The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 3

SATURDAY, MARCH WAI (AUK.) COUU1KK NIOWS Osceoia i.ictv—-1'crsonn! looking 1 Cliarlic mov, papuhr Leonard Jo'msan; cmeat boy, Lcmr.rl Willis; wililos 1 boy, 1 Ivy; siiv.U'tv-; bov. Etdiisui; blgji'st J. AilHit 1'lulip Mrs. diaries Ross Has lp 1(1 hostess when she enU'iluinei results (licnfe at a buffet handsome toy, Junior- by an Pvenins at bridge al ciitiVi Junior her home lierc. i wittiest bay; J.

W. of uivJ gas jgVi jv.ir.di; in sprini! were r( ate ducorallciiii for the jiopului carried out the Easier M.iiu- vviu ture rnbbils ivlilth cseli L3y Wl a Oainlv luiiiil m.Kie linnd.Stsrrldi-! Eumli; tcv awuriVd tlis al J. Widncr; We who cnl cavil a', the i buy. Junior Bj-ndi: in J. iiina of the sasne, anil were eutliy i( k( Mis.

Herbert iiiiipptn airJ ijrar.lli'} 1 luattv. girl. K. Johnson. KCSS; most girl.

iwaulcd Mvf. 11. L. Quiim iiivl Mi i HCoS; mcsl irjt Mu -j, iffi. Neely liowon won i Hcsv gu vvilll l( (.

sl vc- Mrs. Hose's wests were LEL Pk keu preU it cyc dames H. L. Qimni. Heibjit Shm-! Louife idner; girl pri'illc-bi lien, C.

B. Driver, James I CI Aynv 11.i: W. Ehtdilan. all cf Osi-tola. rm-' Treva Jor.es.

Mrs. Jackson's hcii'c Mr Neely BOWEII fi-ouV -mi; PLACE Mrs. W. E. Jjlmssn Litlli- lllc vM Ls nn lh who Ls vbslilr.S lir.e.

hoiifili And nny Is.iy up in iolt Like Tom or Like Joe? Mrs. H. I'- nriver four table biidp Mir!) lirr The Ic5 0 try licsup north cf (i-y-'n 1 1118 lcow '7-' I "Hie liiiiiSM Hock, who is A -und fi-icnos here OIL, week. rot Guesls besides the cliu) ineinbjrs Included Mesdamcs Artliur i-ouse laticllcrtl eainn visitinij To sec hew everything Ls And he finds the'place dcs-'i'lcd. lie says "111 rent it on', tn mail cjf the.

p.ii'Is I i 1 Hxetl. puts en the door boards on the floor Anc! builds up tlie fence that rctten. WHY 13 IT on nT ARE PROSPERING AMD JAM NOT. MORE COTVON, KEEP OUT OP SCHOOL AND IN THE 'FALL WORK HARDER THAN YOU DO. YET i SEEM TO GET AHEAD, B.

Driver, all of Osrooli, the ir.n- oree, Mrs. Charles Driver hc.stess' Mrs. E. Johnson, both of LiiUe Hock. Mv.s.

Fr.in!: Palter of Parii'jaijd. is visit- Ing relatives Mrj. Williamson cf Ls fiuesi of her sister. Mrs. F.

P. Jftc- ol's. and Mrs. Ncblc Hunt cf Luxora. High score club prize wa; award- High score club prize wa; Nm ro is cni crt Mrs.

L. the honor." ow 1)nr v.as favor anfl Mrs. Driver cut consolation following the game. Mr. and Mv.i.

i tamed informally pt here thoU' siy'e-r. K. E. Craij of C-rccnvH'e. who is their guest, curl who is visiting her aunt.

Mrs. N. G. in Delicious ivero served following ihc game. lira.

F. F. who is f. member of the Wiliinni Elrjns the D. A.

R. members in Crittendcn cincl Mi: cciiiitles. Ls in Rock this v.crk ihc slute D. A. R.

con- ver.ilcn. in ticconpanicd by Albert Hunter and hor Mary Hunter, or And it Inr-ks like i Jclrnson i Seventh grade Yarbro school. Bonnie Jean, small daughter Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey AcikiMon.

is ill with pnci'tnonia. Kicliols. H.nohi Pompiiam av.d of Mrs." M. E. nnrt chih! o' rr.r:i,!n-r;\ 'vcro dinner girfsis rf Mrn II.

NtcKay. Monrlay. jU V.r. Mr-V. J.

w. Ma-an spent ith their danghicr. Mr'i. i TiKKts Haslctt. Miss Aer.CG McKay cf Osceoia spent the weti-'-end her sister.

Manic McKay. ROUBLE IS JOE, YOU PUT ALL EGGS IN ONE BASKET. YOU WORK YOUR FARM ONLY IbO DAYS OF THE. VEAR AND BUY EVERYTHING- YOU EAT AND FEED. I WORK MY FARM STEADY ABOUT EVERY DAY.RAI5E AND PUT UP VEGETABLES, KEEP A GOOD COW, RAISC MY FEED AND IMPACT PRODUCE ABOUT EVERYTHING CONSUMED ON MY PLRCf.

COTVOSJ OKCOUR5E 15 MY CASH CROP BUT THEN 1 tlONT LET IT MAKE A FOO1. OF ME, ACRES COTTON. 3 QftUOEM DARN HOU-iE ACRE. FARM TOMS 40 ACRE FARM i 1WJ5B gffiffl Mary EirzaScth Hunter, or I Imr Colcm of slcele cnt RS IS ft Si KIT Oriver Mr, if E.Jcln^^wm^aU.r^ to their: Mrs Adkfeon speu Sun llfll'l homes iu T.Ittl^ Rock today ng a week with relatives wllh'Strs. Georjc Mrs.

R. St. Dswrs'of Chennl La left Monoay for lier homo after inor.lhs stay her parents, nn.1 i 1 Tl. XeKay. Miss Mcirptrelte Perry spent the Blyihtvilis ni(h The above picture was brnmlciistrd over Mississippi Cowily, in IH-WH- sipers, placnrtls anil (lie Hjtuinnins of the much lalki'il friends in Osceola.

They v.iH Smith, spent Friday Mr. Smith's parents. Mr. nnd R. Ernilh.

here, aiter week's w'cek-end with relatives in Memphlf. Mr. and Mrs. L. S.

Mitcnel! Ro 'McKay and Go'di- Sparks! Thursday fcr Sr. they Blylhsville were dinner gii-sts 1 will visit (heir son and other reh-1 nn McKay. lives. tiny. Mcsdaines R.

U. Jener. M. t. Siimncrs S.

M. Hedges ol Os- cecl.i were luncheon iiuesis Mrs. Roland Gi-ceae in Elyiheville. Friday. John White Smith returnwl vcstertiy i lie Hock where Mrs.

Wr.iie lus ilcl it withdrawn from visiting her daughter. Mrs. Wie a 0n following a Gcyer ar.rt Mr. and vr rsy nited indirectly in one Mrs. Smith h.is been the The fnraous llute Fre-J- Jier daughter.

Ely Foiiville. and crx lc Great vet be Mr. Fonville. privatclv. "to" Mr.

and Mrs. Charlr-, Carman cf New anrl Mr. Mrs. stnnlry Car- acrordina to rjprrts. penler spent Friday alto-neon and S20.C50 for Infinimcnt it I evening in Memphis.

is mrr.oml Henry and S' I iJancJolph Hearst also Frederick Great May Be SoltljH We. Have A Guaranteed Market For Mammoth Brown or Virginias. Yarbro Sc'tool Ora Lou Hilbnrn. lenlh sjrj-lr student at Yr.iSn schcnl. has a perfect for fottr -trs.

ic Junior Hrii ho's Who" contest thj foi- Iswing -ivere Prettiest qirl. Tlrelma cutest girl. Bonnie est girl. Victoria Thompson; smartest girl. Ora llilb-jrn; biiscs.

pest. Effle Chapman: Miidrcd Birnch; best athlete. Ethr'. Gee; most ntlraclive. Iivn- Sadlov: popular.

Onic Miirdangh: bes; The uccisicn of Princr Frijclrich. Leopold, run of former Crown 10 of tiie 1 fiiitj anctios bronsn'. fror.i 'faniily''J rnd circies Cous-ac' Menciei. E4. adininistrutor of Prince i Frieclrieli Leopold's estates.

of't a iieart hrlicvrd mural by, txoil.mcn: of tilt If you are intcveated i-i soiu-2 Crop to take the place some of your cot ton acre- age, just take ihis ail to any of the jjeojjlc whose names appear below. fj You can sell every Soy Bean you raise and get the Cash Money on Delivery to the oil mill at Blylheville. Jn the siR'CccrSinj; four years, 11 constant inlcnsive efTnr! has lieen carried (in, M-hich hart for it's the adoption of a safe and sane farm program for Mississippi County. Thousands of dollars nnd years of effort have IIIHMI sprnl in trying fo tnipress on our farmers the folly of a one crop system, and (he absolute necessity of growing Food, Feed and Livestock on the farms as insurance against the calamity that comes sooner or later fo the section that depends entirely on one crop for it's entire livelihood. Canning factories were IniiH to give an assured marltet for truck crops.

Livestock finance corporations were organized to help worlhy fanners buy bogs and cows. County agents and extension workers labored valiantly. County fairs were organized and many thousands of dollars given away in prizes for the bfsf farm produce and livestock. The" danger of growing cotton exclusively was talked until it gol monotonous to many of our people. "Live at Home" became a phrase (bat lots of folks haled to hear uttered.

lint some listened, believed and were saved. To others it Was like a voice crying in the wilderness. Suppose We Have Drouth Will you be one of those farmers who go to the Red Cross for food for your family? You won't if yon follow the "Live at Home" i)ro- Raise Food Feed Chickens Keep a Sow and Cow and no drouth can put you on the Cross. Came Summer of 1930 Tests made by scientists prove' tls.il color effects r.rr us i i Red and orange s'imtsb'e. cic 1 c-'reeif.

grr li.it, a IrT-ir. cilcct and i. The events of the past year have proven the soundness of this preaching, and the campaign for a better farm program goes steadily onward. and Kentucky anrl Alabama Rcrl Ash Coals. Delivered Anywhere.

Hay, Kar Corn, Oats, Mixed Teed. Special Prices on Car Lots. L. iiett I'honc C'l Chicai Lumber Corporation FROM THE 1923 IS CHOP OF 10 MILLION BALES MILLION BALES CROP OF IB MILLION BALES 1931 BALES BROUGHT BALES BROUGHT BALES BROUGHT WILL BRING "You Can't Break a Farmer Who Grows Food and Feed and Keeps a Cow, a Sow, 50 Hens" This Ad I'aid for Bv- First National Bank Three States Lumber Co. Chicago Mill Lbr.

Corp. E. C. Robinson Lbr. Co.

Joe Isaacs J. C. Penney Co. Farm Equipment Co. Ark-Mo Power Co.

Hubbard Hardware Co. Courier News Blylheville Cotton Oil Co. For AKriculfural (lommitlee, Klythcville Chamber of Cnrnmcrfc.