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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20

Dig out that old cleaner and you
may win big reward. We're look
ing for the oldest cleaner in town
and it may be yours! Valuable
gift certificates will be awarded.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20

$40 for the oldest cleaner turned
in. $50 for the next oldest cleaner.
Plus $40 certificates for the next
3 oldest cleaners that are turned
in during the contest.
Evening star., 1955-06-11
Bar Hears Editor Attack
Riqht to Private Trial

fere with the business of the
court or the rights of litigants. u
Thurmond Issues Warming
Senator Thurmond, Democrat
of South Carolina. last night
told a regional meeting of the
Bar Association and the United
States must be careful it is not
led into a trap on the use OF
atomic energy when it meets
with England, France and Russia
July 18.
I'VE must be sure that any
plan the Soviets might propose
on the subject now is not a
trap" he said.
only through the right OF
international inspection of the
facilities of all nations could we
hope to have real control OF
Atomic energy" he said. 1--WE
must emphasize this point over
and over to the world"
Senator Thurmond also de-
clared the meeting of the Big
Four representatives should be
open to the press.
"The peoples of the world
whose fate is at stake have the
right to know all the Big -Four
does" he declared.
Evening star., 1955-06-11
Reporter Fights
Contempt Citation

Francis Porter. a reporter fol
the Washington Daily News, yes
Iterday asked Judge Charles C
Marbury of Prince Georges Coun-
Ity to dismiss contempt citation
against him on grounds the cita-
Ition infringes upon press free
doms guaranteed in both the
United States Constitution and
the Maryland Constitution.
Through his attorney, Jack
son Brodsky, the reporter de-
lnied. in Circuit Court in Upper
Marlboro, Nd, that a story he
wrote presented any danger to
the administration of justice in
the Circuit Court. He argued
the case on which the charge
was based has been disposed of
by the court.
The citation, dated May 27,
grew out of a story Mr.. Porter
wrote on the case of a Wash
Iington man charged with assault
with intent to rape. The story
indicated the court was unaware
of the gravity of the charge while
considering sentence.
Evening star., 1955-06-11

Lester and Maurine Truesdale,
John and Dolores Walsh.
Francis and Joan Waters.
Joseph and Leatrice Welch.
Dominic and Mary Zarella.
Wrebur and Bertha Carpenter.
eobbie and Christine Christian.
Robert and GeorEia Crowley.
George and OZelle Hinton.
Jack and Christine ,'ohnson.
Otis and Benetah Laws.
Robert and Gwendoiyn Mack.
Milton and Ruth Noble.
Floyd and Oglivier Robinson.
Marcus and Eunice Spears.
John and Joan Traynham.
TWINS
Frank and Virginia Allison, girls.
Donald and Dolores Oiewine, eirIs,
Clay and Betty Mostelier. girls.
John and Frances Painter. girls,
Evening star., 1955-06-11

CINCINNATI. June II Pl.-
James Russell Virgins, manag-
ing editor of the Washington
Post and Times Herald. today
challenged the arguments Of
some jurists that accused per-
sons can forgo a public trial
just as they can waive trial by
jury.
In an address prepared for a
meeting of the American Bar
Association, Mr.. Virgins said
that the right to a public trial
belongs to "the people as a
whole" as well as to defendants
in court proceedings.
at seems to me unreasonable
and illogical" he said. Ito sup
pose that any single citizen, in
consequence of his being ac-
cused of a crime, should thereby
acquire the right to close a
court and thus deprive citizens,
not accused of any wrongdoing,
of their rights"
He said, Public administra-
ton of justice not only protects
the private rights of accused
persons but, in addition, secures
the community as whole
against the dangers of judicial
maladministration."
Cites Concern Restraints
Mr.. Virgins is chairman of
the Freedom of Information
Committee of the American So
ciety of Newspaper Editors.
He cited. as another point dis
puted by the press and the legal
profession, various restraints on
the use of cameras in court
rooms.
He said these restrictions
"smell of the flash powder" used
by photographers when the bans
were adopted.
Though urging that more
courts open their doors to cam
eras and other recording de-
vices, MI. Virgins said the press
would proceed with patience
while lawyers and judges, one
by one, become persuaded of the
rightness of this view"
Mr.. Virgins said judges must
be the ones to decide whether
a given piece of recording equip
ment is or is not so obtrusive,
noisy or distracting as to inter-
Evening star., 1955-06-11
Death Of Plumber
Certified as Suicide

/ Deputy Coroner Christopher j.
Murphy yesterday issued a certi-
hcate of suicide in the death of
Frank MountcaStle, 81, a plum
ber, of 233 Kentucky avenue Sc,
who was found on the kitchen
floor of his apartment Thursday
with bullet wound in his chest.
The body was discovered by
his wife Blanche, "a. Notes left
by Mr.. Mountcastle indicated
financial troubles, police said.
IA pistol lay at his side.
Evening star., 1955-06-11

WAYNE and Dorothy West.
Icornelius and Shirley Wildman.
Wan and Edith Campbell.
Robert and Doris Adkins.
Richard and Rosetta Bauknishr.
Harry and Willie Black.
/ William and Atelia Ferren.
Clement and Gwendolyn Goodwine.
William and Dolores Hughes.
Howard and Louise Kay.
Frank and Thelma Matthews.
Robert and Constance Neal.
james and Elizabeth Stotts.
Samuel and Irene Wilson.
Lloyd and Aline Williams.
James and Barbara Zimmerman.
Charles and Nora Blackmon.
/ Warren and Grace Canterbury.
Leonard and Mignon Conn.
Lawrence and Helga Dellinger.
Elmer and Irma Elkins
Robert and Nancy Fuller.
Leo and Eunice Goodwin.
Willis and Rosa Hall.
Fred and Barbara Hickman.
Emerson and Sarah Hodge.
John and Ocie Joyner, sr.
Harold and Patricia Mayo.
Dwight and Sharon Miller, ST.
Victor and Aida Nieves
Jack and Annette Pekofsky.
Morris and Elberta Phillips.
Raymond and SJean Price.
Peter and Naomi Santora.
William and MARI Selle.
Richard and FIoAnn Sherck.
Horace and Victoria Wick
George and Lucy Wigginhton.
Allan and Mary Wright.
Bernard and Mary Gallagher.
Fred and Addie Alexander.
Andrew and Erma Butler
Curtis and Margaret Cosby.
LaurenS and Elizabeth Glenn.
Robert and Philicia Henderson,
Charles and Kathleen Jones.
Howard and MARY Latney.
David and Jessie Penn.
Cornelius and Kathleen Pitts.
Henry and Margie White.
Robert and Doris Williams.
John and Elnegia Wiser.
GIRLS
Van and Edith Campbell.
Samuel and Eleanor Borzilleri.
John and Mary Brinton.
James an Whine Buchanan.
Francis and Mary Carmody.
Edward and Marian Compere.
| Thurman and Margaret Donovan.
Carson and Audrey Fleming.
Francis and Sallie Freville.
| Stephen and Ruth Cabin.
Edward and Sarah Greene.
Melvin and Juanita Henderson.
Evening star., 1955-06-11

James and Patricia Holson.
William and Mary johnson.
Cyrus and Priscilla Khabiri.
Martin and Claire Liebling,
Forest and Una Lupton.
John and Suzanne Mann. iT.
Joseph and Marion Mattinsly.
Leo and MORA MeKevon.
Robert and Maria PARCELS.
! Oscar and Phyllis Peterson.
RAYMOND and Gloria Plant.
Francis and Elizabeth Reznak.
John and Mary Scopfno.
John and Margaret Shelton.
James and Anna Wallis.
Thomas and Mary Walsh.
Bill and Janice Weaver.
Nelson and Winifred Wendt.
Clayde and Dorothy Battle.
Wilburt and Bertha Chisley.
John and Ruby Conley.
Delbert and Ida Gardner,
Norman and Melissa jackson.
Hubert and Gaynell johnson.
Branch and Irma Lee.
Larry and Pearl Mcmillan.
William and Catherine Purnell.
Hoover and Martha Smith.
Louis and Omagean Stewart.
Jesse and Bertha Ward.
1ra hatL Ahu MARY GalldEncIs
Norman and Ingebord April.
John and Glenda Bouffard.
Lewis and Janice Brumitt.
Edward and Louella Camping,
Harold and Mildred Cary.
Morton and Rheal Creditor.
John and Dorothy Dwyer, jr.
James and Janet French ir.
John and Mary Friedman.
John and Alice ,+odaire.
Walter and Marie Harlow.
James and Margaret Hilleary.
William and Meredith Johns.
John and Jeanne Kelly.
Edward and Gloria King.
Fred and Elizabeth Lineback.
Robert and Janet Sfaikts.
Raymond and Mary Martin,
Aldo and Mary Merollini,
Edward and Amy Murphy.
Jurial and Helen McMeIlon.
Edward and Amy Murphy.
Joseph and Elizabeth Pessagno.
Joseph and Mary Pine.
James and Anita PIummer, jr,
Daniel and Matte Rouch.
Charles and Mary Sell.
John and Martha Spindlsr.
Evening star., 1955-06-11
BIRTHS REPORTED
(From d. C. Health Department.
RnvC

+ tFrom ID. {. Health Department.
BOYS
John and Barbara Anderson, jr.
Thurman and Delphia Bolen, jr.
Frank and Dorothy Ceasario,
Douglas and Elizabeth Day.
Thomas and Anne Dougherty.
Charles and Agnes Ford.
Robert and Helen Galloway.
Donald and Beverly Gill.
Thomas and Louise Grinder.
Albert and Jean Haney, Sr.
Robert and Mary Hetfley sr.
Edward and Marjorie Jelsman.
Fulton and Ida Kraft.
Harold and Ann Mendlowitz.
John and Patricia McDermott.
John and Katherine orr.
Richard and Rita Pesavento.
Bernard and Irma PoStyn.
James and Kitty Robins
Joseph and Beverly Scafide.
Thomas and Shirley Selby.
John and Mabel Smith.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
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WITH THE CLUBS

The Kardetes' Christmas party great! All Of the
members present exchanged gifts Prizes won
by Hampton Esther Boswell and Cleo Crater
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Cleo Crater.
Alene ". Oliver entertained the Unique Girls club
The president Mrs Jewell Williams conducted intensive
meeting after which prizes by Mesdames
Frorine Fda Celeste Thompson and Sara Rice Mrs Helen
Phillips will be the hostess
The Les Juenes Aimes club at the home of Mrs. WI
Shell 1921 Wright with Mrs Wilma Taylor hostess
The members sending Christmas box to the Pine Bluff
Rehabilitation They plan to have cocktail party Mon
day Mrs Sarah Davis vice president Mrs Betty Murray ecre
tary.
La Modernaire held their final meeting for the year at
the home of Mrs Louise Matthews Burbank lane After the
business session Trpoli played with the following win
prize Mrs Jean Newton; End prize Mrs Rosa Bell
Woods: BOBBY Mrs Myrts Robinson The meeting will
a pre- Christmas party the home Of Mrs Jean Newton
1902 Hazel street MIR pals will be disclosed and gifts
will be exchanged We wish all Merry Christmas and Hap
by Prosperous New Year Mrs Perleha Bryant president
Mrs Mary E. Whitaker reporter
Members of the Chansonctte club making plans for the
holiday season will be donated to needy family
the exchanging of gifts will be held and preNew Year
party will given December 30 The Chansonete club also
made contribution the Xmas Seal drive All plans will be
completed the residence of Mrs Robert Stevenson
Members of the club extend you, BEST WISHES FOR
HAPPY HOLIDAY! Mrs. Lois Glkey, reporter
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Nashville


James L. Crofton
Prof Z L. Hawkins Of Little
Rock was a business visitor here
Saturday Miss Willie Ann
Coulter. sophomore at Prairie
View college. Prairie View. Tex
as arrived Saturday mite to spend
the holidays with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Robert Coulter d.
Bert Wesson OF Flint Michigan.
spent several days visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. Freddie N Bergman
and family Mrs. Ida Lomax
and Joe Hutchinson are confined
to their homes due to illness
Mrs Myrtle Groce's lovely home
was the scene Of ar elaborate
breakfast Saturday morning The
home was beautiful with Christ
mas decorations and d very t-stv
breakfast was served 90 TIE sa--
lowing guests. N- and Mrs. sam
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
With The Churches

The Watehtover Bible and Tract
society Of New York will spors scr
a three-dsy assembly Of Jehovah 5
Witnesses in Little Rock. Deem
ben 1925. The convention. which
will be held in the Philander
Smith college auditorium. IS for
Bible instruction and concentrated
gospel-preaehing in this area.
spokesman for The group announe-
ed today
All three days Of this assembly
will consist Of morning. afternoon
and evening sessions of Bible
talks discussions and demonstra-
tons, which are opened To the
public without charge
A similar circuit meeting. repre-
senting twenty congregations, vas
held six months ago in Camden
james A Thompson. ir Of New
York will be the featured speaker
for the event He will appear on
the program the three days and
will deliver the main public ad-
dress at p. m. December 25th
His subject. Overcoming the
Fear OF this Generation
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23

Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis simp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. n. R. Roulter.
Miss Virginia 10 Williams. Rev
W T Keston, Mrs. L. o. Crofton.
Mrs. Mary {. Gloza. Mrs. Myrtiss
Williams, Mrs Deloris Collins. S
C. Burns. Russell Simpson and
7. z. Patterson. Mrs. Groce was a
very charming hostess The
elementary department Of Chill
dress hi presented a Christmas
pageant Friday mite Title of the
pageant was % Little Town of
Bethlehem. At the close of the
program. Little Miss Shirley Ann
Gloza and Master Fred Lewis
Turney were crowned King and
Queen Of the elementary depart
ment for having raised the larg-
est amount Of money in a Ii
brsry campaign. The teachers
sponsoring the program were, Mrs.
Z L. Williamson. Mrs. Myrtiss
Williams. Mrs. Nealy May. Mrs.
Hattie Piggee and Miss Virginia
10 Williams Please send all
news TO James L. crofton. your
newsboy. Merry Christmas. eve
rybody!
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK :
rs g. Handy. Reporter Phone FR a-srs7 FIR 4-36as

mrs g. Handy Reporter. Phone FIR asts7 or FIR 1855
4 pTeChristmas social will be given at the East Emu
Rows club at n m Thursday and Christmas party will be
given Friday at $50 p m. Goodies will be served to mem
hers especially those elementary A Croft director
a film The Little Match Girl" shown al Jones ele-
.. .,bo,1 - snd the PTA membership drive. by Mrs
4 NJ Yaucv Mrs 7 Morton chairman, reported lOV mem
hers A. Russell principal Mrs Barbara Wallace PRESIDENT
Mrs Chorlette Medley, reporter.
a Xmas papeant will be held at the Eighth Street Baptist
church tonite Mrs Ramona Arnold sponsor Services will De
belI Xmas morning at 5 m w r. Vaughn, pastor
The Emancipation Proclamation program Will oe helu
Sunday January / n m DR. H. Hall will be the principal
speaker The place Baptist church. 9th and Pine SIS
The Usher union held Sunday Morning Star Baptist
Church Canady pastor There eight boards In me
union Reuor for the year are following those where the
union was held twice Morning Star S379 First Baptist 26t
and Gum S314 Trinity Grove S32397; Mt Pleasant 1920
Those where union held once are Greater S1loh
S269 90 Eighth Street S22S59: Pilgrim Rest Scott S1Sf45
Total 90T54 Motto Together We Stand" G. H. Brown
president; Mrs b. Handy reporter
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23

lCsnttnued hou pzSs s1sI
Rock Island. No. 8. Heth. Moon
light. No. 6B. West Memphis; Vic
tory. No. IS, Hughes; Red Cross,
No. S. Mariana; Golden LINK,
No. 10. Brinkley; Marval. No. l5B.
Tyronza; Battle, No 46. Marion
Majestic. No 90. Helena; Win
chester. No. 10 Winchester; ST.
John. No. "A. Forrest City; Fidel-
ity. No. l2A. Earle
Following lunch the election Of
officers was held, with the fol-
lowing elected. Rev D J Lynch.
distr CT deputy grand high priest:
o c Hamilton Of Mariana grand
treasurer; Joe Merrity Of Helena.
grand secretary.
The next district meeting will
be held in Mariana. Red Cross
chapter No. as host z. z. Scott.
most excellent grand high priest
Joe Merrity. secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
RusseIIyiIIe


X. T. Black
Floyd Garden was called home
due 20 illness Of his mother. Mrs
Josie Garden Mrs Marzetter
Thomas is still on the sick list
She viii soon move with her
granddaughter. Mrs. James Jack
son Rev z II Butler is also
on the sick list but is improv-
ing Mrs Emma Franklin is re-
covering from her accident D..
The primary department gave its
Christmas play. December Is at
James school Title Of the play,
Away in a Marger" The
PTA played Santa Claus with
sacks 81 goodies to the children.
then gifts were exchanged among
the children The Old Fash
ion Garden club gave its annual
Christmas dinner at the home Of
Mrs. Ada Scott Wednesday mite
Those present were NJ II Ed
wards. Mrs. Floyd Franklin. Mrs
GuSS Wilson, Mrs. Roy Landrum.
Mrs. John Woodland. ir.. Mrs.
Howard Landrum. Mrs vertrude
Jackson. Mrs. Leroy Webb, Mrs
RoSco Linsey. Mrs Charlie Webb.
Mrs. Sid Edwards and Miss Ger
IA Taylor Miss Mayetta San
ders. niece Of Mrs. Mary Frank
lin. will spend the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. Minnie Sanders
in Tulsa. Okla. Miss Sanders is
a teacher in the school at Hap
py Benn Mrs. Annie Jean
Crowder is home for the Holt
DAYS. She is a teacher at Gold
Hill . Mrs. Frances Watson is
to be commended for the wonder
full job she has done in the
sponsoring Of the performance
given by the ?. 3 ard 4th grades,
Dec IS at James school The
Girls Scouts apple blossom troop
met az the home Of Mrs NJ H
Edwards. Dec Il. Two new mem
bers were added. Linda wilson
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23

Lynn is a senior. nsioring in
home economics at Wiley college
Marshall, Texas Lloyd Z.
Lee has returned from Topeka
Kansas. where he has been attend
ing school. He IS the son Of Mrs
Florence Lee Members Of the
East Side Baptist church are CIV
ing their pastor an appreciation
service which began December Il.
Elder L. c. Cook and members OF
Apple street will be in charge
New Bethel Baptist church pre-
sented its Christmas program Sun
day mite. The Old. Old Story"
was presented by Mrs Norphlet
and Mrs. Miller. Music was furn-
ished BY the choir. Prot. VIM
Ruffin. director Prof. and
Mrs. G. H Ivory will spend the
holidays in Detroit Circle
number one OF New Bethel Bsp-
tist church met at the home of
Mrs. Moreno Wade Miss Pau
line Freeman Of Detroit, IS the
guest Of her brother. A. ] Free
man for the holidays Lee
Chapel AME church presented its
Christmas play Sunday mite, which
vas directed By Mrs. Crlswell
The local branch OF the MA
ACP held a successful meeting
Wednesday mite al New Bethel
Baptist church Brothers Will
lie Elders. Walter Allen and Banks
who compose the prayer meeting
committee. welcome all on Wed
nesday nite Of each week al 7
o'clock Rev J = Kelley, pastor
Gospel Tornado singers Of
Milwaukee Will appear Saturday
rite at the smaekover Church Of
God. Sunday. they will appear al
Methodist church Of Warren al
80. and 30 Sunday al First
Baptist church At Huite Mrs
E Lacy end ezildfen are back in
the city after visiting in Mlwau-
kee NJ TERESA A Jones
Bradford o. Seattle. wires greet
laes Il her mother Mrs Leona
Waodaed and family
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Exactly What Do Test Results Mean?-
5. Taylor, Associate Editor

Test results prove eonclusyely Negroes are
superior Caueasians Superior that Is In Whatever e
1t is generally that mental tests measure men
taity achievement The assump
ton not 100 cent true But We will accept as basis
for discussion.
The that results Negroes su-
peor white persons may with question, but II
easily proved the satisfaction of who has access
classified and comparative test standings Let US examine
evidence.
Famous standings reported by Frank LOrrimer and
Osborn 1881 the United States Amy Board
ratings In medan of white recruits
higher medan of eoored recruits and the
dian of white recruits from particular state was higher
than the medan of the eolored recruits from the same
Many persons seized this evidence of white
periority and Negro inferiority
However the same test standings showed that the me-
of Negroes from New York Indiana Illinois and
Ohio higher than the medan of the Arkansas
contend that show racial superiority
then these test results show great superiority of Ohio Ne
Arkansas white since the black
ass and the white $50.
thing found any Of test results
mnstered in Little Rock II probable that (for number
reasons standard administered
bar schools any white and eoored school may exhibit
higher medan for the white school, What is the racial sig
nieance'
The only racial significance is that SOME Negroes are
superior SOME WHITE PERSONS vice versa because
there will be Negroes with above the
dian In other words the will show that genius or
highly endowed individual may be found in either oup ANY
who To test standings can
easily assure himself of the truth of this statement
qualified examiners Test results show superior all
Someone may say the number of gifted persons may
small and not worth considering but such attitude would
Chief Justice Hughes matter make
constitutional right depend upon the number persons who
may be Disseminated against whereas the essence the
constitutional right II that IL is a personal one"
This is REINFORCED by the progress Progress
comes from gifted individuals The superior person climbs up
and pulls the rest OF up behind him One business the
school Is TO find and develop the superior persons regardless
Of race The superior probably represent less than
of the population but they supply i5sxteenh
OF the progress school which excludes single superior
student from Its facilities because his
medan not only recreant TO the democratic but also
TO its high duty TO the nation.
Inc essence OF test standings is that they personal
and individual They reveal nothing concerning the race or
the group Nothing be inferred from concerning the
race or the group The only valid finding is that this young
'on Zoe mas score above below the median per-
soha candidate Tor the type of help suggested by the score
regardless to the standings of other members of his race or
group Test standings have individual significance alone
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Mennorian1

In memory Of johnson Uo'-
who passed December = ~
II has been ten years 'o-,'
Father. since you went a~'s. "
have missed you more than V
can say. Our hearts have 's-
friends see us smile. but ue
don't know the ache We have "
our hearts
Sadly missed by your ianAP
Mrs Matilda Good, wife
Mrs Esther Mintor. u DO'',,
Mrs Rosa L. Lacy. MilNalA'-
Wis: Mrs. Grace Martin N.as-'
Falls. N. Y. Lounie Cod %,
mento. Calf, Albert Cod -
ronto. Ont
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
warren
{ harIes Alexander

Charles Alexander
The Flower Garden club met
At the home Of Mrs A b Brig
gerson Tuesday evening A Christ
mas party and the exchanging OF
gifts took place Miss Rose
Lee Williams Is home from the
hospital and doing fine after sur
gerry Rev C T Blackman
is IN TIE hospital. but is improy-
ine George Lilton IS home
from a Little Rock hospital and is
doing fine at this writing
The Warren teachers and children
viii be out Of school for the holt
days for two weeks Mr. and
Mrs. Charleston Alexander, ir,
and family, Mrs. Ethel A. Feaster
and Thomas Feaster. motorcd 10
Little Rock Saturday to do Christ
mas shopping The quarterly
conference at ST James A NJ Z
church was a big success .
Mrs. Doris Lowe and Family Of
Portland, Ore, spent two weeks
with her parents, here, Mr. and
Mrs. d S. Wilson.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Richmond Hill

Mrs. B. I Fort presented a
Christmas program Thursday mite
She will be spending the holi-
days with her children in Cali
fOrnia There will be a
Christmas tree at Richmond Hill
church December "a Miss
Dora Helmat Of California. is Wis
iting with her sister. Mrs. Ben
Hesrn Mary Hearn Of Chi
cago. will spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-23
Wesson

Mack Moore went TO Gramb-
ling. Louisiana, Tuesday Mr.
and Mrs Leon Davis are proud
parents Of a girl born Dec. 5
Jimmie Ray Logg.ns was the
guest Of his grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs Albert LoFcins Wcdncs-
day mite Charlie Davis Of
Fl Dorado. was guest Of his couS-
in. Blanche Cookscy. Saturday
Mrs. and Mrs. John W Elliott
and daughter. Wanda. were guests
Of their parents. the a a Log
Einses Linnie McDuffle of e
Dorado. visited here last wednes-
day Mr. and Mrs Phil NeckS
spent last weekend in Fl Dora
do Mrs Blanche CoekSey
left for California Tuesday. wherr
she will make her home with
her daughter. Mrs. Emma Lee
Findley Ms Vera Moore has
returned from Hot Springs She
reports a lovely trip Mrs
Charlie Davis and children were
in Caledonia community Sunday
Mrs. Emma Roper is still on
tire sick list