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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

PIANOs-JORDAN's branch stores
All have q eomplete. selection Of
pianos , snd organs ,k iSr sale sIse. a9 70
front Of each store. 1892 Georgia
ave. Silver 6prins; $3.50 Lee
highWay, ATlinetoni 241b PTin-
cess Anne st.. FredeTicksbufg
Silver Spring and Ariingtonl stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

DUPONT, Scott cirs.-studio apt,
utils, l-man. pvt. entr.. $42 10.
Also SIS; 6;30-D;30 pm. 1899
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

0.HW,, colcFed, desires paFt-time
work References. Lu. 4-ei33,
RUPHEns EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has eolored women on hand wait
ing for work. By hr.. day. week
references investigated. HO.
2-9A.7.
cOLORED GIRL desires child care
or b days q week. plain cook
ing. AD. 4-Nt65.
GIRL. eoioreo. wants days work.
Good iaundrezs and cleaner ref
erenee. ST. 3-Sias
WOMAN, colOred. day work. Tues
Wed Thurs, Fgt, Exper.: refs.
cOLORED LADY desires g.h.w. and
child care days wk.. 1--we out;
refs Call A-4;30. II. o.0436,
EXTENT fall DEMONSTRATING apts,,
houses. oiiices, noors. windows,
walls, etc, Ref, ia 9-73It.
GIRL, eolored. desires work by day
Eves or nights, So. 3-fal0
cOLORED WOMAN, reliable. wants
regular day work Wednesdays and
Saturdays. AID, s-Qs06.
cOLORED LADY desires days work
OF full time; expeE. with refs. NO.
7-f1Ss.
GIRL, eolored, desires S.h.u. or
child care. AID 2-4sSS
COLORED WOMAN desires gh,v.
or child care. Refs. RI. 7-Tss5.
COLORED GIRL, neat. wants eve
ning or days work. Refs, LU,
4-la5S
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN de-
sircs part-time work for empl.
parents: baby sItting OF some
ironing AID l-346S
.cOLORED SETTLED WOMAN de-
slres NV. DAYS. Mon. thr0ugh
Friday. Refs. IL o-Io2s
C0LORRD WOMAN wants days
work iFoning; exper. II. 7-Q950.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

ArTR, Tv APIS. sl4 vk up: child
vel Sleep anc hskpg. rm.. - wk.
up. llOl l7th nv d.. 7-7sss
MT. PLEASANT-2 rms. kit and
bath COW transp, I or > girls
S95 one, SIS two. incl utils co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
ROOMS FURNIsHgD-M.W.
icoNIfNUeOi

DUPONT cir ARRA--Beaut furn.
bedrm. with pvt. bath. msio sery,
daily; also smaller rm. CAL
GOLDEN PARROT, DE. 2-7440.
1873 18th ST. N.W.-clean. quiet
single rm.. fust Fedec., in GOOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

P1ANOs--eee US for bargains In
used small grands; several real
values at xle5, S225 and s245.
rIANO MART, t0l5 7th st. n.E~
phone ST. 3.H300
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ALTURAS HOTEL
DUPONT CIRCLE
Emery Geofgian Hotel
THE MAURY

7O1 18th st. nW.-comf. twin rms
maid and elev. run water in each,
ample bath and showers SIG wk.
COLORED-Ie0O BLK. PARK RID.
For refined EMPLOYED adults;
cookfno An A. oflR0
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MAIDS
MUST HAVE HoTEL EXPERIENCE

No others need Apply. Apply ALLAN
setts ave. NV.
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MIScELLAMIovs IoR SALE MIscELLAHIoUs tOR SALE

SHELVING gTEEI>-We MFR, steel
shelving, bins, racks carts In our
Wash. plant; warehouse planning;
large etock; al sizes, I 70 10000;
Installation made HARCO EQUIP.
CORR. NO. 7-1e14
TIRE SALE. Pun caps. guar. rs
mos, 10-7 e0x1k 3, .50xl4. s7g5:
6.70Hl5. $685.. Add 81 for snow
tread. Rec ex. ALL-sERVIcE TIRE
c., 1924 Ga. ave. RIA, 6-DS5O
1901 Viers Mil I'd. wheaton
Nd 10. 5-444s. 1925 Annapolis
rd.. BiSdensburs. Nd. wa. 10000
TRAINS. Lionel: large assort; both
new and used. Priced right. tAlso
DO repalr.l JE. 2-1523.
nv RcA, '5s 2I in. swivel tbl mod. !.
b.i. ant, q weeks old Diplomat
leaving AD 4-4Il2. DE. 2-SO33.
TV-RCA t2-inch table model.
Good condition. &3s. TO. 9-651a.
Tvs. 1867 demonstrators 17T and
81" all makes. Oue-year RuaTan-
tee. SIS monthly. Free home dem
onstration. Cal Ii. 6-124s OF
co. 5-33b9 IOf4 n st. ne
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators.
sod cutters. roller, etc RENTAL
TOOL a. EQUIP. CO. JU. 5-5U4O.
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n. AVE. N.W.--Jewish Inn. bght.
s5g fsn a s nos PiasTe "a excl ssa4ssS trans
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81 A DAY UP per person, il0l 18TH
st NV; attrac sleep. nm. s. VIZ
up, vANNES HOTEL. Dl. 7-7SsS
CAIRO HOTEL. 1918 QUE ST. NV
Over 100 perm, guests now; stu
dents, prof people, Govt workers.
Meet people. Coffee shop, lounge
COW Sil wk. up no 2-2l04,
FREE RENT-Girl student or empl
woman In exch, stay niRht WIZ
". Girl la. 9-1252. RIA. 3-2O57
1874 MONROE-Lge front rm.,
s stqNdent 40. q l bach. N.Y. use C q sit and
6l3 NICHOLSON ST. NV. Young
lady, det home 3 windows, Phone
Good transp,, $40 mo RIA. 3-dT2O
CATHEDRAL AVE, OF Conn ,--Lge,
I'm. with running water and porch
Employed lady AID 1851.
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Bus. women
sinole, double rms: clean, beaut
turn.i mod, baths, NO 7-al20
ieai 18th ST.-MaSter twin-bed
rm., pvt. bath, shower $40 sgl,,
$40 Clean corner home. Parking
1898 NH. AVE, NV. At 18TH and
Q--Lovely sinele room with run
ning water.
i76N p 81. NV, Dupont Manor"
.-Front single room, So also
Ink rm., 80.
eDi7 eath ST. NV. mr. Conn. and
Cathedral-Semipvt bath, gentle
man HO. 2-a160
GEORGETOWN closet large
beamed-ceiling bedrm. viewing
garden; kitchen and house priyils.
best locale; $50 Ho e-56tO.
COAsFORTAHLE ROOM for refined
gentlemen. RA 3-4SS7
LIVE OPP, LOVELY ROCK CIR. PK.
--..O25 PARK RD Pretty cozy
white, mod. quiet as country
grill. reirga sal. So 500 dbl
So so Good habits, AD s-e7ia
GORDON HOTFI 10th ST
NW-Large twin bedrms,, run
ming water SCI, weekly SINGLE
swilehhrd. service : hlks. from
White House, conv, location TO all
shopping and Govt. bldgs
i7tO p ST. .N.W.-"The Churchill"
Clean. single rms run, water
maid service; 81 up NO. 7-0s6S
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EARN ANp GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. prunine. topins
trimming lots cleared. Nh
CLAYTON UN. 4-O903 any time
BIG SAVINGS on AZALEAS-2
wks emily ROTH'S, S2ll sliSo
crk. parkway. Tax. Pk,, also Rte
~. coleSville I'd. Ednor. Nd.
BULLDOzERS AND LEADERS for
excayating, grading and land
elearing. Call UN 4-S533. nights.
MA. $4,000
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cATTLE AMO LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURRlSRED-M.W.

I MULE, 5-yrs -old, broken TO ride
and lump; Will also work, $500
OIL. 2.AI1A
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6ECRETARY, private. COLLEGE
70 SIS. POTOMAC KdPL., 1854
Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. $4,000
900 POTOMAC EMPL. i04 {
Broad st.. Pals Church il.
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SECRETARY

For executive. in LARGE local or
hand and typing essential excel-
lent employe benefits. S-day. 40
hour week BEGINNING salary
~, 900 70 81, Zoo. Give age. edu-
cation and experience in your reply
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experienced. wanted
for executive oftces OF we'll
known publishing company, must
BE- neat and attractive, able to
take shorthand 81 . rapid pace.
and preferably bet. the axes Of
IS and IS: uleasant surroundings,
good salary and company bene-
Ats. See Mrs Melniek at KIN
CYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA. 1905
East-West highway. Beth, bet
1910 Am and $40 nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

PIANOS I.l + w! We i have fey I real
soles, such makes as Fischer
Estey. Knabe. steinway. Story q
Clark. Winter. 0ulbfansen. Wur-
I sEoT. sRe Bd IeSIn ,t osTS,oHis
o sS5nsr riblfiishesnalHH9 r39rriiinsnan nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

SUNDAY NJ
Chicken m Pimiento-NOodIes
large broiler chicken cut tablespoons chopped
up tor pieces OF your onions
choice 4-ounce lar
tablespoons butter whole pimientos
or margarine ] l2-ounce package broad
u teaspoon celery salt 1 Gun milk
quart water
Season chicken with salt Heat butter in large heavy
salt and onion Cover with quart of water and lower heat
Simmer until chicken is tender-about As minutes Remove
from broth the which chicken has been cooked
add chopped pimiento and milk bring to boil Add
noodles Immediately and cook until tendeF-10 to IL
utes Add more seasoning necessary Serve Immediately
placing chicken Of noodles large platter arnis
with extra pieces Of pmiento and parsley Any left
in the kettle be served separate dish to pour over
the chicken and noodles.
MONDAY
Shrimp Stuffed Eggplant
large eggplant q pounds) y teaspoon ground black
teaspoons salt pepper
cup butter or margarine / egg beaten
/ cup freshly grated soft cup diced cooked shrimp
bread crumbs / tablespoon butter or
tablespoon finely chopped margarine
l tablespoon chopped fresh Whole cooked shrimp
Wash eggplant and wipe dry Cut on thin lenethwise
slice and the inside leaving wall lz-inch thick
Sprinkle the inside with of the set aside
teaspoon OF the salt and set aside for 80 minutes and
cook slowly with " butter margarine until tender
about 10 minutes stirring frequently Stir in cup of the
crumbs the remaining teaspoon of SALT onion parsley black
pepper. and shrimp we'll Drain eggplant shell
and I'LL with the mixture Sprinkle remaining "a cup bread
crumbs the top and dot tablespoon butter or
margarine Set in pan containing "a inch hot and
bake IN preheated moderate (375 FL 40 minutes
until done If desired with whole shrimp Gar
nish with paprika and fresh parsley. Serves four.
TUESDAY
Veal Pattes With Tomato Sauce
cups leftover cooked veal tablespoon worcestershire
cups soft bread crumbs sauce
tablespoon minced onion "a cup milk
tablespoon finely chopped / teaspoon salt
green pepper u teaspoon pepper
! slightly beaten egg
Combine all ingredients mixing thoroughly Shape into
round patties inch thick Brown in butter. Remove
pattes from while preparing tomato sauce Leftover
ham, or beef may be substituted for the Serves six
Tomato Sauce
cup butter teaspoon salt
tablespoon finely chopped V teaspoon pepper
green pepper / cup milk
tablespoon minced onion / cup cooked tomatoes
u cup flour with Juice
Saute pepper and onion in butter in saucepan
heat blend in flour and seasonngs Add milk stirring
stanty and cook until smooth thickened Add
tomatoes and heat thoroughly. Serve Immediately with
pattes Makes two cups
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FRIDAY

FRIDAY
Creole Corn FOndue
cups day-od coarse y cup diced tomato or
bread crumbs tomato pulp
cups milk, scalded tablespoon MINCED onion
cups shredded cheese l teaspoon salt
az cups whole kernel "a teaspoon pepper
tablespoons chopped "a teaspoon papriNa
green pepper u teaspoon dry mustard
u cup finely chopped celery eggs, separated
Scad milk and add to crumbs: add remaining ngred-
entS except Add mixture slowly beaten egg yos
Beat whites until stiff fold into mixture. Pour into
buttered 2Quar baking dish individual buttered
Bake in moderate oven 325 degrees F. about one
hour until fondue and golden brown Serves eight
SATURDAY
Frosty Pink Potato Soup
can d0h ounces) frozen 1 fresh tomato peeled and
condensed cream Of Quartered
potato soup Salt
soup milk Black pepper
Combine soup and milk Heat low heat until soup
thawed stir occasionally Add tomato smooth
IN an electric bender mixer. Chill Season to
Serves three.
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.Mincemeut Suuce

To make mincemeat sauce to
serve over Ice cream and cakes.
Blend l cup moist mincemeat
with u cup dark corn strip, /
teaspoon pure vanilla extract
and l/l6 teaspoon pure orange
extract. Heat to boiling point.
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'No-cook' pie for busy days.
WEDNESDAY
Lemon Cheese Pie
cups milk package lemon instant
large package q ounces) pudding mix
cream cheese. we'll unbaked graham
softened cracker crust
Add " cup of the milk TO the well soened cream cheese
In mixing bowl Blend thoroughly. Add remaining " cups
milk and pudding mix Beat with beaten just until well
mixed, about minute. Pour into crust Chill until set
Serves eight.
THURSDAY
Summertime STUFFED AVOcadOs
I cup diced cooked chicken ! teaspoon instant minced
cup diced cucumber onion. or / tablespoon
u cup diced canned finely chopped raw
pineapple onion
"a cup mayonnaise large ayocados
! teaspoon lemon juice Salad greens
Salt
Combine chicken. cucumber and pineapple Blend
mayonnaise. lemon juice onion and salt to taste Mix
lightly with chicken mixture Cut each avocado thirds
and seed Remove skin II desired Place one-third
salad each serving plate and sprinkle with salt
Heap with chicken salad mixture. Serves six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

A teaspoon Of grated orange
rind and "a cup or more Of
moist chevy raisins mixed into
plain cooky batter is an easy
way to add flavor and extra nu-
triton. Use a packaged cooky
mix or your best recipe.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18
Legal Notice

In The Probate Court OF Pulaski
County. Arkansas
In The Mater OF The Estate OF
James William Cotton. deceased
No. 3228i.
Last known address Of decentent:
1895 Forrestville Chicago. Illinois
Date Of death: November IS. 1855.
An instrument dated October
% 1850. was on the IL day Of
December 1856. admitted 70 pro-
bate rs the last will of the a
bove named decedent, and the
undersigned has been appointed
executrix. A contest OF the pro-
bate Of the will can be effected
only by filing q. petition within
the time provided by law.
All persons having claims n
gainst the estate must exhibit
them. duly verified. to the under
signed within six months from
the date Of the first publication
Of this notice. or they shall be
forever barred and precludsd
from any benefit In the estate.
This notice first published %
day Of December 1856.
Byron Bogard
Attorney for Executrix
Interstate Life Bldg,
N. Little Rock. Arkansas.
Jewell Lacy
CExecutrix)
4835 Forrestville. Chicago. Ill.
(Mail Address,
12.20.l.a-ll-la a.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18

b. Harris went to Little Rock last
Saturday to participate In a pan
ell discussion. The Eastern Star
A Service, Mrs. Rosie Hat
chett. who has been visiting
friends In North Little Rock. re-
turned home Friday. The
Kensett Trotters defeated Gen.
trail basketball team Friday mite
by a score of $3.50. John y.
Baker is improving at Porter
Rodgers hospital Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. p. Davis. their mother and
sister OF Malvern. visited here
recently. =. Foster Baker made
a business trip to Little Rock
Saturday.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18

Livingston. and attended ST. Paul
AME church. Mrs. Johnnie
Gregory and Mrs sallie Green
of Augusta were also guests Oh
st. Paul AME church. Bud
williams visited his son. chauney.
who recently underwent surgery
in ST. Louis. -. Richard Green.
Mrs. Phoebe Green and Mra
Ollie Holmes were Newport
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. A. D.
Green. David Barnes was a
Searcy visitor on business. Z.
Fletcher Brown Of Chicago, vis-
tied here recently. :. MIRA Va
tor Livingston visited her daugh-
ter, Hilda Livingston In Chicago.
w. r. Hill Of st. Louis was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Homer
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18

were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs N. II. Waddy. and other rela-
tives and friends. :. Mrs. Eve
lyn Higgins entered the univer-
sity hospital Wednesday TO un-
dergo surgery In the very near
future. The PTA sponsored
q health program and rally which
was interesting and a success.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Waddy Spent Thurs
day In Little Rock on business.
and visited her children and Mrs.
Bessie Robinson. =. MIRA Verna
NJ. Shurn Of Pine Bluff returned
home Sunday after spending the
holidays with her parents, other
relatives and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Cowans and Mrs. Hazel
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18

Isnt Il strange sometimes how
our ideas shout food change'
Years ago. We used 10 think OF
fried chicken a. q Sunday dinner
or company treat - but now. it's
often our choice for everyday
meals.
One thing that hasn't changed.
though. u the way folks enjoy
seeing . big platter Of fried
chicken coming 10 the table.
Whether you're serving II a your
family or 10 company. there's
something about fried chicken
that just naturally makes the
meal seem extra good. At our
house. we like the chicken tender
and juicy on the inside with a
good. crisp goiden-brown coating
and with plenty of rice chicken
gravy and mashed potatoes to 60
with t.
And I've found that fried chick
en- always turns out just the way
We like II when ] use my Pet
MILK recipe.
There's nothing fancy or COM
plicated about It but the Pet
Milk actually does make the
chicken tenderer inside and rich
er eolden-brown outside-makes
wopderful gravy. too.
II you'd like to give your fami-
u the best chicken dinner ever.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18
Dewitt
Mary Z. Pitts

Mary Z. Pitts
Henry L. Brinson was found
dead December IS. and funeraliz-
ed Sunday. The origin of his
death was unknown. A-c r.
L. Seruggs spent Christmas holi-
days with his parents. While here
n party was given in his honor.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Ross of Milwaukee. Har-
len London. orangeburg. S. C..
Miss Rose Mary London. Phi
lander Smith college: Charles
Smith. Chicago; Texter. Dexter
and John jr. Jennings. Alymyra;
Grant Butler. Mack John. J. T.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18

Thomas, Miss Vertie Nesbitt and
Viola Bradford Recorded music
was furnished and all kinds Of
eats were served. Mr.. and Mira
Sammie Love Of Chicago visit
ed In the city. While here. they
were guests of Mrs. Agnes VIII
liams Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Battle of Memphis. spent a few
days with hin father. Floyd Bat
tie. sr. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Seruggs were the dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Cham
bers. New Years Day Mr..
and Mrs. verlee Moore. Dallas,
Texas. spent Christmas with her
mother. Mrs. Lucy Clayton. &.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18

Lacy and Hrs. calie Lacy re-
turned with him Mary Nc
knight visited her parents. hes.
and Mrs. Mathis Mcknight. Her
mother returned with her TO
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Dolby attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Dobby's aunt -. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Richard are proud
parents Of a baby boy. David
and Daniel Barnes and hrs
Maggie Coleman were Lee county
visitors. Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
Hooks. Sherman Walker were
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18
Legal Notice.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski. IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Jessie Woodfin. Plaintiff
VS.. No. l06634
Harry Woodfin. Defendant
The Defendant Harry Woodfin, Is
warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
Jessie Woodfin
Dated: January 2. 1857
Fred A. Newth. jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Robert Brown
Attorney ad Litem.
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher ID. c.
l:ll-ls-27;2:l
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Strivers spent
Christmas In Tulsa. Okla. with
their daughter. Miss Laruth Till
man. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Seruggs. Mrs. Lena Sales and
Mrs Susie Geans were dinner
guests Of Mrs. Myrtle B. Seruegs
in Ethel Sunday. MIRA Estella
Taylor of Lake View spent the
holidays with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. VIII o'Neal. Z. c.
Stevens. Is on the sick list. i.
The Dewitt Key Bobcats won
over 81. Charles boys Ste; girls
27-i. Dads mite will be OBJ
served January Is.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18

Just try my reeipei
OLD-FAsHIONED CHICKEN
DINNER
ala Ib. frying chicken. cut In
TO pieces
ii-2 Cups Pet Evaporsted
Milk
Ia cup -four
Ala teaspoons salt
i-e teaspoon pepper
Tablespoons flour
few grains pepper
cup water
Dip each piece Of chicken into
milk. then roll pieces In n mix
ture of IL cup flour. liza
teaspoons salt and la teaspoon
pepper. Save milk that IL left to
make gravy. There should be I
cup. II not. add milk 10 make I
cup. Brown chicken slowly In Ia
inch hot fat In skillet about 80
minutes. or until drumstick Is
tender when pierced with a fork.
Remove chicken: keep hot Drain
off all fat then put . tablespoons
fat back into skillet, Mix In ?
tablespoons flour. 81 teaspoon
aslt and few grains pepper. Stir In
water. Boil and stir ? minutes.
Stir In milk and heat until steam
Ing hot but do not boil. Serve
the hot gravy with the fried
chicken. Makes 4 servings.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18

Missionary Baptist church attend
ed the anniversary Of ehoirs SUM-
day at Ash Grove Baptist church.
Cotton Plant Mr.. and Mrs.
N. II. waddy. IT,. Of Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18
Gregory

James Rodgers
Rev. and Mrs. Ulma Tyler OF
Little Rock were recent dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel
Lockhart. Mrs Z. 7. Miller
OF McCrory and daughter. Mrs.
Ruth Harrison Of Milwaukee.
Wis. were guests of Mrs. Vator
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18
COLD SUFFERERS

Get SrANeAck. tsbisss or powders.
Cor relief ef COLD oiscoMFoRrs.
The srAN BACK prescription type
formula 10 . eewbinstioo of pam re-.
bsvins insrsd,snts that serk together
for FASTER RELIEF ef NEApAcNE.
NEURALGIA and ACHING MUSCLES
due 10 eoids. SrANeAck also re-.
DUCKS rGvGR. sNAP. SACK with
srAkeAck.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18

RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS Mrs Dorothy Alio. chairman Oh
the corps of the sommere N j. stops to chat WIN
refugee family she prepares to unload supplies from
chapter station wagon the Amy reception Center Mrs.
Alice Aio. volunteer for six years gives free day
week the Red Cross She widow and lives with her
two sons In Somervilo lamp Foto)
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18
Legal Notice:
WANING oRDEE

WARNhNo OROEk
State OF Arkansas,
County OF Pulaski. rs.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Barbara Jean Smith, Plaintiff
VS. No. 106409
Wayne M. Smith. Defendant
The Defendant Wayne M. Smith.
Is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff
Barbara Jean Smith.
Dated: December 77th 1855
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney I'D Litem
airline Turner Chancery Clerk
BY Relen Edwards ID. c.
l:4-ll-ls-75 a
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-18
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gloomily silent. but Lopez was
almost affable.
I'VE have no one but our
selves to blame" he said. They
(the YankS) beat us too many
times and won 1t. We had our
chance but we lost several real
tough ones to New York. They
deserved the pennant."
There was no alibi from the
man who never has finished
Below second place in his 10
year managerial career. yet has
won only two pennants.
I'VE played as we'll as they
did against the rest of the
league, / thought" Lopez said.
But we didn't take the
Yankees when we met head-on.
We beat them six games to five
in New York but they knocked
us out with nine out of the IL
we played at home"
Had the club done all he had
expected?
Eyes. have no criticism.
They never quit. They came
back several times and made
another run at the Yankees in
the second half Of the season.
We have no alibis."