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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-19

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Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
ofoesor
Dollie j. Loggins

Mrs, Malinda Allen from Rus
ton, Louisiana was guest of her
grandson recently 800, Rev. W, M.
Mosley of Wilmott spent the night
of August 28th with his daughter
Gladys Cobb ..-.. Mrs. l., B. Jen-
kins, Mrs. Geneva Boone, Willie
Lopez, Vassie l.. Davis attended
the singing convention at Shady
Grove .a... Mrs. D. l.. Browning
and children were visitors in FL
Dorado last week .... Miss Sa-
vanah Mae Williams and brother,
Donald, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Mathis Lee Stephens see. Eli
jah Davis of Camden was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Davis
Saturday night Mrs. Adeline
Malone is on the sick list ..,, Mrs.
Blanche Coosey was guest Of her
daughter, Sue Ethel, last week
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
ARKADELPHIA
M. ID. Caesar

MIR. and Mrs, Willis Mccoy of
1913 w. Caddo Street made it
pleasant for many out-of-toWn
visitors during the past two
weeks. On August Is, she enter
tanned with a dinner for Van Ro-
berts of Philadelphia. Penn, Prof.
A. M. Miller and Hoofer of Bates
Vile, and pror. r l.. Jones of Ar
kadelphi7. Mss Matte Jean Nc
Coy entertained with music. On
August %, Mrs Mccoy entertain
ed with a joint dinner with Mrs.
J. Williams. Those present were
Clarence Grow of Portland, Ore
gon, Miss Lizzie Mechanism, and
Mrs. Harriet Grow, of ST. Louis,
Mo-, and Miss Bette Harris of
Portland, Oregon Miss Harris
completed her high School work
in Portland, Oregon and will soon
enter college in Little Rock She
is the granddaughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Mack Grow. On August "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy had as din
ner guests Mr. and Mrs. Searcy
Jackson and children, and Clear
ence Harris, student at Arkansas
Baptist College 80. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
BATESVlllE
H.o H., rEn,,In

Prof A. M. Miller, Mrs. Blanche
Brown, Mrs. Ella Shell, Mrs. Will
lie Fleming and Mrs Carmel
Clark attended the Youth Dis
triet Conference at Kensett, last
Friday 90. Mrs. Ophelia Reaves of
Little Rock visited her mother
Mrs. Sedia Waugh, and other re-
latives last week Samuel Waugh
and Emanuel McBreW motored to
Little Rock last Saturday. They
were accompanied home by Car
roll Tucker, Sr. who had spent
the summer at Ferndale 49,. Mrs.
Cora Barris is visiting in Jones'
boro 49,. Mrs. Amanda Hubbord
had Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy
of North Carolina, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maco Sloan and daughter, and
Mrs. CODY Bishop of Philadelphia,
Penn. as guests last week -. Mrs.
Mollie Harper Of Tuckerman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Williams of
Pine Bluff are visiting in the
home of Mrs. Amanda Hubbord.
So. Mrs. Sammie Gage of Califor-
mia, formerly of Batesville, is in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
Des Arc
Ella Mae Be5'tn

Neither Ct the clutches bad
preaching srri, Sun!ss Supt
Floyd Thorn rs o. i eiiJl ship con
Quoted Sunday School Supt. Ode
Brown cond letei at Bethel Roth
Sunday Schools were very well
attended -. Sessral al c1ded The
County Singing Lnicl a. H'coc.
Miss Louise Bradley & Roosevelt
Ford were rarr'el ,r Hickory
Plains. Rev. a. !. Perkins 6'tirl-
a,ed. Present were MI anl Mrs
T. J. Ford, Mrs. Nellie Ho,lowa,
Mes. Jaunita Sneel. Mrs Mae Eli
zahcth Browl, Henry Berry, Ode
Brown, r. l.. Fer: T'.s couple
will make their home in Des Arc
... Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Willough-
by of ST. Louis are visiting his
mother and sister . Three weeks
ago r. l.. Ford featured his knee
which causes him much trouble.
We hope for him speedy re-
covery SCOT. Bethel AME Church
will sponsor drive to raise mon
ey for the repair Of the church.
The w. MS. OF Fellowship VIII
sponsor mock convention.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
OARDANELLE
Pauline Burns

Rev. E. H. Hughes accompain-
ed St John Baptist Choir to the
Singing Union at Sweet Home.
Everyone enjoyed the old fashion
cd dinner which was spread. Da-
vid Hicks, Rev. J. Hutch, G, II,
Enoch, Henry Thompson, Mrs
Susye Lenoir, Mrs. Lizzie Minus
donated Sl.00; Will Edwards ami
Rev. l.. Steward of Washington
formerly a resident of Swee,
Home. donated $l.50. Rev Steward
preached a wonderful sermon,
s435 was given Rev. Hughes .....-.
Edward Thompson, 81, passed
August 9th He is survived by
four sons, one daughter one bro
Their, fifteen grandchildren ana
many friends ........ Mrs. Suetah
Perry has returned home after
spending few days at the bed
side of her sister, Mrs. Nera Car
micheal Of Hope Her sister Is
reported doing fine .....- st, John
has an active Usher Board. Mrs
j. c. Cleveland is president '..'.'
Miss Essie May Triplett, grand
daughter OF Mrs. j. G. CleVe-
land, has returned from the bed
side of her sick daughter Mrs.
Willie May Triplett of Conway.
She was reported improving ...
Mrs. Fannie williams and daugh-
ter. Bettyc J. Williams visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j, c.
Cleveland. She left Saturday to
visit her son, Leroy Arnold in
Fort Smith.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
Texarkana
Mrs. !. Il. Marshall

The Union Sunday School met
with St. James Sunday School
Sunday, August 3lst at GAS A.
M. with Supt John Williams OF
Park Avenue Baptist Sunday
School in charge, The Women's
Missionary Society rendered pro-
gram at II A. M, Offering $2050
Mrs. Blanche Williams, president;
Mrs. Ike McClendon, secretary
Mrs. Shirley M. Greet left for
her home in st. Louis, Mo. after
spending two weeks with her mo-
Their. Mrs. Josephine Neal at sol
Troost Street ...,....,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivory Watts and two children
Ruth and Ivory Jr. have returned
from Los Angeles, California ...,,
Mrs. Mary African Hayes, l705
Laurel Street left for Eugene. Or
egon August 9th where she will
join her husband John Wesley
Haynes and they will make their
home ...... Mrs. Emma Meals, 1910
State Line accompanied by her
two small children left for Idabel.
Oklahoma where they will visit
Mr.. Meals mother sisters and bro
theirs 49,. Mrs. Sarah Walker, 1701
Laurel Street has returned from
Fort Worth, Texas where she
spent few days with a friend.
She left for Oklahoma on the 5th.
49,. Miss Ida Pearl Neal Of Tus-
con, Arizona Is home visiting her
aunt Mrs. J. A. Neal, sol Troost
Street. She is also visiting sisters
and other relatives in Buckner So.
Mrs. Daisy B. Burton, 400 E. 18th
Street gave a lovely garden par
ty Monday night for Mrs. Angie
Ford and Mrs. Gertrude Murdoch
and children, Lewis and Charles.
Guests included Mrs. N. H. Ste
ward, Mrs. Cornelious, Mrs. Pom
dexter, Miss lola B. Sanders, Miss
lola Washington, Mrs. Susie john
son, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Claud Finn.
Mrs. Border Johnson, Miss Ruby
Smith, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Carrie
Keels, Rev. & Mrs. Wilburn, Mrs.
Florence Jones. Mrs. Alvanie
Jones, Miss Cathrene Beed, Miss
Cooper. Miss O'Field assisted in
serving.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
FAIRViEW
Eariean Eason

Miss E, l.. Eason, Miss f. l.,
Craig, Miss p, L, Perry Miss A.
l.. Metcalf and Miss Miss M. G.
Eason of Center Point AME
Church accompanied by their pas
tor and Prof, J. A. Hunter, went
to ST, Paul AME Church Sunday
at Arkadelphia 500. Mrs. l.. c. Ea-
son and daughter spent last Fri
day in Manchester with their cou-
sin, Ora Lee Scott 49,. J. G. But
Ter and Miss A. M. Hughes were
married last Saturday evening 80,
Mrs. N. Hughes spent the week
end with Mary Harrison 80. Char
les Banks left last Thursday for
Michigan 49,. Mrs. Jerry Brim
spent few days with her aunt,
Margaret Hunter 90. GOSSIP see.
Wanted: boyfriends for Lucille
Butler but he must have more
sense than Leandrew Craig -. A
certain lady went to church Sun
day with dirt-dobber nest on
her hat ..-. p. l.. Perry says she
wishes she could find a man she
would worry about 1890. Since j.
c. Butley married he doesn't walk
any more. He has a bycicle. He
rides from his house to his mo-
theirs house and stays in the
yard.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
FORREST CITY
Pauline Smith

Funeral services of Mrs. Annie
Anderson were held Friday Au-
gust 20 at Salem Baptist Church,
Sc. Rev. and Mrs. H. D. Brookins
and a group of his members at
tended the Sunday School and
League convention at Wynne 49,.
Rev. Melvin Bell of Alton, ILL., was
a visitor in the city recently.
While here he ran revival at
Madison Light Baptist Church -.
Mr.. & Mrs. Benjamin Bell visited
here last week -. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Fowler of Chicago, Ill. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Prince
Fowler last week ...... Mrs. W. B.
Banks and w. B. Jr. of Helena
were visitors in the city Sunday
evening. Mrs. Banks worshipped
with members of st. Luke.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
ROSSTON
Lena Mae Galberth

Oak Grove had a nice picnic
Saturday. Amount raised was
$3.50 ....... After Sunday School
last Sunday. the Mission Band
had a rally -. John Louis Blake
died last week 49,. Ruben Gulley
died last Wednesday - Mrs. Edna
Purifoy died last Friday ,.. Mr..
and Mrs. George Hicks are here
from Hot Springs visiting his
mother and sisters, Mrs. N V.
Hicks, Mrs. Minnie l.. Evans, and
Mrs. Estella Tidwell - Mrs. Ell
len Sanders is here from Los An
geles California visiting her mo-
Their and other relatives eos. Mr.,
and MIS-. Charley Hicks are the
proud parents of a baby girl -..
Bessie Box visited her mother in
Bcarden last Sunday. Have your
news ready when the paper girl
comes round.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
Amanda Hubbord

Amanda Hubbord .......... Samuel
Finley has opened his pool room
on Oak Street 49,. j. S. Kennedy
is identifying the interior of his
home on Lyon Street ,........ Mrs,
Nora Lee Wesley was called to
Ripley, Tennessee to the bedside
of her brother who is very i'll .,,,..
Prof. Miller and Elmer Harper re-
turned last week from a motor
trip to Little Rock, Malvern, Ar
kadelphia, Hot Springs, and Ben
ton. They reported good time.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
WILTON
Edna M. Harris

Revival closed at Bethel Baptist
Church Two were baptized "A
three night meeting was held at
the Church OF God The Baptist
and AME Churches cooperated
with them, an they raised S4028
in the Pastors Aid Rally -. Mrs.
Lottie Smith is on the sick list
The old men played ball against
the young men Labor Day ... Mrs.
Florence Owen and children spent
the night with Mrs. Mary Harris
last Monday night zoe. George Ca
leb, Jr. of Shawnee, Oklahoma
visited his great aunt and uncle
and his cousins Sunday ........ Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Newton visited in
the home Of Mrs. M. Harris .......
Mrs Lizzie McFall is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Parker .... Mr.. and
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
PARKDALE
Mrs. Luvenia Maxwell

Miss Della Ward spent the week
end in McGhee. She was the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Della Grant -
Mrs. Annie Mae Curnton spent
last weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Howard ...,. Mrs. Willie
Brown has returned home after
visiting relatives in Chicago The
fourth Quarterly Conference of
Penny Chapel CINE Church will
be held September 1874 with
Rev. w. S. Davis presiding Elder
and Rev. A. c. Williamson, pas
tor 100, Miss Lula Redd left for
her home in st. Louis, Mo. after
spending a pleasant vacation with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
R. Reed. ....
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12

FOR THE DAY: How different
this world would be If folks would
talk more about Jesus when they
visited their neighbors instead of
talking about others. Why behold
the mote in thy brothers eye and
overlook the beam in thine own
eye. The hypoerite, first sweep
out your own house, before going
over to your neighbor's house.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
CANEY CHAPEL
Lurene SOckWeIl

A revival was conducted by
Rev. Burts of Arkdelphia at Lit
tie Caney Church. Amount raised
was $500 ..-... Mrs. Eunice Blake
and Miss McNeely We're guests
of Mrs Pearl Sockwell last week
..... 1--WE ...... Just look who's buzz
zing around here o. l.. B. and
O. 7. Watch out S. B. geo. Wonder
what's going to happen since
certain chick has come back?
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
PORTLAND
Sadie Davenport

Mrs. Lucinda Lunkin and Mrs,
Beulah Calbert were called to
Mariana to the bedside of their
sick sister ,,... Mrs. Lucy McDan-
iel attended the funeral of her
husband. Emmett Mcdaniel, in
Memphis, Tenn ,,. Mrs. Blanche
Lee Sparks and family are visit
in. Mrs. Sparks aunt, Mrs. Sim
ME Allen ...., Mrs. Sarah Bluford
had her mother as guest last
week ,.... Miss Alfonzia Jackson
and Albert Austin We're visitors
here last week 80. Joe F. Brown
and I. B. Smith of Pine Bluff
and Lemon LePoo and Jessie
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
AUGUSTA


Mrs. Mildred Gipson, conVeiesc'
ing at Baptist State Hospital takes
this opportunity to acknowledge
the cards received during the pas'
week Also the visitors; MIS-
Carlonie Gilbert and daughter
Mrs E. M. Afford and daughter
Mrs l., E. Scott and Ethel, Rev
and Mrs. G.. W. Blakely, Mrs +
w Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeii
Carr. Mrs. Lucille Layne, Mrs M
r Ashford, Mrs. Vivian Waugh
Mrs J. M. Watkins, Mrs. N. b.
GIBSON, Mrs. B. c. Marshall En-
nestine Wright, Myrtle and Hazel
Brown, Mrs. Lorine Payne MISS
Laura jackson ...... Mrs. l.. bayne
Ia visiting in parkins and will re-
turn this weekend ...... Mrs. Ruby
jackson left for Philadelphia, Pa
To visit relatives and friends. .,
The Armstrong Sisters of Little
Rock made quite a hit on their
program at Ward Chapel recent
~. Mrs. Eliza Golf, promoter ..a..
Those who attended the State
Congress from the Augusta Dis
trict last week were; Misses Myr-
Tie and Hazel Brown, Ernestlno
Wright. Laura Jackson, and Mrs.
Lorine Payne ......... THOUGHTS
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12

out with each other ...... I told two
chicks that one could 60 with M.
j. S. and the other with II. l.. NJ
since both of them are second
cousins but they both wanted H..
l.. NJ. Is it true that l.. S. is go,
ing with f. c, again? That's the
talk Of the town.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12

Brown OF Bushtun Kansas visit
ed Mrs. Mollie Brown last week.
Mrs, Chester Colbert has return
ed home after spending one week
in Little Rock with Miss Bertha
Glover 49,. Miss Dorothy Lee Clip
son made special trip to Hous-
ton. Texas Monday -. Lee Ro-
binson, of Gary Indiana is here
visiting his father, Rev. Dan
Robinson who is i'll ...... Mrs.
Fannie Adams of Tillar is here
visiting friends and relatives 49,.
Hosie Bryant from Los Angeles.
California is visiting his father,
Ed, Bryant.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
GARLAND
Lucille Cook

Lucille Cook
Rev. M. T. Ntlsei, closed o Won
dertll revival with Is haptisrs
.. Pastor Neisoa preae ". | a Wen
derful sermon at Gum Point Bap-
fist Chur III .., Mrs. II. Hayes
father from Bowley is here visit
ing her a~,, Mrs. Carr4npol Is IN
the sick LIST o.. MR. |. Y Elair
has returned from visit VIII
her parents in BoWle-
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
HATTIEVILLE
Rutha Mae Byers

Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Byers and
daughter spent the weekend in
Little Rock ...... Visitors over the
weekend were Roosevelt Byers
and family, Fermon Byers, Roose-
welt Moore, Oliver Canady and
wife, David Canady, Dan Moore,
Miss Bessie Lee Canady Miss
Teretha Moore, all of Kansas
City ...... Miss Daisy Canady ana
Miss Rosie Lee Rainey spent the
weekend here from Little Rock.
Miss Lille Mae Byers left Sun
day to enter Philander Smith Col
lege.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12

Jackson left Tuesday for Los An
geles, California where they will
make their home ..,.,, N. B. Cook,
principal of Peake High School
left for Oklahoma where he will
attend the funeral of his brother
who passed August 26th.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
DELIGHT
Arlena Brock

The members OF Harrison
Church went to the singing UNI
ion which was held at Okolona
August 80 Rev. Matthews is pas
tor. A joyful trip was reported
The members of the Church OF
Christ also attended the Union,
ben Furlow has nearly completed
his new house ...." Mrs. josie
Woods is improving.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
TULIP
Imogene Smith

Sunday School was opened and
conducted by Supt. j. D. Smith
The Junior class is still the ban
ner class ..... Rev. b. 7 Lundon
preached "a wonderful Sermon
Sunday after which an apprecla-
ton program was given for the
pastor and $2640 was raised .-..
Mrs. A. b. Lundon gave a box
supper last Saturday night A
large number of people were pre-
sent .... GOSSIP M Is 1t true that
C. C. and B. J. f. are going to fall
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12

Mrs. Aubrey Nunnely and family
and his sisters of Little Rock
visited relatives and friends of
their sisters 49,. Ebert Burnell
has returned from Portland, Ore
gon 49,. Mrs. Mary Bell of Fort
Smith visited her brother, john
ME Lyon and f Lyons a q
friends.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
MILICREFk
Fannie Mae Jones

Presiding Elder Eason preochet
a wonderful sermon for the fourth
quarter Sunday ........ Mrs. 1etta
Horton and Mrs. Samuel Horton
visited Mrs. Susie Jones Moniay.
.. Mrs Susie Jones will leave
on the 29th to visi. one Of her
sons in Cleveland, OHIO.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
WE ARE STILL ISSUING
FULL REN1FIT POLICIES
UNIVERSAL LIFE ms. co
FORpYCt
Miss Oma Gene Juniel

Miss Oma Gene Jun'el
Little Geraldine (Preachers)
Williams who has been visiting
relatives in Fordyce and Kingland
left Monday for Pine Bluff to en-
ter school ..... Chester Hanrring-
ton, 1926 w. Page Street, st.
Louis, Mo. is here visiting his
mother. Mrs. M. Harrington ........
Mrs. Florence Smith and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs Joe Smith
Friday night.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12

Well see ...... Well I see N. p. S.
is still watching r. A. these days
-. S. L. T. is getting along fine
with v. M.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12
Cultivating Good Will

LESSON TEXT FOR SEPTEMBER Il
Proverbs $50. 81: 1871. 10: 22:2s. IS.
15:ls. q. q; 1920, 81; Matthew SO:
James SIT.
MEMORY SELECTION - Blessed are
~ peacemahers: for they shall be
called th& children Of God.--Matthew SO
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-12

EDITORS NOTE. Lesson sub iscts
asd Scripture tsxts selected and copy
riSAfs4 By International Couscii OF Re-
HsisRs Iduestisn: used By permission.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
Deed References
Will Again Be
Recorded Here

Deed references will again be re-
corded on the County Treasurer's
books-thanks to the Montgomery
County Bar Association.
Reporting for a specially APP
pointed investigating committee,
David Belts, chairman, told the
Montgomery County Bar Associa-
ton at it's August meeting that
county officials have agreed to re-
sumo TIE former policy of showing
deed data on the books-a, custom
which was curtailed this year.
Belts said his committee talked
with Supervisor of Assessments
Wilton Allen and other county Off
Gals, who assured him the practice
will be resumed. rs
The committee appointed to in
vestigate the indication Of new SUBJ
divisions by red ink to distinguish
them from old subdivisions report
ed it will invite all surveyors in
the county to cooperate. Under an
old law the red ink outlines are re-
quired in the court records of the
Circuit Court, but the law has not
been enforced.
The shortage of court examiners
in equity was emphasized with an
aim to seek at least five for this
county. At present there are three,
cited as Inadequate" Additional
examiners can be provided only
through State legislation.
Because of conflict with Labor
Day the next regular meeting will
be held September 8. The annual
meeting, when new officers will be
nominated and elected, has been
set for September II.
The meeting, held at Hunger
ford Tavern, was presided over by
former Judge Donald DeLashmutt,
vice-president, in place of Thomas
Anderson, president, who was on
vacation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
Research Project
Being Conducted In
Juvenile Court

Miss Dorothy Zietz, doctoral
student in criminology and juvenile
delinquency at the University of
Maryland, is now engaged in a
study of juvenile delinquency cases
brought before the Montgomery
County Juvenile Court in July and
August, Judge Alfred d. Noyes
has announced.
Judge Noyes explained that by
law the Juvenile Court Committee
is charged with responsibility ITO
promulgate and establish, with the
consent of the Magistrate, such
policies, rules and regulations as
may be deemed advisable for i'm
proving the work of the Court and
the care of children coming before
the Court to develop and
establish plans and procedures
whereby the social service agencies
and governmental agencies of
Montgomery County represented
by the members may be made
available to the Court and to chill
dren coming before the Court"
The study now being conducted by
Miss Zietz will be of inestimable
value in high-lighting the types OF
problems presented by children
brought before the Court and in
indicating the volume of work for
which the Juvenile Court is re-
sponsible the judge said. The sta
tistics compiled by Miss Zietz will
indicate not only the size of staff
needed by the Court, but will pro-
vide a basis for Analysing the ma
ture Of service which should be
provided by the Court staff and
the type of service which should
be requested from other social
agencies in the community. All
of these facts, Judges Moves ex-
planned, can then be used by the
Court and the Juvenile Court
Committee to improve the work of
the Court and the care of children
coming before the Court.
AT present, the Juvenile Court
staff consists of one probation Of
ficer, a police officer assigned to
the Court and three clerical per-
sons. Miss zietz's study will de-
scribe the work of the staff, the
reasons for referral of children to
the Court, the source of referrals,
the disposition of cases and the
services rendered by other agencies
to children coming to the Court
during the months covered by the
study.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
The United Clay Products Company

93l INVESTMENT BUILDING WASHINGTON DISTRICT
"Qnons buildings of Create CORPORATION
St CMpma alton
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
Iron Bridge Hunt
Horse Show Sunday

Many of the top horses which
competed at the Potomac Hunt
show on July 20 have been entered
in various classes CT the Iron
Bridge Hunt horse show on August
"a, on the ]. Letter Aitcheson
farm, located between Laurel and
Burtonsville on the Silver Spring
Laurel Road.
The first class will start at 1
P. M. Twelve events are on the
program. They include two junior
horsemanship classes, hack class,
six hunter events, and three classes
for open. jumpers. 80
Climax of the afternoon will be
the third running of the Aitcheson-
Gales Memorial Timber Race. This
event will be contested over two
and one-half mile post and rail
course. The inaugural race in 1945
was won by Marian Curran, of
Four Corners, riding his own Lump
Sum.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
Record Breaking Crowd Attends
County Livestock Show AT Chopper

Guernsey Female, Clarence
Chapman, Gafthersburg.
Jersey Female, Fred Fry, Lay
louisville.
r.e Baby Beef
Jimmie Barnsley, Olney, ANGUS
Steer).
Swine
Duroc Sow, Edwin Fisher.
Berkshire Sow, Harold Mullinix,
Jr., Mt. Airy.
Chester White Sow, John Patton.
Hampshire Sow, Alfred Poole.
Poland China Sow, William
Whitley.
Sheep
Dorsett Eve, Raymond Poole,
Poolesville. Ag
Hampshire Eve, Tom Dorset.
Poultry
Individual Cockrell, All Breeds,
Douglas King on his Barred Rocks.
Individual Pullet, All Breeds,
Stanley Stiles on his New Hamp-
shire Reds.
Trio, All Breeds, Stanley Stiles
on his New Hampshire Reds.
The Show was judged by John
Morris, McDonogh, Md; DR.. Cor
don Cairns, Urab Bee, Joseph Vial,
James Clubhouse, and William
Blum, all of the University of
Maryland.
Lunch was served by the Live
stock Show Committee headed by
Mrs. Thomas Bailey and Mrs.
Charles Linthicum.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-21
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Holstein Female, Barbara Riggs,
Laytonsville.