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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12
MENIFEE
Zelsna NJ. English

The members of the Church of
Christ attended the meeting at
Russellville last Sunday evening.
A. J. Colston, OF Memphis was the
speaker. The Churches of Christ OF
Conway, Menifee, and Russellville
are sponsoring meeting in Black
well. The meeting starts Sunday,
August IA A. J. Colston will also
speak at the meeting. All citizens
are invited ..... William Hood re-
turned home from the Mo. Pacific
hospital in Little Rock where he
has been receiving treatment.
Mrs. Adner Wilds. Archie Reed,
A. E. Woods, and Cornelius Pen
nington have returned from Pine
Bluff where they were attending
AM&N John Chamberlin. June
Lamar, and Mrs. Gladys Duke of
Little Rock spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mcdaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. SELLER Thomp-
son and daughter Margaret Ann of
Little Rock were guests Of Mrs.
Mary Acklin . Lacey Mayors and
Lloyd Henderson of Blackwell
were guests of Mr., and Mrs. Hard.
ing Byrd and Miss Zelma M.
English and family. They attended
Philander Smith college in Little
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12
AUGUSTA

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sewer OF Chic
Mrs. Douglas Sewer the past
ago visited his parents, Mr.. and
week. Joe Sewer returned to
Chicago and Mrs. Sewer went to
Cotton Plant to visit her mother,
Mrs. Irene Wilkes Mrs. An
thony and Mrs. Ida M. Black at
tended the closing of the Wynne
district conference at Searcy. Rev.
A. Logwood is Presiding Elder ......
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lasker are
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Rachel Sew
Ter and other relatives and friends.
Scrap Jones has returned to the
hospital for further treatment.
Mrs. Catherine Jones is very i'll at
this writing Spencer Gum is i'll.
The Stanley party will be held
August 3lth at the same place
Mrs. Jerelene Billiard and sister,
Mrs, Jestena Daniels and children
of Pine Bluff are in the city visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lowe Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Hall and Mrs. Virginia Sewer
spent the day with their cousin,
Mrs. A. e. Hollis the past week 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Sewer visited Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Williams in Revels the past
week. Mr. Williams is Mrs. Vir,
ginia Sewers father. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arts OF Chicago is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Laura Arts in
Gregory.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12
Russe||vilIe

Miss Arletha is back from her
vacation which she spent in Kan
sas.. Russell Drane from Meal
mot will present religious movie
at Lane Chapel CINE church Au-
gust 14th at 8 p. m.....Miss Emo
gene is spending her vacation in
Little Rock Bob Hendrick and
grandson. George. left for Wichita
*. J. Shan is home from his
visit in Kansas City The fourth
and last quarterly conference of
Lane Chapel CINE church was
held August 7th. Rev. J. c. Criner,
P. E. and Rev. c. w. Smith, pastor.
Mrs. Franklin is home from her
summer work at AMIN college.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12

Rev. Cutter will preach at Rev.
divers church Sunday at 8 p. m.
in Junction City. The Court Cal
lanthe Lodge no. l06 will meet at
E. & B street Thursday at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Ida Meek. VIC. Have your
news and money ready when the
paper boy calls. Rev. Cutter was
at Calandonia last Sunday where
he began preaching in the year
1900..,..Jake Gaines, husband of
Mrs. Ester Gaines of Urbana. is
in a hospital.....Mr and Mrs. Ike
Clark of 800 Grove st. spent tht
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12

Browns mother, Mrs, A, B. Wood
ly.a.Mmes. Jessie and Nora Rid
ley of Tuekerman were week end
guests of Rev, and Mrs, Woody
Sunday They attended church at
Bethel AME church Sunday, Ju-
ly 3lst. the following infants were
baptized at Bethel AME church by
Rev. Woodly;Rayland Grundy son
of Mrs, Hattie Mae Grundy; David
Lee Miller and Frank Miller, jr,.
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mil
ler,.,,.Rev, and Mrs. Albert ST.
Clair and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nc
Coy went to Judsonia to spend
the week end with Rev. ]. N. F.
Brewer and Mrs. Hershel
Finley went to New Port Wednes-
day to visit friends 500. High Phil
Ups and Mrs. Willie Lewis were
business visitors in Batesville Fri
day Scout master Johnny Brown
and asst scout master Mack Brown
accompanied the boys Of troop lis
to Conway for a week OF camp
training. Mrs. Mildred Brown ac-
companied them as far as Little
Rock for visit with friends.
Mrs. Matte Watkins and Rev. and
Mrs. S. E. Johnson attended
meeting at Duncan ME church at
Clarendon last week. Mrs. Betty
Pyles arrived Sunday to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Ida Edmonson and
family Circle No. l and the Deb
ators' club Of Lafferty ME church
met at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble Smiley Tuesday and Thurs
day nights. Rev. E. Shawl, pastor
Of the Baptist church was visitor
Sunday. While here he preached
at Bethel AME church Sunday
night.....Artis Cravens, grand
daughter and Elex Jones Of Hoxie
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy
Cravens Sunday. Mrs. Fisher
Burrough. Mrs. Leonard Willis.
Mrs. Mary Hubble, Gloria Jean
Calhum and L. V. Miller arrived
Thursday to spend the day and
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Savoy
Montgomery and Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble Smiley. While here they WIS.,
tied the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Freda Locks. Mrs. Hubble was
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bauc-
cum. Misses Vivian and Theo-
dora Waugh returned from Little
Rock Tuesday where they were in
summer school at Philander Smith
college 80. Mrs. Johnnie Murchison
and sons accompanied by Rocky
Rawles of Little Rock arrived
Wednesday to spend a few days
with her parents.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12
RoSSroN

The Oak Grove Baptist church
revival started Sunday night, Ju-
1y 3lst with Rev. Erby conduct
ing the meeting President Alex
ander and Elder A. r. Harris OF
Pine Bluff visited Mr.. and Mrs.
! hyde Evans Tuesday There was
~ rally at New Bethel church Sum
day sl665 were raised james
Evans and Clarence left for De-
troit Sunday Charlene Fisher,
Julia Gulley aid Robert Earl are
visiting in Hot Springs Chat
mon Thorns is visiting around the
school. Ollie v. and Lula Mae
Quarles are visiting Johnnie Simp-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12

st. James AME church closed q
one-week revival last week with
6 new members added to The
church. Rev. s. M. McClemen b
pastor. Rev. w. G. Harper de-
livered the sermon at st. Step
hens Baptist church last Sunday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Carter
returned home from st. Louis If
ter seeing the Brooklyn-St. Louis
baseball game.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12
DIES ARC
Ella NJ. Brown

Thursday night a group went
to Rock Chapel to the AME MIR
district Sunday School and Allen
League convention. Those who at
tended were Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer,
Mrs Irene Hartman, Mrs. Luisia
L,les. Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Brown
mons, Porter Williams Elder ].
and daughter, Bobbie Joyce SIM
J. Brown delivered a nice sermon.
Sunday a group went to Bis
coe to attend NEDCMB singing
union. Sunday night Rev. r. l..
Bates OF Hazen preached at Fell
lowship Baptist church. ......Jim
Chace left Tuesday for Fort Root.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12
Gu0ok
-tDepri Icampbell

1Deps M ~""f~s"
~ Mrs. Bertha Profit will leave
for her home in Madison. Wiscon-
sin within a few days Mrs. Al
veline Walters was in Little Rock
for a short stay visiting her hus-
band and family Mr., and Mrs.
Fairchild and Mrs. Fairchild's sis
ter, Mrs. Ida Hicks Of Poplar Bluff
spent a few hours here with their
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. John Evens
OF Chicago are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barlow,
-. Mrs. Mamie Tate has returned
TO her home in Oklahoma after
spending two weeks here and in
Ell Dorado .. Alvin Stringer was
called here to the bedside Of his
mother, Mrs. Virginia Stringer. At
ter spending week here, he left
for his home in Nebraska Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Jones and Mrs.
Jones sister, Mrs. Ellis of De-
troit are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Jones and Mrs. Ellis
Campbell at Biernes. Mrs. D.
Walter Mckinney and children are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave McKinney..Mrs. Charline
Hays, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Tim Harper, married J. w Harvey
OF Chicago. Mrs. Harvey is here
visiting her father and Mrs Maude
Chatmon. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
will make their homes in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Crew OF
Los Angeles are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Harrington Mrs A.
mialos Williams left Saturday for
Chicago to visit her mother, Mrs.
Charley Williams Mrs. A. D.
Smell left Wednesday for Texas
where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Wilma Johnson ...Alma and
her brother. D. Barnes OF Ohio are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Rosie
Barns who is i'll, and Mrs. Golden,
a sister. Mrs. Essie Johnson Of
MeGehee is visiting Mrs. Virginia
Stringer who is I'LL. r. Step
hens and his son. Joe Wright and
grandson. Bill Nails all Of Chi.
ago, are Gurdon visitors .... Mrs.
Nancy Hughes, Mrs. Virginia
Stringer and Allen Stringer made
a business trip to Arkadelphia.
The Paris Brown Bombers of
Texas stormed into Gurdon Sat
urday night and upset the Gurdon
Panthers' excellent record with
two games to their credit
The Panthers had their ace
pitcher, Frank Shepard. on the
mound, who gave up 8 hits to go
down in defeat II to 0. with the
help of B. Bizzle in the first game.
In Sundays game, j. L. Sherman
did some very good pitching of S
hit balls to take defeat. 40 in
the second game with the Paris
Brown Bombers. His opponent
Mitchell pitched 9 hits to win.
This loss does not make such a
big dent in the games already
won by the Gurdon Partners. be-
cause they have been playing
wonderful baseball up to the pre-
sent time.
The Panthers went to Paris.
Texas on the 9th and 10th to re-
turn these two games.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12
Chidestd

Louis Sockwell and Miss Udell
Blake motored to Fl Dorado SAT-
urday, July 30th where they were
united in marriage. Rev, 7. n
Stith preached the II o'clock ser.
mon at the church Sunday and
Rev. G. c. Wilboms preached the
evening sermon. The Four KingD
juniors rendered music.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12

son..-"The Rosston Tigers and
Stamps Red Socks played ball at
Stamps Saturday. Scores were
1873 in favor of Rosston. Mrs.
Lillian Evans is improving from
illness Mrs. Sylvester Tidwell Of
Prescott visited Mrs. l.. Evans
over the week end,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12
WESSON
Mr.. d. ]. LOggins

Mrs. Geneva is home from
Parkdale 49,. Rev. and Mrs. L. r.
Warren and Darlene OF w. Palm
Beach, Florida are visiting Mrs.
Warren's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Loggins ........ Melvin and Gar
land Harris OF Pine Bluff are Wis
iting their grandmother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Elliott of Ell Dora
do visited relatives here Wednes.
day......Mrs. w. l.. Browning i.
home from summer school at AN
&N college. Pine Bluff
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12
RIxlE

The 4th anniversary Of Rev. r.
w. RACERS will be held at Clay
ton Baptist church August l4th.-.-.
Ill are Mrs. Minnie Tate. Mrs. Nat
tie Griffin, Mrs. Mary Robinson.
Mrs. Sally Fairfack, Alonzo Do
well. Mrs. Hazen Lewis. Mira
Emma Washington. Earnest Har-
ris, Lawrence Stricklin, and MrA
Norfleet. The baby daughter q
Mrs. Sallie Fairfack died recently.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12
BATESVIlLE
Virginia Montgomery

Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Brown and
daughters, Misses Mamie and Bar.
bara Of Osceloa were guests Of Mr..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-12
sMAckOvER

Collie Caldwell
Mrs. Mary Townsend and her
group of singers visited Olive
Light AME church Sunday ..Jac.
outline Fay Coleman is much i'm
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Chicago Livestock

s.ssls soss sa5 Spri total e 800
Compared week ago: Weights below 1s0
pounds 1.27-1.75 lower with extremes OF
100: barrows and gifts scaling 1S0-230
pounds 100 1.50 lower; weights $40
pounds and oyer 1915. mostly so; ofI;
sows around $3.50 lower; most good and
Il s 20 1885,; sso-sso pounds rss oi7ss; ossa
340-400 pounds 16.26-17.0 90; ,sows under
400 pounds 16.75-1o.5o; 425-5o0 pounds
salabIe cattle 500 (esfimated); total
not given; COMPARED week ago: Beef
steers declined SOL 90 with weights over
1,050 pounds on most; hetfers $3.50
lower; cows about 25 Of; bulls down
50-75: yealers 1.00-4.00 lower: stockers
and feeders about steady In . slow trade;
few loads choice. beef steers 20. 90;
one load high choice 1,295-pound beeves
topped at 1925; bulk good and choice
low GOOD steers 22. .oo-a3. SO: choice I.o4s:
pound heifers topped at 90 SO: bulk good
cows 81 90 down; most Gamers and GUT
tiers 13.00-16 late sausage bulls $3.50
down: vealers mainly under $500.
Salable sheep 100 (estimated); total
not given. Compared week ago: Medium
to good fed wooIed lambs, 27,00 down to
23 90; good and choice No. clipped
good and choice wooled ewes late mostly
IA 40 down
Evening star., 1949-04-24

gro4p wtl address ths essSkAlss
at TIE crxninx ssss3oa ot4feE
ss>eAkess include Morton RsSasAa.
executive head Of ttse hat ssszAi
assoc aAssSzn Henry ? igt. hAlls-
nsoge pas; president n r.
Northrap cs WAsrsngsoss. sacs
president. National krtAsi tsaEa.
oer nvaiets. and Curt ( Mack.
assistant comm sAssofaeF, FcSieEAl
Housing AaS<e tattgaa
The program all css~s tttnea
in national affairs, leans. oailpok
toS honae aailclns new 5assneas
idras. and mortgage underwriting
IN lsSa
feriss Heads BanA Gsreap,
Prank NJ Rerlsy, trust invest
ment ofterg Of gile American tSe-
curi,s 4 Trust Ce. viii srTVe as
chairman eI the Entertainment
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Market Averooes
Business Briefs

Automobile Production in the
United States this week totaled
129.068 units. including 104, $40
passenger cars and 24.698 trucks
Wards Automotive Reports. Last
weeks output included 101 $50
cars and 25.141 trucks. A year
ago. the totals were 71.319 and
30,342.
Pure Oil Co. declared an extra
dividend of Is cents and q regular
quarterly Of Is cents. both payable
June /.
General Electric Co. elected
Ralph J. Cordiner executive vice
president. This post Is regarded
as a stepping stone to the presi-
dency. Charles e. Wilson was re-
elected president and Philip D.
Reed board chairman.
Pepperell Mfg. Co. announced
its entire Fall River, Mass, plant
will be operating on rayon by mid
July. 1t was once one of New
England's leading cotton textile
mills. Cotton machinery is being
shipped south.
Republic Steel Corp. earned
1928. .623 or $2.52 a share in
three months ended March 81 VS..
SO, ,132, $50 or $1.54 a year earlier.
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. net in
come for March quarter was S.
332, ,056 or $1.90 VS.. $5.562,019 or
$1.45 in the same period.
Abbott Laboratories profit for
March quarter was $3.820,157 or
$1.02 VS.. $3,40O,768 or 81 cents.
National Supply Co. earned So
Ao60. .277 or So in March quarter VS..
81 ,237.922 or 73 cents year
earlier.
Lion Oil Co. profit for March
quarter was $2,222,779 or $1.90 VS..
$2,988. .848 or $2.55 in the same
1948 period.
Mission Corp. earned $5.346,055
or $3.50 in 1948 VS.. $2.668,824 or
s1.94 in the previous year.
Alan Wood Steel Co. net for
March quarter was $1.385,68 or
$2.68 VS.. $672,110 or $1.21 in the
same period.
United Biscuit Co. earned ST.
318,677 or $1.38 in March quarter
VS.. $1,102,808 or $l.16 a year
earlier.
Detroit Steel Corp. net income
for March quarter was $1,302, ,772
or $1.45 VS.. $l,348,997 or $1.55.
Anderson Prichard Oil Co.
earned $1,272.619 or $1.56 In
March quarter VS.. $1.607,319 or
$1.98 a year earlier.
International Products Corp. net
for 1948 was $1,007 ,065 or $3.07
VS.. $286,674 or 81 cents in 1947.
Beech-Nut Packing Co. earned
$967 500 or SO cents in March
quarter VS.. $1.356.o07 or SO cents
a year earlier.
A. e. Staley Mfg. Co. profits for
March quarter was $685. or
$1.01 VS.. $1.113.166 or $1..26.
Ge2eral Refractories Co. earned
$849 .284 or $1.81 in March quarter
VS.. $748,656 or $1.59 a year earlier.
Paraffine Companies, Inc. net
for nine months ended March 81
was $2,797,778 or $1.85 VS.. $2,740,-
543 or $1.81.
Penick & Ford, Ltd, earned
SAB ,908 or go cents in March
quarter VS.. $204.419 or % cents.
American Seating Co. net for
March quarter was $359,784 or
$1.63 VS.. $265 ,448 or $1.20.
Atlas Powder Co. earned $685.
763 or $1.04 in March quarter VS..
1886 or 70 cents year earlier.
Cream Of Wheat Corp. profit for.
March quarter was 1924. .491 or 54
cents VS.. $260,841 or 43 cents.
w. E. Sheaffer Pen Co. earned
$2.471 1852 or $3.06 in year ended
February % VS.. $1,825, ,582 or $2.25
..~ L.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

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Evening star., 1949-04-24
feriss Heads BanA Greap,

Committee for
the DtAu Iet
Bankers ASsc-
Citations Ju ne
c o n nti On.
President RED
cft II Lacey
announced yes-
sefsfhy John c,
Nc Cor m = c b,
vice president
and cash Ter.
R4RgS National.
VIII be wee
chairman
Other mem
lanys arr DaNiff
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Stocks Turn Upward
After Suffering Big
Losses During Week
BY the kssoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, April 23.-The
stock market ran into heavy
weather this week before reach
ing clear waters today.
From Monday through Friday
nearly $500. .000, 900 was Topped
off the market value of all shares
listed on the exchange. Demand
revived Saturday and a small part
Of the weeks losses retrieved.
Selling pressure early in the
week was comparatively mild. On
Thursday, though, the market took
one of the worst lickings 1t has
had this year. A degree Of sta
bility appeared on Friday but to-
day a decisive upward trend de-
veloped.
Buying during the short session
was well distributed, with almost
every group Of stocks sharing in
the improvement. Gains ranged
from fractions to around a point.
Richfield Oil Active.
Richf1eld OIL was the most ac-
lively traded issue for the second
day running and again established
a new high for the year with a
gain Of nearly two points at one
time. The final price was "a
higher at 36A. Sinclair, second
most active issue. gained " at
1924.
Richfield OF = 8 stock some
what on the volatile side, mainly
because Of the fact that Sinclair
Oil and Cities Service together
own nearly go per cent of the
amount outstanding, thus limiting
the supply in the open market.
One source suggested that de-
mand for Richfield was inspired
by the success Of drilling opera
tions in the Guyana oil field In
California.
United Corp. common and pre-
ferred stocks were two others In
the most active list. The common
tnched ahead 1s to 33s while the
preferred took a 1b-point jump
to 461a. Interest was stimulated
by news from Philadelphia that
the Third Circuit Court of Ap-
peals denied an application of
certain stockholders for a stay of
a Federal court order approving
the company's plan to retire the
stock on April 80.
Big Steel Higher.
Others closing higher included
United States Steel. Vanadium
Steel, General Motors, United
States Rubber. United Aircraft,
Texas Pacific Land Trust (Which
reached a 1949 high during the
day., American Telephone, Con-
solidated Edison, Kennecott Cop
per, Westinghouse Electric, Union
Carbide, Eastman Kodak, Ameri-
can Woolen. Southern Pacific, Illi-
nois Central. Superior Oil of Cali
fornia Cup 6 at 145, and Pacific
Western Oil.
Volume amounted to $4,000
shares, in contrast with 100000 q
week ago. OF the 674 individual
stocks which traded. 364 advanced
and 1913 declined.S
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks moved up q of one point
to 62.8, the only gain of the week.
At the close a week earlier the
average stood at Ga.
The Thursday break in the
market carried the price level to
a low since February 20 and not
far from the 1948-49 low. -
Came without Warning.
Like so many decisive moves in
the market, general selling broke
out on Thursday without warning.
Wall Street could find nothing in
the news Of the day to account for
the selling and had to fall back
on a long list Of unfavorable items
which have been reported from
the business front during the past
few months.
Many in the financial district
felt that the news indicated busi-
ness will not make as much money
this year as it did in 1948.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Building and Loan
Leaders 10 Meet al
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Evening star., 1949-04-24

Master Electric Co. earned
$139.945 or % cents in March
quarter VS.. $673,679 or $1.35 a
year earlier.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

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The Valley settler., 1949-06-10
BfRT5S $ OEATHS

BFKTT5N 6 UENTHS Mir. and 1trss 7or1 Bonglo Of Valdez, baby boy weight 1b. oz. llr. and Mrs. Roland Grover Of Palmer, Baby girl, weight 1b. 3 oz. llr. and Hrs. Richard Gouan, baby boy ,uo ight g lb. 8 OF. IIr. and Mrs. Elroy Knapp lost baby. born prematura11y, after 34 hour struggle for life.
 Died from Auto accident. Mir. Joseph P. Far1norsloy of Anchorage diod in the Val1oy Hospital on June 9, as a result of injur ies sustained in an Auto accident on Nay 31, at Mile 59. His fife vas not seriously hurt.
The Valley settler., 1949-06-10
VALtEY VISITORS

4mong the Valley visitors over the Colony Day celebration ~oro:
 M.P. la,l1anoy, Tx Corrni ss toner for Llas,ca of Jupoau,
 Miss Dolores zeis, former Public Health Mrso, nov of Juneau.
 Willy Yah lilly, ncer from F. T. D. Chr is Aadorson, father of MOrlo 4ndorson, and also foI1aor Valloy resident. Mir. and Mrs. o.on Jones and family, former employee of the N.V. .F.C.!4.
 John Walsh, Forhor UP. Zorro spOndents Lloyd c. ol son, fUur1er employee of lWTCl-,
 nov manager of AHcAorago Travel Bureau.
The Valley settler., 1949-06-10
SP SMAW 5
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CLUE SHO WS lC7URES

Todnos sdoy evening, Juno l, Mir. Reeves of tho Roovos llout ian !4irvoys exhibited motion pictures, tokon noor Cold Bay, I1asl1a, homo of tho Big Kodiak Boar, at the Snort srnan's Club rooms. Numerous shott TOTO shorn of several bears in var ious nOsoso Tho onos of tho mot11or and Cubs fishing TOTO especially interesting. Tolo- photo Ions modo vory clear shots. Tho second rool shor-od tho hunting party in ,rh ich Mir. Reeves killed tho largest bear on record. Shots Of tho kill and tho boar after it -as killed shouod tho inncnsity of tho an imol. Mir. Reeves ,Uho Is tall nan, raised ono of the hind logs ovor his shoulder and tho foot ccano up to his hood vhi1o tho body ros lying on tho ground.
 l-r. Reeves showed pictures of another big boar that ras not killed because, he said it ros too small. It 17as only about foot tall. large and onthusi iastic crowd filled tho Sport srnon' s, Club rooms for tho nooting.
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The Valley settler., 1949-06-10
TO ALICE OINKEL WCOS

Flo Alice Dinlzo1, daughter of lr. and Mrs. Harold Dinkol of Tasi1la, became tho bride of William Trycl1 on Sunday June 5th at the home Of tho Brides parents.
 Tho young couple plan to make tho ir future home in 4nchorago vhero tho groom is en- ployed.
The Valley settler., 1949-06-10
. VISITS VALLfY

lr. A.L. zunralt, Pros idont of tho Alaska Mission of tho Seventh Day Adventist Church, uas a visitor in tho Valley last v.ool.
 Leonard Jones from tho Purchasing & Con- tractin ing offico at Fort Richardson vas visitor in the Valley on Sunday.