Retirement tribute honors Roy Anderson after 22 years
A testimonial breakfast for Roy Anderson, retiring after 22 years as City Purchasing Agent, was organized by Hamer Beverley of the outgoing city council. Attendees included Circuit Judge Lyie Brown and former mayor figures. Anderson recalled growing up near Spring Hill, Hempstead County, detailing his early work with mule power and farming before moving to town at age 10 and entering the School of Expo.
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Roy Anderson
Anderson
Hamer ‘Baverley
Lyie Brown
Herbert
Burns
Sam Andrews
Homer Beverley
George
Meng Alburt Graves
Lylesey McRae
Ed Stewarson
F. BD
Henry
Vietor Cobb
Jessie
Raley
Thompson Byvans
Chanes Taylor
Rgtil
Dwight Ridghill
Taylor
Clifford Roy
Thrash
Webb
Roy ‘Anderson
Roy
Hempstead
Spring Hill
Dooley's Ferry
Expo
Hope Star
Diamond Cafe
Hope
Albert Graves
John L. Wilson
George T. Frazier
Lyle Brown
John Vesey
H. M.olsen
Annual District Stock Show Opens Monday Parade set downtown Hope
The district stock show begins Monday September 23 with a downtown Hope parade at 2:30 pm. It features a police escorted parade with bands color guards and officials, queen floats, pet and novelty displays, and commercial entries. The Lum and Abner team will host the opening and the midway runs all week with stage shows nightly including acts by Lee Marx Billy Balancers and jugglers, The Vagabonder’s, Elizabeth and Colling knife throwing, Fantonucci's chimp acts, and more. Rodeo begins Wednesday with a western parade and the Gene Madison rodeo at the Coliseum continuing through Friday and Saturday nights. All exhibition buildings and stock barns are open to the public.
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Hhuge
Hope
Second
Attrac Ition
Chester Lauck
Lum
Abner
Lee Marx
Elizabeth
Colling
Sullivan
Will. besAl” Fantonucci
Hollywood
Buarantead
BY Pein
Gene Madison
Stay Newsboy Wins Paper Throwing Prize
Newsboy Stay wins the paper throwing contest held in Texarkana, beating rival entrants. The event drew local youths and featured cheering crowds as Stay claimed the top prize amid lively competition.
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Newsboy
Russia Faults West Over Mid East Tensions
At the United Nations General Assembly, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko charged the West with trying to dominate the Middle East. He said the Soviet Union cannot be an impassive observer as Near and Middle East conflicts intensify near Soviet borders. He blamed NATO for spreading political and economic pressure on Syria and warned of increasing threats and overt military intervention.
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United Nations
Russia
Middle East
Gromyko
82 Nation
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Near
Quda
Syria
Hope Couple Injured in Accident Near Benton
A couple identified as Mr and Mrs BE P Young Sr were injured yesterday when their car collided with a dump truck that backed onto the highway near Benton. The vehicle sustained heavy damage and both occupants were reported bruised but conscious, with medical officers noting minor injuries.
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BE. P, Young Sr
Malevern
Miss Pry Crowned Miss Nevada County 1957 at Fair
Miss Pry 17 daughter of Mrs Alfred Pry of Prescott was crowned Miss Nevada County 1957 at the Nevada County Fair. Contestants included Mary Lot White Kay Goodwin and Barbara Faulkner. N N Daniels manager of the fair will send Pry to the Third District Livestock Show beauty contest in Coline Monday night Sept 28. Frances Frazier MC for the event and Robbie Wilson presented gifts. Music by Bobby Baker Ronald Cole and Nels Bahlelson. Escorts listed and Magnolia judges noted.
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Moetha Net] Pry
Alfred Pry
Prescott
Nevada County
Nevada
Mary Lot, White
Cule
Kay Goodwin
Willisville
Barbara Faulkner
Emmet
N.N. Daniels
Nancy Armstrong
Cucen
Frances Frazier
M. C
Prescott Bi & P. W. Club
Robbie Wilson
Bobby Baker
Ronald Cole
Nels Bahlelson
Charles Weaver
James Phillips
Everett Shell
Max West
Magnolia
Business Most Exciting Game in the World
In a fragmented feature, HAL Boyle reflects on risk and courage, urging readers to seize opportunities and embrace bold betting in life. The piece weaves personal anecdotes and a global scope, ending with references to figures like Natl and Hirschield and a sense of enduring hustle.
George L Jones Farmer Dies Thursday at 33
George Lloyd Jones 33, a Jélony Hampstead resident, died Thursday. He farmed on Hope Rt. 4 and lived there. Survived by wife Mrs Branges sisanalo Jones, a son, and his father George W. Jones, both of Hope. Services to be held at Avery's in Superior, Arizona.
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George Lloyd Jones
Jélony Hampstead
Hope Rt
Branges Sisanalo Jones
Saanes Wesk
Hope A
Helen ‘Yonex
Superior
Arizona
George Wi. Jones
Hope
Renee
Edn
Avery
Governor Attorneys Stage Walkout Over Jurisdiction Claim
In Little Rock Arkansas, during a U.S. injunction hearing over school integration, Governor Paubus and his attorneys abruptly left the courtroom after a judge overruled a disqualification motion. The walkout followed a tense exchange as the government pressed for a temporary injunction to keep the National Guard at Central High and block further integration steps.
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U.S
Relman
Morin
Little Rock
Roald N. Davies
Himaele
Tony
Orvil
Paubus
Ias
Bectitt
Altotheys
Baninat Fuul
Kay Matthews
Pavarhér
Mathews
Smith
Tom Harper
Kay Mattthews
Gry
Tadge Davies
Witherser
Allornuys
Oldals
Faubus
Lillie
Roela
Ly;ional
Harper
National Guard
Telephone Installers End Strike
A four day strike by 23 000 telephone equipment installers ended with a new contract. CWA Local 1190 president John Fisnagan forecast rejection while many returning workers seemed satisfied. Pickets were withdrawn and orders resumed in District of Columbia and New York City area.
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Communications Workers , of America
Af Western Elevivic Co
Petephiie
Telegrapt. Co
New York City
Menbors
Missile test lights sky at Cape Canaveral Florida
In Florida at Cape Canaveral center an Air Force test fired a cigar shaped missile that flashed overhead at 9 25 am It rose straight up for miles then curved eastward amid unclear chatter and fading details from the report.
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Cape . Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Uday Asile Igch
Doctors Hopeful Toe Will Mend After Accident
In Anlingvon Texas Chuck Word woke with a severed toe after an accident. An ambulance took him to Fort Worth hospital. Doctors reattached the toe within two hours. it has color and Chuck can wiggle it, offering hope for recovery.
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Heapilil
Barle
Minna
Mas
Chuck
Fort Worliy
Hope
Fall Program Planned by HD Women
Home Demonstration Club leaders held weeks of meetings to prep a fall program. Little Rock expert Mrs. Johnson demonstrated making Home Accessories from discarded materials, including a desk set and window shades. Leaders from multiple clubs assisted and will repeat demonstrations in October and November.
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Juonise
Johnson
Little Rock
Virgil Huckabee
C. J. Baines
Noth Riday
H. H. Higgnon
E, Ve Jurls
Joe England
H. Byers
Roy Burke
Waywird ‘Burke
J. E. Delmivy
Hugh Gilbert
Blanche
Missing bus loss leads to stale lead in Burbank tale
Two years after a local incident in Burbank California a man recalls a 12 year old bus loss involving a wallet and identification papers. Oscar Toyland reports finding a bag on a bus with $45 and documents. Police investigate the odd claim and seek further information.
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Oscar Toyland
Hs Dulfard
Louheed Air Terminal
Adolph Noltz
Swes Hoviand
Hempstead County Tackles Litter Problem in Parade
Hempstead County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs leads a anti litter drive with Mrs Glenon Muclnbas urging Arkansans to keep county beautful. The effort notes millions spent removing litter on highways and highlights personal responsibility and community action. Litter sacks will be given at a parade on September third with guidelines to dispose properly and reduce fires and health risks.
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Counnellte
Huckibee
Arkansas
Hetglend County
Mare
Chia
Blehways
Lille
Midwest
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Titeleft
Mempstead
County Eixbnethy
Lorraine B
Wyle
Hempatend County Council of Home Demonstudfion
Home Demonstrartion Club
Haymond wins California title at Pebble Beach
Carl Haymond of Los Angeles won the California title at Pebble Beach. Ady Mo Manus, noted as a two time aperaplot contender from Prasao, finished second in a tight final with 36-hale seecs at 1dle.
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Cillf
Carl Haymond
Los Angeles
California
Benlor
Hale Seecs
Ady Mo Manus
Prasao
All Around Town and Local Sports Notes
Four Stir newsboys entered Jexarkana Fair throwing contest and won prizes while two rivals barely missed. O F Quilty of Hope killed a stake suspecting a Coral snake. the claim is Arkansas hosts snakes. L B Tooley says BASA will broadcast all local football and University of Arkansas games. Second Lt Robert D Cox, Hope native, finished Fort Benning basic officers course after Henderson State grad. Brookwood beat Paisley in grade school football. Youtly Center to run a parking lot during Livestock Show week to raise funds.
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Stir
Jexarkana's Fair
Robert D. Cox
G. Cox
Hope
Sfanlyy School
Fort Bening
Henderson State Teachers
Louise
Jivys
Colunus
Youtly Center
Thy Notance
Fain Papkas
Gota
Weather Vaporlmont Station Report for September
Unclear weather bulletin notes high near 61 and low around 60 with possible showers. September precipitation around 18 inches. year total about 48.75 inches. Forecast indicates cooler northeast portion through Saturday with scattered showers and variable cloudiness. some lines mention Louisiana and Arkansas ambiguously.
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Tuan Pyiday
Arkansas
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