Catholic Women's Alter pley Smorgasbord on St Patrick's Day
Society notes list a Catholic Women's Alter pley smorgasbord for public on St Patrick's Day March 17 at the church on East Street. Admission is 0 for adults and 50c for school children. menu features barned turkey chicken fried chicken baked ham vegetables salads and desserts. Community groups announce meetings March 20 21 including Wesleyan Service Guild Circle No. 5 WMSC First Baptist Church and more with hosts and locations.
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St. Patrick's
Eard St
Ildren
Hope community clubs share March meetings and new baby
A mixed chronicle notes DeAnn Lilac Garden Club in Hope on March 14 hosted by Mrs. Irvin Burke with Mrs. Richard Arnold as co host. Orientals and spring flowers highlighted the meeting as officers were elected. Emmet PTA and Shady Grove Club gatherings are also described along with a Baker H D Club session and social refreshments. A Los Angeles couple announces the birth of Jill Marie March 4, with Norma Jo Chaney as former name and Chaney relatives listed.
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DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Irvin Burke
Richard Arnold
Lillie Clark
Luke
0. R. Samuel
Hollis Samuel
Wayward Burke
C.R. Samuel
Trula Coffee
John Burke
Dick Walker
Los Angeles
Calif
Jill Marie
Walker
Norma Jo Chaney
C. C. Chaney
Dodge City
Kan
Hope
Frank Hutchens
Missionary Council Meet at Maps Tabernacle
The Women's Missionary Council of the Hope Gospel Tabernacle met on Tuesday March 1 with Mrs Guy Basye presiding. An upcoming spaghetti supper on March 24 was discussed. a devotional by Mrs James L Key followed by a poem. A rehearsal dinner honored Ronnie Burke and fiancée Martha Grimes on February 23 at Mrs Carlton Samuel's home with neighbors and relatives attending.
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Women's Missionary Council of the Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Guy EB. Basye
Lewis Sutton
Joe Burkey
W. C. Land
James L. Key
Irvin Burke
Ronnie Burke
Martha Grimes
Carlton Samuel
Berry Faulkner
Henry
Jewall Burke
Lloyd Grimes
Donna
Mary Frances Harrison
Timy Grimes
Buddy Formby
Max Formby
Kenneth Ledbetter
Juanita Taylor
Prescott
Steve Holloway
Little Rock
Peggy Samuel
Visitors and travels fill week in Oklahoma and Arkansas
Mrs. WM Nations of Chickasha Oklahoma arrived Thursday to visit Mr and Mrs Ronnie Nations and Jay. Dr and Mrs F C Crow were in Little Rock on business Wednesday and also visited Mr and Mrs Lee Claxton Mr and Mrs C V Nunn Jr and Rome left Friday for Lordsburg New Mexico. Paul Klipsch left Thursday for North Little Rock where a Home Show is being held at the Armory. Moses Melody Shop a Klipsch and Associates dealer will display the Brussels World's Fair system of stereo with Mr Klipsch appearing in person during the show Friday to Sunday. A joint meeting of the Institute of Radio Engineers and the Institute of Electrical Engineers Friday evening March 13.
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Baker H. D
Baker MH. 2
J. W
Bryan Clark
Jesse Musi
Marlin
Cox
J. B. Fenwick
Judy Evans
Marlin Cox
Paul Holt
Lawrence Easterling
Roy Baker
WM. Nations
Chickashe
Okla
Ronnie Nations
Jay
F. C. Crow
Little Bock
Lee Claxton
Paul Klipsch
North Little Rock
Armory
Moses Melody Shop
Klipsch & Associates
Klipsch
The
Institute of Radio Engineers
Institue of Electrical Engineers
Windstorm disrupts North Little Rock power supply
A brief windstorm swept North Little Rock causing outages for over 1,500 homes. Power was restored within three hours as gusts reached 50 mph. The Weather Bureau noted a sharp barometric drop and compared the event to a near tornado, with damage from fallen trees and a lightning arrestor on a primary circuit. Authorities cited AP&L and North Little Rock Electric Department as the main trouble sources. The storm peaked around 7 am before subsiding.
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U5. Weather Bureau
Arkansas
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Ap&l
Sas Democratic Voters Association
Fike
Ap&e
McKinley to Get Post of Postmaster in Little Rock
Congress member Dale Alford said McKinley a former Little Rock School Board president would become acting postmaster in Little Rock effective May 1. McKinley, a lawyer and banker, led the board during the height of the integration crisis and was ousted in 1959 after a reelection. An acting postmaster can serve up to six months and may seek a permanent appointment.
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Congress
Dale Alford
McKinley Dr
McKinley
JS. McClinton
Arkansas Democratic Voters Association
Arkansas Bank
Bellville
Waiter Authority on the Frogs
Louisville report profiles Jack Spaan a veteran waiter with forty years of service. He rates customers by occupation noting big executives tip well while lawyers politicians and doctors tip poorly to illustrate diners habits. Spaan shares his steamboat era memories and views at a Lafayette Hotel event in Little Rock. Paul W Klipsch to be guest speaker and Mrs Klipsel attends Home Show in North Little Rock.
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Louisville
Jack Spaan
Mississippi
Spaan
Lafayette Hotel
Little Rock
Paul W. Klipsch
GE Official Sentenced Quits Post
William Ginn, 45, vice president and general manager of GE's turbine division, resigned after serving part of a jail term in an antitrust case. Ginn was among seven executives from 29 electrical firms imprisoned for price fixing and bid rigging. Other GE officials Lewis Burger and George Barens were demoted earlier in the trial in Philadelphia.
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William 8. Gin
General Electric Co
Electrical
Ginn
All c
Lewis J. Burger
Fort Wayne
Ind
George ©. Barens
Cleveland
Ohio
Burger
Barens
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
She's Going Real Good at 75
Worcester Massachusetts AP reports Harriet E Roe at 75 remains active. The retired teacher skates dance mountain climbs and keeps up with ballet and modern jazz. Eight years earlier a broken ankle from roller skating led her to baton dancing to strengthen the ankle for future climbs.
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Worcester
Mass
Harriet E. Roe
Weather forecast across Arkansas and nearby states in brief
Cloudy and cool with showers and thunderstorms spreading across Arkansas through tonight, ending Saturday morning. Partly cloudy Saturday afternoon with variable temperatures. Arkansas highs mid 80s in central and near 60 in south, lows 40s to 50s, north cooler. Louisiana to see scattered showers, cooler at night, Saturday highs in 60s. Missouri expect cloudy with rain and storms, warmer tonight, partial clearing Saturday with highs around 50s to 60s.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Porer
Race Trouble Flares in Chattanooga Segregation Clash
In Chattanooga Tennessee clashes erupt as five weeks of stand‑ins protest segregation at theaters lead to fights between Black and white youths. An 88 year old Miss Lillie Trotter was knocked down while a rector was slugged amid the unrest. Police broke up groups warring downtown as rocks and debris flew. One ex‑convict was charged with assault in the rector case. In Columbia South Carolina 34 Black demonstrators were convicted of breach of peace for a mass statehouse march, with ten filing notices of appeal.
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Tenn
Lillie Trotter
Miss Trotter
Robert Hunter
St. Mary' S Episcopal Church
Hunter
Harry Light
Yes
Columbia
S. C
Statehouse
Dear Helen Help for a drunken husband and party snub
Dorothy Dix answers a letter from a wife living with a heavy drinker who harms her and their child. The advice urges recognizing alcoholism as a disease, seeking sober help and AA, while urging compassion and practical steps. A second reader laments being excluded from a grandson's birthday party, and Doris Dix notes family etiquette and gracious living tips.
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Mama
Maama
WSCS and WMS Circles Hostesses and Weekend Guests
Prescott area churches report social gatherings as Circle 1 of WSCS at Mrs. Kenneth Reaves home led by Mrs. Mette Robinson with nine attendees. Circle 4 of the Women of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Harold Ingram’s home with eleven members. Circle 2 of the First Baptist WMS met at Mrs. Harrell Hines’s home. social hour included pie and coffee. Numerous weekend guests visited local families, including Parsons from Bartlesville and Longview, with travels to Texarkana, Nashville, Hot Springs, and Chicago noted among many households.
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Harold Ingram
WMS
Hines
WMS Circle 2
First Baptist Church
Harrell Hines
al Plyler
Big Sales Jump Reported Across District Stores
The Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis reports week ending March 11 department store sales in the Eighth District rose 2 percent from a year earlier. Louisville area sales climbed 40 percent, St Louis 33 percent, Memphis and Little Rock 12 percent, and seven smaller cities up 46 percent. Separately, a Rock Hill magistrate told defendants he offered no sympathy, and reports note acquittals and convictions in related breach of peace cases amid a mix of other political happenings.
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
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Little Rock
Frank Powell
Rock Hill
D.C
Texas House of Representatives
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