The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 2

PAGE TWO BLYTJIEVJLLE, COURIER Society Calendar Thursday I Usrcy is having the Mid-Week Bridge' club. The Young Matrons Bridge flub: is meeting with Mrs. W. 0. Ills- i ginson.

I Mrs. Otto KochtitAy is having i the Thursday Luncheon club. The auxiliary cf the American Legion will meet at the home- of Mrs. W. McCulchc-u v.Kh J.

F. Lentl also Tlse women of tlic First Christian eliurcli will raccv at the church for special prayer The: LaoV.es 'Bible class or the First Methodis: church is mceii.is at the'church fit 1 p. m. for i 1 biisi- nc-ss meeting. Mrs.

Bernard Gcoeh Is h.ivins the Tuesday Lunriuon club. The.Entra Nous Bil.it'e club ulll meet yith Mrs. Thurmaii Cicnu-iu'. ti'fsi Carrol Blakcmorc will be hostess to the Matinee cluo. Wednesday Bitdge club will meet witli Mrs.

JRoiCOL- Cialton. ThelDeiphians will meet at tile Hotel Noble. The. pro-Easier of prayer will be cbtirved al the Firat Christian cJrjrch with special services nt 3 P. When Skies Aren't Blue Club Has Ciuosls Mrs Oicar Bailey was hostess to I the new Tuesday Bridge club Mc-sdames Mabel Watts.

Marvin Chanpsllc, Jess White and Thurman Clemens yesterday atternoon. The was emphasis- ed in the delicious rcfrl-ihmr-nls of pear salad, clwcss balls colored and shaped like Easier as were the dyed esss. pctato chips-'. and toffee. Mrs.

the 1 club prize, aJ.rnaj'onnriUe uncl'lfcc ouest ayiiidj Back to. Mrs. Whitiv next Club Cou tract ctObl-aml' MesiSpiea 'John W. Snyder fiid'lFniniworlh Eiiesls Ejioii W.iK!iby;thls week. "HL- 1 In the intefcsihg card games Mrs.

M. A. prize, a ndHijsh' ainuifj BUcsts 5 Snyder received- The hoslcss a "delicious with nr-lnhliny Meet: In the Delphian ir.ccling today, at Hotel Ncblc, Mrs. E. D.

Dickey In prosram on "German' and Early French Painting." Following ths 'resume 'en Hutch painting, dealt with in a pruviau: Bits of News Mostly Personal skies r.o ,1 nal for dreariness. Rather in nou- Eva McCiillough has arrived hcure: frujn Lubbock, Texas, where she Is otnployed. She was called here Iweause of Hie illness of her grandson, Don Alan, son of Mr. and Mrs. T.

E. McCullough who Is now mprovlng. ili Lynch Is expected to re- tiirn from Miniieaixilis, where he has attending mcefllnt; ot the presidents, vice presidents and secretaries ot state Bankers associations in the middle states. Mrs. Thomas W.

Miller returned to her home In, sevcfalj weeks cr as the finest of Mr.i and 'Mrs. Samuel F. Norrij-'iutd; al with another sister, Mrs, Hugh Nelson' Thompson' and family- While al she also visited In as the of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morris.

During her she was the miesl of hon or at a of. affairs. iW. B. Tanner is expected to return today from points of Louisiana ami Mississippi where lo business for a week.

Bert Lynch is expected to arrive home (lie last of the week to spend the Easter holidays with his parents. He Is a student nt the University ol Missouri, Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. p.

E. Coolcy molor- I to Conway, today accompanying Miss Winifred Goodrich Billy Coolcy, Noble Gill and R. Hill of Hcndrix-Hen- dcrson college's who have been ial home for several days vacation. Mrs. W.

D. Chamblln who ill Irom belter today. Misses Carolyn 'Haley, Kathryn Vlclan Holland, 'nnd hci houhCEiicst, Miss Una. Boyles. arc returning'ti IScarcy.

tcday where 'they an 'at Galloway colbge ulte: the spring holidays here John ot Leachville. at tended to business here tcday. Mrs. Driver, Osceola shopped- here Mrs. J.

E. Crilz is al. tin family residence: on West Ash st. Sallle daughter of M.r and Mrs. -IX'N 1 today.

She has been seriously ill filtrd lires, belts, scarf col- scal et fcver or ilais and everything. weeks 1 Gat cf ueive-st is a fiticri sis-l N'cll Iljrrls danctle raincoat in a wide cross Mary 1, 193k Wl News of the Blytheville Schools Junior High The 7A1 boys nnd girls are h.iv- an attendance contest. There will be a party nt the end of the contest fcr the one's that win. If the elrls win It will be ft party at Fcrrrst Moore's house and if the boys party be at ot iwo rather bright chaiani manner, you dc-Iy the tlusi the other. It Is nst evening.

and Jimnita Smith motored to Osceohs to be true colors in riiincoat. ami galoshes cr bhie ii the newest color ly ntlcd. with raised w.iislline and Mrs. Sam Thomas spent yester- a snug boll to emphasize lhe fact. in cm ns Tlieie is say red, white ami bine Miss Nell-Harris and and her mother.

Pauline Fowler's home. Miss Hughes, our home room leachcr is sorlna the party The boys arc ahead of lhe girls now. bul the girls are trying hard to The lAl'gr'aiip of Junior High are having regular day called clc.in-up day on 'J'nursdny. Thcy have committees for different things to clean up and make the room neat. The 8A1 class had a program Friday 20 on neatness.

Chairman, Floretta nankins; Nealness of lhe Rcom by Frunkie Booker; Neatness of the Home, Thelma Tale; Neatness' of the Person, James Gill; of the School Ground, J. W.i Purtle. Tlic '7A1 class, of Miss Hugh's rcom had a clean-up Thursday at lhe prrlort. We cleaned the pictures, washed the board, dusted the erasers and cleaned lhe desks out. On Friday, March 27lh a magican came to Junior High school and Lint on a program ot magic tricks.

The admission was 15 cents. The school got half of the money made and ara giving the money to the P. T. Junior High and put 57.40 on-'some, world books purchased by the schooL attractive magazine rack. The children appreciate It very much.

Tha''JA and 3B are making a. garden. as one of their spring projects. A letter from; tho children in the first grade. Central Ward school.

to the Marilyn "Dear Mr. Btaylock: want to thank you for us visit your hatchery. me aiuuy pii.iuLi.3 1 p-vinllv George W. Dillahunty rules' of the portraits by.Hclbeln. Tho nexl program will ba en from Pcueiin to ev Vl Delacroix." I lr CIlcs of lhe Ircsh sprlns Breikfast Given.

Mrs. A. C. Haley was hostess lo a waffle treaktast yesterda" cially complimenting iu-r Miss Carolyn, who Giilb- college at- -Searcy, anti who hiks'been at th: spring holiday. Other guests Misses Vivhr.

Holland andjKathryn Grcnr oii'se guest. vn mine to the ni red, white uncl blue oi (lie jersey her parents. call.ir; take, your pick! And Mr. and Randolph Smilh H.V.'M" 1 Cill a vvllltc Or all from several days so inn 1 IK blue p.irajol with tins rnuidt coat! visit in Osceoh MylM .13 this jand fairly pranco along, grateful Mrs. Godfrey'White of CXccola r.iiii for glvhi- you such ajwas the guest of Mrs A' Ice loikiiij so nice, i Conway today.

Miss Jane Buck, who attends St. Mary's at Memphis, is spending the Easier holidays at home. Kenneth Brewer, son of Mr. am! Mrs. Prank Brewer, has returned frc.m St.

Bernard hospital at Jor.es- borow here he underwent an 1JV Mnrv-vvi-i- -ation three weeks ago. lie is much mediately QOCS lo three no Irninp.jimproved. Ancrira.u llrW I.CD-UC 5 however, (hat South Mr. and Mrs Harry Wna Th" is nitlclc on tlie hrki two Milan t.p.ub and the son, Harry jr reutrne-l ves- students rat thc sarni ar.Jj''o We have review-. kin- nn- 1 (jucm of diamonds, nnrtllcrday from a vHl in an-1 Miss Goccirlch, giv-n the ex-, I'-cKI tlin king nnd two: Lincoln.

Neb Mrs Hallos' and so') tends w- aur be spades anil tbe Jack and four went up Uvo months aro and Mr Ark. in.o:-r.ieii on this convention 01 diamonds. Insteail respond-i Haines motored there "two "We Irttlng "We have 18 chicks In our school. Wo lake good, care of Ihem. "They are growing "From the children in the 1A group, Central Ward school." fn tlio 5A BiMdc Hi? following pupils made the highest average for the month of March: Language, Elizabeth Baxter, Spelling, Susie Childs.

Arithmetic, and Geography, More Kochlitzky, History and Reading, Buddy Terry, Penmanship, Colemun Stevens and Mary Catherine Dillahunty, Music, Elizabeth Baxter. The "boys and girls in Miss Outlaw's rcom are having a very interesting health contest. Week before last lost week the the third third grade won ar.d fourth grades and so far this week they have tied. During the contest three boys have quit drinking coffee for which we are all very proud. We are very happy lo have Paul Sanford, Margaret Elfrank, 3 aulln? Haulum, Claudine Hillis, Virginia Gldham, Marie Peek and Bette Thrasher.

Elolse Ramey. Molly Guard, Helen Stabbs are absent this week, be- of illness. The following pupils made splendid reports March 20, 1931 in their reading club: Arthur Patterson, Tcssle frcne Livingston, Beatrice- Tacker. Robert Lovelace. The squaic club plan to go on a number of nature hikes durlns tho months of April and May.

Paline Pasley has returned to (he 4A room after, a recent tonsil- cc-tomy operation. Laveriy has returned to the 4A room alter an illness ot several wseks. Irving Osbornc made li splendid report March 25, 1931 on lhe "Pyramids of The 5B grade is very glad to Junior. arid High Institutions WilM Compete Students from 11 Junior senior hipjh schools of. county will participate mi2l literary meet to be held Saturday In conjunction vfith -the track meet.

rj All'sohools of the "county-i btcn divided into two 3 the larger schools mceling and the schools having grammar have Myrtle Golf enter this group, grades only meeting at Osceola'gn Rebecca Banks is confined to her bed for a complete rest cure. We are very sorry to hear ol this misfortune. Carl Hughes of the 6B class is absent from school this week because of illness. Jessie Livingston is also missing because of trouble witli her eyes. -Nina Wilson has school after a week's visit in Conway.

Yesterday, as an the cozy reading nook in our room Wcl same arithmetic test was given to have about eighty-five books' be-. the magazines. The children have donated the books to the The SiTTi Who, Who contest in their home room. Thcsi tho 8A1. Josephine Johnson, I'reltlest, Elma Uanglcy; Biggest flirt, Floretta Hankins; most stiidloiis, Colleen Holland; best athlete, Lliclllc most talented, Carmen Lewis.

Boys-Shlck of Junior We also a- flowjr' ccniest on in oiir room. The boy or girl who brings the prettiest plant to school between now am! Easter Prize. We have six ants in our rooni noiv arc coming in each II be so glad to have The 8A1 class had two plays in assembly on Good English. Char- Willmgham, Collier, Floretta T.inkins. Hires, Thelma Tale, Zelma Shearer, John Arnold.

The home room program Monday was on There were reports given by Frances Little, Mary Borum, Doris Dobyns. Jesselyn Blo- mcycr, Marylyn Burnette, Louise Young and Mrs. Stickinon. We arc very glad lo have Billy are so glad that those who have been back in school. Sudbury School Lura Davis brightened the first Blade room this with a lovely pelted plant, a white hyacinth in full bloom.

IB class welcomes Nancy Arnold remind this bid rl ce between a suit and a iiojl.wlien auginontcd air service tended the f.nci le'a in' lias chance in show Its.i than an ace and a must! Memphis yailerclay in'honor of.thc i i 1 1Tcl! to two club forcing hid Airpnrl Given Boost national president, Mrs. 1 1- lupv.Mis tlip fc-llowiiv; lxvo diamonds. 6'outh SALT LAKR CITY, Utah. (UP) Lincoln I South' han.1 that Koutii his. :0 lVS lls flrst ek'Clarnlion City, already ono of were guests of lhe Memphis in clubs v.ltrn he trump.

Norlh realizes thatitlu- mcst Important airports in the The luncheon at the Pen-i his club torring bid, but awin wil1 l)0 failed "to make ni nation, will its scoiic Ap-il body, where Mrs. Hoyal mart; in larldreis, vfiis followed fi-lth a dedicatory csrcmony the po'e at the criminal courts buiH-' ing and a 'tea given at the home Mrs. W. C. T.

P.erlin. Mrs. Hoyal has tr.c leartcrship largest women's patriotic or- ganization in the world. tc wilh withcu'. In lnnm the true deci.iral'&'u and hearts.

L-'i thr.t East and Wia aiwiij-j i 1 trumi1 A his hand is mitedi Uvrcn San rFaneisco and Chicav'o to piav no trump than cither ot I will go into effect- From then en 1 1A i' llc endeavors to plus the airport will handle mall three lc ln tilc wer fllit hls (imcs a da three diamonds. Tiie first time that r.c bid diamonds, i'. was an arbitrary Daughfcr liorn. Mr. and Mrs.

T. G. Seal tho birth of a dnUghter early today i D-A-K-S-J at the Blythcyillc Thf. I baby, who has not been nar.ie^.i iKi weighs eight pounds. I iI-5-r, Ilauio Erilcrlaincrs Arc Given a.

Party. Fifteen of the entertainers whij frequently broadcast ever KL3S- were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Hani Trotter hsl evening for 7. i party given at lhe eludk). A "conecrl" was given as the cntertainmcnl ar.d Ittcr.

dtliclsiis! maiLc an ALL XOUTII Oil btii because he is forcr-d lo rc keep the bidding open and three Harrison nnd Jack McHaney back scho alter an illness of mothers visited 3A grade this week: Mrs. Patrick, Mrs- Perry, and Mrs. Florman. These visits are always appreciated by Icachcrs after their illness from scarlet fe- ver for 3 weeks. I Tnrc Jane Branson has been on the honor roll every time since she has been in junior high.

Frances Little has been on the honor roll every i pupns. lime except, one since she has been I The I'upils of the 4H grade arc In junior high. I Ecrr to lose Doyle Coo who is, I to Louisiana. ft i We are greatly pleased to havoi Amy Ruth Morris on the honor roll i this month. Mrs.

White, nick -mother, has Thoso who have been neither nb- prcscnlcd room with an! rent nor lardy since midterm arc: the BB and The owing pupils had perfect papers: Rosa Lje Holt, Jerry Harrington. Gtorge Robert Lovelaca and Lloyd OB-Arlhur Davis, Hugh Purvis Orrcll and C. Hooper. more, students staying home from school during the last school month than any oilier month this school year. Leah Saturday, April 11.

Wilson, Osceoh, Shavnee. ora, Manila, Dell. Burdttte, Armor-; el, Yarbro, Gosnell and -Whilton will send approximately TC3 -stu-' dents for the ID literary which Include: spelling, health study, science, ar- itmetic. declamation, piano, hoy's girl's voice, school. numbers, nature sludi', silent reading, oral reading ancj language.

No pupils shall pirlic.ipate iri' more than on? individual event in athletics or in more than cnp lit- 1 erary event except cliorus. Sdiool districts shall be rcpr'esenlcd 'as a u-hola and not by separate according to restrictions announced' 1 "jsir by the. county department c( cclu-'- cation Which sponsors the Frances Parsley, Earl Hood, Pauline Davis and Marguerite Tankcrsley each were absent one entire waek. Charles Wood and Dixie English each missed four days. We arc pleased that all are back in school, except Pauline Davis who will be in school scon.

The reason for their staying at homo was sick- Ekrdn Tom Lyess (if Pontolor. Miss. TOWN AGENT LAWS PRESTON, fda "blue laws" which prevent the showing of moving pictures on Sunday arc scheduled for repeal if tho cty council observes. the wish of the majority. A petition rc- nuesting repeal and bearing the was the giiesl Hamp Austin Fri day.

Hargetl and family tpant the week-end in Blytheviib relatives. Mr. Harlsfieid had as his 28 Sunday Melvin Cock and family Gosnell. Mr. and Sirs.

D. R. Stare Sunday for Mississippi wrier? will spend two weeks visiting lives. Tip Mangiu:) spent the wilh friends at Number Nine. Miss Wyonla Ford returned from.

Burdctte after visiting relitives there for tile past three weeks. Porter Smith and family giiesls of Tom Hart Sunday. signatures of a majority of the town's population was submitted. Spain captured Gibralter Holten Carr.er spent Sunday 'at' Trashy Lane as the guest of Earl Hill. Norman Nichols was tho guest ol from'W.

T. Norton Sunday. the Moors in 1492 and held it until it was taken by'the Brilish flcel A now law 1ms made Enslisii under Admiral George Rcoke language cf all ing the Spanish Succession in 170-1. Uomis and their records. fandwichcs ar.d drinks served.

cV.ibi. North's SOVTH S-A-K-Q R-10-G tlaml .1 sufficient aibitrary ol no trump and goes to four hearts. Sniiih two clubs. North's mini-, skfmatmiior elaoi shrdl cmtwypmb i mum ics.pon.5c ef two di.imoiuis,• Ti-o writer suggests now that two no trump and North r.g.in endeavors to liie wtak his pailnei's hand His hnnrl contains a Miit by quc-cn-10. therefor? heJMiil and no (rump, and then de.il ii shew this suit by bidding'pin various North hands so that I IV.icc henrts.

This suits ScuthV may Ixcome thoroughly lo I iir.nd very and he goes to lour, mlliar with this ecnvriuion. our readers seloct various Soulh hands containinic cicht pi-obablc liicks in which South a choice 1 ln-twcen luo suits or Ix-twcen a hand as a tui; is minor ror.d an a t'iT eli MR. hxE ftfRR OF YAXOO Tin? Eurr is the name of a candidate for i icsu-nd slate ii-plslatiifiS' ftom'Ytooo" and his friends arc nir.ning him thins; hi- pa; Uie platform that "he'll stick." sec and king cf riiamond'i an.1 im- he iiai four clubs headed with the sv.Ucci to their game. I 5 The writer nishos to slate that Hanrl JI while he (ices not, advocate to Soulh's Uvo club aibilrary forcing bid. he ti.1.

inusl bid two i feels tliat who are interoMed s. then shows his in hnw to play conir.ict. I ricclr.vatlon by bidding i themselves wlthi NorthV, ix'-jal cf various systems and trifr. hold ir.c ircon hec.iiis;] for theone best 1 PRE-EASTER SALE! Begins Thursday We linvc a most Impressive Collection of Dominating' Styles and Values in I3CE11E1 Fentiiring four values S22.50 values 512.75 valuivs Sixes All the nuw Novelty Straws and Shipment bought especially for this sale. Price range 81 to $4,95 Novelty and Si-Kn-'l'ill'ick Arch Support Shoes in' Klark.

Sea Sand and Keptilc. Fitted in widths AAA to KK15. Hosiery to match. and New Economy Shop I'hone Next Hnor In Parkhurst'ri.