Local Social Notes Reflect Bridge Club and Brownie Meetings
Mrs Basil Munn hosted a Wednesday Bridge Club gathering at the Hotul on Wednesday afternoon with an arrangement of atlk Lribcess feather mums and evil age. Prizes included a high seat breeze won by Mrs Allen Gep. Dessert was served. Several guests and listed members attended, including Mrs Guss McCaskill and Mrs Frans Turbory. In the Brownies, Bray Kie T led a regular meeting with Mrs Wy as leader and Kathy Muse assisting. Hostess duties included serving crookies and cold drinks. Other news mentions visits, medical updates, and local social ties among families, with several members traveling to Texarkana and Prescott for events.
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Basil Munn
St Hotul
Atk
Sears
Allen Gep
Mes
Bilty Verbrough
Mark Justiss
SB. Scott
Guss McCaskill
Stewan
Frans Turbory
Dallis Akins
Amet
Nelome D. L. McRae
Harold Pounds
Kathy Muse
Dus Muse
Garve
Connie Mark Elles Pardon
Ellen McRae
Sara Low
Kathy Brattoh
Martha
Betty Woodell
Beth Lam
Desig Heuoks
Kay Fergusma
Ann Bolecy
Ted
Weather forecast Update for Arkansas regions
Regional forecast from ARK REGIONAL FORECAST indicates clear and mild conditions across Central, northeast and northwest Arkansas this afternoon with increasing cloudiness tonight and Wednesday. Warmer tonight and by Wednesday afternoon with highs mid 60s to mid 70s across zones, and lower 60s to mid 70s in southeast and southwester portions.
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Ark
Associated Press
Arkansas
Eacler
Economic estimate of last year's rice output
Economists value the prior year's rice crop at about four million dollars with forty million dollars allocated to Arkansas tree farmers for rough rice.
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Arkansas
Blevins School District election set for December 1 1959
The annual school election will be held by qualified electors of Blevins School District No. 2 Hempstead County on Tuesday December 1 1959 from 8:00 a m to 6:30 p m. Voters will approve a 35 mill tax for debt service and general fund and elect a Post No 1 board member for five years. Polling places remain as designated. Signed Ralph Boyce Secretary of School Board Nov 3 10 17 1989.
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Blevins
Hempstead County
Ralph Boyce
Hope School District Election Due December 1 1959
Qualified electors will vote from 1:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on December 1 1959 to raise a school tax for debt and general funds, for one board member Post No 1 and one board member Post No 2 for three years, and to vote on a five year hempstead county school education tax for Zone No 7. Polling places remain as before. Signed Mrs Frank King December 16 1959.
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Hope
Hempstead County
Dleeters
Hempstead
Sof
Frank King
Oye
Rep Langer Dies at 73 Longtime North Dakota Senator Passes Away
WASHINGTON Sen Willian Langer a colorful North Dakota political figure dies in sleep at 73 after a 45 year career 19 in the Senate He had been ill since his wife Lydia died Aug 4 He spent three weeks in hospital with pneumonia His body will lie in state in the Senate chamber tomorrow from 9 am to 12 pm Langer opposed Eisenhower more often than not and backed foreign policy criticism He was succeeded by party balance remains unchanged as three other congressmen died within a week and remarks note his long athletic tenure and public service
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Cab
Sen
Willian
Langer i. Ndi
Governorvard Ag
Senaty
Senate
Langer
Aoivision
North Dakota
Paign
Reyalitan
Eisenhower
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Era Tait
Benson
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Gay
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Lunely S
Officers Plan a Football Benefit in Little Rock
Little Rock and North Little Rock officers will clash in a two game benefit football event on December 26 across the Arkansas River. Proceeds fund Christmas gifts for underprivileged children, with former high school and college athletes taking part to boost the fundraiser.
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Little Rock
North le Rock
Rth
Little Rock Bolice
Arkansas River
Contaminated berries spark mix of notes on mineral rights sale
Growers in Wisconsin New Jersey and Massachusetts faced unclear fallout from Washington region output and distribution. Plummming said some contaminated berries have been stopped but a lot already distributed. Lucas warned it would take years to clear danger from unexploded ordnance surface due to rain. After government conveyed mineral rights, purchaser bears responsibility. Juvens suggested other property may pass to Arkansas wildlife use. Sealed bids for mineral rights will be received at the Dale.
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Wisconsin
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Lucas
Juvens
Arkansas
Dale
Inspecting SPG Lane Inspections Warned At Own Risk
AP report notes warnings for visitors to the 21560 acre Southwest Proving Grounds area in Little Rock. Mineral rights are unsafe, bidders invited, but inspectors must sign waivers before any access. Lucas of the General Administration cautions the site has been used for testing shells rockets and missiles and remains hazardous.
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Little Rock
Hier
Nowth
O. W. Lucas
Wallis
General & E Administration
Bamiss
Worsmieg
Ths
Lucas
Sail
Grain varieties and gifts in a broad market note
A fragmented OCR item notes activity around grain varieties and gifts, mentioning a total bet and multiple items under varying conditions. The readable parts name people and places loosely, but the text is garbled, leaving uncertain specifics about events, dates, or outcomes.
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