Fragmented Texarkana Will Host Various Local Events
A jumble of names, visits, and events from Hope area society notes includes Mrs. Bellest Stl hosting relatives in Arkanas, Dr. Currigmi attending a coronation study, and club meetings planning programs on America’s Musical Awakening. Also listed are Halloween high school activities, sports outings, and regional engagements across Texarkana, Little Rock, and Camden with multiple hostesses and guests.
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Amercia
Olver Alien
I. C. Carlian
McNeill
B.C. Rule
James Marthidale
America
F. L. Pargill
Tully Henry
Minor Gordon
Chained at the Saenger features Crawford and Goble
Crawford and Otto Krayer star in Chained at the Saenger in a two day showing. The drama unfolds through rapid shifts from New York to shipboard to Buenos Aires and a South American resort as Diane and Mike navigate a tangled romance with a strong supporting cast led by Otto Gruger and Una OConnor.
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Otto Krayer
Joan Crawford
Otto Gruger
Stuart Erwin
Una O'Connor
Marjorie Galesan
Leignant
Diane
Mike
Joeale
New York
Buenos Aires
South America
Lake Phicid
Mob Threat in Marianna as White Crowd Plans Murder Parade
A Black family endures threats as a mob gathered in Marianna Florida with knives and sticks and planned to execute a Black man by tying him to a stake then fatally harming Neal. Authorities including Sheriff Chambliss faced pressure while Governor Shultz considered National Guard aid to prevent violence amid tense negotiations.
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Florida
Lala Cannidy
Neal
Marianna
Arcadia
Dave Shultz
National Guard
Jackson County
P. Newell
W. F. Chambliss
Newell
Greenwood
Meb
Chambliss
Pegre
Florida Council For the Association of Southern Women For the
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Seng Reltigriuts
Ie Ee
Railroad Pension Suit Blocked by Supreme Court View
The Attorney General stressed the importance of the Supreme Court’s ruling on the railroad retirement act and its broader scope for similar measures. The act marks the first in a wave of social service programs planned by the administration as the President's Committee on Economic Security prepares a panel to tackle old age pensions and unemployment insurance in a November 24 meeting.
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Supreme Tribunal
Committee On Economic Security
Conmtiee
Hope Ford Dealers Conclude Key Sales Conference in Chicago
Four prominent Ford dealers and W. C high officials of Ford attended a two day meeting at the Fallamer House Chicago from October 23 to 26 to outline plans for the 1985 Ford sales program. Delegates Horace Hull Verbers Herff Russell Phillips Thomas McLarty discussed dealer ideas to boost sales and policies. Only 120 dealers nationwide were invited, with four selected from the Memphis area branch team.
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Ford
W. Cother
Chicago
Horace Hull
Hull-Dobbs Co
Memphis
Verbers Herff
Herff Motor ,Co
Russell Phillips
Philplins Motor Co
Blytheville
Ark
Thomas McLarty
Hope Auto Co
Hope
Ford Mortor Company
Sram 4
United States
Ford Motor Compainy
Floyd Outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd Laid In State Funeral
Hundreds of mourners filed past the slain outlaw Charles A Pretty Boy Floyd at a mortuary and later at his mother's home in Floyd. Residents of Sallisaw and PERA workers contributed to a large rural blanket and flowers as ministers planned a Sunday service with Rev Owen White and Rev W E Beckett assisting.
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Sallisaw
Olla
Plea of not guilty entered in federal conspiracy case
Defendants including Herbert Farmer Mrs. Farmer and several others pleaded not guilty at arraignment in federal court Friday. Bonds set at 5000 for most, 15000 for Richard Galatus arrested in New Orleans. Charged with conspiracy to defeat federal justice over plans to free Frank Nash. officers and Nash slain. Bailability uncertain.
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Richard Galatus
New Orl ‘Johns
Herbert Farmer
Farmer
Joplin
Frances Nash
Prank Nash
Fedeal
Frank B. Urrita Mulloy
Karwa City
Louis Stecei
Melrose Park
Yerger Defeats Pine Bluff 12-7 Tigers Triumph
Yerger High School Tigers beat Pine Bluff Arkansas State High 12 to 7 in a well played football game. Hope’s Cross threw a long forward pass to Benton for the decisive touchdown after Pine Bluff held a narrow lead in the third quarter. James Gabbe Walker blocked a Pine Bluff punt early, sparking the Yerger march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerger High School
Tigers
Arkansas State High
Pine Bluff
Hope
Benton
James Gabbe
Walker
Cross
Visitors Passes Continued From Page One
The article reviews a game where Anderson pressured Parker backs and blocked a punt on Texarkana’s U-yard line. Stone and Hobbs anchored the line while Holly excelled at center. Texarkana’s Stev ens held the opposing center, and Monre and Richards played solid games. The Bobcats were missing Guy Payne as Beabeat quarterback Tow Gi} crossed for the game.
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Anderson
Parker
Texarkana
Stone
Hobbs
Holly
Stevens
Monre
Richards
Bobcats
Guy Payne
High School Football Scores From Arkansas Meet
A roundup of high school and college football results includes Subiaco B versus Van Buren tied, Blytheville 46, Prvssate 12, Nashville 0, Horatio and Paragould 14, Harvis Montivello 1, Eudoria Hamburg 18, McGehee 18, Forrest City 28, Helena 7, Nurphlet 19, Strong 0, Glenwood 7 Malvern 6, Bauxite 12, Warren 7, Fayetteville 34, Springdale 2, Ashdown 6, Stamps 6 tied, Berryville 17, Bentonville 0, Crosgatt 7, Dermot 7, Heber Spring 0, Mukogee Jumio 14, Fort Smith Juniors 0, Fort Smith 25, Russellville 6, Fi Dard 39, Prescott & Conway 2, Carlisle 0, Clarksville 8, Moreilton, Searcy 36, Newport & Hot Springs Juniors 13, Jonesboro Juniors 7, Arkansas School For Deaf 23, Cabot 13, Fourth Street Juniors 28, England, North Little Rock 6, Beebe 0, Little Rock Junior College 13, University Freshmen 9, Memphis Central 44, Little Rock 0, Henderson 2, Arkansas Tech 12, Ougebitat Hendrix 0, Arkansas State Teachers 25, Arkansas State 0, College of the Ozarks, Memph? More than a fourth of the wheat produced in this country is grown in Kansas. The American public paid more than $700,000,000 in gasoline taxes in 13%.
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Subiaco
van Buren
Blytheville
Prvssate
Nashville
Horatio & Paragould
Harvis Montivello
Eudoria Hamburg
McGehee
Forrest City
Helena
Nurphlet
Strong
Glenwood
Malvern
Bauxite
Warren
Fayetteville
Springdale
Ashdown
Stamps
Berryville
Bentonville
Crosgatt
Dermot
Dardanelle
Heber Spring
Mukogee Jumio's
Fort ‘Smith
Fort Smith
Russellville
Prescott & Conway
Carlisle
Clarksville
Moreilton
Searcy
Newport
Hot Springs Junios
Jonesboro
Arkansas School For Deaf
Cabot
Iites
Forth Street
England
Fourth Street
Engdand
North Little Rock
Beebe
Little Rock Junior College
University
Memphis
Central
Little Rock
College Henderson
Arkansas Tech
Hendrix
Arkansas State Teachers
Arkaneas State
College of the Oyarks i
Memtiullo
A & Ao Ve
Recital Monday Night at City Hall in Halloween Theme
The first fall recital, by Mrs. John Wellhorn’s pupils, will be held at City Hall auditorium Monday night October 29 at 1 39. The program features a Halloween theme with audience participation by the queen of Switches 3. Rhythm Orchestra and harmonica group will perform. Do not miss this free event.
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John Wellhorn
City Hall
Queen of Switches 3
Wellhorn
Miss Hartet Story
Geralding Whillon
Peggy McNeil
F. B. Ward
Helen Troy Hammons
John Britt
Rosalyn Hall
Marie Kaufman
Kenneth Crank
Frances Bruner
Frances Mitchell
Carlton Mitchell
Frances Jean Williams
Ruth Ellen Bosnetl
Smith Regina Busye
Carlene’ Brune
Scoutmasters Training School and PTA lecture schedule
Texarkana hosts the Scoutmasters Training School with classes in Principles of Scouting and Elements of Scouting led by W Stebbeman and others. A round table dinner with Scout Executive George W Powell and Rev George F X Strassner preceded notices of a PTA lecture on Character in Education by H W Stilwell, Judge Johnson to follow, inviting broader district attendance.
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Scoutmasters' Training School
Texarkana
Hempstead
George F. X. Strassner
W. Stebbeman
Hope
Remy Garland
C. B. Ward
Emmet
T. N. Honea
Fulton
New Capital Hotel
George W. Powell
J. B. Youmans
Frank Halsam
Harvey Snell
Scoutmasters Training School
PTA
H. W. Stilwell
George FP
X. Strattmer
Wallace Rogers
Methodist Church Plans Sunday Services and Activities
The article outlines the Methodist church schedule with services at 1055 o'clock Sunday, an evening study titled Stand Fast, and a continuation of Common Sense sermons. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m, and the young people meet at 6 45 p m, with evening services beginning earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theastor
Phillipson
Church of Curie Service Times Announced
West Fifth Street and Gyedy Street hosts Glenn A. Pasks serving as minister. Bible study at 10 a.m. and evening sermon at 7:45 p.m. The Oneness of the Church is highlighted as the theme.
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Churcil OF
Fon
Evetiri Mon
Our Lady of Good Tope Feast and Reparation Mass Schedule
The text outlines a church schedule with high mass for reparation on Sunday, catechetical instruction, and devotion activities across the week. It lists benediction at 7:50, prayers for All Saints, fasting and abstinence, Holy Hour on the first Friday, and special services for Poor Souls Day including a Way of the Cross and Benediction with the Most Blessed Sacrament.
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Christ
God
Virgil
All Saints
Underworld Gangs See Mixed Sentences and Lynching
The report lists seventy four tinted, sixteen life sentences, two death sentences, thirty years and twenty years suspensions. Two lynched, two murdered, seventeen in custody awaiting trial. One gang led by Dillinger and Hoe, with Kasper-Arthur Barger named for Edward Bremer kidnapping. Criminals mingle with informers, acting alone.
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Swaiting
John Dillinger
Charles Arthur
Floyd
Alvin Kaspis-Arthur
Hoe) Barger
Fang
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul Basin
Dillinger
Kelly
Thomas H. Robinson
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MS. Liggett
St. Lowie
B. GB
B.C. Shipp
Little Rnck
Darkey Meltne Jr
Thomas Boyer
Texaco
Hot Springs
T. M. LaGrone
S. G. Norton
Mike Maggie Bell
Edwin Dosseta
Mina Mae Milburn
Irma Deane
Hoy Stephenson
Ruth Taylor
T. A
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Hame
Hope High School
Neew
Itl
Kendall Lemley
Charlee Cannan
Arkadelpia
P. B. Carrigan
Jackson
Ohio
National Foxtunters' Association
Thae City
Mtiay
Colonies
Freday
John P. Cox
South Elm Street
Franz Stanley
C. C. McNeill
Col Jeet
R. M. LaGrone
Camden
Arkansas Federation of Music Clubs
E. S. Richards
BL. Padgitt
Dickson Watkins
Francis Hopkinson
Tyree
Lora Foy Taylor
Inez Allen
Jon Allen
Louise Ozmer
Magnetia
Suengertheater
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James Martindale
Pisley P
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A. J. Neighbors
Wayne England
Gene
F. D. Henry
Dr. Henry
Jug
South West
The
Arkansas State Dental Association
Merle Scuntinid
Roberta
Anne
Lewisville
Stuart Oglesby
Mtexarlana
B.C. Seibert
Coney Ighind
CWA
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Thelma Todd
Lutsy Kelly
Saenger
Bank
Crawford
the Saenger
Joan Crawtore
Clark Goble
RAIL
Hope Ford
An . Cowling
and Company of
Detroit, Mich
Thomas Meany
Extreme
Tires
FERA
Sallisaw, Okla
Public Enemy
Frank Green
Wess Casey
Lloyd Lattimore
Horace Moore
Sequoyah Comity
Orphus Frank
Jewel Waters
Tinow
Jonely
Velen
Sonny Bigho
Craga Ark
Yerger
Kusisus
Ae Ee
City
Boy Scouts
Teiler
Madan
Just
Henderson
Bragsieres
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Tom Kinser
Methodist
F. Clifton Rute
OUR
Underworld
GANGS
Tex
Arkana
W. B Alexander
Mary's Beauty Shop
Parson's Shoe Shop
Ant Deliver
Fae
LUC Ie Ee Cee
Sselson