Society Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The Society Calendar lists church gatherings charity events and club meetings including Girl Scouts Brownies and Womans Society of Christian Service services at First Presbyterian and First Methodist Churches. Also noted are Bridge at Hope Country Club Rebecca Sunday School class First Baptist and C W F circles with dates March 11 to 13 and a Brookwood PTA program with Dr L T Lawrence. Ward of the Month winners announced for four wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Society of Christan
First Methodist Church
J. C. Carlton
R&r. T. White
Rebecca
First Baptist Church
Andy Andrews
The
First Christian Church
L. T. Lawrence
McKenzie
P. T.A. Magazine
P_T. A. Executive Board
Ming
Martin
Monnday
Sir Martin
Ida Martin
Lela Hayes
Charles Thomas
Ellen Marie Holt
Juanita Taylor
O Kenneth- Ledbetter
Charles ‘Thomas
Paul
Palm Springs Weekend Crowds Draw Hollywood Elite
Palm Springs attracts heavy weekend crowds as sun seekers and stars descend. Bing Crosby Dinah Shore Frank Sinatra and Liberace among those rumored to visit luxury hotels and private estates while Hollywood names line up at exclusive shops and clubs. Local growth booms with new hotels cafes and pastel homes visible along the desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Palm Springs
Calif
California
Bing’ Crosby
Dinah the Sun
Shore
Frank Sinatra
Joan Davis
Liberace
Ol Mirador
Sunshine Land
Hollywood
Panny Springs
Blue Skies Park
Crosby, Dany, Kaye
Claudette Colbert
Phil Harris
Bornce Heidt
Bo Goodwin
Polly Bergen
Jack Wrathers
Bonita Granville
Art Linkleter
Eisenhower backs Hall for New York governor nomination
President Eisenhower endorsed former National Chairman Leonard Hall suggesting Hall has strong backing for next year’s Republican gubernatorial race in New York. The remark came during a cocktail party in Washington where about 200 GOP officials gathered. Hall declined to reveal his future political plans beyond denial of any immediate administration appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Ohdorse Minhert
Leohard W. Hall
New York
GOP
Setter House
Leohard Hall
New Fork
Imne
Fie
Hall
Charges Fly as Senators Fuss Over Bill
In LITTLE ROCK opponents of a state insurance bill accused its author of trying to intimidate lawmakers with reprisals. Sen. Morrell Gathright and Sen. Jack Shelton charged Rep. E C Freeman of Mississippi County sought House approval to force through the measure, which would let the purchasing agent place contracts for all state agencies. The Senate initially passed it 18-14, then defeated it 18-12 after reconsideration. Gathright claimed Freeman threatened to stall college appropriations, while Freeman denied any unfair tactics and questioned the accusation. The dispute highlighted tensions over Arkansas insurance contracts and state funding for institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Senate
Morrell Gathright
Pine Bluff
Jack Shelton
Monticello
E.C (Gene) Freeman
Mississippi
Gathright
Freeman
University of Arkansas
Ben Bynum
Chicot County
House
Lee Bearden
Leachville
Gay
Orval Faubus
Bearden
Robert Hays Williams
Russell- Ville
Artie Gregory
North Little. Roe
Williams
Pleeman
Governors Office
Arkansas Arlen College
Pine. Bluff
Arkansas Am&n
Gahright
Monticelly
Fayetteville
Panic Debut on Television Prompts Mixed Reviews
New York news reports the TV drama Panic premiering on NECHEMY. The plot centers on a priest bound by the seal of confession as a witness plots against a convict, with suspense and familiar tropes highlighted by critics. The discussion also notes a separate legislative debate on divorce residency requirements and related bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mercer
New York
Reilar
Natic
Jfsi
Nechemy
Henard
Senate
TV Drama Conflicts and a Blytheville Death Case
A TV critic notes a capital punishment drama on ABC and its suspenseful execution. Blytheville sheriff confirms a body found in a ditch is 70 year old John Wynn, identified by his widow as missing two days earlier, likely dying of exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC. TV
Yan
Offen
Blytheville
Sherif Willant Berrymen
Negra
John Wynn
Wynn
Here
Berryman
Mrs. Regnier Hosts Contract Club at Laowson
Mrs. Art Regnier entertained the 37 Contract Club at Laowson Hotel on Tuesday with a dessert-bridge. Mrs. Archie Johnson won the high score award. Other members included Mrs. O. G. Hirst, Mrs. Frank Gilbert, and Mrs. J. R. Bemis, with guests Mrs. Karl Eppler, Mrs. Atkins, and Mrs. Allen Gee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regnier
Art Regnier
Laowson
Archie Johnson
O. G. Hirst
Frank, Gilbert
J. R. Bemis
Karl Eppler
Atkins
Alien Gee
John Pittman
Dear Dorothy Dix: Rules and rights of parents and daughters
Readers 13 to 15 ask if parents may set curfews, dates, and duties. Dorothy Dix says parental responsibility shapes girls into worthy citizens and future wives, urges cooperation and self discipline, and warns against petulant defiance. Readers Roberta Bear and Trixie seek guidance on love letters and casual dating, with advice to avoid one sided romance and to ease with a steady partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Mareja
Marcela
House Panel Criticizes Budget Bureau Over Spending
The House Appropriations Committee faulted the Budget Bureau for fiscal intigen t he noted agencies exceeded last year’s requests. It approved 16 118 870 for the President’s office and related activities, 4 805 00 below the President’s request. A major cut trimmed the national defense emergency fund from two million to one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Puget Reedy
Finehee
Nhower
Budget Bureau
Eisenhower
Congress
Ened
Tve
Dr Brennecke Case Set for May 2
Pulaski County court schedules final hearing before Circuit Judge J Mitchell Coukritt on May 2 regarding Dr Frances Brennecke reinstatement to the State Welfare Department after dismissal as medical director of the Crippled Children's Division. The judge rejected a request to order payment of all or part of her salary and upheld the Merit System Council decision. Breathing room for appeal remains open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Pulaski
J. Mitchell Coukritt
Yesterdy
Frances E. Brennecle
State Welfare Department
Carl BE. Adams
Brennecke
Merit System Council Ups
Crippled Children's Division
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Hope Country Club
Thomas Hays
Edgewood
Hope Ground Observer Corps
V. F. W. Hut
Brookwood
Melrose Home Demonstteilor. Club
A. M. Hockett
FB Mangum
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 12
American Legion
Legion Hall
Lovell
M. S. Bates
South Bim
Roy Foster
South Grady
George Peck
N Washington
Oakhaven
J. A. Gunter Sr
East Division
Southland Heights
Beverly Hills
Hervey_ Holt
Byt
ZoMo
CBS
S Deas
Amtisus
Wuntz Hall
I Bowery Boys
LDA Tallis
Jovelier
Fran
Dole Robertson
Ike
Bill
Cub Scout’ Gin
Cub Scout den
W. Watkins
Bill Oates
Cubs
John Ed Watkins
Bill Roberts
Richard Oates
Frankie Anderson
Stanley McAnally
Thell Hanning
Rotary Club
Mark Tustiss
Little
Missouri’ River
Justiss
Litte- Missouri
Greeson Lake
Ougcita Lake
Grassy Lake
Hines
Lindsey
Bill Dawson
Son
Bannister
Virgil Daniel
Ray White
Paul Rhodes
J. E. Bannister
Daniel
N. Rhodes
Beulah Johnson
Han
Tom Bemis
Logan
D. L. McRae Jr
Guss McCaskill
J. D. Atkinson
Jennie Lewis
N. N. Daniel
Harold Ingram
Bob Reynolds
Ed Hubbard
C. H. Moore
Ouachita Pressbyteria
Hot Springs
D. &, McRoe Jr
S. ©. Logan
L. J, Dyke
Texarkana
Earl Eppter
Hope
Don Mitchell
Paul Hiett
Camden
Hamby
J. C. Steger
Rodney Hamilton
Floyd Hubbard
Max Kitchen
Frances Thrasher
Morrison McLelland
Ardell Clark
Magnolia
Delta Barrie Gammaa
Byron Moody
Cora Bonnell Hospital
Bill Wiseman
Houston
Texas
William Scotty
March
Sian Arenty
Rebtt Peachey
Prescott
Mre
Jares Avery
Rayid Denson
Ive Mra
O. D. Avery
Mar
Jun Bryson
Grangparcalg
Paris
Jean Patou
Rosette Hargrove
NEA
Marit- Anse
Pear Dorothy Rix
Roberta Bear
Roberta
Jay
Trixie
B.T
Dr. Brennecks
Diane
Herloise Miller
the Fashion Shoppe
S. Maia
Dairy Queen
Queen's Pantry
Mrs
K. E. Ambrose
East Third
Africa
Abey
Tunisia
Bernard Fergusson
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