davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1956-08-30

womeu. Misses Juniors SO Sss99 coo SIS Long
ond blends Bnw and wop styles no black white ond poe
coos Sizes to IS, Juniors to l6, Misses ond 10 to 70 Womens
propcrtioned sizes
Third Floor Street and at all Branch Stores
Misses $sS9 Toppe $40 BoW styles whte yellow ond coro Sizes
10 TO l6
Wool Suits Reduced up to " and More!
S49so $50 80 Suits $so Motee tweed soskn oobodne one
ssofoom ond blue broken sizes Misses, Juniors Womens
$499S and $3.50 Suits $50 In this group flannel oobodne ond
kcn wo silk SUITS coscs dressmokers broken sizes Tor
Womers SS9o Suits $40 Solid tWeed silk ond-woo bu
- sils Silk Suits $40 ossmoker suits TO- H. a.
Sis Silk Tweed Suits s6s Brown and white navy and white Il
ss Suits Of Imported Checked woOIsn S7s Bused bek brown
ss Imported Sheer Wool Dmot Suit s7s With e~ered tOb grey
siiS fontmonn Navy Wool Suits. SIS. Sizes z Is
Street. Silver Spring and Shlneton
French Room Foshions-Second Floor
5-$35 Grey Swiss Dresses SIS Full skirts
S29S0 and $s990 Dresses. $40
8 Red linen heoths, sleeveless
Block white print sleeveless eottons ored skirts velvet
3 pelko DOT Soles full skirts cod neckines red noy
Cotton print eocEto dresses velvet stops red Or blue
Chocoo grey three tone Gotten boeno costumes
S55 to S69.9o Dresses, SIS
Sheer boefo costumes noy white block ond brown
10 Linen boeoo GESTURES tob trim, red or blue.
3 SIX chiffon cocktail sheoths dopeo coM neeklnes
s Block sheer royon crepe sheoh morqJrsette yckes
six chiffon cocktail dresses SHRED bodees full skirts bock eoton
blue
Pink cotton sheath loce too short sleeves
z White sheehs block button trim.
PINK striped eotioos eomsoe tops t1l skrts
Z stropes ryon net en9 formols rIffled skirts, bhe
5 Checked eoitors. forsd skirts low hip pockets
Ao silk chiffon ekto sheo doped ecM nscknes floating pcnet
Block roYcn crepe sropsss heoths
Block six eoekol dresses fringe trimmed bodes
Evening star., 1956-08-30
$500 Cotton Brunch coots, S4

Brunch coots With zip fronts floral prints In yellow and pink
size only
Evening star., 1956-08-30
$500 to $3.50 Bothing Suits 81
One piece styles eostex fos boome ond omboy styles
prints stripes and solids Light ond dark coors Sizes 81 So
BUDGET Dresses-Fifth Floor

$S9o $l0so Dresses S. eembere shee prints checked ono-
hams striped and dotted cotton dresses with SCOOP tailored
neckhnes In pastel coors Sizes 10 to l8
$7s9 and $lS9o Dresses $o Shost bo ond dy yon eyeei
sheoths Sizes 10 to l6
SSS to $loS' Dresses S. Sheer printed eottons boeo white
ground prints. sizes l4h to 22h.
SSSo Dresses $ Roon bembeo open necnes short sleeves
Pink blue or grey print Sizes l4h to I'm ond II to 20
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Hot Box cory-AIIs S4.6o

deo for week end travel these 6-mch Hot Box Cor-ok
Scuf resston pose coverings Royon soin Innings with pocket
Toietnes-First Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Hondboes and GIoves-street Floor
Just 100 Poirs
$8.o5 to $l0.95 CosuoI Shoes $3.50

MuIt-row wedge sondo white nouo oIo some block nyon
sings o postel stepns ond few white red low wedges
Street, Shrlnoton Silver Spring
$Os5 and $295 Shoes $3.50 Spectators high medium heeed
little heels In ond white blue white ond green ond
white few poirs in white leather and fobnc
Street and Silver Spring
Evening star., 1956-08-30
$l.4o NyIon Stepin Ponties 81

Nlon toiored sepns In white ond pink Sizes g. T. ond
Moin Floor
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Junior Budget Dress Shop-Fourth Floor

Juniors $l090 to $4oo Dresses S. Sleeveless printed cotton pque with
ekroek trim printed cotton dress with long torso full skirt mochno
tote bog checked cotton dress with pussy cot bow long style white
cotton dress cotton dress with trimmed neckne necked
dress with tucked 'front.'
Evening star., 1956-08-30
NeeIieee Shop-Third Floor

Ss9S Poo Dresses ST. Dork plaid with shoulder ond eoczed
wost Small and medium
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor

Juniors $zso $3.50 Dresses $0 Striped cotton sbock dress
shoulder neck Eyeet embroidered dress pone down
'front.' dotted boeo sdes yn ond checked Dress dotted
pqle dress with full skirt
Juniors $oS9 SIS Dresses $2 Cotton undress with embroidered
skirt white with full skirt low neck silk ond cotton print Dress tonk
top tucked bodice: checked onohom sheoh
Juniors sssS S Dresses SIs Do print dress with boero polished
print dress with neck end full SKIRT dresY sheoth trimmed with
brodeDr printed sunbock dress
Juniors $500 Evening Dresses $50 Sizes 10 g. white ond
boded oroondy foo large Ied SKIRT l3 2-short nonne
with bock coscode, in nile 9, in pink size II.
Juniors SIS and $2Sso Evening Dresses $ 3-Embodered non net
dresses white 3D. nile H. l-wo-tone net dress with
ufled skirt, pink and corol size l3.
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Reductions up to ~ (mosty half and more than half
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

apparel and accessories groups broken sizes odd lots
1sion with clean slate Drastic the morkdos-
Quality throughout Jeletrs Just be to note peose
voues oko oot tbronchSo
Evening star., 1956-08-30

Sports Shop-Ihlrd Floor
$79o Skirts S. Sooht line linen skirts in pink blue ond
purple Sizes 10 to H. but not all ooos in oil sizes
Sl299 Skirts $4 Wool stroqhtne skirts with self belts blue
green beige Sizes 10 to Is
$l49s SIS Suits S. and $l0 Two-pece classic style Comun cord
suit green ond Hoc Sizes TO- Il ond a. Two cosc silk suit
tonoeme ond no Sizes 10 end H. Two cosc suit Sizes
IA ond Is
$zoe 1852 Jokets 81 and S. Classic stripe rucn ue
Woo topper block stripe pole blue Sizes 10 tc 6 but not oil
colors ond
SIS Roncoots 1892 Tweed solid full length Beige
tweed noo Sizes TO- II ond IA Cotton noo Size Is
$500 $3.50 BlOuses ST. and S. Sleeveless cotton bose short
seed cotton prints cotton boste Doccn boses ron
sleeveless boses In white pink red and now Sizes 30 to 36
Sports Dresses-Fifth Floor
$l799 Sports Dresses $o Noron Dress short sleeves full
skirt. In pink blue, moize Sizes IA to l8.
Dotted sleeveless voe Mandarin neck full skirt In beige ond grey
Sizes 10 to l6
Sheer anohom Sleeveless neck back with bow full skirt In
green ond pink Sizes 10 to l8
$l09o Sports Dresses S. Checked onohom rtwost sheath Sleeveless
tucked BODICE oner belt brown ond block Sizes 10 to l8
Budget Sportsweor-Street Floor
$2so and $s9 Summer Cotton Bou 81 and S. Short eved end
sleeveless bouses collar Styles neckes ond boot neckne
White, pink ond blue Broken sizes g to 50.
$3.50 $799 Cotton Skirts So to s. Block solid circle skirts
TO- T. ond H. White circle dnde Styles white
chino dnd skirts with bondono mcoor striped belts Broken
groups in 10 TO l6
Sl9o Boned Bros and comoes ST. block nov Sizes IS 38
$o and $2eo Shorts 81 ond s. Goboes no red white yellow
broken 10 to 8 seersckes pink blue 10 to l8
printed poplns 9oy on white 10 to 6
$500 Denim covero S. Ccero grey blue print Sizes to 10
and II
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Bride Shop CIeoronce-Seventh Floor

$l55 Silk Tofeo Wedding Gown, SIS. Size 10
$So9o csto Sotin Wedding Gown $50 Jewel trimmed Size 10
Slo Deueed Satin Gown $50 Trimmed with oce Cathedral to
Size
$l45 Loes Gown $65 With ofeto trim Cathedral on Size
$l35 Foor-Iensh Loee Gown, $40 With toffeto Size 10.
$69oo Short Wedding Dress. $40 Of loce ond tue Size
$l0 Embroidered Tulle SIS. With uIffed tron Size TO-
And Others morked down! $40 to Sis.
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Special Section, 5th Floor
Summer Ploy Clothes
Majority Reduced V and More !!

$IoSo Cotton Skirts $0 Full Wiry buttonont skirts in blue.
brown green prints white background Sizes 10 to l6
$495 and $5S5 Hoten. Comcs S. Cotton pcpins ond soil
CLOTH assorted coors Sizes 10 to Is.
$395 $5s5 Tee Shirts s. Boues bros ccons voous ecors
Sizes 10 to l6
$4oo and $6o9 White Stag Play Pon S. CIomdooe pedo
puhe ocks Copn points, cotton soil cloth ond popn solid coors
ond stripes Blue, pink, brown, oquo Sizes 10 to IA.
$l79o $oSo Bohns Suits g. Dresmoker styles with skirts
or shorts; assorted cotton prints Sizes 10 to Is,
$3.50 DOthins Suits S. Coy prints dessoke cottons with full
skirts or boy shorts Sizes 10 to l6
$2s9 Cotton Sun Dresses S. Striped popn hotter style pink
blue Sizes 10 to IA
$39o and $9o Shorts S. Short oued styles cotton chino
pcpn and sail cloth Also spun roons White pink blue, noto
white Sizes 10 to l8
$3oo Cotton Skirts ST. Sizes 10 ond II only full sbIe printed
$l799 Pousy Print Seporotss S. Full skirt ond motchno cno
seeved sht-tpe ocket; blue purple print white Sizes 10
to l6
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
'kenseit
Mrs NJ VI. Waddy

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Waddy
Mrs. Haddy and granddaughter.
5aekaline. are visiting in Pine
Bluff and Little Rock Morn
Ing services at Centennial Baptist
church were well attended. Guest
speaker vas Rev. n {. Braeely.
Al go IN the afternoon. a pro-
gram vas sponsored b. the choir.
featuring William Rylon ana choir
Of Cotton Plant. Edward Hale AMI
Louis J0rdea. ST. Of Brinkley. vi h
musical instruments Neal
Hawkins and Mrs Della Baker
are Ill Rev and Mrs. NJ. {.
bfaeely and daughters. motored
10 Thornton Mrs. Bessie Bak-
er and daughter. Jaaiee of MIN
den, La. are visiting Mr. and Mrs
". A. Baker The White co.
Giants Won over the Keen Braves
OF Little Rock. Sunday at seaney
ball park. Scores Q to 6 The
Volunteer Service club met al the
home Of Mrs Il Smith, Thursday
evening. After the business ses-
sion and general routine Of bus:-
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

Sweet Home school Mr.. Taylor
Of the Urban league was guest
speaker. Guy Hines IS president
Of the organization Mrs.
henrietta Dyer ana students Will
present d program At Zion Hi
Baptist church. Sunday at $50 D.
d. An old folks concert was pre-
sented at Zion Hill. sponsored By
Dan Caldwell Mrs. Louise
Smith Of Los Angeles is here Wis
itiHg her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnest Hill She will remain sew
eral weeks Mrs. Irene Porter
Of Los Angeles is guest of her
aunt, Mrs Mary Pruitt and other
relatives. after an absence of Is
Years. She will remain three
weeks
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
lobor-soving Advice

Homework under the microscope Derots Wayne
University showing housewives how to work faster and more
tffeny without those wenehing reaches and bends
Since Spring cleaning time has arrived might be well to
of these strain saving findings First use
concentrated for of perennial Jobs This l.
improved and concentrated version OF sal soda or washing
soda which in tiny white easily poured granues IN
mall pound box instead of big chunky crystals in big
half pound box Use tablespoon of this sal soda con-
per paul Of hot for windows WIPE down each
with the soiuton rinse and dry with ntes cloth Keep
al the tools stool chair that you aren't con-
SANITY bending.
For kitchen cabinets old back brush oil the
handle mop half original length Such medium
length tools enable TO get at the nnermo depths oil shelves
without those burning reaches both you and the cao-
nets Of height won't have TO climb on
step stool to get at those high shelves When working on low
shelves sit crouch don't stoop Use tablespoon OF sal soda
handy for rinsng
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
McCroN


The 4th. 5th and 9th grades.
held their closing exercises last
Wednesday evening The sponsors
were Mrs. L. v Davenport and W
c. Coleman Mr., and Mrs. W
c. Williams. attended the funeral
Of c. Burke. ir.. Of Forrest City
last Friday. The deceased was a
funeral director in Forrest City
Miss Minnie Farer and Mr.
Caroline Gillespie. are on the sick
list Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stewart Of 81. Louis. We're here
recently. visiting his father. Rev.
Stewart lie was also here TO re.
member his mothers grave on
Decoration day Mrs, L. V,
Davenport. NJ. c. Coleman. David
l. Beard and Eddie Robinson were
in Newport last Wednesday on
business - The 4th and 5th
grade pupils went to Little Rock,
last Friday. While there. they vis=
tied several places of interest. The
students were very much impress
ed over going thru the state capt.
toll. viewing different offices. IN
Guiding the governors. The next
stop was the state park. We also
passed Dunbar hi and Philander
Smith college Mrs. Agnes
Vann was in Little Rock. last
Friday, visiting her daughter. Es-
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
Sweet Home
Mrs. Cleo Caldwell

MIS- Cleo Caldwell
The Rosa johnson Missionary
union met at Allen Chapel AME
church May 20 at $50 p. m. Rev.
W. S. Jones brought the message.
The next meeting will be held at
Allen Temple AME church, 18th
and Oak streets. June II. =. Mrs.
Arteneie MeFariing of Chicago is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Alice
Slater and her twin sister. Mrs.
Harteneie Tramell. They have eel
ebFated their birthday. Mrs. Me-
Farling will be here two weeks
Ulysses Smith of Chicago IS
on vacation here. and will remain
a week Mrs. Naeola Lane
was given a shower ignoring her
new baby at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Smith A banquet
Mas held for the young men Of
the vicinity in the auditorium of
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
Gregory


James Rodgers
Mr. and Mrs. Gussie Lee D0ss
and children. went To Searcy on
business Mrs. Lois Living
stoa is here from Kansas City.
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Richardson Eubby
Hill. left for Chicago. last week
:. f. Richard Brooks. ST. Louis
IS here visiting relatives Mrs.
Pearl Williams. has returned to
Chicago with her husband. Fred
die Lee Williams Mr. and
Mrs. Fletcher Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnnie B. Woods and children.
Dee Moreland. Sonny Morris. Mrs.
Laura Morris and HERNIA Lee,
went TO Fitzhugh for the funeral
Of Jack HOLLOWAY Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Bell. Little Rock,
we're here visiting Mr. and Mrs.
claud Anderson Give your
news to your agent, James Rod
gers.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

Smith IS alsa O. the sick lis.
4 Mothers day program was
presented al Bethel AAIE church.
It included a panel discussion BY
mothers. A singing battle of SONGS
D. the Travellers and town talent
was alsa presented The Ms
sionary society Of the Second
Presbyterian church sponsored a
tea al the lovely home Of Mrs.
ElnoFa Leake. 308 Hubert street
Beautiful greenery accented the
decoration thruout the house.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

ness. the hostess served a delicious
menu The demonstration vas Civ
en- b Mrs. Rogers. county agent
The WINS Of Centennial Bap-
list church. sponsored Mothers dag
The White county training
school held the closing exercises.
the past week. Dr. Z / Rowe,
Little Rock. gave the baeeaIauFe-
ate sermon. last Sunday afternoon
at the hi school auditorium
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. A Baker and
Mrs. F. Andrews accompanied Mrs.
S. ]. Baker and family 10 For
dyee.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas, -.
IN the Pulaski Chancery Court
County Of Pulaski. S.
6 Leon Britt. Plaintiff
vs.. No. 104Se0
Delna r. Britt Defendant -.
The defendant. Delma X Britt,
= warned to appear in this court
v.itbir thirty days and answer the
.,,,,,I. ~ ne plaintiff. S. Leon
Britt -.
Dated. April 18th. 1856
Jackie L Shropshire
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles l. CARPENTER
Attorney ad Litem
airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
Nv Helen Edwards. d {
D' 5.4-Il-1S-25 At
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
PINE BLUFF
OLIVE STREET PIKE
uIYsses shenhersI

On the sick list are Daniel
Stewart. Mrs. Rachael Boman.
John Dixon and Henry Jarrett
Mrs. Della Nathaniel has IN IN
jured foot Willie Moore Of
Chicago IS here visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore
and other relatives and friends
:. The churches Of this eommua-
ity celebrated Mothers day with
a unionized program Jim
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

Ter, who IS in the University hos
pital Mrs. EuIa Brown and
MIS-, Marie Brown, we're Little
koek visitors last Friday Mrs.
Lula Brown visited her brother.
Who IS a patient IN the Veterans
hospital.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

WAkNING OhDkh
State Of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, S.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Helen Louise Froednel. Plaintiff
VS. No. l04l99
Ernest G. Froemel. Defendant
The defendant. Ernest G. Froemel.
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty DAYS and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff, Helen
Louise FroemeL
Dated April 9th, 1886
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red. ID. c.
5.4-ll-iS-25 At
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

JUST IS years ago. in May l94i millions Of Americans
started buying Series Savings Bonds through the u S.
Treasury Department. Those Bonds were called Defense
Bonds in that troubled time And you were like most
people, you bought them to help your country.
Let's how your investment has paid off, First OF ALL
you helped end tyranny foreign shores and bring back
peace to the world Secondly, you helped finance the
greatest prosperity this country has ever known. And
equally important your Bond investment has made lot
of your own personal dreams come true New bonner
financed through SsppgS Bond5. College edaeaont paid
for BY Bond Retirement dyI frightened BY BOndt Yes,
there have been many many happy returns thanks to
u. S. Savings Bonds.
Just stop and think If you had bought just one $50
Bond month Cat 1850 every month since the begin
ming of the Bond Program, your investment would be
worth 1922 today Start buying $50 Bond month
today and Is years from yOaH have cash reserve
of 1882
So dout dsly Sign up for PAYROLL SapiDgt Wbers yOs
vork by BOHAS regularly Wbere yoA bank Make Isvs
tbat yOE get 81 tbe5s b4Ppy Returns.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

Jackson. and NJ. c. MeMurry have
been called To the ministry.
Thought for the week: The
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

church Is the house Of worship
and should not be used for vani-
ty.#
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
Memorial Day Appetites
Rx REIIY BARCLAY


Paraders. both young and old.
nave Keen appetites on Memorial
pay. When they burst into their
homes they are eager to find their
places az the well.loaded table.
Here are a few suggestions to the
yae who prepares this big holi-
day meal:
Magic Picnic Cookies
IA cups Ci5-ounce ean) sweet
encd condensed milk
= cup peanut butter
any one Of these six ingredients:
: cups raisins
cups corn flakes
: cups shredded coconut
cups bran flakes
cup chopped nut meats
cups chopped dates
NIX sweetened condensed milk,
AN4t butter and any one Of the
ingredients listed above. Drop
teAsponufuls on creased
sheet Bake in moderate
ayea t355' F.l for IL minutes or
e-.I aeiicately Drowned. Remove
"a r2n at once. Cool before pack
27l pack with crumpled waved
'-.=- between layers.
Black Walnut Brittle
= e1p Karo Syrup, Red or Blue
Label
Z CUTS sugar
i cup water
: teaspoon salt
d ttt.esrOous butter or
margarine
Sap ti-uz. cam coarsely
broken black walnuts.
teaspoon vanilla
-. s.0.-al-e corn syrup. sugar, water.
- and butter in saucepan. Cook
$50. medium heat. stirring con-
until sugar il dissolved.
s. N nuts Continue cooking,
--.-E very frequently, 10 hard
-, stage C30Os F.) or until a
-. amount separates into threads
49,. are hard and brittle when
,,-= z@ IN very cold water. Stir IN
80 Four onto Suffered baking
I---- aEd cool Remove candy from
SNeet ard break into i-regu-
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

Iar-shaped pieces. Makes ~ pounds
candy.
Almond Brittlei Follow recipe for
mat walnut Brittle. Substitute
cup blanched almonds spin IN haii'
for the black walnuts.
Raspberry Rennet Dessert
Merlnaue
egg white
1 tablespoon sugar
q tablespoons currant Jelly
Rennet Dessert
z cups milk mot canned)
Il pkg. raspberry rennet powder
nsrinous, Beat egg white with
rotary heater until still, add sugar
gradually. Whip up currant jelay
wtth a fork and add to beaten egg
white Divide among dessert
glasses.
s.,,.. pesssrtt Worn milk slowly
,,,iI Iukeuarr,, stirring constantly.
Test a drop on the inside OF ~.
wrist frequently. When y 80
comfortably warn tllV ~
hot remove Al 0hSe AlN'-A -
sir n entire contents OF package
A. one time. Nix until powder :
dissolved - not orer oHs riHss.
po,,r At once. rAls stu liquid, over
ieIlv meringue. Do not disturb tor
sbcy. no minutes, while milk sets
Then chill in refrigerator unui seIN-
ing time.
Seamless Stockings Assume
carefree Good Grooming
Perfect recipe fer esrsfree good
~-.o,,f1v IRIS summer u = ward
- ~ seamless stockings oy
Hanez. Partners for party SONS
fssbIor, honors are the rev oare,
hara shoe styles and Hanes oarey
tssrss, sandaifoot seamless stockings
Dar,I-tos seamless styles are pfA
.F-sI FOR every day wear. Fer wear
T-ith closed pumps. here's q seam,
- styIs with . reinforced ne.
"a toe designed 50 that hey Eon
sbov above the shcs. Fer easlA
raar there's a fine microuesn sealil-
I.ss stvle featured which has p
cjsi IcckstItch that locks sheefe.
.-s wsars longer. Kneehighs 80
ss-7rf-a sheer styles eoupieoe
9T.-ss ssanIess stocking vArdroea
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, SIS,
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Luellen Virginia Hamlln, Plaintiff
VS.. No. l04575
Tommy ]. Hamlin. Defendant
The defendant. Tommy j. Hamlin.
is warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff. Luellen
Virginia Hamlln.
Dated. March 9th, 1856
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
Bv Airline Turner "
WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski. S.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Helen II. Ross. Plaintiff
vs.. No. lO4922
Thomas Ross, Defendant
The defendant. Thomas Ross, Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty DAYS ard answer
The complaint Of the plaintiff,
Helen II Ross.
Dated. MAY 2. 1856
Jackie L. Shropshire
Solicitor for Plaintiff
H r. Anderson
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery CLERK
n RI Del m
Df N''' s.li-is-25;e.l At
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
Husbands! Wives!
Get Pen, Vim; Feel Younger

T7,o.s.n1. af couples are weat, sefn,ehl. e.
sssss..l - because body Lacks iEan o. u
.se,.asss feeIine alter 20, Try osifea ~.
Tablets. CONTAIN non Iet Pen. ~ 't sest-
isses yitamins b and B. Costs luz. s..,.'ists
Acquainted sl4e only 50f. Al al u
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
Camden
.aos T0nuSnf
Ssllie stOyall

- - Ms B. J. Sutton o.
objo. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
assg, = Malvern. n. 5. Smith
1t n and Mrs. II. Cur
Wgaaka Oklahoma. several
g from shiloh Missionary
ha sss Bethel al Camden
5sl ....itoFs a Mt Zion May b.
aa - n. Sutton of the
f5Tess are the sons Of Rev.
,astar Of Shiloh The
-. - angelic Gospel singers
- community and the Gold
:, gsices Of Camden rendered a
I'm st shiloh recently
- and Raleigh Marshall, Mrs.
s.ais |. Blake. Mrs. Dolyene
81 81 and Mss Ola NJ Mar
N al Of Rockford. Ill. were
= - here On account of the Sc
:. illness Of their father Roy
"a. - who IS quite improved
- time John Andrew
..tsans left Saturday for De-
eait
=. GLADYS Cooper
Is Leroy Beavers, son OF Mrs.
80 Cooper IS home visiting
ives and friends. lie has COM
- four months and re-enlist
a. SIX years. and will return
Fsrt Lawton, Washington
=. nora Afford Is very Ill al
= .i,,,a Mrs. Mary Ann
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

does so pr fsr tAis alrersas Treasury Department a
isir patriotic Soaatioa the ASssrhsizs CoaaeI Gad
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-02
By Bette Scheele
Telephone ChardOn 6-1238

MUNSON - The M IN n
Grange met at Fowlers Mill
Church Wednesday, July 25. Re-
ports were given and final plans
made for the picnic. A correc-
ton is In order about Worthy
Master Arthur Gross m a MS
Grange Tour to Germany. He
Will leave August 20 and not
September 2. He will return a.
bout September 25.
About 10 attended the Grange
picnic, held Sunday, July 20 at
shamrock Acres. After a boun-
tlful picnic dinner, games were