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44.75 Benton, Ollie 2.60 Margaret 2,24 Bishop, Luther 3.7,1 1 Blake, Clarence 3,35 Blakely, Lester 4-09 Robert A. 16,88 Block. Clarence Bobo, Tillmah 5.95 Bostic, Carl L. 4.09 Bostic, Carlee 5.95 Bostic, dailies 8.18 William D. 15.40 Bradley, Earl J.

Doris 25.99 Bradley, Earl Odessa 9.66 Bradley, Joe Dorene 4.09 Brantley', Thomas L. 5.95 Brittian. James Jean 26.36 Brown, Carl Effie 4.09 Brown, W. 2.24 Brown, Leroy. 17.77 Brown, L.

D. 4.09 Brown, Mack 15.70 Brown, Margaret 4.09 Brown, Minnie Conway 10.03 Brown, Sara 4.83 Brown, J. L. 4.09 Bruce; -Howard L. 2.24 Bruce, Ffaye ,6.31 Burke, Billy; Burns, Luther 20.74 Sally 4.09 Byers, Clara H.

37.62 Byers.i f.DV'f Deans Car) ByerSj Swap 40.00 Cflin'' Louise R. 23.12 Campbell, Richard L. 40.00 Cannrtn, Afyis 35.55 Cannon, 5.9! Jane 2.2^ 2.24 Carter. Willis 8.69 Carvpys Grocery 30.08 Carver, Russell 50.99 Cask James A. 23.12 Eddie 4.09 ChamblBss, Carrie 5.9J Chaiice, Oi B.

Ml Roy W. Cheathain, George Ch'elthamv Mary E. Che8thah1j Pearl W. Willie WilHam L. Cobfi, Jerry ftay ,3,35 Tltomas Cogbiil, CJilirjes 10.03 Cote; 2.24 Cotemrini 4.09 ft Mfr and Mrs.

Ed 1 lamilton, Lee 7.06 latailton, Jesse it Lewis 6.31 Hamilton, Mrs. S. 5.95 Hittis, James 4.09 Itrviil, fisthel 10.03 Mitch, Alvin 4.09 Hattteld, James 11.51 Hatfield, Jerry 11.51 Hawkins, Thad Jr. it Sarah 7.80 Hawthorne, James 9.29 Hedger, Mrs. A.

5.95 Helms, Donald Wayne 5.58 Henderson, Bert 4.46 Hendrix, Hiawatha 10.78 Hendrix, Sarah 26.74 Herndon, Syble 16.59 Hicks, Sylvester 8.91 Hightower, Albert 4.09 Hightower, George Henry 10.03 Hill. Johnnie 8.91 Hill, Leona 15.10 Hodges, J. 44.46 Holbert, Wffi, L. 2.60 Holmes. Willie 7.80 Honeycut, J.

5.95 Hope Electric Service (Billy Ray Seal) 11.51 Hope Wrecking Co 2.24 Hopson, Ruby 2.60 riopson, James 2.60 Hopkins, Vernal 21.64 Houston, Fern 27.85 Howard, Charlie Lee 5.95 Howard, J. 4.0!] Huntley, Rosa 2.60 Hurtt. Janie 2.60 Hazel Street Beauty Shop lies, Lury 5.9b lies. Ervin 4.0'j Jackson, Elzie 2.60 Ernest 15.40 Fackson, Mary 5.95 (ackson, Marice 3.35 Jackson, W. 2.24 James, Annie 2.60 Jamerson, Andrew 2.24 Jamison, Roosevelt 3.3b Jefferson, William 3.35 Johnson, Dr.

Charles 76.11 Johnson, Emery 2.60 Johnson, Mrs. Henry E. 2.60 Johnson, Herman 7.80 Johnson, James 4.46 Johnson, James Jr 3.35 Johnson, Jean-Geneva 4.09 Johnson, Mariah 2.24 Johnson, Ottis 5.58 Johnson, Wallace 7.80 Johnslon. J. D.

Zana 2.60 Jones, Charlie 23.42 Jones, Mrs. Dora 3.35 Jones, James 17.18 Jones, L. 10.78 Jones, Snow 4.09 Jordan, Lorene 23.71 Mullins, D. 2.24 Murders, Bob 11.51 Murphy, H. C.

5.95 Murphy, Haf ty 27.45 Murphy, James 5.95 Nations, Floyd 31.11 Neat, James 46.53 Neighbors, Dr. A. 4.09 Nelsca, Bertha Mae 5,20 Nelson, Bobby 2.24 Nelson, E. 41.78 Nelson, Oliver 2.24 Nivens, Troy 5.95 Noble, Begley 4.09 Noborio, Goro 48.02 Norris, H. 24.0] O'Bryant, Joe 18.96 Odom, Bob 16.59 Oiler, C.

A 5.95 Palmer, Luberta 2.60 Parish, Hershel 3.35 Parker, B. 38.22 Patterson, Elbert Daisy 2.24 Patterson, Joe 7.09 Patterson Shoe Store 59.78 Patterson, Ray 9.29 Pennington, Arthur 4.09 Pennington, Gco. 4.09 Pennington, H. E. 45.05 Pennington, H.

J. 3.35 Perkins, Williams 4.0D Perry, Fred 5.95 Perry. George 3.35 Peyton, Mrs. David 3.35 Pbelps, James 18.96 Phillips, Bill 27.10 Phillips, Cleophia Alene 2.59 Phill'ps, Ola 2.24 Pliilgow, Henry 7.80 ickard, Lalua 7.80 Pilot, Dewey 25.99 Pitts, Roger Mary 56.44 Poindexter, Lee 2.59 Powell, Arthur 4.09 Powell, Calvin 2.24 Powell, Royce 4.09 Powell, Vina Mae 3.35 Prater. Joshua 2.24 Prather, L.

A 5.58 Prather, Mayton Thorn, Leon Lula 6.31 Thornton, Charles 7.80 Tillman, Jim 1.. 8.9l Tiner, Charles 20.15 Torrence, Ben 3.35 Torrence, Ben Jr. 3.35 Trent, Cecil 36.44 Trout, Lillian 4.09 Tullis, Ray 9.66 Turner, Ora B. 2.60 Turntine, Henry 9.66 Tyree. Mollie 4.09 Tyus, Raymond 2.24 Van Buskirk, Forrest W.

8.54 Van Scoy, -Lucille 2.24 Verhalen, Walter 27.10 Verhalen, Walter II 85.39 Walker, Johnny 4.09 Walker, Larry 6.31 V. in $.44 3.01 2S.M 11.50 I.Tf 29.95 2.01 10.15 7.11 9.81 2.40 10.15 Keedy, Dale M. Kellam, Bob Kendricks, A Kidd, Bobby Kidd, Dale King. Mrs. Louise Knottsi Dave Lacy, Cora Lampkin, Allie Lane, David Langston, Ruth Laudermilk, James N.

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Redmond, W. W. Reed, Dave 2.24 Reed, Lorene 2.59 Reed, R. C. Versie 2.59 Reed, T.

22.53 Kegean, Reulah 8.91 Reinhart, Curtis 7.06 Reliford, Beatrice 5.20 Renfro, Jason 30.08 Revis, Tommy 6.31 Rhodes, Albert 2.24 Rhodes, James 2.24 Rice, Myrtle 10.78 Richardson, Audie 7.88 Richardson, Charles C. 17.18 Richardson, Johnnie 18.37 Richardson, Wm. Ruby 4.09 R'chie, Van 16.59 Robbins, L. 4-09 Roberts, Ernest 28.59 Walker, P. W.

41.19 Writers, E. v. 24.90 Walton. Queen Q.tf Ward, Hershel 1 4.09 Ward, Lester 4.0!) Ware, Perry Annie 2.24 Watson. Robert 8.54 Webb, Mamie Joe 11.51 Webb, Thomas 5.95 Webb, Selma 26.36 Wells, Joe Jr 5.95 Wesley, Willie 6.31 Weston, Henry 2.24 Weston, Molvin 7.30 Westbrook.

John Lula 5.95 Guy 5.95 White, Lp.westcr 400 Wh'te, S-m 2.2t White, Wayne 7.80 White, Mack 5.20 Whitley, Floyd 7.06 Whitten. Herbert Wiley, John 4.09 Williams, Clyde Inez 4.09 Williams, Corrine Williams, Donald 25.99 Williams, Edgar Mattie 2.24 Williams, Howeil Virginia 4.09 Williams, Horace Florence Williams, H. 11.14 Williams, Margaret 2.24 Williams, Otis Maude 4.09 Williams, Rena 4.09 Williams, Rosetta 2.24 Williams, Sid 35.25 Williamson, Anna 2.60 Willis, J. W. Almedia 9.29 Wilson, Jimmy 2.24 Wilson, Joe L.

Samora 4.09 Wimberly, Billy 15.99 Wingfield, James 9.G6 Witherspoon, Jim Jr 2.24 Witherspoon, Paul 3.35 Woodel, Charles 3.35 Wright, Elery 8.18 Wright, Mrs. Helen 15.99 Wright, Mary Belle 3.35 Yerger, Clara 2.24 Yerger, Clarissa 2.24 York, Dutch Vada 4.09 York, James 2.24 Phillips, Verdo Powell, Amos Hay, Jack A Reaves, Coy fcoyle Robinson, Floyd Russell, D. B. Smith, Henry Smith, Robert Stevenson, Wad Stuart, James Stuart, Wiley Tent, George 28.69 Thomas, Merle 20.S9 Tingle, Rev. O.

10.83 Turner, James 9.81 Turcnt'ne, Richard 3.08 Union Rental Supply Inc. 11.84 Waddle, John S. 21.47 Waddle, W. C. F.

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3.08 12.50 2.06 11.16 7.79 5.76 17.18 4.09 4.09 7.80 Davis, Percy 5.13 Evans, Leon 8,29 Faulkner, James 1.96 Flenory, Charles Flenory, Elijah 5.13 Plenory, Sherman 8.60 Gamble, Leon 5.44 Gilbert, Billy Joe 16.43 Hargis, A. 1.96 Hixson, John 93.99 Huntley, William 3.54 Jones, Frances 4.49 Loudermilk, U. 1.96 McKamie, Haskell 6.70 Madison, 0. 4.49 Mosier, Virginia 1.96 Pennington, Gus 23.01 Robbins, Audrey 6.70 Robinson, Orange 2.59 Rogers, Glen Shaw, J. 3.54 Smith, Ray Etta 16.43 Toftcllcr, Sam 3.54 Vickers, Odis 3.54 Wilson, A.

L. 6.70 Woods, Fanny 3.73 NASHVILLE SPECIAL Bennett, James 5.44 Byers. Eugene 15.54 Chambers. William 2.06 Chcsshcr, Dennis A 23.90 Chesshcr, W. A 42.10 Hawthorne, James 4.09 i Deloney, M.

10.83 Everette 2.24! J. P. Harrcll 5.76 7.11 2.06 7.46 7.11 Hintnn, Tom 5.95 Lark 4.09 Herbert Jr 93.94 -Nnll. Billy Ray 2.60 Laudermilk, Robert 2.60 Lawrence. Mack D.

9.29 Lawson, Mrs. Jell 2.24 Lee. Mrs. C. 5.95 Lernley, Bill 4.09 Lestagc.

C. 5.95 Lewis, Mrs. Geo. 11.51 Lewis, James A 18.31 Lewis, Joe Carolyn 23.12 Lindsey, Mrs. Field 4.09 Lindsey, Mrs.

Merlene 4.09 Lindsey, Ruby Rosie 4.09 Lindsey, Theodis 2.24 Lindsey, Thurman, Eddie 4.09 Livingston, Rev. A. D. 40.89 Lloyd, Billy 15.70 Lockard, Ronald 7.06 Loe, Hampton Lee 4.83 McBay, Billy 4.09 McBride, James 4,09 McClain, John.T 9,66 Elijah 4.09' McClendon, Jodie 8.54 McDaniel, Claud Agnes 5.95 McDonald, Will 4.09 Bob 2.60 Morton. M.

Perkins, Marjorie Lee Powell, Cecil K. Ratliff, John Walden, Nilda Weaver, J. 5.95 9.29 .4.46 20.88 2.24 20,75 2.24 Weaver, W. 0 38.22 White, Nancy 3.35 Wood. Bca Bca 2.60 BLEVINSCOtP.

Bingham, Eual 2.41 Campbell, Mrs. Elvin 8.49 Daniel, Bobby 36.91 Davis, Wanda 10.11 Gaincs, James 4.44 Gray Ila Bob 25.94 Harris, A. 4.44 Jacques, R. 15.69 Nelson, Oliver 11.34 Simmons, Walter 11.74 Steed, Bobby 3.63 Stephens, Mike 36.26 McCASKILL CORP. Armstrong, 1.

2.06 Hood, G. W. Est 2.06 Honeycutt, Irvin 8.81 BLEVINS SPECIAL Adams, John 4.91 Allen, Kenneth 4.91 McElveny, McFadden, McFadden, Calvin 3.35 Collier, iel J. 37,82 Cohtyay, Bernard 2.24 Cooper, Francis 4, Cooper, Terrell 2.80 Cornelius, Carl 7J Cornelius, Clarence Mr. Mrs 10,78 Cornelius, Robert 28.59 Cralji, Raymond 5.95 Davis, Earnestine 2.24 Davis, Helen j.

4.09 Davis, Larry 8,54 Martha Mrs 2.24 Davis, John Wesley 2.98 Dennis, Diedell Priscilla 4,09 Dennis, Elbert 5.95 Dillard, Melvin B. 41.78 pixpo, Wandp 7.06 Dolpn, Clydell Doygaiij, 15.40 Downs, Lee' 9.66 Easjer, 11.89 "Vonnle 23.12 Eldejr, WUHam 10.78 Henry 45:35 Elljs, Roflse.yel.t 5.95 Emerson, Ralph 21.95 English, Charles Evans, Martha Faris, D. Rt Frierson, Josie 4.09 Frierson, Herman 4.Q9 Fulce, Jim Gamble, Andrew 2.W WUlije Gajirett, Charles 5-58 Garrett, Franklin 35,14 Garrett, PaUQn 18..96 Gilbert, Gilkie. Mary Ella Guilliams, 0. Gofidard, Clyde tjtJW Gojrhani.

Mrs. Grace 16..39 Green, B. B. Green, Biptty (Don) 10.03 Grfeen, Lula 16,59 Green, Wpe Grisby, Anne 2.24 Guewtali Fred 9.66 GuJJey, Oien" Jr. Hamiltoo, Robert i83 Lawrence 3,35 McFadden, Wm.

5.20 McGee, Ruben 8.18 McKamie, Mrs. Jerry 2.24 McKenzie, Lee 3.35 McLane, (McLean) Helen 2.24 McQueary, A. 42.97 Mack, Wiley 4.09 Malone, Mrs. W. 42.97 Marek, Raymond 3.35 Martin, Artie Velt 4.09 Martin, Clyde 18.07 Martin, Henry 2.24 Martin, L.

7.4 Martin, Margaret 17.18 Maxfield, Gladys 3.35 Maxwell, Henry Lee 2.24 Maxwell, Joe Linnie 4.09 Maxwell, R. 10.78 Vlaxwell, Simpson 4.09 May, Gilbert 2.24 May, Homer 5.95 May, Jimmie 7.80 May, Paul Mary 2.24 Mays, Clyde 2.24 Miller, Bert 42.97 Miller, Mrs. Jessie 4.09 Miller, Opal 6.31 Miner, Arthur Davis 27.85 Mitchell, Gertrude 2.60 Mitchell, Russell 2.2< Mitchell, Russell 24.3 Modisett, Henry 36.7C Modisett, Dankie 35.2? Modisett, John 3.35 Moncrief Laura 78.3 Monk, Leonard 15.7( Monk, Len Inez 2.6 Moore, C. 25.2 Moore, Fletcher 2.6 Morrow, Ernest 5.9 Robinson. L.

0 5.95 Rogers, Billy Joe 23.12 Rogers, Bobby Lee 5.95 Rogers, Carl 41.7f Rogers, -Mrs. Celesta f.osenbaum, Bill Rosenbaum, David 4.09 Ross, George 15.40 Ross, Robert 6.31 Ross, Wilton 2.24 Russell, Curtis 5.95 allee, Lawrence 7.80 anders, Harold Gertrude 4.09 anders, Myown 2.24 aska. Duane 7.80 choolfield, H. A 21.34 chubert, S. 28.59 coggins, Bud Frances 4.09 cott, Rev.

A. 6.31 cott, Charles Maggie 2.60 cott, Mattie cott, Renzie 2.24 icolt, Noble 7.80 4.09, Ei-'i 3.3S 3.35; ihaw, Lester 7.80 ihaw, Aletha 4.09 Charles 21.61 ihuster, Eugene A 43.27 Simpson, James 7.80 "nyard, Preston 28.96 Skinner, Lydia 5.95 Smith, A. A 7.80 Smith, Flora 4.09 mith, George Alice 4.09 Smith, Henry Jo 4.09 HOPE Abercrombie, SPECIAL William E. 5.44 Baker, Fred Bailey, Charles Bearclen, Lige Blackmon, 0. Bolt, Billy Wayne Bi'adley, C.

M. Kay 2.19 5.83 5.53 12.18 7.64 4.91 7.04 Morton, Ernest 7.8 Morton, Harland 12.2 Morton, Martin 2.2 Morton, Wayne 4.0 Mosier, Virginia 4.0 Moss, Arthur James 5.5 Moss, John 4.0S "Muldrew, Arthur Lee 4.4f Muldrew, Wm. 7.4 MuJdrow, Howard 6.9 Muldrow, John 4.C Muldrow, Luther 18.S Muldrow, Maree Muldrow, Pete 4.0 1 MuWrow, Robert 4.0 Muldrow, Rosa Allen, Chester 25.30 'Codeman, Jerry 1.89 Allen, Florence 19.85 Coop wood, Floyd, 3.57 Ammons, Lee 2.74 H. E. 12.48 Anthony Lbr'Co.

Craig, D. 8.24 (Graydon Sons) 27.33 Martha 38.37 Arnold, S. II. Jr 57.99 Auld, Willis Thomas 5.76 Bailey, Samuel 7.11 RIan, Carmcl Van 17.16 Block, Valree 3.75 Bowles, ThorncII 2.0G Bradley, Henry 5.44 Bright, William 3.4A Brown, Archie Lee 2.06 Brown, Bobby 29.35 Brown, Herman 4.761 Burton, A. 5.09' Davis, James E.

1.89 Deloney, M. D. 2.80 Dixon, Jesse 1.89 Dickerson, L89 Fie.lding, Lee 20.31 Foster, Mrs. Otis 6.73 Glasgow, Daisy 3.70 Gorham, Mrs. Alice 3.40 Graves, Ed 7.34 Hall, Richard Qussie Mae 3-10 mith Smith Johnnie Sally Monroe Norman Mary Willie Sarah Smith, Willie Lee Solmonson, Bob 4.09 2.24 4.09 4.09 4.09 2.24 Sorrells, Rev.

Rufus 28.23 Spearman, Hilary 5.95 Spearman, Wm. L. Sarah 4.09 Spencer, McPherson 2.60 Spicer, Luther Eugene 11,51 Staggers, Captain 5.95 Standokes, Margaret 2.24 Starks, W. N. Syble 27.48 Stevenson, Cecil Bessie 2.60 Stevenson, W.

2.60 Stewart, Emerson Ola 3.35 Stewart, Floyd 3.35 Stewart, Ike Delsey 3.35 Stewart, Julius Coulla 3.35 Strickland, Bolin 2.24 Stiles, Wesley Delphia 4.09 Stinson, Dan 4.09 Story, 9.G6 Stover, John 5.95 Slrother. B. 5.95 Stuart, Buck Clovis 2.60 Stuart, Burnell 2.24 Stuart, Ed Maltio 2.60 Stuart, Jewell Anne 2.60 Stuart, Julius 40.59 Stuart, Polite 2-60 Stuart, R. C. Mary 2.60 Stuart, Richard 9.29 Stuart, Verga 2.60 Sumner, T.

3S.84 Summers, Charlie 4.09 Tarkinton, Anna 4.09 Tate, W. 11.51 Taylor, R. 6.69 Tefteller, Jo Ann Paul 5.95 Tef teller, Juanita 3.35 Thomas, Brice Jr 4.0£ Thomas, Edwin 3.33 Thomas, Floyd 12.25 Thomas. James 0 3 71 Thomas, Lavert 4.09 Thomas, Robert 4.09 Thompson, Chas, A 7.PQ Thompson, Butler, Lee 39.95 Byers, T. 2.06 Cain, G.

1.95 Calhoun, Hollis 5.41 Collier, Mr. Mrs. Ed. 12.50 Collins; :H.j 5.44 Cook, i 7.46 Cooper. Ollie Mae 6.44 Cooper.

Zenola 3.75 Cott'naham, Morrison 6.44 Costello, Pat 46.95 Cox, Ernest. 5.44 Cox. Fred H. 12.50 Davis, Jimmie 16.36 Dumphy. Richard, .25.30 Dupuy, Pauline Ellis, J.

106 Ellis, John Jr. 4.4V Everett. John Fagan, Don 18.75 Ferguson, Deb 2,40 Fisher, Roy 2.06' Flenory, Francis 9.81 Blowers, Verdo fi.4'4 Ford, Glen R. 87.29 Fryman, Roy A 2.06 ilbert, Carl 38.87 Gilbert, Willie 5.09 Graves, Mary 21.47 reat Southwestern Parts 94.701 Snowd'en'rRoo'seveft Green, Floyd 24.70 i Staggers, Rush Henson, Frank 8.24 Hill, Howard 8.24 Honeycutt, Robert 2.80 Hopson, Dan 3,40 Ingram, J. 3.40 Johnson, Joe 4,91 Johnson, Sherman 6,43 Johnson, Vernest J.

M. 3.40 liLoba, Winfred E. 9.75 Lockhart, Ben 8.24 iMcCienton, Frank 3.87 McGill, Carl 1.89 McGill, Fred 7.03 McGill, Viola 1.89 Maxwell, August 7.94 JMay, Minuen, 62.69 Montgomery, Kenneth 4.91 Morrison, Tommy 7.03 J. 7.34 H. A 27.00 No'en, Homer 1.89 Post, Dave 4.91 Roberts, James 6.13 Rowland, J.

A 9.15 Rowland, John 1.89 Samuel, Michael 1.89 Scolt, Alvin 4,31 Sewell, James 22.72 Smith, Nuel Mamie 5.21 Smith, Jonathan 49.99 Smith, Robert Lee 4.00 1.89 16.43 Nunn, Fred Richardson, Mrs. Virginia Scoggins Cortez Stuart. Charles Stewart, F. C. or Marie 7.11 PATMOS CORP.

Jones, Rex 3.20 Willis, Dale 12.50 PATMOS SPECIAL Adcock, Lena 6.08 Bradley, Joecell 4.09 Brewer, Thomas 5.08 Freeman, Robert 5.33 Hollis, Donald 19.56 Hollis, Harlan 1.61 Horton, John 1.61 McClellan, L. 5.19 McClure, C. 1.86 Prater, Charlie 2.85 Williams, Harmon 6.31 Williams, Jerry A 2.35 SARATOGA SPECIAL Beasley, Harvey 5.76 Bradley, Darnell 6.11 Dyer, Roy 2.06 Erwin, Rcba 5.44 Williams, Jerry A 2.35 Ferguson, Erbon 6.44 Ferguson, Jodie 8.13 Green, Willie 5.09 Hardaway, Jo Ann 2.06 Hughes, Louie Aline 36.17 Jones, Audrey 6.11 Knighton, Mrs. Phillip 7.11 McCorkle, Ray 9.81 Mercer, Bertha 3.75 Moore, Don Lee 5.44 Myers, Elmer 39.41 Porter, Clara 3.08 Ragland, James 9.81 Smith, Calvin 2.06 Smith, Myzell 2.06 Spates, A. 6.44 Stuart, Effie 2.40 Tatum, Harry 6.79 Watson, Elijah Sr 15.54 Wilson, Herman 2.06 Witherspoon, Jim Jr 2.06 Wright, Birdie Lee, Bennte 3.08 SPRING HILL SPECIAL Applegate, Frankie 2.24 Bell, Geo 15.45 Bobo, Tilman 1.93 Bolcn, Geo 3.48 Brown, A.

1.93 Cato, Li fern Arkansas ty C. TILLMAN AsMclttorf Wrltar A wild goose has found apparent winter safety on the farm of John Powell, four miles northeast of Paragould. The goose lighted on the farm nearly two weeks ago and began mingling with a flock of tame geese kept by Powell. "loosens twice daily by flying in a two or three mile circle around the farm, calling for the land-bound geese to follow. So far it has stayed close enough to the farm to stay off of some hunter's dinner table.

When the Stuttgart Daily Leader received the rosters of the program for a Paragould football program It prints, the numbers of the players were written out in Latin. Quipped Paragould Principal Orville Roberts, all school activities should have "some educational value." Loss of a gun doesn't bother deer hunter Gary Bryant of Batcsville. He was scouting the countryside with a pair of binoculars during the last deer season and spied a prize buck in the distance on Jamestown Mountain. He ran to his car and started off in the direction of the animal. But when he stopped, he found he had left his gun behind.

Undaunted, he borrowed a gun the next day and took off after another buck, this time in the White River Refuge. He downed a nine point, 225-pound specimen. His luck carried even a i further. Max Bishop found i rifle and returned it. A young Stuttgart father ol three has invented a popular item for the younger set oul of plain cardboard.

From watching the kids play with an old box at home, Jay McEntire conceived the idea ol a cardboard tepee that folds up He made one and his wife painted it. It was taken to Little Rock box manufacturing liked the ides so much it turned out 500 of UK. tepees for sales trials. AIM H. W.thburn Iditor A PuMMwr Paul H.

JMM, lofl Edtto Dona) Parktr, Advtrtislng C. M. (Pod) Rofjrt, Circulation Manager Hope Star Mar PrtM STAR PU8LIIMINO CO. PinflM CAAM vvGvnwni; Ttw Star J1J14 SMfh Wnlmrt StrMt nttl Secend-cUtt pottagt paid at Arhantat Mambtr of tho Audit Bureau of Mombor of Tho Auoclatod Prott The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for rcpublication of all the local news printed in this newspaper, as well as all AP news dispatches. Sinpje Copy lOc Subscription Rates (Payable in advance) By Carrier in Hope and neighboring Per Week Per Year 1S.N By mail hi Hempttead, Nevada Lafayette, Howard and Miller Counties One month $1.11 Three months 2.41 Six 4.M One year ISO All Other Mail One month $1.31 Three months 3.90 One year 15.40 Nat'l.

Advertising Arkansas Dalios, 3317 Popular Memphis, 38111; 960 Hartford Dallas 2, Texas; 340 N. Michigan Chicago 1, E. 42nd Now York 17, N.Y..; 1275 Penobscot Detroit 3, M3 Shirvin Tower, Oklahoma City, Okie. Billy Don 19.16 Cato, Glenda 16.69 Clark, Keston 3.48 Cox, Durl 3.48 Cox, Hoyett 9.98 Cox, William 8.11 Eubanks, Garland 11.21 Garrett, Kenneth 15.70 Hiickabce, Alfred 3.48 Huckabee, James 5.95 Hunter, Thomas Wm 12.14 Kidd, Clinton 2.24 McGhee, Bennie 2.24 McKamie, Argus 3.48 McKamie, J. 5.03 McKamie, J.

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9.15 Kendrick. Thomas 5,76 Wright Christine 4.00 Young, Robert EMMET SPECIAL Kidd, Mrs. Belva HVoodrow) 27. Lafayette, Arthur 7.Hi Allen, Charles L. Lee, Hughie 5.44; Arnold, Henry Lewis, Daniel 2.06 Lindsey, James (Bobo) 8.46 McBay.

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23. Hawley, Charles 5.96 WASHINGTON SPECIAL Adams, Mrs. Ralph 50.94 Anderson, Melvin Lee 2. Bain, Wayne 20.91 Belk, Thomas 1.86 Booker, James 4.81 Carrigan, James 6.21 Conway, Johnnie 2.U Faucette, Henry 3.64 Faucette, Lucy l.W Gilmore, Rodger 1.8( Hawthorne, John 2.7'. Johnson, Shirley Jr 1.8( Moore, Charlean 8.35 Muldrew, Eddie 1.86 Neal, Earl 5.70 Nelson, Louisa Roger Lee 4.8 Nelson.

Richard Lee 11.6 Noel, W. 8.65 Ogden, James 5.1C Perkins, Gussie 20.2 Phillips, John Lee 3.04 Porter, Jesse 6.8 Scroggins, Taylor 1.86 Smith, Cassie Ode Jr. 12.2C Stewart, Otis 1.8 Swift, Alma 4.2 Swift, Maple Jr 4.2 Swift, Rubbin 5.7 Swift, Rubbin Jr 1.8C Thomas, E. 19.0 Thomas, Jo Anna 6.0C Trotter, Alford Trotter, Rob 17.1 Trotter, Robert Lee 4,8 Tudor, E. F.

Estate 1.86 Conferences of GOP Open to Everyone By JACK BELL WASHINGTON (AP) Re publican Senate Leader Everet M. Dirksen said today it may be possible to open conferences of congressional leaders to ic party's governors and other op Republicans. But the Illinois senator said agrees with House GOP Deader Charles A. Halieck of ndiana that any move to set up mechanism to bring all elements of the party into policymaking ought to be delayed un- il Republicans know more about what President Johnson is to propose to Congress. "I always like to get a good ook at tho ground before I go ut to battle," Dirksen said.

'It's going to take a little time or us to find out what our prob- ems are and what we ought to do about them." Dirksen noted in a telephone nterview that the Senate-House eadcrship in the past has invited Republican governors, former President Dwight D. Eisen- lower, former Vice President Richard M. Nixon and other Vann, Marvin 3.M Wade, Columbus 16.18 Wade, Charlie 16.18 Walters, Henry 4.81 Weatherspoon, Henry 20.44 Webb, Thomas 16.65 White, Joretta Vada 8.06 White, Major Reynolds 16.18 White, Talmadge 2.74 Williamson, Roger Lee 4.81 Witherspoon, Ezell W. 24.94 Cabins on Sam McGill Land Barbarotto, Jon, Clark Byers 2.06 Burnham 2 Others 2.06 Cochran, Terry 3.7 Unknown (Compton Estate) 1.73 Hairr, Sid 2.06 McWilliams, Lindsey 5.44 Powell, Calvin Bristow 2.06 Polk, Lee 2.06 Pullman, Reeder 1.39 STATE OF ARKANSAS COUNTY OF HiMPSTEAD Jimmie Griffin, Collector Revenues within and for Hempstead County, and the State of Arkansas, do hereby certify the the Personal Tax Books Hempstead County reflects the foregoing list of personal property to be delinquent for non payment of taxes for the yea Witness my hand this 23 da' of November, 1964. Jimmie Griffin Collector Hempstead Count Television and Radio By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Television-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP) One of the few traditions of network television is that the death of a program is never formally announced.

It usually is reluctantly admitted only when the replacement program is heralded. Over the weekend ABC, not unexpectedly, announced a new program to fill its p.m. spot on Saturday nights, starting Jan: 23. It used about 300 words to extol the series, "The King Family" as "an hour of. music and fun" but not one prd was spent on "The Outer imits," a science fiction an- hology series which will slip way quietly in the middle of second season.

The demise of the program, which often featured weird characters from outer space, is in interesting subject for specu- alion, particularly in a season when creatures from outer pace and other worlds are then vogue. It seems most likely, however, that "The Outer Limits" was a victim of a tough time II was renewed after a good year in an early Monday evening hour. ABC shifted it to Saturday, in an lour which also gave the network trouble last season 'Hoolenanny" died there. It was, for the most part, a quiet and uneventful television weekend. Steve Lawrence and Juliet Prowse were stylish and interesling to watch Friday night in an NBC special.

Gordon and Shela MacRae were the iright spots in Ed Sullivan's CBS hour Sunday night, particularly Sheila's devastating mimicking of Carol C'hanning and Barbara Streisand. Subscribed fore me this bor, and sworn to be 23 day of Novem Nov. 23, J. D. (Dick) County Clerfe 30, 1964 Turnag leaders to sit in on sessions when they are available in Washington.

The Republican national chairman acts as mod' erator at such meetings. "This might lend itself to expansion so that all elements of the party could be represent' ed," Dirksen said. Republican governors who meel in Denver Dec. 3-4 are expected to come up with some recommendations on how to broaden the base of the party's appeal to voters after the severe defeat the GOP took in the Johnson landslide. Sen.

Thruston B. Morion of Kenlucky, who is expecled lo be renamed chairman of Ihe Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee, urged in a separate interview that the GOP concen- Irale on trying to win back congressional seats in the 1966 election. "We should concentrate on 1966 and forget 1968 for while," he said. "If we can rebound two years from now the men who have taken the leadership in rebuilding the party naturally will have consideration In picking our presidential candidate in 1968." Morton said he is that the Republicans must giye representation to all party factions if they are to 9 comeback..