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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
Al Veteran Is
Honored AT Meet

Mrs. Fred Barnes, veteran of IS
years service as All Club lead
er, was presented an electric
clock by County Agent Fred
Grimm Monday night at the All
Club banquet held in Rocky Ridge.
The banquet was sponsored by
Oak Harbor businessmen.
A skit on ''This Is Your Life"
was presented by Mr.. and Mrs.
Maynard Yeasting, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Hellwig and Mrs. James
Lenke.
Miss Grace Hellwigl was prn-
sented two trophies from Cy
Franck, one for past work in All
Clubs and the other for being a
state winner this year.
Mrs. Alfrieda Barnes Tank and
Mrs. Jeanette Croll Magsig were
present at the meeting. They were
in Mrs. Barnes first All Class Is
years ago.
Mrs. Lenke also read an excel
lent poem by d. L. Bodies of New
Knoxville. A report advised that
468 Elmore area girls have parti-
cipated in All work during the
past 25 years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
JEREMY NAMES

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ed" Harold Worst had been APP
pointed for six years, Charles De-
Witt was named to take Carl Kel-
ler'S place and Democrat will
be named to fill the board.
Jeremy announced his appoint
ments for the city's planning COM
mission as follows: Frank Quisno,
six years; Atty. Lowell Petersen,
four years, and William Timblin,
two years. Council approved these
appointments but withheld the
Civil Service Boards approval un-
til Jeremy names Democrat.
Want Street Light
Harold Younker, as member
of the Ottawa County Insurance
Agents Assn, told council that the
present amber blinker lights at
Harrison and West Third are a
traffic hazard, and that regulation
stop lights should be placed at the
intersection. He recommended that
the lights at Fulton and East Third
be switched to the West End loca-
tion.
Councilmen Andrew Kastro and
Charles Ruddock agreed that, a
light should be placed at Harrison
and West Third, but they declared
the light at Fulton and East Third
should remain. The Safety Direc-
tor has been notified to check
costs of such installation.
Council also voted to instruct
City Engineer Charles Stephen
son to proceed with plans for the
South Monroe-Alice Street sewer
extension.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
Legion Auxiliary
Aids Polio Drive.

Members of the Port Clinton
American Legion Auxiliary col
lected $113.50 during their porch
light drive in this city last week,
County March of Dimes" chair
man James Ellenberger has re-
ported. The local Legionnaires
also turned over $105 from their
March of Dimes" dance.
Mr.. Ellenberger has announced
that checks and donations may be
sent to him at the courthouse un-
til February 20.
With over $4,000 banked thus
far and many communities yet to
make reports, the 1854 March of
Dimes campaign in Ottawa Coun-
ty will total over $1,000, County
Campaign Chairman James Ellen
berger has estimated.
Last years total donation was
$1,000. Among the special events
held for the drive was the Port
Clinton American Legion's March
of Dimes dance which added over
$110 to the total.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12

800 pounds of perch and 100
pounds of pickerel in 21l2 days
last week. They stayed with
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell "Stub-
by Smith and have only the
highest praise for the Smiths
hospitality, excellent food,
lodging home and Stubby's
ability to find the best fish
ing spots.
With both commercial and in
dividuaI catches included, at
least IS ton Of perch and pick
ereI were hauled via plane from
Put-in-Bay to the mainland Sat-
Urday.
Harry Heineman and conn
panion caught 16o pounds Of
perch in five hours fishing
through the ice Wednesday. The
fish were so hungry, they were
biting on the same hooks.
Nationwide publicity for Put
in-Bay's growing ice fishing bus
mess was received last month
in The American Legion nnaga-
zine, when Postmaster Nate
Ladd was among the fishermen
pictured.
Hotel and rooning house ac-
eommodations are at a Sremium
and fishermen are now making
reservations far in advance to
assure sleeping quarters.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
Student Works
For County Engr.

Port Clinton student Edwin H.
Campbell is doing his Fem Col
lege school work in his home
town, spending three months in a
cooperative training job with the
Ottawa County Engineer in Port
Clinton.
Enrolled in the civil engineering
program of the Fem School of
Engineering in Cleveland, Camp
bell is doing drafting and survey.
ing in his coop job. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel R. Camp
bell, 728 B Street, and was grad
uated from Port Clinton High
School in 1852.
Fem IS now in its 31st wear of
cooperative education, work
study plan that adds practical ex-
perience to the usual college de-
gree work.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12

Remember The Dates
Feb. 24-28 at Pt. Clinton Armory
SPORTS AND HOME SHOW
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
CRUvER NAMED
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ter commanded the Delta Service
Command in Egypt. Still later, in
Europe, he served as Chief of Ad-
ministration for the Services of
Supply, Deputy Chief Ordnance
officer for Ordnance Planning,
and finally, as Chief of the Ord
nance Planning Division.
Gen. Gruver's career began with
his enlistment from Easton, Pa, as
a private in May, 1917. Serving
with the Infantry in World War I.
he later attended the u. S. Mill
tary Academy at West Point, re-
ceiving his commission in the In
fantry in June, 1923. He trans
ferred to the Ordnance Corps in
1929.
Other service schools attended
were the Tank School at Camp
Meade, Md; the Ordnance School
at Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology and Watertown Arsenal;
and the Command and General
Staff College, Ft. Leavenworth,
KanS.
He has had tours of duty at
Aberdeen Proving Ground, Ft. EuS-
tis, Ft. Knox, Ft. Benning, with
the Caribbean Command as Ord
nance officer in the Panama Ca
nal Dept, and at Erie.
He served as Ordnance and
Gunnery Instructor at West Point
from 1885 to 1899 Among his stu.
dents was Col. Grubbs, present
commander at Erie.
Mrs. Gruver and their daugh-
ter, Sue, both of whom made many
friends in this community, will
make their home with Gen. Gruver
in Washington. A son, Mead, is
first lieutenant with the 1st Infan-
try Division, now stationed in
Aschaffenberg, Germany.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
DRIVE OPENS
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page il
ceived at the Methodist church
there.
Two divisions of workers, one
under Ralph Forster and the other
under Mrs. Verdi Won Thron, will
direct the solicitors in Port Clin-
ton. In Lakeside workers are un-
der the direction of William Cald-
we'll, and in Oak Harbor under
George Peters. These division
heads have had their organizations
complete for some time, awaiting
the final signal for action. In all,
nearly 900 volunteers have taken
part, or will take part, in the fund
raising drive.
The 100000 wing to the pres
ent Magruder hospital will house
an additional 80 beds, and will
also make space for already
overcrowded maintenance and
medical units. The hospital now
has a 43-bed capacity, with seven
of these beds being placed in So
larium, intended use of which was
for visitors and patients recuper-
ating or in wheel chairs.
Campaign officials were highly
enthused with the reception that
has been accorded the drive to
date, and promised early reports
as to its progress. The Special
Gifts committee, headed by Cor
don Cooper, will make their re-
turns at some stage of the report
dinners. No estimate or figure
could be obtained as to their sue
cess, but workers on this commit
tee have been busy the past two
weeks in an effort to complete
their task before the actual open
ing of the campaign.
Business, industry, clubs and
lodges, together with several large
individual contributors, have been
contacted Dy tnat group.
In charge of businesses were:
Carlton Schwan and D. L. Kelly
Dunn, co-chairmen; Ralph Corbin,
Marvin Lundgard, Gene Bolte and
Carl Heckler.
Individuals had John F. Faris
as its head, and the following
workers: Keith Montgomery, Char
les Dewitt, Curt Kuhnle and Dick
Weichel.
The doctors contribution, larg-
est single gift of the campaign,
was organized by DR.. A. D. Miess-
ner.
The campaign itself, called the
Community Solicitation, will bring
workers to the door of each home
in the county. However, due to the
many incomplete addresses that
have cropped up, some people may
be missed. If you have not been
called upon by volunteer worker
by March 1st, and wish to make
contribution, contact Campaign
Headquarters (phone $685., Clin-
ton Theatre Bldg.) and someone
will call on you.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
Little League To
Meet Wednesday

Parents and their sons who are
interested in becoming members
of the Port Clinton Little League
are to attend Little League base
ball meeting at 7 next Wednesday
evening, Feb. II, in the Element
airy School auditorium.
Movies, refreshments and regis
tration are planned. Boys are to
remember to take their parents
to the meeting, as their presence
is important.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12

Defense Department.
Direct benefits to Erie will in
clude a more stabilized employ
ment situation in the stock con-
troll and storage functions of the
depot, and year-round mainten-
ance of stored items which will
provide work for the shops and
inspection groups.
No new employment is expected
to result from this consolidation
of supplies, Col. Sanford says. If
additional assistance is needed, it
will be recruited from within the
depot.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
Plan Missionary
Services Nightly

At the Reorganized Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
a series of missionary services will
be held during the next two weeks.
Services will be held each evening
except Saturday by Elder Lloyd
Adams of Kirkland, Ohio.
Elder Adams is a member of
the quorum of 70 elders of the
church. During the past five sum-
rhers, he has conducted youth
camps in Ohio, Pennsylvania and
New York. He will have a very in
teresting message for all those
who will accept this invitation to
attend these services.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12

Try The NEWS Classified Ads.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
SUPPL Y MISSION INCREASED
FOR ERIE ORDNANCE DEPOT

Two important announcement
concerning the supply mission OF
Erie Ordnance Depot were made
today 10y 1t. Col John G.. Sanford,
the dep0t's assistant for supply
operations. %'7
Newest supply development at
Erie this week was the assign
ment of the distribution mission
to Erie for certain groups of ma
terial, most of which pertains to
antiaircraft artillery.
This is the first assignment Erie
has had for the direct support of
using forces, and means that Erie
will service directly certain posts.
camps and stations in the eastern
half of.<the United States, gene
rally east of the Mississippi River.
Heretofore this service has been
rendered through Rossford (To-
ledo), tLetterkenny Chambers
burg, Pa.), and Admission (Annis-
ton, ,Ala.) Ordnance Depots.
This mission is expected to re-
uuire several additional employee
for the stock control and storage
divisions, but it is not yet known
whether or not outside hiring will
be required ...1c
Confirmation of the consolida-
ton of Erie Ordnance Depot and
F'fankford Ordnance Depot, Phila-
delphia, with supplies OF both be-
ing concentrated at Erie, was re-
ceived today. from the Office of
the Chief of Ordnance, Washing
ton. IA8. a
This economy move will mean
increased availability of items at
Erie Ordnance Depot, and expedit
ed. shipments to using forces, ac-
cording to Col. Sanford. The con-
solidation is expected to result in
considerable annual savings ito the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
Vacation1and To
Hear Bill Brown

Bill Brown will conduct a pub
lic relations clinic next Tuesday
evening, Feb. 16, at $50 when the
regular monthly meeting of Vaca-
tionland is held in the Island
Hotel.
Mr.. Brown will discuss how the
local tourist trade can benefit
from publicity provided 10y ma
tional companies.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12

Mrs. Harry Ireland has been re-
leased from Magruder Hospital
and is being cared for in her Port
age Township home. She recently
suffered broken hip.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-12
GETS ENDORSEMENT

Melvin Oestreich, Elliston,
member of the Ottawa County
Board of Elections, has been en-
dorsed by the county Republican
Central Committee for. re-appoint-
ment to the board.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-08-20
beMdM
Oek Lambert

Oee Lambert
Miss Estella Lambert is en-Couts
10 Great Lake, Ill, after spend
ing here Vacation via relatives
and friends Mr.. and Rtrs
jaime. Newton were very HAPPY
to announce tbs arrival ii 9hair
new baby born August 7, weigh
ing 6 pounds Mrs. Nettle
Braziel has been spending her va
cation here With her many rela-
tives She is now en- route to
Hot Springs Employ Penlx
and Rayford Braziel came BY
plane recently to visit their par
ents and relative, The Mt,
Olive Baptist church closed EN-
very successful revival. Rev.
A. c. Cools, pastor Amour. rs.s-
ed. sol 26 The Greater Nj.
Olive Baptist church began sss re
vIvsl Sunday Rev +, o. Jones.
pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-08-20

Mrs. Laura Askew ha. returned
from Kansas, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. john
son Mrs NJ. TidwelI and
family, Rosston, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers last week Mrs
Versie M. Clark, Pine Bluff, is
visiting parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers W II Rogers, Mrs
Augusta Rogers, Mrs. Mary Ann
Harris. and daughter, Carrie Mae
and Mrs. Mary Jane Standfield,
attended the meeting at Good
Hope NIB church Clancy
Williams, VINO is serving in the
army is visiting his mother, Mrs
Hattie Smith Mrs. Fannie
Moore, Camden. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Sylvia Williams, also
Mr., and Mrs, Willie Mandy
Harry B. Thomas. California, is
home with parents, and is plan,
mig to enter State college this
fall Mr.. and Mrs, M. vii,
liam II. Rogers motored to Mag,
nolia and spent the week -enC
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis.
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Jim Vaughn Mr.. and Mrs,
$500 A@44. lIaIte4 Ar. and Mrs,
Jokaie Curfenton, Friday .
Mrs. Eliza Cobbs has returned
from Chicago, where she visited
her children and other relatives.
She reported an enjoyable stay
=. Ivy johnson, Chicago was call
ed here to the bedside of Gerry
Gilmore, who is very i'll
Glover Franklin and son, Wood,
row has returned home, after Wis
iting relatives in Chicago and Mil
waukee Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Vaughn have as guests, thell
grand children from Little Roet
Miss Agnes Maxwell left re-
Gently for Pine Bluff. She will bt
the guest of her sister, Miss Iren'
]. Maxwell.
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kenseii
M, NJ. WAti Y

Miss Imosese Arnold returned
home Sundas from her vacation;
a nephew. Tom Milwaukee and
niece from 81. Louis accompanl-
ed her home for brief visit
Mrs. Leona Williams and Mrs,
Trudia Stevens have been dis
charged from Rogers hospital
Searcy and MOP hospital, Little
Rock respectively Centennial
NIB church observed a week of
reLg.O4s education with a nice
enrolment. an average daily at
tendance Of one hundred Closing
exercises te be heard Friday eve
ing with al groups participating
=, The CWR district, SIS, BTU,
TB and choir congress held its
nnual session at Bethlehem Bap-
dst church searey last week.
Rev. w. n Davis, pastor The
congress waE largely attended,
and also very enjoyable and in
teresting FL teacher seemed to
be at his best. Rev. Edward Lig-
gins presi3e,t and Prof A. NJ
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Newport
Mrs. j. A. Smith


Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Oates mot
ored to Clarendon TO visit Mrs.
Oates grandmother The fun
oral for viii Flowers was held at
First Baptist church Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. Keys Of st. LsuiS
visited New Hope Baptist church.
Rev. Keys delivered the sermon
and Mrs. Keys sang, Rev, B. NJ,
Bomber, pastor The funeral
for Woody Flemmings was held
Monday at st. Paul AME church
10 Ann Bember is In Miehi-
gan visiting Will Holmes and
HeRry Williamson attended the
Masonic meeting at Pine Bluff
Reeds chapel will render d
,slsnt program in the 5th Sunday
Of this month The Sunday
school league and Missionary Goa
vsntion of the AME church Of
Newport district convened at the
ST. Paul AME church, Tuckerman.
Rev. J. K. White presiding elder
Music rendered by st, Paul
eaen, Mrs. Ruel Jackson. pianist
Mrs. A. M. Craft has com
plsted her requirements for B. s
degree at AMIN college,
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GHdoil
LOuise Campbell


Mrs. A. D. Smell. left Monday
morning for Kansas City, to Wis
it her brother, Charles Bollss
who is in the hospital, She will
also spend Il few days with heI
daughter Mrs. Wilma Friday
Miss Juanita ellison mas re,urned
to her home in Detroit, after Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Vesta Oliver
Mrs Maggie Nolan, Little
Rock, spent few days here with
her uncle, Geo. Williams Har-
ry Perry Dayton, Ohio was a
recent visitor in the home OF Mrs
RStelle Greene Nathaniel
Hubbard, Rockford, i. here visit
ing her aunt Mrs louisa Arm
strong Mrs. J. II Stephens
and her sister Mrs. S. L. Fill-
mora, were dinner guests of Mrs.
Atoy Bell Mrs. Ida Perry
was a week-end guest in the
home of Mrs. Estelle Greene and
Mrs. w. M. Jones Mrs. Perry's
home is in Sparkman Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Wiley and
their grandchildren, Eloise, JANA
ra. Charlis Allen and ]. c. Bum
of st. Louis, spent Sunday In FL
Dorado, visiting Mrs. f. Bank
sister of Mrs. Wiley.
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Mrs. Janice Jordan who passed
IN Memphis. Funeral and burial
We're held IN Searcy Sunday . q,
Mrs, Rosa Gaines of Buffalo, N.
Y, en- route to Pine Bluff visiting
her sister, stopped over and Wis
tied relatives and friends g.
Misses Beverley and Minter Turn
er of Memphis returned home
Wednesday after spending their
vacation with their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Davis
Misses Gertrude Gulley and
Cato Jenkins returned to their
home in Kingsland after brief
visit with their aunt, Mrs, Floyd
Mr.. and Mrs. CottreH Allen
and children are back home after
spending their vacation in Chi
cago and Gary Mrs. Ada
Dunlap returned to her home IN
Cotton Plant after her daughter,
Mrs. j. Williams.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-08-20

the Tabernacle Bapt. church, was
elected president. Rev. J. "
Walker Of Pine Bluff, conducted
revival with Rev. Nelson at the
church B. j. Strivers at
tended the grand lodge last week
In Pine Bluff James Woods
and children of Chicago We're
here on vacation last week, visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Isiah Pitts, 9TH
er relatives and friends The
Church of God, sponsored build
ing rally recently with First Bap
fist church as guest Rev. o. H
Brunson, delivered the sermon
The city branch of NAACP had
a meeting last Sunday. Rev. Cole
of Dumas delivered the sermon
Rev. and Mrs, Richard Mos
by, England, were hero visiting
last Sunday.
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Boulevard News


There will be a board meeting
Thursday and Friday at Mount
Pleasant Baptist church, Rev.
Hayes, pastor Thursday night.
Rev. J. F. Nash. pastor of Pill
grim Valley Baptist church will
be the guest speaker, accompani-
ed by his choirS Rev. J. r.
Green, will present a talent and
education program Friday at the
Macedonia Baptist church. Rev.
f j, Nash, guest speaker Also
participating on program, First
Baptist church, Higginswitch; Oak
Grove Baptist, Newton. For trans
portation, buses will leave Book
er homes, 730 p. m, Springers,
E46 p. m. and p. m, Macedon-
Ia Baptist church Sunday
morning at II, Rev. Green will
appear at Oak Grove Baptist at
Newton. In the evening at 6, First
Baptist church, Higginswitch in
interest of the BTU. At 8, he will
talk from the subject, Gods
Best Man; text, Don't let the
fire go out At the present time.
Rev. Green is in Hot Springs
resting On his return, which is
tonight, you will find him in a
talent and education program at
Booker homes, sponsored by the
State Press neWsreaders and their
friends, Some Of the participants
are, Mrs Holmes, pianist; Mrs.
Dennis, soloist accompanied by
Mt. Olive, Tie Plant and the
Wings Over Jordan" Ca group Of
young nren recently organized
North Little Rock
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Legal Notice
NOTICE

NOTICE
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Evelyn Bradley Plaintiff
VS.. No. 100302
Robert Jones' Phoebe Frazier and
Lots Is, 1G, II, 10 in Block 5 in
Foraker Grove Addition 10 the
tie Rock, Pulaski County, Arkan-
sas, Defendants
Notice
Notice is hereby given that there
has been filed in my office, as
Clerk of the Pulaski Chancery
Court, a petition for the con-
firmation of the title to lots IS,
l6, II. and 10 in block 5 in Fo-
raker Grove Addition to the City
Of Argenta, now North Little
Rock, Pulaski County. Arkansas
and the quoting Of the title tc
the same in Evelyn Bradley, pc
titioner therein.
All persons claiming said lands
or any interest therein. are here
by warned to appear in the Pu
laski ChanCery Court six weeks
after the first publication anc
SHOW cause why said title tc
said lands should not be con
firmcd to the said Evelyn Brad
ley.
Witnessed my hand as Clerl
Of the Pulaski Chancery Cour
and the seal thereof on this the
22nd day OF June, 1854.
Airline Turner, Clerk
BY Helen Edwards. y c.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
C.D7 ga gO-D7
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Mt. Zion
Mrs. Nellie Stovall

Mrs. Nellie Stovall
Miss NJ. Washington, Camden,
is visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. Callle and Willie Lewis,
Milwaukee. spent their vacation
here, the guest OF Mesdames Wal
tiers, Mitchell and Stovall, They
were accompanied by Mrs, Lewis
mother, Mrs, Will Lewis, Buena
Vista Mrs. Callie Lewis. jr is the
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Claf-
ence Washington, Wisconsin. Will
lie is the son Of MIR, and Mrs.
Will Lewis of Buena Vista They
returned Monday to their home
The entertainment at Mrs.
Rogers Saturday was a success
Eugene Armstrong and Chas.
B., are here from Detroit =
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Miller. dean MI and Mrs. j.
r. Borders of Kansas City, Kan.
and Mrs G. F. Walker, Au-
vergne, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. N H. Waddy i. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. J. Baker and daughter,
Janice of Minden, Louisiana at
tended the funeral of his mothes',
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-08-20
WARNING ORDER

State of Akansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Marcia Mcdaniel. Plaintiff
VS.. No l00584
George Mcdaniel, Defendant
The defendant, George Mcdaniel
is warned to appear IN this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff,
Marcia Mcdaniel
Dated: August 2nd, 1854
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Ljtem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, D. c.
8:6-l3-2O-27 At
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LOlIaliil
Fletha Burch

James Hyson, jrp Houston, Tex
as, had a lovely Weekend with
wife and children Mi and
Mrs. jim Mcbride and son. Prof,
McCrae of Camden has as guests,
Mrs. Opal Wilson and baby. Mrs
Zettie Fairchild and daughter all
Of Detroit Mrs. Adlile Hill
dreth visited with Mr., and Mrs.
Lon Burch during the week
Miss Eta Wilson, Detroit spent a
few days with her great-grand-
mother Mrs. Ella Hildreth aad
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Jeans Addition
Merle L. MiIliama

The social program held =, =.
Mt Zion AME church res =. n
was was sponsored by Ms. ' c,...l
Kew. W M Marshall, pasta, ~. u.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie B PERI.
recent visitors of their S, ~
and mother-in-law NJ, ,.g =,
ingston and family We're do. ~
Gently to visit their cons, n !
Maggie Williams. sl'