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Green Bay
ROUTE

Rev G G Loonpv filled his reo,l-
Ter anno'ntment At Bethel Christian
church Snndav morning.
Miss Betty Lou Lewis. of Lynch
e'Tg COLLEGE. visited her parents.
Mr. and MS. Luther Lewis. over
the week end.
Earl v Atkins was a delegate to
the first state convention OF the
Defenders Of State Sovereignty and
individual Liberties in Richmond
March p and %,
MS. 0. McGinnis returned home
recently after having spent several
months with her children in Wash
ington. D. c.
Mrs. C. NJ. ODen. Mrs. F.. l..
Blankenship and Mrs. c A Austin
attended the Home Demonstration
clubs district meeting at Amelia
last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. .. Henderson.
# Portsmouth. were recent guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Robert
son and Mr. and Mrs G 7 Robert
son.
Mr. and Mrs F.. j Conner and
J W Pulley and Billy S. Smith
wont to Warrenton. N. c. recently
Myron Blankenship, of VPI. was
home for several days.
Nj and MS Louie Ove~ton, and
daeuhter Of Victoria. visited her
sister Mrs 6 T Robertson. and
Nh Robertson over the week end
Rev. and Mrs. Charles walton.
Of Keysville and Mr.. and Ms. F. j.
Conner. Of Mehe'rin. were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. J W Pulley last week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Jackson and
MISS Ola Mae Keiney Of Goldsboro,
Y c., and Mr., and Mrs. Wayne
Wilson, Of oxford, N c., were week
end guests Of MIS-. o McGinnis and
Mt and Mrs, Harry McGinnis.
Cadet jerry Layne, Of VPI. spent
several days recently with his par
ants Nh and Mrs. w. G. Layne.
Mr. and Mrs, S. w Reams, Of
Richmond, visited relatives in the
community
Mrs. J w Pulley is much i'm
proved after having been in for the
past several weeks.
Mrs Edward Faris. Of Richmond,
Is spending some time with her
pa ents. Nh. and Mrs. + L. Blank
enship,
Mr. and MS. Albert Bolton and
family Of brakes Branch, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Bolton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Monk. and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-16
ScOttsyille

A double feature program at the
Scottsville Lions club meeting We'd
nesday night held the attention Of
Lions without the usual squirmlng
Robert Flood spoke on the forth
coming tuberculosis mobile x-ray
unit that will be sponsored in the
Scottsville magisterial district by
the Lions.
Dr., George B Minor of the Uni
Versity of Virginia Hospital, showed
cancer film, entitled Warning
Shadow
A nominating committee was ap-
pointed to report at the next meet
ing. Those appointed were L. G.
Dorrier, W. r. Pitts and r. f.
Moon, Jr Donald Carroll is chair
man Of the program committee and
W. A Dawson, Jr., is chairman Of
the serving committee for the next
meeting. April "a
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Mrs. j A. Lawrence and Mrs
Ar1deene Bollinger visited MIS-.
Rufus McCraw one day last week
She had returned home from the
hospital
Nj S. W. H Nolan, formerly Chula
postmaster. is visiting her sons,
Earl and william Nolan, in Biloxi,
Miss
Dennys Visit Parents
MIR and Mrs. Mallory Denny and
children Of Colonial Heights, spent
the week end with his parents.
Mrs. Edwin Denny is in the hos
pital in Petersburg with virus pneu-
monia.
MIS- Florence Doyle and Miss
Mary Lee Warmer were supper
guests of the P W Barnards Sun
day
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son, and MISS Shirley Robertson, Of
Richmond, were week end guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. w A.
Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce, Of Rich
mond, spent last week end with her
mother, MS. Clyde Newell
Mr. and Ms. Odelle Robertson.
and family Of Victoria visited Mr..
and MS G. T. Robe tsoa last week
Mn and MIS-. j w Pulley and
MIS-. B M. Green visited MS. Ed
win Ruegg at Southside Community
hospital Sunday
Mr. and MIS- Douglas Meg innis.
nd family of Wise. N. c.. spent
several days recently with hi
mother, Mrs 0 McGinn's.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Layne, Rich
ard Layne, and family. Of Rich
mond were recent guests Of their
7arents, Mr. and NJ s. L r Lavne.
MRS Grace Lal, Of .sburg.
visited her parents. MI. AHA Mrs.
A NJ Bolton
MI and Ms. Bernard Fa'is and
son. of Richmond. were week end
71ests Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
D 4. Gauding.
Mn and Ms Charles Simon. o.
Mehe~rin, visited theu daughter and
son-in-lay MI and Mrs Bobby Att
kins, last week
Mr. and MIS- Robert Robertson
and family, visited His parents. Nlr
and MIS-. G G. Robertson
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Mrs. w. ]. Farrar
Rites Held Friday

A graveside funeral services for
Mrs Betty Daniel Farrar, rs, who
died Wednesday. April 10. at her
lome near Keysville. were held
Friday afternoon at Mt Neoo
Baptist Church cemetery Prince
edward county,
She is survived by her husband,
" j. Farrar:: three daughters,
Irs. w. H. johnson. Of Keysville.
Mrs. Hazel Schultz. of Atlanta.
Ja.. and Mrs. Esther Birch. Of
raveres. Fla; two sons. Floyd G.
7arrar. of Baltimore, and the Rev,
v. E. Farrar. of Newport News:
4 sister Mrs, j. D. Rogers, OF
-<eysville; a brother, S, E. Daniel,
If Crewe;; II grandchildren. and
IS great-grandchildren.
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Veal

! Veal
! II you have VeaIerS TO sell, the
sooner you can do 1t, the better.
because the general price trend is
downward. and that usually con-
tinues into June
If you have a chance, you might
watch the market for any little hest
tation or upward fluctuation, but
for this week it looks like we may
have just passed such a time.
Virginia auct ions last week
brought S23 SO to 500 for choice and
prime grades
Stocker Cattle
Demand was strong in the state
graded stocker cattle sales in Viz
ginia this week.
Sale results were
Lynchburg. 81 ers. S23-$25 so;
heifers, good and medium $17-Si8;
choice and fancy, $3.50 to $40
Richmond sale this week will be
Wednesday at | pm.
Winter Wheat
Newest figures released on eX-
pected winter wheat production adds
a bit more optimism to the outlook
for this years crop
U. s. production. based on smaller
acreage promises to be nine per
cent below last year; % per cent
below the ten year average. at $50
million bushels.
Virginia S preliminary forecast is
down ten per cent from last year.
at an estimated 6.480,000 bushels.
the smallest crop since 1913
Report of on-farm stocks-a par
tial picture of the stock situation
shows % per cent less than last
year, 26 per cent below average,
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Sunny Side

Dinner guests Sunday Of Mr. and
Mrs. M A French we're Mr. and
VI S R H Blanton, Mrs. Deanc
Howard and daughter, Marth a
Steele of Utica N Y. Mrs. James
HargroVes, Vaughan and jim of
Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. W v
French and family.
Mrs Howard, Mrs. W Y French
and Becky Lou attended the James
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Chulo Items
Young People
Clean Cemetery

Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Beasley. OF
Richmond, spent the week end with
his parents
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Felts visited
her sister, Ms Mae Tinser, of Mid
lothian, Sunday
Word has been received Of the
birth Of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
John Mclaughlin, Of Pennsylvania
She was formerly Miss Anita Ruder-
shausen
Mrs Julia Robertson and Mr. and
MIS-. George Robertson attended
the wedding of NJ S Julia Robert
sons granddaughter, Janet Glenn
ents, in Richmond Saturday
M0ores Cemetery Cleaned
A eroun of Moores MYF youna
neople cleaned the cemetery at
Mnores Saturday
Guests of the A NJ. Dodsons Sun
day we~e the J N Russells. Of
Richmond. Aubrev Dodson of Rinp-
gold, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. bod
son. and g anddaughter Pauline, of
MattoaX.
Ms Emma West returned home
after spending several
weeks in the hcsDital
Mr. and Mrs. F. Jennings daugh-
ter, and fanly. Of Brookneal, spent
Sunday with them.
Mrs. Hudgins Fas Guests
Mrs Thomas Beasley and Ms
Mmcie Dodson visited Mrs B NJ.
HUdgins F -iday.
I W VAUGHN has been spending
some time with his daughters Mrs.
Eliza beth Kew and Mrs. Mary
Bland, in Richmond.
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town Festival on Wednesday They
epOrt a most interesting and edu-
cational trip
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Crute visited
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Anard at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Allard.
Jr., on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Allard
are spending some time with their
son. Jimmy, and his family.
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cents was shaved off the Easter
price within four weeks.
This years already lower price
leyel-running about ten cents lower
than last year-is one reason.
The pre-Easter rise amounted to
about two cents higher on Grade A
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Eqge

BY the end Of tbs week wen
probably be seeing the end Of the
welcome Pre- Easter Improvement
in egg psices If this is any en-
enlargement the drop won't be as
harsh as it was last year when five
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Weekly
FARM PRICE
OUTLOOK

This is the prospects Virginia farm prices looked
OF Agriculture Friday. The De-
partment to warning that
predic price nd be
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-16

with less than half under govern
ment loan compared to two-thirds
last year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-16

LargeS, and the strong demand for
white eggs proved that me season
was the big factor. Richmond price
was "a cents a dozen: Harrison
burg. 1896 cents. Roanoke 1892
cents on Grade A Larges Mediums
were unchanged.
| Peak Of production usually comes
| in March and April. so maybe some
relief will come along in the not too
distant future
Broilers
We say cautiously that there may
( be some encourageme in the price
outlook for the next three to SIX
weeks, basing 1t on what happened
lost year and what is happening
this year in production.
Extended placements are moving
upward steadily. but the margin be-
tween this year and last years pro-
erably Right now we're up IS per
cent above last year, but that figure
will drop week by week until by
the first of June. the production
level should be just about even with
last year.
Since wee heading into the big
gest consumption period of the year.
that could mean at least some help
in sight.
Last year, when the supply line
shot up without faltering. good de-
mand held the price fairly steady
through this period. so actually this
years outlook holds a little more
promise.
Virginia prices as well as North
Carolina and Georgia were all about
1919 cents last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
By sHELAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD. CiANA).--John Barrymore,
jr.-now titled John Drew Barrymore-has
decided to be director Of teleflms. He megged
one for Albert Mccleery's Matinee Theater
couple Of weeks ago. Mccleery is paging him for
more.
Unless kim Novak settles her fight with
Columbia in time-lawyers are now ironing out
the details Of q new contract-she won't be
available for the October Is Frank Sinatra
spectacular, in which they were going to spool
their pal Joey" picture. All her television APP
pearanees have to be okayed by her studio
Van Johnson received whopping $4,000 for
one teleflm. THE Pied Piper" It's longie, and
producer Hal Stanley will show the footage in
regular theaters in Europe.
You'll hear Debbie Reynolds sing her
'Tammy" hit with husband Eddie Fisher on his
October / Tv show. Debbie's record has gone
beyond the million mark. and she doesn't let
Eddie forget that he turned it down when asked
by RcA to record the tune. George Cobel
signed Barbara Bostock for his first show Of the
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Hollywood Report
Paging Mr. Barrymore

new season Tuesday ehe played the comedy lead
In 'Paiama Game" which proved lucky for Caro-
Haney and her unesfstudy. Shirley FaeLair
Gobsls Opening snoV includes Eddie ri her. Fre
MaeAlurray, Vaughan Monroe. Zen Donnell, fran
Allison, Shirley Harmer--a new singer from
Canada-the Johnnie Mann singers and John
Scott Trotter and his orchestra.
Jane Powell win guest with Dinah Shore on
Dinah's Christmas show. Before that, jamie
stars in Standard OILS Tv spectacular from New
York October Is. The petite singer Is now Aiming
for her TV series In which she alternates with
David Nlven, Charles Boyer, Jack Lemmon and
Robert Ryan /. . For his first show Of the fail
season, Dean Martin Is after Monty Gift and
Marion Brando-his co-stars In Young Ldonss-
to guest with him. I. . i. Maxwell Reeds contract
for the Captain David Grief Tv series has been
renewed Not only does Max now get more
money, but also before-t billing. .
Andy Devine. who got rave notices from even
the toughest New York critics for his captain
Andy role in "show Boat" at Jones Beach, re-
turns here next week for more Wild Bin Hickok
films with Guy Madison.
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TeIeVue

This Is your chance to sound o6-ond
'TV Critic Bernie Harrison tUin do his best
to aDslrer questions Please keep letters
brief. Pen names rfH be used II desired
Do what you can to stop that propaganda
that TV entertainment is freeI Our set cost
US $2e9. -. 1t Is q top brand set but when it
was five months old and seven months old we
had to have expensive service on It, When It
was one year old, we had to have new tubes and
booster on the picture tube-another SIS.
Now we never know when the big tube win
blow-when it does, another $54.
Mr.. Harrison. If We have toll TV, win the
set be free? WIN the antenna and installation
be free?
Would orphanages, rest homes, old folks
homes, missions, children centers, etc., have to
have toll boxes, too? II TV is free then wish
someone would tell that to the servicemen when
he comes.
Mrs. J. O. Public
your point. good one. has been made here
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Mailbag

and elsewhere before but II could bear
repetition.
As to vour question. the set DtH not be
free, Of course.
Wired toll ~ T. currently being tested n
BaTtlesUille. Okla Whether It succeeds or not
depends on the willingness Of J. Q. Public to
pay fee for the shoiOs
We have 50 few local shows that are WORTH
while that when We do get something good, let's
night to keep It on and going strong.
Wouldn't nice big plug in your column
help NBC decide to put Sam and Friends back
IN the early evening time slot? II that current
time slot is not available. certainly another can
be found. Sam, Yorick ana Kermit are Z lot
more entertaining than Death Valley Days and
Last of the Mohicans.
&c.
This Is one case where I'm certain that WRC
regretted cancellation Of the shop. The problem
Is complicated. hopever, By the fact that sIottEnp
q 10 or IS minute shosD Is extTemeIv di6lcnlt.
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Mrs. J. O. Public
Your point good one. has been made here
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ney to Hope Friday to play the
Bulldogs of Hot Springs by a
Yergef eleven
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With The Clubs

The Phyllis Wheaey Ch-=ity club VIII hoia us anua
Christmas party December II at the 4WCA va Ganes street
at D. m Don't forget your Secret Pa Gifts VIII be eX
charged and prizes will be awarded Mrs " F. McMuIfdy
president. .,
The Phoebe James Federated club invites you to attend
our fredericksburg Tea Sunday November a. from Ct p
m at Dunbar Community Center featuring the magnificent
Mcneil student at the school Tor the zeal
blind Proceeds from this event will toward the pur
chase furniture for the club of the YMCA SO come
enjoy the wonderful singing personality as well as au
worthy cause c. Bowes, president Mrs R. S Lamock
secretary.
Mrs Alfredo hostess to the CaVaette club a1te
busy business discussion delicious repas served and
three games of whist played Members winning were
Mrs Geneva Long Mrs Willie Mae Fisher and Mrs Vrgle
Kohman Guests Mrs. Virginia Hill and Mrs Dorhlne
meeting will be held Sunday Dec lst at And 81
club Mrs Vrgie Kohman hostess Mrs Geneva Leary re-
porter.
Members of the Don Juanette club held its regular bus
ness meeting the home of Mrs Bobbye Jackson with Mrs
Dorothy Ray as hostess The club wishes to remind the public
of the Harvest Fashion show which will be presented Friday
nte November % Shorter college Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs Preston Toombs the arrival of baby girl No
vember IA.
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spring flowers and rasehash cuttings In all communities
Mrs w NJ Pandexter education director nf TB Pulaski
county, showed health film The will sponsor tea
Sunday December B. hours Al the residence Mrs.
h l. { Phillips 9fl Hazel street. The meeting viii
be held December 10 at First Baptist church. 9th and Pine
Mrs Phillips president MIS- A. NJ Sans secretary, Mrs.
Mildred Dotson assistant secretary Mrs Ella Hines reporter
Mrs Maynebon Butler Of 903 East street and Isaac
Wright Of DeSoo. Missouri married Sunday after
at Pilgrim Progress Baptist church Rev. James Miller
pastor. performed the ceremony.
Annual Womens Day will be observed Sunday at II
at the Greater Shiloh Baptist church. Bird and Hazel
street Principal speaker will be Mrs Mabe Kennedy
Mistress Of ceremonies, Mrs L. NJ Robinson Earline
Gordon, chairman. Rev. M. l.. Brantley pastor
The PfA carnival held at Hillside school on Friday No
Vember Is, huge special thanks to parents
who served chairman of the various committees and tt
all others who helped The Dads club will sponsor women
less wedding during the month of December
The second and third grade classes in charge of
the November assembly program at Hillside school o3C
Wednesday morning Several interesting activities
planned among them Is sdt entitled sBobbys Thansgiv
ing Other numbers are musical prayer and group singing
of the Harvest song These classes sponsored by
Dorothy ]. Fair l. L. Benton, principal.
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AROUND No. LITTLE ROCK

There will be a Harvest Tea" Sunday November "A at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Thompson 923 East 9Th
street sponsored by the First Baptist church. 9th Pine
streets. Hours At p m
The First Baptist club will the home of Mrs
Ollie Cratcher 1922 East 9th Monday mite 730
p Mrs Fannie DAVIS president Rev V NJ Banks pastor
The 2f4th session of the Hshers union held Sun
day At M Pleasant Baptist church Rev O C Jones' pastor
G. II. Brown, president Mrs B. Handy, reporter
The Womens Unity council at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Phillips with the president charge Of the
ing Several committees appointed The group decided
that November l8 would be the day apart planting
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Masons. Out of state visitors in
eladed California. Kansas City.
Washington, d. {. New York.
and Memphis. The meeting was
held at The Wisdom Church Of
God IN Christ. Booster Green
was guest of the Baptist Hotel
and Bath House, where he took
a course of baths. Attendants
We're Johnel Tweedle, Harry L.
Brown, Curtis Harris and Alroy
Pickett.
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bollalxIa 1a
Ind There.

Music department of Liberty Hill Baptist church.
Ag street. will observe annual family mite Sunday at
Nhtu hymns, spirituals and gospel numbers will be
10y family groups A very useful door prize will be
70 the lucky family. Rev. w. H. Marley, pastor
will be Harvest Tea at the residence of Mr. and
v Sutton, 2407 Ringo street, November "a, sponsor
partners Club of Allison Presbyterian church Hours
Em.
hculty members and student body of the Boys In
eNoo, Wrightsvile invite you to their annual Har-
November "a at the school between the hours Of
Junior high school PTA will meet, Monday, Nov,
4 NJ, in room Dos. We are asking all of our patrons
TO attend. This marks the close of our membership
II out and help your chids homeroom to win. If
nave any children, plan to come and help your
4 -SSh. We Welcome any Of our patrons and friends
r. Mrs Lucille Denton, president; E. L. Hawkins,
|. ow and be prepared to meet the great demand for
oifce secretaries. Register and be ready when
UNITY knocks. Call or write for further information:
Mrs. M. E. Johnson,
johnson Business School
$50 West 14th Street .s.
FIR. 2-4143
puS OF Bush School will be presented in a Million
~ Ng Sunday afternoon at p. m. in the cafeteria
: = Come and witness this eventful program.
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WARNING ORDER

State OF Arkansas
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Dewel F. Brewer. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 108765
Dollie Brewer, Defendant
The Defendant, Dollie Brewer is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff
Dewel F. Brewer
Dated. November 18th, 1857
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn F. WaIther
Attorney ad Litem.
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline Turner
-22-29;l2:6 1t
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Mary c. Buford, Plaintiff
VS. No. 108860
Henry Buford Defendant
The Defendant, Henry Buford, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
Mary c. Buford
Dated: November /, 1857
J. r. Booker
Solicitor Tor Plaintiff
H. B. Anderson
Attorney ad LIten
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerl
BY Jamye Dreher d. c.
ll:8-15-22-29 4
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EII)orado.

Friday Nov. Is was visiting day
at Watson Elementary school
Many patrons were present.
Revival started At the First hap.
list church Sunday. Rev l.. S.
Hamblin Of Memphis Tenn. is
guest minister Conference
closed at Lees Chapel AME sun
day with Bishop O l.. sherman
presiding Tho Washington hi
Hornets defeated the Langston hi
score Of IA to 0. They will jour
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:
IN THE PULASKI COUNTY
PROBATE COURT
In The Matter OF The
Adoption Of William Earl Sanders
No. 33327
W A R N G OR Err
A. D. Sanders. the NATURAL IA
Their of the child sought to be
adopted, is hereby warned to
appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the petition Of
Jack Marshall, and upon his fail
ure SO to do, said petition will
be taken as confessed.
Witness my hand as clerk Of
the Probate Court of Pulaski
County, Arkansas, and the seal
of said court. this 10 day Of
November, 1857.
day of Nov. 1857
This notice first published 22nd
Seal r. S. Bob Peters
Probate Clerk
By w. Krallman p. G
Probate Clerk
2-29,12:6-I3 1t
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AROUND PINE BLUFF
Mrs. Lena B..Jones
JE4-2227
Page Five

Edgar Harris, of James City, N C., is the house guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Walter Harris and family of
713 N. Plum Street
Walter + Woods, SD, USN spent the last weeks
leave from his station in San Diego California visiting his
wife, Mrs H. T. Woods and daughter Marcia III So Locust
ST. of this city and his Wes parents, Mrs Charlie
johnson, SIS So Maple St. Little Rock
Mrs Matte Pierce, of Monroe, La. Wilbert James, of
Marion La Mrs Mary Townsend, of Hensee James Burre
of Ell Dorado and Mrs Ollie V, Hail. Camden were week
end guests of Mrs Rosie Summer, of 902 N Hickory street.
and at the bedside of Mrs Marah Frost who is confined
bed at the home of her daughter.
Henry and Jerlean HILL here visiting their parents
Rev. and Mrs Sam Thompson 18th and Junipher.
Cora Davis of Talulah La. is here visiting.
WEST END NEWS: Please in all before Saturday
of each week, call Mrs Cora Smith JE 4-409 Thank
Won
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Circle No, l and of the OAK
Grove Baptist church, sponsored
a supper November 16 in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas San
GERS. A very delicious menu was
.tzrVed by the ladies. The cir
Gle will present a baby contest
and wedding of Roses Sunday
November a. The proceed. Hill
go to the building fund :
church. Mr.. and Mrs. ! = r,
Mrs. P. Butler. Mrs A Derrieka.
and Mrs B Allen motored to
Louisiana to attend the funeral
Of relative, Mrs Waymon
Moore.