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Evening star., 1947-04-17
!! II
Biz 5 on Committee
10 Probe Palestine
" ii,s Asaeeiaied Rfsss

LAKE SUCCESS, N. r. April IT,
A British spokesman said today his
country would propose exclusion Of
Al five major powers from the pro-
posed COMMITTEES Of inquiry on
Palestine which viii Be oonsidered
hy the special session Of the United
Nations Assembly beginning April
%.
Britain also was reported opposed
TO granting committee representa-
ton to either Jews or Arabs. The
commuters task will be to sift al
available information on the Pales.
tine problem and make recommen-
dations to the regular Assembly
session meeting In September.
Under the British plan, the
spokesman said. the committee
would comprise about . dozen small
powers who have little or no direct
interest in the highly controversial
qeustion, so that 1t could avoid the
pressure which might result II inter.
ested parties were represented.
Albania Accuses Greece.
J, Meanwhile, Albania further con-
fused the turbulent picture In the
Balkans BY fling q formal protest
against Greece with the United Ma
tions.
A non-member Of the q. NJ, Al
bania said In q letter to Secretary
General Trygve Lie that "in the first
week Of April fresh provocations
and violations OF our territorial
waters by Greek ships have taken
place In the southern sector OF our
frontier between Saranda and vivar
(near the Greek island Of Corfu"
The complain specifically charged
that Greek tanker four times pene.
trated Albanian territorial waters In
the period between April 3 and I,
cruised In our waters" for some
time and made rapid and suspicious
Two British warships were dam
aged by mines nthe Corfu Channel
last October a. and London accused
Albania Of laying the mines. After
Russia vetoed = Council verdict Of
guilty aaginst the TiranA govern
ment, the Council referred the case
% the International Court Of Justice.
Questions Put to Kusaia.
In another phase Of y. N. affairs
puzzled delegates to the Atomic
Energy Commission submitted writ
ten questions on atomic control and
for the Soviet Union 10
answer.
Following procedure agreed oh IN
! closed session, members Of the
Working Committee of the commits
sion shaped their queries In writ.
lng-ard Andrei A. Gromyko, So
Wet delegate, was expected to an.
swer In writing. The Working Com.
nittee was slated to meet at 1890
an. today while the Political Com
mittee Of the commission meets at
3 pm.
Delegates intimated that the cues
tion in which most were interested
was this: ~
Does Russia want inspection Of
atomic plants by international per.
sonnel responsible to an interna.
tional agency or does Russia want
by national personnel
to an international
MADAGASCAR sold 1855 tors of croco.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
UNRRA Official Denies
Aidino Jews Travel

FRANKFURT, Germany, April II
R.-Paul B. Edwards, UNRRA's d.
rector in the American zone Of
Germany. said today a recent In
vestigation had uncovered mo eH-
dence that UNRRA personnel have
assisted" In the movement Of Jew
ish refugees toward Palestine.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
1rumun to Broadcast

NEW YORK, April II QP.-The
National Broadcasting Co. an
nounced today that President Tru-
mans talk before the Associated
Press luncheon at the Waldorf As
toria Hotel next Monday will be
broadcast at 2 pm. EST.
Evening star., 1947-04-17

bour, Library of Congress en-
ploye; Mrs. j. M. Keen of Charleston,
w. Va: Mrs. Harold H, Cooper of
Cleveland and Mrs. David A. Holmes
and Norman Barbour, both of San
Francisco.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Robber Of Poor Box
Was Only. cLpi,ning
Refund on Donation
Dy iAs Asseeiassd Pres.

BRIGHTON, England, April
17.-Mordicisa James, ~, SEN
fenced to six months imprison-
ment today for attempting to
steal money from 4 church Of
fertory box, gave this explana-
tion:
He made an offering to st.
Anthony in the hope Of getting
q job, got the job but was dis
appointed with the wages, and
delved into the poor box "to
get my money back because st.
Anthony let me down."
Evening star., 1947-04-17

Madagascar sold 156 tons OF croco-
die skins in 10 months last year.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-11
MAYFLOWER

The East Wing Church and
Singing Union of the Middle
Western District convened with
the Palarm Chapel Baptist
Church, March 30, which waE
very successful. The next Union
will convene with Salem Baptise
Church 49,. Flu victims are too
plentiful in our neighborhood-
Many families have two or more
cases $50, Mrs. Bessie Pitts UNI
derwent an operation and Is al
home doing fine Mrs. Girdie
Credit. who was treated in the
Memorial Hospital at Conway for
three or four days, is at home
and resting well -. Mrs. Amer
Agee. who was carried to Conway
for treatments, Is very sick $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Garth, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay are all the
proud parents of baby boys. All
fine -. Mrs. Effie Harper OF
Kansas City, Kansas, is here Wis
iting friends and relatives.
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CAMPUS 1--WE
The Spectator

William Oliver and Betty VIII.
liams are doing fine for them,
selves -. Everybody else says
that Thirteen" is their lucky
number, but Billie j. and Martha,
say that Twelve it their lucky
number -. Joyce Smith is car.
rying torch for Napoleon Talley
-. Doris Russ and Clarence
Davis are jumping solid 49,, 1t
has been remarked, that Rose l.
and |, V. Thompson are going to
prove that old love never dies
49,. Is 1t true that Bobby Jones
has settled down to one man.
namely W. S. $50. What happen
ed to the Love Affair between
Rose Burnett and Geroy Osborne
-. Austen .Ootsey and Louise
Gray are coming on strong. | won.
der what happened to Alva? 49,.
1t seems as If Ofredia and Floyd
are playing for keeps -, | won.
der If Oscar Rose and Maude
Washington will ever get togeth.
er? -, Rudolph Bailey says that
Anna Dell Taylor Is the only wo.
man in his life -. Bonnie Kan.
mack and Earlene Willis have
finally gotten back on good terms
again Won't somebody please
help Erma Brown to find boy
friend before she runs out -.
Laura Jones and Billy Thompson
are still rocking solid -. Ivory
Abraham is still carrying a torch
for G. Osharne. | wonder il she
VIII ever give up? -. Billie
Jean Duncon and Harold Russ
are doing fine for themselves
Keep up the good work kids -.
John H. Jones is none other than
the Lone Wolf. -. wonder
II Gussie Davis and Wexford VIII.
is are still carrying torches for
each other? -. It seems as If
Marion Oliver and Charles Colev
VIII prove that old love never
dies -. Wanted. Girlfriends
for John e, Colubus w, Billy
Mathis, John Jones and vannette
johnson a.. Marilyn Miller had
better pin Jackie Wright to her
side, because there are manv
chicks that will let him ride
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|TriCkie.Quickie

Three Idaho neighbors had ad'
joining ranches. The areas Of
these ranches was very peculiar
in that Mr.. Berry's was times
as large as Mr.. Perry's and Mr..
Perry's acreage was the difference
between Mr.. Berry's AMI Mr..
Perry's The number of acres in
each ranch was represented by a
3-figured number. Thus, there
were nine figures in all. and
these nine figures were /, 2 3, 4,
5, 6, Z, s, 8. Each figure appears
only once.
How many acres in each
ranch?
Answer will appear In next
weeks.
Answer TO last weeks Tricky
Quickie:
Mrs. lnstyle's nat cost 5000
and the new flower for the hat
cost 80 cents.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-11
BRADLEY
MRS. CALLlE N. BuRRELL

The District Singing Conven-
ton convened at St. Mary Bap-
fist Church March Both -. Mrs.
Eula Williams made business
trip to Lewisville. 49,, The Bur
rell family is recuperating after
several days with the flu Mrs.
Lacy hurry is reported improv-
ing but still in the hospital where
she is being treated with both
legs broken 49,. Mrs. Mary Wiley
and James Moreland We're mar
ried recently -, Mrs. Willie Mae
Martin attended h District
Board meeting at Lewisville ..,
f. o. Mothershed is being highly
entertained by his wife and his
son and daughter, l.. w. and Flea.
nor Jewel 49,, Prof. c. II. Jack
son, long time resident OF Can
field, passed recently -. Please
send your news to your STATE
PRESS agent, Mrs. Callie NJ.
Burrell.
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p. O. BOX 2i7s, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS

you desire as to future study and
preparation for your chosen ca
reer.
Tjs'-7.FF'''sz7s.---rl''7' s-'Fs'.:1sFssyS-sf
G. NJ - Please help me reach
a decision before it is too late.
| go to sleep with this matter on
my mind and wake with it,
Should | file for my divorce be-
fore my husband does? Then take
my kids and go home and seek
a Job? Although he says we are
going to get along, ] feel that
he is just playing me along I'M
til the time Is right for him to
play the ace that | think he has
up his sleeve. l have evidence
that he doesn't even intend to
fully consider me as a wife. Adj
vice me the best steps to take.
Ans: A marriage cannot survive
on doubts and suspicious. You've
had differences but they have
not been serious enough to war
rant you taking your children
and leaving your mate You will
never reach happy solution to
your problem as long as you in
sist on being Indifferent and a
loot. Be more trusting and strive
for more congenial relations with
your mate. Give with everything
that you have and try to make
your marriage a success for 1t
would be a very hard task for
you to support yourself and your
children without the aid of your
husband,
l. d. G.. -- You have helped so
many others that | know that
you can help us, We had planned
buying house this spring. but
having an operation and being
sick all winter, We have spent
lots OF the money We saved. Do
you think We could buy this year
by both of us working and saw
ing? . -.
Ans; Yes, do Your chief prob
lem will be that of finding a
place suitable to buy in the sec
ton In which you desire to live.
would like to have you send
for Happier Living Lesson No. 5,
How to Gain and Hold Money,
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the ball 80. wonder what hap
pened to the great love of M. G..
Swain and A, T. Butler? Maybe
the answer Is o. Brooks and b.
s, Handy -. Seems like the
flame in c. Simmons Is going out
for M. ]. Hubbart -. I wonder
why M. Phillips cant catch a
boyfriend? Maybe she grins too
much 80. G. Ridgell and L. Rid
CELL are pulling straws over j,
Shaw, but OF course, Miss G. Rid
CELL has him we'll in hand -.
Why Is it that G. Ridgell is not
receiving mail from overseas? Is
it that NJ. l.. Swain Is getting it
all? -, s. c. Christian has l..
jefferson well in hand-keep up
the good work kid, because you
have the ham -. | wonder why
l.. Simpson can't catch boy
friend -. ]. M. Brooks wants to
get rid of some Of her heyfriends
therefore V. Ridgell has been adj
vised to get In early application
for one of them 49, What's all
the side talk about II. Avery and
3. l.. Reed -. Wanted: boy
friend for C. Lyles maybe she
will stop going after another
girls man -. Seems like c. M.
Green and +. Rovelt is on, but If
she knew what | know, Wow,
Wow -, e. J. Bruce says she
is still popular around here. G.,
Ridgell says there was another
one to be popular -. Among the
popular fellows are: A. T. Butler.
and M. ]. Swain -. II anybody
wants new hair style, see S. C..
Christian -. ]. M. Brook said
she was going to straighten up
and fly right 80. Is 1t that w,
Daniels can't catch a girlfriend or
he just don't know how to make
love 49,. What's making all the
chicks go wild over bubble gum
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Monticello

CAMPUS 1--WE: Seems like V.
Allison and X. L. Jordan are on
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FAIRVIE w
El-- eA-

FAlRVIEW
EarIean Eason
The District Meeting began at
Macedonia last week. On the
first night the program included
a welcome by the local church,
sermon by Rev. II. c. Hall, offer
ing, and assigning the delegates
to their homes -. Visiting min
listers were Rev. M. G. Johnson.
and Rev. Lomax. Last Sunday,
the devotional services we're con
Quoted by Deacon Fl. Perry, SER
mon by Rev. w. M. Edwards So,
After leaving church Sunday ev-
ening, Mrs. Amy Ferrell's team OF
horses ran away and threw her
and her son out OF the wagon.
She is now In a Little Rock Hos
pital with a broken ankle :. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Bragg are the
proud parents of a baby boy.
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j. d. J. - Uncle Able, call
You uncle because | know you
will advise me right, just like a
SON | would like TO study to be
anattorney VIII you please tell
me what education | should
seek to be a real good lawyer.
Ans: Jonesy, you'll make a fine
lawyer. A college degree is your
next step after you graduate from
high school this spring. Write
all the colleges in your district
stating the course in which you
are interested and they will
gladly give you the information
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-11
FORREST CITY
Pauline Smith

S'''hu
Passion week services were
held at the st, Luke A. M. 70.
Church conducted by the pastor,
Rev. II. d. Brookins. Attendance
very good each night. All depart
ments are busy at work. We are
looking forward to our second
quarterly Conference April 1914.
1947. If you like church with
a program and a minister with n
message, come to service at st.
Luke go. Funeral services for
T.. II. Moody was conducted at
Lane Chapel April 2. Mr.. Moody
was an old citizen OF Forrest
City, had been employed with the
Bureau OF Census OF the Com.
merce Department, Washington,
ID. G. for the past 81 years prior
to 1912 when he returned to For.
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rest City because OF III health.
Eulogy was by Rev. J. r. Finley.
Pastor OF Lane Chapel -. The
Salem Baptist Church Is progress
ing under the leadership OF it's
pastor, Rev. George w. Dudley,
Jr. -. The NJ, e. Church pastor
ed by the veteran Rev. G. H.
Pitts; list Baptist Church pastor
ed by Rev. Smith, also the Pros
byterian Churches seem TO have
spirit of work -, The Lincoln
High School and the Christ
School are both looking forward
to a fine closing this year.
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as 1t contains a unique system for
gaining money which will GER
tainly interest you and your hus-
band at this particular time. The
price Is 25c.
Nj. c. The house my widowed
mother rents has been sold and
she has no place to live. She and
my husband do not get along at
all in the same house, She humi-
liates him often. have talked to
her Of this but 1t does no good.
She wants to live with us now
but my hubby says he will not
stand any more of her humilia,
ton. He says he will pack his
things and leave ME and our 2
children if she moves in with us
as he knows she will start maxi
Ing nasty remarks. Tell me what
to do as | cant let mother be in
the street.
And Find your mother room
or some other temporary living
quarters until you can locate an
apartment or house. 1t would not
be too uncomfortable for her in
a boarding house until she can do
better. It would be a terrible In
justice to your husband il you
took her in with you as you
Know they are not at all agree
able. Give her an allowance and
see that she is comfortable but
insist that she live to herself
J. w. 49, am 10 years of age in
love with man 20 ! am expect
ing tyou know what mean for
him and my parents don't know
anything at all about it. | am
afraid to tell them. Please let me
know what to do?
And. Tell your mother what a
jam you're in as she can use
her influence with the young man
who is responsible for your con-
dition. If you put it off his guilt
may be questioned. You certain
ly won't be able to keep the sec
ret very long anyway for the evil
dence is already visible. Face the
issue now.
Dear Readers: One or all of the
following Lessons for Happier
Living may interest you. Lesson
No. - Abbe's 1947 Inspiration
al Reading (send birthdate when
ordering). Lesson No. - How
to Hold Your Mate" Lesson No. 5
The Way TO Happiness Les
son No, - How to Win a Man
Lesson No. 5 How to Gain
and Hold Money Send Zoe for
each Lesson desired, or send one
dollar for all five lessons.
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WeSSon
Dollic J. Looofns
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Roper were
guests of Mrs. Roper, their mo
Their. in Norphlett Sunday after
noon -. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II
Davis and family were visitors
in junction City Sunday Mrs
L, d. jenkins attended the Sing
ing Convention in Camden over
the weekend -. SannaDah Mae
Williams OF I'll Dorado visited her
sister Tuesday night $50. The
Home Demonstration Club, met
March %, at the school and II
was successful meeting. Mrs.
Williams, Home Demonstration
Agent. demonstrated on Tie dy-
ing. Mrs. Myrtle Hendrix, Presi-
dent, Irene Williams, Secretary
-. Miss Ollie Griffin is recuper-
ating fine after an operation In
Warner Brown hospital Cos
SIP: / wonder why It IL that N
d. l.. plays with c. s. most OF the
time 80. ]. M. Is a hep cat, did
you know It? Well, he most GER
tainly is: of course c. r. is toe
don't forget that 49,.
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DELIGHT
ArIena Brock

The Rosenwald School planned
tour for April ~ 49,. The stu
dents and teachers went on a
sightseeing trip In Hot Springs
.... Mrs. Lizzie Jones visited the
Alice Eve Hospital to see her
daughters 80. On the sick list
this week are Mrs. Victory Tho
mas, Mrs. Belle Gentry.
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ATKINS
Mckindra Fletcher

Mekindra Fletcher
The Mission Band met Thurs
day with the President in charge.
Subject of the lesson; Who Jesus
is counting on 80. On the sick
list, Mr.. and Mrs. West Frost,
Mrs l.. Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Fl. Swinton, Mrs. l.. Moore.
-. Miss Mildred Swinton attend
ed meeting in Searcy last week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-11

THE DOOR RCHARp"Jack Mcvea whose version
Richard record poll in
brings musical aggregation to the DREAM
LAND AUDITORIUM WEDNESDAY NIGHT The former Lionel
Hampton / be
acclaimed originator Americas greatest novelty
yes We Have No Bananas But nevertheless Jack still
biggest thrill Hollywood
spshty little lady dressed the traditional lavender
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-17
|ngham
.Honored AT
Bridge Shower

Miss Mary Katherine Ingham,
| whose marriage to Marvin Muir
ply will take place on Saturday
| afternoon at St. Paul's Lutheran
| church was charmingly entertain
ed on Tuesday evening at a
bridge-shower by Misses Johanna
|Duls and Johanna Render at the
latter's home in Magnolia Place.
Miss Ingham was lovely in soft
blue draped jersey dress, with
corsage of camellias presented by
the h%ostesses.
Quantities of spring flowers
were used throughout the home
and a color scheme of pink anc
green was carried out in the re
freshments and party appoint.
ments.
At the conclusion Of the game
an ice course was served apc
prizes were awarded Mrs. j. Hen
ry Gerdes, Mrs. Grace ingram
| and Mrs. Katherine Ellis.
The honoree was presented with
a miscellaneous shower of many
lovely gifts by the following: Mes
DANES Louis Ingham, Katherine
Ellis, Grace Ingram, Herman j.
Gerdes, j. Henry Gerdes, c. H
Buttdmann, John Tienken, H. ]
Gerdes and Jane Render anc
Misses frankie Murphy. Car1ene
Page, Dorothy Jenne, Sarah Par
rott and the hostesses.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-17
Barbara Allen
Comp|imented
Last Evening

Miss Barbara Allen, whose mar
riage to Paul Darden, Jr., Of Will
son will take place this coming
Saturday. was entertained last eve
ming at a bridge party, given in
her honor by Mrs. Charles F. Bell
and Miss Mary Nisbet at the home
c. Mre. Bell in the Oleander Court
apartments.
Upon arrival Miss Allen was pre-
scented with a corsage of white
carnations, and later in the eve
ming she was given a gift in crys-
tai.
Throughout the apartment were
placed bouquets of spring flowers.
During the evening refreshments
were served.
Among the guests playing bridge
we're: Miss Allen, honoree; Mrs.
Jack LeGwin, Mrs. Roland Perry,
Mrs. A. H. Van Dyke, Mrs. War
rem Sanders, Jr., Mrs. Garland
Palmer, Miss Mary Daniel Carr,
Mrs. George Frederick Tienchen,
and Mrs. Preston Nisbet.
Miss Newell Pendleton, Miss
Daisy Lee Woodbury., Mrs. Morris
Canady, and Mrs. Charles Baggett.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-17
Roseanna Bishop
Elected To Head
Beta Sigma Phi

In a model meeting for rushees,
the Alpha Iota chapter OF Beta
Sigma Phi sorority elected Rose.
anna Bishop president of the or
g~anization which recently entered
its second year or activity here.
Officers elected to serve with
Miss Bishop included: Eleanor
Reaves, vice = president; Louis
Ward, treasurer; Carolyn Mintz,
secretary; and Beverly Stokely,
corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Ann Bell, retiring presi.
den brought to the attention OF
members plans for the spring
dance and founders day program.
The spring activities of Beta
Sigma Phi have been devoted tc
rushing for new members which
began at a recent breakfast hello
at the home of Mrs. H. P. Bell
Jr., in Currie the former Anr
Johnston of Wilmington.
The highlight of the breakfas
held at Bell Heaven was the pre-.
sentation of a skit p%ortraying the
aims and activities of the sorority
Members participating in the
skit were Judy Johnston, Mary
Jarman, Dcttie Kennedy, Beverly
Stokley, Jean Blanchard, Bette
Benson, Gloria Nichols. Carolyn
Mintz, Dorothea @. Jones, Annie
Mae Floyd, Roseaana Bishop,
Rosa Lee Reaves, Eleanor Rea.
view, Manette Mintz, and Ann
Bell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-17
PTA Officers
Are Installed
At Wrightsborc

New officers of the Wrightsbort
Parent Teacher association were
installed Monday evening at the
meeting of the group, under the
direction CT Mrs. 1. J. Sutton,
county council president of PTA'
New officers include: P. Groot,
president: Mrs. F. A. Jordan, vice
president; Mrs. J. F. Casey. treas
urer; Miss Beatrice Strickland,
secretary.
Chairmen for the coming year
were appointed as follows: grade
mothers, Mrs. Ruby Swart and CO.
chairman Mrs. DAME SWart; mem
bership, Mrs. N. A. Mckenzie;
magazine, Mrs. Hazel Burton; hos
pitality. Mrs. Kenneth Kirby;
music, Hugh Oosterwyk; spiritual,
S. S. Cash; recreation, Mrs. Elmo
Fountain; scrap-book, Miss Johan-
NJ Duls; founders day, Mrs. Jane
Cain; legislature, Mrs. Evelyn
SWart; welfare, Mrs. Hazel SWart;
publicity. Mrs. C. x. Swinson: pro-
gram, Mrs. F. A. Jordan; school
grounds, D. R. Murray.
The devotional was conducted by
Mrs. W.. D. Roudabush, who used
as her theme Study to Show Thy
self Approved"
The business session opened with
the announcement that the county
schools r being allowed to enter
the Garden Contest sponsored. by
the Post" Mr.. Groot appointed
the following judges to judge these
gardens competing in the Wrights-
boro contest: Mrs. Kirby, Mrs.
Sudie Murray and Mrs. Pete
Broak.
Other items of business included
a report from Pete Broak, that a
lawn mower to meet the needs OF
the school could be purchased, and
he was authorized to make such
a purchase. Hugh Oosterwyk re-
ported that a committee had gone
before the County Commissioners
and secured a promise that the
school yard would be given atten-
ton in the near future. Miss Fen
tress announced that the Pre-
School Clinic would be held at the
school at 2 O'Clock May 5.
Following the business meeting
the association was pleased to be
entertained by Gilbert Postma,
who played several selections on
the SolovoX. Mr.. Postma is a form
er resident of Wrightsboro.
Miss CashWell'S second grade
Wnn the attendance award.