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HOP I STAR, H.O.M, A ft A November 16, 19S4 ITS 6W roosters "26; hen turkeys 34-S5, 2S; ducklings 28; farmed dtifik'J (over 5 ib) 22, (under 3 b) 8 57. figgsfh-m; receipts wlvrte- feafe buying pfieed unchanged; tr.S. latee whiles 43; mixed 41; U. S4j receipts 26; dirties 23; chedks 23. i.

I 10 a 1 chtice 19.50- ifise lots mainly isoo- 1300: price on rfayf.Dfecemb.cr Ao fu IS" "Wore 5 to Uho -and -steel stock market lrJfrourid pdint i Metals the mo- i-6ils (( uttl- icjOs were barely Dodge to Show Completely New Designs DETROIT The Il955 Dodge passenger car line, an advanced concept in automotive body design, will be introduced this week in S3; US standards receipts 922.362; rtoletete'bitiffljg prices Unchanged uc to.LJUfeher; score AA 5925; dea ers showrooms across the A BO 58J 80 57; cars 90 tlon and Hope at Hamm Mrttor William C. Newberg, Dodge president, explained that Car Stylists have blended aircraft sleekness and power into a "design of refreshing beauty." He revealed that Dodge neers have incorporated over 100 structural and mechanical tions in the longer, lower and wider 1955 line. Me said all fpur-doof sedans have a distinct touch of hardtop styling. Offering three series the new and luxurious Custom Royal, the richly appointed Royal and the classic Coronet the '55 Dodge has a built-in look of 'action, resulting from its swept-back design. Performance to bear out the air-slicing swiftness in styling is Would Learn to Act Before Stardom By BO 15 THOMAS HOLLYWOOD If had It 10 ovflr, Sara -Share would loatn how, to act fiiFt.

then come a publicity star." bc- Sara, who is much more plamor-l provided by a wide choice of en- eus than her adopted film the "Get-Away Six de- would indicate, becarnc a Holly- veloping 123 horsepower, the all- wood figure overnight. Muyb? I new Red Ram V-8 rated at 175 should Fay half a flguic. Anyway, one morhing a movie trado pnper 'eattircd a -pinup pose of her from the waist An sd in "the other ttadc Juper showed her assrst from the waist down. Put them both togclh- ei 'and you got a lovely pal. It caUSsrf fomethir.p oi a tioh, which may bo testimony on tho low state of creative agrntiy in Hollywood.

The press sturtt was hailed as the greatest sever- Mice play since Orson Wells sawed Rita llaywcith in half d-jjmg his magic show. Sara had offered from several studibb and signed with U-I because it offered the training for'both hopefuls. Sara's caroor fizzled out after a y6ar at U-I and she wa. dropped. "Now 1 realize my mistnke," Lays.

"I did the whole thing back- I should have gotten a firm foundation, as an actress, and then gone after the publicity buildup. The stunt developed my name tD horsepower, V-8 at 183 the Super Red Ram horsepower, and the super-powered Super Red Ram V- 8 at. 193 horsepower. Newberg announced another automotive first for Dodge in introduction of three-tone combinations on Dodge Lancer hardtop and convertible models. These multiple-tone, paints accent the flair styling and permit exciting new combinations in exterior color design.

From'front to rear the 1955 Dodge conveys an impression of classic, clean-lined simplicity. A feeling of streamlined flight is embodied in the car from twin-opening grille to the twin-jet taillights. All 14, models have an increased wheelbase of 120 inches. Overall length is increased by -as much as 16 inches on some models, but the cars appear even more lengthy due to Dodge'-s-flair styling. Moving from the massive chrome the point where I should have been grille is a dashing V-type hood doing star But I wasn't ready for them." i She Has taken stdps to remedy that situation.

She has been having dramatic lessons five hours a s'ix daye a week for several months. Now she is up for good and she feels she is ready for them. If she does make the' grade, it Will be a tribute to her own native tiejermination. She says she has yearned to act since, rhc saw her first movie. honey -blonde-with a cover-girl Idee afld waim eyes, she stait- in her ornament, accenting the low, sweeping hood and fast line pf the front fenders, Chrome hoods over headlights further emphasize the impression of forward motion.

"New Horizon" windshields wrap around at both top and bottom of the glass for 'improved and safer vteion. The windshield provides cockpitt-like visibility for driver 'and front seat passengers. The "tumble home" or inboard slant of the car's sides above the belt- line, creates an appearance of low, road-hugging massiyeness. Doors, too, are and different pertly, cut badk' wider fpr easy entry. calls (' steps mtENSION TELEPHONE in your home FW5 TM AKP JNSTALtATIQN ffli telephone business office today t.

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IMPERIAL CANE Bag Calendar Tuesday Nbvettibef 16 Mrs. Leo Hartsfield will be hostess to Poplar Grove 196, Wood- tnan's Circle, on Tuesday, Novem- at 7:30 p. m. for a social ittibers are Urged 'to attend. The Friendship Class of the 'First Bapist Church meels at day in the home of Mrs.

Opal vey, 521 West Fifth street, for business and social meeting. Wednesday November 17 The Paisley P. T. A. study course ('ill be held at the home of Mrs.

iFerrell Williams on Wednesday Imorfljng from 10 until 11. All Pais- lley mothers are urged to attend "this meeting. Mrs. James LaGrossa vill lead the discussion. MIRACLE WHIP SALAD The Gardenia Garden Club will leet Wednesday, November 17, at 2:30 p.

at the hotne of Mrs. Webb, East 14th street, with Irs. Rpss as co-hostess. Arch and Mrs. Sa.rrt Strong' -are inicharge of the pro- gram on "Bulbs." Members are reminded that there will be an exchange of bulbs.

Thursday Ndyember 18 Mrs. John Vesey and Mrs. R. T. While will be hostess to the ladies try Club on Thursday, November Club will meet Thursday.

November 18, at 7:30 p. m'. 1 at Mrs. Garrett Story's home. Friday November 19 The Dahlia Garden Mistakes Wife for Intruder FORT SMITH A 71-year- old Hackett, Ark.

housewife ffiis- takrn by her husbaad for an intruder, was reported in critical The More The Merrier Dear Miss Dix: We are very hap-j py parents, -aged 33 and 34. We nf through sickness, death, or unreins -aeea oo aiici we copoilion here after being wound- havp one J4 adopt ed negligence, are most deserving ota- en ou tc fr a Germnn ger pistol. pisioi. infanrv Fort Smith hospital attendant, sa a Mrs. Richard Smith was daughters sisters we have since ecls tf ur arl fcWhe en-your, heart and-home to these little ones, you are indeed blessed Knowlondjke at Odds on GOP Program By JAMES MAftLOW WASHIhfGTON Sen.

ffl, Brlftaih'S pt-Jifte Sir Anlhofty Mett, the e'gn Eisenhower said the orld lay hi peaceful but he declared this Wttst Pert ppppftsenicht nnd mtist ftot 5 Red CftiAlf Atffis Know' two sa a rs. icar as childof six crit.cal condilior, a result of a brot -and anoth a wound in her left hip. problem: We love children and are little, are inneeaDiessea artVs ob Senate Bopllbli by Him who said, "Suffer or Uer Prcsiduil Eis M1 )n In tt tt i ill nur jun niu. i i t- Smith, 78, tcld Sebastian County) iyng to 8 a license-to act as his wife! ster ar en.ts. However some of ...1.

children to come unto me." Any neighbor, who would stand in, the pf your intention can be officers that he mistook his wife stamped as a selfish, mean Scroo. for a prowler. He said he awoke hb have objected he- doubt early yostei day to au OU1 is too small. We Pay very much if lack of a large, yard bower's program through that chamber but at tittles he stems al rrosf-pttrposcs with the man in the White'House. In the midst of yesterday's Sen- debato on censuring Sen.

Mc- uald'he fired the shot when He received no'verbal response to his question for identity- Club will completed on the fifth Monday at meet Friday at 2 p. m. at the home the church. Of Floyd Fuller on the Rosstonj A dessert plate with coffee was road. All members who have not served to seven members.

done so are urged to bring their dues. Arrangement to the after- non for an accidental line. Fulton P. T. A.

will have a chicken-spaghetti dinner at the Mrs. Shiver Entertains Martha Halrston Circle baths, so you can see we aren't i crowded. We never go anywhere without the children. Our recreations arc Dear Miss Dix: I'm in love with who seems to like me, but camping, fishing, or movies we can not enough. He dates me just about attend together.

S6 I can see no once a month, and.dates other girls reason for objection doing in the meantime. He's a very nice ifcir.ian, delivered a speech hotiiicing the idea that, there could be 'peaceful coexistence" with mel.note than a yeat the subOidlnation of any natfttn to" an cutside power. Tills pretty thai the although hoped foi. eoe.xistenee, wasw't betting it would work. ChurchlU had said mtich thin? two days beirvrc whett, et a Juno 28 news conferfchCB, he i-tged a "mil goid try' at lul coexistence It might hot SoJve all problems, he feut things might get boiler.

The Ptosideft and 'thti Prime Minister made thtiif owl wild alftfid? "was part polity tNUflS walk vMtedJft Oh My 1 news to Communist this was contrary to what Eisenhower himself told a news contci- encc last June 30 after a White House visit by Sir Winston Church- as we please about boarding child- well-mannered boy, but just ren. There are so many young- doesn't seem able to get sters who need home care it's a in any one girl. How can I make h6 should have received a shame more people can't see their him change his altitude in my. nv "aHon. way clear to taking them.

I suppose favor? B. L'. su-ns beg.m talking of Knowland's expression yd of his views en coexisteiicfe. i'Jl Last Aug I he said Coex- ittencc with Russia if as impossible as coexisting in a cage On Monday afternoon, November neignbors think the children Answer: By always being a ch 15 Mrs Harry Shiver, entertained will be noisy, but, after all, if we ing gracious companion; not 1O. ivj.1 AAUI i hnH hnhioc nf rt demanding jealous or possessive CniUKUJl-apelguulLl U11LUC1 ell.

wit jg. 1V115. miLiy school on'Thursday, November of the Martha Hairstonnnaoaoies of our own now beginning at 6 p. m. Price of din-'circle of the First Baptist Church no longer possible) they Nothing squelches a young' man's wnnirt hr.

MRS E. fondness for a girl so quickly as ner will be fifty cents. Drinks and her home. dessert will be extra. Chicken sa- xhe meeting was with sandwiches'Will also be by Mrs.

Franklin Horton, This dinner vis 'for the benefit i rc le chariman. Each member PINTO BEANS KRAFT AMERICAN CHEESE CLOVERLEAF DRY Lb. Cello 2 Lb. Box PLANTERS COCKTAIL 12 Or. Can FRESH GROUND WILSONS ARMOURS WHOLE OR HALF Jar WILSON CHOPPED 12 Oz.

Can DRIED TODAY ONLY 3:44 7:22 Get set- for the comedy surprise of your life- Greg tears loose tn the riotous story of a down and-outer who. picks up a million bucks a million babes and a million laughs' PRUNES AMERICAN SOUR or DILL PICKLES AUSTEXPLAIN 22 Oz. Jar No. 303 Can BETTY CROCKER CAKE Honey Spice Devil Food, Marble White CURTIS 14Oz. Boxes 10 Or.

Pkg. PETER PAN PEANUT BUTTER 12 Ox. Jar NO. 1 YELLOW Lemons Proctor Gambles TIDE HIVE wm PICK! would be noisy, too. Not For Neighbors To Decide Answer: It's not up to the ntiph- do his own wooing ahd a too eager lovelight flaihing from her ey.es MRS.

Answer: It's too bad that something as 'joyous as a marriage should also be the source of hurt feelings. I doubt if there ever was Yesterday he said Russia is pliiM' "coexistence to gain time to Hcoi'hiulate elomii: power He said once there was svich etomic stalemate perhnpS U6- Iwocn 1957 and 'lOGO eelings. I doubt irtnere ever was wuld ibbling avvay Bt i wedding reception that didn in nat OPSi wllh Comlnlmisl vtc. have injured spirit on the sidelines MAN WITH A MILLION Syrup KARO rt. BRIGHT EARLY COFFEE DIAMOND-D Rolli Glimpses pf West Germany George Town' Orchestra WED.

THURS. STORY OF THE LEGEND circle chariman. niemuci iu mt m.ig-,i- ao nis own vvooine ana a 100 cugi-ri narticipated in the devotional by bors to decide this point the dens- i ass maikcd zeio on his list. ooi-intni-ps hceinnine Ion is with the agencies conccined schbbl yal 1Ftl rormer iv i ng various scriptures beginning Ion is with the agencies conccined QI'O' ARtTppinllv invit.prf 1oi4oi You ale leally a very you dsitant also invited as'a occasion. Notice 1 Lilac Garden.

Club meeting has been postponed until November 24 The meeting will be held in the home of Mrs: Lloyd Catherine Hatton Circle Has Meeting The home of Mrs. TSd Nutt was the scene of the meeting of the Catherine Hatton Circle on Monday afternoon. Jack Hogg taught the mission study book. The group collected-canned foods -and clothing for a Thanksgiving offei ing to be sent to the orphans home. One new member, Mrs.

Nell Evans, was welcomed into the circle. Those -'present were Mrs. Hogg, Mrs. Leon Davis, Mrs. Doyle Rogers, Mrs.

A. Jewell, Mrs. Floyd Osburn, Mrs A. B. Robins, and Mrs.

Evans. with the letter The business session was conducted by Mrs. Horton. Mrs. Henry Haynes, missionary study chairman, taught the lesson from the book "Pilgrimage to The hostess served a dessert plate with coffee to U.

and one new Mrs. Willie Thrash. with child welfare. Consult your local, welfare- bureau as well' as otheis equal. have had to be on the list ''This would have added Dcai Miss Dix I'm a widow with ably to tthe expense of an event that of the church to which you be- one son who is happily rrtainpd to that is almost always a stiain on long.

Your-pastor, too maybe of a fine gul Recently her niece was help in paving the way foi more married and althiough many relai youngsters to come into your home tivos and fuends were invited to Children who have tempoiaiily the chuich and reception I was left or-permanently deprived of homo out I felt that since my'son wasjhuit 'feelings of. Ihe biide's Do be consideiate, the line between Invited and nOninvited must be diaWn somewhere Don't harboi toij the final i Although he doesn't cxi Hence Rriftv had no deem lock' defense thought it would i Congiess to debate that 'But go slow on tFnitsd States otlt cc untsy, he said. to the theni wotUdj houghl 1 camel's crease as much as irenheit without 'hazel, Sorrels Circle Has Meeting In Holt Home The Hazel Sorrels Circle of the First Baptist Church met in the home of Mrs Heivey Holt on Monday afternoon, 'The circle has taken as its project Community JMissions visiting local hospitals A collection "was taken for the oiphans home. The hostess, assisted by the co- hostess, Mrs. Vance Smiley, ser- 'ved a salad plate to Mrs.

J. I. Mrs L. Garner, Mrs. W.

S. C. S. Circle Meets S. Circle 5 of the First Methodist Church met Monday, October 15.

at 7:30 p. m. in the home of Mrs. James Meyers with Miss Mary Anita Laseter and Mesdames Jack Wilson and H. O.

Kyler as co-hostesses. Lovely arrangements of beautiful fall flowers decorated the spacious reception rooms of tne Meyer 1 home. The meeting opened with tne group singing "Jesus Saves" followed by the circle yearbook "truths to live by quotations and prayer for others" being repeated in unison. Mrs. Claude Tillery, chairman, presided over the business session at which time reports were heard from Mesdames Ellis, John Yocum, Edward Aslin, Fred Glanton, and James The group was commended for their splendid cooperation in recent social relations work.

When it was announced circle had been asked to contribute six cup towels for the church kitchen Mrs. H. O. Kyler graciously offered to make and donate six for Circle 5. An expression of r.

A "'AT Connie Ward, Mrs George Young, thanks was extended to Mrs. Ky- Mrs. John O'Steen, Mrs. Foster ler fQr this ac love and loyalty Wiggins, Mrs. Higgason, and tQ the circle and church.

Each Mis Denvei Hoinaday. member was reminded to bring her Wanda Stanley offering and Amanda Tinkle a 75 ce nt gift for exchange to the Clrple Meets circle Christmas party to be at The Amanda Tinkle Circle of the nome of Ml S- Tillery, Decem- the First Baptjst Church met ber 2 at 7:30 p. m. "ROCK HUDSON-ARLENEDAHL i Monday November 15, the home I of Mis. Royce Smith.

I Each member took pait in the devotional, 'by giving various "New Nations Shall Turn to the Lord" was the theme of the program which Mrs. Virgil Keeley Mrs. Hinton Davis, and Miss Caro- scnptures. Mrs- Gus Haynes led Jyn 'ji ann enlightened the group I in the opening prayer. Mrs.

Hay- conc erning the needs of India, Pak- nes, circle chanman, presided ani arid Ceylon while MrsV Lloyd over the regular routine of busi- uer in a most interesting man- ness and reminded all members ner related Jeep Track Stories that of the Lottie Moon season of pra- ac ua lly happened to Miss Helen yer foi the week of November 29 through December 3. Mrs. Dannie Hamilton, mission Bailey, a missionary to mdia Mrs. Sam Hartsfield gave a most inspiring devotional using as her theme. Our Influence in Sending the 'study chairman, presented two chapters, of the mission book, "Pil- Christian Spir.it to Other Nations." grimage to Brazil" It an- Her scr i ture was II Timothy 1-7, that the book would be The meeting closed with all re eating the circle benediction af- er which pie, coffee, and salted uts were served by the hostesses ssisted by Misses Barbara and Wilson, and Carol and Cheryl Meyers to 33 members and wo visitors, Mrs.

Faye Huckabee nd Mrs. Webb Laseter Jr. CHOCOLATE COVERED '8EIKT YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS UNUSUAL 60X60 ASSORTMENTS 59 TO the'mes, qnd cprds flow with the trqditipn of qnd 1.1 Hospital Notes Jul'a Chester Admitted: Mrs. Lelia Gentry, dabel, Mrs, Gilbert T. Os- urn, Hope, Mr.

Thos. L. Compon, Hope, Mrs. Harold Higgason, Hope, Mrs. Howard White, Hope, 'ames Rt.

4, Hope, Estelle U-een, Patmos. Miss Bessie Trim- ile, Washington, Mrs. Sallie Colier, Hope, Ruby Lee Briggs, Hope, Mrs. Fred Mouser, Hope. Carson and Estelle 'Green, Patmos, have a son born at 9:12 p.

1. Thursday. Admitted: Mrs. Rush Jones, Oz. an, Miss Bessie Green, Hope, Be- inda.

Jo Butler, Rt. 1, Hope, Mrs. Claud Shankler, Rt. 4. Hope, Ark.

John L. Tedder, Texarkana, Mrs. Roxie Cook, Hope, Mrs. Horace Hubbard, Hope, Mr. T.

L. Chambless, Rt. 4, Hope, Lee Essie West, Rt. 4, Hope. Discharged: Mrs.

Gilbert Osburn, Hope, Mrs. Ola Lloyd, Rt. 3, Hope Mr. Edgar-Lafferty, Patmos, James Cox, Rt. 4, Hope, Mr.

Clyde Binn, Hope, Estelle Green and son Patmos, Msu'tha Jean WyaCt and son, Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hubbard, Hope, have a daughter born at 7:44 a. m.

Monday, Pranch Admitted; Henry Whstley, Hope, Miss Linda Rpwe, Hope. Mr. M- Goad, Hope, Mrs. M. Qpgd.

Hope. Mr. L. T. Ross, Columbus, Allie Munn, galhjs, Texas Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe St.

Regis WITH THE IT'S HAPPENED! Here's a wholly new direction in automotive styling for all cars to follow, And it took Chrysler-for 1955 to do ft; America's top performer and the first in the coming generation of motorcars! Come see it! Everything about it is completely new, a'nd, dramatically different. Here's the car'with the lOO-MHUpn-Dollar Look and when you own it tfriv 6 it, you'll feel like every million pf iU Chrysler for 1955 is long and sinewy and low. It's a sleek, clean length of steel that looks as if it might have been born in a wind tunnel, Washe4 free of clutter Pqrposeful as an arrow shot from a bow! New front-end you can spot it a mile away! New sweptback wind' shield with corner posts that slant back to allow safest possible vision. New tapered rear New sweeping silhouette that's inches than other big cars. New Twin-Tower tail-lights say 1 with, gwt authority.

New RangerSelector on the dash that pletely couventipnal levers on the steering; polumn. And new seen jn but motor engines powerful type in? Chrysler forecast and 9N interiors that surpass anything AT YOUR SHRY5UR and new Plus new ts NUNN.