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Evening star., 1951-05-13

wear accessories that will 40
with other clothes in your
wardrobe.
For q new-lookino swim
suit you might choose Coto-
lino's "rhumbo ruffIed"
beauty with q matching
towel rebozo thot is smart in
appearance, and can serve
to dry you, too.
Romantic evenings call
for romantic dresses. Our
short-Ieneth, blue oreondy
trock, trimmed with white,
is frothy looking and in the
color that men have voted as
their fovorite choice for
women. tits also q good
sun-ton emphosizer.)
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Secrets of Charm
Hoir-GIunnorizinq Tricks

long, even strokes that start at
the scalp and move down to the
ends Of your hair. Lastly, arrange
your hair with the brush.
The results of these home tech
niques will be most gratifying. For
a glamour FLIP on an extra special
evening, make an ornament for
your hair, using one Of these
Power Girl ideas:
For a chignon arrangement, clip
"a long spray of ivy, polish its
leaves and wreathe it around your
knot; wire magnolia, lemon or
gardenia leaves into a fan to tuck
behind your ear: twine multi
colored velvet ribbons into your
knot as you arrange it.
For short hair. make a chignon
of seasonal fresh or artificial fiow-
ers and secure it behind your ears
with grip combs; clip pastel wings
at your temples: stud your head
with tiny bows, flowers or leaves
attached to invisible hairpins.
Originate {. trick or two of your
own-then bask in the compli-
ments that come your way!
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Fresh Beets

II you want to cook fresh beets
quickly pare and dice them, then
boil In a small amount of water
in a tightly covered saucepan un-
til tender.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

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you can achieve an appealing, resonant,
sonoIous yoice-one that can be q vibrant
attribute 70 charm and success-by reading
my new booklet, Your Most Attractive
voice, which gives complete instructions on
now 70 overcome such wearisome SPEAKING
QUANTITIES as tonelessness, dullness and lack
Kopert Powers In care Of The Evening star,
inclosing, l0c In coin. plus stamped, self
addressed envelope
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-10-05

The julius Simmons NIr and Mrs. are visiting in Pine
Bluff The Simmons hail from New York. understand that
Mr. Simmons is president of the AM&N alumni club of
York Won't he enjoy telling them how the State Lions
rouneed the Wiley Wildcats,
Ivie Foster Apha Kappa Alpha received the NJ A. de-
gree from Greeley State Teachers College, Greeley Colo
member of the faculty of AM&N college and the wife of
Henry Foster.
Congratulations to Sue c. Williams and Esse Mae Con-
way the speakers for Womens Day Liberty Hill Baptist
church Maggie Daniels chairman of the committee and
Rev M. Van Buren, Hudson is pastor of the church.
Felix and ELIZABETH Evans vacatonng in California
Reverend Evans is the pastor St Peters Rock Baptist
church and the Moderator of the Union District
Henrietta M. 4ancey-daughter of John and Willie Mil
ler featured in the September Issue of the Alpha Kappa
Alpha Ivy Leaf of women of Distinction" Hen
tition sponsored by the American Numismae Assoca
ton Henrettas exhibit of coins and ranked
thousands of contestants Congratulations Henrietta
Constance Conne) Cooper is in town from the "Windy
City visiting her aunt and uncle the -Jordans willie Mae
and j. W Constance the wife of Leon Cooper former Lit
tie Rocan In Chicago Constance holds down the pres
dency of the and W. Beauty Products Distributors Inc
Rose Nell Hes resigned from her position teacher
Capital Hill school and will leave the city reside in Mem
phis Tenn Rose Nell will be missed in our city Much luck
to Rose Nell in good Ole Memphso Beale Street fame She
won't be stranger there she is a LeMoyne graduate
The Mavin Moores tsenior and iunor)-extended that
good ole southern hospitality to number of sport fans from
Little Rock and Hot Springs after the game Saturday night
The guests reported that they had enjoyable time
the beautiful home Alabama Street.
Two charming grandmothers Eta Moore and Pauline
Branton Eta the mother of Mavn Moore jr who has
lovely children Pauline the mother Wiley Branon stu
dent the Univ Of Arkansas Fayetteville The Wiley
Brantons and their charming children residing
vile while dad is in school.
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NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :

mHlam H. Mcfarland and Mrs. Odee Bishop of Brook
w York were house guests of Mr. and Mrs Clifton Gray.
ysnave returned home with very pleasant memories of
nnored with many social affairs while the two cities
dland is the past grand exaulted ruler of the order
luz social Saving club met at the home of Mrs Eliza Lit
unowng the business meeting birthday gifts given
haue Anderson and Mrs. Amanda Parker. The hostess
delicious plate lunch Mrs A. Bynum president; Mrs.
ora McFaren, reporter
curtis Cross progressing nicely after recent opera
fot Springs He is the of Mrs. Beulah Cross of this
"fS. Mafge Lowery has returned to her home in St
al'ef spending few days here with her brother and
~, N law Mr., and Mrs Archie Mitchell,
S Hazel Bright has returned home after spending five
W lne west Coast visiting her daughter and son in law,
~" MRS Reuben Johnson, and daughter Paula of Los
s MRS Bright also visited Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Hayes
"Nau and Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Reed in San Diego Re-
ls oy way of FIT Worth, Texas she house guest of
eu taylor She the recipient of many social courte
e fourth anniversary of the Rev W. r. Vaughn is in
at ne 9th Street Baptist church. 9Th and Hazel and will
niue until Sunday evening
ne Jones Hi school PTA held its regular meeting Thurs
" 'oo IN the new home economic building All future
VIII be held in the home economic building at 10th and
NE MIS- Blanche Handy president f. II. Hunter, prnci-
-h Usher business meeting will be held October 10th
nst Baptist church, 9th and Pine T. Page president;
oanche Handy reporter
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Fz'" TT r. y
ARol
TELEPHONE YOUR NEWS TO 2-5s3s

mo home of Mrs Alice Thompson, 240S Cross was the
# lovely social given by the Good Nephbors club The
don't Mrs O. c. Williams, was present very inspiring
am was presented and social games were nlavad
Mrs Mcdaniel and Mrs. Willis winninq nrizos
shments we're served. Many ladies were present
nnessed an enjoyable afternoon of fun Mrs Alice Tbonn
reporter
tour through the states of Tennessee Kentucky Ohio
loan Canada Indiana, Illinois and Missouri While
wore house guests of friends and relatives in Detroit Flint
q Louis Their mother, Mrs. E. A. Bureh ACCOMPANIED
m the trip Mrs. Baker is of Graces Beauty shon
The provdent Relief Charity club will hold its regular
INV meeting October Il at 500 p. m. at the NJ w Gibbs
2916 Center, All members requested to be present
ans for the fall affairs will be completed The club is hap
have Mrs. L P McCullum back as president and Mrs c
n as first vice president The junior faction Of the club
organized Thursday at 4 p the residence of Mrs /
reared with Cab Galloway and is considered one of the ton
Eddie LeMont is presenting his fast moving all star re-
Club Morocco beginning Friday night Mr. LeMont recent
Clinton, 1900 Cross. Mrs. NJ. W Davis reporter
ns Of this day Tosca his famous shake dancer has an
Ii in outstanding night clubs of the nation
The Dunbar PTA will Monday afternoon at O. 30 in
ose of the school. All parents are invited Mrs p
3 president
f. The Ebonett club will give Harvest Tea Sunday from
at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Wyatt 2408 Ringo Mrs
Moore president; Miss Wmetta Hampton reporter
s Marion Weaver johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Eu
Dorm of this city is doing graduate work at the Unver
I Michigan Mrs johnson is former teacher of Lincoln
school in Forrest City
|The PTA council met Monday at Dunbar with Mrs Waugh
tdent, officiating. An interesting program was given by
Johnnie Murchison and Mrs. Carol Brown. Plans were
rotate the meeting from school to school, The parents
rged to cooperate Mrs. j. r. Coleman, reporter
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Moore 2421 West Goth street ceebrat
18th year of welded bliss recently at their residence
received many beautiful gifts of silver and crystal There
" guests present The Moores remarked by Rev
Yard Long The bride beautiful changeabe blue chif-
gown and the groom tuxedo lovely reception was
following the ceremony.
ne Ebonet club met at the home of Mrs Viola TAYLOR
I games of whist were played with Mrs. Cora Hamilton
ping first prize Mrs. Georgia Miller second and Mrs Essie
Pc Ihfd The next meeting will be held with Miss Wimeta
Epm
The West End Sewing club will hold its first meeting af
ne summer vacation Mon night at the home of Mrs Mary
5lo West 10th with Mrs Maud Livingston as cohostess.
members are requested to be present Mrs NJ Livingston
en Mrs. B. Davis reporter
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NGHT AROUND US
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
by Gwendolyn NJ. FLOYD

iho0GHf FOR THE WEEK
needs to bo nong SO needfu liberty and nothing that
that i ne pat moe clearly understood Certainly we all agree
" "o' the right to NEEDLE with the affairs of others
LIE LIONS vs. THE WILDCATS =
the Lions daf nockans motored down to AM&N to see
foIL ueieat Wiley QS-13) 1t was grand game and tho
oihS really turned out" for the fret CO.. s '.e anu ue
no.an .sidiHe - Eva Savile Ralph CUMMINGS C1a
tho T EaliNciaes (Malnda and Sonny Freeda Brow,
(Cena mildred and Leroy, Adele Woods the Wrebts
neHeVa and Henry, Johnnie Banks the HicL p ai'
'ni1' the Mortons (da Ruth and ] R) H., To- - al,u
p,,eaa ~ "a, a. Arnold, ST., A. A. Arnold Jr Cbar1o,
01og u r Freeman DD.S) waved.a- Mae sbonherd
Cr ne vineyard Dimple Burnett and MaIeno 49,. ps'
IN Eft LITTLE ROCK COUNCIL. OF cpIrPfTI vr,t7n
+.i ne Greater Little Rock Council of Church wor, -
5 sal,eu MIS- James g. Wykes president of the ooI
in fb u the United Church Women with luncheon
~ ue continental Room at the Marion Hotel NJ W.,
was IN the city attending the meeting ~ ~ D Dils "Fhel
ollst. Some Little Roekans who attended tho -,
Co M walker Annie Gillian, Sadye THOMPSON Oreon
Dai n NiiHngsWorh, Bessie Garner Henrietta Culns
a., lean Pella MattiSon Marva Props Eva Mao Eao
"aIi council Of Negro Women Announce offoan 'Ne'
oeal chaper of the NCNW announces the offioor f
Williams Ihp eWenaoyn NJ Floyd Vice pres-Austine
Sac so,me Hart Willie Mae Jordan Jacquelyn G. Davis
% 1oWdh Williams Edna Douglass Recording secreta,,, Az
me Hlghtower; Asst recording secretarv-Mvrpa piia
apesPohahg secretary-Vvan Arnold Treasurer Irn
'inopshiiei Pariamenarian-Lilie Mae Mcmillan. Morh
Sharpe '''s Dates ana Anne
Regional offices held by Sylvia carub (serot.,
ana Daisy Bates (hsorian) These two officers wore ooat
, npii 1871 al the regional meeting Galveston Texas
HERE AND THERE ' ieNas'
shannon d. Little Bythevie) and former coach at Rs
shop eoieee is now assistant coach at Tenn AM&N Little
graduate of LeMoyne and Tenn. AMIN
Belzora Ward (president of the BHam chaner If tho
Natl Council of Negro Women) has organized COMMITTEE
Vi loo women to work for citizenship in Birmingham Ala
Two Negroes were members of the Arizona team (slln
DeVs) which played the University Arkansas Razorbaks
at Fayetteville Sept 80 Jim Billion of Phoenix Arizona and
Cleveland Oden of Hamtramck Michigan are ful-fedged
members of the Arizona Pin another flower on the u
A. officials.
Sadye James Dunbar H. S. and Columbia Univ grad
uae) left this week for Cleveland Ohio Sadye will take the
Ohio State Board qualify Dental hygenst in Ohio Saye
VIII make her home with the Banchards ruth Lucille and
husband Sadye and Ruth Lucille daughters of Phoebe
and d. d. James,
Sophronia Chdress is in Tacoma, Washington visiting
with her children the Jones QaVerta Marie Farbanks
LaVerta expecting the sor and Sophonia will be
for the blessed Sophona writes that Lloyd Elam my
secretary's broher) is stationed there
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NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT or
PULASKI COUNTY. ARKANSAS
IN the matter Of the Estate or
M. |. Baker, deceased
Last known address OF decedeut:
5oOl East Broadway St. NORTH
Little Rock, Arkansas
Date of death. August 8. 1861
The undersigned was appoinurss
executrix OF the estate OF tfss a
bove named decedent on the B0kfz
day OF August. 1851.
All persons having claims -
galnst the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified. to the under-
signed within six months from ffaz
date of the first publication OF tiffS
notice or they shall be forever
barred and precluded from any
benefit In the estate.
This notice first published 8
day Of October 1861.
Nell Baker fexecutrix1
3O0l East Broadway St
North Little Rock. Arkansas
1882
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Nh The Churches

| D0NlA BAPTIST
D ~vSent the following women
II. .uNerS In it's womens day
Ic.'' Sunday; Mrs. oletha
H.. VINO viii be the morning
.r' Mrs. Ella J. Nichols who
H. peak during the afternoon
| S,,s and Mrs. R. C. Clark who
| p,s,ss., the closing message.
4 +as'or's Aid club with Mrs
kpt On as president will
|dau0h.ev' M d. Willett and
nipa, in a program Sun.
bas,so ,.'' =. Rev A. G. Reynolds
''0' OF the church.
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and blue float decorated on the
theme, Freedom Is Our Herit.
age, our school band with its
new instruments in addition to
the OLD led by our crack major
cites
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legal Notices.:
WARMING ORDER

WhhNiNH ONDEH
State OF Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Victor Foreman Plaintiff
VS.. No 928lB
Sue Foreman Defendant
The Defendant, Sue Foreman is
warned 70 appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Victor
Foreman.
Dated: October 2, 1851.
0. W. Pete Virgins
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad Litem
II S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards ID. c.
10.5-l2-l9-26
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SpfcIA Evangelist his Light of the World band is
here o Prophet revival each night
al 1880 church 18th and Locust H. A. Greer pastor ADV
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WAR DECLARED ON SIN!"

Look who is in town The won
DER MAN" of Detroit, Mchig
A man sent from God TO help o
people. Not to destroy or ma
hate but to build up and M.
love.
MOTTO-I MUST BE ABOUr
MY FATHERS BUSINESS, LII,
2:49.
Listen folks there is work to b
done You need to be help
You need to know that God is
able to do anything. Come see and
hear what the man of God can do
for you Yes it's Troubles, Wor-
ries or Crossed by some evil
Spirits or works then you need to
come. JESUS SAID COME UNTO
ME ALL We THAT LABOUR
AND ARE HEAVY LADEN AND
| WILL GIVE YOU REST Yes.
you can have rest and be blessed
through the man of God. Visit the
church at nth and Locust streets,
North Little Rock.
For appointment call 1850, ask
for the secretary to make ap.
pointment with Rev L. A. Greer
Services each night 1880 Special
day services viii be announced az
the night sessions.
SPECIAL. Evangelist !. N. Greer
here al.o Prophet J NJ Greer is er
at 1880 at the church, 18th and Loo
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cumber wedges. Serve with N.Y.
terry French Dressing. -.tNx~
Mystery French Dressing
cup Mazola Salad OIL 80
Y cup vinegar mi
IN tablespoons catsup !.
Q teaspoons sugar
n teaspoon salt
n teaspoon paprika
" teaspoon dry mustar6f
teaspoon grated onion
egg white. unbeaten
Y Glove garlic y
Place all ingredients In bowl an4
beat with rotary beater until thor
oughly blended. Store In refrigera~
tor In covered Jar. Mix thoroughly
before serving. This dressing keeps
well. Makes IN cups.
Fruit Salad Dressing: Follow
above recipe substituting. lemon
Juice for vinegar. Omit catsuRL-
mustard, onion and garlic. Increase
~ tablespoons.
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PINE STREET SCHOOL

I'VE S&HnOOL
Pine Street is making rapid
strides for adjustment to a new
school year. The guidance depart.
ment has do9e some work in orin.
tating new students. To date there
are approximately fifty new stu
dents enrolled. The library has
improved for the year with the
addition Of new book shelves new
books, book holders, more shelf
labels Othel equipment Is arriv.
ing and the Librarian and her as
sistants are eagerly looking for
ward TO busy and profitable
year The past week was the
time Of the faulkner County Fair
Pine Street was well represented
In the parade and under the
tent We represented in the
parade with a beautiful red, white
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tu'ler II &c I ak safore
Missouri is ,hodse guest of his
parents. M. and Mrs. II. CARING
Ten Ray was accompanied by his
uncle. Lee Darlington -. The fun.
eral Of Mrs. Rosie Thomas who
passed on the oath was held al
Friendship Baptist church with
Rev. 7, Watson in charge. Survi.
vors are her husband, Tom Thorn.
as; three daughters, Mrs. Sam
Veasley and Mrs Leon Brown Of
this city and Mrs David Conley
o, Little Rock; four sons, Robert
Thomas, owner and manager Of
Sunset Cafe. Murmon, David and
Joseph Thomas all of the city In.
terment was in Friendship ceme-
terry. Persons from out Of town
who attended the funeral wer,
Rev. and Mrs. B. l.. Conley and
Coils Easterwood Of England.
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Conway

]. 7. Taylor
Mrs Daisy Mitchell of Chicago
is house guest of her sister in
law. Mrs. w. l.. Fowler. She will
visit her nieces, Mrs. Claude
Armstrong and Mrs. Columbus
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A simple twist In cooking dresses
dp humble food. And 80. a salad
dressing adds that final touch to
salads to give that refreshing, zesty
taste. SO for a bit Of magic and
real flavor enjoyment, try Country
Garden Salad with Mystery French
Dressing. It's easy to make and
thrifty. too made with rich
golden salad oil. Serve II for lunch
con or supper to Ahe home folks, or
for party fare.
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Country Garden Salad

Peel large, ripe tomatoes. Cut
In half crosswise. Sprinkle with
salt and pepper. Chill Combine 1
cup cottage cheese. ~ teaspoons
salt, | tablespoon Mystery French
Dressing. To serve arrange toma-
toes on cold cute In lettuce cups.
Heap cheese mixture or each TO-.
mato half Garnish with thinly
sliced radlphpa. scaliiora e~d
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-18
LELANETTE ROBERTS

Continued from Page One)
The discovery of the skeleton on
Saddle Bunch Keys.
j.. Lancelot Lester, State At
torney and the Sheriff's office
are conducting an investigation
of the sudden disappearance and
death of Miss Roberts, August z,
l949, after a JayCee convention
dance.
Another coroners' jury will hear
testimony on the death of John
Henry Taylor, shfimper who was
found three or four days after his
death.
This jury will meet at Roy
Hamlin's office on Tuesday at 2
p. m. .y...t;..
Coroner Hamlin said that he
has not set any dote for recon
vening the jury in the case Of
Stanley Nichols, former U. S.
Marshall from Alaska who died
under mysterious circumstances
in Key West on February l6. In
yestigatiOns are continuing in his
case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-18
ORDINANCE NO. ais.
COMMISSION SERIES

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
SECTION 2 OF ORDINANCE
NO. 80, COMMISSION SERIES,
OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE
CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA.
SAME BEING AN ORDINANCE
PROVIDING FOR THE install.
LATION, REGULATION. SU-
PERVISION AND CONTROL OF
THE USE OF PARKING ME-
TIERS BY PROVIDING FOR ADJ
OPTIONAL PARKING METER
ZONES; AND PROVIDING
WHEN ORDINANCE GOES IN
TO EFFECT.
Read and passed on first read
ing at regular meeting held
April End, 1851.
Read and passed on final read
ing at regular meeting held
April 10th, 1851.
(sd) LOUIS M. J. EISNER,
Mayor.
Attest:
VICTOR LOWE,
City Clerk. aprI8, 1851
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-18
FRANKLIN MEASURE

Continued from Page One)
ported the bill favorably, AZ, but
an adverse report of one commit
tee viii keep a bill off the calen-
dar even if others approve it.
Senator Franklin's bill would
provide that all candidates for
county commission posts should
run at large, although represent
ing the districts in which they
live
That is the system now in some
Florida counties, but in most of
them commissioners are elected
only by the voters of their own
districts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-18
x-RAYS KILL CANCER CELLS

Rays from high voltage X-ray
machines or from radium destroy
cancer cells. This is one method
of curing early cancer, the Amer
lean Cancer Society points out
Help to fight cancer by giving to
the 1851 Cancer Crusade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-18
MILITARY MEN ARE

(Cor+inued From Page One)
Get officer for Key West, as the
chairman.
On the working level the fol-
lowing representatives have been
appointed from activities in the
locality:
Naval Base-Captain H, Pay
con, Jr., USN.
Naval Station-Cdr, C. NJ. Hen
derson, USN.
Lcdr. F. J. Pawela-Naval Air
Station.
Fleet Sonar School Cdr. G. F.
Dawson, USN.
Naval Hospital-Cdr. ]. A
Minspaugh, NC, USN.
Marine Barracks-Major c. D.
Barrett, Jr., USING.
Naval Ordnance Unit-Lcdr.
D. B. Maher, USN.
Advanced Undersea Weapons
School-Cdr. L. V, Julihn, USN
Surface Anti-Submarine De-
velopment Detachment-Cdr. S
D. B. Merrill, USN.
Underway Training Unit-Lcdr
c. C. Lubbock, USN.
Submarine Squadron Four
Lcdr. C. c. Allen, USN.
Fleet Air Detachmepts-Lcdr
K. P. Rehnberg, USN (VX-D.
Destroyer Division 60l-Lcdr
r. c. Porter, Jr., USN;
Operational Development Sta
tion-Lcdr. R. M. Moore, USN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-18
MARVIN CREEL

tContinued From Page One}
Harrel also told the Creels that
his wife is, a former Key Wester.
Mrs. Harrel IS the former Wick
Blackwell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Blackwell, formerly
of Key West.
Pfc. Creel is serving with the
18TH regimental combat team
and parachuted behind the lines
in Korea on Good Friday. This
was the second time Creel has
parachuted behind the front lines
in Korea since he entered the
Korean fighting last September.