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Arkansas State press., 1952-10-03
Main Street Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

va SSSh Nibpltfu
The funeral Of Odell Adams
sa& conducted September IL at
Oak Grove M, b. church. Burial
was in Mt. Lebanon cemetery. Mr.
Adams was killed in a car wreck.
d w. Hill is back from the ma
aioual convention in Chicago
VIII Royal, Rey. Menifield. Mrs.
Carrie Laden, John II. Boston,
&la3 Bob Witherspoon are all on
che sick List Mrs. Lille Gray
ssE attended the missionary con
psnfion at Mt. Zion AME church.
Dir. md Mrs. ]. ]. Jones, IT.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Gran
ford Mr.. Jones is the son of Rev.
" j. Jones of Pine Bluff ... Mrs.
Maggie Shepherd is i'll at this
whiting Mrs. L. E. White
made a trip to Little Rock recent
ly To visit her nephew who is in
the hospital Roosevelt San
ders who lives On route three got
huFt in a car accident recently
Richard Nelson has an apple tree
in his yard that has produced two
crops Of apples this year &.
VI. WithcrspOon and UIysses
Shepherd went to Little Rock In
carry VIII Royal TO the doctor
Lee Stewart has purchased a
aeW ear 90. If you don't get the
STATE PRESS each week and
would like TO please contact UIvs-
SEES Shepherd so that ne con put
your name ON the list. Person
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-03
Good Eyesight
Important In
School Work

Can poor cycsight make o. child
slow" i'm school work?
Nas-uncorrectad VISUAL defects
can cause a normally bright
young ter 90 dislike school. fall.
behind his cl.ss, and become se'f-
conscious about mlly.u. sports or
games.
Nt child Ftr.I r-rra.v .r",Fr.rr.H. ..
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-03
Suffered ] years
found PaZo
brings amazing relief"

says Mr.. M. w., Los Angeles, Calf.
Speed amazing relief from mIserles Of
simple piles, With soothing Fazo+! ACTS
to relieve pain, itching tHstdhiy-sootngs
infamed tissues-lubricates dry nara"
ened parts--heIps prevent cracking, sofe-
ness-reduce swelling. You get real com"
forting help. Don't suffer needless torture
from simple piles. Get Pazo for last won
derful relief. Ask your doctor about II.
Suppository form-also tubes with per"
lorated pile pipe l~or'easy application
EPGso Ointment and SupPosftorIsS9
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-03
''HOt flashes" of c
or strikingly relieved
In 63-ao%* of The cases
in doctors tests!

Those SuffoCating heat
waves" - alternating with ner-
vous, clammy feelings - and
accompanied often by restless
acknowledgement nervousness -
are Well-Rn6wn to women suf-
fering the functionally-caused
distress OF middle life "Change"l
You want relief from such
suffering. And-chanceS are
you can get it. Thrilling relief!
Thanks to t1cO famous Lydia
PiQkhuW WcdiCiHeS'
IN doctors tests. Lydia Pink
hams compound and Tablets
brought relief from such dis
.tress in 63 and 500 respective
iyl of the cases tested. COM
plCtc or striking yCliCN
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-03
PAGE Six

Haynes Memorial Hospital and
the Edith W Thomas hospital of
Detroit. He is a graduate of Me
harry medical college.
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-03
HEART ATTACK OR
INDIGESTION?

THANK HEAVENSl Most attacks are just acid
indigestion. When it strikes, take Bcll-ans
tablets. They contain the fastcst-acting
medicines known to doctors for the relief OF
heartburn, gas and similar distress 25t.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21
rIMss. fHuRsDAY MoHNINe.

discussion leader for those attend
ing the president and vice-presi-
dent sessions. Mr.. Frank Gordy,
Extension Poultry and County
Agent Leader, will discuss the dut-
les OF a secretary. Mr.. w. T. Nc
Allister, Extension Marketing
Specialist, will enumerate the dut-
les of a treasurer. Mr.. George
Axinn, Extension Editor and Miss
Joanne ouweneel, Asst. Ext. Edi-
tor, will discuss the various func-
tions of a publicity chairman. The
Importance of other standing COM
mittees will be discussed during
these sessions by Miss Gertrude
Holloway, Extension Nutrition
Specialist and Home Demonstra-
tion Leader.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21

fill out his application Immediately
and mail it in the special envelope
provided. Applications must be
postmarked no later than mid
night, March 10, 1852. Early filing
will be greatly to the students ad-
vantage. Results will be reported
to the students Selective Service
local board of jurisdiction for use
in considering his deferment as a
student, according to Educational
Testing Service, which prepares
and administers the College Quail
fication Test. Male students at the
University of Delaware may Sc
cure the necessary forms and re-
ceive further information from the
registrars Office.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21
$1,000 FOR SCHOLARSHIP
Gift From UnideI Foundation For
Scholarship at University

Gift From UnideI Foundation For
Scholarship at University
The University of Delaware ac-
xnowledges gift of 100000 from
4he Unidel Foundation to be ex-
pended for a scholarship at the
University. This grant will be
known as the Unidel Scholarship
and will make available $500 per
year for a period of four years.
The award will be made to a Della
ware high school or prep school
graduate of outstanding accom-
plishment and promise as college
student and campus leader. Appli-
cations and all requests for further
information about the Unidel
Scholarship should be addressed to
the Deans of Men and Women, re-
spectively, at the University of
Delaware.
New Castle Co officers Training
The New Castle County Exten-
sion Service is sponsoring an Ofic-
ers' Training School on Tuesday,
February 26th, at 1:30 pm. in the
Auditorium of Wolf Hall on the
campus of the University of Della
ware, according to Edward H.
Schabinger, County Agricultural
Agent. The purpose of this school
is to better acquaint newly elected
officers of rural organizations to
the duties and responsibilities of
their respective offices. There will
be delegations of All club officers,
home demonstration club officers
and farm organization officers. An
invitation is extended to all other
officers of rural organizations
which would include Farm Bureau
discussion groups, poultry and
dairy organizations. Each officer
viii have his or her duties explain
ed by competent discussion leaders
with demonstrations of correct
parliamentary procedure. Mr.. Cor
don Godbey, Associate Director OF
Academic Extension, will explain
TO the entire group the Importance
of conducting all meetings accord
ing 10 parliamentary procedure
and all officers being thoroughly
acquainted with their respective
duties. He will also point out why
It is important that we meet ir
f-roups and the value of such group
lettings. Mr.. Sam Gwinn, State
Al Club Specialist, will serve as
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21
PLAN SEMINAR
ON EDUCATION
Leaders in American Educa-
ton to Participate in Series
on Administration
STARTS FEBRUhIY %

Leaders in Amer. 2al --iucation
will participate in new seminar
series on educational administra-
tion to be offered this Spring by
the University of Delaware on the
Newark Campus. Theme of the
seminar will be the Major Func-
tions of Educational Leadership"
Meetings are scheduled on each of
six specified Saturday mornings,
beginning February %. The ma
tionally recognized educational
consultants who will take part in
clude:
DIR. Walter A. Anderson, chair
man Department of Administration
and Supervision, New York Uni
yersity.
Dr. William e. Arnold, Director
Bureau of School Services, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
DR.. William H. Burton, Profess
sor of Education, Harvard Univers-
ity.
Dr.Walter D. Cooking, chairman,
Board of Editors, The American
School Publishing Company.
DIR. Shirley Cooper, Associate
Secretary, American Association of
School Administrators.
DR.. William S. Elsbree, Execu-
tive Officer, Institute of Field Stu
dies, Teachers College, Columbia
University.
The series is sponsored by the
Graduate Division of the Univers-
fty through its extension program,
as a service to school administrat-
ors. Provision is being made to
admit limited number of non-ad-
nninistrator according to DR.. Mat
thew ]. Pillard, the seminar CO.
ordinator. DR.. John A. Perkins,
President of the University, and
DIR. William o. Penrose, Dean of
the School of Education, plan to
participate in the seminars with
the visiting consultants.
In the initial session, DR.. Ander-
son will develop an overview of the
theme. He will outline the prim'
AIRY responsibilities for educationa
leadership in local communities. Al
succeeding seminars the consultant
in each case will deal with the
special leadership function undel
consideration. These include: Per
sonnel Policy Development, Com
muInity Planning for Education
Sound Financial Planning, Curricu
lum Development, and Schoo
Building Planning. In addition t.
"a presentation by the visiting
consultant, each session is planned
to provide opportunities for discus
sion by the seminar participants.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21
Student Selectiye Service Test

Student Selective Service Test
All eligible students who intend
to take the selective Service Col
lege Qualification Test in 1852
should file applications at once for
the April "a administration, Selec-
tive Service National Headquarters
has advised. An application and
a bulletin of information may be
obtained at any Selective Service
local board. Following instructions
in the bulletin, the student should
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21
Good
Service
Smyrna Cleaners
Phone 56S1

Honorable Mayor Members of
Council of Smyrna
Delaware
Gentlemen:
the balanceheet of the Town of Smyrna as OF
for the then ended Our examination was MADE IN
generally accepted auditing standards and according
y included accounting records other audit
except
as n following paragraph
examination omitted the generally accepted auditing proceed
communicating with debtors confirm accounts receivable
and of observing and testing methods used by
addition did not
apply generally auditing procedures nquirg into the
background valuations from former Because OF
express opinion accompanying financial statements
taken a whole.
opinion except noted in the preceding paragraph the
fairly financial position the Town of Smyrna
January 81 1852 and the results of its operation for the year then
conformity generally accepted accounting principles
piled preceding year
Very truly yours
MANTER and CARR
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Town of Smyrna
SMYRNA, DELAWARE
Balance Sheet as at January 81, 1852

Honorable Mayor and Members of
Council of the Town of Smyrna
Smyrna, Delaware
Gentlemen:
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Del1oldy Mothers
To Meet Again
Monday Night

Monday. July n, the DeMolay
Mothers Circle win meet again Il
St. Paul's Parish Hall It 3 pm.
and al members and mothers u
DeMolay boys are urged to attend.
Al he meeting IN june, Mrs.. Al.
ME Sands presided II he absence
Eof Mrs. Sophie Weech, vice presi-
dent.
Plans were made u that time
to entertain the visiting State Mas.
ter Counsel. Other aspects Of re
summer program were outlined
and the meeting voted ! success.
Hostesses were Mrs. Resale
Sheppard and Mrs. Marian Stew
art. Sandwiches, cake and coca-co.
Ia were served.
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Coming EUessfs

SATURDAY. July H.
Youth for Christ Rally. Flemins
street Methodist Church. ~
Fleming street. 1850 nm.
Youth Center dance, Wesley
house, 7::30 pm.
MONDAY, JULY IL
Beta Sigma Phi sorority meeting
3 pm, San Carlos Institute.
Anchor Lodge No. 1S2, Scottish
Rite Temple. . pm.
Circle Tires, Women Of FRS,
Presbyterian Church. 3 nm,
home Of Mrs. Fred Miller, l01s
FlagIef Avenue.
Gold Star Mothers, meeting
WV. Post Home, 7p.m.
Wesleyan Service Guild, W.S.C.S.,
First Methodist Church, annex
7::so pm.
DeMolay Mothers Circle, meet.
ing, st. Paul's Episcopal Par.
ISL Hall, 7::3o pm.
Key West Art and Historical So.
citey, meeting, 8 pm.
Ham supper. St. Paul's Parish
Hall, 8 to 8 pm. Public invited
to attend.
TUESDAY,, JULY IS
DINNER mceting, Kiwanis Club
at Cssa Cayo Hueso restaur
ant, 6:l5 p. m.
Youth for Christ Bible Study, 7:3t
pm, Fleming street Methodist
MinOca Council No. Is, Degree
Of Pocahontas, Redman's Hall.
8 pm.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY H.
Navy Wives Bowling League,
Ms. pm. Also open bowling.
Ladies' Day Golf Tournament. &.
w. Coli Course, 3 4. nj.
Meeting. Junior ca. Commerce
clubhouse. 3 pm.
Meeting, Island City Navy Wives
Club No. g. Bldg. l7s. N. 6.
1870 am
Meeting Of Business and Prefes-
sional Women's Club at Duval
street Woman's Club. 8 pm.
THURSDAY, JULY IT.
Rotary Club luncheon at 1915
q 49, a a. - A.
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NAL design Of violets. Sparkling
crystal soblets and other lovely
glassware filled one Of the tables.
Silver ID an ornate pattern complet.
ed the service. Other gifts included
beautiful crystal ashtrays with sill.
yer rims. al sorts Of smoking sets
and trays. mixing machines, fine
table linens. dilies, towels and
evsry household utensil one can
imagine.
During the evening several Of the
guests entertained with ! modern
and classical music program and
Spanish dancing in traditional gita-
no style was presented BY charm
ing Yvonne Dionne Of Pensacola,
Fla, I houseguest Of Miss Berval-
dis. Miss Dionne il to Be maid Of
honor It the wedding July Is when
Miss Bervaldi win Be married TO
Richard Wade.
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william J. Leonard as secretary
Mrs. G. 3. Garner, Jr., is advisory
hoard member.
Presiding ct the punch bowl
were Mrs. James Lenney and
Mrs. williams. Name tags were
written at the entrance by Mrs.
Warren Spradline and Mrs. Al
bert Geek. Greetings to guests,
members and newcomers was
extended BY Mrs. Thomas Null
lin. Jr.
AT the business session of the
Owe, retiring chairman. Mrs
John Dawson turned over her
office to the new co-chairman,
Mrs. Joseph kaufman who served
In the absence Of Mrs. Carl Hold
en-, new chairman Of the Owe.
Minutes and the treasurer's re-
port were read by Mrs. ". y.
Bursik. Mrs. Dawson was pre-
sented with q gift from The club.
4 silver card tray In appreciation
Of her work.
Prizes were awarded Mrs.
John Gregory who received !
nest Of straw baskets, and 10 Mrs.
Betty Mccormick who was given
several pair Of shell earrings
made BY Mrs, Alfred Raphael and
Mrs. w. J. Leonard. The earrings
were placed in 1 beautiful
bronze jewelhox. decorated with
shells and an underwater scene,
made BY Mrs. Frank pawela.
An amendment was voted on
and passed proposing that after
July |. advisory board members
of all activities Of the club shall
serve for ! term at six months.
The next meeting viii be Aug.
ust | and newcomers win be wei.
coined 1t the hospitality luncheon
sponsored by The Retired Off.
GERS Wives group.
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Orange Sizes

TAMPA a - a proposal d r.
duce the number Of Sizes 81
oranges which win BE- tried on !
voluntary basis in Florida next
season may also Be used ii Cali
fornia.
The Florida Citrus Exchange
said Friday It learned Gunkisl
Growers Inc, which controls about
|oo per cent Of California orangees.
has asked IN emergency permit
TO eliminate some orange sizes.
The petition is expected to be
granted after hearing July Is.
Ii Florida the plan Is to cut
down from nine different sizes to
i've il the interest az economy.
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GEORGE SKIES FAMILY
WILL VISIT IN MIAMI
Photo BY Evans

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. SKIES
and their daughters q lois wind.
sor Lane. viii leave for Miami To-
day % spend The weekend.
Miss Marie Skies WIN stay In
Miami for : few weeks vacation
with her uncle and aunt. Mrs. i.
e. Sparks.
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Soldiers Killed

!. LA ROCHELLE, France RFivs
American soldiers were killed and
four others seriOusly injured Fri.
day night when their car crashed
into ! tree alongside . highway
outside Of here.
Army authorities withheld the
names Of the dead and the injured
pending notification Of next Of kin,
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In the reception line. wearing
eorsages and pretty gowns, were
Mrs. Hollon Bervaldi. Virginia
Russell. Jackie Rae Jolly,
Yvonne Dionne. Faye Bervaldi,
Dorothy Faircloth, Diana Auxier,
Sarah Lowe, Mrs. Carl Bervaldi,
ne brides mother, Mrs. Alvin De.
Lanes. and Mrs. Parker Mahan, u.
As the guests riled in they were
served An excellent fruit punch,
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Post Home. 3 pm.
Martha Linda Franks Circle 81
WMU. First Baptist Church, 10
am.
vX-1 Officers Wives Club hun
cheon, Aeropalms, 1880 pm.
FRIDAY, JULY h.
Key West Amateur Radio Club,
meeting at National Guard Ar
mory, 7.3O pm.
Key West Shrine Club. dinner.
7;30 pm.
Triangle Club, Pythian Sisters,
7:30 pm.
Meeting Alcoholics Anonymous,
First Presbyterian Church. 9
pm.
Meeting, knight Of Pythias, Pys
THAN Hall. 7zs Fleming St.. It
Z pm.
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Medical Desltal Group
Plan Cocktail Dissner

Mrs. T. D. Boar, chairman Of the
committe of the Medical Dental OF
ficers' Wives club. announced that
> cocktail-dinner viii be given fOr
the group on Wednesday, July is.
The party viii be held at Aero
palms from s to s pm. and Is the
regular social gathering which Is
known as the middle Of the week,
middle Of the month" event.
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IOuuC0u W A&ANs At0NtAt ~0SAS0tA'
vasquez told TIE secrets Of how
70 find shells under rocks, and h
other favorable localities. He *
planned the variety Of formation
and the coloring d The collection,
told how 10 clean and polish
specimens and outlined the decor
alive uses for which they may be
used. He encouraged the hobby
of shell collecting, but warned
with humor. that one shell may
lead to expensive outlay. for IN.
stance, the desire 20 own q boat
Tor sholl-hunting expeditions.
VasQuez conducted open forum
and answered The questions Of
interested listeners.
In the exhibit Of his private
and rars exhibition were vari-
ties which have fascinating names
including the tulip. horse conch
or giant conch. banded shell,
lamps. rough vase. crown, kings
helmet. spiny oyster. prickly
cardiurn. opcn-mouth purple,
SC .tch bennett pink conch. fig
shell. magpie. stiff pen shell.
worm and dollar shellA and the
lighting conch shell. HI also a.
hibited trays Of small bivalves,
natchless Ii nacreous sheen and
delicate shades.
Naval Air Station wives were
hoSteesos Tor The day.
The shell motif was carried out
Tor ne theme az decoration from
the place and name cards through
the table centerpieceA Each mem
Der and guest was presented with
4 name card made ot 1 tinted
pink paper shell studded with
tiny flowers az aiming shell. They
were the work 81 Mrs., John Nc
Fcrron and Mrs. Frank pawela.
Artistic flare was equally evs-
dent III the place cards which
were he-jeweIed with tiny tropi.
csl fish and 4 clusteF AZ seaweed
made az petite painted shells. The
delicate craftsmanship was dcne
By the MAS hostesses and their
COMMITTEES members which In
cluded Mrs. Alfred 3. Taddeo.
Mrs J. n. Kaufman. Mrs. J. r.
Huntress. Mrx w J. Leonard,
Mra A. 4 Raphael. Mrs g. b.
Garner. u. and Mrs Jackson
who was cn-chAirman IL the PRO-
gram with Mrs. ii. IN. Diem.
The brilliant arranxemens a
table ccnterpiecea and decura-
1ions was cr~nted of drifswood
studded win sEvesnail shells, hnre
coneh and South r1cifie elm
shells forming flused ehailices
filled with whste lacey pima
koretx and The Tame az hcsa
clusters. Small pinwheels ii
bright color were ndded ~ hou-
Qucts IL maroon. yellow. ruse.
plnk and xnlsnon. tinted 1inniAs "a
shell containers Cxxn vine WITH
minute white fiowsra fostooned
~ white hnen inhie eosxrinr.
Clusters - ro,e ~ white franrI-
panni In graceful shell bowls
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AppIy To We'd

Tilson $. Breakfield. "a. Sweet.
ing's Garage and Lois Elaine
Pratt. 81. i2o6 Washington street,
Ann Arhcr. Michigan. have ap-
piled for . marriage license 81
the office at County Judge Ray.
mond n Lord.
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Miss Faye BerUnIdi i Hon0red
With Bridal Shower Tea Party

The Eks Club echoed with feminine ohs"
and other ordinations Of admiration last night
given for bride elect Miss Faye Bervsd when
guests viewed the display Of gifts received The enjoyable party
given BY the aunt Mrs Holon Bervad brides
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Shell Collection Part OF Program
At Officers WiCes Luncheon, Friday

The Old Shell Came" not the kind carnvals
hugely enjoyed ~ members Of the Officers Wives Club yesterday
81 luncheon Taylor After the enjoyable fea
turing shrimp salad local shell collector and Raul Vasquez
types shells be found Key West shores and
81 the He assisted by Mrs Vasquez in displaying
valuable collection in the field Of conchology He was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-12

hAre ,. kou1s
Mrs. u \. L1wis. - iormer
ncrix Csmek - - moen1ng -
Miami. Fnnexal ovsunrnnonns nre
hesnx ms1e ~ hk1nEa Elnmmee
Funeral MDme - innnrnenk -
- Il MIsmf
1Irs. Eewis 4 smrsixe1 ~ -
hnn1 ~ 1c1r 1890: - l1rnE.
G. a. camns. - ho1nota. -
nsn6e. Cnsn111. - - Anst
C1mnn-
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|C0)lVlH
CHOW DER

Spectres haunt Amusement
editors for years. Comes ! red
haired ghost named Billy Wilson.
via ! letter nom DaIlas, Texas,
where he il playing engagements
with his 10th Centsifyairs Or
chestra. Last time ! heard Billy
was in Miami In lole, 6eptem-
Der. 10 be exact when he W.
getting STARTED - band l6Ader
that =, III The Bigtime land
this win kill somebody
listed under his appearances On
publicity sheet Il says sRadio
and Mite Club Guest Star Shots
80 Charlie nayner." On another
card It says 'sNationally known
Critics Who Haze saluted Billy's
Activitiesp and 10. amongst the
line-up comes my name - one
d the rave reviewers from Z
Miami paper. Wonder what he'll
add II sent 4 clipping from The
Key West Citizen? He'd bGtter
learn to foot On ! c0nch shell.
hoot-a-Ioot-Ioo, nent tnsougn
that hardwCod d0or.
CUnr ut A1GUellgo cover
ass, now one q my ausies nere.
included seeing g quo vadis.
ana aIser snuo0eIlns - e JUN
Try 70 count 'eIn) lions cnew cn
several nundred aapieas souls in
tne circus Mexmus sue9est
tney ought g cn.nye u ute g
0ene WIN TO laaeu and ges
2 ioad q tne eiaooease coiAeures
worn Dy Roman ieoisb espeeaaiiy
ne Draiuea sne6e.ao0ps q sne
Empress roppeeA VINO was mis
Medusa g more a~-aens 0reek
iegendF Inc ietes Aoman nairdo
VIII fransfix youl Nero didn't
flddle around but a. seng ana
played an instrument which was
evidentl. forerunner q = ukels-
le, strumming Way Down Upon
the Iiber River, sac From the
Old Folks Home. The banquet
scenes where Romans lo4 Ga at
~ coucnes Mnile xeestine On
~azsI
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81. . IM9
ncv ron Mails

ncy ron Nails
Ar. and Mrs. VICTOR ii Miils,
iu1i Packer. are she proud parents
Il : haby so horn u Monroe Cen
eral Hospital. Jane 4. ne child
WEIGHED eixht poands. ten ounces
snd has been named Victor, IL.