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   Camden Times (Newspaper) - February 25, 1937, Camden, Arkansas                                VOLUME FEBRUARY 25, 1937.  Bourland To Take Course in R. nd o' ll be ca who training t on March y. the War Department has an Two other an oi Lit tie and Tribble o' ' will take this was star at Camden high winning letters in and He attended Magnolia A M where ho was a star football He is the of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. of cadets who complete tight months at Randolph Field and four at Kelly are assigned to an aviation 0tor one after which they are eligible for commission as a second lieutenant in the Air Corps DEADLINE Have Days to Get Inspector Harry Stewart said today that the deadline on 1937 automobile licenses is March 1 and that the penalty will ( go into effect after that That is final according to revenue ol and truck owners should get their licenses at There will be no further the Credit Secretary Lucille Bethea of the Retail Credit was * a member of the national ci of the 7th district National Credit held in Oklahoma Bethea is also Arkansas Credit Kills Self Because Of Feb. 25 pressed because of the of Clyde 5(), of eight milts from killed himself early today at his His aged 93 died last night from farmer on being by neighbors of his death threatened to but friends after hours of sion thought they had talked out of the suicide early this thr farmer took a gun and shot him self dying before medical aid The mother's and son's body will be sent to 111. for Allen services for Allen F well known Stephens man who died in a San Texas hospital Tuesday were held at the Stephens Methodist church Thursday afternoon witt the Rev. W. R. Rf Burial was in Stephens Smith was n brother of Smith of and was a member of a known Stephens A number of people attended the with any given goes on from there 268  1937, By The AP Feature You can do the same thing with SWING stopped with a to en the this is tailing a in a beauty Foam suggests the sea suggests Bard we to a Merchant On Finance Approved State Examination For IN Indian pottery at the University of Ark student from Sicily La onder the direction of Prof. S. C director of the museum Chisum wlU also in the excavation of mounds He of pottery at Louitania State Feb. 2G house of de' ilie oi Sam oV by a of 52 ti adopted a license b. contended ' would pi event utting tlu ir air a pastime iii the rural Rupert of of the said its woulu force all barbers to take and stop the f from barber to il had law luis tiie for all barbers iu west who because they art from prevent their tho to Feb. 26 Ap  of E. K. Van iif manager of a mercantile at to Bund Board recommended to today by Senators fiom v. e and Club VE RADIO Of To Be Reported On March 9  the a Joliu Iji v. hour to of full ias been in Carl E. i willi slate rr prepared shortly lUr to House Hill 2^1 tlie that a must to bo a m w to Newport aiui AViu r of the Fort overcame when the to to signed would t to be as ot a permit is the incorporated in the senate n teacher's it by a oi to Joe of moved to eall tMll lor 11<' that measure was fl tlu was ami many senators did not ils upon the for state owned stores was made a special order business for Monday expiration of the Clyde pi taxing of corporation on profits made out of tiie slate was acted upon KlUs explained that the to encourage to organize in Alfred o provide for teaching the harm lul effects of alcohol in 2G uid a i tiie tile ui i touch oil 1 nol i Ins i 1 i 1 I public v club und 111., Feb. 2G morning gas by forced OM out of the on in two of Fi. 17, liio alter and lor an of them were bleeding ironi effects of tiie the thro xh 50 Lr attack rifier the ca tiie rejection f Horner's the e 11 i Oil C Among i .ii i init ioi Vi j Hargrave lues been named for tiie local activity for tile di at the in Chicago club in the slate is funds to send il it I tiie j 1.1 on a lor I of wiio n aeb ot 7u.  in talk he a grea i i tiie oi tlie Ile not tne and lus will Tlu 9 chat wdl he tlie radiO nation a wiil speak la lio networks tiie of r the first inauguration in a a vietory Directors Ouachita County 1!. 1'    Ai 1    s tepoi t a k and Ss ra v. as at ( oi e E. W. C. ' O. C. H W. C. Loy Lids next lo s iste a oi a ' of lo Known Ouachita Farmer Taken by 41. ta e di ef Can. i. sii I i t College Man To Speak On a return visit to the of Madison Dr. L. C. Dean of Harding Searcy will the guest speaker at next Dean Sears lias here before and made many will be glad to have new acquaintances hear liim on R. Kershaw Buys Upton Grocery R. has purchased the Upton grocery on North Cleveland from Ed and will take management on Marcii 1.  OF impressive yearbook in the of the school has been University of students Ijy Jimmy Hot ings editor of the 1937 Jimmy is using the theme in and snows a get a complete view of the of those present by W. L. County Health C. ami J. E. of Ilie attention to the ot a hospital to do wei k. He Mated thai our ikj of income s its and taat did of l ii v werk in He in the hospital at pre a lamented the fact the was forced to decline many chiu ity on account of urged Uie to give serious and to this acute of I j Carl Cathey who i in drive lor the sale of presided at tlie 1 v. 1 i. du d at itter a s at the Fa ir view at 2;:i(i Sa. will is survived Mrs. la Fan and one will be lams ' Glen s 11 is in of YORK Feb. 26 1  - p. i ( up 1.  1 1 1.!',!) 1 12.!-) 12.GB 12.-!{! i 1 12.1'! 1 1 Id bi holt u Iii U L d at i en -e at p futures iir i Shows Speed h or aerai into law oi V i Will die ui a Will ap 1 the rush iu ji Oi the bills Clyde I tax and ii percent f pensions lo e. J would I. lie governor i i V I in local by the s. induced by oi la J. was in the offing s b. a i Fagan a per I a over the A a. a f per ro tlian 500 dis s- ss le a s. d the by a ef 1-3 to 8. It fi r helases for a I ari au toit Fees will d n measures i ' a. as one d of I. lo reduce the 1 ed from to 28 lo 1 b. on e a to a m 35 returning to favor May fair They were by the iatu George Favelli Ark. - I second enrollment at t e University of Arkansas is a of 5i from tiie first year is the largest in tlie history of the institution from a standpoint of w 20 closed ( la le ti ai 1 ei m Kidnapers Flee From May July Dec. up 5.  12.'k! 1L17 1 1 11,93 ti 1 ' h aad s A ill's d to the ad 26 I to the Argentina's hiie number one and a ( after a gun ir tile police Seeking ' son of wealthy Cam ioli and Martinez were in the su cold Saturday oi the child  

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