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TAKES DAY
INTHE PARK
By NEA Service
KERRVILLE, Texas.—(NEA)—
Before dawn, the diesel coughs of
bulldozers and graders echoed
from across the Quadalupe river
to wake up the little city of Kerr
ville,
By T a. m.,, nearly half the
city’s 5,000 residents had joined
the bulldozers — not as sidewalk
superintendents, but as volunteer
workers. And by sundown, Kerr
ville had a 35-acre park.
Mrs. Robert S. Hays was there
to turn the first spadeful of earth,
and later she watched a plate
with the name “Louise Hays
Park” attached at the main en
trance of the tract,
Schoolboys, laborers, white col
lar workers and professional men
—plus a lot of women — were
there, too, in overalls and dunga
rees. Maurice Stovall, a teenage
girl, took a turn at driving a big
tractor. Gus McKee, superintend
ent of the Lower Colorado River
authority, put on some old clothes
and wired the master control
a;)xea for the park’s lighting sys
m.
This was Kerrville’'s “Build a
Park in a Day” project, and when
it was over, only a few minor fin
ghing touches remained to be
one,
Along the wooded river front,
which had been vacant land at
dawn, there was now a 100x150
foot concrete dance floor, later to
becomre a pavillion; two rest
rooms, slides, swings, merry-go
rounds, benches, picnic tables and
barbecue pits,
All these grew from the gift of
oilman Robert Hays, a newcomer
to Kerrville, who donated the 35-
acre tract to the city with two
stipulations: that it be made into
a park, and that it be named for
his wife, Louise.
Kerrville'’s citizens did the rest.
They figured it would have cost
about $170,000 for the same re
sults if there had been no volun
teer spirit. Instead, manpower,
mechanical equipment and even
gasoline to run it, were donated.
Actual construction materials,
such as concrete and wiring, were
sold to the city at cost.
And, the day after everybody
went to work, you could walk
down the steps that lead from
downtown Kerrville to the river
front and step across a new pon-
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toon bridge to the park that grew
in a day.
Carnation Sale
Set For May 13
- The Col. Oscar J. Brown Aux
iliary, United Spanish War Vete
sans, will conduct its annual sale
of memorial Carnations May 13th.
The carnation was the favorite
flower of the Spanish-American~-
War President, William McKinley,
and every year the National Aux
iliary promotes the sale of the pa
per carnations all over the nation.
All proceeds are used for the sole
purpose of aiding the underpriv
iledged and needy. Mrs. Mildred
V. Rhodes is general chairman of
the sale in Athens.
- The annual carnation sale is no
new venture in this community
and the general public under
stands the full signifigance of this
project, but it has been said that
“Americans do not need to be in~
formed as much xs they need to
be reminded.” Therefore the sale
on the streets of Athens Saturday
will help bring to mind the ser
vices of ‘“the boys of '98,” who
willingly entered the only war our
country has engaged in for the
sake of humanity alone, and the
only volunteer army in its history.
New Year’s Eve and New Year’s
Day together are known as the
“daft days” in Scotland.
The Gold Coast, in West Africa,
is about the size of Minnesota, ac
cording to the National Geogra
phic Society.
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Drama students and their
coaches from Georgia’s high
schools and colleges will meet at
the University of Georgia Friday
and Saturday for the first state
drama festival-clinic,
Lectures by prominent drama
authorities, panel discussions, and
presentation of one-act plays by
groups attending the festival have
been scheduled.
Featured speaker of the two-day
meet will be Dr., George Beiswa
ger, until recently an associate
editor of Theatre Arts Magazine.
Dr. Beiswager will address a ban
quet meeting of the festival Fri
day night on “Goals for College
Dranra.” :
Panel discussions on the prob
lems of drama from high school
one-act plays to the professional
stage will be led by Paul Jones,
drama critic for the Atlanta Con
stitution; Leighton M. Ballew,
head of the University drama de
partment; Miss Ruth Draper, di
rector of speech at Washington
Seminary; and James E. Popo
vich, assistant professor of drama.
Drama students attending the
festival will be guests of the Uni
versity’s drama department for the
final performance of T. S, Eliot’s
“Murder in the Cathedral” Friday
night.
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FOR ISRAEL
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just about everything that can be
saved.
Apples, baked, stewed, or made
into sauce, make a fine breakfast
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with crisp ready-to-eat breakfast
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Walter R. McDonald, member
of the Georgia Public Service
Commission, was initiated by Phi
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University of Georgia School of
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Student members initiated with
McDonald are Wilton D. Har
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