Circle and club activities scheduled for May 3
Calendar entries list events on Monday May 3 at First Methodist Church First Christian Church and area groups. Circle 3 hosts a pot luck at 1 PM, Bess Evans piano recital at 7 49 PM, Circle 2 meets at Mrs Mike Kellys at 3 PM, County Class of Teachers Association at 7 30 PM in Junior High, Hope Band Auxiliary at 7 30 PM in Cannon Hall, Executive Board at 7 PM.
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Fist Methodist Church
Bess Evans
First Christian Church
Mike Kelly
Robert Gayle
Wempsteag County Classrom Teachers Association
Hope Band
Cannon Hall
Iris Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Agee Home May 4
The Iris Garden Club will meet Tuesday May 4 at 2 30 P M in the home of Mrs Claude Agee 411 East Second Street Mrs Lahroy Spates will be co hostes The members are asked to bring a crescent arrangement Garland Brownie Troop Three will meet Tuesday May 4 after school at the Little House at Fair Park Suzanne Booth is hostess
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Iris Garden Club
Claude Agee
East Second Street
Garland Brownie
Little House
Fair Park
Suzanne Booth
Iplar Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle
Wow Hall
Opponent Slams at Mr Cherry in Sheridan Campaign
Sheridan figures high stakes in the governor race as Gus McMillan and state Sen. Guy Jones attack Francis Cherry. They accuse Cherry of taking police funds and failing to deliver industry. Jones defends renomination as Cherry’s true governor. Campaign events, community notices, and a wedding report fill the local page.
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Sheridan
Gus McMildten
Francis Cherry
Cherry
New York
McMillan
Guy Jones
Conway
Jones
McTilMans
Crerry
Woman's Auxiliary
St.There
Mark's Episcopal Church
MacMillan
F. R. Johnson
Ttwo
Orval Faubus
Tauntsville
J. M. Myers
Springdaole
Secon
State Bar Association to Hear Kefauver in Springs
Senator Estes Kefauver will address the State Bar Association in Hot Springs on ethics for congressional investigations. The report notes a formal event with limited attendees and mentions plans for the couple to reside in Hope after a ceremony.
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Kefauver
Hot Springs
Estes Kefauver
Congressional Investi
Hatcher Couple Leaves for Rochester Minnesota
Coming and being Mr. and Mrs. H. W Hatcher left Saturday for Rochester Minnesota. They will be gone for a week, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Norwood and Ben, Jr. of Sylacoula, Alabama, were Friday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Whitworth.
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H. W Hatcher
Rochester
Minnesota
Ben Norwood
Ben, Jr
Sylacoula,Alabama
H. C. Whitworth
Congressmen Disagree on U S Policy In Asia
Washington reports show split views among Congress and the administration on a United action against communism in Indochina. Senate Leader Knowland urged immediate coalition defense even without Britain, while Dulles plans talks after Geneva to map a unified approach. Churchill’s refusal to join a 10 power front colors the debate.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
California
United States
Asia
Britain
Churchill
Dulles
Southeast Asia
Geneva
U. S
Indochina
du Mont
Democrats to Vote Continuation in Farm Price Battle
Washington reports Democratic leaders insist most House Democrats will back the present high price supports for basic crops despite President Eisenhower’s push for change. Rayburn argues that flexible supports would not raise prices and that the minimum becomes the maximum. The issue shapes the upcoming elections as Senate Democrats already oppose the admin plan. Secretary Benson to testify next week as farm bloc eyes a soil fertility bank in the 1954 bill.
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Washington
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House
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Texas
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Housa Agriculture Committee
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Sousor
House Farm Bloc
Arkansas Bar Convention Opens in Jonesboro
The 358th annual Arkansas Bar Association convention began in Jonesboro with multiple banquets for men women and young people. Kefauver, a Tennessee Democrat and 1941 crime probe figure, will give a keynote on the final day. The event runs through Wednesday May 14.
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Jonesboro
Arkansas Christtian
Buhl
Arkansas Bar Association
Kefauver
Senate
Ray Daca
Rock
Naa Tulan
Arkansas violence toll rises with 15 deaths this week
The Associated Press reports 15 violent deaths in Arkansas this week. Among the victims are Paul G. Nation and Cercil Smith, both 18, killed in a Jasper area car crash. A Harrison accident claimed Barker A. Forney, 28, and Rose Matre McCutellion, 31, died after a Branson hospital transfer. William Ruberry of Ulm died in Chicago from injuries in a two year-old collision near an Illinois city. Nine-year-old Jimmy Dale Edwards disappeared in a drainage ditch after being swept from his bicycle in North Little Rock. John H. Lohman, 13, drowned near Mulberry.
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Ark
Jasper
Paul G. Nation
Cercil Smith
Harrison
Persens
Barker A. Forney
Branson
Arkansas Missouri
Rose Matre McCutellion
Prairie County
William Ruberry
Ulm, Ack
Chicago
Illinois City
Jimmy Dale Edwards
North Littl Roc'x
Roy H. Edwards
John H. Lohman
Sure
C. W. Lovell
Mulberry
Auto Agencies Heated by Labor Board Pressure
Washington reports the National Labor Relations Board examined three Fayetteville auto agencies amid pressure to halt membership drives. The hearing focused on unionization efforts and management responses within the industry.
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Washington
Fayestévill
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