davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laU, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. ,Dait three full days and
receive the license on the nth .
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Donald TabeI, 20. and DEAN Esan, 1s,
JOIN ES.1n % ri s s4s 7es st. p as n
II. both Of Annandale, Va.
''issa ssFtG s5.n5fs 5 fsl yt 18th 'se
Emil aunter. 27. ousntico. Va. and Eliza
beth Cline. 80; 23l9 North Capitol St;
" Zenith Hint Hunt sl. isi1 81 irvins vi g St: tn NJ. anu
George Taylor, %. SO Eye st. s.w. and
Edith Dorsey. "3; 43a 1st St. s.w.
neoqots popothy Auntsr. g. 4aas Bennins M A rd
JASPER Kent 80, so1s 10th st. NV, and
William Cline. 81, Mt. Rainier, Md, and
Harry Bascom, "a. 343l 14th st. NV,
and Edythc James, 80, 800 10th st.
Omar MUIR. 45, and Elsie Knight, 45,
both Of Baltimore o,- -. =.
and Lillian Rawlings, ss. Hysttsviiie,
William Jones, 2S. '52s Goth st. NV. and
Walter Mangan. 81. 1888 Rigss pl. NV,
and Marion Tomasulo, 80. 1881 Porter
st. NV.
and Burnette Thompson, 23, Mt
Martin Brandt. %, 1921 U pl:, Sc, and
Robert Northrup. 20. 1887 Legation st.
NV, and Margaret Day, 81. 3911 Mill
tary rd. NV
ave. NV, and Mary Bailey, 80, IS
Frsderick Butler, -. 1853 Gales st. ne,
Bernard Funaro, 90 and Katherine La
psta "2. both of $40 11th st. Sc;
Burnham McCaffree. 45. 1885 18th st.
NV, and Margaret Averill, A., 3o4S
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Deaths Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau of Vitaf Statistics)
Mary D. shires. 81. 1892 Quebec cpl NV,
Eieanora H. Evans, ss, 2so0 Connecticut
JOHN hne' II. h'"i Briggs, s5. so5 Massachusetts,
Mary A. Moore. "a. sss L st NV,
Emma Levy. 80. 2731 Deyonshire pi. NV
Bertha G. Davisson. u. 52l2 18th st. n "
George r. Joachim, 76, 1900 Good Hope
E,izsbeth Salisbury. 7s. Rockville. Md.
James A. Drake, 6s. Etters, Pa.
Ella w. Lauderdale, 6S. 1924 Webster st.
winfield nM L. White. es. ss7 Pa. ave. nv.
Walter W. Jackson. 80. 1912 Calvert st.
waitman B. Triplett. 50. 1901 10th st
Joseph H;ai W. Fulton, A.. 11e1N H. ave. NV.
Rolla A. Swann, jr., 81: n Arlington: va
Thomas H. Wallace. So; 2l13 is; st. NV.
sn5an Emma PSnosn' RSams 7 g. aa ISL St st. sn Nv"
J.aWrence w. Moten. -. Blue Plains, D. C.
A;e. Anns wi|SeI Bisakson ~ e. ~ psrk 81 rd NV
Mamie Smith. 8S, 2424 18th st Sc.
Annie copelin, 81. III Kenyon st. NV:
Mamie M SHEPPARD, Sc. 1881 Warder
Rev. Thomas Hubbard. "a. 500 9th st
Thomas J. Bright, 90. so4 4th st. ..w.
Emory s. Haywood SO, l64a 3rd st, NV
Mick Simpkins, 80, Arlington. Va.
Madeline Fortune, 46. 1922 Foote ut. ne.
lola Collins. 80. 32O D st.. s.w.
Sylvester e Gibson, 2. 313 o ST. s.w.
Evening star., 1949-03-10

YOU CAN TAKE A BOW for
your cooking skill even
if you're a new conner" to the
kitchen domain! The trick? Sim
ply use PILLSBURY Hot Roll
Mix for this Sure-edSy mix
guarantees "scrumptious," snowy
white homemade rolls every time!
Since all the ingredients for two
dozen medium-sized rolls come
right in the package, you just
add warm water to the yeast and
stir in the mix to form soft
dough then let rise, shape, let
rise again and "whisk" into the
oven. Makes d-e-e-e-Hghtful cof-
fee cake, pecan rolls and cinna-
mon buns, too so score a
sure hit with "success-perfect"
PILLSBURY Hot Roll Mixl
Evening star., 1949-03-10

EASY TO TAKE buffet sup
pers with an original, exotic
goodness that's really oriental
in-flavor! And just rs easy to
make, too provided you "em'
ploy" LaCHOY Bean Sprouts, La.
CHOY Mixed Vegetables and a
little ingenuity. For instance -.
add LaCHOY Mixed Vegetables
to creamed chicken or fish -.
or make your usual shrimp salad
unusual" by adding crisp, ten
der LaCHOY Bean Sprouts! Then
to really intrigue your family.
as we'll as guests, serve LaCHof
Chinese Dinner! All ready 10
heat and serve, it's savory, ma
vorful meal in one handy carton
so get all these straight
from-the- Chinese "delighnI
Evening star., 1949-03-10

perfect that in a recent taste-test
1858 women voted it "tops-in-
taste" over the finest home-mixed
ones! Absolutely "miss-proof"
(even for "just-married edsO,
DROMEDARY White Cake Mix
is wonderfully economical, too.
actually costing less than you'd
pay for it's top-quality ingredi-
ents. Truly, there's only one thing
that can "top" DROMEDARY
White Cake Mix: DROMEDARY
Fudge & Frosting Mix! Get both!
Evening star., 1949-03-10
| Thomas and Margaret Combs. sirl.
M vra Tie N1trn hov

/ Thomas and Margaret Combs. sirl.
Wayne and 1la Cupp. boy.
Louis and Ruth DeMouy. boy.
Joseph and Mary DiNunrc boy
William and Jacaueline Donnelly. boy.
Raymond and Theresa Do.dal, boy.
Frank and and Anns FaySrite boy boy
George and Elizabeth Forbes, boy.
william and Ann Garper. boy:
Harold and Evelyn Hatley, boy.
Milton and Martha Hitch, girl.
Irving and Elya Hughes, girl.
Keith and Laurel Keagle, boy.
Arthur and Helen King, girl.
John and Mary Lipscomb boy.
| Robert and Pearl Lowell, boy.
Roy and Alice Neuhauser, girl.
a.a and and Msss Rsss say boy girl and
| John and Mary Poole. girl.
Romolo and Anna Rastelli' boy.
Augustus and Mary Resio, boy.
Paul and Alma Robblee, girl.
Lester and Olga Schrock, boy.
Julius and Marjorie Singleton, girl; girili;
Edward and Elizabeth smoley' giri'
john and Marjorie Templeton. boy.
Rodney and Helen Van Devanter, girl.
John and Ella Walker, boy,
James ana Loretta Wiss, girl.
Martin and Emily Yurawecz, boy.
Fred and Virginia Allen, boy: a:,r,
Daniel and Mary Brown. girl
Clarence and olivia Cook, girl, .
Chasles and Dolores Crawford, girl: ~,
AIfonzo fs al" and Shirley jordan, girl.
John and Mary Little; girl.
Melvin and Vera Picsett; glri. how
Haskell M,iis and md Gynetha shaekieford. girl.
Gross and Beatrice Short, girl: sn:
M1trsam Robeat and ma Alice lice Smith. sirl.
Charlie and Thelma Solomon. girl.
Anderson and Maggie wise giri.
Evening star., 1949-03-10

makes BORDEN's 1OO%o pure In
slant Coffee better than eUer"l
And here is what this new Ella
vor-Peak" process does. 1t cap
lures all the roaster-fresh flavor
of this 1000 pure coffee right at
the peak of satisfying goodness
then safeguards it for you!
You get all pure coffee-nothing
added-with just the used
grounds thrown away. Once again
Elsie can. proudly say: If it's
BORDEN'S, it's got to be good!
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Symphony in Montgomery
Plans Concerts Next Week

Two concerts will be given in
Montgomery County schools next
week by the Montgomery County
Symphony Orchestra, directed by
Chester j. Petranek.
The first will be at pm. Sum
day at Leland Junior High School,
Bethesda. The second will be at
8 pm. Wednesday. at Rockville
High School, Admission will be
free.
The program on both occasions
will include Mendelssohn's "Ital-
ian Symphony" and selections by
Bach, Bizet and Smetana.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
#z<AMVzx14 Special


NEW YORK, Mar. 10-Want to make your
spring housecleaning push button" quick ana
easy? Then use ne,r, i'm proved SOILAX. for
it's the fastest cleaner in America that's truly
kind to your hands! That's because 1t contains
a miracle" chemical, "Polasol" .. which
makes cleaning painted and washable surfaces
SO fast and easy it's actually fun yet it's
so kind to your hands they never become rough
and red. And here's a wonderful OFFER -. a
Evening star., 1949-03-10

every hard" day Of play! Not
only will it relax and refresh
'em, but once you start serving
COCOMALT you need utter no
more drink your milk" COM
mands for children love every
last drop of this rich, chocolat-y,
matted food drink! What's more,
it's good for them too because
2 heaping teaspoonfuls Of COCO
MALT in each glass make three
8-oz. glasses equal to a rholc
quart of milk in calcium value!
So get a lb. or 12-lb. can today!
Evening star., 1949-03-10

matte washer makes you feel like
a magician ). you set one single
dial just once to get whole load
of laundry. done! From there on,
FRIGIDAIRE's Livc-Wdter Ac-
tion goes to work &. . washes and
rinses even the grimiest clothes
white-as-snow :. then the Rap
idry-Spin leaves many pieces so
dry, you can start right in iron.
ing. 1t will be a holiday from
work, as we'll as Happy Anniver-
sary" when you own FRIG1D-
ARE Automatic Washer so
see your FRIGIDAIRE Dealer!
Evening star., 1949-03-10

lU, 4Ns L.. anu W AA
sure perfect results in each lus-
cious treat, use only LOUISIANA
Golden Yam Sweet Potatoes :.
for these "driSt0crdts" Of the
South are so much softer, juicier,
sareeter with NO stringy tibers)!
That's why they make such a
world of difference in the good
ness of a sweet-potato dish
and why l urge you to insist on
them when you buy! They're
"aristocrdts" in appearance, too
just look for their eUen, regu-
lar shape, and their smoother,
reddish-gold skins! This means
only one thing to a sweet-potato.
connoisseur that there's a
wealth of Vitamin A inside! Come
fresh or in cans =. so stock up!
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Births Reported

Elmer and Margaret Adams, boy.
Mark and Lola Austad, girl.
John and Mary Barnes. girl.
Clarence and Rose Beck, boy,
Harry and Virginia Bragg, girl
Byron and Maxine Burford, boy,
Rudolph ana Eleanor Carrico. girl.
George and Juanita Chamberlin. SRI.
Clarence and Lillian Chinault; girl.
John and Mildred Ciampo. girl.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
SUCH STUFF as dreams are

made of that's
D R o NJ E D A R Y
White Cake Mix -.
for it "bakes" a cake
so feathery-light,
velvety . textured
and delicately deli
cious, you'll think
it's truly "heaven-
sent" +! In ia ct,
D R O NJ E D A R Y
roLa Sc So dream
Evening star., 1949-03-10
THEY'VE DONE 1T AGAIN."

says Elsie, tn .
BORDEN Cow! II
mean BORDEN'S
have improved on
perfection. Because,
now their new Fla
-or DaoEO nrnnaca
Evening star., 1949-03-10
LITTLE FOLKS get just as

"tuckered out
playin ng, as
grown ups 90
working . SO
treat your chill
dren to tall, re-
freshing glasses
NJ COCOMALTl
Evening star., 1949-03-10
IT'LL BE AN ANNIVERSARY

to celebrate the
day a FRIGIDAIRE
All-Porcelain Auto
matte Washer is in"
stalled in your laun.
dry for on that
day you'll say "good-
bye" to Blue Mon.
days! That's because
fbic ,pJofoJu allfo.
Evening star., 1949-03-10

can have invisible film that might
spread sickness to your loved
ones. And the reason is this :.
dishwater is now definitely known
to be one Of the breeding grounds
of such Affections as scarlet
fever, pneumonia, typhoid and in
testinal ills. But don't be alarmed
about this disease danger >. just
use SWERL, exclusively, for dish
washing! That's because this
new scientific suds discovery
"e-l-i.m-i-n-a-t-e-s" disease-breed'
ing cloudiness leaving dishes
not just sparkling-bright without
wiping, but healthfully clean as
we'll! BY getting after" dish
water germs with safer SWERL.
you help protect your family's
health =. 50 ask todayt
Evening star., 1949-03-10

agree with that CAMEs are the dest cigarette ever
In hundreds Of and women
only CAME 80 days. Each week noted throat special
lists examined these smokers the doctors reported
one snole case due smoking CAMELS
Still say nothing like making your own soday test
You'll enjoy pun OF It, Get carton OF
and your today See just how mild cigarette
can bel Ask for them todayL
Evening star., 1949-03-10
PTA to Present PIuy

The Parent Teacher Associa-
ton of the Fairland MD School
will present play. Aaron Slick
From Punkln Crick," ats pm.
tomorrow at the school.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS

you why l think CAMELS are the mild
est and most fiavorsome cigarette I ever
smoked, l urge you to try 'em yourself!
For instance, do this . smoke CAMELS
for 80 days and test them in your "T-Zone"
that's T for Taste and T for Throat! That
is your proving ground for any cigarette
:. and I'll wager your Taste will quickly
tell you how rich, full-1avored and delight
full CAMELS are while your Throat well
comes their cool cool n1ildneSSl See If you
Evening star., 1949-03-10
FOR A SCORE OF WONDER

FUL FREE RECIPES,
lot down "2O Tested
Southern Recipes" on
a postcard then
mail i'm m edidtely to
Nancy Sasser, 271 Mad
ison Ave., New York
Evening star., 1949-03-10
so this is just

only SWIFTS "teemng with nuronal values, but it's douo
and dourch yet is so easily dgesDe
Unlike ordinary peanut buffers SWF
homognized the oil never separates just
youl want
to use SWIFTS always and Railways SO try
delectable variations:
rain with softend cream chse
top SWFTS Peanut Butter
uf creenp when
Peanut Butte has
with Peanut Butter
Butter won't have to urge you
get often delicious N nutritious each
topped" plastic easyof screw cap that doubles
as lovely, colorfu coaster
Evening star., 1949-03-10


Like ROYAL Vanilla and ROYAL Butterscoch Puddngs. both
Puddngs provide oodnergy than the sweet
they're made with get all favors Of ROYAL
Puddngs today
Evening star., 1949-03-10
If YOU HAD "X-RAY" EYES

one look at your
sparkling clean
dis hes might
prove rather
shocking D.. for
even the cleanest-
1ookjng dishes
Evening star., 1949-03-10
WHAT'S A WONDERFUL
APPLE PIE made

@lDSO of? Sugar and
e. AZ spices, choice apple
WI slices >. and a de-
~ @ licious flaky pastry
9V .. the very same
ingredients except
for sugar, that you get in Betty
Crocker's Apple Pyequick! And
with this scrumptious pie-in-a-
package, you NEVER have fail
ure! That's because you simply
add water and sugar to the quick
dried, sliced-'n'-spiced pie apples
to release their natural juices,
roll out the tender, flaky pie crust
mix and in about IA minutes
the BEST apple pie you ever
tasted is oven-ready. So keep sew
eral packages of Apple PyeQuick
handy :. not for just emergen-
cies, but for erery day and Spe-
cidl occasion meals!
Evening star., 1949-03-10

you'll love these MISUNDERSTANDING Broledln
muc do stock up with Bh Nnoe
Crowns Sliced Mushrooms and BnB Chopped Mus
rooms send for your FREE recipes NOW!
Evening star., 1949-03-10
HERE'S HOT TIP for cold blustery March dinners
- Ham BANANA ROLLS with Cheese Sauce:

Take thin slices Of boiled ham and spread M MliEhtly
with prepared mustard Peel nrm all-yelloW or
slightly green-tipped bananas Wrap slice OF ham ham
and place Ham Banana- Rolls into shallow Baking dish
and pour Cheese Sauce them. Bake tn moderate
Evening star., 1949-03-10

Enriched FARINA costs LESS
than many similar cereals! It's
highly nutritious creamy.
smooth has the familiar
hearts-of-wheat flavor you've
often paid more for yet it
bears the trusted QUAKER name
and guarantee, and it's commend
ed by Parents Magazine! From
every angle, it's the ideal break
fast "starter-offer" for the whole
family so look for the yellow.
and-blue package with the spoon.
waving baby and serve QUA.
KER Enriched FARINA often!
Evening star., 1949-03-10

(easiy with fork). Serve hot Six servings
luscious Cheese this
that Chiquita recommends:
~ tablespoons -four and stir
lsmloo n 81
s and thickened. Makes
the wonderful recipes III
giving hand" the of rpeness you
let them rpen at comfortable room
temperature For know what Chiquin says BANANAo
very tropical equator never rut
BANANAS in the refrigerator!
Evening star., 1949-03-10

the time to start giving the children more WOW
in their chow! Serve them plenty Of SWIFFS
Peanut Butter to be sure, for it's regular power
house" of energy for kids who play from dawn to
dark! That's because SWIFT'S is the peanut butter
with restored Vitamin B, values plus Vltamln
Evening star., 1949-03-10
FOUND A BARGAIN IN
BREAKFASTS

you ought to try!
It's the, kind Of
white-wheat &C.
real you've loved
since childhood
yet quick-cook-
ipO OJT AKER
Evening star., 1949-03-10
FREE TO YOU mushroom recipes I've

ever tasted! They're BinB .BrOied-in-Butter Mush-
room recipes . . and show you how to turn ordi-
nary appetizers, soups, meat dishes, sauces and
salads into elegant, meltnyour-mouth treats with
BnB Broiledin-B Butter Mushrooms Handily ar
ranged on cards for quick reference in file box or
book these best-youever-tasted recipes yours
for FREE just address requests to BinB Mush-
Evening star., 1949-03-10


in YOUR family since go for that ilk-chocoldte
flavor while others prefer the dark and Seet chocoste
Then ask for both ROYAL Chocolate Puddlngs
ROYAL Chocolate with the luscious mk-chocoaty fla
vor) and new ROYAL Dark N Sweet Chocolate Especially
dark and sweet)! Serve 'em plain or for variety:
Place toasted marshmallows atop each serving Of
ohxZAI Inrr Suraat Lice
Evening star., 1949-03-10

WORK appetes "soar" thanks to Elsie
the and her short cut TO better
cooking! actually the real credit to BODNS
" III Eagle Brand, original Sweetened Condensed MIX
nourishng, milk and fine sugar already
"a % creamysmooth perfection That's why
WI it it makes desserts taste richer
more delicious incredible? Then try this
naoic for easyomake TOastaroons:
6 (15 oz) BORDENS Eagle
Sweeene
Brand blends pertecty
other ingredients Drop from TSP on gaSed % % Dakn KING
to until done Cool Ihen
wths spatula or kn 40 cookies
Brand Magic Recipes
It's write Nancy Sasse 21 Madison Ave. New York IT,
Evening star., 1949-03-10

gorgeous genuine Lucte m aY Wo1pG G @ t
(prnt choice of color on back) :
TODAY addressing Nancy Saser I'll Madison
Ave-, New York 16, N. Y!
Evening star., 1949-03-10

MA about how to please the chocolate pudding tooths
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
"(lur Job Is One Of Preventative
Medicine" Health Officer Says

and administrative board is con-
cerned with vital statistics, nurs-
ing, sanitation and laboratory
work. The speaker said the health
department belongs to the people
and it is the duty of the people
to know the work well. He said
a "well-baby clinic" is being held
one week at Island View and the
next at the office in .Pasco. He re-
minded the group Of the flood
time of last summer and said that
$500 month wer immunized for
typhoid during that time. The de,
partment is in full readiness
should another such disaster &C.
cur and will be able to carry on
its work with the least possible
inconvenience to those affected,
he said.
During the business session, Mrs.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27

"Public health is a science OF
experts and our Job is one of pre-
ventive medicine" 1t. Col. E. D.
Hopkinson, senior sanitary en-
oineer. U. S. Health Department,
told the preschool PIT. A. at a
meeting Thursday evening in the
Episcopal Parish hall here.
Explaining the work Of the
health office of Benton and Frank
lin counties, Col. Hopkinson said
the office at Pasco, headed by
DR.. Charles Tudor. was orgarl-
zed by the commissioners Of the
two counties and the board or
health and that it is made up OF
two commissioners from each
county and a representative from
each of the five incorporated cit
les contributing to this work.
He pointed out that the medical
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27

~. tina,
Of out.
, area
school
ting !
Fty su.
r had
from
Prm I
ent In
me Of
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27

w. L. Bellomy spoke of final pre-
parations for the Meistersingers
concert which the group is spon-
sorlng in the high school audi
torium Saturday, January %.
II lph Jeide, ticket co-chairman,
said the tickets were going well
and asked that all reports be made
70 district captains Immediately.
Mrs. Don Skirving sent her thanks
70 the group for the presentation
OF her name to the "Woman of
achievement" contest. Mrs. Min
ME Bird, kindergarten supervisor
and Mrs. w. Nellermoe, nursery
school head, expressed their APP
probation for toys and equipment
given by the Preschool group at
Christmas time. Mrs. Nellermoe
said her workers would like to be
social hour hostesses for the group
at the regular March meeting.
Mrs. E. F. Duffy, representing
the Red Cross, said a "Bloodmo-
bile" would be held in Kenne-
wick February Is and urged re-
gistration for this project. Mrs.
George Cloud presented an invita-
ton from the Kennewick P-TA
for the group to join in the COM
memoration of Founders day,
Monday evening, February Ia,
when special program will be
presented. The social hour fol-
lowed the business meeting and
a question and answer period was
conducted by Col. Hopkinson.
Mrs. Hal Brutzman and Mrs. Paul
Horsley. past presidents, poured
at table centered with red and
white carnations and tall tapers.
The valentine motif was carried
out with individual cakes to-ned
with small red hearts. Mrs. Ralph
Soper, hostess chairman, was as
sisted by Mesdames Robert Math-
eson, Ray Mathews. ce-e 0-.++"-
H. J. Belair, r. ]. Alexander and
Jesse Love.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
New Variety Of
Pea Available

A new, unusually green dry
pea variety, known as Delwiche
Early Scotch, will be available e.
distributors and growers of Ben
ton county in limited quantity
for increase production and GER
LITIGATION, according to Frank Web
ster, county extension agent.
Interested growers and distri-
butors should submit requests to
his office as soon as possible.
The seed will be obtained through
the Washington State Crop Inn
provement association, which has
Ia total of 100 bushels for distri-
button, from a seed supply being
released simultaneously in Wis
consin and Washington.
Webster has word from Exten-
sion Agronomist ]. L. Chapman OF
Washington State college that the
variety was developed by the Wis
consin agricultural experiment
station and has been tested two
years by the WSC experiment
stations.
The WSC investigator, Shirley
Kellenbarger, reports that the
vines have been growing about
six inches longer than the Alaska
variety and that the Early Scotch
natures about a week later than,
the Alaska. That's still earlier
than the other principal. Northwes,
variety, First & Best. Not much
can be reported yet by WSC Oh.
its comparisons with Alaska be-
cause of the brief time the pea ha,
been tested in that state, but thus
far it compares quite favorably.
The extension agronomist says
the Early Scotch seed has an ex-
ira green cotyledon and the peas
are used primarily by the soup
industry. AT present the college
recommends that the grower have
contact with the soup market be.
fore raising the variety.
Not more than 10 bushels can
be allotted to any one grower or
distributor this year Webster said,
and this ALLEGATION will be made
by the Crop Improvement associa-
ton only by memorandum of un-
derstanding that it will be USED
for certified production. :
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
Soft Fruit School to
Be on Ground Hog Day

A soft fruit school will be held
on Wednesday, February 2, in the
court house annex in Prosser The
program is planned for all day
and will begin at $50 am, j.
Morris Bell, assistant extension
agent, announced.
Speakers will include: DR.. John
Snyder, extension horticulturist;
DR.. Dave Branncn, extension en-
tomologist; and DR.. M. r. Harms,
extension plant pathologist. The
program will cover problems OF
management, variety preference,
insect and disease control and OUT
look.
All growers and other inter-
ested residents should plan to at
tend this school for fastest infor-