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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

Murdoch and Gray.
One Of the most controversial doctrines which
the board had developed under the old Wagner
Act was that 1t was an unfair labor practice
for an employer to voice his opinions with
regard to the desirability or undesirability Of
unionism II there was an organizing drive
going on in his plant. After the Supreme
Court in 1914 had disapproved this line of au-
thority, holding that the Constitution guar
anteed free speech both to employers and
labor organizers, the board disregarded its
earlier holdings.
But in 1916 the board seemed to revive this
discredited doctrine by holding that IL
amounted to restraint and coercion for an en-
ployer to address the employees In factory on
working tinle on the eve Of board election.
The rationale of this case was predicated upon
the notion that the employees had to listen and
consequently the employers expression Of his
views was not privileged by the Constitution.
This decision, known as the Clark Brothers
doctrine, was subsequently reviewed by a circuit
court Of appeals, which said that 1t waS entitled
to afdrmance II the record showed that equal
facilities were denied to union organizers. "a
The decision was criticized by many OF the
witnesses who appeared before the LABOR COM
mittees of Congress last year. In reporting OUT
the bill the committees included an amend
ment which provided that the expression OF
any views, argument or opinion should not con-
stitute an unfair labor practice. II such ex-
preston contains no threat OF reprisa OF
promise Of benefit. There was some question
among lawyers as to whether this language
really abrosated the captive audience" theory.
Tho latest decision Of the board sets these
doubts ut rest.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-15

sion for school children, opening doy, Monday, Aug. 2;
oso Cowboy Western Porode with Gene Autry! Tues
doy. Aug. 3, Automobile Porode in front of the Grond-
stond; Wednesday, Girl Scout, Boy Scout and Comp Fire
Girls Doy with Livestock Porode; Thursday, All Club
Doy with the All Club Golf Scramble; Friday, Future
Formers of America Day with Pet and Doll Porode,
$500 Montana Futurity; Saturday, $500 North Mon
tono Stote Foir Hondicop and FINALS Of H AUTRY
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-15
Entertainment

The 1o48 North Montana Stote Fair entertainment feo-
lures are more superb thon ever! The World Champion
ship Gene Autry Rodeo, with the same stock and per-
formers os will appear in the Madison Square Gorden,
New York! DAiLY PERFORMANCES! SIX DAYS.! Thor
totoI of 10000 prize money! SIX DAYS OF RACING!
ELABORATE A sHoWs! CARNIVAL OF BRAkD
NEW RIDESI Open doy and night! Free general odmis-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-15
<' $4,000 in PREMIUMS

poultry $4,000, All awards $4,000, swine 81 500,
FLA awards $1,000. Poultry. dairy products and
culinary arts should net Mother additional Gosh
prizes. Such departments as fine orts and crofts,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-15

Every member of the family con compete for port
of this $4,000 in prize money. Departments in
bulls. Beef cottIe prizes totoI over SIP, 900, doiry
cottle $1,000, agriculture and horticulture $4,000.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-15

Horticulture, needIework ond many others will in
terest some member of every fomily. Don't miss
out on this most importont port of the stote fair.
Your exhibit con come loter, but
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-15

The 10Th Annual North Montana Stote Fair will fe
new products on display in all their wondrou!
Contests! Demonstrations! Something new "every
time" =. EducotionoI opportunities galore.
DON'T MISS THE FAIR!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27

is not enough to secure the bond
issue for the cost $500. The Bills
of Gusher, Lodge No. $50 of Elks
named Chester Williams as the
delegate to the Grand Lodge
Meeting in Cincinnati, Exalted
Ruler S. Dill, the legal delegate
declined and would not accept
the trip ........ Mrs. Martha Reed
left Sunday for Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia to visit her daughter,
Clarniece ........ Mr.. Puryear OF
Dallas, Texas, ranking official of
the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation was here in the interest
Of the organization the past week
........... Hervey Johnson, who has
been working in Pontiac, Mich
igan is at home for his vacation
........ Rev. A. L. Evans, who lives
on Dunning Street has been out
of the city during the past week
at a revival meeting near Rison.
Rev. Evans was recently called
to the pastorate of that church ..
Mrs. Viola Scott has returned
home after visiting her children
in Los Angeles. She brought
little Eureta, one of her grand
children with her ...... Mrs. Chase
McJunkins of Atlanta, Georgia
is spending a few days here with
her in-laws, Rev. and Mrs. T. o.
McJunkins. Little Patricia, the
grand baby who has been visiting
here all summer will accompany
her on her return to Atlanta -.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Graham are
spending a few days in Hot
Springs for rest $500. Mrs. c.
p. Williams is a delegate to the
Daughters Elks Grand Lodge in
Ohio =. Miss Esther
Merle Jackson is at home with
her parents for brief stay. She
is on the faculty at Hampton In
stitute, Hampton. Virginia. !
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
Larry Dolby Stars N
YanKee-Indian TIT

Cleveland, O.-(G)-About all
you can hear out here In this
Western Metropolis 10 pennant
talk. Larry Dolby. Indians sprint
ing outfielder has done much -
enhance this championship talk
here in Cleveland, and II there
ever has been any lingering doubt
that he is not big time timber
it went the way Of all flesh this
afternoon, for the agile outfielder
was the difference between defeat
and victory for the Indians in
the second game.
Doby's spectacular catch Of Joe
DiMaggio's bid for a home run
in deep center, was something to
watch. To add to this fact, the
versatile outfielder ran over 100
yards to rob Charlie Keller Of .
booming triple. Sitting amid
more than 10000 cheering fans.
screaming their lungs out, greet
ing Dolby on what looks to be
almost impossible catches you
have the notion to say How can
a team with feeler like this on
1t miss?" "
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
Gould
Idella KimbrOugh


Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Jones of
ST. Louis were here on a weeks
visit with Mr.. Jones' parents -.
The Haynes Harmonizers Of Ar
kansas City rendered wonderful
program at the Gould Colored
High School 49,. Mr. and Mrs
Emmit Tucker of Kansas City,
Kansas recently spent the week.
end with Mr.. fuckers grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs William
Tucker ........ Rev. Nelson Of Pine
Bluff recently closed a very sue
cessful revival at the Union
Grove Baptist with the addition
of three to the church member
ship ....... The Sunday School con-
vention of the AME Church was
held last week at the Ross Chapel
| AME Church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
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CATO
Lurene Watson


Sunday School at ST. Peters
Rock Baptist Church was con-
Quoted as usual by Supt. Nose
Butler. The Fourth Anniversary
of Rev. o. D. Wood was held at
the church last Sunday Rev. J.
M. Oliver preached an inspiring
sermon. The Clayton Chapel
Baptist Church and St. Joe were
guests of st. Peters Rock. Col
lection was SIT. The Six Sisters
of Clayton Chapel and the Wat
son Sisters rendered some very
nice musical selections .... Sunday
School was conducted at Pleasant
Grove CINE Church by Supt. o.
D. Watson. The Third Quarterly
Conference was held last Sunday
Rev, ]. c. Criner preached an in
spring sermon Collection was
S25.25 Two old members. Angil-
lip Watson and Alvin Mcdowell
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27

the sermon. Money raised was
$3.50 ...,.... Mrs, Sara Candry is
on the sick list s....., Mrs. Riley
Dorseys mother from Chicago.
Illinois is visiting here .,.,.... Miss
Glover has returned home from
here summer vacation .,....,.,... Miss
Annie Brown Of Los Angeles has
been here several months with
her sister who is i'll $1,000. s. E,
Holmes. WYNN has returned from
attending the Prince Hall Grand
Lodge in Pine Bluff ,..... A very
successful revival just closed at
Zion Watch Baptist Church. Rev,
Heinberg OF Austin, Texas was
in charge of the meeting. Six
persons were baptized and 1892.
SO was raised. Rev. S. Adams
is pastor of the Church ...,. Mrs
E. V. Boone, Mrs. B. Ford and
Mrs. M. S. LeGrande attended
the Grand Chapter Order of Eas-
tern Star in Pine Bluff last week
Mrs Boone delivered the response
to the welcome address and Mrs,
LeGrande sang solo ,..s., Mrs.
M. S. LeGrande entertained Mrs.
Laura Thompson of Los Angeles,
California and Mrs. Agent of
Houston, Texas with a coke party
last Friday night Those attend
ing were: Mesdames Jimmie Da-
Wis, Matte Archer, Laura John
son, Mary Peterson, Eric Moody,
frankie Cross, Willie Armstrong,
Gertie Goodwin, Laura Thompson,
Susie johnson, Jimmie L. Hill
and Mrs. Agent 49,. GOSSIP ........
Why does Van M keep eyes on
Lucill D. when Nay H. is not
around? -. Please have your
news and money ready when the
PRESS boy comes around.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
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Girl Scout News

Last Friday evening DR.. Jesse
Woods examined so girls at the
Little House for camp. A clinic
was set UP in one Of the rooms
and Mrs. Diggs assisted the doc
tor. Mr.. Binns made photographs
of the clinic. The services Of DR..
Woods, Nurse Diggs and Mr.. Binns
were donated. We greatly APP
preciate this service that they
rendered.
The bus en- route to Camp
Clearfork will leave the Girl
Scout Little House Monday morn
ing at 800 a. m. Each camper
is asked to bring her own drink
ing cup. See you at camp!
Pay Vnup p0l1 Tay-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
FORT SMITH
Adeline Whitfield


The First Baptist Church has
taken on new life both spiritually
and financially under the leader
ship Of the new pastor, Rev. w.
A. Walton. More than $40 was
raised last Sunday and one per-
son was baptised ,,,..... For tho
past week the King Solomon
Church has been host to the Good
Will Gospel Singers of Tulsa.
Oklahoma. Several local quartets
have also appeared on programs
....... Rev. Wimbush of Tuscon.
Arizona is holding a revival at
the St. James Baptist Church with
music furnished by the Harmoni-
zing Daughters also of Tuscon -
- Circle No. OF the Ninth Street
Baptist Church sponsored very
successful lawn social at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Wilson
last Thursday night ...... Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. G. Whitfield have return
ed from visiting friends and rela-
tives in Seattle and Vancouver.
Washington and in San Francisco
and Oakland, California =. Please
have your money and news ready
when the PRESS carrier comes
around.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson


East Malvern: Mrs. T. S. Smitl
and Mrs. F. Z. Williams wert
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Lawrence Barker anc
Mrs. Minnie p Blaekmon last
Sunday --..,.. Mrs, f. r. Williams
had as Sunday guests: her aunt
Mrs, Pinkie Mitchell of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, niece, Miss Ora
Lee Jones of St Louis, Missouri.
nephew, Alfred Lothridge Of
Tuskegee Institute, sisters, Mrs.
Orlean Williams and Mrs. Elsie
MCCOY and friends, Hubert Snow
den and Mrs. l., M Snowden of
Philadelphia $1,000. Mrs. Vera Will
sonwas called to Ell Dorado to the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. Mary
purhs recently .-,.... Mrs. F. r.
williams and Mrs. f. S. Smith
were in Little Rock on business
last week, Mrs. Smith remained
Tor the weekend with her sister
Mrs. Carrie Mack -. Fret
Baptist Church and District Sing.
ing Union President, w. A. Brown
announced that the Tri-Countv
Meeting at this church will, ho
heio Sunday, Rev MT. Tucker
pastor of Eureka Baptist Church
hot Springs is to deliver the
morning sermon .-.. Mrs Annie
D. turner of West Malvern won
the Bethel AME basket of procar
les last Saturday .,. That mirtb-
provoking stage hit Rich For A
D'y VIII appear again at NAL
Vern High School Auditorin,,
wednesday night and this time
IL VIII be under the auspices of
s'e ioohs Peoples Community
League and sponsored bv Johnnie
Dei' thompson. The first time
the nit was sell out because of
seating capacity and it NAV ha
again So come early to insure
yourself comfortable seat pro
eeeds of this movement will 40
TO the Community Center F,nd
10 help finance the rebriId;na
'he Mason's Hall on Vine Street
Note: If the said
Lodge and Malvern citizens don,t
get 70 work on this project FL.
'her Time will save us the trouble
u Wreeking the old struct,,roY
Inc older people have long wish.
Po' hoped and prayed that tbev
could somehow get our Youngsters
70 take an interest in civic vel
are Now it seems their PRAYERS
are being answered. So il is I'm
70 you to do something. The
Youngsters have finally seen the
seriousness Of the need OF tho
community Center. The Ieaeua
s offering an expensive rocking
'hair at Csc chances. More A.
bout this next week Mrs
Mildred Holmes of St Louis
Missouri was a recent housePuest
Of Mrs, Elvie Sanders and family
-.- Miss Orrie Lee Sanders, dau-
glitter Of Mrs, Elvie Sanders won
a free ticket TO the State Meeting
Of the AME Church in Muskogee.
Oklahoma ..... Mrs Nettie Hen
son Of Chicago, Illinois and a for
mer citizen of Malvern was an
honored guest at First Baptist
Church last Sunday.
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
WrightsviIIe
Earl Davy

A surprising number of persons
enrolled in the Bible Glasses
which began Monday at the
Wrightesville High School. Ac-
cording to Prof. ]. c. Cook, prin-
cipal of the high school, epproxi-
mately rs students will attend.
The Bible classes are being spon-
sored by the Mt Zion Baptist
Church, Little Rock, Rev. F. T.
Guy. Pastor. Misses Betty Moore
and Aida Jean Witherspoon of
Little Rock are two of the many
instructors. The Bible School
instructors were entertained last
Friday at the high school by
Prof, Cook - Prof. Fason, Smith
Hughes teacher of the Wrightes-
Vile High School is visiting ii
Detroit, Michigan.
PAY Your Poll Tax-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
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Ell DORADO

The local branch of the NAACP
will meet in a regular monthly
meeting at Lees Chapel Church
at 3 p. m. Sunday, August 20.
Come and let us double our pre-
sent membership. Rev. T. o. Nc
Junkins, chairman of the Commit
tee Publicity, DR.. c. D. Rainey,
President ......~ Rev. William
Brewster veteran minister of this
city filled the pulpit at First
Baptist Church last Sunday $1,000.
The project to pave several streets
in the st. Louis division here has
fallen through. The assessed
valuation of the personal property
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
LAKE VIEW
Willie Orr

Willie Orr
Sunday School was opened at
First Baptist Sunday morning at
10 o'clock by Acting Supt Henry
Lee $500. Miss Annie Guydon
spent last week in Clarendon at
tending the BTU and SIS Congress
..........- Mrs Maudine Hopkins Of
Chicago, Illinois has returned to
her home after visiting with her
i'll father here ....... Mrs. bearing
King of McGhee was the weekend
guest of her sster-in-law, Mrs
Bessie King and family ....... Mrs.
Ed Montgomery is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Doris Davis of
Dermott ....... Mrs. Silas Dolphin,
President of the Home Demon
stration Club is asking all persons
interested in the County Fair to
be held in Helena on Sept. 30 to
meet her at the scholhouse on
Aug 81 at o'clock ........ Mrs.
Freddie Mae Parker of Little
Rock has returned to her home
to spend the remainder of the
summer with her mother. Mrs.
Ruther Walker .,..... Ionic Orr
and family and Miss Bette Rit-
chue spent Wednesday in Claren-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
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SMACkOVER
Collie Caldwell

uOIIe CaiuWeH
Elvester Williams of Jefferson
City, Missouri visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper Spralls last Sum-
day ...... Mrs. Nettie Mae Scott
and daughter of Longview, Texas
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. N.
Lewis ....... Richard Dermus ar
rived from Los Angeles, Califor-
mia and plans to make his home
here ....... Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Me-
ekins Of Richmond, California are
guests of Mrs. Will Meekins .......
The Daily Vacation Bible Schoo
closed Fridaynight. A total q
1870 pupils received certificate
..-..--. Mrs. LucusFiason, Mr.. am
Mrs. Dee Meekins, and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Shermon Andrews were
dinner guests of Mrs. M. N. Sun.
day The Naomi Circle of the
WINS met at the home of Mrs
James Goodwin at p. m. Mon
day. Ten members were present
Mrs. Paralee Spralls motored
to Magnolia Monday on business.
..,.... Mrs. Belle Sanders ives in
Jured last Tuesday but is reported
resting well.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27

don visiting friends and relatives
.....--.... Jasper Moore of Grady
spent the weekend with friends
here .-a.s Mrs Ed johnson and
sons, Isadore and Walter are WIS.,
iting in indianapolis. Indiani ........
Mrs. Verna Mae HEARTFELT of
Pine Bluff is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Earnest Haynes ........
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Horace ac-
eompanied by Mrs Earl Jordon
motored to Altheimer -. Rufus
Magic of Oneida visited Lonnie
Orr last Sunday ........ Willie Orr
spent Friday in Helena as guest
of Mrs Mary Wakefield.
Pay Your Poll Tax
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
HENSIEY
Prince MatlOck

The BTU Congress of the JEFF
ferson Springs District met at the
Long Star Baptist Church. Those
woh attended from Hensley were
Rev III. Townsend Mr.. and Mrs.
Matlock, Deacon Dudley and
Mr. and Mrs Garland ........ The
Silver Wing Quartet sponsored
bus excursion to Crossett last
week ....... The VOW Association
held services at the Second Bap-
list Church last week ...... E, d.
Hunter has returned home after
visiting with his brother -. Mrs.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27

FOUR MONTHS OLD-Little
Julian Dillon Edmondson ii is
the four months old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Dillon Edmond
son | of Ell Dorado. Julian weighs
all of Is pounds, ounces. Mrs,
Edmondson is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. o. T. LeGrande of
Ell Dorado and Mr.. Edmondson
is the son of MIR. and Mrs, James
Edmondson Of Columbia, Mississ-
ippi. They are both students at
Southern University, Baton Rouge
Louisiana. Mr.. Edmondson is
visiting in the city.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27

Mary McClendon will leave Sat-
urday to visit in Chicago, Illinois
and New York ........ Mrs. Walter
Orr is in st. Louis, Missouri WISH
ting her sister.
Pay Your Poll Tax
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
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PHILADELPHIA
John M. COtledre

Miss Ora Lee Jones of st. Louis
Missouri is here visiting her aunts.
Mrs. Willis Mccoy and Mrs. Tom
Williams and her grandfather, Rev.
N A. Jones.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
,NofionoI lobor Service

renewed their membership .........
John Watson, Rufus Butler and
Ezell Butler were recent guests
of the Watson Sisters -. GOSSIP
.....- All! Here l am back again
with the 1--WE chatter. Why is it
that EW keeps singing I'm in
Love With You Could it be FB
or RIB? -..-. OMF, if l wer you
l would try hopping on to Miss
CS $780, Why is it that EB is
back in town so soon? ........ 1t
seems that I'D and CIV are get
ting somewhere since he has been
hiding ....-.. RIB had better open
her eyes because EW is trying
to put salt in them ........ FIJI, who
in your sweetheart? Could it be
AMF or QMF. You had better
decide or one of them will be
gone from YOU. Will EB, RIB
and id continue to drive that '35
Chevrolet? ....... RMF seems to be
off since she hasn't seen RH $500.
EB, you had better watch your
self The mailman seems to be
bringing more mail to LW. .......
Goodbye hep cats and chicks. See
you next week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-08-27
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Ell DORADO

W. d. BfoWn IS mixing repairs
on the Baptist Church at Warren
...... Mrs. Dorie Yarbirdie passed
Saturday afternoon ....,.. Splendid
services were held at morning
Star last Sunday Rev. f. C.
Cutter conducted the devotion
and Rev. II. G. Goodwin preached
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11

10 it. 3 in. We also got . lot of fine pistuEes". said Mr. Harper.
 Charley Madsen was guide for the hunting party and the trip was made in his boat, the KOdi- ak Bear.
 The two sportsmen left by plane for Anchorage this week where they will engage a guide and hunt caribou, moose and grizzly.
 This was their first trip to Alaska. "I certainly like this country, said MT. Yoakam.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11
Center Reports
 First Contributions

An important meeting of the Board of Directors of the Com niunity Center will be- held iThursday evening at 7 80 o'clock at the center. At that tine final plans will be made for the Cen tss's 6Rancial campaign, which starts Sept 24.
 s First contributors 10 the Cen itsr's l949 operating fund was the Alaska Steamship Go. whose agent, Gene Marlar, delivered 8 35O check to- the Center Tues, day
 [ Second contributor was Steph. en Palivoda. Lr, an ex.service man who enjoyed use of the Center while in the navy here and who has returned to Kodiak to make his home.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11
Hunters Have Fine Trip

Ut was 8 wonderful trip, the guides were fine and the food was good'', was the comment of c. B. Yoakanl, San Antonio, Texas and A, M. Harper, Alice, Texar upon their return to town after a 10 day bear hunting trip to the other side of the island.
 Both hunters shot Kodiak bear. MT. Yoakam's measured 9 it. l in, and MT. Harper's
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11

derson, Lorraine Magnusen, Mrs. Given; vines, Mrs. Wiley, Gene Erwin, Mrs. Wheeldon; cactus, Mrs. Wheeldon, Mrs. Eaton, Gene Erwin; novelties, Mrs. Gi- ven, Marjorie Knudsen.
 Specialties, awards to Mrs. Gunderson and Vera Stone, hon. 'orable mention to Mrs. Jack Bourne and Mrs. Sherwood.
 Juveniles, special award to Carol Meyer; honorable mention to Elaine Weise, Mission boys, Joanne Knudsen, Elsa Anderson. A special award was given to the BPW table and special men. tion to-a pressed flower exhibit entered, but not in competition, by Mrs. Bourne and Mrs. Silver wood
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11
Garden Show Success: Winners Are Listed

Masses of brilliant flowers in gay containers and pOtted plants in all sizes and varieties filled NJ Community Center Sunday for the third annual Garden Show.
 Grand award for exhibits iu Che show went to Mrs c. c. Sae- man, Mrs. Bea Nachtweih, pres, ident, announced. The grand a. ward is based on the number of points given to the various en- tries by the winner
 Alice Given, a member of the sponsoring Garden Club, took 3 bfue ribbons for her entries in ln the exhibits, and Bsa Nacht. weih, club president, and Mrs. c c. Saeman tied with 2 blue sibbons a piece.
 large crowds gathered to see she results of Kodiak's summer gardening. vegetables, ,as we'll as aowers, and also enjoyed the pa,n,iAss shrwn by Mrs. Agnes .Csutchef. Mrs. A,leen Wade, and Paul Bond.
 Besides plants and flowers, sAe show boas ed several sea life exhibits. including 3 goldfish, pressed flSwe rs, and other novel; sies
 Winners ia the various groups were the following, with exhibits 5udged by Dr A Holmes, John- son. Sister Hilary. and H s. ClOutier of the base.
 Centerpieces: Mary Root, Ars. Given. Julia Beals and Alice Meyer; miniatures, Mrs. Given, Mrs. Beals and Mrs. Meyer, Beth Wheeldon;. mono ehromatics. Mrs. E Lightfoot, Mrs Given. June Wilsen; two color. Mrs Beals and Mrs. Mey- er, Mrs Given. Mrs. Wheeldon.
 Fruits. Jerry Sears: "Old Hen. sy'' from Parks Cannery; vege. cables, Old Henry, Spruce Ills. ven Gardens, Mrs. Sears; can- ming Bea NachtweIh, Mrs. Wheeldon. Mrs, Jay Wiley.
 Specimens. annuals, Mrs. Sac. man; perennials. Mrs Given, E. hipe Banks: bulbs, Mrs Nacht- weih,, Bill Criss. Mrs. Wheeldon.
 Plants, Towering, Mrs. Sac. man, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Joe Aeitman; foliage, Marjorie Gun
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11

Miss Mildred Crowell of Nova Scotia and Salem. Mass arrived Thursday evening en route to Ouzinkie for . Swear period as missionary in the Baptist Mis- sion there.