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Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

Potentially there ID 4 great chef
in every American kitchen, ready to
Use to the emergency Of keeping
% family well fed. Grand meals
treated and served three times
Y, day after day by these great
u. Who are they? You! and
and you!
re are three recipes to help
.eep your chefs crown spark.
T. First II Budget Hash. Hash
been helping the homemaker
the budget line for many years
now that another food smer-
y has arisen It h still doing
man duty. This recipe viii ap-
Il to your pocketbook while Il
IS the appetite. Goodi You bsti
Our second recipe, Crispy Baked
5gs. Is another cookery creation
rat you can be proud Of. And last
ut not least, OF course. y . dessert
recipe. Now that apples are plenti-
full how about Apple Crispi Made
with raisin bran It's - economical
as 1t 10 nourishins and scrumptious.
Try this ON the family tonight and
see II they don't nominate you for
new cooking hoporsi
Budget Hash
l cup chopped onions
cup finely diced green pepper
tablespoons melted shortening
pound chopped beef
l cup canned tomatoes or I whole
tomatoes peeled and ont In
quarters
teaspoon chilli powder
2 teaspoons salt
" teaspoon pepper
cup wheat fakes
Saut4 onions and peppers IN :
tablespoons shortening until lightly
drowned. Add beef: brown lightly,
mixing with fork Add tomatoes
and seasonings and cook gently q
to 3 minutes.
Cover bottom of creased casserole
with y Of cereal. then add beet
mixture. Top with remaining cereal
lakes and sprinkle with remaining
Bake In modsrste Ovea
(375' F.) Is minutes, q untfl
)rowrod Makes 6 to 8 servinRn.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23
CURTIS
Arlen G. Banks

Arlen Il. Banks
Mrs. Matte Jones, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S, l.. Horton is at
home due to illness ........ Mrs. My
rite A, Pennington is visiting her
parents at Curtis ........ We are
glad to know that II. D. Coca is
up after 3 or 4 months indoors
........ Mrs. Matte Hendrix is re-
cuperating after period Of i'll
ness ........ Mrs. Fannie Louis of
Oklahoma is visiting her relatives
this week ........ Booker Banks is
planning an extensive trip on his
vacation from the Railroad Co.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

Stephens School, Willie Elan;
Dunbar High, Evelyn Toilette;
Capitol Hill, Mary Brown and
Perlester Hollingsworth; S. A..
Jones High, Leroy Terrell and
Alma Bishop. oSuth End, Alonzo
Pettus and Charles Simms; Gibbs,
Joyce McClinton and Lloyd Will
liams.
Charles Simms,
Reporter
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

DsseOe's
crlspy Baked Eges
/ tablespoon melted butter q
bacon fat
: cups 4ox bran Aakss ss
eggs
y teaspoon salt W
Dash Of pepper srs
Pour butter over cereal AakeA
and toss lightly 70 mix. AfraA0D
cereal fakes 10 form . nest n u
sections OF creased mufan pan: -
use custard cups. Break eegs care.
fully. slipping one into each naGl
Sprinkle with salt and peppe9. Bali
In slow oven (33Ss ~ = ninutsA
|or until sggs ars Arm. 10 serve
loosen with knife ~ Spatula an
LIN eut gently.
Or bake n shallow Grsassd balp
Ing dish. Place cereal Aakes -
bottom q pan and arrange y form
nests. Break n 60 into each
Serve With bacon q ham. Maker
. SERVINGS.
crlspy Baked Eess with chssss-
Mix = cup Grated Ansricaa sAseoo
with cereal fakes - buttes, -
sprinkle cheese - toD e eQes -
fore baking.
Apple csjap ,.st
: cups thinly sliced apples
: TO 4 tablespoons sugar or honsp
! tablespoon melted butter or
margarine
4 teaspoon salt #
y teaspoon cinnamon
: tablespoons batter I'M y
u cup sugar
! tableepooa 1oa1
III cups ra1nin han }r aI4i
Nix togseA1 auJosA s1oA
melted butteg, sAA, anA Glnna1GA
Turn Int 1esp eA1eh baA1ng -
Cream butter: ~ s1U@ -
no1r and MIX wen. AA1 ooFeal -
tegeehss. 0DsUal OVGB
apples. Cover and hako u no1ou1u
oven (3eos ~ - mi1utoA 11moVD
cover anA ssat1nne bak1n9 r -
utes longeg. - mn a01oao -
teodee. Servo vArD NJ 0ean.
Makes I seevinsA.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23
ROSSTON
Lena Mae Galberth

Funeral service of Sam Simpson
was held at New Salem Baptist
Church Sunday. Beady Watts died
last week Funeral service was held
at Harrison Chapel Church ........
F. L. Young and daughter are
back from Ohio ..,. Mrs. Florence
Quarrels of Dalark is here Wis
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

Wright and other relatives $1,000.
Mrs. Meta B. Lyle has returned
from Richmond. Calif.. where she
visited her husband.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

FREE - FREE - Introductory offer-PLAlN MANICURE or
FACIAL CLEAN UP with each Hair Do For Appointment,
Adv. l:l6-232t
Stephenson CoIoed Directory Of Little Rock and North
Little Rock be obtained Calling Robert w. Scott the
STATE PRESS office $685. 1918 St. 4.1s2s-Adv
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23

iting her sister .... On the sick list
are are Mrs. Joe Jenkins. Mrs
Corine Hicks, Mrs. Estella It'd
well . Mrs. N. v. Hicks and
Mrs. Minnie l., Evans spent Nom
day with her ~ Mrs. Roxie
Tidwall and Lorine Staples NOV
ed their membership TO New Be-
thel Church Sunday night ........
Thomas Ray and Clida Mae have
fallen out after being in love so
long .... Have your news ready
when the paper girl comes by.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-23
PRATTSVILLE

Services were high Sunday al
Davis Creek Baptist Church with
Rev. Riley. pastor. We hope that
he will have successful year
........ Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Clegg
and family, accompanied by Sam
mic Green, Sr. motored to Ho-
mer, La, Jan. 3rd to visit rela-
tives ........ Mr.. and Mrs. Edwara
l. Cooper are happily settled at
ter their recent marriage 49,. On
the sick list are John McculEum
and S. H. Green 49,. There Win
be a musical program a. In.
school Thursday night, Jan 18th.
Buy the State Press and read
your home town news.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08
A PROCLAMATION
"I Ann An American Day," 1948

Pursuant the following Proclamation by the United States designating Sunday AMERICAN DAY."
 WHEREAS the stature country by the millions who and other lands realize their dreams of liberty and opportunity; and
 WHEREAS the of national life constantly renewed by the coming of of natebor youth who add their strength preserving heritage which held in trust for them; and
 WHEREAS loyalty ideal has brought together people every unity which the strength has enabled every crisis and
 WHEREAS the trying problems both domestic, which Nation today unh devotion united effort the part of all citizens
 NOW, THEREFORE, l. HARRY s. TRUMAN President of the America of the authority vested by the Congress joint resolution approved May 78 hereby designate Sunday May 16 948 aside occasion the worth meaning of American citizenship recognition those who naaized during past year youth majority ready the full respons of citizenship.
 Federal State and local officials we'll patri educational organizations, conduct exercises expressing hanuness the rights and eges of obga citizens the end that and attained by Americans by other peoples everywhere.
 NOW, THEREFORE, LEW M WILLIAMS, Acting Governor nation urge they participate observing this
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto sub
 scribed my hand and caused the Seal of the Ter
 of Alaska to be affixed at Juneau, the
 capital, this day of April in the year of our
 Lord nineteen hundred and forty eight.
 (Signed) LEW M. WILLIAMS,
 Acting of Alaska
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08

LAND, 10 acres; 4-bedroom house on full concrete base ment. House unfinished but ivable. 3 blocks s.e. of Palmer school near airport. Ina. E. D. Culver, Box 889, Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08

AT FORD sedan; '33 Plymouth sedan. Ina. Hartley Bros. Motors.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08
ATTENTION

127-ACRES good farming land; approximately 5000 feet sea- soned lumber; large lake suit able for small plane landing. See George Small, Palmer. be- tween 5 and pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08

KITCHEN RANGE, pot type oil burner w/blower; Coleman oil heater, 50,000 BTU; both stoves used very little. See Bill Hecker.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08

'36 1 12-ton Ford truck, 40 motor w/6,000 mi; good shape; priced to sell. John Nash, Box 694, Palmer or see evenings at Sherrod's.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08

4-ROOM HOUSE, modern; to be moved. See Mrs. Matt Perkins, ARRC office.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08

MONTGOMERY-WARD washer, electric; handwringer, nearly new; crib mattress; blue taf- feta formal size 16; 2 pr. silk brocade lamp shades; 2 wool Navy blankets. w. L. Zeile.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08
BY ALL MEANSI

70 HILL NI6kAN0J
 On your next trip down town, drop into the tonsorial depart ment of the Valley Barber Shop and have your ears lowered or your whiskers removed in a fast, dependable manner.
 VALLEY BARBER SHOP
 D. s. MEEKS.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED COMPETENT WOMAN to assist in housekeeping care of three children; room, board, salary. See or call Mrs. Jan Koslosky, Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08

88-ACRE farm, 7-rm. house, water, lights; 30 acres cleared; AZ mi. north of Palmer. Ina. David Bryant, Box 1848, Pal mer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08

THREE HOUSES, w/large lots, in Palmer; sewer, water, cleo tricity. Houses modern B. and 4-room; good cond. Come and
 see them. Bids accepted until June l. 10 per cent deposit required with bid; returnable
 if bid is rejected. Houses near churches, school, trading cen ter; good garden land. Call at MVFCA office for particulars.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08

BEAUTIFUL solid walnut dining set; table, buffet, 6 chairs, pad. See Martin at Exp. Farm.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08
Classified Ads
FOR RENT
FOR SALE

WORKHORSE, 12-14OO lbs; req sonable. Ina. Lazy Mt. Chil- dren's Home.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-05-08

SPRINGS JUST AROUND THE CORNER.
 Army needs the Spuds, We've got the seed. Certified Arctic Seedlings, 1Oc lb. Leave orders at Loberg's QuonSet or write Box 1886, Palmer.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
Mill City Urban
League Forms Its
New Program

The Urban League Auxiliary
met Monday night. November ~.
NJ the home Of Mrs Hattie Sier-
man. 34IB Smelling Ave
Tho executive committee Of tho
auxiliary met ai pm. 20 Rc'
quaint the new preaident, Mrs
Hazel Merrill. with plans f0r the
fiscal year.
James T. WardlSw. executive
secretary Of the Minneapolis Ur.
ban League, outlined . four
point program In which he asked
the members 20 initiate . pro
gram 20:
! Stimulate q greater Rpprr.
citation Of arts; z aEslS, In Inter
prTting the Urban League pro
gram, including q membership
drive. 3. continue the annual high
school recognition program on q
more vitAliEed basis. 4 start q
Embarrassing endesvor 20 under
write . certain phase 81 the
Leagues program.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

sinEsr-promotsr Caleb Peterson.
Mention publication Of her excel
lent creative literary work and
ahuTi branch OF into rawlings
about her new steady"
Julia Lee, who recently left
here. started playing piano and
singing with her band leader
brother George when . ''teen.
aReT" and used 20 help him pack
lyric Hall, DreamlAnd and othar
spots In Kansas City, She b one
Of the many who viii profit BY
the lifted recording ban. Her
Cold Hearted Daddy and Living
Back Street For You are sailing
top. flight, but Julia and her boy
Friends will be- pressing out .
dock Of new ones and fast. Per-
sonnet on Back Street" includes
Ernie Royal. Vic pickenson,
Dave cavanaugh. Jack MArahall.
Red Calender and Baby Lovetl
Cold Hearted" numbers Benny
Carter. Red NoFVo and Red Lor-
In EAmona the crew.
Times up, empty cup, Write
me; Harry Levette TAT y, 7Ath
street, Los Angeles 2,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

viii leave for Goodfollow Air
force Base. Las Angelo. Texas,
after his leave
Altman sixth Glass willis Don.
aid (JuVenile JiVrl Gates ar.
rived In the city by plane Sasur.
day, November 20, from San An
tonic. Texas, lie has been given
a leave Of ten days and viii 80 60
Hamilton Field, Calf, lie 10 the
son Of Mr., and Mra willis d,
Gates, Sr. Goa Bryant Ave-, No,
AirSnAn sixth Glass Clyde TuF.
rcntine. son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Clyde
Turrcntinc, Sr,. sol AldFiCh Ave,
No. few in from san Antonio air
base Saturday. November 10, Tie
Is on q ten.day fIrlouRh,
Mr.. and MIRA ConMy l.andeEN,
1851 Bryant AVE- No. returned
home Monday night frum chIca.
go. Gary. Ind, and Indiana Har.
Dor, where they visited with rela
tiVes and friends, while In Chi.
caRo they stayed q, the PrrphlnE
hotel.
John PhlseF. JFs lice q. asth
St., IL recovering In the Veterans
Hospital from an emergency ap,
pendix operation that he had an
Saturday, Nov, 40 Tie IL the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Phisor. 81,
The Ladies' Auxiliary 81 ~
Thomas church met Wednesday,
Nov. II, NJ the home ot Mrs, An.
ma Coleman. liO2 E. 2eth 81
Plans were made for their annual
bazaar 60 be held In the under.
croft Oi the church Friday, Doe,
10, tom ! pm, 10 y pm The
next meeting will be held al the
church Wednesday, Dec, T.
cOLORFUL Barrelhouses oi
the Past Good movie material
Five Points" Madison, Ind
Star and Garter and The Red
Onion, Cincinnati. River Front.
Green Street, Louisville, Pete
and Johnny LRlla'a, Franklin
Street. New Orleans with q big
all day free lunch and ring where
Harry Wills. Eddie Palmer,
Young Jack Johnson. Davy Mills
Jules SArpy. "Nubby" Joe Cans
and other great New Orleans bat &.
tiers used 60 train. Pctrillo glad.
ly compromised with disc Arms
Tho Aft.HRrtley act, when soon
nulllAedtO would have left him
helpless
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
GLORIA WILLIAMS INDICTED INTO
NATIONAL SPEECH ARTS FRATERNITY

The recent induction Of Miss
Gloria l. williams, 597 Rondo
Ave, ST. Paul, in the Zeta Phi
Eta National Speech Arts frater-
nifty. ended a ten-year-old strug-
gle TO remove a restrictive clause
In the constitution Of the frater-
nifty.
The restrictive clause in the
constitution had read, ANY quail
fled white woman eligible 10
join =" In 1915, after a long
fight at national conventions Of
the fraternity, the clause was
changed TO read, ANY qualified
woman student
Miss williams b the FIRST and
only Negro woman 10 belong 70
the Minnesota fraternity. She
was invited 70 become an aSsO-
ciate member Of the fraternity
and to attend q tea given at Coz.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
IN MARRY LEXETTE

HOLLYWOOD 49, CAMP - We
olde Kolyum ~ years old today
but a. hep a. the best booted
Sliek-Chick. ~ reliable a. q sun
dial, a. independent ~ the
Egyptian sphinx
INDEX this session; Who got
the Democratic money! Was
pretty little mRtron Merle's re-
ported 'propositioRinE" by Al
JolSon. alleged coVrnanter of jim.
crOwcd EncIno, cause Of alleged
divorce filing by Woodworking
hubbyH Who reAlly wrote SLEEPY
Time Down SOUTH" Did prtrlllo
win the recording war; Screen
Plays, Inc. with The Champion
and RKo and The Set-up, both
big forth coming priRe-aGht fca-
lures, promise 20 discuss casting
top Negro lighters,
PRkvlKW u the Wesk, The
Boy VITA the ureca MAlF" AZ
FantaG~a. AFmlnaiee day evening,
made hy Dsre SchAFy before he
LETT RKO 10 become vice PFpal.
deat % production al MuM--ths
story Of . boy (DeaA StoekWelN
Of . minority IrOap and his
tFOuhles a. the target Of racial
prejudice, stRdls spent about
Sloe. 600 trying 20 FeVlae and tone
n down, but finally had 90 lee n
stay pat
Pat O'Brien. with whom I
worked in the thriller, san
Quentin" and q number OF
other pictures. was great a. usual
tRemembeT him In Boys
Town"O Other stars were Bar.
bRra Hale and Robert Ryan. sup,
ported by such actors a. Richard
Lyon, Walter CatletL Samuel
Kinds and Regis Toomy, Film IL
tcchnicoluT produced by Stephen
Amea, directed by Joseph LoSey,
KEEPING on with the Indies !
Re the Democratic campaign
moAey--full expose later. ~.
VoFce ease mentianed. not ilnAl
yet, SLEEPY Time" was actually
written by Otis Rene and CIaF.
ence Muse collaborating on lyrics
and Otis and brother Leon, con.
tFlbuliRG che music. Scrubbed
aTNt on prescription blanks by
Otln At the naumann. Rene drug
store Itth and Central.
Skipping the "Gifl of the
Week" chapter this time. Didn't
complete investigation Of that
slender, lovely, winning. brilliant
but unpretentIous future Atty,
Darlin Webster, And Just forget
that one about Bernlce Cook
Stlll satisfied 10 play second
fiddlo and remain In the back.
ground, Suspect she's heading
for another middle sISls" march,
Latest excursion was with actor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

The Saturday night BoaansO
club met November 20 at the
home Of Mrs. David Payne, 1878
Western Ave. Two substitutes
were there in the absence of two
members. They were Mrs. Hen
rietta williams and Mrs. Mar
garet Carter. The club Is plan
ming on giving q holiday party to
be given at the home Of the pres
ident Mrs. Ida covington, 667 81.
Anthony Ave. Dec. %.
The Girl Scout TrOup 8 met at
the 81. Paul Episcopal church on
the Hill last Thursday, Noven-
Der II, TO entertain the parents
Of the girl scouts, Among the
girls who participated in the en-
tertainment were Marchita Allen,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

Julia Jones, and Joan Howell.
Refreshments were served after
wards.
The ST. hin school PTA met
last Tuesday evening. November
Is, and had open house. Mayor
Delaney was the principal speak
er. A large crowd attended the
meeting.
The Episcopal churches Of the
Twin Cities sang in a combined
program at ST. John Episcopal
church Sunday. November 81.
The Y.W.A.S Of the Sc. James
AME church held a business
meeting November Q. at the par
sonREe. 566 W. Central Ave. Mrs,
Cora Z. Moore was the hostess.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

Hospital, The baby has not been
named - yet, but mother and
baby are reported doing fine,
Mr.. and AiFN Leonard Madden,
and nephew, Jimmy Anderson.
motored TO Kansas City last week,
Mr. and MIA VeFR MARAlAE.
owners Of the Avalon Hotel In
Rochester, Mimi, were house
guests for the past week end Of
Mrs. T. d, Warren. 500 Fremont
Ave No.
The TwiA City Maids and Ma.
irons met Saturday with Mrs,
Russell Underwood, S690 Fourth
Ave So, The first guest prize was
won by Mrs, W, W, Gross, Keo-
kuk, Iowa. and Mira Palmer Jack.
son who won second guest prize
The club prizes were won by
Mines. Cleat Oliver, ST,, first, {.
W. WiGinton, second, and J. Wal.
ton crump, third. The next meet
ing will be held Saturday. Dccem.
Der II. at the home OF Mrs. W,
Baxter walker.
The HeIpeFS Club Of g. Peters
AM,E church met Sunday. Nov,
n, al the home Of Mrs. &, l., Alex.
andcr, SSa3 Fifth Ave, SO, The
next meeting will be held sun
day, Dec, 10, with Mrs, Francis
Baker. S6J2 Fourth Ave, So. en-.
teTtAining
M~. T. u. stoVall. sees Firth
Ave So, left Wednesday. Nov, II,
10 spend Thanksgiving with Tela.
tivcs and friends In Chicago, She
will spend several days with her
sister. Mrs. jamie Foster, who 10
30 years old.
The Don For J0aFN, Q newly o..
ganiEed club, met last Tuesday At
the home Of Maxine Harpole. 23i0
Tenth Ave. So. Tho members Of
the club are Mary Jane White.
June Williams. Daisy Ice Ed
wards. Daisy Mac CottA. Betty
Brown, 10 Ann Harpolc. Maxine
HSrpolc, Shari Price, and Shirley
Price. A meeting was held Tues
day. November ~, AT the home Of
Daisy lee Edwards, 1909 Fifth
Ave No.
Pvt. Albert e. Jones. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Jones, 1908 Olson
Blvd, returned home for = ten
day leave Saturday. November
20. lie has been stationed at Lock.
land Airforrc Base Monday he
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
BY OSCAR NEWMAN

The presentation Of the three
act farce comedy. "Three'S =
Family" was q complete success,
Judging from the audiences ~
action,
The auditorium Of the Phyllis
WheStley settlement house shook
from the ceiling 60 the floor with
the enthusiastic applause of the
very RppreCiatiVe audience.
Because Of the weather change,
the crowd for the plays FIRST night
appearance was relatively small
compared 10 the next nights audi.
ence, but they more than made up
for Il with endless laughter and
all.around heartfelt enjoyment
The audience seemed favorRbly
impressed with each and every
character no matter how small his
or her part was, OF course. there
were u few Of the characters who
met with more approval than
others.
John MAXWELL. who played the
part Of sam whitaker" . man
In his hftieS, but still rather good
locking. vas . EtAndOut a. q hus-
band. whose whole life was spent
taking care Of babies and the
house while his wife worked In
her chosen career.
Lillian GoOdhue Penn bowled
them over, A. the plump maid,
who fiounced In and out Of the
room, drank the scotch while they
were gone and made long distance
telephone calls Her first and sub.
sequent appearances on the stage
were greeted with waves Of
laughter.
Irma Dalrymple, played by De
Iores BeaSley. cOnvulSed the audi
ence throughout the play, Her
most noteworthy scene, which
panickcd the audiences was when
she tried TO find q comfortable
way TO sleep on = living room
couch, when Sam wIttaker's
Daughter breaks with her hus-
band. and returns home with her
baby.
Wayne Murphy'S portrayal Of
the ancient and neaTsighted DIR
BarteIl was almost more than the
audience could take In the way uf
laughter. His stumbling over
chairs, getting the sxpsctsnt
father mixed up with Sam Wit
takeT and eKclaiminR. We're
making progress IN regards 20 the
birth Of the Hazel whitaker
baby" had the audience literally
In stitches.
A. the end Of the play the com
plete cast was called back repeat
eddy, by the long applause, and u
would be safe in saying that any
subsequent plays offered by this
new theatre group will not be
lacking In . large and extremely
apprecistivs audience.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
Two Views Of First
Play Presented By New
Experimental Theatre

representative Of the types they
portrayed,
All in all. this comedy was
very well played, Other players,
Constance chiVerA Edward
SpriGgS. Gaines A. Mcintosh. Syi.
via Booker. Matthew Little and
Flo&Sie Harris, all did their bits
to contribute 20 the comedy Of
this jittery family.
Don X. Benson. James Patter.
son and John Maxwell were In
charge Of construction: Don X
Benson, lights; Bertha Smith,
properties; Joan Fletcher. sound.
and Jane Tyrrell was In charge
Of the program.