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Notions

Us prs Bronze Finish Book
Ends, horse and hon, were
1.29 ................... pair 8St
(4s) Health Control Girdles.
broken sizes, were 200, TO clear 8Sc
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Art Goods

QD Damaged Pictures, all large
sizes, good frames TO clear soc
Third Floor.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
Warren

Mr.. Leon Henry the singing
program which was rendered by
the Stamps b. Quarette and the
Royal Four at Arkansas Baptist
College, Little Rock. Mr.. Henry
returned Monday stating his stay
In Little Rock was very enjoyable,
Mrs. Lurenda Johnson is at the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. Annie
7. Walker, who is i'll in Murfree-
horo, Mrs. Johnson is the local
reporter for the PRESS" Mr..
and Mrs. James Terry, Jr., Of New
York, N. Y. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Pork Of Chicago were the
guest of Miss Jamia Moseley Saat.
urday on North Mytle st. Mrs.
Bessie Rhinehart was co.hostess.
LOVELY VALENTINE PARTY
-- A Valentine party was given in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Broudous last Sunday evening at
3 o'clock by the Juniors Of Mt.
Zion Baptist Church Bingo games
were played and Miss Travisteen
ong was the highest scorer. Sew.
eral young people were present.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
Russellvine
By RUTH RUSSELL

Pvt. L. V. Williamson OF Camp
Mccain. Miss. is home on fur
Tough Mr.. and Mrs. e. Talbart
has returned after spending 10
months in Mo. where Mr.. Tai
bart was employed Miss Lot
tie Edwards spent the week end
in TT. Smith Mrs. Bee Miller
and Dorine Franklin spent the
week end in Dardanelle as guest
OF Mrs Betty Cole Visiting
from Paris were Messrs Jones,
Waters, Ellingberg, Pope and Bet
It's. Also In the city were Dewey
Tonley and Earl Pope Re.
cent inductees at Camp Robinson
were Thomas Simms and Joe Neal
Jr. A farewell party was given for
them at the home of Miss Frances
Smith. Guests included Helen
Jackson, Anna baltimore, Charles
Smith and Leon Thompson ..
Mrs. Russell entertained the
Lucky Go Lucky club Wednesday
night Mr. and Mrs. L, II. Mil.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26

The District Group meeting net
ted the General Church in cash
money, s6121l, ss0.9l of which
was for local education.
The Young District superintend-
ent permitted each pastor to make
his report privately and this oc-
casioned no opportunity for any
pastor to be taken to task pub
licly.
Prof. Touehstone of Little Rock,
Uay Leader for the Southwest
Conferenee) declared in a public
address, | have served the church
in Georgia, Texas, North Carolina,
and South Carolina and this is my
fourth group meeting to attend in
the Southwest Conference this
conference year; and | speak as
an authority when l say this is
the best group meeting l have
ever seen"
Others who graced the meeting
with this presence were DR.. M. L.
Harris, Miss Ruth Gillian. Prof
Mason, Miss Jewell Brown Obs
trict Lay Leader) and Mrs. C. c..
Hall.
The entaining Church which is
made up of women rendered ex-
ceptional entertainment.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
Conway News
By MRS ODESSA RYNIrM

by Mh0, ODESSA BYNlIM
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gilmore
were hosts at a Valentine party
given by Circle No. 3 of Union
Baptist Church. A large crowd
attended and enjoyed the holiday
games. Mrs. Callie Adams Is
reported Ill and we are hoping q
speedy recovery for her Mrs
Leona DELPHI is recovering from
recent illness Rev. r. A..
Reed, pastor of Union Baptist
Church was recent dinner guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. Homer Adams
and the Walker family Mr.
]. d. Murphy, Instructor in In.
dustrial Trades at Pine Street
High School and Scoutmaster, Mr.
Bruce Bynum, and Mr.. Bonnie
Wesley, committeeman were din
ner guests at the Annual Bow
Scouts Banquet at Dunbar High
School cafeteria The Trustees
Rally of the Ebennzer Methodist
Church, closed successfully on
Sunday, February IA, netting
more than $4,000 with an extra
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
Nashville
BY REV. GEORGE W. YOUNG

BY REV. GEORGE W. YOUNG +
] visited the Howard Co. Train
ing School with Prof. J. II. Hill, a
great church worker and superin-
tendent. There were 555 in the
Chapel service. I've never wit
messed a more orderly student
body. | also visited each class
room Of the thirteen teachers,
each showing undue courtesy.
Professor Hill deserves much
credit for the wonderful discipline
in keeping the moral standard be-
fore teachers and students. In
his lectures he constantly re-
minds them that honesty and
truthfulness make good citizens :.
Elder T. J. Rhone held his
quarter at New Light which was a
success. s77S4 was raised, with
Board No. 2 with President Jesse
Hickerson reporting the highest
amount of $1,000. Elder Rhone
was highly entertained with meals
at the home of Mrs. Mamie Bobo,
Mrs. Wiley Bobo, Jr., Miss Ethel
Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Odds
and accompanying him at dinner
at the home Of Mrs. Mary j. Hick-
erson were Rev. G. W. Young, Mr..
w. G. Hill and Deacon Armstrong.
The hostess was assisted by her
sister, Mrs. Kama and Mrs. Alice
Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Kelley were breakfast hostesses.
Rev. j. D. Harris of Macedonia
is conducting revival services at
Free Zion Church with Rev. w. M.
Benson, chief pastor Mrs. Hes
ter Clardy Of Centerpoint at the
age of "a years after a lingering
| Illness passed at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Vaughn
where she was nursed by her
granddaughter, Mrs. Lille M.
I Simmons of this city Partici.
pating in the Rebuilding Drive
Of Mt Zion Baptist Church were
Snowdenia Swain, Velma Bolden,
Mary and Winnie Lee Hill, Queen
Ester Henderson, Bonnie J. Tat
um, Nodenia Young, Mary Alice
Howell Charlotte, Bette Lou and
Emmie Jean Coulter, all teen-age
girls who raised more than $4,000,
with Misses Swain, Bolden and
Tatum leading The drive culmin-
ated Friday, anticipating first
worship in the church on March
=. Two games in one day were
won by the c. II. S. Basketball
Club under Prof. Taylor, playing
Locksburg and Toilet
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
Cedar Street School
Nv ISIS Iyenola Reed

North Little Rock - The school
has just completed its second
phase of this years all-out-for
Victory Campaign. In December,
the students collected 600 door
KEYS and several hundred razor
blades. Chief Afraid Warden
Speess came to the school and
collected the material, making .
timely talk to the sixth graders.
used to help buy an Air-Raid
Proceeds from the collection were
siren for the northside.
January, students collected Z3o
During the first two weeks in
coat hangers for soldiers at Camp
Robinson. Captain Bion called
for the collection commencing the
Victory Block organization, head
cd by Billy Joe Reason as chair
man and Dorothy Jean Moss, sec
rotary.
An intensive campaign was
held for the sale Of War Stamps.
A banner with the inscription,
aStar Class" was presented 10
weekly, with the 9Th Grade stu
she class buying the most stamps
dents, winning the first and sec
ond weeks supervised by Miss f.
". Barber The 3rd Grade STU
dents won the next two weeks
with Mrs. L. S. Herndon, teach
.er. Lacy Day, Jr., was awarded
special honor for having bought
the greatest number of Stamps
Stamp purchases total $oa'oo'
Willie Pea4l Wisham acted as
secretary during the campaign
The Victory program for TINS
month will include the perfection
of the Victory Block and organi-
cation of Victory Corps.
The Actors Guild recently pre-
scented the play, "The Search OF
the Ages" at the Scipio Jones
High School, depicting mans
search through the ages for
world of freedom. Gowns were
designed by Miss S. Poole, music
presented by Mrs. V. R. Stewart
and dialogue by Mrs. A, J. Blan-
chard. A huge crowd was in at
tendance.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
Coal Hill News
BY GEO. W. WEST

The local school made 100 per
cent report in the March of Dimes
Drice Pvt Jesse Chambers
stationed at Salt Lake City, Utah
visited the school and addressed
the group there Mrs. Susie
II. Utley has been appointed as
chairman Of the WAAC for this
and Clarksyille communities by
local Recruiting officers, with
Geo w West to serve on a spec.
ial committee o.. Sgt Arthur
Newton, stationed at IT, Huachu.
ca, Ariz spent brief furlough
with his wife ana other relatives
here IN Ozark .,. with the ar.
rival Of new song books first re.
hoarsal Of the loool choir has
been held &C.. Mrs. Robinson and
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
Batesville News
BY ELISE SMILEY

Mrs. Pearl Arlington of 1873
Dennison St Little Rock was the
week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Sloan . Recent Undue
tees at Camp Robinson include
Toliee Brown, J. A. Osborn and
Willie Clark Tolice was ae-
companied as far as Newport by
his wife, Mrs. Pearl Brown and
friend, Mrs. Jack Strong Mrs.
Norvine Weaver visited friends in
Newport Wednesday Mrs.
Boyee Walton was hostess Satur-
day afternoon at a birthday party
honoring her youngest daughter,
little Callie Kathyrn Walton. Pre-
senting gifts to the 5-year old
were George Edna White, Anita
Brown, Nannett, Eugene and
Bernice Walton, Tommie and AL
freda Locke, Margaret Dale
Waugh, Royce June Earl Ethel
/ Faye Locke, Mary Weese, Edward
Prowell, Rubye Gladyon, Charles
Jones, Jimmy Jones and Clemen-
tine Walton Reported Ill this
week are Clarence Simpson, EN-
ma Harris and Julia Green :.
| FETED ON BIRTHDAY A
very lovely dinner was enjoyed at
! the home of Mrs. Cora Barris, 410
Nicely st. honoring her on her
birthday February q. Those en-
joying the elaborate dinner were
Prof. and Mrs. A. NJ. Miller, Mo-
bella Gipson, Mrs. Sarah Lexicon,
Mrs. Dorthia Borders of Rlgin,
Miss w. NJ Goodman and her
grandchildren little Alfredia
Locke and Tommy Edward Locke
ami their little friend Willene
Watson. After dinner the guests
motored to Newport and visited
the defense area The BJH
Octette under direction OF their
sponsor, Mrs. Ethel o. Miller,
were guests at the monthly meet
ing of the Brotherhood Club of the
white Episcopalian Church at the
Country Club. Octette members
are Creasie Clark, Bill McCurn,
Lacey Craven, Leila Mae McCurn,
Mary Frances Reed Rose Marie
McSpadden, Dora Lue Finley.
They were accompanied by their
principal. Prof A. NJ. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Harris OUR
SYMPATHY We were shocked
this week to learn Of the death OF
Mrs Maude Cullins Muldrew at
Little Rock, who died after brief
Illness, Mrs, Muldrew was a fire.
quent visitor here. We extend
heartfelt sympathy to the bereav-
ed family and relatives here.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
Buv War Bonds!
Hot Springs High
Lights
BY GLORIA DOWNS

DR. T. ]. Griffin, pastor Of Hav.
en- Methodist Church Is attending
q meeting of the Methodist
Church in Atlanta. Ga. His wife
Mrs. r. J. Griffin is visiting
friends in Little Rock and Pine
Bluff.
The Vapor City Is quite diff
ferent place this week, people are
thronging there from all parts of
the world to see the races and en-
joy the baths.
Harlam's Chicken Shack on
Malvern serves tasty meals at a
reasonable rate. 1t is great to see
it's pretty little manager on en-.
tering, Miss Helen Roach.
SOME GOSSIP
A young married lady of the
vapor city awoke the first morning
crying, upon an inquiry from her
husband as to why she was cry
ing she said, az failed to tell you
| can't cook He said. Don't
cry honey for we amt got moth
ing to cook.
A greasy faced little mother had
Just finished telling her neiehbor
last Sunday what q wrestler her
little -four and oue.half year old
son was when one Of his little
play mates shook her front porch
head ort the door and called him
IN 40 he would not get dirty.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26

amount for Education to be re-
ported to Philander Smith Col
lege Mrs, Odessa Bynum was
hostess on Valentine Day when
Circle No of Ebenezer Metbo-
dist Church sponsored a Silver
Tea at her home with many reg
istering Pvt. Perry Price of
Fl. Riley Kansas, was guest of
Miss Essie V. Thompson and the
two were entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S, Sutton
Sgt. ID. Balenton of Camp Camp
bell, Ky, has returned to Camp
after a Today furlough with his
parents Pvt. T, j. Ferd was
in the city aud spent his furlough
with his parents and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Burton, Jr., of
Friendship, We're dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Taylor
Mr.. Willie Taylor was a recent
business visitor in Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
Menifee
BY r. W. JAMisoN

CHURCH SERVICES Sun
day School and church services
were high at Philadelphia Baptist
Church on Sunday. The state
Rally" is still In action. Give your
contribution. Rev. w. G. Hollis,
pastor is up and able to worship
with his flock Visitors at
tending services were Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Wooten of Conway,
brother and sister-in,law of Mrs,
Betty Robinson; also worshipping
were SISgt. w. b. Seaton, son Of
Mrs. Cleo Seaton and Mrs. Cir
THE Swinton Of Blackwell a.. The
local Choral Club will render a
program at Philadelphia Sunday
night. Come out and enjoy an
evening Of cultural entertain
ment. The Dist. Basket ball
Tournament will be he'll dat Train
ing school, March Sc. Milton
Woody is improving Sgt. w.
b. Seaton is visiting his mother
and family The East Side
School Board and teachers and
patrons met in the office Of the
County Supervisor on Saturday
the Thirteenth and discussed the
School Hot Lunch Program as is
laid out by the Food Distribution
administration which will set up
7 cents per child to be supple
mented by the school with 3 cent,
For further information meet your
PTA. Transportation and attend
ance reports are required at the
end of each 40 days taught and
filed In the office of the County
Supervisor. II promptly done it
will serve to facilitate the work
of the school Equalizing Fund
SCHOOL NEWS In observ-
ance of National Negro History
Week. Miss Edith Q. Seldom, pri-
mary teacher, made the initial ad-
dress. Other speakers were Mrs.
Maggie Bowmans, Mrs. Lotion,
Rev. Loften and the Rev. J. X.
Jamison, pastor of Union Baptist
Church, Morrilton and president
of the Baptist State Convention.
History instructor here Is s. t.
Lucas and eliminating the weeks
entertainment was program
sponsored by the primary depart
ment, with a game between Men
flee and Union Chapel Jr. boys,
with scores Of 1926 won by tho
opposing team Azzie VI. Smith
Is reporter for the school. New
Hope School: The Students are
enjoying spring.like days. Ma.
Geo Parks Jr. was out Of school
this week because Of illness and
has a perfect attendance record
mp to date Of his Illness Royce
Rice is chairman of the group
building n corn stalk 0og) cabin
for the second grade class. Mon
day was used in celebrating the
birthday Of George Washington
and a number Of patrons attended
the carefully planned program g..
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas, County Of Pu
laski, SIS. In the Pulaski Chanccry
Court.
Emma Lee Kelly, Plaintiff VS..
No. 6662G, Remus Kelly, Defendant
The defendant, Remus Kelly is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
complaint Of the plaintiff, Emma
Lee Kelly.
Dated: Feb. eth, lo43.
lllbbler 4 lI.bhlcr, Solicitors for
Plaintiff.
j. K Booker, Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk.
BY Airline P. Turner, D. c.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26

BY MRS. WILLIE TATUM

Rev. J. l.. Varnes filled his reEu.
lar appointment Sunday at Hermit.
tage Mrs. Archie y, Ross has re-.
turned home from Monticello
whore she visited her sister The
farmers of this community had a
meeting at the church Tuesday
Mrs Willie Pearl symau is visit
Ing her relatives. Mrs. Grady Mae
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
DermOtt News
BY LILLE N. WIMBERlY

Mr. Gilbert Neal and sister,
Wilda were recent visitors in the
city from st. Louis Mr.. HON.
err l.. Person OF Newport was
recent guest OF his wife, Mrs.
Mary |. Means-Person. Mr.. T..
d. Washington Of Chicago was
guest of his mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Washington
of n. Norwood Street prior to
entering the armed forces
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Doles at.
tended funeral services OF her
brother In Lake Village, and were
accompanied by Mesdames Lee
nora Binns, Lula Smith and Lulu
Bell Warlow Many happy re-
turns were wished for little De-
lnris Armstrong when she enter
tanned a group Of friends at
birthday party Due to the
serious illness OF her father, Mrs.
r, y. Davis has been called to Chi
cago . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Straughter were recent visitors
here. 1t. Thos. ]. Blacmon of
Camp Folk was in the city recent
ly Mrs. Effie Hunt has been
visiting in Sunshine Mrs. Be-
atriee Lee was home last week
end s.. We are hoping COM
plete recovery for Mr.. Will Myles
who was able to return to Chica-
go with his daughter, Eethel. ;.
Mrs Maude Greer and husband,
Mrs. Rhea Locket of Pin eBluff
We're recent guests of their sisters,
Mesdames Lula Miller and Lille
Beans.
Seaman LEVEL Williams was in
the city Misses A. V. and
Grace Glover were home for a
week end visit Circle No. of
the st. Paul Baptist Church met
at the home Of Mrs. Mary Downs,
with Mrs. Carroll as presiding Of
ficeI. Members regret that Mrs.
Downs will be leaving soon for
Gary, Ind. District Superin-
tenlcnt J. Fl. Oliver held Race Re-
lations Day and a large attend
anto was reported The City
Union Singing was held at the
Ash Street Baptist Church Sun
day, February IA, with every class
In the city represented Rev.
G, w, Russell, sr. will preach at
the Ash Street Baptist Church
Sunday. We are inviting the pub
lie tc attend. Rev. Russell is one
o four oldest ministers, having
passed the 80 year mark and is
TIE father of Rev. C. w. Russell.
Jr. an active member Of our Dis
trict and at one time pastor of
the Ash Street Baptist Church
Mrs. Hattie Lyons of Collins was
week end guest of her sister.
Mrs. Mollie Whitehead Snowden.
Cpl Allen Damp of Camp Make
was IN the city Mrs. f.. f,
glover and little granddaughter.
Marion are visiting her daughters
in tulsa, Okla Mrs. Helen
James is back after visiting in
Louisiana.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
.Upchurch Training
School
BY N. A. CARMICHAEL

Prescott The celebration of
Negro History Week proved an
outstanding event in the Upchurch
Trg. School. Reports were made
on the lives and contributions OF
outstanding characters. An inter-
esting quiz was conducted, with
prize won by Irene Muldrew of
the Senior Glass. Music was pre-
scented by the Choral Club. In the
primary department pictures were
collected by pupils and three book
let's made, "The Negro in Music"
and "The Negro in Poems" The
enthusiasm is so high a collection
of pictures of noted characters Is
continued.
On Februar VIC, Mrs. Maurice
Hall presented the Bird and 4th
grade classes In a Health pro-
gram. The Box Supper sponsored
by the PTA was huge success in
spite of inclement weather. Three
boxes netted $50.
Community Notes: Sunday was
high day with the Mt. Cana
Church group. Supt. Wilson was
in charge of the Sunday school
with the lesson beautifully re.
viewed by the Rev. w. B. Elem.
ing. Bro. Buck Kirby conducted
brief prayer service after which
Prof Ray Gentry Of McRae High
School sang, Il Want Jesus on
the Road Travel" The Rev Hin
ton preached a soul stirring SER
mon. Prof. Van Hook. prominent
music director directed his 40.
voice choir during the collection
period with Mrs. N. A. Carmichael
1.-THE piano.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26

The McDaniels brothers. James
and w, G. accompanied by George
Jackson all OF Chicago were
pleasant callers at the school :.
Community f. . James c. Jeffer-
son. of MIR. and Mrs. Saul Jeffer-
son has recently been indicted q. +.
Miss Goldie Anderson Of Little
Rock was visiting her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Anderson and
sister Willie Ella Cpl. Alonza
Rice of Virginia has been visit
ing her mother Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis McNeely have moved near
Plummerville and we regret to
lose them from this community
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
MeFhodism Makes
Record
DeQUEEN

DeQUEEN--
Rev, c. C. Hall District Super
lntendent of the Fort Smith Dis
trict Of the Southwest Conference
Of the Methodist Church held his
Annual Group Meeting FEBRUARY
1919 in DeQuoen, in Ladies'
Chapel Methodist Church Of which
Rev r. ALBRIGHT is pastor.
Rev A. L. Buchannou was
elected Secretary. DR.. r. J. Griffin
Treasurer and Rev, Clifton
Mitchell Statistlcian. Eloquent
messages were delivered by Revs.
]. c. Tyus, Clifton Mitchell aud
L. c. Williams.
Mrs r j. Griffin. served as So
loist and Philaudcr Smith College
sang at the closing nights sery.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
TN8 DAY w HOPR POR

Vha ~ san w. h psess cd harnssg With one
aseA~-tssspsstvs 4 sssa ssass. ased- former ssrv
49, present postt;oa h w. vttAost mythical toler
asA bst sp&k of Coed VIII, assured n the eonvc
~ of bsser Judgment, tAat win remit 10 every
naa ~ hdoutabls rights - IL adm~otor Of his
ssassiass whatever kns a endeavor h pursaes for
- religious nAterid existence When that day arrives
~ vii b eontented. THEN, n boast Of
DEMOCRACY, aaa NOT utu tAa. L. G. BATES.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26

Gillan's family. Miss Pearl In
grain has returned after visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Ozell Smith in the
Bradley Camp. Miss Charlie NJ.
Ross and Misses Deolia and
Armenia Ware were the guest of
Miss Mary Ann Gill Sunday. Mr..
Harie Campbell was guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Phillips Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Corruthers and Mrs.
M. N. Freeman were the surprise
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gill
Tuesday night.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26

Mrs. West are reported improV-
ing after a recent illness :.
Twelve, out of the fourteen in
habitants of our village are regu-
lar buyers Of the STATE PRESS
One hundred an fifty dollars
has been set as the goal in the
financial rally of Bethel AMk
Church as announced by Rev. VIM,
Carey, pastor, with the drive TO
eliminate the 3rd Sunday in
March.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26

Ter are home from Magnolia where
Mr.. Miller was formerly employ
ed Mary Kathrine Jackson
and Edna Mae Morris, Students of
Dunbar School in Little Rock
spent the week end with their par
ents.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-26
Wade's Barber And
Beauty Shops
32l f. Washington, N. l.. r.
Phone 2-9911
1915 West 18th Street
Little Rock
LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas, County Of Pu
laski, SIS. IN the Pulaski Chancery
Court.
Georgia Powell handle Plaintiff
vs.. No. 6665S Garfield Randle De-
PENDANT.
The defendant, Garfield Randle,
is warned 70 appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the Plaintiff. Georgia
Powell Randle.
Dated: Feb. 18th. 1943
Booker & Rc>ker Solicitors for
Plaintiff.
Myles llibbler, Attorney ad Litem
II. 5. Nixon, Chancery Clerk.
By Airline F. Turner, D. G..