The Allen American (Allen, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 35, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 21, 1972 Page: 3 of 10
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BELONGS TO THE ETERNAL CHILD WITHIN US. — Helen
E, Haines
Cecil Ray Johnson, 31, Route
2, Farmersville; and Bobbie
Kaye Long, 24, Route 2, Far -
Joyce Stone.
A sincere and warm welcome to all our new members,
and to all Allenites and neighbors; come by and look us over.
We think you'll be pleasantly surprised by our bulging
shelves jam-packed with good reading for all tastes and
ages, and remember, IF WE DON'T HAVE THE BOOK YOU
WANT, WE'LL GET IT FOR YOU.
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Then when Jimmy was ready for college,
They all three pulled strings for him,
Even told lies about their finances,
So they could get a scholarship for "Jim."
Mrs. Janice Adcock led our 4 Story Hour attendees
f • through a lively session on Saturday. Next Saturday morning
at 10, Mrs. Jo Ann Belzwill be our guide through Storyland,
so don't miss it, all you kids from 4 to 8 or thereabouts.
Hope to see YOU there.
Book donations, gladdening our hearts as always, came this
week from Mrs. Perry Moseley, who gave us 2 copies of
Richard Scarry's BEST STORY BOOK EVER, a real treasure
for youngsters 9 and under (and their parents, if they read
to their children), and Mrs. C. E. Ottoway, who brought a
big box crammed full of popular fiction. Thank you ladies.
New members this week added up to 16; Floyd Davidson,
Karen Dement, Jill Enloe; Betty, Billy and Ronnie Layton;
Lori Beth and Mrs. Bill Nelson; Christy, Lynn, and Mitchell
Smithwick; Janet Wood; Kahty, Michael, and Tina Purvis, and
in college Jimmy was having it rough,
So he bought answers from Ray,
"Expelled*. Why, how could you do this to us?"
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Allen High's new Stage Band will perform its first public concert
tonight at 7:30 at the high school band hall. The public in in-
vited to the performance at the Band Boosters meeting.
Mail to The American, Box 27, Allen, 75002.
Any child under school age is eligible.
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Here is Auge Smith, son of Gary and Duanne Smith of
101 Belmont. Auge celebrated his second birthday St.
Patrick's Day, March 17.
First United Methodist
Church will observe Holy Week
March 27-31, with services
each evening.
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mand announces new three
year enlistment program in the
Regular Navy called “Sea-
farer” and “Airman’* which
will guarantee an individual his
choice of which coast he pre-
fers to be stationed.
The Seafarer Program
offers a guaranteed assign-
ment to sea duty and enlist-
ment as Seaman Recruit. In
the Airman Program an in-
dividual is enlisted as an Air-
man Recruit.
To be eligible for these
programs, a person must be
between the ages of 17 and 31,
must make an acceptable score
on the Armed Forces Qualifi-
cation Test, and must not have
more than two dependents.
Further information may be
obtained from your local Navy
Recruiter at 607 W. Garland
Ave, or you may call collect
272-7967.
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The best fantasy stories for children present a story
founded on everyday life, which then takes fantastic turns
’ making the unreal seem real, the incredible seem ordinary.
The roles of animals, people and things are rearranged
4 to create a world which the child can understand and identify
with, and realize he is not alone in experiencing feelings
alien to our adult world.
The roots of good fantasy, however, remain deeply
imbedded in reality; only the branches are reshaped, to suit
the author's expression, into allegory or metaphors, shining
y a light on what may be obscure to all but the mind's eye.
0 Beyond those tales for very young children, wuch as the
fairy stories, simple myths and fables, there are wonderful
works of fantasy for the child 8 to 12 years old.
Never preachy or obviously didactic, these stories never-
theless almost always transmit, through imagination and
wonder, a powerful sense of right and wrong, justice and
injustice, bigotry and understanding. Clothed in brilliants
and shadows and masks, they reflect the author's concern
‘ ' with the fundamental and universal issues of life,
A small sampling of some of the best of these, all available
at your Allen Public Library, include:
Robert Lawson's RABBIT HILL; Kenneth Grahame's WIND
IN THE WILLOWS; J. R. R. Tolkien's THE HOBBIT; E, B.
White's CHARLOTTE'S WEB and STUART LITTLE.
g Mary Norton's THE BORROWERS; Hugh Lofting's THE
6 VOYAGES OF DR. DOLITTLE; Elizabeth Coatsworth'sTHE
CAT WHO WENT TO HEAVEN; William Pene DuBois' THE
TWENTY-ONE BALLOONS; Carolyn Bailey's MISS HIC-
KORY; Rachel Field' sHITTY; HER FIRST HUNDRED YEARS;
Roald Dahl's CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY;
Madeleine L'Engle's A WRINKLE IN TIME; George Mac-
Donald's AT THE BACK OF THE NORTH WIND; and Lloyd
Alexander's TIME CAT.
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The Future Homemakers of Four Allen girls. Honey
America chose North Texas Bankhead, Pam Burnside,
State University in Denton as Georgia Barr and Jan -lves
the setting for their annual accompanied by their sponsor
Home of Delegates and AreaV Mrs. Ella Jo Adams, traveled
Meetings, held March 17 and to Denton to represent their
18, local FHA Chapter. Honey
nesday evenings, Rev. Jack will be in observance of the
Smith, Pastor of Wesley Uni- crucifixion This service will
ted Methodist Church, Me- lift up The real and serious
Kinney, will be the guest cost to God and man in winn-
preacher. Rev. Smith will be ing the most crucial battle of
speaking on “The Basics of all time. However, it must be
the Christian Faith." kept in mind that the full
On Thursday evening, Mau- victory will not be claimed
ndy Thursday, (“eCommand until every creature of God
Thursday ," recalling our has entered into the new life
Lord's command, “Do this in of recociliation in Christ. The
remembrance of me") the Good Friday service will be
service will be observance of observed with a vigil of medi-
the Last Supper. Those ga th- tation and prayer in which each
ered will have the opportunity word of Jesus from the cross
to break bread together in will be duly noted.
memory of the Lord Jesus All these services begin at
Christ, 7:30 p.m. and are open to any
The Friday evening service and all who wish to attend.
Bankhead represeted the group
as voting delegate at the Fri-
day night meeting.
The theme of the Saturday
meeting was FHA - YOUTH
POWER - U.S.A. The two
objectives of the meeting were
to help youth comprehend the
problems of society and con-
tribute to their solution, and
to strengthen bonds within the'
family and between the family
and community.
The group was privileged to
hear several enlightening and
thought provoking talks given
by teenagers. The main speak-
er was Dr. Robert Galvan,
Assistant Vice Chancellor,
from TCU in Fort Worth, who
spoke on “Decisions That
Count". He was a great hit
with the audience and received
a standing ovation.
Then not attending meetings,
the group activities the girls
enjoyed shopping, swimming,
and touring the NTSU and TWU
campuses.
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Camper, Buddy & Camper, Pat. The Allen American (Allen, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 35, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 21, 1972, newspaper, March 21, 1972; Allen, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1407259/m1/3/: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Allen Public Library.