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Homer news., 1955-03-17
PJ[) NOTES

The Kenai Peninsula Publ 1c Utility District may get it's long awaited gar- bage dump site in the ne ar future, the directors learned Monday night. Howard Vi cke sham told the directors that he had contacted Bruno Agustino about dumping over cliff on his pro pe Ity near the old coal mine. Agust ino told 4Wickershem such an arran cement Would be satisfactory vi tn him and | he PUD man. ager was instr TUG ted to compile te the final detai1se
 The pro posed site is a bout half mile from to VII and the garbage would go over a cliff on to a wide ledge that would keep it from the sea- #icke rsham had offered to find g dump si te after he he'd ttended an earlier meeting and learned that the PUD had been unable to locate a suitable site.
 Tn other business ths directors in- structed the mara ger to wrz te, to the Marit inc Comi ssion for jnfnrma ti on on boat freight rates. It is understood that if bonded trucker Uers val lab1e in Homer, then freight destined for the Sterling hi ghway could be s snt over the do ok here at q che aper rate. Ray Deitz has indi cated that he is wi Hing to bond himself 1f such is the case. The understanding is that the people would pay for ght by the pound and not by the clbe as Is the case at the present times
 The bo ard appointed Erie Anderson, Bud Uminski and 7a1 ter DuFour as the judges for he coming PUD e1e ct ion and listed Mrs. Bill Eklof and Mrs. Bob Wall as alte rates. They also accept ed the petitions of Ora Jones and Ben Bel1smy as candi dates for ele otion. The cs nii dates have until 5 p.m. on March 3 Jo f le their petttionse
 Several le tiers were read and ction taken. A letter from Vic Rivers. Fair banks engineer contained information re1ati ve to the Homer do ck. Rivers en- c1 osed plans that he had made to expand tts Homer do ok 1n 1852. The p11ns wi Il be iLclrded in letter to Irving Reed, Terrlt or ial hi ghuay engineer for hi 8 inf foInaJi on.
 letter from wilson & Wilson, PUD attorneys, informed the directors that they dl6 lot have the power to license or restrain pedd1erse
 letter from Irving Reed contained the 1neorration on that he believed that the proposed Di1lingham-Llt tame-Home r road could be pushed through in the next I our or we y0aTSs 1HC TOaU POG~ ti on would run from Di11ingham to H. Jenna Ii th ferry running from I1iamna to Homer vi tn 8 stop at Seldov1ae Reed expressed the opinion that the road would be of great bene fit to Homer
 A, letter rom the CAA fnformed the directors that it would grant land use permit for small piece of pro per- ty on Be1uga Lake providing certain specificatio were met.
 The directors instruc ted the manager to invite Lou Gjosund, president of the local 1ongshoremen union, and F. E. Hollis. crew foreman for t hH last boat, to the March 28 meeting to di scuss the ope ration of the old fork lift at the dock. It has been reported that the lift vas operated ia a reckle ss manner
 lcont. on Page 2, Col. l}
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A TOUGH PRISON
Continued from page hiviy-six

my pants and ran out of the
apartment - right into the cops
arms.
My pal had stooled on me and
they sent me for year to a very
progressive place upstate where
there are no walls and you live
"a to a cottage. I went to school
half a day, worked half a day.
My life there didn't make me
feel one bit sorry had stolen,
but again it was dull, so | ran
away twice. Both times the cops
caught up with me, but in the
meantime managed to do some
stealing.
| was released from there in
December, l947. | was IS then
and | can't say that | had changed
any. ] had one interview with the
psychiatrist the whole time | was
there, and his one piece of advice
was that | break myself of the
habit Of drumming my fingers on
the table.
The day got home was Christ
mas Eve, and that night | went to
a party with my friend, Dempsey.
We planned on going to midnight
Mass, but we met my brother
coming down the street with a
couple of sugar bags slung over
his shoulder. We ditched the idea
Of goineto Mass and for most of
the night we helped Bill empty a
railroad car he had broken into.
! was off and running again.
| wish | could tell you why.
Many times I've asked myself
that. Maybe it was because if l
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liked the feeling of being recog-
nized as a good guy. So | went
along, and they told me they
were going to hold up a bar. l
was scared. l had never stolen
for money before or used gun.
l didn't need the small amount
of money they'd give me, but ]
wanted to be a part of the gang.
1t was a comfortable feeling,
belonging to something like that.
After the hold-up, l was reg
ular member of the combine.
We'd stick up guys - sometimes
a dozen a night - and clean out
their pockets.
Some of our robberies were
pulled off in Central Park.
When | was almost ID, and in
the ninth grade at school, l was
sent away for the second time. A
friend and l were robbing a store
near the church. My pal was in
the store window, piling the mer-
chandise in a box, and l was
standing lookout. But a cop
spotted my friend, came into the
store by a rear entrance, nabbed
him, and then came up to me on
the corner and asked me what !
was doing.
Cops Yeuna Him
l TOLD him l had just gone to
the bathroom in the hallway. He
let me 60. went home and went
10 sleep, but ! woke up in the
middle of the night when heard
a car door slam. | knew the cops
had come to pet me. | threw on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

had stood still for a couple Of
minutes would have had to face
the terrible reality around me.
Maybe I would have straight
ened out if there had been some
body strong to lead me, but a
drunken father and a terrified
mother could only drive me in
the opposite direction. Five, six
jobs a night were routine, and
the stakes were bigger all the
time. One time during the war
Bill and boarded a ship, stole a
big package of guns and got
away with them by throwing the
package over a high fence. There
were military guards and patrols
all around us.
Greedy and Careless
You know how bold we got?
We fenced our own stuff, and |
recall that we once sold some
clothes to longshoremen that had
been stolen the previous night
from a store right across the
street!
We got greedy and careless,
but needed a lot Of money
because had a girl friend who
liked nice things, and stealing
was the only way knew to get
them for her. She was more to
me than just a girl friend, really.
She was the first person | had
known who seemed interested in
me, who cared about what |
thought and felt.
But our careleSsneSS was our
Continued on page ~
This Week Masssine - 4prii ~. 1855
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

A famous novelist speaks in
defense of those who don't
drink much before dinner
TONG ago | learned that we members
Lof unpopular minorities, such as
non-smokers. should put up and shut
up and smile. But now am speaking up
on behalf Of another trif1ing minority.
My plant is the long-drawn-out
cocktail hour before dinner, which
seems to please the majority of ones
friends. am not remarking about the
cocktails as such = but about the time
that goes into drinking them. All of US,
| am sure, consider half an hour or so
relaxing and cosy, and it gives the COM
pany time to assemble. But twice that
much time can be more trying to some
of US than most people realize. Is
session of more than an hours drink
ing really necessary to put every guest
in a good mood to sit down at table,
Some of us like only one cocktail or
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This Week Masssinr = 4prii ~. 1855
Evening star., 1955-04-03

This " eek Asaxasinr : fprii }. 1855
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
Cum berIand Pastor
Ends Refresher Work

The geY. J william Orders,
pastor u Cumberland Browns
and Center Presby terrain churches.
Cumberland he!d has Just com
pleted the 1855 Preaching Clinic
at Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
He Has among l27 ministers,
representing II denominations
taking the Today August 2-l2
course. aimed as a refresher study
III preaching methods and IN the
methods Ut improving delivery
The Uork included a lecture
series BIZ famed preachers. work
shops On pastoral preaching.
grammatical structure and inter
probation u original passage Of
The Scriptures and creative ser
mon delivery
THE Wind-up was a trial sermon
presented before two members u
The faculty and fellow class
mates
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
Guinea Mills

Recent guests Qf MI and Mr.
Elmo Goodman we're Mis- james
Blair W-nfre,1 McCulley ana
Asee McCulieY-. q Enoxutie
Tenn. y.
Mrs. r. c. Conley ana daush-
tiers, Mr. ana MRS T L Holman
and son. all Of 'Kichmoad, we're
guests Of Thoti1on Holman on
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs John Pusney and
Alice Putney spent d week va
cation at Urbanna. Yorktown and
Williamsburg
Mr and Mrs. W A Canada
and family, 81 {AetersbuFs spent
the week end Nith M and Mr..
Joe Dowdy
Rev and Mis- q f. Haghe.
and children, u London Bridge.
visited In the Joiln Putney home
during the Week,
Mrs j w Bogklns and daugh-
ter were recent guests Of Mr. and
Mrs j NJ Putney
Mrs Matte B.anton ard Sam
and Lee Amos, have returned
home after spending two weeks
with MI ana Mrs WALTON Sand
efson.
Miss Mary Fran Hughes spent
Monday night with Alice Putney
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
As.l,Iy

Born to Mr. and Mrs. william
Speas son August l3, al Stuart
Circle Hospital
Miss Rebeeca Hart spent the
week end III the home Of Mr. and
Mrs J G Hayes The Hart fam
i!y were dinner guests on Sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. w P Sanderson
Jr Bobby and David ~ Way
nesboro. spent Sunday at the w.
p Sanderson home here,
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Clements are interested To know
they have moved into their new
home 621 Lunenburg Ave.
South Hin. Va ,Dr Clements
family have moved into then
home in South Hill alsoN
Pvt Bobby Sanderson who has
arrived in Germany writes IN
tcrestingly Of his trip across the
Atlantic and the scenery he EN-
joyed as he passed the Gifts 0f
Dover
Mr. and Mrs II S. Bigger
spent Monday IN Richmond
Miss Sunny Martin entertain
ed Miss Janet Smith over the
week end
Mr. and Mrs IRWIN Dinkle and
little daughters, Janet and Betty.
Of Richmond, spent Sunday with
her parents, MT .and Mrs. r. l..
Adams Rodney Holt accompa-
MED them
M and Mrs X + Adams and
daughters. Brenda, Carol and
Debbie spent Friday night in the
Adams home
Craig Garrett Of Elizabeth
City N C.. Is spending this week
with his grandparents Mn and
Mrs. l. b Correct His parents
Mr.. and Mrs Mart Garrett spent
the week end In the same home
before going on thelr vacation
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Need
ham OF Richmond. spent Sunday
with MI and Mrs M II Meadow
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
Cumberland Rt. |

John. Grace ard Betty 10
Murphy who were sick for i frW
day are up and out again Little
Dixie Connatsef who has been
lnd.sposed Is nov better
The Cedar Home Demonstra-
ton Club, for its August meet
ing held picnic supper on the
lawn Of Nj and Mrs. Pink Own
by The members brought their
families and friends and an en-
ioyabie time was reported by all
Miss Mary Brown who recently
underwent an operation at the
University Hospital in Charlottes-
Vile, Is out of the hospital and
spending a few days With Miss
Lolita Smith Of Cumberland
Mr. and Mrs 4 + Plummer
Who have moved To Arlington,
Va. spent the week end with her
parents at Cedar Croft
David Owinby who very recent
" competed Daslc training. mas
been home with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Pink Ownby, on a ten
day fulough.
Clinton Atkinson. Jr.. is home
again after a business trip to
Washington. d c, and New
York
Recent visitors to Cedar Croft
have been Mrs John Murphy
Grace and Betty 10 Miss Hen
nIngham McGehee and Mrs, Mel
vim Davidson
Hurricane Connie o o k her
toll Of trees IN the neiRhborhood
Some 81 our highway men had to
BE- out all night Friday and part
Of Saturday clearing the fallen
trees from the rbads
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
Gainesville Area
Cooperative Annual
Meeting August y

4 Farm Talent Eouud-up Con-
test elections VI local board ana
Farm Home Advisory Committee
members and reports Oh coopera
tlae service AMI operations for the
$50 -55 year aill b. among the
features Of the annual Southern
States membership meeting for
t&e CarteFaville-C Columbia area ~
b. held at 7.45 D. m. AUG ~ at
Hamilton Elementary School. Car
teisyille
A fish fry VIII b. serYed at 30
p m. before the business meet
inn Farm people and patrons
anguld contact q L Elanton OF
T. L. Duncan for theiE meal
tickets Dom prlzes VIII BE- given
Tie Farm Talent Round Up
contest which is Tor puateEUs
only Who vail b. 10 least Z years
of age on August diters au
opportunity for the Winning act
at the local meeting to tiB 0tt for
the Tee Marx coast-to- coast Teie-
VISION Show III HeW York Mem
beers u the immediate families
of all farmers and all Southern
States patrQns are elinble to en-
Ter.
W II Duncan Of Columbia. viii
serve as chairman Of. the local
meeting Rev K F. Miap5y. Of
caftersRille VIII gLve tie ingoca-
ton Group singing w.li BE- led
~ Mrs W II Plea9ants If Car
fersgillc
a report on local operations
ana services VIII be given .by o l.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

Mrs. r. o Garrett suffered in
iuries about the face and body
caused Dy burns from d steam
pressure cooker that exploded
anile canning Tuesday evening
Mrs. Garrett Is IN Southside
Community Hospital, Farmyllle
Blanton and p l. Duncan NJ +
Borden viii report on overall
Southern States operations for
The year ended last June 30.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
Oak Forest

Mrs Charles Smith. Of Char
lotte, N c. spent Tuesday night
with Mr. and MES 6 A. Stonnell
Frederick and DeWy Smith re-
turned with her TO her home
Wednesday after spending some
time with MI and Mrs c A
Stonnell
Mrs j Gordon Smith Robbie
and Jimmy Smith. of Richmond
spent Tuesday night WITH M
and Mrs w $ Anderson
Miss Julie May Mldkiff spent
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

Gives your furniture and wood
work brilliant new beauty.
Stays beautiful for years
washes like china dish boz
ems of colors in gIlstenlng Gloss
and velvety Semi-Gloss.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21

Did you know that average homemaker may walk
much five miles day in the Of her household
chores?
Represents quite expediture of energy doesn't ltF
Add TO that energy you up cooking cleaning wash
ing dishes and clothes and you that it's mighty I'M
portant for you to foods that will supply you with plenty
of vim and vgor
Take lunch, for example For the average woman lunch
is Just brief nterude time for quick snack and the
quicker the better
That's all right. But while you're making speedy why
not make it nourishing too?
For one thng make sure you have plenty of natures
perfect food milk. If you're worried ABOUT h pe
ing faening you that amazing Sarnaton instant
Milk nonfat dry milk that disoves instantly even IN
ice water real dairy fresh taste and Is highly nour-
shing it contains all the vitamins, protein cal
and other mineral elements of whole milk
It's just made order for the busy because the
package has pouring spout You don't have to waste time
spooning this instant milk Of eonaner You just pour
of the box Eli your glass bottle pitcher onethfrd
full of the pure milk granues add water stir and it's ready
for drinking One package Of Instant Milk makes IA quarts
of milk cost Of about 10 cents quart it's highly eco
nomcal
This magic product not only makes delicious and
trous drink it also be used for cooking wherever
recipes call for milk You don't have fuss with
special recipes either All you have do requefy the
milk and its ready for in the proportions that your
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21

Strivers attended the funeral of
Will Howard lie is the brother OF
Mrs, Adonia Taylor and Mrs, Ma
RE Mosley's uncle Chapel
exercises were conducted We'd
nesday morning by the 5th and
9th grades, Mrs. Lou Vena Pow
ell, mistress of ceremonies. Par
ticipating on program were Earn
estine Alexander Faye Porter,
Ruth Fitzpatrick, Titus Wright,
Bertha Fitzpatrick and Bobby
Lately Mrs. Lowe had charge
of the music, Mrs, Clark, spon-
sor The president Of the BTU
is asking all children and adults
to attend BTU, from 6 to 7 p, m.
each Sunday The NAACP
is sponsoring a Freedom fund
drive turnout the county We are
asking each community to be re-
sponsible for a contestant The
contestant reporting the highest
amount above $50 will be given
: a trip to Atlantic City, New Jer-
s,y to the national NAACP con-
vcntton in June Those desiring
to enter the contest, please write,
Mrs. Doretha Smith P Q, Box
$40, Dewitt, phone 8202 or B, F
Strivers, Box. 1879 The contest will
close, May %, Mrs, Doretha
Smith. chairman.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21
Wilmot
Luther Slack

LutHeT Siach
Misses Betty Slack, Pearline
Stevenson, Mona B. Dantler, Mol
lie King, Blanche Terry, Ethel
Mae Sherror, Mrs, Lucy Wller,
Johnnie Lee Shelton, Henry
Woods, Leon Sherror, Jasper Will
der, Tom Smith, Baily SherroE
Mrs. Rawlings and Mrs. Velma
Smith. attended The All club ban
auet The birthday party OF
Mrs. X. King and Miss Pearlene
Stevenson, was given last week
in the home of Mrs. King ,
Mrs Irene chatham and son, Jas.
made a trip to Little Rock to
visit her son, Cpl, Frederick
chatham, who was in the hosptt-
al Mrs. Sylvia Moore is sick
She is in the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jasper Wilder , Mrs
Mary jackson and Mr. and Mrs
Cain Wilder were in Greenvllle,
Miss, last week Mr., and
Mrs, J, Wilder attended the ban
quet at savash h. school Friday
mite Mr.. and Mrs, John Tai
ley and family were guests of the
Wilders Mrs. John Perkins
is ON the sick list also Mrs Nit
tie Melcalf Willie Jackson
Mrs, Mary jackson were in Ham.
burg.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21

Mrs. Roberta Hymes, president, in
charge. Other offices are Mrs.
Cloteel Hymon, vice president
Mrs. Rosie Bates, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. Lille Bean, as
sistant secretary; Miss Ethel E.
Green, reporter for council and
Mrs. Laura Clanton. state report
er Mesdames L. Clanton, Pol
lie McCree and Alberta Baker,
attended the Women Chieot dis
triet board meeting held at Jeri-
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21

ed for the office. Leaders from
Woodson temple, Readland, Der
mott IL, Chicot and Scaif. gave
reports on activities carried on in
their groups. The agent, Mrs Jen-
ME B. Wright. reminded the
group, that the All achievement
banquet will be held in February
Mrs Eva Madge Ellis, extension
life specialist, will visit in the
county late next month. The dem
onstration preparing grape
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21

fruit for breakfast was given by
the agent. Mrs. Louise Davis was
in charge of the candlelight in
stallation ceremony for the 1865
officers. Rev. j. M Watkins, Me
Gehee offered prayer, Mrs, Ever
line Webb. Macon Lake, sang a
solo and Mrs. Jennie B, Wright,
gave remarks. Pictures were made
of the group, who enjoyed south
ern spaghetti and crackers =.
The LV club met recently with
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21
viii
HH
Clarence Fitzpatrick

Services were conducted at Tab
ornaeIa church. Sunday, Two Wis
iting ministers We're present
The county council met in the
office of the county agent We'd
nasday. A valentine tea will be
given by the county council Feb
wary "a. Mrs E B. Mont omery
is chairman of the tea committee.
Other workers are Mrs. l.. Brad
ford. Mrs. M Fowler and Mrs. NJ
Clark Mrs. Sam E Smith,
Dallas. and G. W West. tr, who
is stationed in California spent
the holidays with their mother.
Mrs. Julia West Utah Pitts,
Mrs. NJ. r. Clark, Mrs. V. Nelson,
Mrs. Nethc Moore and Mrs. Ben
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21

recipe requires
for example, is delicious eustard that can be made
with Milk. II will add and nourishment
to that midday snack.
Baked Custard (Makes four TO five seryngs)
eggs, Ia cup sugar ID teaspoon salt, teaspoon Van
la cups liquid Carnation Instant Nonfat Milk
eggs, sugar, salt vanilla and milk together. Pour
cups and place in pan of hot Bake in mod
crate $3.50 deg F. for hour until knife inserted
in custard comes clean Cool.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21
Lake VILLAGE
Mrs, Laura Clanton

The home demonstration county
council met Saturday at the ex-
tension office with Mrs. Emma
Ernest presiding Mrs. Lottie
Frazier conducted the devotion.
During the business period, the
treasurer, Mrs. Emmett Gate
wood reported p chairs purchas-
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21

FOR BUSY HoMEAKeRs who burn plenty Of energy here's
nourishns lunch with beverage and eusard made with
hovorul carnaion misunderstanding nonfat dry milk The
eusiud AS servnss made with eggs cup sugar "a
spoon sa teaspoon vanilla cups liquid earnoton Insont
Nonaf Dry Milk Beet eggs sugar so vanilla and milk
geher Pour into eusod cups and place pan of hot
Bake in moderate $50 degrees ~ for hour until
knife inserted in eusard comes out clean Cool
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21

co NIB church, Eudora. last Sat.
urday Mrs, Annie March /,
on the sick list See Mrs
Clanton, 400 N, Luna street FOR
your paper