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PTA Will Hold Fun Mite

On Saturday night, a fun
mite for Al teen-agers will be
held in the auditorium under
auspices of the PTA. There
will be games and prizes and
surprises in store for those
who attend. The PTA preSi-
dent, Mrs. George Fischer, is
program chairman with Mrs.
Sam Weiss in charge of the
refreshments. Membership is
free to those teen-agers who
present an activity card.
At a recent meeting the
president announced commit.
tee chairmen: Constitution
committee, Abe T ira n C e;
membership and attendance,
Mrs. Lou Sanders; publicity,
Mrs. Melvin Fine; refresh
ments, Mrs. Sam Weiss; youth
programming, Mrs. Sam Lei
boff, co-chairman, Abe Ter.
rance; ways and means, Mrs.
Russell Gilman.
Next meeting will be held
on Feb. 1 in the auditorium
at 8 pm, at which time the
constitution and bylaws will
be adopted and Rabbi Marcus
Breger will be guest speaker.
He will conduct a question
and answer program pertain
ing to the Hebrew school.
Parental attendance at the
PTA meeting was won by
Miss Liba Breger's class for
the second time in a row and
the class is intending to use
the prize monies for an outing.
JWV Discussing Year Book
A meeting will be held on
Thursday at $3.50 at the Com.
munity Center. Important dis
cussion will be held on the
preparation of the year book.
All members are urged to at
tend and participate in the
discussion.
Young Peoples Chicago Club
Club will hold a meeting on
Saturday, Feb. S, at 8 pm. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Berger, 6611 E. Scarlet.
The constitution and bylaws
are to be adopted at the meet
ing. Guest Speaker, Rabbi
Albert Bilgray. Refreshments
will be served. All ex-Chicago.
ans and members are invited.
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BBG-AZA Plan Picnic

The Stars of Rebecca and
the Tucson chapter of AZA
plan a joint picnic this Sun
day. Chairmen for the girls
are Phyllis Milstein and Joan
Schantz and for the boys Jerry
Rakita and Jerry Lederer.
The BIG group is planning
a Kookingkaper for Feb. 5.
The annual money-raising af-
fair is scheduled for Feb. 26
at the VA Student Union.
Temple SisterhoOd To Observe
Jewish Music Month
At the Feb. 1st meeting of
the Temple Sisterhood, a pro-
gram dedicated to Jewish Mu-
sic Month will be presented,
arranged by the chairman,
Mrs. Alex Weiss. Highlights
will be the singing of Yiddish
folk songs by Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Novick, accompanied
by Eugenia Bromberg.
Al. Scout Activities
A successful organization of
boy and girl scouts was &C.
complished by the Anshei Is
rael PTA. The Brownie Pack,
which includes girls from 7 to
9, is under the leadership of
Mrs. Russell Gilman, assisted
by Mrs. Albert Bernstein and
Mrs. Joseph Rudis. They meet
Tuesday afternoons from 3:45
to 4:45 in the classroom of the
Hebrew school.
The intermediate group,
who range from 10 to 13, have
as their leader Mrs. Harry
Goldstein and meet on Tues
day afternoon from 4:15 to
5:15.
A Cub Scout pack has been
organized for boys from 8 to
10 years and the committee is
composed of William Stein
man, chairman, Mrs. Stein
man, secretary assisted by
Sam Grace. Meetings will be
held at the home of their den
mother, Mrs. Hymen Gold
berg, los S. Longfellow. AS
sistant den mother is Mrs. Sol
Isakoff. Boy Scouts meet
Thursday night in a classroom
from 8 to 9. Ages are from II
to IA and the scoutmaster is
Harry Roffman. Abe Torrance
will be scoutmaster Of the Ex-
plorer troop for the older
boys.
Anyone interested in any
phase of scouting activities
are urged to contact the PTA
president, Mrs. George Fisch-
er at 5-5274.
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Organizations

Submit news for this Sec
ton to Mrs. Marie Davis,
phone 6-4272, or mail to p. o.
Box 1897.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21
WOrkmen's Circle Plan
Concert

The arrangement commit
tee is busy with plans for the
annual concert of New York
Yiddish artists to be presented
on March 13 at the Temple of
Music. The 25 years of fine
services given by it's Ladies
Auxiliaries will be honored at
the Feb. End meeting, at which
all visitors are welcome.
On Feb. %, Jacob Zukerman
of New York, the president of
the Grand Order of w. C. will
be special guest. A committee
is planning a mass meeting to
which the public is invited.
BIB Women To Hold
Joint Session
A joint session of the after
noon and evening groups will
be held on Tuesday evening at
8 pm. at Anshei Israel.
Program fe a lures Bnai
Birth vocational guidance pro-
gram through vocational guild
ance kits which are presented
to counsellors in the Tucson
school system to aid in advis-
ing boys and girls. Joe Young,
vocational guidance director
of the Tucson schools will ad.
dress the meeting on the value
of these kits. Mrs. Pearl Levin
is chairman of the vocational
guidance committee.
The second phase of the pro-
gram, a light and refreshing
quiz has been planned by Mrs.
David Levin, program chair
man. Hostesses are the Mines.
Louis Copalman, Rose Hirsch,
Irving Kasen, Morris Price,
Harry Wexler.
HOStesSes for CanaSta Club
Mrs. Sam Kaderlan, Mrs.
Phil Levin and Mrs. Sam
Deutsch will be hostesses at
the Monday meeting of the Ca
naSta Club at Anshei Israel.
A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all Tucson women, their
guests and winter visitors to
meet their friends and enjoy
a pleasant afternoon playing
cards and partaking of re.
freShments.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21

Arizona Post, Jan. FL, 1855
Evening star., 1955-09-18

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especially the Juniors. If you
have followed C.F.U. basket
ball tournaments, you know
the story - from practically
nowhere Conway Nest 103
jumped to three successive
c. F. U. Junior basketball
championships.
The Croatian tinge however
does not end here for young
est member of this years
Staunton Military Academy is
a Croatian lad, Nick Berklich
of Ypsalanti Michigan. Aged
fifteen and weighing $50
pounds, he is the smallest on
the cage team. Nick Berklich
who will be back next year
also delves in other fields of
sports, being captain of the
schools golf team.
Frank Braidic
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from Castlemont High School,
Mark entered California Col
lege of Arts and Crafts,
where he is studying Indus
trial Designing. He has been
very active in sports, and is
especially interested in foot
ball. Mark is also a member
of the Lake Merritt Sailing
Club, and owns his own "Blue
Jay Class" sailboat.
We next introduce to you
sister Norma Milina, the
lovely daughter of Josephine
and Tony Milina. Norma is a
graduate of Junior College
and the College of Holy
Names, and at present is en-
ployed by the Bank of Amer
lea as a bookkeeper. She was
formerly a member of the
Oakland Kolo Group, and her
favorite sport is dancing.
The third transferee is
brother Tommy Filcich, son
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from CFU Nest 239. John is
the son of Vladimir and Ma
tilda Zanze, who together
with his four brothers make
up a fine CFU family.
At present, John is attend
ing Christian Brothers COL
lege, where he is very active
in sports, mainly basketball
and baseball. AS a matter of
fact, he has won a scholar
ship to attend Fresno State
College on the strength of his
good sportsmanship. Brother
zanze also plays for Julius
Style Shop Winter League,
and was catcher on the ALL
Star Team.
We extend to brother Zanze
a most cordial welcome, and
wish him the best of success
in the future.
Anna Radman, Sec'y.
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sent on this momentous oc-
casion. They heard FIR. Har-
car, Vice President of Du-
quesne University, pledge full
support of the university to
the Tamburitzans.
Mr.. Edward Toocheck,
Pres. of the Citizens Commit
tee, announced the plans for
a new Duquesne University
Tamburitzan Hall wh i C h
would make Duquesne Uni
versity the center of all Yu-
goslav culture in the United
States.
The new home will include
dorms, practice rooms, guest
rooms, and the offices of the
Tamburitzans. All this Mr..
Toocheck attributed to the
untiring efforts Of Mr.. Walter
w. Kolar.
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rock formation, and is pro-
badly a sample of one of the
oldest rock formations on the
North American Continent.
The Minnesota Federation
of CF'U Lodges have in turn
presented this memento Of
Abraham Lincoln to the Min
nesota Museum of Mining, To-
Gated at Chisholm, Minneso-
ia. The museum at Chisholm
is rapidly becoming an i'm
portant historical center for
this region.
At a meeting of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union Lodges
of Minnesota, held at the
Hibbing Memorial Building on
May 1, 1866, this monument
was presented to the officials
of the Minnesota Museum Of
Mining.
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older members graduated in
to the senior ranks.
Johanna Orsag is h e
daughter of Joseph and Char
lotte Orsag and Donald Or
sag is the son of Frank Or
sag, They are the grandchil-
dren of the late Janko Orsag,
one of our old-time members,
ever active in the lodge COM
mittees until his death in
1943. We are sorry that pic
lures of these two young
people are not available at
this time, but we can readily
state that we are proud they
have chosen to follow in the
footsteps of their lllustrlous
grandfather.
Our two other new mem
beHs have the distinction of
being fourth-generation mem
bers of the CFU. They are
John Joseph Gregurek and
his brother, Frank, Jr. Their
parents, Frank and Goldie
Gregurek, as we'll as grand
parents, Joseph and Wilma
Dobrinec, and great-grand-
mother Caroline Selcin, are
all members of the c. F. U.
They comprise a family that
has been active in the Gro
atian Fraternal Union, for
over 40 years. Great-grandma
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vath on taking this wise step,
since this is one of the best
types of certificates TO r
youngsters.
Incidentally, we noticed
that the mother of the twins
is not, as yet, affiliated with
our great organization. We
feel it would be of great ad-
vantage to her, to join the
society along with her chill
dren.
Our lodge and nest men,
bership congratulates Rudy
and Betty on their great a
chievement and wish them all
the luck for the successful
upbringing of their twins.
Joseph Horvath, Mgr.
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Tarnlnie Seniors
Lionize Director

Pittsburgh, Pa. - On April
26, the Majestic Gardens was
the scene of a memorable eve
ming which will never be for
gotten.
1t was the walter w. Ko-
lar Testimonial B a n q u e t.
which was held in his honor
by the graduating seniors.
This was the first time in the
history of the Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans t h a
students have publicly ac-
knowledged their appreciation
to their director.
The popular mite club was
packed to the rafters with
those who wanted to be pre-
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Duckpin Tourney Pix
Available To BowIers

Aliquippa, Pa. - Partici.
pants in the Junior and Sen.
Tor Duckpin Tournaments
held in Aliquippa Saturday,
April 10th and the latter Fri.
day, Saturday and Sunday,
April %, % and "a, 1855 can
have duplicates of any pho
tos taken during these tour.
naments by writing to the
Zorka Studio, 210 Penn Ave-,
Aliquippa, Pa.
We make this customary
announcement because many
of our C.F.U. bowlers, indi-
viduals and teams make in.
quiries along this vein. We
know that the proprietors,
Jimmie and Zorka Dimitro.
vich, will be only too glad to
fill your orders
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The evening was highlight-
ed by two presentations: one
from the Jr. Tamburitzans of
McKeesport which was pre-
sented by Davy Rendulic, and
the second, a two-piece set
of luggage, which was pre-
sented by Stan Rodina, a Sr.
of the Tammies. Stan made
the presentation in the Sen
iors' behalf.
Following the presentations
and an acknowledged THANK
YOU from Mr.. Kolar, the
evening was spent in dancing
and entertainment by the
Tammies.
It was indeed a momentous
occasion in the life of Walter
w. Kolar, and one that will
never be forgotten.
Committee
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Chi Nest EnroIs
Twins As Members

Chicago, iii. - 1t is our
great pleasure to announce
that CF'U Nest 460, an affi-
late of "Bjelovarska Sloga"
CFU Lodge 7S5, has increased
its membership during the
month of May.
Our new recruits are the
beautiful six week old twins,
Gregory and Dawn Horvath,
who were enrolled on $1,000
Educational Endowment at
age 18 policies.
We congratulate their par
ents Rudy and Betty Hor-
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Bill Pandak Makes Headlines In First
Season As University Basketball Coach

Pittsburgh, Pa. - For the
eighth time in the past ten
years, Staunton Military Aca-
denny has won the State Mill
tary League basketball cham
pionship. With a record OF
seven wins to one defeat
Staunton finished the season
two games ahead of their
runner-ups, Fork Union Mill
tary Academy.
In his first year of prep
school coaching, Bill Pandak,
former University of Virginia
ace, faced a tremendous re-
building task with only two
returnees as a nucleus. With
no real height, Vic Huggins,
SMA tallest being 6-3 and
Bud Holeman an even six
footer, the outlook at the be.
ginning of the season for the
defending champions of the
previous cage season did not
look too bright. However, the
Cadets hustled and their &C.
curacy enabled to take the
mark of teams made of much
taller boys.
Staunton Military Academy
lost five games during the
season. They nevertheless had
the satisfaction to avenge all
but one game. We are among
many friends of Bill Pandak
glad to hear of his first year
success. Bill Pandak will al
so embark on a baseball
coaching career in a few
weeks with his scholastic af-
filiation, where besides the
role of an athletic coach he
dons the toga of a history
and English teacher.
Bill Pandak while presently
living with Mrs. Pandak the
former Violet Karavanic of
Weirton, and their daughter
in Staunton, originally halls
from Conway, Pa. Immediate
ly after his graduationn from
the University of Virginia in
1949, Bill PandalS proceeded to
impart some of his basketball
knowledge to the CFU cagers
in his hometown seniors and
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CFU circles of Chicago, Gary
and Battle Creek, Mich. He
is, perhaps, best known in De-
troit, where he has held such
positions as president, vice
president and recording Sec
retary of Lodge 351. Their
aunt, Mariana Reich, is well
known to our local people for
her nine years. work as lodge
secretary. In the last few
years, she has served on the
Board of Trustees and also
has become active in the new
ly-organized Mothers Club Of
Nest 318.
John was born in Battle
Creek, Mich, on April "a,
1887, and will graduate from
Lansing Eastern High School
in June. He later plans to en-
ter college, where he will ma
jor in Chemistry. John is a
member of the track team at
school and has earned a letter
for Cross-Country. He is also
a member of the Varsity Club
and an ardent bowler.
Frank, who was born in
Lansing, Michigan, on Octo-
ber 3, 1888, is in the nth
grade at Eastern High in
Lansing. He is also attending
Lansing Technical Institute,
where he is learning machine
shop. Franks interests lie in
the field of mechanics, which
he hopes to pursue in later
years.
Marie Morgan, Manager
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Sculptor Honors
Minnesota Lodqes

Eveleth, MINI. - A beau
tiful monument, constructed
in memory of Abraham Lin
coin, the Great Emancipator
and Champion of Human
Rights, was presented to the
Minnesota Federation of CFU
Lodges by Joseph Bogdanich
of Eveleth, Minnesota.
Mr.. Bogdanich has, for ma
ny years, been an ardent stu
dent of rock formations, and
a student of everything per-
tanning to the history of this
Minnesota mining region.
This rock monument is
what geologists call a frag-
ment of the Blended Cherts'
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. The ability to think
straight, some knowledge of
the past, some vision of the
future, some skill to do USE
full service, some urge to fit
that service into the well-be-
ing of the community-these
are the most vital things ed
ucation must try to produce.
If we can achieve them in the
citizens of our land, then,
given the right to knowledge
and the free use thereof, we
shall have brought to Amer
ica the wisdom and the cour-
age to match her destiny.
- Virginia G. Gildersleeve
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born in Johnstown on April
20, 1887. She attended St.
R o. hus Croatian Catholic
School and Garfield Junior
High. At present she is at
tending Johnstown S e n i o r
High. Her favorite hobbies
are baseball and tennis.
We extend to Anna our
most cordial welcome, and
hope that she will become as
active in our lodge affairs as
the other members of her
family have been.
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
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Milwaukee KoIo Tutor
Active In MANY Fields

Milwaukee, Wise. - In
strumental in activating the
Mothers Club and Kolo
Group of Milwaukee is sister
Ann Puskarich. Born of Gju-
70 and Eva Vuk on May 20,
1925, in Milwaukee, she is al
so the niece of Vinko Vuk,
former CFU Supreme Treas
urer, now deceased.
Ann attended elementary
school in Milwaukee, and la
ter graduated from Schenley
High School in Pittsburgh.
She has since become the wife
of Charles (Chuck) Puska-
rich, formerly of McKeesport,
Pa, and the mother of two
lovely daughters C h a RI e ne
and Janice.
Sister Puskarich has been
very active in CFU activities,
being once the manager of
CFU Nest $50, "Jr. Van
guards. She now plays the
mandolin and intends to mas
ter the tamburitza. Another
of her goals is to organize a
Junior Tamburitza Orchestra.
Our members recently sur
prised Ann with a Quilted
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young lady, a transferee from
Junior Nest 284, sister Jo-
anne Millin.
A CFU member since her
infant days, Joanne was en-
rolled in the Nest at the age
of two. She is as proud of
her affiliation with the Gro
attain Fraternal Union as are
her parents who have been
members for over thirty
years.
Sister Millin is beaming to-
wards a glowing future as a
swimming star of a great deal
of prominence even at the
tender age Of eighteen years.
In August of 1852 she parti-
cipated in the Florida Syn
chronized Swimming Contest
and was awarded the runner
up prize.
Then, in March 1858, she
won the Junior National
Swimming Crown at Oakland,
California. Again in August,
1854, sister Millin won the
second place spot at the SAM
ia Monica, California, Solo
Synchronized Swimming con-
test and attained fame for
herself in all these contests.
We're mighty proud of our
newest recruit, just as we
bask in the glory of those two
other affiliates of ours who
have achieved fame in the
world, Helen Crlenkovich and
Guy Mitchell.
Joanne's father, Ivan, halls
from the Dalmatian Coast,
from Selo Kastel Luksic,
while her mother, Mary, was
born in Roslyn, Washington,
The Millin family resides in
the famous North Beach Sec
ton of San Francisco, where
jeanne takes her daily swim
ming practices. After talking
with the young lady, we are
thoroughly convinced that
she is destined for greater &C.
complishments in the future.
We, for one, wish her all
the luck in the world and
know that she will always be
a credit to her parents and
her Lodge.
Peter Obad, Pres.
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rates highly with Tommy,
and he is also a former mem
ber of the Oakland Kolo
Group.
We are happy to welcome
these new members into our
midst, and to each we extend
our best wishes.
Katherine Cetinich, Scribe
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Society's Largest Lodge Continuing
Drive To Increase Membership Ranks
Junior Order Nest 318 Is Big Factor
In Helping Lodge Maintain It's Stature

Detroit, Mich. - The CFU
membership C a m p a g n, in
honor of the 10th Anniversa-
ry of the Junior Order, has
netted CFU Lodge 351 a suf-
ficient amount of members
to make it the largest C.F.U.
Lodge in the United States
and Canada.
While Nest 318 also gained
new members, four of their
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Oakland, Calf. - Three
young people were recently
admitted into the ranks of
CFU Lodge 121. Previous to
their admission, the members
were affiliated with c. F. u.
Nest $50.
The first of these new
members is brother Mark Ju-
rasin, son of Cruni and John
Jurasin. Upon graduation
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Nest 4, Miss Anna Tomljano-
vich.
Anna is the daughter of
Ivan and Mary Tomljanovich,
who together with Annals six
brothers and five sisters
make up a 1000 CFU family.
Sister Tomlianovich was
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Swim Star Joins
Frisco Lodge 200

San Francisco, Calf. -
Several months ago the men,
bers of CFU Lodge 900 had
the pleasure of accepting a
new affiliate into their ranks,
a charming and vivacious
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join, NJ. zanze Is
Lodge 843 Member

Sacramento, Calf. - CFU
Lodge 843 is happy to well
come into it's midst bro. John
Matthew Zanze, transferee
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Johnstown LodQe
Halls New Member

JohnstOWn, Pa. - G.. F. u.
Lodge 5 recently admitted in
to it's ranks a transferee from
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Selcin has been active in both
Detroit and Gary, Indiana,
where she is known to all as
Mama.
Their grandfather, Joseph
Dobrinec, has been active in
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Safe Investment

. When you buy a bond,
and make one down payment,
you owe for a bond. When
you buy CFU life insurance,
and make one down payment,
YOU own an estate.
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organizations activities sue
cessful ones.
In behalf of all the mem
bers, we wish Ann the best
of luck in all her future un-
dertakings.
Mitzie Knaflic, Pres.
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Oakland Lodge 121 Nets Three Members
As Result OF Transfers From Nest 53b
Newcomers Come From Families Noted AS
Outstanding In Fraternal, Civic Fields

of Mrs. Frances Filcich and
the late Ivan Filcich. He is
also the brother of our own
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Women's Camp,
GuIfside Assembly
WaveIand, Miss.

On Monday, July %, the Home
Demonstration Agents and Club
met at Gulfside Assembly, Wave
land, Miss, for a four-day camp
and training school with District
Agents Mrs. Daisey NJ. Lewis and
Mrs. Florence D. Allen in charge.
The afternoon of the first day was
given to registration, fishing and
swimming. The first session began
at 8 pm. with Home Demonstra-
ton Agents only.
Second day, morning session:
The meeting was called to order
by Mrs. Allen with Mrs. Delilah
Dickerson, Jasper County conduct
ing the devotion. A fellowship pc
Rod was enjoyed by all after which
the group was divided into two sec
tons. Mrs. Lillian o. Palmer, Ad-
ans County worked with one group
in demonstrating the use of the
"Tri-Chem Ball Point Pen" for
painting; and Mrs. Allie NJ. Reeves,
Lawrence County, assisted by Miss
Wealthea V. Rockette, Associate
Home Agent Of Covington County,
worked with the other group in