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Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27
Legal Notice

In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Jesse A. Wright and Bernice M.
Wright, his wife, Plaintiffs
VS.. No. 9l3l6
Roy Davis and Lot in Block IL
Of Giles Addition to the City Of
North Little Rock, Pulaski
County, Arkansas. Defendants
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that there
has been filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Chancery Court Of
Pulaski County. Arkansas. Pc
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 weeks
and show cause why the title to
said lands should not be confirm
ed in said Jesse A. Wright and
Bernice M. Wright.
Witness my hand as such Clerk
and the seal of said court on this
nth day OF April. 1851.
II. s. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner. d. c.
Carl Langston
Solicitor for Plaintiffs
4:20-27;5:4-l1-l8-25 ct
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with a large attendance 49,. 7. Y
Malone was guest Of his father,
Thomas Malone Of Three Creeks.
over the weekend 49,. Mrs. Myr-
tie Hendrix. Mrs. Irene williams
and Mrs. Myrtle Moore attended
the Friendship board meeting In
Strong last week go. Mrs. Robbie
Hogan visited in Mansfield, La.
over the weekend .,a.. Mrs. Natha
l.. Stephens was in FL Dorado on
business last week .... HARDER
Williams visited his sister, Mrs.
Annie wilkins, over the weekend
So. Earl Johnson from Reynolds
MIL, visited his sister Sunday =.
Mrs Vora Moore and Miss Elana
Moore were guests of their co,,s-
ms recently go. Mrs. Dollie Log
gins and Mrs. Mary B. Davis Wis.,
tied Mrs. Malta l.. Stephens over
the weekend %. Eddie Hue Meek
of Fl Dorado visited his uncle
Joe Meek, recently.
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27
Ivan
Earlean Marshall
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Earlean MARSHALL
Mr.. and Mrs, Vester Wilborn
left last week for Oregon 500. ....
Moderator j. E. Tidwell and Dean
and Mrs. Mamie Wilborn, ae-
companied by four Bradley dis
trict Sunday school and BTU in
structors. attended an institute
in Hot Springs which was spon-
Sored by the National Baptist S,
S. Publishing Board, Inc. They re-
ceived certificates Of progress in
the school work. Instructors cred
tied for this course were Mrs. Be-
atrice Harris, Mrs. Eta Faulk,
Warren; Mrs. Alma Jacobs, Thorn
ton; Miss Elsie NJ Simmons, For
dyce -. Sunday was Mems Day
at Calvary Baptist church. The
pastor preached wonderful SER
mon. The guest speaker was York
Wilborn, jr Of Little Rock, Among
the visitors present were Rev.
and Mrs. w. l.. Crow. Wardie
Harris. Eunice Kicks, Mrs. Mar
gle Andrews, May Fay Larks,
Fordyce; Mrs. |. R. Williams and
Mrs. E. Smith Of Malvern; T. Will
liams of Arkadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Webb and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Webb and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Shell
ton and son, Edward Lee, and
Jessie Webb OF Canon communi-
ty Mr.. Johnson of Lee Ridge and
Mrs Lizzette Coleman of Kings
land were also visitors. A total
of $5465 was reported .4.... Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Barnett of Man
ley, Iowa visited relatives and
friends here recently ....... Mrs,
Lucia Jones. former resident of
this city. is the mother OF baby
girl, born April 81 .s...-...... Rev.
Earnest Webb of Reno. Nevada,
formerly of the Canon Commune
ty. was here visiting friends re-
Gently 49,. Mrs. Corean Tisdale is
still on the sick list .... Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Wilborn and and daught-
er. Eta Fay, and Miss Lorece
MeDuffie visited Enon Baptist
church at Ellisville last Sunday to
set up modern church school
there. Mrs. Wilborn motored to
Thornton 10 attend an Usher's
March program where she was
guest speaker -. James c. Me-
Duffie. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
vester MeDuffie who Is serving
the goth Air Force in Korea sends
greetings to all his friends thru
a hometown release form that his
parents recently received. Pvt.
McDuffie attended Dallas county
training school in Fordyce an d
was active on the basketball team
there. He reports that he visited
Mt. Fuji in Yokohama. Japan
since being overseas and that II
was a most interesting experience
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Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27
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Clarendon
Alice kittlej0hn

Mrs. Bessie Harmon, nee Ashe,
spent several days last week with
her sick sister. Mrs. Amy Bow
dry ~sy Mrs billiard Mosby spent
awhile in Stuttgart with her in
disposed sister, Mrs. Earnest Fitz-
patrick ... Rev. E. c. Goldsber-
ry preached a very instructive
sermon at Carver high Tuesday
night. The public collection was
$28.6l 49,, Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Davenport are proud parents of
baby girl born April II ..........
Rev. c. l.. Littlejohn has complet-
ed very successful revival at
Second Baptist church in Stutt-
CART. Rev. E. w Taylor is pastor
of the church. Thirty-eight per-
sons were added to the church
during this religious awakening -
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Watson of
MARVEL visited their aunt. Mrs.
w. r. Jones -. Mrs. Gussie Dunn
spent several days with her i'll
mother in Postelle community -.
Revival will begin at Union Bapt
church Sunday. Rev. e. l.. Little
john is pastor. Rev F. l.. Alex
ander of North Little Rock will
conduct the meeting ...... April
Goth was contest day in the lit.
erary and other departments OF
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27
-:AR0UND DUNBAR
(Mrs.) T. G. Dozier

THE monthly guidance assembly program highly sue
~ and enjoyable. The theme for April "Cvic and So
@ responsibility which relates to participation in the ac-
a cities Of the school, group and the community
wv Pose Robinson served mistress of ceremonies
Tho following program rendered.
Subtitle Voter Observation-Disclosures Florence John
BETTY Walton Lois Fisher, Eunee Stokes Jackie Allen
hv MITCHELL Velma Perkins, Jacquelyn Jordan Billie Olive
watson James springer,
!, aurea Williams; b-homeroom Shirley Garth; c-honor
tas Dorothy Robinson, d-athletie clubs Bobbe Morgan
hrcat staff Foy Fisher; fir red cross Doris Jordan
social Responsibility: Party Scene: Thema Turner
= yvonne Sharpe. Dr. o. questions and social
activities and manners
IVAN solo, Lois Mohershed; dancers: Jackie Tally Nellie
ar Ollie Darng piansts: Dorothy Johnson and Grace
Helen Hayes.
Fnale-enre cast: MAY the Good Lord Bless and
hfp comn,ittee Mrs. NJ Works. Mrs. M. Cann Mrs. H. Nc
n Mrs c. Jackson Mrs. S. Jordan chairman and Misses
Tate and E. Long.
u..rh Report for March
Number of students visiting health room for first aid 327
yuher of influenza reported .....,...... 80
Number of pink eye cases reported
Number of mumps reported ............,.... ID
Number of measles reported ..,.........'.'.Z
Number of dental corrections ,..,..,..'.'''t'.'2
Number of vision corrections
Number of emergency cases reported ...'.....'..Z
Number of students weights checked ....,......le4
Number of hearing loss tested ,ooz
Number withdrawn because of prolonged illness %
Tho Dunbar debating the debate with coron hgh
Dive Ruff in Pine Bluff Tuesday Subject: Resolved: Ihat
s American People Should Reject The Welfare State Inc
rs we're Thema Williams, William Guy and Melvin Banks
e Corbn also debated here, Monday in the Audorlum
mnhar was voted the rating of "Unqualifiedy Approved
h acent meeting the North Central Association OF COL
% and Secondary Schools This is the highest rahg aceo
in this association There are 9o Arkansas se'oos
G tove membership but only 38 received this ratlne .
Tho guidance assembly given by the 7h grade boys euiu
m rop under the auspices of Mrs. Harper Miss Edna Doug
IT,, Mr. Sharpe and Mr.. Foster elimination Oh ue euu-
o activities for the school year 1850 81 Master Oh eeie
mics uas John Waller Students who participated IN ue sn
&C. This Is Life were R. d. jenkins, jackie Moeheau, u
Fdaon Joel Motley, Hersche Smith, Huey JACKSON D'ie
lHst Thomas Frazier Issac Sarks, Robert Sterling -
uerbert staggers Jerry Daniels Lonnie Pondex.ef Villas
Hudson Olivia Perry Theodore Jordan and Willie Harry nom
Trozier rendered vocal solo, THAT Lucky ole sum- Aoei'
n teacher at Arkansas Baptist college spoke on ECU
cation for Citizenship -, . ~, a, all.
Mrs D E Fosters 10th grade biology class went Oh al m
L fold trin and picnic Glams park SATURDAY. o'uue
t nt standing collections of bugs, lizards etc. We[
pAara Waters Roma Allison, William Langley ,aniena
nte Iois Halliburton, Bettye Mccoy Ardel Cuioefsoh
shirley Brown Martha Cole Shirley Coquett anne naih
- I,lJno smith Wilma Robinson and Henry Mae Leehs
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27
augusta

". Iayne
The Old Ship Of Zion viii be
presented at Bethlehem M. b.
lthurch Sunday night ,.~. Rev. A.
q Burton, pastor of Ward Chap
IA AME church, preached
Wonderful sermon for the Fedora
bon Missions society at New Sa-
EN- NJ B. church Sunday evening
Y C. c. Jackson, who has been
>i for some time, was taken TO
Pie hospital in Searcy ...~" Mrs
Martha Smith of California is
Very ILL., She is the mother OF
|NE Bessie Green ... Mrs. Josie
lake suffered head injury when
PEI swing broke ..... Mrs Ange-
Pine Clark Is still on the SICK
PSI VIII Jackson is reported
fome better The tenth annual
read and dress contest was held
hprll "A at Carver hi school. The
on,es, was largely attended and
fnloyed by all present Mrs. Fan
lie Mae Boone, home demonstra-
lon agent. and Miss Siviana Mays,
assistant home demonstration a
ent for Negro work served as
3udges Miss Tavern Williams,
'eacher at Carver high school,
conducted very interesting and
educational quiz for the All club
tlrls and II d. women. First,
tcond and third places were won
|Py the following All club divi-
lons Church dress, Glady Us
Prowh, McCrory, Is, and Marga-
~ King, Revels. End School
reSS. Velma Slater, Shady Grove
~ Germentha King, Revels, End.
nd Annie Lee Brown, McCrory,
a 70 Work Apron. Ethel Lou Mad
80 Fitzhugh, LIST; Rolls. Lula E.
Nloeout. Augusta, LIST; Erma M.
Noddy. Revels. 2nd and Mildred
rlayson Shady Grove, Ord. Per-
ohs winning in the home demon
'ration divisions were, Miss An
y Razor, Revels. LIST for church
ieSs' Mrs. Dorothy Crockett, Nc
rory End and Miss Jessie Scott,
Suaoy Grove. Ord. Work garments
ll@ Jewel Dinwiddie, Harri:
napeL LIST; Dazzle williams, Rev.
~ Ind and Annie Bell Barns
SeVels, 3rd. Rolls, Ada Webb
harris Chapel, LIST; Bertha Brown
ru,cOrory, End and Mrs. Donit
ARK Augusta, 3rd. Coconut pie
as Ida M Black, Augusta, LIST
,amle Roddy, Revels, End; Mrs
'a1el Smith, Goodwich, 3rd. Lem
~ pie Mrs Louise Redus, New
"em' LIST; Bernice Glenn, Rev
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27

some girl a good time l know
JMM is glad to see ERR up on
her feet again. ELC is getting lots
of mail from Crossett nowadays.
What happened to BAG and FIJI?
Could CA be taking his place.
Whenever MIG comes around he
leaves some girls mind on a
wonder LIP comes up to see E.
WE quite often, RIM says she
has RIP all for herself. wonder
II she knows what she is talking
about? She shouldn't take things
so serious. Him of Crossett has
been writing ELC quite bit late
ly, Watch out WIFI. See you
next week.
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Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27

As"s"'s AAAAi, piabbt iiiAaii
Center and Bay. Members from
White Oak attending We're Mrs
Bessie l.. Sockwell, local All club
leader; Mrs, Udell Soekwell, sec,
Mrs, Effie Walker, vice president;
Mrs Georgia Sockwell, reporter,
II members attending were,
Miss Josephine MeNeely, Miss
Elsie M. Blake, Miss Glora Jene
Marks, Miss Bonnie Jene Alex
ander, Miss Bobbie Blake, Miss
Charlene Box, Miss Bette Ann
Blake, Ollie Jack Box, Lee Ed
ward Alexander and Marvin
Marks, A delicious dinner was
served the visitors. A demonstra-
ton was given by two All club
boys. Herman johnson was spon-
sor OF the program, Remarks
were made by the state home
demonstration agent, Mrs. Nelly,
the state agriculture agent, l.. c.
Ray; Mrs E. M, Wilson, H d.
county agent and Clyde Ferguson,
county agent 5000, A ham and egg
show was held at the Camden
court house recently. Winners
We're Mrs, Effie Walker, lSt prize
for white eggs; Mrs. Georgia
Sockwell, End prize for ham,
Berry Scott, LIST prize for ham;
Mrs. Maggie Kendall End prize
for ham; Berry Scott, LIST prize
on middling; Mrs. Nancie Scott,
End prize on middling; d. c. Scott
LIST prize on shoulder and Mrs.
Mary Bailey. LIST prize on yellow
eggs 800. The Missionary program
was very successful at Good Hope
church last week. The missionary
president, Mrs. M. T. Douglas,
sponsored the program. Visitors
from Waters chapel were Mrs.
Unice Blake, Mrs. Emma Blake,
Miss Selma Blake and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ollie Blake 49, The Golden
Star chapter No. $50 of Rosston
sponsored a debate last week. The
debaters were Ward Mandenhall,
W. J. jenkins, Prof. Robert Han
ME, Mr.. Ellis. B. E. Beasley from
Willisville, Mrs. Beatrice Jenkins,
Mrs Estella Tidwell, Mrs. p. Ellis,
Mrs Bessie Soekwell and Elnora
Morgan. The women won by
points over the men. Visitors were
present from Prescott. Refresh
ments were served following the
debate -. Rev. l.. P Johnson,
presiding elder, held his quarter
ly conference Sunday at Whites
chapel AME church of the Mag
nolia district. Rev. c. B. Hughey
is pastor. Rev S. j. Garrett
brought the evening message $500.
Pvt Hoover Gulley is home on
furlough visiting relatives 80. 90.
Good Hope 1--WE: Hello cats What
is your request? II you don't
know read your STATE PRESS.
There is plenty of 1--WE also chat
ter. just right for tattlers to scat
ter. LMR and SRW are looking
for Ills. 1t seems that two cats
have put their friends, JPN and
GINA out Of business. FRT and
JRG are in love. CML is like
a motherless child since MPL
left her.
De-. Vufl-.- N~-.no.
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27
Stephens

The 9th and 10th grades home
room has been very congenial
and devoted as real family We
nave also worked well together.
NOT as much as We would like
10 have worked, but as much as
TIME would permit.
Our contributions for this school
term are as follows; we con
trlbuted $3.50 Christmas seals
sl'2o, Easter seals; $l2.67 to the
library Each month we have been
100 percent with library fees.
Total amount from library fees
this year was s2667. Total amount
donated on charts this year was
sL7o. Total amount paid on
merchandise for Home Economics
was 1881. Total amount raised in
our room this year was Sl22.13.
Amount paid out was SCOTT and
the balance on hand is s22.36.
Our sponsor, Mrs. j. J. Vanzant,
carried us, the Science, BIZ
ology, Health, Economics and
Home Economics students on
field trip to Little Rock. We had
an enjoyable educational trip. The
places we visited were: Cd The
Philander Smith college, where
we enjoyed a wonderful lecture
by Professor l.. c. Barrow. After
which she carried us through all
departments of the college. CD
The State hospital where semi
mar was prepared for us and
wonderful lecture was made by
one of the doctors. He gave the
students valuable information on
health. He also told the students
that people in the hospital were
not different, funny or curious
but sick. just as any other per-
son would be, and with the prop
er treatments they could get well.
90 The Arkansas Democratic
building where students were
shown through the building by
some of the journalists. There we
saw how papers were printed
t4 The students shopped in sew
eral of the stores. They h d
lunch at one of the stores. CD
We visited the state capitol and
there observed a number of ma
tural resources of Arkansas on
display. Co We visited Shorter
college where we met some of
our hometown girls: Norma G.
Watson. Allean Butler, frankie
Butler and Hazel d. Sutton. We
also visited all departments of the
college. Cd We visited the Zoo
out at Fair park
Honor students from the 9th
and 10th grades are: Eva J But
Ter. Geraldine Smith, Selma Turn
er. Louise Hunter, Rosie NJ Will
liams. Marlean Butler, Alvern
Watson, Earvie G. Adair. Gennie
M. Patterson and Esther J. Will
liams.
We are planning Heaven and
He'll party
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Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27
Fordyce
Z. Z. Scott

An Achievement Day" event
between the Dallas county train
ing school, Carthage high school
and Sparkman high, was held at
Dallas county school gym last
week. Contests were held in dra-
mates, exhibits and athletics. For
dyce won the trophy by scoring
the highest points, Carthage won
second place and Sparkman, Bird 81.
90. DR.. J. A. White. Warren, presi-
dent of the state NAACP; +. e.
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27

Scott and Rev, Gordon Of War
rem made a flying trip to Ell Do
RADIO in the interest of the NAA-
CP organization on Sunday. The
meeting was held at First Baptist
church, Music for the occasion
was furnished by the Washington
high school choral club. Mrs. Ruth
A, Jackson presided at the piano.
Several new members joined the
organization. The address by DR.
White was keynoter 800. The
chorus of the Arkansas Bapt. col
lege, Little Rock, rendered a pro-
gram at Mt Tabor Baptist church
Sunday TO an appreciative audi
ence. If the ovations given the
numbers rendered We're an index
to the satisfaction of all, then the
program was a success. Several
faculty members, including presi-
dent Coggs, who made brief
talk, We're present. The troupe
was enroute to Warren where il
was scheduled to present must
cal program Sunday evening at
Mt Carmel Baptist church. Mrs,
Fl. E, Dyer is the accomplished
musical director go. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Barnett Of Manley, Iowa are
visiting relatives here. They are
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Fluker ...... Mrs. Ollie Cole
man is reported on the sick list
this week.
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27

Carver high school Three schools
participated In the affair, Brink
ley. Holly Grove and Mt. Pleasant
The first prize In malh was taken
by Miss Verde Mae Tyler; Sam
mic James and Sammie Giles cop
ped first and second prizes re-
speetively in the broad jump, Mr.,
James made a leap of 10 yards,
IL inches and Mr.. Giles made a
10 yard, inch hop G.. W. Kim
ball Is principal of the school. s.
The Monroe county council. pre-
sided over by Mrs. w. r. Jones'
met in a special session at Bethel
hem M. B, church recently. Plans
were made for the annual dress
and food contest 49,. Arthur Nor
ris, husband of Mrs. Lucille Nor
rls, passed Friday ....., The Claren-
don branch of the NAACP met
with Corner Stone Methodist
church Sunday. New members
We're reported by Rev, Louis Cum
bingham, 3 and w. r. Jones. 4 ID.
The Monroe county dress and food
contest was held at Philadelphia
nj, B. church, April 20 Mrs. w,
K. Jones won LIST prize in dress
making. Mrs. Mildred Davis, home
demonstration agent, supervised
the contest. Among the judges was
Mrs. Alice E. Hughes. wife OF the
local dentist, DR.. j, E. Hughes.
Read the STATE PRESS regular
ly, 1t is the most informative, most
constructive, most brilliantly edit
ed, most militant Negro News
paper published in Arkansas.
Keep your eyes and ears open
for the big event coming May 20
ANY news? Sure you have, call
299-M, ask for Alice. Tell her
about 1t and she will broadcast
1t to the world through the col
umns OF Arkansas greatest news
weekly, the PRESS.
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wesson
d. J. Loggins
The singing convention met at |
Beulah Grove church Sunday |
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27

two moist and delicious CAKE layer
Spring Glory Cake
81. cups sifted self.rising cake
-four ..,,,rr
Oh teaspoons double-acting BAKING
powder
1 teaspoon salt
" cup shortening
~ cups sugar
2 eggs, unbeaten ..n
.Milk (see below for amount
1 teaspoon vanilla
.with butter, margarine, or iaru'
use 1 cup milk. With vegetable ., OF
anv other shortening, use cup
Mus Q tablespoons milk.
sift -four once, measure, add pax
ing powder and salt, and siit to'
gelher three times. Cream shorten,
inc. add sugar gradually, anu anu
n ,rs together until light ana
euffv Add eggs, one at a time
heating very thoroughly after eac 9,
Then add -four mixture alternately
with milk, small amount az Ia
limo beating after each addition
until smooth. Add vanilla and plenu
Turn into two deep s.inch lsye t,
pans which have been lined Oh wv
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27

els, End; Mrs. Alberta Cade, Shady
Grove, 3rd. The affair was very
enjoyable. Mrs. Ida M. Black Is
reporter for the group.
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27
Good Hope
Bessie l.. Sockwell

BtSsIt Il. SUCKWtII
The All club rally was held at
Union Grove high school in Cam
den last week. Prof. H. Hanson
is principal of the school. TIL
following clubs participated in the
rally: White Oak. Good Hope.
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27
Legal Notices.:

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Frank E. II. Allison, Plaintiff
VS. No. 9l3l7
The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Of New York, ct al, Defendants
The defendant, Martie X. Allison.
Is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff. Frank
E. H. Allison.
Dated: April 10, 1851
Carl Langston
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Philip DeSalvo
Attorney ad Litem
H. s. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Martha Akin. D. G.
l:2o-H;s4-l1 4
WANING ORDER
State Of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, =.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Earil Mae Goodpastor, Plaintiff
Va No. 000o3
Jackie L. Goodpastor, Defendant
The defendant. Jackie L. Good.
pastor, is warned to appear In thu
court within thirty days and a.
swer the complaint Of the plain
tiff. Earl Mae Goodpastor.
Dated: April Is, 1851
]. A. Worsham and Diles &
Freeman, Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney I'D Litem
H. s. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Martha Akin. d. c.
4:1o-21;s:4-lik
WANING o1DI1
State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski. q.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Herman Bens, Plaintiff
W. No. 01244
lYvonne Bens, Defendant
The defendant, Yvonne Bens r
warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Herm-
an Bens.
Dated: April IS, 1851
w. W. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles l.. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem
H. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, D. c.
4:20-27;5:4-i1 q
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27
ev BETTY BARCLAY

| What a treat!
toms with paper, then creased
Bake in moderate oven (3ios FL
25 TO 80 minutes, or until done
Frost with Orange Butter Frosting'
Orange Butter FrostIns
1 tablespoon grated orange rind
u teaspoon grated lemon rind
x cup orange Juice (about)
2 teaspoons lemon Juice
3 tablespoons butter
1 egg yolk, unbeaten
X teaspoon salt ,-
3 cups sitted confectloners' sugar
Add orange and lemon rlnd to
fruit Juices and let stand 10 min
utes. strain II desired. Cream
butter, add egg yolk and salt and
mix we'll. Add part Of sugar gradu-
ally. blending after each addition.
Add sremaining sugar, alternately
with fruit juices until OF right con
sistency to spread. Beat after each
addition until smooth. Makes
enough frosting to cover tops and
aides Of two 9.inch layers. Sprinkle
aides OF Ocake generously with
shredded coconut and garnish top
with orange segments.
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Hazel Bartin, Plaintiff
VS. No. 9l272
James Houston Bartin, Defendant
The defendant. James Houston
Bartin. Is warned to appear II
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff, Hazel Bartin.
Dated: April 4, 1851
j. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
J. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
H. s. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, D. c.
4:lS-2o-27;S4 u
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. 81.
In the Pulaski Chancery Cou
Rovana Murphy, Plaintiff
vs.. No. oi265
Thomas w. Murphy, Defendant
The Defendant, Thomas w. Muir.
ply. Is warned to appear In thl0
court within thirty days and an-
swer the complaint Of the Plain-
tiff. Rovana Murphy.
Dated: April 3. 1851
Carl Langston
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Quinn Glover
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner. d. c.
4:6-ls.2o.N q
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, 80.
In the Pulaski Chancery Cour1
Janora Dennis, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 9l252
Frederick Dennis, Defendant
The Defendant. Frederick Dennl4
Is warned to appear In this cou1o
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the Plaintiff
Janora Dennis.
Dated: April 3. 1851
j. X. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
II. s. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Martha Akin. d. G.
Arkansas State press., 1951-04-27
wessoII

ID. J. Loggins
The singing convention met at
Beulah Grove church Sunday