The Journal-Advance from Gentry, Arkansas • Page 2

Page Two SJOURNM-ADVANCE And Bnnton County Gnzctfa Herbert. C. and Dorothy Ingle:) Seng-stake, Owners and Publishers Published Thursday of each week anc. entered at. the post office at Gentry Benton County, Arkansas, 'as 'second- cjnss mail matter.

Subscription Benton County, one Delaware County, "one 1.00 Outside of above counties, 1.50 Advertising Rntm Notices for Bazaars, Pic Suppers, Benr )C efits, a lihe All Obituaries, a line Cards of Thanks, flat, rate Display Kates on MEMBER Of ARKANSAS PRES Qurna i-Advance, Gentry, Benton County. Arkansas Social, Local and Personal News Thursday, July 3, 1941. Sntscr- Kaufman Mr. and A. K.

Kaufman announce the marriage of their daughter, Opal, to Mr. Orba Setser, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B.

Setser of Decatur. on Sunday, June 29. ft The wedding was solemnized at the home 1 of the bride's parents at P. M. with Rev.

R. B. Purcell officiat- ng. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to a few friends relatives immediately following ho ceremony. Mrs.

Setsor i a graduate of Genry high school and Mr. Setser at- ended school at Decatur. They are veil known in the Oentry-Decatur vi- inity and will make their home in Gentry whore Mr. Setser has employ- Mr, and Mrs. O.

E. Butler of Grove. visited E. Butler Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Ritter of neat- Healing Springs visited Mr. and Mrs Claude Grammer Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ritter is a sister to Mr.

Grammer. Mrs. Etta Howerton moved to the Eyerly property Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul and Misses Helen Strand and Lillian Mitchell visited Mrs. Elsie Strand in Bristow, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Bennett and WITH THE SICK Vetra J. Kirby underwent an emergency appendectomy in a Siloam Spgs. hospital Saturday night. Mrs.

Ray'Barnctt received hospital treatment and X-ray of a fractured leg Saturday. Mrs. Bertha Clematcr entered a Siloam Springs hospital Saturday for ''medical care. An explosive hag been developed from orange peel oil and a non-combustible chemical, two ounces of which have proved more powerful than two pounds of gunpowder. The Francis Siegler, says the explosion can be in canning plants at one-third the cost of dynamite.

incnt. Lest, We Forget The Neighborly Assistance club will meet with Mrs. Will Thursday, July a Fellter Club Postponed All Felker HD club members: The club will not meet on the regular date, July 4, but will meet July 11 all day with Mrs. Dunivan. Family night will be held at Pleasant Grove on Wednesday, July 9, with same arrangements made for previous meeting.

Misses Reba Lee Gouge, Betty and 'lora Feemster left Friday for their home in Pasadena, after visit- hg relatives here. They returned via Texas and Carlsbad Caverns. Clyde Lieblong is taking a summer civilian pilot training course at JBU. Jo Mae Forrer entered business college in Tulsa the first of this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Alva Jenkins made a trip to Adair, Sunday where visited Mrs. Jenkins' sisters, and daughter, Maxine, attended a birthday dinner in Stilwell Sunday. Johnnie Burrow near Hiwasse was -in Gentry Monday on business. MY.

and Mrs. O. D. and daughters spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Harrison. Janice Sue remained for a 'few days.

Rev. Robert Purcell, Otto Nichols, and Roy Backer and two sons spent two days last week on Buffalo river near Harrison Edna Sue Smythe visited her aunts, Mrs. Gladie Moore and Mrs. Hattie Harper Saturday. Everett Miner of Greely, and Lonnie and Lillie Mae Miner of'Bar- tlesville, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Miner over the week-end. Bridge Case Appealed Arc owners nnd drivers of overloaded trucks liable for damage to state bridges and highways? That is the question the state Highway Commission has passed along to the Sii- prcme Court in the state's $11,000 damage suit against Lee Mode, Conway trucker, and Sylvester Zermat- ton, his driver. The Highway 65 Fistrap bridge over Cadron creek, near Conway, collapsed recently under a Mode truck driven by Zermatton The state's suit was dismissed by Faulkner Circuit Court and is now on appeal. The Highway Commission is anxious to have the question settled because, if a favor able ruling is obtained, suits are to be filed against others whose overloaded trucks have damaged bridges A Post Cai'dato tlie Etlit This column ix for on mention and for formation of interest to the "folks fit You arr write us Mr.

and Mrs. M. R. Gundy and children, Nancy Gale and Ray Lynn of Oklahoma City visited in the Sidney "tenable home from Friday'until Monday. What makes a quiz fan quizzical? That's one you don't have to know to tvin a high rating in this intelligence test.

Just dig into the beloiv, mark your an- MIBS Ima Fern Ladd spent the first sivcrs in the space provided and irt nf a then check fhe and add part of'this week with Mr. and Mrs. Johnny McDonald in Siloam Springs' Mrs. Charles Calhoun was in Fayetteville Saturday visiting with a group of former Central college class- Editors of The Journal-Advance: I m-nivr. my paper here on Saturday morning and I sure to see it come.

I sure enjoy reading it and hearing what is goi am away. I am "enclosing a clipping taken from the Arkansas Gazette! thought might be of interest to you and that you might put a I up concernino- it i the old home paper, this exposition was her town where am at present, went downtown to see the "CTtainly was nice. a ft is like real 'down here and is really warm Yours truly, MISS VIRGINIA, F.DGKTT. (KiMi-oii's event in El Dorado was in celebration first of oil there 20 ago. Floats and.

bands mile-long parade. Governor Adkins made an address review indnsfru of. that section. A dedicated at tin welt.) Editors of The Journal-Advance: Do the ehiggers bite? Well, he.re is relief. Take equal parts of acid and kerosene, spray your overalls thoroughly, roll paper and leave for 12 hours or more.

Then hang up the sun f'l hours'or more to dry. a spray that Is eoar.se but a bug or fly sprayer will they-fill the air with mist and are not efficient. P. A. Editors of The Journal-Advance: Am writing to tell you I am moving and'new address is: "HatJ Vrk." It's about ten miles north of MorrilHon; a more desin mates.

COZY THEATRE Mr. and Mrs. Ben Albrecht and Del- and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whitaker and Faye Arlene were Sunday dinner guests at the A.

E. Kaufman home. Mr. and Mrs. Willie" Jones and Matinee and Night and family, Mrs.

Morris and Mrs. Mattie 1 1 -J-- Saturday Night, July 4-5 MATINKK STARTS 2:34) NIGHTS (2 Shows) START 7:30 Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette 10c AS ALWAYS MONDAY, "JULY 7 STARTS 8:00 (One Show ONLY) Navai Academy FRED BARTHOLOMEW AND ALL-STAR CAST WEDNESDAY, JULY 9 STARTS 8:00 (One Show ONLY) Western Union RANDOLPH SCOTT ADMISSION 20c i'ROGHAM OF THE GRAND RIALTO SILOAM SPRINGS. ARK. AT THE GRAND: Thursday and Friday, July 3.4 "Th- Great American Broadcast" featuring Alice I'Vive J-K-U Also .,,,,1 Lynch were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Morris. Willie Jean and Betty Mae Jones are visiting relatives in Kansas City. Miss Mary Alice Patterson left Saturday for Fort Worth. Texas, where she will visit her brother for awhile. Miss Lawrence ahd Miss Geraldine were visiting in Gentry Sun iday afternoon Mr.

and Mrs. D. Foster visited Mr. and Mrs. I.

M. Gardener Saturday evening. Thurston Vails from Oklahoma City is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Sikes.

Mrs. Maud Eyerly has moved to the Grincr property which she purchased last week. Jimmy Brown spent two days last week in Neosho visiting his children. Bobby Smythe and Golda Mae and Joy Daily stayed with Mrs. Brown Mr.

Brown was away. Donnie Sugg returned home Saturday from Anderson, where he has spent the past three weeks visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes of Rawlins, I spent the past week with Mrs.

mother. Mrs N. H. Mitchell. Mrs.

W. Butler left last week for a visit witli relatives in Galena, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rodebush Mnci Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Herrington and daughter, Beth of Locust Grove, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Curry Sunday Mr. Herrington owns a farm within 20 miles of the Tulsa bombing plant and reports much local interest in Tulsa Kev. and Mrs. R. B.

Purcell and Mrs. Clarence Ratcliff were among those who attended Baptist assembly south of Siloam Springs Tuesday Tiight. Hot Weather and Danger The hot season of the year is at hand. Hot weather can increase the accident rate if proper precautions are not taken. Heat increases irritation and inattention.

Hot weather encourages the growth of bacteria 'and increases the danger of infection. During warm weather it is more necessary £han ever to treat every slight injury which breaks the skin. Splinters which prick the flesh enough to draw a drop of blooci should receive immediate" attention. A daub of merthiolate, ibdine or some other good antiseptic may head off serious infection. Heat cramps and heat exhaustion are common during the extremely hot weather of June, July, August' and September.

Salt tablets should be taken when drinking large amounts of water and sweating is profuse. The diet should be watched during the hot months. Starches and sweets u-e heat producing. Overloading the stomach with sweets or starches will produce sluggishness if nothing else. Obtain plenty of sleep and rest dur- ng the hot months.

Sleep is nature's method for rebuilding the tissues of he. body destroyed bv fatigue. If you lon't sleep and rest well you will go work tired. Eat lightly, drink plenty of cool (not water, dres.s comfortably. poitits for your rating.

(1) You don't have to be a constant visitor to the Naval Observatory to know that when it's 4 p. New York, clocks on the banks of the Mississippi register (a) 2 p. (b) 3p.m.; (c) 5 p. (d)7p. m.

(2) Calling culinary experts! Here's one that's your "dish." If there was a "brulot" served you, you'd know it was (a) a heavily spiced roast; (b) a baked redfislv (c) a lighted pudding; (d) a pastry topped with whipped cream. we had the past year with quite a little raise in salary! Ha! i Am expecting you and Doc (Hansom) down when next is dne ami bring families this time. Gentry will always be to us so tell everyone you see ami invite them down. It's sob write everyone. can't get along vflthout the J-A.

THlvW. M. CHILKS FAMILY.I BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Allen announce the birth of an 8-pound son Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Claud Loridagin of near Decatur announce the birth of a daughter, Monday, June 30. ever ear (3) The boat above is making 15 knots, which is more than 15 miles per hour. (True false.) A (4) Paging historians! The invincible Spanish grand fleet that England conquered baqk when" was (a) the Armada; (b) the Great WHite Fleet; (c) the Ban- acubo; (d) the Del Marbo Fleet.

PEACE'S FLORAL SHOP IN SILOAM 145 Judge: Have you dollar in your life? Prisoner: Yes, your Honor. I for you in the last election. REAL ESTATE BARGAINS! SEE ME IF YOU WANT SELL OR EXCHANGE YOU PROPERTY! HUGH C. FEEMSK OLD CHEYENNE' featuring Roy Rogers. Also comedy 10c-15o to all.

Sunday Matinee and Night and Monday, July 6-7 "A WOMAN'S FACE" featuring Joan Crawford. Also latest news and comedy. Tuesday and Bargain Nights "POWER DIVE" 5iS air picture. 10c-15c, to all. 8-1) Ruby U'olfeubarger of Milwaukee visited in the J.

R. Bever home over the week-end. She is attending college at Fayetteville. through the hot months without much serious trouble. AT THE RIALTO: Friday aad Saturday, i I't I SANDWICHES AND COLD DRINKS "COLDEST DKINKS JN TOWN" MEXICAN CHIL1J Try Our MILK Maxwell House Coffee Served NO BEER NO WINE TOWN HALL A TUESDAY, JULY 8 Theatre Bldg.

THURSDAY. JULY 10 1 A WESTERN PICTURE WILL BE SHOWN lOcTO ALL! Everyday Prices We Want to Buy Burlap Sacks 4S 11 Holly Wreath $1.45 Hacker's Best 1.45 Mary Sue 1,25 FEKD PerlOOLbs Around Barley $1.35 Ground Oats 1.38 Whole Oats 1.28 Kaffir Corn .28 Shelled Corn Yel. Corn Chop Orange Cane Seed Atlas Sargo Seed Japanese Mung Beans, bu. 2.50 2.65 4 FREE ICE WATER Calhonn-Hardcastle GENTRY, ARK. (5) Jewels are hard, so is this one.

(Today's toughie.) The Rosetta Stone is priceless in the eyes of (a) jewelers; (b) archeologists; (c) the Royal Family of England. (6) The word "fore" is associated with golf, but the word "contact" makes one think of (a) bridge players; (b) a tennis game; (c) airplanes; (d) road building. I (7) How's your angling knowledge? Fishermen have an old superstition that the best time to catch crabs is (a) after dinner; (b) when the moon is full; at high tide; (d) following a rainstorm. TIRE SERVICE SERVICE STATION PHONE 9 (See Page 4 for answers) IS YOUR HAIR OILY? Let us shampoo it once a week and clean it of excess oils that make your hair dull and stringy. Jean's Beauty Salon Bever, Owner-Operator Frances Test BoHn, Operator PHONE 70 Keep Your Clothes CLEAN VING THEM TEST'S "It's Like New When We're Through" WAAAA PICK-UPS FOR Dry Cleanimjl Are Now Being Made Tuesday Richardson Barber Shop! the Table the Pantry Shelf Our store brimful of Mi tor variety in getting your i Only the BEST and Groceries TWIGGLY-WIGGiyj Grocery and Market i World's News Seen Through CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Truthful-i" ntl al Dai 'y Newspaper Features, ni Instr Malce WHILE THE SUPPLY I ASTS BATTERIES $1.19 and $1.49 Tubes in stock for every purpose Roy Backer Shop in Model Variety Store PHONE I 30-miii.

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