Local Churches Set Midweek Services and PTA Carnival Recap
Prescott news outlines midweek prayer meetings at Central Baptist First Christian First Baptist and First Presbyterian with leaders named. It also reports the annual PTA Halloween Carnival at Park Elementary, crowning Polly Sherman Patsy Lynch and Carolyn Andrews as queens, plus performances by students and a haunted elements.
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PTA
Park
Ree
Polly
Jo Sherman
Patsy Lynch
Park School
Anid Carolyn Andrews
George Easley
John Burgess
Frances Harvey
30 Die in Colombia Violence Amplifies Crisis
News from Bogota reports 30 killed in Caldas and a town razed amid renewed political violence in Boyaca. Conflicts spread near Bilieta, Quebrada Negra, and Sasama, about 50 miles from Bogota, while troops mobilize yet the minister of war claims calm. Death toll rises with scattered reports, prompting Liberal plans to appeal to the United Nations over persecution by Conservative officials.
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Bogota
Colombia
FE Liberal
Caldas
Boyaca
Bilieta
Quebrada Negra
Sasaima
Rafael Sanchez Amaya
United Nations
Cameo Scheme in Dolorosa Tangle
Martin Faber pressures Arnold Pfieffer to transport a carnelian cameo to San Francisco for a $12,000 sale while avoiding Baltimore's scandal past. Arnold resists as Nell O Neill arrives, hinting at danger and a looming confrontation as the plot advances.
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Martin Faber
Dolorosa Art Colony
Hagar Blair
Hagar
Stephanie Smith
Falter
Arnold Pfieffer
Martin
San Francisco
Arnold
Marty
TE Gant
Nam
Cross Theciece
Dolorosa
Ike
Armold
Baltimore
O'Neill
Neil
Tom
Faber
Nell O'Neill
Nell
Martin Talter
Theme chosen for Cotton Carnival romance crown
Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 2 The 1950 cotton carnival will adopt the theme King Cotton Glorifies Romance Carnival President Leslie M. Stratton Jr said The theme centers on romance as part of the cotton celebration with plans for festivities and community involvement.
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Memphis
Tenn
King Cotton
Carnival
Leslie M. Stratton, Jr
Tough Gunman Surrenders Meekly
El Paso officials report gunman Jack Tatum, once among the Southwest’s most hunted outlaws, surrendered without resistance after federal agents seized him downtown. He was unarmed, thin from hunger, and had used the alias Joe Parker while traveling incognito.
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el Paso
Tex
Jack Tatum
FBI
Tatum
Phoenix
Ariz
Maricopa Couny
Tucson
Joe Parker
Slogan Selected From 200 Questions By Local Grandmother
Mrs J E Underwood a grandmother of seven and former president of the Tennessee State Fraternal Congress submitted the chosen slogan from a set of 200 questions. the selection occurred yesterday.
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J. E. Underwood
Seve
Tennessee State Fraternal Congress
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J. C. Stegar
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Malcolm Sample
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Fayetteville
Jim Gentry
Hendrix College
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Charlie Thomas
Edward Bryson
Joe Covington
Sidney Parker Davjy
Henderson college,Arkadelphia
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Mrs. Fox Box
Miss Bobble
Lois
Henderson College
Joan Stockes
Waldo
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Aubrey Stockes
Pauline Griffin
Ester Griffin
Dayne Smeltzer
Fterat
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Grady Cox
Douglas Brooks
Dallas
Sue Jones
State Teachers College
Horace Jones
Bill Peachey
Magnolia A& M College
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Mrs. Yan’ Nay Culpep
Columbia
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van Nay, Jr
Culpepper
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Prescott
J. W. McMahon
L. J Bryson
B. Gee
H. Eaton
Warren Cummin
Southwestern District of Arkansas Federation of Music Clubs
Hope
McMahon
Orin Ellsworth
Harold Simpson
J. R. Bemis
Texarkana Hospital
Texarkana
Fred King
Amanda Allison
Dee Chism
Kansas
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John H. Gibson
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