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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-04
NJ. II. S., BoydS

For Mrs. r. H., BladenSburg
We have just finished moving
about 800 feet of hedge, some
of it 10 to Il feet tall-so can
say that it certainly can be
done.
The better time to move
your hedge and the other
plants you mentioned is in the
fall-any time after the first
of November would be quite
safe. You will find that if you
dig your holes or trenches first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-04
Crust Is Carbon Deposit

A, NJ. c., North harrington
For Mrs. H. M. F.. Lexington
Park: To remove hard black
crust from iron skillet, try
heating skillet slowly and
uniformly until almost red hot
"a dull red. Be sure to cool
slowly as skillet may crack if
cooled suddenly. The crust is
a carbon deposit and will burn
off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-04
More on Tom0toeS

Mrs. j. NJ. s., HydttSrlle
I suggest that the woman
having trouble with her to-
matoes get in touch with her
County Agent Immediately! 1t
would be best to have an eX-
pert look at the plants since
the black could be caused by
several things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-04
Reader. Age II. Asks:

X. A. f., North Beach Park
Please may I have the direc-
tons for making a coal plant?
I would like to start one dur
ing my summer vacation from
school. Thank you for an early
reply, l will be looking for
your answer in the column.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

vece slavonsko selo, CHE su
ulice u proljecu jeseni bile
pune blata, a ljeti opet pu-
ne guste prasine. S a d a su
glavne ulice asfaltirane. Po-
slije rata izgradjeno je ne
sto industrije. Il jedne ne
kadasnje obicne kovacnice IL
gradjena je moderna tvornica
masina alatljika, u kojoj ra-
di preko 600 radnika. Pro-
sirena je / velika a tvornica
pokucstva, a osnovano je i
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

U MON je selu smjesten
:opcinski ured, kojeg sam tri
puta posjetio. Lijepo su me
primili. Razgovarao sam sa
opcinskim predsjednikom i
jos nekim drugim funkcio-
nerima. Ma dan mog odlaska
odbor Matice iseljenika Bos-
ne Herzegovina "a Ljubus-
XII kotar priredio je banket,
ma k o oje m je prisustvovalo
jos drugih 10 iseljenika po-
vratnika. Ma banketu je bilo
zdravica i prijateljskih raz-
govora.
IL svog Klobuka otisao sam
u Konavlje, selo Dunave, da
posjetim rodbinu m ole su-
pruge. Tu sam Sc zadrzao g
dana i svaki dan me posjeci-
valo mnogo ljudi IL blizih
daljih sela, da pitaju o svo-
joj rodbini u America.
Zatim sam otisao u Stolac
da posjetim prijatelja Nikolu
Papca. On me srdacno do.
cekao ! bogato potastio. u
pravo u to vrijeme u mjestu
ie odrzavana slava Sv. Iliji
Kod crkve u Stolcu sakupile
Sc mnostvo svijeta. Podjem
ia da jos jednom vidim sta
re obicaje nasih Hercegova
ca. Poslije mise, pozvao nj
svecenik Andjelko Babic M
rucak. S MIN sam dulje raz
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

govarao o zivotu nasih ljudi
ovdje u America.
Sutradan sam autobusom
krenuo IL Stolca "a Caplinu.
Bio je mnostvo naroda, pa
mnogi nisu mogli uci u auto
bus. Ia meme je sofer rezer-
virao mjesto. Medju mason
koja nije mogla uci u auto
bus bio je i jedan svecenik
il Hrasna, koji Sc vratao ku-
ci sa slave Sv. Ilije. sofer se
zauzeo "a svecenika nekako
mu nasao sjedalo u auto
busu.
Kad smo stigli u caplinu,
pozvao sam svecenika i TO-
fera ma kafu. Kod stola IL
medju svecenika sofera "a
metne Sc zanimljiv razgovor.
sofer, Crnogorac, ina obicaj
kad govori da malo previse
psuje. Ma to mu primjeti
svecenik:
- Molim vas, zasto uvijek
psujete?
- Velicasni - rece sofer
- da Ii Sc vi Bogu molite?
- Kakvo je to pitanje ~
odgovori svecenik j doda -
svakako da sc molim.
- Pa kako Sc osjecate po-
slije motive? - upita sofer.
Vrlo dobro - odgovori
svecenik.
- Etc vidite - rece To-
| (Nastavak ma 3. strani)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

null maticinim autom u No
WI Gradisku, lijepi slavonski
gradic u kojem zivi moi bra
tic Luka sa svojom obitelju.
Prize rata - reee mi Luka
- Nova Gradiska bila je O.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
M0J UTISCI L JUG0SLAVIJE

Proso je poa veka kako ostavio svoj rodni kraj
America zvim vec punih SO godina pod stare dane
vratih da jos ednom vidm svoje rodno seo Klobuk
da posetim brojnu rodbnu da poblize upozam il
gradnjom Jugoslavije.
Kad Sc avion spustao zagrebach airodrum mole je
srce jace kucalo, kad arodrunu docekase "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

Joe Musa
wise zadruznih radiona tr-
govackih poduzeca. U jednoj
novoj zgradi dnevno Sc pri-
kazuje kino. U mjestu vrvi
kulturna sportska aktiv-
most.
Ovdje u N ovoj Gradiski
nasao sam nekoliko svojih
Hercegovaca. Sreo sam ad-
vokata Nuica, bracu Skor-
pute IL Orovlja i jednog SUI
sjeda Antu Culjka.
X
Poslije nekoliko dana bo-
ravka u Novoj Gradiski, ot-
isao sam zajedno S braticem
Gentom u svoje rodno selo
| Klobuk, koje Sc nalazi u her
cegovackom krsu, nedaleko
Ljubuskog. Ma putu smo Sc
zaustavili u Sarajevu, CLAW
nom gradu Mr.. Bosne i Her
cegovine, gdje sam posjetio
sestru prijatelja Av d i { a
rodbinu kume Boskovica. ze-
lilo sam da posjetim i DR..
Ramljaka, no nisam dospio.
Dolazak u mole rodno Sc
10 bio je najdirljiviji nome
nat u nom zivotu. Docekalo
me oko 300 mjescana broj.
ma rodbina. Tu smo sc grill
i ljubili cd radosti plakali
Gotovo nikoga nisam poznao
Kada sam unazad pola sto'
ljeca ostavio selo bratu je bi.
10 tex 4 godine, a ostali sc
Jos nj rodili nisu. Samo sam
prepoznao jednog rodjaka -
Ivana Musu.
Ia vrijeme osmodnevnoe
boravka u selu, svaki dan me
posjecivalo deseci ljudi ras'
pitivali Sc o svojima u Anne
rici. U selu sam sastao |
svojih znanaca IL Amerike
koji Sc povratise u rodni kraj
Quo sam cd nekoliko ma
sih ljudi sto su posjetili Ju
goslaviju, da su svoja sels
nasli gotovo onakva, kakvs
su i ostavili. ia sam pax I
svom selu zapazio mnoge pro
mjene. Kad sam ga ostavio ,
MENU nije nijedna kuca bils
crijepom pokrivena. Sve 81
bile slamom pokrivene. Sads
u Klobuku, najvecem selu ,
Liubuskom kotaru, nema nj
-iedne kuce slamom pokrive
ne. U ono vrijeme malo tkt
je u selu imao catrnju iii bu
mar. Vodu sc nosilo IL da
lime cd nekoliko kilometara
Sada u MON selu svaki Sc
ljak ina catrnju pred kucom
Pored toga, u jedan dio Sell
dovedena je voda il Klobul
planine sagradjeno je ses
: cesama. U tom dijelu sela sa
gradjena je mala gimnazija
u koju polazi oko 300 djaka
Sagradjen je veliki D o n
kulture, nova osnovna skol'
i jos nekoliko zgrada, u koji
ma je smjestena Poljopri
vredna zadruga i posta. Prij
u nom selu nije bio nikak
viii prevoznih sredstava,
sada kroz selo prolazi dnev
no 8 puta autobus ma rela
ciji Caplina-Imotski.
. Kad sam prolazio svojin
2 rodnim selom sjetio sam s
imena mnogih oranica j pute
: ljaka. Susjedi Sc prosto cudi
se, kako sve to jos uvije,
3 pamtim. Pogledao sam j jed
: nu staru duboku jamu, u kc
: ju smo mi djeca nekoc ka
: menje bacali. Start su ma
i ljudi plasili, da Sc u toj js
: mi djavoli sakrivaju. Uze
!. sam kamen bacio ga u js
4 mu, prisluskivajuci hocu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
NAsE ZAJEDNICARsKO BRATsTyO

Zajednitarsko bratstvo treba da postane
odraz bratslkh stremljenja n suradnt mo
djusobnom pomoganju redovima Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice i redovima amerix
ke hrvatske narodne grupe. Bratsh ideal
mora Sc neminovno primi ieniti nasim redo
vima, interesu napredka i blagostana
naroda. Ljudi, dalkle, ma visokim poloza T.
ma treba do visoko dizu bratski ideal.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

grliBe moja diva bratica, Luz
ka i Gento, kojih prize nikad
vidio nisam, bio sam toliko
uzbudjen da su mi niz lice
potekle suze radosnice.
U Zagrebu sam Sc zadrzao
tex par sati. Odmah smo kre-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

Ovo je bio najbolji tedan cd kako zapoceli
kampanjom ali do sada poluci TEX malo wise cd
poovce, cd obecane svoe Iako vrerne brzo prolazi
kapana e dosta ogranicena vremenom mi Sc jos uvek
madame da &c sta potpuno uspe Bo b dobro da odseci
pojedinc, koj nameravau doprinjet svrhu, ucine
to sto krace vreme Mi svima darovaeljma srdacno
zahvaljujemo njihovm doprinosima.
Martin Krasich glavni bagajnik.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
GIL HODGES PAYS
DODGER FAN WELL
FOR LOST GLOVE

BROOKLYN. Sept. 8 up.
-Ebbets Field, scene of
many a weird incident, was
credited with a new one to-
day when the game between
the Dodgers and Giants was
delayed because of a lost
glove.
The, Dodgers had trotted
out to their positions to
start the eighth inning when
it was noticed that First
Baseman Gil Hodges was
searching frantically for his
glove which he had placed
on the bat rack near the
field boxes.
A new glove finally was
brought from the clubhouse.
At the end of the inning,
Field Announcer Tex Rick
ard asked for help in finding
the glove.
If anyone has found Gil
Hodges glove. please return
it." Richard said.
In the ninth inning the
announcer said, Hodges
would give a brand new
glove for his old one with no
questions asked. Seconds
later, a fan showed up with
Hodges pet glove and the
fan was handed a new one
plus a baseball for return
ing 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
Pirates Shade
PhiIs on Second
Effort in Ninth

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8 up.
The Pirates. foiled once at the
plate while trying to score the
winning run in the ninth inning.
made good on the second try to-
day to edge the Phillies, 5-4. Two
earlier Pittsburgh homers helped
Elroy Face to his 18th victory.
The final inning was one Of
Illustration for Pitcher Ben
Flowers, who relieved Saul Ro-
gown in the sixth with PhiIa-
delphia ahead, 4-3.
Bill Mazeroski beat out an in
field single and moved to second
on a sacrifice by Hank Foiles.
who had slammed a bases-empty
homer in the fourth inning Bob
Skinner. pinch-hitting for Face.
slashed a single into left, but
Outfielder Del Ennis threw per-
fectly to Catcher Stan Lopata to
nip Mazeroski at the plate.
Bill Virdon then lined another
single into right and Skinner
scored easily from second.
The Pirates grabbed a 20 lead
in the second inning on four hits
and Foiles' four-bagger made it
SO The Phils came back strong
IN the fifth to go ahead. Dou-
bles by Granny Hammer, Solly.
Hemus and Lopata, mixed in
with one error, gave Philadel-
phia four runs, three unearned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
Brewer Whips
Orioles for 18Th

BALTIMORE, Sept. 8 R.-
Tom Brewer posted his 10Th vic
tory tonight as he hurled a bril-
liant four-hitter to beat the ORR
oleS. 6-1. behind a 14-hit attack
on Billy Loes and two reliefers.
Ted Williams settled the is
sue in the first inning when he
hit his 10Th homer into the right
field stands after Billy Goodman
and Billy Klaus had singled.
Singles by Jackie Jensen, Jim
Piersall. Pete Daley and Brewer
brought three more runs in the
third.
Brewer allowed only one hit
Billy Gardeners single in the Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
THE BASEB AL
BEA 7
BY BURTON HAWKINS

during the remainder of the sea-
son.
There was nothing wrong with
Haynes recommendation that
the Senators bring up Bud By
erly from their Louisville farm
club. either. The veteran
If used every fourth
or fifth day and only for two or
three innings, is close TO being
the best in the business. In
his last ga innings on the mound
he has permitted four hits and
one run.
Cal Griffith admits he had a
|hankering for Boston's Gene
stephens. Faye Throneberry, Milt
Boiling and Billy Console in the
past. but now isn't too enthused
about acquiring them. y. "They
have been sitting on the bench
too long," Cal said. land I'm
skeptical about whether they still
have potential"
Those close to the Yankees say
Jerry Lumpe, Yankee owned
Richmond shortstop, sought by
the Senators, is a major league
fielder but a minor league hitter
and they add that if Cal ex-
poets TO land Tony Kubek from
Denver he is dreaming. Casey
IStengel likes Kubek, both as a
shortstop and as an outfielder.
Grifith feels that Shortstop
Lyle Luttrell. tested previously by
the Senators. has major league
ability. THE kid Just can't
relax when he's in our lineup"
Cal said. Hes so DESTROYS Of
making good that he tightens up.
III he ever learns to take things
in stride he could be a real good
player"
The Senator'S have played be-
fore l06.i3l customers in seven
dates at Baltimore but the
Orioles have drawn 28.155 for
six dstes at Grifith Stadium. b..
In other words. the Senators
have taken nearly $4,000 out
lof Baltimore. while the Orioles
have departed from Washington
with less that $4,000 Visiting
teams collect % cents on each
ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
Boy Hurt in Foil
From Upper Deck
Of Mack Stadium

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 8 lP).
Jerry Berosh. Is, Of Clementon,
N. j., a spectator at today's
Phillies-Pirates game. was in
iured in 30-foot fall from the
upper deck Of Connie Mack
Stadium.
The youth tumbled to the
ground behind home plate as
the crowd Of 1906 fans was filing
out Of the stadium after the
game. II was not determined
how he happened TO fall.
He Is IN satisfactory condition
At Temple University Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
Colonial Meets PRIV
Today in Alexandra

Colonial Restaurant and Jack
Pry play at 3 pm. today at Alex
andria Municipal Stadium for
the right to meet Forestville
next Sunday in the finals Of the
Old Dominion Baseball League
tournament.
Colonial. which won the league
Championship during the regular
season. and Pry have won once
in two tournament games. while
Forestviile u unbeaten In two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
Baseball Clowns
Ploy Here Today

Baseball fans not only will see
Ia good brand of baseball when
the Indianapolis Clowns and
New York Black Yankees play in
a doubleheader this afternoon at
Griffith Stadium, but will be en-
|tertained between games with a
comedy show. The first game is
2 o'clock.
Headlining the comedy acts is
Ed Hannah. whose speciality is
throwing a ball behind his back
from third to first base.
Others who will perform in
clude 10 Henry. Nature Boy VIII
liams, King Tut and Spec Bebop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-Carlos
Paula, inserted as a pinch hitter
by Miami recently in a game
against Richmond, delivered a
hit, scored a bit later, dashed
for the clubhouse, dressed and
left the park which might
have been all right except that
Miami batted around in the
inning, Paula was due to bat
again and couldn't be located.
So a pinch hitter was en-
ployed to bat for a pinch hitter.
With three games remaining,
154 home runs have been belted
at Griffith Stadium this season.
:. That's 109 more than last
year. with 80 homers landing
in the new area in left and
centerfield. Jim Lemon has
Dashed 20 in his home park. 10
OF which descended in the new
section. Roy Sievers has
smacked IL at Griffith Stadium,
seven in the new seats.
Why most managers get gray:
Ed Yost blasted four home runs
in three games in late July.
In 43 games since he has hit
only one homer. In nine
starts this season Camille Pas
cual has restricted the opposi-
ton TO one hit or less in the
first three innings. yet has car
ried on to win only one Of those
engagements.
Twenty-one Of the IS homers
yielded by Chuck Stobbs and
Pascual have been crashed by
Yankees. Charley Keller, the
former Yankee outfielder. is
breeding harness horses on his
Maryland farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
CLUB BATTING

cock and Thomson, Milwaukee: Jablonski.
Cincinnati. and Baker, Chicago. z each.
and Fernandez. BROOKLYN; Kluszewlki
Bailey and Post, Cincinnati: Ennis Jones
and kazanski. Philadelphia: irwin. Chicago.
and Clemente and Kravitz. Pittsburgh, /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
Totals 4o1427s totals 20

/ Flied out for Loes in 5th.
Hit sacrifice h4y for Palica in eth.
Flied out for Moeller in 9th.
Boston - 303 600 0OO--6
Baltimore 900 900 III
Runs-Goodman Klaus. williams.
Jensen. Piersall. Daley. Pyburn Errors
Goodman, Lepcio. Brewer Runs batted
in--Williams 81 Daley, Brewer (2l,
Causey. Home williams Sacrifice
l4y-Causey. Double play-Pyburn to
Miranda to Gardner. Left on bases
Boston, IL; Baltimore. 9. Bases on balls
OF Brewer. A.; of Loes. of Palica
8; by Loes. 2; by Moeller. 2. Hits-Off
Loes, l in ) innings; OF Palica. 8 in 2
innings, on Moeller, l in . innings.
off Loes, 60 Winning pitcher-Brewer
Q9-7l. Losing pitcher-Loes CD. Time
--2:23. Attendance-10,476.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

Totals 33 10 2z13 Totals 35 s27 Is
/ safe. on error for Roeovin in bth.
Flied out for Naranjo in 7th.
2 Singled for Face in 9th.
Sacrificed for Flowers in 9th,
Pittsburgh ------- 020 100 Oils
Fhliauelphia -------- 900 Gao 600
Runs-Long Ce). Mazeroski, Foiles,
Skinner. Hemus, Blavlock, Hammer, Had
dix. Errors--Long, Groat (2), Rogovin.
Runs batted in--Law. Foiles (2l. Hemus,
Lopata o., Long. Vfrdon Two-base
hits--clenaents Hammer Hemus. Lopata.
Home runs-Foiles. Long. Sacfifices-
Foiles, BanmholtZ. Double plays-Hemus
TO Blaylock: Thomas to Mazeroski Left
on bases-Pittsburgh. 5: Phiiadeiphia, q.
Bases on balls-off Rogovin. 3; of
Roscvin, 2: by Law, j; BY Narsnjo. i;
ny F9ce, !. Hits-Of Rogovin, & in <
innings; of Law, 4 in 4ls innings: on
Nsaranio. 2 in 1as innings; of Flowers,
on Face, | in inning; on Hall. j in
inning Runs and earned runs-Off
hogovin: 3-3: of Law, Al; on Flowers,
"a Winning pitcher-Face 1i0-i01'
y sing pitcher-Flowers f1-2). Time
2:45 Attendance---4 sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

They laughed when Joe
Haynes. the Senator's weep, re-
Gently returned from a scouting
trip and said the best relief
pitcher he had seen in the In
ternational League was Sonny
Dixon. the former ineffective
Washington highlander. But
Haynes judgment vas indicated
q couple Of days ago when the
Yankees imported Dixon frOm
Richmond for bullpen chores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

5rand-slam homers--Busby. Cleveland q:
Mantle; Bauer. Gerry and Larsen, New
YORK: futile and Kennedy. Detroit: Car
fasquel, Hogan and Colavsto. Cleveland
Daley Boston: Simpson and Robinson.
Kansas City; Williams nd Francopa, Bal
timore. and Yost and kiliebrew. Washing
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-28

~ n '1s !" f9vt hoo busf found The eaenda Tor honde
hegssbsepel oad moe comfortable living IA
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-28
Dewitt
Mrs. Aryela Pitts

Mrs. ATYela Pitts
Charles Ross visited his eous-
N, Alrs. Lucy Clayton Tor a few
days, while here on business. His
home IS IN Rochester. Indiana f..
AIRS. Lena Mcdonald Is visit
ING her uncle. Charley DOtson 4.
Miss Aosetta Smith Of Merrill
hl school visited Mr.. and Mrs
Nose Pitts, September 10 .
Rev. ana Mrs. {. \. Eiland were
guests Of Mrs. Lena Sails
Mrs. Myrtle scuggs and Booker
Releford visited St. Charles q.
Mrs. Ardonia Taylor, Mrs. Marie
Mosley. Mrs. Nettie Moore. Mrs.
Laura Watson. and E. {. Stevens
attended the funeral of the niece
If Mrs. Taylor at McGehee
Rev V. Nelson is improved A..
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilson were
guests IN the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. d. Pitts last weekend .
Little Arma Jean Martin the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Martin, is i'll.
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-28
AR0U Nd STATE
. > =
ss
,a coNvocATIoN HELD
rEcIITY MEMBERS NAMED
JOha Howard

Il
annual opening eonvoeation of the Arkansas AM&N
- held i'm Caldwell hall auditorium Monday Earl
assistant professor of natural science presided Mr
btxsn Social and Cultural committee served as chair
for arrangement of program
n of panelists discussed the theme: An Inrospec-
o. If AM&N College" Included on the panel were
= Evans registrar J. b. Jones' director student life:
howard director. public relations; NJ A Blakely d-
| sf,ision mechanic arts r. +. Russell, director d
arts and Sciences o. R. Holiday director, division of
l,Ins C. W. Dawson director, division of education;
puffy president, student government. and Mrs sadye
youpq director home economics.
Tba principal address delivered by the president
Iaurenee A. Davis Greetings brought to the
and faculty by President Emeritus DR.. W. f. OBryant
The newly elected president of the Alumni association. DR.
Z7ean Flowers.
PRESIDENT Davis introduced the large audience
NOV faculty members who have been leave.
Tg are DR. d. j. Albritton, PhD in agriculture agron-
- Kansas state DIR. c. L. Bentley, PhD in Biology from
"a state university; DIR. r. C. Davis DIED. Michigan state;
al & Barron residence requirements completed Uni
1T, r Arkansas for PhD. in chemistry d j. F. Mcclellan
NJ received his DEd from Columbia university this summer
!. also introduced.
Additions to the staff secretaries Mrs. Sammie
ra RS Wiley college secretary librarian; Miss frankie
rpiar RS AM&N college, secretary Audo VISUAL Miss
rema Dalton BIS AM&N college secretary dean of wom-
a. Mis- Carolyn Body BIS, AM&N college, secretary fresh
nan studies Mrs Gladys Davis instructor in home eeonom
- Mis- Mary Vivian Myhand. BIS. Tuskegee. MS Michigan
ate college home management and child development; Mrs
n Ffedd Sanders. BIS, Tuskegee MS Cornell textile and
tbnp music education. JoCeaphus Robinson BIS,
tap musical school and Chicago musical college theory.
bysa edueation Mrs. Blanche Francis. BIS Xavier uni
y Indiana university instructor in health and physical
aon William Ball BIS. AN&N college instructor tailor
m Aueuste Forte BIS Tuskegee chef Of student union din
ne halt Walter McIary. BS and MS AIT college superin-
egden building and grounds Mrs. Margaret Colbert BIS
,Taadega MA University of Minnesota head resident wom-
ems domitory Ill
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kensett
Mrs. VI. NJ. Waddy

WIS. vi. VI W duut
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bailey
had as their weekend guests,
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert L. Nelson Of Pine Bluff. and
Raymond Brooch Of Chicago. They
also visited relatives and friends
in Searey and Higginson
Rev. and Mrs. NJ T. Bracely, and
Mrs NJ NJ, Waddy attended the
funeral of Rev. A. NJ johnson at
Ash Grove Baptist church last
week Rev, Bracely delivered Se
eulogy N. II. Waddy, ] N.
and Ike Arnold, ir. visited their
parents for a brief period last
Thursday Mrs. Rosa Hatehett
returned home last week from a
recent visit with her daughter.
Mrs Simpkins The Volun-
tary Service HID club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Williams. sra
Thursday evening The agent
from White county gave demon
STATIONS on deep fat frying and
milk shakes The hostess served
cream and cookies
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GHEYEAR- ROUND FANFARE.

Memo 10 the IodY Of the
house; Don ! be in O hurry
10 peck thoi fan esoY
even II the evening breeze
IS cool and the Thermometer
down 10 a more sensible
level now. Remember lost
September You con still
figure on q good maay sum
mef-iYpe doYs. when you'lI
be glod 10 hove q fan keep
ing The Dir moving comfort
obly In your home.
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-28

One Of these days your boy win be starting
Oft TO school in his shiny new shoes and fresh
clean shirt And he'll start learning all The
things he needs 10 know 10 make him the kind
Of man you want him 10 grow up TO be.
One Of the most important lessons for your
son to learn is the meaning of thrift and the
value Of a regular savings program. And that's
what the u. S. Treasuryis School Savings Pro
gram will teach him
By the purchase Of Zoe and 254 Savings
Arkansas State press., 1956-09-28

You're in for some trouble when your
heart belongs to a boy. Boys don't like soap.
Boys scuff up their shoes. Boys make too msch
noise when they're home - and when they 60
off 10 school. leave house that IS far too still
You're in for a world Of happiness, too -
when your heart belongs 10 boy, The kind OF
happiness that erases tears, shuts out lone
illness. rubs away all kinds Of aches and pains
Small wonder mothers love their little boys
so very, very much