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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23
with The Clubs

Mrs. Majorie Wastns hostess of the meeting Of
the Sasnara club After the business delicious
repast enjoyed by ALL The Sext meeting win Be with
Mrs Geraldine Burs Mrs wasne. president; Mrs Land
sum, reporter
The Southsde Ladies club met At To- home Of Mrs.
Dawns last week After business session with the pres
dent presiding refreshments served games
played The winners Mrs. c. Hayes Mrs Lena Ander-
son and Mrs. Young Our next meeting win be 1t the home
Of Mrs Myrtle Mcdonald IT'S Cross Street with Mrs Honey
as Hostess Mrs. E. Young PRESIDENT Mrs Fannie Curry.
reporter.
The cavalee club met with Mrs. Loretta Moore hos.
THE HAPPY DAY NURSERY AND KINDERGARTEN
SCHOOL,, 29h and Cumberland strssts H aetlvi
ties August a. Five days weekly Of balanced mea and other
regular training habits from 7:3o a special
V for ages to years For further information call Mrs.
H. E. Williams, supervisor, MO. s7ss7 Of Fl. 2a2o1
o:fe-23-30; g.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23

OF 1As xAts NJ n. n. Lsws
fasssd Asguss istA. 1851.
SMACKOvER
One Year has paused my Love
one
Since you were called 70 rest.
I loved you. Dear but Jesus
Did what He knew was bea
Shall ! doubt my Fathers mercy.
Shall I think Of death ~ doomf
Or the stepping over the thrcsh-
hold.
To q bigger. brighter roomf
Shall blame my Fathers wis
domf ta~ alma,
Shall ] sit enswathed In gloom.
When I know my Love Is hap
Ply,
Waiting In the other roomf
Sadly Missed
BY Mrs. Ludie A. Lewis. wife,
Smackover Annette Lewis. Los
Angeles. Calf. brother; Mrs
wilhelmenia Brown. New Orleans.
La. sister: Mrs. Lizzie A. Bias.
Denver. Colo. sister, Mrs. Ruth
Castor Mueller. neice. Los Ange-
les. Calf; Herman Castor. nsps
hew. jackson. Miss
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23

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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23

MIA J. a. Tsyler
Mis- Murfie L. Ester has return
ed home after spending the sum-
mer with her sisters. Mrs. Lloyd
Robins. and Mrs. Nathan George
In Kansas City. Butch return
Cd 10 his home with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mn. Lonie
Ester after spending the summer
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan George. Mrl ousste
simmons of Chicago y the guest
Of her sisters. MA John Well
and MrA Willis Halbrook. Mr..
and Mr.. Sim sturd q D1sckwell
spent Sunday with his fhthsr.
win stard. Mn. Psuissn Fog
~ Of Cleveland. Ohio b VEGA
tioning with her sister. Mn. ID
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23

In memory Of Mrs Edna Killer.
who passed August IT. 1877.
We who loved you sadly miss
you
As II dawns another year
In our lonely hours Of thinking
Thoughts Of you are always near;
Some may think we have for
gotten.
When by chance they zee Us
mile.
But little do they know Of the
sorrow.
Our hearts hold all the while.
Sadly missed BY;
Mra Beatrice Martin. mother;
Earl Killer. son: Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Bertrand. uncle and aunt:
Mrs. Lorene Hampton, sister
and Mrs. Willie Morris mother
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23
ID Baptist Pastor
Attends Congress

Rev. A. W. Poindexter. pastor
Of the Second Baptist churun.
800 fstum street In Barr n
eldon. along with several Of ,as
children Of TIE church. attended
ne BTU. Sunday School and
Usher board eoasress In Jeffer-
son Springs last week. Mrs. Doris
Worthy Smith attended also and
took the sudy course.
Many plans are initiated In our
churches TO make our community
. better place. Mrs. Poindexter,
recent bride Of our pastor, has
joined with Us ard d organiz-
Ing the younf people In the
church into . boosters club. An
other feature Of cur church &C.
tivities. u the organization Of
the cub scouts by Mrs. Ledbetter.
This organization Is opened 10 all
falling In TO the age category.
Sunday school Is another fea-
ture Of our church that 10 enjoy
ed BY The adults a. well as the
children. There were seventeen
boys present In Elmer Wilson's
class. This class won both ban
ners Sunday.
T4.-~ xstII - /. ...s-.s. -
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phons u vour Ns~s -

Mrs George A. Hlard of 1910 West 10th street return
ed city after enjoyable and extended visit with
her daughter and son-inlaw. Rev Mr Charles Shaw
in Independence No. grand daughter and her nus
band Mr. and Mrs Robert Chambers In City Mrs
billiard the recipient Of courteses while there
brings greetings from her POSSESSES she members Of
Bullock Temple chE church and ALEC the mother Of Anita
H. Williams.
Mrs Marie Cooley from New York City is here Waiting
her aunts. Mrs. E P. crenshaw Mrs. c. p. Powell
Mrs. Florence crenshaw Is visiting. In 81. Louis for
weeks
wish to thank all my friends Cayalette club etc
for cards. flowers and gifts during my Hness
May bless each and everyone YOU Helen Richardson
The beautiful and spacious lawn Of Mr. and Mrs Char
ley Smith, 1701 lard Street the of lovely
ME sponsored by the senior choir Bethel church
August 16 Several tables the
about 65 members and guests The included barbe
chicken with special prepared baked beans
bread salad and cake Out of guest Mrs.
L. Spears of Detroit Mich This affair enjoyed by all
Annie b. Newton. Mrs. Marene Smith, Director
Mrs Vienna Majors. reporter; Rev. r. Young pastor
Among the Aransans who attended the National Funeral
associations annual meeting st. Louis
were and Mrs. IT, s. Brown Pine Bluff Mrs Rose Ruff
fin and Mrs. w. l. Jarrett Mr. Brown president Of
Arkansas Funeral Directors Mrs. Jarrett visited
in Indianapolis Indiana after attending the meeting
with her husband The Jaetts visiting other
tons In the east.
Thomas F1age returned home at 1928 Geyer St. at
spending weeks with his daughters H. Starks
Lyndel Beard and niece Mrs NJ Johnson While
home with W. NJ. Beard well known business St.
Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Gray and sons Micheal and
Richard Of Detroit visiting their mother Mrs NJ
Gray 2s22 street On Sunday they visited rea
and friends In Lille Junction City La and Fl
Dorado Ronald Murphy motored to Little Rock with the
Gays- Mr. and Mr. n Upton Jones Of this city entertained
the Grays with fishing party with Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Har
and and refreshments After their Little Rock
visit they win visit relatives and friends In Oklahoma and
Kansas City before returning to Detroit
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23
AROUND No. LITTLE ROCK

The Matrons Of Friendship clubs monthly meeting
win be held Sunday the home Of Mr. and Mrs. W. n Chds
1704 So. Cedar L R. the president Il asking al member
to be present complete final plans for their project Mrs
Burnel Blue president; Mrs. Edna McChee. reporter
Miss Bettye Mosley. has returned hume after spending
the summer In Chicago. H., she ID senior at Jones HI
school.
The Ushsr Union was held Sunday ~ Trinity Grove
Baptist church. Marche Rev C. NJ Ford, PASTOR amt money
$306ls H. Brown. president; Mrs B. Handy reporter.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Lovery Of st. Louis. Mo- have return
Cd home after spending week visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Mitchell Of Scott and brother Archie Mitchell
Of the city they reported most enjoyable trip
Mrs Ethel Carter Of Oakland, California her sister Mrs.
Rosie Wade and niece Mrs Ella Mae Hughes entertained
by Mrs. odess Jones' of 215 Hazel St. Mrs Preston Bland
1913 West 31st ST., l. r. and Mrs Archie Frazier 3022
Chester ST. L. r.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23

September EbeaT resezs -
story Of . nexko deefne = -
pert Teanessse. ~ mfy6nD
from Clinton lie e punmo
riots). who's eIieufeIs = pronWp
tnnsfly vhita
stu n In uifh ths suf.hndnn1
pre6adiees Of - sd. > ~
white painter sd -ke1s - 49,
man IN this county. ev<n 4 -
4 black
IN seeret of Doctor nrsnehnu
'masnetisms b fo.nd IN Dspe1-
Der Ebeny under tie title. Me-
gro Doctor 10 Southern WhiteAs
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Legal Noilc3:


freR
In me rrobste Court OF Rilndnh
County. Arkansas
In Ths Msttef OF n Esen1D q
Mary nFimhle. deesassd
I.s N2 2as .s's .s1.... . 1.s.s.-s
eil West io.t 81 Litfas -
6.s 3 e.ssA: Assuss u ~
Z? ia Va q - - dlY :
Angus loo5. o4U1e1e1 = pB66noo
- IT, Id WW g - GDoUD
namad doe.d04 cd - un1us
signed hns eeen epuotn1ed uuocu-
tor u1oresmdeR. 4 epaeege e -
pcuea1s e ~. WI 60 - 60
- U1y % ming Z Yeodu 49,
IN the time provided BY lsw.
All persons having claimo .
Eainst the estate u1ust exk11D
them. duly verified. 70 Ire -
dersigned within SIX months IN
the dste Of the firse puhlicao1Gn
Of this notice. or they dan -
forever barred and precDu1s1
from any benefit In TIE estsoa
This notice first pub1islsod -
day Of August, 1851
Albert Mason
Gxecutor)
zllo Center ST. Litfle Roek,
Arkansay
mail Addrea)
rad d. Williams Attorney
NOfICE
In The Probate Court OF Pulln0
County. Arkansas iAat
In The Matter OF The Estate q
Aaron Holloway. dcceased
No. 1900
Lat known address q decedene
ioo2 rairpark Blvd, Little Rack
Date Of death: Aus. 2, 1867
1917. was on the 18Th day II An
gust. 1857. admitted 70 pruoa1B
a. the last win q the sbUvo
named decedent and the under
signed has been appointed exeeu-
tor. hereunder A contest Of II
probate Of the win can be efIsee-
ed only BY filing . petition VIM
In the time provided BIZ law.
All persons hngtn& clainD o
eainst the estatg mus exAlb1e
them. duly verified. to the NJ
dersiGned within SIX montllD
from the date 0G~W< mt pubz1-
cation Of, this node. or ny
dha1l be forever barred and -
Guided from any benefit N ~
mis- notice nrx published -
day Of August. 1887 49,
Hugh Holloway
Emrsld Holloway
si6 Fair2art Blvd. Little Rock
Arkansas
QMai1 Ad<fress)
J. r. Booker. Atty. for Estate
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In Memory of Edward II. Cook.
who departed this life August Il.
1852
Altho In lonely grief sigh
For you beloved husband no long
er nigh
Submissive sin I do reply
Death doth hide. but not divide
Thou art but on Christ's other
side.
And now I walk through Life a
lone
The path we once together trod
I walk with eager happy step
For each one leads nearer 10
God sJgU
Rest In peace. your work Is OVER
Every problem solved at last
And I. your loving wife win Join
you
When my earthly tasks are past
Darthulia Z. Cook
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23

PINE BLUFF-words cannot
express our appreciation to the
many friends for their kindness
shown In the illness and passing
Of our beloved one. Miss Willie
B. Thomas and the flowers. cards
eonsoling words Of Rev. Davis
ans the efficient service Of Per-
RVS funeral home.
May God bless each Of you.
The family Of Miss Thomas
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23

tion-rDo We expect 70 met
Christ at the Convention ir.
Louisville. Do We expect II
guidance Of the Holy Spirit. Ny
prayer Il that Ne win have good
will toward each other and there
by bring peace 70 The Baptist
Family.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23

WARD cfkruL church. IL
Hanger street-Rex. D. L uEn1R,
presiding eldsr At the Littls nssk
district. held his fourth QUARTS.
ly conference here August II -
II. Rev. Ulman TyieF. niniunR
Mrn Carrie ,. rlae1. Eepuxtr.
Thomas and family. Mrs As1v
Black returned home sfler spenA~
Ing . few days IN Pins Hun -
business Mr.. md Mrs. HIlnD
Smith Of Little Rock were -
recent guesh Of nra amiehfo
mother. Mira conxatter BLACK
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Boulevard News


}. =. GFoon
The anniversary Of Rev. n
johnson. pastor Of the ChursA q
God and Chris. GA We4 -
Street began Tuesday. August =
anu VIII continue throueh. eun-
day. M guest. for wedBsn1nu
night We Rev. ]. 4 Gresn. -
Hiet booster: Rev. seo14 riru1
Baptist Sweet Hons. MsIinha
Miller and ne two eznnddnnGn1-
ers Of Rev. Gfsen. renhnro1
three numbers .nev. Gresn
will attend the Il.oo O'Clock -.
vice at Rev. Hayes's church -
day.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23

Masonic G4a..d lodge.
Ed and Walter Tucker retired letter carriers of Mem
phis. visited their sisters Mrs B. A. Short L
Harris and familz last week
Mr.. ana - Charlie Daniels of Kansas City are VISIT
Ing relativeE .and- in the city this week
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. lien. 81. Louis are guests Of Mrs.
Aliens mother. Mrs al Hollis HOS West Second avenue
and Dr. and Mrs r. 7. Johnson 1000 Cypress street
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23
Sflo' Biz AccIainls
Arkansas Girl as
One Of The Greats

ketfy Lester who Ia private
life b Revoyda Yrierson. daughter
Of Mr.. and Ars Arthur Frierson
Of Pstmos and Hops. b really
carving . nsus ibr hersslf d tks
how businsns. and b nsufionsd
hsvsrsbly - one 1t tius budnssg's
top starA rif ~
Miss Frisrson b . sradusts sf
YereeE hi Ghool N Hope. In
hi school she was the feature
singer n the choir. After leaving
Hope. Miss Frierson went 70 the
West Coast. where Il wasn't long
before her voice was discovered.
and she was auditioned. and sign
ed . contract TO appear at the
Purple Onion in Hollywood. Cali
fornia.
After . successful ensassnent
at the Hollywood spot shs was
engaged 70 entertain guests at .
summer resort In Aattappoisesx.
Mas Her success st the resort
won for her an opportunity 10
open the Diamond Beach Lodss
in New Jersey. She We the first
artist 10 appeal ct this famous rec
reationai spot After completing
two-week run there. Miss Frier-
son viii return to Massachusetts,
for an indefinite run.
win include Harold Z. Cotton.
Social Studies; Fred Oakley. vo-
estional agriculture: Mrs. Reba
Z. Green. Enslish: Mis- Helen
Ward. commercial education; Ruel
Z. Green. sciences: Mira J. L.
Cotton. Home economies. Miss
Rachel Aatlock. third grade: Mira
]. Z. Aitheimer. first grade; Mira
Willie ~ Dowd. second grade:
Mrs. N. Y. Oakley. fourth grade
and Mrs. w. A. Smith fifth and
sixth gradsA
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Carthage


carthage hi school win open
Septembeu 2. Ii was announced by
r. =. Gre a. principal Registra-
ton will begin 81 $50. Tie staff
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CLASSIFIED

sHo-NuF ROACH sPRAY-win
She-Nuf Kin an ana keep 'em
aw.yi Can No. e-e5ee Now, dsy
OF night s.s-1e-ss u
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23

SET FOR PITTSBURGH MEET-Mrs Marion E. Bryant.
president of the Pittsburgh Business and Professional womens
club Is getting splendid cooperation from her members In the
planning Of full and most interesting for the 500
and delegates attend the 22nd National
vention which viii be held In the Seryn Hotel in Pittsburgh
October 10TH 18th. and 12h Mrs Marie Harrison Nation
a President Of the B. under whose guidance and dec
ton the p has grown immensely. viii preside.
In keeping with the Convention Theme "Women Cusadins
For Freedom the local club and ts president working
operavey with the National Convention Chairman. -Globa
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-23

tess After the business session a delicious repas was
served and three games Of whist played Members winn-
Ing In this order: MrsChary Lee Mrs Fanny Day and Mrs
Mabe Johnson The meeting will be held at 1905 Pu-
lasd St with Miss Stella Tucker hostess Mrs Dephine
Mcclain president. Mrs Geneva Leary reporter.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22

here for as little as $3.50 a week. Stores, Bank,
Post Office, Restaurant and Barber Shop are also
located in the center Sports, dancing and recrea-
tional activities are provided by the Rata Shoe
Company as a regular part of community life.
Important additional Bata benefits include
paid holidays, vacation, free insurance plans.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22
Au-Sfdr Heart Sh0UU
This Saturday
Continued from first uage)

The Shearing musical combo,
known for its distinct, restrained
style of playing popular, standard
and jazz selections, will travel to
the heart show from Camden, N. j.,
where they'll be appearing at the
Red Mill Inn.
Promoter of the show is Joe
Moran, of Station WDEL, Whining
ton. He is a member of the Nation
al Heart Fund disc jockey commit
tee.
Moran and other Wilmington ra-
dio personalities will emcee the
program.
Moran said yesterday that he is
negotiating with other nationally
known artists and name" bands
to bring them into the all-star line
up. All the entertainers are do
mating their time and talent, he
declared.
The state Heart Fund chairman
is John G. Leach.
Heart Fund chairman in New
Castle County is John K. Conant.
In Sussex County, the chairman is
Mrs. Franklin c. Maull, and in Kent
the chairman is L. Gooden Calla-
way.
In New Castle County, Heart
Sunday will be a separate phase of
the campaign under the direct
craftsmanship of Mrs. Harry B.
Hooper.
Four thousand volunteer canvas
sers will conduct the state collec-
ton between / and p. M, on Sun
day, February "a.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22
St. JOHNS
Mrs. Laurence Kitchens
Phone Georgetown 2496

Mr.. and Mrs. James Steelman
and children spent the weekend
with relatives in Denton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medford Calhoun
and friend and Mrs. Hazel Zych of
near Greenwood were luncheon
guests of Mrs. Sallie Truitt.
God is our refuge and strength.
A very present help in trouble
Psalms 1:46.
Mrs. May Kitchens and Vernon
Kitchens spent Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Short
Mrs. Helen Truitt spent the week
end with relatives in Wilmington.
Everytime we yield to tempta-
tion it is easier to do wrong. Ev-
everytime we resist temptation it
helps to make us strong.
Rev. and Mrs. Milton Milliner of
Reliance called on Mrs. Sallie
Truitt on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ethel Wilson, Mrs. Rich
ard Wilson, Mrs. Marie Wilson,
Ronald Wilson and Robert Wilson
were in Milford one day last week.
The fourth quarterly conference
for the Georgetown Charge will
meet on Tuesday night, February
26, at st. Johns Church at 1880.
Rev. Frank Lucia, pastor.
Ronald Wilson, Miss Shirley Nc
Cabe, Ronald Moore and Miss Pat
McCabe, Clinton Birmingham and
Miss Shirley Littleton motored to
Valley Forge on Sunday and spent
the day sight seeing.
Several from here attended the
MYF at Zoar Methodist Church on
Sunday evening and had the pleas
ure of hearing their former pastor,
Rev. Joseph V. Holiday speak.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22

Mrs. May Kitchens and Vernon
Kitchens were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reed ON Tues
day.
Mrs. Richard Wilson has been
i'll the past week.
Blessed is the man that feareth
the Lord that delighteth greatly in
His commandments 1:112.
Mrs. Helen Truitt and Mrs. Lii
lie Stewart were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Moore on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wilson
entertained the following to a tur-
key dinner on Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland King and sons, Fran
els and irwin, of Georgetown and
Elmer Donovan and children, Ma
ria and Martin.
Miss Jean Wiley was a week
end guest of Rev. and Mrs. Milton
Milliner at Reliance.
Mrs. Helen Truitt accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stevenson to
Wilmington on Sunday and spent
the weekend with relatives in that
city.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22
Students Invited
To Guest Week
CONTINUED from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
The blanket invitation, recently
extended by Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks, covers science
mathmatics classes - end their
teachers-in all hign schools with
in range of one-day, round-trip ex-
cursions to the Bureau from Del
aware, Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Virginia and West Virginia. Ar
rangements are now being made
with high schools in this area.
DR.. Allen V. Astin, NBS director,
as host, will devote Guest Week
this year exclusively to budding
scientists and technicians of the
future. He has designed the pro-
gram to interest, stimulate and
assist them in making their ca
reer-decisions for the future. At
each of two daily assemblages for.
spectacular science-demonstrations
he will talk to Guest Week visitors,
after which, in smaller groups, they
will tour Bureau laboratories to
see Standardization and learn
about current research-projects
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22
FRANKFORT
By C. G. Cr0cker
Phone Rodney 4s18

Mrs. Virginia Maziarz returned
Saturday from Beebe Hospital af-
ter having a physical check-ap.
Mrs. Burton Cannan, Sr. and
Mrs. Clarence Eashum spent the
weekend with Mrs. Clarence Dale
Lingo, Sr., of Millsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dorrey are re-
joicing on the birth of a boy born,
Friday morning at the Milford Hos
pital. His name is Michael Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard
Bunting attended a convention of
school board trustees ball in At
lantic City, on Friday, 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lockwood
celebrated their Goth wedding an
niversary, Feb. IL.
Miss Olive Ann Dukes, of Phila-
delphia, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Dukes, over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe OF
Wilmington were weekend guests
of Mrs. Wolfes' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Allen Hudson.
The Del. Deputy Insurance Com
missioner, George Howard Bunting,
representing the state insurance
department, was honored guest at
the Kent Life Insurance Associ-
alton at dinner held at the Dinner
Bell Inn at Rehoboth. He also at
tended the Delaware Life Insur-
ance Association meeting at Gaze
sar Rodney Hotel, in Wilmington.
Mr.. Francis Gum, 3rd of Frank
ford area, chairman of polio drive
requests that all those that have
not been contacted see him with
your dimes.
On Tuesday, February IL, Mr.
John Bunting who has been living
with his son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Bunting, fell and frac-
tured his hip. We hope this otoge-
marian will soon be mended and
back home from the Milford Hos
pital.
Mrs. Rodman Evans and daugh-
ter after spending a week in Days
boro, have returned to Fort Myers
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Powell made
trip to Philadelphia on the 18th
and attended the play. ''Ten Com
mandments' and returning spent
the night with Mrs. Powell's bro
ther and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Evans at Wilmington
Master Wayne Dukes celebrated
his 3rd birthday with a bountiful
dinner Sunday, February II, with
Pop Pop Dukes, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dukes great grandmother Dukes
from Dagsboro and Aunt Olive
from Philadelphia
The Frankford Chamber of Com
merce will hold its regular month
ly meeting at Frankfordl Fire Hall
on Monday 25 at 8 p. m. All men,
bers are urged to be present
John M. Clayton School of Frank
ford will hold Bake at the Fire
House this Saturday.
c. @. says: Some people are like
tea. You can not tell their full
worth until they have been in hot
water.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22
HONEYMOON

SCOTTSVILLE, KY. - up =
Arthur Lehman Bartelson's ehon-
eymoon lasted one week-the time
it took the police to catch him.
Bartelson, 2S, was released from
jail for the courthouse ceremony,
then returned to his cell.
AS the days went by, his wife
work as a waitress. He too was
busy-using a bed railing to dig
a hole through the jail wall.
He escaped, picked up his bride
and left town. Police found him in
distant Iowa and brought him back.