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GRANDEs 80.
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declaration actual, ell hecho es
mas importante y significativo,
porque han usado ell mismo pa
pei, las mismas palabras y la
misma maquina de escribir, dos
'naciones que Sc suponia tenian
diferente concepto de 10 que
significa buscar la paz y ell bic
nestar de la humanidad. A no
sotros debe satisfacernos Ell he
cho, porque implica tener la
declaration norteamericana con
la genuinidad de 10 que es ell
espiritu m~exicano; y a los Es-
tados Unidos debe satisfacer-
lie, porque Sc demuestra sin lu-
gar a dudas la amplitud de sus
miras, amplitud suficiente como
para contener la intencion me
xicana en- declaraciones de csc
tipo."
eel Nacional" Sc refiere a los
-problemas economicos tratados
en- la conferencia, y dice: zen
otras ATTITUDES y durante mu-
chos siglos la competencia mer-
cantil o industrial ha sdo una
guerra solapada que ha adqui-
rido a wees ell signo imperial;
y por ESQ mismo para n%osotros
~ para Estados Unidos es i'm
prescindible establecer primero
'relaciones espirituales de una
sinceridad a toda prueba. Els
ia voluntad de los contratantes
la que mejor solventa las dis
paridades y las opoSiciones, y
la economic social moderna es-
ia tambien LENA de signos de
s.fraternizacion que auguran I'm
acambio radical en- los antiques
sistemas de lucha por predomi-
MOS. Ia economic unificada,
shasta donde 10 puedan los re-
cursos de la inventive y de Ia
tecnica, va a %suplantar en- bre-
We los juicios unilaterales alb
solutos, y debemos confesar con
%saplausos de calida aprobacion
la conducta Affirmative y etica
que los Estados Unidos, al ira
YES de su gran presidente, 81
guen en- tales materias como 10
demuestra ell auxilio sistemati-
co a los paises subdesarrolla-
dos en- TODD ell mundo".
"Dentro de- panorama poll
tico general de America, dice
ell periodico Excelsior "esta
vista del presiderte de los Es-
tados Unidos tiene gran reso-
nancia porque viene a confir-
: mar a los pueblos de este con-
tinente, que ell jefe de la gran
! potencia norteamericana sigue
creyendo en- la bondad de la
politica del buen vecino y del
'buen socio' dentro del respe-
to a las respectivas s%oberanias
, de las diferentes naciones. FL
doctor Milton Eisenhower, par
tidario acerrimo de dicha poll
/, tea c%onsejero de SUI ilustre her
F.. mano en- 10 tocante a profile
mas de Iberoamerica, despues
/, de varios Wales al traves de
a., esta, ash 10 recomendo al 60
: bierno de Washington.
"Creemos que ell viaje del
: mandatario estadounidense a
. Mexico senala ell principle de
I'm nuevo y vigoroso esfuerzo
: para que tornen a vigorizarse
les relaciones y principles COO.
perativos entire todos los pal.
, ses de America, algunos de
, ellos en- crisis politica o econ6.
mica"
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
ROJAS :.
Continuation de la Pag. 81

Continuation de la Pag. b
clon sosteniendo que ella Sc to-
me- como pretexto para provo
car desordenes.
I~gualmente acusan a los CO.
munistas, a partidarios del ex
dictador Gustavo Rojas Pini1la
y a extremists de izquierda y
derecha de promover la mani
festacion para crear probelmas
de orden publico. Segun estos
circulcs, los promotores de la
manifestation piensan tambien
aprovechar la presencia en- 3D.
gotta de la mission de los revolu-
cionarios cubanos para fines de
agitacion.
Eel Tempo, diario liberal,
dice que seria absurdo que Sc
tratara de aprovechar en- esta
la llegada de los revolu-
oionacios cubanos a quienes elo-
gia. Por SUI parte eel Siglo", pc
rIodico conservador, califica de
comunistas a los revoluconarios
cubanos y conecta su llegada
con los anuncios de manifesto
clones de protesta.
VISTA A BOGOTA
JOSE FIGURES
BOGOTA, febrero %. CUPID
Ell expresidente de Costa Ri
ca. Jose Figures, inicio hoy
una vista de mas de una soma
ma a Colombia y es esperado en-
esta ciudad, donde sera objeto
de varios homenajes por diri-
gentes politicos. Intelectuales y
periodiStas.
Figueres inicio SUI vista a Co
lombia, procedente de Caracas,
donde ssistio a la toma de pose
sion de Romulo Betancourt. Des
pues de visitar a Bogota seguira
a Medellin.
ANIVERSARIO
BOGOTA, febrero %. CUPID
septuagesimo quinto ami
Versario del diario Eel Telegra-
fo", de Guayaquil, fue saludado
eli un comentario por "El ITEM
DO" como I'm "capitulo realmen-
tie estelar" en- ell periodismo con-
tinental.
"El TEMPO" saIuda Con hon
oos sentimientos de admiration
a los hermanos Castillo, cuyos
e~sfuerzos y orientaciones han
contribuido a dar al importan-
tie diario de Guayaquil respeta-
bllidad y prosperidad eiempla-
Dice tambien que Eel Te-
legrafo" cha sido cabalmente
uno de los mas afirmativos e
indeclinables voceros de la ex-
preston democratica no solo del
Ecuador, sine del continente."
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
BUZON 80.
viene de Is PAg. g.

ESQ. AhOra ell prOblema es la
madre de ella.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
Notus SociuIes
cumpIeoRos
Viens de La Pag1ns q

cumple0hos
Rodeada del afecto de sus
amorosos padres y abuelitos, ce.
Iebro en- Ell dia de aver la grata
OCCASION de SUI primer anito de
edad, la preciosa ninita NOemy
Ramona Curras, hiia del estima-
do caballero cubano, senior Mar
ciSo Curras, Jr., y sonora, NOemy
SuareZ de Curras.
lie enviamos nuestras carino-
sas felicitaciones y votos fer
vientes porque ell Todopoderoso
lie depare toda clase de alegrias
y bienestares.
Celebro aver la grata ocasion
de SUI cumpleanos la gentil Sc
norita Marta UrquiOla, hija del
sehor Fernando Urquiola y Sc
nora, Silvia Ferran de Urquio-
la, niembros apreciados de
nuestra colonia Guiana residen-
te en- esta ciudad.
Aunque algo tarde, nos COM
place enviarle nuestras caluro-
sas felicitaciones y votos porque
goce de muchos, y muy dichosos,
amos mas de vida.
Aunque tardias, vayan nues-
tras calurosas felicitaciones para
la apreciada DANA sonora Nancy
M. dc MOntotO, esposa del senior
Enrique MOntotO, con motive
de la grsta celebration de I'm
nuevo ~aniversario de SUI natali-
clio en- ell dia de aver.
Nuestros parabienes,. con mo-
two de la grata celebration de
un nuevo aniversario de SUI ma
tslicio en- ell dia de aver, para,
el apreciado caballero senior
George CASTOR y nuestros vo-
toS por SUI ventura personal.
Felicitamos calurosamente al
estimado caballero senior Edil-
bertO Card0na, quien celebro en-
el dia de aver la grata OCCASION
de SUI cumpleanos.
Has'a Camagiiey, Cuba, envia-
mos un carinoso saludo a la cul-
ia dana, sonora Evelyn Garcia
de Rodriguez, esposa del senior
Domingo Rodriguez Cedr6n, con
motive de la grata celebration
de I'm nuevo aniversario de SUI
natalicio en- ell dia de hoy.
La sonora de Rodriguez goza
de numerosas amistades en- Mia
mi, en- donde reside durante
muchos, amos al lado de sus pa
dres, senior Carlos Garcia Ayala
y sonora, Carmela Medina de
Garcia, de Coral Gables.
Celebra hoy su dia de dias la
Distinguish dana GUYANA sonora
dona Celia Lago de Arregui, a
quien nos complace felicitar ca
sinosamente y desear largos
amos mas de existencia, plenos
de salId y bienestares.
La sonora de Arregui fila SUI
Residential en- Miami, al lado de
sus hijos, senior Marcos Kohly
y seTOra, Alicia Arregui de Koh.
ly.
Entra hoy en I'm nuevo afo
de existencla la gentil damita
Guiana, senorita Aida del RiegO,
a quien nos complace enviar
~nuestras calurosas felicitaciones
y deseos de que goce de mu-
chos, y muy dichosos, amos mas
de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

las incertidumbres de la politi-
ca International, pues, Sc desta-
ca aqui, ell azucar es Ell primero
de los productos que sienten los
efectos de clio.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
Sc PREPARAN :.
- Viene de la Pagina 5
expedicionarios encabezados POI
ell doctor Fidel Castro Ruz.
EN- Ell CACAHITAI.
EN- Ell CACAHUAL

FL acto del Cacahual tendra
efecto a las 900 am, con la
asistencia de alumnos de todos
los planteles.
Hoy arribaran a las 100 pm.
por el aeropuerto militar de Co
lumhia ayiones trayendo a fun
cionarlos norteamericanos y 35C
j6venes estudianteS del Estado
de la Florida que tomaran par
te en- ell desfile.
Manana llegara al aeropuerto
jose Marti a las $40 am. la
representation Official de la ciu-
dad de Miami, encabezada por
ell alcalde, senior Mr.. Robert
King High.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24


vado que los m~atrimonios his
panos tienen una propension
irremediable a la tragedia,
A veces, es cierto, la tragedia
existe; pero 81 no existe, Sc
la lnventa. Una causa magma
ria de disgustos son los &C.
los; otra, la supuesta frialdad
de uno de los conyuges; otra,
la indiferencia. Todas elias son
lndefnidas, vagas, confusas. Els
sin duda ell buen hispano tie
ne necesidad de la emoci6n
que supone reganar y hacer
las PAGES; no sabe vivir nor
MAJ y tranquilamente; nece-
sta la tragedia. Yea listed,
per ejemplo, SUI case. Ustedes
Sc quieren mucho y, sin en-
bargo, su esposa comete la
tonteria de marcharse de ca
Sd sin razon alguna. Ahora ha-
ce Intervene en- la escena a su
madre y naturalmente las CO.
sas Sc complican, La seduction
-, es tacil: liable sacramento con
SUI Tujer. digale que es ridi-
culo que Sc vean a escondidas
como dos colegiales, vaya 81
es precise a yer a SUI madre
politlca y arregle la situacion
con I'm POGO de energia que
en- este case parece muy ne
cesaria.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
EN- LA ESCALINATA
DEL CAPITOLIO

FL p~residente de la FEY, Sc
nor Jose Puente Blanco, ha in
tornado que ell ORGANISING que
preside celebrara ell martes a
las nueve de la noche I'm acto
en- la escalinata de la Univer-
sidad de La Habana, al cual
aSiStiran ell presidente de la Re-
publica. doctor Urrutia LEO:
ell Premier doctor, Castro Ruiz Y
ell Ministro de Education, doc.
tor Armando Hart.
Entire los que usaran de la pa
labra Sc encuentran ell dirigen-
te Puente Blanco y Ell conan
dante Rolando Cubelas.
GRATIS
A LOS TURISTAS DE E.U.
Ell Institute Cubano del TIL
r!smo Sc ha dirigido al pueblo
de los Estados Unidos invitan.
dolo a venir'a La Habana a fin
de que participe junto al de
Cuba en- los aetos del Critic de
Barre
Los hoteles de la capital alo-
Jaran gratuitamente a todos los
tGristas norteamericanos que
vengan durante los dias %, "a
y rs. En- "Tropicana" Sc ofre.
'cera a los turistas shows espe.
cialas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
j. E-NARi0 las AsERItN
oUINTA...

~ &0IINIA ses
continuation de la pag. ~
hos han sido diputados, Todos los demas
son funcionarios publicos.
Como cualquier otro nuevo Jefe de Co
bierno ha realizado I'm Gambia cast com
binete.
En- Ell primero que tuvo habia tres ex
presidentes del Consejo de Ministries. Dos
de ellos Sc r~etiraron por decision propia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02
Fish Scare
Keeps Poison
Center Busy

The Poison Control Center at
Suburban Hospital, Bethesda,
came in for its share of excit-
ment last week when radio and
TV news programs broadcast a
warning about poisoned floun-
der fish.
The Center was flooded by
calls from persons who had
eaten fish and from area doc
tors who W n tie d to be pre-.
pared for sick calls.
A number of persons even
went to the hospital, believing
themselves to be poisoned.
None were affected, however.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02
At Budget hearing
Co!tIng Types Quietly
Back thinks FundPLe

1t was as though a couple of
visiting football teams had
crashed a literary meeting of
minds.
AS it turned out, that's about
what happened. The hardy lot
with cheeks of tan came to lend
muscular support to a budget
request for $4,000 needed to
buy land for a new golf course.
Their I'm tan, un bellicose
leader was j. Ingram Medley,
soft-spoken chairman of the
Revenue Authority. Every time
Medley said something that
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02

spelled "gOlI 10 Ills room Iu1
of followers, his point was
nailed home with a meaty fists
full of applause.
Medley was there to persuade
the Council not to slice, or
hook, any of his request into
the fiscal rough. He cited the
imminent closure of old Indian
Spring and White Flint golf
courses. When the Glenmont
course closes, he said, the
county will have lost a total of
IS percent of its public links
(groans).
Golfers, Medley said, are I'M
like many types who aren't as
willing to pay for play. Golf
ers, he said, are (applause).
AS he continued talking about
the proposed course on Falls
rd., not far from Rockville, the
Council members seemed to
sink into a kind of fascinated
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02


hypnosis. Not at Medley's
spell, necessarily, but at the
prospect of so many more
people worried about golf than
they were over libraries, police
and fire protection also on the
agenda that evenig.
Medley finished and left, like
a victorious leader among jubi-
liant troops, Of course, he
wasn't their leader. No one
could say he asked them to
come.
All of them just happened to
be thinking men.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Neal, of Kensington dr., Silver
Spring, will attend the annual
meeting of the American Asso-
citation of Collegiate Registrars
and Admissions Officers, April
20-24 at Pittsburgh, Pa. Neal is
registrar at Montgomery Junior
College.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02
BY Steea Evans
Staff Reporter

In groups of five and 10,
men resembling male models
for those outdoor type,
cranial cigarette ads, filter
ed into a County Council
hearing this week.
They sat among earlier ar
rivals who had come to listen
and argue on library budget
items. Almost none of the late.
Corners had women with them.
All of the others did.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02
Shapiro to Speak

DR.. Maurice NJ. Shapiro, divi.
sion superintendent at the U. S.
Naval Research Laboratory's
laboratory and headquarters cos.
mis- ray branch, will be the guest
speaker tomorrow at Montgom.
cry County Jewish Community
evening services.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02
Dahlia Judging

Classes for folks who want to
learn how to judge dahlias for
flower shows will start April 10
in the auditorium of the First
Federal Savings and Loan Co.,
S216 Wisconsin ave., Bethesda.
Interested parties should call
Oliver 2.0401.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02
NOehren Recital

The Montgomery County and
District of Columbia chapters
of the American Guild of Or
ganiSts, together with the Be-
thesda Methodist Church, will
present Robert Noehren, profess
sor of organ and recording
artist, in a recital at s pm.
April 5 at the church, Old
Georgetown I'd. and Hunting
ton pkwy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02
I'arzan Film

The Rolling Terrace Elemen,
tary School P-TA and area Cub
Scouts will sponsor the film,
"Tarzan's Hidden Jungle" at
1890 am. this Saturday at the
Flower Theater. Tickets will
cost IS cents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02

Try a Sentinel classified ad.
Sentinel classified ads are
great for results-the best.
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24

church. total of $2102S raised REV
W. Vaughn pastor, Mrs n. E Doyle president
Eight Street Baptist church will sponsor
Program Friday m. Sunday at $50 M
chors city participate each program They
also fry at the afternoon Miss
president, Cleon Stewart, sponsor
Rudolph Goodon 2O6 White Drive are the proud
of a baby girl born Saturday Katherine
A. Mitchell 1000 East 7th street returned home al
vacationing She accompanied home by La
Married Gwen Reed, grandchildren.
The singing union will be held Sunday at p First
church, Rev. G. S. Woodland pastor
e. Jackon president Mrs. d. Hughes, secretary
Sectional Tea will be held the Allen w Young 4NC1A
E Sunday &C. 400 til 700 The public Is
cordially will be given to the person
500
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
= IT. TT
aAR9g ela

Womens Day Collins Temple Baptist will be held
Sunday July 26 During the morning service.
vii be the speaker In the panel
discussion with panel including Ray of
Zion Baptist church. Mrs Johnnie Highland
Park Mrs n C. Thomas Pilgrim Valley Baptist church
Llrs Romania Hendrix Collins pastor
Collins Temple
Mrs Jewel Mays of Los visiting
Hrs Jewel Porter S0 East 10Th Ruby
1903 valentine and brother,
turned her home where she convaescng following
surgery
Miss Henrietta C. Jacksonville
home and work this week
sister Mrs Ameta White 102 Pulaski street
lives and friends Miss Jones
There will be Tom Thumb wedding Liberty Baptist
Church. 2S0l Spring Sunday night 73O wedd
ing will feature the marriage Teeny
aud Mrs Tiny Tim Mr. Tom Thumb There special
musical numbers This
Loretta Henderson, president. AIaley. pastor
Mr. Mrs. Cneinatti
after vaeaonng here with relatives friends.
The Chattanooga Addition Community
home of Mr.. Mrs Arthur
hrs Sadye Thompson. secretary
of the Urban League has the Urban
League and its this girl
We feel that community nation
what the family community,
the family Mrs Blanche Evans president Thomas
secretary.
The 4h Miss by La
is slated for Is Business firms Organizations
have been asked
bathing beauties
Information call FIR 45609 FIR 51937
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
Sweet Home

T. c. Bass, husband of Juanita
Bass, is now in San Diego in
Their of his wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
forces. En- route, Mr.. Bass stopped
over in Los Angeles to visit with
his sister, Mrs Sammy Bass and
Mr. and Mrs. Gilroy Lewis. bro
Their of his wife Hr. and Mrs.
Wilkins and sister, Mr." Cleo
Stamford have returned home at-
ter spending three weeks in Oak
land due to the death Of Mr.. Will
kins, brother who was killed. .
Mrs. Carolin Sue Shanklin and
daughters from Los Angeles are
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Hudson and other rela-
tiyes. Henry Hudson is on
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24

vacation in Chicago visiting with
his sister and other relatives
Mrs. APPLIANCE Porter of
New York, her son of the Armed
Forces, Henry l.. Domus, Aaron
Collins, Mrs. Naomi Collins,
aunt, and Joe Collins, father Of
the deceased, of Kansas City, Mis-
souri, are here for the funeral
of the late Billy NJ. Collins
who was killed in Chicago. g.
Mrs. Rosie Sanders and daughter,
Mrs, Willie NJ. Reed are here
from California. The Smith
family is here visiting Mrs. Mat
tic Staggers and family They
will attend the funeral of Bill
ly NJ Collins. On the sick list
are Mrs. Nancy Fair and George
Shepherd.
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK
Mrs. B. Handy

B. Handy
Mr. and Mrs Hamp Halter Arkansas
house guests Mrs Alma Kicks daughter Mrs Dorothy Jack
of New Orleans, Mrs Alice Jefferson Rouge.
Hrs Kicks the sternlaw Mrs
small affair." which 80 the
guests. Refreshments by the hostess
The Magnolia Charity and Arts Association unit held its
monthly meeting the home of Mrs Mildred 18th
The president charge The business included
plans social
of the will be
meeting August at the home Mrs Thelma Davis 1911 Wright
Little
S. Woodson president Mrs. Vassie Mosley, reporter
The 294th session Usher held Sunday
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
WARNING ORDER

County Of Pulaski, IS.
State of Arkansas
In The Pulaski Chaneery Court
Edward D. Haywood Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1894
Jewel Haywood, Defendant
The Defendant Jewel Haywood. is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
Edward D. Haywood
Dated: July z. 1859
W. w. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles L. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Jamye Dreher D. G.
7:17-24-31;8.7 1t
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
AROUND Pine BLUFF

Presiding Elder D. L. Blair of the L title Rock District
ed a sermon service Dr. T D Alex
pastor eonyalescing
At 2:3O Bishop O. l. Sherman of Little Rock the pre-
siding Bishop Episcopal district the African Metho
church. speaker the formal Cornerstone Laying
of the education building
Formal and impressive ceremonies performed by Hay
No O7 F. A. NJ Horace Evans Worshipfu Mas
ter and Harmony Chapter No 46 oEs Mrs E. EIankns Wor
thy Matron
Among other distinguished visitors A. Wilson,
President of Shorter College Rev W NJ Eason Presiding Elder
Pine Bluff Presiding Elder the
Bluff district (a of Arkansas Conference
feature ceremonies placing Historic Scroll
(pepared by the distinguished artist Prof John Howard who IS
AM&N College, the
members visitors friends of
ficaly listed thereon.
Mrs Fertile l. winrey Fordyce; Eunice Pettigrew
Pine Bluff Prof Rucker Clayton and Everett Tookes dele
Correctional Iaymens o gress in
Cleveland Ohio will leave August LIST.
Laymens organization the Cen
will Lees Chapel ANlE church.
Ell Dorado a 3: 90 p. Sunday July 26th.
W. Hoover, husband of Mrs. NJ O. Hoover, recen
returned Kansas City Mo-
visited his in Denver Colo He reports having had an
the Standard Brake Show and
operator for the past
80
Tomme Watson of Chicago friends in the city this
Mrs Sadie Harris and daughter of
1909 left week Los Ange for Whit with
Mr. Harris family
Brownlee daughter, Memphis visit
ing city, her Mr. and Mrs d. M
Thelma Curry and family and Mrs Mar
gae Mccoy mccoy confined ii her home on
illness, but is much improved at this time
Pat Williams daughter 1913 King Street left this
week for Battle Creek Michigan for indefinite
Mr. and Mrs John Hammock Hickory the
proud parents of h. daughter Zebra,
Hospital July daughter doing fine
Perry Ptsburg, Pa last Wednesday in the
city his H. T. Perry Mr. Perry is former
resident o Bluff
L. B. Tuesday in McGehee the guest OF Mr.
Mrs. M, T. Jones'
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
WARNING ORDER

State OF ArkansaS,
County of Pulaski. IS
In The Pulaski Chencery Court
Patsy Ann Pruitt Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1l2907
James W. Pruitt, Defendant
The Defendant. James w. Pruett
is warned to appear in this court
with n thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Patsy
Ann Pruett
Dated: June "a, 1859.
Ruth F. Hale
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Clayton Freeman
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Cltrk
By Helen Edwards D. E.
7:3-l0-17-24 1t
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski
MARCEL E Henderson, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1904
Isiah Henderson. Defendant
The Defendant Isiah Henderson, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
MARCEL E. Henderson
Dated July IA, 1859
Thad D Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
J. r. Booker
Attorney ad Litem.
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red D. G.
7:17-24-31;8:7 At
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
WARNING ORDER

In The Pulaski Chdncery Court
The Matter of The Adoption Of
Dorothy lean Kinp and Catherine
King No. 34705
Charlie King. the natural ia
ter of Dorothy King and Catherine
King, is hereby warned to appear
within thirty days and answer
the petition of J. H. James and
Annie Bell James for adoption
of Dorothy Jean King and Cath
crime King, and upon his failure
to do SO. 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 14th day Of
July. 1859.
r. s Bob" Peters, Probate
Clerk
BY VIM. Krallman, ID. c.
This notice was first published on
the II day of July 1859
7:17-24 ct
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
WARNING ORDER

county Of PULASKI
State of Arkansas,
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
oe Mcdonald Plaintiff
VS.. No 106617
Jettie Mae Mcdonald Defendant
The Defendant Jettie Mae Nc
Donald, is warned to appear in
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the
plaintiff Joe Mcdonald.
Dated. July 14th 1859
,bhn B. Gulley
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn F. Walther
Attorney ad Litem.
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
By Airline Turner D G.
7:17-24-31;8:7 At
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Alberta McGehee Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1i3030
Alex McGehee Defendant
The Defendant. Alex McGehee, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff
Alberta McGehee
Dated: July 18th, 1859
w. w Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Clayton Freeman
Attorney adj Liten.
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Airline Turner
7;t7-24-31; 1877 Al
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CARD OF THANKS

the family of the late Rev. A. Mills take
this method appreciation and sincere thanks
to many friends neighbors for and
sympathy in the forms OF communication food
A. Mills.