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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
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da osim mramora, niceg dru-
cog. Problema je, medjutim, bilo
mnogo. PRIZE nekoliko godina Sc
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pitkom vodom bila je uvijek jed
ma cd najvecih teskoca. Medju-
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60 tisuca dobrovoljnih radnih
sati kanal "a vodovod je proko-
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ra, a sagradjene su cesme -
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lianiu syake cd ovih cesama IL
nose blizu 100000 dinara. Sve to
je napravljeno dobrovoljnim ra-
dom j vlastitim sredstvima.
Pakovo selo nije imalo nj sko-
le nastava sc odrzavala u do
trajalim i nehigijenskim prosto-
rijama. Ali, seljaci su odlucili
sagraditi skolu. Receno-ucinjeno.
NO opcine Drnis dao je samo dr.
venu gradju i crijep, a sve osta-
10 su uradili mjestani dobrovolj-
MIN radon. 1 nastava " moder.
moi skoli odrzava re vec cetiri
godine.
Vrijednost dobrovoljnih RADIO
va, koji 81 dosad izvedeni u O.
vom selu, racuna Sc ma Is mill
juna dinara.
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elektrifikaciju sela i uredjenje
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n q.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07

Montreal, Quebec, Can. -
Drago mi je javiti clanstvu
nase Hrv. Bratske Zajednice,
da szno ovdje u ovom gra-
du imai jedno rijetko ijepo
svadbeno veselje. Maine, ma
1. augusta owe godine stupili
su u bracni zivot mas mladi
brat, Tomo Granic, rodon il
Herzegovina, njegova oda-
branica, Ruza subat, ciju sh-
kN ovdje donosimo.
Vjeneanje ovog naseg srek-
nog mladog bracnog para O.
bavljeno je Y rim. kat. crkvi,
Notre Dame du Sacre Coes1r
Church, Vile Lasalle, krai
Montreala. Kun j kuma bill
su CHR. Delahunty j Katica
Grani<, sestra mladenca. Die
veruse bile 81 Dorothy Gra-
mic, takodjer sestra mladenca,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
Sjetaiu Sc bo|esnih
Iu nuzdi potrebnih

San Perdo, Cal. - Dne rs.
septembra odrzana je vanredna
uspjela vecera "a sve prijatelie
i clanove Jadrana IL San Pedra,
koji su radon iii programom
pridonijeli uspjehu proslog pix
nika.
Istom prilikom odbornici hr-
vatskog kluba Jadran predali su
il blagajne kluba eek cd $500,
koji &c Sc poslati u Evropu "a
bolesne studente, starce j sve-
censtvo.
Ustanovljen je takodjer fond
"a gradnju hrvatskog donna u
San Pedru, te je il blagajne klu-
ba tamo polozeno prvih pet stO-
tina dolara.
F. NJ, dopisnik Jadrans.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07

i tamo remeti red stvari, kao
ovih dana ma himala lskom
CORFU.
Zapad je, upravo zadnji tie
dan prezivljavao krizu, pri ce-
mu je ulogu lijecnika imao,
nitko drugi nego mas prezi-
dent - Eisenhower "a vrije-
me svoga desetdnevnog bo-
ravka u "staroj Evropi" u
posjetu Bonu, Londonu / Pa
rizu, Njegova misija u Eu-
ropi, doduse, ostala je jos ma
gadjanje o uspjehu. Ali mi
slime da je mnogo znacajnija
cinjenica da Zapad u cjelini,
a Amerika (S.A.DD posebno
dolaze do uvidjenja potrebe
pregovaranja sa Sovjetskim
Savezom, da i Zapad u pre-
govorima s Moskvom gleda
svoj interes jedan moguci
izlaz IL situacije, koja vlada
do danas.
Kako &c Sc situacija izmje-
niti nitko ne moze proreci,
ali ipak ucinjen je veliki ko-
rak naprijed ka boljem ra-
zumjevanju, snosljivijim od-
nosima "a svjetski mir pro-
tiv sadanjeg hladnog rata. U
koliko sc veliki bolje spora-
zume u toliko ce in manji bo-
lie sIjediti, jer u interesu svi-
ju je suradnja i razumjeva-
ME protiv sada hladnog i'll
buduceg vruceg rata.
Bilo kako bio, ipa k Sc
svjetska politika mijenja. O.
cito dolazi izmjena politike
ma swim linijama u korist me-
djusobnog sredjivanja i bo-
ljih odnosa svih naroda VI
opce.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
Sutnja je zIato!

Englesko udruzenje British
Dental Association" nedavno je
obiavilo memorandum razlici-
tim zakljuccima pogledu kva-
renja zuba: kovaci stolari koji
drze cavle medju zubima), kro-
jaci (koji cine isto s iglama)
izlazu Sc pretjeranom kvarenju
zuba. Jednaka opasnost prijeti
swim onima, ciji su zubi previse
izlozeni zraku, narcotic onima,
koji su naviknuti disati otvore-
nih usta... brbljavcima. sutjeti
lie zlato!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
SvIJETSkA P0LITIKA Sc MIJENJA
D0GODIL0 Sc NE0CEKIYAkO GUIDO

poitiku Sc nerazumijemo pax nju nemjesamo
Oprostite brace, Sto sada zagazismo potku Tomu e
uzrok velki dogodja koj zadnjh dana zbvaju sve
tn iii bolje rekuc vrhu svijetova
Tu nedavno mas predsjednik Ike, Eisenhower, proti
obicaa posetue priesonce Europe Bon London, Paris
dobro wolff prijatestvu Ta posieta ie ugodno o.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07

rlvatl mladence, brat V. Sig
mund, kod kojeg je mlado-
zenja stanovao sve tamo od-
kad je dosao IL Sydney ma
studije u Montrealu, nazdra-
VIC je mladencima zazelio
i'm sretan i dug bracni zivot,
te napomenuo, da su MAIDEN
CT djeca dobrih cestitih obi
telji, Govorio je j engleski ra-
di stranih gostiju, koji ne ra-
zumiju mas hrvatski jerk u
svome govoru naveo kakovi
su svadbeni obicaji kod mas
Hrvata.
Mladenci su nagradjeni sa
lijepim i bogatim darovima u
raznim predmetima i u nov
GU, sto dokazuje, da su po-
stivani medju nasim narodom
a takodjer i po onima cd stra-
nog naroda, koji i'll poznadu.
Nakon je darivanje obavlje-
no, zamolio je "a rijec KUN
Delahunty, te je sa biranim
rijecima cestitao mladencima
i zazelio i'm sve najbolje u
bracnom zivotu. Napomenuo
ie, da mu Sc naSi svadbeni o.
bicaji osobito svidjaju.
Oko deset sati, to jest u
vrijeme kad su sc mladenci
spremali ma m e d e no puto-
vanje u Quebec City, mlado-
zenja je zamolio goste "a po-
sluh, jer da zeli progovoriti
nekloiko rijeci. On je odrzao
vrlo lijepi prigodni govor ma
hrvatskom i engleskom je-
ziku, u kojem Sc je zahvalio
gostima u ime svojih mia
denkinih roditelja, a takodjer
i svoje i svoje mlade supruge
ime, ma lijepom odazovu-i ma
lijepim darovima, te rece go
stima: "Vi Sc niste odazvali i
dosli ma ovo svadbeno veselje
toliko mozda radi meme i mo-
je odabranice, nego radi mo-
jih i njezinih roditelja, sto
znaci da su oni cijenjeni i sto-
vani medju wanna, pa cato ia
i moja odabranica nastojati
cemo, da mi cd vase strane
budemo isto tako cijenjeni i
postovani sve cd sada pa do
vremena kad sc nasa djeca
budu udavala i zenila.
Mladozenja je sin dobro po-
znatih rodoljuba, oca Ante i
make Slave Granic, rodom IL
Vitine u Herzegovina, koji sa-
da 1--WE u Sydney, N. S., Can,
koji su dosli IL velike daljine
sa svojim lijepim i intelligent
MIN kcerima, da uzvelicaju
svadbeno veselje svoga sina
j brata Tome, koji sada u
Montrealu svrsava visoke ma
uke, pa njegovim roditeljima
cestitamo, sto su svojoj die
ci, sinu i trina kcerima, O.
nnogucili da svrse wise skole.
Isto tako cestitamo roditelji-
ma mladenke, koji su svojoj
.jedinici kcerki omogucili, da
ie svrsila wise skole, a sada
radi kao cinovnica u jednom
uglednom uredu.
Ovdje { i'm napomenuti,
da SUI nasi sretni mladenci O.
boje clanovi nase Hrv. Brat
ske Zajednice i da Sc njom
ponose, kao i sa svojim hr-
vatskim porijetlom.
Neka nase mladence kroz
niihov bracni zivot pratt do
bro zdravlje, sreca, bozji mir
i blagoslov!
Vjekoslav Kunich, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07

lspravak: - jednom cd nedavnih broeva Zajedni-
cara rubriei ovog fonda staalo je, da prii Es
CANADA Michigan svotu Cd $667 Imena darovatea nsmo
to vjenne pril Ovih dana prinaM hnena to ka-
10 SLICED: Steve Rozch darovao svoj dividend Cd 1913
sesra Barbara Rozch takoder svo dividend Cd 1894 st
~ clanovi odsjeka broj 335. Molimo da uvad.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
Joseph B. krutich, E.

Ebert, w. Va - Ovdje sa
ponosom zelim reel par rijeci
o mladom clanu nasega Cd
sjeka broj 416, a to je o bra
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
CAR AUCTION

Due to default of contract, the
holder Of the several Chattel
Mortgages listed, Miller-Fields
Buick, Inc, Rockville, Maryland
will sell at Public Auction on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1859
AT 900 AM.
at 1913 Rockville Pike, Rockville
the following described automo-
biles to wit:
1857 Buick, 2 Door Sedan,
Serial Number 4D-5O13304, titled
in the name of Forest p. Snyder,
whose last known address is %
Hamond Drive, Clarksburg,
Maryland.
1858 Buick, 2 DR.. Riv., Serial
Number 57108502, titled in the
name of Bernard E. Holsey,
whose last known address is
5407 Odell Road, Beltsville,
Maryland.
1857 Buick, 4 DR.. Riv., Serial
Number 6D6O09625, titled in the
name of Alvin H. Braxton,
whose last known address is
Route No. 2, Gaithersburg,
Maryland.
1854 Ford, 2 DR.. Customline,
Serial Number A4NG-117902,
titled In the name of Thomas
H. Miller, whose last known ad.
dress is Rt. No. 1, Box 172, Der
wood, Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

RolifIex plus . IS miIlimeter
Japanese camera.
Pictures made by Gillespie
are developed and printed by
Jean Pack. The Sentinel does
not make old fashioned metal
engravings of photographs, but
relies on the modern method OF
electronic engraving on plastic.
All of the engravings, the
thousands of written words, and
the advertising casts find their
way to the mechanical heart of
any newspaper-the composing
room. Boss of this department
is Joe Brown, who oversees a
battery of five $4,000 Intertype
machines and one $4,000 mix
er" Intertype. These machines
have a keyboard operated by
highly skilled operators" who
type" out the reporters story
onto metal slugs.
These s1ugs are assembled by
floormen working on one side
OF a table, called "the stone"
that holds the metal skeleton of
the page, called the chase.
Among their skills is the ability
to look down on the page shap-
ing up under their hands and
read the type upside down and
backwards.
After the page is proof-read,
it goes through the stereotype
department where it is cast in
curcular tubes of metal that fiji
on the Sentinel's high-speed TO
tary press operated by Joe
Berglin and crew of three OF
four. This press can turn out
10000 folded papers an hour
in color, too.
Its roar peaks the crescendc
of human and mechanical ener
gy expended every week tt
bring out the Sentinel, the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

partment pour molten metal on
the mat and get from it a cast
ing that is part of a page. Joe
Curtin is head of a crew of four
stereo men in the Sentinels
plant.
Meanwhile, the editorial de-
partment goes full blast
III o mes ringing, typewriters
clacking and reporters conduct
ing interviews. Editor Roger
Brooke Farquhar oversees this
din. Sports writer George Bra
gaw, women's editor and writer
Kathy Leary work with political
specialist and columnist Wick
Byron, school and general re-
porter Shelby Cooper and Steed
Evans, general assignment re-
porter.
Any of more than q dozen
community reporters may drop
in during the day with their
columns, adding to the orderly
chaos. The Sentinel has the
largest editorial staff among
Maryland weeklies.
Punctuating the noise of the
newsroom is the Sentinels pc
lice and fire radio. Its gutteral
rasp may send one of the re
porters dashing out to cover q
breaking story with Hugh Gil
lespie, the SentinePs prize-win
ming photographer.
Gillespie won first prize last
year for news photos submitted
to the Better Newspaper con
test by weekly Maryland news
papers with more than 5000 cir
culatiOn. He uses three cam
eras: the old standby Speed
! Graphic and a 100 miIllmetel
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

County's newspaper. When II
is printed, Dick Maggenti and
his "maiIers" take over.
But the end is just the begin
ming Of another week. There
is little time for the Sentinel
team to sit back and reflect or
its newest creation.
For as soon as newsboys anc
mailmen hit the streets, the
phones start ringing again
Some callers praise, other com
plain. People come in off the
streets with news items gener
ated by stories in the paper. The
morning mail brings more.
One more link in the commu
nity's stream of life has beer
forged, but the chain Is endless
and strong.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

ter shuts down his linotype ma
chine at 1:30 am, 10 hours
later. Sandwiched between are
a thousand decisions, hundreds
of phone calls, and some head
aches.
When the public thinks about
. newspaper, they think first
about the story and the report
err. The cold fact is that no
matter how many good stories
are written, they'd never get set
in type without advertising to
/, pay their way.
The Sentinel has three full
time advertising statesmen: Lila
Thomson, Roy Mccoy a n d
Dick Hobart, who work under
Publisher and Owner Cy Camp
bell. They deal with terms like
mats, layout, schedules, mani
tests, etc. Their goal: sell
space.
Aiding them are three book.
keepers who handle classified
ads and legal advertising from
lawyers, and County and State
Agencies. The Sentinel carries
more such ads than any other
County newspaper. This de-
.partment is headed by Rosa
Folk and stated by her assis
tants, Frances Brown and
''Koko" Wittenberg.
=. Advertising of all kinds flows
through the Sentinel through
out the week to be scheduled &C
cording to priority. Layouts
may spring from the magma
ton of the ad statesmen, or ma
/" tional advertisers may senc
matrices of their ads.
A matrix, or mat" is a stiff
., piece of cardboard imprinted
with the design and text of the
ad. Men in the stereotype de
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Lou GrOssnlan
Takes Course

Lou Grossman, former CO.
owner Of the DIGS store at PAT
E. Montgomery ave-, Rockville,
is attending the Strayer Bust
ness College, studying admins
tration. Since the closing of the
Grossman Bros. DIGS store, he
has been employed as assistant
buyer at the DIGS warehouse in
Washington.
Other co-owners of the store
were Louis father and uncle
Samuel and Israel Grossman, Of
LOG Lynch ST., Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Bridges to Note
10th Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Bridge,
of Travilah I'd, Rockville,
celebrated their 10th wedding
anniversary last week with a
simple family get-together.
Both natives of Middleburg,
Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Bridge have
lived on Travilah I'd. since
1912. Mr.. Bridge as employed
at Mclean Gardens in the Dis
trict.
Present at the get-togethel
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Story of Sentinel
CONTINUED From Page C q

paper that belongs to the Audit Bureau of Circua-
ton accredting agency that audits and guarantees
a newspapers circulation claims.
Prizes and rapidlygrowng circulation are the re-
suit of teamwork Editorial advertising, commercial
circulation, Photographic, printers pressen mailing
all these departments with total of go employees
blend their separate sklls to publish the Sentinel
The work day starts at $50 am when Wallace
Wade opens the composing room and cleans up from
the night before The day ends when the last typeset
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

were q daughter, Mrs. Milton
Russ, of 1O2 North Van Buren,
ST., Rockville, and a son, Frank
lin Bridge, of the home address.
Unable to attend are another
daughter, Mrs. Rosalie Shifflett,
of Encanitas, Calf, and a son,
Petty Officer 2/c Willard Cliff
ton Bridge, at sea with the U. S.
Navy. Mr.. and Mrs. Bridge
also have 10 grandchildren.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

S ENTINEL r covNTT. ND.
Thursday, October IS. Isss-C7
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-21
Kodiak AirWays Steps Up Service

Kodiak Airways is inaugurating a new schedule this week, accord ing to an announcement by Bob Hall, who heads the airwayS.
 ''The new schedule is planned and dedicated to serve the best needs of the people of our island group" Hall stated. Regular runs will now be made as follows:
 North side of the island-Mon- day and Thursday at II a.m.; West Side-Tuesday and Friday at 10 am; East Wednesday and Saturday at 10 am. These are departure times from Kodiak.
 ''Flag Or extra stops will be pro yided on request, and our planes will make a stop or stops at all points between scheduled landings when asked to do so. Of course charter service is always available
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-21
Committee Seeks
 10 Number Houses

A project calling for the num- beFjng of hO1SeS in. Kodiak will oe takGm Up by the Community Service Cosamittee ef the Kodiak SotaFY sEIslnS according to an announcement made by Art Brooks this week.
 The club directors at a recent meeting decided to continue the project, which hes already been ssarted. Paul Bond. former resi- dent here. bad done considerable Of the preliminary work prior 10 his departure for Colorado Sprsl1gs
 Tqle plan now is to contact the various organizations throughout 'r(ie city to support Ghe undertak- ing The Commsmity Service Committee will head up the prof .ett. and will call on all members tS assist. The committee will plan the method Of notifying all resi- .depts of their assigned house num- nerS and the other organizations nfil lee asked tO take areas for
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-21

distribution of the assigned num- berS.
 Within the next few days meeting will be held with the City Manager to work out the details.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-21
WARNING

245 windows were maliciously broken in Aleutian Homes during 1858, primarily by B-B guns and thrown rocks.
 Therefore, children, adults or those responsible for their conduct, who are apprehended in the act of destroying property will be prose cuted to the fullest extent of the law.
 M. G. Gebhart,
 Receiver for AIeutian Homes
 by R. L. Spencer
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-21
KODIAK, ALASKA, FEBRUARY 21, 1859

for any and all needs as it has been in the past" Hall stated. It is our sincere belief that this new Sched- ule will provide faster and more
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-21

efficient mail, freight, and passen- ger service for the citizens of our area"
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-21

If you want to buy, sell or rent, read the Kodiak Mirror.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

The Bible Course on Mission
met in the home of Sis Man
gum and had Prayer Service
with her, which was very in
spring to all present.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21
TEEN-AGE BOOK
CLUB FEATURED
NEGRO HISTORY
THURSDAy

Negro History was featured
at the February meeting of
the Teen-Age Book Club at the
Carver Municipal Library Au-
ditorium on Thursday, Febru-
airy 10, at 500 P. NJ, when
Miss Robbie Barnes, librarian
of Hill High School, reviewed
the book, There Was Once a
Slave, the heroic story of Fred
erick Douglass, by Shirley Ora
ham, we'll known author of
books about Negro makers of
history. The book was writ
ten especially for young peo-
pie and in December, 1916,
the manuscript for the book
combating intolerance in
America. The book was pub
lished in 1947 by Messner Pub
fishers.
Miss Barnes, a recent honor
graduate of Jackson State
College and former Miss Jack
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21
MRS. DORIS JENKINS
HOSTESS TO JUNIOR
SOPHISTICATED
LAVORETTES

The Yacht Club house was
the scene of a most enjoy
able meeting of the Junior
Sophisticated Lavoretts Club
on Sunday, with the Vice
President, Mrs. Mary Dyson
presiding and important bust
ness being discussed. During
the social hour, games were
played with the winners be-
ing: 1st, Mrs. Ernestine Jen-
kins; 2nd, Mrs. Mary Dyson,
3rd, Mrs. Hattie Smith. Mem
bers sharing the pleasures of
the meeting and the delicious
Friend Chicken luncheon we're:
Mesdames Mary Dyson, Ernes-
tine Jenkins, Hattie Smith,
Gladys Wayson, Ernestine
Chess and Miss Wydessi Lo-
gan, reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21
NEW CLUB IN
SHADY OAK AREA,
OFFICERS NAMED

The Shady Oak Community
Club, an organization which
was formed when some of the
citizens of the Shady Oak
community met February 5, at
the Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church on Warner Avenue for
the purpose of organizing a
club, released the names of
the ly-elected officers.
They are Mrs. Sarah Zach
airy, president; Mrs. Sibbie
I h o m p o n, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Mary Bruner, Sec
Rotary; Laurance Summers,
asst. secretary; Miss Ineva
May, financial secretary; Mrs.
Mary May, corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. Barbara Brown,
treasurer; G Gorge Taylor,
chaplain; Rev. w. M. McPhear-
son, advisor; Mrs. Victoria
Green, chairman of the Men,
bership Committee; Mrs. Mi
nilla White, chairman of the
Sick Committee.
The new group will meet
every first Thursday night in
each month at the Pleasant
Hill Church.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21
SPOR rs

tunities for those young PEG
pie who are really interested.
1t was emphasized by all con-
sultants that young people
should finish high school be-
fore entering any branch.
1t was further concluded
that the best opportunities are
for those who have ability as
we'll as formal training.
The branches of service rep
resented and their personnel
are as follows: Army, M. Sar-
geant Ross Ramsey, Sergeant
Fred McLendon, Sergeant
Glenn l.. Rooms, M. Sergeant
William l.. Thomas; avy, Rob-
ert N. Mckinley E & /, Joe
c. Bradford YN2; Air Force,
L. Sergeant Friedrich l.. Len
ard.
Explaining the purpose of
the occasion, Principal Buck
ley said that the ARMED Ser
vices Day" is an important
phase of the schools guidance
program. All able bodied
young men today will prob
ably be connected with one
branch of service at some time
in his life and should learn
as much as possible about the
branch he will enter.
Although young women are
not as vitality interested as
young men, it was made clear
that the different branches of
service hold many opportuni-
ties for girls of certain train
ing and ability.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21
ALPHA Pr CHAPTER MEET
WITH SOROR ELLEN
WILSON

The February meeting of
Alpha Pi Chapter, Iota Phi
Lambda Sorority was held at
the teachers residence on
Campbell College Campus,
Tuesday evening, with Soror
Ellen Wilson, Dean of Pledges,
a most charming hostess. So
ror Margaret Brumfield, Pres
ident, presided over the bust
ness session and plans for the
chapters participation in the
Southeastern Regional Confer
ence to be held in Houston,
Texas, March 20-21, we're dis
cussed. 1t is hoped that aside
from Soror S. M. Harvey, who
is Regional Journalist, several
delegates and visitors will at
tend from Alpha Pi Chapter.
Soror Blondell Williams, re-
ported that the chapters Sc
lection to take the examina-
ton to compete for the $500
Iota Phi Lambda National
Scholarship, was a student
from her Typewriting Class at
Jim Hill High School. This
young students registration
fee with the Testing Service
was paid by the local chapter