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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Armed Forces
S/3C WILLIE ]. HIGGINS

AUGSBURG, GERMANY -
Specialist Third Class Willie j.
Higgins. son of Mrs. Minnie c.
Higgins, Route l, Conway, S. c.
recently was named Soldier of
the Month for Service Company
of the 18th Airborne Divisions
5lith Infantry Regiment in
Germany.
y senior supply clerk. he was
selected for his soldicrly appear
ance, knowledge of duties and
military courtesy.
Specialist Higgins entered the
Army in June 1854 after gradu-
ating from Whittemorc High
School. He received basic train
ing at Fort Gordon, Ga, and has
been overseas since last Deem
Der.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Hints To
Homemakers
BY RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration
Agent

PROTECT FAMILY - Tho
State Board of Health offer.
hints to protect your family
against poisoning.
Lock up all dangerous sub
St"HCcS.
&c sure all poiSonS arc clearly
m rk"d This can be done by
Sc ing with adhesive tape OIL
n lg a special MAJ kcr.
When you throw away drugs
or hazardous materials. be sure
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04

toned AT Fort Tildon, Y. Y,
where he IS an executive officer
in the 5O5th Antiaircraft Artil-
lcry Missile Battalion's Head
quarters Company. He entered
the Army in l94l.
Cause is a 1910 graduate of
South Carolina. State College
and is a member of Alpha Phi
Alpha fraternity.
He is the son of Mrs. Blanche
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04

rifle and pistol championships at
Fort Benning, Ga.
Major Cause fired for the
Army Antiaircraft Command
team. Winners of the matches
viii now compete for places on
the squad to represent the Army
in the National matches at
Camp Perry, Ohio. this August
and September.
The major is regularly sta
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
WELL INFORMED
SHOPPERS READ
TRIBUNE ADS

Cause. Wampee. s. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04

OF course, even in a Chevrolet the
happiest vacations may involve
one or two minor problems. Like
fidgety small fry who want gal
Ions of water and keep asking
if you're almost there. The big
things, though, are beautifully
taken care of by this roomy Chew
rolet's smooth and easy way of
going. That's for sure.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
Maj. FREEMAN NJ. CAUSE

FORT BENNING. GA.-Army
Mag. Freeman NJ. Cause, whose
wife, Irma. lives at 258 Ashley
ave. Charleston, S. c.. recently
participated in the AN-Army
in many other areas.
There are over 900 rcgistra-
.tionS in the summer session and
further registrations will be
made with the beginning of spc-
.cial courses July 10 and August
.l6.
A string instrument institute
IS under way with lO3 school
children getting special instruc-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
WOMAN'S COLLEGE

GREENSBORO - In addition
10 Il full program of summer
session academic work Woman's
College is having a busy season
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-04
ACHING MUSCLES

Relieve psins Of tired. sore. sehins nus-
eiss with STAkBAck. tablets or powders
eTAh6Ack acts fast to bring eor,fortins
relief. because the STANeACk formula
combines several prescription Tyre IN.
gradients for fast relief Of pain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

81 g s 8. y, ] &
$29e.e5 FRIGIDAIRE Imperial 500
Special 30" Electric Ronse A2
s7l9 ERiGIDAIRE De Luxe SAAA
40" Electric Ronse ---- az
Ssne IS FRIGIDAIRE Imperial S000
40" Double Oven Electric Ronee Joy
$269.95 WESTINGHOUSE De SAAA
Luxe 80" Electric Range - KV2
Sl9e.e5 HARDWIcK So" Gas 500
Rance - GO
Sle9e5 HOTPOINT son
40" Electric Ronse - Ky
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-20
County
Commissioner
Proceedings
OFFICIAL REPORT ST.
KEGti.hk SESSION
V, . ,Ir.

J3'tlb'b D. Isby
Epa'd met bt - ~ O'tlDtk b m
n r'T n"o,ea ''e'' Ji ns"H"n"G %".a
"std jane. G"thrd, D"pu,, Clerk
~" mH""f ., n" elect on Of b
Chairman TOR IN" Board Of County
'"n.nI>,l"n"f> came on Ht this time
and u Mas unanimously agreed that
iiHf"'h iihrn"man should retain IN"
'hhIffn"n'hIp 81 N" tpuntS Commits
slpu"f' for N" scar 1856
Minutes 81 Dr'''nb'r. 1858 meeting
appfpI"d
f." t"ppri> u rlctk Di Court. Shrr
~ aud tI"tk q Rec order approved.
tirin, audited and approved
met NTH IN" Board and requested the
COUNTY TO complete t"o miles Of the
Mi'siDn Road "hlrh had been par.
tiHIh cheated Tn" Board adv ised
th">" men ,hnt It "ould be placed on
th"if ne" f0Hd "hedulr and would
b" 'pfupl","d sometime during the
summer month";
Kbt y Olson granted b right Of way
10 IN" county Tor permission TO cross
his land. said right Of way TO include
Board adjourned st 1900 O'Clock
noon and feconsened u loo o'clock
m
Al this time the Board took up
County who serve In spp0inti"e tsps.
tbs, the County Librarian, County
Road Supervisor and Custodian posi-.
lions would be set up on \ yearly basis
and the following employees were sp.
pointed to their respective positions
Tor the year 1856: Ruth q. L0ngw0rth,
Librarian. Emil Peterson. Road Super.
visor and l.. J. M0mberg, Custodian.
these people Of the Boards action.
Claims audited and approved
Board adjourned II 100 O'Clock p. M
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-20

By: ILIFF MCKAY
Acting Secretary Blackfeet
Tribal Business Council
1.l3.2tc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-20

." ne nat!Ona! average
women I've 6 years longer than
'Gc.- husbands and are about
3 years younger. making 9,year
difference in the life expec.an,
,.c- q: average couples. Thus
- per cent Of women are widows
~"..c only ! per cent 0: men are
".ipWcr. Md this 70 the fact
TIA. men leave their estates.
large and small. 70 their widows
and you see why 50 much Of the
Ha.!o"'s wealth is in the hands
o.! ~D!"cn. The k!plinger
l."tcr
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-20
MADE YOUR IS
RESOLUTIONS?

nee ~ ''h" 80 '"i'.%
years aP" ""tH rr"',c IaI"
som" 'I"u2h' :" ~ !',o.u'ID:.,
tha' '"'E ""ii!H aHoh !pr 10
Ne" year r''f'u'a'c!y II
'iII> h"H' r. "'' d" hurr% ""rr%
ana 'uN'" vac hah't has hcr"'mr
>"'n'"ha' 'a'' hu' "cicr'h'!',,
l'rfc J. 'hu'H :" b" gained by
i"II""''i me a%"''H custom o!
oar a''r''"f'
u always pay u MAJ " Il
"oinan' !" ''h' ''"'k or them.
serves frahh'H honestly and
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Random House, Inc, books 29l8
Mrs {. ". Francis. books 3.37
Max Zimmerman. book cases $500
AIRPORT FUND:
Glacier County Treasurer, trans.
fer l5,OOO.OO
NJ. Y. L. H. FUND:
Glacier County Treasurer, trans.
fer 3l93.6u
Board adjourned ut l o'clock p. III.
APPROVED:
Harold Zimmerman,
Chairman
ATTEST:
j. l.. Anderson, Clerk
by: James Gerard, Deputy Clerk
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-20
NOTICE OF STANDARD
ASSIGNMENTS

CECll.E SCHlLDT DAVIS
submitted application for a
Standard Assignment on the fol.
lowing described Tribal land
formerly allotted to Louise
DuStybull: WI. SWi4 Sec. ~. Ella
SEA- Sec. Is. Twp. 33N., Rye.
INV. 100 acres.
DONALD LEE BROWN re.
queStcd a Standard Assignment
on the following described Tribal
land formerly allotted to Sarah
Brown Romsa and Angelina
Brown Cobcll: NWi. NEi.. s..
\Ei.. SCI. EWL.. Ei2SW.SW.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-20
Friday. January 20, 1856

u, NJ SEA. NEA SWH, Eh
NWA SWA Sec. 20, Twp. 34N.,
Rye. l2W, 800 acres.
CALVIN AUGARE requested
a Standard Assignment on the
following described Tribal land
located on Seville and known as
the Tribal Unit formerly occu.
pied by Sam Burd: SEA EM
Sec. 81, Twp. BAN, Rye. Nv, 40
acres and improvements.
Any member of the Blackfeet
Tribe wishing to oppose the
granting of these assignments
shall do SO in writing, setting
forth his or her objections, to be
filed with the Secretary of the
Council. and may. if he so de.
sires. appear before the Council
to present evidence.
This notice expires January %.
1856.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-20

7: :. HON "tAe style 20 have
=. Il babes. bigger families.
Younger mothers are having
more second. third. fourth and
vlcn 80" children than before
Fam y NE" more so :han c.:y
Nu".c" Farm Women have three
..H!-" aIc-a-c: CITY women
az va i" average Of Two
Hu: -" younger women. both
= and :arm. now have more
,"..ircn AID plan 0. more. -
IT, k.r.!ngcr Letter
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-20
January !. 1856

January !. 1856
with S ali mcmbSrs and CLERK present:
Claims audited and approved and
warrants signed.
County Health Nurse Catherine
Brown me, with the board and gave
month and plans for the coming month.
County Road Supervisor Emil Peter.
son met With the board in regard to
Road matters.
board adjourned a, Noon and re-.
convened At 100 O'Clock y. M.
WELFARE MEETING
The Board at this time had their
Peculiarly scheduled Welfare meeting
With District supervisor John MurpnS
and County Welfare supervisor hslen
With these officials and deduetlons
and additions were made where
needed
BOARD adjourned \; 90 O'Clock y. M.
January ). 1886
Board met \, 1900 o'clock a. NJ
Win all members and Clerk present.
Warrants signed.
Board recessed a; noon and recon
\, this time the Board met with
Nr>>rs Connolly and Sr\rr>on OF the
Grra; Northern kailwaH Tan DIVISION
The Great Northern had previously
,vr.,al ; mi. Bridge Levy under pro.
les, and the Great Northern repre>sn'
;a,!,r> attended this meeting At the
rrsur>; ": the County tonnii>>i"ner>
;lr Gi>,u>>.rn The Grra. \orthrrn>
vro;r>i ". ihr !.N Was that II was
!l!rE.N >Intr the law does not permit
:hc Bridge Fund levy 10 exceed J
nails II ;hr County TAXABLE valuation
r>rrHd> Ss.H".hH ~ me t'unH )
contention Was ;ha' they had acted
II Grrd taI;h. that the bridge vas a
very r,>rn;!A. need tor the area II
Mould >rr>e. and further that At the
I::r required y. law ~ set county
.rI!r>. the NLluriIon did not exceed
twelve rll.lNn and did no; exceed II
uNill LATER date. Il, Which time The
STATE Board ": Equalization finally
Submitted >Nr,r late assessments
\:irr .nn>IdrrAHIr II>>u>>ion. MIR.
Ipnur!N and SrNrr>un thanked the
lu!Nml>>lonrr> tor their courtesy and
informed .hr?u that the :nal decision
would be made b> thrlr attorneys III
:: Pau! and n. County """!I be
nr,!;.rd q: their a>ii"n
;rvi> for the Ga; EAnh and browning
llHrArIr> Ru:h "n.w or;h. COUNTY Ii.
hrar!An mi hAr1.G Nelson. President
.: Friends y; ;nr Library. met With
me Board Mr. PAGE s Werner pre-.
>en:vt 10 the Board their preliminary
;.Ar> 10: ;hr>r uhr..r, buildings a!oms
wi:h N. Welfare S"!.t!"S ~ Brown.
l"s w:s sketches and DRAWINGS.
A:.r- Il IrrH informative presentation
~ Mr. PAGE i Werner the Board
VOICED approval ~: the Yrr!inlnarN de-
>!.u> ard -: February s. 1850 A. me
rev; rrr.!nE NTH th!> group \, wh!Nh
..nIt i ro4.h Gra:t ~ "urh!ns DRAW
ms vi. Sr presented
= =
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-01-20
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF TIME
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
wlll ETC

PROBATE DEPARTMENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
NINTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA. IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF GLACIER
IN the NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
MILTON \. lSNER. Deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said Court.
made On the 18th day of January.
1885; notice is hereby given; that
1856. at 1000 o'clock 4. NJ, of said
day. at the Court Room of said Court.
in Cut Bank. County of Glacier. has
been appointed as the time and place
for proving the viii OF said Milton
\. lSncr deceased. and for hearing the
application Of James EldOn Larsen
for the issuance to him of letters
tcstamcntary when and where any
person Interested may appear and con.
test the same.
Dated the 18th day of January. 1856.
\. T.. ARMSTRONG
Clerk
First publication | l3 Sc
Last publication | ~ Sc
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REPORTER BROWNING GLACIER

on Field Lumber Co. paint ST.:
DR.. p. o. Ncraal. mileage 4 OK %
Or: I: X. West. cxamina.'o" Of .m
Clara S. wnhee. mileage & ex. o, :,
penScS W!
CARS Hardware. supplies SAC
City Of Cut Bank. prisoners 6, e.
Jesse Harlan. prisoners board a'sM g
, Roloc, supplies III
Laura Jane Taft. mileage & tx.
Burns Funeral Home. burial lSo.ot
! Burgess Pub. Co. supplies 7ss
/ Bonita J. Olney. mileage and eX.
Carlson Music Co., supplies 1870
State IN Club otfits: supplies "'S'
Ca,hcrinc NJ. Brown. mileage ii.S5
+ A. Daley. bond permiun AoW
Glacier County Youth Fair Board -,
provisions 4 Waterman o'ao
Gil, Bank Pioneer Press. sup. =.
Glacier Reporter. printing AZ sS
{. +. rriSbse. bond premium 25oo
Imperial Carbon Company sup 1904
Petty Cashier. reimbursements ?s.i6
Photostat Corp. pho,ostat sup ..o 90
r. l.. Ross lns. Agency. bond =. 4,
shaw 1 Borden Co. supplies 22.2l
ShephardS Citations. substrip. ,,
ton 5ouO
w.St furnishing Co. books 1000
Minnie kremkau, services oseo
John Lewis. mileage & ex.
Harold Zimmerman. per diem &
mileage ol.
GsSrss Il Johnston. per diem & -,
Hi Woodw ard. per diem & mile.
ROAD FUND:
Carl Brock. salary +oO ~
& { Driskell. salary 400 OO
J Il Frederick. salary $1,000
Kenneth \. Goldrick. salary 400 %
Dan Uar.rty. salary 400 90
Earl lleSSler. salary 900 ~
Dennis Juneau salary 800 90
Milan X Lowry. salary iCO
Jess l Meineke. salary !20 W
pa, Murphy. salary 400 90
William \anini. salary 400 W
Emil Peterson, salary 10000
Oscar Slotsye salary 1886 %
Johnnie Sather. salary 3S2 w
James II Void. salary 1880
John J. Daley. salary 1900
Director of Internal Revenue.
Withholding tax COG 80
State Treasurer. Withholding
Public Employees Retirement.
retirement 5l2N
Montana Ply siciar's Service. In.
>urarce premiums l22.25
Anderson Implement Co. sup.
plies hI6
Browning Telephone Co. ser.
vices IL ~
Bru!ir & Co. Ono. weed killer 1900
The California Co.. lubricating
oil SO.63
The Carter Oil Co. fuel oil 1882
H. Earl Clack Co. fuel oil 7.25
The Continental Supply Co. low.
crinc Jack l5.48
ca, Bank Gas Utilities. services 1867
Cut Bank Sheet Metal Works.
supplies $50
Grimm stamp & Badge Co.
road sign 1873 So
81 " Hanson Motors. supplies 1880
no Motor Suppl! Co. sup.
plies la 81
industrial! Cover Suppl, Co.
toacl> 500
Mas service Station. gas $50
Monarch Lumber Co. supplies 1915
Monarch Lumber Co. stakes 800
Mikes Welding Supply Co. sup.
PER-. Motors. supplies 1923
Petit Cashier. rcimbursemcnt> 1910
Hicccr & Co. supplies 1916
stars Service Station. fuel 30 So
Tur o Products. Inc . supplies IS so
%. 1896. 90
United Transfer Co.. ;rcieh. ga
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GENERAL. - Nd
J Lee Anderson. >a!.r> -: %
James Gerard. SALARY 81 10
G!rnr::e " Duncan. salary ~ ~
Maine Hu>>. >a.LrI ~ ~
Minnie tI3a. SALARY 2a2 50
Lucille Anderson. SALARY 81 10
Bertha DU""!Sa". >a!A-H 2ai 10
Edward M0rph>. >alarl e82 %
N!rH!c krerIkau. Sa!ar. .5t 10
Josephine k!ng. >a.arN e5i 10
\ + trn:.:-onE. >a!ArH c5i 80
Betty |. Dean. >a!ar. go ~
Jesse Harlan. >4lar. c82 80
Lillian Eide. >a.ar. 2sS y
John Lo:!ns. SALARY c5i 10
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24

William Beelcher is III at Memo
rial hospital H0beTt Wess0n
suffered q broken lee, while help
ing 10 rae an old building. the
Nashville hotel Re- and
Mrs William Benson and grand
daughter. Matte. and Mrs. Annie
Kelly. moloTed 10 Mississippi. 10
visit relatives and friends =.
Mrs. L o. Crofton. has returned
from Cincinnati. Ohio. where she
was a delegate TO the National
Council Of Churches division Of
Christian education Rev. John
L. Glenn. Idabell. Okla. visited
here Saturday Miss Helen
Ogden Is in Memorial hospital
Rev. Dixon. Miss Essie L.
Wilder and Mrs. Annie Kelly. yis-
tied the Connectional council of
the AME church which vas held
IN Hot Springs Mr.. and Mrs
Phinis Howell. went to Little
Rock. Monday. where Mr. Howell
had a physical cheek-up at the
VA hispilal Please send all
news To James l.. Crofton. your
State Press boy.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24

Ollie Dickson, over the weekend
Mrs. J, NJ. Finney. entertain
cd White Rose club in her home
Valentine day The ladies enjoyed
brief program and a Valentine
post office A delicious salad course
was served The next meeting is
to be with Mrs. NJ W. Gettis e.
Richard MeBeth visited relatives
in Pine Bluff. last Saturday q.
Mrs Estella Harris, has returned
to her home at sos North Mem
phis ave Call your news
in to 598-J and ask for Jimmy
and let him deliver you a State
Press The missionary society
Of st. Paul AME church. sponsor
ed a pew rally. Sunday They will
serve a pancake breakfast, Sat
urday. March 3. at the Moonglow
District five basketball tourn-
ament will be held today and
Saturday at Forrest City. MANS
senior girls and junior boys will
participate Thanks for your
patronage. Id like 10 deliver YOU
a State Press, every week. Jimmy
MeBeth.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24
e. Hot springs
MRS. FRED w. MARTIN = Phone National 3-5165

been quite busy planning enter
tanning programs The Beau
ticlans league held IFS tea last
Sunday at the Webb community
center. An entertaining program
was presented to the enjoyment
of all present The 1T Mont
gomery club Of Visitors Chapel
AME gave a coffee SIP last Sun
day in the beautifully decorated
base ment Of the church. honorlng
Rev. johnson and his lovely wife
Tie Rev William johnson,
is here 10 attend tie Bishops
council and 10 visit his mother
Mrs MeCorkle. Rev johnson is
from Philadelphia. Penn
Irving johnson. bath attendant al
he Arlington bath house. is con-
fined az the Ouaehita hospital
recovering from a broken knee
cap Mr. Johnson, suffered a fan
while on duty. At present. he is
doing nicely His many friends
are wishing him a speedy re-
eoyery Mr. Johnson. Is a broth
Ct Of Rev William johnson og
Philadelphia.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24

Texas. is here visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Williams. He is en- route
TO Fordyee Mrs. Willie Mae
Miller, 1926 PssIo. Kansas City. Is
here 10 see her aunt. Miss Dolly
Jlnnings. Who IS i'll Mrs.
Francis Simon. wife Of r. " Ar
thur Simon. IS in county hospital.
suffering from a stroke Mrs.
Daisy Robinson, SIS Spring street.
has returned nome. after being ill
Her sister. Mrs. Willie Penson.
Muskegon. Michigan is here b.
her bedside Mrs. Ora Mae
Fuller is home after ten days in
the hospital Mrs. Katie john
son of Rope addition is on the
sick list also Mrs. Walter Green
Of $50 Skyline drive and Mrs.
Katie Bum, 32i johnson street
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Lee
Box Of Gil Cleveland ave. were
visited BY the stork it's a girl.
Margaret Ann The quartet
union, local No. 7. will convene
at Union Grove Baptist church.
Bluff City Mrs. EloiSe Porter.
kllgOre. Texas. IS here visiting
her mother. Mrs. Lizzie Cheatman,
55i Pearl A youth program
was held at Zion Hill Baptist
church. recently. sponsored b.
Mrs. NJ. Woods. Rev. Billie Tfot-
ter of Malvern. was guest speak
er The usher union was held
at ST. James AME church. re-
Gently Miss Nellie Meeks of
III Carver courts. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Meeks. is on
the honor roll at Lincoln hi
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24
ALL ABoU'
PEOPLE

The Entire Nous club held It's
regular weekly meeting at the
hcae Of Mrs. Ruby Green. Love
S. hostess gifts were given to
= beers holding the lucky cards,
delicious buffet supper was
ss4yed by the hostess The
Hot Springs Association of Color
ed Women held its monthly meet
Ing Monday Alma Wesson. pres
ident and Gladys T2eedle, secre-
tafy The La Gaia ChOatez
club Of Roanoke Baptist church
met at the the home Of Mrs. &C.
Aeva Dean. recently The hostess
served a lovely repast The door
prizes were won By Mrs, Paul
Hays and Mrs. Melba Jackson
The Willing Workers club Of
cottrell Chapel CINE held its
first tea. February 5. at the home
of Alderman and Mrs Fred W
Martin. The table vas decorated
in the Valentine day motif The
table spray of red roses and
baby NUNS. was a gift from
Mrs Breeder. The Willing Work
efs club is in its infancy. but has
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24
Mariana
Mrs. Wilma Howard

Mrs. Wilma Howard
A glance at the calendar We
see that Lent has begun and last
week was Negro history week and
Religious emphasis week follows
To these We dedicate ourselves
Monday. the Motion Lions play
ed Manassas of Memphis. here,
with Manassas defeating Motion by
a small score.
II is time for extension schools
thruout the county. These schools
are conducted by the county a.
gents. Mr.. Smith and Mrs. Har-
ris. Friday the school was con-
Quoted at Carver school of Mo-
70. A demonstration was given on
leather craft.
Vernon Webb, a student of A
MAN college was home for the
weekend. Miss Pearl Fisher is
also home.
The Bridgettes recently elected
officers for the year. pres. Mrs
Vernelou Edwards; vice president,
Mrs. Sharon Bean: secretary.
Mrs. Emma S Davis. financial
secretary. Mrs. Carrie Anthony,
treasurer. Mrs. Carrie Reed The
quarterly conference was recent
ly held with the St Luke AME
church with Presiding Elder ID. J
Webster presiding
Funeral services Of the late Mrs
Cathrine Clark will be held at
the Walnut Grove NIB church on
Sunday with eulogy by Rev. o
u. Jones of Inkster. Mich. Mrs.
Clark was one of the oldest
members of the church and
church mother To the family We
extend our deepest sympathy and
prayers
The Feb, board meeting Of the
PLM&D association met Friday
with the Mt. Moriah NIB church,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-24

The reason | went to cooking
school vas because a certain movie
star did. | saw the movie three
times trying TO master her teehni-
que Of breaking an eggshell with
one hand. At home, | broke,
cooked. and served innumerable
eggs. Finally. my husband re-
belled.
your new RCA Estate range is
a pretty versatile unit, isn't it, he
prompted.
"Of course" | bit, "grills, bakes
and barbeeues all at the same
time"
Great" Bill eountered, grill,
bake or barbecue something fer
dinner tomorrow. Anything, as
long as it isn't eggs"
Sometimes | can be as subtle as
Bill. Next day | was of to cooking
school where | learned to bake a
cake. A real, old-fashioned pound
cake that called for six eggs.
A home economist from Whifl-
pool-Seeger Corporation, the COM
pany that made my range, pro-
yided the recipe, the helpful. hints
and the moral support.
Well, it was a perfect cake.
Light, evenly Drowned and with a
wonderfully subtle lemon flavor.
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BrinkIey
Jimmy MeBeth

Marian Anderson hi school bas-
ketball teams participated in the
Monroe county basketball tourna-
ment. recently at Holly Grove
vocational school. The junior
boys team and senior girls team
won the county championship.
Holly Grove eliminated the SEN
ior boys. Coach Egerson has de-
veloped some aggressive teams i.
M and Mrs. Cleveland James
and family. have moved TO Chiea-
go Mrs. Wayne Wilson has
veeuperated from a brief illness
md is back at work Mrs,
tosie Allen and Mrs. Ethel San
lers are patients at Mercy hos
Htal Mrs. l.. L Campbell,
chairman OF the executive board
OF the Arkansas Federation Of
Colored Women. will attend board
meeting in Little Rock. Saturday
=. Adrienne ID. MeBeth. was dis
charged from Mercy hospital, Fri
day. where she had been a pa
uent. She says, thanks" to all
of her friends. who thought Of
her during illness Miss Erma
Lowe. attended the basketball
game. between Helena and Marian
Anderson at Helena. Friday mite
John III. Dickson of AM&N
college. visited his mother. Mrs
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the cake. Ate five pieces and not
word about eggs. Although can
hardly illustrate the one-handed
egg-breaking technique, | can give
you six practice starts with my
new recipe.
Modern Pound Cake
&c. flour
= tsp. salt
tsp. baking powder
{. butter
c. shortening
&c. sugar
eggs
c. milk
= tsp. vanilla
tsp. lemon rind, grated
Sift dry ingredients. Cream hut
ter and shortening thoroughly.
Add sugar to ereamed shortening
slowly and beat well. Add eggs
one at a time beating well after
each. l.
Mix milk and vanilla. Add flour
mixture and milk to batter alter
nately, beating after each addition.
Stir in grated lemon Tind. Pour
into creased tube pan.
Bake in 325 oven for Il. hours.