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Evening star., 1950-04-28
Morcontonio Loses S65
And Medal With Wallet

Representative Marean tonic.
American Labor Party. Of New,
York. yesterday reported the loss
Of a billfold containing SOS in cash.
personal papers, q quarter sized
medal and small medallion. He
told police the articles apparently
were lost in a taxi which he took
from the Alban Towers Apart
mentS, Wisconsin and MaSsachu-
sets avenues NV, 70 the new
House Once Building.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

long illness. He
was 79.
Mr.. Crandan,
a widely known
landscape pho
tograp h e r. re-
tired in 1910
after IS years
of taking pic
lures for the
Agriculture De-
partment. He
lived at 6611
H a r a n place
NV.
From 1925 to
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Hearing on Cos Proposal

The Federal Power Commission
said yesterday it will open a hear
ing here May 10 on a proposal of
Virginia Natural Gas Corp. to build
measuring and regulating sta
tion on its main line near Stras-
burg. Va.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

drick. a secretary in the United
States Attorneys once; q 6-year-
old son. Robert NJ. Wildrick: q
brother. E w wildrick OF
Charleston. W. Va. and sister.
Mrs. r. B. Morris of Wilmington.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Germans Make More Cars

In 1949 Western Germany pro-
duced 81 ,533 trucks and buses and
103,997 passenger cars. This was
a substantial increase over 1948,
when 29,784 trucks and buses and
20, ,942 passenger cars were made.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Uarn uf Tnanks

BLACK, GRACE HARRIS. We wish TO
gratefully acknowledge and thank the
Rev. o. G. Smith, relatives, neighoors.
customers and many friends for their
expressions of sympathy, cards, beauti-
full floral tributes and the use Of cars at
the passing Of our dear daughter and
PHILIP HARRIS AND CLARA H. ROB
INSOE. 2S"
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Ernest |. CrandaII, D,
Prominent Landscape
Photographer, Dies

Ernest L. Crandall. retired chief
photographer for the Agriculture
Departments Soil Conservation
Service, died yesterday after a
Evening star., 1950-04-28

1ndustrialized incubation has
furthered the broiling chicken
business,
Evening star., 1950-04-28
1n Mrnt TAM

BARNES, PERRY. In loving, memory Of
our o,s dssr M husband and father, PERRY
fifteen years ago today, April %, 1885.
CHIIpREN. LEoNA AND LENA.
BURKE. MARY L. In loving memory Of
our dear mother, MARY BURKE, who
%, 1912.
Mother. you left beautiful memory,
But to US who loved and lost you,
JAMES AND LOUISE.
BYRD. CLIFTON. sR. In loving remem-
bTanee Of our dear husband and father,
three years ago today, April Is, 1947.
He would not want the ones he loved
~, To grieve for him today;
We must not say that he is dead,
f'' "' Is WIFE fhsF AM, AND DAUGHTER.
Dear grandpa. take your rest.
We loved you. but God loved you best.
DAGGs. FRANK W. A tribute Of love
and devotion in memory of our dear ia
ther and loving husband, FRANK w.
DAGGs: Th9 departed ,s this io, life fifteen
April brings sad memories
OF loved one laid to rest;
You will never be forgotten
By the ones who loved rS%11%' yS1 sest.;
HURLEY. JOHN Nv; v: p IaS ssd W IemsmPTanss sIg;
who departed this life nineteen years
ago today. April 2s, 1881.
The pains of death are past,
Labor and sorrow cease,
And hfe's long warfare closed at last,
His soul D found in peace. MAY. :"
MASON, GOLDINA WASHINGTON. In
sCn5 %asaaroS MASON az 'ssfS Sno
depaartsed Sd this life three years ago today,
YoSR GaSREfi Lying SISTER LUCILLE T.
ROCK, WILLIAM F.. JR. 1BUsTER5. In
and brother. WILLIAM F. IBUs-
TERI ROCK. Jr. who suddenly
~ passed away fve years ago to-
day, April %, 1945.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
sweetly. tenderly, fond and true;
That We do not think of you.
Oft to the grave we wander,
Flowers to lay with gentle care
On the grave OF our loved one,
Silently sleeping there.
May he rest in peace.
SANDERS, WALBER I,EI. 7. II leyinE ey memory
DERS. who passed on to q ,well-earned
rest fGgE HIS yfa5i TovNe nss tSfaz % AR5 Il
WILSON. MRS. AUGUSTA 3. Mrs, AU-
GUsTA 7. WILSON; who died ApTil as;
is lovingly remembered by her children.
grandchildren and friends.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

BARNES, PERRY. In loving memory of
our dear husband and father, PERRY
BARNES, who entered into eternal rest
| fifteen years ago today, April 2S, 1885.
! i.a
Evening star., 1950-04-28

Attest: JOHN j. BARNES, Jr. Sec.
PERo. FRANK. On Thursday, April 81
Silver Spring, Nd, FRANK PERo. IA,
ther of Mrs. Marie A. Giovannetti and
Matthew j. Peros sr.. and brother OF
ave: NV. Notice of services later. .
- 1850, Bertha PoRTER Of 1909
GaToiine St; NV. beloved mother Of
survive. Notice of funeral later. Ar
rangements by Malvan g. Schey.
ROSS. HENRY CLAY. On Thursday. April
81, 1850. at Gallinger Hospital. HENRY
CLAY ROSS Of 1907 st. NV, devoted
husband of Sarah Ross. father of John
Ross jr: brother Of Delaware Ross. ia
ther-in-law of Maggie Ross. Also surviv-
ing are two grandchildren. other relatives
and many, friends, After pm. Satur-
Carver Memorial Funeral Home. IS. 81
SHERIDAN. JAMES McDERMOTT. On
Thursday, April 81, 1850, at his resi-
dence, HOLLYWOOD, Calf, JAMES McDER-
MOTT SHERIDAN, beloved husband of
Edna THOMAS Sheridan & and brotheI,in. noIa
Thomas Derby. Elizabeth Thomas Primm
and Dom B. Thomas. 30'
SKINNER, WADE H.. SR. On Thursday,
April 81, 1850, at his residence, 1929
Columbia rd.. NV, WADE H. SKINNER,
Skinner o. h Mrs and Robert 6
He also is survived by six brothers, five
sisters and eight grandchildren. Serv-
ices at the S. H. Hines Co, Funeral Home;
| 290l 14th st. NV, on Saturday. April
20, at pm. Interment shepherdstown.
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wi|Illar

]. c. McClemmon was married
to Miss Marie Jones recently with
Rev. w. A. Harris officiating ........
Miss Cleanthia Eatmon Of War
rem is visiting her mother, Mrs
Della Eatmon.aRev. Burnes and
family were visitors of Shady
Grove AME recently and their
children rendered a musical pro-
gram Mrs. Bessie Jackson have
a jolly bunch at her cafe every
Saturday night. Rev. Kenlow, pas
tor of the holiness church, held
his services here last week go. The
Missionary sisters Of Shady Grove
AME had fine meeting last
week. Rev Gillian Is instructor,
Mrs. Lucy Walker, president.
Mrs. Barbara Mccoy was house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Kidd
recently. Rev: d. w. Kidd preach
ed at Mt Tabor Baptist church
recently Aaron Allen is on the
sick list and Dave Adkins is in
the hospital.
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GURDON
Oscar Campbell

Last week son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Jones. Mrs.
Mary Ellen Newborn of Arkadel-
phia spent few hours here with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. William
Jones last week...Rev. J. H.
Stephens left last Monday for
Memphis where he will enter
hospital Dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Sandy Cook last week
were Mrs. Annie Prize, Mrs. Pearl
Bragg, Mrs. G. Hail, of Boughton,
Mrs. Estella Jameson, and Mrs.
Beckie Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. Lum
Ellis, Mrs. Emmett Allen, L. T.
Wyatt, and Alma Stringer visited
in Alexander and Hot Springs
last week.-Mrs.. c. Bailey, after
spending a month here with her
sister and brothers has returned
to her home in Oakland, Califor-
MIA. The Boy Scouts, Troop num-
Der as with Earl Ellison as scout
master, are making plans for the
celebration of National Boy Scout
Week, which began February 9th
and will last through Sunday.
Camp exhibits were shown in
front of Mt. Cannon Baptist
church. Tonight the Patterson
banquet will be held 80. Saturday,
the troop will meet with the Cur
It's boy scouts at the church in
Curtis. A demonstration will be
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MCCRORY=
Elmira N. Brown

The highlight of the weet
the 18th birthday celebration
Doctor J. w. Morris, who
served McCrory and adiao
communities for SO years. The
liens of McCrory, colored
white are planning a weeks .,
bration. The parade begins N
day at 1890. The colored cit,
are sponsoring float. The eu|
school is taking a part in
parade The Brown Bomber,
going places in basket ball ga1
The teams went to Newport
week. The boys were at their !,
They brought Newport's five
their knees. McCrory girls 4
Fitzhugh girls a beating Fri
night at Fitzhugh...... The semeI
examinations last week reye]
that A. D. Brown, Gladys L. Bid
Dorothy Rose Bright, Floyd n
sham, Annie L. Brown, MARI
Jones, jennie V. Fletcher |
Ruby L. Brown stepped on.
lead of their classes for the d
semester.
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supt. Floyd Thomas eonduc,.J
sunday School at Fellowship n
3. church. Glass No, was
warded the attendance han.
and Glass no. 2 was awarded n
offering banner, Rev. R, A. Con-.
ey reviewed the lesson for ii
Sunday School .,....... Supt oa|
Brown reported that attenda,l
was good at Bethel AME ch,,,d
B4Pu was conducted by !.
president, T. ]. Ford, Officers
lected were. T. l.. Koonee ID,
president; c, c. Govan, secretau
Mrs. Juanita Sneed, treaso,.
and Mrs. Minnie Chase, chan,.i
Group captains are F. Tbom,
group |; Mrs. McKissic, grouD
Mrs, P. Matthias, group 3 900. N,
Donnie Johnson is on the q,
list 49,. Miss Willye Fay Mill,
able to be up after an illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Turne,
Batesville, accompanied by M,
Valentine were visitors in the 4
recently.
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CONWAY


Mrs. A. o. Hooks has returned
% her home in Kansas City after
visiting her parents, Mr.. and MRS
James Hamilton . Robert Thomas
owner and manager of the Thomas
barber shop and sunset cafe, made
a business trip to Little ROCK
East week o. T. and Shudo OF
Los Angeles visited their sister
Mrs Beatrice Wall recently
Mrs George Edward Of the Dun
bar faculty visited Mr.. Edwards
aver the week-end....Joe Wood
con, owner Of woodson Grocery
and his wife, made business trip
20 Little Rock last week...There
v,ll be q bingo party In the en-
trance Of the NAACP and the
MEM building on the 18th. Inc
cublic is invited. Mr.. Mitchell
cres,dent Mrs. Dewitt Bunting
of Chicago is with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Pator ccnley..... s
r Bullock of the Malvern facul-
Nv visited Mrs. Bullock and daugh-
Ter recently Mrs. Bonner King
=. Memphis has purchased a resi-
= 1t and business building now
Grated as Victory beauty shop
Harrison street. We are proud
AT Elder John W. Rodgers as q
feader Of our race who owns and
msnaees the Rodger grocery as
well as pastor two outstanding
churches In the county VIII
S,urd is back In the city following
a two months visit in Cleveland boo.
Mrs Daisy Hill who has been I'll
recently has made much improve
nent Mrs Willie Hill who Is en-
ployed in Little Rock visited Mr.
Hill last weekend Mrs. Rubbie
Drain has returned after being in
Chicago several months.
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but is very much improved Mr..
and Mrs, Willie Jenkins were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stovall last Sunday Sam Wash
ington made a business trip to
Sparkman last Sunday Mrs. Mel
lie Stovall and son, Harry Mrs.
Pauline Washington and nephew,
j. B. Walker, visited Miss Minnie
Washington last Saturday evening
Miss Washington has been i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Washing
ton were the guests of Mrs, Ellen
Bilberry last Sunday 80. Mr. and
Mrs. Monroe Rivers celebrated
their fiftieth wedding anniversary
last Sunday .s.,.,, Frank Washing
ton visited A. Robertson last Sun
day -. The stork has been busy
around here this winter, He left
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Purifoy a boy, and Mr.
and Mrs. David Lee Williams be-
came the proud parents of a
bouncing baby girl 800. Mrs. Sa-
die Jefferson was a guest of Club
Is last Friday evening Club Il
is sponsoring a Valentine party
on February 14th. $500, 1--WE
Careful, lovebirds. Don't get youi
hearts pierced by an arrow. Gu
| pid will be shooting around Feb
| 14th. | think that ELV and GEW
LMC and PAM, and VIC and l.
RW will make very good targets
Polly Ann McCree was over a
Oak Grove training school las
Tuesday and boy did she brinl
back news 49,, Oh yes, the littl,
bird told me that ACK and jill
went to see CIV and DIV las
Sunday and they had a ball.
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Mrs. Rosie Lewis. 600 w 9Th
street, is on the sick list Mrs.
Perlie MCGEE visited her aunt last
week who is ill..aRev. E. c. Cut
ter preached in Fordville last
week The Golden Star Court of
Calanthe No. LOG will meet Thurs
day evening at 800 o'clock at 6l5
E. and B street. All members are
are asked to be present. Ida Meek,
w. WANTED; paper boy to
work Fordville addition and morn.
ing Mrs. Sadie Penister is sick
in her home, 935 N. jefferson. Mrs.
Penister is the mother Of Mrs.
Beulah M. Snowden, Miss Leazo
Sheppard and Mrs. W X Marks
of Magnolia. Mrs. F. T Avery
has returned from Magnolia where
she has been visiting her SICK
sister, Mrs. Sula Robertson Rev
and Mrs. J. T. Criswell, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie A. Ingram, jr.. and
Mrs. o. T. LeGrand were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos In
gram last week The informal
dance club presented Mrs. Burkes
with lovely basket of groceries.
80. Mrs. Erma Taylor and daughter
Erma Doris are visiting with their
aunt, Mrs. Madeira Jones The
first quarterly conference was held
at Free Union AME church last
week. Rev H. Andrews, presiding
elder, Rev. G.. w. Hunter, pastor.
Mrs. Suella Wilson. reporter 80.
living the Jivers--Who is who,
asked the chicks around town.
Well don't ask OBT because she
is the careless lover around town.
But a great one. Some wonder why
OBI is not around any more, that
is, that they don't know OBI very
well. Miss GBS really knows how
to handle her love affairs with
BID When you give him these
words, She said come there and
don't let her have 10 come &c. you,
and he is already gone AL El
Dorado churches are urged by
Rev. Jack r Stephens TO report
their Sunday Sohol attendance TO
him. This is the first time a pro-
gram of all churches have been
attempted. Please cooperate with
us. In Ell Dorado its Christ-not
color!
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AUGUSTA
q. w. Layne


Turner Dancer fell dead at his
wood pile last week. Funeral SER
vices were held at Baptist church
= Rev. Burden ,... George Henry
atbo split his right foot open with
IN AK last week Mrs. Chester
Prayton of Chicago is in the city
on business and visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Annie Ervin...Rev. ], A.
Houston, pastor of Newport and
Auvergne will be at Jackson
Chapel with his quartette to sing
for the trustees Sunday. Come and
hear him. e. c. Jackson, spon-
sor Mrs. Mary Dean left for
Little Rock to visit relatives and
friends The county council met
in the extension office last month
with six ladies present. Mrs. Inell
Dinwiddy acted as president in
the absence Of the president. Fol-
lowing the business session Mrs.
n. S. Caldwell made a talk to the
club. A committee was appointed
to redecorate the office as fol-
lows: Mrs. Inell Dinwiddy. Mrs. I,
n. Black, Mrs. Harriet Morris,
Mrs. Razor and Mrs. l.. E. Bobo.
The council adjourned to meet the
fourth Saturday in February.
Mrs. c. Coates, president; Mrs. B.
c. Marshall. secretary; Mrs. Ida
N. Black. reporter
Rev. w. M. Bledsoe and Rev
Martin went to Newport on bust
ness last Tuesday Mrs. A. M
Claye Of Fordyce and Charley
Bradley We're here visiting their
father, Ed Bradley and their bro.
Their in-law and sister, Mr., and
Mrs. F. D. Marshall Mrs. Re-
becca Williams is in the city visit
Eng her father, Johnnie Morris.
Mrs. Hazel Bledsoe and family Of
Gregory spent last Tuesday in the
city with her mother, Mrs. Dora
Robinson. On the sick list this
week are Mrs. Mag Roberts, Mrs.
Plumer Euwel and Clemmons
Jones. Their many friends wish
for them a speedy recovery....Mrs-
Hattie Miller of Cotton Plant died
and was buried last week. The
St. Luke Missionary Baptist church
held a dedication Of their baptis-
ing pool last week. Rev. ]. 7. Nit
cheN, pastor of st. John M, b.
church, delivered the sermon to a
large congregation. After the SER
vices were over, the congregation
viewed the pool.
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SPARK MAN
+. d. Harrison

The district meeting of section
no one was held with the Ebenez-
er Baptist church. Rev. H. z. Hall
was host pastor $50. Miss Pauline
Feaster and the Lamberts motored
to Warren to attend the funeral of
cousin who passed recently.
Medrid L. Butler who is a pa
tient in University hospital in
Little Rock is making improve
ments Miss Easter M. Johnson,
instructor in the Bearden school,
spent a short while here with Lii
lie B. Carter recently....S. M.
Nunns, along with his MIA boys
motored to Fordyce last week to
attend the MA meeting. Mr.,
Games was the speaker of the
meeting after which a basket ball
tournament between Fordyce,
Sparkman, Carthage and Monticel-
10 was played. Following the tour
nament the club sponsored a big
dance "A certain fellow in the
| junior class has been wearing
new suits and dobb hats daily to
school With heavy prayer the
girls will start noticing him.
Wanted two girls who are inter.
ested in meeting two dignifiee
seniors. Contact Robert and Jane:
%. Sparkman high school contribut.
ed to the March of dimes as fol.
lows: first grade, Miss Lille B
Carter, $500; second grade, Mrs
Al. V. Tooke, 1000; third grade
Mrs. Fredonia Davis, $500; fourth
grade, Mrs. Mary Stewart, $500
fifth and sixth grades, Miss Ches
tine Mcconnell, Sc so; seventh anc
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given about scouting John Col
Inns and sister, Mrs Mamie Lee
Taylor, Mrs. Onia Wilson, Mrs
Ode Lockett, and Mrs. Hazel
Bell were visitors in Little Rock,
where Mrs, Taylor's baby is in
the University hospital Billie
Walker of Hot Springs was WIS.,
itor here for a few days last week
On the sick list this week are
Mrs. Johnnie c, Campbell, Neal
Simmons, Mrs, Birdie Stephens,
Miss Tressie Mae Stewart and
James Stewart.
A colored county boy scout
committee was formed last week
at Peak High school with Mr.. Holt
acting as chairman. The following
officers were elected. Rev. S. L.
Lloyd, county chairman, H. Colt
day, chairman; w. w. Hinkle
district commissioner; L. J. Jack
son, health and safety Henry
Bell, finance; Rev. j. c. Crier ad.
vance; Prof. N B. Cooke, orgina.
ton and extention. Others are tC
| be added later. This is the frs
colored county boy scout commit
tee ever to be organized in Clarl
county. The slogan of the commit
tee, Every Boy Scout
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WEssON
d. J. Loggins

Prof. and Mrs. S. M. Griffin's
daughter. Ollie Mae was in NAL
vern attending the funeral of rela-
tives....Mrs. Effie Robinson of
Chicago was the guest OF Rev. and
Mrs. A. W. Loggin over THE week
end. Mrs. Hassie Anderson is
improving from her operation
She was the guest of Mrs. d. ].
Loggins recently Mrs. A. N.
Browning is back home after
spending a month in Little Rock
with her SON.. Mrs. Vera Moore
spent two weeks in Monroe with
her sister, Bernice Adams. Re
phaniah. Willie Moore, and Harold
Loggins were in Monroe last week.
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The : MOST
4 POPULAR
| HAIR DOS

PAGE BOY. Il
This most useful hair piece sd
y with your own hair and HI
~ rough ends even. Fitting N
ear to ear and shoulder length,
Page Boy makes your new
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can tell the difference. .........ji
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to sing. Search me Lord, and
Thelmarie to sing the song, lie.
sus". Mrs, Maggie Alexander.
The following students of Chides.
ter high school are on the honor
roll for l949-50:
Mary L. Box
A. G. Gill
Earma Burch
Samuel Alexander
Maceie Coleman
Andrew Dinkins
Thelmarie Dinkins
Lee Davis Hines
Minnie L. Purifoy
Georgia M. Queary
l.. c. Brown
Eruvene Foreman
Claudia M. Lilly,
Bonnie Jean Alexander
Gloria Jean Marks
Annie M, Brown
Elizabeth Brown
Flora M Hill
Raymond Jones
Mamie L. Rigsby
Josephine Robinson
Lee livery Williams.
Instructors
Miss Ruth Wallis
Miss Francis Gonsolin
Mrs. Bernice Porchia
Miss Ellen Elliot
Seth Porchia
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eight grades, Mrs w. ], Num-,
$7,40; ninth grade, Miss Pauline
Feaster, $3.50; tenth grade, Mrs.
E. II. Morgan, $500; eleventh
grade, M. L. Hawkins, $3.50
twelfth grade, O. T. Tooke, 5000.
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Chidester
MARY NJ. Townsend

Mrs. Mary M. Townsend and
members Of the Harmonic Dew
Drops all girl quartet wish to
thank the many patrons and
s-sends for the many compliments
-.ceived concerning our broadcast
7 Sunday morning. This type OF
litter serves as inspiration to the
group: Dear Mrs. Townsend !
Rave been listing TO your pro-
gram each Sunday morning and !
think II wonderful I want you all
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Oes Arc
Ella Mae Brown

Many of our citizens attended
the funeral of Henry w. Sanders,
who died in Little Rock 49,. r.
L. Ford, nephew of T. J. Ford was
called to Pine Bluff to the bed
side of his wife ....... Jimmy, FIRE.
dia, Bobra Rose McKissic have
grandmother in Pine Bluff ........
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01

and presidents of land grant col leges and directors of experiment stations from the 48 states, and the territories were in attendance.
 MT Irwin reported a smooth trip to the states from Anchorage where 26 Alaskan scientists at tending the conference met to make the trip by plane. The re- turn trip was more eventful, with two days delay in Seattle be- cause of the weather. After being held up from early morning until 4:30 pm. on Thanksgiving, pas sengers boarded the plane bound for Alaska, only to be told 20 minutes later that there was an- other delay. The stewardess told them to go on to the dining room at the airport and have Thanks giving dinner. They had no more than ordered when the departure of the plane vas announced. One and one-half hours out, as they were dining on turkey dinners aboard the plane, they were told the plane had turned back for Seattle. Next morning they start ed all over again to finally get out by Stratocruiser for the five and one-half hour trip to Anchor age, arriving at 7:30 pm.
 The paper presented by MT. Irwin is a very readable and in teresting account of agricultural research in Alaska. Extra copies may be obtained at his office in the laboratory building.
 ::m-2YAoareShrdl cmfW vbg cm
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
MRS. MORGAN BUYS LOCAL BEAUTY SHOP FROM MRS. KEZAK

Mrs. Adelaine Kezak, owner and operator of the Kut n Kurl Beauty Shop here for more than three years announced last week that she has sold her shop to Mrs. Dorothy Morgan. The change in ownership became effective Mon day, November 20, Mrs. Kezak said.
 Mrs Morgan and her husband, James Morgan, first came to the Valley from Dallas, Texas, last June. He is employed by the Matanuska Electric Association. Mrs. Morgan has been in beauty work for many years, Mrs. Kezak said, adding that she and Mrs. Morgan first met when they worked together 12 years ago in shop at Tacoma, Wn. Mrs. Kezak stated that she plans to remain in Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
ANWILER- SHAW MARRIAGE SET FOR SATURDAY EVENING

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Anwiler and Clifford B. Shaw will be solemnized in a ceremony at the United Protestant church at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening" The Rev. Victor Alfsen will read the vows in the presence of guests. The young couple will be hosts at wedding reception fol- lowing the ceremony.