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fgf- HOPE HOM, ARKANSAS Tuesday, 21,1954 steady to 18 tS-SS! siz frufljf l5rdMto-22G Ib in Ib in irm" 11 p'i J. fcfc'' J7.25.18.00; 260-380 Ib scattered lots 290-340 Ib 1.25-16.50; Sows 2S Ibwar; bulk 400 Ib down 1.25J over 400 Ib 13.50-15.fid; bdarl unchanged at 10.50-13.00; good ly clearance. Cattle 3700: calves steady to strong on choice steers and butcher yearlings ftt 23.00-24.00 small Jots high choice and 4ns ia yearling steers 27.00-29.00: utility snd commercial cows 8.50-11.71; canners and cutters 7.00-E.50; util ity and cominercial bulls 11.00 13.00; Cahners and cutters 8.00 10.50; good and choice vealer i21.00-27.00; individual head prime to 20.00;. ccmmercial and. 4.00-20.00: slaughter calves con- inuing rather slow but generally iteaciy; commercial and fiood 14.00- iS.CO; utility and low commercial 10.CO-13.00.

heep active and strong; sulk choice and prime wcol lambs 9.50-20.00; some choica fall clips 19.0; mostly choice No. 1 skins 19.25; ewes 3.00-5.00. iSr" feM A GIFT Nationally Advertised Sans Souci Rogers Munsingwear LINGERIE It's Beautiful It's Useful It's Giveable vs- Only One New Case of Polio LITTLE ROCK UP) Only one rew case of polio was reported lo the State Health Department last Week. No cases were reported tho previous week. far this year 361 cases of the disease'have' been recorcied in comnared to 322 by thn jame time last year.

i'nc one polio cases reported week was 'n Calhoun County. TO OUR PARTONS Prescription Price When yqu have a Prescription to be filled, we shall be glad to discuss Its cost. We invite frank dis- cdssion because our prescription prices are based upon a formula which is fair to all. We hope that we may fill your next prescription. Ward Son DRUGGIST 102 W.

Second St. Phone 7-2292 Youth Says He Continued from Page One by her husband, who had awakened earlier and driven downtown for coffee and the newspapers. She died two hours' later without regaining consciousness. Asked what he meant by getting 'it over with," he replied: "One of the policemen hit me on the head with a slapper, and another one slapped me a couple of times." Wiliinghara told his story of hit ting the sleeping woman with a five-pound stick of hickory fire to police and newsmen early last Sunday. Prosecutor J.

B. Reed, Sherif H. K. McKanzie and Police Chie Frank Henderson all flatly denied that was hit by ei- her themselves or any ether person. 'Not a finger was laid on that boy," said Reed "He was not threatened, hit, hurt or abused in dny uay.

We didn't mention any sort of punishmet. He is riot tell- the truth." Sheriff said he was present at all times when officers Questioned Willingham. and added: "I didn't hit him, and I didn't see anyone else hit him." Police Chief Henderson said Wlil- ingham made his statement while riding alone in the back seat of a police car en route to from Little Rock, where had been taken for psychiatric examination. The chief said that at the time it was late afternoon, but still daylight. "I deny that the boy was hit by myself or any other officers to my knowledge," the chief said.

Willingham denied that he was jr. Brinkley at the time of the attack between 4:30 a. m. and 7:30 a. m.

(CST) Sun- Iday, Dec. 12. 1 He said ho arrived in the east Arkansas city about 12 noon Saturday and left shortly afterward by hitchhiking a ride in a truth to Forrest City, Ark. The youth said he caught another truck from City to Memphis, and arrived in the Tennessee city about 5:30 a. m.

Sunday. It is 65 miles from Brinkley to Memphis. MEATS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY MEALS ANY SIZE FRESH, FAT and TENDER LB. 334 STYLE PURE PORK 2 J7 WHOLE or HALF HIVLIO CHUCK ROAST FRESH or CURED HALF or WHOLE EXTRA SPECIAL Vrrest Ctty Friday by police for outine questioning. He said he re urned to Arkansas because he ha.l promised a job by a Forrest businessman.

A preliminary hearing on thu murder charge against Willingham will be held Wednesday at Municipal court in Brinkley. Meanwile at Berry, (former police chief voluntarily telephoned the Associated Press and said the people of Berry think the youth is innocent. Ormond Simpson said. "We don't think has has the guts to kill a woman. You can make Billy Ray own up to anything." Simpson said boys smaller than Willingham used to torment him Ly taking his and the boy "was always coming to police officers for help to get his things back." Arkansas officers are invesligat ing the possibility that Willingham clubbed Mrs.

Bairon Shelton of Arlington, who was beaten while sleeping at the home of her parents, tho Rev. ad Solon T. Hill of Pine Bluff Oct. 27. Mrs.

Shelton was unconscious tor four days and later told offict-rs she remembered nothing of the attack. Gunshot Wound Fatal to Hunter RUSSELLVILLE (IF, Ernest Clio Potter 25, of Yell County, has died of gunshot wound suffered while deer hunting last Tues day. He died Sunday. Volume of water of the Amazon River is nearly four times that Mississippi. ttfesdciy, 21, 1954 HOPE STAR, HOPE, ARKANSAS Special Through COLD WAVES $15 Lanolin Oil 12.50 Cream OiU $8,50 Give her a permanent for Christmas Hazel's Beauty Shop Phbne Haiel Virginia Auilne DOG CATCHER'S BITE SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Humane Society dog catcher John L.

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BOSTON BUTTS iA'WW" I'" Gt Hop At the nevs conference last Sunday, Willingham voluntarily told reporters that he was lured by a lighted window to the Fuller homt in the hope of finding something to M. Willingham said then that he watched through a winflow while Fuller dressed and drove away, Ihcn armed himself with a club and entered the house through an unlocked rear door. Sheriff McKcnzie quoted the youth as saying that he lad intended to rape Mrs. Fuller, but couldn't go through with it. At the news conference, the youth "I didn't to rape her," Asked what he had done Willingham replied "Different things, just different things." The boy told newsmen that be found five cold biscuits in the kitchen and took two of them before leaving the house.

Ploice said that three biscuits were found in the home. He also said he took $2C from Mrs. Fuller's purse, and police said check showed that, she had taken $25 from the petty cash at 'her husband's business Saturday r.ftcrnpon and purchased more than $4 worth of groceries. Willingham was picked, up at Legal Notice Np. 7693 In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County, Ark.

Nashville Federal Savings and Loan Association Plaintiff vs. James L. Hood Clara L. Hood, his wife, and Morris J. Francis and Jessie E.

Francis Defendant WARNING ORDER The defendants, James L. Hood, Clara L. Hood, Morris J. Francis and Jessie E. Francis warned to appear in this court within triirty days and answer complaint of the Plaintiff, Nashville Federal Savings and Loan Association.

Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 4 day of December, 1954. Garrett Willis, Clerk. (SEAL) Steel Steel Attorneys for Plaintiff John P. Vesey Attorney Ad-Litem Dec. 7, 14, 21, 28 Legal Notice Ib, 43c IN THE HEMPSTEAD PROBATE IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF BEVERLY JAMISON, A MINOR, ANNA BELL JAMISON, GUARDIAN NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Anna Bell Jamison, as Guardian of the person amj estate of Beverly Jamison, a minor, has filed her petition in said Court asking for authority to sell the real estate hereinafter described for cash, at public sale at the front door or en-, trance to the Court House in the City of Hope, Arkansas, said property being situated in Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas, and described as follows: Lot 4, Block Yerger Addition to City of Hope, Arkansas.

By order of said Court, said petition will be heard by said Court, at o'clock A. December 30, 1854, in the Court Room in the Court House, in the City of Hope, in Cpunty, Arkansas. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal oJ said, Court on 13th i 0 CAKE MIX COCONUT Extra Special 3 Boxes Only Extra Special for Only Regular 18c Size Only We have all kinds of MILK and NUTS Extra Special Now Only Extra Special 2 Cans Only 19e Only 45c IN BULK or SEALED TINS Guaranteed Fresh NUT SHOP WARD SON DRUGGIST 102 W. 2nd Street Hope, Ark. PRESCOTT NEWS Canasta Club Has Chr'stmas Party Members of the 1950 Canasta Thursday afternoon in the home of H.

J. Wilson. Seasonal decorations were car- led out with a beautifully decorated Christmas tree, red candles on the coffee table and a mantel arrangement of gold and silver pine cones and red candles. The dining table was centered with a bowl of holly flanked by red candles. In the canasta games the high score prize was won by Mrs.

Imon Gee and the low prize by Mrs. E. M. Sharp. After a gift exchange, a delect- iable salad and dessert course was served.

Mrs. Baker Britt was a Other members included Ats. C. G. Gordon, Mrs.

J. B. Hes- erly, Mrs. Fred Powell and Mrs. Homer Ward.

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PORK SAUSAGE PURE Baptist Young People Dinner The Young Peoples Baptist Train- ng Union and Sunday School Class es of the First Baptist Church were entertained with a Christmas dinner at the church on Thursday evening. Covers were laid for 20 at the table covered with a white damask cloth. Runners of smilax interspersed with red tapers, red wrea ths tied with red bows and jolly Santa Claus gave a festive note to the The invocation was given by John McClelland. Recordings of Christmas carols were played softly during the din ner. Games were played and there was a exchange from thi Christmas tree.

Mrs. Harrell Hines, Mrs. The! Hanning and Mrs. Morrision Me Clelland were hostesses. Girl Plunges Into Water, Saves Man MIAMI, Fla.

(XI A It year Id girl who "couldn't stand to sec human being die" was hailed as heroine todey. Norma Florence Paulsen was Tedited with saving the life oi Charles 52, who had 'lunged into the murky waters of Benjamin Gulp D. A. R. Has December Meeting The December meeting til th Benjamin Gulp Chapter D.

A. was held on Thursday. afternoo in the home of Mrs. D. L.

McRa with Mrs. S. O. Logan assis ing hostess. A beautiful arrangement white magnolia leaves and pbin settias centered the dining tab! Other Christmas decorations wer placed at points of interest The regent.

Mrs. C. H. Moore presided and called the meeting 1 order with the ritual and pledge.o Allegiance to the flag. Mrs, J.

H. Langley read story "Birthday for the Christ" after which she presented Misses Genevieve King, Bettie Wilson, Marearet Phillips, Betty Erskine, Alma 'Lois Ferrell and Mary Buchanan who sang Christmas carols accompanied by Mrs. Bobbie Whitmarsh at the piano. A dainty, salad course was sery- ed. he Mkthi River at noofc Jester saw the bubbles ebfhlng ujs cy, end he was lying face down in the water," Miss said.

"Peo pie were running around on the bridge but nobody was doing any thing. "1 kicked my shbeS off ed fove in. The water was freezing cold and he kept fighting to keep his head under "I had to swim alia pull him with me and 1 didtt't think I Was going to make ti but 1 guess God helped Detective Neal Coston said Pus an engineer for thS flott3s Light first fought off the restraining hands of A friend before diving 30 feet frfcrn fcrlckell Avenue bridge. Costono said Pusey suffering with a nervous condltloft and has been under a physician's cart. was being taken to a doctor's tit fice at the tim6.

(More than a million eftrthquafc es occur in the world but only a fraction are by First crop of broOmeorn Wfts grown in the United States by Ben" jamin Franklin. EAGLE CUSHMAN! 2016 TtXAMtttUU Leo Cox Davis Class Has Supper The home of Mrs. J. Tee'ier was scene for the covered dish supper of the Leo Cox Davis of the First Methodist Church Thursday Co-hostesses were Mrs, A. B.

Gordon, Mr.s. Jim White, Mrs Floyd Wren arid The Hying room banked with red candles and -greenery. Red candles cast a soft glow from.the coffee table and a decorated Christmas tree stood before the windows. The supper was served from the dining table covered with a gre'en cloth. 'central arrangement of red roses was red tapers in silver candle sticks.

The invocation was given by Mrs W. E. Jordan. Mrs. Charlie Thomas read the Christmas, story from second Luke.

Afetr which she gave in dialect "How Come Christmas" by Roark Bradford. A duet Holy Night" was sung by Mrs. J. A. Eagle and Mrs.

Lela Hays. There was an chance of gifts. The evening closed with the ing of Christmas carols. Charlotte Ann Easterlinfl Celebrates Birthday Mr. Mrs.

Wpodrow Easterling honored their daughter, Charlotte Ann, with a party at. their home on Friday afternoon in celebration of her fourth birthday. The guests spent the afternoon games and with various toys after which they were served cake and ice cream from small tables. Favors were balloons and bubble gum, Those attending were Ann Bolton, Ann Haggard, Sherry and Kathy Turner, Debra and Brenda Harris, Gilda Fay Hines, Marvana Cunningham, Pam Fore and Carmen. Mv.

and Mrs. M. D. Cunningham had as their Thursday over night guests, H. C.

and Mrs. Earl McClain of Norfolk, Va. who were, enroute to San Diego, Calif, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Laneaster have returned to their home in Newport after a visit with Mr, and Mrs.

C. R. Gray. Mrs. Mettle Robinson has had as her guests Mrs.

Mabel Evans of El Dorado and Mrs. Nannie Wood of EaglernUl, Mr. and Mrs. J. Essex' of Chicago have been the recent guests of Mrs.

L- C. Gatlin, Mrs. Jada McGuire and Mrs. A. E.

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W. S. Black were Thursday visitors in Texarkanm. Mr. and Mrs.

A. B. McGuire have had as their guests Mr, and Mrs. J. B.

Walker and Betty Jo of Nashville, Tenn. and Mrs. H. Rosson and Michael of Tenn, Mrs. J.

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