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fully contrived sketch from
which George and Jan extracted
every possible laugh. I chuckled
right on through a dreary Gloria
Swanson movie called Three
for Bedroom c." New Years Eve
lat Times Square. which featured
ia plummeting ball that was sup
posed to mark the passing of the
year and beat the buzzer by Is
seconds. and New Years Eve at
Turner'S Arena, the last remem-
bered item being a song called
I'm Hurting Inside" which
sounded like a perfect note on
which to careen on into 1856.
Gobel. meanwhile. was steer
ing a plane eastward to New
York. which isn't really difficult
because you can hardly miss it.
IT'S the first big town to the
right after you pass Pottstown,
Pa" he explained.
We had to wade through most
'of the Happy New Year" Spec
Itacular yesterday tWRC-4 tor
George. mainly because host Art
ILinkletter kept saying he'd be
on soon. which is a heckuva dis
honest way to start of a new
year. but it turned out to be as
bright a three or four minute
spiel as one could reasonably
expect.
The feeling Is that George was
ia bit rundown by this time, a
feeling which may have beer
universally mutual. and nothing
that Hal Kanter could write fol
him on a plane flying eastward
could have been too funny. Being
the honest kind, George summed
up his Happy New Year" stint
Ihimself-with the observation
And I fen all the Udv from
the West Coast here to say that.
He did say why New Years
Day is the quietest day Of the
year. It's the quietest day of the
year because % million wives
ARE not speaking to % million
husbands.
The rest of the Give" enter
tainment on the Spectacular
wasn't much. unless you like ice
skating. Barbara Scott and Dick
Button did a dazzling number in
the clouds that must have been
positively dreamy in color. Dick
to my way of thinking, is just
about the finest ice-skater we
have. pro or amateur, fall or no
Peggy Lee, wearing what
looked like very long and very
tight sweater, sang Baby, It's
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GimbeI Brothers Plan
New $40 Million Store

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9 tP.-
Gimbel Brothers. Inc. has an
nounced it will build a $40
million department store in sub
urban Upper Darby and plans to
open it early in 1857.
Bruce A. Gimbel. president of
the chain. said the new store
will be the ninth suburban branch
the firm will have opened in four
cities since Gimbel's began its
current expansion program in
1854.
Arthur C. Kaufman, execu-
tive head of the Philadelphia
store. said the Upper Darby store
will take its place with Gimbel
stores in Philadelphia, New York,
Pittsburgh and Milwaukee"
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Horizons: Jersey City Medical
Center - research on liver
diseases.
1890, WTOP ts)-Studio One:
Sal Mineo in Reginald Roses
Dino" story Of teen-ager
Just released from reform
school who has problem In
idolizing young brother.
1O:45. WTTG t5) - Madison
Square Garden: N. Y. VS..
Syracuse tbasketbalD and
Boston VS.. N. Y. hockey.
11:25, WMAL (7) - All Star
Theater: Charles Coburn
plays Cupid when his nephew
falls in love.
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TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

AS. WRC-Rose Bowl Game:
Michigan State VS.. UCLA.
Earlier Bowl games on WRC.
WTOP.)
1880, WGMS-Music from Ger
many: Mozart, excerpt from
Quintet In A: Schubert, An
dantino and Variations In B
minor: Roger, Aria, Op. 103a.
$500, WASH-fm; 1850, WWDC
True Detective: A tattoo.
the mark Of THE Dragon
Society,"" leads to capture of
waterfront hoods.
8:15, WRC-Boston Symphony:
Charles Munich salutes ST.
belius with his Symphony
No. Z. Concert opens with
Mozart's Symphony No. IS
In D.
$3.50, WMAL-V Voice Of Fire
stone: Robert RounseviIle Of
fers music by Richard Rodg-
ers, Delibes and Bizet.
$500, WRC Telephone Hour:
Brian Sullivan sings tradi-
tional songs.
$3.50, WRC-Band Of America /:
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all season. or 1949 was one OF
the great years In the history
OF the French bubbly.
Alice. you see. was in Chicago
visiting her folks. AS a Christ
mas gift gag. George had given
her q one-way ticket home and
she used 1t. So there he was,
alone in the house on New
Years eve. getting lonesomer by
the minute and wond erin 6
where he could invite himself
1t wasn't long before he did
get an inyite-to the home of
Mrs. Paul Douglas Jan Ster-
ling). Only Jan, as a joke. made
out that no one else was coming
to the party except George and
our hero. who bounced in with
all the vim and vigor of the
husband-type out to make a
night Of 1t, soon lost his bounce
and began to get panicky.
The saga Of the Rise and Fall
OF Reckless George was an art
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

LAS, WRC t4)--Cotton Bowl
Texas Christian VS.. Missis
sippi In Dallas. Uindse.
Nelson and Red Grange.)
lass, WMAL ca Sugar
Bowl: Georgia Tech VS.
Pittsburgh in New Orleans
tBill Stern and Ray Scott.)
200, WTOP tS)-Orange Bowl,
Maryland vs.. Oklahoma,
tom Harmony
4:45, WRC Al-Rose Bowl
Michigan State VS.. UCLA
MEL Allen and Sam Butler. }
1905, WTTG ~ - Hand te
Heaven: Rev. Joe Uhrig con-
ducts first TV revival.
$500, WRC (D-Caesar's Hour
The opera company presents
"Cyrano de Bergerac."
500, WMAL 7)-TV Read.
er's Digest: Richard Arler
fights for his life in I'm the
Eye Of the Hurricane"
$3.50. WMAL az - Voice OF
FireStone: Tenor Robert
Rounseville, guest artist.
900, WRC t4l-Medic: "A
Time for Sleep" dramatic
story Of the anesthesiologists,
Richard Cutting.
500. WTOP tsl--I Love Lucy,
Fred decides not to 60 or
European trip.
$3.50, WRC A-Robert Mont.
gomery: Three Men From
Tomorrow" three one-act
dramas Of three teen-agers
who are not delinquents anc
who don't make headlines,
Jack Mullaney. Bill Daniels
Tom Ellis.
$3.50, WMAL "a - Medica
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Cold Outside" and the RCA
compatible color lullaby. II Sing
"a Rainbow: Stan Kenton de-
livered a pompous speech that
seemed longer than his bands
number, and q young comedian
named Alan King tried awfully
hard with some overfamiliar ma
.terial on suburban living.
Otherwise, the Spectacular's
chief charm was on film-a very
funny short subject made In
England and revealing what
would happen If q man really
gave his girl all those items
listed in the poem, ION the
Twelfth Day Of Christmas" In
GLIDING this-and George for q
fillip-accounted for the Happy
in this New Year spectacle.
4 = 4
Weekend ScOrebOard:
Either the quarterbacks for
Auburn and Vanderbilt took les
sons from a magician, or the d.
rector and his Gator Bowl crews
were on their first football as
signment Saturday for CBS-Tv.
/. :. Let's hope all Of the aimless
shots are out Of everyone's sys-
TEN for today's bowl classics.
Dave Garroway, by the way,
also muffed more lines than is
his custom. one Of the stumbling
blocks being the word-"pleni-
potentiary." :. (Say THAT five
times. Steve AllenD Dave
was introducing the Washington
segment Of Wide, Wide, World, I"
which was directed by Bob Doyle.
. The ambassadors of Eng
land. France and the Philippines
made brief speeches from their
embassies.
Any lover Of cats Tor animals)
who missed Omnibus Sunday
and the film. The Private Life
OF a Cat" should turn In his
set -. How the photographer
got some Of his shots--particu-
larry OF the anxious poppa cat
peering through a door opening
at his family - would make
another fascinating show j..
The Saroyan play, by the way,
too much. according to
one of my bored operatives.
Sundays think" shows, which
included a visit with the emf
nent Protestant theologian, DR..
Paul Tillich: Youth Wants
to Know" interview with the
pixie-ish physicist and chemist
DR.. Linus Pauling, and the year.
end report ny Edward r. Muir
row and the CHS correspondents
will be expounded upon in more
detail tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02
ON THE AIR
AS Week Ends Go,
1t Was George
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON

The last day of 1855 first day Of 1856 should
hereafter be referred Gobe Week End It's
bad he wasn't working than he did but the
two have witnesses him clear and honorable
claim to title badge of kind Naming the
after him seems the least do.
Either George Saturday night been
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THE EVENING STAR A-27
Washington, D. C.
MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1888

Features Kempinski's Eyes
Right March" and Seitz'
March Grandioso."
$3.50, WMAL Onbeat: Louis
Bromfleld talks Of farm Of
the future; Nelson Olmstead
reads "The Case Of Mr.. VAL
demar."
10:45, WTOP-March Of Dimes
Kickoff: Basil O'Connor
launches the campaign.
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waukee and George Walker Of
Saginaw. are visiting relatives
ana friends here Mrs Alice
Bailey and her sons. Tommy and
Wesley. accompanied her tw 0
grandchildren back 70 Chicago.
following their vacation here with
her Rev. n L Braeely and
Miss Imogene Arnold attended a
workshop At Harding college Au-
gust 81 49, Joe MeNeely Of Bis
eoe. passing thru en- route 70 81
Louis l. visit his children. stop
ped here and spent a short time
with relatives Mrs Georgia
Walker Of Newport. visited Mrs
Pearl Crow last week. She car
rIed her son. Donnie back to en-
ter school Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Young Of California are visiting
her mother. Mrs. NJ Collier
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Smackover
0ren Highshaw
CARD or THASkS-We. tn

Oren Highshaw
CARD or THASks-We, tn E
Lewis family, wish to thank our
many friends for kindnesses
shown during our bereavement
We shall ever remember them
William Jackson and Richard
HegWo0d mOtored 70 Detroit 70
visit relatives Mrs. Rachel
Andrews. her son and grandsonS,
and Mrs Nettie HiIdreth visited
Mr. and Mrs. Z Howard and 9TH
er relatives recently Mr.. and
Mrs Willie Barnes left for Mon
Zoe. Ia, 10 visit their daughter.
who Is III Mr. and Mrs {.
Watkins had as their guests. her
aunt Mrs. B. Davis and Mr.. and
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Pine Bluff
Cariee Harris

Cariee Harris
The New Town church Is still
progressing under the present
leadership. The Usher board ra'5-
ed $500 to finish paying for the
air conditioner Barbara Ann
Moore has returned home aftec
spending three weeks with he
cousin. Wanda Elliott Mrs.
Indiana Roe and Mrs. Gladys
Foxx left the city last Friday for
New York and they will also Wis
IT Detroit Mrs. Carlee Harris
and granddaughter. Barbara Ann
Moore. left for St Louis Re
turning after three months OF
training in Camp Chaffee. is Gar
land NJ. Harris. son OF Mrs. Car
lee Harris. who will leave for
camp at Seattle, Washington on
September IL. Also returning
from Oklahoma City, the son-in-
law Of Carlee Harris, HerShel
Moore. who spent three weeks
with DR.. II. l. Parker. an in
str1ctor at AM&N college
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Kenseff
Mrs NJ VI. Waddy


Centennial Missionary Baptist
church local missionary society
observed annual Women's day
September 2 Mrs. L N. Darby.
president Of the CwR district
association. was the speaker for
the occasion. Her subject was
Building A Christian Pounds
ton, which was very interesting
and Informative. Her daughter.
Mrs Florence Jarret and her
grandchildren were also in at
tendance Mrs. Amanda Wal
lace Of Detroit is visiting rela-
tives and friends here. She is
house guest Of her sister. Mrs
jamie Nance and family V
p Waddv. Mrs. Gurther Jackson
and Jacquelin Harris attended the
ushers federation at Mt GIilard
Missionary Baptist church. Au-
vergne. September 2 Mary
Lee and Donald Ray, children Of
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Whitney are
much improved at Missouri Pa
cific hospital Mrs. Vera NJ
Jones and children spent two
weeks recently at Brinkley. visit
ing friends Mr.. and MIS-
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Lake Village
Mrs Laura Clanlon

Mrs. Elizabeth Morry and Mrs.
Mozeila Myers attended the Sun
day school congress at Warren
lasi week Mira Mary Alice
Lane Of Oseeola was a recent
guest Of Mrs Jennie b. Wright
nd other friends Mr. and
EfS. Edward Plummer OF South
lend. Indiana, spent the week.
nd visiting her mother. Mrs. No
I'm Davis and his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Plummer Mrs.
Neal. Mrs. Louise Brown. and
Lucy Maxwell. Ms. Laura Belle
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Maxwell
all Of Dermott, and your reporter
attended the funeral OF thier I'M
Gle. Rev. Pieken Deal at West
Helena. August e The fol-
lowing ladies attended the 10th
annual meeting of the Home
Demonstration council at Pine
Bluff. August 1881: Mesdames
Laura Clanton. Lottie Frazer.
Jennie B. Wright and Rosie Bates
Charles Albert Moon. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moon.
entered basic training an the
army at Fort Chaffee. The Moon
family are members Of ST John
Catholic church here Pa
tricia Beatrice Speight and Wal
ter Speight have registered ut ST
Augustine Catholic school in No.
Little Rock for the current Schol
year. They are the children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Speight. OF
this city. For your weekly State
Press. see Mrs. Laura Clanton at
400 North Luna street.
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Brantley Is spending two weeks
With her aunt. Mrs Dorothy Sue
Quarles. who lives in San Fran
cisco. California. Upon her re-
turn to Los Angeles. she vii be-
gin her studies al the Los An
geles college Mr.. ana Mrs.
James Hunter Of Little Rock we're
visitors in the home Of the
Smiths Sunday Mrs. PeaTIlne
York returned Thursday from her
trip 10 California Returning with
her were her daughters. Miss
Dorothy Dorothy York, VINO spent
the summer in San Francisco,
and Miss Margaret Jean York,
who visited in Las Vegas e..
The Dallas county training school
faculty held Its first meeting for
the year Saturday. School open
ed Tuesday J. E Wallace is
principal.
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Roosevelt Wesley of Batesville.
and Mrs. Ola Hammonds Of Ken
sett. motored 10 Louisiana 10 Wis
II their brother Misses An
mis- Baker. Tavern Arnold and
Marguerite Williams we're thinner
guests Of Miss Classic Washing
ton. Sunday Mrs. jamie Will
liams and children have returned
home from an extended visit to
Detroit Otis pettis Of Mil
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fordyce

Mrs. NJ. >. smith
Rev. Z. ID MeCree. pastor Of
First Baptist church, Just return
ed from Magnolia, where he con-
Quoted a very successful weeks
revival for the Rev b J Har-
per at the MI. Zion Bapt. ehurc.
First Baptist church. L. ID
McCree. pastor, announces a Sc
ries OF evangellsuc services be-
ginning with prayer meeting, on
Wednesday mite. and preaching
services viii begin Monday rite
after the third Sunday. The Rev
NJ T. Tucker Of Eureka Baptist
church. Hot Springs. viii be the
evangelistie speaker. We urge all
citizens Of the city and adjacent
communities TO share these sery-
ices with Us Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Mccoy have Just returned
from their visits 20 Los Angels
Oakland and Haywood. californ-
IA, Seattle, Washington and Kan
sas City. Kansas, where they vis-
tied friends and relatives
Charlie Warner Carter spent q
few days in our city with his
mother, Mrs. Nora Carter. III
Just returned from Detroit, where
he spent the summer. lie viii
resume his teaching duties Tues.
day in the Washington hi school
| Of III Dorado Mss Maxine
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Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski. 5.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Shelby II. Winston. Plaintiff
Is No. l057I2
Odessa Z. Winston. Defendant
The defendant. Odessa Z. Wins
ton. Is warned To appear in this
court within thirty DAYS and an
swef the complaint Of the plain
tiff Shelby NJ Winston.
Dated. August 10th. 1856
". u Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles L. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. ChaneerY Court
By Airline Turner.
s:24-sl;s7-I4 1t
WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski. IS
In the Pulaski chaneery Court
Betty J Hines. Plaintiff
IS. No. l0573s
Charles Hines. Defendant
The defendant. Charles Hines. il
warned 10 appear In this court
within thirty DAYS and answer
the complaint of the PLAINTIFF
Betty J Hines
Dated August 10th. 1856.
" v Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
CLAYTON Freeman
Attorney adj Litem
airline Turner. Chancery Cleri
Nv Helen Edwards. ID, c.
e.24-3l.e:7-I4i
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Legal Notice.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski. S.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Floy Claudette johnson. a Minor
By Alta Kelley Next Friend.
Plaintiff
vs.. No. l04962
Herbert Howard johnson.
Defendant
The defendant. Herbert Howard
johnson. is warned 10 appear in
this eol1t within thirty DAVIS and
answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff. FLOW Claudette Johnson
Dated. August 28th. 1856
CLAYTON Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George " Shepherd
ATTORNEY ad Lltem
Airline Turner. Chaneery Clerk
BY Airline Turner
s31:s7-i4-2l It
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Mrs Smith Of Monroe. La
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Smith Wis
tied relatives recently Mrs.
Easter JiIeS and daughter o.
Spsrkman. visited Mrs S. Y.
Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Good
win. recently Mrs. Ora Mae
Greer and family Of e Dorado
were recent guests Of Mrs. Cald-
well Mrs. Shirley Logan Of
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Whether the dinner bell rings
in your dining room at home or
you find yourself enjoying the
Labor Day holiday under the
trees. the recipes below may be
turned into dishes that will en-
nance any celebration:
Chevy Brownies
y cup sfied all purpose four
y teaspoon salt
- teaspoon baking powder
b, cup butter OF margarine
"a cup sugar
=, cup light or dark corn syrup
exgs
squares unsNeetened chocolate,
melted
I teaspoon vanilla
n cup chopped nuts
SO t.zcthcr sour salt and hskins
r.1u er Crlam butter. add SUGAR gradual
is and cram untl hzhf. Blend in cor,
vrup. Atd rg1S bcal until liEht and
fufv Fold sitcd dr. ingredients into
svrup mixture Gently stir IN melted che.
Coiafr. van "A and nuts. Turn into grease
pan ,sx sx2 irches1 BAKE IN uctcIatl
oven lf-r-FN 50 90 s. minutes Mhcr
rnui cut into aru1res Make Q I1rEc or lt
snail hTuanif lu1rrS-
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Frozen Apple Sauce Dessert
Makes 9 to 5 seryingS)
l Q5-ol cam sweetened con
denscd milk
2 cups sweetened apple auee
X cup lemon juice
cup about IL eraeksrs) finely
crushed graham cracker crumbs
Y teaspoon cinnamon
Y pint a eup) heavy cream.
whipped
- rel..srra.r Al eold.st point Con-
hine ssSrnsi condensed hilk, tppls
sauce ARD lemon juice. Blend vel. CON
non. NJ afsrrstOt trly or an il b.
"a By ga No p.s, u-ke alternate LAYERS
cf NFas ~ ~iHture and crumbs, b.
- - =knz 9th apple sauce
~ ttssi uhippcd cream over top
10 49, p>ce IN tRFsg compartment
sn&l afJn. atusrs - Cut into slices
~ scre. n ssSArncd rnndcnsd mil
gives a SAh-ssuCsh texture 20 irulcu
desserts
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Campbell hid De Luxe
Super Market

4 vcuterfuI new fan aiea E1r ch1t-tn
is trc Ca-rbtI KID &c luxe Surzr Mrrtct
tv Toy Master. uhlch IS unte I'd Cc'--.ll
-lulr reinforced fhrrtdrHL tes e-ei uIth
spacious a-rllcs. 8 Cc-ercls UrrF g
ulinllrurc paCk1Ees of l11o-s trlnCs r.
with The ncW super m1rkrt Is SURE 60 pns-
vie hours q lrraEir1tire fun truk uI
sirc manzEcry and Cuytoueu- There's pilv
MONEY too. 10 help educate budgct s.se
vounEs-erx
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hrs. Hannah Mae Cruteher Of
Los Angeles spent a month here
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Kitchens. Her son. Terry.
and niece, Diana Clayborn were
also here Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
Fintail of Santa Monica, Calf.
spent a month here on vacation
visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs Fay Watkins Of ST
Louis. spent a few days visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wat
kins Mrs. Ethel Kitchens,
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Legal Notices:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
William Lloyd. Plaintiff
VS. No. l05640
Emma Lee Lloyd, Defendant
The defendant Emma Lee Lloyd,
Is warned TO appear in this court
within thirts days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff,
William Lloyd.
Dated: August 7. 1856
W, w. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles L. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chaneery Court
By Jamye DTeher. ID c.
s;l7-2i-si;s7 1t
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski. IS
In the Pulaski ChaneerY Court
Lucille Murphy. Plaintiff
VS. No. l0559l
William p Murphy. Defendant
The defendant. William p Muir
ply, Is warned To appear In this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plain
tiff. Lucille Murphy
Dated August "a. 1856
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George W Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. ChaneeTY Clerk
By Helen Edwards. ID. c.
B:3l ;e.7-l4-2l Il
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6afesviIIe
Ike Watkins

Ike Watkins
Mrs. Lorean Card0rine a d
children are here from Los An
geles visiting heF parents, Mr..
and Mrs ". S. Kitchens
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:, cup cold light geam
| package buuerSCotCh or straw
berry instant pudding mix
Dash q salt
"a cup light corn syrup
Pour cream rrfo uNlrg hCul Att
puding mlx and uIf and beat SLOWLY uirh
cEz hcatcr rust until vel --iNad. ahClt
minnie. Dr -ot oHrrheat mixture v-I D
thin. str in com grup. ChIL, &c ccs-rcl.
o. scrvc iuurlIlfeiv over lee cream o.
Cakc. Make Ia cup auCe-
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Dayton. Ohio. Carolyn Faye and
James Holley visited their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson. They
were also guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J p Harris.
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k k.s. Geneva Shaver. .ns ;.
Aseaszay are On the SICK ' : =
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THINNING HAIR?
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Dry
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