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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
TWTNBROOK

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contemporary rambler has TO De
sod: owner leaving city. LARGE
fenced lot. SIGLER & CO, 10: A.
1883. JU. 1874. Out Viers MIL
ro. to Atlantic. left 10 VANDERBILT
and open house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
LUTES co. PRESENTS
OPEN ALL AFTERNOON
TNnTAN SPRING AREA

Here Is a real nice Cape I'd sfTle
brick home with 3 good beLrms..
Iiv- nm, with firepl. din. II 1t.
larte screened -esT porch l-x24
IA: Quilt in garage; osint, fenced
rear lot and many other nice lea
Ont colesvflle I'd. to Franklin ave,
right to Old BladensburR I'd ltsht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1921 East Avenue. First o1ferinE Of
4 bedrooms. q DOWN.; 8 fun baths.
din, rm., kit. bsmt.. fenced rear
yard and just q couple blocks 10
grade school. shopping and busline,
Washer and dryer incl. Priced st
S16.950. FILA approved. To reach:
on Kensington- Wines ton I'd. TO East
ave. Il block beyond viefs Mill I'd.
intersection. right to huse on East
avenue.
Lawrence v. Lutes Co.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

Thi' 1s.A af.s..i.. : J..y .. lsss
Evening star., 1955-07-24

Fresh Stick has light, clear fragrance,
too. A clean-fresh bouquet.
No heavy masking perfume! No
strong odor to linger about you!
Think of it! Extra-effective protection
without any deodorant unpleasantness!
Use new Fresh Stick every day.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Wont spill or Ieak-idea/ for travel"

'The PeJeof size % tuck in
my toilet kit. No messiness
sphen you use Fresh Stick, "
says Mrs. D. c. Bartindale,
New York.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
by Jack Stewart

ALMOST every season Americans
IN swing to pulsating new tunes
like the cha-cha-cha, the samba
and the mambo. Most Of them are
only passing fancies.
But millions Of youngsters from
seven to 10 say you haven't really
lived until you have swung your
partner to a hoedown melody.
Square dancing, which sparked
husking bees and barn raisings in
frontier times, is rising to new
heights of popularity.
The teen-agerS on our cover are
swinging their partners at the
Western Saddle Club at Phoenix,
Ariz. Many now start square
dancing in high school. Through
out the nation, an estimated IS
million enthusiasts can sashay
along, form an arch" and duck
for the oyster"
On HsrsebacIx, Yet!
lHE calls and the movements
haven't changed much since colo
nial days, though occasionally
modern youngsters do a bit of
innovating. I've even seen some
Of them swinging through the
dance patterns on horseback and
on roller skates.
The dance got many new sup
portes during the lo4O's when
thousands of GI's kicked their
heels to the violin and guitar at
wartime canteens. Dick Kraus,
square dancing professor at
Teachers College, Columbia Uni
versityin N. r., believes one reason
people returned to the traditional
American dance was to reaffirm
their patriotic feelings.
WHATS Cauning Thas7
IoDAY, the boom IS At It's highest.
At present there are at least ;, 500
professional callers in the country.
Last April 1864 people from SO
states attended the Fourth Nation
al Square Dance Convention in
Oklahoma City.
Why is square dancing going
over with such a bang? For one
thing the girls get q charge out
Of the color and frce-swineing
rhythm. And as for the boys -
well, they like the girls.
Also, youth group leaders tell
me, lisa great ice-breaker. Young
SteEs don't have time to be shy
when the caller yells, Swing your
partner!''
Homer news., 1955-04-07
PUr MEETING

lCont. from Page l, Col. ll
 dit1 on Of the road. 1t was also dec ided tof send Roberts a copy of the plans and spec-A fri fications on the pump house and sewage disposal system for the hospital. He will be. asked wheths or not he would like to bid On the job. A letter from Virgil Sei-i5 ser of the land office in formed the sPUD that Elme Priest had received a patent on lot 2l on the Spit and that Alfred Jones had ap-. piled for a raeeDt on lot 23.
 A discussion of the dock. accounts receivable brought out the fact that the Bsrman Packing company of Ninilchik owed the pUD approxima tely $17oo and Alaska Fresh owed the PUD about $7Oc in wharf age ch erges. It vas stated Russ Berteson of the Berman company had been invited to stop at the office and dis cuss the bill, but that he had not done so as yet. The re seemed to be sona question as to the amount. of the BeTman account as W local canner1es are supposed to got reduced rate on incoming canss A < re- 6uced rate would cut his bt Il considerably. The do ock man. ager is to be invite to the next meeting of the board to discuss the out standing ac-
 The board passed on the petition of Harry Grego tre as d. candidate for the coming ele ctton of PUD directors.
 Pre- sfdent of the card, Gene Browning, was absent from the meeting.
Homer news., 1955-04-07
DRAWING SCHEDULED FOR TRACTS ON WESTERN RENAL PENINSULA

DRANlNG SCHEDULED FOH TKAGTS ", ON WESTERN RENAL PENINSULA
 TWenty-five tracts located in the Ken al -Ninilchik-Anc nr Point-Homer areas are inc 1ud-. ed in a Bure au Of Land Man.. agement drawing that will. take place in Anchorage Mon- day, April IS.
 Spec ia1 drawing cards will be accepted at the Anchorage office until April IS. All entrant will be notified as to the results 8 of the drawing and successful ent rant 8 vi Il be suppl led copies of the lease with optt on-to-purchase form 4-776 with instruc ttons as to it's comp1 1eti on.
 According to the Bureau of Land Aanageme nt, annual rent- a1s on the tracts drawn shall consf st of a stun equal to l/2oth of the appraised pri ce Of the tract. An advance payment consisting of a sum equal to two years rental and rounded to the nearest five dollars is required with the filing Of the applicat ion to lease. h addition, a, $1o filing fee is required
 Small tracts may be pur- chased at any time during the lease period upon the satis- factory completion of the specified requirements
 Furthe r tnforma t4on re- garding the drawing can be obtat ned locally at the Raag- CT Stat ion west of .tome
Homer news., 1955-04-07
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

(Cont. from Page |, Col. 3l
 A brief dtscu ssion con- corning a possible display for the All-A1aska meeting netted the sugge stion that at least some coal from the beach be sent to Juneau.
 A A card from the publ tshe rs of the oil and Gas Journal inforTed the members that an artt cle concerning the oil developments in this area was carried in the March 2l ts- sue. Copies of the magazine are re ceived by the Home r Public Library.
Homer news., 1955-04-07
YAH. SURE OPENS

lcont. from Page l.. Col. 2l and new wrought iron fur nitwe put in place.
 Both Neely and Rose are narr jed men. Mrs. Nicely will move to Homer as soon as housing can be found and Mrs. Rose and six children will move down as soon as school is out in Anchorage. They will live in the house next to .the club. M
Homer news., 1955-04-07
EASTER SERVICES SCHEDULED

The Community Chorus will present an Ea ster concert t tomorrow (Fridayl night at 3 p.nl. at the Methodist church. The program will include a number by Theo dore Dubo is, nThe Seven Last Words of Christ,n and other approprt- ate Easter selecti ons.
 Easter sunrise serv1 ces are planned by the Homer Cos pei Tabe rnac1e at 6 a.n. Sun day..
 On Sunday evening the Hon. CT Gospel Tabernacle will be joined by othe churches s in a special Easter program start ing at 7:45. Included in the program vi II be a co1- or and sound fl In nThe Cruel fixion" and special musical numbers. NM
Homer news., 1955-04-07

HALTINERS RETURN FROM STATES
 Dick and Evelyn Ha1ttner returned to Hons r last Friday night from a trip to the States
Homer news., 1955-04-07
KIBBEY CHARTERS BOAT

According to the Anchorage Daily Ttmes, Carl Kibbey of Homer ha IS chartered his boat the Tempest to the She'll Oil company to be used in geolog- ica1 survey of the shore line of Cook Inlet.
Homer news., 1955-04-07
.CLASSI F FED $
Phone 239 For 24-Hour Cab Sc rvi ce AURORA CAB

H.NrED TO BUY: 3 to 5 acres along highway, west edge of Homer, suitable for home site and garden. 1Vrite G. VI. Stin- son, 627 IF" St. Anch orage. WANTED: Small or large Homer acreage. State price and lo- cation.@ Write Locke Jacobs. Box l16c, Anchorage, Alaska FOR SALE: Seasoned "trap" poles for pole barns and fence posts. Will Treat. See Henry Middle ton end of East End Roads
 FOR SALE: 10 hp Oman inhoard engine with A Mone1 shaft. Two bronze props, packing box and clutch. Remote gas and choke control. Pressure gas and oil system. Used one year in fre sh water. See Ken Heathy
Homer news., 1955-04-07
RETURNS FROM SEATTLE

Mrs. Ken Heath returned from Seattle this week where she Was called due to the illness and death of her mother, Mrs. Wesley Paris.
Homer news., 1955-04-07
HAROLD PoeERoY VISITS

Harold Pomeroy, Terrttor- ial Civil Defense Di rector, vas Homer and Bear Cove visitor this week.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Sweet Home

Mrs, Willie summerville Is home
after spending three months with
his daughter In Kansas City 4.
Lloyd Summerville is here on q
few days leave from the navy, He
Is stationed In Texas Mrs.
Jessie Sullivan OF 81. Louis Is here
OF vacation. visiting relatives
Miss Lillian Fletcher has return
ed home. after spending a month
with her son. Bobby Wilson. form
eriy OF this city She also visited
her sister and other relatives In
Chicago Mrs. Dan Caldwell
- home in Chicago. after spei6.
'nG a brief trip 10 Los Angeles,
visiting her son. Gilroy Lewis and
sister Mrs. Beulah Young
wonterful services were held al
Zion Hill Baptist church Su day,
The Church OF God in Christ,
from WoodsonZ. was in charge,
Rev w. c. Porter. minister
On the sick list are. r. B. Davis
and Gaddie.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
= ' s &C. H0tSp1ings
MRS. FRED w. MARTIN - Phone National s-5165

Contractors have started TO work the Pythian hotel
When completed the hotel will be of the beautiful
hotels in the south There will be suites with priv
ate baths.
The office building being erected by DR. IL H. Phpps
nearing completion and il will be 6f the finest equip
ped in the city.
The cottre Chapel CME church held mock conference
last week. ending Sunday afternoon The church benefited
financially by a report of $4,000.
The HOB club met in its second meeting last week for its
first meeting since vacation The club the
beautiful home of Mrs j. T. Moore Lake Catherine with
enthusiastic group of club members who readily joined
themselves sponsor civic projects for the year.
Mrs Thema Quinn who has been president since the early
orties resigned and Mrs Margert L. Martin elected
den Mrs J. T Moore elected president Mrs T. Lem
recording secretary Mrs Minnie Davis financial secretary
Wells. and Mrs Irene Harris reporter
The committees remained the same with the exception of
few variations.
The club honored with members of the Alpha Art
club (namey) Mrs II. B. Jackson, Mrs. W. l. Herpn Mrs
Naomi Foreman Mrs II. H. Phipps. Mrs Owen Smith Mrs
Moore r Mrs Sumner and of the city teach
ers Bottoms Recreation games played by the
guests and members. which enjoyed by all.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Wedding
CONTINUED from page one)

white gold wrist watch, gift of the groom.
Mrs Bertha Burnley matron of honor and Miss lie
Chrstal Reed maid OF honor They wore dehue
length dresses of white net affeta topped win
ehany boeros with white accessories and carried bou
ques pink carnations Small white rosetes were worn
their heads
bridesmaids we're Misses Dorothy and Lou Bertha Jack
son of Bythevie sisters of the Simone Curry OF
North Little Rock Westine and Vera Martin OF Little Rock
They pink identical 10 those OF the hono at
PENDANTS with white accessories They carried white ooles
Gifts of bride) topped with pink carnations and wore
small pink their heads Erma Jean Martin
and Deborah Parker girls They white floor
length gowns of nyon affeta Preston Robinson |
cousin of the bride ring bearer lie was dressed In
white formal Jacket with black trousers and black bow tie
Elder Jesse Jackson served his brother as best man
fishers were Earl williams James Edward Scott. Ray
Vaughn of Little Rock Henry Williams of Bythevile and
Junior NARROW of Parkin
For the wedding the brides mother wore pink linen
lace gown with pink accessories and white earha,on
sholdercorsage The grooms mother chose PINK gown
with white accessories white carnation shoulder-cor
sage Mrs Jennie b. Jones director OF the wedding
Following the ceremony a reception was heid AZ the
home of the brides parents Carrying out the color
the table cloth of pink net was draped WIN punk san &
hon attached with pink satin bows The table was eenteed
with mink bouquet pink candles In crystal ehrysan
themums -. .h
Mrs Dorothy Jones Edwards in charge Of the punch
bowl while Mrs Drucla Curry served the CAKE MIS- rs.y
Redwood was In charge Of the brides book and MIS- MAJ
garet Vaughn supervised gift table Others assisting win
the reception Mrs. T. STAFFORD and MIS- SIMPSON
Walton. - r.J,, -,
Special guests were Elder and Mrs. ~ L. Dangeried OF
e ROCK Mrs Flossie White Of Goodwin, DR. and Mrs. j.
a Woods DIR and Mrs William H. Townsend. Attorney ana
Mrs Thad d. williams, and Mr.. and Mrs sam SwaIoro
ou,.oown guests from Memphis Forrest Ciy Earl
parkn England and Pine Bluff. Detroit and Chicago
For travel the bride chose blue tailored SUIT win
h,,e accessories and white shoudercorsage After en-
iovabe trip to Louis, Alton Illinois, Davenport anu
Waterloo Iowa. the couple is at home In Little kock
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Mefhodisk In
Observance of
Laymen's Day

Sunday Will be observed thru-
out the Methodist churches as
Laymen's day. Laymen win as
sumo full responsibility for the
days service.
Sharing responsibility for Sum
days message are. Mrs Norma
S. Killingsworth and Milton A.
Lawson. Both are laymen at the
Wesley chapel
Emphasis this year Is placed on
the spiritual benefits Of the day.
plus the stimulation Of laymen 10
press toward the cause Of Christ
Wesley is hoping that Rev. @.
+. Upton will be sufficiently re-
covered TO attend the service. He
is recuperating from a serious i'll
ness
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
West Rock

Circle No. l will meet in the
home OF Mrs. Mabel Sanders. 1921
S. Valmar Circle No. 2 Will
meet in the home of Mrs. Mary
Winde The musical depart
ment OF the Oak Grove Baptist
church held its monthly program
Sunday, October Q. Music was
furnished by the junior and Sc
Nor choirs The Esther circle
met in the home of Mrs Mary
winde. The circle sent pot flow
ers TO Mrs. Eva Brown. who Is
III The next meeting will be in
the home OF Mrs. Della waber
Mrs. Charlotte Hobson and
Lee Promise are on the sick list
The Mothers board will meet
in the home Of Mrs. charlene
Washington. 25i2 West TIN st .
Seaman apprentice VIII Sim
mons and sirman apprentice Le-
ROY Madden have been home Wis
itinr their parents. Mrs. Lille
Haygood and Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Madden and family. Leroy will
return TO his base in San Diego
and will 20 overseas
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
In Memory

In memory OF our father. John
Bell. ST.. who departed this life
October II. i94s. Sleep on dear
father. there's an open gate at
the end of the road through
which each must go alone and
there Is a light we cannot see
our Father claim his own. Be
You'd the gate our loving father
finds happiness and rest and
there is comfort in the thought
that a loving God knows best
We miss you so much father
dear. but we know you are at
rest.
The Bell Children:
Miss Jewel NJ Bell
Mrs. Hazel z. Meeks, daughters
John Bell. Jr.
Otis L. Bell. sons.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
PHYLLIS WhEATLEY
s''!!7!s'''

The Public relations committee
met in its first fall meeting to
plan publicity for fall activities,
Phyllis Wheatley branch is an
agency aided by the Community
Chest. The committee asked the
public to give generously to the
campaign and that each " MEM
Der join in the Operation Talk
and tell others of the great bene-
fits to be derived by young girls
and women participating in "
activities.
The purpose of the YWCA: To
build a fellowship Of women and
girls devoted 10 the task OF re-
alizing in our common life those
ideals of personal and social liv-
ing to which We are committed
By our faith as christians In this
endeavor We seek to understand
Jesus. to share His love for al
people. and grow in the knowl'
edge and love Of God,
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
AROUND PINE BLUFF
Rev. A. Smith, Phone 3e73R

Mary Robinson of Chicago the guest of her broth
er Johnson Tmms of GIG North Cedar street.
C. B. Henry of ST Louis visited Mr.. and Mrs l. A. Moon
2102 West street and other relatives in the city
Mr. and Mrs Sherman Reynolds of Flint. Michigan visit
ed relatives in the city last week.
George Pman and Dephia Lee Fisher of Flint, Mieh-
gan visited parents George Wiley and family of North
Magnolia and Mr. and Mrs Samuel Fisher of West End and
other relatives last week.
NJ A. Wildman. formerly of this city but has been
making her home in Cleveland recently visiting friends and
relatives in the city
Mr. and Mrs Garfield Hughes of POOP Saraeen had
their guest their Eunce Hughes of Kansas CITY
Fred Wallace of 1119 West Pullen is home again atter
spending three weeks in the VA hospital in Little Rock
p A Hamilton of Hope visitor in the city last week
on fraternal business attended the AM&NWiey game
Sam and j. C. Sanders have returned to their home In
Flint after visit here with relative sand friends.
Mr. and Mrs Malvn E. Jones of aO2 North Hickory ST.
had as weekend guests Romeo and Donald Ray Mas
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Girls Jr. Deputies
To Be 0rqanized

A Girls Junior Deputy Sheriff
organization. viii be formed at
the Gem theater. Saturday morn
ing at 0 o'clock.
There will be movies and other
entertainment for the girls and
they will be sworn In by a Judge.
They will appear on the KARK-
TV news program.
All girls between the ages OF
3 and IS. are asked 10 be present
Mrs. Dorothy Foster. assistant
director; Charles Bussey. director.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Richmond Hill
John w. Hearn

J0hn w. HEATH
Officers and members OF the
Arkadelphia circuit, were CRATE
full to have another fourth and
last successful conference, held at
Richmond Hill October 2, with
Presiding Elder. o. Sherman. All
organizations reported Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Hill Of Little
Rock. were the weekend visitors
in the home Of Mrs. Hills brother,
II. W. MeGhee. who has been III.
He is presently doing nicely =.
Mrs. Eular Harris Of Little Rock
was d.nner guest in the home OF
her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Grady
MeGhee Sunday Little Nora
J. Hearn spent Wednesday mite in
Arkadelphia. with her teacher.
Mrs. d. I. Fort Mrs. J. v.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Mrs. Title Boqard
To Appear in
Dramatic Recital

AM&N college Alumni club will
present Mrs. Title Bosard In q
dramatic presentation % Dunbar
community center Of Greater Lit
tie Rock. Sunday. At p. m. Mrs
Bogard Is professor Of speech 81
Carver school. She is high
ly respected and appreciated by
all OF those who know and have
heard her.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Wi!mot
Luther Slack

Luther Slack
The John Wesley AMB Zion
church members and pastor, Rev.
r. L. Posten. held their Attn quar-
terly conference. Sept 800. dur
ing the Friday and Saturday
morning service. the amount rails
ed was sl66. The message was
delivered by presiding elder. ].
A. Caldwell The Masonic
lodge had its Prince Hall day.
Oct. 2. al Union Baptist church.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Gard Of Thanks

I.ISE BLUFF
We wish 10 thank our many
friends. neighbors. and ministers
for their kind expressions Of sym
rathy in the form Of words, esrds,
kilograms. flowers. and the use Of
carr during the recent illness and
q attn % our beloved wife and
a'other. Mrs. Jane Watts Love.ace.
The Lovelacc and Watts
families
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
:: AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK :


The 249th session of the Ushers union will be held Sun
uay al m at First Baptist church. 26h and Gum streets
aeH Ellie Hicks, CHAPLAIN G. H. Brown president and Mrs
B. Handy, reporter
The PTA council met Hillside school last week Mrs
v. V. waugh district president present PTA Sunday
WIN DE observed October % at the Eastern Bapt
Handy reporter.
Miss Arnold and her 5th grade students IS of Hillside
sehool made tour of the library last Students were
ectured on the use Of the library library edit
Davis the new librarian Mrs C. T. Jones is her assistant
Mr. and Mrs Veodis Hattison of Flint, Michigan has
been the house guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs Willie Hat
tlson 1919 Pine street. They left for home Monday
Clarence Swanson, of Mrs Legge Swanson Beech
street has returned home after spending the summer in Nj
agra Fails, New York. He is student at Jones hi
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
EagIeIette


Mrs. Susie CASTOR
The closing Of the pastors in
stallation service was held Sun
day Rev. L. ID. McCree and con-
eregation were guests. Amount Of
money raised. SCI . The rally
n, Mt Are AME church was very
successful. Total amount raised
was $40 Your reporter visit
ed in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
lack Bates Of Fordyce Tuesday.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14

Hill and two little daughters OF
Arkadelphis spent Friday mite VS.
ting their parents and grand
narents Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hearn.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14

S NJ. Griffin this week M.
Moore. J. W Carroll. A. w. Log
gins, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Meeks
and S. NJ Griffin, made a busi-
ness trip 90 III Dorado Saturday.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
WARMING ORDER

State Of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chanecry Court
Ermon ToIbcrt Plaintiff
VS.. No l03422
Ruthie Mae Tolbert Defendant
The defendant. Ruthie Mae Toll
bert Is warned 10 appear In this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint OF the pain
III, Ermon Toibert-
Dated: September 2sth. 1855
Gerald T. Ridgeway
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles L. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Airline Turner
Io.7-l4-2i-2s a
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Notices:

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, 3.
In the Pulaski chsncery Court
George Harrison. Plaintiff
vs.. No. I0ale7
Laverne Harrison. Defendant
The defendant Laverne Harrison.
Ia warned 70 appear In this court
within thirty days and answer Ne
Complaint Of the plaintiff. George
Dated: october q 1855
Byron Bogard q 0lendine Hill
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn y. walther
Attorney I'd Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, d. c.
i6i4-2i-2s;ii:4N
WARNING ORDER e
State Of Arkansas. -
County Of Pulaski. ~.
In the Pulaski Chancery CouyS
Samuel A. Scoggins. Plaintiff
VS. No. i03358
Lula Frances Seoggins. Defendants
The defendant Lula Frances
Scoegins. Is warned 70 appear IN
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plain
TIFF, Samuel A. Scoggins-
Dated: October eth. 1855
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles l.. Carpenter
Attorney I'D Litem
Airline Turner. chancery Clerh
BY Helen Edwards. d. {. .
i0.7-f4-2f-2g a
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14

~ TIE PROBATE COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY. ARKANSAS.
IN the Matter Of the Estate OF
No. 10000
Mary T.. Dubisson. deceased.
Last known address Of decedent.
Geraldine y. Lee. 1900 Ringo. Lit
te Rock. Arkansas.
Date Of death: August q. 1855
An instrument dated January 9.
1893. was on the 10Th day Of
August 1855. admitted 70 probate
as the last viii Of the above man,
ed decedent and the undersigned
has been appointed exscutrfx
hereunder. A contest q the pro-
bate q the will can be effected
only BY filing = petition within
the time provided By law.
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them duly. verified. % The under
signed within six months from the
date Of the first psblication q
this notice. or they shall be [br-
ever barred and rrecluded from
any benefit in the estate.
This u5t5Ss ssss--- ptioiissss5 Seq
TENDER 80. 1855
Mrs Geraldine n. Lee
fEVecutrix Cor A6miristrst
with win annexed ,
800 Ringo Street Little Rock.
Arkansas
Jackie L Shropshire
Attorney-at-Lsw
oo5 Il Gaines ST.. Little Rcck.
Arkzness
sso.lO.T-Is-7f-2s.Ii:4 O.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-14
Wesson

Mrs. ID. y. Loggins
Mrs. NJ. A. wiseman, Mrs Le-
vonia Beasley and Charlie Davis
Of III Dorado. Thomas Frazier OF
Baytown. Texas. and Mrs. Mary
W. Newell Of Richmond, Californ-
ia were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.