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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
OCEAN FOREST HOTEL HAS BIG
CONVENTION SCHEDULE FOR 81

ana Colorists.
Important events booked fol
July are South Carolina Seed
Men. North Carolina Association
of Plumbing and Heating Con,
tractors. State Highway Conven'
ton, and Motor Transportation
Association of South Carolina.
One of the largest conventions
of the season will be the South
Carolina Auto Dealers Associa'
Il ton with more than $50 dealers
scheduled to attend. This conven.
ton will feature a display OF
new model cars.
All in all, thousands of persons
will come to Myrtle Beach this
wear as a result of conventions
scheduled at the Ocean Forest
Hotel. Many of these have never
seen the many attractions offered
at the Carolinas' largest seaside
resort and their attendance at the
many state and regional conven
tions at the Ocean Forest Hote!
will be a great asset to the mer'
chants and business men of Myr
tie Beach and nearby communl
tiles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
BY CLAUDE DUNNAGAN

The Ocean Forest Hotel, Myr.
| tie Beach's luxurious seacoast
hostelry will this year earn its
reputation as convention head
quarters of the Southeastern I'm
lifted States. A schedule of conven-
tions during the coming season
has been released by General
Manager Guyon which indicates
a full and busy summer.
On May 4, 5, and 9Th, 300 are
expected at the South Carolina
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Convention. 800 more are booked
for three days beginning May
lis from the South Carolina Medi-
cal Association. The State Board
| of Health will meet at the Ocean
Forest on the p, %, and % with
400 expected to attend. On the
24th of May, the Cotillion Dance
will be held in the Hotels spaci'
OILS ballroom. The Institute OF
Scrap Iron with approximately
! $50 members will gather for three
days beginning June 1.
Other important conventions
scheduled at the Ocean Forest
This season are the Bakers Asso'
citation, Oil Jobbers Association
Roofing and Sheet Metal Con
tractors, Hardware Association
of tho Carolinas, Production
Credit Corporation, Associated
Asbestos Contractors, Pilot Life
insurance Company, American
Association of Textile Chemists
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
WOMAN SPIES
REVEAL SECRETS
OF SOVIET RUSSIA

Two years ago, American sci
entists in the Middle East record
ed effects of the first Soviet A
bomb tests. They were alerted
weeks earlier, largely by reports
from an American woman spy
behind the Iron Curtain.
According to the May issue OF
Cosmopolitan magazine, the Cen
trail Intelligence Agency, our new
worldwide espionage network
has scores of women operating
aborad, several in the very
shadow of the Kremlin.
The writer, a former o. S. S.
officer, reveals for the first time
the exploits of American women
in the intelligence field. He
quotes his chief as saying that,
"In the face of extreme danger,
O. S. S. women showed courage
ana ABILITY on d Par Will any
mans"
Mrs. Emmy RADIO, says the arti'
Gle, achieved one of the biggest
intelligence scoops of the war by
extracting from a refugee de
tailed harbor information when
our Army was planning the land
ings in North Africa.
"Artemis," whose real name IS
still a secret, is the 37-year-old
American woman who was land
ed in Normandy by submarine
walked across France, personally
led guerrilla sabotage bands. and
blew up a bridge all by herself
while a German truck convoy was
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09

crossing it. A hundred Nazi
troops were killed.
Mrs. Dorothy Huston, called
"the best American undercover
agent of them ALL" cracked one
of the most dangerous espionage
rings in this country. 1t was
made up of Polish refugees who
had rented an apartment in New
York. Mrs. Huston rented an ad.
joining apartment, casually made
their acquaintance, and, within
ten days, had them spilling Sc.
crets all over the place"
THAT women excel as intelll'
gence agents is nothing new"
says the article. "for five thous.
and years, every espionage SER
vice on earth has turned over to
women the missions too delicate
for it's men to handle"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09
WHY THEY'RE CALLED
NAVAL STORES"

The term, naval stores, ="
which has come to mean pine
products such as rosln, turpen
tine, wood tar and pitch, dates
back to the time of wooden sail
ing ships when the products were
used to caulk seams, treat rope,
prepare paint, etc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09

ceived the prize for low score.
At the conclusion of play ham.
bergers were served by Mrs
Cameron to DR.. Cameron, DIR. L.
M. Medlin, Ben Nesmith,III, Viii.
lard Wright, ]. o. Prince, Edwin
Wright, Don Hughes and Liston
New.
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Dam Cameron
.:1oe Host

= DI II g Da 5|s o. S nis home
l. bridge evening min Ben L. Ne,
kharsda1y!r won the hogh score
Eni'n;; III nd Wi Willard Wright re
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-09

Both North Carolina and the
nation as a whole are expected
70 produce more meats, milk, and
eggs this year than last.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-05-18
huttiq

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bayett are
proud parents of an 8 pound baby
girl born May 10 ..... Mrs. Will
Jackson Of Marion, La. is here
at the bedside of her daughter,
Mrs. Warren Bass ...... Mrs. Lottie
Mae Lewis of Alexander, La. has
moved here to make her home -.
Miss Otha ID. Fields of Farmers
vile, La. moved here last week go.
Clifford Bradford OF Camden Wis
tied his sister, Miss Edward Lee
Bradford, and his mother, Mrs.
Violet Bradford, over the week
end go. Miss Dorothy L. Everett
and John l.. Reynolds visited in
townsville, La. over the week
end Miss Everetts sister Mrs.
Hannah Manning and daughter,
Emma Grace Reynolds returned
with her Send all news to Geor-
gia M. Bass or call 1928.
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and Mrs. M. A. Mosby spent two
Gays recently, in Little Rock.
while there Rev. Littlejohn visit
ed at Arkansas Baptist college m
W. X. Jones was in Stuttgart Fri
day night attending a meeting of
Pilgrim Rest No. lac, Royal Arch
chapter ......,, Sunday was a red
letter day at ST Luke M B.
church where Rev. E. c. Colds
berry OF Helena is the pastor
The occasion was the dedication
OF a new church edifice. Among
the guest congregations was Union
Baptist church and pastor. Rev.
I. l.. Littlejohn, who delivered
the dedicatory message. Mrs.
Claudine Washington. pianist of
Union Baptist church, rendered
music for the program 1900. Rev
D. S. Robinson and w. r. Jones
attended the funeral of job n
Mallory, which was held at the
Brown Chapel CINE church in
Brinkley, Saturday Mr.. Mallory
was 32nd degree Mason. a shrin-
er, Knight of Pythian and a mem
Der OF the Jugamos Ill., J. II.
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Chichester
Roy Curtis Jones

Roy Curtis Jones
The following students names
were omitted from the honor roll
for the last six weeks: Lee Davis
Hines, Samuel Alexander, Thelma
Scott and Maccie Coleman -.
The first, second and third grades
presented their closing program
last Friday night. The audience
enjoyed the singing, poems and
dances by the little folk. Misses
Minnie Smith and Elsie Curry in
structors -~.. Ella Mae Foot, a
member of the eighth grade class.
left for Rockford. Illinois last
week to be at the bedside of her
sister :. Chichester Chatter. What's
cooking good looking? It seems
as II there will be plenty cook
ing since BJL has taken FIJI
from BAG. What's the matter with
Ills and TCW lately2 CML. BAG
and EVE are the popular girls
around CHS. Look out, MIRO be-
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Dumas
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Mrs, Emma Payton and family
of Little Rock visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Lee 80. Eugene Lacy,
Andrew Thomas, Mrs. Lena Jones
and Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mays of
st. Louis. visited relatives here
over the week end 800. Mrs. Geor-
gia Burkett and George jenkins
of Pine Bluff visited their rela-
tives last Sunday -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theola Cotton of Hot Springs
were guests of Mrs. Mamie Nc
Donald 49,. The 10Th anniversary
of the pastorate of Rev. E. l..
Carter was observed at St Peters
Rock church Sunday H.. School
news: Mrs. E. B. Harris. teacher
of Rankin school and her students
presented an enjoyable program
at the school last week The 9th
grade class presented ITS Date
and PA Nosey and Ma Gossip.
Mrs. A. T. Crawford was sponsor.
The 10th grade class presented
The Apple Family. Mrs S. J.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-05-18

Some folks say that there are
tricks In all trades. There is only
one trick with these candy recipes
the use Of corn syrup. For
Karo gives crispness to the Peanut
Butter Krunchies and Popcorn
Balls, and insures velvety creami-
ness in the Creamy Uncooked
Fudge. These recipes are fun to
make and mighty good to eat Hide
Popcorn Ball in the lunch box,
make Peanut Butter Krunchies for
the Canasta party and serve
Creamy Uncooked Fudge for des-
sert for luncheon or dinner.
oId.Fashioned Popcorn Balls
1 cup Karo Syrup. Blue Label
cup brown sugar
u cup water
| teaspoon vinegar
2 tablespoons butter or margarine
2 quarts unsalted popped corn
Combine first four ingredients In
saucepan Cook over medium heat,
stirring constantly until mixture
boils. Continue cooking, stirring
almost constantly to hard ball
stage (260' F) or until small
amount of mixture forms a hard
ball when tested In very cold water,
Remove from heat; quickly add
butter and blend. Slowly pour over
popped corn in large bowl, while
mixing well. Form into balls, using
as little pressure as possible. But.
ter hands, IL desired Makes Is
about 2ts inches In diameter.
Peanut Butter krunchles
y cup sugar
u cup dark corn syrup
a teaspoon salt
! cup peanut butter
6 runs corn fakes
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Robinson of Pine Bluff, Ill. Poten-
tate, Robman Temple No. n.
AEAONMS, spent a few minutes
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs W
h. Jones -.... Mrs. c. E. Horne
who recently underwent a tonsi!-
iectomy is, at this writing, con-
Valescing rapidly ............ A brief
Mothers Day program was rend-
cred Sunday morning at ST. An.
drew AME church with Mrs.
w. K, Jones in charge. Appear.
Ing on the program were E. L.
Sisson and Mesdames j. E..
Hughes and w H. Williams. Sew
eral voluntary expressions were
given by other members of the
audience. The pastor, Rev. J. L.
Smith, closed the program with
an inspirational sermon .....-.. Miss
Erma Ernie Miller was guest
of Miss Reaver L. Jones Sunday
Miss Jones was hostess to Miss
Miller at dinner s.....- Read the
STATE PRESS every week. 1t is
tops among Negro newspapers in
Arkansas That biggest and best
event which we have had you
looking and listening for. has
been postponed from May 20 to
later date But keep on looking
and listening. we got something
for you. yes sir, we surely have
$500. How about that news? Call
299M right now. Tell Alice aboat
II. She will tell everybody about
it via the columns of Arkansas
foremost sepia neWsweekly, the
PRESS 49,. See you next week.
and don't forget to remember 10
spend your money with those
merchants who want us for en-
ployees as well as patrons You
know them. sure you do.
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visiting her mother. Mrs. Agnes
Brazil .-., A birthday party was
given in honor of r. L. Humph-
rey at his home Saturday evening.
The table was beautifully decorat-
ed with birthday cake and roses.
a delicious plate lunch, drinks
and Ice cream were served to the
iorty-two guests present Persons
attending from out of town were,
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Matlock of
Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. Prince
Matlock of Hensley; Mrs. Nora
Tyler and children of Ivan, Mr..
and Mrs, K. II. Matlock; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Matloek and children;
Mrs. Mary Diggs and daughter all
of Princeton. Mr.. Humphrey re-
eelved many lovely gifts ... Lit
Tie Misses Marie. Doris and Juan
ita Matlock spent the week end
visiting relatives in Sparhman So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince Matlock and
Mrs. Willie B. Harrison visited
IN the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Lawson last week. Mr.. Law
son left Wednesday for Arizona ....
Mrs. S. l.. Humphrey, Mrs. Rosie
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Har-
rlson and children; Mr.. and Mrs.
Prince Matlock of Hensley; Mr..
and Mrs, G.. l.. Matlock of Oak
iahd and other visiting friends
attended the church anniversary
and Mothers Day program given
at the Harmony Baptist church of
Sparkman, Sunday 49,. After
short stay in Bearden with their
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L Mat
lock will leave for their home in
California.
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into saucenan place over low heat
Cook stirring conetantIv until
sugar ia comnleteIv dissolved
US0o Remove from heat Add
peanut butter Stir until blended
auickly mix with corn fakes which
have been slightly crushed Press
into lightly CREASED sjncb souare
nan. When cool and almost SET cut
into small souares Makes az
souares.
c
"S o"'''"e0 ''""'
W. o,, pa Soe, . - oJU
~ .oh,asnoons hr,,or ~ n.r,o-,ro
~ 800 IN. =. al, 80. -.
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.egal.Notiee

In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Philip DeSalvo, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 9l486
Annie Mae Whitaker. Defendant
N OTI ICE
Notice is hereby given that there
has been filed in the office Of the
clerk OF the Chancery Court OF
Pulaski County. Arkansas. a pc.
tition to confirm and quiet In
Philip DeSalvo the title to the
following lands in Pulaski County.
Arkansas to wit: Lot 7. Block ~,
S. J. Johnson's Addition to the
city of Little Rock, Arkansas.
All Persons claiming said lands,
or any interest therein are hereby
notified and warned TO appear in
said court six weeks after the
date of the first publication Of
this notice. and show cause why
the title to said lands should not
be confirmed In Philip DeSalvo.
Witness my hand as such clerk.
and the seal Of said court this
End day of May 1851.
II. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Martha Akin. d. c.
5:ll-l8-25,6 g. -8-l5 Ct
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fordyce
VIM. Crump


Rev. f. f. Harris, pastor of Mt
Tabor Baptist church, preached
Sunday morning Many visitors
were present ~ Mrs Cora Cham
bers a life long resident of the
city. passed Friday afternoon,
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday. Survivors included one
daughter, Mrs. Hettie Johnson;
sons, Maceo and j. T. Chambers,
Little Rock Wiley Chambers, Chi
cage and Homer Chambers, Los
Angeles .... Mrs. Wayne B. Jones
spen, the week end in Warren
visiting her sister .. Mrs. Cottie
Jacobs spent the week end in
Carthage and Little Rock with
sisters The baccalaurcate serV-
ices for the graduating class OF
Dallas county training school
were held Sunday afternoon al
St John AME church. Rev. W G,
WYNN delivered the address ..~.
Rev. X. W. Jacobs and daughter,
Miss Dorothy Jacobs, made a trip
TO Little Rock to visit Mrs. Char
ity Jacobs. who is in hospital
there .. Mrs. Waste Lee Craig
Of Dallas. Texas, is in the city
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ivan
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Lea Humphrey of Fordyce cele-
brated his 73rd birthday with a
large number of his friends pres
ent. Saturday. Mrs. Nora Tyler
and children attended the party
given in his honor 80. York Will
born has just returned from
visit in Little Rock with hi;
children go Mrs. Corean Tisdale
was returned to the hospital last
week. At this writing her con
dition is reported improved ...
Sylvester McDuffie is still on the
sick list ..~. John (Chuck) Webb
has been dismissed from the Uni
versity hospital after underg olns
surgery ...... The Calvery Baptist
church participated in the ami
versary services of the pastor OF
the Church Of God in Christ last
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Clarendon
lliee LittlejOhn

Alice LlttieJVh"
The Clarendon district confer
r.s Of the AME church conven-
n Nav 10 II at st. Andrew
I,areb with Rev. W, S. Shelton,
residing elder, and Rev. j. L.
kbelton. host pastor. Approx
k,tely $1,000 were collected in
! Ms meeting for christian educa-
ko Miss Bettye Mae Whitley
Nd daughter spent last weekend
Inn her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Whitley James Thomson
kea. Sunday in Memphis Some
\ the outsta 1dIng visitors attend
h the district conference Wee
Ru c. C. Azlas presiding elder,
S,utlgart district, Rev. d. j. Web
h presiding elder. Helena Dis
klcl. Rev. Roman, presiding elder
kOn Natehez, Miss; Rev. A. E.
tDade, pastor Of West Memphis,
fa vas accompanied by his wife,
4 McDade Rev. c. L. Lit
tohn. Mrs. G E Horne and
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The conference of Chichester
circuit was very successful. A fin
aneial report of $700.90 was made.
Rev. Tom Stith pastor Persons
from Good Hope attending the
conference were. lrie Murphy,
superintendent OF the Sunday
school; Mrs. Effie Walker, secre-
tary Of the church and Mrs. Lydia
Toney 49,. Mrs. Bessie Sockwell
visited her father, Louis Bowman
OF FL Dorado last week ...... Mrs.
Corene Epperson of New York
visited her uncle last week. Mrs
Epperson visited Mr. and Mrs. E.
B. Sockwell while here ..... Mrs.
Eddie Mae Box is on the sick lis.
along with Mrs M. Douglas and
Mrs Georgia McNeely
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Mrs, Amanda Wilborn

week ,....., Mrs Amanda Wilborn
made a trip to Harrell to visit
her sister, Mrs, Nancy Kicks ......,,
Club No. met at the home OF
Mrs. Odessia McDuffie ,.s...., Mr.
and Mrs, Preston Wilborn and
children OF Little Rock were re-
cent visitors here .... Pvt. Isaac
Smith of TT, Benning, Georgia,
was here a few days ago visiting
his wife, Mrs. Paulean Harris
Smith, and other relatives. The
Smiths left for Detroit where Pvt.
Smith will visit his sister before
going to Washington for overseas
shipment,
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Des Arc
Ella M. Brown

The pastor of Fellowship Bapt.
church, Rev. II. w Rodgers. was
present Sunday and delivered the
sermon for the morning service.
Rev. X. A. Cooney delivered the
sermon for the evening service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cade of Cotton
Plant visited here Sunday Mrs
J. e. MeKissic. Mrs. Juanita Tay-
lor and Mrs. Evie Holloway at
tended the meeting at Arkansas
Baptist college in Little Rock last
week .... Mr. and Mrs r. L. Ford
of Pine Bluff visited their parents
Saturday .... Class no 8 of Fell
lowship church was awarded both
banners Sunday ..,... Rev. and Mrs
r. w. Rodgers were dinner guests
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-05-18

of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas
last week $50. The cemetery clean
ing association headed by Ode
Brown has collected $3l.95 to pur-
chase a lawn mower .......... VFW
Smith and William Post 1901 met
Friday and made plans for fish
fry to be held Thursday in Hick-
ory Plains ~ga Mrs. Pearl Matthias
and Mrs. Ophelia Clayborn visit
ed here last week 80. Mrs. Car
RE koonee visited her sister, Mrs.
Gessie Mae Huley in Hazen last
week 49, Mrs. Cora Rollin of East
Des Arc visited Mrs. Marian Hill
recently.
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Legal Notices:

In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Jesse A. Wright and Bernice nj
wright, his wife. Plaintiffs
VS., No. 9l3l6
Roy Davis and Lot In Block II
OF Giles Addition to the City OF
North Little Rock, Pulaski
County. Arkansas. Defendants
Notice Is hereby given that there
has been filed in the office Of the
Clerk of the Chancery Court OF
Pulaski County. Arkansas, a pe-
tition to confirm and quiet In
Jesse A. Wright and Bernice M.
wright the title to the following
lands in Pulaski County. Arkan.
sas, to-wit:
Lot S in Block IL of Giles Ad.
dition to the City Of North Lit.
tie Rock in Pulaski County, Ar.
kansas.
All persons claiming said lands
or any interest therein are here.
by notified and warned to appear
In said court within six week.
and show cause why the title "a
said lands should not be confirm.
ed In said Jesse A. Wright ana
Bernice M. Wright.
Witness my hand as such Clerk
and the seal of said court on thie
18th day Of April, 1851.
H. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, D. c.
Carl Langston
Solicitor for PLAINTIFF
4:20-27;5:4-1l-lS-25 q
WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Philip DeSalvo. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 8l486
Annie Mae Whitaker. Defendant
The defendant. Annie Mae Whita.
ker, Is warned to appear In this
court within thirty days and an.
swer the complaint of the plain.
tit, Philip DeSalvo.
Dated: May 2. 1851
Philip DeSalvo, Pro Sc
Carl Langston. Attorney ad Litem
II. 5. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Martha Akin. D. c.
5u-l8-25;6:i Il
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Williams, sponsor ,-.,,,,. Mckinley
Moore and wife, from Little Rock
visited Mr. Moore's sister, Mrs.
Purley Harden .,,. Lonsey league
and cousins, Frank Williams, Ager
Williams and Jessie Williams, are
here from Kansas City visiting
Mr., and Mrs. Minsey league.
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Rev, and Mrs. Wright from
Stuttgart visited at First Baptist
church 1900 Mr.. and Mrs, Willie
Brunson of Pine Bluff visited rel
atives here Sunday .,a......... Mrs.
Blanche Brunson has returned
home from Little Rock where she
has been under treatment in
hospital .v9 First Baptist church
closed its revival services last
week, Rev j, c. Holms of Stutt-
CART was the revival speaker. Rev.
f. w, Taylor is pastor of the
church o Willie Boyd from
Ilehnor visited his wife, Mrs.
Melvinia Boyd .....,.... Mrs, Estella
Duncan died at her home May
9th Funeral services were held
Sunday ..... Mrs. Ressie Strivers,
Miss Larue People, Miss Vertie
M. Pitts, Miss Shirley Butler. Miss
Erssie Butler, Nose Pitts, Miss
Mosetta Smith. Miss Constant
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Martin,
and Mrs. Annie Fitzpatrick at
tended the commencement exer-
cises at Emmanuel high school.
The guest speaker was George J.
James, principal of Corbin high
school, Pine Bluff .... Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clark, Jim Clark and chill
dren and E. c. Stevens visited
relatives and friends in Gould
and Dumas Sunday.
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WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Jackie White, Plaintiff
VS.. No 9l44l
Charlene White. Defendant
The defendant. Charlene White, Il
warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff. Jackie
White.
Dated May 10th, 1851
Thad d. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn +. Walther
Attorney ad Litem
II. s. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Martha Akin. ID. G.
5:l8-25;6:i-8N
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WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Arphelar Mishmore. Plaintiff
VS.. No 0i554
Eddie Mishmore, Defendant
The defendant. Eddie Mishmore. is
warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff. Ar-
phelar Mishmore
Dated, May 9th. 1851
j. X. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
J. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
H. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner. d. G.
5:i8-256:l-8 At
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cause SRB Is beating your time
with Let, See you next week.
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ArkadeIphia

The students Of Delark school
went on a tour Of Little Rock. A.
mong the interesting places Wis.,
tied were the zoo, Shorter college
Philander Smith college and the
state capitol.