Calendar Of Events And Masonic Proceedings In Arkansas
Calendar notes a Christian Union Community meeting on Monday July 2 at 7 20 p m with all members asked to attend. Keystone Lodge No 43 FEAL ARK jurisdiction held its annual officer election June 3 1958 with M Gilkie 33 Degree installing them and listing officers including H L Washington and L Cox. Also reported is a Council of Deliberation trip to Camden June 23 with representatives from multiple Arkansas bodies. Mrs Wayne Gray of Chicago visits her ill mother Mrs Ella Simmons in the city.
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Arkansas
Royal Arch Masons of Arkansas
M. Gilkie
Malvern
Ark
Noble H. L. Washington
G. L. Cox
G. Carmicheal
T. A. Hamilton
Noble C. Hicks
Wilie Brandon
Wayne Norwood
Bert Pearson
John McKinley
Melvin Weston
Tyler
Frank Flenery
Cauplin
R. J. Hicks
Masons
Council Ll
W. Williams
8. L. Washington
Craton Epps
ST. Boyd Consistory
A. Als. R. Masons
Washington, Ark
P.H.A
Camden
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City
Wayne Gray
Slope
State St
Chicago
Hit
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Josephine Murrah Stone
West B. Hope
Chsrie A. Murrah
Emmet
Looking at 2 Shows on TV Can Be Bad
Charles Mercer reviews watching Steve Allen on NBC and Ed Sullivan on CBS the same night. The piece notes fragmented impressions from Allen’s jokes and celebrity sketches, with Sullivan, Paar, Silvers, Belafonte, Novak, and Gregory Peck among those glimpsed. Mixed reactions show confusion but some viewers enjoyed parts.
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New York
Steve Allen
Kly
Nbc-Tv
Ed Sullivan
Cbs-Tv
Allen
Terese Brewer
Sullivan
Wally Cox
Shkitch Henderson
Hollywood
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Marlon Bran- Soeleci
Will Mastin
Sammy Davis Jr
Kate ‘Mith
Ade
Jack Paar
Cox
L.C.L.A
Dean
Gregory Peck
Novak
Self
Passage of the Gobbler Knob confrontation echoes
Frank and allies hold a cliffside position as Emmett tries to seize horses. A tense standoff escalates into a gunfight with Emmett, Hackett, and Norring. Frank belts Emmett, shoots, and defeats Norring, while La Tour advances and the camp braces for the next clash.
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Norring
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Ted
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Loser
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Marigny
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Doc
Gobbler's Knob
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Miss Smith Wins British Women's Amateur Title
Miss Smith defeated Mary Patton Janzsen 8 and 7 in the first all American final in the history of the British Women's Amateur Championship at Sunningdale England. The American win marks the third time an American has claimed the title.
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St. Clair
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Charlottesville
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Allen Defends Elvis Presley on His TV Comeback
Steve Allen replies to a critic about Elvis Presley booking on his shows. He clarifies Elvis was contracted before the Berle incident, defends his talent, and promises a comeback with the "new Elvis" while stressing gentlemanly conduct and possible film roles. The letter also touches on Africa and talent versus taste.
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Foreign aid debate proposes tribal economic earmark
A foreign aid critic Sen proposes that some Indian tribes receive funding. An amendment would earmark $50 million for economic aid to the Apache and Everglade tribes. The item references a National Geographic note about the first successful rayon plant in France in 1891.
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Upi
Wili . di
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France
National Geographic Society
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