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Askov American., 1943-08-26
Former County
Official Dies
r. H. Blankenship Laid
To Rest in Pine City
Cemetery.

r. H. Blankenship, formerly pro-
prietor of Bob's Place at Knife Lake
passed away at 9 o'clock last Friday
morning, August 20, at the Mark
Swan home in Mora, following a long
illness. Mr.. Blankenship suffered a
stroke in May, 1912, from which he
had never fully recovered. His health
had failed rapidly the past month and
a second stroke Tuesday morning of
last week, combined with the infirmi-
ties of old age, caused his death the
following Friday. At his demise he
was 78 years and 8 months of age.
Born December %, 1864
Robert Henry Blankenship was born
at Weaverville, Yancey county, North
Carolina, December %, 1864, where he
spent his boyhood, coming to Pine
county, Minn., as young man in 1887.
He was married to Anne Estelle Hay
at Pine City in September, 1897, to
which union three children were born
Roswell R. (Ross), Clifford James, and
Howard, who survive their father.
Mrs. Blankenship died August II, 1905
He is also survived by a sister in
North Carolina, and nine grandchil-
dren.
After completing his education, Mr..
Blankenship taught in Pine county
schools for number of years. He
was elected county superintendent of
schools of Pine county in 1894, serv-
ing in that capacity until 1910. and
was again elected superintendent in
1912, retiring from Office in 1918. He
also published the Sandstone Tribune
from 1912 until it was discontinued in
1915. Following his retirement as n
county official, he farmed several
years near Hinckley, taught school
there and at Sturgeon Lake, where he
also conducted a resort. He came to
Kanabec county in 1929, where he
taught several terms in Hillman and
Knife Lake schools. He opened a
fishing resort at Knife Lake in 1880,
which he conducted until his health
failed last year. Since then he had
made his home with his son, Ross, at
Mora, with the exception of the last
several weeks of his life, when he was
cared for at the Mark Swan home.
Services Held Monday
Funeral services were conducted at
the Dresser chapel in Mora Monday
afternoon at 200 o'clock, Rev. Stan
ley A. Wick officiating. Following the
services the remains were taken to
Brentwood cemetery at Pine City and
he was laid to rest beside his wife.
Commital service at the grave was
conducted by Rev. Wick.
Askov American., 1943-08-26
Brook Park Man
Dies Unexpectedly

In poor health for some time E. A..
Van Malta of Brook Park collapsed
suddenly Sunday morning after walk
ing to the home of his son 11s miles
from that village. His death came as a
severe shock to the entire Brook Park
community.
Funeral services were held yester-
day.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Woodson

BY MRS. r. B. McMURRAY
The FirAt Baptist Church Of
this community held its regular
monthly services last Sunday be-
ginning with Sunday School at
1880 o'clock which was in
charge Of the Supt., Joe Lewis.
The lessons were we'll taught by
the teachers. Mrs. Gertrude Wal
tiers Of Wrightsville, President Of
the Sisters State Convention,
made very timely talk on
Obedience" Regular morning
service was opened by Deacon
Joe Lewis. A splendid sermon
was offered by the pastor, Rev.
A. Miles, from the subject eye
are the Light of the World.
Short talks were made by Sis.
Waters and Rev. T. Colding. The
amount raised was $1,000. A spe-
cial donation was given to the
pastor by the Pastors Aid Club.
Sis. I. Fuller is President. The
B. Y. p. U. was organized by Rev.
Miles and the following officers
were elected: Curley Smith, Jr.,
President; Earnestine Garwood,
Vice President; Beatrice Smith,
Secretary; Captain No. /, Lois
Currant. Captain No. 2, Jewel
Currant; Treasurer Mrs. Ida Cole
and critic, Marquette Walker.
The officers were installed by
Mrs. Hattie Perkins. The union
is planning a program for the End
Sunday in February.
Bethel A. M. e. Sunday School
opened at 9:45 with the Supt.,
Bro. L. Johnson, presiding. l..
F. Scipio and Miss Medric Gar
wood, teachers. The attendance
was very good. Two new members
Joined the Sunday School: Mr.
Austin and Mr.. illus Lucas. The
lesson was reviewed by the Supt.
A. c. e. League met at $50
o'clock.
! The PIT. A. met Friday with
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

located in the Service Club build
ing in the heart Of the 599th Field
Artillery area is now opened. This
section of the building is in a part
where the lights are ut an advan.
tage. The shelves arc lined with
good literature periodicals and
best selling books. 1t is the thing
for those who are eager to spend
their leisure a,ncng the best au-
thors.
Miss Jewell Downs, librarian, is
a combination of beauty and
brains. She comes from Houston
Texas where she received her early
school training. Miss Downs comes
to camp Robinson well equipped
with knowledge Of Science. She re-
cieved her A. B. degree from Sam
Houston College in 1889 and since
then has served as librarian for
the public school system of that
City
She is the sister of Cpl. Robert
Downs, now stationed at Camp
Swift, Texas.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Bradley News
A. E.. BROWN

Sunday School at Mt. Olive
Baptist Church was conducted by
Supt. Lee Thomas with Glass No.
l taught by Rev. John Goodwin
Of Ozan, quizzing the school and
the group was addressed by Miss
Edna Davis, principal OF st. Paul
School, Washington. Miss Beat
rice Whitmore, principal OF
Bumpham's Sc DOL. Nashville,
Miss Ada Coulter Of Mineral
Springs, Miss Zettie Robertson OF
Magnolia, who are all teachers.
Prayer services were led by
Deacon G. King and Mrs. Ella
Howell, with Brother Martin
leading the congregational songs
Rev. Hale, pastor, introduced the
preachers, with First Scripture
reading by Rev. A. A. Howell
Rev. Adair led a congregational
song. Collection was lifted by
Mrs. Minola Thomas Single of
Washington and totaled $2.01
Rev. Goodwin spoke from the
subject, II will not let you 60
Visitors were present from Shi-
loah Baptist Church: Deacon
Robert Lee and P. G.. Smith, Mrs
Lee, Rev. M. Steele and Miss Viola
Powell Miss Robertson en-
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

ed to know she has accepted a
government position at MeClel-
Ian, Ala, and was former Home
Ec teacher at Leobana. Tenn. A..
Circle No. | of l.. NJ. e. Church
was we'll attended Sunday after
noon and good sum reported.
Mrs. Thelma Lexicon is re-
ported improving A musical
program was sponsored at Bethel
A. M. +. Church Sunday with the
Glee Club directed by Mrs. A. M.
Miller Anita Louise Brown,
daughter of Elise Smiley, has
been i'll Mrs. Dora Smith was
operated on at Gray's hospital
Thursday Miss Pauline RAM
sey and Mrs. Booker Stevenson
have been moved from Allen s
hospital to their homes Mrs.
Eloise McCurn left Saturday for
her home in New York City after
visiting her mother, Mrs. Della
McCurn. and other relatives :.
Billie Monroe recently confined
to a Little Rock hospital has re-
turned and entered school :.
Pvt. Vance Montgomery left
Thursday for Fl. Warren, Wyo..
after q visit with his wife, Lula
Dean, and mother, Mrs. Lacy
Cravens Miss Virginia Smil-
ey. recently making her home in
Little Rock received letter from
Pvt. Savoy Montgomery. at Camp
Sibert, Ala, and he says army life
is fine Miss Julia Green is
still reported in a critical condi-
ton at Gray's hospital Mr..
and Mrs. Ellington Finley re-
turned from st. Louis Thursday
after visiting his sister, Mrs.
Olympia Finley Sunny" was
indicted Friday at Camp Robin
son F. L. Taylor, son of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Taylor. left for Cali
fornia recently and has been in
Quoted into the army Mrs.
Gorida Lynch of Newport was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Booker
Jackson last week, also their
grandmother, Mrs. Susie Hamil-
ton, who will make her home with
Mrs. Jackson Pvt. Vance
Montgomery was called to Wal
nut Ridge last week to the bed
side OF his aunt, Mrs. Junia Sim
pson. We regret the passing Of
Mrs. Simpson Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs.
James NORGE, Mrs. Bessie Bar
nett and Bessie Sloan Ernest
Eugene Walton, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Walton, celebrated
his sixth birthday Sunday at the
home Of his parents. A large
group enjoyed the affair.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Batesville News
ELISE SMILEY

Mrs. Willie Jean Porter of
Newport was guest of her hus-
band, Raymond, Thursday d.
Mrs. Tolice Brown was hostess at
a dinner Thursday honoring Char
lie and Waldo Brown, inductees
at Camp Robinson. Present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown, Mrs.
Dellah Fowler, Mr.. Mack Brown,
brother OF the honorees, Mrs.
Virginia Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anderson. Bobby Joe
S. T. Finley. prominent citizen,
left for Oklahoma City Saturday
to visit his son and daughter-in-
law. DR.. and Mrs. Gravelly E.
Finley Friends of Miss Bes-
sic Irene Finley will be interest
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Hope News
BESSIE D. FLENORY

Rising Star Baptist Church -
Sunday evening the Missionary
Society sponsored an Apron Raj
ly, With a responsive crowd gath
ering and a spicy program rend-
cred. Mrs. l.. B. Logan was mis-
tress OF ceremonies. Mrs. Tressie
Loudermilk read from the sub
ject, Leadership. Music was
furnished by the choir and Mrs.
Annie B. Wesson rendered q
beautiful solo, prior to the mes
sage, 1.-THE Work Of the Mission"
brought by Rev. N. Cooks. Finan-
cial reports included. Mrs. Mary
Flenory $10.16; Miss Cora Buch-
anna $7.35; Mesdames Tressie
Loudermilk $6.1S: Lille p. Lo-
gan $500; Roxie Hadley $4.52;
Lula Pegee $4.03, Lillian Kountz
$500; Bessie johnson 72c, with
$5904 as a total. Rev. G. w.
Hurt preached on Friday night.
Among visitors were Revs. j. w.
Williams, Covington, Suttles,
Morgan, Johnson. G RR 1T r
CHAPEL CHURCH: Supt. Jesse
Rhoded presided at the Sunday
School hour, with review by the
pastor and class reports We're ST.
| 50. The pastor delivered soul
stirring message, ''The Man at
the beautiful Gate. At the after
noon services, the Mission Circles
| joined In with the Union Chapel
Baptist Church and reported a
great meeting. A Bible Contest
was coducted by the pastor at the
b. T. U. hour ircle No. 2 met
I at the home of Mrs. Charlie NJ
Clark Monday. Mrs. Beulah Trot-
ter is Church Reporter MT
ZION G. M. Il. CHURCH,: Supt
Williamson was in charge of the
Sunday School with Rev. Suttles
giving the review and also deli
vering the morning message
"Strive to Enter at the Straight
Gate" President Ethel Mae Har
ris was in charge of the Epwortf
League. The pastor delivered tn,
evening message and two wer,
added to the church, Sister Molli
; Williamson and Brother Waite
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

its President. Mrs. II. NJ. Per-
kins, presiding. The attendance
was much improved. After the
business meeting delightful re-
past was served by the N. Y. A..
girls. The President is still ask
ing that more parents attend.
Seaman Chester Jefferson was
home on leave from Norfolk, Va.
Everyone was glad to see him es-
pecially Woodson school faculty.
Before his enlistment in the
Navy, Mr.. Jefferson was a regu-
lar student Of the Woodson Jun
ior High School.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
.Russellville
BY MRS. RUTH RUSSELL

BY MRS. RUTH RUSSELL
Pvt. True Russell. of Lincoln,
Nebr.. Air Base. was here on a
short furlough Funeral serv-
ices for Miss Ruby Jackson were
held from Lane Chapel Church.
She is survived by her mother.
Mrs, Eta Jackson, and a number
Of other relatives Gardner
Smith and Irvine Edwards left
for induction -. Pvt. Cullen WILL
son of Camp Robinson was In the
city Sunday G. Wilson of
East Orange, N. Y. is home with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Willis Misses Erma Mae Lam
drum and Rebecca l.. Wilson,
students of Co. County Training
School, spent the weekend here
Mrs. Ruth Russell spent
Sunday In Little Rock visiting
her sons, Rudolph and Leonard
Miss Daisy Moore spent the
weekend in Morrilton Mr..
Melvin Govan died Sunday after
a brief illness Mrs. Willie
Mae Price and baby son. James
Russell, of FIT. Smith have re-
turned after a short visit here.
Miss Helen Louise Chandler
is i'll s. The Lucky Go-Lucky
Club met Wednesday night with
Mrs. X. j. Shans as hostess. High
prize was won by Mrs. Ruth Rus
sell with Mrs. Gus Wilson win
ming low Mrs. Ada Scott was
hostess at a birthday dinner
honoring Charley Scott with the
group enjoying a typical birthday
dinner. Guests included ]. H.
Woodland, Sr., Mrs. Daisy john
son, Lee Anna Acklin and mother.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
New Hope Baptist
BY VIOLA NEVELS

Regular services We're held at
the church on Sunday with Sun
day School conducted by Supt.
Marion Wynne and a vivid les
son discussion by the pastor. Rev.
II. Johnson. with classes taught
by Mrs. Rosetta Lawson and Miss
Viola Novels receiving banners
for the day. Visitors at the morn
Ing worship period were Rev. and
Mrs. George Gentry OF Labannah
Baptist Church.
Supervisors at the afternoon
program presented by the Sunday
School were Mrs. Lena Cooley and
Mrs. Minnie Rhoden. with music
furnished by the class.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

that the Negroes of this communi-
ty fought commendable battles and
the gains are far greater than
they realize. Grave, difficult and de
icate problems faces the Negroes
of this city, but they met them in
telligently and We enter upon the
duties Of this new year. we may
feel assured that we are encompass
ed by united Negro citizenry a
eitizenry geared for action.
Respectfully submitted
j. II. McConico
Executive Secretary
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Warren

by MRS. LURENDA JOHNSON
FIRST BAPTIST PASTOR TO
PREACH BOY SCOUTS
SERMON SUNDAY
Rev. r. s. Shorty, pastor Of thu
First Baptist church. will preach
a special sermon to the DO!
Scouts Sunday night. Scoutmast
err James r. Johnson announced
the troop will render a short pro
gram. The public is invited.
The NAACP monthly meeting
was held Tuesday night at thu
New Zion A. NJ. E. Church. Rev
Thorn. pastor. DR.. ]. A. White
president. presided. DR.. H. II
Rhinehart made a talk on thu
U. s. farm program. Prof. D. r
Martin also made a very inter
esting talk. The appeal for mem
bers was made by James r. John
son. The organization 10 now
planning for its annual member
ship drive.
General News Mrs. Johnnie
NJ. Humphy left Sunday for Little
Rock where she will spend sew.
eral days with her mother.
Messrs. Lee Davis and M. L.
Lockhart accompanied Mrs. Eula
Mae Wilder to Nevada where
Mrs. Wilder will join her hus-
band. Sgt. and Mrs. Pete
Jones and children are visiting
relatives and friends Rev. v
NJ. Townsend and DR.. J. H. Clay
born of Little Rock were here
last week Messrs. Manual
Gray and A. F. Primm we're In
Camden Saturday night Mrs
Charleston Robertson left last
week to join her husband In Cali
fornia Miss Verlee Thomas Of
Detroit is spending a few days
here with her mother, Mrs. Stel
la Thomas Mrs. Leola Carr
of Little Rock. is spending a few
days here . Rev. and Mrs
Thorn have returned after spend
ing several days in Florida
DR.. H. Fl. Rhinehart was In Littl,
Rock last week The Adult
class of First Baptist church hell
the banner during 1912 and up t,
now for 1913. Mrs. Robert
Shorty Is instructor Mrs
Bulah Barnett of New Edinburgl
was q visitor In the city last weel
|. The boys and girls basket
ball teams OF Monticello defeate
the Bradley County Trainin
School teams Friday night
Mrs. Sadie Thomasson, principa
of the Drew County Trainin
School accompanied the team
here.
I Miss Emma Eppenger, Mr.,
Lula Eason, and Mr.. Burns al
on the sick list II the boy
fail to deliver the PRESS, call 9
Citizens Funeral Home Civ
the boys your news.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

, Raleigh. Pulpit guests were Rev.
M. ole and N. Cooks. S1.75 was
sent to Sister Rachel Cooper who
is i'll in Little Rock hospital.
Collection was $31.46. Mrs. Ethel
Mae Harris Is church reporter
BEBEE MEMORIAL C. NJ. e.
CHURCH: First monthly meeting
of the official board was held
Monday with the pastor. Rev.
Charles II. Smith, presiding. FL
naneial reports from the various
auxiliaries We're: Glass leaders,
s12,05; Sunday School 1851;
Epworth League $500; Choir No.
l $500; Choral Club $500; Ex-
celsions Club $500; Missionary
Society $56,41; Public Collec-
tions $50; stewardess Board
No. l $4,75; stewardess Board
No. 2 $500 with total collec-
ton of $11S.9s. A delicious
course of ice cream and cake was
enjoyed after the business meet
ing sponsored by the pastor. Supt.
Dilsie Douglas presided at the
Sunday School hour with the re-
view by o. l.. Douglas. The pas
tor brought the sermons 1.-The
Battle OF Life. Visitors were Mr..
J. c. Witherspoon Of Chicago, Ill.,.
former resident here and soon to
enlist with the Navy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Douglas. The Ep-
worth League is doing a great
work In the church program with
Mrs. Matte Sanders as president.
May Gods choice blessings rest
upon our pastor" Odie B.
Thorns, church reporter =.
PERSONALS: A shower given
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Herschel and mother, sponsored
by Mrs. Inez Cannon Mrs.
Sue Dell Afford, of Detroit, is
home visiting her mother and
grandmother. Mrs. General Phil
lips and Mrs. Ada People, and
friends John A Moss of Cleve-
land. Ohio, is visiting his rela-
tives and friends of the city
Miss Mary X. McFadden left for
Detroit Saturday to join her un-
Gle and aunt and will make her
future home there An ice
cream and chilli supper was given
In her honor at the home of Mrs.
Estella Smith Mrs. Matte
Littlejohn mOtored from Kansas
City, Mo-. to Shreveport, La, to
visit her mother and friends and
on her return home was guest of
Mrs. Selma Lee Fixes and moth
er Pink Delano Carrigan Of
Florida has returned after attend
ing the funeral Of his father, DIR.
George Carrigan George
Taylor, Jr., of Cleveland, Ohio, Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Taylor and other rela-
tives !. The Friendly Rose Club
met at the home of Mrs. Reece
Cannon Thursday. This club gave
a surprise birthday party at the
home of Mrs. Metcalf In honor
Of Mrs. Mayors Sunday Mrs.
Geneva Tuggles has returned
home after spending several
weeks in New Bedford, Mass,
near Camp Edward where her
husband, Sgt. Freddie Tuggles
was stationed :. Pvt. James
McFadden of California is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur McFadden and other rela-
tives and friends Sgt. James
Hawthorne Of FIT. Warren is visit
ing his relatives and was accom-
panied by Sgt. James s. Webb =. i.
T-Sgt. Johnnie Williams, Jr., Of
FIT. Clark is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Williams,
Sr. p. Cpl. Joe w. Sutton of FIT.
Benning is visiting his father, Mr..
Andrew Sutton, and other rela-
tives and friends Mr.. Robert
Turner, of st. Louis, is here to
answer his call to colors.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

phasized the importance OF Ne
gro History Week and brought
before the group interesting char
aeters whose names have gone
down in history. Collection for
the day totaled $16.67.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
WITH THE
COLORS
CAMP ROBINSON
Continued from page one

Continued from page one
the poor buck. II thought you were
q double lieutenant"
WHO WILL BE MISS 37ist
!, This will DO answered on Feb.
II, when the 371st Combat Team
presents a Sweetheart Dance at
the Service Club No. 8. Various
social organizations in Little Rock
have agreed to sponsor a girl
whom they will support in the
hopes Of her becoming The Sweet
heart Of 37lst Combat Team.
This will undoubtly be one Of
the outstanding affairs of the
year. The music will be furnished
by the sensational Swinging Rhy-
thin Kings Of the 371st Combat
Team.
SOUND OFF 5ssth ON THE
BEAM by Pvt. James r. Benton
The boys Of the 599th Field Ar
|tillery Battalion received another
star in their crown when the fire
inspector paid them the compli-
ment of having and keeping the
best protected buildings in the
area. All the buildings were in
the finest shape and according to
him (fire inspector) it was pleas
ure to make the rounds. These
boys arc on the BALL.
The old boy returned: S. Sgt.
Charles Clay. Washington, D. c.
has returned to Hq. Battery from
school where he was taking adj
vance lessons on how to he a bet
ter Jap-Nazi exterminator. Sgt.
Clay is quite popular with the
men Of 599th and is doing q good
job at the motor pool.
Army Travels on It's Stomach
80 Pvt. Robert Cunningham, Char
|lestcn w. Va, recently received
Ms rating a 7. Sgt. because he
knows great deal about what
should 60 into the pouch. He ID .
good cook and = worthy one. It
seems that he knows how to pick
helpers too. There is one fellow
with him who cooks and cooks
good, that is Pvt. George s. Smith,
who halls from Florida. He has
cooked in some of the noted cafes
in and about the state. Keep 60
ing and you will get there.
So He Amt Sick No More?. !.
Cpl. Jesse B. Strobe. Atlanta, Ca,
known to the boys Of Hq. battery
as "Tiny" is no longer on the sick
list. He has returned to duty. J.
Imagine such a name for six feet
four inches and two hundred and
twelve pounds, Tinyi
The Men of the 599th express
their appreciation to the town
people Of Little Rock for their I'M
firing efforts to make things hap
nv and cheerful for the boys with
the red braids on their caps.
Visitors To 599th. Mrs. Bedie
Harris is visiting her son, Pvt.
Chester Harris, Alexandria. La,
Pvt. Harris is doing fine in Btry
A. Mrs. Daisy Morris is visit
ing her husband, Pvt. Harry Nor
ris, Columbus, Ohio. The Mrs. is
here for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Crutcher is here
to see her husband, Pvt. Charles
M. Crutcher, Morganfield, Ky. He
was formerly connected with the
public school system of that City
Now member of Hq. Btry. We
always welcome the ladies. They
keep'em flying back home, we
keep'em rolling here.
"Thc Caissons Keep Rolling
Along
librarian TO 599th +. A. IN
| -. ..r, Ill.,. -,
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Pilgrim Valley
BY MARY A. DAVIS

Designated as Ministers Day,
services were opened on Sunday
with a model Sunday School
conducted by Supt. Will Ed
wards with review Of lesson by
w. H, Hill. Rev. w. M. Thomp-
son, pastor brought the morning
message with Sgt. Rev. ]. D.
Thompson of Camp Robinson aid.
ing as pulpit guest. The day
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Wade's Barber And
Beauty Shops
1921 E. Washington, N. L. r.
Phone 2-9911
1915 West 18th Street
Little Rock
NOTICES
WARNING ORDER

ANINlI>u ONDEHt
State Of Arkansas, County Of Pu-
iaski ,ss-In The Pulaski Chan
Gerry Court. Morton G. Wray. plain
tiff VS.. No. 66593, Virginia Louise
Wray, defendant. The defendant
Virginia Louise Wray is warned
TO appear in this court within 80
days and answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff Morton G. Wray.
Dated February 4, 1913. Booker
and Booker, Solicitor for Plaintiff.
! John L. Sullivan, Attorney ad Ii
TEN. H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk,
By Winetta H. Grimmctt, d. G.
WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas, County Of Pu-
aski,ss-ln The Pulaski Chan
Gerry Court, Charles G. Spencer.
plaintiff VS.. No. 66594, Clara Spen
Ger, defendant. The defendant,
Clara Spencer is warned tn APP
pear in this court within 80 days
to answer the complaint Of the
defendant Charles G. Spencer.
Dated February A, 1913. Booker
and Booker, Solicitor for Plaintiff.
John l.. Sullivan, Attorney ad Ii
TEN. H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk,
BY Winetta H. Grimmett. u. c..
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

brought large attendance and
finance totaled $1,000.
A huge financial drive Is In
progress here. with each member
scheduled to pay $500. with the
drive eliminating the third Sum-
day in March. At a recent meet
ing, auxiliaries reported more
than $4,000.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

Pvt. Allen Gray Of TT. Hauehu-
ca. Arizona spent a 15-day fur
Tough here as guest Of his wife
FRS. Sarah Gray and other reia-
tives at the home of an aunt, Mrs
Katie Branch. Mrs. Ida Manning
of Hot Springs also an aunt visit
ed him here. After enjoying many
social coutesies. he returned to
camp determined to flight on.