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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-04-19
Honored at Shower

Honored at Shower
A pink and blue shower was
given Monday evening at the
liunior high school gym in hon.
or of Mrs. L. III. Bakken.
Bridge and canasta furnished
entertainment for the twenty
guests. HonorS went to Mrs.
Elmer Skeie, Mrs. J. M. Fisher,
Mrs. S. d. Patterson and Mrs.
Elmer Easton for scoring in
bridge, while Mrs. S. F. Rag
land, Mrs. G.. E. HalVerson,
Mrs. B. E. Bylund, Mrs. Julie
Brown and Miss Margaret
Staudenmeyer won playing can
asia. .... ~
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. w. K. PAUL and
Mrs. J. L. Milne.
Installation of Officers
The NOW lodge met at the
Masonic temple Monday eve
ming, April 16. Mrs. Ada TorSke
Installed the following officers:
Guardian Neighbor, Mary
Cool; past guardian neighbor,
Beatrice Bulls; advisor, Ruth
Kerrick; magician, Mae Olsen;
clerk, Lucilla Bulls; senior
guardian, LeNora Ford: attend
ant, Myrtle McCarty; flag bear
er, Wanda Salyer; banker,
Grace hammers; correspond
ent, Martha Slater; musician,
Pearl Snyder; captain of the
guards, LaVaune Harris; inner
sentinel, Helen Cunningham;
and managers, Laura Graf, Lu-
ellie Schoerr and Anna Powers.
A past guardian neighbor pin
was presented to Ada Torske.
! HostesseS for the evening
were Mrs. Mary Cool and Mrs.
Effie Koebbe.
ties last week at the Edwards
home.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Charles Card entertained
a number of her son, Gary's,
friends at a birthday party at
her home Sunday, in obser-
vance of his sixth birthday.
Supper was served at $50
p. m, after which the guests
attended the theatre.
Guests included Ruth Ann
and Charles Lundberg, Dickie
Moss, Barbara Raup, Odessa
Rosenow, Susie Burns, Jim Fox
and Gary Smith.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Keith Martin entertain
! ed at a theatre party Sunday
in observance of the eleventh
birthday of her daughter, Judy.
Guests included Barbara Ra-
der, Bonnie Wagner, Judy
Wemple, Judy Mclaughlin, Jean
McQuillan, Sharon Lind, Ann
Painter, Sharon Cook, Carolyn
Mayson and Nancy Martin.
Craft Club Meets
Mrs. Richard Fox was hostess
to the members of the Craft
club at her home Friday.
Dessert was served at 1870,
after which the members work.
ed on baskets. =
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D. m. after which two tables of
bridge were in play with hon
ors going to Mrs. E. L. Kelley.
Mrs. J.. J. Ping. guest of the
club, was presented with a gift.
Dessert Bridge
Mrs. Roy Jones entertained
at a dessert bridge party at
her home Monday evening.
Dessert was served at 7:30 o.
clock, after which three tables
of bridge were in play with
honors going to high and low
score at each table. Honors
to Mrs. Archie Grover,
Mrs. Ronnie Richmond, Mrs.
H. A. Jacobsen, Miss Gracia
Dillon, Miss Myrtle Peterson and
Mrs. Charles Egnew.
Announce Engagement
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Thompson
of Hardin recently announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Arlene, to Adam Hartung,
Jr., of Helena, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Hartung, ST., of
| Hardin. ...
The wedding is set for Sun
day, June 8.
Dinner Bridge Parties
Mrs. Carl Edwards, Mrs. Ma
than Young and Mrs. E. E.
jackson were co-hostesses at
a series of dinner bridge par
Wednesday evening dinner
was served to "a guests, after
which six tables of bridge were
in play with honors going to
Mrs. r. E. Peterson Mrs. L. S.
| McAllister, Mrs. Mark McDon-
nell and Mrs. Sue Yergey.
Thursday evening a 7 o'clock
dinner was served to "a guests
after which six tables of bridge
were in play with honorS going
to Mrs. Roy Morrison, Mrs. AL
bert Wildin, Mrs. Richard Fox
and Mrs. j. j. Ping.
Circle Sees Picture
The Ladies Circle of the
Congregational church met last
Thursday in the church par
lorS. Mrs. McAlliSter was in
charge of devotionS.
Mrs. j. J. Ping showed a
moving picture, "The Church
in MANY Lands.
Mrs. Korber of Custer was a
guest of the club.
The next meeting will be
! April 26, when Rev. Leila An
derson of Yankton, S. D., field
representative, division of
Christian education, will con-
duct a workshop for vacation
school workers in the church
parlors.
The regular session of the
Ladies Circle will be held in
the sanctuary. Mrs. Egnew will
conduct devotionals and Mrs.
j. w. Berns will have charge
of the program. At the conclu-
sion a coffee hour will be held
in the church parlors.
Welcome Home Party
A welcome home party in
honor of Mrs. L. II. Labbitt was
given at the home of Mrs. Sue
Yergey Wednesday afternoon at
100 pm.
Sixteen guests were present
and bridge furnished enter
tainment for the afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. L. III. Labbitt
recently returned from McAllen,
Texas, where they spent the
| winter
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Initiation Conducted

IIlltldLlOn Conducted =
Initiation ceremonies were
conducted Wednesday evening
when Alpha Rebekah lodge No.
96 met in regular session at the
Masonic temple.
. Plans were also made for
marking the graves of departed
members and for other Mem
orlal day observances.
Mrs. A. j. Kalberg, Mrs. C.
q. Ford and Mrs. Charles Good
now served the refreshments.
Pioneer Club Meets
Mrs. T.. A. Weir was hostess
to the members of the Pioneer
Bridge club at her home last
Wednesday.
Luncheon was served at 1870
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paper for Mothers day
CANMPl

crepe paper for Mothers day
present. 20
GAMMA
On April 5, the fifth grade
Camp Fire girls went on a
hike on Sarpy. Each girl took
her own lunch. At the business
meeting each girl made symbols
Of things they had seen on
their hike.
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CAMPFIRE
NEWS


TAWANKA
The sixth grade Camp Fire
group held its weekly meeting
at the home of Darlene Frickle,
All members were present. THE
girls worked on their beaded
bracelets. The next meeting will
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oTAWATEEA

be held at the home of Caro-
lyn hammers.
oTAWATEEA
The eighth grade Camp Fire
girls decided at their last meet
ing not to join with the sew
enth grade girls in a baby sit
ting program. The bicycle out
ing which they had planned
was postponed to a later date.
The girls started making waste
paper baskets decorated with
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State tree of New Mexico is
the pinion pine.
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Read the Classified Ads.
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Mrs. Richard Fox was hostess
to the members of the Craft
club at her home Friday.
Dessert was served at 1880,
after which the members work.
ed on baskets.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP MEN (cont.

MAN with car or small closed body
truck, for service pickup and deliv-
cry; 50% commission on service; also
earnings from sales. Earnings guar
s ssntssd while & in uGoTAp tssining, m See sns Mr
Rhode Island ave. me-. Mon. ga
MEN, . are needed for interesting
deld work connected with popular
radio program; some sales expert
Must have car. be neat. personab'e
and enjoy meeting public. Phone
MEN. several are needed. to train
locally for permanent positions
shall be considered. Those accepted
will work under direct SUPERVISION,
not canvassing. Earnings while
learning should exceed Sl00 wkly.
Car required. For appt.. RA. 1901.
MEN to take orders for Golfers; 3
RIM. 425. Bond Bldg. -a3
MEN. colored. to deliver furniture,
drive tTusk; sober neat rass courteous, tee
pR prR.s can mees he
er only Sun, 1-3, at Ramsey's
Service Station. 9th and K SITS. NV.
Home phone. AT. 9342.
MEN g white) neat appearing for
outside sales work; average earn
ings S75 wk.: good chance for ad-
vancement: we furnish transporta-
tion. Apply 9-10 am. Room S27.
724 9th st. NV. -23
6:30-9. with car. HERCULES FENCE
CO, LU. 10000. -22
MEN. 1906. chr. day, about $50
wkly.: no exp. or car nee, perm.
Apply 1912 pm, RIM. 702. 710 14th
st. NV.
MEN, mecha nically inclined. to service
and adjust gas appliances on GUS
toners premises; good, starting salary
plus expenses; permanent position
with opportunity for advancement
Apply 1865 Benning I'd. ne =2l
Evening star., 1951-10-21

CLERK-TYPIST. Bethesda area; 35-
apply in person. COLUMBfA SPE.
CIALTY CO.. 500 Bradley blvd.
Chevy Chase. Md. "a
CLERK-TYPIST; white. not over IS:
caro- care typins: 35o.dhr;, 3odhr S.day wk.; $40
CLERK,;TYPIsT-1n accounting once.
general ofice experience necessary,
must like figures. BARBER & ROSS
CO.. 9th g. v SITS. NV. DE. 0501.
CLERK-TYPIsT. to work III ant. rem
tal once; capable OF handling money.
1898. Mr.. BRAkEFiELD. X Si1i B. can w.
caEdRA-TYPIsT. ald established lumber
area has an opening for capable
Call WI. 6622. ii
CLERK-TYPIsT. some knowledge Of
nngnres; 5-day wk. See MRS. MAS
slE. I727 Conn. ave. NV. go
CLERK-TYPIsT - Young woman.
neat. aggressive, and precise. Fine
sTRTsir,oMp fHssFs oAMpply " oSELIMAN SsIIa oo CON-
vestment Bldg. -2I
CLERK-TYPIsT. permanent position
with employe dement's. available in
dietary and medical record dept.
s: S:Hrssass'es4@ ssSzs'ss@ HOSE: ss5.'nrsl ri, sss :.
cIIhk-TYplsrs. LEI TTiYplsrs no ..p.r: as nee.
ern bldg. TWENTIETH CENTURY
FOX FILM CORP. AIS Ord st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT for seneral ono.
work. o-day. 4o-hr. wk. Ma. 34o2.
CLERK -TYPisT. 4o-hr.. 5-day VIZ.
Apply in person. RKo RADIO Pic
TURES. 932 N. ]. ave. NV. pa
CLERK K-TYPIST-General once work
| in wholesale radio supply house; s.
Gay week. annual leave, group hos
pitalization; starting salary $3.50
to lheisais Andfiet n ReNYoN s9 seyS RApi6
SUPPLY CO.. 202O 14th st. NV,
CLERK-TYPIsT, IS 70 35; accurate
and conscientious, opportunity to
wF. and many benefits. % Apply JOHN JOHN
HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE iNsUR-
ANCE CO., 1887 De Sales St NV
CLERK-TYPIsr. perm: s-day Wk.:
excel. excel WORKING work conds; mus must be
CLERK -TYPfsT. white: young lady
desiring permanent position with
life insurance company. Excellent
working conditions. paid vacations.
retirement benefits. Shorthand
helpful but not essential. No ex-
perience necessary. Personal inter-
view. 1925 Connecticut ave. NV.
CLERK with automobile ex-
perience; good salary. Phone MR..
cLERK-TYPIsT - Preferably from
s. s. area; old-estab. finance CO.;
pleasant working cond.. 40-hr. vk.
insurance and disqualification; prev
ious exper. unnec. but desirable. In
terviews Mon. Oct. 22. GENERAL
ACCEPTANCE CORP. 1912 Georgia
CLERK TYPisT. young lady for Of
fee work in outstanding store: Must
knowledge OF. clerical work. Excel
working conds.. discount on gro
ceries, 5-day week. Starting sal
ary. S45 per wk. Phone MRS MAS
SEY. DE. 1866 for appointment.
-21
CLERK -TYPIST. experienced. part
time I u m a a m Mon throuRh
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP MEN
Attention. Statesmen

We need 3 more good statesmen ir
our sales department. Earninsg un.
limited and future secure. We are
not affecteds by war. priorities OF
credit restrictions. Experience moi
necessary. Complete training given
Car necessary. Substantial drawing
account. For personal interview see
Mr.. Robson between 10 and IL OF
2 and 4. FORT LINCOLN GENE
Terry, 1901 Bladensburg rd. ne
Evening star., 1951-10-21
YOUNG MAN

Collection dept. Of major finance co.
college BACKGROUND preferred, bu
not essential: fine opportunity fol
nan With Initiative and ability
YOUNG Man, age 20 to 80. LOOKING
for excellent opportunity and not
afraid Of hard work. viii be trained
Tor 5000 per yr. Job: good start
1hs sox sssaEy; ssaE s1sr no experience necessary
fofuHNaGG aGs Man. ssaf 1921. assistant anti re.
ceiving clerk: wholesale grocer,
warehouse good chance for ad'
gancemsns Hor 9ns fer bright young man
to learn upholsterine: must nave
ddraiynsr's permit. RICHARDS. Wo,
Young MAN. colored, strong mi intel.
ligent. hard working and ambitious
Shance for advancement. HAN
YOUNG MAN for Vt evening work on
ing inserting machine. No expert
ence necessary. State age and
whether employed at present. Boz
YOUNG ssisi NAN. II to 80 year. of age.
OF high school, legible handwriting
no experience required; 5-day. 40.
hour week. sick leave and vacation
benefits: salary to start. $40 Ia
$3.50 per month, depending upon
age and experience. Apply in per.
III RANsPFP ssnPPlSen'ss en- ssth hosf snd M mGAp11A "a.
YOUNG Man Tor g'Scsn cs1htsr, ear vboIesa,, holes
meat house; 5-day week. Cali ME-
-2740. Mr.: BLUMBERG. I'll
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Outstanding Opportunity

Many men have made good IN Wall
Street and this fascinating and
growing business fs attracting many
others who have had successful sales
ambitious. have good Connections
and are interested In becoming q
registered sales representative Of the
New York Stock Exchange with q
prominent local investment Arm, and
can finance yourself during o brief
giving full background. references
and Qualifications. Box 146-L. Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
MAN
FOR MARKING ROOM

Excellent top salary. Mr.. Sylvan.
70 81 sH5sG sToRRs, foi 7oo YAstETY Il st. ne. ''
YOUNG MAN. not over rs yrs. Of age,
TO work In real estate office; must
be able 70 drive car; 5-day week.
BOSS q PHELPS. INC. 14l7 K st.
YOUNG MAN, white. for shippins
room Of large magazine wholesaler
b-day week; permanent position; va
cations. benefits. Apply 1I21 5th
xogSSiGS MAN with car, mechanical m2s
inciisned to do minor service work
aeme AppIs oGa CLEAN EsalsFy EtTf sna Ss
PL1ANcE STORES. 925 r st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. eolored. work in drug
store. CALIFORNIA PHARMACY.
YOUNG MAN. il to Is. white. to
wrap packages and assist in opera
tion Of paper cutting and other ma
pay. sTocKETT-FIsKE CO. INC,
yodGgNGG NJ Man, $3.50 yrs. of age. to
In sales organization. Must be capa-
ble Of taking charge Of stoekroom.
MUST nave good references and be
bondable. Write, giving experience
and phone number. Box 320-V.
YOUNG MAN to learn warehousins
hospitaltzation. paid vacations, holt
Stickney, MALONEY'S. INC. 1926
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Nd:
YOUNG MAN for duplicating shop,
experience helpful but not neces-
Sary. ME-. 0272 -2l
Evening star., 1951-10-21

YOUNG MEN. white, for promotion
permanent position; vacation. ben
e1ts; etc; must have local reference.
ATTENTION. MEN-Work on a part
time basis. hrs. $3.50 pm. Call on
interested prospects where earnings
against commission. For interview
phone ME. 1859 mornings. -22
OPPORTUNITY = Travelling sales
man:. sideline; restaurants. hotels.
hSsPitals; t.a iastitutisns; inst n;v, ets; 19o%
es. sslss asi4 as1sI'1ss K. HUyETTY sSe. NY PL.s
WANTED--Man for profitable Raw
leigh business. Good living at start
Write EAWLEIGHs' Dept. DcJ-l4-
sffE. LII. fafstscE; pfEfcr fa; max. rea, money
Wool suits. pants. topcoats. Grs PRICED
low. Experience unnecessary. Com.
missions daily: Free outfit. INTER.
STATE GARMENT MFG. 1056-c
vanBuren, Chicago.
supply store can use exper. store
clerks. permanent; good pay scale
located in Sc. Wash. Cali for de.
tails and interview. Ii. 4-1400, MR.
wANTED-Man. between 40 and so
ABBY TabSy p PoToMae retds GR efl1endnE IL
SELF SELL 81 sHofs SIS 1bi bIREcT@Earn aEeSyo extrs
Xmas money up to S25 daily comm.
sell part or full time with leading
cushion styles for entire family; fasi
&c. JOHN I NEIL saoE. III es 81 aefsales sntes
.prise. Brockton. Mass; ..
KAKNING WHAT YOU'RE WORTH
come from S., 600 year selling superb
new line exclusive calendars, ad.
verttsing .specialties; big repeat bust
ness. high commissions, bonus; sur
w proves men with Us 10 year
DOW co. Empire State Building
Evening star., 1951-10-21
MEN

want q man who cares
for his family, wants the finer
things in life, Is not content
with S100 per VIZ. wants his
own business. can be his own
boss. Must have q car. Phone
JE. 3-7265. LYNN MUSE.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
ASST MANAGER
SMALL LOAN co.
UP TO $3.50 MONTHLY

An excellent opportunity for q young
man to get in on the ground fioor
OF growing loan company, oper-
ated independently. Want man
who is willing to work hard to 90
places. Must have car. Applica-
tions will be held in the strictest
commence Apply Mr.. Stuard.
ROYAL LOAN co.
1920 Georgia Ave. JU. 7-540o
Evening star., 1951-10-21
REAL ESTATE FIRM

Has opening for experienced, agsres-
sive man to handle business property
leasing and selling. Excellent posi-
tion with unlimited future for quail
if1ed applicant. See Mr.. Fisher.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
l420 Z st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HOTEL

ASST. SALES REPRESENTATIVE.
Nationally famous hotel requires the
services OF an aggressive young man
who has the ability to meet top
level executives and to work out In
detail group meetings, etc. Excel
lent opportunity for right person.
Box 112-V. Star
Evening star., 1951-10-21
SUBJECT SALARY AND
WAGE ANALYST

We are seeking an alert, energetic
man under 40 years Of age with
retail retail merchandising experience.
2 years college plus ut least 5 years
experience conducting wage surveys
and computing wage and hour sta
tistics. Starting salary "a ,O6O per
annum plus liberal benefits. Submit
resume Of experiences and aualifi-
Boz WS 1891. 221 W. Il st.. N.Y.is
Evening star., 1951-10-21

ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co.
Offers outstanding opportunity for
experienced counter man. S65 vk
starting salary plus automatic pay
increases and many other employ
Sment benefits. 5z days per week.
Eor complete Information call ACE
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.. MI. 4122.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Excellent OpportIlnitv

young man. now employed, 70 assist
present position. and increase your
salary by $40 to $50 per Wk.: nc
canVassing; car and sales expert.
ence essential: work 3 hours. 4
nights per week. Call In person
upes. eve Oct. 70, 7:30 pm. 1888
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Insurance Opportunity

insurance Opportunity
One Of the largest and leading in.
surance. companies has recently en-.
tered the State Of Maryland, and
has general agency opportunities
are interested in particular areat
other than Baltimore. We are moi
interested in just average statesmen
but men who are qualified or poten.
tally, qualified for general agency
building. If you are the man, Il
will pay you handsomely. Reply
Box 154-V. Star. q
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP MEN
YOUNG MAN
C0T.OPEn

For route work: age 23- to 80: high
school education; must have D. c
drivers license; start $55 per- wk.
excel. oppor. to earn at least S7f
weekly. Write for appt.. giving ful
particulars. Box 409-V, Star. --2s
Evening star., 1951-10-21

CLERK -TYPIST. experienced. part
time. l p.m.-6 pm. Mon. through
Friday. Salary open.
SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN
10 Carroll st. Takoma Park. d. c.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
ADVERTISING SALES
OPPORTUNITIES

II you are 25 to as years OF age,
II you are making 81 900 to 5000
locking for an opportunity to make
$4,000 to $4,000 and UP in two
TO three years. you may be the
man We want.
Our job is commission plus bonus, nc
ceiling on income. Our company Il
q well-established national concern
leader in its field. We employ
over 1000 statesmen whose earnings
are in the upper brackets and our
opportunities require additional
men OF the same caliber. II you
have the qualifications. we have the
opportunity in Washinston. Auto
mobile necessary. For appointment
call r. D. FORD. Jr., Shepherd
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Mr., PAINT SALESMAN

Oh PAINT STORE CLERK
IL you are not making enough money
in your present job and are ready to
take on the added responsibility OF
managing a factory branch store
here in Washington for a well estab-
nShed 77-year-old manufacturer or
2 salary and bonus basis. then cali
MIR. GUSDORFF at National s5I0
between pm. and 9 pm. Monday
Tuesday, October 23rd. between 9
am. and II noon. 80
DISTRICT MANAGER AT ONCE
immediate opening locally offered by
nent career in distinctly low pres
sure f1eld. Our business semipro-
feSsional. Applicants must be will
ing to work hard for large yearly
income. Previous experience in
hiring and developing salespeopie,
contacting customers at their noines
REQUIRED. Not a desk Job. Car
necessary. Age 30-45. Careful
training given right applicant
Proven successful program and ey-
cellent earnings discussed at inter-
view. Telephone Mr.. RICHARD
SANDEREON, TU 3R00 Monday
Evening star., 1951-10-21

coMPToMETER OPERATOR; must
be experienced; air Conditioned
once; good hours. excel. pay, steady
pay and many other priyilereS
Apply TO once manager, KRAFT
FOOD co, 2l30 Queen Chapel I'd.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-01-26

Norma jenkins, James Peterson
Dorothy Pettigrew. Margaret Pet.
tigrew, Mary Price, Gloria Smith
Charles Springer, Lois Jean Stag.
gers, Romania Walton.
Fifth grade: Charles Green, David
Mayfield, Edward Webster, Julia
Anthony. Doris Jean Phillips, He.
len Walters, Mamie Williams.
Fourth grade: Michael Hawkins
and Rosie Lee Hall.
Third grade: John Brown, Reuben
Glover, Maudestine May, Seane
Mann, Queen Esther Peterson
REQ Williams, Katherine Phillips
Patricia Mccoy, Lawrence Shine
Ralph Walton, Tessie Adams.
Second grade: Juanice Lawrence
Vera Jean Lawrence, Ray Rucker
Shirley Smith, Leonon Bradford,
Frederic Herndon, Richard Mays,
George Moore, Merolin Norman.
John Walton, Tommye Ais, Gene.
We've Anthony.
First grade: Charles Bryant, James
Mccoy, Jackie Morton, Joe Louis
Neyland, Sandra Lee Hawkins,
Helen Marie Jones, LaWanna Ta{e
Gaines, Shirley Patterson Dorothy
Alexander, George Edward Haml.
ton, Shirley Levy, Laverne Wat.
kins, l.. V. Miller, Jerry Lee Tho
mas.
Perfect attendance for the third
six weeks: Sixth grade: Carolyn
Hatten Cleo Johnson, Margaret
Pettigrew, Romania Walton, Mel.
va Wilbert, Dorothy Pettigrew.
Fifth grade. Leroy Jones, Helen
Walters, Edward Webster, Mamie
Williams, Doris Phillips. Emma
Jean Erwin, Samuel Lewis, Ruthie
Love, David Mayfield, Beverly
Hatten, Charles Green.
Fourth grade: Alfred Wilbur,
Artholia Smith. DeArthur Miner
Carlus May, Jimmy Green.
Third grade. Cleophus Buckley
Mablc Earsery, Seanie Mann
Maudestine May, Cora Jean Value
Dean Green, Lawrence Shine
Katherine Phillips, June Fave
Flagg, Lewis Robinson, Helen vii.
burn, Ralph Walton, Tessie A.
dams, Sims Walters
Second grade: David Alexander
Richard Mays, Helen Patterson
Shirley Smith
First grade: George Edward Ham
ilton, Dorothy M. Alexander, Jack
lie Lynn Morton, Doris Value and
James Mccoy.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-01-26

in bringing to us the microscope
permitting us to view one-eelled
animals and plants, has given us
a greater desire to learn more
science. We are now having unit
on THE Study of the Stars.
l should like to acquaint you
with very modest little artist
who is responsible for the beauti-
full tack boards. He supervises
most of the materials that 60 to
make up the projects displayed
on these boards. He is William
Tyler, son of Mr. and Mrs Walter
Tyler. He has a sister, Zalia, who
is also in his class. They are both
excellent spoilers and good read
ers.
The cass is working hard to
make the March Of Dimes
Drive a successful one!!
Buy Where Negroes Work.
STEPHENS-The 1.-two grade of
Mrs. Lothaire Green's room ORA
matized the story Little Black
Sambo". The dramatization was a
follow up activity after the class
had seen the film strip.
Characters were:
Black Sambo-Clarence James
Black Mumbo-Helen Jean Rich
ardson
Black Jumbo-Curtis Reed
Tigers Lorenza Lamar, Law
renee Walls, Levenis Tylska
and Ernest Fingers
The second grade story book
club of Mrs. Lillian Buckley's
room planned a story hour Of
recordings for their semi-monthly
meeting last Friday. The stories
heard were Cinderella, The
Seven Sneezers", The Three
Pigs, and THE Story or The
Circus.
The pupils in Mrs. r. N. Giles
pies 3-two group saw two film
strips about birds and their habits
and are now making bird booklets.
The girls Of this group painted
bowls in which the children plant
ed bulbs The boys gathered pretty
stones from the Campus for
the bowls. Pupils who helped
plant the bulbs were Patty
Crumpton, Willie Wesley, Jimmie
Wesley, Mildred Alternately, Ely
vette Jackson, Willie Clyde Falls,
w. c. Williams, Daryl Coleman,
Bobby Smith, and Martha Enright.
In Mrs. Blanche Lewis Zone
group Lloyd Gatewood, Ruth Gee
and William Perry made 100 on
the mid-term spelling test. Others