The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 8

CK. K1011T 'J. 1931 Them Girls, Clara, Lu, V'Eni! Mr. Malliles ncccmoanlcd i Mrs. Mathies and son, lllllie (ol Rector.

Sunday for week's! visit wiili relatives. Mrs. S. A. Michi? has returned! Irom a visit wllh her sifter at: A.

J. Overturf and Mrs. Lyn' Smith of CiUiillicrsviHe who Is; spending this IVOC'K with her par-' cms here, will go Frl-. dav. I Turner ami M-irv'n Plum-; who have brcn working isn Flciida Icr some time, returned I Monday, for ail extended vis-! 1: wit!) parents ami other relatives.i Ur.

and Mrs. A. A. Perlageville transacted businessj here Tuesday- I Mi's Jewel Honry of Haytl jpendim this week with Mr. and! C.

G. Travis. Mr. ami Mrs. Pintoy Burns of Jchier.

spent Tuesday wllh! irlalives here. Mrs. D- C. Johnson of Caruthers-, villr- spent last week end its the e-r-sls r.f Ivr sister. Mrs.

Wilce Cnrt'iT. Alice Stone and nnd! dauslitrr-in-law. linve been here for almost a ycnr, am mov- 1115 Iracl: lo Dexter. Miss Florence Stone will remain here where Fhc Is employed at thepost office. Mis.

,1. H. Workman entertained the table bridge club at her fcfiinf on Walnut Street, Wednesday afternoon. The house was i'cautifully decorated with Easter lillics. Mrs.

W. S. Hnnloy won rcore prize, face powder. Delirious of sandwiches grape fruit salnd. dale roll, cafe coffe? were served to the fol- Ir.v.in-r Mesdnmcs W.

S. Ilnuley, H. E. Doorncr'. J.

W. McCullotigh. A. B. Rhodes, J.

Robblns, G. V. V. L. Blnckwell nnd Austin Ells.

Fnuilil of Dlylhcvlllc ac- rr.minnl'id by Miss Velmn Sluce- c'ev of this city nnd Mrs. Lyn s'nilh of Canilliorsvillc the slvv.v In Wcdnc-s-' dav evening. Mrs. O'ga Johnson and Loll r.urvs attended show at Bly- Monday nlshl. Phillip Koury, Hums, IIow- cut! render, Harold Steelc anrt Cl'-ns York aHcnrtc-d the show al Elvthevllle Sunday evening- Tlio Baptitt church sponsored a tr.iinrr; school and of the 21 en- rn'led.

33 took Ihe examination. Fr'dfy night Iho entire school went "to Hayti for a social mcclln: at the- chvtrcli there. Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Cecil nnd 5Tf Mrs. Nellie Drnnt, of Carttth- rvsvi'li- ami Mr. Frank Weslman of Conira'ln, 11- motored to Para- POIIW Salurday returning Sunday. While In P.tragould thes visited A.

B. Weslman and Mrs Rov Cordell. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Tinsley ant Mr' C. N. Sanders, Paul Mii- hrantll and Lloyd McBiifc. al of Joiner, siwnt Mondnv will Mrs. L.

C. Spencer nnd family. Mrs. A. L.

Jordan of Cooler spen Tucjrtay with relatives here. Mrs. L. W. Weaver ami Florence Store r.tlendcd the shoi at Carutherivillc, Wednesday nighl Mis.

Alma Grlssom nnd dnugh ter, Martha Williford nnd Mr: Jennie Weaver were the guests Mrs. W. T. Bat'ey, "Stmrtay after neon. Iccal young men under the direction of Miss Duggar.

Pianist, broadcast during the noon hour Tuesday over rndio station K. L. C. N. at Blytheville.

The program was enjoyed very much and another is planned for Ih: future. The quartette Buffalo Township Officers Elected CAKDWELL, omens of; hilfnlo township were chosen al held Tuesday. March 21., it the Mary Hale Uu-atrc, Card- :1 veil. Eluht liimdral and nine votn I east, with the followlni; ult.s: I Justice of the Peace, two to W. iPan 59T.

I. E. Harmon, 518, A. l.ans Township board, two to bv E. Ilariison.

42(j. It. Mar- nt. Vll. W.

R. Lasley. 303. VI. H.

E. lltirdin. 130, Vii Clerk and ox-offlcia Virnon Hay. 52J, W. n.

Limit, Mb. Trustee and ex-ollicio A. Sumlt. 7(15, 1). C.

403. i J. IJ. iJiiii) Orady, -iOO. Clara, In I'm as they arc on' ll.u) nnil lleli'll (I'M).

the air and l.rtl lo rlc'it, l.oulsr Sfarkey (Clara), Isabel Would You Believe Ti? Those Gossips Are College Graduates FIMTOR'S NOTK: Three yoimc i western what Sausht 'em corrcd womrn I tarn ClilcaRoi sneakln inui.t fi-1 terrible put out have nnilc such a n.imc fur (hem- lliat they know no bet srlves nallunally as kindly nHijli- ter. bcrlioctl eiifJps thiil scmi-nne It feenis IIkf Ihe idea w.nci liail In lurn the lablcs ami li-lThcjcnc of Ihe Courier rcadrrs In f.n Ihrir to ove secrets. Here's- her rrpnrli (lie lelcphone, so site started in imitate Vm. JOK DOi: IJIrllnl.ly 1'arly Shrlcil II Wrlllfll Ksprrblly for NKA Service Qnc (hpv wns fl Wr and CourliT News fm Hf ni Kln ln Wllh apolojlc-s In Clara. 1.11 Km) (l thv 03(r st Well, I ilunlly found oul all aboul nv( nl a( 0 nlu vl cn JS nl le girls.

I know every nrlc(1 sriUl i ler ven (o where they was Iwrn. ch lv i S3mc And would-you it, In spite cnl mp nne Al nrs all their terrible grammar, wns Kbout lhcU hns iris was graUuated from the sccll was namcd Er he closing recital on the day they was graduated or 'Ahalcver. Turncil Dawn, Firsl So when they was all separated and they was around different places In the country, but Ilnnlly iliey come tack to Chicago. And hey got to talking about these Imitations, and they went- to a radio station and director said that they didn't want any such acts on the radio because women's voices didn't go over the air, nnd they didn't waul no women talkln' because they wasn't popular. There's one fellow didn't know what he atalkln' about.

yo. my lan's, they kept on thinking about It, and if it didn't hnp- about. year ago tlisy went Health Survey Shows Student's Job Safest DETROIT. I UP) Being a is the safest ol all occupations, according to Hit- animal rc- pojl of Or. John Sundwnll.

director uf hygiene- and piiblic health at, the Univ of Miclligan. Hi-culled student deallis during only .55 per thousand as compared willi four or five per thousand in groups ol the same age Ihe university, Dr. Sumhvall's rejiort showed. I Half the deaths resulted from violence or injuries, the rr port I3r. Sundwall ndmltting lie saw no way of curbing "char Owner of One Man Mine Conserves His Supply: SALT LAKE CITY, Utnh, loftier Palmer.

Gold Hill. Utah, isjl 'outstanding among his'fellow men. I Owner of rich gold mine which ass'iys up to $1.200 a ton. hns no', only refused to sell liisi properly but only mines jusl enough! for a decent living- Palmer's mine known as "One Man located near speech nt Northwestern Univer- i ily up lo Evanslon! II course, I always 11: lames they u.v, Clara, Lu 'n' vasn't, their nnd. snre 'iiough.

that's what it Is. The Rlrl i ho Is (akin' of this pnrt of Clara loach, her real name Is Of give 'cm regular work, not tempo- Htarkcy, and Lu Casey Is Isiuc! CXirotliers. Env Is Holm King. Anil Such Grammar! Well, it seem.1 tiint Sites ind Miss Carotacrs was born in DCS Molnes. while Miss Klnj two chll(Il clli was raised up at Pcorla.

III. Would you believe it. them rnrls has sil of 'cm hail fine cdiicntions. Why, thn! Miss Slarkey, she even taught school ones down in Texas, nnd that Miss Cnrothcrs, she was lo two universities. Drake University in DCS Moines nnd taught in normal school in Dcslon.

loo. Miss King, she went, to the Brndley Polytechnic Institute down to Peorla. and In ndililion In that was doing some, nftor-grauuit- work at the Univesity of Colorado in Uoiildcr. or out west place, nnd she belongs to an I dramatic fraternity, named Theta Alpha Phi, although I ain't sure nbout my correctness of tr.is name. know how they cab alou- 1 i course, they wasn't really married and they made il all up.

Since then George, hr: died, al, though he didn't really dlu because lie never lived nohow. And that's the reason now yon notice that has got a couple of fellas on account she's a widow. One of them Is and the other is "Ollio." Can't blame her for toakin' for a man. wlwt with nine-year-old daughter, rlornb-lle, on her Clara's that's Miss Starkcy. has 'i August anil Herman, nnd Em, she has five, and what with shiftless husband its no fun providin' for 'em.

But of course that's only on the rndlo, and thi 1 girls are really single. Anyway, In the first place they talked like, you hear 'em every night for their own amusement, am" finally people begun to notice and rutted them if they would do It a' pArlics nnd such. And so they graduated out of Northwestern University In 1S12G. they wns askeci to make up this sketch for rary like it was. And they wns so good that now I heared tell they -broadcast over 12 stations of the' National Broadcasting Company every nighl but Sunday and Monday, all to onct, and 1 don't know which stations it al! Is, but was told it was a WJZ chain.

And what they don't gab about! President Hoover and the Princo of Wales and Congress nnd Russia nlubbc-r is now believed to lhc cnuipmcnt that enables whales to withstand the pressure of great sea depths. and farm relief and. my Inn's, ev erything you 'mosi think about. But u'just goes to show, you never know what's moA likely for to make a hit. And I understand they're geltin' paid so well don't have to get married.

they composed of R. C- Steelc Clias. York, -Ben Burns and Harold Stcele. Mrs. Frank Westman has returned to his homo in Cenlvalin 111..

a visit I Mrr. Cbrcr.ce Cecil, Carl Shcllly and Robert Sir others. Mr. and Mrs. Walter DcLisle had as their guests, Sunday Noah Brxjiw, Mr.

3nd Mrs. P. Hobbs, Mrs. Emme Mr. and Mrs.

K. A. Boone, Mr. and Mrs. J.

King. Misses Helen and Glenda Miss McGrate, Mr. and Mrs. DeLifle, Sue Ann DcLlsle and Mary Wilkering. i Mr.

and Mrs. Abrer Aslicrafl) spsnt Sunday afternoon with Mr. mother. Mis. J.

H. Jones, cf Coaler. Harold S. Jcncs of Crmithc-s- viile transacted bv.tiner-s hcic Thursday. FOR SALE Stoneville No.

1 planting seed inch and sixteenth staple, saved before any rains, big boll, easy picking, turns out well at gin. Price 550.00 per ton. Less than ton per hundred or will exchange one for two for good prime seed. J.H. Smart, Sr.

1523 West Main Phone 551 (hey over the rndio anil usin' the correctcst kind of expressions. tot their (eachers out to North- RITZ THEATER Sunday and Monday CASH GROCERY A Blytheville Store EGGS Strictly 5''resh Country ITic HOME THEATRE Sunday and Monday Ha didn't have a honey moon of his own because other women suffered heart attacks, Gold Dot ot 10CI I.b. ID 1 UUTTER Lirookfield OAC COFFEE cll House, Canova or Morning Joy. Pound 30c (paramount 5teure He may be a small town lad he knows 1 what it takes to i hold a And three them fight for Jack anci hr. Jack In this nnd HUMAN comedy.

Two get the jack. One gets Jack. Admi ss 10-25 and -lOc. and 40c. rmooMS 4-ply.

Hronm fur SOAP Crystal White or While Eagle in Rnrs 35 RANANAS Nice low Fruit. Richfield. No. Can for Saturday and Monday Ever-Good, Buy Them Whole For Easter BACON Mixed Sliced NECK BONES PORK RIBS PIG LIVER Made From Country Pigs, Ib. MINCE MEAT STEAKS PIG FEET liitby licef ,,,20 1'iokkd 3 for 10 BACON SQUARES Cheese Wisconsin Daisies HENS Dressed River LI).

FRYERS Dressed ,43 BOLOGNA i'iirafinc in Stick Baby Beef Shoulder Clod Ib. 19c Thick Rib Ib. 14'c, Brisket Fancy Louisiana Pint GRAPE FRUIT Large Sweet TC Juicy. Ea. ORANGES Pound 4 l-4c Peck 49 CABBAGE ONIONS New Green Lb.

1C 2l Red 1AC 1 Lbs. 1U CELERY Jumbo Stalk BANANAS Mcllo Ripe APPLES Wincsap Ucauty. 4 IJis. NoT THed in i-ii BEETS. and CAR.ROTS,ch.

5 Large Firm Heads Each Medium Ivory, 6 Bar Limit, Regular 9c Seller, Buy Now CRACKERS Box 2f SUGAR MILR pe 10 Ll)s, .49 or Carnation Lge or 6 Smiill 25 TOMATOES No. 2 Can 3 Cans BEECHNUT Assorted PORK BEANS 3 20 SOAP dJ Staswcll. House or BEANS CORN No 2 an ard COFFEE Sunset Gold a Shearer in MAY KISS" u-ilh WARNER BAXTER JOAN BENNETT FRANK fiOBZAGE -Maline: 10 and 25c. Fresh Country (Not Sold For Resale) STRAWUKRR1ES Compound, 45's 8's Sac; 4 Lbs. POHK HKANS 2 for PEACHES PiCRLES Svv -S31 CALUMET RIBS Sides IftC b.

ID SORGHUM HENS KHYKUS Full Dressed ASPARAGUS TOMATO JUICE Llbb PICNIC HAMS LIMA BEANS APPLE BUTTER SAUSAGE PEACHES' Brookfie'd or Clover Bloom Pound 33c Spring Brook Pound K. C. Any Cut. (Hcst Stamped licef). Pound FRESH SALAD and SLAW.