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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-03-13
From The Herdld Files
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

this week of the death OIL VII
liam Altman well of Trenton who was stfckeh wiz
heart trouble while his work at the MaddoK 0p
terry.
Kendrc mouldmakers at the Penn emma p
terry New Castle Pa in East Liverpool this week LOOKING "
employment.
Jack Robinson Castle knman confined to his home with
Illness
Coshocton ohoames Weston back at the bench after being
bench here William Bagna who working OF the dish benches
Osborne bench boss the gost
end, has left and Ernest Hoyt is the setter-out
Charles Miller Akron potter leaves this week for Los Angeles
Caf where he has accepted position with the Fisher SoneWare
Flowerpot company of that city.
Ernest Hoyt Cohocton potter seriously i'll at his home
Fred Davidson of Minerva has accepted ggerg bench at Cos
hocton making and bowls
Walter McKeone of East Liverpool leaves this week for Canons
burg where he has accepted a pressing job.
Seubenvie OhioOra Dobbs accepted steady
the shop Harvey Ankron has accepted job the hand
ling shop Fred Shue who retiring the trade granted
withdrawal ard William Houser working after several weeks
illness.
Wooan Brown Rthema Turner and Tmmer have accepted the
challenge of of Niles poes match be rolled the
Grand Bowling alleys East Liverpool side bet of $4,000
The condition of Fred Werner Cohocton potter who has been
laid for the past several weeks reported slightly improved
Major Adams dpper of Kttannng Pa left this week for Ford City,
Pa. where he has accepted employment
James My New Castle Pa visited friends and relatives East
Liverpool, last weekend
Emminger kinman City, Liver
pool visitor Monday headquarters He reported
good in the Pennsylvania present. with openings
three extra kinmen the gost
Coleman well the
for the past several weeks able to be and around
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-03-13

fer The slick magazines to nothing of the daily press,
nnshoud be just little careful how they scod working people
deor eanng the government and asking better Social
eraSecurty and Unemployment Compensation It's these
pubicatons which because they get special uate mailing
ftpveges put Uncle Sans post office several millions in the
WaIed Leaning the government, eh?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-03-13
u. S. MUST SET EXAMPLE

III Is only by strengthening democracy at home that
going to persuade the rest of the world that DEM
ocracy is worth folowng-Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26

fabrication, a body wash, battery,
check 4or bolt-tighten. Il means
thorough attention BY competens
Buick men attention that keeps 4
Buick always 4 Buick
Bucks are orr babies. Even the
smallest details are handled the
way they should be for 4 Buick.
We have Buick tools. that do jobs
better and quicker. We have men
who know Bucks best. We haye
Buick-engineered parts that are
precisely right for your car.
Put that all together and it's Buick
car care.
Pretty clear, isn't it, that here is
where your Buick will receive the.
best astention?, After all, we love
'em heart and soul.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26
Fans Set AnodleE
Chance y 81! EAL
Us. Flllaa

Fans unable to- see today's
game between the Key West
corchss and Eastern Aiflines 81
Miami at Municipal Stadium get
another chance, to see the Dade
County League champions tosnor-
row when the two clubs meet in
the second game a. their weekend
series at 3:3oap I1is HI
ConsderaEts interest has been
aroused as To- the sfrang III w Man
ager Jackie carbonel ls QUIT II and
EAL should do 4 lot to give tie
answer. u sss ss+s
The Key Westers are not en-
|tering the league, just for the ex-
ercise. With a pitching staff Of
Bio Meador, Rubber Sweeting and
Charlie Albury, the conchs are
ready to race anyof the six clubs
to the. pennant wire.
4 The two new league entries,
Hollywood and the Miami All
Stars, said to. be representing Club
II, will give both the champs and
Key West some. troublesome aft
ernoons. Completing. the circuit
will be Boca Ration and Home
stead. The league will meet or
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26

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have sWy ssIss In Ne saoiss.
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enyseiW0 ysvs COS sss6s-wAss vev
make ssss u ssss es'sh &C. Co.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26

Hutchinson and Swift. :
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26
jimmy MIRA 70 GET
CITY Golf TROPHY

n Jimmy Mira, winner Of the 1947
city golf championship, will be
awarded the Junior Chamber Of
Co1nmerce trophy Monday eve-
ming at a dinner Of the Key West
Golf Club to be held at the South
Beach Restaurant. The dinner
will start at 7:30 pm.
Jackie, Hayes, club president,
will be POSTMASTER. Representa-
tives of the Jaycees are expected
to attend to take part insthe pre-
sentation. A runner-up award
viii be made to. Huinbert Mira.
The handicap champion, Field
en- Elbertson, will also receive an
appropriate award, with. Charlie
Smith, Jr., getting the runner-up
prize.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26

xalex and Holesomebach);; Sec
ona. Poinciana; third, Harris;
Time: l:4&0.
S34ysrd relay 9TH and 9th
Grsdes). Won by 7th Grade Ga
thaDn~ Malone. Bennett and Scho-
neck). Second. 9Th Grade. Time:
Lea.
Standing broad jump Won by
Gonzalez (Divisio.n): second
Brahms (Poincianal; third. Lowe,
(nivision). Distance: 8 IT, 10 in.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26
NATIONAL League Games
Rained Ont; Detroit II
esrs Nased Out s.. Louis


ftk4f SWy ~. 49,
. NEW YORK. April 26-The
Chicago white sox took over
second place in the American
League yesterday by downing
The Cleveland Indians, 3 to 2, at
Chicago. II was their fourth win
In six starts. All games in the
National League were. rained out,
q IVES the Yanlks' game with
Warrington at Yankee. Stadium.
The White Sox punched five
Of their eight hits off three
Cleveland pitchers in the first
three innings for all their runs:
The. Indians collected eight hits
of Bob Gjllespie and Joe Haynes.
Frank Pspish relieved Haynes in
ne ninth after pinch hitter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26
Quite Natural ]

Quite Natural
Wife: If you took less interest
in hores racing we should be bet
ter off today. You've had horses
on the brain all your life"
Husband: eyes. Quite right.
That's why I happeneds to marry
a nag, i suppose"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26

naQ doubled 20 open the 1nlinss
and retired the next three bait
tiers.
At Boston the Philadelphia
Athletics overcame the Red Sox'
81 lead TO take an Isl decision.
The AS scored five runs in the
ninth as ten men batted. Seven
pitchers were used.
The Detroit Tigers made it an
even break with the St. Louis
Browns for their tworsame series
BY tallying four runs in the
eighth to win. s to s.; The Browns
had scored five times in the up-
per half of the same inning.
Results:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26

DEMEMBER the day you First
IN romped away in that Bulk. of
yours? How those eight Firfball
cylinders fairly Aoated you override
hills = how those realistically TWO
tons of lively Car answered sweetly
every. light touch of your hand on
the wheel -how you glided along
with foursquare BuiCoil springing
smoothing every wrinkle in:the
road?
That's what your Buick was built
to do. Years and years of that kind
of driving are in it-especially
when it gets. the interested, in
formed car care this fine an auto
mobile should have.
That doesn't mean just periodic
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26

Washington at New York, post
poned, rain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26

Subscribe to The / Citizen Use
weekly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-26

National League
All games postponed. /
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07
E9S1SlZS2AlSsGNNs-ta
SAfter Hours!!S
b
With KING MIDAS

Hey! Dig this they a program over
the radio station and it's entitled after Hours" but believe me-
they will have to change the OF that program and call "
eyears The Booge Blues air the other mite
hot with requests for Doc Clayton his heart breaking
blues Some mighty going
could the radio. hope
nobody the
and ended in the hopa That's what cal husing back
wards should their their back pocket
1t would fit better Il like do
Emily take another who the bird is
eats had better do do Get and nat ana
and
there and pick of those fly chicks The King fell
with 18th when the insisted that
Washington D. c. Of Washington
N L. going wide handsome
The band moving week The location and the kicks
the old "sattness'
Lloyd prevails They that oppor
unty knocks buonce, but the Of Miss Dorothy Wiett
Miss Dorothy WHIST
this call
bites it's but when someone u
fond affection Of Ins L. is than news MS an
about Billy AahisI What has happened
leather trying keep up
funny thing You're driving goo
love with Zema Lotion
who granted divorce and custody Of hb
children wife absent New
kdnap charges against him. Amt that ~
a flash! Mantan Moreand naA
may be funny hts WIFE Ias
She reports Pearl Bailey who ~
guest Trio Saturday WdFoot prcsram was
Tired" P0AI
other They
to Jealous King Cob
been booked to play series OF concerts through Texas
May straight concerts In audtoums VIM
added feature Of band for dancing Dallas ~
Worth and ThewBBM Star Quest progran
Chicago Defender concerned with the seares
for ored singing talent applications have bean
cevd this contest WIN receive Is week N
contract That's pretty encouraging F1sbeh
receiving about 1890 veeh
for itune overnight in this
country o starve to death
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07
Federal Crop Insurance Protects
Farmers Against Total Losses

The Federal Crop Insurance
Corporation protects farmers who
produce cotton against loss thru
a cotton crop insurance policy.
This Is available to landowners
renters and shareeroppers and pro-
tects the farmer from the loss of
his crop thru AZ different haz-
ards.
James p. Davis Of the Region
al Office, Production and Mark.
citing Division, U, S. Department
of Agriculture. made the following
statement recently: Federal Crop
Insurance is now a part of the
general program Of the United
States Department Of Agriculture
administered for the benefits of
agriculture and protection of the
cotton farmers and their income
Application for Cotton Crop In
surance may be made by any per-
son to protect his interest either
landlord, tenant or sharecropper
in crop in which the applicant
has an interest at the time of plant
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07
SMACKOvER
Collie Caldwell

Collie Caldwell
The w. NJ. S. met Monday at First
Baptist Church with President Syl-
vana Caldwell In charge. On the
sick list are Mrs. Mary Robinson,
Charles Il. Harris and Mrs. NIL
lie Primm ... Burial services for
Miss Christene Arvella Rufus
we're held in Chicago Wednesday.
She was the daughter of Mrs. Sa-
rah Rufus. Mrs Effie McCree
has improved from q recent Ill
ness Miss Annie Banks, member
of the faculty OF Union County
Training School visited relatives IN
Little Rock for the weekend. 3.
Mrs. Jasper Sprolls and Mrs. M.
Burns OF Norphlet we're guests
Saturday OF Mrs. M. N. Lewis. -.
Mrs. Lorette Mineweathers and
Miss Annie Ruth Roland left last
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07
BATESVlLLE
Ethel O. Miller

Ethel o. Miller
Mrs. Sarah st. Clair was called to
Higginson last weekend to the
bedside of her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Dockins who is very III. Oscar
Bobo and Miss Addie Warren of
West BatesvNlle We're united In
marriage by Rev. John Hearin,
February 18th :. Mrs, Ada Canady
entertained with a turkey dinner
last Sunday. Guests were Rev. F..
S. Thomas, Rev. w II. O. Bright.
Deacon Earl Dodds and Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie Martin. Rev. J. NJ.
Turner, presiding elder of Newport
district was q visitor Of Rev.W.
M. II. Quinn recently Richard
Flenoy of Santa Monica, Calf. arr
ived last Tuesday for visit with
relatives and friends, Arthur Br-
aggs of Chicago is visiting his bro
Their, James Braggs who is very
i'll Others on the sick list are
Mrs. Birdie Mae Bones. Bobby Joe
Oliver, Mrs. Hattie Mae Martin,
Mrs. Altha Sloans and Teddy Ma
rle Earls. Mrs Anna Dene Finley
entertained the Modernistic Club
last Friday afternoon at her lovely
home on Oak Street. Two tables of
Whist were played with Mrs. Mild
red Brown winning high score and
Mrs. Cora Brown winning the low
score A delicious two course lunch
con was served. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Elise Locke.
Members present we're Mesdames
Callie McCurn. Nellie Turner. Mol
ly Smith and Ethel Green =. Prof.
A. M. Miller accompanied by Jerry
Overland and Goldman McCurns
attnded the CWR District Con.
gress Board Meeting at St. Luke
Baptist Church in Augusta March
7th. Prof. Miller Is dean of the
Congress . SCHOOL NEWS: Mrs.
Sarah st. Clair and Mrs. Dorothy
Clark visited our school last Mon
day. Mrs. Clark conducted a spell.
ing bee In the Primary Department
which was very enjoyable. Evan.
gelist Matte Watkins and Miss
Blanche Ross (white) of Democrat
School Division Department, Little
Rock visited last Tuesday. The
p. T. A. met March 9th at 1880 P.
M. In a call meeting at the school
to make plans for a mock wedding
in the near future. Mrs. Mildred
Brown is president, Mrs. Cora Bar
ris, secretary and Prof. A. M. Mil
Ter, principal.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07
cHiDEsTER


AndeeW pSAklMe
The Bethel A. II. n Glsh y
Chichester was invited 10 sing u
Bethel A n. \ Church Of Cannlm
last Tuesday night. The choir was
at NJ beat and organist, Alsan
Rivers rendered splended aervila
80. Rev. Il D. Champion, pastor
Of Pleasant Missionary BaDttx
GhRah sendusted services hele
Inst Sunday and preached a aeul
stlRrihg eeYn0n -. l.. b. B0A1
nasisal diSecter Of Peasant Inn
Bapttal Church IN Doing great
work n aAa out Of town. He ,
travelling about helJing TO srom'
ne more an better ahsirs gvsr
NE district -. There was q nay
ing Distare slssw given at ~
sshoal recently. A vary la11o
sroNd attended and enjoyea -
movie -. The COMMUNITY 80
N slnl wids awake and h plak
ing Q fire meeting 1t the PleAsaat
Hin School $50. Betty Ann Olaak
Ruth Brown, Repoleon Rivesh
Mary Helen Sims, and others arr
scoring hiEh in their school voIk
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07

ing OF the cotton crop to he har.
vested in 1947 and any succeeding
year during lie OF the insurance.
Insurance on a crop begins at the
time cotton is planted and ceases
upon weighing In at the gin, and
in no event later than January 81
194S. The insurance covers loss in
yield of lint cotton and cotton.
seed, due to unavoldab g ca ses
such as drought, floods, hail, wind,
frost, lightning, fire, excessive
rain, snow, wildlife, hurricane, tor.
nado, insect infestation. plant d.
sease and many others.
THE farmer can use his insur-
ance policy as collateral fora
loan or other obligations upon ap-
prevail OF the County Administra-
tor.
Amount OF insurance per acre
lint cotton depends upon the level
of insurance, coverage group and
stage of production as determined
by the corporation. The south has
a definite place in the Nations
agricultural life and this place
can not be attained and kept un.
less our cotton farmers protect and
preserve their income.
"A few good examples Of pro-
lection through Cotton Crop In.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07

Dollle J. Lo00ins
The Stephen family and Roper
family attended the funeral OF Rob
Easter in Three Creeks last Sur
day.. Henrietta Murphy was q
visitor In Camden last Weekend.
Grady Brown was business visit
or here last Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Davis and daughter,
Betty Ruth we're visitors in Junct-
ion City last Sunday. Mrs. EN-
ma Lee Dean and Miss Sue Ethel
Cookesy of San Francisco, Calf
ornia are guests OF their mother,
Mrs. Blanche Cookesy. :. GOSSIP
w. M. seems to be trying 70 hide
since we have been back from the
tournament. 80 e. J. L. has been
doing fine but G. S. has been tell
ing her that strange things happen
every day. e. w. tries 10 ysn
every thing but the number he was
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07

surance carried by thoughtful Ne
gro farmers are as follows: Ala,
bama, Autauga County, l farmer,
81 ,260; Alabama, near Dothan, l
farmer, $364G1; Arkansas Moro
County, farmer, $7,9S1.06;
Arkapsas. Phillips County, 10 farm
ers, s5,495,41; Arkansas, Monroe
County. l farmer, sl752.00; Flori.
da, Leon County, 4 farmers, ire
ceived indemnity; Georgia l
farmer. about $4,000; Louisiana,
Rapides Parish, 10 farmers, IRE.
ceived indemnity; Mississippi
BOLIVIA County, farmer, $4,000;
Miss, Washington County, farm
ers $2,a9160 Oklahoma. 5 Coun.
ties, farmers, (received indemn-
ities); S. Car, Richland County.
3 farmers, Oarge indemnities) S.
Car, Richland County, farmer,
$42.77; Texas, Falls County, !
farmer, $4,000; Texas, Smith
County, six farmers, $1,754,33.
Farmers desiring to take out crop
insurance should apply at the Of
flee of the County AAA Admins
traitor, and they will receive every
consideration. Applications for the
insurance must be filed with the
Administrator in the Triple A
Office in the county where the
farm is located and the the op-
portunity for securing this protec-
ton will expire March 31st."
The following church leaders
and church bodies endorsed the
program and recommended 1t to
Negro farmers:
Bishop J. H. Clayborn, president
Fraternal Council Negro Churches
In America composed of all re-
ligious denominations) and himself
a dirt farmer says: Cotton Crop
Insurance Is the last Of the tools
necessary for the success Of Ne
gro cotton farmers and those pro-
ducers can now preserve and pro-
tect their income through this safe
ty valve"
National Baptist Convention:
This is to certify that l know
of the Cotton Crop Insurance for
farmers and that 1t is a fine pro-
lection for the landowners and
sharecroppers". (signed) D, V.
Jamison, president.
General Conference African Me-
thodist Episcopal Church: THE
production OF cotton In the deep
south states Is the most hazardous
of all types Of farming. The pro-
Queer Is compelled to take chances
with the weather, insects and 9th
er problems from planting of the
seed until the cotton reaches the
gin in the fall. The chief concern
of the Negro cotton farmer. /. Q.
the landowner, renter and share
cropper. eligible for cotton crop
insurance Is the preservation Of
what he has earned and assurance
OF a continued rising standard OF
living for himself and family and
continue to eat the bread of free
dom. 1t Is therefore tremendously
important that our farmers be-
come completely familiar with
Cotton Crop insurance as a pro-
tective measure.
-SP--
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07
READ THE PRESSl
WARMING ORDER

WARMING ORDER
State of Arkapsas,
County oi Pulaski, 80.
In The P1faski
Chancery Court
Ju1la Bccehan, Plaintiff -
Va. No. 1851
Henry Beecbam, Defendant
The defendant, Henry Beecham, Il
warned 70 appear N this COURT tn@
6Ifutu anye ana answer the cunpkatnA
al De pfnineA11, julia Beochafn.
untei Fehyuary ION, 1871
" A. efAefbo1
Eongi2m Ion Piatnf6.
Ateoney - klbGn.
=. Nix4o. Cse1oeX go
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07

NckIndra Fletcher

Mcktndra Fletcher
A. ]. Ousler has returned from
Denver, Colo. where he has been
employed. B. Williams and Aaron
Leophart have returned from Kan
sas City where they were employ
ed. Mrs. G. II. Swinton visited
her sister In Little Rock last week
end Rev. Eddie Rogers Is In the
hospital with a fractured scull. We
hope for him a speedy recovery.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07

e. r. Fletcher made q business
trip to Morrilton last Monday -.
Mrs. M. II. Edwards of Russevile
spent the weekend with her mot
her, Mrs. N. e. Mcdonnell.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07

week for Oakland, California.
Miss Nevada Henderson, member
of the faculty at Bearden, was
weekend guest Of her parents.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07

playing won't play no moro !. %
v. L., L. N. W. \. B. L., and n. =
think they know every thing, ~
not - mueh a. Miss r. J. IA On
mol
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-07
Legal Notices

WARMING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski
Chancery Cour
Future Mae Emerson, Pla,n,iii
VS.. NO. fS3ll
John W. Emerson. Defendant
The Defendant, John W. Jlmersosi, n
warned 10 appear IN this court with
plant OF the pIaintlff. Future Mae Jim
erson.
Dated. January 18th. 1947.
J. X, Booker,
Solicitor Tor Plaintiff.
Jonn A. Hippler.
Attorney ad Litem,
II. s. Nixon, Chancery ClerA
BY Airline p. Turner. d. {
--------t----
WARMING ORDER
State Of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski. 30.
II The Psla8h
ChaDcary Csurt
Mae Otis Han, Plaintiff
W. NO. i0009
Envy Hall. Defendant.
The Defendant. Envy Hall, Is warn
ed to appear In this court Within
thirty days and answer the complain
Of the plaintiff, Mae Otis Han.
Dated February LIST, 1857.
J. n. Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
W. A. singfied.
Attorney I'D Litem
H. s. Nixon. Chapeery ClerS
BY Airline p. TURNER. d, {
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-24
FLAVOR FAvORITES

FLAVOR fAVORIIES
Good news, coffee lovers! The 3
A&P blends are plentiful again.
Will my family be glad to have
BOKAR back! They love its Wig
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-24

we're stroke on Wednesday,. He is
now confined to his home. slightly
improved.
Mrs. Nancy Jones. who has been
i'll at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. j. ID. Robbins. for several
days, is showing some improve
mcnt
The Milton Lions Club is sup
porting the effort to secure i'll
crease in teachers salaries in Del
aware
Miss Doris Wright. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wright. and
Mr.. Fred Scott. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Scott. were recently
married at Millsboro. They are
making their home in Milton.
where Mr.. Scott is manager OF Il
grocery store.
Make arrangements to attend the
old-time black-face minstrel show
to be given February l. and Ia
by the American Legion Post No.
20. in Milton High School audi
torium. Admission: Adults. zoe
children SOC. All children under
6 years Of age admitted free.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-24
WARWICK

Revival services began at ZOaf
Church on Sunday night, lanuar!
~ at 7:30. The services will con-
tinue for two weeks, nightly, except
Monday and Saturdays. A commit
tee on music has been appointed 10
arrange for special singing ana
music during these meetings. Out
standing visiting preachers Will de-
liver the messages. A special inVl-
tatiOn is extended to the people OF
the nei@hboring churches and COM
munitieS to attend the meetings.
a recent chimney fire did con-
siderable damage to the farm house
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Calhoun.
Brady Donnon was IA recent din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Rust at HarbesOn
Mr.. and Mrs. Linden Short spent
lart of last week in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson of Sea'
tord were Sunday guests Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. l.. II. Lingo.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Short spcn
Saturday evening i'll Georgetown
with Mrs Shorts mother, Mrs. Rob
ert Johnson.
Mrs. Bessie Hazard of RehObotl
was recent Sunday guest of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Downs.