Womanless Wedding Staged by Spring Hill P T A Play
The Spring Hill P T A presented a benefit play titled The Womanless Wedding last Friday night in the Spring Hill School Auditorium. Cast included Burgess Farrett as the bride and "Slim" Collins as the groom, with Roy Martin as ring bearer and Durwood Anderbooh as lower girl among others.
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Brooks Collins
Bride
J. W
Maxwell
Hubert Kidd
S. Key
Groom
Herbert Elam
Garland Midd
Cap” Townsend
Billy Anderson
Darrel Atkins
Eighteen Deaths From Violence Hit Arkansas Week
Eighteen persons died violently in Arkansas during the week ending Sunday. Deaths stemmed from a Little Rock construction cave-in, fires, shootings, a beating, a fall from a truck, and electrocution. Names include Lloyd Hilt, Esau Mitchell, and Porge Boyerlein whose body was found near his store. conditions varied as authorities investigated.
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Little Rock
Oh Porge Boyerlein
It Rock
Rose
Tank
Esau Mitchell
Tuck
Fleaanville
Lloyd Hilt
Danville
Harman McCormick
Holt
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J.J. Barnet
Buddy Stevenson
Tatu
Lions to Hold Banquet Tonight
The Hope Lions Club will host a membership derive banquet at the Hotel Barlow at 7 p.m. Deputy District Governor Wallace Sage will be the guest speaker, with musical entertainment. All members are urged to attend on time.
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Advises Housewives to Start Own Business
NORWALK Conn Mrs Margaret Rudkin a self baked millionaire has a simple answer to the world s frustrated woman start your own business She urges women to enter business especially in food noting her own success with Pepperidge Farm After a rocky start she began baking bread in her kitchen and grew the enterprise to sell thousands of loaves weekly by year s end.
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Rudin
Margaret Yogarty
Newman
Nelly Bly
Ava
Columbia Universityy
E-Wound
Godal Street
Henry Hudskin
Bylen Jinstalied
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Houise
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PNY
Gard Foyler
Bae
Wiyrs
Rudkine
Rugkin
Pepperidge
Weaven
Rudkin
Ryan
Fodax
West sees no chance to block Nasser
Washington reports that Western leaders see slim odds of blocking Egyptian President Nasser from full control of the Suez Canal. Talks between Eisenhower and Macmillan in Bermuda next week will likely focus on Suez and alternative transport plans. Egypt rejects toll proposals and insists Suez tolls be paid to Egyptian authorities.
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Legion to Host Birthday Dinner and State Commander Visit
Leslie Huddleston Post No. 12 will hold its annual Birthday Party Monday March 18 at 7 p.m. State Commander Alys A. Loyd will attend and address the gathering, joined by Legion officials from State Headquarters. The event is a joint Legion and Auxiliary meeting with entertainment and food, aiming for a large turnout for the 1957 anniversary and Victory dinner.
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Alys A. Loyd
Legion
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Legion Hall
Man's Body Found After Store Fire Slaying in Little Rock
In Little Rock a grocery store operator Esau Mitchell 50 and his wife Rose Beyerlein 40 were killed after a blaze gutted their store in a Negro neighborhood. Detectives suspect robbery turned deadly as Mrs Beyerlein was killed then her husband struck with blows. A child and belongings were found near the scene. Police recovered money and bonds from the wreckage and pockets of Mitchell. The couple operated the store for six years. services will be held and burial planned in Little Rock.
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Mitchell
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Purdagki Coromer
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George
Little Rock
James
J. Robinson
Malvern
Lite Rock
Hope Students Enlist in Arkansas All-State Band
Six Hope High School musicians toured Arkadelphia and played with the Arkansas All-State bands. Tody Franks and Delmer Weliver earned spots in the All-State first band, both seniors. Jerry Wilson, Virginius Dougan, Jeanette Fincher, and Barry Hill joined the second band, with Fincher a junior. Guest conductors included Donald J. Moore of Baylor University and Dr. Riles Ward-Worthington of the University of Arkansas.
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Arkadelphia
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Tympani
Del‘mer Weliver
Jerry Wilson
Virginius Dougan
Jeanette Fincher
Junio Clari
Barry Hill
Sophewmore
Srambone
Thewo
Donald J. Moore
Baylor University
Riles Ward - Worthington
University of Arkansas
Arkansas School Band and Quchestra Association
Arkansas Supreme Court Upholds Child Injury Damages Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court, in a 4 to 2 decision, affirmed a circuit court ruling denying damages for a boy struck by a truck near Stuttgart. The case centered on jury instruction about a pedestrian child’s duty of care and whether the trial judge’s instruction was erroneous. Justice George Rose Smith wrote the majority, with Ward dissenting.
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Wittmans
Associated Justive
George Rose Smith
Carleton Havila
D. BF. Mof
Lahat Ong Paul
Ward
UN Troops Fire Over Heads of Arab Crowds
UN forces in Gaza faced protests as demonstrations demanding Egyptian influence escalated. Troops fired over a crowd near UN headquarters, using tear gas and baton charges to dissolve protests while Egyptian and Israeli officials blamed each other for inciting the unrest. The Gaza situation intensified with 000 Arabs besieging UN offices and Danish and Norwegian peacekeepers responding amid rising tensions.
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Death of Fulton man in Little Rock hospital
F O Hughson, 64, of Fulton, died Sunday in Little Rock hospital after illness. He was a Presbyterian and lived in Fulton. Survived by wife, a son Sam Hughson of North Little Rock, a daughter Mrs Charles Murray of Oakland California, two sisters Mrs Daphne Arnold and Mrs Henry Thomason of Little Rock. Funeral arrangements announced by Herndon Cornelius.
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Olin Hughson
Hempstead
Lite Rock
Hughson
Fulton
Sam Hughson
North Little Rock
Charles Murray
Oakland
Calif
Daphne Arnold
Henry Thomason
Little Rack
Herndon Cornelius
Committee to Decide on Amendments in Arkansas
A Senate House committee in Little Rock is to meet tonight to pick three of about 83 proposed constitutional amendments for the 1968 ballot. Most major controversies are settled as the legislature enters its final week, though many appropriation measures remain in doubt in both houses. The joint committee's choice will depend on approval by both chambers.
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Three Accidents Investigated Here
Three wrecks were investigated by City Police over the Weekend. Saturday a collision near the Ag Slave occurred as Mrs Mozel Beight was exiting a vehicle and Mrs Ward swung into a space, causing a head injury to Mrs Beight. A city truck backed into a parked car owned by Senest Davis in a downtown alley with very slight damage. Charles Johnson faced reckless driving charges after his vehicle struck a parked car owned by Leovell Williams on South Hazel Street, with heavy damage.
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J. E. Cassidy Dies at 57 in Hot Springs
J E Cassidy aged 57, long time Hope resident, died Monday in Ouachita Hospital Hot Springs. Survived by wife Edith and daughter Virginia Clinton. Funeral 3 am Tuesday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel with Rev W D Keeley. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery. pallbearers Timmy Cook Byron Homer Hick Young Leo Gompson Frank Douglas David Frith.
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Byron Homer
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Gompson
Franke ‘ Douglas
David ‘Frith
Hypnosis Used in Birth of Her Child at Pine Bluff
Mrs Kay Griffith Grafe of Lucedale Mississippi revealed she gave birth to Beverly Dawn Grafe on December 24 at Army Navy Hospital Hot Springs Arkansas without pain using hypnosis. Pvt Roy Grafe’s wife said Captain J O Grade of Milwaukee, medical officer at Pine Bluff Arsenal, supervised the hypnosis explaining it differs from common hypnotism and that she could enter a trance when touched on the shoulder.
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Weather Summary and Regional Forecast Update
Weather station report notes high 15 low 47 with 0.13 inch precipitation, year-to-date 15.04 inches. Arkansas sees locally severe thunderstorm potential east and south this afternoon, with cooler tonight and Tuesday highs 55 to 65. Oklahoma fair, with possible showers and storms southeast, Louisiana unsettled with north showers, cooler northwest tonight and Tuesday, partly cloudy Arkansas south and northwest regions with scattered showers and strong storms this afternoon.
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Henderson students begin nine weeks of practice teaching
All Around Town notes Henderson students start a state wide nine week practice teaching program supervised by Miss Amy Jean Greene. Readouts list Janell Dixon Thile Rork Jarry Os Cell and others across Mineral Springs El Dorado Nashville Pine Bluff Hope and Little Rock with staff including Mr B B McPheeson Ruth Hangan and Mrs Lyle Brown.
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Greene
Hope
Janell Dixon
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Jarry O
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Unider
Frank Hom
Wily Nan Pauley
Ashdown
Sagjal Studies
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Burroughs
Gene Fletcher
Gillet
Wayne Dumas
el Dorado
John Pierce
Fabicla Brown
Nashville
Jonalee Piper
Pine Bluff
Ruth Hanggan
Paula Raley
Little Rock
Alyg
Lyla Brown
Kame Ee
Slaughter
Lyle Brown
Alpha Sigma Tau
Rotarians Donate $100 to Hope High School Lights Fund
Mrs Faul Fullwider and Mrs Austin entertained Hope Rotarians Friday noon with musical comedy selections arranged by Px. Syd Martindale. Guests included Mrs Hyall Rev Keeley and Kenneth Hamilton Noel Ray and Cecil Watson of Texarkana. The board decided to donate $100 to install new lights on the auditorium stage at Hope High School.
Five Youths Involved in Barn Theft Investigation
Five young boys were to be questioned by City Police today over thefts involving tools from a barn owned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tallaferra Solon. Two lanterns a saw a crowbar and other items were found near the barn as officers contacted the boys bus and their parents about the incident.
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