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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-15
julia Hurt
Wins Award
At West Hiqh

Julia Hurt, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. William Hurt, received the
American Legion Award given by
Camp Chase Post, at graduation
of West High School, Columbus,
Wednesday evening.
Her parents and her maternal
grandmother, Mrs. B. F. eleven
ger of Union City, Indiana, at
tended the exercises.
Julia expects to enter Miami
University, Oxford, this fall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-15
May Zone State
For Waterfowl
Hunting Season

COLUMBUS, OfIIO-The Ohio
Wildlife Council has asked Chief
Dambach to present to the Missis-
Sippi Flyway Council the possibil-
tiy of zoning the state of Ohio
during the Forthcoming waterfowl
season. Southern Ohio duck hunt
ers have complained for years
that the ducks have either alrendy
gone south when the season opens
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-15

The Department of Liquor Con-
trol proposes to lease the stonoroom
at Is East First Street. London,
Ohio from Ora NJ. Lenhard and
Phyllis Allen, 151 Washington Ave-
nue., London. Ohio for a period OF
five years at q monthly rental OF
$4,000. Premises to be occupied by
state Liquor. Store No. 18, Lease
to. contain standard covenants and
cancellabie by the Department on
ninety days notice.
DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR
CONTROL
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Director
June is
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-15
at Fort Belvoir. Va.

corporal at Fort Belvoir, Va.
She is a clerk in the 9S29th
Technical Service Units WAC De-
tachment at the fort, home of the
Army's Engineer Center.
Corporal Hamilton entered the
Army during September 1852 and
was last stationed at Fort Dix,
N. J.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-15
MRS. CoRNWELL
UNDERGoES OPERATION

Mrs. Delmar Cornwen Gwen
dolyn Blauser) of Delaware, un-
derwent a major operation at Mt.
Carmel Hospital, Columbus, Tues
day, June 8. Her room number is
$40. $3.50
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-15
BettyHamiI+on
Gets Promotion

FORT BELvOIR, VA. - Betty
J. Hamilton, whose parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris NJ. Hamilton, live
on Route /, West Jefferson, Ohio,
recently was promoted to WAC
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-06-15
CHARLES WATSON
IN HOSPITAL

Charles Watson, of West Jeffer-
son, entered University Hospital,
Sunday, June 13 for observation
and treatment. His room number
is 635.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

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Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

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FOR SALE-electr portabel sewing machine. Repairs on all makes of sewing ma chimes. Write Sewing Ma chine ;Man, P. o. Box 371 Kodiak. If.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11
Clossifieds

CROOKED ISLAND FARMS Can supply fresh whole milk to a limited number of customers. Daily home de Livery. Contact truck driver or a card in the 20 Al Nixon
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Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

BR SALE-house trailer or trade for 1951-l952 car of equal value. Louis Norris, Box B Kodiak. If
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

BAPTIST MISSION. - rum mage sale. Saturdays to 5 pm. 7-l0 If
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

FOR SALE Rem 721 300 Magnum, never been fired S85. co with 34 rounds ammo Call Base 594 for informa-. tion 12-1l ly
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

FOR SALE-1951 6 cylinder jeep station wag on. Call 2583. 12-l1 In
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

FOR SALE -6 Fox Terrior
 puppies. Call 4592 i2-11 In
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

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 of the Encyclopedia Britta- nica, the worlds on its way to your home. Call MT. Ty- nen at C-291 or write KNS Box 8. Nov. 27 At
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

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 12-1l In
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

WOULD like to take care ot or 2 children. Sears No right on Mission Rd, in City Limit. 12-11 1y
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

FOR SALE water heater almost new. Phone 4692 days or 2171 evenings. If
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

FOR RENT-Navy approved. Individual water supply, T. T. Jackson Call 1852
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Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-11

FOR SALE-Furnished 2 bed room house at Potatoe Patch Lake. For further informa- ton call 355l or 4544.
 6t l1-l3
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25

Noble, born June list, also she is
glad to have her niece, Miss Fan
ME Mae Smell, Detroit, visiting
her To celebrate the new arrival
with the rest of the family ,
Mrs, f. M. Beckley, formerly
employed with the State Press,
is now clerk cashier in Booker
homes office. We welcome her as
part of our community and hope
she will enjoy her work here
Mrs, Beekley is a very fine per-
son and always greets you with
a smile. She is an ardent and
faithful worker in the Mt. Zion
Baptist church Lawrence
Williams, grandson Of Mrs. Vic
toria Williams, 27 Burbank, has
recently been released from the
Jacksonville convalescence center.
He was strickened with Infantile
Paralysis two years ago. He is
much improved and happy to be
home with his family. Lawrence
was an "A" student at Dunbar
hi school, when strickened.
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
Bearden
Louise Lambert

Mr., and Mrs. Edward Ray Lam
bert are very proud to announce
the arrival Of their baby girl
The CIC club will meet Satur-
day night at 8 o'clock All mem
bers must be present Mrs
catherine Preston was honored
with the visit of her daughter
and son-In-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Brown and daughter Donnua. al
so Robert H. Green, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Green, former
student Of OCT school Meet
ings of the NAACP will be held
Sunday at its regular meeting
place at 3 p. m. AL members are
urged to be present, f. Morgan
president Miss Verla Jean
Rideout, daughter of Mrs. Q
Rideout became the bride Of
Floyd Newton, Sunday, in the
home of the bride. Floyd New
ton is the son of George Allen
Newton Of Detroit. Both are stu
dents of the OCT hi school .
Send all news to Louise Lambert
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
Booker Homes
Mrs, Lee A. Vinson

The Boys club and the COM
munlty at large, are enjoying
very much the movies shown each
Tuesday mite by the director of
the colored division of the Boys
club, William Thrasher. This is
very much appreciated and We
wish to thank Mr.. Thrasher for
what he is doing for the COM
munity The Silver Wings
~" teen club had a swimming
party at Gillian park last Thurs
day afternoon. Those who attend
ed were Lois and Ernestine Bes-
ter Shirley Conway. Viola Bailey,
Yvette Stewart, Gwendolyn Burs-
ton, Harriet Montague, Bettye
Jackson and Aline Began g.
Mr., and Mrs. Searcy Bailey and
children, Wybonia and Eddie,
have returned home after spend
ing their vacation in Camden
and Malvern, visiting relatives
and friends. They reported
wonderful trip Mt. Olive
Baptist church, Rev. J. S. Speech,
pastor, sponsored a hayride, Sat
urday mite stopping at the social
room, where they played various
games They then went on to
Gillian park Mrs. Hattie
Smith, PAL GMC, was visited by
her sister, Mrs. Nancy Smith of
Los Angeles. On her sisters de-
parture, Mrs. Hattie Smith and
granddaughters, Yvonne. Linda
and Phyllis, daughters of Mrs,
Lucille Smith, accompanied Mrs,
Smith as far as Kansas City,
where they visited Herbert Cros-
by, son of Mrs. Hattie Smith,
and other relatives for two en-
joyable weeks Mrs Paralee
Mckinley 80 GMC is the proud
grandmother, of a grandson, Jas.
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25

and was made as a visit to Hazel
Snowden at the state hospital .
j. c, Mcdaniel and brothers of
Flint, Michigan, were the house
guests of John Allen along with
Vernell Jones, Miss Ola Su e
Snowden, Miss Maude E. Cen
try and Master Winfred of An
tome Miss Willie Mae John
son has returned home from Oak
land, She is visiting her mother
Mrs. Birdie Johnson Miss
Linda Dixon of Oakland is visit
ing her grandparents, Mrs. Joe
Anna Dixon and Mrs. Birdie
johnson Cpl, John T. Scott
has returned to camp after a
furlough home with parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvie Scott On
the sick list are: Mrs. Rosie Toll
liver, Blevins, Mrs Maggie Post,
ana MISS Rachel M, Post e.
A group of Negro people were
very surprised while sitting un.
der the shade of an oak tree
eating lunch, when asked by the
owner, a white minister, A. p.
NeVans to leave off his property.
Since the segregation act is now
IN progress, we had better be-
ware of where We park The
third quarterly conference of the
Drab circuit was held Sunday at
Green Hill AME church, conduct
ed by the Elder p, C. johnson,
presiding elder of the Prescott
district and the Rev. o, W Walk
er, pastor of Drab circuit.
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
ParkdaIe
Massie Fitzpatrick

Massie Fitzpatrick
Mrs. CalHe Davidson was the
guest of Mesdames Josie a d
Minnie Cumming recently
Jasper H. Reed Of St Louis, was
the recent guest of his mother,
Mrs Bethel Reed Mrs, Daisy
Owen spent Sunday evening with
her mother, Mrs, Marie Robinson
. Johnnie Danny visited his
aunt, Mrs. Sallie Danny recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Cur
renton and mother, Mrs. Sophia
Currenton visited relatives re-
Gently in Louisiana The
Eastern Stars program will be
held Sunday, Sister Mary Carter,
worthy matron Mr., and Mrs
Richard Robinson are the happy
parents of a baby girl, Elizabeth.
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
kensett


Mines. Hattie Baker, Dorothy
Walker and son W. Hall of Pop
lar Bluff, returned home Satur-
day, after spending a two-weeks
vacation here with relatives and
friends. Bernard Washington ac-
companied them on their return
While visiting here, they were
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Washington and Mr.. and Mrs. Il
L. Rynard James Hart left
Thursday for the Armed forces
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Davis,
whose home was destroyed by
fire recently, have built a new
modern home and moved in Tues
day The senior choir of
Centennial NIB church sponsored
a hayride to West Point Friday
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
Gard Of Thanks

PRESCOTT-In loving memory
of our dear father, Mr.. v B
Taylor, who departed this life
June q, 1858. One year has pass
ed dear father, since God has called
you home. to be with him in
Heaven, around the snow-Whlte
throne We often sit and think OF
you when We are all alone, for
memories are the only things,
that grief can call its own. We
miss you. OH we miss you. How
could We help but cry, but if
W. live as you lived, we will
meet you again by and by. No
one knows of the sadness, only
those who lost can tell, Of the
grief that is borne in silence, for
the one we loved so well. He
has gone, but not forgotten, to
that Heavenly home above Some
sweet day we long TO meet nlill'
and share in his infinite love,
'Tis sad to part with friends we
love. While here on earth we
stay. b.. then a brighter thought
comes We'll meet again some
day. God knows how much we
miss you, never shall your mem
DRY fade, Loving thoughts shall
always wonder to the spot where
you were laid
Daughters: Riggie Blake, Mag
gle Pose, Ellen Robertson, and
Jewel Campbell sons Willie e,
Henry, and R. C. Taylor
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
Olive Street Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

On the sick list are. Daniel
Stewart Mrs Susie Tiggin. Mrs
Ellen Mcfarland ]. B. Bennett
passed recently. Funeral arrange
mehta are incomplete at this
writing Miss Reola NJ a e
Lynch and Zelner Harris were
quietly married June 18th. ZeIner
Harris is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Martin Miss Lynch is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Amos Fletcher.
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
Fri, June IS, 1854 STATE PRESS

pale pink lighted tapers. and a
crystal bowl filled with pale pink
gladiolas, was used for the GEN.
terpiece. Mrs. Demsey lannon's of
Menifee, and Miss Rosemary Bry.
ant presided at the punch bowl
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25

moi te Helen Holte of City shows Mommy how to
wagon Wheel Salad with Maine sardnes Children love to
' u'SheS with the decorative little silver fish.
Wall our family becoming bored with Lenten fish meals?
as H. let the children prepare their salad lunches such
s ane Sardine Wagon Wheel shown here You'll find that
Ppees increase when they're allowed to Create their own
es WIN Just hint two to get them started This quick
with both and appetite appeal Cut lettuce head
IN '-inch thickness Roll the edges Of all the slices in
ace one slice each salad plate Arrange whole ar-
' top of slices in spokeike pattern Garnh with pimi-
. center. Serve with French dressing.
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Bland left F
day for Haiti, Missouri. VIII
they will make their home. N
ton Bland is an instructor
the department Of music at /
Central high school there.
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
THE FAMILY
ROUNDTABLE''
ny ELGVA A. BALL

Rail, a Brooklyn school
NILE who has had extensive
essne' and experience in the
auay q, family relations WIN
fielo actual problems and
S asss histories. hay'hs rs' sS NJ
WIN and family living. Let
mp ,ay be addressed 70 Miss
s e al the Globai office. h NWG
Theresa, 2Oso 'sh Avenue NV
Dear Miss Ball;
n.so Marie is l4l-2 now and
nv o;rg to think about boys.
p ! 5ont mind that because l
mink it is normal, but why does
81 '',' she find boys in her own age
u 49, N be interested IN? | have
s'Vg' IN talk to her but she re-
cents 81, it. When she and her girl
' ',,snd, Get to gether for their
ii fan club or just to dis
-" boys. she doesn't want me
' wound They insist l leave the
s S and l feel silly with no
Another thing that has come
- lately is that l stand by and
.,ob her waste money? | feel
hurt and rejected. What have l
Olga Alabama,
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25

tend the funeral service of Mr..
Green The anniversary of
the pastor will be held July 4th,
at Union Grove Baptist church,
Rev, j, II. Henton pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
Bluff Cir,
Burma ID. GUiiley

Mr.. and Mrs. v L, Ford, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Gulley and Mr.. ami
Mrs Earl Holman. are the proud
parents Of new arrivals Mrs.
NJ. Walter and children. from Chi
cago. were here recently, to at
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
Conway


Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Halbrook
recently returned from a visit
with their son, William Halbrook
in Denver. They reported an en-
Joyable trip to the Lookout
mountains and thru the Universe
ty Of Denver, where their son
is a student.
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
Bryant. Bland
NuptiaIs at
Conway
Ry Mrs, j. \. Taylor

CONWAY - Miss Jeanett Bry.
ant and Milton Bland We're mar
ried recently. The ceremony was
performed at the Union Baptist
church in Conway, The bride Is
the daughter of Mrs. Dolly Bry-
ant of Chicago. and Milton Bland
is son of Mrs. Alma Howell,
also of Chicago. The Rev. S J,
Martin read the VOWS, and music
was furnished by Mrs. Otis Jones
of Little Rock. The bride wore q
white satin dress, and carried a
bouquet of white carnations. The
bridesmaid was Miss Rosemary
Bryant of Conway, who wore a
canary dress of organdy, and car.
ried a bouquet Of pink carna-
tions. Anderson Woods, jr., serv-
ed as best man. Mrs. Alma How
beautiful beige imported lace
dress with eorsage of red sweet
heart roses. Following the cere,
mony, a reception was held at
the home of BANDS uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James Gill
more. Red gladiolas, yellow NUNS
and ferns were used in the deco
ration of the reception room. The
dining room was beautifully
decorated, and the table was laid
with a Spanish lace cloth over
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There was a nice group and all
had a nice time. This recreation
was sponsored by the young peo-
pie of the Centennial church
Mrs. S. Black, Mrs Clara Baker.
and Miss Alice Bailey are still
on the sick list See Marshall
Baker for your State Press
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25
Prescott
Maggie Post

The Snowden family drove to
Little Rock, last week. Those
making the trip were: Jet Srow-
zen Mrs. Mary Snowden, John
and Jonathan Snowden, Mes
danes Thelma and Ruby Snow
ueh and Mrs, Ola Mae Woodber-
~ Inc trip was enjoyed by all,
Arkansas State press., 1954-06-25

Dear Olga;
you are not the only parent
f,,i1g such situation. the fan
cInbs are popular with all teen
spsrs. Remember how you used
n thrill over the singers OF your
dayq Your daughter is not reject
ing you. She loves you as much
.s ever. but this is the stage
when the adolescents begin to
fry out his wings. Rose Marie Is
really not a child any more, yet
not quite accepted by the adult
world She wants to be her own
and TO make decisions, but Is
frightened when Venturing out.
An adoleScent cannot tell you
these things, but her friends un-
derstand, because they are ex-
perencing the same problems
Adults often forget their 0 " n
youth, lose their sense of humor
and think Of teenagers as being
silly. Try to understand the child
and treat her as an individual,
and you will get better results.
You wonder about your daugh-
ter liking older boys. That is
universal l asked a teenager a.
bout this and her answer was
Yes, We like older boys. The l3
and l4-year-old boys are silly.
They bore you, too. They don't
know anything TO talk about -
The point is, girls mature more
rapidly than boys, and frequently
at this age you will find the girls
making the advances.
Concerning her clothes, you will
have to teach her how to tell
the quality of a dress. Have you
stopped to consider that it is i'm
portant for girls her age to keep
up with the fads? Maybe she is
not wasting money. p | n a
clothes budget with her and let
her manage it.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Lady Astor BIones
Indifferent People
For 'McCurthyism'
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. April 3.-Lady
Astor said today that "indiffer-
ent" citizens are responsible for
"McCarthyism."
The Virginia. born viscountess,
who became a British citizen and
the first woman in the British
Parliament. was interviewed here
as she paused en- route home
from a three-honth American
visit.
Lady Astor once remarked at
a Washington party that it was
too bad there wasn't poison in
the drink of another guest, Sem
atory Mccarthy Republican Of
Wisconsin,.
But soon afterward she said
she didn't want to poison the
Senator because she thought he
would hang himself"
She said today she hadn't
talked about Senator Mccarthy
this trip because she thought
he's had too much publicity.
Il feel" she said. "that if you
let him alone he'll go home
dragging his tail behind him. I
don't believe America will ever
be interested in his kind Of
leadership.
'But in this, as in other
things, it's not the politicians
who are to be blamed, it's the
people who are Indifferent who
are at fault"
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Mccarthy Films
N Attack on Murrow
For tuesday Show
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON. April 3.-Senator
Mccarthy said today he has
completed a filmed reply to Ed
ward r. Murrow for showing on
Mr.. Murrow's CBS-TV show next
Tuesday night.
Senator Mccarthy said the film
would show "that Murrow is
(1) a liar, and (2) has been of
great assistance to the Commu-
mist cause" He added he would
make the film available to any
television station that wants to
show it.
The Senator's comment was
made in the course of a brief
news conference at Logan Air
port as he arrived to speak to-
night at a closed meeting of the
Beacon Society. composed of Bos-
ton business and professional
men.
Reply to Telecast.
The film the Senator referred
to is his reply to a telecaSt a few
weeks ago in which Mr.. Murrow
was critical of Senator Mccarthy
and his methods of investigating
alleged Communist infiltration.
1T was not possible to give the
complete picture of Murrow in
Is minutes" Senator Mccarthy
said. THE time is too short to
give all the Recommendation nee
essary." He added, however,
that he would follow it up and
make available to those who
want it the full Recommendation
Senator Mccarthy was greeted
by cheers and hisses-the cheers
predominating-When he entered
the airport lobby. Several per-
sons reached out and shook his
hands.
Members Reticent.
Information on the subject of
his talk at the Beacon Society
tonight was scarce. After the
Evening star., 1954-04-04

you are trying to make into an
incurable disease"
Forced to Resign.
In the end, Mr.. Kaghan was
forced to resign.
He himself does not believe the
attempt to prove "guilt-by-
association" was the real reason
he was examined by Senator
Mccarthy. He sees two other
factors:
1. He called Mr.. Cohn and Mr..
Schine "junketeering gumshoes"
when he was asked, in Germany,
what he thought of their Euro
pean trip.
2. He had been named as a
pseudo American" in another
investigation. He thinks the per-
son who called him that was an
enemy acquired in a fight be-
tween his departm e mt and
another department of Govern
ment.
When Mr.. Kaghan returned to
New York, he had difficulty find
ing employment. Finally, James
Wechsler. editor of the New York
Post-who also had been ex-
amined by Senator McCarthy's
Committee-gave him a job on
the Posts overnight cable desk.
The charge is often made that
cases like these deter men from
going into Government now. And
that people who do go into Gov
ernment are careful not to ex-
press opinions-even in working
out policy-that might rise to
confront them later.
The result has been, in the
view of Senator McCarthy's
critics. to stif1e ingenuity and
originality in formulating Ameri-
can policy.
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Woman, 26, Shot Here;.
Her Mother CHARGED

A 26-year-old woman was
wounded critically last night in
a shooting at 200 Tenth street
Sc.
Police charged Mrs. Lucy
Thomas. colored, described as
the mother of the victim, Susie
L. Thomas, with assault with a
deadly weapon. The daughter,
Evening star., 1954-04-04

shot In the head, was taken to
Casualty Hospital.
Deputy Police Chief Edgar E.
Scott and Robbery Squad Capt.
Richard F. McCarty arrested
Mrs. Lucy Thomas at Fourteenth
street and Kentucky avenue Sc,
a few blocks from the scene of
the shooting.
Police quoted the mother as
saying she had learned that the
man with whom she had been
living and her daughter had been
married. A % rifle was found at
the scene.
Evening star., 1954-04-04

speech, members were reluctant
to talk with newsmen.
However, one member said
Senator Mccarthy certainly
pegged Mr.. Murrow. He'll be off
the air for life" He declined to
elaborate.
Another member who also In
sisted on anonymity said Senator
Mccarthy had "a lot of questions
fired at him, but he didn't an
swer any directly"
Evening star., 1954-04-04
Doc Turns Out to Be Fox

MUSCATINE. Iowa (P.-Po-
lice Patrolman Robert Getz went
out on a call to pick up a
wounded dog" found that the
dog was a fox and turned the
scalp in to the county auditor,
collecting the 50 bounty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

How quaint you Iook-oII done up in the
denure airs Of oiont-check tissue einehom
frosted with cotton loce! Eoch as crisp. as
bright. as happy as picnic in the country!
Eosy to wash! And because they're by
Helen KingsIey-they fit like dream. wear
beautifully!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-05-28

school In Wrangell for 88O a month, he offered me s100 to go on with him and the sheep to the Klondyks," relninisced MT. Beattie, who was back in Wraugell for visit last week. q decided to stay with the teaching job"
 And he did for two years before moving on to Sitka to become head of the Presbyterian mission school, nov Sheldon Jackson. In 1908 he graduated the first class from the Sitka mission school. This year of 1854 he was back In Sitka to give the Commencement Day address at the graduation exercises at Sheldon