Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 9

MOM If Al, AJtKANlAft HI 'H nil ill I to? Out It Ahtad, SOCK u. (tov Bflflnj' of Rumllvmt iffftdtwl Cflmlrt to nnsntfrr public But hit nun. Hm. Bob fit Inf In a rttf ttt hu 0, mmilnatlM dlttrlet eomgfftto frota final on nf nofiHy penwrslle 3Bob, UftWof Writing nofnl- to pnatfiflr term In Voters of ead County -4 of you for the splendid Tuesday, and for your Claud H. Sutton 1 CIfltld 8uUon Roet County ArfciMtw MM CAlhoun PR 21 at 4T 117? 2.1 21 I306 27 27 2775 17 19 20 100 ROO Clnrk Clay Cleveland Conway II IB 40 .10 27 10 10 lttf Cfow 200 127(1 20 1783 IB 1403 2235 24 2IHO 34 34 7284 31 24 1320 20 27 3491 22 1ft HIM 2.1 2.1 21 21 2D3fi I3J9 vm imw 202ft 047 1000 051 1448 1523 1M2 Mr 670 733 8700 220fl 774 02.1 010 1170 2030 KrBnklln Pulton OarloM Oreht 31 31 1094 117 3 30 414ft 1772 30 28 040 21 21 41 21 082 738 800 Hot Spg Howard Indop'nce Irord Johnion LafnycUfl Lnwrence Lincoln Llttto 35 24 50 BO 21 12 Nurse Held for Poisoning Young Niece By REX THOMAft WETUMPKA, Aln.

grim- fnccd ntirie whn ndmltted pofton- Ing her niece nnd calm ly watching on on the body win ended lo trial here today on the first of two murder that could mean her own Jtfe. Oty-halred Earle Dennl- 10ft in accused of ffmtflf arsenic Shirtey Ofann Weldon, who died May and also to her tiny sister Ann. Shirley wan only a few old when Polly Ann years ago after sudden, violent illness Only the death of Shirley Dinnn wos on the court docket for todny. The widowed, 54-yenr-old nurse worked at the hospital where the child died was nrrcsted week later after the Mr. and O.

O. Weldon of the nearby Claud community, swore out 1 rnuwlsr wftffants Sheriff JUsttr Molley iftid Dcnnlnort jtHntKted, without a of cmotfiini, Oiit (the gave Shirley. Dlonn arsenic fh a soft drink, and took her to the hojpitnl when shci went into convulsions. The child' died fIVe hours later, Slate Tolcologlst C. J.

Itchllng sold the autopsy, performed with History Usually Repeats Itself mlnated and governor In 1932, later Mrs. Dennison arnonlc. present, showed LWfLE HOCK OH In a sensil IFl nomination yesterday of Judge FrdttCW Cherry for governor was a CUSP (if history repenting itself 20 yt'ijrs aftr-rwnrd. Cherry is chnncellor of the 12th district. J.

M. Ftitrcll of ParnRould not far from Cherry's home city of wfis chancellor of the 12th district when he was no- HOM AtKAfUAl SOCIETY FMM 74481 A. M. 4 f. 4 'H the people that chose to return I0' Store you gaVe me a vUrtni victory, TKls victory was when we cbnslder the fact that I cord or piece of litera- a victory for the average voter- J'ha's no pold lobylst to manipulate for fter In the State Capital.

Now that chosen me to be your Senator Irvifr can be truly sold that I accept the with humility and, God being my helper, I promise to work for all of you Jtllu all the power and energy I may have. Dr. F. C. Crow Democratic State Senatorial Nominee Nevada, and Pike Counties.

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She told poUce that the child was wolklixg down the alley behind her home when an unidentified inan drove hU ear alongside her, grabbed child, throw her In the oar and drove away. JPylo tiald described the man tall, uleiuler, about 40 and wcnr- Ing khaki clothes. chtol Mid Child's mother recently divorced from her itiubnnd, Burns Norrls ot Detroit, VAmerlct" written la a half hour and on a scrap ot paper Dr. Samuel Kruncls Smith, A minister, und oh July 4,1888, by school chll. ilreh In the Park Street Church, of Boston.

Senate, was ahead ot F. Aciee ot Perry to the 10th senatorial district. A Urotherioam wis nominated buJ without opposj. tlon. Nathan Gordon ot Morriton received tor another Lieutenant Governor.

Ed Gordon, also of Morrilton, nominated for of SALE STARTS THURSDAY, AUGUST 14th HALF-PRICE DRESS SALE! ALL SPRING AND SUMMER DRESSES OVER 400 GARMENTS GO ON SALE AT JUST HALF-PRICE STARTING THURSDAY EVERY SPRING and SUMMER DRESS IN THE STORE and ALL BRAND NEW 1952 STYLES and FABRICS 1 Calendar August 14 The Club will have thelr tgular monthly business meeting fciirsday night, August 14, nt 7 o'clock'at Hotel Barlow. This is tth Important meeting as the bud- Bet will be presented and approved. All members are urged to be esent. The Executive board of the Wo- nan's Society of the First Meth- list Church will meet Thursday norning. at 9:30 in the home of Irs.

Edwin Ward. All members are urged to be present. Mrs. Kenneth Hamilton, Mrs. Owen' Nix, Mrs.

Rob Jones, and Mrs. Buster Rogers are complimenting Miss Linda Foster, bride- elect of Lawrence Albritton, with a gift tea shower Thursday afternoon from 3 to 5 in the home ot Mrs. Hamilton. Today Thursday BETWEEN THE SEA AND THE The Sm-Sfrewn Gofeway to Gold! Misses Sizes 10 to 20 Junior Sizes 7 to 15 Half Sizes 121 to 241 Regular Sizes 38 to 44 ALL AT PRICE Be Here When the Doors Open at 8:30 A. M.

Thursday For Best Selection PLEASE No Phone Calls No Exchanges No Refunds All Sales Final "Hope's Finest Deportment Store FRANCISCO Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting Monday Mrs. J. W. Patterson, Hope Dis trict secretary, and Mrs. Charles Taylor, local Guild president, will attend the Hope District Meeting of Wesleyan Service Guild pres- dents at DeQueen tonight at 7 a.m.

This announcement nade at a meting of the in he home of Mrs. E. P. O'Neal jn August 11 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs.

Taylor, who presided over meeting, presented a report on the Little Rock 'conference Practically All Continued from Oni candidate for governor in the first primary. A former Little Rock city attorney, the youthful Gentry was on unsuccessful candidate for prosecuting attorney in the Pulaskl- Perry County district two years ago. Later he was recalled to active duty with the army he Is a lieutenant colonel and was still in uniform when he made an expected entry into the attorney general's race shortly before the ticket closed last April 30. The national committeeman's post is strictly a party job. For that reason Chambers actually wat elected yesterday.

His 'name will not appear on the general election ballot in November. Other successfully candidates technically al least were only nominated and 3259. 18H DISTRICT; 59 of 65 W. J. fUbert 2MO; H.

A. Tucker 4003. STATE SENATORS THIRD DISTRICT: of 91 boxes: W. W. Bean 48W; J.

S. Smith 2860. FOURTH DISTRICT: 44 ot 60 boxes: J. Garner 5028; Roy Gcan 4869. FIFTH DISTRICT: of 120 boxes: Sam Ford 5302: Chlsm Reed 4450.

SEVENTH DISTRICT: 59 of 80 boxes: Dr. F. C. Crow 4582; T. J.

Silvey 3567 TENTH DISTRICT: 52 of 91 boxes: F. F. Acrcc 3037; Bob Bailey, Jr. 3314. 11TH DISTRICT POSITION NO.

136 of 155 boxes: E. Armstrong 7157; Q. B. Hurst M75. 12H DSTRICT: 60 of 67 boxes: Floyd Bryan 4165; Dr.

E.J.Byrd 6501 13TH DISTRICT: 3flr of 35 boxes: 14TH DISTRICT: 104 of 11 O. Jones 6677: J. I. Purtlc 4905 17H DISTRCT: 81 ot 109 W. Best 3572; Tom Logan 4890.

1811 DISTRICT: 80 of lai boxes: O. Cheney 4547; Y. M. Mack 5261. 19TH DISTRICT: 62 of 120 boxes: W.

E. Fletcher 3775; Guntcr 3593. 24TH DISTRICT: 27 of at boxes: Doug Bradley 3307; Marvin Melton 4230. 35H DISTRICT: 39 of 74 boxes: C. E.

Bell 4107; L. L. Kod ors 3131. 26TH DISTRICT: of 95 boxes: P. Baker, Jr Carnes 4C67 may face Republican or independ- Wayne Jewell 2335; Marshall cut opposition at the general clcc- lio.

Chambers' Arkansas colleague on the national committee will be Mrs. Jack Carnes of Camden, who was unopposed for re-election as com mitt ecwoman. Smith, a onetime newspaperman Shackleford, Jr. 7100. WSG meeting which she and Mrs ho turned to law, first was nom- Roy Stephenson attended at Aid- inated chief justice against former ersgate, a Methodist camp, in Little Rock on July 26-27.

Requirements for study courses lo be conducted by the Guild were discussed. "A Preface to the Bible" and "These Rights We Build" are the titles of the suggested courses. Mrs. Ben Edmiaston gave the devotional. The hostess served a dessert plate to nine members.

Circles of Presbyterian Church Have Picnic The four circles of the First Presbyterian Church held a joint potluck picnic at Fair Park Monday night. Mrs. Dorsey McRae and Mrs. R. E.

Jackson gave the life "Japanese Kagawa" following the picnic. Mrs. Jack Lowe presented the Bible study. forty-five were present for the occasion. Chief Justice C.

E. Johnson. Smith entered that race after having been state comptroller. He was nominal ed for a second term without op position. CIRCUIT JUDGE: THIRD DISTRICT, 142 of 148 boxes: Andrew Ponder 10966; W.

M. Thompson 5405. CHANCELLORS: FIRST DIVISION: FIRST DIS TRICT: 141 of 185 boxes: Rodney Parham Murray Reed 19415. FIRST DIVISION, SIXTH DIS TRICT: 223 of 273 boxes; Wesley Howard 15391; A. P.

Steel 10842 EIGHTH DISTRICT: 192 of 2BI boxes: P. S. Cunningham 11930 Genn P. Houston 7793. NINTH DISTRICT: 115 118! boxes: Bob Bailey 7906; George O.

Patterson 10754. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY NINTH DISTRCT: 65 of 129 boxes: Winfrcd Lake 3161; R. C. Thomas Coming and Going Vote Seen Continued from Page sns for electing me to two torms ns their governor." nnd added: pledge support to Francis Cherry nnd to his administration, and I will support nil Democratic ticket. "Naturally, I am disappointed but can't say that 1 am unhappy.

I'm looking forward to (jetting acquainted with my family." On the basis of Incomplete returns McMath was ahead In only five of the state's 75 counties; Carroll, his native county ot Columbia, Conway, Madison and Scott. of In Cherry Talkathon Continued From Page One the "truth forum," Cherry introduced the Talkathon to Arkansas politics on July 2, when he started a 241-i-hour pro gram of questions nnd answers In Little Rock. The program was conducted In vacant grocery store building and was brondcn.it by five Little Rock radio stations, The Idea caught on In a bin way, and Cherry bognn taking the Talk- athon to all sections of the state, nominees on the state nnd national Sometimes only the radio stntions was campaigning at the time carried the program. Other Talk- athons were broadcast statewide on about 40 stations and on one Mississippi station. Cherry sftid he wanted to proVe a man eoittd be elected governor of Arkansas "without selling his soul." On one ot his enrly Talkathons, Cherry commented that he wan TIRED PROM BATTERS WONDER MIXIN6 ,0 AUVEOCTA9L6 oitmpftlgnlntf ort fttrlnn, with tit his oppononls.hM thul ha had frbM each ot ITO.Wtf tM 190,000 from and into a pnlgn Cherry's HOPtbl t.

Main A Oe'll' LAftT 6A "4 in Jeep Vivtca ii. -cm PLEASE No Phone Calls No Exchanges No Refunds All Sales Final SHORTS: Novelty "Cruise Ship" Sports, Glamour in Tennis World-Wide News. home in Portland, Oregon, after a visit with friends and relatives. His niece, Miss Imogene Arnold, Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney Allen and accompanied him home and will Judy and Gary, and Mr. ontcr school thcrc this fal and Mrs. Edd Dickerson ot Emmet will leave Thursday for a vis-j eekcnd guests of Mr. and Mrs. it with relatives Amarillo, Tex-, Hiram Hatficld ot 8pring ill were as They will be accompanied, their daughtel St Sue of Arkadcl- home by Mr.

and Mrs. Allen's phia and Margaret of Little Rock. daughter, Miss Palsy Allen, who, has been employed there during I Among thosc attending the fun- the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Boh Parker and Mr. Parker.

Mrs. Claude Tillery and son, Weldon, returned home Sunday night after a four weeks visit with their relatives and friends in Dallas, Texas. Obe Cox has returned to his RIALTO 2 Days Only TODAY and THURSDAY COSTS DOWN, PERFORMANCE UP, WITH A DODGE! ADULTS ONLY! FEATURE TIMES: Pass List Suspended For This Attraction Haul al lower cost with a Dodge truck that's "Job-Rated" to fit your Mi- through 4-ton. Booil gasoline mileage with features like high-compression ratio and special gas-saving carburetor. Reduce upkeep with such wear-saving features as floating oil Intake and positive-pressure lubrication.

Enjoy smooth performance with gyrol Fluid Drive, wear-protecting advantage available on all Vi-, 1-ton and Route-Van models. oral service of J. V. Moore, Sr, on Monday were Mrs. Ira Davis, Mrs.

Mattie Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Davis, Bob Yarbour, Jesse Craw, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bromer, and Mr.

and Mrs. Dudley Gordon of, Prescott, O. B. Camp, Mr. and Mrs.

Howlanc Itecd, and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Huddleston of Arkadelphia, Mr and Mrs. E. A.

Wilson of Hot Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins of Camden, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Montgomery and Mr.

anci Mrs. Charlie Collins of Garlanc City, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hawkins of Los Angeles, Mrs. J.

Bradbcrry and Evelyn Griffith ol Waldo, Mrs. Harold Tullos and Mrs. Johnny Crank of Garland City, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hudgcns of Stamps, Mrs.

Hollis Cook, Mrs George Davis, Mrs. Jeff Jpridc- Mrs. Leon Shaddox and Miss O'Thelma Shull of Horatio, Mrs James Leo Myers, Miss Smith and Mrs. Wm. Ramsey Dallas, Mr.

and Mrs. A. D. Jen kins and son of Fort Smith, Mrs W. H.

Brannon of Memphis Frank M. Fory of Little Rock and Forest M. Campbell of Tex arkana. in today for a good deoll i demonstration Save gas and ail. All 8 Dodge truck engines give exceptional econJJ- omy with plenty of power.

You get such advantages as lightweight aluminum pistons, improved fuel system with economy control, crankshaft, other money-saving features. "My Dodge trucks save a lot of money on gas!" KOlmSON, CtMna Hoohr. MoMt, Ata. 200-mile run I 1H to 2 ftllowiof gaa.J|ettlib«avings«wn and on my two tracks gM atone. That's good, because of my trucks an average of 60 ttopa per day mail "My first Do4f8 trMck me $54.00 of expeoae in two yMra.

I ran my second Dodge over 103,000 mites in two years and spent only $16.50 on it for repairs, "If I'd known what I know now trucks, I'd have switched to them ago and saved myself a lot of $avt ginea trucks feroous i ifor, mm mT Upkeep few because many Uks 4-ring putoOB. ring, and valve seat inawts. Iwit Mff. Because trucks (ait salong, depreciation, IIP less and trade-jfi value stays Long Ufe and dependability are result of such features as alloy st springs, shot-peened axle shafts, ex. frames, and Oriflo shock absorbers in low-tonnage Mr.

and Mrs. Buddy Sutton are leaving today for the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Brown and Dr. and Mrs.

Emmett Thompson are attending, the funeral of B. Murray of Arkadelphia in Warren mis afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. Emmett son returned Saturday from a visit with friends and relatives in San Diego and Los Angeles, Calif They were accompanied home by their daughter, Toni, who has been, visiting there.

On their return trip they toured Grand Canyon and other points of interest. NOT RECOMMENDED FOR Personal Mention L. L. Sandord, brother ot Mrs. Claude Tillery, is improving at his home in Dallas following his recent illness and operation in a Dallas hospital but will have to remain in bed seven more HAMM MOTOR £, 4 I I T.

fa 50c EXTRA! "THIS6 OIRt EXTRA! ''A. hospital Notes Julia Cheater Admitted: Charles Ray Prescott. Hope, J. C. May, Hope, Mrs.

Joe Turnage. Hope. Discharged: Craydon Anthony, Hope, Mrs. Doss Bledsoe, Mai- vern, Mrs. H.

H. Tippitt, Rt. 4, Hope. Branch Admitted: Mrs. C.

E. Powell, Lewisville, Mrs. J. B. CaldweU, Hope.

Discharged: Mr. A. A. Andrews Hope, Mies Zenobia Reed, Hppe. Mrs.

H. R. May and son, Michael Ray. Rt. 1, Hope.

Josephine Admitted: Mr. C. L. Stroud, Rt. 4, Hope.

Discharged: Mrs. L. A. AJJwbitf Hofe, Mri Me Heltoo, Fuitoa Mr. Camp, Rt.

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