Midweek Services and Ismailia Warfare Report in Prescott News
The Prescott News notes midweek church services at the Church of Christ and Church of Nazarene with evening gatherings. It details fighting around Ismailia near Port Said, Egyptian and British casualties, and shifting troop movements. Also covered are local society notes featuring Daughters of the American Revolution and good citizenship activities, plus a Thanksgiving theme program.
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Bayor
Ismailia
Samailia
Port Said
Kitted
Presbyterian Church
Los
Wermenday
Guntlee
Arenny
Fort Said
BeHain
Egypt
Gor
Canal Zone
Borng el Din Tad
Ismail
Choad
Seraq Fin
Vie Badthe
Fred
British and Egyptian Clash Leaves Several Wounded
Report covers a three hour period of unrest between British forces and Egyptian civilians with two civilians and two police wounded. A senior officer notes two police wounded and two civilians killed, while security operations included a curfew and withdrawal of Egyptian troops.
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Aremeirkiunly
Briinh Tiene
Elan Police
Sie Pollermnen
Fou
Tayph Chanspatory
London Sunday Paytorial
Ye Wan
Yeuterday
Trit- Inforeen
Prayer meetings and social events at local churches
Prayer meetings are scheduled at the Methodist Church Wednesday at 7, at the Central Baptist Church Wednesday at 4, and a Mirat Ergetist meeting Wednesday evening at 7. A Thanksgiving intermarket breakfast is set for Wednesday morning at Stewart's Furniture Store with home baked treats and dressed hens for sale. Mrs. Allen Gee hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club with bronze engravings and autumn theme decorations. high score went to Mrs. Basil Mini.
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Chrishan Coureb
Stewart's
Allen Gee Hostasa
Allen Gee
Aringementa
Basil Mini
ESA Alpha Omicron Chapter Holds Friday Business Meeting
The Alpha Omicron Chapter of ESA met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. FG Brummett for a women's business meeting.
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Alpha Omilcran Chapter
ESA
FG. Brummett
Wemanthhy
Tiny Arkansas towns with zero population in 1950
Washington reports on how five U S incorporated towns were recorded as having zero residents in 1950 with three in Arkansas. Graysonia Kelso Rohwer and Douglas are noted along with details on why such places remain on records. The piece also covers related census explanations and mentions other small towns in Rhode Island and Massachusetts for comparison.
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Washington
New York
U. S
Florida
Arkansas
Mecca
Pinellas County
Monte Vista
Lake County
Graysonia
Dark County
Kelso
Desha County
Rehner
Dasha County
Arkans Ars
Douglas
Lincoln County
Rhode Island
Central Falls
Massachusetts
Newburyport
Whode Island
New England
Rohwer
Ark
OG. Kemp
Census Bureau
Oil output up in south Arkansas fields in September
Arkansas oil and gas commission reports crude oil and condensate production rose by 730 barrels daily in September to 82 077, up from 61 807 in August. Other items note a federal suit over disputed 1946 1947 income taxes, a burglary at Young's department store, a libel judgment in Fort Smith, a murder charge in Fayetteville, and local court actions.
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el Dorado
South Arkansas
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission
Little Neck
The
Arkansas Gazette
Tone Bride of Six Weeks Separated In Hollywood
Hollywood. The seven week marriage of Franchot Tone and actress Barbara Payton is reportedly on the rocks. Payton’s attorney, Robert S Feder, says they quarreled bitterly Sunday night and separated yesterday. Feder plans a divorce action soon. Payton has moved out and is staying with friends. Tone and Payton could not be reached for comment. They wed Sept 29 in Cloquet Minnesota after Tone’s hospitalization and recovery.
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Hollywood
Cloquet
Minn
Barbara
Tone
Notice of Sale in Hempstead County Arkansas
In pursuance of a Chancery Court order from October 25, 1961, Commissioner Omara Evans will sell at public auction at the Hope courthouse to the highest bidder on November 28, 1951, land in Hempstead County Arkansas described as parts of Section 5, Township 13 South, Range 24 West, including parcels along the Hope and Springhill road and occupied land of Robert Cath, with conveyed parcel sizes and boundary notes. Credit sale terms: three months, six percent interest, bond with surety, lien retained on sold premises.
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Chancery Court of
Hempstead County
Ateansas
Ln House
Billie Joe Sparks
Hope
Hempstead
Arkansas
Kansas
Torwitt
Hope and Springhill Public Road
Hope and Springhill Road
Robert Cath
Bertie Sparks Murry
Omera Evans
Chancery
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Prescott News
Church of Christ
Church of Nazarene
Benjamin Culp
Daughters of the American Mevoluhon
W. G. Bensburg
BL. Casa
da. Cole
Allen Gees
Mars
Wells Harmby
IL Meare
America
Sigmund Romberg
Tommy Dorsey
Jorama Korn
Hoagy Carmichael
Stardust Boy Hay
Victor Young
Anema
Sicion
KXAR
Methodist Church
Prescot
Dents
Lion Oil
Southernt
Vitaly
Aevion
Teo
Isis
Caponat
Ae Habre
Lion Ol
Od Punereys
Pho Fiystephace Whiner
College
Fae
Asha
Lion O
Lion Il
South
Liga Gil Gantpang
Kor Lion Oil Company
Idon
Lion Chemical
Lion Oil Com
Pany
Chubb Crater
Quebec
Brummett
J. R. Bemis
E. Adams
Robert Brcving
J. T. Worthington
Bob Heynolds
Bryan Franks
Gene Hale
Frank Holton Jr
J. W. McMaahen
J. B. Hesterly
Shreveport
D. &. McRae Jr
Little Rock
Otto Holloway
Rosston
Prescott
Clarence Gordon
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
R. P. Hamby
Fulton
Earl Cox
el Paso, Texas
A. W. Hudson
Myra Sue Daniel
Southern State College
Magnolia
Virgi Daniel
Gary Worthington
W. L. Holton
Gordon
Bob Kelly
Glinton
Ind
R. L. Blakely Jr
Ner
Stuttgart
Young's Department Store
Leon Gershner
Fort Smith
Homer Gibbs
Southwestern Publishing Company
Fort Smith Southwest American
Sebastian
Fayetteville
Dick Hudson
Helen Watts
Hudson
Ted Coxsey
Saline County
Earl Tillery
Joe McCly
Memphis
Geneva Wilburn
Arkansas-Memphis
Mississippi River
WLS
William E. Woodruff Brough
Arkansas Territory
Tom Neal
Fiorabel Muir
Miss Payton
Hibel
Dearborn Farm Equipment
Elm Street
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Co
Southwest Arkansas
Firest
Allen
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