First Baptist groups host gatherings in Prescott
Prescott activities list church events with the First Baptist and Junior G A groups meeting at the church at 2 to 3 pm. Ruth Culpepper intermediate G A from the First Baptist plans an outing at Mrs. Frank Williams home at 3 pm Wednesday. A Wednesday afternoon bridge party hosted by Mrs. Al Williams features nine tables, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Henry Moore and Mrs. Frank Turberville, a salad tea following. Open House at Park School May 18 showcases student displays from art to world homes and a large bell collection, with attendees welcomed by Mary Jewelle Herving and Lavern McCain.
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Ruth ‘Culpepper
G. A
First Baptist
Squneelor
Frank Williams
Henry Moore
Frank Turberville
Vernon Buchanan
Ton Gutsis
H. Delamar
J. Be Hesterte
Fr. M. Sharp
Mies Piribia
Ann Hays
J. Hy. Langley
I Park
Schol
Cinc
Mary Jewelle Herving
Lavern
McCain
Shelba
Jean Williams
Arvin Jones
Star Spangled Banner
America the Beautiful
Barbara Moberg
George Cashman
Wyanda Dall
Billy Ross Griffin
Annette McDougild
Danny Eaton
Chara
Grace
Shelba Jean Williams
Our Libary
Genevieve King
Carolyn Andrews
Herloise Miller
Representa
Ieach
Ecvreyday
Record Player
Record Library
Mowing Keys to Weed Control in Pastures
County Agent Oliver L. Adams urges farmers to mow pastures to control weeds such as broom sedge and bitterweeds. Three mowings may be needed for bitterweeds, with mowing timing before bloom. A free Extension leaflet No. 63 explains control methods and hay harvest benefits.
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Oliver L. Adams
Hempstead
County Court House
Perfect Lawn Grass Still Sought in Hempstead County
Hempstead County families with new homes seek ideal lawn grass varieties. Home Demonstration Agent Lorraine Blackwood notes no mowing yet, weed control required. Three new grasses, zoysia centipede and St Augustine, require roots not seed and need irrigation and care.
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Hempstead County
Lorraine Blackwood
St. Augustine
Southgora States
Gulf
Business visitors in Texarkana among Pittmans and Gee
Mr and Mrs Artice Pittman and Allen Gee Jy were in Texarkana on Friday for business, accompanying relatives during their visit.
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Dan Pittman
John M. Pittman
Little Roek
Wells Hamby
Miss Irma Hamby
Henderson College
Arkadelphia
Artice Pittman
Allen Gee
Texarkana
Grass growth notes for southern Arkansas lawns guidance
Grass grows in southern Arkansas with success when soil moisture and nutrients are adequate. Deep root trees like walnut and oak favor lawns, while maple and willow shade hinder grass. Japanese Spurge may substitute. If sodding, do it at once. The University of Illinois and Syracuse will meet in football in 1951 and 1952, after earlier games in 1909 and 1910.
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Afrkansis
Hempstead
University of Ilinois
Syracuse
Forrestal tragedy inquiry continues and funeral plans loom
The inquiry board investigates the death of James Forrestal while officials and family react. General Eisenhower honors his service as the nation contends with the World War II veteran’s death. Mrs. Forrestal travels from Paris with her son aboard the Independence as aides describe the recovery and the somber funeral planning.
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Forrental
Dwight D. Eisenhower
M. D. Willeatss
Naval Medical Center
Forrestal
President Trueman
Fors Restal
Carridor
Paris
Independence
Michael
Economic Cooperation Administration
France
R. B. Landry
Air Force
Truman
Louis Renfrew
Defense
Johnson
Peter
Navy
Sullivan
Acheson
Graduation in Full Swing Over Arkansas
United Press reports graduation exercises underway at Arkansas colleges. Ouachita College retiring president Pay J. Grant to deliver commencement for 181 Ouachita seniors. Grant and G. I. Cannon to receive doctor of laws. H. E. Williams to receive doctor of divinity. Rev W Q Vaught delivers laurel sermon to Ouachita seniors. Phillies win pennant in 1915. note appears as context.
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United Press
Arkansas
J. OR. Grant
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia
Ouachita
Grant
G. Is. Cannon
Hope
H. E. Williams
Southern Baptist College
Walnut Ridge
W. Q. Vaught
Immanuel Baptist Church
Litle Rock
Philadelphia Phillies
Tornado Winds Hit Up to 500 Miles An Hour
New York May 13 winds in the recent tornadoes likely reached 500 miles per hour though unmeasured directly 20 tornadoes were reported last week across the storm belt from Tennessee to Texas. Hurricanes travel faster above 100 mph but tornadoes are far more destructive and harder to forecast due to their unpredictable zigzag paths.
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New York
Florida
Tennessee
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Evid
Large Arkansas colleges celebrate record spring graduations
About 760 students across Arkansas graduate from institutions including the University of Arkansas and Arkansas State Teachers College. Dr. Blake Smith and Dr. Chauncey Leake headline spring commencements. The University of Arkansas expects the largest class in its history with roughly 860 degrees awarded across bachelor, graduate, and professional programs.
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William B. Oglesby
Pulaski Heights
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville
U. S
J. William Pudsright
Wiley Lin
Roy C. Smith
Sapula
Okla
Clarerence Burg
School of
Gmusic
Oklahoma City University
Arkansas State Teachers College
Senway
Baby of Arts
Blake Smith
Unversity Baptist Church
Austin
Tex
Chauncey D. Leake
University of Texas Mediical School
Galveston
University of Arkansas
Smith
Leake
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Wil Willig
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Sara Cooper
First Baptist Church
Saxon Regan
Wed- Homnine
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Rita Ieoki
Charles
Brosyn
An Stee
At Williams
al Williams
A. Dudley Gordon
Anna
Cora Connell Hospital
Ed I. Rephan
Bernard Rephan
Tot Springs
Prescott
Richard Bright
Hot Springs
Tim McClelland
Little Roel
Jayna
Jayne Co
Zoldcold
Westinghouse
de Luxe
Salong
Hope Hardware
Cope, Ark
Ted Malone
ABC
Chicago
M. J. Nicsavage
Pasture
Lonesome Tod
Belly
Benny Fox
Michigan Avenue
Stamps
Springhill
Shreveport
New Orleans
Kansas City
Bontwgo Unger
Coca Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Second
Louisians
Coca-Coli Company
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