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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-23

they hide their face. Lets shame
those kids.)
Thomas Brister is very sad and
lonesome since Isabelle Griffin has
gone back home.
Frank G.. White Jr., and Inez
Bishop are getting on much time
and believe me they are really cool
and straight Hold your line until
/ get there)
S. E. White is stepping out but
with who will someone please tell
me before / 60 any farther.
Bill Collins is straight with Wa
vine Ramsey. Honey hush)
So long, see you next week.
The ACE
Send all news to Linell Singleton,
Pc Box 232, Raymond.
On Mopday and Tuesday Of each
week. Linell Singleton, reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-23

is trying to get L. c. Henderson
from her, and Bessie Mack is t,.v-
ing to get d. c. Robinson from
her. So think Ethel Bryant L
having ahard time. but she is sing
ing, you still my baby by Chuck
Willis.
But If all the childrens around
Bolton are saying / don't under
stand how Ethel Bryant keep her
boy friends so good we can't ours
But she sang the song that the
things | ulster do. BY Guitar Slim
When it say ! ulster sit and hold
your hand.
Barbara r. Lloyd is in love with
three boys of Raymond. They are
Mayman Joiner the famous bow
that they call Junior of Raymond
and Mary Ruth j. is wild about him
Lonnie Henderson, Robert Singer
ton, Lawson Beaman, although
Floyd Marshall is trying to get
on a little time with Barbara r.
Lloyd. But she sa where's no more
days like that. All the famous
chicks around Bolton, call Mary
R. Johnson c. S. and she is very
sorry that Maymon Joiner has quit
her and in love with Malissa Sam
uel and Barbara r. Lloyd.
Cool it, Later for the hopping and
/ wanna thank you.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-23

more. But she is hearing from him
every day.
Look what's happening Miss LOU
venia Robinson and Mckinley Mel
son are really straight. Miss Ber-
nice Dotson is wondering why, oh,
why do everything have to happen
to her beware, baby
Doris Kinnebrew tried to get be-
tween Earl and Joyce, but Joyce
said that couldn't be done. Cool
it baby.
R. L. Jordan is often seen in Ray
mond on Sunday. Could it be Laura
Garner that he is coming to see.
Its deaD Yes, B. D. is just won
dering around by hisself because
she say her whole soul and mind
is in haywood, ILL.,. and she say
she will soon be there if j. J.
doesn't step into this THAT is Just
what she meant period)
What has happened to the Course
| brothers and White sisters? know
they can't call it quit because they
were so in love.
Mr.. Nathaniel Joiner is about to
win Georgetta McGee's heart from
Nicholson. SO it seems. Honey
hush).
Wedding bells are ready to ring.
They should be ringing for Tom
mie CYokie) Dixon and Laura Mae
Pee Wee Wallace.
Lonnie Henderson was talking
with Minnie Singleton Tuesday on
bus II and Carrie Taylor almost
had heart attack. She just could
stand it.
Mary Davis and Luther Joiner are
really on much time here of late.
mere are no more couples like the
two
Samella MCGEE thought she had
Jessie Burns but Shirley Harper
showed her who was best.
Willie Owens is very small, he
can't be seen in Raymond but
Charlie Mae Miner from Terry.
say he can only be seen by her.
Emma B. MCGEE is getting mighty
famous around and out of Ray
mond but while she is getting IA
NOUS wit hthe boys she better get
the right boy and not the wrong one,
period.
What you know, Agnes MCGOWAN
and Carl Henderson are getting on
some time heer of late.
Oh, yes, by the way Ruby Brown
say Willie Owens can be seen a.
round Raymond by her.
Johnny Singleton is trying to
get on time with Bessie Bunton but
every time they see one another
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-23
Milk Imports From
Mississippi Top Problem

Milk imported from other states
principally Mississippi - is this
years No. | problem for Jeffer-
son County. Alabama dairymen.
They agreed on the problem when
they met to lay plans for 1854.
County Agent Clinton Johns said
nearly forty per cent of the sup
plies received in the milk shed SER
wing Birmingham comes from out
of the state. Mississippi diaries are
the principal contributors with 49,
600 gallons daily, he estimated.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-23
Raymond News

Miss Minnie Lee Hunter is going
to be missed around Raymond But
she has married and is making her
home in California.
The town was shocked by the
sudden death of Miss Myrtle Ber-
ry. who died Saturday, Jan. Is, at
the age of II.
The funeral was held Tuesday,
January 10 at o'clock at the New
Mt. Zion Baptist church where she
was member. The pastor, Rev.
J. H. Williams officiated, assisted
by Rev. Jenkins.
Collins and Frazier Funeral home
wa sin charge of the arrangements.
Miss Berry is survived by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawyer Ber-
ry. thirteen sisters and brothers.
and several aunts and uncles.
MIR. and Mrs. Bradley and son
Billy of Jackson were guests in
the home of their parents and grand
parents, MIR. and Mrs. William Peace.
Mr.. Peace was celebrating his 82nd
birthday. Also their daughter. Eve
lyn and granddaughter, Jennie Ruth
were there.
Rev. and Mrs. !. H. Hardy. Mr..
and Mrs. Will Collins were the
Sunday guests in the home of Mrs.
Singleton and daughters.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Mary
Lucy Bell has been on the sick list
but happy to know she is much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ernest Hen
derson are the proud parents of
fine baby boy, born Saturday.
January is. Mother and baby are
doing fine.
Gossip -.
You girls and boys around Ray
mond and Clinton don't get mad
with Hannah White because she
has the best go with J. c. Butler.
Honey, hush!.D
Etha v. Lee better watch Leroy
Henderson because he is riding
Mrs. Ollie May Thomas. They seem
to be on much time. Honey, hush.
Carrie Mae Manager is angry
with Vera Butler about Henry Lee
Coleman. Is that her husband? No.
(Shooo-oo-o-o)
We all hope Lillian Robertson
gets Pvt. J. L. A. J. If she don't
she will never speak to V. B. any
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BOLTON GOSSIP .

Hello, all you Growing roosters
and cracking hens, this is to let you
know that Bolton is still alive. So
we bring you back, about two
years back, all these girls and boys
stay by the railroad track.
Do you know that Mary Ruth
Johnson is calling herself in love
with all the boys around Raymond.
But she has hard time trying to
keep them.
Ethel Lee Bryant is really in love
with these famous chicks. MIR. l..
c. Henderson, George Brown, and
D. c. Robinson, but, Charlie Burns
is trying hard to beat her time with
George Brown. Mary R. Johnson
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-23

utilizing the acres that last year
were planted in cotton. That is
what ST Corley. Commissioner of
Agriculture, told the Mississippi
Seedmen's Association. There are
any number of efficiency crops
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-23

that we can use to replace cotton
Corley said, And high on the lid
are vegetables" Corley said thai
Mississippi never has and still doe
not produce enough vegetables I'd
meet demand.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-23

More than one-third of all the
money raised in the 1854 March
of Dimes will be used to buy gam
ma globulin and carry out field
trials aimed at testing a trial
vaccine against polio.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-01-23
Grow Vegetables On Cotton
Acreage To Keep Income High

Mississippi farmers can keep
their income high in 1854. despite
the cotton acreage slash if they
will exercise good judgment in
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1880 MISSOURI AVE. NV rms.
/ kit, bath. pvt. entr. LIST n. ]. Of
home: small, pleasant apt; for cple. I
ConV, stores. tranSp,, yard ana auto
space: util. incl. 1t s65. RIA. 3-6659
.7as CONN. AVE. N.w.-very mic,
sla5. incl. atils, Day. IA, $500 $500 q
ANACosTiA. 1915 Chester st. Sc
. bedrms.. iv. rm.. kit. and bath,
$a5 mo. incl utilsa LII. 4-6333;
1882 BELMONT ST. N.w.-s rms.
kit, bath. gas. cleo. refgr. incl,
So so; less to one. co. 5-0525
e5os r. /. AVE N.E.-six rms. and
bath; LIST A.: Al condition; garage
heat furnished; no objections to
S %n fa q own c Infn Mau & aeG Fra
GERALD. ma. s-33s6 80
large rms, kit. dinette and bath:
new condition, 800. including heat
and hot water: not suitable for
shil ldnsn Or S pets; ,, BRADLEY; sEALI
1864 GIRARD ST. N.w.-compiete
ly redec, liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath.
pvt. porch. $3.50. See janitor for
inspection or call Mr.. Gill, EN-
1000, LEGUM & GERBER
9i5 LoNGFELLow ST. N.w.-va.
cant. = rms, kitchen and bath
$69.50s See ianitor. FLOYD z
DAVIS AVIS CO.. 1929 X st. NV. Ma
1915 HoLBRO0K ST. N.E.-Duplex
rms, kitchen and bath, $50
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1899 K st.
3III NEWTON ST. Me-, Apt. l-B-
rms. kitchen and bath. $50
FLOYD Z. DAVIS Co, 1929 K st
SIC PER e. Mo- O'' All utils. incl; b,,
close to quick transp and MINI. ave
shopping center (s.el. SHANNON &
LUCHs CO., 1908 H st. NV, Ma
eioo 18th ST. N.w.-see janitor or
premises. 8 rms. kit. and bath:
redecorated; walking distance down
town. S63. So MARSHALL J. WAPLF
CO, 1924 l4th st. NV. AID, 4-a005
1929 MONROE ST. NV efficiency
decorated; new kitchens with gar.
with shower. $50. 5N-S9T'50 in.
Cludes all utilities: immed nccu-
CO.. DI. 7-4244; ewes. tn. 3-8iai
YOUR LUCKY NUMBER in apt. liy.
ing. I'll 3lst st. Sc, Just of
Randle CIRCLE A big one-bedrm.
NON : LUcHs Co. 1905 II ST. NV,
DE LUXE TWO-BEDRM. APT, avail.
Feb. l, located q few blks. from
Pa, ave. Sc at 1924 9th st. Emit.
foyer, ax9 dinette. spacious liv
rm. modern Kit. and full bath.
500 mo; Excel; STORAGE and laun-
s ~ iasi hgch a. e Go iGs SHAN Il H.
NV. Ma. S-2345.
MOST COW. S.w. LOCATION. l.
bedrm. LIST floor apt. h q 4-family
apt, bldg. Express transp.: within
waking distance to Ice. shopping
center. $500 mo. inclus. heat and
INV: at 46 Forester st. SHANNON
& LuCHS Co. 1908 H st. NV,
MA. S-2345.
CONN. AND RHODE ISLAND AVE,
near ST., Matthews Cathedral = A
ez nepe rm nea Sizes s eoors S'h 1e shf sa
and modern cleo. kit: rental of
sos. incl. all utils; beautiful car
peted halls and Stairways and a
EonoeTtul lection at 1908 Rhode
Island ave. NV; adults only.
SHANNON d LUCHS CO.. 1905 n
81 NV. Ma. s-2345.
2 BEDRMS. in apt. bldg. 18th and
D SITS. ne. S35 mo. plus utils.
CLARKE REALTY. Ii. T-5ll9. --3l
1866 HILLSIDE RID. Sc.
Near Coral Hills Shopping Center
LIST fr., . bedrms.,. lily. rm.. kit. and
bath SS3.50 incl. heat and hot
water; avail. immed. Apply Apt. /
o. call LII. 2-3S69. II
BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
LARGE l-bedrm. apt. S69. so per mo. |:
Incl. all utils l2xlg-ft. iiv. rm.,
llxl7-ft. bedrm. full din. kit. and
bath; incinerator, laundry rm..
See MRS. LEONE 3O2i 4th ST.
Sc, Apt, No. 3 10. 2-4270 or
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
410l HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER. MD
APIS. FURNIsHED-VA.

ARL.-Duplex; mod. . bedrms tile
bath, liv. rm., dinette. kit, sun
porch. Bus at dr.. Minis. to Penta-
Eon. S120. ia 2-7371. go
ARL.. mr.. Mem. bridge: newly furn.
de luxe extra lge. ! and bedrm.
apis. $1,000 to $40. JE. 3-7476.
ALEx.-Beautiful Ige. Ink. enc. I:
quiet. clean; pvt; refined; or >
COMFORTABLE. attrac spacious ter
race ant; very close-in N Arl Ss5
incl. utils. ia. 2-0555. ia. 2-5575.
ARLINGTON. close to Pentagon. .
rms. kit. and baths lge. closets
utils furn.. close to- traoSp, and
shopping center. ia. S-0470.
n. ARL.-Entire lst floor my rome IN
excep. neighhorhood. 3 rms. dinette
Adults, no lease. IA. 7-3724.
COLONIAL vILLAGE-one e-bedrm
apt, ,Sl65 mo, 1918 Wilson blvd.
N ALEX.-3-rm. efic.: 6 min. air
port, Pentagon IL min. D. C. bus
at cor. Avail. LIST. RIA. 6-5022
IN ALEx.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
and bath; SIS to $3.50 per mo. /;
service personnel preferred TIE.
6-6670 between 1915 pm.
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APIS. FuRN.-vA. tcons.)

NATIONAL AIRPORT--Just on Mt.
immed. occupancy; all utils furn
$100 mo, (corner BRshford lane and
Abingdon DIR SHANNON 81 LUCHS
CO. 1hnh H st NV MA R-na4l.
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ARL.. close-in. best section; l and 2
nedrms $3.50 and Sl05. utils.. ex-
cept eiec: Ne9T Key Bridge. cony; TO
Mys endr tss iME s fE pssDEainc 'S ont
WILSON blydy left on Oak St. right
1-bedrm.. apt; cple. or
sir.s; unnu,sually quiet clean. 70.
S Sn'' t fa1 od so5o 'l k1 IS JH:se''
ARL.. close in: best neishbor6ood
bedroom, $3.50; 2 bedrooms,
S92 so. utils. except cleo; 10 Minis,
to p; G, near o'eOe rd.. 4ol4 Co
ALEX. tDei Ray,-Duplex. . bedrms..
screened porch; / blk. shops. to ap.
proved adult family, with lease.
RAYMOND APTS. TIE. d-319O. -21
ALEX. (Del Rayl-Corner. and y
6edrms.. liv. rm.. bath. kitchenette.
R RTcyss hSq Abrs 5aTT r. Hiih .a:s
S. ARL.-Lge. comfortable efficiency
IN apt. bids. ConNy to bus. ia, =
T Bedfn. s s5 T newly i,y r dec HI; i ss
bath scr, porch. Must be seen to
transp ft sios mo. mi kE sa5sss e @6
ARL;, Rosslyn area-2-bedrm. apt.
SSs a' iso oSu1 Il. o egit st. at ogs
54.5O-I bedrm.. liv.
rm., din. alcove. kit, bath, near
Arlington blvd. and N. Washington
blvd. EN-. 3-567S days, EN-. 3-920S
ARI.s. near Memorial Bridge: new new d.
luxe. extra-large / and Q bedroom
apis. $3.50 to S110. JE. 3-7476.
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1929 10th ST. NV

Ho. 2-5a26 or DU. 7-7666
For young business women. dou.
BILE with private bath, double
with running water; lving rooms
rates on meals at SLAUGHTER's
II desired. --26s
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WALLER GARDENS

A few ! and 2 bedrm. units left in
ct Wheeler I'd. and Wahier pl. Sc.
$3.50 up. incl. utils. UN. 4-35O0:
ewes. and week ends, phone 10.
3-5624.
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COL0RED-I617 s ST. NV ige.
q 4s1fh'0Fh0od' SIS per mo- NE s.
CoLoRED-leeo 4th ST. ~.w.-s
1arEe TTs.' Kit and bath; s1oo, per
CoLoRED - ae6e SHERMAN AVE.
S.W.--Lge.. front, sunny. pvt, .
t hmf'' ri sfo. s sot bath; heat and b, "
o OF III az. It.h PL. N,E.-ons
coLpoRRiED GBAsRMGNr APT rm.,
COLoRED@GEoRGIA Ave. and Ken
gg Cn st. and 18th and California SIS
pm. rs
COLORED-ATTRACTlvE. light apt
Conv. upper NV. location; > rms.
porch. share bath. RIA. 3-1a96
CoLoRED-cALvERT ST. Sc /
blk; from, Nichols ave. bus stop; .
window. din. rm.. modern H Kit. t and
bath Completely furn. Excel cond
Lee I'd Adults only 500 Cal
70 to ! pm. v. D. JOHNSTON. Du
COLoRED-NE.. 1924 c sr.-Two
rooms. kit share bath utils, incl
Cali affer $50 pm. II. -
COLoRED-Two BEBRMs.. liv. rm.,
pvt kit. and entrance. Nicely fHrn
suitable 4: weekly or monthly rates.
Apply 510s Bird St. NV.
COLORED-1 ROOM, KIT.
Otils furn. HU. 3-a5ts after pm.
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UTILITIES INCLUDED
Extra large rms. abundant closets
Gus cabinet space. automatic Iaun.
dries. off-street parking. close Il
shopping centers movies. schools
playground, day nursery, churches
Resident manager 1919 Danbury ST
s.w cor. Nichols ave. and Danbury
st. 10 3.4300
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APIS. fURNlsHED-MD

CHEvERLY. MD.-3-rm, apt. pvt.
f sn.r. S al 90 mo- with all utils incl,
NR. WALTER REED. Pvt. home: ?.
bedrm.. apt: cleo. kit: pvt. shower
bath; linens. dishes and tel. Sia5
per mo. JU. 5-46SS. cTs
Administration living rrn.. kit.
bath, 500 mo-. utfls. incl: | blk,
bus and shopping. JU. 5-s545 after
TakoMA PARK. MD. AttractiSeiy
furn; apis; on busline, S65 to SIS.
T "A Ss12I Pk.-Liv. rm.. bedrm m Kit.
dinette, semipvt. bath; child vel
come; S6s.50: utils. JJ. $4,000
TAKOMA PARA. Flower ave.-e-bed.
rm: apt: newly DECORATED m nr. trans:
COLLEGE PARK. MD rms. xii.
bus stop at door. LA CONCiA APIS.
9412 Baltimore blvd, 90
HAYWOOD GARDENS
41ol HAYWOOD PL
MT. RAINIER. MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Just across the District line. bus
fare; cow. 20 shopping center and
theater; excel. bus transp.
Nicely furnished apt. recep. hall. liv
rTn., dinette. bedrm.. kit. and bath.
sos incl. utils.
Plenty of parking. lovely grounds.
Apply in person. WA. 7-6200. Us
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Bellevue Gardens
APARTMENTS
Completely Decorated
UNFURNISHED, S72
FURNISHED. sos
UTILITIES INCLUDEr

ANAA@ AA0 AHN6Oo6O
Large rooms to 5 closets; new
S-cu. 1T. WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator
with freezing compartment now
being installed; spacious lawns
adjacent to large playground with
day school: bus at door zone.
Phone 10 3-4OiO
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1870 BTT,TMORE NV

Newly dec, ] and . bedrm. apis. in
apt: bids; large liv. rm.. din. rm.,
porch; suitable diplomat; $I50-
$l55; year lease. AID. 1880. AID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26

8 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Mr.. WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Mr.. 14th AND VAN BUREN SITS.
Beautiful corner apt. in elevator
switchboard bldg. Twenty -six-ft Hy-
ing room, full dining room, bright
with deep freeze. q large closets.
near 18th and Van Buren, SITS. NV:
rent Sl95 month. IA. $4,000. -
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Nichols Heights
AnartnnentS

A BETTER-TYPE DEVELOPMENT.
Boiling FIELD AREA, in TIE
MINIS, 10 DOWNTOWN. VIA Elk.
PRESS BUSES
FIREPROOF BUILDINGS
COMPLETELY DECORATED
31a ROOMS-$95
UNFURNISHED-S72.50
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TAKOMA PARK. 1900 Flower ave
Mod, : rms, kit. dinette. bath,
utils. incl; $3.50 mo. AID. 1876.
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APIS UNFURNIsHeD-Mp.

ATTRAC. 3 RMS. pvt. bath. roomy
ltils. turn.; adults. JU, 9-2471. -3S
NEW l.BEDRM. APT. in brick bldg.
individual heat control. may use
own washing machine. liv. rm
oinette. kit. bedrm,, tile hath. al
utils paid. SS0-SS3. 80 mo. 500
Huston ave. Tax. PIX. JU. 5.756(
days. JU. 1886 ewes. and wk. ends
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J BEDRMS., 2 BATHs-$290

NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
ator-Switchboard Bldg.
Mr.. 18th AND WHITTIER SITS. NV.
26-ft. living room. very large dining
room, bright kitchen, 7 large clos
cts. new 1l-cu:-ft. Westinghouse
refsr. with deepfreeze, RA. $3.50.
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EMERSON GARDENS

1900 Emerson st.. Evansville. Nd.
Apt. 5; lovely 2.bedTm. garden.type
apt. redec.. available Feb. 1. Conv.
to schools. stores. transp. Children
sos. includ. utils.. ,UN. 4-3500:y ewes,
arc week ends. phone 10. 3-5624
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:-BEDRM. APT. in brick bldg: avail.
Feb. l.; 500, u.lls. incl; washing
machine furn, JU. $3.50. -
COLLEGE PARK--Large liv. rm. with
bath. All utils. Mr.. stores and bus.
Adults only. SSs. WA. 5000; ewes.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01
ow! the yeast prize-winning cooks depend on
IN NEU'THRIPTY TIREES"

This is the yeast that prize
winning cooks depend on
Fleischmam's ActiveDry Yeast.
1t always rises fast and keeps for
months on your cupboard shelf.
When you bake at home, use
Fleischmann's Active Dry Yeast
>. now In handy new Thrifty
Three's.''
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

Now you can buy Fleischmann's
Active Dry Yeast in handler,
thriftier 3-package strips. You'll
find the new Thrifty Three's''
are more economical to buy and
they're so much easier to store
on your shelf.
You'll like the easy-to-use dry
yeast inside each package, too.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01
An Editorial
Training for
HOnenaking

girl, you are looking forward to the
future and what it will bring you.
You have come to the end of II
years of education. You may want
to go on to school and take more for
NAL training for career. You may
marry. More girls now marry at
18 than at any other age.) Or you
may be just waiting for something
exciting to turn up.
Every normal girl dreams of a
home of her own and a family.
Homemaking and children are the
natural roles for women.
Educators are realizing that all
women need special training in
homemaking courses. Recently a
study was conducted by the Ameri-
can Association of University Wom-
en- among its members, and the ma
jority of these women who had had
the opportunity for higher educa-
ton mentioned the need for greater
emphasis. on homemaking courses.
If the girl who Taarries at Is is to
have any formal special training in
homemaking, she will have to have
it in high school. Many teachers,
parents, marriage counselors and
judges in divorce courts feel very
definitely that courses in cooking
and sewing as we'll as courses in
English, mathematics and science
should be required subjects for
every girl graduating from high
school.
There is a dearth of teachers of
home economics and many high
schools in Montana report that they
do not give courses in the subject
because there are no teachers avail
able. The graduates in home eco
Monies last spring from Montana
State College and Montana State
University were not sufficient to sup
ply the demand in our own state for
teachers of these subjects. 1t is be-
cause there are not enough girls TAX
ing the home economics courses to
take care of our own demands. Be-
sides, marriage takes a heavy toll
each year from the ranks.
Home economics offers fine OPP
portunities. Not only teachers are
needed in this great field, but also
dietitians and research workers. In
the clothing field there are opportu-
mites in designing and buying. The
home economics graduate may be
an interior decorator, home planner
or housing consultant. She may
work in commercial kitchen test
ing equipment or products. New and
interesting fields are opening up
every year.
For those needing financial help
there are several available scholar
ships sponsored by clubs and organ
izations. There are also loans to be
had. Many local branches of the AS
ISOLATION of University Women have
loan funds available to local girls
also the PEG. sisterhood, the Par
ent Teacher Association and other
organizations which your high schoo,
principal, county superintendent Of
schools or your county home demon
stration agent will be familiar with
Certainly every high school should
have courses in home economics. L
that is to be, more teachers must b.
trained. If you are planning to g
to college, consider this great fielc
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

You can remove stains from your
kitchen range with silver polish.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01
21A8

S4ss-Treat yourself to a set of en-
broidered linens with these lovely
bluebird and butterfly designs.
Patterns IS cents each
Send Orders TO Montona Former.
Stoekman, PafteFn Bureou, 372
West Quincy Street, Chieoao g. III.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-04-01

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