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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-12-27
Probate Courf
News

Bond approved and filed, in
the estate of Lucinda Clark, de-
ceased. Letters of administration
issued to William A. Clark.
Affidavit in lieu of schedule
Of claims filed, in the estate of
L. B. Frazier, deceased.
Public sale bill returned and
filed, in the estate of Wilbur E.
Rowlands, deceased, schedule of
claims filed by Earl Rowlands,
administrator. For hearing, jan
uary 81, 1852 at 1000 a. m.
Estate not subject to tax filed,
in the estate of George Heddles-
on, deceased.
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Weekly Publishers
Select Top Ten Stories

The top ten news stories OF
1851. selected by q representa-
tive panel Of weekly newsp1pe,
publishers poiied by The Pub
fishers Auxiliary. are:
!. Macarthur custer.
z. Korean ceose-fire talks.
). ChurchiiFs return to power.
4. kon's nutionoiizotion of oil.
S. Dismissal of 30 West Point
cadets.
6. Kansas floods.
J. Senate crime committee
revelations.
8. Signing of Japanese peace
treaty.
9. Placing of two-term limit
on presidential tenure.
10. Hearings on irregularities
in internal revenue depart
ment.
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Uunuury
\ l2-William Mad Dog) Cook, suspected
killer of eight persons. including q
five-member family. captured In
Lower California.
E10-Quadruplets are born to Mrs. Ann
Rosebush. "a. Pontiac. Mich.
February
/ S-Tuskegee Institute reports that two
7 1850.
12-Navy reports that flying saucers"
are Just navy plastic balloons.
E5-Georgia passes law barring funds
to white schools admitting Negroes.
I5-Mrs. Dorothy Stevens, found literal
/ ly frozen stiff in Chicago alley. re-
Y covers.
IMurch
e-Food and drug administration seizes
Gaylord Hauser's book, Look
/ Younger, Live Longer, for mis-ad-
vertising blackstrap molasses.
l11-Pope Plus XII asks more just dis
tribution of wealth but supports pri-
vate ownership.
April
2o-Federal court orders University of
! Tennessee to admit four Negroes.
2e-Soviets develop the hainyk, cross
between the yak and domestic
cattle.
Muy
/ Ell police officers indicted In Brook
lyn for taking bribes.
21--Joe Adonis jailed on gambling count.
29-Charles r. Blair solos across north
pole.
June
i2o-Gambler Mickey Cohen convicted
on income tax charges.
21-University of Chicago scientist es-
Inmates density of universe at
.O00O0O0000000o00 0o0000O000000000l.
27--Juvenile narcotics reported to be
/ epidemic and nationwide.
July
| 9-Color television tests start.
l26-Deadline reached for enrolment for
CT bill of rights schooling,
2B-Frank Costello. Joe Adonis and
Frank Erickson indicted for con-
tempt.
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27-Federal agents break $50 million
narcotics ring.
3o--conneeticut bans teacher strikes.
August
s-British church refuses to oust 'Red
dean"
3-White man acquitted OF carnal
knowledge Of a negro girl Is RECALLED
in Winton, NC. by federal judge.
go Marshall, Texas. housewives re-
fuse to withhold social security tax
from pay of domestic help.
l0-British scientist questions Einstein's
relativity theory.
17-Ruins of Queen of sheba's palace
found.
24-Texas heat wave sends temperatures
up to 1I6 degrees.
| 26-Bernarr McFadden parachutes into
| Hudson river.
27-William Randolph Hearst's heirs dis.
pute estate with Marion Davies.
September
@First trans-cOntinental Tv network
spans US.
s-ColIeen Kay Hutchins. miss Utah."
wins Miss America" title.
| 14-Franchot Tone and Tom Neal fight
over Barbara Payton. Tone receiv-
ing conclusion.
testify against Brooklyn policemen,
accused of accepting protection
pay"
October
17-About 1900 inmates of West Virginia
state penitentiary stage mutiny.
2l-Raft voyage of two unmarried
couples down Mississippi river ends
in New Orleans.
31-Marion Davies. Hearst heir. weds
navy captain.
November
6-Hungarian Reds close, private barber
shops because BARRIERS do too much
subversive talking.
7-Yonkers, NY, traffic policemen IS
sue number of tickets after people
vote down raise for police.
9--Santa Barbara, Calf, college So
eiology professor pleads guilty to
burglary.
| 10-San Francisco woman, dead for 10
hours, returns to life.
22-Pope Plus XII says universe was
created by God to 10 billion years
ago.
December
ATLANTA girl suicides after advising
lover to return to his wife because
81 love you both"
+Total of 7,706 gamblers apply for
federal stamps.
| 6--Swiss millionaire and his l6-year-old
California bride will live apart one
year while brides mother grooms
her for marriage.
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January
1-Soviet hedges on Big 4 talks.
9-Bonn talks start on German arms.
PUN, outlaws genocide.
l5-West Germany rejects East German
unity talks.
17-Burma finds DR.. Gordon Seagrave
guilty of treason.
20-Russia warns Britain. France against
re-arming Germany.
February
1-General Eisenhower urges arms for
Europe.
5-Moscow demands Big q talks.
15-Britain nationalizes steel industry.
25-Russians launch peace pact" drive.
27-Czech Reds arrest ex-Foreign Min
ister Clements for treason.
March
7-Iranian Premier Razmara assassi-
mated.
e-Yugoslavia charges Cominform arm
les massed against her.
15-Iran votes to nationalizs oil in
dustry.
So-Argentina congress seizes newspa-
per La Prensa.
April
6-Israen planes bomb Syrian border
Notifications.
1l-Britain asks Chinese Reds have
voice in Japanese peace treaty.
1s-Schuman plan coal-steel pool plan
signed.
24-Oil strikes end in Iran.
26-Czechs arrest AP correspondent W.T.
liam Oatis.
Rus. business man Robert Vogeler Is
freed by Hungary.
Moy
2-Syrians. Israelis fight in demilitar-
lied zone.
West Germany approved for equal
council of Europe membership as ma
ton votes IL percent Eazi.
9-Israel. Syria accept U.N. cease fire
plan.
23-Tibet recognizes Chinese control.
26-Iran refuses to talk new oil agree
ments with Britain.
June
3-Pope Plus x. who died in 1914. Is
beatified.
%Russia rejects terms for foreign min
tSters' conference.
7-BritiSh reveal that two of their dip.
lomats are missing and fear they
have deserted to Russia.
28-Hungarians convict Archbishop
Groesz for revolutionary plot.
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January
10-Sinciair Lewis, American novelists
1S-Jack Holt, veteran film star.
27-Finnish Field Marshall Mannerheim.
February
e-Gabby Street, baseball manager.
leader.
1s-Lloyd C. Douglas. author of The
Magnificent obsession.
March
s-Us. Senator Virgil NJ. Chapman.
Democrat from Kentucky.
2S-Edward Collins, former baseball
star. vice president.
April
l1-CharIes Fischetti, underworld lead
er, former Capone bodyguard.
l4-Ernest Bevin. former British foreign
secretary.
BUS. Senator Arthur vandenberg.
Republican from Michigan.
23-Gen. Charles G. Dawes. US. vice
president under Coolidge.
Mov
s. prof. Elmo Scott Watson. Journalism
educator.
7-Warner Baxter. film star.
8-Rep. John Kee, Democrat from West
Va, chairman of house foreign af-
fairs committee.
29-Fanny Brice. film. stage and radio
comedienne.
June
2-John Erskine, novelist.
+Dr. Serge Koussevitzky. conductor
emeritus of Boston symphony.
27-DaVid Warfield, famous character
actor.
July
5-James Norman Hail. novelist.
22-Admiral Forrest Sherm an. IS. chief
OF naval operations.
23-Ex-Marshall Henri-Philippe Petain,
World War ! hero. accused of Nazi
collaborat ton.
August
l1-Stephen T. Early. Ed q press
secretary.
l4-William Randolph Hearst. American
newspaper publisher.
28-Robert Walker. film star.
September
4-Louis Adamic, author.
l6-Willam J. KLEIN. dean Of baseNoN
umpires.
l8-GeIett Burgess. American Eumonst.
October
12-Leon Enrol. comedian.
28-Mady Christians. actress.
November
2-Mrs. Mathilde Freud. widow of DR..
Slgmund Freud.
eSigmund Romberg, composer.
29-GOP senate floor leader, Senator
Kenneth Wherry.
December
edwin Leland James, managing edi-
tor of New York Times.
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Junuury
Bowl Games: Rose-Michigan IA.
California 6: Sugar-Kentucky l3.
| Oklahoma Z: Cotton-Tennessee 20.
Texas IA: Orange--Clemson Is. Miami
| IA.
26-Mel OFT and Jimmy Foxx elected to
| baseball hail OF fare.
February
14-Sugar Ray Robinson takes middle,
weight title from Jake .LaNotta.
| l8-Ten. including six top stars, arrest.
ed in basketball fix scandal
| 24-Rough Tumble. Eddie Arcaro up.
4 r takes sSantas Anita derby
| March
7-Ezzard Charles successfully defends
! heavyweight crCwr from Joe Wal.
colt.
27-New arrests bring total Of those
charged in cage scandals to IA
27-Kentucky defeats Kansas State for
NCAA championship.
April
7-Ben Hogan wins Masters at Au-
7-Russia is admitted to 1882 Olympic
games.
13-c.CN.Y. quits intercollegiate bas-
ketball.
lo-baSeDalI season OpenS-
26-Battlefield, Eddie Arcaro up wins
Withers mile.
Muy
5--count Turf wins 77th Kentucky
derby.
e-Pirates' Cliff Chambers pitches no
hit game.
ls-Rold. Eddie Arcaro up. wins Preak-
ness
3O-Lee Wallard wins indianapolis speed.
way classic.
June
16-Ben Hogan wins US. Open.
18-Counterpoint, David German up.
wins Belmont stakes.
July
bob Feller pitches his third no-hit
game.
S-Fourteen New York college cage
players plead guilty to conspiring to
fix net games.
lO-English Randy Turpin takes middle
weight title from Sugar Ray Robin
soE.
12-Allie Reynolds pitches no-hitter.
l5-Baseball commissioner A. B. Chand-
ler resigns.
ls-Jersey Joe walcott wins heavyweight
title from Ezzard Charles.
August
12-Ben Hogan wins Tam o'Shanter.
13-U.S. wins Davis cup North Amert-
can finals from Canada.
2l-St. Louis Browns forbidden to use
midget player to draw walks.
September
2-George Flores dies in New York
from ring injuries.
1t-Florence Chadwick becomes first
woman to swim English channel
12-Sugar Ray Robinson regains middle
weight crown from English Randy
Turpin.
2o-Ford Frick elected baseball CON-
missioner.
October
3-Giants win MI. playoff series with
Brooklyn.
5-Sandy Saddler suspended from box
ing; license of Willie Pep revoked.
8-Warren Giles named MI. president.
lo-Ezzard Charles KOS Rex Layne.
10-Yanks win third straight world
series.
23-Three ex-Kentucky basketball play
ers arraigned on bribe charges.
26-Rocky Marciano knocks out Joe
Louis.
November
: 2--sol Levy. pro basketball referee.
indicted in New York on bribery
charges.
Y-"IAtS1s haie Aosi DsHEa NL Host
valuable player.
l0-Harvard begins de-emphasis of foot
ball by dropping Army. Cornell and
Holy Cross from schedule.
l9-Basketball fixers are sentenced.
27-Columbia coach blames colleges for
football overemphasis.
2S-Villanova grid star Nick Lolita COM
mits suicide.
December
Navy beats Army. 42-7.
3-Three CCNY basketball players deny
tamperiag with entrance records.
@Tennessee, nation 5 tCp football team.
declares against two-platoon system.
6-Princeton's Kazmaier heads APPS
all-American
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4-Reds capture Seoul, drive into south.
Illus. agrees to new u.N. truce bid to
| Red China.
Tired China spurns u.N,'s new Ko-
rean truce plan.
1e-U.S. congress, President demand
U.N. declare Red China aggressor
3o-U.N. indicts Red China for Korean
aggression.
February
Eighth army counterattacks and
puts Reds on defensive below Seoul.
Sun, tanks in kill Reds" operation
shell Seoul.
BUN. forces reach Seoul and stop
Red counteroffensive in central Ko-
1s-Allies counterattack Red armies.
March
7-MacArthur predicts a stalemate in
Korea.
14-Reds give up Seoul without a strug-
1s-Reds in Korea retreat to Ssth paral-
| lei.
3l-Us. forces cross seth parallel to
| break up Red plans for spring often
April
E12-War's biggest air battles are waged
! in Korea.
l13-Reds said to be massing big air
force for Korean drive.
I22-Seoul menaced by Red thrusts.
30-Allies stall Chinese drive.
Moy
lo-chinese Reds fall back as drive
| fails.
1e-Reds resume offensive.
23-Sweden reports Korean peace feel
er from Russia.
24-U.N. counterattacks.
! 3l-Main Red forces retreat into North
Korea.
June
1-U.N. diplomats draft new peace bid
to Red China.
| 8-General Marshall visits front and
| denies truce rumours.
21-Reds lose last stronghold In South
! Korea.
23-Russia proposes eease-tire along sath
parallel.
2s-U.s. asks U.N. for more troops.
July
5-Korean cease-fire talks are set
I2-Truce talks break off over press
argument. Red armed guards.
1S-Little progress made as Korean talks
resume.
26-Talks progress to setting agenda.
line location.
August
5-eeace talks are interrupted for five
days.
Subcommittee takes over truce dis
pute.
23-Reds walk out OF truce talks be-
cause of alleged plane incidents.
denied bv UN
3o-Parley still held up by incidents.
September
Illus. admits strafing of Kaesong peace
site.
i2o-Reds offer to resume peace talks.
26-War's biggest air jet battle fought.
October
s-panmunJon picked as new truce
18-Russia refuses to ease Red truce
| demands in Korea.
2S-Truce negotiations resumed.
November
| 6-U.N. rejects Red bid for unenforced
| Korean cease-fire.
e-Chinese Reds begin using more jet
planes and tanks.
14-U.S. officials disagree over army off,
! Gals report of Korean Red atroci-
ties.
2s-Cease-fire is denied but fighting
! stops.
December
? 2-U.N. planes down five MICS.
4-CommunistS offer plan for inspection
by neutrals behind cease-fire line.
/ 4-Air war RACES as Red plane buildup
= worries U.N.
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Jonuuy
3-Perri train wreck kills I3z
6-304 traffic deaths occurred in Us
over New Year weekend, APP says
18-New Guinea volcano kills 3.00G
ls-Avalanches kin 227 In Alps
February
b-Nattonal safety council says 'Ow
were killed in accidents y y
6-New Jersey train wreck XIII, ..
March
2-sioux City plane crash takes 10
io-B-2s with l2 aboard missing off
Spain.
23-U.S. air force Globemaster crashes
In Atlantic with SO aboard.
23-Two Thunderiets collide in air In
Arizona killing two.
April
6-Goleta. Calf. air crash kills %
s-Charleston, W. Va. air crash kills
20.
B-Three are killed in q house in Morn
ingside. Md. when plane crashes into
IT,
le-Rritish sub Atfray missing with as
24-Railroad fire in Yokohama kills lO4.
25-Two-plane collision off Key West
kills 43.
2s-church bus crash near weirton. W.
Va, kills 10.
Moy
6-El Salvador quake kills 200.
6-B.36 crash in New Mexico kills 23
i8-Eight killed in Detroit-New York
plane crash near Bryn-Mawr, Pa.
24-Eighteen killed when Liberty ship
capsizes at Newport. r. i.
2Q-AFffiRh mine AxDlOSi0n kills
June
S-Ten killed as Flying Boxcat crash
es in Texas.
e-stratofreighter crashes near San
Antonio, killing nine.
Slight Thunderjets crash near Rich
mond Ind, killing three.
1o--Eleven drown when fishing boat
capsizes' in Long Island Sound.
1S-Catholic home for orphans and aged
22-constelation crash off Liberia Kills
Softly die In Colorado plane crash.
July
s-Fifty die when East Berlin excur-
sion boat TOR Communist children
burns.
8-Fifty are killed when bus overturns
In river near Pueblo. Mexico.
12-Seven are killed in General Motors
Jet plant explosion in Indianapolis.
August
3-Nicaraguan port destroyed by water
from volcanic crater split open by
earthquake.
10--Twelve die In Simmesport. La.
train crash.
l3-Turkish earthquake kills IL.
17-Jamaica hurricane kills l62.
22-Jamaica storm blows to Tampico.
killing lis.
24-Fifty killed IN Decoto. Calf. air
crash.
2s-Report says Manchurian Goods killed
l.800 persons.
September
15-Twenty killed when army plane
crashes into crowd at FlagleI Colo.
2l-Three are killed and 10 homes de-
stroyed by two-hour series of gas
blasts IN Rochester. N. Y.
October
4-Japanese typhoon kills 443
17-Crssh of air boat in Canada kills %
22-GaIes in Italy kin l09.
28-Poison moonshine in Atlanta Kills So
?l-Kayford. W. Va. mine blast kills ~
November
6--Weather deaths rise to L. atlsI
tour days of snow and sleet In mia.
west and east.
12-Sixteen killed as passenger trains
crash near EN anSton, Wyo.
IA Italian floods take 100 lives and 40
die m Iranian floods
so Many killed as Sonth knresu- ar
senal explodes.
December
4--British bus rams into marcnlal
cadets. kills 2l.
500 die as Filipino voica"" e"''"'s
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Jonuoy
2Aslst congress gives way to s2no
lt-General Marshall asks draft OF lS.
year -olds.
ls-Air force calls UP t5s. 900 reservlsts.
23-Truman creates nvestigation
COM mission under Adnnr. Nimitz.
26-Wages prices frozen at Jan. 2A lev.
els
February
2-senators accuse R.Fc. OF playing
politics in making loans.
7-William Remington, convicted of per-
Jury in Red investigations. gets s.
year sentence.
s-Curbs imposed on meat slaughter
ing, building credit
I5-W.S.B. puts 10 percent ceiling on
wage boosts since Jan. Is. 1850.
l6-Labor continues boycott of W.s.B.
i9-Truman submits plan TO abolish rule
OF R.F.C. by 5-man board.
27-Two-term limit placed on Pres'den.
tial tenure.
2s-Senate crime committee says two
crime syndicates exist In S
March
7-President Truman's would-be assas-
sin touno guilty of murder.
7-Senate limits armed forces to four
million men.
H-oGndle approves OI 0TaEk Vi lo-SNuE"
olds, UNIT
l5--Frank Costello walks out Of crime
committee hearings.
24-MacArthur draws ire of admins
tration, U.N. for. suggesting attack
on Red China. Korean peace parley
in the field.
2s-sixty percent OF nations food put
under orice control
April
5-LaboI ends boycott OF defense agen.
cies by Joining one.
S-MacArthur urges using NationahSts
for second front in China.
l0-House slashes new Voice Of Ameri-
ca funds 80 percent
ll-TrumAn Gusts Macarthur. names
Ridgway his successor
19-MacArthur returns home. tells con-
gress he believes chiefs of staff
favored blows at Red China.
2A-New price control system ordered
for $4,000 ms anufaciurers
2s-Government curbs price OF beet.
Muy
3-MacArthur before senate probers.
urges ultimatum TO Red China.
3-Truman defends Ambassador O'Dwy.
er on crime probe charges
7-General Marshall disputes MacAr-
thurs testimony that chiefs OF staff
wanted Manchuria bombed.
lp-(nafteS =, DaWSOn uehles Influencing
REC loans.
,2-Retan beef price curbs fail to roll
back pT:Ces
l7-Senators heE' Gems. M&rshaIl. BRAD
ley dispute Macarthur
2l-Suprems court CurbS states tau
trade" laws
81 Chiefs q staff cOmntele test}f IN,
on Ma, ArtnuI o'EstN DENY ms
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June
5-Suoreme court upnSlds CONVICTION OF
II Rec leaders
Is Macarthur calls |, HaI puicN toe
tmld
10 Congress eases eco. omIc onu o.
boosts taxes
~ Twenty one REQ g, d"ts rrlrrt'.'
ConSplI@ @cN.
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a-Four top Reds jump nail, four others
| disappear.
Io-House weakens initiation controls.
| l2-Cicero, ILL.,, race riot put down by
| national guard.
| 14-Worst flood on record covers kan
sas City and neighboring areas.
| ls-House weakens price controls.
| 2S-Democratic party chairman linked
| to R.FC. loan scandal.
3l-Weak defense production act be-
| comes law.
August
s--West Point dismisses 90 cadets for
s--McCarthy accuses 26 in state de-
| partment of disloyaltX.
| "hatemongering"
17-Senate crime hearings end.
| 22-William Remington's perjury con-
| vtction is reversed.
27-Strike halts copper output
September
l4-Lovett replaces Marshall as defense
| secretary.
| 17-Armed forces schedule maneuvers
with atomic weapons.
18--Congress overrides veto of disabled
| veterans pension bill.
| 2l-G.O,P. chairman Gabrielson charged
| In R.F.C. scandal probe.
| 27-Senate committees hear further Nc
Carthy charges against Jessup. state
department.; also hear charges
against Mccarthy by Senator Ben
ton. @st
loctober
l-Press clashes with Truman over
| censorship.
l-Senate committees probe Red
| charges against diplomats and
custer charges against Senator
| Joseph Mccarthy.
| 3-Hearings resumed on irregularities
In internal revenue department as
st. Louis collector indicted for
| taking fees
| l3-William Boyle resigns as Democratic
1 national chairman.
| t5-WildcRt strike ties up New York,
| Boston harbors.
| l6--House rejects new tax boost.
| Ex-senator Taft announces presidential
| candidacy.
| I6-Senate subcommittee rejects Jessup
as U.N. delegate.
| 2O--Congress adtourns after raising
| taxes S5.7 billion.
| 20-Truman appoints General Clark as
envoy to Vatican and tessup to U.N.
3o-U,S. troops report atomic maneuvers
| in Nevada.
sl-England's Princess Elizabeth ano
| Prince Philip visit Washington.
| 3l-Frank Mckinney, Indiana banker
named Democratic national chair
| man
November
6-TruInan averts railroad strike.
| 8-Tru.aan denies story he offered to
| make Eisenhower Democratic nom-
| NEE.
| 9-Eastern DOCK strike ends.
| l6-Assistant Attorney General I. La
mar caudle ousted in tax probe.
| %. Food leads &c In US. price index.
26 Senate committee investigates spend
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J0nuoy
2-8lst congress gives way 10 82nu
lu-General Marshall asks draft OF lS.
year -olds.
lS-Air force calls up 900 reseFvlsts.
23-Truman creates investigation
commission under Adnr. Nimitz.
26-Wages prices frozen at Jan. 2S lev.
els
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Jonuury
4-Reds capture Seoul, drive into south
Illus. agrees to new u.N. truce bid to
Red China.
17-Red China spurns U.N.'s new Ko-
rean truce plan.
1e-U.S. congress, President demand
U.N declare Red China aggressor.
3o-U.N. indicts Red China for Korean
aggression.
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of Agriculture in Dover on Tues
day.
Miss Grace Hastings, Mrs. Clin-
ton Hastings and daughter Jean
Ann were Salisbury visitors on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Ella Warrington, who has
been at the home of her son for
the past three weeks, returned to
her home on Tuesday.
Lee Carey, Clinton Hastings, Earl
White and Roland Russell attend
ed the supper and meeting of the
Southern States Cooperative at the
Jones Memorial Hall III George
town on Thursday.
Mrs. Earl Warrington wants to
thank her many friends, neighbors
and relatives for their many cards
and remembrances, also visits dur
ing her stay in the hospital and con-
fined at home.
The w. S. c. S. of Trinity Meth
Odist Church will hold their regu-
lar meeting for March on this Fri
day evening, March 16, at the Dub
lin Hill Community Hall.
There will be a Spring Festival
of Fun and FrOlic at the Dublin
Hill Community Hall on Tuesday
evening, March 20, at p. m. A do
nation of so cents for adults and
25 cents for children. There will
also be home made ice cream,
cake, pie and CANDY for sale.