Beebe High School - Badger Yearbook (Beebe, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

We the Annual Staff of 1952 are proud to present to you the 5th edition of the “BADGER”. We have enjoyed bringing you this Annual and hope that you will cherish it in days to come. We are honored and pleased that you chose us to edit this, the 52 BADGER. A m Principal W. J. “Bill” Leach To one whose devotion to high ideals has made our school a better place in which to work and lestrn. has given freely of his time and energy, and whose interest in our youth has made our school days happy ones to remember, we gratefully dedicate the “-BADGER” of 1952. llAimiiii SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE Although the world seems full of turmoil and trouble, with enemies ham- mering away on the outside and greed and graft boring away from within, my message to you is one of hope and faith—hope that the worst is past and that a new day of peafce an d good will is near and fjaith that regardless of what may come we shall be able to meet it with the courage to stand for what is right. From my contacts with you and my observation of your actions toward one another. I have seen you display a sense of unity and service— two qualities so necessary and vital in the affairs of freedom-loving people every where. I feel that when you go forth to take your rightful places in the community, the nation, and the world, you will be citizens of whom the nation can be proud. To the Seniors who are graduating and to the others who will be return- ing for more study. I wish to extend congratulations for a job well done. May the lessons you have learned in the classroom, the ideas of fair play you have been taught in sports, and the inspriation you have received from the teachers and from one another go with you wherever you may be and guide you in your pathway down the future. Bobbie Bass School Secretary J. B. Mason JOHN B. MASON Superintendent of Schools A.S.T.C. B.S.E. L.S.U. M.A. W. J. LEACH Principal Harding College� B«A« Peabody, M.A. M ath Science A. S. ERWIN Coach Hendrix college, A B U of A. M. S. History P. E. MRS. MARYLAND DEESE Central College A«A. Ouachita college B A U. of A- English MRS. EVA WELCH U. of A- B.S.H.E. Home Ec. MISS MARGARET FORD Ouachita College A.B. English MISSLORENE THOMPSON A.S.T.C. B.S.E. Biology Gen Science P.E. J circulation Deane C°chran Business Manager Jimmy Shue Sec.-Treas. Coy Fitch Sports Editor Bruce Anderson Circulation Darrell Joe Parish Editor Byrne Garrett Sponsor Mrs. Cochran Co-Sponsor Mrs. Washburn T ypist Co—Editor James Jackson Feature Editor Jo Ann Jones Sports Editor Virgie Lee Downin P hotographer Mary Lee Faulks Verna Jean flice Advertising Anna fioardm 4 BRUCE ANDERSON football, Basketball Track; 4 yrs. b Club 3 yrs; Journalism and Commercial 1 yr. Stu. Council, Annual Staff, 1 yr' Ann a boardman Basketball 3 yrs; F.H.A. Commercial, Journalism, Annual Staff, Football Queen 1 yr. JOHNNY ATKINS Football, 3 yrs Basketball 2 yrs� ARNEDIA BOSTIAN ORVILL E BENTON RAYSEL BRADBERRY JOE BERRY Football, Basketball, 4 yrs. Track, 2 yrs; class Pres. 3 yrs; Honor Society; B Club, Rep. Stu. 'council, Most hand- some B°y l yr N AOMI CARRIGAN F.H.A. 3 yrs; Glee club, Peppy Peppers, Comm., journalism, F.T.A. MARY WANDA CARRIGAN F. H. A. 4 yrs; Glee Club, Trio Library, F. T. A.; Comm. Clubs 2 yrs; Peppy Peppers, Journalism Club. VIRGIE LEE DOWNING Basketball 3 yrs. Class Treas.; F. H. A. Library, Glee, Peppy Peppers, Journalism, Commercial Clubs, Annual Staff. BARBARA DEANE COCHRAN Cheerleader, Journalism, Com- mercial Clubs, Basketball, Halloween and Football Maids, Annual Staff. BUDDY DAVIS JAMES CONYERS Football, Track, 4 yrs; tlB” Club, F. F. A. BOBBY FRAZIER JAUNITA DAVIDSON F. H. A. Commercial Clubs; 2 yrs; Peppy Peppers, Journalism Club COY FITCH Class Officer 4 yrs. Commercial Club Student Council 2 yrs; Annual Staff. MARY LEE CAULKS Commercial club 3 yrs; F.H.A. 2 yrs; Journalism Club; Library Club; Basketball Squad 2 yrs; Driving Club; Pep Club; Annual Staff. BYflNE GARRETT Track 3 yrs; Honor Society 2 yrs; Commercial club, Annual Staff, J ournalism club. ROBERT GRIFFIN Journalism club, Commercial Club; F.F.A. BEDFORD GILLHAM Football 3 yrs; Track 2 yrs; Commercial club CALLIE MARIE GUNTER CHARLES GOSS Journalism Club, F.F.A. Football, Basketball. JERRY GARNER WILMA HARDIN Commercial club Journalism Club CURTISS HARRELL F IT H EL HILL Coii.p creial (j! j Pepper P ? [ crs Commercial club C L A R A LOU HENDF.LSON Commercial Club 3 yrs; Future friuesmen, F.T.A. 2 yrs. Basketball, Halloween F.H.A. 2'yrs, clee club. JAMES JACKSON Commercial club 3 yrs. Feature Fd. of Badger; Annual Staff, Journalism Clu! ; Football; Basket- ball, Track; F.T.A. 1 yr DALF HFFNFK Journal ism club Comm � rrial Cl,Jb JCANN JCNFS F.U.A.; Annual Staff; Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Library, cloe, commer- cial, and Journalism Clubs; class Reporter; Football and Campus M aids. DEKRILL DICK I • HhFNER Commercial club 2 yrs; Journalism Club. GLEN KIRKLAND SYBLE KIRKLAND Basketball 2 yrs; Commercial and Journalism clubs. DORA LEE LENDERMON Basketball 3 yrs.; F.T.A.; F.H.A. 2 yrs.; Commercial Library, Glee clubs, Foot- ball Maid. BOBBY LINDSEY Football 3 yrs., Basketball, Journalism, B Club. MARTHA McGIBONEY F.H.A.; Commercial club 2 yrs.; Peppy peppers; J ournalism club. JOHN LEE LIGHTFOOT BILLY MASSEY RUTH ROBINSON F. H. A., Library Club, 3 yrs. F. T. A., Peppy Peppers, Hon. Society 2 yrs. Journalism, Commercial Clubs, Basketball, Student Council. .! C SMITH DONALD SHORT NORMA SUE SPRINGER F. H. A. 3 yrs; F. T. A. 2 yrs; Peppy Peppers; Commercial, Library, Journalism, Glee Clubs. JIMMY SHUE Football. Basketball, Track, 4 yrs. Class Off., “B” Club 3 yrs; Hon. Soc., Student Council 2 yrs; Peppy Peppers, Commercial, Journalism Cluos, Annual Staff. DURWARD WILLIAMS PATRICIA SINKS F. H. A., Library Club 3 yrs; Student Council. Hon. Soc., Commercial Club 2 yrs; Annual Staff, Peppy Peppers, Journalism, Glee Clubs. BILL MOORE Football 1 yr; Commercial Club. DARRELL PARISH Football 4 yrs.; Track 3 yrs.; Student Council 2 yrs.; class Reporter. BERTIE LOIS MULLINS BETTY SUE PRICE Basketball, Glee Club 3 yrs '� Journalism and Dramatic Club. WILMA OAKLEY Basketball 2 yrs.; Commercial and Journalism clubs. VERNA JEAN RICE Basketball; F.T.'A. 3 yrs., Commercial 2 yrs.; Cheer- leader 2 yrs.; Library, Glee Clubs, Student Council, An- nual Staff. WANDA PARKS F.H.A., Basketball 3 yrs.; Library Club 2 yrs.; Jour- nalism Club. WAYNE RICHARDS JUNIORS Charles Ward Truman Jackson Margaret Thompson 'Robbye Watson Jimmy Short Bobbie Bailey Alline Barnett Ruby Barnett Maxine Baxter Jeanenne Belew Benny Bevill John Blasingame Buddy B°ardman Ann Bostian Geneva Bowman Earline Burns Earl Burns Charles Busick Joan Calhoun Sherlon Carpenter Authur Conyers Irma Davis Carroll Edwards Eugene Faulkner Jimmy Freeman 5 Velma Putman Bobbie Quick Charles Roeer Betty Simpson Sonny Simpson Sylvia Smith Ted Smith Weldon Smith Patsy Stone Jean Taylor Joe faylor Bill Thomas Alice Thornton Patsy Van Pelt Eva Washburn Sonny Watson Katherine White Merwyn Wilson Verna Garland Kathryn Garner Carolyn Gaylor James Griffin Charles Goff Victor Harvey T ressie Healy Bobby Hefner Arnanda Henderson Glendel! Hill James Jackson Eura Johnson Mary Jones Roy Jones Charlene Lendermai James Lynch Neil Magee Jane Mason Tommy Nipper Betty Ncble Joy Northcutt Lucretia Patron Bill pipkins Ida Poindexter Mary Powers Ai )[ nat available Photograph not available BiJl Allen Shirley A Bobby £ eene Jo Belew Bobby Bennett Ann Cole Rena Conyers Sandra Cordell Verna Cord� 11 Wilma Cox Troy Gallo ay( Marvin Gillham Paul Griffin Billy Hartsell Imogene Herrin O’Neal Hill Shirley Johnese Andrew Howanietz Eva Huff Jerry Jackson Gone iishing Robbie Johnson Barbara Johnston Gary Jones James Morrison Barbara Parish Nancy Patton Harold Pemberton Vanda Jackson Sue Jones JUd to Jimmy Martin Betty Plaxco Vernon Reams Jerry R eY Kenneth Robinson L. D� Seats Loyd Short Shirley Simpson Bessie Sloan Jim Smith George Smith Robbie Stroud Willodean Vincent Doris Washburn Lavell Weatherley Lowell Wiles Carolyn GiUham FRESHMEN Ann Abington Lynn Adams Norma Barnett Carl Baxter Bobby Benton Helen Bevill Gordon Bevill Sarah Eevill Sallie B asingame J udson B°ardman Kattie Boatman Doyle Burns Patsy Burson Bennie Caldwell Charles Qossey Jimmy Darnell jimmy Davis Wilma Downing Odell Ferren BettyFisher Billy Frazier Horace Galloway Wayland Harrell Joyce Hawk Wanda Helderman Becky Henry J immy Herrod Leroy Herrod Sue Hill Paul Hoffman Helen Irving Jimmy Jackson Bobbie Jones Earl Kirk William Kirkland Claude La Forney Norma Langford Virgil Langley Patsy Lendermon Mary Liles Mildred Lynch Carole McE.ntire Janies Merritt Fayerene Modlin Carter Moncrief Marvin Moore Josephine Moore June Moore John Mullens Billie Noble James Norton Billy Oakley Carthal Oakly Gladys Odle Clem Isborn Margie Pannell Benny Parker Ellen Peterson Estell Plaxco Hollis Pruitt Minnie Price Wayne Price Dorothy Ramsev Bob Roberts Willis Robinson Johnnie Rogers Jimmy Rye Vernon Scott Dorthy Smith Louise Stroud Gladys Taylor Roy Taylor Don Thompson Beverly White Jerry White Billy Wilson Delores Wilson Bobbie Woodin Marvin Yeary WHO'S WHO AT B HS Prettiest Girl and Handsomest Boy Mary Sue Powers Jimmy Shue Silvia Smith Neatest Girl Joe Berry Neatest B°y Best Athletes Anna B°ardman Bruce Anderson Biggest Flirt Virgie tee| Downing a nd Jimmy Shue Biggest Wolf fittest Boy Wittest Girl Robbye Watson James Jackson Estelle Plaxco Byrne Garrett Patsy Faulks Student Council SPONSOR: MR. LEACH Pres. Bruce Anderson; V. Pres. Jimmy Shue; Sec. Treas. Ruth Robinson; Re- fMjrter, Darrell Parish; Representatives: . inth Grade—Cora Abington and Wayne f rice; Tenth Nancy Patton and Joe Darnell: Eleventh—Alice Thornton and Jim- my Short; Twelfth—Joe Berry. John Blassingame Joe Berry Billy Moore Johnny Atkins Mari in Gillhain GUL SPONSOR. COACH ERWIN Truman Jackson Benny Becville Bruce Anderson Jimmy Short Darrell Parish Bobby Shine Lindsey Jimmy Shue Bedford Cillham Roy Jones THE LIBRARY CLUB SPONSOR - MRS. MASON President - Ruby Barnett V ice—President - Bobby Bailey Secretary-Treasurer - Sherlon Reporter - Mae Garland Historian - Ruth Robinson Carpenter Art Manager - N’ilo Jo Be lew COMMERICAL CLUB President — Virgie Lee Downing Vice— President — Verna Jean Rice Secretary-Treasurer - C°y pitch SPONSOR - MRS. COTHRAN Reporter - Martha McGiboney Parliamentarian - Jimmy shue Historian - James Jackson 4JIA SPONSOR: Mrs. Welch Pres. Virgie Downing; Vice-Pres. Barbara Parish; 2nd Vice-Pres. Mary Carrigan; 3rd Vice-Pres. Wanda Parks; Sec. Shelon Carpenter; Treas. Nilo Belew; Reporter, Naomi Carrigan; Song Lealer, Bobbie Bailey; Asst. Song Leader, Sue Hill; Asst. Pianist Nancy Patton. Sally Blassingame i n a i P mmmm Dora Lenderman 44A Pres.—Jimmy Martin Joe Darnell—F. Pres. Sec— Eugene Faulkner Buddy Davis— Treas. Rep.—Kenneth Robinson Jimmy Darnell—Sentinel Advisor—Malcolm C. Goodwin FIRST SEMESTER Editor, Jo Ann Jones; Assistant Editor, Juanita Davidson; Feature Editor; Deane Cochran; Assts., Patricia S nks, Norma Springer; Columnist, Martha McGiboney; Assistant, Wilma Hardin; Business Manager, Mary Carrigan; Assts., Alice Faye Thornton. Verna Mae Garland; Sports Editors, Charles Goss, Dale Hefner; Re- porters, Naomi Carrigan, Mary Lee Faulks, Barbara Allison, Barbara Lendermon, Charles Griffin, and James Griffin. JOURNALISM CLUBS SPONSOR: MRS. WASHBURN SECOND SEMESTER Editor, Wilma Oakley; Assistant Editor, Mary Jones; Feature Editor, Syble Kirk- land; Asst., Bobby Quick; Columnist, Anna Boardman; Asst., Donald Short; Bus. Mgr., Ann Bostian; Assts., Carolyn Gaylor, Geneva Bowman; Sports Editor, Bed- ford Gillham; Asst,, Durward Williams: Reporters, Ruby Clark, Patsy Van Pelt, Charlene Lenderman; Earlene Burns, Velma Putman. Paul Griffin, Earl Bums, Jimmy Freeman. THE BADGERETTES Top Row: Clara Lon Henderson; Palsy Faulks; Verna Jean Rice; Barbara Parish; “Earnie Lenderman; Anna Boardman; Coach—Thompson. Middle Row: Dora Lenderman; Wilma Oakley; Jane Mason; Mary Faulks; Sybil Kirkland. Bottom Row: Wanda Parks; Virgie Downing. Roy Jones L. D Scats Bobby Lindsey Joe Berry THE BADGERb COACH A. S. ERWIN James Price James Jackson Bruce Anderson Jimmy Shue C H E E R Mary Sue Powers Jo Ann Jones Verna Rice Ceane Cochran Alice Thornton L E A D E R S ANNA I30ARDMAN FOOTBALLQU EEN SYLVIA JEAN SMITH CAMPUS QUEEN r JUDY LAMBATIS HALLOWEEN QUEEN THANGSGIVING DAY BEEBE 13 SEARCY 6 The Beebe Badgers outclassed the Searcy Lions here today to take the last and most exciting game of the year 13 6. The BEEBE BADGERS kicked to the Lions to start the game, but the Lions were unable to penetrate the BADGER li ne; then Beebe took possession of the ball and marched down to take the first score and extra point. Then again the Badgers kicked and held the Searcy eleven who again were forced to kick. The Badgers took possession and marched down to the Searcy one foot line where a fumble prevented a BADGER touchdown. Searcy then made their only first and ten in the first half. The BADGERS then took possession and drove back to score, but a penalty annulled the touchdown. The BADGERS were penalized 15 yards, but drove back to the one yard line where again a fumble prevented a BADGER score. Searcy took possession but were unable to crash the BADGER line. The score at half time was BEEBE -7 SEARCY-0. Startin the second half Beebe again kicked to the Lions, but the strong BADGER line held them deep in their own territory. The BADGERS took possession of the ball and marched to another Beebe score. In the last and final quarter the Searcy Lions made their only score of the game with a touchdown pass from Christian to Angel. Searcy made only 6 first and tens in the game. The Beebe BAD- GERS held them to a stand still all through the game to take the Searcy Lions Thirteen to Six in a Thanksgiving thriller. THE BADGERS Mgr. Vernon ScoU A. S. Erwin, Coach No. NAME Pos. Wl Year 64 Bill Moore T 175 Sr. 51 Byrne Garrett G 150 Sr. 90 Bennie Beville r 175 Jr. 73 Bedford Gillham C 180 Sr. 45 Bobbie Lindsey E 150 Sr. 17 Bruce Anderson B 180 Sr. 10 Bobby Dean E 140 Soph. 56 Darrell Parish G 160 Sr. 15 Charles Goss E 140 Sr. 89 Joe Berry E 180 Sr. 22 Jimmy Shue B 158 Sr. 25 James Conyers B 180 Sr. 50 James Price G 160 Soph. 21 Johnny Atkins G 155 Sr. 83 Joe Taylor E 140 Jr. 70 Johnny Blasingame T 210 Jr. 41 Jimmy Short B 170 Jr. 67 Marvin Gillham T 140 Soph. 11 James Morrison B 140 Soph. 12 Jim Smith G 136 Jr. 87 Theodore Smith B 140 Jr. 13 Troy Galloway G 135 Jr. 23 Truman Jackson B 175 Jr. 39 Andrew Howanietz B 135 Jr 66 Arthur Conyers G 167 Jr. 38 Charles Ward G 140 Jr. 24 Roy Jones E 150 Jr. BEEBE HIGH SCHOOL'S 1951-52 SPORTS RECORD BADGERS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Beebe Opp. Beel e 37 Balk Knob 32 6 Lonoke 13 Beebe 27 Kcnsett 46 14 Walnut Ridge 0 Beebe 30 Cabot 25 0 Stuttgart 10 Beebe 26 Augusta 27 13 Batesx ille 33 Beebe 30 Bald Knob 19 6 Newport 12 Beebe 33 Conway 31 34 Jacksonville 0 Beebe 42 Kensett 49 6 Bald Knob 20 Beebe 28 Searcy 43 24 Cabot 0 Beebe 32 Little Rock 38 13 Searcy 6 Beebe 50 Swifton 66 116 TOTAL 103 Beebe 43 Catholic High 40 Beebe 33 Batesville 43 Beebe 80 Cabot 40 Beebe 43 Batesville Beebe 33 Catholic High Beebe 56 Conway Beebe 39 Swifton Beebe 43 Searcy Beebe 35 Little Rock Beebe 36 Hoxie 62 36 37 30 29 68 52 7 0 1UIAL 1.5 BADGERE1 IES JUNIORS SENIORS Beebe 22 Vilonia 24 Beebe 37 Vilonia 39 Beebe 39 Searcy 14 Beebe 20 McRae 22 Beebe 26 II. Plains 19 Beebe 44 Oil Trough 28 Beebe 42 Cabot 12 Beebe 35 Tuckerman 23 Beebe 24 Vilonia 22 Beebe 24 Newark 25 Beebe 32 St. Mary’s 16 Beebe 29 Grubbs 20 Beebe 31 McRae 20 Beebe 49 Cabot 26 Beebe 52 Searcy 7 Beebe 45 Swifton 30 Beebe 34 H. Plains 33 Beebe 36 Vilonia 23 Beebe 35 St. Mary’s 20 Beebe 22 St. Marv’s 16 Beebe 28 Bald Knob 19 Beebe 28 Bald Knob 34 Beebe 21 Bradford 18 Beebe 39 Searcy 30 Beebe 11 Bradford 21 Beebe 31 St. Marx’s 35 Beebe 30 McRae 19 Beebe 20 Bald Knob 19 Beebe 34 Searcy 9 Beebe 23 McRae 24 Beebe 29 Cabot 13 Beebe 30 Cotton Plant 26 Beebe 37 McRae 20 Beebe 59 Swifton 28 Beebe 47 McRae 28 Beebe 25 Searcv 19 Beebe 29 Griff. 11 Beebe 44 Cabot 32 Beebe 26 Bradford 20 Beebe 38 McRae 36 362 TOTAL 365 Beebe 46 Rose Bud 29 Beebe 31 Bald Knob 26 Beebe 14 Judsonia 23 759 TOTAL 603 i THE PROPHET'S DREAM After an absence of 20 years from the State of Arkansas. I was very happy to receive an invitation from Governor Jimmy Shue to a Ball given in honor of his actress wife, Anna Boardman. At the Ball I saw many of my old classmates of 1952. I was surprised to discover these amazing facts about my former friends. The facts are as follows: Bruce Anderson, a lifelong resident of Beebe, has finally secured a per- manent position as City Dog Catcher. Betty Sue Price from St. Louis, enjoys her work as Society Editor of the St. Louis Globe. Mary Faulks has realized her ambition to marry. Byrne Garrett has established himself as the only dentist in Griffithville. Arnedia Boston is now a famous opera singer. Vernon Lorton, the famous C. P. A. is now privately employed by Ruth Robinson. Deane Cochran is still undesided. Wayne Richards is just back from France where he is fulfilling his desire to be a hairdresser. Virgie Lee Downing. Mary Wanda Carrigan. and Juanita Davidson are playing professional basketball. Darrell Joe Parish is still famous for his short five-hour speaches on why he should be President of the United States. Patricia Sinks is defending her title as Queen of the Wrestling Mat. Derrill Hefner is now the Beebe High School Girls basketball coach. Wilma Harding and Eithel Hill were arrested for starting a riot at Johnny Atkins and Bertie Lois Mullin’s wedding. J. C. Smih and Buddy Davis, senators of Arkansas, were in high spirits as they were carried out by bouncers. Bedford Gillham and Bobby Frazier. Wilma Oakley and John Lee Lightfoot are now appearing in their latest picture “What Is This Thing Called Love”? Little Billy Massey who broke all known records in high jumping now holds the Olympic Title. Joe Berry spends his leasure time with his wife. Jo Ann Jones, warden at the Jones Reformatory which has been named for her. The world-renowned bachelor. James Jackson, has been seen quite often with a beautiful red head, who is rumored to be his wife. Say! What have we here? It seems that we have a farmer’s Co-op organ- ized. Who believed that Curtis Harrell would organize Orville Benton. Raysel Bradberry. Robert Griffin. Jerry Garner, and Charles Goss into any kind of organization? Dora Lee Lenderman 3nd Clara Lou Henderson are now the greatest at- traction at the St. Louis Burlesque. Wanda Parks has finally realized her ambition. She is happily employed as “Baby Sitter” by Verna Jean (Rice) Parks. Norma Sue Springer and Naomi Ruth Carrigan are the traditional old maid school teachers. Martha McGiboney has developed her chief interest. She and Bill Moore now own their own race horses. They are very fortunate to have in their employ the world famous Jockey. Coy (Dimples) Fitch. Dale Hefner is happy in his work of advertising the lovelorn and broken- hearted. Syble Kirkland and Barbara Lenderman have their own Beauty Salon with Durward Williams as their favorite customer. I think I was more surprised at this last item of interest. Bobby (Shine) Lindsey is pastor of the largest church in Boston. K. B. PANNELL CITY SERVICE STATION GENERAL MDSE� Garner, Arkansas Phone 2143 MILL FRESH Insurance of a II kinds COMPLIMENTS OF J. L WILLIAM WALKER HARRISON BEERP STUDIO 4RK. Searcy, Arkansas WATSON SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF STATION AND COURTS STANLEYS BARGAIN Beebe, Arkansas STORE MR. and MRS. ELSWORTH WATSON Beebe, Arkansas. Owner Operator R. H. Me CULLOCH GROCERY IF YOU EAT IT WE HAVE IT COMPLIMENTS OF THE RACKET STORE E. S. OLMSTEAD fi. SONS “A Good place to Buy BEEBE,ARKANSAS Compliments of FECHER’S ICE CREAM and COLD STORAGE COMPANY B eebe, Arkansas HASTINGS CLEANERS Phone 95 Beebe, Ark. tye pick up and deliver” ONE DAY SERVICE E. F. SHUE AGENT Ph. 165 MOBILGAS MOBILOJL Trade at the sign of the Beebe Flyin Red H°rSe Ark. COMPLIMENTS OF OWENS LUMBER COMPANY BEEBE HARDWARE -FURNITURE CO. paints - Glass Sporting Goods-Plumbing Electrical Sup. Beebe, Arkansas FOOT LONG HOT DOGS 25 FECHERS DRIVE INN SUNDAES 20 WARREN BROS. GROCERY THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP FOR ALL YOUR GROCERIES IS WARRENS” OWNED AND OPERATED BY WILLIAM and ROBERT WARREN Beebe, A rkansas E. W. DANIEL MOTORS, INC. Authorized Dealers for DESOTO and PLYMOUTH Automobiles Co-owner T. E. WARD, Manager DEALER FOk F LRGUSON TRACTORS Arkansas (Ticecream IT’S BETTER All of our ice cream is manufactured under the strictest sanitary condition in our new modern plant located in Searcy. W« have the newest equip- ment and the best methods to give you a product unsurpassed in quality. PEOPLES DRUG STORE LLOYD L. DOSS Fountain Service Registered Pharmacist Where Fronds Meet Phone 24 Beebe COMPLIMENTS OF BEEBE CLEANERS Beebe, Arkansas SPAULDING ATHLETIC GOODS CO., INC 513 CENTER STREET LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS of CITIZENS BANK BEEBE ARKANSAS The Best Place To Trade 7 CHEVROLET, f BILL BAKER CHEVROLET BESEE Phene No. 4 ARKANSAS DR. M. M. GARRISON Optometrist Searcy, Ark. 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