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, 1953-09-01
Crowning Of BobY
Kzngs Queen to Mdrk
Playground Opening

For probably the first time
in the history of st. Croix q
baby King and Queen will be
crowned tomorrow afternoon
at the newly constructed In
FAINT playground at the Health
Clinic on Company Street in
Christiansted.
Governor de Castro has pro
missed to be on hand to per-
form the Official opening cere-
monies. DIR. d g. Canegatas
Administrator for ST. Croix,
will corWn the winners.
Otheri Officials who will be
on hand are: DR.. Melvin M.
Evans, Chief Municipal Ply
stefan and Assistant Commits
sioner of Health, DR.. Enrique
Salgado, Pediatrician, the Pub
lie Health Nurses and other
members Of the Public Health
Division Of the Health Depart
ment.
Following the ceremonies
the playground will be open
for inspection by the public,
in addition to the cabinet Of
toys prepared for the tots.
Mrs. Dorothy Watts, Direc-
or, and her associates, have ex-
tended an invitation to the
general public.
, 1953-09-01
Futher Joseph Hort Of
Holy Cross Leuves for
New Duties in Md.

Father Joseph Hart, C.SS.R,
Superior Of the Holy
Cross Roman Catholic Church
in Christiansted, left for the
mainland on the afternoon
plane On Sunday.
Among the several persons
who saw him off were Father.
Superior DAILY, who succeeds
him, Fathers Buono and NAH
oney Of the Holy Cross con
gregation and Father Powers
Of ST. Patrick,s in Frederik-
sted. All the Nuns were on
hand with several parishion-
ers to bid Father Hart, one Of
the friendliest and hardest
working priests to come here,
goodbye,
Father Hart, with the able
assistance Of Father DAILY; IS
largely responsible for the ex-
cellent new ST. Mary's School
building, now nearing compile
ton.
, 1953-09-01
Christidn Finds
Tr~nrniqrution Officer
Guilty Of Trespuss

In the case of the people VS.
Luther Fisher heard in the
st. Thomas Police Court re-
Gently Judge Alphonso Chris
tian stated in his opinion that
according to our local statute
anyone who enters in the
land of another without the
consent Of the owner or per-
sons in charge thereof with
out more1 is guilty of a crimi-
nal trespass". The Judge con-
tinued There is no law
known to this court that
would absolve a public officer
from liability for entering up
on or into ones dwelling house
without permission or written
warrant and no Sucn Law
could exist as It would be con-
trary to the constitution. There
fore, since the defendant in
this case acted without a war
rant in a case which there is,
and can he, no law exempting
from the requirement Of a
warrant, since the Constitu-
ton and the Organic Act re-
require q warrant. ] am duly
bound to uphold the principle
embodied in these fundamen-
tai laws and to make a find
Continued on page
, 1953-09-01
Woorheud.W well
known Loul Rqrber,
Depdrts for New York

Henry Moorhead, well
known barber, affectionately:
called "Muckins", left this
morning on the early plane
to Join his wife and children,
who have been residing in
Mex York for the past several
years.
His many friends gathered
at his famous barber shop and.
home last night to bid him
farewell. They remained until
a late hour,
Reticent about going to the
States, "Muckins' finally yield
ed to the appeals of his family
to make the trip even for a
'look-see' believing he will
like it, eventually. He is not
convinced that hewill want to
reside there permanently,
however.
The little two-room house,
in which he was born. is locat-
ed on White Oak Hill. It has
withstood rains. winds and
storms; the roof, despite the
severe storms, and VIOLENT
ARGUMENTS which so often
take place between friends
and or customers during poll
, 1953-09-01
Sat. G. M. Christidn
RAfurninq 10 U. S.
After Service in. Kored

Sergeant Gerard M. Chris
tian, IS, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Christian of Estate
Princesse, is returning to the
United States after serving in
Korea with the End Infantry
Division.
The End Division participat
ed in two Of the Korean con-
flict's most historic battles. 1t
captured "Heartbreak Ridge
after weeks Of bitter fighting
in October 1851 and took aOld
Baby in July 1852.
Sergeant Christian, a radio
operator with the End Signal
Company, joined the End Div
zion in August 1852 and has
been awarded the Korean and
UN Service Ribbons.
He entered the Army in
May 1851.
, 1953-09-01
Mrs. Alma Norwood
is Due to Arrive Here
SuturddY Evening"

Mrs. Alma HarWood, wife
of the late Governor Charles
Harwood, has advised Cover
nor de Castro she will arrive
in ST. Thomas on Friday even
ing Of this week for the pur-
pose of attending the dedica-
ton Of the Charles Harwood
Memorial Hospital in St.
Croix on Sunday, and will pro
coed to ST. Croix on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Harwood in her letter
to Governor de Castro states
in part: II am looking forward
to seeing the MANY changes
& improvements that friends
have told me about but hope
the simple charm that ! SO
loved has not changed"
She will return to ST. Tho
mas on Monday morning for
several days stay there.
, 1953-09-01
Rad Cross Office to
Close1for One Week:
Reopens Sept. 9

Mrs. Alma Petersen, direc-
tor Of the st. Croix Chapter
of the American Red Cross
is on a weeks vacation begin
ning today.
. The office will be closed dur
ing this period and will be
reopened on September 9.
, 1953-09-01

teal campaigns and also dur
ing war time. when arm chair
strategists would listen in on
the news REPORTS telling Of the
progress or failure of a Gener
al or Admiral and then pro-
Continued on Tage II
, 1953-09-01
Administrator Given
Tickets by "Puss in
Boots" Christ ?) Tenn

Administrator D. G. Canega
ia was presented with two
tickets to the games to be play
ed OH Parade Ground in Sat
urday afternoon by DR.. Mel
vim Evans, Chief Municipal
Physician, on behalf of the
'Puss in Boots Softball squad.
The Administrator has also
been asked to throw out the
first ball for the girls; and
DR.. Evans will throw out the
ball for the boys(9.
The games between the girls
should be a thriller. Not even
the donkey races could pro-
vide more belly laughs than
patrons will really get on Pa
rade Ground on Saturday aft
ternoon. Only a few Of the
featured players names were
available at this time, they
include Miss Flora Blanchette,
Mrs. Pearl Byrd Larsen and
Mrs. Naomi Moorhead.
The Parks ad Fairgrounds
Commission has arranged
with Superintendent Paraliti-
ccf Of the Public Works De-
partment to have a bulldozer
and the newly acquirad hoist
on hand as a precautionary
measure especially during the
game.
The names Of. the "boys"
have not yet been released
Proceeds will go to the be-
nefit of the new Hospital to
be opened the following day.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01
Mt. Zion
Nellie StOvall

ANtiiit otoFhi
The End quarterly conference
on the Bragg circuit was held at
Zion Hill AME church last Sun
day The pastor Rev. |, A. Stlth
brought the morning message, In
the afternoon, Rev E. D, Porchia,
pastor of Antioch Baptist church
and Rev. w. H. Hunter, pastor Of
st. James, Camden made the ap-
peal. Total raised during tn e
day was Sl3517 O.. Miss M. Wash
inEton spent week with her sis
ter. Mrs. Rob Stovall Mrs. Cora
Stovall and little daughter, Linda
Fay Of Milwaukee, spent Thurs
day and Friday with Mrs Nellie
Stovall Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie How
ard. Mrs. Morell Jenkins of Pom
tiac. Michigan, Mrs Norssis Lee
of Detroit were visitors of Mrs
StovaIl Friday Mr.. and Mrs
Tyree Clark are the proud par
ents of a baby boy Floyd
Greening visited his mother, Mrs.
Lee Toney Mrs. Mary Ann
Harris and Baby are visiting Mrs
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01
Warren
Thomas Is. Feaster

Funeral service was conducted
for Albert Russell at First Baptist
church in Hermitage Rev E Mas
on delivered the eulogy SurviV-
ors include his widow, Mrs. Allie
Mae Russell; ten children, c. Rus
Sci Of Warren, Conner Russell Of
Malvern, B. T Russell OF Pine
Bluff, Earnest Russell of Hermit
tage, Robert Russell Of Harvey,
Illinois, Alvin Russell Of Portland,
Oregon; Pfc Claude Russell VINO
is stationed in Germany; Henry
Russell, Clara Russell and Mrs
Eva Mae Jackson of Warren; 26
grandchildren, one great grand
child. three sisters, Mrs. Lee Rus
sell of Chicago; Mrs. Bee McKinn-
ly OF Warren and Mrs, B Russell
of St. Louis; one brother, Oscar
Russell of Warren and a host Of
other relatives and friends
J. T. Wallace Of Bearden and
Miss P. v Feaster motored to Lit
tie Rock last week The sec
ond grade Of the Westside had
an ice cream party last week Mrs.
Victory Phillips, Mrs Jimmie l..
Butler and Mrs. Mae Ola Farmer
served the children Mrs. Harri-
son, the second grade teacher re-
ported that Larry Farmer is i'll
Miss P. V. Feaster and the
fourth grade class miss David
Parker, Dora Lee Farmer and
Margaret Pingston VINO are out
of school because Of illness
Mrs Willie Bailey who has been
in the hospital is able to be al
home Carl Miller is still in
the hospital Earl Turner IS on the
sick list Jerrie Turner OF
Kansas City visited St James S
S. Rev L. R Williams and
congregation visited Rev. Scott
at St John AME church in For
dyce.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01
WiI1Ilot
c. +. Shelton

c. L. Shelton
Mrs Mable Edwards, Mrs, Nil.
dred Whaley and Mrs. J. b. Cason
teachers at the high school, pre-
scented programs at the school
last week Pfc. Edward
Brown, Mrs. Bessie Brown, Mrs
E. L. Caldwell and Pfc. James
Johnson motored to Bastrop, Lou
isiana where they visited rela-
tives Pfc. Edward Brown
has returned to New Jersey after
spending several weeks here with
his parents and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Caldwell
went to Rison to attend the funer-
al of a relative. They We're ac-
companied by their father and
mother, MIR and Mrs. A. c. Cald-
well, and Clifton Owens Mrs.
Grace NJ Williams spent the
week end at home in Little
Rock Sidney Taylor IL ft
last week for a visit with his son
in Pine Bluff Mrs. Lorrain
Martin is IN the United Friends
hospital in Little Rock Mrs,
c. A Hubbard spent the week =
end in Little Rock visiting Mrs.
Joel Williams and children Mrs.
Williams taught school here for %
| years and will be remembered
as Miss Ruth Booker J. NJ
Perkins, P. II. Holmes and D. l..
Martin attended services at the
AME church at Camp Ground last
week. Bishop w r. Wilkes was
guest speaker Rev. J. w.
Cooper and Rev. Henry Harring-
ton attended services in Bastrop,
Louisiana. Rev F. H. Harris de-
llvered the sermon Rev. John
Cooper is in the veteran hospital
in Hot Springs Rev. F. H. Har-
ris is in the hospital in Monroe,
Louisiana Daniel Wilder is
Ill and confined to his home
Mrs Nancy Wilks and Mrs. M.
Bradley attended the closing exer-
clseS at Portland Mr. and Mrs.
W NJ Joiner moved into their
new home IN Parker addition
Miss r, Coleman spent the
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01
fotyee
Sarah Gray

Robert Lewis Thrower VINO was
recently discharged from the
army left last week for Detroit
Miss Emma Lee Stephens of
Milwaukee is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stephens.
who have been very i'll Rob
ert Henry Johnson died at his
home last week. He was funer-
allied at Jerusalem church with
Benton funeral home IN charge
Mrs. Chester Jones Of Pine
Bluff spent a day in Fordyce Wis
iting friends The First Bap-
fist church of Greenyille sponsor
ed a building rally Sunday at 3
o'clock. Rev. Fl. Scott of St John
AME church preached. Amount of
money raised. Sl,8708f The
Travellers played Camden an d
won an victory. The team
played the Alexander Cubs April
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Trot-
ter had as house guests, Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson of Denver,
cousins OF Mrs. Trotter. Mrs. Net
tie Benton and husband of FL Do
RADIO accompanied them here. They
also visited relatives in Warren
Mrs. Mildred Hayes and Miss
Sarah Gray entertained friends
over the week end from Camden
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01

school, April 4 Persons through
out the county entered the show.
First, second ana third pIa c c
prizes were awarded. tor hams,
shoulders, middlings, brown and
white eggs, brown and white soap,
lard and canned meats, The judges
for the contest were + D. Marsh
all, biology instructor of Carver,
and Mrs, Fannie Mae Boone, Ne
gro district home demonstration
agent
A demonstration was given on
cutting a pork carcass by Ellihue
Gaylord, assistant county agent for
Negro work Approximately 80
men and women attended the
show,
Mrs. Florlne W Strong Of Lit
tie Rock, has been appointed the
Woodruff county home demon
stration agent for Negro wor k,
with headquarters here Mrs.
Strong is a graduate Of Philander
Smith college, with a major in
home economics, she is a men,
Der OF the Delta Sigma Theta So
rorlty and Future Teacher Of A
merica. Before coming here. she
worked at the Negro School for
the Deaf and Blind.
April II. Mrs, Strong, Mrs.
Boone and Mr.. Gaylord met with
the county judge, and count y
agents for a conference on the
county extension program for So
On the completion Of this meeting
We returned to the newly remod-
eled office and found "a women
and men waiting to greet Mrs.
Strong.
The Honorable Judge Taylor, in
his efforts to improve the Negro
extension office has secured a a,
room building. This building has
been remodeled inside and out
A gravel runway has been laid
around the building for the con.
venience of parking cars tt
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01

week Mrs. Francis Dixon
made a trip to Grady recently q,
Father Kemp, John Dixon, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Gale, Charles
Dixon. Mrs. Taylor and George
Martin were dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Martin Bearden
Amount of money raised in
the rally at Bethel church April
10 was S39 so Miss Francis
Dixon visited the Shepherds i.
Jacob Nash donated 81 to the
Mt. Zion AME church building
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01
Rosston
James Tidwell

The Golden Star chapter No.
359 Eastern Star, had banquet
last Saturday night Mrs. Bertha
Beuson Of Springhill, Louisiana
was guest speaker Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Anthony and son,
left Thursday after spending two
weeks with parents and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Maddox, spent
last week end with Mr.. n d
Mrs. James Williams A BAN
quet was given for the Rosston
girls and boys basketball teams
recently Mrs Norvelle Hicks
is visiting her aunt in Whelen
Springs The Sunny South
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01
Main ST. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young. ir.
made a business trip to Little
Rock On the sick list are
MRS. Sallie Nash, Daniel Stewart
and Mrs. Annie Redmond
Circle. No. 5 met at the home of
Mrs. Gussie Nathaniel Mrs, Kate
DerbIn taught the lesson. Eight
members were present Mr..
and Mrs. Willie b. Crawford Wis
tied the Shepherds recently . .
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Fletcher are
having their house rebuilt Their
house was destroyed by fire re-
Gently Mrs. Lena Reynolds
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Calhoun Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
ME Beard rented house from
Mr. and Mrs. N II. Hill on Main
Street pike. :. . T. Beard is on the
sick list Mrs, Baldwin died
recently. She was in the old folks
home at the time Of her death &.
Mrs. Melinda Bearden visited
Mrs. M. f. Patillo and the Shep-
Tds recently Mrs. Future
ne Stewart made a business trip
Pine Bluff Mrs Indiana
5ston is on the sick list
=. and Mrs. w. 3. Crawford and
Ulysses and Mrs Maggie Shep-
herd attended open house at the
bell telephone co. office in Pine
Bluff Father Kemp held fun
eral services for Mrs. Jack last
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01

singers Of Texarkaaa 90
program at New Bethel c,a..,
last Sunday evening n
Lo Lore TtdwelI became - -
bride Of James Threadsin 'a'
Gently Mrs Eta v u
has returned from CaAforris :
er spending sometime with y y
ehilareh Mr. and Mrs e -
Young, Floyd Hendricks. !,
Mary Bazzelle are visiting be y
from Gary, Indiana pIo.a,
your news 10 James Arti, ~ =
well on Saturday Also See h.
for the STATE PRESS -"
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01

ern in action. It exerts a re-
markably calming effect on
the uterus-.tDithout the use
OF pdtH-deddening drugsf
The effectiveness Of Lydia
Pinkham's needs no proof TO
the millions of women and
girls whom it has benefited
But how about you7 Do yo7l
know what 1t may do for your
Take Lydia Pinkham'sf See
II you don't get the same re-
let from cramps and weak
ness %. feel better both be-
fore and during your period
Get either Lydia Pinkham's
Compound, or netB. i'm proved
Tablets, with added lroul
Lydia Pinkham's Is won
derful for hot flashes" and
other functional distreas OF
the Change OF life," tool
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01
Alexander

The PTA conducted a opIl4,
party at the home Of Mrs :
Ledbetter. The following n.s
bers We're present Mrs phjll,,
Mrs. L. Jones, Mrs W Snt.
Mrs. A. Wallace, Mrs U. Io,.'
Mrs. V Wallace, Mrs. N G,i,.1
Mrs. j. Wallace, Mrs. L. Ledb.')
ter and Mrs. w, Jones.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01
NO MONTHLY cRAMPS..,
not even on The VERY FIRST DAyI

. Women and girls who
suffer from the Junction.
aIly-caused cramps. back
aches and headaches due
TO menstruation--who feel
upset and irritable on GER
tain particular DAYS"
ssary month-mav be suf-
JeTff1g quite Reediesslyt
such is the conclusion
from tests by doctors IN
which Lydia Z. Pinkham's
vegetable Compound
sSopped or gave amazing
Hehet Of such distress in 8
out OF 4 Of the cases
enen on the Uery first and
1oora ddg OF the pertoiJ
Yes Medical evidence
proves Lydia Pinkh am Is mod
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01

fund. Visitors at the church were
Rev. A. Thomas, Rev. J, 5, Ben
nett, Sam Lloyd and Mrs. Minnie
Wltherspoon. Rev Thomas de-
livered the morning sermon. Rev,
]. 7. Garrett will preach Sun
day Get the State Press each
week, it's the best weekly paper
Try it for a few weeks Please
turn your news over to the re-
porter by Sunday evening.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01

Augusta Rogers Mrs Mary
Greening is still on the sick list
Frank Washington spent
Tuesday mite with his son and
family. John L. Washington
Sam Washington made a business
trip to Camden last week. Willie
Lee Tony and family were callers
at the Stovall home.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01
Page Six

judge has ordered some new
equipment for the office, to make
facilities more adequate n e
agents, and Negro citizens thru
out the county are very grateful
for this accomplishment,
The new office is located on
hiway 80, about one block east
OF Wards Chapel AME church.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01

weekend at home in Little Rock
Mrs Pattie l., Curtis left last
week for St. Louis to visit her
children, Mr.. and Mrs James
Curtis Read the Press each
week. See Sidney Taylor for your
paper.
sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01
Biscoe
4. +. Hall

Mrs. Matte Cooney, S. NJ. Saw
age, and Mr.. and Mrs Will Hol-
ioman attended the funeral of T.
]. Ford in Des Arc S. T.
Hollis made a trip to the doctor
IN Little Rock Bethlehem
NIB church held its age rally"
Sunday, Rev, Martin preached the
sermon, Guests were present from
Memphis MIR and Mrs Fred
Cox called the doctor for their
baby Mrs. Mary l.. Snow
and Mrs. Ella Holloway attended
church here recently.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01

IL yeu are bothered by Backache, Getting
Up Nights ttoo frequent, burning or sting
ing urtnationl, Pressure over Bladder, or
strong cloudy urine, due to minor tempo
raTy Kidney and Bladder Irritation, for
palliative relief ask your druggist about
CYSTEX- Popular IS years. 20 million pack
ages used. Satisfaction or money back guar
anteed. Ask druggist about CY5TEx today.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01
Arthfitis Pain ASTHMA loueHi

or quick, delightfully."- comforting help for
ches and pains Of rheumatism, Arthritis.
JeuritiT, Lrmbago. Sciatica, or Neuralgia try
Romind. Works through the blood First dose
usually starts alleviating pain so you can
work. enjoy life and sleep more comfortably.
Get Romind at druggist today. Quick, COM
plete satisfaction or money back guaranteed
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01
Augusta

The fifth Ham and Egg show
was held in the Vocational Agri-
culture building at Carver high
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01

ARDENT CLUB WORKER - Mrs. Lucy f. Thompson
pharmacist associated with her husband the Thompson
Pharmacist Supplies company Chicago, is to
any organization and community because of her training
and active participation business religious and community
activities active member of the Zea Zea chapter of
Phi sorority in her city Mrs Thompson is
dent worker both local and national association of Ne
gro Business and Professional clubs She is first vice pres
dent of the National B&P clubs and will be in attendance
al the executive meeting of the club in Atlantic City
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-01

Don't let difficult breathing, coughing
and wheeling due to recurring spasms OF
Bronchial Asthma or simple Bronchitis
ruin your sleep and energy without trying
MENDACO. Works through your blood TO
heIp loosen and remove thick, strangling
mucus. Thus usually allays coughing which
permits freer breathing and sounder sleep.
Get MENDACO under money back guar
sntee at druggists.
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Monticello
lemell LyIes

Rev. and Mrs, Melvin Simmons
and family Of Kansas City are
visiting their mother and other
relatives and friends Mrs.
Melvin Evans and daughters,
Doris and Bernice of Detroit are
visiting their grand parents, Rev,
and Mrs. Eddie Campbell q,
John Rice, jr, and sister, Diana,
are visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. Matte Brooks Mrs, Ad-
die D. Brown, member of the Pill
grim Rest church, left for tn e
A M E Conventional Layman's
meeting which convenes at Tulsa
Oklahoma this week. Mrs, Brown
is delegate from the South Ar
kansas Conference Layman organ
ization The Morning Star
church entertained the Southeast
District SIS, Usher Board and BIT
U congress Mr.. and Mrs O,
T. Thomas and daughter, Marga-
ret, are visiting their relatives
and friends here and in Warren
Maudine Allen of Hot Springs
is visiting relatives and friends
here Anyone having news
for the paper please contact the
reporter by calling 1867.
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fl11ot
b Hill

and Mrs. Billie Whitehead
Monroe, La, Mrs. Odessa Allen
#Crossett were the guests of
mother. Mrs. Eunice White
4 Mrs, Pattie L. Curtis,
! Lucille Dilworth, William
N and Joe Willie Sanders me-
n to Boydell Monday to visit
! Nattie c. livery Mrs. Lii
/ Clek and three children Of
BIS City are visiting their
b. and grand mother, Mrs.
b Jackson Mrs. Lorene
t.H Mrs, Maggie Stokes and
be- Martin motorcd to Monroe,
| Monday Mr.. and Mrs.
" Of Pine Bluff were here
tday. Mrs, Shaw was the con-
fg otthe United Friends turn
at the First Baptist church
Annanize Williams was killed
Ently Friday when his wife
him with shotgun. Others
EiTing him are seven children
many relatives and friends g.
Lonnie Wilder has returned
after a short visit with
brother and son in st. Louis
Miss Florzell Jenkins is home
ENlt her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
perkins The First Baptist
'arried a bus load to Month
to the SIS convention We'd
pay A revival started at
John Wesley AME Zion
ra Sunday night See H.
|fll for the PRESS each week.
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Mrs. M. B. Barkley and daughters
and Mr.. and Mrs. f Barley Of
Judsonia, visited relatives and
friends here Monday Mrs
Berdia Franchis of Eureaka
Springs, arrived Monday to spend
her vacation with her mother,
Mrs NJ Collier e.. Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Floyd Of North Little Rock,
were kenSett visitors this week
. Andrew Hart, became serious
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kensett
NJ. NJ. Waddy

w WI NdNUy
Mrs. Beulah Washington return
ed home Sunday from Omaha,
Nebraska, where she visited a
cousin VINO is seriously i'll O..
Mrs, Bettye S. Allen went shop
ping in Little Rock Friday and
spent the week end with her
sister Mrs. Ruthie Caruth re-
turned home after spending the
week end in st. Louis. Mrs,
James Alexander and son accom-
panied her home and spent the
week visiting friends Mr., and
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SEQ last Wednesday night
Monroa Nansco attended a party
OF Martin Cafins last week
Mrs. Opal Sharkin was taken to
the hospital at Little Rock
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ter, Mrs. M. E. Braeely and fam
lily . The Federation of Ushecs.
held a business meeting here at
Centennial NIB church, Thursday
evening Mrs r. Hart and
daughters spent several days in
Little Rock at the bedside Of their