Circle and Club Meeting Schedule from 1956 Garrett Chapel
Community notices list Circle No 2 meetings Usher Board and choir rehearsals Midweek prayer service and teacher meeting at 800 B00 Pastor's Aid Club and sermon titled A City Upside Down March 18 Garrett Chapel Circle plan for Weight Drive. Verger Alumni reorganization March 18 at Yerger High School. American Legion Hut dance with Thomas Jordan and Night Trainers. Hempstead County 4-H Club elects leaders at Extension Office March 10 1956 with officers Amilee Smulth Aloola Wade Cleo Johnson Thelma Feneraphene Luella Goo ner Bis Maude S. a. Assistant County Agent Smit present.
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Worker's Council
Pastor’s Aid Club
Garrett Chapel Missionary Society
Trudie Moss
Onedia Rhodes
Hempstead County
Maude
Logart Battles Ortega at Madison Square Garden
Two rising welterweights Cubassane Logart from Cuba and Gaspar Ortega of Mexico collide in a 10 round main event at Madison Square Garden. Logart, 22, has 16 knockouts in 51 bouts with 1 win 5 defeats 5 draws, while Ortega, 20, boasts 32 victories 5 losses with 18 knockouts. The bout is televised on NBC at 9 p.m. CST.
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New York
Cubassane
Kid
Ortegas
NBC
Bearden Starts Over With Milwaukee Braves
Gene Bearden, once a World Series winning rookie, seeks a majors return with the Milwaukee Braves after seven turbulent years. Now older and wiser, he believes past misconduct is behind him and faces a May decision on his future with Wichita as his farm assignment. Twin Quin backs the comeback, noting Bearden’s coast and Cuba pitching test show control and ability.
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Bradenton
Fla
Gene Bearden
Milwaukee Braves
Cleveland
Bearden
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Braves
San Francisco
Wichita
Amerian Assn
Twin Quin
Milwaukee
Quins
Cuba
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Cambridge fighter Glover stopped Chea fem in Cambridge Ohio Warren Ohio. In San Francisco Esau Perdinand outpointed Tim Body in Oakland. New York bout saw Johnny Brnsso win over Frank Fippolito in Sunnyside Garden New Ton output.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Ohio
Harrison
Kid Glover
George Chea Fem
Warren
San Francisco
Esau Perdinand
Tim Body
Oakland
Calif
New York
Sunnyside Garden
Johnny Brnsso
New Ton
Frank Fippolito
Annual Men’s Day Speaker Williamson at Beebe Church
Prof A W Williamson principal of Sevier County High School will lecture as the Beebe Church M E annual men s day speaker on Sunday March 18 at 3 pm The theme Up Ye Men and the event features Freeman Chapel Church choir Ashdown and Beebe church choirs performing and about 100 Hope area men expected Also Hope city officials are slated to attend and other lay leaders from the Beebe church spearheading the program
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A. W. Williamson
Sevier County
BeBee Co. M. E
Williamson
Arkansas
C. M. BE
Freeman Chapel Church
Ashdown
Greater Hope
Jeader
BeBee Church
R. D. George
Dandy Taylor
Reece Cannon
Dan Hamilton
BeBee
Hope
College tourneys loom large in cage spotlight
Postseason college tournaments spark questions about upsets and powerhouses as San Francisco led by Bill Russell clashes UCLA Willie Naulls in Corvallis while Utah meets Seattle. NCAA NIT and NAIA semifinals unfold with Michigan State, Morehead, and Canisius in action across venues.
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NATA
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Kan
Town City
Corvallis
Ore
Evans+ to
NAIA
Kansas City
McNeese
Fittsburg
San
Texas Southern
Wheaton
Madison Square Garden
New York
All America
Bill Russel
San Francisco
Associated Press
UCLA
Jones
Deceber
USF
Dens
Utah
Seatle
Little Morehead
Kentucky
Towa
Morehead
Iowa City
David and Goliath
Little Wayne
Mich
DePaul
Ken“y Keusky
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Houstons
Kansas State
Oklahoma City
Temple
Holy Cross
Connecticut
Canisius
Dartmouth
North Carolina State
New Managers Start Strong in Spring Exhibitions
Associated Press report outlines debuts by Bill Rigney with the Giants and Bobby Bragan with the Pirates. Rigney’s Giants win five of six in exhibitions, Bragan’s Pirates take three of five, with early highlights including Daryl Spencer’s homer for New York and Dale Long’s three‑run shot for Washington. Other results feature Harm Wehmeir and Philies, Art Cecrarelli’s five‑hit effort for Kansas City, and Eddie Mathews powering Milwaukee.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
Bill Rigney
New York Giants
Bobby Bragan
Pittsburgh
Rigney
Uprom Mineapolis
Bragan
Hollywood
Allan Worthington
Johnny McCall
Hoyt Wilhelm
Giants
Chicago
Kansas City As
Art Cecrarelli
Chuck Kowalski
Dutch Romberger
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Mikie Minnosa
Jim Fini-gan
Gene Conley
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Eddie Mathews
Detroit
Johnny Rycke
Rip
Jan
Ralph Feu
Nashville Business College Eyes Third Straight AAU Title
Nashville Tennessee Business College hopes to win its third straight Womens National AAU title by upsetting Wayland College of Plainview Texas in the final. Wayland Flying Queens beat Iowa Wesleyan 56 to 31 in the semi finals, while Nashville previously toppled Omaha Commercial Extension 3-26 and Midland Jewelry 36-31. The 28 year history of the tournament sees only Tulsa in 1935-36 achieve three consecutive titles. The title game follows 7:30 p.m. CST consolation precedes at 7:30.
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ST. Joseph
Wayland College of
Plainview
Tex
Nashville
Midland Jewelry
Wayiehd
Tulsa
Okla
Business College
Wichita
Kann
Steffens Dudiry
Joseph McMorris
Tona Wesleyan
Omaha
Undefeated filly contest in Oil Dealers Purse at Oaklawn
Brazos Rose the undefeated Reynolds Brothers filly battled for a third straight Oaklawn victory in the 6 furlong Oil Dealers Purse for sophomore fillies. The dark bay daughter of Mr Chairman Phantom Eye carried 116 pounds, facing eight rivals including Court Dowd and Androit as Colleoni won Stuttgart Purse by two lengths later in the day with Myr Maddison edging nine others in Pine Bluff Purse.
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Springs
Brazos
Rose
Swift Reynolds Brothers
Qak- Jawn Park
Phantom Eye
Clyde Jennings Court Dowd
Oaklawn T
G. R. Whites Androit
Johns Chick
Hot Springs
R. W. Adams
Emarjay
Chh
Brown Dumplin Creek
Elisabeth Mucklers
Tiger Kate
Dan Howell
J. F. Smith
Colleoni
Stuttgart
Mundy
Lawrence ‘Byers
Olleoni
Fire Fire Fire
Guymon Lad
Tommy Barrow
Myr. Madte
Pine Bluff
Mr. Moats
Sut Raider
Mr. Motos
Four teams set for evenly matched NCAA regional semifinals
In Lawrence Kansas the Western Regional semifinals pit Oklahoma City and SMU favored to beat Kansas State and Houston respectively. Kansas State surprised by finishing first in the Big Seven, while Houston is regarded as a top Missouri Valley team. SMU and Oklahoma City hold top seeds with 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. CST games at Kansas University's new field house.
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Lawrence
Kan
Houston
Missouri Valley Conference
SMU
Hinos
Oklahoma City
Kansas State
Kansas
NAIA Tournament Quarterfinals Feature McNeese and Texas Southern
United Press reports on the NAIA quarterfinals in Kansas City with McNeese State edging Tennessee 76 68 Texas Southern top Midwestern York Yankees too. Bill Skowron drove in three runs and hit a homer. Dick Gernert delivered a 10th inning triple for the Red Sox over the Reds while the Indians slugged 17 hits including homers by Al Smith and Hoot Evers in a victory.
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United Press
Kansas City
McNeese
State
Tenessee Art
Texas Southern
York Yankees
Tigers
Bill Skowron
Yanks
Dick Gernerts
Boston Red Sox
Cincinati Redlegs
Cleveland Indians
al Smith
Hoot Evers
Semifinal duel set in NAIA B tournament clash
Kansas State and McNeese meet in the NAIA B semifinals in Kansas City with McNeese star Bill Reigel chasing the tournament scoring mark. Pittsburgh State and a strong defensive Pittsburgh squad face Kansas State and McNeese, while Texas Southern meets Wheaton of Illinois in the other semifinal. Quarterfinals saw McNeese top Tennessee A&I and Pittsburgh defeat Western Illinois as Reigel nears the all time single season scoring high.
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Kansas City
McNeese
State College
Louisiana
Pittsburgh
Kan
Mississippi
Alabama
Crusaders
Western Hlinois
Western Ilinois
Bill Reigel
McNeeses
Tenessee A&l
Reigel
Scotty Stengal
Millikin University
Bevo Francis
Rio Grande College
Gorillas
Texas Southern
lWwheaton
Tenessee A&i
Wichita Falls
Tex
Wheaton
Gustavus
Adolphus
Baseball scores from United Press wire feed
Cincinnati N 3 Boston A, Kansas City A 1, Chicago A 6 New York A Detroit A 2, Pittsburgh N Washington A 3, Milwaukee N 6 Brooklyn N 2, Philadelphia N 2, St Louis WW 1, Cleveland A 12, Baltimore Tex 82, Pittsburg Kan State 63, Macomb Ill State 76, Wheaton 90, Gustavus Adolphus 73
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United Press
Cincinnati
Boston
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Washington
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baltimore
Tex
Pittsburg
Kan
Wheaton
Gustavus Adolphus
Hebert Leads Field in Open Tournament
Herbert leads a tightly bunched field at the Eastern Open in St. Petersburg Florida with a 65 seven under par at Lakewood Country Club as 53 pros and one amateur post subpar scores. Frank Stranahan Art Walley and others chase, with 60 players advancing to final 36 holes for a $12 000 prize.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Hebert
Sandy Lago
Erie
Frank Stranahan
Art Walley
Heert
Stranahan
Teleida
Wall
Paec§p
Don Fairfield
Casey
Ill
Heberts Broth
Jay
Sanford
Fla
Ted Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
Chaipion
Jack Peek
Davenport
Iowa
New York and Chicago Spark Brief Score Row
A terse sports note lists New York versus Chicago with a one to one score, highlighting a Chicago win at Milwaukee as the key outcome. The fragmentary text preserves team names and locations, signaling a compact league result.
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Nua Og Ces
Michy
Oklahoma “City
Presse
USA
Fane
Gina
Bompletely
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Ralbh Saunders
Dudney
W. Strickland
J. I. Latham
White River
Fuller & Son
Nashville Hwy
Come, By
Harry Clayton
Lewisville
Ark
J. B Ellen, Jr
Dudney’s
Furn, CO. Sp
Spring Hill
Ralph’ Montgomery
Moore Bros
Watterson
Altalia Hay
Bill
Sehooley
Houston-Beaty
Armony
Breazeai
Baker Street
Hist Springs
South Elm
Grover ‘Thompson
Park Drive
Add
Turner
Grady Williams
Archer Motor Co
Mar
Bordeaux
Luck
Luck’s Used. Furniture CO
HOUSE
Moving Hillery Acmakiy Prancott
TERN
Nceme
T. PK
AGEN
Hillip’s Welding & Machine
Hope, Ark
Hame Gamfort
Tommy F. Patie
St Hope
Garrett Willis
Ray McDoweld
Franklin
Prescott
Fair Park
Garland School
Foster Realty CO
Larry Moore
2Nd St
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Ind & Haza
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral
Home and Burial Association
Prompt
Osborn
Garrett Chapel
Verger
Yerger
Yerger High School
American Legion Hut
the Hut
Thomas Jordan
Dacy
New Light C. M. EB. Church of Nashville
Pedford
Cage
Nashville Girls
Wayland
Herbert
James H. Tyus
James H. Tyus, Jr
Lillian Kountz Davis
Gue Davis
A. R. Kountz
George and
Llille B. Logan
Oscar and
Willie Mae Dunlan
Ed Walker
Edgerman
Ozan Lumber Co
Prescott, Ark
MR. Kelly Walton
Woolton Gulf Station
Trailway
3Rd and
Walnut Streets
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