Community Calendar of Church and Club Meetings
Local church groups and civic clubs announce a busy March schedule with pot lucks, Sunday school gatherings, and service guild meetings. Several First Baptist Church and First Methodist Church circles, Presbyterian circles, and auxiliary groups set events across March 2 to March 15, including hostesses and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Sunday School Clues
First Baptist Church
Woomon
Sudiery
Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
JohuUy Munday
Po Isheehureh
Clutton
Mesdemes Hishun Davis
LaGrive Willidins
Jett Bundy
Ro TL White Tod C. D. Litster
RB. Bounce
Claud Sutton
Flower Show Plans At Hope Armory Arkansas
A detailed notice outlines dates for the Wes leyan Service Guilds annual meeting in Hope and the 47th annual Flower Show at the National Guard Armory in Hope Arkansas. It lists committees, entry rules, classes, and judged horticulture and arrangement sections with dozens of named organizers and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guilds of the
Little Rock
Hope
Meee Federation of Garden Cloths
Rose and Dahlia Garden Clubs
National Guard Armory
Ark
Geniers
Joe Reese
J. C. Carlton
A. C. Ball
Carl Greenlee
BR. L. Broach
Aliene Johnson
Jim
Earnest O'Neal
WT. Stroud
Harold Brenig
Crit Stewart
J. J. Lighlong
Wm. Roylon
BE. P. Young Jr
Rogers
Dam
W. I. Stroud
Mike Kelly
Sid Rogers
Fred Ells
Byron Hefner
Jim Cal
Sid Me-Muth
Kelly Griant
Cecil Bitte
Alione Johnson
Jax Reese
Turlov Garden Club
Jewel Perkins
Gardeh Gateway
Jenyih
Leave Him Alone He’s Another Woman’s Husband
Dorothy Dix advises a reader to abandon a 62 year old man who wed a 30 year old. The column urges ending contact, noting the husband’s history of laziness and infidelity and suggesting the writer seek support and medical or social services help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Dan Ang
Druscilla Ansiver
Dan
Corinne
Flowering Shrubs and Shadow Box Exhibit Details
The notice lists classes for a home demonstration event with flowering shrubs one branch one variety limited to three feet, caamellig specimens one bloom and foliage, azaleas one spray, and tables and shadow boxes. It specifies dimensions for a right triangle shadow box and notes arrangements for a birthday party table and beauty displays.
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Beatty
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Mixed in Hope
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for multiple patients in Hope and surrounding towns. Names include Dr A J Neighbors, Jewel Moore, Reba Rowe, Leland Powers, Guy Downing, Stella Weisenberger, Baby George Allen, Reba Rowse, Henry Comelius, Jim Wilson, Delton Calhoun, Sidney Cash, Deloris Hatch, J D Davis, H E Upchurch, Lucie Phillips, Ben Edwards, Freida Middlebrooks, Flossie Johnson, Samuel W Cotten, and J D Buckley among others. locations include Hope, Ozan, Washington, Columbus, Blevins, McCaskill, Prescott, Rt routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Neighbors
Hope
Jewel Moore
Reba Lou Rowe
Ozan
Leland Powers
Washington
Guy Downing
Stella Weisenberger
George Allen
Reba Low Rowse
Memorial
Henry Comelius
Mx. B
Honea
Rt. 4
Jim Wilson
Columbus
Jim Edminston
Blevins
Delton Calhoun
Sidney Cash
Deloris Hatch
J. D. Davis
McCaskl
H. E. Upchurch
Praneig Moore
Lucie Phillips
Baby Boy
Ben Edwards
Freida Middlebrooks
Flossie Johnson
Prescot
Samuel W Cotten
Hope Rt
Oes
J.D. Buckley
McCaskill
Meals to Be Served in Hope Schools
Hope School menus list weekly offerings for elementary and junior senior high. Menu items include meat loaf with sides, ham, baked beans, cabbage, cornbread, desserts, milk, and fruit cobbler, with various errors in spelling and item names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Arkansans Win in Bowling Meet Doubles Title
Fay etteville players Buddy Pyeatt and Johnny Swink won the doubles championship at the Southern Bowling Congress Tournament in New Orleans with a 1305 series, topping New Orleans challengers A Kenny and T Dickson who rolled 1289.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansans
Orleans
Buddy Pyeatt
Johnny Swink
Fayetteville
Ark
New Orleans
Pyeatt-Swink
A. Kenny
T. Dickson
Kenton rocks London Hall first American band here in 23 years
In a London Albert Hall debut that halted a half century of cross Atlantic touring restraint, Stan Kenton led his American orchestra to a thunderous reception. The 7,000 plus crowd roared as the pianist clashed a chord that shattered the curtain, while mixed reviews praised the band’s vitality and solo work. Kenton said he would perform 50 more concerts in Britain. Nearby reports noted reactions from critics and fans alike as the event marked a historic jazz exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Cats
Stan Kenton
Albert Hall
Cab Calloway
America
Atlantic
Kenton
Royal Adbert Hall
Ted Heath
United States
Au Gleace
Ron Richards
The
Daily Mirror
News Chronicle
Hig
Theill J
Razorbacks Draw Larger Crowds at Home Games
Fayetteville reports 44 home attendance at Arkansas basketball games in 1855 to 50, nearly doubling from 1954 35 figures of 22,750 across 10 home contests. The 1955 58 season drew 4,500 fans for the same number of games after the pew field house expanded to 8,500 seats. New Orleans finished as runners up with B Griffin and P Smith of Ark placing ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Razorbacks
Fayetteville
Arkansas Huxters
University
New Orleans
B. Griffin
P. Smith
Eg Ark
Arkansung
French Likely to Give Mollet Broad Powers
The National Assembly appeared set to grant Prime Minister Guy Mollet broad emergency powers as Algeria unrest grew. Mollet, returning from talks with Prime Minister Eden in London, planned a noon speech before the Foreign Press Association in Paris and would address the Assembly afterward. Arab outbreaks across North Africa highlighted the gravity of the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Anderson
Paris
National Assembly
Brant
Guy Mollet
Algeria
Mollet
Allis
Ministr _ Eden
London
Mediterranean
Foreign Press Association
Faris
Assembly
Atyan
Unclear Assembly Proposals Amid Algerian Crisis
Fragmentary OCR outlines emergency measures in Algeria amid unrest. Mentions Lacoste as governor, proclamations and sieges, reorganizations, and plans to protect people. Notes European living areas and private utilities with reduced electricity tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
Lacoste
Algiers
Mahyaf
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Destour Billey
Pansy Phimiey
Wiman
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C. C. Lewis
Hame
Mis. Hell Int
South Fine St
C. C. McNewdy
N. T. Jewell
Ambassador
Garyvelt Memorial Baptist Church
Virgie Cunningham
Hazel Ducker
Jim McKenzie
Carl Hinton
Beacon
First Baptist Chtered
Virginia Groves
Annette Rogers
American Legion Auxiliary
Spyker
Elsie Shyker
Mike Spyker
Wil
Leon Emily
Paisley P. TA
Schoal Auditorium
Gateland School
John Czin BD
A. R
Barking Hotel
Harold C. York
Regent of Arkansas Society of D. A. R
M's. R. M. LaGrenery
James G. Martindale
J. MM. Houston
Herbert Stephens
Brookwood School
Daffodil Garden Club
Floyd Leverett
Homer Jones
Groly
Harald Brenis
Bethel King
Order of the Boston Star of Arkansas
Hoge
CBS
Maganic
Main Street
Saenger
Sly Michele
arAeniNg Cine Encore
Warnercolor Extra
Little Red
Happy Daze
Beth Muches
Singer
Wader Singer Sewing Machine Company
Sally Victor
Beatrice Martin
Fez
Toque
Alice
Gustavo
Miss Alice
Dorothy DIX
Rose D, Ansiyer
Social Service Department
Benna
Lenore
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Morocco
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U. S. National Council
Churches of Christ
Mnoscow
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Eow
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Vikelat Krutitsky
Orthodos
Patrigych Alexius
Krutitsky
Hoy
Eugene G. [Blake
Philadelphia
National Council of Churches
Christias
Companierate
Kar-To Jones
Richard
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Ore
Tate
Gillette
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