Methodist and church groups meet in social gatherings
Circle 1 of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs Alfred De Black home with 12 members. WMU of First Baptist Church held a combined service and business meeting at the church with Miss Lille Butcher presiding. Presbyterian Circle 1 gathered at Mrs T E Logan's home for Bible study and business notes with the discussion on church schools. Dainty refreshments were served.
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W.S.C
First Methodist Church
Alfred de Black
George Real
de Black
Floyd Wrett
Glen Hairston
Bayer
Hairston
Japan
WMU
First Baptist Chlirch
T. & Logan
C. J. Moore
Federal State Power Clash Examined By Scholar
Vanderbilt Law School professor Paul H. Sanders surveys state versus federal authority in landmark cases from 1928 to 1930s. He compares Georgia defying the Supreme Court and Arkansas troop showdowns to earlier Pensylvania disputes, tracing a deep constitutional background across decades.
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Georgia
Supreme Court Iy
Audrey — Inekeon
John Matsumi
Wld laWw
Samlel
Petsylvania
Peninsylvania
Mike Ing
Arkansas
Pensylvania
Utivaleer
Continertu
Sinfe
Emutta
Finny US
Ciel Justice Joh Mapstall
Pensylvania Lewislasure
Madison
Supreme Court of the United States
Bright
United States
Bushros Worhington
Madisor
Sixteenth birthday party honors Evelyn Tackette
Evelyn Tackatte was feted on her sixteenth birthday with a Monday night party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Tackett. Guests included Bobby Baker and many names listed in attendance. The celebration featured gifts, a game with Baker winning a prize, guitar music, singing, birthday cake, and cold drinks. A Presbyterian circle luncheon followed later at Mrs. J. H. Robertson’s home with a covered-dish buffet and Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Tackatte
Tommy Tackett
Evelyn
Bobby Baker
Hab
Baker
Rannie Cole
Joe Dan
Presbyterian
J. H. Robertson
Rey
Suny
Cummings
D. Ly McRae Ur
Allen Gee
Kings Jr
Dalrymple
Has to back down at Little Rock in crisis
James Marlow outlines a high tension clash over school integration at Little Rock. President Eisenhower, Governor Faubus, and federal judge rulings converge as National Guards are used to bar Black students, prompting potential court confrontations and federal action to enforce desegregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Blaenhower
Gaus
Val Faubus
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Howly
Little Rock
Ronald Davies
Tuto
Gyuristien
Negroes Ai Tae
Davies
Faubua
Onsting
Thea
Justice Department
Gen
Brownell
WRI
Devies
Gantempt
Taubus
Favibus
Eltirees
Inneshals
Trappen
Statd
Persithda
Poubuy
Ng Hrace
Risenhower
Paubus Jie
Arkansas Newspapers Split Over Faubus Integration Standoff
Arkansas editorials react to the Little Rock crisis as The Arkansas Gazette and Memphis Commercial Appeal urge federal action to enforce court orders while Governor Faubus defends state authority. National Guard deployment and presidential stance loom large in this evolving conflict.
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Littla Rock
Arkansas
Alete
The
Arkansas Gazette
Adlai Stevesson
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Dr. Cannon
Prospect 7
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