Church and PTA Meetings Set for Monday April First
Calendar notes list First Methodist Church and Circle groups meeting April 1 with hosts and program leaders. Topics include Paul’s letters to the Churches and health films. Spring Hill PTA plans a pot luck supper at 7 30 pm with two educational films and projects for the coming year.
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Civic No. 3
First Methodist Church
Webb Laseter Jr
S. Burke
Willie Mae Ramsey
Albert Graves
Cecil Weaver
Paul
WS. CG. S
Fidelis
The
William Routon
Spring Hill P.T. A
Circle No.1
First Christian, Church
Firemans Auxiliary Meeting Notice
Tuesday April 2 at 7 13 p.m. at Mrs Cartal Yocom home. V F W Auxiliary meets April 1 at 7 p.m. at the Hut for annual installation dinner with new officers to follow.
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Firemans
The
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Coming and Going Weekend Guests Mention Prathers
Mrs and Mrs Roy F Prather and Mary Delia will be weekend guests Mrs Prathers mother Mrs Steve Carrigan Jr is noted as part of the visit in this readable fragment from a society column.
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Roy F. Prather
Mary Delia
Prather
Steve Carrigan
Arkansas Homemakers Meet In Little Rock Today
More than 42 000 Arkansas girls participate in the Arkansas Association of the Future Homemakers of America meetings in Little Rock today and tomorrow to learn homemaking skills and connect with the four sections of the organization.
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Little Rock
Lite Rock
Tomorow
The
Arkansas
Association of “the Future” Homemakers ‘of’ America
Leachville residents pledge for Brown Shoe plant
Leachville residents donate 100000 dollars toward a building for Brown Shoe Co if it decides to set up a plant here. Blytheville and Bell Telephone officials say dial systems are being upgraded. Osceola and Eudora nearing switch to the new system. completion expected in June.
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Leachville, UP
Leachville
Brown” Shoe ‘Co
Blytheville
Bell Telephone
Osceola
Euxora
Gorapletign
Local School Next Week Menus
Hope Schools plan meals for the upcoming week across elementary and junior senior high. Monday features scalloped potatoes with vegetables and pineapple pudding. Tuesday offers beef stew with rice and fruit cobbler. Wednesday serves meat loaf with whipped sweet potatoes and ginger bread. Thursday presents soup and crackers with a peanut butter cookie. Friday shows no school due to the A E A district meeting.
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Hope
Logan to Film Two of His Pet Stories
Hollywood columnist Bob Thomas reports Josh Logan plans to film two Michener subjects in 1957 Sayonara and South Pacific after directing stage hits He will return to theater in 1953 Logan’s Sayonara reworks tale of a GI and a Japanese actress Miiko Taka ending with love despite uproar The piece notes Logan’s Japan link and Michener’s chosen project followed by a contrast on Soviet and U S farm labor ratios.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
James Michener
Josh Logan
Michener
Logan
Fanny
Miiko Taka
South Pacific
Missing C-9J search to end if no trace found
A week long search for a missing U S military C 9 J and 67 passengers would conclude tomorrow night unless any trace is located the Far East Air Force said. Seventy five planes have scoured 122 090 miles of the Pacific since the Stratoliner disappeared last Friday.
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Tokyo
U.S
U.S. Far East
Mexican mayor takes leave to work as migrant laborer
Higueras Mexico mayor Severo Martinez announces a temporary absence from his mayoral duties to join migrant farm work in Texas. He left office to seek labor opportunities across the border, citing need for support and exposure to agricultural conditions.
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Higueras
Mexico
Severo Martinez
Texas
Rose Chan insured for 100000 Malayan dollars for Paris contest
Rose Chan, a pioneer striptease artist in Malaya, announced she has insured her curves for 100000 Malayan dollars to prepare for a May trip to Paris and compete in the international Miss Strip Tease contest.
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Singapore
Malaya
Rose Chan
Paris
Noted Folks Speak On Zsa Zsa Gabor and Transit Crisis
Zsa Zsa Gabor declines a $160000 offer to shave her head for a film role stating Hollywood fashion and fame clash with danger. Don James, head of Birmingham Transit Co, cites a union dispute and mass testing that cripples service amid bus segregation tensions. Dave Beck responds to questions on resigning as Teamsters president, questioning the move and framing the issue.
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Holywood
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Yul Brynner
Hollywood
Birmingham
Ala
Don James
Birmingham Transit Co
Fancy Way to Train Air Recruits At Oakland AFB
At Oakland Air Force Base recruits may swap some pushups for 10 hours of skating or horseback riding as part of the basic training program. A private, government-financed skating rink costs 290,000 dollars under a 10 year lease, with 41 horses ready in the stable. Rink operators report high enthusiasm and notable improvement in skills among whole flights.
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San Antonio
Tex
Oakland Air Force Base
Heinie Muller
MaNer
Somplee Tech 31
Thederal Government
W. .¢. Taylor
Joy Radgueway
Runaway Boxcar Damages Arkadelphia Platform
A Missouri Pacific freight car derailed near Arkadelphia station, heavily damaging a passenger and freight platform. No injuries were reported. The car struck a second car serving as living quarters for railroad workers, which had been unoccupied minutes before. All trains may be routed while tracks are cleared.
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Arkadelphia
Renaway
Missouri Pacific
Philip McCorbier
Philip McCorkle
Eiftings Herald
Conkle
Oklahoma Musical Shines On CinemaScope Spectacle
Oklahoma the musical classic stars Gordon MacRae Gloria Grahame Shirley Jones and others in a Technicolor CinemaScope film that brings the farm to life with bright songs and Agnes DeMille ballet. The production is praised for voice dancing and enduring Americana charm.
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Ia Grahame
Shirley Jones
Gene Nelson
Charlotte Greenwood
Eddie Albert
James Whitmore
Rod Steiger
Agnes DeMille
Arthur Hornblow, Jr
Fred Zinnermann
Robert Surtees
Dear Dorthy Dix column on family finances and love advice
Letter from Kay and Jay asking how to curb a selfish brother who spoils their aging parents financially while living with them. Dorothy Dix encourages blunt talk, suggests a family member explain the facts of life, and notes tolerance over confrontation. A pilot seeks dating guidance about risk and marriage fears. Dorothy Dix advises grounding if needed and facing issues with the commanding officer.
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Dorthy Dix
Mom
Dad
Exibyt
Kay
Jay
Air Forge
Canada
George
Fragmentary Historic Note on Names and Places
A garbled OCR fragment references names and places likely from a historical notice. It mentions Rut and Uap te Htalsng and hints at legal or civic terms, but the readable content is too fragmentary to determine a clear event, people, or date.
Garland County Bill Veto Sparks Constitutional Debate
Garland County officials clash as Governor Faubus vetoes a bill altering how jury commissioners in the 18th Judicial District are named. Senator Hurst argues the measure became law March 14, due to no veto notice, while Faubus contends it unconstitutional. Maddox and Huff declined comment. Attorney General Bennett’s office considers the issue for legality.
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Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Floyd Huff
18Th Judicial District
Q. Byrum Hurst
Hot Springs
General Assembly
Faubus
Ode Maddox
Montgomery
Garland County
Reach
Hurst
Senate
Hit Springs
Maddox
Huff
Bruce Benett
the Hills
Rennels
Advertiser Pages Highlight Local Grocery Stocks
A two page advert section from a local grocery chain features soaps and food items. The listing notes limited stock and promotions, with emphasis on low prices and weekly deals. The page includes several product names and a small header announcing new items.
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Ergs. Limited
Apa
Gaganigaliin
Portrait of Philadelphia Mayor Stirred by Doubtful Likeness
A contested Franklin C Watkins portrait of Senator Joe Clark, former Philadelphia mayor, unsettled officials and art critics since its delivery March 6. Critics argued the pose and likeness differ from the standard mayoral image, while Clark said he is content with it.
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Russell Lanestrom
Philadelphia
Sen
Josph S. Clark
Richardson Dilworth
Franklin C. Watkins
Dilworth
Joe
Harmlet
Oxmayor
Mozart
Casey Stengel
Watkins
Clark
Mind of Teddy Nadler Fascinates Quiz Fans
Theodore Nadler of St. Louis has won $120,000 on The 64,000 Challenge and will face Mrs. Lowell Thomas Jr. for $16,000 in geography. A 47 year old man with a grammar school education, Nadler rose from an Army civilian job to national attention with an extraordinary memory and rapid-fire associations. He plans no regular job this year, hopes for statistics work, and will use most winnings for taxes and savings while resisting relocation from his native city.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Theodore Nadler
St. Louis
Cbs-Tv
Lowell Thomas Jr
Nadler
Army
St. Louis Area
Charles Evans Hughes
Tuch
No Bet Nancy Barbara Calif City Employees Move Scene
In Barbara, California, a city employee crew was observed moving a truck near a sight of painters yesterday. The vague scene shows workers shifting equipment as a nearby mural or mural work proceeds, with unclear details about the purpose or outcome.
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Barbara
Calif
Bria
Euiple
OyeRe
Mallia
Aeing
Wilson Seeks to Halt Army Data Leaks
Secretary of Defense Wilson rejected a plan to haul reporters before grand juries to identify leaks. He also dismissed censorship measures and interviews limited to official monitors, saying the Justice Department handles subpoenas and monitoring could stifle information flow. Officials warned the stance preserves openness while pursuing sources.
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Wilson
Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Charles Coolidge
Department
Justice Department
Defense Department
Pens Tagon
Little Girl Obsessed With Dogs Sparks Police Case
Detroit story of a 12 year old blue eyed girl who loved dogs but could not own one. Seven friends acquired purebred pets, six French poodles and one German shepherd, funded by a $20 bill roll from the girl’s jacket and a hidden strongbox. Police traced the purchases totaling $1,095 and noted the father’s theft habits and taxi trips.
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Detroit
Methodist Club Dinner Meeting At Broadway Hotel
The March meeting of the Methodist Men's Club was held at the Broadway Hotel with twenty members present. Bill Oates presided as president, group singing led by Jett Livingston Freeman Ligon Harold Smith and Al Williams named on the nominating committee. The club voted to sponsor a Fill the Pew night at the church on April 8 and to hold a covered dish supper at the April gathering. Charlie Thompkins spoke on A Scattered Nation introduced by Senator Vance 15 years ago. Meeting adjourned with prayer by Freeman Ligon.
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Methodist’ Men's Club
Broadway Hotel
Bill Oates
Jett Livingston
Freeman Ligon
Harald Smith
al Williams
Charlie Thompkins
Vance
Tompkins
Oates
Farewell Party for Mrs. Moore at Barham Home
Mrs. Andrew Moore headed for Phoenix to reside. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barham hosted an informal party in their suburban home with spring blossoms, a gift for the honoree, and a dessert course. Prescott Insurance Company guests included Adam Guthrie Jr and others, with Barham and Andrew Moore among attendees.
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Andrew Moore
Phoenix
Arizona
J. W. Barham
Moore
Prescott Insurance Company
Adam Guthrie, Jr
William L. Gordon
B. A. Warren
Ernest Jameson
Berra Hitt
Norvelle Wren
Thorne, Hesterly
Central Baptist W M A Holds Weekly Meeting
The W M A of Central Baptist Church met Tuesday afternoon at the church with sixteen members present. Mrs Maurice McClelland gave an inspiring devotional on Love. Mrs Bascom Steed Mrs Vernon Haynes Mrs W A Zumwalt Mrs Glen Haynes and Mrs Ervin Fairchild presented the study on False Teachers.
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The
Central Baptist Church
Maurice McClelland
Bascom’ Steed
Vernon Haynes
W. A. Zumwalt
Glen Haynes
Ervin Fairchild
Reverend Lawrence Headlines Memphis Rotary Club Talk
Rev Lawrence of Hope was guest speaker at the Rotary Club weekly meeting held Tuesday noon at Broadway Hotel. Introduced by Dr G A Hesterly, the talk covered hospital efforts for crippled adults in Memphis Tennessee and noted attendance by Rotarians from Arkansas Mississippi and Tennessee.
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Ll. Ty. Lawrence
Hope
Rotary Club
Broadway Hotel
G& A. Hesterly
Lawrence
Memphis
Fenn
Arkansas
Mississippi
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Martin
Eirwis
Scared Stiff
Randolph Scott Humphery Bogart
Saas
Around the
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Gustavo Choplit
Chaplin
Frances
London
Public Records Office
Britain
Jamestown
America
Chicago
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Oklahoma
Rogers and Hammerstein
Saenger Theater
Fox CinemaScope
Surrey
St. James Theater
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Laurey
Annie
Jud Fry
Ali Halim
Will Parker
Eller
Andrew’ Carnes
Gordon MacRae
Glor
Dorothy DIX
Holly Weed
Dig
Usw
Teddy Nadler
Methodist Men’s Club
Jonquils
White
Iris
Robbie Wilson
Women's’ Club
Lotetie Rieff
Vernice. Hubbard
Bess Gist
Bertha Grey
Vernice Hubbard
Miss. Lillie Butcher
Ft. Smith
Tulsa
Oklo
Bobby Duke
Reed
Judy
Midland, Texas
Mrs. J. Hi
Bemis
Elizabeth , Wilson
Carrie Magee
Mary Jo Ary”nold
Thelma Moore
Evelyn Hildebrand
Délla Stewart
Helene Curtis
Lois Shirley
J.A. Craig Jr
Magnolia
Prescott
Hitch
Gora Donnell Hospital
Mrs. Moore
W.M. Ay
Rev. Lawrence
Arroinsen
the Fashion
Eva
Galeterig
Gaia
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