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4-H CLUB MEMBERS VISIT TRUMAN IN WHITE HOUSE
Members of the 4-H Club from several
states visit President Truman (seated) in
the White House at Washington. They
are in the capital to observe National 4-H
Club Week. The President holds a paper
weight they gave him. - On it is mounted
the elub’s four-leaf tlover emblem. Left to
yight: Jacquelin Duberson of Hammon
ton, N. J.; Barbara West of Calivants
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Governor Herman Talmadge, a former 4-H club mem
ber, congratulates two of Georgia’s outstanding club
nembers, Darrell Moseley, Henry county, and Barbara
Young, Richmond county, on the accomplishments of
Georgia’s 115,000 Four-H boys and girls in 1949. Four-H
¢club members throughout the nation are celebrating
National 4-H Club Week through March 12. .
{H Club Members Start Bread
Project During Special Week
As Georgia’s Four-H club boys
and girls celebrate National 4-H
Club Week through Sunday March
12, they are getting under way
with a bread-making projegt
which will involve approximately
t3)2,000 members, some of them
OYS.
Mrs. Martha Harrison, assistant
state 4-H club leader, said today
that the bread project is attracting
so much interest the boys are ask
ing to participate.
Awards will be offered by the
Calumet Division, General Foods
Corporation, sponsor of the acti
vity, to boys and girls who do out
standing work in the project. All
club members under 14 years of
age will compete in a junior group
and those over:l4.in a senior
group. s
The state winner in the senior
group will receive a free trip to
the' National 4-H Club Congress
in Chicago in December. Second
and third place winners are to be
given SIOO college scholarships.
Six district winners in the senior
group are to receive free trips,to
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AP Newsfeatures
BY SYD KRONISH
MAYBE it's done with mirrors,
or flying saucers, but Andorra,
which has just issued its first air
;111(; stamp, does not have an air-
Andorra is a small autonomous
and semi-independent state on the
France-Spanish frontier. Its 191
Square miles consists of a cluster
of mountain valleys, no part of
Wwhich is below 3,000 feet. The new
100 frane steel blue stamp shows
& couple of mour:tai‘xlx deer.
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THE COMORA Islands, which
has less combined land area than
Rhode Island, will soon issue its
first postage stamp. The Comoros
dot the northern entrance to the
Mozambique Channel between
Africa and Madagascar. The in
habitants of the little archipelago
received their independance gran
ted it within the French Union
Jan. 1, 1047, First visited by Eu-
Topeans in the 16th century, the
Comoros were governed by Arab
lan sultans until the French as
sumed eontrol 1!1 1241.
TO CELEBRATE the bi-centen
nial of the founding of its capital
tity, Port au Prince, Haiti has is
sued three new stamps. The 10
centimes shows the coat of arms
of Port au Prince and a hand hold-
Ing a torch of liberty. The 30 ¢
depicts & portrait of Columbus in
s¢l in a navigators wheel. Colum
bus, aboard the Santa Maria, dis
tovered Haiti on Dec. 6, 1492. The
! gourde bears a circular &Oflm't
of President .Du.ma:sail time,
BRAZIh which usually makes
& habit issuing belated com-
Ferry, 8. C.; Miss Jimmy Page of Elko,
S. C.; Jack McDowell, jr., of Backus,
Minn.; Johkn Hartley of North Haledon,
N. J.; Lucille Robinson of Millersport,
Ohio; Charles Sperow of Martinsburg, W,
Va.; Rohnwyn Lowry of Moultrie, Ga.,
and a student at the University of Geor
gia, and Don Bowman of Limestone, Tenn,
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the State 4-H Club Congress in
Atlanta in October. District win
ners in the junior group will get
cash awards. ¢
County winners in the senior
group will receive a free set of
baking utensils and county win
ners in the junor group are to be
given free subseriptions to the Na
tional 4-H Club News, monthly
magazine.
All club members who enter the
project will be given a free cook
bOOk' Lo A = i e a 2@ 2
Mrs. Harriosn points out that
this is the first time General Foods
has sponsored the project in
Georgia and that only one other
southern state, Tennessee, Wwas
selected for the project in 1950.
Home demonstration agents in
the various counties are supervis
ing the bread baking work among
the club members. Community
champions will compete for coun
ty honors and then county win
ners will compete for district
championships early this summer
a, meetings in Carrollton, Athens,
Tifton, Americus and Statesboro.
memoratives, has just put forth
two new sets. One set consists of
a 2 centavos red and a § centavos
blue honoring the 100th anniver
sary of the birth of Gen. Enrique
Collazo. The dates 1848-1948 are
prominent. The other set, also con
taining a 2 cred and 5 ¢ blue, hon
ors the 100th anniversary of the
birth of statesman Enrique Jose
VVarona. The dates 1849-1949 are
prominent on this lg‘tter set.
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On 1870 Angola, a Portuguese
colony on the southwest coast of
Africa, issued its first postage
stamp. To commemorate the 80th
anniversary or this philatelic oc
casion, Angola has issued a set of
three new stamps, reports Leon
Mosson. On each stamp is a re
production of the first Angola
stamp, a b reis which depicts the
Portuguese Crown. Below the re
productions are the dates 1870-
1950. The 50 centavos is green, 1
angolar rose bfov;m z:nd 4 ags grey.
A new and beautifully colored
set of pictorial airmails has arriv
ed from Guatemala at the New
York Stamp Co. The 3 centabos
shows Lake Atllian, 5 ¢—a monu
men to military hero Tecum Aman,
8 c—the Church at San Cristobal,
13 c—native woman at her loom,
35 c—the Momostenango Moun
tains. e
FINLAND has issed a new 300
mk blue air mail stamp. Depicted
is a four motored plane flying over
the snow-capped mountains of
that country. This stamp bears the
highest denomination in Finland’s
postal history.
To avoid traffic accidents we
must give other drivers and pe
destrians all the rights due them,
says the Safety Education Division
of the Georgia State Patrol. We
should go even further than that
and give them a little more than
their due to avoid wrecked cars
and wrecked lives. No matter who
is wrong, a traffic collision is an
unpieasant experience.
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
MISS GERALDINE KESLER AND MR. JOHN M.
CUNNINGHAM PLAN TO WED THIS SUMMER
Mr. and Mrs. R, L. Kesler, of
Hull, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Amy Geraldine, to
John Mell Cunningham, of Lex
ington, Ga. The wedding wiil be
an event of the summer,
The bride-elect is the oldest
daughter of the Keslers. Her ma
ternal grandparents are Icie Craw=
ford Griffeth and the late William
Griffeth of Colbert. Her paternal
grandparents were the late Wil
liam Kesler and Webb Andrews
Kesler of Carnesville.
She attended the public schools
of Madison county and graduated
from Ila High School.
The groom-elect is the youngest
son of Mrs. Maggie Adams Cun
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ferson Cunningham of Lexington.
His maternal grandparents were
the late William Alfred Adams and
Josephine Abernathy Adams. His
paternal grandparents were the
late George Washington Cunning
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He attended the public schools
of Oglethorpe county and is a
graduate of "Meason Academy.
During the war he served with the
United States Navy. He is con
nected with Dick Fergusons of
Athens.
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