Community notices and church events in June
The page lists church activities and community notices: Senior Choir rehearsal at BreBee Memorial C. M. E. Church on Friday June 29 at 7 20 p m, a special meeting at Sweet Home Baptist Church Friday June 29 at 7 30 p m, Women’s Day program at Garrett Chapel Baptist Church Sunday July 1 at 3 p m with Mrs B E McGhee of Camden as guest speaker, Yerger Shoyer PTA outing Saturday June 20 to Narrows Dam with $1 roundtrip, a baseball game at City Park Friday June 29 between Prescott Arkansas and City Park Nine, a building rally at St Luke Baptist Church in Shepard Arkansas on Sunday June 24, and notes on Comingy and Going with local residents visiting or returning from trips. The Jr Choir of Lonoke Baptist Church to sponsor a weiner feast and croquet on church lawn Thursday evening June 28.
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BreBee Memorial C. M. EB
Sweet Home Baptist Church
Garrett Chapel
Carrett Chapel Baptist
B. E. McGhee
Camden
Arkansas
Willie Mae English
Spensor
Yerger-Shover Pta
Yerger-Shoyer P. T. A
Narrows Dam
Fannie Hicks
Alva Wyatt
City Park
Prescott
St. Luke Baptist Church
Shephard
Mt. Siaia
Mattie Hill
Mt. Siani
E. N. Glover
Garrett Baptist Church
Rising Star
St. Mark
Church of God In Christ
First Baptist
Washington
St. Luke
A. Tate
W. M. Erby
L. A. Clark
Jr. Choir
Lonoke Baptist Church
Mine Cave Kills One and Injures Two Near Malvern
A mine cave at Magnet Cave Barium Co. about 12 miles northwest of Malvern claims one life and wounds two men. Jess Hill, 45, of Hot Springs, dies. Injured are Joe Roland of Poyen and Frank Spurlin of near Malvern. All were freed by rescuers, Hill’s body still being recovered at press time.
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Malvern
Magnet Cave
Barium Co
Here
Hot Springs
Jess Hill
Joe Roland
Poyen
Grant County
Frank Spurlin
Roland
Spurlin
Ming
Hill
Bucky Harris Stays On After Player Vote Of Confidence
Detroit Tigers stalemate with Washington 2 to 2 in a rain-shortened game leaves the team winless in 10. Captain Harvey Kuetin and veteran pitcher Seve Gromek defend Bucky Harris, citing injuries as the main cause of the club’s poor form and dropped into sixth place.
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Detroit
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Harvey Kuetin
Seve Gromek
Bucky
Tigers
National League Standings and Slugging Results
MLB update showing NL leaders Milwaukee Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Chicago New York with run totals and game results. Also notes postponed games due to rain and rescheduled dates. In the Southern Association, Birmingham Nashville Atlanta scorelines and postponements are listed alongside standings.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Cincinati
Grunwald Shines for Chattanooga in 1-0 Loss to Mobile
Grunwald, a 25 year old southpaw and regular at first base, blanked Chattanooga on three hits as Mobile beat the Lookouts 2-0. Mobile’s Norm Cemp pitched a two hit shutout over Nashville, while Birmingham moved six games ahead by beating Memphis 5-2. Atlanta and Little Rock games were rained out, leaving Chattanooga and Mobile battling for fourth, 10 games behind the Barons. Grunwald walked eight but escaped a second inning jam and struck out eight. Camp yielded a two run lead for Mobile, fanning four and walking four in a strong outing.
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al Grunwald
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Morbile
Norm Cemp
Nashville
Birmingham
Vals
Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Chattanouga
Mobile
Barons
Page
Grunwald
Camp
Snow
Vile’ Kelley
Bowlg
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Whitey Ford
Athletics
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Jack Harshman
Chicago
Tom Brewer
Ted Williams
Latif Aparicio
Early Wynn
Baltimore
Bobby Avila
Gene Woodling
George Zuverin
Connie Johnson
Yogi Berra
Billy Martin
Andy Carey
Ford
Harry
Suitcase) Simpson
Tom Gorman
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Washington
Tigers
Bunky Stewart
al Katine
Bucky Harris
Chuck Dressen
Ernie Cravett
Jack Phillips
Robin Roberts
Braves
Phillies
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Phils
Ray Crane
Stan Lopata
del Ennis
Elmer Vaio
Bobby Thomson
Redogs
Pirates
Rube Walker
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Cubs
Walker
Sal Maglie
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Gene Baker
Walt Moryn
Chi
Ruben Gomez
Cardinals
Giants
Wilmer
Vinegar Bond
Mizell
St. Louis
Larry Jackson
Bobby Hofman
Bill Sarni
Chisox Indians Tighten AL Race With Wins
The White Sox extended their win streak to nine by beating the Red Sox 4-1 and the Indians won their seventh straight by edging the Orioles 4-3. Whitey Ford limited the A’s to help the Yankees stay atop the standings as Detroit and Washington battled to a 2-2 tie in rain.
Schoendienst Says He's on a Spot
Red Schoendienst sat in the New York Giants clubhouse after a 9-0 win over the St. Louis Cardinals as vice president Feeney asked how his arm fared. He said he felt nothing, a needle having been stuck in by a doctor. Feeney teased him about needing to play soon, while Schoendienst accepted the pressure, saying he was the one on the spot.
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New York
Red Schoendienst
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Chubeeney
Red
Doc
Feeney
Cardinals
Schoendienst
Giants
Ayer
Yong
Windsor Police Chief cites stomach illness wave after pay day
Police Chief Carl Farrow told the Windsor police commission that a wave of stomach illness complaints has persisted for some time and that most cases likely follow the day after pay day.
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Windsor
Ont
Carl Farrow
Police Commission
Fuller to lead AP Little Rock bureau in Arkansas
AP reports Keith Fuller named chief of bureau for The Associated Press in Little Rock replacing Clem Brossier. Fuller, 33, starts duties after long AP service in Jackson and Dallas roles, with prior bylines at Beaumont Enterprise and Dallas Morning News. Born in Arlington Kansas, he served as a WWII flyer.
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Mampstedd
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Bailten
Ihe
Sterick Biaween Iphis
Mich Ngas
Chicago
Ils
E ‘Orka N.Y
Detroit
Bida
Ona
Oma
Associated Press
AP News
New York
Keith Fuller
Jackson
Miss
Little Rock
Frank J. Starzel
Fuller
Ino Arkansas
Clem Broasier
Fwilers AP
New Orleans
Dallas
Arlington
Kas
Lamar College
Soutern Methodist University
Beaumini
Enterprise
Dallas Morning News
Doubleheader at Legion Field Tonight
A Legion Field doubleheader features Pony All-Stars meeting Lafayette County All-Stars at 6. Hope Junior Legion stars face Lafayette County Junior at 8. Last night's Hope/Camden senior game was rain shortened with Hope leading 1 to 0. Hope Auto beat First National 9 to something in Pony loop play before rain ended the second game.
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Legion Field
Pony All- Stars
Lafayette County
Cost of Living Rises to Record Level in May
Washington reports the consumer price index rose four tenths of a percent from April to May, reaching 115.4 percent of the 1947-49 average. Officials say living costs may again set new records this summer as the index matches the prior peak.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
College Golf Meet Brackets Set for National Championship
A 64-player field opens for the 39th National Intercollegiate golf championship in Columbus. Rex Baxter of Houston Univ leads with 140 after four under par, while Purdue’s Joe Campbell and Rice’s John Garrett are prominent in the upper bracket. First-round matches unfold today with two-round play through Friday and a 26-hole final on Saturday. Separately, Oklahoma City reports a pistol theft from a tavern cash register, the thief skipping money.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rex Baxter
Houston University
Ohio State
Baxter
Jake Howard
Joe Campbell
Purdue
John Garrett
Rice
Knoxville
Campbell
Desert Ride Through Malpais Heat and Peril
Frank and Jean push a exhausted herd through a chalky basin in 120 degree heat. They seek water at The Pits as Mojave legends and a hostile pursuit loom. Nightfall brings a desolate lake camp, fatigue, and grim resolve to press on.
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Frank
Jean
John
Malpais
Shade
Rafter
Mojaves
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