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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25
10 YEARS AGO

Governor Franklin ID. Roosevelt.
Democratic Prudential nominee,
was an Arizona visitor Sunday and
a guest at the ranch home OF Mrs.
John c. Greenway, Arizona's Demo
cratic national committeewoman
Many thousands greeted Governor
Roosevelt in Phoenix at the Cap
itol grounds. where he gave a
short address. He was introduced
by Senator Carl Hayden. Other
uotables present were Governor
Hunt. DR.. B. b. Mouer of Tempe.
Representative Douglas and many
other outstanding Democrats.
Honoring the school teachers OF
Coolidge a delightful reception was
given by the Woman's Club at
the clubhouse Friday night. A
welcome speech was made to the
teachers by Mrs VIM. Jasckcon,
president of the club. Mrs. Nan
ME Pinkley spoke of the pioneer
days OF the valley Piano selections
were given by Hazel Weaver, Mrs
Brown and Mrs. Eisenhart: tap
dancing by Miss Lillian Nichols
and little pupils from Florence
and a reading by Mrs. F. NJ. Wat
son completed the program.
Work on the new shelter over
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25
Community Church
Presbyterian

Sunday morning the Community
Presbyterian Church viii dedicate
its morning worship service TO
teachers. The pastor Reverend ].
y. Easter. viii speak on Chris.
tianity and Education" The meet.
ing is planned TO be Of special in.
terest TO teachers and parents.
In the Church of Youth meet
ing at 7.15 p NJ final ballotine
will be conducted in the elction
OF new officers. The discussion
will be led by the Committee on
Social Education and Action. OF
which Howard V'ueTtz is chair
man.
Preparations are now being made
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25
Party Surprises
w. P. Keiths On
10th Anniversary

Nr. and Mrs. W F. Keith We're
surprised on their 10th wedding
anniversary when group OF
friends dropped in unexpectedly
Thursday evening with gifts OF
tin and pottery and Dutch sup
per to mark the occasion. Mrs.
Denzil Conoley and Mrs. Ralph
c. Lettering We're sponsors Of the
affair
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Topsy Eaves. Mr. and Mrs VIII
Hodges. Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Mil
Ter Mr.. and Mrs. c. c Living
ston. Mr.. and Mrs. W B. New
comb Reverend and Mrs. J. n.
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Conoley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lettering, Mrs Ed
Clark Mrs. Young Veasey. Mrs.
Louise Shipley. Bernard Stephen
son and Gene Dowdle of Chandler,
for World Wide Communion Day
which will be observed in every
Presbyterian Church in the world
and also in many other Protestant
Denominations affiliated with the
Federal Council OF Churches or
Christ in America. AAlso prepar-
ations are being made for the sec.
ond annual hymn festival which VIII
be held October 18th. This year
the hymn festival will feature Am
erican hymnody.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25

o Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Keith re-
turned Saturday from six weeks
vacation in New Orleans, Louis
lana. where the visited tEei- son
and dauchter-in-law IIr. and Nrs.
Dick Keith and daughters Frances
and Diane.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25

O Alma V. Tate, state executive
secretary of the War Production
Board, was a luncheon guest ut
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Gates on Saturday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25

Casa Grande Ruins was started on
Monday morning. The work Is
being done by Clinton Campbell
o Phoenix under a subcontract
with Allen Brothers OF Los An
geles The completed struc-
ture will be all steel and will be
so by 90 feet and 46 feet to the
caves The design for the new
shelter was furnished by the land
scape division and plans and spec
ifications prepared by the engineer
ing division of the National PARK
Service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25

The Coolidge Woman's Club IS
giving bridge party next Fri.
dav night. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ware Is
chairman and promises an inter
esting evening. Old time photo
craps of the members will be DIS
pIaved at s o'clock and bridge
nlaving will begin at $50. Mrs
w. d. Johnson and Mrs. II T. Nc
Claim will be hostesses for the
evening.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25

o Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman Stout
of Eloy were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dempster
on Sunday. Mrs. Stout is the
former Miss Naomi Elmore, who
used to teach here
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25

O Mrs. c. f. Odar children
Ludie and Shirley have returned
from Greer, where they spent tie
summer. Mr.. Oiom is remaining
few weeks longer because Of
his health.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25

o Lieut.. Charles Moody, an in
structor at Williams Field, spent
Friday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Moody. Sr.
q Jack Bickford of Wickenburl
spent the weekend with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bick
ford, Sr.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25

Coolidge has had some heavy
dust storms this past week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25

! B. Boone left Tuesday morn
ing for Texas and Oklahoma Oh
a business trip and for a VISIT
with his son and grandchildren
at clinton. Mrs. p. w. Hamilton
accompanied him as far as SAGA
TON Texas. where she will WISH
hor con and mother, both Of whom
are returning with her 10 Ooo''Ne'
for the winter.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25

Mrs. s. A. Hanks. who has been
quite i'll. is reported recovering
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25

Julian Woodruff spent the week
end with his parents Major ana
Mrs. r. c. Woodruff at their ne"
home on Rancho Iona Ga he
returned to Tucson Monday, where
ha is attending the university.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-25

The cotton gins of Coolidge and
vicinity are working night ana
day keeping the cotton pickers WIZ"
tbeir whole families busy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

worrying Lilly" She is just little jealous Of Paddy"
the eight year-od terrier who bequeathed $4,000 the
other day his mistress Mrs Mary Meriweher died
at Ukah California In this Mrs Verna Mcdonald
named guardian take of the and she
allowed $25 monthly with which to do it.
Lilly" may the fortunate and enved feline of
of catdom but she have to to make for
other cats which, in respects fortu
nate than she appears to be.
There at least two instances record of cats
that the receiving end of $4,000 left them by
fond mistresses One of them "K-Cat" the playful
pet of Mrs Linnie Claycomb Beneke of New Orleans
who named the beneficiary of than oneffth of
its mistress estate.
What remains Of another $4,000 legacy to three Cali
fornia cats will wind up a windfa for of Uncle
These left $4,000 by their mis-
tress Mrs Gertrude Engel
The stipulated that when the cats died the bal
ance of left for their go Black
Gold Post Veterans Foreign Wars Of Taft California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

guardianship and the cats future settled.
Everything went along smoothly thereafter for Lilly"
She liked her home she had known the Bidwels for
years She well fed her fur kept slick and,we
groomed she appeared happy her environ
men-unt last November when Attorney Bidwell up and
died.
With Bidwells death there more funds
Immediately available pay for "Lllys" board and
that is from the estate of Annie Hansche But Lilly
didn't go without her accustomed good for Mrs Bid
we'll had become greatly attached to the cat and the other
everything ironed out when the lawyers widow
before Judge Shields to have Lys affairs brought
up date And the judge put "Lilys" affairs in order
again by appointing Mrs Bidwe trustee of the money
well custodian of the cat.
So now, trustee Mrs. Bidwell pay out the $50
a herself custodian posted 500 surety
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

promised to let the cat out night and when informed
it would not be possible because Lilly accustomed
being kept In at night the woman agreed to shift the
procedure and let Lilly out during the daytime.
One Sacramento made this appeal: why
don't you let have the cat both of live? That
$50 month would keep and the cat. have home
and place to live
Another woman bidding for the feline heress said she
did drink play bridge and therefore she
her the best possible place for Lilly" to
spend the rest of her life
ALL according to the attorney declared that they had
only the deepest. possible affection for black cats But
when a picture of Lilly" published in Sacramento
newspaper the calls to Bidwe diminished. Lilly" is
good looking despite her reputation in the neghbor-
hood of having more callers than any other feline.
But the resourceful lawyer finally solved the riddle
of with Lilly" He went into court filed the
will probate and recommended that his wife Gertrude
be named Iys" guardian and Sept IT. 1888 Superior
Judge Peter ]. Shields Of Sacramento approved this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

RECAUSE Of defective vision, Mr. J,
x Henry Smythe. Jr, of New York
- City, was unable to fight in World
War l, but he did manage to do his
bit in France as an officer in the Red
Cross.
Today this same Mr.. Smythe may
be a little far along to express his
sentiments with n gun but he's fight
ing harder than ever-with slogans TO
inspire the American people to snap
into it and quickly finish the job in
hand.
This real American patriot who was
born in Philadelphia, the home town
Of the Declaration of Independence, on
October 10, 1883, has always had the
gift of saying a lot in a few words.
During the trying days from 1914-1S,
he won his nickname of Slogan"
Smythe and he's had it ever since
I,a.a,tgo ,t-.g e,,ch rrpIfffc ,,t.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
A Man Who Fights The Axis
ZEE. === With Snappy Slogans = :.

France in 1919-another good job.
Today this real American is more
active than ever in turning out such
gems as do Your Bit TO Keep 1t Lit
The Torch of Liberty" We're In It
Let's Win It." Lets Go-to Tokyo"
Back Our Yanks in Their Tanks"
They Need It! Let's Speed 1t, "Our
Taxes Lick the Axis" and more than
PCS others-to date.
Some other recent gems from Mr..
Smythe's keen mind are little longer
but they stick in the memory because
Of the neatness with which this master
Of slogan writing can turn a phrase.
Some outstanding examples are:
How the Axis Hollers-The More
We Lend Dollars" Every Defense
Bond Sale Is An Axis Coffin Nail"
Kick the Nazis from the Notion That
the Axis Rules the Ocean" support
Our Men OF War! That's What Bonds
'em Rough'-That's the Stuff-Till the
>" and when We Knock .the Axis out
o Join the Shout! Buy Defense Bonds
now wintering in California but he's
thinking up new slogans to defend his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

IS aid trustee
shall select some
suitable rson
who will agree to
give and provide a
good home to my
cat Lilly which
formerly belonged
to my sister, Min
ME Hansche. and
who will always
provide a good bed
and pie n ty Of
proper food for
said cat. s a d
trustee shall pay
TO said person so
selected, the sum
Of fifty dollars
($50.00) on the
first day of each
month. :"
When this news
reached readers of
newspapers a n d
listeners to radios,
Attorney Bidwen
found himself be-
sieged with offers
which came from
as far as Au-
stralia. Mr.. Bid
well said that al
most every con-
ceivable kind of
proposal was made
for the cat. One
woman suggested
that the lawyer
call and make a
personal inspection
of her comfortable
h o m e - another
said she would
take the cat for
nothing, just to
raise it as a pet
nAilI l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

of snappy helped put vital
Liberty Loan Drives. III
Among his pithy sayings that many people will remem
Der do Your Bit to Keep 1t Lit Keep the Faith
Buy and Keep Liberty Bonds and many others. Before
he came home after his World War duties abroad, Mr..
Smythe also managed the u. s. Victory Loan Drive in
4 1892 by Weekly, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

IN lilly" is back in heaven again and she need have
further fear that supplies of rich golden cream,
k- liver and other delicacies likely to end
Lilly is black cat, of questionable ancestry who
inherited $4,000 in 1888 when her mistress Miss Annie
Hansche died and left her about oneenh of the whole
estate. Miss Hansche died January 5. 1888, and
the day before she departed this life the aged made
her last will She didn't forget her friends her cousins
Feda and Amelia Schaefer each of whom she remembered
with $23,712, but it Lilly" her cat, who had
space in her brief testament than anyone else.
Miss Hansche selected her attorney c. II. S. Bidwe
her executor and directed him follows in the precise
legal language of her will.
. Il give and bequeath to c. H. s. Bidwell, my
tor hereinafter named the of five thousand dollars
and nurnnaeR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

bond TO protect a
similar amount left
of "Lilly's" inheri-
lance. There was
no opposition from
any of the relatives
or those interested
in the estate, con-
corning the APP
pointment of Mrs.
Bidwell and Lilly"
probably will live
out the rest Of her
days in unruffled
splendor.
The black cats
estate now consists
of a first mortgage
loan on some real
estate. valued in
excess of $1,000
and cold cash"
that is on deposit
In a large Sacra-
mento bank.
Lilly" W a s
treated by the
state of California
just like a real
human being. She
had TO pay some
5000 as an inheri-
lance tax. But the
lucky feline prob
ably will have
plenty of money to
last her the rest of
her life. Veteri-
n a r / a n s say.
despite her excel
lent health that
Lilly" may die
any day because
they estimate her
age at - years,
which is old for a
cat.
But all this isn't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

Great Britain Rights Reserved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
Redford High School
To Get Service FIau

A service flag. with a star for
each of the 246 former students of
BEDFORD High School who have
entered the armed forces. will be
presented TO the school in an
assembly at noon tomorrow. A
single gold star in the flag viii
honor the memory of the first
graduate TO be killed in service,
Donald Beale of 1885 Kentfield
avenue.
The president Of the schools de-
Tense council. Mildred Ross, IL, OF
|17291 SALISBURY road will present
the flag to Ruel Kahler, head OF
the ROTC unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
By Chic Young
By HUf
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogarty
By Olsen & johnson

green coloring matter In
plants; (b) the space with
nothing in it: (c) the animals
with backbonesI
4-What South America (a) II
called George Washington of
South America: (b) h m Ar.
gentine boxer: (c) Ii q world
famous pianist7
5-Who was the founder Of (a)
Christian Scientists; (b) Nor.
mons; tc) Lutherans7
6-Who (s) discovered the St
Lawrence River: Cb) freed Ha-
vana from yellow fever: fe)
composed The Bohemian
Girl?
How large are (a) playing
fields In football: Obi courts
tsinglesl in lawn tcnnis: fel
infields In baseball,
ANSWERS on Page ssJ
The Detrost Times - fss 1890
nationally fHn,sas fsaeus1B 90 :
say other DseFs1s nswSDsDss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

each stamp, and printed iHfeETna-
tion about insignia. You can
obtain this album by sending l5
cents to War Insignia Stamps,
The Detroit Times, p. o. Box
1918, Detroit, Mich. You do NOT
have to buy the album TO obtain
the full color War Insignia
Stamps. They're FREE!
III you are missing any Of the
|exchangeable black and white
stamp copies. which have appeared
in the Times, be sure to see Sum-
days Times for first 20 copies To
be reprinted. Make a collection OF
these NEW, gummed, perforated
serially numbered so u. S. WAR
INSIGNIA STAMPS. They'll grow
in value from year TO year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

~ 1aas~ NhOA@ NA~No W
Distributed BY international News Service
l-"Alexan der the Copper.
smith" derived the nickname
because il was his department
that made the first regular Is
sue of the copper cent. Who
was he?
Mythology depicts ATLANTA as
a heroine who offered TO marry
any one who could outrun her,
What happened to those who
lost?
3+Since the stratosphepe is the
atmosphere's upper portion
what Is the lower portion
called?
Am Indian who got the wig.
wan willies here in the East
might have moved out TO the
Great Plains where the Indian
home was known by another
name. What7
5-True or falsei the young oI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

Yes, you still can start your
collection. For the benefit OF
people who have INTENDED 10
collect these stamps, but haven,
gotten around 10 il, the first 20
exchangeable black and white
copies of the full color stamps will
be reprinted in Sundays Times,
together with the black and white
exchangeable copy of Sunday.
You enter no contest 10 get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

the bluefish are called white
fish?
o--The black sheep OF the family
might be the bellwether of his
cronies. To what Is the al
msion?
IF the singing range of the
troubador in the next apart
ment is between the first c
below c, and the first c above
middle c, what voice does he
have?
ANSWERS on Page 33)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
2O4TH COAST
ARTILLERY

Infantry, long chronicled
In army curriculum 'as n
subordinate branch of the
service, has pulled itself up
by its own boetstfnps into
the higher bracket of mill
tary technology. Officers and
men of the 2O4th Coast Artil-
lery, organized In 1899. from
q part of the second battalion
OF tho old 156th Infantry,
all troops from northern
Louisiana, were stationed at
Camp Hulen, Tex, when they
received their inslgne from
Walt Disney studios. IL con-
xists of q militant little
bIack-heimeted kitten astride
. hobby horse. As guns roar
defiance, ne brandishes q
sword and rushes full tilt into
tho fray.
Combat Insignia Stamp. Design Copy-
night. isff. Hearst Publications, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

these stamps. They're absolutel,
FREE.
Every day in the daily and Sun,
day Detroit Times, you will fine
a black and white stamp copy o.
a fun color War Insignia Stamp
Such copies are exchangeable fol
the full color stamps.
When you obtain 10 OF thest
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viii do. as the copies DO NOT
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bered) you can send TO Detroi,
Times War Insignia Stamps, p. o
Box 1913. Detroit. Mich, and OBJ
tain the first 10 full color stamp.
In the series of five sets Of 10 full
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NEW series OF full color Unitet
States War Insignia Stamps.
WILL BE REPRINTED
Follow the same process in OBJ.
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In sending for full color stamps
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For the benefit of collectors. Ths
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pages, a space for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
knowledge Test

By DIX SABINA H CONNOLLY
Copyright. Is47. BY King r..turs.
What name is connected with
the invention of ta) the sew
ing machine; (b) the phono-
graph; (c) the vulcanizing OF
rubber?
What dance Is associated with
la) Cuba; OBJ Argentina; (c)
England7
3-Whst name is given to (s) the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
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These stamps. offered FREE 10
Times readers. carry reproductions
of insignia actually used by Uncle
Sans fighting forces. such as sub
marines. mosquito boats, field ar
tillery. signal corps, coast artillery,
anti-tank battalions and other Sec
tons.
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Walt Disney Art
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OF War Insignia

Every design created by Walt
Disney! That fact assures you each
OF The Detroit Times so NEW
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teresting and artistic.
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these stamps. They're absolutely
L-DI>I-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
Society
Clubs
WoIeha Council
Fire and Party
Friday Night

Friday night was an important
one for members CT Wolcha Camp
Fire group as they Lad both an i'm
pressiye Cclncil Fire ceremony and
a gay Christmas party the two TAX
ing place at the home of Mrs. Fred
Smith who is guardian for this
group.
Symbolic of the seven crafts OF
Camp Fire, seven girls lighted scV-
cn candies, ana during the Cerc-
mony honorS were awarded to the
entire group.
The Christmas party with the cx-
change of gifts and the serving ol
refreshments followed
Parents present we're Mr. and
Mrs. j. B. McNeecc, Mrs. Mullen
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Jackson, Mr.
and Mrs Smith.
Girls in attendance were: Fredes
Smith, Patsy McNeece, Shirley Led
crman, Dorothy Hatch. Nicky Bolin
Marilyn Mullen, Barbara Ann Jack
son, Sarah Ann Griffin.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20

lnaugurated last year, the COM
munity Christmas carol singing
sponsored by the Imperial Valley
Music Teachers association, met
with such success that it is being
repeated again this year, Monday
night at o'clock in the Barbara
Worth hotel.
Various singing groups from Ell
Ccntro and CaleXiCo will participate
IN the program which is being ar
ranged by Zona North and Dorothy
Armstrong and to which the gen.
cral public is invited
Carolers will sing from the stair
waTS leading from the me2zanine
floor TO the lobby and from the
balcony, making possible the effcc-
tive use of Soloists and part singing
groups.
CALEXJCO CHORUS
From CalcXico Mrs. w. II. LorcnZ,
director. and the mems chorus of
that city. will contribute the follow
ing selections: God Rest YC, Merry
Gentlemen "ProccSsional", Ave
Maria, and White Christmas.
Forty boys, under the direction
of Laura Rcdden Mcfarland. will
be heard in christmas Lullaby
and Gloria in EXcelcis Deo", while
the Women'S chorus directed by
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
Los Amigos Club
Has Christmas
Supper Party

Los Amigos club of tho PreSoy,cr-
ian church had its Christmas party
Friday night. supper in the church
social hall where tables we're bcautl-
fully appointed and Illuminated by
colorful Christmas tree lights.
DR.. George w. Thomas, pastor Oh
the church. made jolly SAINT
Nicholas. distributing gifts attcr
which the remainder CT tho evening
was spent in games.
Lev Mcintosh. president, conduct
ed business meeting during Which
money was collected for war stamps,
and NrS. Raymond c. Rceder ap-
pointed chairman in charge ol en-
icrtainmcnt for Scrviccmen Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rood we're guests
of the club and members present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Smaller
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Adams. Mr.,
and Mrs. Raymond C. Rccdcr. Mr.
and Mrs. Olin Gresham, DR.. and
Mrs. George w. Thomas, Mr., and
Mrs. Lev. Mcintosh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcfarland, Mrs. Stan htkin, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey BoaS, Mr., and
Mrs. Ted Schmidtmann.
Mr. and Mrs. Boals and Mr.. and
Mrs. Schmidtmann we're the COM
mittec members responsible Tor the
delightful party.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20

Starting at o'clock IN the Schoot
auditorium the program will in
clude beautiful r-rsic by the COM
bined glce clubs an, Dand, and an
equally impressive play, Why the
Chimes Rang" (Alderson1.
The plays theme is decidedly ap-
propriate- chimes ring only
when the perfect gift of love and
sacrifice IS made
Those in the cast are. Ronald
Waldman. Wayne Barrigan. Edwin
Jones Mary Virginia Aiken, Nancy
Lindsay. Mickey Ordonez, Jimmy
Moore, Nicky Bolih, Gene Mitchell.
Ida Sue Gullctt. Belle Blackard,
Willis Johnson.
Every child i'm the school is par
ticipating in the program in some
way and it represents the united
work of the Wilson school students,
Prior TO tho program, Wilson P
ia. will have Il buoiness meeting
at 1880 O'Clock. in enc of the school
rooms, adiourning afterwards td
the auditorium