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Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18

held a joint baptism at the FIRST
Baptist church. A. J. Ford Is
on the sick list. The faculty
of Branch hi will entertain the
PTA Wednesday mite with a pro-
gram. Jimmy Green, Misses
Arlee Jones, Patterson and Joyce
Williams attended the Arkansas
conference of student councils at
Peak hi school, Arkadelphia. They
were accompanied by the council
sponsor, Mrs Gladys Mays. Rev.
T. r. Williams drove the group to
Arkadelphia and returned TO
Malvern for a short visit with
friends. Maceo Sloans of Dur
ham, North Carolina, was week
end guest of friends here. He is
formerly of Newport, and now
manager in the North Carolina
Mutual Insurance. Wedding
bells rang for Miss Josephine
Cole and Charles Ellison. and
for Miss Howard Mosley and Cpl.
Jimmy Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elton will make their home at
Chicago. Corporal Phillips left
Thursday for Virginia, where ne
is stationed with the Marines. :,
Forty-two MIA girls and advl-
sor attended the state meeting at
the Robinson auditorium In Lit
tie Rock We especially enjoyed
DIR. Jones. Miss Dorothy McDon-
aid, a ninth grade student, was
installed as state historian. She
will attend the national meeting
at Greensboro, North Carolina
The ninth grade girls toured the
stores Thursday. At the Big
Star store they were given re-
freshmnts. TIL girls presented
a program at First Baptist church
Mrs. w. B. Black delivered the
address. Mrs. Tate of Benton
Arbor, Michigan, is visiting Mrs
Bertha Wards and Mr.. and Mrs
P. Roddy
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18
NAACP Official Cites Denial Of
Religious Freedom in The South

DURHAM. N. Gull use must
be made of the ballot in the
south if there is 10 be religious
freedom in that region, an NAA
CP official declared here.
Addressing a statewide inter-
faith meeting of churchmen in
April, Clarence Mitchell, director
Of the NAACP's Washington bu-
reau, asserted that southern pas
tors who preach about indignation
on Sunday may find themselves
IN Jail on Monday
He called for enough votes to
halt political persecution of elera
gymen who speak out in favor of
upholding the United States Con-
stitution."
Southern actions which were
Initiated to deprive Negroes of
their constitutional rights have
'precipitated attacks on minis
ters and religious institutions"
Mr Mitchell maintained.
The NAACP official charged
that the pro-segregation group in
the south is trying to build a
kind of state religion in which
the chief idol is white supre-
macy"
Ciergymen and church men,
bera who try to apply religious
principles to everyday life by
opposing segregation need the
protection of other churchmen, he
said.
Mr.. Mitchell cited a number of
incidents refleeting a denial of
religious freedom in the south.
These include:
The sentencing to jail last
month of a Negro minister in
Mississippi after the man had
been active in civil rights and
voting matters.
The custer of Father Gerald
Lewis, a Negro priest, when he
attempted to say mass at Jesuit
Bend, La, in 1855.
Attempts to force authorities at
an all-Negro Baptist college in
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18
Newport
Benriee CroaI

Benrice CrOal
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hatchett
spent the weekend in Little
Rock with friends. Mrs. Emma
Bratcher is able to be out again
after brief illness. Mrs. Will
lie Barnes of North Little Rock,
Is guest of her sister, Mrs. E. T.
Griffin and families Mrs. Hen
ry Walker and children, and Bill
Davidson of Vincent, Indiana,
visited with Mrs. Kathleen Whit
enhill and family over the week
end. Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave
Stegall and Mrs Ardelia Barnes
motored to Augusta last Wednes-
day Mrs. A. NJ. Craft has re-
turned from Detroit, after two
week stay at the bedside of her
sister, Mrs. Eva Brown. !. Henry
Fleming of Flint, Michigan. is
visiting relatives here. The sem
ior choir of First Baptist church
gave Silver Tea last Sunday at
the church center. st. Paul
church observed Youth Day last
Sunday. Installation program
for the missionary society of
morning Star Baptist church was
held last Sunday. Officers were
installed by Mrs. Emma Stewart
of Jonesboro. The missionary
society of Reeds Chapel gave a
program Sunday afternoon at the
church First Baptist and
Morning Star Baptist churches
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18

by Rackley. 1t Is located south
eest of Pine Bluff.
In a separate order, the court
approved Trotter's agreement not
to ship in interstate commesce
any farm products produced by
such child labor and to make
and keep recoras of each minor
under Is employe5 in agriculture
on days when the local school is
in session-and dismissed the ac-
ton as to this defendant
The u. S. Department of Labor
charged that the farm owner and
operator were guilty of hiring
children under 16 to do farm
work when the school was in
session for the district where
the children lived when employ
ed for farm work.
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18

hSau' no IL SIlSt anu neF OU,UUU,UUU
fellow headache sufferers didn't
have enough reason already.
Physicians know that overwork,
fatigue and tension cause 90 per
cent of common headaches, and
that today's jet-propelled tempo
adds to these stresses and
strains. Now, scientists have
come up with q headache remedy
that's in tune with the times.
This new painkiller, Nebs, acts
faster than other remedies be-
cause its active ingredient, acetyl-
p-aminophenol (APAP for short),
doesn't have to be changed chem
ieally by the body before it goes
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18
Change in Negro Leadership is
Subject of Article in Crisis

What he perceives changing structure in Arneri-
Negro leadership is the subject of article by
biologist which appears in the April issue Of The Crisis
official journal of the NAACP The author is Frank F.
Lee assistant professor of sociology the University
of California
Another article in the same issue, dealing with Gull
tural developments French West Africa contribut
ed by Abdou Anita Ka of Kasamansa, shorstory writer
and novelist.
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18

South Carolina to Gust a clergy
man who was active in the MA
ACP.
The resignation of the Rev.
George J. Stafford from the First
Baptist church in Batesburg. S, c.
of which Gov. Zimmerman is a
member Mr. Stafford was report
ed to have broad views about
Indignation" at the time of his
resignation
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18
LEGATION.

LEGATION.
The new paperbound edition
will sell for 81, a reduction Of
so cents from the first printing.
The price of the hard-cover edi-
ton remains at $3.50.
Commenting on the lower-pric-
ed edition, Lloyd Brown, secre-
tary of the publishing firm, said;
I'VE are happy to pass along to
the public, which has so warmly
responded to Mr.. Robinson's book,
the benefit of the lower costs
made possible by our big new
edition"
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18
Court Bans Child
Labor on Farms
Page Sixteen

A legal injunction was on lille
in the U. S. District Court at
Little Rock last week by which
a farm operator. j. E. Raekley
is restrained from employing OPP
pressive child labor and from
shipping in interstate commerce
any goods produced by oppres-
sive child labor.
The order was signed by Fed
eral Judge Harry j. Lemley OF
the u. S. District Court. The &C
ton was brought by U. S. Sec
rotary of Labor James P Nit
chell after investigation by the
Labor Departments Wage-Hour
Division found under-age child
rem engaged on the fa"r owned
by H. F. Trotter and managed
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18

There's Tilt of Spring in the air
"a lit that translates itself into
a new feeling of fashion. And
today's fashion includes that won
derful new way of dressing with a
beautifully blended look-includ-
ing stockings in a coordinated
tone Here Blue Cloud" by
Bur-Mil Cameo effectively KEYS
the entire costume, rejecting lust
a tint of the navy in the ultra chic
suit by Gilbert Originals.
The hipline belt la chemise
and the newly shortened skirt
highlight the subtle toning of the
Blue Cloud" stockings, carrying
the color to the simple Imperial
Blue pump.
And to complete the Spring cos
tune. a John Frederics' Charmer
bonnet, and gloves in Imperial
Blue.
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18
AT TENNESSEE STATE
ACADEMIC HALL OF FAME

NASHVILLE An Academic
Hall of Fame for outstanding
scholars will be established at
Tennessee State University. Presi
dent w. S. Davis announced in
accord with one of the SUCCESS
lions made by Alpha Kappa Mu
Honor society's goth annual con-
vention keynote speaker DIR. S,
J. Wright, Fisk university's presi-
dent.
Meeting on their founding
campus at Tennessee state. a to-
tai of 127 members of Alpha Kap-
pa Mu representing 80 colleges
and fifteen states participated
in a 3-day session.
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18
A New Edition of
Robeson's Books
Now Available

A new edition of $4,000 copies
of Paul Robeson's best-selllng
book, Here l Stand IS now
coming off the press, it was an
nounced by Othello Associates,
publishers, in New York.
The first edition of 10000 copies
was sold out six weeks after pub
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18

to work. 1t speeds directly to the
site of the pain, making Nebs a
real boon to sufferers of jet-age
headaches.
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-18

The space age has produced host of toys for Junior
each according to mohera instrument of torture
endsh designed to send headache rocketg through her
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03

If the Arkansan truly fears
the power he conceives one la
Dor leader to be exercising, if
he shudders at corruption, dou-
decreasing and shady dealing,
if he Graves uprightness, honest
ty and fir dealing = all around
a committee table in Washington
why is his unctuous soul not
outraged by the travesty on up
rightness, on American fair play,
on human decency which is on
unashamed display in his home
state?" the NAACP leader ask
ed
In order to meet the challenge
of those who would destroy our
freedoms, labor must defend it.
self in the only meaningful way
that will insure its survival in
the face of the onslaughts of its
enemies: it must defend the A
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03

merican way Only in a free ma
ton can labor be free" Mr..
Wilkins asserted.
The speaker commended the
IUE's splendid declarations of
policy" on racial issues at top
administrative level but warned
these declarations must be i'm
plemented ION the level of the
locals" No man, he said work
ing under an IUE contract should
suffer inequities because of race
and color any longer than is re-
quired to correct them. Difficult
ties there will be, both economic
and social, but the task of align
ing practice with preachment
should never cease"
Citing the support the union
has given to the campaign for
enactment Of civil rights legis-
lation, Mr.. Wilkins expressed the
hope that the IUE will join
others in the efforts to secure
stronger and broader civil rights
legislation in the next Congress.
The first step towards this OBJ
jective will be the bipartisan
effort next January to have the
Senate adopt rules for the new
session so that the notorious fill
ibuster Rule % can be changed"
The school closing programs of
Governor j. Lindsay AlmoGd of
Virginia and Orval e. Faubus Of
Arkansas provide "a formula
which no doubt delights Soviet
Russia" "The United States is to-
day the only country in the
world where children have to
fight state officials and state
power in order to go to school
and this at a time when every
expert declares that our nation
al security depends on more and
better education, not less and
worse"
The NAACP, Mr.. wilkins told
the trade unionists, has adopted
a strong resolution against the
''misnamed right to work bills
now before the people of Ohio
and California. Our members
in California and Ohio are active
in the campaign" against enact
ment Of these measures.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03
The Wonder Spell

THE GRADUATES HERE, ALL
FOLLOW SOME CAREER.
CAS- of now, you score 80 per
cent?
Final Clue
Our Wonder word is omitted in
this quotction from
Norman Nation Thomas,
THE last audience in America to
which I would make a serious
address would be a reunion OF
c------ graduates.
(You are Spelled down to Is
per. cent, if it took you this
longO
Now, here is Wonder word, in
mixed-up Spell. Lee O LEG.
If you have a pet word, for
us to Wonder Spell, send it in
care of this publication.
Copyright 1858 by Vic Knerr)
See WONDER WORD-page 10
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03
Mcclellan Role
In Arkansas Scored
By Roy wilkins

Senator John L. Mcclellan,
chairman of Senate committee
investigating labor unions, "weeps
for the lack of democracy in a
local union here or there, but
no tears for the lack of democ-
racy in his home state Of Ark
ansas," Roy- Wilkins, NAACP ex-
executive secretary, charged in an
address delivered before the
eighth constitutional convention
of the International Unto OF
Electrical, Radio and Machine
Workers, AFL-CIO, in Philadel-
phia Thursday.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03
BROTHER OF FLA.
AIM PREXY DIES

GARY INDIANA-Dr. George
w. Gore, jr., president of Florida
Ann university, mourned the
passing Of his brother Paul AL
phonso Gore here at his home
at 1888 Taft St., September %.
The deceased was the first Ne
gro to be elected to teach at
Froebal high school here in Gary
and began his career here as
head Of the matthew tics depart
ment. In September 1857, he was
appointed principal Of Carver
elementary school.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03
(Have words, Will tease.)
COURSES ON NEARLY ALL
SUBJECTS, TAUGHT HERE.

SUBJECTS, TAUGHT HERE.
To enjoy your Wonoer Spell
game select one letter from each
word of the above sentence
Keep letters in same order
Choose correctly, and they will
Spell the Wonder word.
Here are five clues.
First Clue The Wonder word
and given phrase are somehow
related.
Second Clue
THEY ALL TRY TO PASS
HERE.
Your Positive Clue
CAT this point, if Wonder word
is correct, your score is perfect0
THIS IS NO KINDERGARTEN
Our Negative Clue
Wonder word takes a backward
Spell, here,
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03

FAMU ACTRESS TO AFRlCA-Attractve and talented Bar
bara Meade Edwards of Tallahassee will of the ea
ted performers with the Florida AIM Playmakers who
to tour North, Central East West Africa fall The
tour is being made under President EenhoWer Special IN
ternaona Program for cultural presentations She will play
the role of the Third Woman Jeffers Adaptation of Eu
pdirse Medea which will be of the plays given by the
Playmakers while tour -(A&M Staff photo by Jones)
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03

FAMU ACTRESS TO AFRiCA-Aractive and talented Ber-
thine Walden Jordan of Jacksonville will of the ea-
tured performers with the Florida AIM Paymakers
to tour North, Central West Africa in the
fall The tour is being made under President Esenhowers
Special International Program for cultural
will play the title role of Medea in LETTERS Adaptation
Eurpdes "Medea" which will one of the PLAYS given by
the Paymaers while -A&M Staff photo bv Jones)
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
POr Marta Desbuissons

La mayor parte de las ninas
son va mujercitas, en- ell senti-
do de que, en- SUI mas tierna
infancia, prestan una gran aten.
cion a TODD cuanto Sc relacio.
ma con la toilette. Este feno.
memo divierte { inquieta al mis-.
mo tempo. ReSulta encantador
yer a una ninita admirar ante
ell 'espejo sU vestidito nuevo,
Sus zapatitos blancos o ell lazo
pren0ido en- ST. cabellera.
Pero va no es tan encanta-
dor e a la misma militia, diez
o doce amos mas tarde, ensayar
a escondidas 81 colorete de SUI
mama, negarse a llevar I'm de-
lantal o reclamar los vestidos
de los dias de fiesta para if al
colegio, bajo el pretexto de que
ell lraje ordinario no es de SUI
gusto,
En- este, como en- TODD 10 que
Sc refiere a la formation de la
infancia, corresponds a la educa.
cion no ell reprimir una coque.
terra que al fin y al cabo es
perfectamente natural, sine Ell
dirigirla habilmente para CONVEX
tir 10 que podria ser un defecto
en- una cualidad.
Para alcanzar semejante re.
sultado, no hay que alentar exa.
geradamente la coqueteria de las
ninaS. va sabemos que son tan
a%dorables con los inocentes YES
tidos y ornamentos de SUI edad
que resulta muy dificil no de.
JarSe llevar por ell placer de alta.
viarlas primero y elogiarlas DIES.
pues.
BESIDE luego, este no esta pro-
hibido. Pero solo debe hacerse
dentro de ciertos limites. Mu.
chas madres, seducidas por la gra
ella lngenua dc sus hijitas, tie
men una tendencia a conside.
rarias como 81 fueran munecas.
Ash las cosas icomo extranarse
de que la muneca siga siendo
muneca durante bastantes amos?
81 la nina adquiere en- SUI mas
tierna infancia la noci6n de luz
basta con ser linda para mere.
Ger todos los elogios, no hay ra.
zon para que Gamble de opinion
en- ell curse de la adolescence,
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
HoMBREs osADos

Querida Amsranta: AL POGO
tempo de llegar a Miami como.
CT a un muchacho muy bueno y
dispueStO a Casarse cOnmigo, pc.
70 20 no 10 quierO. LIE he invita-.
do en- diferentes ocasiOnes a que
me dele tranquila, perO Ell dice
que me anna Y que tengO que
aceptarlO. Hay tambien otro mu.
chachO que me sigue a dOnde
qulera que vOy. Este SegundO jO.
ven esta separadO de SUI espOsa.
TampOcO me interesa, perO Ell
me amenaza y dice entire mis-
amistades que Ell eS mi prone.
lido. En- vista de TODD este, he
pensadO regresar a mi pals, pc.
70 clio seria sacrificar mi vida.
Soy divOrciada y mi ex.marido
me invita- a vblver con Ell perO
me despreci6 pOr otra mujer Y
no lie tengo amor. 5Que pOdria
hacer en- este trance?
Blanquita
VivimoS por fortuna en- un
pals donde. no solo Sc respeta, ST.
no que Sc protege a la mujer.
Ningun hombre puede imponer
su voluntad sopre una DANA.
a menos que ella Sc dele. ST,
como listed dice, no quiere al
primero de sus galanes y odia
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS Psu.

soy excesivamente feliz. Esta pa.
radOjs exige, naturaImente. su
explicaciOn. Despues de tener
varIOs nOviOs, a uingunO de los
cuales llegue a querer, ha surgi.
do en- mi vida I'm hOmbre a
qulen adore, pcrO. . .siempre hay
I'm perO 6nO e. verdad? En- mi
case IS que csc hombre es casa
do. va Sc que no deberia prose.
guir estas relacjOneS, perO mi ca.
so es diferente a los demas. TIE.
niendO en- cuenta esa diferencia
Gno cree listed que podria cor.
tinuar como hasta ahOra, en- es.
pera de que TODD Sc resuelya sa.
>tisfact0riamente?
Harriet
Su carta, escrita con mil re-
servas mentale5 es tan ambigua
e imprecisa que por fuerza habre
de contestarla en- terminus muy
generates.
CAST todas las muchachas que
tienen relaciores amorosas con
un hombre casado, suponen que
Su case es disTinto al de las de.
mas, que Sc trata de un amor
sublime, que Sc italian compIica.
das en- Ell por tuerza de circuns.
tancias extraordinarias, que ell
(Pasa a la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
La Education de las Ninas

Pero 81 los cumplimientos sobre
la belleza Sc equilibran con cum
plidos por ciertas cualidades-
Ell recato, la inteligencia, la bon
dad, la obediencia-, ella les atri.
buira su exacto valor. Mantle.
nida en- limites honestos, su ma.
ciente coqueteria podra ser uti-
lizada para desarrollar ciertos
dones y ciertas cualidades.
Estos dones y estas cualidades
son Ell buen gusto, la limpieza, ell
orden y la habilidad manual.
Ell buen gusto vendra con la
election iuicitsa de su peque.
no ajuar. Ello lie ayudara a 10.
grar los primeros rudimientos ar.
tistlcos, Sera convenience ha.
blarie de los dolores, de la name
ra de armonizarlos. Sc lie ex.
Pasa a la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08

al segundo, no me explico CO.
mo puede temer las amenazas Y
asedios de los dos. La proxima
vez que los yea, levanteles la
voz y digales que 81 la siguen
molestando ira a denunciar Ell
case a la Estacion de Policia
mas proxima a SUI domicilio. Els
de suponer que ambos caballe-
ros no vuelvan a dirigirle la pa
labra, pero 81 tan osados son,
lleve a la practica SUI amenaza,
y vera con que gran eficacia
pone remedio al asedio del pri.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
Exhibition
Artlstica


Los habitan;es de Miami, ash
como los visitantes tienen en- es-
tos dias la grandiosa oportuni-
dad de admirar una maravillosa
collection de 40 pinturas de in
%contestable merito international.
Esta esplendida collection ha
sido exhibida en- I'm recorrido
triuntal por cast TODD los Esta-
dos Unidos. En- este conjunto Sc
ven interpretadas las formas
en- que los piDtores contempt
raneos visualizan sus paises natl
vos va que cads cleo simboliza la
Interpretation sentimental que
hace ell artista de SUI patria.
Holiday, quler auspicia la ex-
hibicion, ha latorado en- pro de
I'm acercamientc spiritual entire
las naciones del mundo a traves
de esta expression artistica de
sus mejores plntores contempt.
raneos.
Nuestra secoion publica hoy
dos de los mas bellos ejemplares
de la collection "Jacarandas en-
Flor de Rodolfo Castagna y
LA Flota Pescadora Sc Marcia"
de Axel Revold. Ell primero, ga.
carandas en- Flor" es descripti.
vo del pals de nacimiento del au-
tor, ia linda TERRA Argentina. Ell
senior Castagna ha exhibido en- la
Bienal de San Paulo en- Brasil,
en- Espana y en- Estados Unidos.
LA Flota Pescadora Sc Mar.
cha es un cleo que muestra una
bahia noruega en- un desolado
dia de invierno Su autor quien
es a la vez pintor y professor, es-
tudio EN- ell Estate Academy Of
Arts and Crafts" en- Oslo ash CO.
mo en- Paris bajo ell fenecido
pintor frances Matisse. Ell senior
Revold ha pintado bellisimos mu-
rales en- edificlos de las ciudades
de Bergen y Oslo; ha sido profe.
sor de la Academia de Arte du-
rante dieciseis amos y ha ejerci-
do INA gran Influenza en- ell de-
sarrollo de la pintura moderna
noruega.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08

mer galan y a las amenazas del
segundo galan. No tiene por que
pensar en- marcharse del pals por
tan futil cauSa Sea energica Y
pongales a esos jovenzuelos un
freno severe.
LOS HOMBRES CASADOS
Querida Amaranta; Soy una
muchacha suramericana, IIegada
a esta deliciosa ciudad de Miami
hace cinco amos, durante los cua.
les he t~rabajadO en- dos o~ficinas
y prOgresadO mucho. Sin embar.
go, estoy inquieta, quizas p0ruue
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
REcETA DEL Ola
oAKUTIS DE HACIB
(Eclair)

oAKUTIS DE HACIB
(Eclair)
! taxa de aqua
IL taxa de mantequilla
i taxa de harina de trigo
4 huevOs
! taxa de aqua
caramelo
Hierva ell aqua con la mantle.
quiila y agregue la harina toda
de una vez, Bata ligero para que
la harina no forme pelotones, re.
tire del fuego cuando tenga una
mesa, anada los huevos uno a
uno y continue batiendo cons.
tantemente cada vez que incor.
pore uno a la masa, eche por
cucharadas en- una Iamina de
hornear. Engrasada). Dele for.
ma alargada o redonda. Cueza en-
hOrnO de 375 F. durante IS mi.
nut0s. Rellene cada uno con
crema de chocolate o jalea. Pre-.
pare caramelo en- la forma acos.
tumbrada y vierta sobre cada pa.
Tito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
Ell POEMA DE HOY
POR IT,. SANTIFICADA

Cuando sufro por ii
mi alma Sc p%urifica
y me siento mas tuya
y tie siento mas milo.
Cuando sufro por ii
soy como I'm aqua mansa
que Sc siente dichosa
de poderse ofrendar
para que haya en- ell campo
manana, una flor mas.
Cuando sufro por tt
mi cancion es mas noble
y una intensa dulzura bulle dentro de mi, u.
iHasta santa me siento
cuando sufro por ii!
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
AN ARANTA

Dirijanss las consntas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL. p. o. Box 3s
International Airport, Miami 4G, Fla. Rogamos a los lectores o
lectoras que firmen ss cartas con un pseud6nimo o iniciales
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-31
PetS-Cats-D0gS

FOR SALE: English Shepherd pups
from good stock dogs. Resaca Z
2l15, l. E, Boerger, near Rosedale.
1S-9
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-31

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Get heater that's guaranteed to
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available. free installation. Lon
don Appliance Co., Winchester
Bldg. 14-9
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-31
Houses For Rent
Apartments Unfurnished 23

UPPER DUPLEX, rooms, private
bath and entrance. Good location.
Gas heat. Phone TR 9-S488 or TR
4-S263. 23-9
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-31
Special Notices

$3.50 DANCE sponsored by mixed
chorus. Paul & Eddy Orchestra.
Feb. /, 900 to 1900, High School
GYM Admission 5Qc. 34-9