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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
BY IRVING LOWENS
Star Mbsio Critic

New York Philharmonic. Leon
ard Bernstein, conductor. Soloists:
Phyllis Curtin. Judith Raskin, So
pranoS; Regina 5artaty; mezzo-so-
gT1nS Con ~ Hall P eC TTsHp
tan), Mendelssohn; iberia, Debussy;
Scenes from Der Rosenkavalier,.
Strauss.
Leonard Bernstein and the
New York Philharmonic opened
the 1963-64 Constitution Hall
concert season last night, CIV
ing Washingtonians a preview
Of the program with which they
will start at Lincoln Center
next week.
For quite q while, it looked
as If 1t were Just not going to
be a good night for the New
Yorkers-and then came RoSen-
kavalier.
The whole second half Of
the program was devoted to
selections from this master
piece. Bernstein caught the
opulent Splendor and melting
beauty Of the Strauss score as
If he had been busily conduct
ing it all his life.
There was about As minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

the Columbia will return to
Akron. and then cruise to the
West Coast for the winter.
When the Mayflower Is out of
overhaul October Is, it will 60
to Florida for the winter.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
YWCA News
SUMMER ACTIVITIES
AT BRANCH Y. w. c. A.

The Branch Y. w. C. A. Staff
and Committees are very busy
making plans for the Summer.
Activities scheduled are: Day
Camp for girls 7 = IL, June 3-14
and Day Camp for girls ages
1917, June "a - July 8.
The Established Camp will be
held at Mt. Beulah Christian
Center June 1922.
Glasses for adults and teen
ayers are: Bible, sewing, typ
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
Edwards n eWs

Funeral services for Mr..
James Larry Harper, a widely
known citizen and friend of the
surrounding communities and
agent for the Collins Funeral
Home for many years was held
Friday, May 10, 1868 at 2 p.
m, at the st. Thomas M. B.
Church. The Rev. R. w. West
officiated. Interment was at the
Porter Cemetery. Survivors are
his wife, Mrs. Bertha ], Harp
er, 2 sons, 2 daughters, 2 sisters,
2 brothers, IL grandchildren; a
great host of relatives and
friends.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
MAY CLEANUP MONTH
FOR BUILDING FUND

We are asking all workers to
please make clear reports in
May on the Y. w. c. A. Build
ing Fund.
If a worker has not contacted
you please make your donation
directly in our office - sol
North Parish Street. We need
your support in helping US
reach our goal.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

Rev. G. y. Martin of Pasca-
goula, Miss. minister of Union
Baptist Church preached a
grand instructive sermon. May
26th Schools Annual sermon.
We thank the Jackson Advo-
cate for printing articles for the
school during the past school
year.
Best wishes to you all for
your summer vacation.
Fannie Nichols, Reporter
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
SOCIETY SLANTS

and Sitting. 1t was very spiri-
tual and uplifting. The Lords
Supper was observed. Mrs.
Edna Hood is the musician, Mrs.
Grace Brown is the clerk and
Rev. P. ]. Hopkins is the pas
tor. $105.87 was the collec-
ton.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

Taylor as a fine volunteer with
our Ballet class. She is adding
much to to this group.
The ballet class will be on the
Professional Beauticians pro-
gram on June 80.
They were participants on a
program at Parish Street Bap-
tist Church on May 10.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
BILOXI NEWS

The Nichols High School is
now in the closing schedule of
the scholastic year 1962-1963
with Mrs. Fannie L. Nichols
Principal.
This has been a Wonderful
Working Year for students and
teachers. We close May 29th
8 p. m. with one of the largest
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

graduating classes Of the school.
Professor Walter Washington
President Of Utica Junior COL
lege and President Of Missis-
sippi Teachers Association will
be the guest speaker to the
class and audience.
After which, the annual re-
ception will be held in the cafe
terra.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
SOFTBALL TEAMS IN
WEST JACKSON

All Y-Teens in West Jack
son are asked to meet Miss
BYRD and Mrs. Evans at Col
lege Park on Tuesday from 4
to 6 p. m. for softball practice.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
JOIN YOUR Y.W.C.A.
TODAY A UNITED
GIVERS AGENCY

Persons joining this week
are: Mrs. Lilybel King, Miss
Earnestine Jackson, Mrs. Gus
tava Gooden, Mrs. L. B. Jones
Mrs. Lucille King and DR.. Rog-
er A. Young.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
Carson &
BassfieId News

The eleventh Annual Bacca-
laureate sermon of Carver High
School, Bassfield, Miss. May II
1868 at 9 am. Glass Motto:
'T.lat Which We Have Pre-
served Will Never Perish"
Program
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

ing, piano music, leathercraft
and bridge.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

The Bassfield CME Church
had the Presiding Elder with
them in the afternoon, Rev. c.
T. Thompson.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

The Little Zion M. B. Church
celebrated its Annual Woman's
Day and Mothers Day Sunday,
May IL, 1868. The Rev. E. C.
Cametius is the pastor. At 1880
a. m. the Sunday School was
opened by Mrs. Matlean Mof-
fett, serving as superintendent.
Mrs. Cursea Moore reviewed the
lesson by referring to the cause
of the increasing number OF
delinquent children that we
have each year, and the respon-
sibility that parents have in
correcting and guiding children.
"Spare the rod and spoil the
child" Modern life is good but
strict guidance of children is
still important.
The purpose of Woman's Day
was given by Mrs. c. Moore
and welcome greetings were
beautifully given by Miss Goldia
Mae Moffett. My Home Sweet
Home was given by Mrs. Suli-
shia Mcfarland. The origin of
Woman's Day was one of the
highlights of our program
which was discussed by Mrs.
Daisy Alexander. Mrs. E. L.
Middleton led the women and
mothers in singing Amazing
Grace"
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

Expressions and collections
came from the following
churches; Spring Ridge, Mrs.
Novella Johnson and Mrs. Jes-
sic Mckenzie; Bethlehem, Mrs.
Mary Williams and Miss Julia
B. Hunter; Belmont, Mrs. Min
ME Carson and Mrs. Catherine
Hubbard; Mt. Miriah, Mrs.
Dora Singleton, who spoke on
What the chuhch needs" and
Mrs. Lula Clinton; st. Paul
Mrs. Addie Sizer and Mrs. Karo
Butler; Cherry Grove, Mrs.
Amanda Ford and Mrs. Olivia
Chrisler; Old Oak Ridge, Mrs.
Ruth Punches and Mrs. Annie
B. Smith.
Morning Star, Mrs. Mary Lee
Hill and Mrs. Angie Steward;
Friendship, Mrs. Mamie Bark
er, and Mrs. Willie Mae Tay-
lor. The membership taxaction
was led by Mrs. Matilda Nc
Kinza, Mrs. Irene Moffett, and
Mrs. Ellen o. Wright and the
members followed wonderfully.
Closing remarks was done by
pastor E. c. Cornelius who COM
mented the women for their sue
cessful program and gave speci-
al praises to Mrs. Patton for
such a wonderful address and
invited her to come again. Rev.
E. C. Cornelius, pastor; Mrs.
E. L. Middleton, Manager of
the program.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

Among the sick in our COM
munity this week are: Mrs.
Matte Clark, Mrs. Marich
Rogers members of the Chris
tian Grove M. B. Church, also
Mrs. Odessa Journigan of St.
Peter A. M. E. Church their
many friends hope and pray
for a complete recovery for
each.
Roy Journigan: Reporter
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

The Green Grove M. B. Ch.
sponsored a plate dinner Sat
urday May the 18th 1868 which
neted $500 and Sunday May
the 18th through singing $50.10
on last Sunday May the 10Th
raised $11.50 all of this goes to-
ward purchasing some church
pews. We want to thank our
many friends for their kindness
in helping us seat our church.
Mrs. Bette Jean Shelby, Clerk,
Rev. Miller Tayler, Pastor.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

The members of the Ratliff
Chapel M. B. Church and the
many friends wish to express
their heart felt sympathy for
the pastor in his bereavement
and home going of his wife,
Mrs. G. l.. Lloyd.
The St. Mark M. B. Church
held its regular service last
Sunday, May 18th 1868, opening
with Sunday School at 10 a.
m. the devotion was led by the
deacons, at 11:45 a. m. the pas
tor brought the Mothers Day
message which was enjoyed by
all present. At 7:15 p. m. night
services began with the deacons
being in charge of the devo-
tion and at 7:45 p. m. the pas
tor brought forth another fine
message which was the clos
ing of the Mothers Day Pro-
gram. The subject of the mes
sage was standing Walking
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
With Piano Accompanist

War March Of The Priest"
Scripture and Invocation =. -.
........... Rev. Otho Johnson
Selection .... School Choir
psalm $50"
Introduction of Speaker ......
80. Principal ]. E. Magee, Sr.
Sermon Rev. Johnnie Cameron
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Selection ...... School Choir
"Rockin Jerusalem"
Announcements
Benediction
Recessional ............ Band
With Fiano Accompanist
"War March Of The Priests"
There were many visitors
present for the occasion.
For Mothers Day Mr.. and
Mrs. R. D. Farley were proud
to have their son and daughter
in-law, Prof. and Mrs. JocepAuis
Farley, of Newton, Miss, who
were present for the Miss Lois
Jean Farley had for her guests
over the weekend Miss Mary
Yarbrough of Columbia, Miss,
and Miss Lola Mae Johnson of
Bassfield, Miss.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

Mrs. Leila Lynch Homes of
Greenville, Miss. is here in the
home of her brother and sister
in-law Mr.. and Mrs. James Clin-
ton after being in the hospital
several months. She is where
she can get close attention.
Wishing for her that she may
be up and out again.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Journigan Sunday, was
her Sister and Brother-in-law
and their three children also her
brother, Mr.. Bud Pates and her
Aunt from Belzoni, Miss. Also
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemon Journigan
and her Aunt Angie Horton of
Pickens, Miss. was all visitors
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Journigan, Sunday
evening.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

Miss Anna Patton of Clinton,
Mississippi, was the guest
speaker of the day and her
subject was 81 Have Made A
Vow" Her address to the Moth
ers and Women was the high
est peak of their program. She
convinced mothers and women
that it is best to give their
children back to the Lord.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

church Sunday evening May 10,
1868. They had quite few visi-
tors from others courts to help
in making the program. The
program was enjoyed by all. A
delicious plate lunch was served
after the program. Money rails
ed $16.25. Mrs. Bertha Body
sponsor of the program, wishes
to express her appreciation to
everyone for their kindness and
help in the serving.
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

MRS. HARVEY TAYLOR
WORK WITH BALLET CLASS
We welcome Mrs. Harvey
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

The Palace Children of Pick
ems, Miss. rendered a nice pro-
gram at the Lees chapel CME
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
Pickens News

The Cypress Grove M. B.
Church held their regular SER
vices Sunday May 10, 1868. The
Pastor brought the message
which was enjoyed by all. 1t
was soul stirring and very up
lifting. Money raised $56.25.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-08-29

Bread: Patty Sammons, Blue;
Kathy Bittner, White; Karen En-
erson, Red; Linda Shields, Blue;
Kathy Duncan, White: Kathy
Wheeler, Blue; Janet Nelson,
Red; Mary Lynn Higgins, Red;
Sharon Johnson, Blue; Barbara
Racine, White; Anna Fitzgerald,
Red. Quick Nut Bread, Roberta
Wolk, Red; Sharon Johnson,
Blue; Marie Adamson, White;
Deborah Pepion, Red. Pinwheel
Cookies: Kathy Duncan, Blue;
Linda Croymans, Blue; Kathy
Wheeler, White. Baking Powder
Biscuits: Patty Sammons, Blue;
Roberta Woik, Red; Mary Lynn
Higgins, White; Toni Gillian,
Red. Fruit Nut Bars: Patty Sam
mons, Red; Marie Adamson, Red.
Rolled Sugar Cookies: Patty
Sammons, White; Kathy Bittner,
Red; Kathy Duncan, Red; Linda
Croymans, White; Roberta Wolk.
White; Mary Lynn Higgins,
Blue; Beverly Gustafson, Red;
Roberta Durham, Red; Barbara
Racine, White. Mullins: Linda
Olsen, White; Marlene Grosser
Red; Waverly Hall, Blues Kathy
Wheeler. Blue. Up Side Down
Cake: Karen Emerson, Red; Lin
da Olsen, Red; Betty Pepion,
Blue; Karen Pepion, Blue.
Fruit Pie: Marlene Grosser,
Red; Karen Pepion, Blue. 3-jar
Canned Fruit: Linda Olsen, Blue;
Lorrene GustafsOn, Blue; Betty
Pepion, Red; Karen Pepion, Red;
Nicki Luther, White. 3-jar Ex-
hibit Canned Vegetables: Lorrene
Gustafson, White; Fruit Jam:
Linda Olsen, White; Lorene Gust
afson, Blue; Betty Pepion, Red;
Karen Pepion, Red. White Yeast
Bread: Nicki Luther, Red; Anne
Fitzgerald, White. Fruit Butter:
Virginia Durham, White. Pickles:
Lorrene Gustafson, Blue; Sponge
or Angel Food Cake: Nicki Lu-
ther, Blue; Virginia Durham,
White. Shaped Sweet Rolls: Mari
lyn Pepion, Red; Linda Pepion,
White. Jelly Roll With Filling:
Teri Wilson, Red
Chocolate Fudge Candy: Linda
Croymans, Blue; Mary Lynn Hig-
gins, Blue; Jill Davenport, Blue;
Kristin Schuette, White; Peggy
Anderson, Red; Yvonne Johnson,
White. Divinity Candy: Linda
Croymans, Blue. Other Kinds of
Candy: Roberta Wolk, Red. Best
Decorated Cake: Sheryle Wheel
er, Blue; Marian Bear Walker,
Blue; Anna Fitzgerald, Red.
Fancy Shaped Cookies: Karen
Emerson, Blue; Linda Olsen,
White; Janet Nelson, Blue; Bev-
erly Gustafson, Blue.
Photography:
Front Lighting: Judy Jordan,
The Glacier reporter., 1963-08-29

j Blue, l Red. Cross Lighting:
Barbara Racine, Red; Judy Jor-
dan, 2 Reds. Back Lighting: Ken.
meth Pepion, Red; Barbara sRa.
cine, White; Toni Gillian, White.
Architecture: Kenneth Pepion,
Red. Action: Toni Gillian, White;
Judy Jordan, / Red, l Blue. Por'
trait: Kenneth Pepion, White;
Toni Gillian, Red; Judy Jordan,
l Red, / White. Lighting: Toni
Gillian, White.
The Glacier County Youth Fair
Board would like to thank Mrs.
Elbea Higgins, of Browning for
her part in judging of the Dress
Revue, and Mr.. NJ. X. Fields, also
The Glacier reporter., 1963-08-29
Glacier County Youth Fair Winners

Entomology: Basic: DennisPep-
ion, Blue; Greg Harwood, Blue.
NeedIeersff: Potholders Teri
Wilson, Blue.
Miscellaneous Hsndiersff: Pat
ty Matt, Red: Jack Babb, Blue;
Kristin Schuette, Blue; Kathy
Crawford, Blue.
Clothing: Luncheon Cloth: Dix
lie Durham, Blue. Band or Draw
string Apron: Patty Sammons,
Red: Kathy Bitner, Red; Kathy
wheeler. l Blue, / Red; Joleen
Keller. 2 Whites; Terri Gruber.
Blue. Cotton Skirt: Patty Sam
mons Red; Kathy Bittner, Red;
susan Titland, White; Kathy
wheeler. White; Joleen Keller.
White: Michele Dempsey. Red;
Debbie Gibson, Blue; Terri Cru
ber. White; Janet Nelson, Red;
Marian Bear Walker, Blue; Kathy
Kimmet. Blue: Jessie Jean Hall,
White: Dixie Durham, Blue; Kris
tin Schuette, Blue; Deborah Pep
ion, Blue; Teri Wilson, Red, kar-
en- Pepion. Red. Cotton Blouse:
Mchelle Dempsey, Blue; Debbie
Gibson, Red; Janet Nelson, Blue;
Marian Bear Walker, Red; kathy
Kimmet. Blue. Slip or Half Slip:
Irene Harris, Red; Beth Tavary,
Red; Marilyn Phillips, Red. Dress
for School Room: Kathy Duncan.
Blue: Frances Swenson, Blue;
Beverly Gustafson, Blue: Carol
Olsen. Red: Sally Titland, Red;
Peggy Titland. Red; Sharon John
son, Red.
Dress for School Activities:
Linda Croymans, Blue; Peggy Tit
land. White; Sheryle Wheeler.
White; Mary Lynn Higgins, blue.
Skirt and Blouse: Linda Shields,
Red; Kathy Duncan, Blue; Fran
ces Swenson. Red; Linda Croy-
mans Blue: Beverly Gustafson,
Blue: Waverly Hall. Red: Rober-
Ia Durham, Red; Carol Olsen, 2
Reds: Marilyn Phillips. Blue;
Mary Ann Swenson, 2 Blues;
Sharon Johnson. Blue; Marian
Davis, Red.
Jumper and Blouse: Irene Har-
ris. Blue; Beth Taverly, Red;
SheryIe Wheeler, Red. Pajamas:
Helen Ann Kennedy, Blue; Linda
Pepion, Blue. Robe: Helen Ann
Kennedy, Blue; Brunch Coat:
Marilyn Pepion, Red; Barbara Ra-
cine. Red. Sports Pants: Karen
Emerson, Red; Shirt: Karen En-
erson, Red. Play Outfit: Linda
Olsen, Red; Roberta Wolk, Blue;
Mary Lynn Higgins, Blue; Lor-
rene Gustafson, Blue.
Dress for any Occasion: Mary
Ann Swenson, Red; Marie Quist,
Red. Party Dress: Mary Lynn
Lukin, Blue; Virginia Durham.
Red; Leanne Schuette, Red;
Dress for Special Activities:
Mary Lynn Lukin, l Blue; 3
Reds; Maxine Dezort, Red; Mar
lene Grosser. Red; Lynda Kay
Neal, Blue: Leanne Schuette.
Blue. Wool Suit 0ined): Mary
Lynn Lukin, Red; Tracy Ann
Babb, Red. Western Shirt: Mi
chael Stewart, Red; Kenneth
Stewart, Red.
Dress Revue:
Clothes for Fun: Deborah Pep
ion, Blue, placed lst in Division
and received special award; Pat
ty Sammons, Blue; Kathy Bit.
ner, Red: Susan Titland, Red;
Kathy Wheeler, Blue; Terri Cru
Der, Blue; Marian Bear Walker,
Blue; Jessie Jean Hall, Red:
Dixie Durham, Blue; Karen Pep
ion, Blue; Teri Wilson, Blue.
Washable Outfit for School: Car.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-08-29

oil Olsen, Blue, placed 1st in Di
vision and received special
award; Beth Tavary, Blue; Mar
ilyn Phillips. red; Kathy Duncan,
Blue; Sally Titland, Blue; Peggy
Titland, Red; Sheryle Wheeler,
Blue; Waverly Hall. Blue; Ro'
berta Durham, Red; Marian Da'
Wis, Red. Sleeping and Lounging:
Helen Ann Kennedy, Blue; placed
lst in Division and received spe'
cial award; Marilyn Pepion, blue;
Barbara Racine, Blue Sports Out
fit: Lorrene Gustafson, Blue;
placed LIST in Division and re
ceived special award; Karen EN-
erson, Red; Linda Olsen, Red;
Roberta Wolk, Blue; Mary Lynn
Higgins. Blue. Wool or Part Wool
Outfit: Mary Lynn Lukin, Blue
placed 1st in Division and re
ceived special award; Tracy Ann
Babb, Blue. Better Grooming:
Michael Stewart, Blue. placed Isl
in Division and received special
award.
Home Improvement: One OF
more articles made by member:
Zennith Fitzgerald, Red. Home
Improvement Notebook: Luann
MOmberg. Blue; Zennith Fitzger
aid, Red.
Foods:
Miscellaneous S a n d W h e S;
Kenneth Peterson, Red; Rodney
Peterson, Blue; william DuBray
Blue. Oatmeal Drop Cookies:
Judy Sammons, Blue; Linda Bit
ner, Blue; Robert Doore, White;
Sheryle Wheeler, Red; Terri Cru
Der, Red; Marian Bear Walker
Red; Marian Davis, Blue; Amelia
Bed Horn, Red; Grace Matt
White; Pauline Matt, White; Co
leen Wilson White; Patty Matt,
White.
Chocolate Chip Cookies: Judy
Sammons, Blue; Terri Lou Van
Blue; Jane Olsen, Red; Robert
DoOre. White; Sheryle Wheeler
White; Michele Dempsey, Red;
Michael Stewart, Red: Marian
Bear Walker, White; Denise Ra.
cine, Red; Jill Davenport, White;
Vickie Monroe, Blue: Jimmie
Fitzgerald, Blue; Dianne Daven,
port, White. Coconut Macaroons:
Judy Sammons, Red; Jane Olsen,
Red; Linda Shields, Blue; Dixie
Durham, Blue; Denise Racine,
White; Jill Davenport, Red; Keri
Kiesser, Blue. Bar Cookies: Judy
Sammons, Red; Linda Bittner,
Red; Karen Emerson, Red; Jane
Olsen, Blue; Michele Dempsey,
Blue: Marian Bear Walker,
White; Nancy Johnson, White;
Jill Davenport, Red; Colleen Viii.
son. Blue; Kathy Crawford, Blue;
Patty Sammons. Blue.
Miscellaneous Cookies: Wayne
Peterson, / Red, ! White; Banana
The Glacier reporter., 1963-08-29

cine, White; Brandon Lane, Red.
TwO-Year-Olds: Ross Racine,
Red: Roger Harwood, White.
Three-Year-Olds: Troy Monroe.
Blue: Nancy Wiley, White; Judy
Kimmet, Red; Danny GOldrick.
Red: Greg Morris, White.
Showmanship. Junior Division:
Troy Monroe, Blue; Danny Gold
rick. Red. Senior Division: Judy
Kimmet. Blue: Nancy Wiley, Red.
Champion Showmanship: Troy
Monroe.
Sheep:
Bum Lamb, Whiteface: Ronald
Kittson, two Reds.
Bum Lamb. Blackface: Stewart
Augare. Blue.
Breeding Eve. 2 years and oV-
er: Colleen Wilson. Blue.
Breeding Eve, l year and un-
der 2: Marie AdamsOn, Blue; Bill
Adamson. Red; Colleen Wilson,
Blue.
Wether Lamb: Colleen Wilson.
Red.
Eve Lamb: Colleen Wilson,
Blue.
Swine: Feeder Pig. so to 80
lbs: Bill Adamson, Blue.
Poultry:
PuIlet. less than / year: Jack
Babb, Blue; Joy Pepion, Red;
Janice Davis, Red; James Gal
breath. White; Janice Davis, Red.
Hen: Jack Babb. Red; Deborah
PepiOn, Red: Francis Pepion.
Red: James Galbreath, 2 Blues.
COckeral, less than l year: Ma
rie Adamson, Blue: Bill AdamsOn,
Blue; Joy Pepion. Blue; Janice
Davis, 2 Blues; James Galbreath,
Red.
Pen of Three Pullets: Marie
Adamson. Blue; Bill AdamsOn,
White; James Galbreath, White.
Pen of Three Hens: James Gal
breath, Red.
Cock. over year: Jack Babb,
Blue: Deborah Pepion, Red;
Francis Pepion, Red.
One Dozen Eggs: Jack Babb,
Blue; Francis Pepion, Blue.
Pen of Two Turkeys: James
Galbreath. Blue; l Red.
Pen of Two Ducks: James Gal
breath, Blue.
Pigeons: Roy Doore, 2 Blues.
Rabbits:
Buck: Sally Titland, Red; Bill
Adamson, Red; Dennis PepiOn.
Red; Denise Racine, Red.
Doe: Sally Titland, 2 Blues;
Susan Titland. Blue; Denise Ra-
cine, White. Doe and Litter: Bill
AdamSon. Blue.
Garden:
Beets: Joy Pepion, Blue; Mar
ian Davis, Blue.
Onions: Jess Crawford, Red.
Beans: Joy Pepion, Red; Karen
PepiOn, Red; Marian Davis, Blue.
Rhubarb: Jess Crawford, Blue.
Swiss Chard: Joy Pepion, Red;
Karen Pepion, Blue
Horticulture:
Potted Plants: Anna Fitzgerald,
Blue, Red, / White.
Electric:
One Article made by member:
Tommy Johnson, l Blue, l Red;
Kenneth Proefrock, 2 Blues;
Marty Eney, / Blue, Red; Ste
phen Proefrock, Red. Display of
Repair: Richard Tuna, Blue.
Display Of Wiring: Bart Tuna,
Red; Bobby Michaels, Blue; Ste
phen Proefrock. Red.
Woodworking:
One Article made by member:
Roy Doore, 2 Reds; Zennith Fitz-
gerald, Blue; Anne Fitzgerald,
Red; Jimmie Fitzgerald, I Blue,
/ Red.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-08-29

A total OF 438 exhibits were
entered and shown at the Glacier
County Youth Fair in Browning
by l4l I'll Club members, who
represented II All Clubs Of Gla-
cier County
Winners Of the special awards
are as follows:
Eirs, National Bank Of Browning
Awards: Clubs with highest
number of points,
Agriculture:
lst Place. $500. Busy Badgers
+H Club. Browning, Mr.. and
Mrs. James KittsOn, Leaders.
2nd Place. $1,000. Beef Build
ers +H Club. Waller. Mrs. Eileen
PepiOn. Mrs. Carma Adamson,
Don Racine and Mrs. Margaret
Smith. Leaders,
3rd Place. $500. Little Sweet
Pine All Club. Browning. Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar DOane and Mrs.
Rose Wilson, Leaders.
Home Economics:
lSt Place. $500, Willing Wrens
III Club. Cut Bank. Mrs. Wilde
Olsen and Mrs. Esther Brandon,
Leaders.
2nd Place. $1,000. Busy Buz-
yards 4-H Club. Cut Bank. Mrs
George COrrigeux, Mrs. George
Higgins, Mrs. Walter Dumontier.
Leaders
3rd Place, $500. Country Cou-
sins +H Club, Cut Bank, Mrs
Helen Schuette. Mrs. Ray Peter
son. Mrs. Anne DezOrt, Mrs
Phyllis Sammons. Leaders.
County Dress Revue Winner:
(SpOnsOred by the Cut Bank
Chamber Of Commerce): Miss
Mary Lynn Lukin. Browning All
Club. Browning.
Herdsmsn Award: sponsored
by the Cut Bank Chamber of
COmmercel: Miss Linde PepiOn.
Beef Builders 4-H Club. Waller
Ribbons awarded for exhibits
at the Fair are as follows:
Beef Cattle:
Produce Of Dam g or more)
Donna KittsOn. Blue: James Kilt
son. Red: Mike DOane. Blue;
James Galbreath. Blue
Cow. ? years and over. Donna
KittsOn. Blue: James KittsOn,
Red: James Galbreath, Blue; Joy
Pepion. Blue: Karen Pepion,
White: Linda PepiOn, Red; Don
Pepion. Blue: Anthony HarwOOd,
Blue: Mike Doane. Blue: Ken
meth PepiOn. Blue.
Heifer. l year and under ?.
Donald KittsOn. Red: Ronald
RittsOn, Red: Carl Augare. Red;
Larraine Augare. Red: Stewart
Augare, Blue; Bill AdamsOn, Red;
Joy PepiOn, Red; Betty PePion.
Red: Roy DOore, Red; Nike
Doane. Blue; Vicky Monroe.
Blue; James Galbreath, Blue.
Heifer. Z months and under
year: Janice Davis. Blue; James
Galbreath, Blue; Don PepiOn,
Blue: James KittsOn, Red
Feeder Steer. I months and un-
der ! year. Donna KittsOn. Blue:
Joy PepiOn, Blue.
Feeder Steer. ! year and over,
Donna KittsOn. Blue; James Kilt
son. Red; Mike DOane. Red:
Brandon Lane, Red.
Fat Steer: Frank Augare. Blue
Bull Calf. under l year. Mike
DOane. Blue
Horses:
YearIing Colts: Donald Kilt
son, Red; Ronald KittsOn. White;
James KittSOn. White; James
Galbreath, White; Roy DOOre,
Blue; Kathy Kimmet, Blue; Bar
bara Kimmet, Red: Barbara Ra-
The Glacier reporter., 1963-08-29
Back To School Dance!

Back To School Dance!
KIDS brings you another
Browning Bandstand again this
Friday night at eight pm. at
the Ids Church. Dance and fun
for all - dance contest with
prizes. All teen-agers invited.
Refreshments furnished by the
Browning Youth Club. NO ao-
mission charge. Come and see
your friends before leaving for
school. Well see you there.