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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948 THE CAMDEN NEW3. CAMDEN, ARKANSAS PAOBnvi USO Back Into Uniform Today i Columbia, S. C. Dec. 1 The USO, wartime guardian of the fighting man's morale, stepped back into uniform today.

Heeding the can of the nation's military need, the six charities which Joined before Pearl Harbor to form United Srrvice Organizations reopened the first of the wartime service clubs for peacetime duty. The honor went to the Laurel street club of Columbia, largest of the chain of entertainment centers 11 Give MAGAZINE Subscriptions for CHRISTMAS Complete Selection PENNINGTON News Stand At Patrick's Drug Store t. Bathroom Fixtures With PIPE Installed Now Terms DIAL 6-3104 R. T. Robertson, Cullendale which were shutdown as our military forccs demobilized.

It was during the dark days of May 18,42 that Laurel street opened ii .3 doors to servicemen of the coastal bases. The three-story downtown mansion had everything an off-duty soldier in a stranee town could want, from photo darkroom to swimming pool and thou- san seat auditorium-ballroom. Before it closed a year ago 3,500.000 servicemen signed the register. During the past year the center operated on an intermittent schedule although the USO itself had closed its books. But army expan- sion brought 20,000 soldiers to by Ft.

Jackson for basic training, i Columbians realized that Laurel street had closed too soon. So the big club rededicated itself last night, and a network of other i USO centers across the nation will i follow suit Jan. 1. seems such a short time WELDING WRECK EXPERTS RADIATOR SERVICE Sheffield RADIATOR Shop 202 E. Washington Tel.

6-3275 Ouachita Birth List Released The attached list of births occurring in Ouachita county, were received from local registrars on or before the close of business November 20, 1948. SAFE CAB SERVICE DIAL 4377 ANYWHERE ANY TIME DIXIE CAB O. V. SHAW CULLENDALE FOR BEST RESULTS STAF-O-LIFE DOG FOOD Rogers Hatchery Si Feed Store 210 E. Washington Tel.

6-2600 Dovies Electric Armature and Motor Rewinding Industrial and Commercial Contracting Wiring Phone 6-2724 104 Van Boren SO DELICIOUS! Dixie Cream Donuts at Leading Dixie Cream Donat Shop 511 S. Main. Res. Tel. 6-2791 WHITE Winfrey W.

and Kathryn Wright, Cullendale girl, unnamed James and Stella Pate, Bearden boy, unnamed John and Mary Stinson, Camden boy, James Fall6 Jack and Lida Watson, Cullendale girl, unnamed Norman and Bertha Vaden, Cullendale boy, Norman Chester Alfred and Helena Rayford, Camden boy, unnamed James and Addie Williams, Camden boy, Larry Bernard Jimmy and Lola Fisher, Camden boy. unnamed John and Annie White. Camden girl. Sandra Faye Woodrow and Myrtle Simmons, Camden girl, Sherry Lynn Russell and Helen Schaeffer, Louann girl, Anna Kay J. D.

and Mary Allen. Camden girl, Patricia Ann Charles H. and Marilyn Manahan, Camden girl, Judith Annette Jewel and Anna Thomasson, Camden boy, unnamed Jed and Eunice Little. Camden boy. unnamed Glen and Dorothy Coston, Cam- said Maj.

Gen. George Decker, Ft. Jackson commanding general, during the ceremony. He and Gov. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, spoke at the reopening.

Films Developed Right USREY DRUG STORE '4 CHRISTMAS SURPRISE WOMEN'S SHOES WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING MERCHANDISE WHICH WILL BE ARRIVING WE ARE OFFERING A CHRISTMAS SURPRISE SALE, JUST IN TIME FOR HOLIDAY SHOPPING. Large Group of Shoes, in Yralues to $14.95 offered in this sale. Come in and see these great values in this shoes. to NYLON HOSE Beautiful 51 gauge, 15 denier nylon hose, regular $1.95 values for a LADIES BAGS Assortment of fall and winter bags, AQ values to $6.95, now as low as and Childrens Boots and Galoshes To $4.95 $2.48 to $3.88 Wolke INCORPORATED den girl, Glenda Kaye Orrin and Charisse Robinson, Camden boy, unnamed Edmond J. and Annie Bacon, Camden girl, unnamed James and Lina Tutt, Camden girl, unnamed R.

B. and Frances Stringfellow, Camden girl, unnamed Monroe and Concetta Petty, Camden boy, James Ronald Leonard and Elsie Harrison, Camden boy, Larry Edward J. Dale and Thalia Powell. Camden girl, unnamed Lewis and Allie Shainbley, Camden boy, unnamed Marion and Jean Craig, Cullendale boy, unnamed Bobby Joe and Mary Williams, Camden girl, Mary Dianne Marvin and Inez Word, Shumaker girl, unnamed Bonner and Alice Huffstatler, El Dorado boy, unnamed Charles and Mary Combs, Cullendale boy, unnamed James and Josie Moore, Camden boy. unnamed Clinton and Doris Shambley, Cullendale girl, unnamed Caughey 'I.

and Ann Saxon, Camden girl, unnamed Carroll and Reba Dilworth, Camden gi-rl, unnamed Wayne and Gracie Glenn. Cullendale girl, unnamed William B. and Mary Morrison Camden, boy. unnamed Garlin C. and Audrey Garlington, Camden boy.

unnamed John and Clovis Randolph, Camden girl, unnamed Calelon and Frankie Neal, Camden girl, Shelia Kay Nathan and Mildred Langley, Camden girl, unnamed Alvin and Geraldine Camden girl, unnamed A. A. and Louise Stewart. Camden girl, unnamed Harry B. and Mildred Thomas, Camden boy, unnamed John A.

and Nobie Quarles, Camden boy. unnamed Elton and Janie Evans. Calhoun girl, unnamed Perry and Agnes Quinn, Camden bov, Charles Ronald P. E. and Mary J.

Nussey, Camden girl, unnamed Gene and Joy Baughman, Cullendale birl. unnamed James R. and Trixie Harms, El Dorado boy, unnamed Johnnie and Ruth Lacy, Camden girl, Reba Joyce Dwieht and Dirus Meeks. Cullendale boy. unnamed George V.

and Marjorie Claypoole, Camden boy, unnamed Arnold and Sarah Myers, Cullendale girl, unnamed John H. and Cora Christian, Camden girl, unnamed Steve and Bonnie Everett, Camden girl, unnamed Sam and Minnie Evans, Bearden boy, unnamed Joseph and Daisy Perry, Camden girl. Judy Faith William D. and Mary Vilches, Camden boy, unnamed George and Maria Shankle, Camden boy, unnamed Leonard and Zelma Hodges, Camden boy, Gene Edward Elmer and Beatrice Rennlngton, Bearden boy, Bennis Carroll NON-WHITE OtemmJe and Josephine La- Grove, Camden girl Clarence and Maxine Hursey, Camden boy Radio Repairs By Experts Teel Auto Hardware 3t4 S. Adams Tel.

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6-3002 MUSIC STORE Camden GIFTS FOR HIM Electric Kators: Remington, Schick. Sunbeam. Ronton Pocket Pencil and Shave Old Spice, Seaforth, Sportsmen, Courtleigh, Mennen's. Kay- woodie S3.56 l'p. Parker and Sheaffer Fountain Pen Gilleland-Davis Drug Headquarters far 64616 far DELIVERY Earl and Lorena Moore.

Camden girl John T. and Mayrce Hildreth, Camden boy James and Ida Holleyvield, Camden girl Henry and Pura Massie, Camden boy Jimmie and Vanilla Mitchell, Camden girl LeRoy and Ida Gilbert, Camden girl James and Buslie Polk, Camden girl John and Mary More, Camden girl Luther and Louise Hawkins, boy John and Mittie Johnson, Camden girl Tom and Maggie Patterson, Camden boy John and Lessie Pace, Camden girl Curtis and Dossie Jones, Cullendale boy Ferdiand and Lela Davis, Cullendale boy P. W. and Raletha Strickland, Camden boy Jaman and Etterrine Jarrence, Stephens girl Alvin and Lorene Greening, Camden girl Frank and Roxie Scott. Camden boy and Dorthelma Albert, Camden girl John and Clara Bradnak, Camden girl Cleo and Magdalene Flint, Eagle Mills boy.

ARKANSAS MENTIONED FOR U.S. COMMERC POSITION HURST IS DEFENDANT IN GARLAND SUITS Hot Springs, Dec. 1 civil suits charging that County Judge Q. Byrum Hurst failed to comply with the law in disposing of county property have been filed in Garland Chancery court. The suits allege that Hurst illegally disposed of $7,950 in road machinery and other county owned property during his term of office.

He steps down from his post Dec. 31. L. R. Plemmons, former city engineer, also is named as a defendant in the litigation filed in the name of A.

B. Garner, taxpayer of the Phillips township. Garner charges that Judge Hurst failed to have value of the property and equipment appraised by the county assessor and did not publish a public notice of sale. The suit asks that all sales in invalidated by the court and that the county recover all items sold. -----------o----------About two-thirds of all divorces in this country are granted to women.

Washington, Dec. 1 White House otucials have discounted reports that a rrplaccmnt is being considered for Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer. Presidential Secretary Charles G. Ross said yesterday he was not that there is a vacancy in that The magazine American Banker reported that Nathaniel Dykp, Lit tie Rock, banker was being considered as a replacement for Sawyer. Dyke told newsmen that he knew nothing of such a possibility.

Sawyer declined comment. HIKE IN BAUXITE TAX PROPOSED IN 1949 That term for health may, indeed, be Greek to us. But there is no mystery concerning the importance of health as the primary factor in our everyday lives. In language or in life, there is no acceptable substitute for sound health. That is why it is so vital, at the first suggestion of illness, to go promptly to your physician.

Follow his able counsel. And his pfe- scriptions here for careful conscientious compounding. Usrey Drug Store 100 E. Washington Tel. 6-2966 RELIABLE Little Dec.

1 A bill to increase the severance tax on Bauxite will be introduced in thv 1949 legislature says Rep. J. A. Gipson of Saline county. Gipson said here yesterday hr present a proposal to raise the tax from 10 cents to $5 a ton.

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