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, 1957-08-02
PUBLIC NOTICE

Pursuant to Municipal Coun
Gil Bill No. 8, Ordinance for
the Conservation of Wildlife
in the Municipality of Saint
Croix, the 1857 Game Bird
Season is as follows:
Doves, from August is, to
November is, 1857.
Pigeons, from September l.,
to November Is, 1857.
No more than 8 birds may
be taken in any one day nor
more than Is in any week.
Violators of this Ordinance
will be punished under the
law. Hunting in posted areas
is strictly forbidden.
Leon A. Mawson
Commissioner of Public
Safety
G.. A. Matthias
Assistant Commissioner
2 3-5
, 1957-08-02
HUGO r THRILLS
IN HIS
LECTURE ON MUSIC
Concluded from yesterday

,. MUSIC. Vic VI LpS
characteristics of the Romantic
movement was the use of music
to express other than purely mu-
steal ideas. Program music usurp-
ed the province of literature and
art and we have tone-poems on
philosophical texts such as Thus
spake Zarallnisn of Strauss on
poetry such as Les Preludes by
List; the drama: Romeo and
Juliet overture of TschaikoWsky,
of patriotic inspiration such as
the same composers "1812 Over
ture." This pattern led inevitably
to nationalism in music.
A. The musical coming-of-age
Of previously backward countries.
The shrinking of the world
through such inventions as the
railroad, telegraph and industrial
development of the last century
brought to the fore nations out
side the world stream of music.
Although they had not contribut-
ed to the art music of the world,
they had developed in isolation
a body of folklore and folkmusic.
The latter contained many idioms
of melody, rhythm and harmony
that were new and exciting to the
world at large. In many Of these
countries musicians of stature be-
came champions, who, using their
musical heritage of folk idioms,
represented their countries on the
world stage of music. National
schools of music sprang up and
poured their stream of new mu-
sic into the great river of old
music. Chopin, breathed the soul
of his beloved Poland into his
piano music, using, the national
dances such as polonaise, and
mszurka to revive memories of
her past glory. Grieg Sinding and
Sibelius brought to life the beau
ty and DISSOLUTION of the North in
the music of Scandinavia. Glinka
called the Father of Russian
Music" one of the five composers
who established a Russian school
of music. The other being Boro-
din, Moussorgsky, Cui and Rim
sky-Korsakoff; Smetana a n d
Dvorakfor the Slavic peoples; Al
beniz and Granados in Spain;
Ralph Vaughan Williams, dean
of English composers, so stepped
in the folk music Of his country
that he has been called the most
English of composers; and in the
new world MacD owell Gershwin,
Groffe and William Grant Still
were some of the composers of sta
ture to bring the peculiar Ameri-
can contribution to the world of
music.
These are the four strands that
weave the fabric of Nationalism
in Music: Folk music; Reaction to
the domination of a foreign must
sal influence; Program music and
the musical coming-of-age of
, 1957-08-02
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Luxurious hilltop house.
Magnificent Sway view
across lush valley to sea.
Large living room, double
bedroom, kitchen, bar, ter
races fully equipped. Avail
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month inexpensive.
Phone C'sted 64W
$50 A. M. = 1890 P. M.
, 1957-08-02
A LA CARTE:

Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail $0.75
Hors d'oeuvres Varies 100
Smoked Oysters on Toast so
Fresh Lobster Cocktail .65
Sardines on Toast so
, 1957-08-02

Onion Soup au Gratin so
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

monthly meeting. January %. Il
500 p. m In the Dunbar audi
torium with the president. Mu
H. Denton. presiding. ArS Bea-
triee 5. Thomas. = Civil Defense
Representative. discussed the i'm
portanee Of the work Of the
State Civil Defense and Volunr
teer Workers Organization. An IN
formative film. To Live To-
morrow. was shown. me meet
ing was well attended and live
ly. Door prizes were won By Mr..
James Peterson. . patron and Mr..
L. r. Faison. q Dunbar teacher.
An all Girls Assembly spon-
sored by the Girls Committee
was held In the Dunbar auditor
ium On Tuesday. January 10th.
at 900 q. m. The purpose and
functions Of this COMMITTEES were
outlined by carmelita caruth.
president A skit. How Do You
Rate. was presented. The parti-
cipants were Willie Lambert
Beverly Roberta Thelma VIII
hams. Make Brown. Jane Hill.
Marinell Randolph Terry Whit
more. Myrtle Ann Parker. A.
manda Douglas. and Carolyn
Stanfield.
Mrs. Ernestine Towns Manager
Of the velvstex school Of Cos
metoloey and . former graduate
Of Dunbar high school. was high
ly impressive ~ guest eonslltant.
She answered problem question:
posed by members Of . panel
from the Girls Council Lee Eta
Williams. Dolores Warren. Virgin
Ia Lambert. Gloria Pierce. Bever-
" Roberta, Thelma Williams and
nona Weaver.
Musical selections were rem
dered by Brenda Martin and De
lores Warren. Miss Z. A. stovail
10 sponsor Of the girls committee.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

Most of tie sirb broauhf dnIk
thai santa In We ID . al
party and invited u beys = -
guest; everybody had lots e -
joyce Harris and 0Ienda Ktlsar&
reporters.
BRTN 0nADE11
Study csisai.l nsys - - A.
uerisan En1tknD
he fifth graders a MTk =
Johnsaa's room ere veEy buzy
with > social studies unit n
Colonial days aad ths American
Indians Many original stau1es snd
poems have been written relative
TO the unit Of study.
During the month Of January,
joyce displayed unueasl taAest n
Story writing N N original &C.,
position titled -An Old Mnnlv
wish and poem titied "A e1nny
Day At 6ehoel-
In are frse-hand dzawine -
been emphssissd and - -
artists were found 70 - Jalih
Haysa JORGE Anderson snd oIe
ria Jonsa Drawings nd No.
relative 70 social aHdiss unit an1
the reading elanea.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

GraAs Ons-Tws Learns = -
Boys and girls N Mrs A. L
Suites room think they like
winter better than the ether sea
sons. We may change when
spring comes. but our winter unit
has started off with much inter
ea.
We made a Thing We want To
Find Out About Winter chart.
and We hops 10 find cut many
things about this season. too.
In Arithmetic We are learning
10 Add. We add boys and girls.
We add money. We add many,
many things. even numbers IN
the beard. II Is fun 70 add. Pupils
who are making satisfactory pro-
sress In their arithmetic lessons
are James Hendricks. Joyce Har-
ris. Glenda kilsore.. Jscauelyn
Lawrence. and Paul Pike.
Best readers IN the Our New
Friends group ere Glenda kilsore.
In the Pun With Dick And jane
Joyce Harris and Linda Miller.
group they are Bertram Butler.
Elaine Walker. Debbie Mccoy and
Donald weems Taylor
We are making winter picture
booklets. In them we paste pic
lures Of the things We talk and
learn about In our spcial studies
unit Other features In our book
let are . poem. and an experience
story about winter. composed BY
the class The booklets are Of
different eolors and we are enjoy
ing cutting. pasting and coiorins.
We know that half Of the
school year has passed and we
are half way 10 the second grade.
therefore we win work harder
to make the best second graders.
A DOLL rARTY
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

Frsn TIE Science Dspaxtnent
The Biology and ninth grade
General Science classes Of Scipio
A. Jones high school have launch
ed their initial learning exper-
fences for the new school year.
One Of the main detectives Of
the science program u 70 suit
the learning activities to the pres
ent day and probable future
needs Of the r.udentA
One of the initial steps In
both biology and general science
classes was TO become familiar
with the scientific terminalogy TO
be used throughout the year.
Biology classes are now In the
process Of studying . unit Of
simple Animal Forms- The unit
includes the simplest animals
known: starfish. worms and
clans.
One Of the students made a
hay Infusion. After . week or
two We placed water on q slide
with q covered glass and observ-
ed under the bioeope. and micro
scope some Of the paramecium-
General Science classes are now
studying Our use and control
Of light" Some Of the students
are now reporting on How we
use and Control Sunlight. How
the Eye uses and Controls Light.
and How Light Il Measured
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

The students have been using
models Of the camera and eye
10 show how they work. These
demonstrations provide eontinr
ued experiences for the students.
The Science department looks
forward 70 Q program which
brings into prominence the Inn
portanee Of science of everyday
life. r. ]. Palmer. Instructor.
Athletic Department
The Jones hi basketball team.
undefeated champions In the Big
Q" conference. were defeated last
week by the Conway county
Training school. Menifee. The
Junior boys Of Conway won over
Jones junior boys By q score Of
eta. senior boys Of Conway de-
fested Jones senior boys 4i-4o In
. spectacular play in the last
three minutes Of the game. This
defeat VIII not affect the stand
ing Of the Dragons Ia the con-
ference. because Conway county
Training school il not q member
Of the conference.
Horace Itty. an-Amsriean from
Clark and Prairie View college
Ii coach ct Conway Training
school. He Is a graduate and for
mer coach Of Philander Smith
college.
Negro Histsry week
During the week Of February
i0I7, Negro History Week viii be
observed The theme. Negro Per-
sonalities" viii be discussed or
dramatized BY the various depart
ments which will include scien-
tist4 politicians. historians. actors,
and musicians.
c. 3. Marshall reporting
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

medicines acts directly On tne
eaase Of these troubles :. Euks
through q woznanb sympafhefto
nervous system TO relieve tenee
feelings and physical distress that
bring unhappiness 70 30 many.
Clinical tests prove this.
Nov this amazing formula =
af drugstores without prescription
Ask for Lydia PinkhamS Tab
lets. Don't let ehange-of-life rob
you Of joyl Get han1y Pinkhams
Tablets. Contain blood building
iron see hoE fast you can feel
your happy self again = without
costly shofsl tAlso liquid Lydia 3
Pinkhams Vegetable Comp0unde
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08
Needleeraft News19
O. BY Nancy Baxter

toehstsrs have much lock forward In 1857 First 1t ID
Maternal Cvssss Week. January 1926 that promises
sng shopping days In The nssdewok departments and shops
throughout the country The largest selection Of new eoeheng
atsras a a old favoss viii be display for the first
cline this year. During Crochet Week. beginners and experienced
eroehetsrs as Win opportunity Of collecting needwork
and thefr vslltocked counterA
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

Shirley Phillips =
Margaret Fettisrews
Jureta Roberts
Ida Simmons
Harxa Smith
Helen surrstts
Charles Springer
Betty Toombs
Annette Taylor
Romania Walton
Georgia Walker
Dorothy Watson
Iuanita Webb
John Williams
Roberta Whitfield
Henrietta Yaney tAn A's)
,itisenzhip Hener Eel
9th Grade
Marian Hayes
lth Grade
Dolores Gordan
eth Grade
Cecil johnson
Dorothy Pettisrew
Lazette Winstead
Nee Ola Williams
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

Grand National Champion win be named at the close Of
the and awarded for to New York and Bermuda
plus 5000 in cash Teen-Age Girl Champion and Mems
Champion win also Be chosen each of whom viii receive free
trip to New York City for two plus $500 in cash.
BEAUTIFUL BEDsPREAD OF FIIIGREE DESIGN
Of the exquisite designs created with crochet hook
Is this gre bedpread worked in motifs and edged with
knoed fringe Each block features eight raised petals surrounded
by dainty opcnwor Solid crochet used for joining the
promising entry for the 1857 Nationwide Crochet Contest
Il made Of mercezd crochet cotton specified in the Contest
rules But whether seeking praises prizes this bedpad
you would be proud to make and Full erocheng
instructions and Contest information be obtained By writing
the Needevork Department Of this Please send
stamped sefaddressed envelope with request for THE
PURITAN BEDSPREAD, Leafet Ne. 1852.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08
CONTEST NEWS

Second on the list Of impor-
tant events In 1857 for the
crocheter Is the introduction
Of the 18th Nationwide Gro
ehet Contest Contest Of big
ger and better prizes than of
fered In any preceding year.
The announcement Of this
1857 Crochet Contest comedies
with Crochet Week TO allow
contestants plenty Of time TO
finish their entries for submit
tai 10 the preliminary judg-
ings at participating state.
county or local fairs. Over
$4,000 awards In blue ribbons.
trophies, cash and valuable
merchandise will be presented
TO the thousands Of winning
III Al
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

Science offers women new freedom
from much Of the misery Of
change of life, thanks 70 an
amazing new tablet deveiopede sps-
etailp TO relieve these funcfionally-
caused discomfortsA Doctors re-
ported sensational results using
this remarkable home treatment
alone and no costly fnfecfioasf
Relief fer Q sus 81 10 Tested
Irritability, tortured nerves were
Gained. Dizziness relieved. Awful
hot flashes subsidized Here's why.
Unlike aspirin and such general
purpose remedies, this new tablet
Is a unique combination Of special
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08
'.Sweetens Whole 1nsi3es:
Relieves Canstipatiea
both ousrniShfl's

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$500 ~ " $500 go
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

Jasper wilder spsnt ths usehr
end with relatives and frisads u
Long View. Texaa. .... Mn
Esther Cunningham viafted -
husband. Carl. who 3 hespftalin-
ed 1t Little Rock. Andrew
Buff was . Dsruaott visitor Last
week On business. -. Mr.. an6
Mrs odis Kitchen ere TIE pr
ents Of . neven-pound bshy boy.
born. January - -.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-08

Elizabeth Eckford.
Bonnie Mae Fort
Susie Gee
Cleo Grases
Marilyn Green
Jane Grissby
Linnie Harrison
Harry Hiehto.er
Robert House
Geneva Jones
Dorothy Jones
Essie Knowles
Thelma Mothershed
Edward Martin
Edna Motley
Ernie Mccullum tAn An
MeIba Pstiools
Carolyn Porter All A'O
Joe Peyton
Dolores Poindexter
Torrance Roberts
Aifreta Rowe
Carolyn Rowland
Odessa Stennis
Julia suttless
Esther White
Willis White
lth Grade
Alice Barnes
Barbara Brown
Ernest Green
Ruthie Hunter
Lottie Holt
Janice Johnson
Doris Mitchell
Hazel Mccowen
Marvin Nichols
Alice Nolan
James Robertson
Doretha Smith
Robert Whitfield
Sterling Williams
Pearline woedard
9Th Grade
Dolores Battles
ceeile Brown
Ernestine Brown
Lille Carter
Kay Frances crout
Catherine Crutehfield
Theresa Davis
william Fisher
frankie Grigsby
Elizabeth jackson
David Jordan
Shirley Jolly
Nettie johnson
venita LaMoyne
Merrill Lee
Carolyn Miller
Vera Mitchell
Joe Earl Miller
George Mays
Katie Morton
jerome Perkins
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CAMERA, movie. : nm: Ampro
model $50: HAHN. telephoto lens
lin normal lens: S75. RA. 3-:i482
CAMERA. CoNTAX lila; rs Son.
mar lens; new: reasonably priced
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