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Evening star., 1951-12-11

From Mrs. NJ. S., Arlington.J
The manufacturers of the slant
front" automatic washer and dry
er have recently put out leaflet
called How to Wash and Dry
Woolen Blankets" that is simply
wonderful! This method leaves
my blankets much fluffer and
nicer than either hand washing
or dry cleaning. I imagine any
appliance dealer would give you
the leaf1et.
Evening star., 1951-12-11

CHRIST CHILD
collection members Of the Christ Child
Christmas Washington
Christ Child ro than Claus Mrs Donald Buckingham
and Mrs John de
years Merrck
Ston
Evening star., 1951-12-11
OPEN HOuSE2

(Fron, Mrs. P. B., Washington
First I want to thank the lady
who sent in an answer to my plea
for help in regards to new blouse
fading. I took it back to the store
and they returned my money
gladly.
Now. my husband and I are
planning to have open house
during the Christmas holidays and
we would like some advice as to
the proper time of day and how
long it should last. 1t will be
given on a Sunday. Any in
formation or suggestions on this
matter will be greatly appreciated.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

Mrs. Bernice Snyder Gardner
entertained on Sunday afternoon
with a birthday party for her son.
John Clayeorne. on his fifth birth.
day. The affair was held In the
home economics cottage of Gard
ner high school, The serving table
was centered with the traditional
birthday cake and was beauti-
fully decorated with fall flowers.
Games were played and refresh
ments served. Favors were given
to the following guests, John
Claiborne and Wallace Almond
Gardner: Patricia Ann. Faye Eve.
lyn and Woodrow Daniels, Lavone
Raw and Connie Smith; Earl and
Betty Zane Green; Caesar Perry
jr. and Hattie Jean Phifer; ZELDA
Lee Melvin; Sarah Ann and Ray
Melvin: Clarence Jones; ir.; J. B
Tilque, jr,; Almer James; Butch
White; Ernestine, Clementine, Pat
sy Ruth and Betty Glenn Ford
Mildred Jean and Bobby Jean
Ford; Fay Evelyn Melvin
Virgil Jones; Coma Jean, Wilma
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

Mrs Emma Berry won tirss prize
The little Memes boy was award
&c the SECOND prlze------A cake
walk was hello recently fredia
wah the cake Games Of hingo
were played ano refreshments
were served. The n L district
association was held al Bethlehem
church II Bisco with Moderator l..
Lowe a Little Rock, presiding.
Persons attending from here were
Mrs. Ella n Brown, Mrs Pearl
Matthias Mrs Eve Holloway l.
Ewell and FLOYD Thomas Rev {
{. sneee preached fine sermon
Friday nieht-.Among the per
sons gong to Little Rock last
week to see the al star baseball
game were Nj ana Mrs. :. >,
Fore. Mrs.. L n Brown Mrs Ce-
e. Holloway. Mr. and Mrs Ele-
sion Loving Marice Butler VII
ham Brewer. Otis TayleT Owen
Taylor Cleveland Orr George
Ware. Willie jackson. Hugh An
derson- ana Porter williams
Mrs Magnolia Logan ana daugh
ter visited their mother II Brink
lev recently-..R Y Ford has been
called ta Illinois 70 work.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
BafesviIIe
Roy V Thomas

key v, Thomas
The MIA held its initiation
service November ! Miss Geneva
Corthrine a sophomore in hiEh
school was crowned Miss MIA
The follow UP was Miss Serene
Crawford, q member Of the eth
grade Miss MIA wore a navy
blue suit and carried q beautiful
bouquet Miss ( Green present
ed the crown. -Four new members
were initiated, Bertha Ann Davis.
Willie Mae Brooks. Msdene Wat.
kins and Mary Ella Cothrine
Mrs. Cassie Williams OF Ashdown
was weekend guest Of her son in
Law and daughter. Rev. and Mrs.
F S Thomas Miss Helen vii
llams Of Morrilton was house
guest Of the Thomas family last
week The 6th anniversary OF
Rev T S. Thomas, was a success.
Visiting churches Tor the occasion
were, Rev " NJ Lewis church
from DiaS Friendship Baptist of
West Baiesville with Rev. Albert
ST Clair as pastor s. Pau Ban
tist church from Joneshore. Rev
Z. W ?. Ligeins and eongreea-
ton from Augusta and Rev A b
Woodley and members from La
fety Methodist church The ser
vice was well attended throughout
the day Rev " NJ Lewis was in
charge Of the morning service He
preached from the subject "A
Busy World. Rev. Ravnolas
has returned from the annual con
ference He was sent back fen
another year Sam Finley is re-
covering from q short illness
The fourth quarterly conference
OF Bethel AME church was quite
q success. The presiding elder
Rev. Vim. H. Quinn. preached at
the morning and evening service.
Monday night the official board
and all clubs reported in fun. The
presiding elder and pastor were
PAID in fun. Rev A. b Woody is
pastor, Mrs Saddle Waugh, re
porter Mrs. Birthia Hicks of
Kansas City was dinner guest of
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Waugh Mrs
NJ Watkins Mrs r. Taylor and
Mrs. Virginia Montgomery also
entertained Mrs Hicks.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

cal program was held a. evening
Attorney ) + Looksdoo nlade ar
address. The church was beauI-
fully decorated with flowers. Mrs
A jackson and Mrs l. n. Snow
aen received the offering a. the
morning service, Mrs. F Tee ano
Mrs NJ. [ johnson received the
offering al the afternoon service
and Mrs Pigee and Mrs. Snow.
den received the offering al night
ushers for the services were P.
Rheeie. :. Easter, 3 Wlngfleld. 3
Holmes c Beekley and ( r
Perry The gospel choir and sen
Tor choir furnished music Mrs A
l Scott was sponsor Attorney
Lookadoo gave $50 10 the confer
ence claims Mrs Dora Clay
sponsored program fo1 the raj
ly at West End Presbyterian
church Sunday
The reception for Rev and Mrs
CrIer was a lovely affair Many
guests were present The honored
guest were Rev. ano Mrs. Bynum
Rev. and Mrs. Erby, Rev. Coving
ton. Mr.. ana Mrs. John HI, Mrs
Bragg and Chester Newburn TIE
master Of ceremonies was Mr
Cotledee The committee was
composed Of A. L Scott and N
Z Newburn and Mrs Lorene Eas-
ter A total OF los guests were
present Miss Willor Reese Sum.
erville was crowned Miss Peake
High" Friday by the captain Of
the football team. Leon L. Lee
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

her cousin, Mrs. . j Logeins.....-..
Florence ane James Stephens
spent the day las, week with their
sister, Mrs. Maybethel DaviS...Jlm
Brewster o. Bernice. Louisiana is
guest OF has brother. James
Brewster Miss JeanesteT Boone
visited her cousin over the week
end Mrs Natha Lee Stephens
was il T. Dorado over the week
ena......T. Sherman from E. Dora
ae visited his cousin. Mrs Polly
Ann Brewster this week $3.50 Mrs.
Gladys Colete left the city for
Nj. Zion Community last week.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

list last week Homer Fitzpatrick
IS here from Indiana visiting rela
tives Roy London has beer verx
III but Is now dong fine Robea
Chilas Is stll or the SICK list
Mrs. Parlee Pruir and Miss Eura
Del Butler have returned to the
eIty Charles Mack Butler Is II
the city for short while Mrs
Flossle Cooper from Texarkana
Texas and Mrs VERSE Mae Rolls
from Little Rock are visiting rela-
ives and friends here Mrs Lena
Mcdonald was & visitor n Pine
Bluff last week
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
Des Arc
TIL ~ s.

Sunday morning Sunday school
vas conducted by saperinten-
dent Floyd Thomas and class no.
5 was awarded both banners sup.
erintenoeni o Brown conducted
the Sunday school al Bethel AME
church The funeral Of 7 l
koonce was held al Fellowship
NJ B. church. Mrs Liddie Ewell
read the obituary Mrs Rose Nc
kissic leo the devotion. remarks
were made by Rev W. NJ. Davis
Rev c. {. Sneed and T. Logan
and Rev { Felt. The eulogy was
given BY the pastor Rev + W
Rodgers Funeral services Of Al
win Anderson was held al Fellow
ship. Rev. Bates delivered the
funeral Grafton. Mrs. Z NJ. Brown
read the obituary and Prof John
son announced the condolences
A large number OF persons at
tended from Hazen Mrs. Louise
Bryles Of Michigan is here visit
ing her sister Britt Williams
has returned from visiting his
sister IN ST. Louis He was &C
companied by his little grandson,
F johnson Mrs. Una B West
and son are visiting Mr. AND Mrs.
Ed Koonee Miss Ruthy Mae
Koonee and Edward have return
ed to Chicago A tacky party
was held at the Douglas school
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
|parkman

The Southern Wonders Of
Fparkman rendered musical
'ogram Sunday night at the St
lanes AME church-.--.The Cos
r. Travellers Of Sparkman rem
oeTed o musical program al
-aHhage Sunday night. Mrs
Lillian Carter visited Mrs. G. L.
STogglns Saturday afternoon
f Lewis Butler of Camp Chat
e visited ms wife. Mrs Evelyn
'aIer, and MS mother, Mrs. J.
the Scroggins on the week end.
There vas q big birthday din
T gwen Sunday in the home
Mrs William Mstlock Mrs
sraeie Carr has been III for the
PSI past week Mrs John D.
Aatlock has gone To Camden hos
iAl and now is a patient at the
university hospital in Little Rock.
Mrs Omeldred Isreal and
'aushter Of Crossett visited her
la'her last week end here Mrs
nuarene Harris also of Crosseti
'Si'ec her mother last week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemie c Wright
ue the proud parents of a baby
sfI born the 10th Of October .
l'0le JethSo Harrison jr. wat
eally proud TO see his friend Al
reda last week end There were
su''e few pupils from Sparkmar
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Mat
brimm which was held al the
new Bethel church, Arkadelphia
aer son from South Korea wal
'efe-..Mrs Jennie Walker Is al
on the sick List Please have
Our news ready when the pa
lef is delivered each week.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
GOOD Hope


Rev : N Stith preached q
bOul stirring sermon Sunday al
6ood Hope Visitors were Mr. anc
his Grant Of Camden. Mr. Grant
sao Mrs HallIe GuIley received
h offering which amounted to
800 Following the service Mi
Ia Mrs Z 3 Soekweu and Mrs.
te0rgia SockWell motored 10 Ross
b. to attend the Peake Memorial
EH dsy program which was held
OAK Grove Baptist church Rev
S Scott pastor OF Bethel AME
Eurch Rosston. preached the
"a DAY sermon. Offering amount
. s2625 The Moore Brothers
sariei q Z, Dorado rendered q
klging program a. Good Hope
klnday night The church was
scked with music lovers The
rogram was sponsored by Rev
Aih and Claudia Gray who is
kanager OF the quartet. Visiting
ministers present Sunday night
Iere Rev Dunn OF Camden. Rev
Ison q MI. Ollie. Rev / 7.
(ramell q Waters Chapel Mrs.
Bessie : Sockwell and Claudia
Irsy received the offering Total
knoani raised was $50.I2 The
oaiestants made the following
tspori, Misses Claudia Mae Alex-
lndeT sls2 josephine McNeely.
6; Else Lee Curtis. s.. lcie
zee Standteld, sl.56. vercie Mae
rx, LOG. Elsie Mae Curry,
l7; lnez Box, s2sl: Dorothy
bcx, s. 46, Bobby Jean Hollomon,
Y paihy Ruth Brown. Sc. Mary
u.h Brown, sl.65; Leola Black.
Bonnie Jean Alexander, sl06;
rd Elsie Mae Blake, SLIT. Total
sported s2312. Other reports
Fefe Misses Elsie NJ. Currey,
bsephine McNelly and Inez Box,
LOO each
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
Warren
James

JAIME
A student council was organized
al Bradley county high school
The following students were elect
Cd 70 office Miss Ira Mae Step
pes president, Robert Allison,
wee president. Miss Helen Louis
Colen. secretary Mrs Annie HARD
Ing assistant secretary and ROY
Price treasurer The Bradley
county Wildcats PLAYED the Her
mltage Buffaloes IT the Hermi-
tage high school gym Mrs NJ G
Moore. along with the ST. grade
class attended the homecoming
game 81 AM&N college Saturday
Sg; Napoleon Coleman. the
son Of Mr. and Mrs Louis Gould
who has been In Fl Meade hospii-
a. Is now al home visiting He vii
be stationed IN TT Knox. kentue-
Ky William Thomas, the gun VIC
TIN Of Tommy Jones. died Last
week Rev John Adams took
very ii Sunday morning in the
pulpit FREQ Elliot, is on the
sick list A Benefit Tea will be
given al the home Of Mrs Jean
EFT Lemon on the Bro Sunday for
the Bradley county high school ?
IA Little Carolyn Rose Neal
and Charles Alexander III were
crowned queen ana king Of the
Rosenwal school contest, Mrs. P
Y. Feaster. teacher reported more
than SO Miss Annie /. Phillips
was the bride In King Solomons
wedding last week al Union Hill
Baptist church. Charlie Wilks was
king in the wedding Mrs Flor
ence Jones lost her home iasi
week In a fire Nothing was saved
Mrs. Mildred Billiard. her sis
ter ana sister in law were in
Monticello last week
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
Ethel
Bessie Ransom


Boston Jones motored from
Ohio 10 visit relatives and friends
here. He was accompanied by Mrs
Willie Mae Childs and husband
Rev. c. c. Adkins held his last
quarterly conference for the year
al Hill Chapel AME church Sun
day He preached a very inspiring
sermon from the text, A Desire
to Know. Amount OF finance
raised was $40 Mrs. Gender. the
home demonstration agent, and
the HDC members met at the P,
V. school home last week Mrs.
Gender gave a demonstration on
making plans for the fair Mrs.
Wilmerene Moppin and children
left Saturday for California TO
ioin her husband j T George
Agner. and Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Anderson motored from Little
Rock here last week 10 hunt
They were dinner guests at the.
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Will Por-
ter Mrs Lenola Harris was a
delegate to the association at
Popular Greek church Mrs. Har
ris attended the association from
Thursday through Sunday Hoo
yer Mays was also a delegate and
attended the meeting Mrs. Bes'
sic Ransom and son visited Mrs.
Viola and Berry London Sunday
Willie Ransom has returned
out OF the timber camp on &C
count of rain Mrs Ida Atkins
and three children left last week
She mas been a widow for several
months. .Horese London left for
Pine Bluff last week Mrs. Alice
London and her two children LEFT
Monday for their home in Pine
Bluff.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

Fun / the two singing groups bal
TED eourageouSly with eaea other
The school chorus won thu sing
ing in chorus. quartet. and soie
work Both groups made 8 SPLEEN
did showing. Mrs. Willie Elliott
Emma Mason, Harris Payne ana
David Grason were members OF
the choir who sans beautiful So
Il numbers. Tire audience was
thrilled with the solos rendered
hy these fine singers. Vera Lee
c. cen. Nancy Mitchell, William
Milsap. Harris Payne il. repre-
scented the school chorus in selo
work ana rendered several beau
tiful solo selections. Mrs Elliot
scored high in stage decorum and
expressions. while Vera Green,
William MilSap scored In tone
quality. The chorus work done by
the choir and chorus was excel
lent. S2s.s5 was raised in the of
ferine The following persons
contributed 500 each in the sup
port Of the choir project leo by
the committee; Harris Payne, }.
Jennings. and David Grasan.
Others who contributed were
Charles Smith. Booker Smith. Lee
Sims, Worth Sturett, Ira john
son. Mrs. Elvie Johnson. The pia-
no students are doing fine job
and will soon be able to play
short selections
W J LanpEin of Crossett visit.
ed friends and relatives here last
week MI and Mrs. Sam II Bur
gy and Miss Mildred Burgy were
In Monroe. Louisiana last week
attending the ball game Miss
Roberteen Thomas Of E. Dorado
was here last week visiting Mr..
ana Mrs Robert Garfield and
daughter. Alice Fay Mrs Beu-
lah Leeks is still on the sick list
Her daughter Hazel, of California
spent several DAYS here with her.
Mr.. and Mrs Guide Snowden of
Cressett were here over the week
eng visiting their father, Albert
James Mi. and Mrs Jethroe
Bass and Lee Hayes were IN Fl
Dorado last week Miss Dossie
l. Everett and Junior Breughton
have returned after spending sew.
eral months in New Edinburg
Send all news to Georgia NJ Bass
Box s27 or cal 2823
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

has -ti.nereo a reasonable amoans
Of service 10 the church. The ser.
vice was highly attended along
with IN excellent program Rev.
A Willis delivered the message.
The amount Of money raised was
sls7-oo Bro. McHenry williams
was master Of ceremonies, Fred
Merritt secretary Mrs. Mennie
Boykin was called to visit her
aunt who is IL In Memphis. Ten
nessee.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

the nervousness and tension,
weakness. irritability --- and
pain--so often associated with
"those days.
Remember Lydia Pinkham's,
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Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
wesson

ID. j. Doggms
Mrs Birthia Hogan from Louis
lana was the guest Of her sister
Mrs r. Hogan over the weekend
Mrs Births Gray from Bernice,
Louisiana was guest Of fer niece,
Mrs. A. Browning, Sunday Mrs
Ester D. Coleman of Louisiana
visited her cousin, Jordon Ander
scr. Mrs. Bamma All visited her
cousin, Rev. W. L. Browning ..
Isaac Hunter visited his sister,
Mrs. bessie Browning ...a Little
ELAINE Moore spent Friday with
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
WARNING ORDER


State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Bonnie Lee Stanmore Plaintiff
VS. No $3.50
Ozzie B. Stanmore Defendant
The Defendant Ozzie b. STAN
more is warned to appear N this
court within thirty DAYS and an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff
Bonnie Lee Stanmere
Dated: October q. 1851.
]. r. Booker a. Jackie L. Shrop-
shire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney I'd Litem
VI. S. Nixon. Chancery Cle.k
BY Helen Edwards D. c.
1o.26:li:2-e-1e
WANING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski. SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Cecil Brakehill Plaintiff
VS.. No. 926os
Mardalene Hrakeeil Defendant
The Defendant. Maedalcne Brake
bill. Is warned 10 appear In this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint cf the plain
tiff. Cecil Brakebill
Dated; October -, 1881
Gordon H. Sullivan
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad Litem
II. S Nixon. Chrrcery Clerk
By Martha Akin D. c.
il:1-ei6-19
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
lnpy Birthday 70 You,
E1ppy Birthday TO You,
Happy Birthday dear Betsy,
Ilappy Birthday TO You.

Yes. this familiar little jingle has
/ heard countless times through
O. .le years at Riddles birthday
parties. Whether your name be
LIZ" OF "Beverly" Bobby or
RI cc this timely tune will be
rendered in your honor sometime
dung the year.
rarties for tiny tots would not
b. "uarties" were It not for the
Birthday napkins, little baskets oil
crnlv with name tags attached
md the ever present, gaily.wrapped
"f,ror" containing OK course, a
psaar party hat, candies, perhaps a
saall prize, and what have you?
So Mother, please, please do not
FORGET any Of the necessary little
things mentioned above, or the
party will not be complete.
Ind how about setting on the
SCALA affair" with O light, nourish
iug teliracy like the following
Birthday Rennet Dessert, with thu
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
Dewitt

r. ~. Ttss
The BTU and singing conven-
ton was held at First Baptist
church last week. S. Kennedy OF
Tichnor. served as superintendent
and Rev. J. c. Holmes Of Stutt
CART preached a soul stirring ser
NOR. Rev Z. W Taylor ana
wife and Rev. and Mrs. J c. Hol-
mes and son were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. 1siah Pitts......The
PTA sponsored a Halloween par
~ last week at the Key school
Three prizes were awarded to the
persons with the best costumes.
e. c. Stevens was on the sick
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09


Gated by the topping?
Birthday Rennet Dessert
2 CUPS milk mot canned)
/ package rennet powder (any
fiavor)
Candy decorettes
Set out 4 or 5 dessert glasses.
Warm milk slowly until lukewarm
stirring constantly. Test drop on
the inside OF your wrist frequently
When It feels comfortably warm
(110' FL not hot remove at once
from heat. Stir IN entire contents
of package at one time. Mix unit
powder is dissolved-not opcr ont
minute. Pour at once, Whtle stit
liquid. into dessert glasses. DO not
disturb for about 10 minutes, while
milk sets. Then chill In reirigera
tor until serving time. When ready
TO serve, arrange candles on each
rennet dessert to indicate the age
OF the birthday child.
off milk gets too hot, cool TO com
fortably warm before adding pow
der, or II will not set.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
Scientifically Modern Action

Yesl Lydia Pinkham's has
been proved 10 be scientifically
modern in dctionl
This news will not surprise
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girls who take Lydia Pinkham's
regularly and know the relief 1t
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And 1t should encourage you
az you're not taking Lydia
Pinkham's) TO see If your ex-
perience doesn't match theirs
:. TO see If you, too, don't avoid
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
|ArkadeIphia

'ohn A. Taylor
me Ladies Friendship day at
|oN Paul AME church last week
.% very high day with Rev
y Y Crier preaching his last
difference sermon for the year
@ev' Hefley, pastor Of First Metho
Ua preached al 800 .. m. A musi-
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

itching simple Piles, set CHrNAROID from
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BUSINESS. See how Il cook nery burning AND
helms shrink and heal swollen tissues
wonder soothing CHrNAROTD must prove q
blessing to you or money back Is guaranteed
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
Pains, distress Of those days" stopped
or amazingly relieved
in 8 out OF a coses
in doctors tesssl

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Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
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Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

THANK HEAvENsl Most attacks are Just acio
Indigestion when Il strikes take Beli-sns
tabietA They contain the fastest-aetine
medicines known TO doctors for the relief OF
heartburn, gas and similar distresA ~.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
ATTACK OR Arthritis Pain

For QUICK, delightfuIly comfortinE heIp TOT
aches and pains OF rheumatism, Arthritis,
Neuritis, Iumbaeo Sciatica. or Neuralgia try
sorsipd Works through the blood Frs dose
lsually starts allevisting pain 30 you can
work, enjoy life and sleep more comfortably,
Oct Rpmied at druggist tcday. Quick. com
plete satisfaction or money back guaranteed
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
uttiQ


May NJ. I0WnSehd
The grand contest between the
Huttig union choir and school
chorus was a sensation for tire
town. The program was given at
the school auditorium last Fri
day night for the benefit of the
choir and musical department Of
the school This contest was in.
teresting from beginning to emo,
and il afforded much laughter and
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
poi !; FIJI piesA!!!S!!.I!!|'.h!.M!!!A!!

Don't let coughing, vbrcxine. recurring ~.
tAcks OF Bronchial Asthma ruin slcep and
energy without irving MENDACO, which
works thru the blood 10 reach bronchial
tubes and lungs Usually helps nature quickly
remove thick. sticky mucus Thus sllevistes
coughing and aids frecr breathing Anc better
sleep. Oct MKNDAco from druggist Satiss
faction or money back guaranteed
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
Legal Notices:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
James y. Brown Plaintiff
VS.. No. a2s75
Jean Han Brown Defendant
The Defendant Jean Hall Brown
Is warned TO appear In this court
within thirty days and answer me
complaint OF the plaintiff James
T. Brown
Dated. October q. 1881
Diles & Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn r. walther
Attorney I'D Litem.
II. S. Nixon. Chancery CLERK
Bv Airline p. Turner d. c.
lo.2e:ll:2e-i6
WARMING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. IS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Donald Smith Plaintiff
VS.. No. e2Slz
Elsie Smith Defendant
The Defendant, Elsie Smith Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Donald
Smith
Dated. October q. 1851.
Gordon II. Sullivan
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Max Howell
Attorney ad Iitem
H S Nixon. Chancery cie.k
BY Helen Edwards D. c.
Io.26.il:2-e-ie
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

founder and pnesident-emeritus, and Dr.. Dare-
thy B. Ferebee council president, al ar inter
mission period following his appearance before
the convention delegates
In the background may be seen an NEA
exhibit which was among number Of beau
uful displays placed IN the Labor department
auditorium for the convention.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
! ii|Iar

Pearl williams
The s. Andrew ME church cete
hra.ed the 2srd anniversary o.
thesr nastar Rev G. williams vic