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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-11-17

tered with a four-tiered wedding
cake topped with miniature bride
and groom and surrounded with
white and pink dahlias and green
cry. Mrs. Charles Douglas. Nor
gantoWn, cut the cake, assisted by
Mrs. Frederick StemPle Mrs. Dale
Mahatfey and Miss Mary Ellen
Harsh presided at the punch bowl.
For travelling the bride wore a
white faille dress with blue Access
series.
The bride is a graduate of Au-
rora High school, class of 1858. and
has been employed at the Albright
National Bank Of Kingwood. The
groom is also graduate of Aurora
High school, class of 1851. He is
now serving with the US air force
at March air force base in Cali
fornia.
After a short honeymoon through
the Shenandoah valley in Virginia
they spent a short time visiting be-
fore driving to California. The
couple will reside at 1849 Orange
street Riverside, Calf
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Wilt-Miss Naomi Wilt
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Luther
Wilt, of near Bloomington, and
Stanley Tichinel, Swanton, son of
MIR. and Mrs. John Tichinel, were
married in the bloomington Metho-
dist church on Monday, November
"a.
The single ring ceremony was
performed by Rev Erwin Smith,
pastor
The bride wore a pale blue dress
with a corsage of white and yell
low pompons. Mrs. Austin Fortney
was her only attendant and Mr..
Fortney served as BEST man.
The bride is a 1855 graduate of
Bruce High School Westernport,
and is employed at the radio sta
ton in Keyser Mr. Tichinel at
tended Oakland High school and
served TOUR years IN lhe Navy.
Since being discharged in June of
1854 he has been employed with
the J. and L. Steel corporation at
Aliquippa. Pa. where they will re-
side after December l.
Attending the ceremony were the
brides mother and sister. Miss
Doris Wilt. Mr.. and Mrs. Tichinel,
parents of the bridegroom, and his
sister. Mrs. Charles Brown; also
Mrs. Gilbert Warwick and daugh-
ter Betty. and Mrs. Erwin Smith
and daughter
Yommer-Hager-In a double ring
ceremony before members of their
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-11-17

Yommer-Hager-In a double ring
before members of their
immediate families. Miss Alice |.
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n. ARL., lge. bedrm., liv. rm..
dinctte, tiled bath. Mr.. bus. shop.
$40. ia, s-5SSS or JE. 3-9027
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BELLE VIEW
Harhor TERRACE Acts.

Harbor Terrace Apis.
One bedroom, newly decorated apart.
ments available. Convenient TO Ma.
tional Airport; S70.75 to $75 rs
including utilities. For inspection
apply Apt. /, 1901 Abingdon DR..
| Alexandria. Also for Sept. o. FORT
CRAIG APIS, Arlington. 2-bed-
room apt. available. For tnEorma-
| ton, apply Apt. 2. 1t8 8. Couri
! House I'd Ariinaton III /,
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Colored
APIS. UHFURNisHED--MD.

TAKOMA PARK. MD, 7009 Poplar
ave.--Three lge. rooms, pvt. bath.
LIST floor; reasonable; ali utils. incl
Convenient transportation. al
C0LMAR MANOR rms, bath,
front yd.: pvt. house; cony. schools
shop, transp, $s6 mo. WA. $500
HYATTSvILLE--1 -bedrm. apt, for
adult couple; Princess Anne Apis. !;
shoppins. CHURCHES; $50 so mo.
incl all utils: AP. 7-I11l go .
TAKOMA PARK bedrm. in Q
qns plas ,r Redec9Fa a ,hrSgfhogt
Up, p p; FORD, III. s-6io6, Ewes.
/, S AND Z BEDROOM garden apis.
"a and . large rooms, best value
in vicinity. Rent includes utilities.
$40 Tahons dr.. HE. 4-70l4;
CORAL HILLS. garden apis, at D. c.
line Two bedrms.. Ss5; bed
Schools. bus. 10. S.70ss. 3
TAKOMA PARK - Efficiency apt. !;
lily. room. tile bath. kitchen din
cite: 500; adults only. Near stores
and bus. WA. 7-6oaoi ewes, ~.
SILVER SPRING bedrms.. sep.
dipina; SWAY exposure. free TV
antennas; mr.. buses. schools and
shopping. -JU. 5-04l3. 80
ROCKVILLE and bedrms, NV
ing room. dinette. kitchen. bath
and rear screeped aorch; near
schools and shopping center; S65
I to $50 per month Pc 2-4296.
EVANSVILLE, 1851 42nd p1.--2
apis; convenient location; private
entrance; $50. HA. 2-3404. 30
Sill. sPG,--Lge. studio apt. kit.
natn. closets, pVt; entr.' store an,s
dren; empl. couple. JU. $3.50,
COTTAGE city, rms, pvt en-
trance. All utilities. S67 month. Mr..
shopping, bus. JOHN II. JOHNSON,
WA TEOSn
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(ConfinuaAl

WANTED EsTAB. BUS, groc.. gen
store SiGse or nrs s =. and MhSssi S g5ef KY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT down
town location; seats as; strictly
modern: open from z am to
pm, closed Sundays; does over
So. 900 wk.: price, $35, 000, terms
$4,000 cash down. w. e. THRIFT
Iexcins,yel, l4I1 Pa. ave. NV. Ma
RasaTsAiiiliRANT-LIouoR = powntowr
cor near bus stations: heays
transit trade: does over 81 400 wk
average shows excellent net profit;
same owner IA yrs. who wants u
take long rest; price. $4,000
terms, 5000 cash down, W. Z
THRIFT texclusiyeI, 1411 Pa. ave
HAVE MONEY 10 INVEST in re,
search and Development lab. Inn
tied production shop. electronici
manufacture. engineerinR firm o.
only. Box 556-L. Star. 81
LIQUOR STORE. In q good location
This store Is now doing q small
business but new owner should b
able to do q good one. Can b
bought for . small price, with
small down payment.
RESTAURANT AND BAR. doing ap
proximately $1,000 weekly bust
ness. This Is / weil-known loca
ton and can be improved. Lenien
'R oPFELD REALTY co.
201T st. NV DE- S-S86f
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APARTMENTs WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

FOR GOOD twhiteb tenants In D. C.
furn. or unfurn. apis, reas. fee
call MANDEL. AID. 4-3400. -
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FALLS CHURCH AREA

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS Si35.0Q
8 BEDROOMS, NO BSMT. 20 .0G
NJ. r. REYNOLDS q Goo
1921 7th ST. NW.-Semidet, brick
gas furnace. front and rear porehes;
$S5 per mo.
1899 21st PL. s.E.-Det, brick: 9
rms, bath. h.-w.h., oil burner,
gar, front and rear porches; $lO0
per mo.
5l1 RoxBoRo PL. N,w.--semidet.
brick home: q rms, bath, h.-w.h.,
gas furnace, front porch; $50 per
mo.
HENRY J. RoBB, INC.
1904 Vt. Ave. NV. DI. 7-sl41
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co-oP. APIS. FOR SALE

IFoR sALE-Modern 1-bedrm. apt. /;
4 tile kit, bath. vic. Supreme CT.
| Bldg. Sacrifice Monthly rent buys
apt, ST. 3-I063 weekdays. 80
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HOUSES uNFURN. Gent. ]

aIs o0LETHORPE ST. Me- iss.
rms. and modern tile bath. rec.
rm, ideal section. Rent, $97. 80 mo.
Gail Mr.. Duvall, III. 7-640Q. 80
g RMS semidets newly dec: very
sssoSs, AS II ssa,b snsA ass a e
H fiG1iioRB BRIDGE. MD.--5 rms. Ssiee
KIT. oil heat. "a acre. ss6. GO
Ss saio CRAWFORD DR.. Rockville.
Md.--lst A.. 2 bedrms.. bath. ~.
rm. with frepl,, kit. and dtnette;
s ksi Du q l5pa me- iissst 100 % i5ta t.
HniiILcRESsST RREA1.s.e: $3.50: de.
/ Blk, from bus. Call Lu. $1,000
4 Or wtS66 SErsl ACRE. with a spacious sS
picture windows and Q winter view
Studio me and pG ss1Dos sso assssafG
In Montgomery County. IN miles
f ssai.ol p s,Ss Broad Mf s. a. aos ssass
CONN. AVE. ESTATES, wheaton
area-2-bedrm. Diet, brk. ramb,
4AygsilII 10 Sept I -; os sos mo. WH
|SILvER SPRING = 2;bedrm.. al.
brick. full-bsmt. Colonial; level lot
s s.lSsr ssRIi1lSSs. n9 av'i bno 55sss Il
ends. -. s.s157e. 0' ess'. -.-si
Naturalization. house; iarg,
/ kitchen. liy. rm,, fireplace. Large
BIZ skous syail s ssGHEstY J Efn tssSsi
ss9.ts6 ~ER MO-. s-Sedfm. bunga. W
Anchor fenced I'd. MODERN REAL.
TY CO. INC, 10. 4-545o or 10
N. aaiRlIHiiNGToN-s-bedrm. rambler
good condition: recreation room II
basement; fenced yard: mr.: SCHOOLS
s snS ss6h0p p g. s sss4SS ger mo- "a
Mr.. 5. CARROT SHOP. CENTER
| Semidet. brk.. rms, fun bsmt.
"a blk. TO. bus. no pets: refs; ga
heat: $3.50. 10. 3-eSss. -
ARNA VALLEY. vA.-2-bedrm.. 2,
bath. semidet. brk.. Nice bsmt. 2:
P Piay m pooP RL 81 Rie e. All aRS ndf cS
usA ret Broker. EN-. 3-4aa5 OF
5l07 4lst SIR. N.W.--3 bedrms., II
baths, buiit-in garage. cleo, kit
1h-yr.-oid brick house. $3.50
B 6Yiil GEL AIb al as,Das saasas FIELDS
xREA.ssnidet house. bsdrms;
patio 1895 ri, Dupont st. Sc. SO
3-BEDRM. HOUSE, ideal for chill.
dren; 9 months rent in advance
for $3.50; rent. 500 mo. JE. 1886
CHECK MY LIST Of unfurn. and
fur n . AIl "a: JS ssss5s you decide
S. ARLINGTON, close in, conv. tt
Pentagon: 2-bedrrn. brk. rambler
$IIO per mo XII. s-4i83. Il
DUPLEx-2 hedrms. iiy, rrn.. ise
| kit. and dim area, hsmt.. garage
mr.. Dunn Loring School. 500. JE
WOooiDsAicREs-s bedrms.. 2 baths
L. PHILLIPS. Wo. $1,000.
BETHESDA--Attractiye Cape Cod II
convenient location: rec. room ane
| full bath in bsmt:, lovely yard
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS. Wo. g.
WEST HYATTs.-e-rm. brk, home
new eond. throushout; fun bsm I
top location: vacant: reas. priced
W r. HUGHES CO.. WA. 1921
till pm, 81
IKENSINGTON MD, close to Be
thesda Hospital and Health In
stitute, 420s Anthony st.-3-hed.
room rambler, living room. dinini
1 room. and all-electric kitchen. full
| basement, sas heat, nice yard; con
venient 70 everything. ,.,c
Washington Bldg, pr. T-830t
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

HOUSES FOX SALe-t&.E.
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK--Very att
tractive Groom brick home in the
best OF condition. Beautiful recrea-
tion room, screen porch, gas heat,
Anchor-fenced lot. On quiet dead.
end street Near Sacred Heart and
st. Joseph Seminaries and New
Providence Hospital. PRICED FOR
ON THIS! Trade considered. Call
Mr. Martufi, LA. 6-7S45. MAR
SHALL ]. MAPLE CO., 1874 14th
st. NV. AID. 4-2005. 80
0O3 PERRY PL.-Immac., 3-bedfm.s
2-bath, brick row house: rec. rm;:
dishwasher. garbage disposal: oil
q CO, co. $4,000; eyes,. GO.
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HOUSES UNFuRNisHeD

ANNANDALE AREA, VA. - Brick
rambler. Mr. school. 2 bedrms,, liy,
rn with flrepl., carport. bsmt.
a:BEDRo6M BuNGALoW. ,oaktop,
per wk. on farm chores. NE s.
i@ @1 c ST. N.E.--Duplex, 5 Ice. rms,
bath, incl. pch., gas auto. heat:
S6O.S0 mo. RIA. 5000. 90
s.. ARL.--Three bedrfns. z baths.
finished recr. rm., sep. din. rm.
$3.50. Owner leaving. ia. 5-4i32.
ANNANDALE, VA. - 2.bedrm.. z
story brick house; Ice. beaut. yard
SlG5 per mo. Immed. occupancy
FATRFAx--Brick rambler, 3 bed.
rms. din. rm,. full bsmt.. fenced
yard, close to school. shopping
churches. sSl25. Town of Fairfax
ARErNGToN, vA.--Attrac., . bed.
rms, expand. attic: 500 mo: Van
REALTY, ia. 7-05os. ia. 7-6333
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Observation-Disclosures Heights--
Nicely located. Broom apt. S65:
includes utilities. Il block TO bus.
Adults. No pets. TIE. 6-20S9.
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REMINGTON, MD, close TO Be-
thesda Hospital and Health In
stitute, 420S Anthony st.-3-hed-
room rambler, living room, dining
room. and all.electric kitchen. fun
basement, sas heat, nice yard; con-
Yenient to everything.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
Realtors
Washington Bids. pr. $4,000
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,olored-Brightwood
S495 On.

sEMIDET. BRIcK--IMAdACULATE
Beautiful clean home, in this most
desirable upper NV. section; va
cant; lovely concrete front porch,
modern kit. and tiled bath, fun
hsmt., garage; never again for only
$495 down.
LIST NATL. REALTY
RE. 1881 Any Time UN. 1922
cOLORED-sEMIDET. PRICK
S995 DOWN-EASY TERMS :
$40 Tuckerman st. NV, rms, 3
bedrms. Al condition. Built-tn
garage. Gas .h.-w.h Comb: storm
windows and screens. Venetian
blinds; Call Mr.. Sweeney, JU.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1904 Iath Gf N III An A.000A
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELTCATEsSEN. Today's best value
must sell due to other business
3911 14th st. NV. IL a.m.-l0 pm
COAT aooM CONCESSION VI with
cigar and cigarette counter for
responsible person. Refined GLEN.
tele, yearly lease. FAN A. BILL 8
RES 4 AURANT. For ;'ppt call MI,
Harry Cohen bet. and d ON
REST, bar and s-rm. apt income
guar. sac. $500. 5000 cash.
MEMS cLoTHlNG STORE for sale
cheap Must sell other interests
"a 462 lsts st Naay y IA e-G Wsmdor,s
trucks: h-ton pickup; dry- ice
Quick sale for persons wanting 70
operate own business. Phone so
CSo 81; and delicatessen.
and ready -to-wear or variety; both
stores for rent. equipped with fix-
lures: Md, shopping center. we.
RfsTAURANT. DOWNTOWN, ON
18th ST. near @, DOES $500
DAILY. Same owners IL, years;
Modern equipment seats 100, Good
BAR BUSINESS, NO ENTERTAIN
MENT. PRICE. $4,000. Terms, "a
cash. BOB HOLLANDER lEXCLQ-
SlvE). 1411 Pa. ave. NV, Ma, D.
LUNCHiEoNETTE FROZEN Gus
TARD, parking lot; on National
hwy. Bargain; less than cost OF
HAT CHECK AND TOBACCO CON-
CESSlON; one OF WASHINGTON s
best. Must have down payt. Call
between 80. ID. 7.7966. go /
TAVERN, located on Sth st. s.e.:
seats over 100; cheap rent; price.
$4,000; terms $4,000 cash down.
w E. THRIFT (exclusive). 1911
Pa. ave. NV. 80
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16th ST. EXTENDED, WALTER
REED SECTION - Exceptionally
well-kept modern home of brick
and stone; lovely living room with
fireplace, family-size dining room,
kitchen and den. 8 bedrooms, 2
baths. fun basement with charm
roof. Financing to meet your terms.
Call until Q pm. RE. 1865;
FOI ONIAI. INVESTMENT co. 80
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COLORED-SPECIAL
BRIGHTWOOD-$12,750
Large 6-rm. red brick. Al cond.
Lge. front porch garage, gas. h.-w.h.
center on Ca. ave. Low payments;
subject to CT or other terms. jU.
9-0601.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
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APIS. uNFURNIsHED-vA.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Heishts==-
ACUTE. No %'''i pets. IL. sStaoss DN'
go
dinette, tiled bath. NJ. bus. shop.
$50. ia, s-5SSS or JE. 3-a027
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at
Frederick St.--Magnolia Gardens;
avail. now; beautiful and spacious
living dining room combinations,
2 large bedrooms, latest in Kitchen
equipment, parauet floors, venetian
blinds bnn : exposures; utils, t tgr q
ALEX bedrms.. liy. rm.. kit.
dinet.s, bath close to Pentagon.
wHsssToiiivRa2R Section bedroom ,,S
apt rar stores and buses water
and hcat iurn., Ind r.. sos mo
Possession Sept. Is. Call ewes, IKE
ARLINGTON Modern delightful z
3edrms.. close TO Washington; select
area. overlooking Potomac, for, dis
eliminating persons. No children
S1O5. Out Wilson blvd. left on Oak
ST., right to 1900 18th I'd. N. 20
AVAILABLE SEPT. Tor settleo
couple; 8 rms. bath. ami. screened
porch and private entrance: large
, yf Rfk u ET 7-i MyER. cow. pen Sl
Mod, clean apt. bldg: pvt. parking.
turn,: $a4 3D.. ial5 n. Quinn St.,
ALL -bedrm, apt, 1900 N. Pierce
St: .redec mod. bldg. See mgr. Apt.
2, for special deal. IA. 7-So21;,
-bedrm, choice apt. In
DISTINGUISHED new Vernon, APT.
Very cony. to shopping. Natl. Air
port. PentaRon and d. c.: sos mo,
incl: utils. Res. Mgr. oV. 3-34442
BEVERLY PLAZA SECTIoN--New,
dec. mod. l-bedrm. apt. with din
cite. cow. to stores and transp.
$d4.50 per mo. Call ia. 9-SS69
S7d.5O--Lovely 1-bedrm. apt, close
in conv center Arlington. Must see
to appreciate. 1929 9th st. N.
Apply Apt. l02 or KE. S-6720. ---3l
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Miss Priest
Engaged
To Wed

The Treasurer of the United
States. Ivy Baker Priest. and
Mr.. Roy Fletcher Priest of
Bountiful. Utah, and Arling-
ton, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Patri-
T. cia Ann to 1t. Comdr. Pierce
Andrew Jensen. jr., USN, son
of DR.. and Mrs. Jensen of
OskalooSa, Iowa.
Miss Priest, who is attend
ing Marjorie Webster Junior
College. was presented to So
ciety at a dinner dance given
by her parents at the Shore
ham Hotel. She also was pre-
sented at the Debutante Cotil-
lion and Thanksgiving Ball
and in New York last Novem-
ber at the international Debu-
tante Ball at the Plaza Hotel.
The bride-elect was Queen
of the Presidents Cup Regatta
here in 1858 and the First
Queen of Norfolk's annual In
ternational Azalea Court in
April of 1854. Miss Priest was
also the Queen of the Apple
Blossom Festival in Win
chester in April of 1854,
1t. Comdr. Jensen is a grad
uate of the United States Ma
val Academy and received an
S.B. degree from the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy. At present he is a White
House Aide and is attached to
to the Bureau of AeronauticS.
The wedding will take place
August 20 in this city.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
n0iniKinS

Two-bor acetate tricot briefs that fit
snueIy. White, pink, blue. Elastic or
band leg. to 8----------------79 79e
Evening star., 1955-05-08
BEALE

Continued From Page D-3
flowers for the Red, Green and
Blue Rooms. Her secretary
then sees her and she's pre-
sented with the endless re-
quests to appear, to receive or
to patronize.
By that time, it's noon and
she gets dressed to: Receive a
couple of hundred women; go
out to an official 3-hour
luncheon; lunch with a mem
Der of her family; or lunch
alone when she may start
tackling her mail. She signs
between 100 and 200 letters
every day and she has to have
some idea what she's signing.
Sometimes she can't even get
to the mail till late in the day.
In the afternoon. if she is
not receiving groups and pos
ing for picture. she might
have a visit from a personal
friend OF more likely one from
her sister, Mrs. Gordon Moore,
who likes to bring her lit
tie granddaughter. Peaches"
whom they both adore. When
her mother is staying at the
White House, she spends
part of each day with her.
She's lucky if she can" find
time to play Bolivia one after
noon a week. In fact. and this
is meant to be gospel, she
hasn't played it for weeks and
weeks.
EVERYBODY in this world
is subject to some false specu-
lation and unkind comment,
but I'll bet there's a new un-
founded rumor born every few
minutes about the President
of the United States and the
First Lady, whoever they may
be. Apply common sense and
remember it's two decent peo-
pie you're hearing about and
you can automatically dispose
OF most such talk.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Miss Cassidy
Becomes Bride

Miss Vera Frances Cassidy,
daughter of Mrs. Robert Rog-
ers cassidy of this city and
Hartford County. Md, and the
late Mr.. cassidy. was married
May 7 to Mr.. Frank Bradford
Morse, son of Mrs. Arthur
Raymond Coffin of Lowell,
Mass, and the late Mr.. Frank
Young Morse.
The ceremony took place in
St. Francis de Sales Church in
Abingdon, Md.
The bride is a graduate OF
Georgetown Visitation Con-
vent here and the College of
Notre Dame of Maryland in
Baltimore. Mr.. Morse is an
alumnus of Boston University
and Boston University Law
School. He is executive Sec
retary to Senator Saltonstall.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04

the much interest and pupil participation In
made represent certain characters and
brought add this collection which is
display hobby table
there many kinds of musical in
and instructions being given the of each
by teacher, Mrs. Williams.
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04

Thelma Clark; pencil sharpner Emanuel Watts; win
dows Curtis Washington, jeff Hall; campus Jimmie Lee 10
Tommy Love Daniel Green helpers, Jenolee hoSohd
Maxine Clay Lola Mae Donald Mrs Mildred Smith instrue
The Pulaski county training school, department OF agr
culture reports the result of its participation in the Arkansas
livestock the best far in the nine under the
supervision of agriculture instructor j. B. MeSwan.
This department showed IS heads of pure bred POLAND
China hogs owned by agriculture students and MIA chapters
The department awarded $3.50 of prize money from It's
participation and from district show which was held
Pine Bluff shows that the chapters awarded sloooo
making total of s34950 for the individual students an chap
tiers prize money for this year.
The agriculture instructor B. MeSwan that every
thing about the important but the basic principles
of the program is the students ownership of agriculture
enterprise
The teachers entertained by the Wonder bakery re-
Gently which included social hour of the bakery and
serving refreshments which included coffee and cakes The
occasion only enjoyable but educational well Teach
present Mesdames p Peters Marian Hawkins and
Marlene Smiths Misses Cleo Lay and Valdora Thompson
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04
Capital Hill Elementary

The liz In Mrs Thompsons room enjoying their
experiences in school, Students showing rapid
Patricia Herndon Patricia Ann White Patre Herndon Lee
Autry Wright Esther Weber Lawrence Thomas Paul Phifer
loretta Dyer Phyllis Ellison. Dan Smpkinsn Wanda Fay
Caldwell Sylvester Adams, Robert Honeyeu George Parker
and Rhonda Jean Wade
The students striving be 100 per fees by
November l. 1855.
the Dads club.
Room mothers Mrs Johnnie Hart aunt of Phyllis FL
lson and Mrs Aeea Thomas mother of Lawrence Thomas
The boys and girls in the Ia group who have been
absent tary since they started to school Oliver Ben
son. Melvin Davis Robert Henry Kenneth Mayfed Cleveland
Mays Fate MAYORS and Sandra Hill
We very happy TO Virginia Lee. Avia johnson
Mary Faye Richard back school after they had been ILL
Our monitors Brenda Peterson. Kenneth May
field, Fate Navors and Robert Henry.
The 81 pupils in Mrs. NJ. l. Williams room composed
song for the Fire Prevention assembly program
Social studies and reading have been integraed in the
study the this unit the life of Daniel Boone and
Arkansas State press., 1955-11-04
Pulaski County High

show presented in the school auditorium under
direction of Mrs. Marlene Smith showed great possibilities
for future
The the elementary department
Thomas End grade first place winner and singing
Dance With Henry, David Sanders. 9th grade second
place winner singing Lucky Old Sun Ruby Jean Woods Mary
Eta and Maxine Cherry third place winner singing
'"Tweedle Dee Dee.
hi school winners Earl Williams, John Gentry
and Raymond Cherry first place winners initiating comedians
Barbara Wright second place winner singing Seventeen
Alexander Bobbe Roeins cessie Handey Rose VanPelt
Gloria Robinson and Freddie Johnson third place winners in
singing and dancing
Monitors: room BIB following house keeper Myrtle
Els Irene Brown Alberta Phillips Flowers Margaret Ann
Glefy Etheene Johnson; Science Willie Law
renee Lee Arthur Brewer; reading table Lille Abraham;
bookmobe Linda Alexander Beverly Lawson Ollie Ruth VIII
ams lunch Paul Robinson Floyd Ware book passing
Evening star., 1955-06-03
County Teachers
Confident School
Cut Won't Come

The delegate assembly Of the
Montgomery County Education
Association yesterday expressed
confidence that the County Coun-
Gil, when informed of "the seri-
BUSINESS Of school needs" will not
hesitate to restore necessary
funds to the budget"
Last month, County Manager
NJ. L. Reese recommended a
$1,076,513 slash in the schools
operating budget and a $3.1 mil
lion cut in the schools capital
improvement proposal. The oper-
ating budget trim would include
$882 900 earmarked for instruc-
tion. Al public hearing on the
school budget will be held on
June 10.
The education association, at a
meeting attended by 200 dele
gates and alternates representing
the total membership Of 1900,
declared it will send its spokes-
man and executive secretary,
Eric Rhodes, to present the
facts about these needs to the
council at the hearing on June
TO-"
The associations resolution
also stated: Eve believe that
reductions Of number Of teachers.
Of teachers salaries or Of class
rooms requested would have most
severe effects, particularly In the
face Of impending Indignation"