Community Society Notes Highlight Local Club Activities
Mary Martha Sunday School members hosted a turkey dinner at First Methodist Church with daffodil arrangements and a follow up fellowship. Mary Edith Walker announces marriage plans of Alice Phia Nad to Woodrow Walker. Junior Music Club to perform in Texarkana. Cub Pack 92, Hope Garden Club sale, and Auxiliary meetings slated across March with multiple hostesses and venues.
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Mary Martha
Claan
Dick Latterbach
Kayt Leimbacher
Titchell LaGrone
Mary Ania Laseler
Hope Garden Club
West 2Nd Steel
Social notes of visitors and travel in Hope
Mrs Schooley and Mrs Langgalli with children traveled Thursday to Hot Springs to see The Robe directed by Billy Schooley a Hope High graduate. Mrs Bundy plans a two week stay in Hot Springs with her son Bill Bundy. Mrs Nash of Winfield Kansas visits her brother B P Young and Mrs Young. Janice Bailey hosted Saturday. Bill Bundy and Richard Marlar of Hot Springs were guests. The Kenneth Wakefield family of Alexandria Louisiana spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Hinton and Mrs H Thornton. Mrs Thornton accompanied them home for a visit. Mrs Wallace Cook of Little Rock was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Bab Jones and later went with Jimmy Cook to Texarkana where Jimmy underwent surgery. Mrs Tom Berry of Crossett is at the bedside of her mother Mrs C C Caltins in a local hospital. Mr and Mrs Earl Clifton of Camden were Sunday visitors for Past Presidents Day at the Century Bible Class of the Methodist Sunday School organized by him. Dr and Mrs Ross Weisiger of Houston have been visiting friends in Hope. Attending Little Rock Conference Wesleyan Service Guild meetings in Texarkana were Mrs James McLarty, Mrs Roy Stephenson, Mrs G Porter, Mrs J W Perkins.
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John B. Neal
Hope Rt. 3
Marri
Alice Phianad
Woodrow Walker
Glen Walker
Eudora
qWas
Little Rock
Texarkana
Hope
Edward ‘Schooley
Charles Langgalli
Bill Schooley
Billy Schooley
Hope’ High
Wallace Cook
Bab Jones
Jimmy Cook
Jimmy
Earl’ Clifton
Camden
Methodist Sunday School
Wesleyan Service Guild
James McLarty
Roy Stephenson
Glenice Porter
J. W. Perkins
Helen
Dad
Mom
Dot
Pat
Four Fatally Injured in Two Car Wreck Near Benton
Four people died in a Sunday night two car collision north of Benton as Roy Mills, Clara Ave Talley, Dewell Stringfellow, and Webster Barnie Bratcher were identified among the victims. Stringfellow's daughter Anne was hospitalized with a leg fracture. A separate crash killed John Wright and injured Lloyd Hishaw, with Wright dying later. Estel Christan died in a tractor overturn. The week saw fourteen violent deaths in the state, with four more traffic fatalities, two fires, one heat-related death, and a sawmill accident.
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Benton, Ark
Benton City
Lmits
Benton
Roy Mills
Clara Ave Talley
South Gate
Calif
Dewell Stringfellow
Bell Gardens
Webster Barnie
Bratcher
Terra Bella
Stringfellow
Anne
Little Rock
Mills
Mue
California
John Wright
Alma
Lloyd Hishaw
Fort Smith
Wright
Wiliam Rogers
van Buren
Rogers
Hinshaw
Estel Christan
Griffithville
Florida Case to Be Resumed
Florida's multi million dollar income tax case against Andrew J. and George H. Florida of Osceola resumes in Little Rock after a March 14 recess. Federal government alleges about 9 million in taxes penalties and interest. Testimony previously cited escrow account manipulation by the Florida brothers and their companies. Original suit filed in 1959 with hundreds of exhibits admitted.
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Litle Rock
Andrew J
George H. Florida
Osceola
J. Smith Henley
Ath
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Floridi
Robert L. Handdros
New Cabinet Formed in Argentina Amid Crisis
In Buenos Aires President Frondizi gained a reprieve to continue his bid to stay in office as military chiefs warned any settlement would be on their terms. Guards at Government House mounted machine guns and tightened security while Maj. Gen. Aramburu urged more time to resolve the crisis, after the navy demanded Frondizi’s resignation. The Peronists faced a turbulent political moment as the army weighed its options.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizont
Vyedro Aramburu
Joan Peron
Navy
Frondizi
Aramburu
Khat
Peron
Republic
Peronists
Fronciai
Fyondisi
Rosendo Fraga
Arkansas Youths Held in Holdup in Utah
ROOSEVELT Utah AP six Arkansas youths three girls and three boys were arrested after a service station holdup in eastern Utah last Friday. They were also wanted in Texas New Mexico Arkansas and California. Stacey Lawson 18 and Clinton McCoy 20 were arraigned on armed robbery charges and pleaded guilty. The girls Colleen Riddell 18 and Billa Caleman 16 and McCoy’s 17-year-old wife Susan pleaded guilty to conspiracy. Allen Howton 19 pleaded innocent. Sheriff Marett said they were held under 5000 cash bond each and to have a preliminary hearing this week. All six were from Iron Wo Springs Ark.
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Roosevelt
Utah
George Marett
Arkansas
Texas
New Mexico
California
Gilbert Beebe
Vernal
Stacey Lawson
Clinton McCoy
Tie
McCoy
Susan
Colleen Riddell
Billa Caleman
Allen Howton
Marett
Howton
Springs
Ark
Resource Licenses Complaint Denied
LITTLE ROCK. State Revenue Commissioner Ted Donham called groundless complaints about low cost natural resource licenses sold to out of state owners who lacked truck assessments. He said all alleged sales were investigated and licenses issued properly. He directed officials not to issue licenses without clearance from the local tax assessor. The complaints were filed with State Police by members of the Arkansas Independent Truckers Association.
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Little Rock
Ted Donham
Donham
Donhan
Arkansas Independent Truckers Association
Congressmen Honored At Annual Arlington Dinner
Arkansas delegation to be guests at an annual dinner tonight hosted by Arar electric alives. Tuesday officials will meet with Arkansas congressmen in their capital offices amid a shifting political crisis. Frondizi battles to hold the presidency as Fraga seeks to test new policy.
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Washington
API
Arkansas
Arar Electricalives
Costy
Dorothy Dix column talks on teen home life and dates
Dorothy Dix replies to two readers about teenager home life and parental absence. She urges coping with limited money, sharing family affection, and seeking understanding through conversation. The column also includes teen dating vignettes and advice on handling first dates and communication with parents.
Negros Urged to Use Votes to Improve Race
In Little Rock on Sunday, W Harold Mowers urged Arkansas Negroes to use money and votes to improve their race. He told a meeting on equal job opportunities that the vote and the dollar are the two most important tools. The remarks followed by Nes Flowers noting increased civil rights concerns.
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Little Rock
API
Arkansas
W. Harold Mowers
Nes Flowers
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