Northwest Arkansas Times from Fayetteville, Arkansas • Page 7

NCUTHWEST ARKANSAS TIMES, Fayetteville, Arkansm Wednesday, April 30, 1W- Patrolman Tells had prepared first degree murder and Hyde left, Hyden said. I charges against -James Harold! Then, according to the story Hyde, 30 ol Berryville. Hyde is told by the stale patrolman, Hyde accused of killing Frank Simpson at Eerryville night before.last. Berryville Frank Simpson Is Shot To Death; Suspect Held Prosecuting Attorney Ted P. Coxsey, in Fayetteville where lie conducted the prosecution of Troy Dclaney, said last night that he returned to the Simpson home and Jound Frank Simpson, Margaret's father, and his son-in-law, Emll State Patrolman.

L. W. Hydcn, Davis in the living room. When who is slationed at Harrison, was Hyde entered he had a gun in hia also at the Delaney trial. He told I hand, and demanded to know the the following story of the shoot- I whereabouts of Margaret.

Hyden ing in Berryville: declared. When Simpson arose Hydcn said that Hyde made a I from a chuir and asked what the date to take Margaret Simpson, matter was, the patrolman related, about 20, to a picture show where he was shot by Hyde. Davis left she worked in the evenings. When I the room, and Simpson was shot 'he called, Miss Simpson refused to go with him because he was drinking, Hyden said. Hyde accused her of dating somebody else thai afternoon, and the meeting three limes in the back, the patrolman said.

In the meantime, Hyden said, Jim Hyde, father of the accused, had learned thai Ihc son had pro- inai aiiernoon, aim mu meeting endcd wilh him slapping her, af- cured a pistol at a cafe, and the ter which she went inlo the house lather appeared at the Simpson In GOLF or GASOLIHE COUNTS! PHILLIPS 66 IS FOR BETTER DRIVING! Sinking a 4-foot putt lakca control-- nnd it takes conlro! to help build the gasoline that's right for your car in all seasons, tool That's what Phillips 66 does-- conlrols the volatility of Phillips 6S Gasoline to suit the climate. Phillips great variety of quality blending components mnkcs this possible. See if this "controlled" gasoline doesn't improve engine performance in your car! Stop ut Iho nearest "G6 1 sign for a tankful of Phillips 66! WAT KfSeftftS OF NATURAL GASOUHE CIS TO CONTROL PMWPS CONTROLLED" to give you POWER, PICK-UP and PEP! home. Barnes Harold snapped the gun four times at the father, Hy- dcn asserted, but the gun was empty. The lather ran the young man out of the house with an iron pipe he carried, and called a doctor and Sheriff Ami Howerto'n.

When they had gone, James Harold returned, picked up a rifte in the house anc used it to club the dead man in the head. When the rifle broke the patrolman said, young Hyde picked up the iron bar and bea the victim some more. Hyde was taken inlo custody a a house not from the jail, littla Jatcr in the evening, by th sheriil and City Marshal Chic Daugherty. He hit the sheriff the lace, breaking his nose, as th 1 officers were taking him to Ih jail, Hyden related. Sheriff erton then shot Hyde in the rigl leg and in the chest.

He was take to the Berryville hospital, but wa not critically wounded and is no in the Berryville Jail, Hyden ported. According to Prosecutor Coxse James Harold is recently out of a federal penitentiary on a car- FtcaUng charge. John Allen Joins Staff Of Springdale Bank A. E. (John) Allen will again be associated with the first Na- ional Bank in Snringdale beginning May 1.

Mr. Allen is an ex- jerienccd banker, a i had five with the National Bank and Trust Co. in Washington, Iowa. Jpon coming to Springdale he was with the Farmers and Merchants Bank, being associated with l.ee Sanders and John Rose. For the 3nst several years Mr.

Allen has oeen with John Late of the Late Chevrolet Company and Jeff Brown of the Springdale Electric Hatchery. Oddfellows, Rebekahs Hold Annual Rally' Rogers, April 30-(Special) -The annual rally of the lodges of the Independent Order of Oddfellows and the Re- bekahs was held here Monday night with large group of grand officers from Hot Springs, Little Rock, Van Burcn and Fort Smith, The grand officers were headed bj Sterling Byrd, Fayetteville, grarid master of the Arkansas Lodge and Mrs. Beverly Hakes of Rogers head of the state woman's organization, A cooperative supper a served before the meeting. PHILLIPS 66 GASOLINE EWS OF Veteran's Village Mr. nntl Mrs.

Robert Schwartz have moved to an apartment do town. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie llovvcll were Mr. and Mrs.

WHAT ABOUT THE BEER?" "WE'RE IN LUCK-! GOT BUDWEISER" EWS OF BentonviUe Pvt. Fred Haney. son of Mr. and he Joe Hancy, who is stationed merit and rest. the Lcltcrmcns General Hospi- al at San Francisco, as motion icture operator for the classes iclci at the hospital, has notified lis parents that he is being sent to i school in San Francisco for a i i as an operator.

Pvt. Earl Kite, who (or the past year has been stationed in Korea expected to arrive in San Frnncisco, this week and will come 0 Benlonvillc to be with his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs Verri Rife. He is on leave. Mrs Mario Enficld and Mrs Vol T.

Lindsey were hostesses a a luncheon Tuesday at Gravclte at Lu Rene's Ten Room honoring Mrs. Robert Fox, of Chicago, III. who is the guest of her sister Mrs. Guy Dyer. Tlie choir of the -John Brown University of Siloam Springs gave the first of a series of programs ol sacreil music at the Methodist Church, a night under i i of Miss.

Mable Ocison. The pianist was Miss Elizabeth The choir, composed of 50 mixed voices was presented by the Rev. Harold Eggenspergcr, pastor of the local church. Miss Alice Lee Scamslcr, junior member of. thp State Executive Board of the Order of Rainbow tor Girls altcnucd the grand officers night'held at the Masonic Temple at Hot Springs Friday night.

She was the guest lor the weekend o( Mr. 'and Mrs. Jimmy Paxlon. The Rogers Lodge of I. O.

O. F. and the Rebekahs were hosts for the annual spring rally held Mon- dav night at the I. O. O.

Halt. There were 218 guests from various towns. Those attending rom Bentonville were: Mr. and Irs. Ross Whitlock.

Mr. and Mrs. Olin Knight nud Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rakes.

Ross Whillouk is state ecrctary. Lester Drake, Bruce Williams B. Dcarin of the Benton- Rotary Cylub are attending he 136 district Rotary held at Tulsa Okla. Lester Drake is president of the local Rotary. Mrs 3rake, Mrs.

i i a and Mrs. Dearin accompanied them. The Rev. A. Bennett, delivered his first sermon Sunday as pastor ot the Presbyterian Church.

i from Odessa, and succeed the Rev. Thomas Clagett who resigned recently lo retire afler having served 49 years in the ministry. A formal reception is planned for the new pastor soon Lee Mcasels, Benton school supervisor, who was recently reelected for a second term, ha announced that the two count) schools will apply fpr a schoo loan from the permanent stat fund. Garfield will request it loai of to finish a class room in order to add an additional teacher Gentry will request a loan to construct an elemontry school I nl the Veterans Hospital at Kay ctteville, spent the weekend wilh his i and daughter and oilier He Monday where he remain for treat- New Rat Schedule JcUerson Cily. April Union Electric Company ol Louis today filed a new schedule which vould give its an annual saving ot $703.000.

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COLLEGE PHONE 65 LOS AMGELES SAN FRANCISCO PHOENIX DENVER DALLAS WICHITA UTTLEROCK MEMPHIS KANSAS CITY (Plus Federal Tax) Ask Agent lor Fires Not Shown THIS IS Until we can again expand the facil iiies oi the world's largest brewer? everybody who wants Budweiser go 'round. making it available abundantly. So, to get share, don't say 'beer', say IT LIVES WITH GOOD wit. Leslie E. Iloweli and Mrs.

DcUa Howell, of Hackett, and Mr. ami Mrs. Troy Williams of Beaumont, Texas. The Veterans Village Council met with Dr. Regina Wcstcott at the Student Union.

The proposed Community Recreation Hall was discussed. Veterans Village will take part in the program of the University Gabelle. Carnival grounds will be the Inlra-Murul field across from the Field House, May 7-8. Mrs. Arlie Pierce, has gone to Little Rock to visit her parents, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Bob Elmord. Mrs. Inez Fletcher was hostess at a party Monday night. Mr.

and Mrs. Roland Howell spent the weekend with Mr. HoweVs parents, and D. Howell of Siloam Springs. Mrs.

Albert S. Necl. has returned from Horatio after a two weeks's visit with family and friends. Boosters Honor Barnhlll West Memphis, April 30- Football Coach Barnhill ot Oie University of A i kansas will be the honor guest at a Iish-fry here tonight. The party is being thrown by the West Memphis chapter of the Razorback 1 Boosters Club.

building. These requests will be; presented to the Slate Boarrl of Education for action June 10, Tom McGill is the representative for this congressional district on the State Board of Education. Mrs. Hubert Cook spent the weekend in Joplin. where she was called by the critical illness of her brother.

Al Holden, who is a i patient in the hospital. He is reporter! out of danger and she returned Monday night. Mrs. F. M.

Brock spout Sunday in Springfield, where she went to visit her sister, Mrs. George Williamson, who has been ill. She was accompanied by her son anil Mr. and Mrs. Marion Brock, Dr.

Neil Complon has returned from a two weeks cruise in the Carribean where he went as a Naval reserve officer, Bryan Maples, who is a patient EALTH WEEK Notice. FINISHING MILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS Now Under New Management The Finishing Mill, formerly mown as the "Barnes Mill" or Cemelery will be operolec ot the same location, under he management of GRAUE SON, and is now open fo business. We specialize in al kinds of wood work. We have the equipment to do the job See us for your moulding and trims. "Quick Service" GRAUE SON FINISHING MILL CEMETERY STREET SUICIDE FOR MOTHS With your precioiu furt ttorcd in our vattllft there is nothing but tuiclde for the molhi.

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