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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-06-22
Des Arc
Mrs. Ella Mae Brown

MIS- Ina sfA1F ERWIN
The third quarterly conference
at Bethel AAiE church was held
June 10 Presiding Elder W b
Banks. delivered the sermon g.
Quite a number attended the an
niyefsary Of Rev. +. L. Perkins
pastor Of Pleasant Ridge at HEX
CRY Plains Mrs. Eta Holden
and daughter are In Des Are hos
pital Mrs, Lucy Qualls and
daughter. Mrs Rezzie Williams
arr on the sick list Dan
Chase has returned 10 the Ncter-
ans hospital at Little Rock .
Mrs. Clara Jean MeKissie an chill
dren are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Porter Williams
William (Bilb Loving has bee
here visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William Brewer Eugene
G0odlaw was a Little Rock visit
or last week and reports Willie
claybarn and Lige Chase are In
very good condition -. Mr. and
Mrs Ode Brown and Mrs. Ma
riah Hill motored 10 Cotton Plant
last week Mrs. Johnnie
Glenn sold dinners Saturday
Ice cream was sold At the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Taylor Sun
day afternoon The home OF
Mrs. Estell Dean has been COM
pleted and Hubert Holloway, the
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Gregory
James Rodgers

James Rodgers
Sonny Morris has been in the
Porter Rodgers hospital at SeaTcy
...E Z. Loekhart motored Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Turner 70 Brinkley
70 see her father. who Is i'll Mrs,
Nellie Mcknight accompanied
them Gus Doss made a bust
ness trip 10 SeaFey Billy
Smith Of Horton. Texas has been
the guest Of his bfotherf Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Smith. His sister. Miss
Gussie 7. Smith OF Augusta ac-
eompanied him . The Brown
sisters quartet Of Cotton Plant
will sing at St Paul July /,
sponsored By the trustees. Rev. A
c. Burton. pastor Ester Rob
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-06-22

carpenter. vas In charge.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-06-22

at Roswell, New Mexico Mrs.
Mary Ann Massey Of Portland y as
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Filler Da-
Wis last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
". II. Thornton Of St Louis. we're
recent guests Of his brother. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Thornton.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-06-22
ParkdaIe
Mzzie kilpAtrkk

Thomas Reed. ir. Wllmot was a
recent guest Of his aunt. Mrs.
Bethel Reed and family Mrs.
Ethel Claiborne. Mrs. Mary Gray
son and sons. visited relatives at
Tillar last week A delicious
dinner was served In the home Of
Mrs. Truma Sellers. honoring As-e
Rufus Maxwell and his mother.
Mrs. Luvenia Maxwell Altman
Maxwell has returned 10 his base
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-06-22

treat. Those first new potatoes,
sweet garden peas and tender
young carrots are so tiavorful.,
but even extra delicious with
carnation Cream Sauce. Made
with better-blending carnation,
you'll always serve a smooth
Cream Sauce -. with never a
lump! Cream Sauce Is just right
with the family's favorite early
summer vegetables. Here's how
easy il IS to make.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-06-22
.BafesviIIe
Ike Watkins

Ike Watkins
Mrs. Ida Pyles and niece, Miss
Alfredo Locke were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Shirley Clay and
son. Bobby of Tuekerman
Mrs. Pyles and Miss Locke spoa-
sored a surprise birthday dinner
for Tommy Locke June IL. Miss
josephine Hennings was a guest.
After dinner the party motered to
Newport Freda Locke lefl
for Des Moines June 10 Mr.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-06-22

have made some very beautiful
garments also Hrs. Georgia
Walker will leave Thursday mite
for Wynne where she viii attend
a one-dsy session Of the executive
members Of the district Lay
members and ministers viii attend
Mrs. Pearl Grow and Dow
Walker Of Kensett were the week
end guests Of their niece ami
mother, Mrs. George Walker
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-06-22

simnis Davenport

Hrs. Ollie B. Dumas became the
BRIDE Of Fred Chiles Of Lake
Village. June : Mrs Celia Byn-
I'm served as bridesmaid. Offer
sting was Elder A. L Hunt pas
tor Of the Church Of God IN
Christ Visitors were from Lake
Village. AeGehee and PaTkdale f..
.. 4 birthday party vas given foF
Elder Murrey Adams.
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cARNAIIoN CREAM SAUCE


makes about 1 serylngsl
z tablespoons flour
I teaspoon salt
Z tablespoons butter
IA, cups large eonl yndilvted
eARNAIIok EvAPoRATEo MILK
Blend -four with salt and butter
IN saucepan over low heat until
smooth. Graduallya add carnatlon
to butter-fiour mixture. Stir over
low heat until sauce is thiekened
and smooth f3-i minutes). Pour
over cooked. well-drained vege-
tables.
After gardening. a glass of iced
coffee "creamed" with Carnation
hits the spot. Coffee-loving home
makers tell me they prefer the
better body and richness Of Car
nation in their hot or iced coffee
Do try 1t tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04


victim Of several nontemperance
men who secretly drew up a
slate headed by Mrs. Salter
They expected to embarrass her
by a humiliatingly low vote.
At Norman. Okla, where she
lives today-a hale and hearty
96-Mrs. Salter recalled her
triumph.
II didn't know I was on the
ballot until I went to the polls, "
she said. II stopped my wash
ing to see what all the fuss was
about and found people were
campaigning for me-"
Like many a deep masculine
plot against women. this one
mistired and Mrs, salter won the
Suffragettes leaped for joy
Men. discussing the Argonia
revolution over their nickel
beers. morosely predicted the
collapse of civilization. Pros
and cons Of "petticoat rule" were
widely debated. Eastern news
paper reporters thumbed through
aliases and betook themselves
to the Mayors tiny domain
then, as now, with a population
of about 500.
Some newspapers predicted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
Police Guide Rush Troffic
As Signal System Fails

The Districts traffic light
system broke down for a time
before the morning rush hour
today, causing some consterna-
ton among motorists.
Nothing in the way of a major
traffic snarl was reported. how
ever. as police quickly manned
heavily travelled intersections
and guided cars through man
ually.
The trouble began at 6 am,
the time when lights were sup
posed to switch from blink
ing signal used in the early
morning hours, to the three
color stop and go pattern.
A master clock at Municipal
Center. which usually switches
the lights from blinking to alter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

mating. failed to function. That
caused a lot of blinking all over
town on some streets. while
other lights went out altogether
| Deputy Police Chief George
R. Wallrodt ordered all avail
able policemen to traffic duty.
This taxed the available man.
power, but seemed to do the
traffic job.
/ Crews from the Districts elec-
trical department and the Po-
tomac Electric Power Co. quick
ly restored the lights to proper
use. BY Z am. the downtown
area was reported functioning
properly. BY 8:45 all the trou-
BILE was cleared, Howard P. VAL
entine. the Districts operations
! engineer, said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
How to cope
with loneliness

1.-THE most devastating disease
today is loneliness" says a IA
nous doctor.
In April Readers Digest,
Clarence Hall shows there are
three kinds of loneliness and
gives sympathetic advice on
how each should be handled to
make your life happier.
Get April Readers Digest at
your newsstand: 40 articles of
lasting interest, including the
best from leading magazines
and current books, condensed
to save your time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

I"How women lost Self-respect-
Argonia under female govern
ment."
I'VE have a few oldtimers
who proudly remember her.
said Chris Jurgens, the towns
present Mayor. "She was a good
Mayor. and I think the only
woman Mayor we ever had"
/ A plaque in Argonia's public
square commentaries her.
Mrs. Salter's recipe for getting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

along with her all-male council
was simple and effective.
First thing I did," she said,
was to make them think they
were the finest men on earth.
Never had any trouble after
that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
7 own Recalls Election
Of First Woman Mayor

ARGONIA, Kans, April QF9.-Sixty- mine years ago an
election plot boomeranged in this Kansas town
presented the country with startling political innovation
On April 1887 somewhat to its astonhment Argonia
elected the Nations first Mayor. Mrs Madeira
Sater, 81.
The temperance mother of two was the intended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

You asked for the right to
vote. Now you can do so If
you register at the District
Building. It's time to qualify:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

wrongly. Americas first woman
Mayor would weary of her job
and quit, proving that "women's
suffrage is its own cure" One
paper headlined an account:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

Renewable mist style head Of
washable rsyen yarn. II slides
under furniture easily, piets UP
The dust and holds il Until
shaken out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

These smooth white porcelain
rsesp'selss ~ on a 4.ineh out.
ls' boz Easy 70 connect. Use
in basement. garage. workshop.
etc. Sood.lookinel inexpensive!
With Side Outlet. see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04
QUART
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Now dry.elesn your wool rugs
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0lsmorene. Sprinkle on Z.
brush in sweep off! Quart
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

slssehsd c hee.e cloth. IS
inches wide, Use il for cleaning,
polishing. strainine. busting and
many other purposes. A handy
package TO have around!
The Arizona post., 1956-06-15

Senior Hadassah appointment
Mrs. Herman Goldstein was
appointed co-chairman, mem
bership committee for next
season by Mrs. Alex Weiss,
president.
Dramatic Readers Group
Elections
New officers were chosen at
a meeting held at the Center
last week. New chairman is
George Miller; Lu Keely re-
cording secretary; Simi Gerel
treasurer; Blanche Berkowitz
publicity. Ruth Rosenthal is
chairman of the script com
mittee to be assisted by Rose
Maslow, Abe Kartel, Emil
Klein, Roslyn Einfrank.
Sandy Rosenthal begins q
second term as director and
Claiming Smith technical
director.
Jewish Cultural Club
Activities have been sus.
pended for the summer, to be
resumed in the fall.
Bnai Birth Evening
Section
Mrs. Earl Sydow, chairman,
has selected June % for the
first meeting under her re-
gime. Hostess will be Mrs. Irv.
ing Kasen, 6252 E. 28th, OIL
Wilmot. 1t is scheduled fol
8 pm.
The Arizona post., 1956-06-15
,Arixena R0st. June Is. 1858
Newcomers Buy
Furniture Store

The Hy Weinsteins from
Utica, N. Y, are new Tucson
ians, after having visited here
last November and falling in
love" with the place. Owners
of a chain of furniture stores
-Winn's, Inc. Oh er k m e r,
New Hartford, and Utica, N.
W Mr.. Weinstein purchased
the Peoples Furniture Store
4451 E. Speedway, which ne
now operates.
Members of Temple Emanu'
Ell. the Weinsteins (she is the
former Lorna Anish Of New
York; are proudest of their
lovely children: Barbara 4;
Meryl, II, and Stevan. 3:
"What's my hobby? Golf
and more golf" declares Mr.
Weinstein, with a twinkle ir
his eye. Welcome to Tucson'
The Arizona post., 1956-06-15

At the quarterly meeting of
the ADJ Community Rela-
tions Committee held May %
several matters of community
interest were reviewed. These
have to do with discrimina-
ton, education and social ac-
ton. William Gordon is chair
man of the ADL-CRC and
Mrs. Ben Eisenstadt secretary.
In order that an up-to-date
picture might be secured on
guest discrimination in hotels,
motels and resorts hereabouts
a committee headed by Lowell
Rothschild and with Mrs. Berl
Greenberg as co-chairman,
will make such a survey.
There was a lengthy discus
sion of the public accommoda-
ton bill by Harry Alderman,
who piloted the legislation
thru committee. He pointed up
the excellent education sue.
The Arizona post., 1956-06-15
ADL-CRc Group Steers Activity

cess the discussion on the Dill
developed. 1t narrowly missed
passage. ADJ will work with
the Council for Civil Unity for
another try at the next ses-
sion of the legislature.
In view of one or two sltua-
tons that have been reported
in the schools, A. A. Kalish
will make a fact-finding study
on religious practices. Inc
school calendar, containing
the Catholic, Protestant and
Jewish religious holidays VIII
be distributed in the fall to
the teachers in the school sys'
tenn.
Edward Kleinerman has ar
ranged with the Catalina and
Paramount Theatres for ire
quent showings of ADJ film
shorts, both at the children's
matinees and at regular per
formanceS.
The Arizona post., 1956-06-15
.AYMS Swim Party

Next gathering OF AnSnel Is
rael Young Marrieds is a swim
party at the Lighthouse on the
Desert, 3706 E. 5th, June %
starting at 7:15 pm. Admis-
sion will be nominal and cool
ing drinks will be available.
Those desiring transportation
should contact Jack Davis at
5-9522.
There win be a business
meeting Monday evening at
Anshei Israel. Couples inter
ested in joining the group are
welcome to attend.
Bnai Birth Women Start
New Season
There promises to be no let.
up in the activities of the
group. A meeting will be held
June u at the Center and will
be preceded by a lunch at noon
and the business session to
start at 1 pm. Mrs. Arthur
Arm is hospitality chairman.
Mrs. Jack Torchin, program
chairman, will present a pro
gram dedicated to the memory
of Henry Monsky, late world
president of Bnai Birth. The
national headquarters In
Washington will be named in
his honor on completion. Jack
Torchin will present a musical
program.
BIG JuniOrettes Activities
On June 25 there will be q
meeting at the Center at 7:3C
pm. 1t will be preceded by 9
swim party at the Center
Tuesday, June 19, at 1 pm.
The Arizona post., 1956-06-15
Sheva Tigay BOARD Party

Mrs. Abe Pine, outgoing
president of the Sheva Tigay
Pioneer Women has invited
members of the outgoing and
incoming board to a patio
party at her home on June 2
at 8 pm. Because Of this, the
board meeting has been chang
ed to July 9.
Program will be similar to
that for the day group and
will mark the hi-lights in the
life of Henry Monsky. Social
hour will follow the business
meeting to enable new and old
members to become acquaint-
ed. Women interested in affili-
ating may contact either Mrs.
Sydow or Mrs. Kasen.
Chicago Social Club Meet
Last meeting until after the
holidays is planned for June
"a at 7:30 pm. at the K OF 2
Hall. There will be Fathers
Day celebration. All members
are cordially invited to spend
a pleasant evening. Mrs. Philip
| La Vetter is social chairman.
TYMS Calendar
There will be a swim party
this Saturday night at the
Center from 8 to 1920. There
will be a nominal charge.
Group will go to La Cantina
afterwards for pizza. Reserva-
tions should be made in ad-
vance with Ardyne Gender at
7-1426 or Elise Cohen at 5-5181-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-01-21
MARY STRONG TALKS
KINDNESS

Like GASES in a burning deser-
are the cool springs where com.
fort and kindness are found Yor
may walk hours on end under
the scorching sun before yor
come upon the life-giving places
In the world you will meet PEG
pie without number who will
pass you by without a nod OF
smile of recognition, but forum.
ately you do chance upon an indi.
vidual here and there who has q
welcoming light in his eye. Such
happenings are sustaining. They
give you strength to carry on
These soul-invigorating expert
ences are the highlights along the
rugged and dusty roadway of the
world Unforgettable Apprecia.
tive souls know this: the heart
of heart often fail to realize these
blessings. They gather together
all their experiences in a com
mon lump but the wise know
that: Zone can pay back the loan
of gold but one dies in debt to
those who are kind"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-01-21
SPORTS
Jackson COLLEGE
Wins 18th Easily

Jackson College racked UP its
18th straight basketball victory
of the season in the College Park
auditorium Saturday night scor.
ing an easy 1927 win over Ark.
ansas Baptist.
The undefeated locals, although
held to their lowest point pro.
duction of the season, raced to q
42-14 lead at halftime and breezed
in, with all II members of the
squad seeing action. Liberal use
of reserves was the reason for the
low score as Herbert Smith took
scoring honors with only IL
points.
Jackson College journeys to
Ruston, La, on Monday night for
the third meeting of the season
with the strong Grambling Col
lege quintet. :.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-01-21
'Grambling Prep
Ends Lanier Win
Streak, 1854

RUSTON, La, Jan. Is - After
building up a 10-point lead al
helftime, Jackson's Lanier High
school cagers couldn't hold off
Grambling Props second half raj
ly here Monday night and saw
their seasons undefeated record
go glimmering as they lost a So
81 thriller.
An OVERLOOKING crowd in the
5,000-seat Grambling gym saw q
nip and tuck battle in the final
period, with the lead changing
hands several times but the host
team gained the lead in the final
minute of play and Lanier could
MT make up the difference.
Cornelius Dallas of Lanier took
scoring honors for the night with
Is points, closely followed by
teammate J. D. Beamon with Is
Young led Grambling's scoring
parade with IA points.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-01-21

a member of the Armed Services
since his school days. We hope
Sgt. Watts enjoys his leave here
with his mother on 3rd North st.
LET'S REASON TOGETHER
Beauty is from without = Evil
from within.
knowledge is silent Ignor-
ance is loud.
Love is soft - Hatred is hard.
He who sows well - Reaps
well, but the sewers of evil reap
revenge.
Broad is the road to ignorance
marrow is the road to know
ledge.
Character is like mirror, it's
shows what you really are.
Pretenders are like radios -
they change station.
You can't stop people from
thinking, but you can stop them
from knowing.
Enterprise Proverbs.
T. c. Johnson, author and
Editor.
The Warren County Singing
Convention ocnvenes on Sunday,
January % at 2 p. m. at the Mt
Calvery M. B. Church on East
Avenue and their appearing al
7:30 p. m. on the same date al
Calvery M. B. Church on Klein
and Railroad Avenue.
Sick List
Mrs. Kate White of 1927 Vine
Street is recovering after being
i'll for several weeks.
Rev. Silas Smith will preach
at the Zion Travellers Church or
Wednesday night, January Is al
z p. m. for the benefit of the
Mothe rboard, sponsored by Mrs
Ada Fletcher.
Loving Birthday Club held theil
first party for the year 1856 al
the home of Mrs. Clara Figures
of 1871 Chestnut ST., and also
roll calling for the month. Foul
members were added to the club
Plenty of refreshments were ser,
we'd. Guests present were Mr.
Jackson, Mr.. Figures, Br. Ester
Williams, Mr.. Milton Heggler, ano
members present: Melissa Stimage
president, Bernice Jackson, Sec
rotary, Luella Terrell, treasrer
Clara Bennett. chaplain, Sadie
Jones, Annie B. Jackson, Clara FL
cures, Mamie Heggler, Virginia
Brown, Helena Smothers, Willie
M. Davis, Willie Mayfield, Lu-
ellie Floyd. New members, Geor-
gia E. Kemp, Bea McField, Pear
Williams, Rachel Parker.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-01-21

tie the score. A remarkable per.
formance Of jumping skill wa.
displayed by Charles Dalton. :
bashful lad from Gallatin. Ten.
nessee who controls both back.
boards over his much taller op-
ponents. Although. this boy Dial.
ton did not register a high score
OF points, his grace and ease on
the blackboard gave his team
mates the inspiration to out fight
and out play their much taller
and freely substituted opponents
John Tip" Evans, scored %
points for MvC, while Harry Law
egistered q for MI. The final
score as the game ended was ST.
81, but could have been 1857
when MI missed golden oppor-
tunity to score when one of its
players missed a lay-up as the
final buzzer sounded. The game
then went into an overtime per-
iod of five minutes.
During the overtime period
Evans, Battle and Company along
with a daring" youngster, Ruben
Watson from Vicksburg. Missis-
sippi hit the basket for fourteen
14 points and then put the game
on ice by going into an MVC
freeze play. The rapidity of
MVC's scoring demoralized the
lads from MI and they never
again Threatened. The game end
ed Bits.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-01-21
Jackson College
Tops Crambhng
BY 95-7l Score

HUSTON, La, Jan. Is - The
jackson College Tigers kept theil
perfect record intact by defeat
ing the Grambling College Tiger.
here tonight 95-71. Jackson took
an eight point lead at halftime
1928, and never relinquished it
The win was the 10Th straight
for Jackson College.
High scorer for Grambling wa.
Bob Hopkins with rs points. Nor.
man Warner, Jackson's All-Mid.
western Conference star, was
high for Jackson with q points
1t was the third time this season
that the Jackson Tigers have de.
feated the 1855 Conference cham.
pions.
Jackson continues to Austin
Texas, where they play Houston.
Tillitson January IS. They return
to their home court for a game
against Clark College of Atlanta
Ca, Saturday night, Jan. 81.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-01-21
'MvC Cagers Win
Over Ark. Team

~ - ~. SO4AOh
ITTA BENA, Miss = Missis-
sippi Vocational College Gagged
Team wrapped up a double win
here this week by walloping Ark
ansas Baptist of Little Rock "a
"a and later defeating an aggres-
sive five of Mississippi Industrial
College Bits.
The Arkansas game saw the
lead change several times, how
ever, the much more powerful
Devils pulled away at the begin
ming of the final quarter and
never again elinquished the lead
John Tip" Evans, who is pre-
sently high point man for the
season along with his teammates,
|Wardell Cross and Rudy Battle
giving able assistance, lead the
Devils in scoring.
On Tuesday evening the Devils
met the Tigers of Mississippi In
dustrial College who seem bent
on revenge to even the score of
the shellacking MVC gave them
during football sason. From the
oening whistle to the final one
the score seesawed back and
forth with the lead changing
hands at least a dozen times. The
Devils during the game at one
time were able to muster up a
ten point lead, but it was short
lived as MIS- team came back to
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-01-21
STATE POULTRYMEN
TO BE FEATURED
At GEORGIA MEET

Two prominent Mississippi
poultrymen, L. E.. Burnett, Jack
son breeder and hatcheryman
and c. E. Henderson, Jackson
poultry supplier, will appear as
panel members during the ninth
annual Southeastern Poultry and
Egg association convention-expo-
sition in Atlanta, Georgia. Two
Mississippi firms are among the
record-breaking 100 from all parts
of the country which will ex-
hibit their products for exposition
visitors. They are .DeWitt's Mis-
sissippi Hatchery, Tupelo. and
Nutrena Mills, Inc, Meridian.