Delta Kappa Gamma and Gardenia Club Meet in March
Society notes list multiple club meetings for March 2 to March 8. Alpha Delta Chapter hosts at Mrs Elmer Browns. WOW Circle meets at WOW Hall. VFW Auxiliary gathers. Gardenia Garden Club plans at Mrs Vanceimsley home. Green Laseler Home Democrat Club event at Mrs Pred Hunt. Hope Chapter 228 fundraiser dinner at 6 20 p m. Nandina Garden Club guest speaker Bill Groves. Circle Two and Circle One of First Christian and First Methodist W S C S hold meetings with prayers, program notes, and refreshments. Tau Phi Lambda sorority planning a candlelight ceremony with members and Miss Walls.
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Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Elmer Brown
Thesday
Frans Mason
CBI
Gardenia Garden Club
Wee Green Laseler Home Demration Club
Nandina Garden Club
Mia
Bill Groves
Eldridge Formjy
Jack Pritchett
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Circle Four
Foy Hammons
Women of the Bible
Dan Green
McDavitt
Treasuer
Mas. Hammons
Judith Hammons
Sam Warmack
First Methodist Church
C. A. Williams
Gus Fosley
Webb Laseter
P. H. Webb
WOW Gircle
Popular Grove 156
Iis
Miss Wall
Tau Phi Lambda
Betty Faris
Charlene Wiggins
Pat Faris
Mary Jene
Rebecca Plumley
Leola
Mary Ana Jones
Mary Wallis
Charlotte
Margie Wilson
Wiggins
Miss Walls
Circle Six
Prophet Jeremiah
H. E. Patterson
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Syvelle Burke
Patterson
David Waddle
John Gardiner
J. C. Carlton
Jeremiah
L. Broach
Waddie
Henry Fenwick
Monsters Are Easy for Hollywood
Hollywood's Universal-International monster shop led by Bud Westmore and Jack Gavin crafts creatures for film. The mutant in This Island Earth costs 6500. earlier frog man for The Creature From Black Lagoon ran about 12000. Costs reflect extensive makeup, molds, and on set secrecy as Westmore recalls past iconic monsters from Dracula to Dr. Jeckyl.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Monster Factory
Universal- International
Bud Westmore
Jack Gavin
Gavin
Earth
Metalumans
Westmore
Studis
Black Lagoon
Universal
Long Chaney
Notre Dame
Dracula
Abbott and Costello
Dr. Jeckyl
Mr. Hyde
Lou Costello
Ann Blyth
Mr. Peel
Bud
Edwin Ward Leads Second Jeremiah Study Session
Edwin Ward began the second Jeremiah study with help from Mrs. Steve Carrigan Dell McClanahan Mrs. Manney Mrs. McCabe and Mrs. Story. The hostesses served refreshments to 18 members and three guests and Mrs Ward announced the study would conclude in April.
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Edwin Ward
Jeremiah
Steve Carrigan
Dell McClanahan
Manney
McCabe
Story
Ward
Illness touches LaDon Ward and Della Caydle
Friends learn LaDon Ward of near Bodeaw is ill and Mrs Della Caydle of Bodeaw is improving after a lengthy illness, reflecting local concern for residents.
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LaDon
Near
Bodeaw
Della Caydle
Coming and Going Between Bodcaw Families
Mr and Mrs J R May of Bodcaw hosted weekend guests W B May and Laner May and families in Texarkana. Mrs Lonnie Buie with Wickie Lonnie Jr visited Mrs J R Henry in Prescott. Mrs Roy Thornton with Judy and Irene visited her son Coach Oris Thornton in Mena. Willard May and family of near Bodcaw visited relatives in Texarkana over the weekend.
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J. R. May
Bodcaw
W. B. May
Laner
May
Texarkana
Lonnie Buie
Wickie and
Lonnie, Jr
Prescott
Roy Thornton
Judy
Irene
Willard May
Tewarkana
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Wesley Ninevire Hope Mrs A W Melver Jr Hope Mrs Abd Beckham Lewisville Mrs Lemuel Prince Hope Rt 4 Discharges include Mr A L King Hope Mr Doyle Reaves Hope Mr Robert Beckham Lewisville and others with several Hope entries and a partial line about Bilal arrival.
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Wesley Ninevire Hope
A. W. Melver Jr
Hope
Abd Beckham
Lewisville
Lemuel Prince
A. L. King
Doyle Reaves
Robert Beckham
Luther B
Delaney Hope
Callie Hogan
Rt. 1
R. R. Forester Jr
Raymond Jones Patmos
Robert R. Rider Hope
and Eee A. We Melver
Bilal
Dulles Rigid Day Highlights Energy and Travels
Washington in a profile of John Foster Dulles detailing his demanding schedule. The secretary of state, 66, has logged nearly 44 thousand miles in a year, spanning Paris London Bonn North Africa the Middle East Korea and India. He keeps late hours, reads extensively, hosts dinners and conferences, and often works weekends. His first year brought a major State Department shakeup with scrutiny from Congress and critics in the Capitol.
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Washington
John Foster Ulles
Paris
London
Bonn
North Africa
Middle East
Korea
India
New York
Eisenhower
State Department
Walter Bedell Smith
Seth
White House
National Security Council
Dulles
Congress
Capitol
Ife
Sen. McCarthy
Rwss
Russia
Malatuvy
Berlin
Benn
West Germany
Adenauer
Bermuda
Caracas
Geneva
Britain
France
Ching
Indochina
Rome
Hague
Brussels
Luxembourg
Egypt
Israel
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Syad
Turkey
Greece
Libya
Princeton
Cleveland
Lenis
Supreme Court Decisions Across Arkansas Courts
The Supreme Court issued decisions from Benton County to Pulaski and Fulton counties. Cases include Cooper v Cooper affirmed. Scurlock v Elliott affirmed. White v Grimmett reversed and remanded. Williams v Welch affirmed. Hollis Bennett reversed and remanded. Woodmansee v Lyon affirmed. Crump v Wicer dismissed. Noblit v Noblit affirmed.
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Littl Rockm
Arkansans Supreme Court
Mary Neil Cooper
Lewis
Cooper
Benton
Vance’ Scurlock
Robert L
Elliott
Washington Chancery Court
J © White
Polar beat known as an exceptional long distance swimmer
The polar beat is described as an exceedingly strong swimmer capable of crossing a 40 mile wide strait, underscoring its notable endurance and navigational skill.
Court Docket from Hope Arkansas March 1954
Municipal and state docket entries list numerous defendants with fines cash bonds and jail terms for offenses including no driver's license drunkenness speeding restricted zone and overload penalties. Notable items include H L Johnson passing in a restricted zone and multiple overload overweight fines. Coolidge noted as first vice president to attend Cabinet meetings per Britannica.
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Grover Ward
Portis Mixon
Victor Rooks
Petit Larceny
Pier
John Keck
Arthur F. Hostetter
W. P. Campbell
Park
N. A. Lamb
Robert Dean Hamilton
Rosa Lee Noble
Paul May
H. B. Marcum
Walter Sipes
Charlie Gnkie
Jessie Glens
J. A. Eubanks
Perry Woods
H. L. Johnson
Clifton A. Frost
Roberts Cartage Co
W. A. Westbrook
Dunn Bros
C. F. Hill
Coolidge
Britannica
Official Reporter Named by Court
LITTLE ROCK Ark Supreme Court today announced the employment of Conway F Byrd as Its official reporter. Byrd succeeds John T Castle who resigned last October after nearly six years as an employee of the court. Byrd a former resident of Evening Shade graduated from the University of Arkansas law school in 1930 and was licensed as an attorney the same year. He served for a time as assistant attorney for the State Revenue Department and recently had been practicing law at Pine Bluff with John Hooker. His wife is the former Frances Harding of Redfield. The couple has two children.
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Byrd
John T Castle
Evening Shade
University of Arkansas Law School
State Revenue Department
Pine Bluff
John Hooker
Frances Harding
Redfield
Coupte
Beethoven’s Hearing Loss Aided by Piano Stick Method
After losing much of his hearing, Ludwig van Beethoven reportedly used a stick pressed with his teeth to feel piano vibrations. This tactile technique helped him perceive sound through the instrument during late composition periods.
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Beethoven
Libel Suit Reported Amid Court Proceedings
Fragmentary text references a libel suit and court actions involving a plaintiff and defendant with mentions of a verdict and legal terms. Readable fragments point to a civil case with parties and potential outcomes, though specifics are unclear in the source.
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Poplar Grove
WOW Circle
Wow Hall
Wall
VFW
VPW
Huthgekem
Juanita Hallmark
CBS
Rose Garden Club
S. L. Murphy
East Third Street
Evanston
Eb, M. Murphy
Belenge
Malcolm Porterfield
Edmund Pendleton
J. W. Perking
Narcissus
Jorgiuis
J. Moore
H. L. Watkins
F. B. Ward
Carole Lavonne Huskey
B. W. Hash
Lee H. Huskey
Blevins
G. W. Hash
Mr. Hash of
Stephens
Bruce Memorial Church
Blegins
Joe W. Hunter J
Gary Wallace Huskey
M. A. Sewell
Charles William Gilbert
Honda
Fred Davis Kelly
Stephans
Inez Huskey
Calvin Cassidy
Magnolia
John Johnson
Howard Hightower
B. H. Pierca
el Dorado
Charles Carpenter
Stepheng
Katie
Circle Three
W. S. C. S. of the Fire Methodist Church
Robarts
Gentry
Jolly Byers
Saenger
Robert Mitchum
Susan Hayward
Foolish
Duckling
Joe Aéper
Melody Hoya
Little Rock
Stamps’ Quartet
Dallas
Hope City Hall
Supreme Court
Municipal Court of Hope
Arkansas
Vla
Mos
Arkaisnn Supreme Court Today
Conley F. Byrd
Thornton
Thornton Mine
Ias Limited
Thornton Minor
Civnie
Limpod Blvd
Xanshy
City
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