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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Chicago Horses Vanishing

CHICAGO -U.H- Horses are dis
appearing from the streets of Chi
cago, Acting City Collector Will
liam P. Gels reported. Only SAG
licenses for one-horse vehicles
were taken out in the first five
months of 1947, compared with III
for the same period last year.
Only one license for a two-horse
vehicle has been issued this year.
Eight were issued by June 1, 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Communications Group
Balks At Union Poll

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. W.H -
Delegates to the newly-formed
Communications Workers of Amer
lea turned thumbs down on a
proposal to poll members on at
filiation with either the ALL OR
CLIO.
Joseph Beirne, CWA president,
and former head Of the now de-
funct National Federation of Tel
ephone workers advised delegates
to return home and "Concentrate
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Dunn Pastor Warns
Charges Then Gets
Nail In DUN Foot

DUNN, June IA D.H For a
week the Rev. W. A. Tew had
cautioned youngsters at his daily
vacation Bible school not to play
next door where a new parsonage
was under construction.
They might step on a nail, he
warned them.
Today TeW was in bed himself.
He stepped on a l0-penny nail
while helping workmen at the new
parsonage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

The U. S. automobile industry
has approved a plan to make all
bumpers the same height, thus
eliminating in the future the fire.
quent annoyance of locking bump
ers with cars in front or in back.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Pleasant Surprise

BRISTOL, R. I. -W.H- Mrs.
Charles M. Fay was casually open
ing her mail when a $40, 900 check
fell on her lap. 1t was first prize
in a national jingle contest--and
Mrs. Fay had almost forgotten
she had entered.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Crime Marches On

EVERETT, Mass. U.R-'"Frs fife
in Crime" a the feature picture
at the Capitol Theater the night
burglars robbed the playhouse of
S110.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
GETS RITTEN

N~EWBURYPORT. Mass. -ou-
Hazards facing firemen are varied
Fireman Arthur Hogan. answerius
an alarm at the home of Cbarlos
Bowman was bitten by the family
dog.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
ParkdaIe
Mrs. Luyenia Maxwell

Miss Beatrice Davis of Little
Rock spent last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Day.
is ...... Miss Agnes Maxwell and
sister, Mary Lou spent Sunday
evening with Miss Meverlene
Porter .... A party was given
Friday night at Maxwell School
by the teacher, Mrs. Bertha K.
Dooley. Everyone reported an en-
joyable time .... Mrs. Neacie
Jones has returned from Flint,
Michigan after spending seven
months with her daughters, Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Sarah Washington
..a. Rev. Ben Cobbs Is still on the
sick list .... Charley Fudge went
TO Dermott, Monday to visit his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Etherley ..... Rev. G. Jones
held his Pastors Day at Child
ress Chapel AME Church. He de-
livercd q very inspiring sermon
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
NEWPORT

Gladys Mays

Alex Taylor of Little Rock visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Reeves
and daughter over the week end
...... Aaron Steele of St. Louis
spent the week here with wife
Mrs. L. c. Steele, and mother
$500. Mrs. Leatha Shaver's is i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
l.. c. Steele ........ Mrs. A. v. Smith
is on the sick list 49,. Rev. T. S.
Edwards is recuperating 49,. Mrs.
Almeta Harris was honored with
a birthday party on Thursday at
her home on Elm Street. A num-
Der of lovely presents we're re-
ceived by Mrs. Harris 49,. Mrs.
Mile Turner of Annapolis was
recent guest of her uncle. Ed
Jones and family -. Johnny
Turner was guest of Miss Sadie
Lee Fulton =. Funeral service
of Mrs. Susie Armstrong were
held on Sunday at st. Paul A. M.
E. Church with Rev. N. L. Dove
giving Eulogy secs. Rev. H. G..
Martin was honored with a birth
day party at the Community Cen
ter OF First Baptist Church. He
received many useful gifts .....
Mrs. Luvenia Jackson of Gary,
Indiana is visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Jackson and
family ..... Charley Eslinger died
on Thursday at his home on Front
Street. Funeral arrangements are
incomplete ....... Clark Ward Post
4O3 sold chicken dinners at Com
munity Center on Armistice Day.
Prof. W. F. Branch rendered an
Armistice Day program, music by
Choral Club Of school with M o.
Tyler Teacher. Mrs. Willie Lewis
as guest soloist ..... Pfc. Nathan
Hensley, Jr. is home for a few
days, enroute to Pittsburgh, from
Fort, Dix, N. J. He will leave soon
Tor Japan sees. Street Conley Of
Watts, California, is visiting his
relatives here. He is house guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Berry ........
Mrs. Goodwin is reported i'll
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
ATKINS
Mckindra Fletcher

Pilgrim Rest Baptist Sunday
School was well attended last
Sunday ...~.. Mrs. Lolhia Taylor,
her two daughters, and their hus-
bands, were visitors in the home
Of J. M. Fletcher and wife, and
E. F. Fletcher and wife. All WIS.,
tied our Sunday School ........ Mrs.
Matte Ackerson, her two nieces
Of st Louis, Mo, and Commodore
Mcklndra of Memphis, Tennessee,
made a business trip to our COM
munity. They also met many of
their relatives and friends .......
Mechanics T. F, Leaphert, Veatrix
Fletcher and N. f. Mcdaniel are
attending the Baptist State Con-
veition at Pine Bluff, Ark, this
week. We know they are having
an enjoyable time ........ Mrs. Ern-
cstine Robinson of Morrilton WIS.,
tied her sister, Mrs. Cullin Fletch-
CT, this week ....... Howard Mac
Donald is visiting his uncle, Fred
Macdonald, in Coffeyville. Kan
sas.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

held a meeting at ST. Andrews
AME Church November End. The
sermon was preached by Rev.
Guile of Fordyce on the subject,
MY House" =. The Gray Bro
theirs Quartet of Ell Dorado rem
dered a program at First Baptist
Church November End ....... Atty.
G.. A. Johnson has returned home
after having been out of the city
on business 90. The Quarterly
Conference was held at st. An
dreW'a on the 9th of November.
Elder Sherman preached a soul
stirring sermon .-... Mrs. L. V.
Glass, is in Garland visiting her
mother who is i'll ........ Jack Pay
ne was called to Bastrop, La, to
attend the funeral of his wife
.... Mrs. Matte Mae Simmons
accompanied her father to Little
Rock on the 10th ...... Ben Clay
spent several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Coleman.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
SPRINGS

SOHTO DiAOh
We have gone the last 60 round
and the people r leaving for
the Annual Conference. Rev. A..
Walton, Mrs. Mamine Stanley,
and Mrs. Fannie Hill left on We'd
nesday to attend the meeting
Other members will join them la
ter ..... W. M. Dixon made a bust
ness trip to Texas last Monday.
Miss E. Walton is back after Wis
iting her sister in Hot Springs ....
Mrs. Mamie Walton, James Watt,
Hays Walton. Luther Ester. Ru-
dolph Harwick and M. c. Har-
wick have returned from Ohio. .
A stork shower was given in the
honor Of Mrs. Willie Mae Wilson
last Thursday at zoo. Many low
ely gifts were received ..... Mrs.
MCGEE Of Nashville is visiting her
sons, Floyd and Worth MCGEE and
family. Mrs. Lula Hendrix left
for her home in Fort Smith last
Sunday D.. GOSSIP: Jimmie Hen
dirk is strickly on the beam with
wv .... Neldo is riding with a
certain soldier ...... / wonder who
Sampson is really having fun with
..... Robert and Virginia are on
the ball. EW Is very lonesome
since that soldier left town ........
Emma and Alice are slow but
they certainly show ..... Patch and
Chicken are on the solid side
with Mr.. Scharly.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

2, Lexa, Phillips county, captured
the hybrid corn contest. A. L.
is a member of the Southland A.
H Club and won over 200 boys in
Phillips county at the Hybrid
Corn Show. According to his re-
ports he produced 1881 IS bushels
of Funks Gill per acre and 1898
bushels of Tenn. Red Cab. per
acre which was his check corn
His net profit from the two acres
Of corn was 1870.
Toledo Campbell member Of the
Vanndale All in Cross county
won second place and Robert Col
Inns Of the Butler All Club in
Mississippi county won 3rd place
Fat Barrow
Willie A. Cobbs. IS. Route I,
Moro, Lee county won top honors
in the fat barrow demonstration.
Willie is vice president of st Paul
All Club and has served as yell
leader, song and pig captains. In
conducting this demonstration Will
lie started in February with two
pigs weighing 26 lbs each. In Aug
ust he marketed both barrows
weighing $50 each at 80 cents per
pound bringing a total of $l65l0.
He won first place at the county
livestock show which was $500.
Net profit was 1874 &c.
r. j. French member of the
Liberty Hill All Club in Cleve-
land county won second place and
Elijah Morris, Jr.. member of the
Rosebud Island All Club in Crit
tenden county won third place.
Tractor Maintenance
Herman Sykes, 10, Route 2,
Forrest City, st. Francis county.
won first place in the Tractor
Maintenance demonstration. Her.
man is a member OF the Wylds
All Club and has been in Club
work two years and is treasurer
of his club.
Herman operated his fathers
See STATE WINNERS-paxe six
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

Gully left Friday to attend the
came conference 80. Mrs. Julia
Green left Sunday for Arkadel
phia after spending a few weeks
in Louann with her daughters,
Mrs. Sarah Burch and Mrs. Mile
Frazier. She also spent two weeks
with her son and daughter-in-law
The Junior Missionary Rally was
held at Cana AME Church Sun.
with Mrs. Coreen Gulley, local
president, presiding. Sunday S.
was conducted by the superinten-
dent, D. w. Gulley. Rev. O. Gull
ley delivered the sermon. The
evening sermons were delivered
by Rev. T. Thomas and Rev. L.
Gulley 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Thorn
as, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hicks,
and Vernis Harris and family spent
Saturday night with their mother,
Mrs. N. v. Hicks -. Mrs. Bessie
Box went to visit her mother,
Mrs. Easter Pinex ..... Mrs. L. z.
Young put a plan before the
Missionary last Wednesday .......
If You want to know what is 60
ing on around Rosston, read the
STATE PRESS.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
4.h Club Agent
Announces State
Contest Winners

Champion All Club members
we're announced last week by L.
l.. Phillips, All Club agent. They
received awards at the Live at
Home Banquet held at Arkansas
Baptist College Thursday.
Annie Bell Walker, 10, Of Ross
ton Road All Club, Nevada co.
and Hanley j. Norment, 16, of the
Fredonia All Club, Lee county
were named as the State Cham
pion All Club girl and boy in
Achievement and Leadership in
Arkansas for 1947.
Annie Belle, a senior in the Up
church School has been in club
work for four years and is presi-
dent of her club, secretary of the
county council and was elected
secretary to the State All Coun-
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
FAIRvIEW

Miss E. L. Eason. Mrs. l.. c.
and her grandson, Larry Jr. spent
last weekend with their sister
and aunt, Lucy Harris, Mrs.
Tessie Mae Bell and daughter
spent the weekend with her sister
Mrs. Wergie Carter. Zee. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Tate moved into their new
home Wednesday ........ Mrs. Cory
Foster Of Oakland will leave for
home Saturday Mrs Mollie Bile
wins came home Thursday to
visit her mother. Gossip: Sat-
urday night Fred Carter and
Hoover went in Margree's house
them blew the lamp out. II has
in such a hurry the wind from
them blew the lamp out ..... II
has been 20 cold lately that Ben
Harris heated a large chain red
hot, put il in a bucket in the
back of his car in order to keep
warm. He didn't have a heater in
his car .... Margree Eason played
sick Wednesday to keep from
helping her mother wash ...... Dull
son has a new oil heater and Il
began to row. She grabbed her
baby and ran out the house and
told her young daughter to
cut II off and run ..... Mrs. Matte
Eason knows so much about other
peoples home until she asked the
furniture man to 60 after a GER
tain lady's heater for they were
afraid Of il.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

Gil. She sp~ecializes in clothing but
has carried other demonstrations,
She has completed IA demonstra-
tons in home industry, Clothing
canning, foods and cookery. In
clothing she has made and re-
modelled 63 garments, and entered
the Dress Revue at the All CLUB
Camp. This year Annie Belle has
won six first places at the Four
States Fair.
Hanley J.. Norment, too, is pres
ident of his club. vice president
of the All County Council and a
Junior at the Motion High School
in Mariana. He has been in club
work five years completing ~
demonstrations and his records
show that he has won as many
honors as any All Club boy can
win, this includes county and
state honors. Hanley conducted 6
demonstrations this year includ-
ing corn, cotton, swine, peas,
Irish and sweet potatoes. During
the five years his demonstrations
have been valued at $2,58921.
Both state champions received
a S25 Savings Bond and a gold
All Club medal,
All first place winners in the
following demonstrations received
$25 Savings Bonds and second
place winners $1,000 cash and Bird
place winners $500 cash.
Field Crops
James D. Campbell, 10, member
of the Fredonia All Club, Lee
county was victorious in the Field
Crop Contest by conducting nine
demonstrations.
James had three acres Of cot
ton, five acres of hybrid corn,
one acre of sweet potatoes, one
half acre of Irish potatoes, one acre
of peanuts, three acres of peas
tcrowder), two acres Of soybeans,
one-half acre of pop corn and one
acre of sorghum. James reports
showed that the valuation Of his
demonstration waer 81, SOB 8. He
also won a prize on products from
each Of his demonstrations.
James is the president Of the
State All Council and was Sc
lected the most outstanding club
boy in 1916 along with several
honors during the five years in
club work.
Sam Gaines, Jr.. All Club men,
Der of the st. John Club, Phillips
county, won second place and Ed
ward Hue Howard OF the Turrcll
All Club in Crittenden county
won third place.
Hybrid Corn
A. l.. Billingsley, Jr., ID, Route
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
ROSSTON.
Lena Mae Galberth

There was a wonderful service
at Oak Grove Church Sunday
night. Rev. r. S. Starks deliver
ed the sermon. Rev. r Butler
gave prayer. Rev. Starks and
Rev. Butler are from Arkadelphia
..... Mrs. Pearl Bailey returned
TO her home in Louisiana after
spending a few days with her
sick sister. She carried her sister
home with her ...- Mrs. Rubie l..
Young, Mrs. Minnie L. Evans, and
Samuel l.. left Wednesday for a
conference in Hot Springs. Mrs.
Estella Tidwell and Birs J.ll
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
PORTLAND E
Mira Sadie Davenport

The Spiritual Quartette will
render a program Friday night be-
fore the fifth Sunday. Mrs.
Savannah Sanders. Mrs. Reseelee
Colbert and Mrs. Reseelee Sanders
spent the weekend in Grady
visiting relatives and friends.
Joe Freeman Brown OF Pine Bluff
spent Saturday night with his
mother, Mrs. Mollie Brown $500,
Chester Colbert was a welcome
visitor in Dermott, Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Hal of Dumas made
a special trip here Saturday to see
her sister, Mrs. Walker, who is
ILL., Early Williams from Little
Rock is here visiting relatives
and friends. Mrs. Maggie Adams
Is here visiting from Dermott....
Mrs. Ollie Bryant spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sparks in Merough, La. Mrs.
Lula Moore is in the Lake Village
Hospital and has undergone an
operation. Rev. S. M. Simpson
delivered the sermon. Sunday at
Brown Temple Church. The Gold
en- Harps Singers from Little
Rock rendered a program. Mrs.
Buelah Walker and daughter from
Berkfield. California visited rel
atives and friends here. Mrs. Wal
ker is the sister of Mrs. Ruth Glo-
yer.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21


Mrs. Nell Stephenson Of Arka-
delphia is spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Josie Woods
who Is i'll ....... Mrs. Bell Matlock
left Thursday for Shreveport, La,
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Liddie
Wilkerson 80. Rev. Waymon Kir-
kendoll made a week end trip to
Gurdon ........ Chester Walker made
a business trip to Hot Springs re-
Gently ...-... Mrs. Lizzie Jones was
accompanied to Murfreesboro by
her daughter and son in law ........
Mrs. Rosie Jean Billiard and Mrs.
Minnie Ola Furlow made a bust
ness trip to Murfreesboro recently
....,.. Miss Inell Phiefer of Hot
Springs visited Mr.. and Mrs. C..
L. Gentry over the week end -.
]. c. Walker. ]. w. Leeper. Rosie
Bullard, Inell Phiefer, Bertha Lee
Hall and Carl Henry Traylor
went to Hampstead Sunday 80.
Mrs. Bell Matlock visited her
daughter in Pleasant Grove Sun
day ...... Mrs. Josie Woods is still
on the sick list. We hope she will
soon recover .... Mr.. and Mrs.
James Richardson visited Mrs.
Mable Richardson in Jacksonville
recently ........ Rev. G. H. Nolan
will be here on the 4th Sunday
to conduct his regular service.
Let us all be present.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

Mrs. A. Criner

The Friendship District Associ-
alton met at the Shiloh Baptist
Church recently. Rev. A. c. Will
cher, pastor. Appearing on pro-
gram were Revs. Goodwin. Kelly.
Youngblood, and Allen. From Lit
tie Rock yer Rev. F. T. GUY.
Rev. Coggs, and Rev. Nichols, and
President l. A.. Drew, State Re-
preventative. The Woman's Aux
iliary was presided over by Mrs.
Ida Meek, assisted by Mrs Lu-
ellie Jones and Mrs. B. Ford. They
are due much praise for repre.
senting the women of the church
Total amount of money raised.
Sl,629.65 Gardner High Facul-
~ members attending the State
Teachers meeting in Little Rock
were b. j. Henry, j. B. Tiluue.
Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Tilque, Armetta
Smith, Bernice Gardner, Vera Lee
Melvin, j. F. Mustiful and l.. p
Phlfer ........ j | V T. Do
you know Patsy 1T tries to fool
somebody with feather curls
a little girl really thinks she car
play ball you know who I mean
claudia LIB ..... Look out J. r
Christine H. decided she wants
guy with a a ... Wonder whc
Willie Sc is living lately? cana.
Katie LIB trying to be on with e
w. Henry.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

G., f. Van Hook, a former Lieu
tentant if this past war, and now
a member of the ROA, and 4th v.
Commander of AMVETS, Ark.
Department, in viewing the trend
of attitudes of the veterans OF
World War II, asks himself, and
other colored veterans the follow
ing questions, suggests remedies
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

for their correction where same
is needed.
Now that most of us have been
out of the armed forces for over
a year it is time we got over our
battle fatigue and settle down to
business of being good citizens.
1t is now time that we prove we
believed in the principles for
which we fought, and are willing
to do our part toward the pre-
venting of another war. While
in service we were often lectured
on World Democracy, and u
standard of living and conduct.
Most of us imbued with those
high purposes and ideals conduct
ed ourselves with credit, and most
of us were discharged h%onorably
with good conduct ratings of good,
and excellent. Since our discharge
what kind of citizens have we
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
SPECIAL APPEAL TO C0L0RED
VETS IN ARKANSAS OF WORLD WAR

made? Can we still merit conduct
ratings of Good and Excellent?
II we cannot now is the time to
start thinking in terms of our fu-
ture, and the future of our fellow
citizens. We are being looked to
for the leadership of u people
what type Of leadership do we
have to offer? Are we spending
all our time and earnings making
the rounds of the towns look
Joints, getting drunk, and SO thor
oughly plastered until we don't
know ourselves? Heve we stop
ped to think of the example we
are setting for some small boy
who might wish to emulate us!
Or perhaps you are a father ana
if So, do you want your child to
conduct himself as you do? AS a
father what kind of an example
are we offering u children to
live by? Let us stop and think on
these things. Ask ourselves the
question, do l want my child, or
my friend to be the type OF cit
izen I am, and if they were what
kind of community would we
have?
If we are guilty of the things
mentioned above don't you
believe it is time to change our
way?
The door of opportunity is now
opened to us, but are we ready
to step in and assume our portion
of responsibility? You haven't for
gotten that privileges carry their
responsibilities" We are now ex-
pected to have a sense of honor
and be able to take our place as
citizens of our great country,
worthy OF the trust our fellow
men have in us.
The American Veterans OF
World War II (AMVETS) is
helping to orientate former sold
iers into civilian life, by offering
them the comradeship of their
fellows who understand their prob
lens, and are willing to work
with them in finding a solution.
We need Amvets, and Amvets
need Us. If you are not already
a member attend the next meet
ing of the Post in your town and
become a member. If you have no
Post in your locality get in touch
with the writer of this article
and he will help you get one
Now as never before we need
organized effort to hold the gains
we have made. Do your part by
becoming an organized member
of your community activities, and
help solve the many pressing
problems that are now an after
math of this last war.
Let us awake to our opportuni-
ties, assume our responsibilities,
and prove ourselves as good cit
liens as we were soldiers. You
may have been a good soldier be-
cause you had to be - now lets
be good citizens because we want
to be.
G. E. Van Hook. 4th v. Com,
Ark. Dept. AMVETS. P. o. Box
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

Mrs. Matte Lee Floyd Of Oakland,
California is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Maggie Grant and her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
Paul.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

FORMER LITTLE ROCKIANS TO ENTERTAIN-EdNh Ann and june
Marion daughters Of Master Sergeant and Mrs. M. b. Smith Of Camp
Heed. Texas. will entertain the Angel Bowl fans in Los Angeles Cal.
December 2Wh. when the All Stars Of Texas meet the San Pedro All
Stars Of California in . pre-New Year tilt Edith Ann and June Marion
are well trained in sccrobatc stunts. and have received great oa-
tsas from audiences wher they have shown The Texas All Stars
team d cosched BY Mr.. Smith. who W q . former coach at Dunbar
and Phiander Smith College.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-29
PAG- Four

was read fer 'th4
first time. Follow
ing the reading,
counc ilman Carl Herr
intr oduc ed a motion
requiring that all
counc flmen sign an
adopted ordinance -af-
tar the third read
Ing. They may sign
either as agre ing to
or oppos ing the ord
inanc
FIR ank Raby voiced
a protest on the re-
ceptly enforc ed
clause Of Ordinance
81, which closes Ii
ouor stores at 10
p.m., two hours earl
Ter than bars. Mr..
Raby was told the Or
dinanc q Would appear
as a referendum next
Tue sday, and the
council could take no
fur ther action on it
at this time.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-29

AIRPORT PLANNED (cont
havo thu fizld ready
for US, by ne xt fail.
Tho council de tar
mined to acure addi-
ttonal land, pur chase
Of which was rec onl-
mended by MIR. Paula.
a building permtt
for a cold storage.
plant was granted
Seldovta Fish erfes,
and two city rasi-
dents, interested in
thu pur chase Of land
but not pres ent at
the MAJ ting, were to
Be contacted and ask
ed to ring their re-
quest to thu counc II
in per son, together
wi tn a map Of the
ground they wish to
buy.
;ord1nance e.;
which requires the
bonding Of the se1do-
via city tr easur ar,
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-29

BOYS fOUR-h Club
FORMED HERE
An organi cation
Meeting Of q -Four H
club for Se1dov1a
boys was hold in the
libr airy at "'3O last
Tuas day evening under
the' dtr;ec tion Of Mrs.
" ard JONES' and Mrs.
Adam Lipke.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-29

Health PROGRAM
AT KEN Al
IS ORG anti 60
Miss knette jacob
san, public h a1th
nur So, roturned from
Ksnaf with pilot
Maria Smith last
Thur sday. Miss Jac-
obs an has ban in the
Upper Cook mi st COM
muntty to organiza
public h al tn s service
there.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-29
AlBIR|O DOCKS
+ RI G.AfA

Thu AIbirio, barge
to be used in the
work Of the Alaska
Sa1dovia Packers this
yaar, arrived at The
canary dock yester-
day afternoon.