the phone numbers in Ruth's book

This shows Bledsoe's number crossed out, with the N Beckley number written above it.  In my completely lay opinion, the writing for those two numbers look to be in a lighter color than the rest of the entries. But perhaps more telling is that the letters and numbers are larger than in other entries. I think they were written at the same time= and by someone else.

Here is more of the book for comparison purposes.
https://history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh17/html/WH_Vol17_0050b.htm

I also note that at the very bottom, we have "Wesley Frazier - Linnie R & mom")  Why is that there? Is it in a different hand again...  I can't tell. But it is noted that these are the only witnesses to Lee getting a lift with Frazier on Nov 22 and includes the bag witnesses. 

Amazing Greg.
Bledsoe's number White Hall 2-1985 does appear to be larger darker and different.
The W looks more like an M tho, even removing the lines crossing it out, it still looks peculiar, almost cursive, but the points of the letter w are seemingly inversed... but probably just inked over twice...
do we see that anywhere else in the book?



FWIW
I took one page at random.
..it had a notation of:
( Sept 62 ) next to Richard Taylor 625 Haydock Lane Haverford Penna




I looked in the Friends publication for 62.
Walla, Young Friends Chinese program has Richard running it and planning Washington Seminar for spring 63.



Here is August Friends Journal with Taylor's overview of Wash. seminar.
Second column piqued my interest.

Jeff Stanton wrote:

I'm calling fake on this entry for sure. Big Earl's did not open until 1965 (so I'm told).

I dunno it's about as real as the Beckley entry.