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Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
ANNUAL MUSIC
FESTIVAL HERE
Capacity Crowd Attends Fes-
tivaI at School Auditor
ium Friday Night
VIVID PROGRAM

A capacity Audience heard the
fifth annual Music Festival pre-
scented by the music department of
the Smyrna School last Friday
night, filling the auditorium. The
program was varied and ambitious
and reflected credit ON the direct
ors, Mrs. John Fearon and Frank
Slelnann and on the more than
three hundred participants. The
selections by the Treble Chorus in
cIuded Polish and Czechoslozakian
folk songs as well as American
numbers. A piano solo by Robert
Reed, SDebussy's Clair DeLune,
proved the versatility of the young
prodigy. A commendable showing
was made by an ensemble of first
year instrumentalists, Hazel Hol-
land, Helene Lasch, Carolyne Car
ter, and Tarun Comegys. The work
of the Senior Chorus was spirited
and well performed, especially that
of the tenor and baritone sections.
Beverly Short and Robert Reed
were the accompanies. The pro-
gram was well-timed, and spiced
with variety, the junior chorus pre-
45entation of 'Erie Canal lending
color and rhythmic change. The
Junior band showed remarkable
progress, and the trumpet solos by
Wayne Seward and Roger Kelsey
were well received. Nine selections
by the senior band covered the
wonI1s of as diverse composers as
Bizet, Grieg, and Youmans, with a
completely modern touch lent by
the. appearance in the last number
of William Warner impersonating
a disc jockey. William Denney
showed great finesse in the trum-
pet solos. The finale, based on
themes from Braham'S F1rSt SYM
phon, was a fitting climax to the
work of Mr.. Siekmann, who has
been head of the music department
for three years, and who viii leave
at the end of this year to pursue
work toward a doctors degree in
music. The grasp the youthful
group, composed of junior and sem
dor band members, numbering
eighty-five pieces, showed in their
playing. .ofaa great symphony, was
spectacular. The school, the par
ents, and the young music students
may feel proud of the accomplish
ments in the music department.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
COUNTY LINE All CLUB
Monthly Meeting Tomorrow Night
at Home of Robert Reed


at Home of Robert Reed
The monthly meeting of the
County Line All Club will be held
Friday, May 10th, at the home of
Robert and Richard Reed. A short
business discussion will be held.
This will be followed by a club
"Fun Festival. This festival is
designed to give the club members
an opportunity to display their
musical and dramatical talents.
Gerald Heinold and Charlotte Boy
er are the chairmen in charge of
this program. The agriculture ex-
tension editor, George Axinn, will
be the guest of the club. The club
wishes to announce that one of
their members, Ronnie Stevens, is
entered in the New Castle County
Public Speaking Contest. This con-
test will take place Monday even
ing, May 10th, in Wolf Hall on the
campus of the University of Della
ware at Newark. In order to en-
ter this contest, the participant
must be of fifteen years of age and
All Club member for three years.
Gerald Heinold and Ronnie Stevens
will be the guests of the Green
spring All Club tonight, May 10.
Ronnie Stevens will be the primo
ipal speaker of the evening. He
will speak on the topic of First
Aid in Everyday USE. The two
boys will also give team demon
strations on the tying of bandages
and on artificial respiration.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
ROTARY CLUB
Is YEARS OLD
(Continued from Page onel

filiation, has reached ITO men in the
community, of this number 28 are
deceased, and the present member
ship is 80. They have had the
honor of having one of their men,
bers elected to the Office of district
governor of the 184th District, Will
liam E. Matthews, Jr., who served
in that post 1889 and 1910.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
Notice

TO ALL HOLDERS OF
TICKETS received on
the Motor, Boat, and
Trailer, issued by the
David G. Harrison Post
No. IA, American Legion,
Smyrna, Delaware, which
was to have been awarded
July 5th, 1852.
Their money will be
cheerfully refunded upon
presentation of the tick
cts at the Legion Post
Room, South Main Street,
Smyrna, Del, from 700
to 900 PM, Saturday
evening, May 18th, May
oath, May 31st, 1852, and
June 7th, 1852.
This action has been
made necessary due to a
recent ruling by the At
torney Generals Office of
the State of Delaware,
relative to existing gamb-
ling laws.
DAVID C. HARRISON POS
No. Ia
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-01-04
Gregory
Robert Brown

MIR and Mrs, Joseph Hill were
called to Tennessee due to death
In the family The Southern sons
sang at the public school Sunday
evening Willie Brown is home
IN furlough W, r. Hill of st
Louis spent the week end in Gre
cory He was accompanied by Miss
Ethel May Lacy and Eddie l.
Brown Miss Ionic Thompson
and sister of St Louis are visiting
their parents over the holidays
Pvt Richard Majors jr. is spend,
ing a Is day leave with his par
ents The members of Guildfield
M B church surprised their pas
tor Rev Ruben Dinnwiddie, with
many lovely gifts Ira Gene Mel.
lon is spending a 10 day furlough
with his mother, Mrs Katherine
Mellon MIR and Mrs Frank Mel
lon Of Batesville visited Mrs Mel.
Ions father Sunday On the sick
list are Mary Brown Mary Daven-
port, Rosetta Mitchell Elizabeth
Hill Mr. and Mrs. Isiah John.
son Of Wynn have moved back in
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Des Arc
Ella NJ. Brown

Sunday was regular service day
at Bethel AME church. The pastor
Rev. R A. Jeffrey was present
and preached very inspiring SER
mon. Rev. r. A. Cooney was pull
pit guest at the evening service
and conducted the devotion Mrs
Willie Mae Thomas and niece, Mrs
Juanita Taylor, are in St Louis
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Viii
Ioughby for the holidays Fun
eral services for Robert Butler
were held at Fellowship Baptist
church Rev. r A. Cooney deliv-
cred the eulogv Homer Lee and
a friend of Woodson were house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Johnson Sunday Mr. and Mrs T
J. Ford and grandson are visiting
Mr. and Mrs Z l.. Ford in Pine
Bluff Mrs. Maggie Valentine Wis
tied her sister and brother in law
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Brewer She
viii return TO her home in Chi
eaeo next week Enoeh Bell bre-
fhcr Of Robert Butler. mas return
ed TO his home in Arkansas City
l. D Butlar. who lives in Chi
caaa has als5 returned home
Persons on the sick list this week
are Clarence Saced. Clyde { c..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-01-04
Princeton


Sunday was regular service day
at St. Luke ANE church. Rev. b,
+. Lunon preached wonderful
sermon Pvt. Monroe Adams was
home with his parents for the
holidays, He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Joe Adams and is stationed
IN Ford Ord California where
he is receiving his basic training
Andrew l., Bates was here from
Detroit visiting his parents, Nh
and Mrs r, +. Bates Mrs. Ear
ncstine Allen was mere from St.
Louis visiting her father and
other relatives Mrs. Meckins of
Ell Dorado is here visiting her
daughter who is i'll On the sick
list are Mrs, c. w. Olloway Mrs.
Oliver, Leon Lever, Mrs Elmira
Summers and Mrs. Martha Lever.
Mr., and Mrs, J. c. Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs B. J Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. B. j Kernaghan
motored here to visit their mo-
Their and dad and other relatives
and friends. They will leave next
week for Chicago where they are
making their home Mrs. Luther
Hughes is returning with them to
join her husband Mr.. Williams
and Mrs. Kernaghan are the
daughters of Mrs. James Eiehel-
berger
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Dewitt

Mr., and Mrs. lsiah Pitts and +.
O Kelley We're dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sales Mr.. and Mrs. Homer W a
therbee and Miss Nancy Glen
mons and Bland Weathelb of
Chicago We're recent visitors here
Miss AreaIie Virginia Elders Of
Pine Bluff, who Is now teaching
school in Waldo. visited her mo-
Tier Mrs. Leona Elders Mss
Clemmct Rieumstrict Of Chicago
and Obic Gene RicumstrIet Of D..
troit are here visiting their mo-
Their Mrs Ella SaeruHs from
MeGehec IS spending the holidays
here Wit# relatives Ms Ps5f
Sears and husband from Kea.uek
visited here recently Mr. faJ
Mrs f o KelIy and Mr. ana ,lrs
Albert S5lcs we're supper euezts
al the home af Mr and Mrs IHla
PITTS Smith Canahaa and Eei
Daniel of ST Charles were GUESTS
in the nome 5f ] Pitts Christmas.
Miss Courtney M1rtIu is VISIT
lne her father Id MARVEL Ar
5nd Mrs Ja. Phillips ate proud
parents Of j fine baby 51yt 1an
December 25th Henry Bunson.
Cornclious Robinson Mack Lester
Prultt. Clarence Hudson, Edward
Bradford. J w Moore. Lloyd Bit
tie were homo on Furlough Mr.
and Mrs Willie Phillip Of Pin'
Bluff spent the holidays here with
Mrs. Il Butler Prof and Mrs
Colcmon from Almyra visited at
the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs Sam
Hobson Mr. and Mrs F. G. Ste
vcns and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Moore spent Christmas IN Bliss
willie Mrs Nora Edward is on
the sick list Mr. and Mrs Willie
Brunson Of Pine Bluff were herr
recently visiting relatives Henry
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-01-04
Conway


Born to Mr.. and Mrs Joseph G..
Hill, December 18th, son. The
baby has been given the name
Frederick Leon Mr.. Hill is the
son Of Mrs, Mertyce l., Henry Mrs
and Mrs. Hill are instructors in
the Union county training school
at SmaCkuvcr= MIR. and Mrs
j. F. William have as house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. c, C. Cook OF Chi
cago Mrs. Cook is a sister of Mr.
Williams. Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs j G. Barnett Of DeVall
Bluff Mrs Birdie Manley and
Mrs. Annie Powell attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Manley's niece
Mrs. Luseal Tigue in Dumas re.
Gently Elmer Fuller of Kansas
City is spending Christmas with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy
Greeks Mr. and Mrs Theosidis
Veasley and son. Theoplis, of Kan
sas City are spending Christmas
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Veasley and Mr. and Mrs
Ionic Ester.
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Gurdon
Depriest Campbell

Mrs, WillIer johnson Of Fl
Worth, Texas spent the Christ
mas holidays here with her mo-
ther, Mrs, 4. D. Smell Annie L.
Smith, Hazel Lock and J, d.
Hempsted from AM&N college
spent the holidays here with their
parents Mrs IdeIa Patillo OF
California is here visiting friends
and relatives Johnny p. Clark,
who is stationed in San Diego,
California, is here visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Miss
Geneva Marks and Jurlene Sims
are here visiting Mrs. Lucia
Marks and their aunt of Gurdon
- Sidney j. Hughes and wife of
Peoria, Illinois are mere visiting
his sister, Mrs, Henrietta Moore
Mrs. Johnny B Morton visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmie Moore Mrs. Car
RE Ford of Prescott visited her
daughter during the Christmas
holidays Neil Hughes of Child
ester visited his sister during the
holidays Mrs Lille Pondexter
Of Hope visited st Rachel chapel
Mrs George West Of Magnolia
visited the Golden Star lodge re-
Gently.
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V, Y. Cleveland, one of the teach
ers, at the piano, The PTA mem
bers assisted With the Xmas tree af
ter the program. The whole school
had been decorated by the stu
dents with the teachers instruction
with native wood, construction pa
per and other decorative things
that were made by hand. The
school building was a beautiful
sight. Pvt, Charles +. Walker
VINO is stationed at TT Leonard,
Mo. is spending his Christmas fur
Tough with relatives MIR and
Mrs Richard Stewart Of Malvern
visited Benton relatives last
week.
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Good Hope
Bessie l.. SockweH

Rev. 7. NJ Stth preached &
wonderful sermon Sunday Nj
Woods from Camden, son in law
of Mr. and Mrs Perry Washing.
ton, and husband Of Mrs. Orlear
Washington Woods lifted the of,
fering at church Sunday Mr.. ane
Mrs. f B SoekWeH and Emma
Leon Alexander motored to E
Dorado Christmas day Mis-.
Bennie l.. Sockwell and James
Alexander spent Tuesday night
with their sister Mrs. Louis Sock
we'll Miss Idell and Claudia Mae
Alexander were dinner guests 1f
Mrs. f. Z. sockwe1 recently
M and Mrs. Joseph RiPsby ana
family were dinner guests OF Nj
and Mrs f B SoekWcll Mrs
NJ Friz is here from Cleveland
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Benton
Mary Smith Johnson

Mary Smith Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott were
hostess at d pre-Christmas dinner
at one p. m Sunday December
10th. Guest for the occasion were
Rev and Mrs. r. G. Gloster OF
Malvern, Mr. and Mrs. Cotiatt
Toles, Mr. and Mrs. Aldolphu
Scots, Mrs Garland johnson
Mrs Francis Rhinehart, Mrs AL.
ma Williams. Mrs. Ollie Hines.
and Mrs. Mary Smith Johnson
Gravel Hill school presented its
Christmas program December Dist
al 8 p m The program was di.
reeted by the principal, Mrs Will
ma Rhinehart Stewart with Mrs
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dinner was served at the parson-
age on Christmas. The dinner was
sponsored by Union Hill Baptist
church Rev. W. l., Strickland pas
tor~...-.Mrs. McFadden and Mrs.
Hampton visited the sick on
Christmas eve and gave eontribu.
tons from the chureh..4.-FuneraI
services Of Jessie Walker were
held on Christmas eve. Rev. J. F.
Vaughn was in charge. He was a
member Of st James AME church
Mr. and Mrs Willie Wright
have guests from Louisiana visit
ing them Relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nose are visiting here from
Milwaukee, Wisconsin Rev and
Mrs. Strickland and Mrs Elnora
Givans motored to Ivan to the
Bradley district meeting last week
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Home Nursing
Courses Offered
By Red Cross

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Legal Notices.:
tfxDxrIxrI n.n

State OF Arkansas
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Thelma Y. Webster Plaintiff
VS.. No 93348
Johnnie Webster Defendant
The Defendant. Johnnie Webster.
Is warned 10 appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Thelma
v Webster.
Dated: Dec 18th, 1851
c. b Erwin. Jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Robert Diles
Attorney ad Litem
II S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Airline 2. Turner d. c.
I2t2I- 2gs1,dz1I At
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Strong

Funeral services for VIII Mel
vim, 70 year old retired farmer,
We're held recently. Mr.. Melvin
died in Ell Dorado in front of his
daughters home, Mrs, o. G.. Smith.
Mr., and Mrs. Virgil Smith
spent a few days in Ell Dorado
visiting their son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Roosevelt Smith.
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visiting her sisters, Mrs. Ben Rob
erson, Mrs, Earle Rivers and Mrs,
Norman Rivers. Mi, and Mrs,
Ben Robertson are proud parents
of baby boy, born December ID,
Mrs, Roy Alexander is on the
sick list Mrs. Eudell SockWell
was appointed assistant class lead
er in Mrs Pearlie Washingtons
place while she is i'll.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-01-04

sprcial treat tonight and use this
wonderful new recipe with its 1is.
tinriivc coffee flavor it's sure TO
be A success with Your family.
Rich Coffee Frosting
y cup butter
y teaspoon salt
3Ls cups sifted confectioners sugar
1 egg or egg yolks unheaten
1 tablespoon Instant Maxwell
House Coffee
Y teaspoon vanilla
2 tablespoons top milk (abouD
Cream butter; add salt and part
of the sugar gradually blending
after each addition. Then add egg
instant Maxwell House Coffee. anC
vanilla. mix we'll Add remaiuini
sugar. alternately with milk unit
mixture is uf right consistency u
spread. beating after each addition
until smooth. Makes about ~
cups frosting. or enough to cove
tops and sides of two g-inch layers
or tops OF dozen cupeakes o
dozen 3-inch cookies.
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J, Simpson and son motored to
New EalnDurg to visit their par,
ents tof Christmas ....,....T The Gray
Brothers quartet gave a fine pro-
gram Christmas night and viii re.
turn on the first Sunday night in
January Mrs, Beatrice Ross and
son We're home from California
to spend the holidays with rela-
tives.
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Iuttiq

MI ana Mrs, Cells ONeaI OF
Detroit, Michigan are here Wis /
Ing MI and Mrs, 5. Ellis and MI,
and Mrs L. Hicks during the
holidays Mrs Rosie Lee Bout Of
Cleveland is here visiting her
mother Mrs. Carrie, and her two
sisters, Mrs. Gladys Smith and
Mrs Beatrice Russell. l.. Hunt
OF Cleveland is here visiting his
mother Mrs, Willie L. Havis and
her uncle Chas. Louis of Calitor-
MIA, are here at the bedside Of
M. Harris father, Willie Lewis,
He is in Warner Brown hospital
in FL Dorado Mrs. Harris had
Christmas dinner with her mother
in law. Mrs. Mary Eller Lutaer-....
Gladin Smith Of California visit
ed Mr. and Mrs Jethroe Bass last
week Pfc f. c, Ghatmon OF
Leesville, Louisiana spent the
holidays here with his mother,
Mrs. Marian Faulkner "A well
known man of this community,
Dad Cambells, died in Louisiona
recently. He was the father Of
Alex Cambells The Electric
Light court no. 70 held its election
of officers last week Officers are;
Mrs. Lille Everett, worthy eoun-
sellor, Mrs Violet Bradford, in
spectrix; Mrs. Dottie Allen, in
spector; Mrs. Laura Frisco. worthy
orator; Mrs. Georgia NJ Bass, reg
lister of deeds; Mrs Eva Mae Can
field, recorder of accounts; Mrs.
Mary Eller Luther. recorder Of
deposit; Mrs. Loveise Smith, S. D;
NJ. Rubbie Pearl Throw, J D..
Ms. Bessie Patlor. escort, Miss
Margie Hunt. worthy eonductress:
M. Emma Lee Mason. a. C.; Mrs.
Alma Burgy, W. H, w. S. Stefritt,
" p the sick committee. Mrs.
Ollie Jemins and Mrs. Marrah
Faulkner Rev. I S. Frisco is c.
c. Officers elected in the Blue
Light Lodge no. l53 are Rev. I S.
Frisco. c c. Rev G w Tisdale.
v c. n K johnson, K r. S;
Mckinley Neal. NJ S; Vick
Crayne. NJ W; Ho5ie l.. Cooks.
M. A. John Gray o G.; Monroe
LLOYD G Mrs Beatrice Ross
and son Homie L Lacy Of Oak
LAM are spending several days
herC visiting he mother. Mrs.
Eve johnson ana her two sisters
MI Willie johnson and Mrs
Geo. Payne, ana her brothers
Georsa Ivory ans NJ X Mrs
Eya Ma Cmlea aad daughter
Ale Fay went shopping in Mon
roc Louisiana 1az. seek jones
Loreaae Holly af California sis
ited bis mother and step father.
Nj ad Mas Cant Everett ami
his s,#r Mf Ql4 MAJ smadIf
reeaHfg CirIi RIteHmd q Mon
roc Louisiana visited here last
wei Mrs Mildred B5yeila
thru sens spent Christmas He5e
Wit beer Send I'll news to
GecoFa.# u Bass Box 527 or cali
2623 The choir IF ST Andrew
AAlE church dramatized the birth
of Christ Ion the $50 a. m. service
or Christmas morning Silent
Night served as the theme song
of the service ana dramgtiz3tion.
Tho following ministers were
present Rev A Rcdmon. Rev
Tisdllc Rev Harold. Rev W
Boydc and Rev si5rrctt. Tbel
marie Dinkins. a senior Of Dun
bar high school read a Christmas
poem and gave a vocal selection,
do You Know Him." Mrs
Townsend. the school music tclch
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Warren
James McGhee

Mrs A. B Lewis visited in
McGehee recently Mr.. and Mrs
Major Hayes spent Christmas in
New Edinburg Mrs Willie
Strickland of Camden visited Rev.
and Mrs. W. l.. Strickland and
family Lonnie Williams is in st
Louis visiting relatives Union
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ny bE v
on any occasion when you want
a. give your plnipest cake a face
lifting. try new Rich Coffee Frost.
ing made with instant coffee ne
n satir-smo9th creamy topping that
will bring forth raves from your
family before the FIRST slice has
been cut &C.. and when they taste
its rich coffee flavor watch them
come back for morel
This frosting is quickly made,
easily. spread - and won't harden
until you've completed the last
swirl There will be no collection
of pots and pans. either. for this
iiny frosting can be mixed In one
dish. See how It enhances your
plain layer cake or try Il with q
devils food loaf and youll relish
that mocha flavor. When you use
the new star.studded instant coffee
YOU can be sure it's pure coffee
fuIl strength, and not a weakened
lilul Every bit Of its pure
essence goes right into your Ricl
Conc 'Frosting and makes 81
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WARNING ORDER

State OF Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Leroy Chambers Plaintiff
VS.. No 933ll
Jim Hammond, ct al Defendants
The Defendant, William CDude)
Hammond, is warned to appear in
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plain
tiff Leroy Chambers.
Dated: December IA, 1851
Ross Robley
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Q. W. Pete Virgins
Attorney ad Litem
II S. Nixon Chaneery Clerk
BY Martha Akin d. c.
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WARNING ORDER

State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Jessie Franks Plaintiff
VS.. No 93387
Willie Bernard Franks Defendant
The Defendant, Willie Bernard
Franks is warned to appear in
this court within thirty days and
the complaint of the
plaintiff Jessie Franks
Dated. December q, 1851
Ross Robley
Solicitor for Plaintiff
O. w Pete Virgins
Attorney ad Litem
H. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards d. c.
81
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-31

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. I3-226
LACY LEONARD MORGAN,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
CATHERINE N. MORGAN,
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
TO: CATHERINE ". MORGAN
574 Boulevard
New Haven. Connecticut
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
CURED to serve a copy OF your an
swer on attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk Of this Court on or before
the 18th day of August. A. ID. 1852.
otherwise decree Pro Confesso
will be entered against you.
DATED this 1sth day OF July,
A. ID. 1861, at Key West. Monroe
County. Florida.
(CIrcuit Court
SeaD EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court
BY sd Flore"ce Il. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
ENRIQUE ESQuISALDo. JR-
SOS whitehead Street
Key West, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
julyi7-24-3i:a ug7.issz
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ToduY's
Stock
Market


NEW YORK u Railroads pro-
vided the base today for q mod
crate advance in the stock market.
The advance carried from frac-
tons to between one and two points
with the upper limits of the range
not very heavily populated.
Steels held steady with Bethle-
hem up or down by an eighth or
so. Bethlehem directors meet after
the market closes today.
Higher stocks included Seaboard
Railroad, American Locomotive,
Missouri Pacific Preferred, Nickel
Plate, Western Union. American
Telephone, American Smelling,
Chrysler, DUPONT, Admiral Corp.
and Boeing.
Curb market stocks were mixed.
Higher prices were paid for Bari.
UNI Steel, Clinchfield Coal Devon
Leduc Oils, International Petrole-
um and Standard Power & Light.
Lower were Creole Petroleum,
Electric Bond & Share, Great
Lakes Oil and Venezuelan Petrole-
UNI.
Corporate bonds were steady. u.
S. governments in the over the
counter market were a bit lower,
rejecting the higher interest rates
announced by the Treasury for re-
funding one-year Us certificates.