Mother's Day events highlighted by Lonoke groups
Area churches plan Mother's Day activities featuring a Mother-Daughter banquet at Lonoke Baptist Church. Patricia Williams will speak, Kathrine Jordan will sing, and attendees may win honors for oldest and youngest mother and the most children. Public invited to BeeBe Memorial C M E Church program at 7 p.m. with Mrs. A. B. Yerger as supervisor and Rev. H. R. Dotts as pastor.
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Lonoke Baptist Church
Patricia Williams
Marie Phillips
Miss Williams
University of Arkansas In
Pine Bluff
Kathrine Jordan
BeeBe Memorial C.M.E. Church
A. B. Yerger
H. R. Dotts
General Vandegrift dies at 86 in Bethesda hospital
Washington AP Obituary reports Marine Corps General Alexander A. Vandegrift died Tuesday at age 86 after a illness led to hospitalization at Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland. He was the grandson of a Confederate soldier who inspired his military career.
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Washington (Ap
Marine Corps
Alexander A. Vandegrift
Vandegrift
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bethesda, Md
Arkansas Weather Report Forecast Through Thursday
Weather station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday with high 83 and low 50. Forecast for Arkansas calls for partly cloudy skies through Thursday. Widely scattered thundershowers across most of the state tonight and in the southeast Thursday morning. Tonight warmer, Thursday cooler but still warm with lows tonight mid 50s to low 60s and highs Thursday mid 70s to low 80s.
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Arkansas
Beirut Gunfire Flares Near Airport Amid Cease Fire Talks
Beirut reports say Lebanese troops and Palestinian guerrillas clashed near the airport with mortars rockets and tank fire as a cease-fire commission works to halt shelling. Three fires were seen behind guerrilla lines near the Shatilla refugee camp and clashes extended toward the Syrian border.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Obituaries for Donald D. Rhude and John W. Booth
Donald D. Rhude 37 died in a Little Rock hospital. Survived by wife Wilma, two sons, mother, brothers, sisters, and several in laws. Services set Friday at 10 a.m. Oakcrest Chapel with interment Macedonia Cemetery. John William Booth 89 of Hope died in Magnolia nursing home. Survived by four sons, four daughters, one brother, one sister, 18 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Herndon Chapel. burial Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Donald D. Rhude
Little Rock
Assembly of God Church
Wilma Rhude
Patmos
Darryl
Sonny Ray Rhude
Flossie Hardwick
Edinburgh
Indiana
David Rhude
Teddy Rhude
Bobby G. Rhude
Seymour
Frances Bettingfield
Washington, D.C
Willem June Andrews
Donna Faye Giles
Betty Williams
Paris
Fla
Shirley Dyke
South Carolina
Oakcrest Chapel
John G. Hoffman
Macedonia Cemetery
Oakcrest Funeral Home
John W. Booth
John William Booth
Hope
Magnolia
Sth and
Grady Church of Christ
Clifton Booth
Virgil Booth
Columbus
Georgia
J. W. Booth
Arcadia
Calif
Joe Booth
Tucson
Arizona
Veda Adams
Ray Robbins
Clyde Coath
Jack Wells
Fordyce
Harvey Booth
Vero Beach
E. M. McWilliams
Herndon Chapel
M. H. Peebles
Rose Hill Cemetery
Herndon
Court Docket City Docket Looks Like A Busy Session
A municipal court docket lists numerous defendants with offenses ranging from drunkenness and no driver's license to speeding and reckless driving. Many bonds were forfeited, with fines up to 500 dollars and jail terms from 1 day to 6 months. Multiple cases show pleas of guilty or not guilty, with license suspensions and special conditions noted. Several state docket entries include driving while intoxicated offenses and associated penalties, while a few cases were dismissed for lack of license or vehicle.
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Jennie Young
George Cooper, Jr
James Harris
Alvin Isaiah
Janet Patterson
Larry Banks
Bobby Ray Moore
Roger L. Bates
Roland A. Hicks, Jr
Clinton £. Lee
Paul Tefteller
William R. Pate
State Hospital
Lucille Jones
Edward Harold Lard
Raymond L. Morgan
Geraldine Griffin
Elbert Ray Patterson, Jr
Grady Taylor
Willie Cooper
Morris E. Abner
Curtis Conway
Robert A. Arnold, Jr
Robert Earl Horn
Randy D. Maddox
Byron Wesley Mann
Larry Lee Jackson
Joseph Turrentine
Pearl Brendel Whaley
Janet C. Hickerson
Charlie Graham
Jewel Dane Griffin
LeRoy Walker
Brick LaFayette
Lawrence Swift
William Dribble
Roy Golden
Charles Shifflett
Ferrel Siratt
James Lambert
Cecil Small
Jerry Keith
Gloria Ragland
Joe Dunn
Petit Larceny
Cleveland White
Walter Bradley
Texas Division and
Ozark Box & Coating
Billie Hall
Ovidio Lozano
Clarence Bridgewater
Morris Levenburg
Jerry Singard
Howard Mark
Charles Odell
Bar-B-Que Fundraiser To Buy Church Bus
The Two By Two Class of First United Methodist Church hosts a fund raising Bar-B-Que on Saturday May 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Third District Livestock Show Coliseum to fund a church bus. Menu includes barbecue beef baked beans cole slaw bread dessert and drink with tickets sold by church members. Door prizes are displayed at Anderson Frazier Insurance Agency. Rickey Hogue returns home from Ochsner Clinic in New Orleans after tests and treatment.
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First United Methodist Church
Anderson- Frazier Insurance Agency
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