Local Society Calendars Lead Week events across Hope
Thursday events include VFW Auxiliary at Ramsey with a special recording by the national president, Daffodil Garden Club gathering at 1 30, and Eastern Star at 7 30. PTA groups meet, Bodcaw hosts County PTA on March 27, and several clubs hold meetings in homes and community rooms. Social notes cover awards, dancing, bridge results, and church groupactivities with guests listed.
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VFW
Ramsey
Cargile Post
James Laughard
The
Daffodil Garden Club
Dick Moore
Monty Monts
Bodcaw Pta
Chester Gates
Bodcaw
PTA
Hope Council of Carden Clubs
First National
Kinard Young
Hope Country Club
Mitchell LaGrone
Winfred Huckabee
Norman Bradford
Lester Godwin, Jr
Dallas
Tex
L. L. Webb
E. P. Young, Sr
W. E. White, Jr
Byron Hefner
Donald Moore
Crime Probe at Spa Is Indicated
CHICAGO AP Kennedy says the Justice Department is investigating organized crime in Hot Springs Arkansas, with some results due within six months. Local officials, including Mayor Dan Wolf, deny knowledge of any probe. The announcement follows prior probes into gambling and organized crime tied to Owney Madden.
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Chicago
Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
Hot Springs
Ark
Kennedy
Dan Wolf
Q. Byrum Hurst
Wolf
Hurst
United States
Murder Charge Bound Over in Arkansas Beating Death
Wil lie Lee Hollister, 36, bound over to circuit court for trial on first degree murder in the death of Oscar Davis, 45. Davis was beaten with a home made peg by March 9. Hollister, who lived with the victim, waived a preliminary hearing Tuesday.
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Brinekley, Ark
Willie Lee Hollister
Oscar Davis
Davis
Hollister
Jury Recessed After Hearings In Hurst Investigation
In Hot Springs the inquiry into the Hurst matter proceeds quietly since the 1930s with no hint of the investigation's nature. The jury heard testimony from Hurst's secretary and his father and was recessed to reconvene in April.
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Hot Springs
Hurst
Pine Bluff Racial Issue Shows Stand-In at Theater
In Pine Bluff Arkansas a peaceful stand-in by about 10 Negroes at the Saenger Theater sought admission to a movie but were refused. Meanwhile South Side Baptist Church approved seating Negroes, with no comment from its pastor. Other local churches reportedly authorized or considered balcony seating for Negroes, while mixed services occur at Catholic churches. Leaders urged a selective buying campaign and sit-in actions have occurred at various downtown venues. An SNCC official denied plans for demonstrations. A final note mentions an effigy mound in Adams County Ohio as the largest in the United States.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
Pine Bluff
Saenger ‘Theater
South Side Baptist Church
Ben Elrod
South Side ‘Church
Lo H. Coleman
Immanuel Baptist Church
Gores
Bruce Young
Young
Arthur Robinson
St. James
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Royce Weisenberger
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T. B. Fenwick
Llub
Troy Burson
Guernsey HD Club
Orville Hoelscher
Victory HD Club
Jesse Nusko
Woodrow Baker
J. W. White
Burson
O. F. Lloyd
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Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
George Wright
Luther Hollamon
R. L. Broach
Mike Kelly
John Hatley
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
A. D. Livingston
Annie Hackett
Clyde Johnson
Ted
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Ivy Mitchell
Sydney Churchwell
Ted Purtle
Martha Hairston
Clarence Geist
First Baptist Church
George Young
Fred Gray
E. A. Pendergraft
WMU
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Grey
Pendergraft
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Sue "Wesson
H. A. Fisk
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Athy Gray
T. R. Gibson
Patmos
Sam Stiles
Ida
Thomas Gibson
Howard Smith
Diane’s Beauty Salon
Tenue
Paul Newman
Geraldine Page
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Spa
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