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TO hire some more elementary
|teachers. The board also bro.
posed that 4 special appropria-
lion BE- sought from Conrress IA
January.
Inc BOARD acteo aIter neaLine
go 800 n r.,. ... c,.t 1s
IN; 49, ~, 1920 sscci -. $500 c,,,rs,,,
I.ae..a. s ,.,ss,.t sSa,,,,nrs 49,
,;s.snsd y .,,ss,s q .no ,,.
:, -.s 4 !, ! |, 4 J. !. ssocis tsny
,s,.a.s.,.,s,, ~, = $500,
Is,.,,,,,,,,,,r .n1 ,,,,,,iis 800 ta.ci,e,
lsh,,ss,,,r - ! ,,,,,,,s,., ~ srhooir
|. Since pubic SCHOOLS IeVpencc
On 0epseMDeI u, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
IIiase Deen summing seacas.s =
an euofs 20 meet serious croWo'
. 8. -. 49,
Juss sae WEEK DsioIc osI.
ing. omciais notineo p,lnc,par
loi ~ scnoois tney Woulo &c snor'
one q. tWo seacneIs apiees e.
$50 &c. = S,rca - trs, 1880 sdS,tsc,,a
tre ,,sss-s hava 49,, 49,, ,esds
| Number Not Disclosed
The shortage Of teachers. frs
made known publicly BY Thu
lStar. Is based on d lack of funds
DR.. Corning yesterday did. no,
disclose Just how many add.
ltional teachers are needed Il
meet the immediate crisis. Of
ficials today began working or
Ian estimate both Of the number
needed and the cost. The est.
innate presumably will be sent q,
soon as possible to the District
building.
Or. Corning presented tn
1870. n - ~. VIII = 1870 .s
$3.50, = ,. ~ .ui.ca , s.saaslol. =.
49, ~ 49, - sApialiasiol "
1M y oae apous
the superintendent said abou'
la Third q the city's elementary
schools now are operating seri.
ously above the standard class
size OF SO.
In ADDITION, ne disclosed. 28'
y LIZ cl.y elementary ciasse'
air naiAeu slaueo'
Omciais had expected the city
elementary teacher needs 70 b
met this fall without enlarginl
the regular teacher force. Dr
Corning said. One ectation
me said, was that some juniol
and senior high teacher salaries
might be spared for elementar,
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fan, but the amount Of such
|shuffiing has been greater than
usual. he said. because Of these
special problems.
The school superintendent
referring to protests against
mixed grades. said they are not
ideal but that the school system
always has some Of them. He
lsaid they are not - wholly iir-
desirable teaching and learning
situation because elementary
pupils are grouped according to
ability and achievement anyway.
336 Last Year
The school system had $40
Imixed-grade elementary classes
last year and 562 the year before.
The said.
DR.. Corning told the board be
has directed secondary adminis-
TRAITORS to report on the number
lof salaries they can spare hy
letting some temporary teachers
90 He said slIch salaries win =
transferred to elementary use.
Secondary school PTAs already
have registered vigorous objec-
ltions to any cutback In teachers
ion the higher level.
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ec,,ar n,.,s,s r,,t s, ,,rde, =. ,,,, -.
It,a.s;.sn =. - .,..-S ~ $500 $3.50 4.
a sUs 5, $500, va ,or s a,es,s.,, :.
l,s1 cc,,lS * ,,,stif,ed - ~
- - - ,,ntar..ss $3.50 $3.50 Ty,e
is 2. yotsa MANN
- 80 49, se ~svr s..a -.
t,,,,, So ato - s..,,,. t.a ss,g,ce. -
Itrs t.acbsrs ,,scssse,v - ,neet
lt he critical and dencero,,s .hort.
sas ,v,,ich ex; vic
~
PTA Views Heard
Spokesman for seven elemen.
Itary PTAs appeared at the meet
| ing to demand relief for the
teacher situation.
Mrs. Louise Hoilander Of the
hey Scnool salo tns scnooIs
.oSS y e ssacl1l ~ 1ssulesu
~ snIee 1885, IlAcuslaue
ClasSes; Sns csalcu VIC sltuassoa
apaiu.
49,. aIs. - saaIIes " 10y
sscIlo0L Malicn ioS. alOtner
lteacheI. caied ne snoEtaee !.
Ireat eand immeoiaee emergencys
faaalng
we want some real action
now
| james Fmper appeared 70
complain ABOUT Janney SchooPs
loss OF TWO teachers. Howard
Sigmond Of Mann School said
Mann had hall mixed grades
ana q sixth grade OF - pupils.
The school which serves
many Congress members - will
fget more pupils when Congress
returns in January. he added
Some pur;l. Ren,ov.A
|
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Use Of Ground
For Library Hit
BY Jan||neY PIA

The proposed use Of part Of
the Janney Elementary School
grounds for a new branch library
has run into opposition on home
territory.
The Janney PTA yesterday
Registered objections to the pro-
Iject with the Board Of lEduca-
ton. One board member also
indicated possible opposition.
James Pimper, representing
the PTA. told the board bis Dr.
lganization opposes reiinquishing
ANY ground for q projected
lTenley Branch Library. which Is
being pushed by District !Mhrar-
ian Harry n. Peterson.
Attending yesterdays board
meeting to protest q recent loss
Iof two teachers, Mr.. Pimper said:
you've taken teachers. now
you're considering taking land.
What are you going to leave at
Janney?.
Mrs. Philips Concerned
Mrs. Frank 8. Phillips. board
member, said she also had be-
come concerned about the library
proposal after being approached
lby residents. She said that. al
first, she favored the project,
hut she declared:
II want to review my decision
Albert w. Atwood. chairman
lot the District Public fibrary's
board Of trustees. recently sug-
gested pursuing the Janney
library plan, which was consid-
erred by the school board in 1885
C. Melvin Sharpe, board presi-
dent. noted yesterday that the
board. at that time. Endorsed the
project.
The Alice Deal Junior High
Home and School Association,
along with Janney FTA. Is OPP
posing the plan. arguing the
land Is needed for play.
Mr.. Pimper suggested putting
the library on land at Deal OF
Wilson High School.
Action Postponed
The board postponed acting
on the matter.
Delay In building an addition
lat Shepherd Elementary School
was criticized yesterday BY two
other speakers.
mrs. samuel Bigio 81 the
Shepherd Park Citizens Associa-
ton asked top priority for the
addition Of four classroorns and
IAN auditorium and play room,
asserting the addition had been
hanging IRE for 10 years. Mrs.
Norman Becker. president Of the
schools PTA. also urged speed.
A rise In steel prices was one
factor IN the delay, officials said
| Funds already appropriated were
outbid, they explained. How
ever, surplus funds from other
projects win be available later,
they added.
Later Mrs. Bigio told q reporter
her group plans to protest ap-
|proval by the school board yes
|terday Of use Of some surplus
funds for q footbridge across
Oxon Run at the new Hart
Junior High. She said nom
school funds ought to be used
for this purpose.
Three Principals Named =
On other matters yesterday.
L.. "
the board:
Named Mrs. Anna B. Dessez
principal Of Wheatley School.
succeeding Miss Julia Taliiaferro.
who moves to Hardy : Key:
Charles E. Carter principal Of
Ambush Bowen. and Max Rosen-
field principal Of Petworth School,
succeeding Miss Bessie K. Lacy,
who moves to Rudolph Military
road.
Retired. effective September
80, Clyde C. McDuffie, supervising
director of foreign languages:
Miss N. j. Virginia Anderson,
teacher at Alice Deal Junior
High, and Miss M. e. Ramsay
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Teacher Crisis Sfirs
Plea for Extra Funds
Education Board Urges
Speedy Action N Shortage
BY JAMES 6. DEANE

School officials today were preparing to throw the
Districts current teacher crisis into the hands Of the
Commissioners
The Board Of Education yesterday voted to ask the
city heads for an immediate grant of emergency funds
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Tempo Y Units
Shift 10 vVinder
Building Slated
Removal Of Several
Federal Agencies Sci
For Mid October
BY WILLIAM A. MIELEN

8.
several Eeaeral uniss 70 ILL
porary bnimng z opposi.e tns
WIZARD hotei On Fennsyisanls
avenue netWeen Fvu ~ a,lu
EIteentn ssresss N.Ns ~ ~ y !.
moved e tne recondltionsd
Winoer 6uiIoing seyenseen.n
INC 8 stIeess NV. a0oas aIllu-
Ocsoner. go. 4.
lbs WaS announceu 0uay "
the Generai services AanalnlstIa.
tlon. Inc Wan0eI sulau.ns: ~ ~.
q Wnicn tne EasspoIs Llslslon
O the State department. nas
Just moved. = having = paintins
ana moor rennisnine lop.
Structuraily tne puiIoing y
IN good conditon, z VA
spokesman said To-Day.
Nfia-1ctober Nave Seen
~. g, -, s.. ,,,,,. .,s,.t
-. = ~ 49, go 49,. r,s, 4. 49, :. /.
, s,.s n.ay 4, =. 49,. sa ...ssss -
1l @ s 49, ssa - 80. !,
y oc.CD go sp - u....
SO. - w.. A :. $500. ."w 49, 49,
W w. somple.s ~ as,, ssau n,,, IA
iemguea.s y slle ,s Millucl Dali :
Ing 1oE tne IscIa.slns onloss - -
ing aiinsu IOI0es nas yes ~. "
sssIt - Co.np.ss'un " ..,a.
=. - - : pioe s.'oee us'
the Spokesman explained for
the recruiting ofiices OF the Air
Force. Army. Navy ana Marine
Corps. special facilities Tor med
ical examination are required.
special miscellaneous. inciuoins
lead padding N the A-ray room.
wa &c maze. :,
from nemporary nuioing Y
70 tne Winoer nulioing wiz De
moyeu uni1s 80 . the LaDO 10 - q.
paIsansnb. 49, Lpa $3.50
aasuly 1919 s.ne1its 1870 ,
Co.,us 1851 49, " ss0i n.. :
~ ~. =. usss.s 49, e
A'' n 80 ass,.s. =; 49,. . ~ o'a yss;s.s..
p,,,sa,,s ,.,,,s 800 .s ~. ,,,s;t.
- ~. n.s,a.si $50. - ~ r.,,n 49,
a., ~ r 49,. b.ss nj 80, =,
ths ala rosn,cs f.i,,h a,,;IS,no
,a.s. ~ ....... !, N,
hs.Ss,,a,,s-. -. = thst go .rs,c. :
~
Foundation 70 Expand
GSA ii also providing room
IN the Winder Building far ex-
.pansion of the National Founda.
ton,
Another new tenant Of the
Winder BUILDING win be a unit
Of the Bureau az Public Road.
which ms bee1, ii the old POST
once Departn1ent building at'
Twelfth street and Perinsylyania
avenue NV.
The Health. Education and
Welfare Department unit which
occupies part OF Temporary
buiiding Y VIII be moved to
southwest. near the main head
quarters Of that department.
The Winder Building Is more
than . century old. having been
erected "a 1888 and purchased
py the United States Government
IN 1852. During the Civil War.
It was Army headquarters. 1t.
Gen. y. 9. Grant had his ofnces
there.
President Lincoln was con-
slant visitor and sent and received
teiegraphic dispatches on the
conduct Of the war and held con-
ferences In the building with his
military commanders. It Is re-
corded that President Lincoln
often came at night to talk with
prisoners held In the cells there.
PASSPORT Division SHIFTED
The pass,,,,, r,,,,,.;a. 60.
nenarfnse,,t he's ~, ca...,. H.a.s
~ move o,,t "a shs so u1;n.,a..
p,,,,dsng 8 ,,,tn 49, -. , Willuei
str,,ct1d .,,is,,,ns - ,g,n :,
street n ~ T,,.t - h,,, "a. =
owned ~ ieyrv n. Msis.;ca s 80, =
siso csnst,.,.tsS q tAs !. = =, wig
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turned home after an extended
visit with her brother IN Okla
homa. She reports an enjoyable
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Holley are the proud parents of
a son born at Warner Brown hos
pital at FL Dorado Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Brock of Detroit are
visiting parents, Mr.. and Mrs, A.
G. Hicks Miss Lois Floyd of
Velyatex beauty school, Little
Rock, visited her mother. Mrs. Es-
sic Matthews and family over the
weekend Mrs. Catherine
Harris of Philander Smith college.
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
T Coleman. and her husband q.
Mrs. Paralee Sprolls who has
been in Warner Brown hospital
was released October 3. He's
daughters. Mrs. Jessie Lee Smith
1 of Strong and Mrs. Mary Faye
Williams of st. Louis, are here
along with three grandchildren .
Those from here who attended
the association were Mrs Mary
Boone. Mrs. Elmer Jiles. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Glasgow. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Goodwin. Mrs. Essie Mat
thews and family. Mrs Maggie
Dell Frazier. Mrs Matte Good
win. Mrs. S. " Caldwell, MI. and
Mrs. o. W. Highshaw. Mrs. Dol
lie Meekins and children, Mr.,
and Mrs. William Jackson and
children. and ]. Mitchell, the
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14

10 Mrs. Rosie Mae Fort. the
daughter and sons were guests
Of Mrs. Stoyau Sunday morning
We are pleased TO note
the Improvement Of Mrs. Vella
Scott. who has been on the sick
list for some time Robert
Stovsll has returned from his
visit in Illinois and Wisconsin,
and reports an enjoyable stay. He
also visited his brother. James in
St Louis. His sons, Harry and
Grady. accompanied him To St.
Louis Sam and Frank Wash
ington and Robert Stoyall made a
business trip TO Camden Thurs
day o. B. Walters was guest
of Mrs. Stovall Monday Mrs.
Fannie Gulley has been dismissed
from the Ouaehits county hos
pitsl.
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70 his old hometown, Judsonis.
for final rites. which we're held
Sunday afternoon Rev. Il. B. Neal
gave the eulogy. Burial vas IN
Judsonia with Kinney funeral
home in charge The Bethle-
hem NIB church observed its 9th
anniversary Of the pastor. Rev. w
n. Davis. Sunday Rev. J. c
Lakewood, delivered the ami
yersary sermon. Services were
well attended by various church
es. He was the recipient Of sl55.
Rev HemphilI made the presen-
tstion Mr. and Mrs. Ike Ar
mold. ir. Little Rock. spent Thurs
day and Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ike Arnold. ST. Mrs. Lahue
Crow and children returned home
from Los Angeles. where they
spent their vacation Mr. and
Mrs Neal Ruffin and daughter
Bonnie Seal. spent the weekend
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Ike Arnold. ST. Mrs. Watson
and son of Augusta were week
end guests Of her sister n d
brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. J
Welburn Bailey Mrs. Luvenia
spent her vacation In Chicago and
St Louis.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Camden
An Gladys Cooper

mfA UiAdys topper
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Newton.
daughter, Bobbie Lee and grand
son Of SpringhilL La. were IN
Camden over the weekend visit
ing their families. Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Dixon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Andrew Joe. They also visit
ed relatives and friends at Bragg
Lake community. and left for
Their home late Sunday evening
>. Cpl. Frank Stith is home
agsin after ? years in the armed
services at Fort Leonard. Mo His
vide and two children welcomed
his return Willie Brown Is
home after a two-week stay IN
the hospital He is quite improv-
ed at this time Mrs. Euniee
Hubbard Is still on the sick list
She is now located on Hildrer ST.
Mrs. Alice Clark Is home az
ter q good stay In the county hos
pitsl Mrs. ophelia Bullocks
Of lIs Woods and granddaughter
have Just returned from a lovely
trip 10 Louisiana. where she had
a reunion with relatives and
friends Mrs. Ruby Jones Il
still a shutin Willie Lowe
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Mt. Zion
Ma Nellie stsuu

Ars Nellie Stsysu
After regular services at Zion
Hill Sunday a basket dinner vas
served which was enjoyed BY all
Rev Monroe Rivers was the af-
teraoon speaker. with quite a fe@
visitors attending We are
sorry to learn of the illness of Mrs,
Augusta Rogers and Mrs. Pearl
Harris who are in the Ouachits
county hospital Ethel Mae
Brewer and Lorine Thorn were
guests of Mrs. Mary A. Harris
this week Albert Warren and
Mrs. Nancy Rivers were guests
Of Mrs. Rogers this week
Walter Jackson and William Lee
Brewer and family were guests
Of Percy Brewer and family Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Greernig Of Detroit are in the
community visiting relatives and
friends The association al
Oak Grove Be will open October
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Chidester
Mrs. Emma Harris

Mrs. Emma Harris
Rev. A. Reddens preached Sun
day mite at First Uunion. Visit
ors present were. Mrs. Monte
Couch and son. Seipio. Money
raised. $3.50 The Window
drive is now in progress. For
more information. see the report
er The reporter was success
full in canning 81 quarts OF beef
for Mrs. Idonia Staff. Monday
Mrs C. M. shivers and niece,
Gloria were guests Of Mrs Emma
Harris. recently. Other visitors for
this week were. Mrs Dora WEIGH.
Bessie Lee Soekwell. Azzie VIII
son. Willie johnson. Rosie Harris.
Rosie Morris. Johnnie Yarbrough
and Rev. II. Warren. Mrs. Mary
Cross of Flint Mich. spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs jamie
Harris On the sick list are.
j. II. Harris, Alfred Curry and
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14

is home recovering from an sc-
eident which occurred two weeks
ago. May we all continue To Wis
it the sick and shut-ins. and give
the flowers now -. Marion KEEL
ly and Bryant Rod Lovett motor
ed to Hot Springs to see the foot
ball game Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Williams also went TO the
game between Hot Springs and
Camden Tigers Bethel AME
church members gave their pas
tor Rev. II A. Shelton an sppre-
citation program last week II was
highly attended. The sum of
s2420 was raised -. Arthur
Glover Of chidester and father of
Mrs. Lula Carroll. passed away
In the county hospital Tuesday
mite, He is also the uncle Of Mrs
ophelis Bulioeks
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14

youth and junior choir members
and Mrs Cooks Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Green. Mrs. Mabel
McCray and family Of Gurdon,
cousins of Mrs. Carrie II. Cooks
all visited her Sunday Moth
er Yina MeGruder and Mrs. Fan.
ME Woods attended church al
Beach Hill. Mt Holly last Sunday
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

WANING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Bradley Thomas Garrett. Jr
Plaintiff
vs.. No. l03457
Clara A. Garrett Defendant
The defendant. Clara A. Garrett.
Is warned to appear In this Court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff.
Bradley Thomas Garrett. Jr.
Dated: September Is. 1855
Jackie l.. Shropshire
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn y. Walther
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards. ID. c.
e:23-30.io7-it 1t
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
kensefi


o. c. Brooks of Saginaw. Mich.
was killed instantly In an auto
accident His body was brought
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, S.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Barbara Ballard. Plaintiff
vs.. No. ic357s
Richard Ballard. Defendant
The defendant. Richard Ballard. is
warned TO appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
Ballard.
Dated: October 9TH. 1855
Attorney ad Litem
Sol Russell
Gerald 7. Ridgeway
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher. d. c.
io7-it-2i-28 u
IN THE PROBATE COURT Of
Pulaski County. Arkansas
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Leslie Sharp. deceased
No. $1,000
Last known address Of decedent:
ZOO Commerce Street. Little Rock.
Arkansas
Date Of death: August q. 1855
The undersigned was appointed
administrator of the estate OF the
above-named decedent on the Is,
day Of September. 1855.
AL persons having claims against
the estate must exhibit them, duly
verified. 10 the undersigned with.
IN six months from the date OF
the first publication OF this notice.
or they shall be forever barred
and precluded from any benefit In
the estate.
This notice first published IN
day OF September. 1855
Lottie Burgy. Administrator
Route 2. Box pa. Little Rock.
Arkansas.
ee-i6-23-30;l07-i4 6,
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Legal Notices:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski chaneery Court
Annetta johnson. Plaintiff
VS.. No. l03292
Earl Z Johnson. Defendant
The defendant. Earl Z. johnson, Is
warned 10 appear In this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiff.
Annette johnson.
Dated: August Goth. 1858
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George w Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. chancery Clerk
BY Airline Turner
s23-3o.i0;7-l4 1t
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Snlackover

0ren HighshAw. jr.
Mrs Arleaey Wilson has re-
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Marguerite Brumley. Plaintiff
vs.. No. 103480
Roy James Brumley. Defendant
The defendant, Roy James Brum-
ley. Is warned TO appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plain
Dated: September 10. 1855
tiff. Marguerite Brumley.
John B. Guiley
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John G. Lardner
Attorney ad Iitem
Airline Turner. Chaneery Clerk
By Jamye Dreher. d. c.
s:23-30;l0;7-ii 1t
WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski chaneery Court
Myrtle L. Hemphill. Plaintiff
vs. No. l03252
Gussie Hemphill. Defendant
The defendant. Gussie Hemphill,
Is warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff.
Myrtle L. Hemphill.
Dated: September 18th. 1855
Diies & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. chancery Clerk
By Airline Turner
s;23-so;lo;7-l4A
NOTICE
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
Pulaski County, Arkansas
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Aaron Warner, deceased
No. 30.786
Last known address OF decedent:
Little Rock. Arkansas
Date Of death: January, 1855
An instrument dated August
18th. 1913, was on the 18th day of
June, 1855, admitted 10 probate as
the last will Of the above named
decedent. and the undersigned has
been appointed executor there
under. A contest Of the probate Of
filing petition within the time
the will can be effected oaly by
provided by law.
All persons having claims against
the estate must exhibit them, duly
verified. 70 the undersigned with.
In six months from the date o..
first publication OF this notice, or
they shall be forever barred and
precluded from any benefit In the
estate.
This notice first published 9th
day os September. 1855.
DR.. Frank J. Pittman, execut IT
2220 Summit Street, Little Rock.
Arkansas.
q.p-i6-23-30.l0.7-i4
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Legal Notices:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Mary b. Harris. Plaintiff
vs. No. l03i0f
Prather Harris. Defendant
The defendant. Prather Harris. Is
warned 10 appear In this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint oft he plaintiff.
Mary b. Harris.
Dated: October 9TH. 1855
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards. d. c.
i0.7-i4-2i-28 II
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Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski chancery Court
Lafayette Fleming. Plaintiff
vs.. No. i03379
Katherine Fleming. Defendant
The defendant. Katherine Fleming,
ID warned TO appear In this cour,
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff. La
Fayette Fleming.
Dated: September 20. 1855
Thad ID. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn y. Walther
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, ID. c.
e30.i0:7-i4-1i Al
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WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. s..
In the Pulaski chaneery Court
Fiorene Butler. Plaintiff
vs. No. i05502
Russell Ray Butler. Defendant
The defendant. Russell Ray But
Ter. Is warned TO appear In this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plain
tiff. Florene Butler.
1ated: September y. 1855
layton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
gorge w, Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher. d. c,
e.30,i0.7-i4-2i It
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. -.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Odessa Watson. Plaintiff
w. No l03532
fsiah Watson, Defendant
The defendant. ISiah Watson. is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff,
Odessa Watson.
Dated Sept mber n. 1855
Byron Bogard & Glendine Hill
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Tommy IL Russell
Attorney nd Litem
airline Turner. Chaneery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards. ID. c.
93o:io;7-i+-2t It
WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. S.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Corise Reed. Plaintiff
vs. Nc. l02s38
Sam Reed. Defendant
The defendant Sam Reed. Is
warned TO appear In this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff. Co
rise Reed.
Dated: September 20. 1855
Byron Bogard & Glendine Hill
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Tommy H. Russell
Attorney nd Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher. ID. c.
9:23-30;i0:7-i4 II
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14

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