Verger High to stage Scared Stitt mystery comedy
The Verger High School Junior Class will present Scared Stitt a mystery comedy in three acts on Wednesday night March 20 at 7 o clock in Harris Gymnasium. Admission 15 25 45 cents. Also an Adult School information meeting is set for Turner Chapel Baptist Church tonight at 6 o clock. Shover Street 4 H Club reports and demonstrations are listed with activities from March 14 15. The Esther Circle Welner roast will be held tonight on the old Rosenwald School Lawn at 7 30.
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Verger High School
A'Eluck
Harris Gymnasium
Turner Chapel Baptist Church
P. Turner
Mattie Sanders
T. A. Hamilton
C. M Trent
Shover Street
Callie Delols Hicks
Washington Ark
Maude Davis
Ethel Bizzelle
E. S. Cooper
Patricia Alexander
Welner
Esther
Dickson Bids to Pitch On As Long As He Can
Dickson, 41 and the oldest in the NL, vows to pitch as long as possible. He cites knuckleball as his best pitch, plans to start again if needed, and notes Roy Campanella as a tough opponent. He also works carpentry in the off season to stay in shape.
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ED Wilks
S&t
Petersburg
Fla
Murry Dickson
Ais
Gitchher
Little Murry
Cardinal
Leavenrworth
Kan
Murry
Dickson
Roy Campanella
Indians Turn Down $1 Million for Herb Score
Sarasota report says Boston general manager Joe Cronin offered $1,006,000 for Cleveland strikeout ace Herb Score, only to be rejected by Indians general manager Hank Greenberg. Score, 23, set rookie strikeout records and led majors in 1956, prompting debate over the scale of the proposed deal.
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Sarasota, Fra
ULP
Joe Cronin
Bosloh Red Sox
Cleveland
King Herb Score
Cronin
Hank Greenberg
Indians
Greenberg
Croninn
Boston
United Press
Tucson
Ariz
Koiby Farrell
Mickay Muntic
Kaline
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Court Davis
Clyde Shoun
Dizzy Dean
Ouachita Heads to National AAU Meet in Missouri
Ouachita of Texas Plainview leads the second round of the National AAU Women's tournament in St. Joseph Missouri with 11 games on the slate today Seeded No 1 the team had a first round bye Consolation action includes St Joseph Platt Kansas City Dons Arkadelphia Cleveland and other matchups while finals are set for Friday Yesterday's scores show Am arillo over Cleveland 57 23 Cincinnati 60 Arkadelphia 40 and more with several teams eliminated in consolation play
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St, Joseph
Plainvlew
Tex
St. Joseph Platt
Kansas City Dons
Arkadelphia
Ark
Cleveland
Kansas City Scotties
Atalissa
Iowa
Virginia Beach
Nashville
Tenn
Plainview
Bristol
R. J
Omaha
Cincinnati
Clarendon
St. Joseph Beacon
Denver
Atlanta
Wichita
Kan
Milwaeukee
Kansas City
Mideland
Little Rock
Philanders
Amarillo
Cincinatia
Bylston
Jackson
Miss
North Kansas City
St. Joseph
Little Rock Merchants
St. Joseph Ywca
S. Joseph Ywca
Syracuse advances in division semifinal in sweep
Syracuse wins the best of three series two games to none in a fast paced semifinal. The Associated Press reports on National Invitational Tournament quarter final results with Memphis State and St. Bonaventure posting victories and several regional scores across the card.
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Associated Presse
Syracuse
Philadelphia Uo
NIT Favorites Surprised By Unseeded Teams
NEW YORK. St Bonaventure and Memphis State upset seeded foes in the National Invitation Tournament. Bonnies stunned Seattle 85-81 as Elgin Baylor fouled out after 23 points, while Memphis State beat Manhattan 85-73. Both advance to the semifinals to meet in Madison Square Garden. Bradley faces Xavier and Temple takes on Dayton to finish the final four.
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NEW York (m
St. Bonaventure
Memphis State
Seaffle University
Elgin
Rabbit
Bradley
Xavier
Ohio
Temple
Dayton
Madison Square Garden
Bonnies
Seattle
Shater Seatle
Manhattan
J. Baylor
Washington, D.C
Baseball scores and results from today's games
Brooklyn beat Detroit 8 to 7 in a tight contest. Milwaukee won against. St Louis defeated New York 5 2 in extra innings. Philadelphia shutout Cincinnati 0 to 7. Boston edged Cincinnati 7 6 in ten innings. Kansas City topped Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in ten innings.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Detroit
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Kansas City
Pitsburgh
Hoak Seeks Third Base Spot With Redlegs
Former Dodgers and Cubs infielder Don Hoak shows strong showing for Cincinnati Redlegs at Sarasota spring camp. Manager Birdie Tebbetts tests Hoak at third while Alex Grammas also handles the position as opening day nears. Hoak drove in three runs in yesterday’s 10 inning win over the Boston Red Sox as Cincinnati shapes its infield with Jablonski, Hacker, and Whissenant trade details noted.
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John Chandler
Associated Press
Don Hoak
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Redlegs
Birdie Tebbetts
Alex Grammas
Cincinnati
Hoak
Redlegs
Boston
Red Sox
Sarasota
Fla
Hoak Amelia
Court Docket of Hope Municipal Court Arkansas 1957
A crowded docket lists defendants from Hope Arkansas with charges including drunkenness no license and possessing intoxicating liquor for sale. Pleas guilty result in fines from five to one hundred dollars and cash bonds forfeited. Several cases are dismissed or postponed. The piece ends with a note on Mt Eina soil enrichment from volcanic ash.
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Sp. Tm
House of Telephone Numbers
Tha
Hope Star
Prospect
Municipal Court of
Hope
Arkansas
Carlton Terry
Willie C. Johnson
Richard D. Pipkin
Floyd Wood
Frank Adams
Ledell Morrison
Elbert Wiliams
Hershal Martin
Ida.Mitchell
Harold Sanders
Joel Vaughn
Terrell Grant
Olen Wesley
Andrew Logans
State Icense
Mys
Amy Daniel
Mt. Eina
Thaly
Earth
Deaths Around the Nation Pioneer oilman dies in Louisiana and Boston editor passes
TALLULAH La James Wesley Love 64 a pioneer oilman who developed the Tullos Urania field and founded Love Petroleum Co in 1980 died yesterday He was born in Winston County Ala Newton Mass John B B Dempsey 73 advertising director at the Boston Herald and the Boston Traveler for 12 years before retirement died yesterday
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Associated Prats
Giving Up Hollywood Life Pays Off
Thomas Hollywood reports Eilen and Rob Bassing left Hollywood to live cheaply in Ajule Mexico. Their year of struggle yielded a lending library and a novel Home Before Dark, which Warner Brothers bought for $100,000. After health scares they returned to the U.S. where Bob lined up a TV script.
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Thomas Hollywood
Eilen Bassing
Rob
Hollywood
Warner Brothers
Bassings
Mexico
Eileen
Bob Bassing
Columbia Pictures
Ajule
D. H. Lawrence
John Dos Passos
Tennessee Williams
Bob
Playhouse 90 Winter Highlight and Hollywood Debate
A television critic lauds Playhouse 90 for a 90 minute live drama featuring Jack Palance and a strong cast, praising John Frankenheimer's direction and Don M. Monkiewicz's script while arguing live drama outshines filmed. The piece also notes Egypt cutting its 1957 action crop to a third of agricultural acreage per the International Federation of Agricultural Producers.
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New York
East Tycoon
Playhouse BO
Cbs-Tv
Whett
Playhouse 90
Hollywood
West Coast
Jack Palance
Viveca ‘Lindfords
Keenan Wynn
Lee Remick
Tarag
Fitzgerald
Egypt
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
Actress lands screen deal with major studios
A talent secures work after leaving a job as a story editor at Screen Gems in Columbia’s TV unit. Random House accepted her book, while Warner Bros offered the most money for film rights amid competing bids from several studios.
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Screen Gems
Columbia
Random House
Warners
Legal Notice From L C Byers Clerk Sealing Dates
A legal notice appears from L C Byers Clerk acting under seal listing dates March 12 19 26 and April 2 for official actions. The notice specifies filings or hearings and directs interested parties to comply with statutory deadlines and procedures. Officials warn to observe the listed dates for required appearances or submissions.
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Prescott, Ark
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Luek Highway 67
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Southwestern Acking CO
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Houston Hotel
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Keland Powers
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Hope, Ark
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