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Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
HAPPY new YEAR
tMxNNNNNNxxi Observation-Disclosures

isn't it? and you laugh
and dance. Perhaps a drink
or two and a song, you see
an hours show, lyod Con-
ner and Flattop act CLAM
our and fun. You hear
songs and stories. You see
show shoppers, risque gags
by the Old timer himself,
Eddie leMonte. All of this
for members Of Club Mo-
rocco and their guests. The
orchestra gets silent, and
the fun is over, home you
go. A new person, a person
ready to meet the battle
again because Of a joyous
interlude, a bit OF fun.
Hostess am? Perhaps a
doctor too. Doctor Of drab
spirits and tired minds.
Hours, evenings until =?
My medicine7 Gaiety and
glamour. Best wishes for
1862 in its entirety!
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
1852 March Of
Dimes Poster Girl

Emma Pearl Berry, six, March
x Dimes poster girl, is one of
sweive children in the family of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawyer Berry. They
live on a small farm near Ray
ssond. Mississippi. Emma Pearl
vas the only one of the twelve
Berry children stricken with polio
Fighting polio for three years,
Emma Pearl row walks with the
aid Of single leg brace and crut-
ehes When she came down with
Ei1s disease al the age of three,
Emma Pearl suffered paralysis of
abdominal muscles and the mus
cI.s Of the right leg.
Emma Pearl spent six months in
Lutheran hospital, Vicksburg,
Mississippi. She still remains on
the chapter follow-up program OF
ehe National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis. March of Dimes
funds amounting to nearly $1,000
have been spent on braces, special
shoes. crutches and treatment for
the 1882 March of Dimes Poster
Girl.
Surgery is recommended for her
IN the near future Payment for
additional treatment will be pro
gided by the thousands Of volun-
seet workers in the March OF
Dimes.
Emma Pearls parents are typi.
cal sturdy American parents, But
saey could not provide all the
Kinds necessary for the expensive
care and treatment OF their daugh-
Ter Four Of every five polio pa
tients need the aid OF March OF
Dimes funds
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
IN ME:MORIAM

Des Arc-ln loving memory of
our dear mother, Mrs. f. A. Viii.
loughby, who departed this life
December "a, l949. Our hearts are
filled with loneliness. We loved
you dearly and God loved YOU too
so he took you home to rest. The
road into the sunset is one we
each must tread. and tho it brings
us sorrow when a loved one goes
ahead. Still there's comfort know.
ing that we will meet again
someday, when grief and main
are over and the clouds have roll.
ed away.
Mrs. Willie Mae Thomas
Mrs. Lily Jones
Mrs. Helen Jackson
Arthor. Edgar, Floyd, Sanford
and Gerone Willoughby.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
Entertain

Rufus Haynes, Mrs, Ethel john
son, Mr.. and Mrs, Thee Potts
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Jones, Mr.,
and Mrs, Jack Rose, ir., Mr. and
Mrs Oscar B. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs,
Clarence M. Cole, Edward M. Wal
lar. Miss Frances Burnett and Ar
thur W. Jones. Games were play
ed and many prizes were won. Mr.
Franklin read greetings from the
general manager of the company,
B NJ. Whaley,
A delicious menu was served
the employees of both firms,
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
Anderson Barnes
Befrothd|
Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. G. %. Anderson
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Herise Gwendolyn, TO
Richard l.. A. Barnes. Herise is a
junior at Spellman college Atlanta,
Georgia and a member OF the At
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. college
choir. Mr.. Barnes is graduate OF
Morehouse and has done advance
study at Atlanta university, He is
presently employed as radar in.
structor at Kesler Field Missisf
sippi. The wedding will be an
event Of the early summer. Plans
will be announced later.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
Hampton Special
Scholarship Goes
To DIS Graduate

Miss Jean Bell, is among a en-.
tering students who hold special
scholarships to Hampton institute
for the 1882 school year
The awards are made ON the
basis of the candidates high school
scholastic achievement
This year more than 100 stu
dents in all classes hold scholar.
ships and 1885 others have receiv.
ed grants-in-aid based primarily
on need.
Miss Bell, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, B. X. Underwood of
1923 w, 18th St, is a graduate of
Dunbar high school
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
'ConvaIescent
Center Receives
Screen Protector

A seeen protector with an equip
ment was recently presented to
the Jacksonville Convaleseent cen.
ter by the Women's Auxiliary OF
the Pulaski county Medical. DEN
tai and Pharmaceutical Ass1cia-
ton, A portable recording ma.
chine will be presented to the
children at McRae Sanatorium
during the Christmas season
These presentations were made
possible by the proceeds OF the
First Annual Fashion Tea given
last month, Members of the Aux
iliary are; Mrs l.. Routen, presl
dent; Mrs. j. B, Woods vice presi-
dent; DR.. <. Upshur, secretary;
Mrs. j. M, Robinson. treasurer
Mrs. G. w. S. Ish, reporter; Mrs.
J. v Jordan, parliamentarian;
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
All And \. D. Clubs
Hold Banquet

Approximately 30 people attend
81 the fifteenth annual All and
Il D. achievement banquet which
sns held Wednesday night at the
Mcneil high school, Crawfords-
gtIle.
The highlshts of the program
we're; the speakers address the
singing Of Christmas Carols and
playing games The room was
s.eorated with a beautiful Christ
mas Tree in the center Of the
roam. Each table had a center,
mace made by the Alters OF ce'
dar wreaths sprayed with silver
ana pine burrs painted red.
4 beautiful setting for the Won
terfm address on what Alters
~sn do 10 improve their standards
rnlet. was given by l.. A, Isom' u
~ lee county who Is the stare
s-H club president The song lea
tstrs LED the group in singing the
christmas Carols.
Awards were awarded to out
sanding county Alters by 7, K
fsatson, district agent,
Visitors included: Mrs. 5. X,
Mays, Hazel Mckinney, state yell
tsader and another All girl IF
Cross county. T r. Betton, district
agent, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Lam
drum Of Marion, Mrs. Landrum is
home agent In the county. A. j.
Coates, L. A Isom, Jr., Ell Mary
Clark. state song leader William
Randle of Lee county, and Mrs.
Pearl B. Fulgham of Earl
Remarks were made by Mrs
Mary o. Landrum, home dem. a
1cnt and Levada L. Parker. as
sise. home dem agent for Negro
work..
Jesse Mason, jr vice president
df the All county council presided,
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
Court Of CaIanthe
Holds Counselor
Council In Spa"

Hot SprlngS-Supreme Worthy
Counselor of the Order of Court
OF Calanthe, Sir A. G.. Castor OF
Birmingham. Alabama held a
Grand Worthy Counselor Council
December 1914 here Grand
Worthy Counselors from many
states attended. Sir r, A. Hester
OF Dallas. Texas, Supreme Chan,
celIor, was present. The two day
session ended with an elaborate
banquet and a sight seeing tour
made possible by the Supreme
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28

IN CONGRATULATIONS Joe May,
who started singing Gospel songs
when Il mere child of nine years
old. feels that the world Is in des-
perate need Of truths embodied in
the Gospel, and TO that end. he
has dt Dictated himself and his tai
ent.
The Arkansas Baptist College
Gymn is expecting capacity
house on Sunday mite when Bro
ther Joe May. Specially recording
artist Is presented in a Religious
concert.
Does your Soul need a revival
Then you can't afford to miss
hearing Brother May. the Courier
Of the Gospel. when he appears In
this city.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28

sons present representing the six.
teen states We're Mrs. v. A. Brad.
ford. Texas; Mrs Rose E. Hoard,
Illinois; Mrs. Cora Burke, Tennes.
see; Mrs. Sarah Strattman, Massa.
ehusetts; Mrs Luna Lane, India.
ma; Mrs. Edna J. Williams, Louis.
lana, Mrs, Estelle Young, sMiss
Mrs. Mary Gill, Kentucky; Mrs.
Geneva Hangabrook, Georgia; Mrs
Gertrude B, Mccoy, Arkansas
Mrs, Sallie Taylor; Alabama.
Mrs. Susie Hobbs, Kansas; Mrs
Josephine Truehart, Missouri, Mrs
Maude Brockway, Oklahoma. Mrs
Nesbit, North Carolina; and Mrs,
Lula AGREE, New Jersey. The meet.
ing was very successful.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28

handled the bulk of the states
prosecution, All OF the prospective
Negro Jurors were stricken rom
the list-two because they did not
believe in capital punishment;
three because they had made fin
anelal contributions to the prose
eution of the defendant, and one
by the defense attorney.
In Martinsville, Va last year,
seven Negroes were electrocuIed
for the alleged rape Of white No
man
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28

MeSdames 5. +, Floyd, V, D. sur
pris, d, II. Bynoe, A A. Womaek,
o. b White, Hugh Browne, E. c,
Carter, IL. A. Powell. A. Hicks,
d, Melbourne, and G, w. Hayman.
Associate members are Mrs. A. l..
Perry and Mrs. &, H. Scott. The
special project committee is made
up of Mesdames j. M. Robinson, J
v, Jordan o. B. White and ]. b
Woods. The theme of this organi-
zation is Building for Health"
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
SEASONS GREETINGS
ANHXxMXMMXXx iMxXXXxXxXx
THIS BUSINESS OF
BEING HOSTESS

You want diversion, you
want to escape from your
self, the day has been hard
and drab, making a living
has taken a lot out Of you.
Comes evening you're hun
cry. For what? A little
saiety, a little nonsense. a
little happiness. You want
a dance, a cocktail, laugh
ter and a show; music that
does something TO you. So
you and your friend APP
pear at the Club Morocco
then | step into your life,
for am hostess at the
club. You're guest. Every
thing ! have is yours. BY
coming here you are say
ing to me in so many
words, make me gay,
make me forget. Up to me
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
Confab-
Continued from page onel

Mr. Flowers was not out to sub
sldize all the various movements.
but rather submit a program 10
be taken under consideration by
the movements for ratification o.
rejection by their individual bo-
dies. The one.day conference wll
be held in the auditorium of the
Merrill high school, January /
and will be presided over by thu
Rev. S. p. Holland.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
an

Earlean Marshall
Mr., and Mrs. Vester ,y,lbor,
MI. and Mrs. Vester Wilhurn
nave returned home from Oregon
Tor the winter months. A Christ
mas program was enjoyed by all
last week at the Grammer school
Alter the program a large num-
Der OF beautiful gifts were ex-
changed Charlie Jimmers has re.
turned home from San Francisco
Mrs. Nora Tyler's sister was
here visiting this week from Kan
sas City Mrs. Amanda Wilborn
and husband motored to Louisiana
last week Mr.. and Mrs A. C.
Harris of Fordyce were guests of
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
Rape
Continued from page one

SonsihCco from page one
pie had been requested to inter.
ter the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
vene in the case and the mother
of the girl had sworn out a war
rant.
Oliver W. Hill, chairman of the
legal redress committee Of the Vir-
ginia State NAACP Conference.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
lega|. Notice !;
" Warning RING oRDr,

State State OF Arkansas osDeR
county IN Of Puis ,vdS
n ihe r Pulaski chasc.,u
Jessie lie Franks FIg ks plaintiffs tuyfs eour
w,n ys' No 93S87 ''''i'
WI Mile : Bernard Franz,
Fhs., Defendant. Wis., wins Defend
t hanks ks. is warned ', ta :. Bern
ANS court within tbi n appear
, nlsiD.i,, the complaint p,,,y days
P PANT Jessie Franks n,h.n' Of
p lated; : December p ,o,,
hoss Robley = 1881
O V solicitor pd,o If, for Plaintiff
Attorney q ad Litem
n. s n.l Nixon, chancerv ~.
by Helen Edwards n : Vi
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28

SOLOIST - Arkadelphia -- Nine
year old Patricia Ann Barnes of
Tyler, Texas will make an appear
ance at st. Paul AME church Fri
day night at 1880 in a musical pro-
gram. Patricia who Is former
resident here and makes her
home in Tyler, Texas with her
mother, Mrs. Eliza Murchls0n. who
is a graduate of Presbyterian Aead
envy of this city and the Texas
College. She has appeared as so
loibt on several occasion in Texas.
Rev. G.. w. Smith is pastor of the
church.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28

~ week. and Mr. Mrs. y Jane. As.,,..
OF Sheridan was ". Dean I'd
Sue ,sa''l HARM her srandno,slss'. V
Mamie a'twal,s ,shur Ds .'s' !
and Sam Miller a, sss, Laura
eral of Rev, ]. +, , ris'' he
ayee last week. ''uwell q
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28
Sherman


Continued from page 0ne)
years and has been member OF
the general conference since 1928
He is active in political and civic
affairs of the state. According to
reports the sentiment of the meet
ing was that the general confer
NNAA1NN NNNH1
NEW YEAR
Greetings!
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-28

"0ld Sad Sack"
EDDIE lEMoNTE. comedy
star Of stage, radio ard screen,
your producer and entertain.
ment promoter, wishes pros.
perity for members and friends
OF Club Morocco.
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TELEPHONE YOUR NEWS TO 2.ssss

us Price president of LeMoyne college of Memphis will
~ the principal address at the formal opening of the
Te branch YMCA membership campaign Tuesday at D.
Wesley Chapel church. He will address both the teams
W. and special gifts committee Campaign leadership
s cooking 500 members and $500 in cash from Nav
* personnel of the campaign organization is as follows:
Johnson. chairman; Rev. c. c. Walker associate chair
y" Dr. O. B. White chairman of special gifts.
m Don Juanette club met last week with Miss Elizabeth
m as hostess The members enjoyed delightful repast
p,rvis president; Augusta Davis, reporter.
Tho Barn Yard Froc given by the Joe De Vie club the
.s lawn of the president, Miss Eunice Richardson last
as very successful The club planning interesting
r for the coming summer months The next meeting will
a a. the residence of Miss Garene Garrett Eunice Rich
, president; Elizabeth Palmer, reporter
Jor Henry was in Warren last week where he attended
hneral of Miss Hortense Rhinehart.
Tho Community Cheer club will meet at the home of Mrs
.h Jones 1910 W. 18th street Sunday All members
% to be present Mrs Florence Spvey president; Mrs We
MICA Higgins, reporter.
Tho PHYLLIS Wheaey Federation club last month at
home of Mrs Pearl Young with Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
WORD as cohostesses. The president Mrs. v T. McMurray
dd The meeting well attended and the various COM
s made good reports delicious plate salad was served
tho bostesses The meeting will be held at the home
Mrs Lille Bertram, 1901 S. Maple Mrs. Nellie Hart and Mrs
opnia Sanders will be co-hostesses.
1 Mrs lola Thompson's omitted from the list of
dos attending the red home nursing course at First
nis church. Highland park, last week. Mrs Thompson COM
ed the u hour course supervised by nurse Crouther
standard Red Cross training course will be given at the
RI Scout little house. 1908 lizard, by R. w. Scantlin, Red
ss instructor beginning Monday from to p M All per
Ms interested may call $751;
The Business and Professional Women's club will hold its
3plar business meeting at the YWCA today at $50 The
dent Mrs Allie NJ Cayborn is urging all members to make
pecjal effort to be present Business of Importance
Shorter college choir will be presented in concert at Miles
me CME church Sunday evening at s o'clock
Rev. and Mrs j. s. Williams received eablegram from
daughter and son law, Professor and Mrs Edgar Drey
who are in Europe stating that they are planning TO
urn to this country soon Professor Dreyus has been dean
his wife instructor in the college Of Liberia IN western
ra for the past two years They plan to remain in the
ted States. r,,
The Rose City Temple and Wonder State Lodge lbpot"
present their district oratorica contest Sunday afternoon
O'clock at Allison Presbyterian church Contestants VIII oe
school students of the city, The subject Will De- lie
ntiuon and the Negro.
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Birdie Marshall and olivette Morgan (Gavestonl

Birdie Marshall Olivee Morgan (Galveston). .-....
Your scribe into Gertrude Mason Librarian at Wiley
eolege) in the Houston Naturally had good ole
Wisconsin session. rude sends special hello" Barbara
Hicks, and Mildred Anderson.
Congratulations Are In Order for:
Edna Douglas who spoke during the Founders day ce-
bration at AM&N college Pine Bluff April % 81 Edna
has been invited recorder of oneday discussion
group at the NEA convention in San Francisco
DR.. Joseph A. Hayman the opening of his new
drug Many Little Rockans the fact that
joe is 'home product and the of of Arkansas
oldest families Joe the of the late Dr. George Hayman
and Mrs Lille Ingram Hayman Joe has Travelled extensive
y throughout the world and truly speak of he last time
Paris France, "as wandered thru the streets Of
Cairo Egypt etc. Joe understanding musician and has
appeared with many topname bands Welcome home Joe
and lots of luck in the business.
With The Local NCNW-
The international Social sponsored by the local chapter Of
NCNW April 20 coorful and successful affair
Many countries represented Ireland Anne Shaspev,
China Vivian Arnold Japan &C. Jacqueyn Davis), France
blanche Evans) Hungary Freeda Brown Spain (Syfyfe
Caruth and Elizabeth StovelD. Ee Jenkins Willie jordan
and Josephine Ahnon served hostesses the refre
table Prizes awarded the financial captains Elzb
Sova G. Jacquelyn Davis and Annie Hghtower Vivian Arm
old and Blanche Evans received prizes for raising the highest
amount of finance In their respective groups.
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! RIGHT AROUND US
BY GwendoIyn N. Floyd
BY Gwendolyn N. Floyd

Thought for the Week:
Under the storm and the cloud today and today the hard
peril and pain
Tomorrow the stone shall be rolled away
For the sunshine shall follow the rain"
Shaw University President
Just received the that Wm R. Srassner ARK Bapt
college grad has been the presidency of Shaw
sty at Raleigh C. Yours truly President
very brilliant scholar excellent speaker gentle
man. My sincere congratulations President strassner
News from the Lone Star State
The j. B. Woods Ben and Adee) down this past
week to the Williams Frank Nanette) Tyler Texas
They report delightful trip. Glad receive of Willie
Lee Glass cher husband pexy Texas college, the Longs
Della Fred and Eugene) Pauline Ward CDR Edgar Wards
widow of Dallas By the way Antonetta Williams daughter
of Frank and Nanee) talented singer very young
but has already received honors in the musical world
Some top-nochers invaded Texas over the weekend
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College Station

The Pilgrim Rest Bapt church
Sunday school is succeeding UNI
der the leadership of York White
Sapt The morning service was
we'll attended. The pastor, Rev.
T. Key. preached, The sermon
was inspirational. The church re-
Gently closed its revival Ten
souls were saved. Baptism will
be held May Is. The Florist COM
mittee sponsored program at
the church Sunday afternoon. Rev,
Thomas and his congregation
from Scott were visitors. Mrs,
Ellen Campbell is chairman of the
committee ...... Mrs. d. Johnson
has just returned home from
Chicago where she visited her
daughter ..... The amount of mon
ey raised in the service at Pill
grim Rest was $l58.96. Rev. T.
Key, pastor; Mrs. A. M. Bankhead,
secretary.
Buy Where Negroes Work
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!, NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS =

Mrs. Ethel Adams daughter and son in law Mr. and MRS.
Garrett former residents of this city, now residing IN
fona visited here last week. This Mr. CARROTS hrs
home since his discharge from the navy in 1945 They
Ire accompanied by their brother, CPL Joe Adams OF camp
ne, California.
The Usher board of Lee Chapel AME church entertained
beautiful spring tea Sunday afternoon at the nome OF
and Mrs. Handy Graves The tables aractvey Deco
ed with gladioli and red Mrs. " Williams is pres
m Of the board Rev. H. Scott pastor Mrs. Clarice Spos
e reporter
The Monopoly social cub net the home OF Mrs Lucille
TX last week. delicious repast served The next meet
will be held at the home of Mrs. Mabe Penny ooo nee.
e Mrs Odessa JONES' president Mrs Margaret kimorous
eary and Mrs. African Henderson, reporter -
Mr. and Mrs Howard Booze and son. Roland ooreu neie
pm Niagara Falls, New York last week. they are Vstig
Is Boozes mother Mrs. Leggie Swanson The boozes WIN
I've for Alabama today visit their sister and VIII return
en- route home They plan to visit in Chicago on .e H
trip Also Mrs Booze is the former Miss Naomi swanson
this city,
Sgt Frederick Hale and Sam Lewis spent the weekend
ung at Camp Chaffee.
Among the Northsders who received degrees from fma
| Smith college on Sunday were Thelma Dixon Maple D.
chel Otis Fentry Andrew Power and Herbert L. lyso' 0o
'ulatons in order for these fine youngsters
Inc MIR Usher board will hold its monthly business NEE
at Mt Pleasant church. 23rd and Orange Sunday l. rags
FSaent Mrs. Blanche Handy, reporter.
Mr. and Mrs. Carney Bryant are proud parents oi a
nu baby boy who given the name Carney Jl ne was
April g. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Dona HusneS
Bryant is the former Miss Peareatha Wallace.
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Thurgood Marshall (atorney counsellor the NAACP)
spoke in Houston Sunday William Dawson congressman
from inos) spoke for the Dallas chapter of NCNW ARENA
C. Mallory (regional director of NCNW) Mary Mcleod Be-
thune presdent emeritus of NCNW and Ruth Mueller (asso
ciate director of NCNW) spoke regional conference of
the NCNW which convened in Galveston April o. % and 49,
Small Talk
Your scribe enjoys meeting oe friends and the land Of
Texas good place say howdy Enjoyed seeing and chat
ting with many council gals Galveston from Baton Rouge
Sylvia Howard council prexy Marcela Higgins Carrie Tay
lor, Ida Givens, Maggie Ringold)
From New Orleans ourneyed Ora Lee Mitchell Council
vice pesiden and Adele Nehr Jackson Miss boasts of Ca
Collins Harvey gr) Houston delegation included
Constance Thompson Louea Harrison (exec secretary of
Zeta Phi Beta sorory) Doris Wesley husband is editor OF the
Houston Informer) Anna Harris Lola Ann Cuum. 1t was
interesting talk with who going splaces and
doing things" such Marion billiard Dallas conference
secretary Celesne Strobe (aveston) Pat Lister and Mrs
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Sweet Home


Mrs. Mildred Brent of Flint,
Michigan has returned to her
home after visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. General Staggers...
Mrs. May Alice Turley Is home
after spending several months in
Tacoma. Washington with her
husband, Cpl. Milton Turley. who
is stationed at Fl Lewis, Wash
ington So The program sponsored
by Zion Hill senior choir was
very successful. The financial re-
port was $l53.35 49,. The quartet
singing at First Baptist church
Sunday night was an enjoyable
affair for the many who worship
ped in song with the group 900.
Lawrence Shine, jr., was honored
recently with a surprise birthday
party at the home OF his aunt,
Mrs. w. M. Montague.
buy Where Negroes Work.
Male drivers in 1850 were in
volved in more than 30 percent
! of all U. S. automobile accidents
Three out OF four traffic acct
dents happen in clear weather OF
dry roads.
About rs percent Of last year!
automobile accidents involved
passenger ears.
Fifty-seven percent of last years
fatal accidents occurred durini
hours of darkness.
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Saturday and Sunday renlafD
the most dangerous days Of Tho
week in traffic.
"a.
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LEGAL Notice

WARNING OHDEK
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery COt5re
Edith Mae Gates, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 9l462
James l.. Gates. Defendant
The defendant, James l.. Gates b.
warned to appear in this eesrs
within thirty days and answer he
complaint of the plaintiff. Faith
Mae Gates =
Dated. May l, 1851
Ralph Morrow & Joe Hickey
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Dave E. Witt
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards. D.. G. x~
SILL III ~