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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

z1O7 FEssENDEN sT.-Cor: rm.:
trans. EN-. ioas after 8; al ali day 7 s Sun.
LGE... SUNNY. FRONT BEDRM.,
semibath; in pvt. gentle family;
con9en. transp and unlim. phone;
employed lady only $50. ia. 055l,
18th ST. NV, 3517-1 lge., beau
tifully furn., twin-bed rm.; / sgle.
bedrm.;. best NV. Sec; pvt. home;
1sas sfsai AND I'insVi NEWTON SITS. N.w.-Ise..
eleaa: CT ssle' warm No ans sss9 sEisht rm fs fSe
ACROSS sTATLER@Apt. studio
room 15x45 IT,, PVT. bath. dble. or
,eEI sEin BEDS. beds; Sl6. 16ol K st. nv nv 80 80
conven. transp.; reas.; gentleman.
1881 MELBOURNE PL., Mt. Pleasant.
sgnny front, r1 run gSater' semibath
1sao 80 fsr. 81. NV: W. "1fs' Tse churchilF- hS
sRP nsid ssFR siRs's $3.50. s .'''ss so $sSs
HOTEL HAWTHORNE. e134 G St.
NV; we have single rms. at SO to
$3.50 wkly. and double rms. at
SIG to SIS wkly.: running water in
every rm.;, plenty, of baths and
IVA Wv ~"ii i'H. 9i !S' : e.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE room with
pvt. bath; l room with semipvt.
bath; ref. reo.; gentlemen. WI. 1927.
RITZ HOTEL, 900 p st. n.v.-sgle
rms. S14 wk.: dble rms. SIS wk.;
downtown. center bus. and shoppins
pnS dn,str5st; rs - complete hotel service i,
Business woman; single;. modern
bath; clean, beautifully furnished.
6s17 COLO. AVE. N.w.-Attrsct.
bath; ph. and idry. privils. ia. 57s9
LARGE FRONT DoUBLE-only s45
for 2; huge closet, , windows, new
Tn ns 0fsz sz5 qlm Iamont tpfSpe BE- ss44 a4npsuaS S
1927 18th sT.--Double, large corner.
An privil; Of fine home. Excel.
1886 NICHOLSON sT.-sgle. or dble.
Excel s lss os flasst fsss of f1nYsa 1884, trsasD gi
a814 38th ST. .N.w.-Attractiv single
room, next to bath; convenient loca-
ton; unlim; phone, EN-. 3240.
s9 d batn aash ST. NWNsgy iagr 1t{b St fuIn
line; phone and maid service.
sFis Th; coNN. AVE. N.w.-pesirable To-
cation; unusually large double
4IOub IuuLi, -sllU llOOTS CiOStGot pTl-
yate bath; furn. or unfurn. HU.
bsa3 ist ST. N.w.-comfortable rm.,
suitable for gentleman. gentle fam
lily; nr. bus. GE. 0699.
1854 EUCLID ST. NV, 2nd f., Apt.
Good transp.; use of kitchen.
ExfREmILY COMFORTABLE, ige
newly dec. rm. for l gentleman in
1st-class apt; excel. location. adj
to car, bus; many privils. Phone
ssoi ss 4. NH II. AvE.--Master bedrm., pvt.
bath, twin beds, in GENTLE home;
Chillum bus at door. RA. $3.50.
DUPONT AREA-1622 10th St.
Single rm. next to bath, shower; $50
mo-; conv. to Conn. ave. DU. 554S.
LGE. RM., bath; garage; pvt. home;
nr. transp. and restaurant. 1923
Gallatin. GE: 1859.
Mr.. SHOREHAM HOTEL - Nice,
cheerful rm., innerspring beds: main
f.; maid service; for , or 8. Also
rm. for 4 or 5. CO. s269. --25
STUDIO RIM, pvt. entr, " bath,
unlim. phone; pvt. home. OR. 2490.
NICE RIM. in private home, Just like
home. RA. 1880.
OVERLOOKING Rock Creek Park,
zoos Kinsle rd--Nicely furn. single
xm. In pvt. home: conv. transp.; $25
mo. AID. 1896.
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RMs. EuRN.--Mp. & VA.

KMS. FUKN.--MD. y VA.
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS in new house,
new furniture; each next to bath;
cooking privileges if desired; near
Pentagon and city; from S22 so to
$40 per mo-, depending on number
occupying room: girls or couple pre-
ferred. Otis 1884. 49,
CORAL HILLS-Large, bright rm.;
laundry, phone and breakfast
privilege: near bus. HI. 7549. Ia
LEE BLVD. AND GLEBE RD.-Attr
furn. sgle rm. for lady, home privls
CHI. 1919 till 2 pm. lie
ARLINGTON-completely furn. dble
rm.; pvt. entrance; share bath; SAC
for /, $50 for empl. cple. ia. 4-0327
CHEVY CHAsE-Beautifully furn
rm., pvt. home; semipvt. bath; &
min. walk to circle: $50. Garage
avail. WI. 06S3. -19
ALEXANDRIA, vA.--Large front rm
In pvt. home; bus By door. OV. $50
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ROOMS uNFURkiSHED

1911 I3tn ST. NV, Apt. 34-Room
tor employed lady; ref. required. Call
after 8 am. Sun, AID. 1775.
$500 9th ST. N.W.--l large, / small
rm.. togeher or sep; block Ward
man Park and Conn. ave. CO. 0947. 3"
C0L0RED ROOM, kitchenette;
also l room, Ink; nice cple.. no
Children. Call AD. 31S:t 20
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Barbour and Trojan

Two fine lines of utilities. runabouts
and racing models. lapstrake or
smooth sides, 1915 #. Also Ar
kansas Traveller and Sea Nymph,
inexpensive aluminium boats. Trades
and terms arranged Come and see
our large display of boats and en-
gines. CHIS-CRAFT CUPBOARD
MOTORS. $50 Maine ave. s.w. ST.
0326,
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BOATS tcons.)
COMPLETE OUTBOARD MOT

COMPLETE oUTBOARD MOTOR
checkup and servicine. Saves re-
psirs-insures quick starting. Your
moSor sg 5eady no06 70 sR e. tGr 9Rls SGP " "a
co. Sly Ga. ave, Silver Spring.
EIEMAN BROS. custom boat builders.
Shady Side, Md. Open Sundays.
I2-FT. WOLVERINE Sportsman. ma
rine, plywood boat. complete with
ga hip. air-cooled outboard motor;
excel. cond.: reasonable; suit. for
'f[ffGP KfRMafH nsf cypTeSy ses Wolf n"98 marine
gines, r. and left. 500 h.p. Pc ea,' M both
CHRIs-CRAFT ENGINES. pair, 1912,
1870 h,p.; 81 red; both engines had
now $500 for pair. Oh CHRIS CRAFT, At,
es-FT. RICHARDSON SEDAN. 1898,
sleeps s., Gray engine, rebuilt 194S.
MARTIN !io" 5t ouTfBoARDl 8,ilGi motor. As
ss,ppons,rats; $50; RA. 3540.
Chris Graft and ali types OF stock
season prices. To buy. sell or in
HUGH q5s your AhaxAS6ERp 5est sfs phonS Or WFts
Nine ave. s.w. ME. .5352.
edy to run, $50. HU. 7947.
DuNPaY' SIPdG nI4rnoa lift 6o,in mshos deek
cost S31a; both in Az cond.; ip must must
sAILBOAT BARGAIN-16-ft mast.
and paint will put her in competi-
oTTBoARD MOTOR, johnson, model
20. 22 h:p;. excel. cond;; best
HU. 500, 8 a.m.-6 pm, Mon.
usE6 us6usf fpRoPELLERs, sx1a, SKIS.
Columbian, turn right;hand bored
EyINRUDE and Elto outboard motors;
Thompson boats. new and used; serv-
r.Gsa1p TspGsssnsstlyss 2S7 tith s; Sc ~
h.p. and 40 h.p., gas and Diesel;
@gss o%Rss YAcHT Yfusy CO. SomPs5s fSc gFsns ggFafss
bury I'd. BALTIC. %. Dudalk 1900.
dtion cal after aeaa p@a SG2a e9n "
oUTIBoARD MOTOR. . CYL, AZ h.p.
Sea King; good running condition;
BOATS FROM Is #, to 40 TT. length;
price very reasonable; will consider
any reasonable offer. MILLER S
BOAT YARD end Of M st. Sc. Ii.
lift. iNBoARD RUNABoUr. novel
design: mostly completed; lumber
sppTeeiated, s55o q q best offer
FOR NEW OR USED BOATS. always
.9acTT s?asfff .cos srlckHLL WHEELER
ls4s 97-ft. stylecraft - 400
1928 32-ft. Cruiser 600
1885 3I-ft. Richardson ---- 1900
1895 33-ft. Cruiser l.50O
939 40-ft. D. c. Twin Grays, $500
hip. $500
engs.. fresh water cooled,
hot and cold water,
shower, phone, cleo,
toilet. airfoam mattress
- 1916 5000
- ful boat 10000
zoo hip. Diesels, fly
NEW 1850 CORRECT CRAFT cRUIs. RUS
psnked d. mshosany 1 80 Sno fast Sa al and q0dpse dpy
CORRECT RUNABoUTs on Dis
14-ft. Atom, so h.p., very fast, 81 ,aas
1ld-it. gr.. .l12 h.p.. 40 mph 2,0o4
is-ft. double-pianked m mahog., hog 5.s33 @
2l IT. Express Cruiser 1850
NEW 1850 WHEELERS % #. to so
1T. Sedans. Sport Fishermans, Ex-
press, Cruisers, yachts. gasoline or
CO, Laf: 7150, Baltimore. Sun
day call Tux 2SSS
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CHILDREN WELCOME

. apts.-106 C.. st. NE. opposite
Senate office bldg. Basement. full
loft. ceiling, 2 bedrms., kit, pvt
bath. $50 per wk. Also small 1-rm.
apt. SIS wk. Kitchenette. semi-priv.
bath, Bird floor front. Also apt. End
ST. NV. kitchen semi bath. studio
Style. ST. Wk. Ii. 7-9S75
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ROOMS fURk. OR UNFURk.

COLoRED-FOR COUPLE or settled
woman, cooking privils. conven.
tranSp.; refers. DU. 4047. -19
COLORED-BRIGHT front room, also
an apartment; privileges. RA. 1868.
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PARACOAT RIJRRER

Marine enamel paint; glossy hard,
tough, elastic, waterproof. rust
proof; easy to apply. Less drag.
faster bottoms, quick drying. Give
your board a beautiful new rubber
overcoat" Phone today, FOUNDRY
RUBBER. INC. Imfgrsl. OIL. $500.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

Dependable, economical marine en-
gInes, identical to those used in
finest Chris-Craft boats; models,
60-160 h.p., also parts and service.
CHRIS CRAFT, $50 Maine ave. s.w.
ST 02oh
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR

BEE, SITTING RIM. - Kit. alcoye,
Ink, pvt. toilet and entr.. possible
pvt. bath. In So. Arl., pvt. res,
avail about, May 18th. Prefer re-
fined congenial lady. who would be
home at least part of day and might
exchange very light occas. duties
for part rent Arrangement to suit.
Refs. EXCHANGED. Please write Box
1904, Star. -19
FURNISHED or unfurnished for white
couple, two-room apartment on
Capitol Hill. semiprivate bath.
NR. H. MARYLAND uNIv.-s rms.
utils. furn.; child acceptable;
2 BEDRMs., liy. rm.. kit, dinette
and tile bath: lge. attic: bsmt. store
rm, pvt. gar, end. a. OF 2-unit
apt; blocks to Arlington County
Courthouse; adults only; no pets;
best of refs. req. SS5 unfinished or
will furnish; SI25, Box 422-Y, Star.
Mr.. PENTAGON-Partly furn. Lge
liv. rm. with fireplace, well equip
kit. good size bedrm., with bath.
and "a bath of liv. rm. Large heated
enclosed porch. S69 mo. Adults
CoL0RED-I-RM., KIT. APT, furn..
NV; refs; also high bsmt. with full
bath for dr.'s once or living quar-
ters. Tenant can arrange. CO. 22oS
till noon all dayi Monday
Evening star., 1950-03-19

OUTBOARD SPECIAL
12-ft Trojan Sportsman, mahogany
plywood, 54-in beam. 46-in. deck,
complete with Chris-Craft Challenger
outboard motor, $3.50. CHRIS
CRAFT, $50 Maine ave. s.w. ST.
03pR
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"S5O MONTHI0
WESLEY FALL

Poo NS1N IL.
1776 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Fine food!
Nice redec. rms. Men or women.
$50 mo-! S15 wk.! Clean, cheerful
guesthouse. Soc. privil. DE. 52S6. :
WESLEY FALL
Spacious dble. rms. In remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
selected menu; S4S to S5S.50: 1926
21st st NV. HU. 1924.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WTD.
ELDERLY LADY, unsteady on feet,
midtown location preferred. FA.
1857. 19s
CT has child who can't talk, 3 yrs
old, wSAts good kind home for him
will pay S35 month. HO. 6S37. :
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1850 COLONIAL
CHRIS-CRAFT ENGINES

See this luxurious, fast, able. big,
37-ft. cruiser, sleeping 6. Sunday
sw. HOWARD FRAZIER, DE. 6S05.
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70l 10th n. NV; near White House:
comfortable rooms with running
water; ample baths. showers; rea-
sonable weekly rates. "a
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SOUTHERN CLUB
THE MAURY

1765 Mass. ave-, house for discrim-
mating guests. Available single for
ladies'; doubles for couple or 2 girls;
meals II desired. 30
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FARRAGUT PL. NV. pvt. entrance,
bright attractive, liv. rm., bedrm.,
kitchen and bath: SS5. utilities in
cl6ded. OW. l415. -19
sos MASS. AVE. N.W.--Large mod
ern kitchen, studio liv. rm. with 4
windows; newly and well furn; pvt.
entrances; never occupied; semipvt.
bath. Util. fCrn. Conveniently To-
Gated downtown. This apt. has to
be seen to be appreciated: S75 a
month; use Of laundry. DI. 2435.
2-RM. Apt or 2 persons; util.
furn.; Mt. Pleasant location; excel.
1904 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Comb. iiv.,
bedrm., kit, bath; util incl. OF.
SS45; rent. S95 mo. Ia
LARGE REC. RoOM--Pvt. entrance,
kitchen. refgr.. shower uniim.
MT. PLEASANT-1s22 Ingleside Ter
race NV, of 18th and Newton sts.;
livine-bedrm.. kitchen. semibath: S55
per mo-; empl. cple. pref. AID. 1884.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. APT. in Chevy
Chase; ! bedrm.; avail. for 4 mos;
rakoa 2ist aRlfi pARR. M2 1Sls 5. se.,71o1 chest
MT St nv; Large & corner ;nc sedroom
ures; gentle home; empl. cple. pref;
ref. req; $65. lie
LOVELY modern 2-b.r. apt. on N. H.
aye. just beyond q: C. Line; for fur
ther info, call 81. 0756. between
10 am. and 8 pm. Sunday. 19a
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1881 MELBOURNE PL., Mt. Pleasant.
Sunny front, run. water, semibath
adj; -reas. HU. 1886. 10
1140 P ST. NV. The Churchill
Clean single rms, attrac furn. !;
maid serv.; Ss-SS.50. NO. 9S6S.
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APARTMENT

$500 New Hampshire ave, Silver
Spring. Md; living room, bedroom,
dining room, kitchen. bath. Spacious
closets. See Mrs. Mills, Apt. 101.
Evening star., 1950-04-11
T axe My Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Words to Watch.

In the West, q dogie is a mother
less calf. or one which. on the range,
has been separated from its mother.
The word has long been used in the
COW country" but Americans else
where heard it first about Is years
ago when the song, The Last
Roundup" became popular: Git
along, little dogie, git along" The
origin is unknown. But the word
does not derive from dog" nor
should it be pronounced "doggie," :"
as Quizmaster Bob Hawk pro-
nounced it, Dogie rhymes with
"fogey. bosey.' The % is long as
in doe"
Mulatto is from the Spanish
mulo, from the Latin mulus, "a
hybrid" 1t is commonly mispro-
nounced "muh-LAD-uh." The u"
should be long as in music: pro-
nounce the It" as II" Say: new
LAT-oh.
The word jodhpurs. close fitting
riding breeches," is often pro-
nounced "JOD-fers." The #" sound
is the result of seeing" the word as
If it were spelled "jodphurs." In
the proper spelling, however. the ''h"
comes before the p" Jodhpurs
are named for the Indian state Of
Jodhpur, in the Raputana agency,
where the men wear white trousers
similar to the popular British and
American riding breeches.
The first syllable of jodhpurs
rhymes with code, mode" The
second syllable rhymes with Doors,
tours" Say: JODE-poorz.
Formerly, the verb harass was
considered correct only when ac-
cented on the first syllable, as:
HAR-uss. Lately, however, a few OF
our more realistic dictionaries have
recognized the customary American
pronunciation, huh-RASS. which is
much more expressive and forceful
than the HAR-uss pronunciation
for HAR-uss suggests the name
Harris, and not the act of harassing
Ogden: Bob Ripley once stated
that originally, the word forest
meant a clearing or field surrounded
by trees. Right?-W. H.
Answer Sorry, no. Whoever
sent him the item was apparently
confused by the origin given in
Merriam Webster's: from M. l.
(silva) forests wood, lying out
side (that for common use)." This
does not mean that a forest lies
outside Of wood. 1t means that
the original forest was an m-en-
closed wood, the opposite of a park.
In other words, the forest was that
part of the wood where the common
man could hunt. as opposed to the
enclosed wood (parcus) which was
reserved for the nobility.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15
Learn and Obey
Farm Safety Rules

THE ABOVE IS more than just
headline. 1t is simple statement
of common sense and as such is ap-
propriately the theme for the Ma
tional Safety councils 1850 observ-
ance of National Farm Safety week.
And the rules are common sense
too. They weren't just dreamed up
but are based on a study of the ac-
tual hazards that exist on farm or
ranch and are statements of ways
to eliminate these hazards
In formulating the Is rules listed
here the National Safety council
made study of nearly 1000 farm
accidents and classified them ac-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15

cording to type and frequency OF
occurrence. They found, for in
stance, that of the 1000 accidents the
largest number, 476, were due to
falls, 248 were due to machinery, 233
to animals, and so on.
The drawings on this page illus
trate the types of accidents. The
rules are practical methods of avoid
ing them.
Unless we do learn and obey these
farm safety rules, accidents will kill
an average of 48 farm residents in
the nation every day during the
next IL months.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18

famed by Mrs Jack Davis Mrs Josephine Almon and Mrs
Aeah smith, The family moored Hot Springs Sunday They
also visited Mr. Seoggns mother Mrs Annie Hill and Norman
seoggins daughter Miss Ence Davis The Scoggns expressed
an enjoyable visit here
The Cavaea Club entertained husbands and friends at its
third annual picnic Sunday Wghsvie An ENJOYABLE time
was had by all Mrs Louis Boone president Mrs Geneva
Leary, reporter.
Clyde o. Jackson city editor general manager of the
state Press left Wednesday evening his Galveston
Texas lie Will be out of the city until Monday of week
Mrs Ardela E. Smith left the city this week Mr. and
Mrs Andrew H. Jackson in Nashville Tenn Mrs jackson
former dean of women at Plander Smith college Mrs Smith
plans to be out of the city three weeks.
The s. End Garden club giving farewell party for Mr.
and Mrs John Backman the home of Mr. Mrs Lewis
Carter 1922 Main Tuesday The Backmans moving
to Los Angeles and plan to leave August 90 Mrs N Baca
reporter.
Mrs Ida Bell Jones and her granddaughter Sandra Danne
left this week for Dallas Texas where Mrs. will visit
husband. She will be away for three weeks.
The Cavaetta club with Mrs. Geneva Leary hostess
After the business meeting delicious salad plate served
Three of whist played with Miss Stella Tucker
ming first prize Mrs Charity Lee second and Mrs. Delphne
McCan third The next meeting will be held 321 W. 33rd
with Mrs Charity Lee hostess Mrs Louis Boone president
Mrs. Geneva Leary, reporter
Visiting in the city from Brooklyn last week Mr. and
Mrs Winston Howell and their four children Shirley Winston
jr James and Vane Mr. Howell is the of F. F. Howell and
Mrs Howell is the niece of Mrs Randolph The Howes
former residents of the city Mrs 10 Ann Wine and Mrs l.
Walker them with party They house
guests of Mr. and Mrs Willie Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Wendell Smith proud parents of baby
girl Terrylyn Faye born August 6. Maternal and patena
grandparents are respectively Mr. and Mrs Warren Johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Smith,
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
=: NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :
TELEPHONE YOUR NEWS TO 2-59SS

Mrs. Billie Ruth Williams returned to the city this week.
She has been visiting her husband Cpl Williams, in Fort Knox,
Kentucky
The North Little Rock ushers union will hold its 18th
sion rt Baptist church. Goth and Gum Sunday T. Page
presidents Rev. j. Williams pastor; Mrs. B. Handy reporter
Mrs. Norman Handy left the city this week for Detroit
where she will visit her mother Mrs Rosie Jackson Mrs Handy
the northsde representative for the State Press.
Mr. and Mrs W. E. Green proud parents of six pound
baby girl Wanda Lorraine born July 49, Mrs Mabe Sommers
the maternal grandmother and Mrs Lotte Green paerna
grandmother.
Mr.. Maudell Mitchell has returned from vsa with her
Auriel Mitchell who is stationed Ft Riley Kansas She
accompanied by her Billy Mitchell and Mrs Sue Abner
operator of Sues Dinee All reported enjoyable trip.
Mrs. Louise Yeagn has returned from very enjoyable
visit with her sister in St Louis, Missouri
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
Legal Notices:

In the Pulaski Probate Court
Harley j, Nicely and Geneva Nee
ly, his wife, Petitioners,
VS.. No. 26355
lzola johnson Edwards and Eddie
johnson, Respondents.
ADOPTION NOTICE
Eddie johnson and all whom it
may concern take notice that on
the Z day Of August 1850, a peu-
ton was filed by Harley j. Nicely
and Geneva Nicely, his wife. in
the Probate Court of Pulaski
County, for the adoption of a GER
tan person named Lois Jeanetta
I stAanex32N unless you appear
ea6 1V0&v~t30 days after the
lo1ls(e OF this Notice and show cause
against such application. the petit
ton shall be taken as confessed
and a decree of adoption entered.
r. b. PETERS,
Probate Clerk, by
w M. Krallman
Deputy Clerk.
Filed Aug. 7. 1850
K. 5. Peters
County and Probate Clerk
Pulaski County, Ark.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
Weaver

Mr. ana Mrs. Eugene S. Dorm
announce the engagement Of theie
daughter, Miss Marion Louis
"eNef, to Wayman Andrew Join
son, son OF Charles A, johnson Of
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The
wedding Will be an event early in
September, Miss Weaver is a
graduate of Wherefore univer-
sity and member OF Alpha Kap-
pa Alpha sorority. Mr. johnson IS
a graduate OF Tennessee State
college and is affiliated with Alpha
Phi Alpha fraternity.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of Willie Georg
Wright who passed August 70.
l949
The rolling stream of life rolls
on,
But still the vacant chair
Recalls the love, the voice, the
smile,
OF the one who once sat there
Just line of sweet remem-
brance,
just a memory fond and true
Just a taken Of loves devotion
That our hearts still ache for
you.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Wright
parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Theopulis
Wright and daughter, Reba
Ann
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Bel
Wright, Detroit
Jackie Warren Wright. bro.
Their
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18

In sud but loving memory of our
daughter, mother and sister, Mrs.
Erna Ruth KILLER. who passed
this life August II, 1947.
1t seems we miss you more each
Three years have passed since
you went away,
day
And we're So often sad and
lonely
Some day we are going to meet
you
just how long we cannot tell
In the land of peace and rest
Mrs. Beatrice Martin, mother
Earl KILLER, son
Miss Corine Hampton. sister
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bert.
rand, aunt and uncle
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
WARNING ORDX

State of Arkansas,
County OF Pulaski, IS
In the Pulaski ChaneeEy cnnss
Mary Boyett. Plaintiff
VS., No. a94l5
Floyd {. Boyett. Defender
Inc Defendant Floyd c. Boyett. =
warned TO appear in this suswe
Within thirty days and answer ~
complaint of the plaintiff. May
Boyett.
Dated. July "a. 1850
Ralph Morrow
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Joe M, Hickey
Attorney ad Litem.
r. ), Nixon. Chancery Ciesaet
BY Martha Akin. d. C.
7:23:8:4-l1-H 81
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. SIS.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Cos1fc
John f Williams. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 89456
Pauline Williams. Defendant
The Defendant. Pauline williams
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty DAYS and answer tfxs
complaint of the plaintiff John II
Williams.
Dated july 20. 1860.
]. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Philip A. DeSalvo
Attornev nd Litem
II. s Nixon. Chaneery ClsgE
BY Helen Edwards y. e.
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Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski S..
In the Pulaski Chancery Cssa4.
lravlstine Thomas. Plaintiff
VS.. No. $1,000
Eddie Thomas, Defendant
Inc defendant, Eddie Thomas n
warned to appear in this carar
within thirty days and answer asrs
complaint OF the plaintiff. TrSsas-
tine Thomas.
Dated; July 18th. 1850
H1bbler & Hibbler
Solicitors for Plaintiff
j. R. Booker
Attorney ad Litem
II. s: Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, D. C
7:2l-23:8.4-laA
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
WARNING ORDER

Il
State of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski IS.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Louise Hunter. Plaintiff
vs.. No 8956l
vernon Hunter. Defendant
Inc defendant. Vernon Hunter is
warned 70 appear in this CONT
within thirty DAYS and answer In
COMPLAINT of the plaintiff. Louise
Dated August n. 1850
W. W Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Fred A Snoderess
ATTORNEY I'D Liicm
II S Nixon. Chaneerv Clrrf
by airline P. Turner u q.
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