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PAGETWO BLYTIIEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER IT, 1998 CHRISTMAS PARTY Shown nbovc wilh Clans iil'C two of the yoimg guests who attended the annual Christmas party given yesterday afternoon at the Legion Hut by Beta Sigma Pni sorority chapters for underprivileged Negro children. HcaclinK the program committees were Mrs. Arlie Parker, president ol Alpha Delta chapter, and Mrs. Joe McHaney. Alpha Alpha chapter president Presents and refreshments were RLVCII the HO grnders who were eligible to attend the parly.

(Courier News Photo) Commodity And Stock Markets- York Cotton qmilalimisl Mar 3302 323C. May ,1320 3327 3314 July 3303 330!) 3297 Oct 3240 3242 3235 New Orleans Cotton Mar July Oct 3301 3283 3322 3327 3312 3307 3307 3297 3235 3235 3234 Chicago Soybeans Jan Mch May July 4 .102 302 303 208 i 29!) 2 299 300 297 258 3286 3314 3237 3235 3283 3312 3297 3234 300 297 258 Chicago Corn Mcll 155 3 155 'i 154'i 154'n Mav liifpji I5G 2 Chicago Whcar Men 206 200' 1 204' 3 May 205 New York Stocks 02:45 quota (Ions) A and 156 3-4 Amor Tobacco 61 3-4 Aivconda Copprr 30 1-2 Beth S'rcl 52 5-8 GREENLEASE (Continued from Page 1) a drunken spending spree. A few cells away from him In death row his paramour, Mrs. Heady, calmly awaited her cxccu- If she had any groat sorrow or the kidnap-slaying she showed no outward stress. Both have been as re- norscful for snuffing out the life of Bobby a fesv hours after his -ibduction from an exclusive pri- Catholic school in Kansas Cily Sept.

28. POWs (Continued from Page nd British Marine Andrew Conron are lenders of the non-Ko- The lenders maintain contact with Communist headquarters nl. Kaesong through the camp hospi- tni. lie said. Knives and spears hnve been hammered from scraps of iron, and the hard-core leaders use tiiesc weapons to keep the prisoners In line, Kim said.

Burglars Enter Two Pemiscoi Stores CARUTHERSV1LLE Two Po- mlscol county stares wore burKln- rizoci rnrly ypKtrrciny resuHiiiK in Ihc loss of $11! mirl an iiiuli'lfrnilnotl amount of merchandise, according to contHy nfl'lcuils. The Arlliur Alford store at. Mlcolfl wn.s ent -red the front (Inor and nicrdlinKlIsc including dry- ''nd radio wrrc bc- Ki''rs in Chirk Store lit Sled" was robbMl.of S10 In clllllitre 1'vom Uie cnsli drsnvev titlei' entrnn- re pained the shy Ijurclars left throiiRh back dorr. coiinly officers and Sleele city no'ice arc the. broak- ins.

113 Gen Electric Kl 3-4 Gen Motors 60 t-8 Montgomery Ward 7-8 Central 5-8 Int 277-8 Republic Steel 45 3-8 Radio 23 1-2 Socony Vacuum 35 1-4 Stuclebakcr 22 1-4 Standard of 72 3-4 Texas Corp 57 Sears 61 3-8 11 40 5-8 Sou P'ac 38 Livestock NATIONAL STOCKYARDS. 111., 8,500: moderately active: steady to 10 lower; loss on some weights over 220 It): sows fully 25 lower: choice 180-230 lb load choice No. 1 and 2 200-210 lb at 24.85: 240270 ill 23.50-24.23: few at 24.35: 270200 lb 22.50-2350; 150-170 lb T3.75- 4.75; sows 400 lb down 21.00-22.00; heavier sows 20-CO-75; boars 14.00:8.5. Cattle 2,500. calves 1.200: very litt.in early demand for steers and heifers: bids generally weak to unevenly lower; early sales utility and commercial offerings olpady; prices about on canners and cutlers but.

gen- ieral undertone weak; few utility i commercial 10.50-12.00; can- i tiers and cutters 8.00-10.50; bull" 150 hip.her; utility and commercial 11.50-13.50; cutter bulls 9.00-11.00; venlers strong to 1.00 higher; ad; vnnce mostly on few tops; odd I head prime 31.00: good and choice commercial and Rood 1 lj.fO-2000; cull and utility 10.00! 13.CO. Minister Hits 'Commercial Christmas Urging that "Christ be put back into Christmas," the Rev. James W. Rainwater, pastor of the First Christian Church, told members of the Kiwnnis Club yesterday that Christinas has become so commercialized that "Santa Claus has re- placed the Babe of Bethlehem In: the center of the stage." Speaking at the club's weekly luncheon meeting In Hotel Noble, the Rev. Mr.

Rainwater urged the. Kiwanians fio to "turn the tide of Christmas back to Christ." "It is generally recognized that such a job is for ministers of the gospel, but you a.s individuals can do more to turn the tide than a ministers," he said. "The use of Santa Claus as symbol for Christmas is all right in some instances." the Rev. Mr. Rainwater stated.

"There are some things about the old boy that are and good will. "But, there are many things that have crept Into the picture through the use of Santa that are not wholly in keeping with the idea and ideals I of Christmas." i He ur tlie Kiwanians "not to confuse these things with the true i spirit, as they have no place there." The Rev. Mr. Rainwater was in- i traduced by Kiwanlan Bill Railer, club program chairman for the month. i Maj.

Gerald Robson, was a guest at ye.sterday's meeting. Steele Couple Sue for $50,000 For False Arrest STEELE, Mo. Damages of S50.COO are being sought by a Stccle couple Jor alleged false arrest in suits filed against a Kcnnctt used car dealer and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C.

Stevens; filed petitions in Dunklin County! Circuit Court alleging that auto 1 dealer Roy Manley and Mrs. Man-1 ley brought felony charges against; them- It was charged that and Mrs. Stevens had removed and concealed a truck mortgaged to Mrs. Manley. They were arrested.

Mr. and Mrs Slovens say. in Pemiscot County Nov 18 and held In the Dunklln county at Kennett for more than 24 hours. The charges against them dismissed In Magistrals Court Nov. 21.

The petitions say the Dunklin County Jail was "filthy, dirty, with no adequate toilet facilities, heat, bedding or food," and that they were forced to associate with "common felons." Read Courier News Classified Ada h'tf ft tit if SOVIET (Continued from Page 1) i Die former head of tho invesli.en- department "for particulnrly iinpmtant affairs of the U.S.S.R. MVD (secret police)." Z. Kohulov, former Soviet deputy minister of internal affairs who hnd. previously served in similar position in the Georgia ad- ministrntion. ffie NEW G-E Blanket Jimmie Edwards FURNITURE CO.

SOI E. Main Phone 2487 II if k'W ft ft Big Christmas SHOE SALE NOW GOING IN FULL SWING! II S3 'SPECIAL! Men's Corduroy Boots One Large Shipment of Famous Name Boots in Black 14.95 Sit KsS KH S3 Kx Scores of Other Money Saving Values at KELLEY'S! Negro Deaths Davis for rtnzellft D.ivis. f)l. who dirri at the huinc 1 of her riaiFji- tnr at Bnnd, last nifUil- will he coiulucircl a 11 a.m. Sunday at Paul Dapti-st.

Church here by the Hcv. II. Boykins. Burial will be. in Burton Spur Cemetery with Horno Funeral Home Wilh the Courts CIRCUIT (Clv.li B.

G. McDnnlel Charles W. McUnniel. lather, vs. George Wright, nuto damages, J50X by Cars Collide Here William C.

Sloffe! and Charlie n. Thompson, bolh of Blytheville. were Involved In trnffic nccktcnt. in the 300 block on south Division Tuesday night, causing some clam- to bolh jelucles. according to today's police in Survivors Include her daughter.

Stella Rnyal of Bend, and sons. Will Davis of St. Louis and Jeff Davis of Kankakep, i Illinois. Now you can re-power your FORD Car or Truck with an RECONDITIONED FORD ENGINE! ONLY AN AVTHOR11ED RECONDITIONED FORD ENGINE GIVES YOU All THISt Genuine ford new or completely reconditioned Buill to Ford-factory jtandardj in Ford- authorized, Fofd-inspected plants 9 Material and workmanship fully guarantied by authorized recondilioner ate sure. rt's an Authorized Reconditioned Ford Engine.

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Jimmy Edwards Furniture Company is the exclusive dealer in Blytlieville for WELBILT Gas Ranges and he now lias a complete line in stock. And while there you'll find Jimmy Edwards Furniture Company has many, many more gift items for the Gift items that "keep on giving." So, for your Christmas gift needs "SEE JIMMY FIRST." I I i i -SFF JIMMIE FIRST Jimmie Edward 301 E. Main FURNITURE CO. Phone2487.