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The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 3

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The Courier Newsi
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Blytheville, Arkansas
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THURSDAY, APRIL Ui, ,1931 RI.VTITEVJU.K. (ARK.) COUNTER NEWS PAGE THRKl. Heads Rabigh Junior League Dr. I visited hi'i-j Cadi Priiijy Texas, fur vif.t his parents. Mr.

ami Mrs. M. Mlfs HjIiJli vhiud hove Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis cl aii-1 Kkron News Notes Ray Hart entertnined a of fils friends at Ills lionse Tuesday wllh parly.

and Mrs. 1). K. Stone re- Saturday niySit from pohii! In where they havf jbrcn visitlni! relatives nnd the pist weak. iifns Norton Iwd p.s his I for Uio week-end E-iwnrd o' List ami I Roy Horl anJ family vlsliet' 1 friends at rial Lak" lust Mr.

ami Mrs. Porie-r Smith. r.v tlielr guests for the mr'K-cii-' play nt Gosncll Monday night. nov. Williams of here lllli'd his appointment at Driver Grove Sunday night.

Mrs. E. H. Walker spent Sunday wllh Mrs. Ora Brooks Driver Grove.

Waller Maxwell was tbe dline Kiii'H of liulord nnd Clyde Jarret'. Run Jay. Miss Tlielma Richardson 1 Snlnrdny nlijhl v.llli Miss Aim- Nefdham. Mrs. E.

11. Walker has il 1 his week. nt named for the old home setts. of trlbt! In Mnvnchu- Arizona Apricot Tree Said lo Be Record Breaker Mr. were of ovnr 1'; nt Olvsrdcv.i.

Mr. and Mrs. II. T. TiiiiiFday and IViJiy tittciiciing fo 1 friends.

G. Dmvey Mil-'s in SI. l.m:: Iw.ln-s? Tb.irs-1 day c.t b.st v. Miss Lois cf Pn Bluff th? cf 7.acl: Hasting, for the Mr. mid Mrs.

Kills U.iv-s of i Louis art- a wrc-k with Mr O. A. D.ivh of R. W. VOK-el! from a vis'! with Mr.

ai 1 1 Mis. Lester at Prantfort, III. Dudley Smolliermnn. nevcy W'n- ver-'nnd Winifred Chipman visitors Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Hamri and son. were pilots of rel atives in Sunday. Jifrs. Fmvler shouneJ Ii" W-jdnosrlsy.

Miss Fay? D.iilvvp- itej -s r.Inriyn Maiden Saturday nnd Sunday. Mrs. J. Stewart nnd daiiHh'er o' Maiden visited Mr. .1.

Karnes (he part of Inst Mrs. Minnie I'res'lv. Mar Johuso'n and T. E. jDhm.on sosni Sunday with Air.

nnd Mrs. Marl in nt Lake City. Mrs. Huj'i daughters of Ker.nett SUIV'T- of Mr. nmi M's.

Mr. and Mrs. W. O. aiy attinled I 1 fu ncrol rf Mrs.

J. Warren ot Cardwell Sunday. Mrs. J. Henry r.nct cii'l- dich Anne and Jack, B.

Mehartr were visitors at nett Tuesday. Earl Lanier left Munphis nfter visit here witli his 'Mother. W. O. Lanier.

I A. T. Dciujlas. "W11U5I3S, T. R.

Hiih-vt Wise were in shtuioiiig nnd visiting friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J.

Gravis rtauehlers. Misses Mirianna nnd were in Konn-ul visiting Mr. and Mrs. P.ilby Slniioh- Mr. and Mrs.

Bradley anp" children of St. Loi-is SunJav here Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Davenport. bdltoiiin Turner spciu Tuesday in.3i.

L'ouis en Sun nnd Marcin Oliv arcomjnnled by their brother. Robert, visited friends in Campbell Saturday and Sunday. Dr. -and Gesrce Bridges Paragcnld the funeral of Mrs. Cnrncn here SunJnv.

Miss HarJiev and Gmc Allen save their frk-mk a suvpri.se bv look in en Satur- tby. Anril They were by Miss Pcnrl French and Eirl nier. Dot, hthe trid? snd ar well. -Iiert 1 the bride bsiii" the yonnessi daughter of M-. an-" Weils iiarkev cf Ncsbit' community, and the nrocm 5111 of Mr.

and Mrs. Arch Alien nf Senuh. llalr.M of 1 £atij 1 'd' 1 rvenin'' iio:" 0 -'-it'- C5rH from' 1 1 0 F. Dtvis. Mrs.

O'jorsc rlli of nrfir Mr. and Mrs. Onlev S'mi" a- vHtiiig Mrs. Stone's parents Di'll. Mrs.

I Franks nnd snunl Sunday will: Jordan. 1 Mr. Simpson and J-" sic have recovered li- 'juries received lu nn ivvccfe on Highway fil lilchrifit Farm New Negro School 4th in Stale Contest WASHINGTON. 1 onliy in the tesl is an aprieoi tree plimled Ki'illris on lop of Nnturol Billies' nraf the of i'nyson. The irt'p was plunuxl 6'2 years UKO, ClmrU's E.

Uosscr. curator ot Hijinpiilc palcnloiogy at Ihe Ka- llonal Mu.seiim here. the tree in a search for life forms' nnder Wctmoie Just published by the Instltiillon, "by putting rum In rook hollows where llitr would drink It, iiinkliix it nn ivisy miiller lo entch and InuuMe llivin." Wcunorp collected govern 1 sifcTtmi'tis by less crafty and he remarks that Hie diintcr.Mi! nltrlgnteK ot the horrid iipiM'srln. aulinal.s iue wholly Imaginary. In rocks mid he says of it: Is now iri.ink Eltulenls of the Armorol negro t'lU'i' icet in dlnmoler.

with who iinrllclpnled In the 1 spreail of branches exceeding 100 in Rcseimald day program, and this summer the tree bore Hlai-kMiilth KtsUts UWiifi Tlile UOHTON. lldl of motor vehicle iwpulai Ity fiitiocl lo ii'movc the cenliiry-old of Uoston's only downty.vi: blacksmitli. Coriifllus Croulu Mil: wields Ills flve-poiinil hummer nt i his forge In his Crrek Squavr hor.s?- Hi -n itloe 11 gi'slabllslimenl. Morenvci Boort, ncrcrcllne In Cru. 'cr school fcurlh honois In he state.

'flvr? were 8S schools who enlcr- til? contest, lor the program on tcs Kivulil day. The fourth an elementary dictionary. of Old Indian apjuoxlmately 100 bushels of dull." Islanders Lizards With Haitian Rum aliuve, of Josei-lms fiiyiiifr u( Uie navy, i bi-i'ii if il In rMiecced liersclt 1 pi ni Hie Jiinlnr League ot X. C. i NORWICH.

Conn. beautiful, rhythmic tongue of once powerful Indian nation Is virtually extinct anions the last of the Just a Memory Mr. and Mrs. 0. Webb shop- in Hly'iicvHle Tursdny.

Mrs. K. C. visited Mrs. n.

Webb, Thursday. Iris AV: 1 and Vinn Davis Mohicans vl'itec! in the Wilder home Thurs- nlnong the 10 remolning day. Ion the reservation nt Mohegiui. Cr-cll steel" ind I3oyd Orr were here, can spenk more Ihnn BMluvllle visitors. Friday.

ev words of greeting, nccordin-j A large crowd nttended dance chief Uncas, descendant oi nt the Esles home. Wednesday i ong of rulers who held sway WASHINGTON. (UP) Native flsliernien oi 1'etite Gonave Islnnd, oif the coast ot llnill, luivc a unique early tXlmct method of catching the great Ik- which Infest the region. The llstiermcn profess fenr of the but to members of Smithsonian Institution party who nipht. Miss Gertrude I.owr was Ihe gur-st of Ills Akins.

Frida 1 Tom Cnuno was a biisin s5 i visitor at MyUieville, Fridtiv. Jnln Coleman of Burdctte and Miss Idelle Webb, accomunn- icd bv Rov Lowe and Davis, dance at the home of Gladvs Estes. Wednesday Mrs. Hcathcock was (he "rest of Mrs. Vina Davis.

day. in Western ft Connecticut. Chief Uncas believes tlie only Mo- liican who cnn converse freely in the tribal language is Willinm Dick of Wisconsin, descendant of another Muhican who migrated to iliat state nfter the Mohicans withdrew trom (he Five Nations. Dick lives visited the Islnnd was disclosed ttie menus of snaring the llznrds alive. "Tlicy sold Ihey coukl cap- Renew Your Healtd By Purification Any iihypici.in (ell you Hint "Perfect of (he Sya.

tcm is Mamie's l-'ountldlion of I'crfci-l lli-nllh." Why not rlcl of cbnjiik- Hint an- uiiiU-imiiiiiij; your vitality 1 Purify yc.uv invtom by luk- iny r. thoiousli coui'M, 1 of. or wcok for several see Nature, ro- you willi purify tin; blood by nc- livei 1 kidneys, r.lonmch and L-uwcls. In 10 eta. 3.

i ets. lured," says the report of Alex- 1'ncknccn. All denials. (Adv.) the Street noticed a sign rather, urni-ual. il lliis toys Under 18 Not Admitted Boys Over 80 Musi 1 iuromp.mird by Parciils Clear Lake Paulirc 1 VirM i airl Uiiplla Childers sp Wcdue'dav with Mr.

and M-v Travis Ellis. I i Mr. aud Mrs. James White have returned frnni wtars Ihei' scent th' 1 week-end with Mrs. While's namits.

Mrs. Mattic Uvniiin find tcr. Giodys. Tucsdnv with Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Ralph. Mr. iFOin Richardson snent Fri- dav i'i Memnhis business. Miss rauline Neal sp'nt the wrek-end with Mr. and Mrs.

Travis isfimel Year be Rone, but folks in Xew- riori. have not forgotten old K'niK Colloii, wmbliiiK clinractcr, drifted into town iu 10UD anil clicil llierc tiirce years later. Victims of jiainc" keep Ids liy bis with his symbol, three shells, Ellis. Misses Stella Powers and Goldie i son spent Fvidnv night i with Mr. Mrs.

Tsom Richard- Mr. W. A. Scott and family were cucsts of Mr. and Mrs.

John Mauley. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garner spent P'nnSnv nfternron wilh Mr.

and Spence Ellis. Mr. and C. M. Lewis afternoon wilh Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Tayior. Everyone is invited to attend Sunday school rc.cn Sunday morning at th? clear F. schcol house at 9:39. Lone Oak Items Mondav Bcmdcim Ivcy Toala TvTooro.

Mr. and Mrs. Freddie wer- Kuests of Mr. and Kimurd Waiters Friday evening. Mr Mrs.

Eruy Hodsje spent Wednesday in Blytheville wifi ii'iends. Frank Seay of Blytheville was th? gupst of Floyd Davis Saturday night. Miss Jewell Maxwell spent Sunday night with Misws Eunics and Bernice Jarrett. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarcncs Davis. Mavorlcnc Davis, Eddie William and Floyd Davis attended the SEE THE NEW I mm Of Coursi: 11 Was Af simplest electric refrigerator ever produced Go Places by Greyhound Spring's ncie" Get out and meet it in a Grey- huutid bus. Anv season of the yeai, ihistravel way is more convenient, rr.oic enjoyable. cosi3 less. Just now it is doubly pleasant fur businew trips, week-end visits oj cross-country tours.

Samples Savings 185 00 St. Louis Cape Girardeau Chicago Birmingham Tupelo Jackson OrL-aris Detroit Cleveland iVetv York Los Angeles Memphis 4.15 1.85 8.15 5.25 3.10 3.CO 7--5 10.25 11.15 15.15 27.K) 36.50 1.25 UNION BUS DEPOT I'hone 270 Convict Farm ably llo rv -F. th'? ffl "rn. u-iio n- mornint; lo lAe fo'; nnmtcr One of the rarest of th. "Icopird" caujht ni uaters for the first time the othrr 'day.

Tlie spDHj- of the Tinny tri'o: Is sliD.vi here as it was exhibited in Boston. Mr. Vi-rns i ton 1 rhr fnrm. northwest of OTT tbl-; Tiln firm abf't dailv. cr-iv-i as others fiuls'-.

thrir fa rm Tlie field and frark bcin 1 iiu' into nnrtittnn her" fT 1 1 nniiuil Dnr.kUn roun- iv sfiicril tnck nnd field nirpt. The vil Fridav. n. and wtl Continued thru th-f "Hnv nnd Saturday. Kverv ch schtxil in Dmikl'n ccunt-v wil vpiwsenlod l-i Ihe malchcs in on'' cirh events, with awards tn sind crcun winnnrs to bn made fol- of the contests.

Krnnrtt fonnlh arc picked to win the hurels and BO lo the District meet. folds Checked By nwdcm vaporizing rub on Wisconsin Woman fer fat reditctiou am on my sic- ond lost 11 pounds in r.i:-: and feel sure gives yon a lot of vinx and pep." KniEehen Salts sre used daiiy by niir.inns all over tho not only io InV.c cf! fat frou: overwcisht people but to rejuvenHic the entire system. One botilc of Kriischcii Sails dnsl.s 4 wreks) cosls but E5c and one tollle will prove ol v.v,t benefit to people who have ticn. headaches, indigestion, ner- voiiiiitss. depression, aridity and nuto-intoxication.

Ho: only that but one totile will brtivj abtMil bady in energy, vigor and ambition. i sparkling eyes and freedom from, pimples and blemishes millions I know nil oujtht fo know it. Take one half teaspoon in a i class of hot water every morning llllle each down en sweets nnd fat forming foods. Sold hy Kirby Drug Company rirugphts over with Ihe unrtfrslandlnj lhat one v.ottie will help you lose fp.t or money back. i Protect the health of your family using Bennett's Grade A Pasteurized Milk The fafcsl miik (o use yet costs nn more.

Every hot Us nf Hcnnelt Milk is thoroughly protected the pouring lip with a new sanitary cover cap. BENNETT'S DAIRY Installer! OW a great step forward in elcc- Iric refrigeration lirings the new SEHVF'J, HF.KJIETIC-so. siinjilificil lliat it requires fewer rnnvinj; jjarla tliau other electric ojwral- iag unit hermetically scaled anil placed in the hasc- of the cahinct. iServel tiiginccrs have eliminated all llic moTing parls thai often caused trouhlis sealed the finiplificil unit permanently to end kitchen repairs and repliicemtMil of parts. Yon enjoy this "care-free" refrigeration for fewer cents a day.

The Servel Hermetic uses less electric current. Anil it's the quietest electric refrigerator ever produced. Complete showing of beautiful, graceful compacl lhal they eavo valuable floor space, yel with more usable shelf space than others. Gleaming white Pyroxylin onc-picccporcclamintcriors with rounded "ribbon-type" shelves at more comfortable working venient Tcruperalurc Control for fast freezing. Startlinglylowpriccsand generous terms.

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