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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-10

In sad but loving memory Ct
our late father husband and dea-
con Grant Fair who departed this
life one year ago. October 8.
Like a ship that's left it
incoming
And sails braveIy out to sea
So some one dear mas sailed
away
In calm serenity;
But there's promise of create
joy,
Than earth could have in store
For God has planned richef
life
Beyond the unseen shore.
Sadly missed by widow, Mrs.
Nancy Fair; daughters, Mrs Ka-
Uterine Sanders, Mrs. Luc re Ty-
son of California Mrs. Marie
Nichols of Ohio, Mrs. BarnIcl
Wilson. Mrs. Bessie Merriweath-
ers, Mrs Anne Fair Harris Of
Sweet Home; son Albert Fair.
California; the pastor members
and friends of First Baptist
church, Sweet Home,
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With The Churches

EMMANUEL BAPTIST rae
Flower Garden preVue or l9s1
Will be presented GA Novemhee y
at the ehurcn, Ola Chester at aee
p, IN. ANY young persons WHO
would Ike to take part In the ar
fair can contact MRS. ~ &. Wells
at Gibbs sehaol tor Information
bLiHEL aME-Ins SUNDAY
school mas recently been-1 a-cw-
Banlzed and mas gotten off 40 S
good start, Four new leacAesS
nave been added to the staff, Mas
Jane {. Waugh, Mrs. Mlltie Nib
Hams, Mrs. Delols Cochran an
Mrs. Marion w. johnson.
81 PAUL AMEkr-T he fo1rt
quarterly conference closed wit
great services throughout the da,
sunday. hev. j M. Draper delys
cred spiritual message. Cors-
lhunion was served at morning
ana evening services. The mis-
Slonarles conducted their month
~ meeting at the home of hrx.
Matte Vault.
john Clarence Willis who IL I'm
at Nv Arch street ia improvine
nicely.
Mrs Hettie Motron is SIN In
Detroit visiting her sick aunt.
MS. Helen Burrough has re-
turned from three weeks VISA
with her son and daughter. NJ
ltorney and Mrs. Carl Henry Of
Washington ID, C. ana MIR. md
MRS, Sandy Woods of New YORK.
Ihey. visited relatives and friends
IN virginia and New Jersey.
Rev A, w. Kicks was In Ping
Blur on business last week
Mrs. Lucille Peoples was in CAS-
land, California visiting her so~rx
and their families recently,
Key and Mrs. Estena Mcr .srsru
was in service Sunday after -
ing III for two Sundays.
visitors are made WelcouR AZ
all services. 1t is the church witp
a smile and a handsnake Of love
FIRST BAPTIsT-Dr. 3, d Hers-
~ Is conducting a revival ut ~
gnufch 9TH and Gaines street
me revival opened Tuesday njslrf
ana Will continue through t.p
I9th' Dr Henry. who is now ~
slulng IN Cleveland. Ohio, Is n
former pastor of this CITY
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Baptist church fer q years anA
under his pastorate the ch'n~h
has grown from a small structure
valued at $500 to brick edifiR
with a large auditorium with one
Of the most modern baptistIfes
in the city. The building Is vst-
ued at $4,000 according to DE-
Hudson He is very active in
community and civic activities
and has served as chaplain N
Fort Roots veteran hospital fx
10 years and was the first clap
lain to serve At the new vrfeExs
hospital on Roosevelt road fl nss
also served as chaplain fer a YEAR
at the University hospital. -
has served twice as Moderator -
the union district association
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WrighfsyiIIe

The Gospel Temple BauR
sunday school opened al II
regular hour with Betty TT oSrtvA
acting superintendent and Var
dell Wright, assistant secretary IN
charge. Glass number one was Inc
banner class and all classes we're
taught by Mr.. Long On the
SICK list is Charley Felix's.
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WARNING ORDER


State or Arkansas
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Dolores Burrough Plaintiff
vs.. No 95802
Calvin Burrough Defendant
The Defendant Calvin Burrough
Is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Dolores
Burrough
Dated. October 7, 1862
Thad d. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Attorney ad Litem.
J. r. Booker
Fl. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher d. G,
l0.l0-l7-24-3l
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski. SIS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Pearl Suitor Plaintiff
VS.. No 95937
James d. Suitor Defendant
The Defendant James d Suitor is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Pearl
Suitor
Dated: October 7th 1852
Dllcs q Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George W. Shepherd
Attorney ad Lltem.
H. S. Nixon, ChanCery Clerk
BY Jamyc Dreher D. G.
l0l0-l7-24-3l
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Bethel Observes
Homecoming Day

Bethel AME church 9th and
Broadway viii observe its an
nual Homecoming Day service,
Sunday, with a sermon at lO.45
a. IN. by Dr. VIM. EaSon prlsld-
ing elder Of the Pine Bluff dis
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Pastor Accepts
Passionate In
California

Dr.. NJ. VanBurea Hudson hsy
been called to the pastordte Of
Mt Carmel Baptist church Of
Pasadena, California. Dr.. HuS-
son mas pastered the Liberty Hin
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IF YOUR SCALP is SICK, SEE
MRS. LUCY WILLIAMS
SCALP SPECIALIST

Over 18 Years of Experience Graduate Of Madam Nelson's
School of CosmetoIogy, Detroit, Michigan
Mrs Will
suffered with
tried beaucians
doctor will thanks to Mr.
recommending Since April 1852 If will
what
me
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RIGHT AROUND US
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK


orlr takes more than title to one leader" (NEA
COMMUNITY CHEST KICKOFF"
october marked the "Nck-off' of the annual co,o,,
" chest drive the exhibition hall in the Josenh p Pohn
ao dulloEum number of principals and teachers Of the
9g'oo OF Greater Little Rock representatives of Missouri
iII maintenance department and other groups
PHI BETA signals MEET
me members Of the graduate chapter Phi Beta Sigma
fraternity met October at the residence of William Elmo
Hicks The host had be town. but his brothers we're
extended hearty greeting and welcome by the Nissus"
Minnie Barbara Hicks special feature of hc meeting was
[P testimonial to Louis n Bronson retired letter carrier
oHe Lee Smith the tribute TO Mr. Bronson reviewing
MS years as solid citizen of the community Birdie Bran-
son t"e OF the honoree) and Myrtle Williams tsser IN law
OF the 9ohoee We're very special during this part
The meeting The guests enjoyed the delicious repaN of
baked ham, marsmeIoued potatoes saw cake and coffee
me members who answered the roll call Green
Rev), Ole Cheatham David NJ Wells Charles c. Walker
lRey) ocie Lee Smith G. G. Anderson Louis N Bron-
HEADQUARTERS
The Handikrafters Art club with Willie Mae Jor-
dan October The president Lille Mae Mcmillan presided
during the business session Members present Mary
Johnson Ceon Dozzel Irene Shropshire Myrtle L. Williams
tice presiden, Eva Save, lola Mcdonald Theesa
tree, Matte Kidd Birdie Bronson Lille Curtis Mildred
derson Jaequen Davis Alice Perry, Freeda Brown and
Gwendolyn Floyd
HERE AND THERE
Leroy Christophe and Herbert Denton Ooca eduea
Ors) members of the planning the adj
ministraors workshop held Octobe at AM&N col
cge in Pine Bluff.
Freddie Lamb Whisonan daughter of the John Lambs
2l24 Rce) has been employed instructor of home
economics and interior decorating the Manhantanvle
or high school New York Freddie graduate of Dun
bar high school, Dunbar junior college and New York Uni
verssy. Much luck, Freddie. Congratulations.
The Friendship club at the home of Mrs. D. Hughes
Saturday night with the president Mrs Evelyn Hattson
charge After brief business meeting the members adjourn
ed until November 22nd. Mrs Evelyn Hatson, president
Mrs. Matte Dunbar, secretary Mrs. B. Handy repor
ter.
Mrs Leggie Lawson visiting her children in Niagara
Falls New York She will stop in Chicago her return trip
to visit her daughter
Mrs Mary Gray is visiting her sister in Chicago
The Jones high school PTA Thursday night OCto
Der 9th the home Economic cottage Mrs Byrd president
E. H. Hunter principal.
Mrs Mable B. Mitchell suffered minor bruises in
accident which occurred highway 80 Keo, Monday
morning 500
Miss Aetha Mae Channey, daughter of Mrs. Beatrice
Channey the wife of David Conway of Mrs Fran
els Conway of Little Rock October A. at Benton The Con-
ways plan spend their honeymoon Hot Springs.
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MEXICAN PURSE! INDIAN wo
ven from PALMETTO. BRIL-
LIASTLY COLORED! TeIescnp-
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CLASSIFIED

FOR RENT
Nice Front Room. Will Rent To
Two College Men Call 279987
II You Know of House For Rent
Please Notify
Mrs, Ida Belle Jones
1903 West 18th
Phone 27-9j77
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college, He plank 10 make fhw
army a career.
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ing cover. About
5" X 31-2 closed.
SAMPLE g. price
list OF jackets,
curiOs, etc. so
cent PIP.
Walter a. Finer.
$40 Marion Street,
Pharr, 8, Taxes
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COMMUNITY CHEST KICKOFF"

II takes more than title to make one loader - M
''''NN O'c d lcdNeI' NNt
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HANDIkRAF TIERS

The Handikrafters A.
dan October /. The presi
during the business sess
Johnson, Cleon Dozzell, Il
(vice presidentl, Eva Sa,
tree, Matte Kidd, Birdie
derson, Jacquelyn Davis,
Ctu-ar71C,I,yt, E'I-,vrl
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cation amidst speculation that his
choice for Democratic Candidate,
III ne doesn't run himself. Is Cor.
Adlai Stevenson Of Illinois.
Mr.. Truman had no comment
on a copyrighted St Louis Post
Dispatch story saying The Presk
dent had asked Stevenson TO BE-
the administration CANDIDATE. The
governor would not comment ei
Their.
The Chicago Daily Sun Times
went even further In q copyrighte1
story, Il said Stevenson had firm
~ declined Mr.. Truman's invite
ton 10 seek the nomination. The
newspaper said II had learned that
|"only q full blown conventioe
draft could shake" Stevenson's DE-
Icision.
Sen. Hubert IL Humphrey d
Minnesota. i fayorite son candt
date in the Democratic race. SAID
most hackers Of the Truman Fair
Deal" program probably woulQ
accept Stevenson or Kefauyer e.
the presidential nominee.
The Minnesotan reiterated his
support Of Mr.. Truman, If he runs
but said he believes Mr.. Truma1
will not run.
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ul)llal


RepublicanS, staging SUN PRES
|idential nominatic1 battle IN WIS
cousin, today stepped up their Ell
forts to make Nebraska also Q
|prhsN popularity testing ground
Both states held primaries next
tuesday to choose COP and Demo
cratic convention delegates,
hackers 81 sen. Robert A. Taft
az ohio drummed up 2 written
|campairn ia Nebraska they hope
Can Offset his losses IN New Hamp,
|shire and Minnesota. And sup.
porters 81 Gen. Dwight p, Eslen-
hover tried 70 match the TAFT
drive.
Two weeks ago the Nebraska
priniSry appeared d little nati0lal
siakific auce ii TIE Republican PIC.
l'Ife Win ouly Harold Stassen and
Mary Kenney, Lincoln house
VIE ap1 hacker q Gen. pousias
Macarthur, entered.
Taft's fcrces called ~ retired
1T. Gen. Albert G. Wedemeyer, 2
native Nebraskan, to give tneii
Campaign shot IN the arm.
3Wedeheyer told newsmen ne
|considered Taft "the best quail
Ified ayowed candidate for the
presidency considering the condl.
tons faced by our country today:
He said Eisenhower was 90
ayowed candidate" but moi MAC
Arthur.
In the Democratic race, Sen.
Estes kefauver Of Tennessee re-
turned from Wisconsin to resume
his Nebraska campaigning. Sen
Robert S. Kerr Of oklahoma, ms
April opponent, told newsmen
.in Lincoln Wednesday night PC
thought 1--WE are gaining On Ke-
fauyer.p
Jack Bell, Associated Press por
litical writer. wrote from Milwau'
lee that the Wisconsin outcome
Gould hinge on Democrats who vote
he COR ticket. Voters are handed
10th tickets and given their choice
Stassen has pledged tlat be WV !
turn over TO Eisenhower hall %
any 81 his delegates elected since
the general Is not on me ballot
and write iDs are not permitted
Delegates backing Gcy. Earl war.
|rsn 81 California have promised
10 suppOft the general II the Cab
iornia governor drops OUT OF the
convention race. Warren himseli
has made. 20 promises except y
release his delegates q ne faiis
to make Roadway.
Bell said a strong Eisenhower
sentiment among Democrats could
benefit both Warren and Stassen.
He said Wisconsin politicians
thought Warren would get the moss
good out Of such yotes even though
he has not taken alstand one way
or the other about Eisenhower.
Taft, the other COP candidate
in The Sway race. called The Stas-
sen and Warrcn hnIkups With FL
Isenhower hybrid tickets.
Kefauyer remained long odds
|favorite to- win the Democratic
race against two states supporting
Mr.. Truman. Bell reported
The President returns 70 Wash
|ington today from his Florida va
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IN the ClRcuTT copRT OF THE
10TH LOGICAL cIlCum Of
THE STATE or FLORIDA, n
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCEnY.
Case No. 12-11O2
In the Matter OF the Adoption OF
CAROLYN RAVE cLoUSEK,
NOTICE ny pUBLIcATIoy
THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO
CLARENCE RAY CLOUSER. Post
office Box 2072. Greenway Sta
ton, Tucson, Arizona, as Father
and Natural Parent of the said
Carolyn Raye Ciouser, Minor.
YoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that Petition for the Abortion 81
Carolyn Rave Clouser has been I'LL
ed in the Circuit Court of the Six
nth Judicial Circuit of the State
sof Florida In and for Monroe
County, In Chancery, by JOSEPH
sEpNvlARD STRAkEL., JR. and YOU
are hereby required to be and ap-
pear In said Court on the 18th. day
OF April a. u. 1852. there to show
cause. II any you can. Why said
Petition should not be granted.
PATEp at Key VEST M2nro ass
March. A. p. ls52s..g
CLERK of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida,
Z BY Florence +. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
marl4-2i -2S;apr4.is52 ssf
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50-Legal Notices
(Continued)

South, Range 80 East. and
containing l.15 acres. more or
less.
The, Purchaser is required to pay
the advertising cost and document
AIRY stamps.
The Sale, il and when made. shall
be subject to the. Trustees resery-
ing unto themselves 75T of the
phosphate. minerals and metals and
sou of the petroleum thereon or
Hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND ressaNe the
right to reject any and all bids.
BY ORDER of the Trustees of
the Internal Improvement Fund of
the State of Florida.
FULLER WARREN,
Governor
Attest:
f.. c. ELLIOT, Sec.
Trustees I. r. Fund
/ feb29;mar7- i4-2l-2S.1ss2
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SO illegal Notices
trsapfinnafl1


a. d. 1852. at Key West. Monroe
County, Florida,
Circuit Court
SeaD EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk circuit Court.
By (sd) Florence. +. sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO. JR..
COS Whitehead Street
Kew West. Florida
Attorney for Complainant
mar2S.apr4- I Is, lsS2
Tallahassee. Florida
February Fl. 1852
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees OF the Internal lnprove-
ment Fund of the State OF Florida.
will offer for sale, for. objections
only, in Tallahassee. Florida, at
1900 o'clock AN. ApEil 1st. 1862.
the following described land In
MONROE COUNTY. to-wit:
A parcel OF submerged land
south Of adjacent 70 that part
Of Gov'L Lot iyng DeIween
and the west line OF Sombrero
Subdivision No. as projected.
Of Lot l, Section o, Township
6s South. Range 50 East, COM
prising 5.4 acres. more or less.
The Purcan is required 10 pay
the advertising cost and document
airy Stamps.
The Sale. Ii and when male. shall
be subject to the Trustees reserv-
ing unto themselves 49, OF the
phosphate. minerals and metals and
500 Of the petroleum thereon or
Hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND. reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
/ BY ORDER of the Trustees OF
the Internal IMPROVEMENT Fund Of
the State of Florida.
FULLER WARREN,
Governor
Attest:
Y. c. ELLIOT, Sec,
Trustees /. |. Fund
feb29 mari i4-2l-2s.1s52
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Friday. March %. 1851 The KEY WEST CITIZEN
Coming Evessts

FRIDAY, MARCH IS 49,,
Meeting. knights of Pythias.
Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming
St, 8 pm. s::,s
Meeting. Alcoholics Anony-
nous, First Presbyterian
Church. 8 n. m. 'sr
Meeting, Fern Chapter No. n,
Order of Eastern Star, Scot
fish Rite Temple, s pm.
Meeting, Monroe County Cere-
bral Palsy and Cripples Asso-
citation, AIT Eaton street. ap.m.
Luncheon, Officers Wives Club,
Fl. Taylor, at noon.
Amateur talent show, Key West
High School, s pm. sponsored
by Jayshees.
Art show, West Marteilo. Gal
lery, Elvira B. Reilly, through
March 80, to 5 p. m. daily.
SATURDAY, MARCH 29---o.ie
Art classes for children. 2 10. 4
pm, patio of West Martello
Gallery, County Beach.
MONDAY, MARCH 3l-- So, .t::.,,..
Handicraft special interest group,
Officers Wives, at Qtrs. RI,
Naval Station.7::3e pm.
TUESDAY, APRIL I
Hantlicraft special interest group.
Officers Wives, Qtrs, RI,
Naval Station, 1:30 p.m......
Meeting, Civil Air Patrol, Ameri-
can Legion Home. Stock Island.
8 pm.
Dinner meeting. Kiwanis Club.
Logun's Beach Patio rest0u-
rant. Gas pm.
Meeting. Fey West Chapter., No.
5, Disahles American Vete-
rams, Luz Temple, s pm. al
Meeting. Minoca Council .Nos,1s,
Degree Of Pocoh0ntaS, Red
mans Hall, 7:30 PM. sa...a
Meeting, Key West assemble No.
Is, Order OF Rainbow Girls,
Scottish Rite Temple. 7a2o pm.
Meeting, Catholic Daughters az
America, Court Mary Star Of
the Sea, No. 634. s pm. sasee
Meeting, Key West Chapter No.
2S3. National Sojourners First
Presbyterian Church pm.
Meeting. Coral Shores. PTA. at
school cafetorium, pm.
Meeting. Key West Players, Barn
Theatre, s pm. .,,sa,s
Meeting, Key West Womans
Club, clubhouse on DuQal St,
$50 pm. -
Meeting, Sea Finigee Coptietfe
Club 37l, WV home, 2.p.E1.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 2--ae lqas
Ladies Day Golf Tournament, X.
w. Golf Course, 9 am. .ss.i
Meeting, Junior Oh. Commerce,
clubhouse, 5 pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge As.
sociation, Coral Room, Over
seas hotel, 7:45 p.m.a
Meeting, Island City Navy Wives
Club No. So, Bldg. 1zs. Ms,
1890 am. - 90. Z.
Meeting, Key West Outboard
Club AUX, home OF Mrs.
Gerry Grooms, 723 Washing
ton street, $3.50 pm. u.
Meeting, Stephen r, Mallory
Chapter No. 1862, United
Daughters of Confederacy,
4:30 pm. place to be an
nounced later.
Coffee, SubRon Four Officers
Wives club, Fl. Taylor, 10
am.
THURSDAY, APRIL r.
Art classes for adults. We4
Martello Gallery, go pm
Meeting, Monroe County HospI-
tai Woman's AUX. Sewl1k
group. at hospital. 2 pm.
Luncheon, Rotary Club, ST. Paulb
Parish Hall, 12:15 pm,
Meeting, Golden Rule and Busy
Fingers Circle. vs. s.,
First Methodist church.
Meeting, Key West Garden Club,
womans club, 5 pm. 81
Meeting, v. r. W. Post No. aofl
". F. w. home. 8 pm.
Meeting, Elks Lodge, Elks club;
8 pm.
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Tallahassee. Florida
February 22nd. 1852
NgnmsHasuN

Tallahassee. Florida
February 2and, 1852
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees CT Internal Improvement
Fund Of the State Of Florida. Par-
suant to, Law. will offer for sale,
for objections only, IN Tallahassee,
Florida, at 100 o'clock AN April
Isl, 1881 ,hs fSl s SaI4S1y Sesg R1arI
ta, to-wit:
A parcel OF submerged land ly-
fnE Southerly OF the Easteriy
Half OF Lot Z, Lot 5 and the
Westerly Half o. Lot = 81
Block SO, as shown on a sub
s sas,san s IS Lots LOT !. Section & as.
Lot B. Section &c and Lot
Section "a, all in Township 81
south. Range % East, and re-
corded in plat Book i, PAGE 5S.
Monroe County Records, ana
containing 9 acres. more or
less.
fcorrect legal description to be
furnished with decd
The purchaser is REQUIRED g. pay
the adgeftising cost and doeumeh,-
ar The s's SAFE IL and when made. shall
he subject 70 the Trustees Issss IN !
Ing unto thsmssl,xss .9 .sssa NJ and
"a Is * the petroleum. thereon or
thf faE na TdRsusTEEs OF INTERN.AsL
fMp,RIibfyfsS ENT FUND reserve the
rfghf to reject the sale.
BIZ ORDER Of the TruSsesS 81 81
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ENGLISH University Woman, So,
desires post secretary or house
keeper. Box No. G. VIA, Go Citi-
zen, imar27 -4tx
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SO Automobiles For Sale

1919 PLYMOUTH with Dual Con-
trolls. License to operate driving
school to be included in sale. Phi.
300, Mr.. Bethel. mar28-3t
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Harry Stiles Dies

HATNEs CRY n Nimro1
Harry Stiles, FERTILIZER compani
owner and former Haints City
mayor, died Thursday. -
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TRAILER Cottages. g. K 2O' with
furnishings. Easy to move. APP
ply Dion Motel Truman Ave.
mar24-Gt
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II you are successful you can a
ford 70 smile: II you are not SUD
cessful. you cannot afford % do
otherwise.
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VERY attractive, girl to work as
bartender at Delmonico Restau-
rant. 218 Duyal St. rnar27- ct
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SMALL child's silver bracelet. be-
tween Park and Dairy Queen,
lost Tuesday night PleaSe Phone
1881 s| 80 Iaaf26t3tx
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WAITRESS. Apply in person. Carl
h ~ H1staurapt. mar2o-3t
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s-Fsmale Help Wanted
(continued)

COOK, housekeeper, two in family.
both work. Live in. References
desired. Phone 100, Ext. 1894.
!. mar28-3t
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38A Trucks For Sale

AZ CHEVROLET, " ton panelled
Al shape throughout, $500 cash.
An William st. between 4:30 &
$50 evenings. mar24-6tx
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Tallahassee. Floridi
February Il. 1852
NOTICE

NOTICE IL. hereby given that the
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
mint Funa of siae state Of Florida.
vxfll after Far sale Ter OBJECTIONS
anfy. il Taliahaxsee. Florida, -
Iron o'clock Al. NJ. april tsf. 1914.
the following described Land N
MONROE COUNTY, Florida. to-wif:
4 parcel of submerged land
ing north az and between ths
49, fsrsss ~ rsgf 10. Of Rinrk
~ sfmrwtsron Heaeh S1hsiiy iss0n.
as projected Lyiug aad being
In section 10. Township ~
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IN THE cERCpr-r COURT or THE
sJxTEENfH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OY ELO8lDA.
IN AND EO0 MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
cnae No. ia-Gs
ATHENA MAEoLAKIS,
Complainant.
Va. DIVORCE
|GEORGE MASoLAKIs.
Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: GEORGE NAN0IAKIS
Residence Unknown
YoE ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been flied
against you herein and you are re-
qnired ia 2srve = copy OF your asl-
Eswer on Attorney for Complain
ant and file the original thereof
with the Clerk 20 this Court ois os
hs f.re the 18th day 81 April. 4. -
1864, otherwise i feere9 Frc tssst+
fssso will be entered against yUsa
DATED ihia Attn day Of MaTen,
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