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Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Olive St. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

Ulysses Shepherd
Daniel Stewart. Mrs. c A
Plummer. Henry Jarrett. Perry
Williams and Sadie Riley are on
the sick list The agent for
Olive Street Pike takes this meth
cd Of wishing all Of the customers
a MERRY CHRISTMAS and 4
HAPPY NEW YEAR" If YOU
have any news for the paper, get
il 10 the agent each Sunday after
noon, or call 6O07-M-3
Thought for The Week: God
has way Of dealing with those
who would deliberately lead 9th
ers astray and devise methods #
hampering mis- work Il is a fear
full thing TO fall into the hands
OF the living God"
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Dewitt
Mary z. Pitts

wary T.. fIt0
Rev v NJ Nelson delivered h
farewell sermon at Tabefnast
Baptist church Dec II Areas.
anee was very good T.
Spiritual Echos Of Pine Bluff Pc.
sented a singing program sahdsg
at the First Baptist church. da
the Jones and Murry SINGER
There were many visitors preset
from Stuttgart A 7 Masks.
fee. Henry Hines, Vase Mitchell
Of Pine Bluff were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs lsiah Pits
Funeral services for Ms An.
ME johnson were conducted a
the 81. John Baptist church Re-
Dudley Of Pine Bluff delivered
the sermon Survived BY the tel'
lowing relatives. Mrs SUSIE Hear
Mr. and Mrs Grant Butler, I've
nieces. one nephew all Of $
Louis. Mr.. and Mrs Lsvrehes
Harris. and Mrs. Hattie Bosios G
Canton, Ohio Releiord inGa.
home in charge The DeEa
Key PTA gave a weiner r'a
Monday mite The anniyeisa9
Of Rev. c. n Eiland began nv
day mite in a big way 81 Hs
First Baptist church laN
Ncsbit. who is stationed at A"'
andria. La. is home for CHS.
mas Miss Mozeita Smith q
Merrill hi school. Pine Blah
here for Christmas
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Woodson


lneinll Lucas
Pfc. James Mack is home from
the US army. and will be married
20 Helen Halton Pvt James
Coins, ir. is home for the holidays
T. Lee. jr and Kelley Pigsee.
jr., are home from the air force
&c. The Glorette quartet rendered
a program, Dec 10 in Hot Springs
Mrs. Alice johnson. manager .
Mrs Emma Mcintosh has returned
home from a trip 20 Detroit where
she visited her children Sun
day was a very successful day at
First Baptist church. Rev d c
NcMurray, pastor
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BRIDE
Continued from page one


back bateau neeklihe enhanced
with tulle rushing The long
sleeves extended over the hands
The bouffant skirt accented with
lace panels and flonnee Of ae-
Gordon pleated tulle worn over
satin and extending into a ca
tNedral train Her veil Of Illusion
was attached TO a eoroaet of seed
pearls and imported orange bios
SONS. She carried a cascade OF
stephonaus eentered with a yellow
throated orchid. showered with
satin ribbon and placed en- a
Bible
Mrs Mary Elliot. sister OF the
groom, was matfon q honor She
wore a rose velvet dress asd car
ried a matchins maff With Hap
ninass" roses Misses Shirley Car
TER and frankie Hampton were
bridesmaids They wore identical
dresses Of blue velvet and carried
matching muffs and Happiness
roses Little joyce Williams vas
junior maid Of honor AMI wore
a white rylon dress with rose
and blue ribbons. She carried a
rose muff with Happiness roses.
Little Janice Cecilia Williams vas
flower girl and wore a white
dress with white ribbons and car
ried a blue basket
Christopher Hunt served his
brother as best man ushers were
Samuel Drake Samuel Benson,
Hugh Holloway and Bobbie Ray
The couple viii Be- at heme in
Fayetteville. North Carolina. after
honeymoon trip including Hot
Springs. Kansas City. and Mt
Sterling. Kentucky
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Pine Bluff

DR. c A Flowers is home. hon
orsbiy discharged after serving II
months in the armed services
Walter johnson. local carrier. Is
resting nicely after undergoing an
appendectcmy at the VA hospital
in Little Rock
Miss Lue Ada Grimes and Jinks
Brown. were united in wedlock
December 10Th afn3O5 N Palm
street by Rev. L. "A. Parks.
NJ T. Jones Of Magnolia was
the weekend guest OF his family
and parents last week.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
81 Dorado
Mrs. Leona Woodland

WITS Lttha "Vtuaiu
The annual Christmas services
were held Wednesday mite at the
Douglas Chapel Baptist church.
sponsored by the Interdenomina-
tional Ministerial alliance. Funds
were raised 20 cheer the elders
and unfortunate people. Rev. J.
I Thomas. pastor The annual
services Of the Mission society OF
the New Bethel Baptist church
were held Monday mite. WITH the
president Mrs T Clark. presiding
Each circle presented two or m-re
numbers. which consisted Of
readings. songs and the pastor
Rev. Kelley recapitulating the
services. After the service. a So
cial in the dining department was
enjoyed by all A delicious repast
was served &C.. Mrs O T Bright
Of Farmerville. La, was a Sunday
school guest al New Bethel Bapt
church. Sunday school is always
a happy event at New Bethel the
supt, Mr. King makes everyone
at home. The slogan al New Be
thel Is Everybody who is some
body ought to go to church. and
everybody that comes 10 New
Bethel is somebody" Nj
Frazier heads the junior dept
and never misses receiving the
offering banner The pro-
gram committee IS working m
the Christmas program. which will
be held e. New Bethel Baptist
church
Miss Vyrene Lynn. daughter
Of Mrs Dora Lee Lynn is home
for the Christmas holidays Mis-.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23

were killed by Herod's command
when he Vas seeking 70 destroy
Jesus
Bethlehem stands On . promI-
nent. rocky height above the Dead
Sea. II has q population Of nearly
5000 The birth OF Christ has
made Bethlehem famous.
A PRAYER
We thank Tree. our Father.
for the gift of Thy Son. Forgive
US when we grow cold towards
Him Give US the true spirit Of
Christmas May the peace that
comes from Thee be IN our hearts
this Christmas season In the Saw
tours name Amen
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. s.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Dsrline Thrasher. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 103220
John Curev Thrasher. Defendant
The defendant John Curev
Thrssher. IS warned TO appear in
this court within thirtv 6avs --d
answer the COMPLAINT Of the plai--
tiff Dariine Thrasher.
Deted. December 1871. 1855
Ciavt0-, T--arla-
Soiir;for FOR Plaiutiff
Geo-re W chepLa~@
Ariina Turner Chsncerv Clerk
Attorney 81 Li'enl
By Helen Edwards. n c
1s-s0-f.6-i3 q
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Newport
Mrs. j. A. Smith

MIS-. J. A. Smith
The Honor society p,.....
program in chapel aondss
george M Barfield was t1s.. -.
ed Sunday at St Pau Ia -.
ehureh The early a. ~
Christmas services viii b. -
First Baptist church " % =
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam s,.,aai
and family are, s-sst an s :
eiaioorn sprowling Of s., :.
tonia' Texas ard Mr. 49, !. a.
Lueious Tilman and son ), ~
rae. Michigan m "a
Baptist church gave q m. .as
Tor the ushers Friday nits ''''
Visiting Mr.. and Mr., n.
Heed is their son, L c A. ss'a
OF California Mesdans. -
ell stegall, Alice whitno,. ~ :
mile Mayhan and Others s,,. '''
surprise birthday party q, o., y. !
90 A Wilson Tuesday mite =, =.
home of Mr. and Mrs s,s,s : %
Mrs Ellen Dilllnehsn -,
daughters Lucerene and ".
Josie Jones and son lea =
o !, to spend the holidsrvs
Their daughter and sis,e,
Mrs. Susie NJ Pruiu and A..
ter Of Chicago. are yisi,in. -.
relatives here NJ a. ~
udell Robinson are the ~.
parents Of a baby girl. Joyss -
Tie Moraing Star r..
eheIr attended the monthly a.
ing OF the Federated eha
Johesboro Sunday -.
Mr. and Mrs 10 Wilson nd -.
ily are Mr. and Mrs Henry ~.
ant Of Little Rock They e..
tanned with a party N.
Christmas season is upos "a :,
not forget the real msaaas 4
this season Lets observe il al
IS meant 10 be observed NERsy
CHRISTMAS no ALL
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
HERE AND THERE

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Battles sr, 25Oo Spring stree.
are happy anticipating presence of their children ami
their families Christmas day. Rev Richard A Bat
ties ir New York City will preach Xmas morning at Liberty
Hin Baptst church. 2S0 Spring street His bride OF LABOR
day will accompany him. . ,
Nsrt and Mrs Charles A. McCulum and baby, Zenooia
roored down Friday Fl Leonard Wood Missouri IheiF
DAUGHTER Constance will accompany them on their retu
trip Constance has been with her paterna grandparents MI
and Mrs Charles A. McCulum. since August
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Mt. Holly


MT hH~fAta l. atstN
NJ and Mrs Andy wllinrham
motored 20 Stephens 90 attend the
basketball game Rev r b.
WillinEham jr. student OF Ar
kansas Baptist college. was CUES.
speaker at Nj Zion Bapt church.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs Jewell
Crayton and daughter. Mrs a B
Richardson and Mrs Anna Dunn
as. will leave Saturday for Oak
land, California. We hope them
a safe trip Cd. TIE Eighth grade
Of New Hope hi school rendered a
play entitled Bill Of Rights Il
was very Informative and all
characters played their parts we'll
Mrs B NJ Lewis was teacher
sponsor.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Smackoyer
Oren Highshaw

oren HighShaw
Mrs Leona Galloway and son,
Charles left recently 20 be with
her sister. Mrs. Annie Mae Hicks,
who has been very ill. She IS re-
ported better a, this writing Mrs
Hicks resides in South Bend. In
diana &C.. The annual Christmas
program will be held at First
Baptist church. the Bird Sunday
mite. A nice affair is planned Rev
l. d Champion. pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Bethlehem

Continued from page onel
Of the Holy Family before the
flight to Egypt This place is call
ed the Milk Grotto" because a
drop Of the mothers milk fell on
the rocks while Mary was nur=-
ing the Christ Child.
Another grotto in the Church OF
Nativity is called the Chapel Of
Innocent o. the T NIB o. lao
cenee- Il was here that many Of
the children were buried who
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Schedule Of Events at Dunbar Center
DECEMBER % - DECEMBER 30

FRiDAY-Reynolds Metal company, party Gym Z D. m
Little Rock Water company, party, Club room 2 g.
CLoSED-SATuRDAY SUNDAY and MONDAY
TUESDAY-Gym activities at IL a. m.
Hayman party, Club ?. s p. m
WEDNESDAY-Gym activities IL a. m
THURSDAY-Gym activities a. m
Bona Me, Club room
FRlDAY-Gym activities. IL a. m
Macaretes club party, Club room 2 pm
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Mennoriam

In loving memory Of ~
mother. Mrs. Roberta Ga'ss :
who departed this life nv
earth. December a. 1854 .,-
One year has passed dear - -.
Since God has called you n'
To be with him in Heayeh
Around the snow-whiie tnlo'
7 often sit and think Of I01
When I am all alone -,
For memory is the onV
That grief can call its 'Nn I'VE. 81
God knows how much | ~.
Never shall your memory =.
Loving thoughts shall alT'''
der IL
To the spot where you -,
Miss Bobbie GateWooo, .....<~<
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Mariana
Benjamin Anthony, jr.

BENJAMIN Anthony, IT,
Ms. Maxine Gates Of Haynes,
daughter Of Rev Adams. pastor
OF Paradise IS spending the holt
days in Berwick. Pa SIC is Els-
iting her aunt Mrs Susie Bailey
Mrs. Ernest Broom and
daughter, Betty, Mrs. Roosevelt
Thomas Of Haynes are visiting
relatives in Chicago Turner
Westbrook ard son. Alfred Of Chi
eago are visiting their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Henrietta Patton.
primary teacher Of Spring Grove
elementary school, Haynes
Mrs Horace Willis and son, An
thony Myron Of Detroit ard niece.
Ethel Louise Shepherd OF ST.
Louis. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Anderson, ir, also Of
Mrs Susie Edwards Mrs Horace
Willis is the former Gloria Ed
wards and recent graduate Of No
ton. She has finished her course
in nursing and IS now praetieing
az the Mt Carmel Mercy hospital
in Detroit The Stitch and
Chat club was delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs Isiah
Robins Thursday mite The
BFidgette club met al Wandas for
a business meeting Thursday rite
and everyone enjoyed her pet
recipe Of delicious pecan pie ala
mode Demi tasse was served as
the final course The All ban
quet vas enjoyed by all L. l.
Phillips presented awards Yours
truly received a Foley Covered
pie pan set for having Won first
place making corn meal mullins
last spring az tie Bread and
Dress show Mrs Vernelag
Edwards received a big surprise
opening Tuesday mite for her
newly completed beauty paElae
Il Is the last word in equipment
and decoration. Many Efs We're
received by Mrs Edward A Vet
the Salon has not been named
Putting God First for Christ
mas IS the theme o. the S. Lux
financial drive. Christmas morn
Ing Funds raised will be used 70
help complete the church. All
members please put God first on
your gift list" The Christmas
carnival was a success at the
Spring Grove school Wednesday
mite J W Livingston, principal
Mrs Aquilla Roberts and
daughter. Lois and son, Cantor
Roberts are spending the holidays
in Wisconsin with her daughter
Mrs A. Ramsey and family g.
Robert Rufus Shelby, nephew OF
Mrs Ida Mae Ellis is in Los An.
geles and is completing his senior
year in hi school The ACE
league Of St. Luke AME church
will give a Christmas box 20 a
needy family for Christmas d.
Charlie Means, father OF Mrs. Ida
Mae Ellis returned TO the hos
pital Tuesday for a check up and
is improving nicely The
Commanding officer Of Bonnie
Hobbs Post All is requesting all
members Of the American Legion
and Auxiliary 20 be present at the
first meeting ~ the coming year.
the 2nd Thursday in January .
Motion received tough competition
Friday mite when they met Ter
rel on the gym floor Motion girls
tied the score 2l-2l The senior ir.
boys were victorious with scores
40-31 and 3S-ll respectively BeaI
EN- agin team Mrs Juanita
Walker is home for the holidays
from AM&N college, visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs L. a Pa
cal. Mrs. Pascal is a senior .. .
Miss Jean Burnett a junior of
AN&N college. is home for the
Christmas holidays. visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs Elmer G.
Burnett MERRY CHRIST
MAS HAPPY NEW YEAR
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23

and and MAJ harsarette F. Liassy
The Boy Scout troop, No .,
a social at James school r, r... 20
The CINE church 80
pre-christmas program n 5
HeV- L c, Moore, pastor !
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23

Hcarn Robert S. and Mrs
Johnnie NJ Pattern have returned
home after spending several
months in Missouri
Smyrna times., 1955-01-27
TaylOr's Bridge

Mrs. John d. Steller of Will
mington is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Delbert Steller.
Friendly Neighbors Home DEM
onstration Club will meet Tues
day, FEB. 1st at 1:30 o'clock with
Mrs. Fred Heinold.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will meet Friday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Steller. Those on the refreshment
committee are Mrs. Steller, Mrs.
Wilson Keiser and Mrs. Wilson
Keiser,, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Latta and
Misses Nancy and Joan Voss, of
Dover spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Wilson A. David.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie McClain of
Townsend spent Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. Franklin Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore of
Newark, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton FL
lott and daughter of GoIdsboro,
Md, and Mrs. Harry S Wiley and
Smyrna times., 1955-01-27
Sixth Grade Program

On Monday, January II, Mrs.
Smiths sixth grade presented in
the auditorium a program on
Thrift. The program was OPEN
ed by the singing of America"
The announcer was Mary Emma
Smith. Sandra Warren read the
Bible. Clara Ann Jones played a
piano selection entitled, Clique; /;
James Stats recited a poem on
Thrifty Children; the two sixth
grades sang "Skate and Sing" and
"Sing and Save. The following
pupils presented a play entitled
THE Magic Key: Bruce Pearce,
Walter Moore, Robert Boyer, San
dra Kruchen, Diane Dixon, Joan
Whaley, and James George. Aud
rey Poore read some facts about
Benjamin Franklin and Lorraine
Pierson read some of his wise
sayings.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-27
REPORTER
SCHOOL
y
Queen of Hearts Dance

The annual Valentine Dance of
the Kent County Student Council
viii be in Caesar Rodney High
School on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary IL. The advisers from the
six county schools, together with
the officers, will form the receiv-
ing line. At intermission the
Queen of Hearts from each school
viii be crowned by the county
president, Joan Brown of Har-
rington High School.
Shirley Shane, senior student at
Smyrna High School, was the per-
son selected to represent our
school. Shirley was elected by the
students of the tenth, eleventh,
and twelfth grades. She will be
presented a bouquet of flowers by
the county officer in addition to
the crown.
The decorative theme will be
red and white and decorations will
be furnished by each school. Miss
Dorothy Kirby of the art depart
ment will construct the cupid and
hearts as part of the overall
theme that will be furnished by
Smyrna. Many students from our
school are expected to attend.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-27

daughter of Townsend spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Shockley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keiser
Rowan and son of Middletown
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Keiser, Jr. in Laurel
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rowan and
son of Middletown were visitors
last week with his parents, Rep.
and Mrs. Thomas c. Rowan.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-27
Leipsic

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tatman of
Wilmington visited Mrs. John
Slaughter on Friday.
MIR. adm Mrs. George Clothier
have returned home from Miami,
Fla, after spending a couple of
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard
Clothier.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Case mad
Mrs. James Lafferty, Jr., of Wy
oming were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. T. Jerman Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Redding
and Mrs William Monigle of Will
mington visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hall and Mr.. Joe Bonificino
Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-27
CLAYTON

Ewell's-St. Paul Chcrch Notes
Sunday, January 30th is the four
tn Sunday after Epiphany. At the
morning service, at eleven, the
Gideon's International Organiza-
ton will present ''The Gideon
Story" The speaker will be Mr..
Carroll Hudson, a member of the
Delaware Chapter of Gideons.-In
the evening at TOO youth 10 to
13 will meet for worship and rec
reation.- The Church Calendar
lists the following: The meeting
of the Willing Workers Class on
Friday, January 28th at 8 pm. at
Smyrna times., 1955-01-27
PLAY BY THEATRE GUILD
"Al My Sons to Be Given at
Caesar Rodney School Jan. 1929

0--No~A @NON~J >SN%@OO~ 0----e ~ 49,
The Kent County Theatre Guild
will present the drama "All My
Sons" by Arthur Miller, on Janu-
airy % and 20 as the second play
of its 1954-55 season. The show
will be given both Friday and
Saturday night at $40 at the
Caesar Rodney High School audi
torium. Written by the author of
two other outstanding Broadway
plays, Death of Salesman" and
The Crucible," the there of "All
My Sons" deals with the after
math of the war and contains
many tense dramatic situations
involving an executive who allows
faulty aircraft parts to be shipped
to combat zones. The part of
Joe Keller, the father in the
drama, will be played by Roland
Finkelman. A graduate of Syra-
cuse University, he will make his
stage debut in this production.
Chris Keller, his son, will be por-
trayed by Major Lafayette French,
who took part in many dramatic
productions at Carlton College.
Bella Ward, former member of
the Pasadena Playhouse and vet
eran of movie, radio and television
work, will portray Kate Keller,
the mother. Betty French will
play Lydia Lubey, a neighbor. Bob
Whittier, veteran of several Thel
atre Guild productions, will take
the part of George Dever, while
Suzanne PARROT, who appeared in
the last Guild production of
Death Takes a Holiday" will
play the part of Ann. Supporting
roles are played by George OIL
weller, Eleanor Kornhaber, Dale
Taeff and Larry HUM. Curt
Wessner is directing "All My
Sons" and Chauncey Simpson is
in charge of set designs. The
production is in charge of Harve
williams and Alan HUM is stage
manager.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-27

Tic 4AOiAAC VI MIS-. JdCh IA1llilSS-
worth.-The Devotional Reading
for today: But when Jesus per-
ceived their thoughts, He answer
ing said unto them, what reason
We in your hearts-Luke 5:22.
VFW 1901 Post = Reminder to
Veterans: Before you sell a house
which you have purchased by us
ing veterans rights, remember
that you will almost always be
liable if the purchaser, or any fu-
ture purchaser, defaults on the
loan.
Items Congratulations and best
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.
Conner, Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Carson, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John
Loder, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester C.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moor,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Knotts
on the occasion of their wedding
anniversaries this month. = An
other Birthday Many happy re-
turns! for Nancy FAIRIES, Earl
Ivory, Rachel Starkey, Susan
Massey, Linda Susan Massey, Bet
ty Lou Hurd, Mrs. Cathryn En-
mis-, A. ]. Cunningham, Joyce
Cole, and Kit Norman.
py returnsl for ancy? fiSf-eL
Rock-a-bye, Baby, Colin Thomp-
son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Faulkner, at Kent General Hospit-
al, on Wednesday, January 19th.-
Mrs. Josephine Shaw and Mrs.
Bess Collins attended the Ice Fol-
lies of 1855 at the Arena in Phil
adelphia on Saturday.-Mr. George
C. Smith and ]. Irving Wickerson
have returned from a~sojourn in
Florida where they visited places
of interest in Jacksonville, Lake
Wales, Miami, and Stanford.
While in Stanford they visited Mr..
o. ]. Farlow, former Chief En-
gineer of the local plant of the
City Products Co.-Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Pryor have returned to
their home after an eight-week
visit with their daughter, Mrs
Mary Pippin, at Millington.-Con-
gratulations to William (Bill)
Short for his promotion to Cap
tain in the Delaware State Police.
Captain Short has been acting
troop commander of the Dover
troop for the last six months and
has now been placed in full COM
mand. A member of the State
Police since 1888, he has attended
Northwestern University Traffic
Institute, and served for three
years in the Navy during World
War 1.-THE suspicious of Town
officer Charles Ford led to the ar
rest of a 27-year-old man and q
14-year old boy now held fol
breaking and entering of Middle
Auto Parts, Inc, along the Du
Pont Boulevard, three miles north
of Smyrna. officer Ford stopped
an automobile in which the two
were riding about 100 am; Fri
day morning. While he was
checking registration and license
the car suddenly spedk away
Ford gave chase and closed il
about two miles west of town
where the culprits abandoned the
car and fiel across field. Stat
police were notified, picked up thu
trail and were overtaken this timt
about six miles west of Clayton
where they again fled into
woods, but this time were flushed
out and placed under arrest
Upon examination the car wal
found to contain considerable loot
The weakly wit Ordeal: Wha
an idea man becomes after yol
-, 4, ,,,,xy I,i,,a
Smyrna times., 1955-01-27
Senior Class News

The members of the senior class
voted during the past week to
accept the drawing and lettering
of the pennant design submitted
by Hal Bodley as that to be used
on the 1855 pennant. The back
ground is to be scarlet with the
design and lettering in white.
The class members are also
looking at sample hats so that
they might select a style original
TO this class.
Graduation announcements have
been ordered from the Josten
Company and are expected in
Smyrna times., 1955-01-27
Yearbook Booster Campaign


The members of the Senior
class are conducting the last So
licitation campaign of the 1954-55
school year this week and next
week when they win seek boost
ers for the yearbook. The usual
$500 booster fee is being asked
and all friends of the school are
asked to help in the drive so the
class may again have a yearbook.
The final consignment of the book
is being readied at this time and
is due at the American Yearbook
Company on February 27.
Smyrna times., 1955-01-27

plenty of time for their gradua-
tion on June Is.