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Arizona sun., 1957-03-07
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ARIZONA SUN
NANCY HAVEN'S
Kerlw Of the M0MM
BUTTERFLY CAKE

For pretty centerpiece :. delicious dessert
y. frost an angel food or chiffon cake with
BLUSHING PINK FROSTING. Around the rim
of the cake alternate pairs of green and white
Arizona sun., 1957-03-07
SHUT-INS

Mrs. Charles Fish of 1910 East
washington was admitted to
Good Samaritan Hospital, last
Sunday. She suffered a heart
attack. Her son, Chester May
nard of Sacramento, California,
arrived at her beside Monday.
He reports her condition is i'm
proved.
Mr.. D. F. Benson, publisher of
Arizona Sun has been confined
to his home, this week with the
flu.
Arizona sun., 1957-03-07
JULIAN INCUBATION PROGRAM
HUGE SUCCESS
BY Rosa j. Williams, RN
School Nurse.

Orchids to all the teachers
who did a good selling job for
our Polio incubation program.
This was the most tremendous
response ever received from any
phase Of our program. Total
number of students inoculated
were 857, on Feb. 26.
We were fortunate in having
the services of the following
doctors, who volunteered to help
us: DR.. Lowell G. Wormley, DR..
Heinz Hochrein, and DR.. David
M. Solomon.
Assistants were: Mrs. Kath-
leen Fort, R.N., Mrs. Eolise Har-
diman, faculty member, Mrs.
Mary Ballard, Pm, Mrs. Ethel
Warren, Mrs. Lille Jones; and
student helpers, Hazel Powers,
Donna Sue Ward, Brenda High
tower, Shirley Woodberry, Vir-
ginia Thomas and Shirley Lit
ties.
Next date for second shots
will be March 26. Third shots
will be given in October when
school re-OpenS.
Arizona sun., 1957-03-07
PETALUMA, CALF, ARGUS

PETALUMA, CALF, ARGUS
COURIER: "There are problems
that cut through the lines Of
nation, state and local district:
public VS.. private power, high
ways, schools. They are all in
volved in the conflict between
a superstate and local auton-
omy. They are a challenge, too;
a challenge to our self-reliance,
independence and personal in
tegrity."
Arizona sun., 1957-03-07

little less depending the size of the
double boiler and the vigor of beating.
TURN rosng wdetopped bowl and add favong and
time to get desired shade Beat for
about osng perfect smootness)
is generously the
For many decorating ideas send for FASHIONS IN
SO the of making
cakes better to eat For your
charge postcard to:
NANCY HAVEN Sugar Producers Inc, $50 South
Avenue. Angeles, California
Arizona sun., 1957-03-07
NANCY HAVEN

alternate pairs of and white HAVEN
candy pattes angle like butterfly WINGS long
ndop body picks feeers Set small bou
of artificial flowers in center Of cake.
Arizona sun., 1957-03-07
BLUSHING PINK
FROSTING

11S cups Beet Sugar
rs cup warm water
2 egg whites, room tenn
perature
/ teaspoon lemon juice
8 drops oil Of peppermint
Red food coloring
PLACE Beet Sugar, water,
egg whites and lemon juice
in the top section of a dou-
BILE boiler, beat with an
electric or rotary beater for
about / minute, stirring
around sides and bottom
with a rubber scraper. (This
pre-cook beating helps to
dissolve the sugar and pre-
vent graininess in the COM
pleted frosting0
SET top section of double
boiler over boiling water
and continue beating until
frosting stiffens and holds
its shape. Be sure to use
the rubber scraper occa-
sionally during this cook
ing0 The beating will take
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05
Unusual Shoe On
Display At The Hub.

The Hub department store has
on display a size 37AA shoe The
shoe was actually worn by giant
Of a man, Robert Pershing Wad-
low who was only one quarter Of
an inch less than nine feet tall.
He weighed 495 pounds. and visit
ed Farmville in 1888 in a promo
ton sponsored by The Hub.
E. Weinberg. manager Of The
Hub said THAT the young man is
the tallest person on record in
modern times His father, mother,
brothers ana sisters we're Of norm
81 statute
The Hub has contest ia con-
ncction with The shoe, and de-
tails may be found ID their adver-
cisement this week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05
Three Cows In Elan
Herd Finish Record

Cation \ Elam Of Powhatan. is
the owner 81 three registered
Guernseys That have completed
official production records in the
Advanced REGISTRY division Of the
American Guernsey Cattle CLUB
Belnemus Bannies Clarabelle. a
five-year-old pro duced 1901
pounds of mix and 683 pounds Of
tat III 289 DAYS.
Vaughandales~ Noble Maid a
ilmior three year-old produced
l3. 278 pounds of milk and 1853
pounds Of fat in 1858 DAYS. The av-
eraae fat pounds for the State Of
Virginia Is Approximately 275
Belnemus ROYAL Linda Junior
three year-old produced 1882
pounds Of milk and $40 pounds Of
fat III 289 days
All were mixed three times
dailY
The Navy is preparing 4do-it-
youFself' plans 50 that radio am
ateurs and universities can tune
IN on the each satellite in space.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05
Old Abilene

MI. pafy cbannen and 4 B
s;na ara delaastee Il tbe sunday
ischnoi eorTe,,fian .1alv N ~ Madi-
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|sna ~ XIII 49, cbi,a'.sn
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sd rbiidsan
Mss sa1ie R,ldu-;n sa,,,o,,,,,at
better bit IS sim in southside
Community HOSPITAL
cl,rks Roast Weiqers
MI and Mis- Garland Clarg ana
sans eaicvsd / wesner roast III his
d L Clafk N near Keys-
ville
AL r. n-a ,ry ALA. l..
Da~fs ana ch5i1ron aMd M5ss
riaina Kino weni Vi c,aa,,.,o I'aks
aror6sy
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05
Green Bay

Mr.. and Ms Nj p Raiford anf
son philip Of Cafhden. 5. N sped-
the week End with Graham Raifoed
Graham accompanied them oh I
trIp ID pompton I,akss N NJ IL
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RaesES
Mss pearle shelbtlrne lett s4b.
dav for her home II PLEASANT Ga,.
den n. G. affar visiting her sisfe,.
jn-law Mis- r. 81 wilson Ji
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,tten q s ~ ~ yo.ts con ho9 ~ I,
Ivnebhre colieoe tbjs weet
Wednesday dinner a,ests ~ tfus
: ! wSsan \ " 49, .ass WI. 4 4
Cloa, If p,osnect staa,. = c1s.s'
Of Richmond and NM Man. c.ra,,r
Tavlor and NIL INV I'll Ill., ,,1rr,
Of viro,n,a peoch
Mrs. Reek yisi,s paug,,ter
MI 4 pf,
WEEK II -FIloreon ,.it,, ba,s da.,oh
ter Mrs 1obn Bedd And M. pedd
M and MI Ts,,,ae C;arrs,, ona
da,Ieb+ers pisses pett,l lid LII.
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Garrett +
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and Mrs "a . over II. s,adI MI
And Mr. Charles oWa, III c,a4,,
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Mr. and Ms Carlton coraan a,sa
children Of Cbase city were ssr
riav dmper euests of MI sla M,ls
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Loves fues,s
MIS-. L. r. Bradshaw Ir and
daughter and Mrs Bob WI and
daughter of Burkevfllr were s,ln.
day guests of Mr. ana Mrs a
Love
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05

Medical College of Virgo iA has
aM eftlnwnle II nf S5 5Ae e91
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05

The American Cane N Society
says that research has developed
hormones certain drugs and some
radioactive substances that have
proved extremely valuable In treats
Inc certain cancers
Evening star., 1957-12-08

4:30
5-Grondpo's Place. Kids.
Puppets, oortoons ond contests.
7-Edse Of Night. SerioI.
4:45
4-Modern Romonees. Seriol.
5-Sonto CIous. Kids.
500
4-Comedy Time. Series.
5-Milt Gront Show.
iH Hours. Teen-ooers' donce
party. Dromo department Of Nc
Leon High School. MeLeon, Va.
7-WiId Bill Hiekok.
Guy Modison stofs.
S-The Eorly Show. Movie.
Ia Hours. THE Mon Who
Cheated Himself" 1850. lee J.
Cobb. lone Wyatt.
$50
4-Footlisht Theoter.
] Hour. Western films.
mickey Mouse Club. Kids.
Mousekotour 10 Enolond. Annette
Funiceilo nonofes Peters Cor
ner. cnother picture OF England.
Spin ond Marty: Episode No. II,
"A Sheep in VOLTS Ciothino."
Evening star., 1957-12-08
100

:OO
Alex and Jinx. Interviews.
5-City Assignment. Crime.
7-Fovorite Story. Droro.
9-Theotev Of Stors. Dromo.
SISTER Veronica" Irene Dunne.
l:30
4-Howord Miller Show. Color.
5-Lote Lunch Movie.
IA Hours. "Aooie AppIeby."
Chofles Forreli. Betty Furness.
7-eeuloh. Comedy.
Storing Louise Beovers.
9-As the World Turns. SerioI.
200
7-Town and Country Time.
! Hour. Elton Britt, m. c.
9-Beot the Clock. Contest.
z:3o
4-Bride and Groom.
9-House Porty. Voriety.
100
4-Motinee Thecter. Color.
! Hour. A sensitive boy is froned
for O crime he did not commit
when he tolks book 70 O COLLEGE
Clique that is hozino him in Give
Ne Wond."
5-lilli PoImer Show. Dromo.
"Nioht Coll"
7-AmeSieon Bondstond.
Dick CIofk. m. c.
S-The Big Poyoff. Quiz.
$3.50
5-TV Reoders' Digest. Dromo.
"Deor Friends ond Gentle Heors."
7-Do You Trust Your Wife1
Johnny Corson. host.
9-The Verdict Is Yours.
Jim Mckoy stors.
400
4-Queen for q Doy. Giveowoy. |
IS Min. Jock BoiIey. m. c.
5-life With Elixobeth.
COMEDY.
7-Amerieon Bondstond.
Dick Clork, m. c.
9-Piek Temple. Kids.
Hour. Frontier Moii." Bill |
Wliioms.
The Supai weekly news., 1957-04-03
Wednesday,


April Perry Wescogame
April 5. Pearl Paya
April 8. DAM Ell kaSka
Jenni G Grounds
April T.. Sarah Cook
Apr11 g.. Agin WetahOmtgt g
Supa1 Bible MISSION Notes
- I'M S l S what God says TO all
= t5s s Gndfd Gnd4dre9: ref - .Bet us hold fas
out wavering; and let us consi-
der one another to provoke un-
to love and to good works: not
forsaking the assembling Of our
selves together, as the manner
of some ST.. lHeb. 10: 23-25)
IT you are q Chri stian YOU
belong III church wi tn the rest
OF Gods people on Sunday. If
you ere not q Chr1 st1an, you
ought to come to church too;
because that's the place where
you can learn the truth about
Gods word tht s I SlndaV? flv 0 Give
God chance in your life.
Sunday, 1000 A. N. -. Church C
Sunday School
Sunday, 700 P.M.... Sunset Hymn
Sing
We'd, 800 PIN. ..B1 bic Study
Group
Friday, 800 PIN. ;. Teachers
Training Class
Little Charlotte and EVELYN
ROFerS were sick last week. The
TWO g1ffs got we'll Qu1 ckly.
Bryant ana Clarence stnyella
went up the Topocoba Trail to
LOOK for their Wh1 tie horse last
friday. They returned to Su-
pal on Monday.
Lemuel Paye came home from 2
Phoen1x trip Last Thursday. He
went around by Parker, Arizona
ana ne had a short vi wi tn
Earl Paya there.
Vera Marshall left last Frtdav
morning for FLAGSTAFF, Ari zona,
Sne went to Peach SPRINGS wi tn
the Mail Truck.
The Supai weekly news., 1957-04-03
Supai Arizona

APRIL lst brought strong winds,
,, higher cliffs. It also rafned
on lueSday and was q cold, windy
gay. IOoay the sun Is shining
ouU IL Is COOL and partly cloudy.
Mr.. Joe Nanp1er, Miss Pat
Cone, and Mr.. Chuck Hamb1 ev arc
back in .Supa1 They Will be here
until after Easter bringing in :
guests end groups of vi ST tors.
Iney nave been on a trip to
stories to tell about the neon1 De 11i s
and country DOWN there.
y1s1 tors
Mr.. David Clark, Director
Of the Uni ted Indian Nj issions.
i1ac' Mnc'' n 5Flatgstaff Ar1zona broueht
Mrs. clark and lots of fri ENDS
noon. The Following peopie we were
IN he party: MY. & MRS. clark
and their children G. Tim-
otny, 6 Howard; Mr.. & Mrs. Larry
Lee and daughter, Susan: Mr..
Paul beverly and son, Stephen:
Mr.. & MRS. Herbert Harper and
tne1r sOns-Tobias and Don; Jim
b0h6s bb0h6Kl ahd And 4r hrina ana do Mrs. 0rY1lle
way from Downey Cali fornia to To-
Isl Supai. Frazi err Paya and
Hardy Jones packed in the bed
rolls, gasoline cook stove.
Tried chicken, cake, etc. that
ttthey oroueht from F1agstaff. E.
They all had a good time and
want to come back soon. While
mere in the, Village they we're
the guests Of the Chambers'.
4
Mrs. Jim UQualla just called on I
the telephone from the Grand Can- /
yo44 yyo4 TO see how all Of us were
Moqu1 Camp to see her Dad, Arth,ar j
Kaska, and took pani el ana Cora :
IN to town (Nilliams) to buy I
grOcer1eS. She said they were
all Q: K. up there. She al SO
Sald 1t showed at the Canyon @
Yesterday and day before.
MoQui Camp News
- Andrew NanaXa ia, BOYD Hant ia,
Bert Jones, eld 'yava jo" RogersI
spent SEVHnc7 6cNc, 11p OF MoC,,j
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-03
Harold Ward Wins
Juycee Presidency

Harold Ward, sparkplug in
the Tabor City Jaycees since
its organization here in 1854
was elected president of the lo"-
al club last night in a spirited
election at the Woman's Clue
House.
Ward, winner of the Key A
ward" for outstanding contribu-
ton to the club in 1856, has
held the offices of secretary and
treasurer in past years.
Others named to lead the club
during the coming year were
Howard Fowler, vice-president;
Norman Stephens, treasurer;
Thelton Boyd, secretary; direct
orS, Bryant Baker and Paul
Rogers, Jr.. corresponding sec
rotary, Horace Cox; state direct
or. Erskin Young.
The coveted office of Jay
bird" a mock court, went &c
Junior Stevens. Associate judge
of the court will be Howard
Harrelson.
Ed Wright was elected to re-.
present the Jaycees on the Yam
Festival committee.
Outgoing officers are Erskin
Young, president; Junior Stew
ems, vice-president; Jesse Sarv-
is, secretary; and Howard Fowl
er, treasurer.
Outgoing "Jaybird" is Ken
meth Ray.
Club members were urged TO
attend the meeting Friday night
in Whiteville when a second eff
fort will be made to organize a
Junior Chamber of Commerce in
that community. The meeting
will begin at BIS o'clock at the
Merchants Association office.
Plans for staging a barbecue
supper are to be announced
within a few days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-03
Negro MA.
Is Observing
National Week

The Tabor City Chapter of
New Farmers Of America joins
over 1000 active members in
celebrating National N. F. A
Week which is from April IL
This date vas selected because
it includes the birth Of Booker
T. Washington, April 5. tho
founder and first president Of
Tuskegee Institute. Booker T
Washington was an advance edu.
Gator in his day. He advocated
practical farming. conservation
crop rotation, thrift, and placed
stress on the economic advance
ment Of the Negro.
The Tabor City Chapter OF
New Farmers of America has
for its slogan during N. F. A
Week LETS CLEAN UP
AROUND THE HOME''. The
MA. members OF the Tabor
City Negro High School have
planned many activities for the
week. These include a chape1
program Thursday, Radio pro.
gram Friday over station VITAE
from 1915 1890 am; and ,
Mother Daughter, Father Sor
Banquet Friday night in tho
Gymnasium.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-03
Mrs. Addie Gore
Is Member OF
THE Writer'S"

Mrs. Addie Club Gore has
been accepted as a member Of
"The Writer'S" an organization
of creative writers. The organ
ization is affiliated with the
Muskegon Branch Of the "Amcr-
lean Association Of University
Women" Mrs. Cores preroquis-
ite contribution for membership
was poetry. She submitted her
poems THE Greatest Gift" "a
merica the Conqueror" and Co
untry Twilight"
Mrs. Gore is a member of the
Poetry Society of Michigan. -
Some Of her poems arc to be in
the THE Writers" exhibit at the
Michigan Division meeting Of
the american Association OF
University Women" at Crane
Rapids the last week in April.
Mrs. Gore is a teacher. She
holds a Bachelor Of Arts Degree
from Atlantic Christian College.
also a Master OF Arts Degree in
Elementary Education form
East Carolina College.
She resides on route 3, Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-03

Bargain-hunters have only
three more days in which to take
advantage of tremendous speci-
ais offered by members of the
Tabor City Merchants Associa-
ton as Discount Days" come
10 a close on Saturday.
The drawing for grand prizes
will be held Saturday at p.
m. at the police station. First
prize is a modern bedroom suite.
Second prize is a beautiful din
cite suite and third prize is an
exquisite cedar chest. You dc
not have to be present to win,
according to Ruey Hewett, pres
ident of the Merchants ASSocia-
ton.
Discount Days" received con-
response during the
opening weekend and even
greater response is anticipated
this weekend.
Registration for the free prizes
can be made at any store that
is a member of the Merchants
Association. No limitation has
been placed on the number of
times a person may register.
This is one of the biggest
bargain events offered in our
community in a long time. In
practically every case merchants
are offering top quality merch-
andise at lowest possible prices
said Hewett.
Stores participating in the
event can be identified by
StreomerS and remnants adorn-
ing the windows. Shoppers can
find free tickets for the grand
prize drawing at these stores.
Twenty-six merchants are
participating in the event.
Winners of the prizes will APP
pear in the TRIBUNE on We'd
neSday, April 10.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-03
Woman OF Year
Examinations
To Close Soon

only twelve more days to
make nominations for the Tabor
City Woman of the Year for
1856" said Mrs. J. S. Rogers
chairman of the committee, this
morning.
The Tabor City Woman's Clue
is sponsoring the annual event
and will present an award at q
supper meeting.
The nomination should IT
clude the woman's home life in
reference to her family care and
efforts, church and school acti-
vities and community affairs.
The nominations are to be
directed to Mrs. J. S. Rogers,
l04 Railroad ST., not later thar
April Is.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-03
club RAJ DIS,
Fl EW0RkS,
SLED IN N EWS

ifs department in the company
Of the sheriff himself, repeatedly
have been conducting an invest
igation in Dillon county without
the sheriff at all.
In Dillon county, where tho
sheriff is not under investiEa-
ton, the SLED men, along
with Hoke May. Charlotte
Observer reporter. allexedly
picked up Lloyd Page and
held him for several hours
without a warrant.
Page, master of the Masonic
Lodge in Dillon, is a candidate
for the tax collectors post and
when a vote was taken at =
county commissioners meeting
the results repeatedly were three
to three. One of the commission
ers then allegedly made the
statement that Page had tried
to bride him into changing his
vote in his favor. This is said
to have provoked the SLED in
.veStigation. Page has denied that
he made any attempt to bride
the commissioner.
But the Dillon county tnsl-
dent Is noteworthy In Horny
in that when SLED agents
went to Dillon, the sheriff Of
! that county repeatedly was
not even contacted prior to
the picking up Of Page. This
was the exact opposite of the
action in Horny where the
\ sheriffs department was und-
! er investigation yet SLED
I agents worked closely with
the sheriff in questioning pO'
= tential witnesses.
i Special federal investigators
continued to work throughout
Horny county this week but re-
suits of their findings have not
) been announced to the public or
the press.
The federal grand jury hear
ing is still scheduled for Flor
cnce, Monday, April %, and
SubpoenaS are still being served
on persons with knowledge re-
lating to the alleged misconduct
of some members of the sheriff's
department.
Unless a change in present
plans is made by the inveStigat-
ors and the district attorneys
office, several dozen witnesses
will be available in Florence on
the 22nd.
Although not officially an
nounced by the federal authorit-
les, it is believed that indict-
Iments will be sought at that
time on charges Of conspiracy in
connection with the white
whiSkey racket.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-03
Introduce Bill
To Provide Cops
Relief Fund

\ bill that would provide a
relief fund for peace officers
in Columbus County vas intro
durei in the General Assembly
this week.
Representative w. F. Floyd
introduced the bill that would
make possible the establishment
of the Columbus County Peace
Officers Association which would
provide benefits up to $500
annually To peace officers or de-
pendents upon death, injury OF
sickness contracted in discharge
of duty.
Persons eligible for member
ship will be fulltime peace Of
ficers, special officers or citizens
injured or killed while assisting
or serving as assistant peace
officers, and highway patrolmen
stationed in the county.
Member fees shall not exceed
five dollars for initiation and
S12 anncal dues.
The Board shall consist of
the chairman of county com
missioners, sheriff, officer in
charge of the highway patrol
in the county, and police chiefs
from Whiteville, Tabor City,
Chadbourn and Fair Bluff. Board
members receive no compensa-
ton for their duties.
No person shall be denied bene-
fits unless he has failed to apply
for membership in the fund
within 80 days of becoming
to insure members
The Board also is given
against death or disability dur
ing employment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-03
7-Year-0l
Chalk Up
Third Break-In

A seven-year-old youngSter
chalked up his third breaking
and entering mark here last
night when he ransacked a
classroom in the elementary
bidding at the Tabor CITY
School.
Chief Of Police H. E. Epps said
the youngster would be turned
over to Juvenile court authorit-
les. Epps said it marked the
third time in recent weeks the
youngster had been caught for
breaking and entering.
The youngster told Chief Epps
that he threw a brick through
the window then crawled thro-
ugh the small opening. The time
of the break in was set between
7 and 1880 p. m.
81 just did it to have some
thing to do. wasn't looking for
money" the youngster told a
Tribune reporter.
without regard for being
caught, the youngster said he
turned on the lights In the room
and took his time scattering
books and emptying desk draw
ers on the floor.
The room entered was that OF
first grade teacher Mrs. Fk,:a
Belle Gore. Nothing was taken
from the room by the youngster
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-03
Green Sea P.T.A.
Holds Session

The Green Sea Parent Teach
ers Association met Monday
night for the regular monthly
meeting with good attendance
Mrs. A. v. Elliott's third grade
won the attendance award for
having the largest number OF
parents present.
The third grade students gave
a playlet entitled Health"
Mrs. Frierson, Horny County
visiting teacher was in attend
ance and introduced DR.. Pierce
and Mr.. Eeaborn from the State
Department who spoke on "Spe-
cial Education" Mrs. Frierson
assisted with the program in
showing pictures of the eight
special classes being held in
Horny County and discussed
what was being done in the
classes as to progress being made
in the county program of special
education.