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The Ernie Pyle World War II Museum in Dana will be open special hours on Veterans Day and the weekend before.
Museum hours will be 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday and from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday and Veterans Day.
Admission to the museum is $3.50 for adults; $3 for adults age 55 and older; and $2 for children ages 4-12. Children 3 and under are admitted free. Veterans will be admitted free on Veterans Day.
The museum's official tourist season ends after Veterans Day, and the museum will reopen in the spring. However, the Friends of Ernie Pyle, a nonprofit organization that owns and operates the museum, will give private tours to individuals or groups during winter months. To request a tour, contact Friends President Cynthia Myers at 765-665-3084, or call the museum at 765-665-3633.
The museum is located on Indiana 71, one mile north of U.S. 36, in the Vemillion County community of Dana, Ernie Pyle's hometown.
It consists of Pyle's birth home and adjacent museum, which strive to preserve and advance the legacy of the famous World War II correspondent. Pyle was killed by a Japanese machine gunner in the South Pacific in the waning days of the war in 1945.
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The Ernie Pyle World War II Museum in Dana will be open special hours on Veterans Day and the weekend before.
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Purdue shooting leaves one person dead
A Purdue University engineering student opened fire inside a basement classroom Tuesday, killing a teaching assistant and prompting officials to put the campus on lockdown, police and the university said.
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CHICAGO (AP) — For Wrigley Field, it really was the party of a century.
Exactly 100 years after the Chicago Federals pounded the Kansas City Packers in the first game at the Chicago ballpark, Wrigley got quite the birthday bash this afternoon.
THS grad Miller among students in adjacent building when shooting occurs
Kris Miller and his roommate were in a computer lab of Purdue's mechanical engineering building Tuesday when they received a call that a shooting had occurred next door.
Bosma moves gay marriage ban bill to friendlier committee
Republican House of Representatives Speaker Brian Bosma sent a bill that proposes a constitutional ban on gay marriage to a more conservative-leaning legislature committee Tuesday, because it lacked support on the first committee to which it was assigned.
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Levy redirects school funds
If the new "protected levy" legislation goes into effect later this year, it would mean "a substantial reduction" in revenue for Vigo County School Corp. bus transportation, capital projects and bus replacement funds, according to the district's chief financial officer.
School debt levy redirects funds across Indiana
School officials and state legislators from around the state are searching for ways to keep the school buses running — and children safe on the streets — pending the loss of millions of dollars for school transportation.
More than 50 school districts in Indiana stand to lose at least 20 percent of their revenues for transportation, new buses and other big-ticket projects under a new law that requires them to first pay off their debts.
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Passage of a long overdue U.S. farm bill could be completed by the end of this month, Sen. Joe Donnelly, D-Ind., said Tuesday.
Vigo coroner tries again for salary increase
After being denied last year, Vigo County Coroner Dr. Susan Amos is again seeking to have her county salary increased to match that of several other county office holders.
Emmert supports more efficient, effective NCAA
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — NCAA President Mark Emmert believes college sports can address the concerns of union organizers without changing the entire model.
Former Parke County teacher, president of teachers' association, arrested for alleged forgery, theft
A former Montezuma Elementary teacher — who also had served as president of the Southwest Parke Education Association — was arrested this morning on various felony counts related to alleged missing funds, according to Indiana State Police.
Shots fired at cars, homes of Vincennes officers
VINCENNES, Ind. (AP) — Investigators are seeking the public's help in finding whoever fired shots over the weekend at the cars and homes of police officers in a southwestern Indiana city.
Vigo County Jail Log: April 23, 2014
The following individuals were booked into the Vigo County Jail by area law enforcement on Tuesday and Wednesday, based on jail records.
Swim by 7 program
Swim by 7 is a collaborative effort involving the United Way of the Wabash Valley and the Vigo County School Corp. As envisioned, all VCSC kindergarten students would participate in the learn-to-swim program once the new VCSC Aquatics Facility is constructed and ready for use at Voorhees Park.
Candidates file finance reports
The Democratic race for judge of Vigo County Superior Court Division 2 boasts the most fundraising of all campaigns for the May 6 primary election.
Mayor Duke Bennett leads community discussion on litter
Talking trash in the neighborhood can get down and dirty.
Public hears about grant to clean up E. coli in Otter Creek
Greg Dunham has known Otter Creek since his childhood. "I walked that creek. I lived in that creek and I was all the time fishing in it, so this was news to me" he said about the concern of Escherichia coli (E. coli) in the Otter Creek watershed.
Lilly to buy Novartis Animal Health
Eli Lilly and Co. plans to acquire Novartis Animal Health for about $5.4 billion, a move believed to strengthen and diversify Lilly's own animal health business, Elanco.
Men: Requests by missing IU girl's parents too broad
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Two men who were with a 20-year-old Indiana University student before she vanished in 2011 say in court documents that her parents are on a "fishing expedition" in their efforts to obtain evidence to use in a lawsuit against them.
FEMA OKs aid for Vigo County
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved disaster aid for 19 Indiana counties hit by a January storm that brought paralyzing snow and frigid readings.
Vigo County Jail Log: April 22, 2014
The following individuals were booked into the Vigo County Jail by area law enforcement on Monday and Tuesday, based on jail records.
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Indiana State University officials, community leaders and donors broke ground Monday on a new, $4.3 million track and field facility on the Wabash riverfront, along North First Street.
Panel approves new school benchmarks
A panel of Indiana business and education leaders were met with boos and jeers from attendees after they voted overwhelmingly Monday to support new math and English standards set to replace the Common Core in classrooms this fall.
Man to face several charges in Linton shooting death
A homicide northeast of Linton is being investigated by the Greene County Sheriff's Department.
Board approves bond structure to fund central pool project
The Vigo County School Corp.'s $9.8 million aquatics center is "on schedule" and "the budget looks good," Superintendent Dan Tanoos told the School Board on Monday.
Judge: Indiana hasn't given good reason for same-sex marriage ban
A federal judge has said that attorneys defending Indiana's gay marriage ban haven't given a valid reason why the state should not recognize the out-of-state marriage of a lesbian couple, one of whom has a terminal illness.
Police: Death from natural causes for 2 bodies found in home
Death by natural causes has been ruled in the deaths of two people whose bodies were found Sunday evening inside their Pimento area home in southern Vigo County.
10 men, 1 woman added to Fire Dept. ranks
Eleven recruits joined the ranks of the Terre Haute Fire Department on Monday during a swearing-in ceremony at Terre Haute City Hall.
Mayor to host Earth Day event for children
Mayor Duke Bennett has partnered with Indiana State University and the Vigo County Public Library to invite children grades K-5 for an evening of hands-on, environmental learning at the City's first Earth Day Extravaganza. The free event will be today, Earth Day, from 4 ot 6 p.m. at the library.
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Make yourself at home in one of the 116 air-conditioned rooms featuring private pools and LCD televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Conveniences include desks and complimentary newspapers, as well as direct-dial phones with free local calls.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and audiovisual equipment. Planning an event in San Antonio? This hotel has 2200 square feet (204 square meters) of space consisting of small meeting rooms and banquet facilities.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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- The hotel will be renovating from 24 March 2014 to 30 June 2014 (completion date subject to change). The following areas are affected:
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Fiesta Suites San Antonio Riverwalk is located a half-block from San Antonio's Riverwalk and 2 blocks from Hemisfair Park and La Villita. Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center is a quarter-mile (0.4 kilometer) away.
The hotel features an outdoor pool and fitness equipment. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in the hotel's lobby. The hotel offers self-parking with in and out privileges for a surcharge. Airport transportation is available (surcharge).
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- Self parking (surcharge)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 204
- Smoke-free property
- Swimming pool - outdoor
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- Rollaway/extra beds available
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 21 years old.
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Bernard Canniffe, B.A., M.F.A.
Interim Program Coordinator
Newport College of Art & Design, University of Wales (Graphic Design); Savannah College of Art and Design. Mr. Canniffe, originally from Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, has made presentations on design for the common good at international medical, design, and academic conferences throughout the world. He was a presenter at the Cumulus Design Conference in Portugal; National Institute of Design Conference Ahmedabad, India; Willem de Kooning Academie, Holland; Zayed University, Dubai; Osaka University, Japan; Shinghwah University, China; Samsung Design Academy, South Korea; Yale University, Connecticut; P&D Design Conference, Brazil; Virginia Commonwealth University, Qatar, and Johns Hopkins University, Maryland. Mr. Canniffe has led design projects and workshops that address socioeconomic and cultural topics, and he has spent the last several years working extensively in the Middle East developing mechanisms to promote cultural acceptance. Mr. Canniffe is the recipient of the Graphis: Inspiring Designers for the New Millennium Award, 2000, the Baltimore Step 10 Most Influential Designers Award, and The Joseph Binder Award, 2010. His work has been published in Graphis, HOW, STEP, Metropolis, GOOD, PRINT, Concept-Indonesia, Design-South Korea and CCPH Perspectives.
Wanda Chaves, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
University of Tampa (Psychology/French; Minor - English & Literature); University of South Florida (Industrial Organizational Psychology); University of South Florida (Industrial Organizational Psychology).
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ESADE Business School (Decision Support Technology), Barcelona, Spain; Dominican University (International Business); ESADE Business School, Barcelona, Spain. In 2011, Dr. Diasio was a visiting researcher in the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Group at Imperial Business School in London, UK. Steve has collaborated with creative strategic consultants Sense Worldwide and Philips Electronics on various aspects of managing open models of innovation. His research has been funded on the regional, national, and international levels. Prior to pursuing his Ph.D., Dr. Diasio has worked at Aon Corp. as a project manager developing front and back-end underwriting systems, a not-for-profit in Chicago, and a leading fashion designer in London. His research presents a framework for open models of decision support that links principles of open innovation and decision support technologies. It proposes that the use of internal and external sources of knowledge can be leveraged beyond product or service innovation, to include decision-making supported by emerging technology. His empirical work investigates the role of IBM innovation jams as IBM learned to engage with a new model of organizing innovation.
James Krause, B.A., M.S., D.B.A.
Walsh College of Accountancy, Troy, MI (Accountancy); Walsh College of Accountancy, Troy, MI (Professional Accountancy); Nova Southeastern University, Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Business Administration, Finance & Accounting). Dr. Krause served as chair of the Accounting Department at the University of Tampa, where he taught for 23 years. In addition to teaching courses at the undergraduate level, he also has experience in developing curricula, including new degree programs at the graduate level. Dr. Krause has been recognized five times since 1994 as Teacher of the Year by the undergraduate and graduate students in the College of Business.
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The College of Management, School of Media Studies, Tel Aviv, Israel (Media and Management); University of Tampa, John H. Sykes School of Business (Marketing). Ms. Bachur has ten years of work experience as a marketing professional in the U.S, Europe and the Middle East. She is currently employed by BayCare Health System, a Florida-based health care services company, and is a member of the company's strategic marketing planning team. Rakefet is bi-lingual and is involved locally in projects promoting corporate social responsibility and environmental sustainability.
Mark Ormond, B.A., M.A.
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University of Pennsylvania (Art History); George Washington University (Art History; Minor - Museum Studies). Graduate of Museum Management Institute at University of California at Berkeley. Mark was Director of the Center for the Fine Arts, Miami, Deputy Director for Collections & Programs and Senior Curator at John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art. He has over 25 years of professional experience in museum management, museum studies, and as an art historian and curator. Mark is author, editor and contributor of art criticism, catalogue essays and monographs on contemporary art and architecture. In addition to teaching courses about the business of contemporary fine arts and the curatorial role of the independent artist, Mark oversees and directs the activities and operations of Crossley Gallery and supports satellite exhibition venues.


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998 S. Robertson Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA | Directions 9003534.059700 -118.383607
Neighborhoods: Pico - Robertson, Central LA
So happy I found this place! – I normally don't waste my time writing reviews, but I feel that I HAVE to give feedback on this salon. I am so happy I found out about this place! My boyfriend and I are going to Vegas in 5 days and decided we should get a tan before we go. We googled tanning and Le Beach came up.
I was skeptical about going because it looks so beautiful from the pictures and I was afraid it would be way too expensive! To my surprise, it is so affordable! We got a great deal through their offer of $29 unlimited tanning and buy one get one free mystic for $35. And not only that, we couldn't print the coupons at home so the girl at the front desk was so sweet to tell us she'll take care of it for us!
The salon is so clean, and from the minute you step foot in the door, you feel like a VIP with their undivided attention and helpful advise! In a time where customer service is almost non-existent, it is such a breath of fresh air to deal with the staff they have at Le Beach! They are truly an asset to the Salon!
packages/contract SCAM – I had been a "member" of Le Beach Club (Beverly Blvd) for years, just paying a monthly fee until they said they weren't offering it anymore and that I had to buy a package deal or single tans. That's where they pulled the scam.
You buy packages with a certain amount of tans, but what they don't tell you is that they expire. The manager said that you buy a membership, and memberships expire after a year. The package I bought said 20 tans, with no indication of expiration, since there was a specific number.....long story short, I moved away for 6 months, didn't use the tans and they "expired". The manager said that he would give me back the tans I had ALREADY PURCHASED if I would buy more. Let me see, buy more when I had already have 10 tans left? On top of it, he could not provide any signature or proof that I agreed (signed) any contract stating they expire. I called a couple times and he wouldnt get back to me. I LOST OUT ON HALF OF MY "PACKAGE DEAL" or about $125.
Wow – I just moved from Florida and I can not believe how friendly the staff is. Im tanning unlimited for less then what I spend on coffee each month!
best tanning salon in L.A.!!!! – Le Beach Club on Robertson is my favorite tanning salon in L.A. and I've been to a lot of them! The friendliest staff on earth, amazing ustomer service, extremely knowledgable and helpful. Amazing beds! Great prices!! I highly recommend!!
Great Staff – Before Le Beach, I went to this other place that wasnt so good. The knowledgable staff specifically create tanning packages that work with your skin type. Now I'm tan and beautiful...glistening like the sun!
Please Read – This place is top-notch. The manager always greets me by name & lets me know the great options they have....(like part tanning bed, part spray on) & she keeps the salon immaculate! I love how she always gets me and makes EVERYONE feel like a V.I.P! Im going back for sure.
The Best – Very Clean Facilities, Girls were awesome, great environment. The service was great. For being my first time i would definitely go back.
Best Manager – I've recently moved and was so bummed that there wasn't a Le Beach Club near my new house. I was especially bummed because the people at LBC on Robertson were always so nice to me. Within 3 visits they knew my name and seemed to remember everything I ever chatted with them about. They do sell, that's for sure, and being in sales myself, the last thing I wanted was to be pitched. But I told the manager there, in a nice way, and ever since then, no one has tried to hard sell me a thing. I almost started missing it! Regardless of a person's financial situation, if people are nice enough to you and make you feel important, you will buy into it. I think the manager and his people have caught on to this and I thought it was important to say so.
Oh and PS! The Mystic there is AMAZING! Very natural and not smelly!
All these 5-star reviews are obviously employees/managers spamming the site to falsely boost the overall rating of this horrible place. Trust me, saying Tiffany the manager is a wonderful person is absurd nonsense, and a giveaway that they (she?) are spamming this listing big time.
There's a reason I came back to write this after 3 years, and that's because I don't want anyone else to get ripped off by these crooks.
I was a long-time customer of theirs and put up with the overpriced packages, as this place is really close to my home.
However, they tried to pull the same scam on me that has been mentioned in other reviews: claiming my sessions had "expired," even though when I purchased the sessions I specifically asked if they ever expire and was told no. The manager tried to claim "We never issue packages that don't expire after a year. It says so on the receipt you were issued at the time of purchase." Unfortunately for her, I had my accountant pull the receipt and brought it in to prove her to be LYING. Even with physical proof, she would only "recredit" me for these sessions if I bought another package. I was stuck so I had to play along, but find such deceitful business practices to be border-line-fraud.
Also, as mentioned in other reviews, they are CONSTANTLY selling new packages to you, no matter how many sessions you still have remaining; in a way that reminds me of the worst kind of telemarketer.
Best beds anywhere! – Le Beach is wonderful! Great rates, great beds that tan you faster than other salons, and great customer service. Everyone is so friendly! I've been to other salons and I've felt like they didn't care I was there-Le Beach cares!
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I reflect sometimes on the strangest things. For the last few days I have been thinking about my family. Not just my Mom, she is still witty and to me just as beautiful as ever. Daddy told her one time she was a Poor Mans Miss America. She is older but still as compassionate and loving as ever.
I think about my sister. She was born at a different time than I was, which makes sense, but I mean it was a very different time in the US and all over, not just in the family. She was born in a home where the Dairy is now and she and Mother lived with my Grandmother and Grandfather because Daddy was gone overseas with the Air Force. She became a teen when Elvis was just starting out and experienced things I will never be able to. There are just some things and times that can not be recreated. She was overseas at a later time with Daddy and Mother and visited places that I will never see. I would listen as she and my parents would bring out some old slides and they would talk about when they visited France or Spain or Italy. Of course by the time I was beginning to understand what was going on at the age of 5, she was married and gone to another land, Cleveland, Ohio and I thought that was the end of the world.
My brother is a few years older than I am. He also grew up in a different time. He knew some of the overseas trips and was in most of the photos and movies and slides taken while they lived the military life, but not a sign of me. He played high school football but then he got hurt and had to have surgery so that ended his sports career. Then Viet Nam started up when he was graduating from High School and because he had to have shoulder surgery, he couldn't go, so Thank God we were spared losing him.
Mother worked at a local auto finance and insurance office with Daddy. I can remember one time I was about 6; a customer came in and saw me sitting at Mothers desk. He asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up and without ever thinking about the answer I told him what was in my mind and heart. I wanted to be like Moma. I wanted to do what she does. She smiled and kinda laughed a little bit, and I am sure in recollection, she probably blushed a little, but I was serious. I wanted to be like my Mother.
I wanted to be a secretary or whatever it was she did there at the office with Daddy. I wanted to be as pretty as she was and I wanted to carry myself in the graceful manner and be a lady just like Moma.
Well, Daddy died when I was 15 so my adulthood started immediately. There was no transition. It was my time to take care of Moma and be sure she didnt want for anything or be sad. If I only knew. I have no idea how many tears she shed without letting me see, but I do know that she is still as much the lady I remember of the 60s and carries herself in such a sweet manner to this day.
I tease her sometimes that once I get her raised, I dont want any more!!! She tells me without missing a beat that she just thanks God I wasnt twins. We both know the other is kidding and that we are both so thankful and so fortunate to have each other and that along the way when she became a widow suddenly at age 47 and I became an adult at 15 and braces freshly off my teeth, that we would be each others rock. Each others stability. And to this day, we are.
My sister had two boys and they have grown and gone their ways. One has two childen and the other lives in California and is loving it. My brother never had children and I didnt either. No reason except that God gives us what we are supposed to have at the time we are supposed to have whatever gift He is giving us.
So I guess since he has no children, he chose to raise me and Moma.
He lives in Montgomery and is married to his childhood best friend.
We are a small family but one that is blessed. Not especially with money, or with things, but with a lot of love. And you know, sometimes that is worth more than any tangible things on this earth. At least thats how I see it.
I was in a store the other day and I heard someone ask a young lady in front of me, "So what are you getting for your birthday?" I checked my merchandise out and paid the cashier and left without listening to the answer but I kinda smiled to myself and thought, I haven't heard that question in a long, long time. So if I were asked that question, I would have to say, I don't know. But since you asked, I would like a new washing machine.
That sounds like a strange request, I know and not one that most women would ask for, but I want a special Washing Machine. I don't really care for the name brand, that's not the important feature I want. It doesn't matter to me if you have to add the fabric softener by hand later or pour it into the side car part of the top of the washer; or if it has pretty buttons that you just touch and they light up and do everything but put the clothes and towels in the dryer for you. No, just plain and one that doesn't eat socks. That's my only requirements.
I have found in my many, many years of washing clothes that there is not a brand that I have ever used that doesn't let you get all the socks out at the same time. Where do they go? Why do they go?
And why does my bra strap get wrapped around the spinning part of the washer? I have more warped pieces of underwear than I can list. Doesn't matter if they are new or old, they are all, well, just don't look like the photos on the packaging shall we say. The statement that one size fits all does not apply to me. In any sense of the word, no further explanation needed.
And my husband gets onto me all the time about putting too much bleach in the tons of loads of washing I do every week. How can there be too much? I live in a house with cats and a dog that live inside so there is always a stain of some sort to get out and there is no outfit that is complete with out dog or cat hair on it.
And I want a washer that doesn't fade black or dark colored clothes. I buy the detergents that say they are fade resistant, but something happens and my black clothes are all varying shades of grey. And my husband has several pair of slacks that were at one time black but now, well they are sort of on the taupe side.
Oh well, I guess I will keep using the same washer and dryer I have and I am thankful for it. If I had to go to the river or creek and get the washing done by beating on a rock, well he would just have to wear a loin cloth.
There again, One Size does not fit all.......and there are some folks you just don't want to see in a loin cloth. I am one of them.
My birthday is 9/11, and I am proud of that fact. Its strange, before the events that happened on 9/11/2001 that date was not that recognizable. Now when I have to give my DOB, and all I have to say is 9/11 and before I tell the year, I get a look of sympathy. And tonight I was showing my ID and a lady told me that I sure did pick a sad day to be born. Well, no, not really, I dont think. I believe that God put me on this earth on the exact time and day He wanted to put me here. My brother was born on 9-6 and my sister was born on 9-9 so no, I think I have a good birthday. Its like me, its unique.
When I think of my birthdays over the years, there are several that come to mind and they are wonderful memories.
My sister made me cakes that were shaped like Princesses with the big flowing dresses, and I remember one was in pink and one year I got one in lavendar. Moma told me I could get my room painted whatever color I wanted and I wanted the color of the dress the cake was that year. I still love that color.
My brother gave me a book one year written by one of my favorite people, Robert Schuller. I was excited about the book but in his wonderful big brother style, he had hidden a check for $25 in the book and I found it a while after all parties were over.
We have had some pretty funny birthdays too. My sister and I have given the same card to each other; (and there several years between our births as there are several between me and my brother) but yet we have exchanged the same gifts; or used the same wrapping paper. Same mother and father, just different years in our ages.
And there have been birthdays when we were totally caught off guard by Mother. I wanted to order the cake one year and I called the bakery and I had them put an artist pallet on it and a clown to represent my brother and sisters interests at the time. Little known to me was the fact that Mother called and had the bakery add a blue typewriter to the cake to show what I was doing at the time, which was working. We have a photo of her holding the cake and smiling, because she had gotten one over on me...
There are photos taken of me by Mother when I was on my way to class somewhere and she wanted me to pose by a tree in the backyard so she could take my photo. As Lame as it sounded at the time, I now look back on that photo and admire the way I looked and am thankful for Mother wanting to take the photo of me in my teen years.
Last year, there was a bag left on my fence in the front yard and it had no name on it but it contained water bottles and a purse and all sorts of neat things. Later I found out that it was placed there by my cousin that earlier in the year had been going through chemo and radiation. I still break down sometimes when I think of the kindness she showed in thinking of me on my day after all she had been through.
And then this year, I got a surprise and I dont know who to thank. I received a beautiful shawl (pashima) in red and black woven material in a brown manilla envelope in my mailbox. It had been mailed from a local post office and it has no return address or name on it. There was an envelope inside and it held a puzzle. No box to go by and whomever sent it knows I love a challenge, so they sent me a puzzle with the pashima and the puzzle was not round nor square but was an odd shape and it was of a long haired maiden in a flower garden.
Is this supposed to be the VIRGO that I am born under the sign of? Does the sender know I have long hair and that I love flowers? I dont know. But what I do know is that I am so thankful for my wonderful gifts. I am thrilled. I am wearing the shawl to the ballgames at JSU and every Weaver Event I can and I am taking my bag that my sister had made for me that has red and black paws on it for the Weaver Bearcats or just animals in general. I am going to be so proud in my new things, and you know what, whomever sent me the package, THANK YOU. GOD LOVE YOU, cause you know me, know I love to celebrate my birthday and that I love surprises. I am just a kid at heart.
I still think back on the parties we had at Mothers house and when the whole crowd of family would come and we would have hamburgers from the grill or we would have barbque or something equally as good and then BIRTHDAY CAKE!!!
So if you see me going to a bakery and getting me a Birthday cake in the next few days, then you will know I am a happy, well adjusted big kid, I just love the celebration that I am able to celebrate one more year on this earth, and that I am just a big kid at heart. A heart with a smile on it, because all of you that have wished me Happy Birthday and Many More, well, I am taking you at your word and having a Happy Birthday, even if it is on 9-11.
This week I will turn 51. I dont know if thats bragging or just being silly but to me its a milestone. I have never been 51 before. I turned 50 a little over a year ago and I kinda liked it so I am hoping that 51 will be even better. You see I am a kid at heart. I know to look at me you think I dont look my age, I look older, but theres a lot of years on this body. See, I have not been in the greatest of health the last couple of years and I guess thats what makes me more sentimental about getting older because I now find that each day has its own gifts. I like to get up early in the mornings when the day is still brand new and the earth is waking up and as I let the dog out to go do whatever it is she does at 5 in the am, I look at the sky and I tell God good morning. I know that sounds a little strange, but thats a wonderful way to start the day. I mean, after all He does so much for me. Then of course the dog comes back in and its time for us to eat/drink something and go back to bed for a few more winks. Life is what you make it and mine is quite simple but yet so full. I am thankful for so many things that if I tried to list them or even give thanks for them individually I would go to sleep before getting them counted, so I just say THANK YOU GOD and let it go at that. He understands.
Ok, so now for the next part of my life. I am anxious to see what it will bring. I dont want things to change, in that I want to have my Moma around for a long, long time, and keep my husband in the good health that he is in, keep my own health where it is at this time and keep my sister and brother in the good health they are in. Not to say we all shouldnt eat better and exercise and do the things that we are supposed to do but for the most part, my family is a happy family and we all get along well, and thats a big thing to me. My inlaws are family. I couldnt have picked out a better set of folks to belong to. My mother in law has taught me so much in the way of cooking and canning and herbs and flowers and reading the Classics; and my father in law has picked up where I needed a father figure so badly. My own dad died when I was 15 and I married when I was 22 so between those years I was just kinda lost, and I hit the goldmine when I got my father in law. He has repaired more tires, motors, broken items, lamps, and even fixed dog pens, houses, roofs and so much more. He is a wonderful man, and might I say one of the Godliest men I know. He walks the walk and he talks the talk and he and she are well worth their weight in gold.
If I were in school, it would be time to write a paper on what I did this summer. So here goes, this is what I did in the summer of my 50th year.
I am donating my hair to the Cancer Society next week. It will finally be the length they need and since it is "organically white" no color or perms or anything, they are supposed to be able to get more money for it to make wigs for those that have lost their hair. I am proud to do this for those that need it. Its my honor.
I have found the singin' at the Jacksonville Rehab and enjoyed their Sunday blessings.
I have "canned" 48 pints of fresh stuff. Vegetables, salsa and pickles, but I did them. It was a chore, in that it took me a little longer because it was my first time to do this and well, it just took longer. But I did them. And its neat.
I joined the Weaver Cultural Arts Committee. This means that I have a hand in preparing for and joining in the planning of and advertising of the Easter Egg Hunt in Weaver; the Weaver Station Heritage Day Celebration and soon the Christmas Parade. Thats fun.
I was instrumental in having the First Community Wide Weaver Alumni Yard Sale. We didnt have a lot of folks come as vendors but it was the first one and we did very well. That was a great day!
And I learned that there are no cliques when you get older. When I was in school, I wasnt in the band; wasnt a cheerleader; wasnt an athlete, so I kinda didnt feel like I fit in. So after High School graduation I went to work and I worked for over 30 years all over the county and in Etowah County and all around. So I lost touch with folks in the City I grew up in. Now that I have grown to be an older woman, I find that I FINALLY FIT IN!!
We all have older parents; most of us have no kids at all or none at home; we are all looking forward to paying off the mortgage and comparing who goes to what doctor and what ailments we have or have had. Sounds depressing to most young folks, but you know what, the white hair, the lines on my face and the age spots on my skin are badges of honor. I wear them with the courage it took to get here and for once in my life, I finally fit in, and I like it. So today, as you read this, take pride in yourself in that you have the ability to give Thanks; and you too have badges of honor, so celebrate. After all, its my birthday, and I think EVERYBODY should celebrate !!
As you know by now, I drive around the County in my little old Honda and I am usually not alone. I have a white haired female with me most times and she is my best friend. Has been my whole life as a matter of fact. I think when I get her raised, I am not having any more!!! She is 84 years old, (dont tell her I told you) and there are days I could swear she can out work and out wit me with no effort on her part.
We have a Sunday routine that started several months ago and its just habit now more than anything else and to tell you the truth, I look forward to it and have given great details of our Sundays to my inlaws on more than one occasion. And on Sunday evenings, my mother in law wants to know the details of the day and tells me she just envisions what all went on.
See I go to get Momma sometime Sunday and we go to Jacksonville. She has a sister there that is in the Jacksonville Rehab Center and so we make most of the Sunday afternoon out of the trip there and around Jacksonville and let me tell you its something to take delight in.
Not that going to the Rehab Center is for everyone and I understand that but we have a good time visiting not only with my aunt but with the others that are there and I cant tell you who gets the bigger blessing, me, them or Momma.
Our day starts out with discussing where we are going to eat and she ALWAYS tells me its my choice, and well, there is a variety of places in Northern Calhoun County to go, so we change it up every week. She likes to go to see the faces of folks around and she finds the smallest things to delight in, like the face of a child or a leaf blowing around on the ground or a flower thats in bloom or even a cloud. Things most people take for granted, and I must say I have most of my life, but now that I am awarded the ability to spend time with her, well, I see things a lot differently.
So we get the food and she gets to pick where we are going to sit. Usually its with her facing a window so she can comment on whats going on over my shoulder, and I just found out its so she can sneak one of my fries, (which I really order for her but tell her they are for me and we can share)...
After the hour or so long meal, we go to the Rehab Center. There is usually a crowd on Sunday afternoon but unless its bad weather, we ride the parking lot together and find a space and we walk in together.
Without fail, she will talk to whomever is sitting there at the door or in the room, be it patient, family or employee and make a small conversation with them, and I just delight because she is smiling at them that sweet Motherly smile I have known and loved for over 50 years now.
We make our way down the hallway, and she speaks to everyone she comes in contact with and places her aging hand on their shoulder and makes some sort of connection with them even if nonverbal on their part, so that they know someone loves them and wants them to know it.
We get to my aunts room and she and Momma begin to talk and within a few minutes I make my announcement, "I'm going to singin Momma, be back in a little while, you know where I am if you need me." and off I go.
See "singin" is my Sunday church of sorts. I am usually the youngest one there. The folks that are in there with me are mostly patients of the Rehab Center and every week the entertainment lineup changes but its Church Music every week and most times someone winds up doing some preaching.
Its the absolutely most moving experience I have had in a long time as far as church goes. I dont know if its because the majority of the folks that are in there are patients or because its old-time church songs that I know and grew up with or because they dont mind if you sing along, (and I do) and sometimes there are instruments and sometimes not, but there is never a shortage of love and emotion and just good feeling in that room.
There are a couple of people that I try to sit near when I go to "singin" and even if I did know their names I wouldnt publish them, but one is a lady that tells me when I am in there the same times she is that she loves what I have on. It doesnt matter what the outfit is, she loves it. That makes my heart smile. See I learned a long time ago to wear BRIGHT colors or a pattern or shirt with something on it that is easily recognizable to Momma. She has a problem with memory from time to time, so I have the same Honda that I have had for 20 years and I wear bright colors or something that she will easily see and know that its me. Evidentally my friend in the Rehab center likes them too. And there is a man that saves me a seat by him. He is in a wheelchair and yet he has the forethought to wait for me to enter first ahead of him, very much a gentleman, and he saves me a seat by him if for some reason he gets there before I do. Again, dont know his name and all he knows is the lady in the red car. Doesnt matter, Momma knows where I am and I know where she is and the funny thing is when I get back to the room where my aunt and her room partner are at, they want to know all the details, like who did I see, what did I learn and what all went on.
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NUMBER 45. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. APRIL, 1893. Atlanta University, A tlanta, Ga. Has 600 students in College, Normal College preparatory, Grammar, and Primary departments, under 30 officers and teachers. Trains teachers and leaders of their race from among the sons and daughters of the Freedmen of the South. Gives industrial training in wood-work, iron-work, mechanical drawing, printing, farming, cooking, sewing, dressmaking, millinery, laundry-work, and nursing the sick. Has sent out 235 graduates from College and Normal courses, nearly all of whom, together with hundred's of past under-graduates, are engaged in teaching and other useful work in Georgia and surrounding states. Owns four large brick buildings, on seventy acres of land, one mile from, the centre of Atlanta., Ga., library of 7,000 vols., apparatus and other equipment — all valued at not less than a quarter of a million dollars. Having no endowment (except about 38,000, mostly for special objects), the Institution requires at least $25,000 a year in donations from its friends to continue the work now in hand, and a fund of about $500,000 to put that work on a permanent basis. Annual scholarships of $40 each are asked for to provide for the tuition of one student for one year. Subscriptions of $100 and upwards are-solicited for general current expenses. Legacies for endowment or for current expenses are greatly desired. Remittances of donations or inquiries for further information may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D. Atlanta, Ga. THE PATH -- A SONNET. There are no beaten paths to Glory's hight. There are no rules to compass greatness known ; Each for himself must cleave a path alone, And press his own way forward in the fight. Smooth is the way to ease and calm delight, And soft the road Sloth chooseth for her own; But he who craves the flow'r of life full-blown Must struggle up in all his armor dight. What tho' the burden bear him sorely down, And crush to dust the mountain of his pride. Oh! then with strong heart let him still abide, For rugged is the roadway to renown. Nor may he hope to gain the envied crown Till he hath thrust the looming rocks aside. Paul Laurence Dunbar. [See notice elsewhere.] THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT. HlSTORY, Work of its Graduates, Methods, Needs. HISTORY. In 1840 the Massachusetts Legislature provided for the establishment of the first Normal School in America. The appropriation was small, the school was small, and the outlook of the experiment was not hopeful. "Its methods were laughed at, its graduates looked upon with suspicion. The early curriculum was meagre, and much of the earlier work was spent in imparting the rudiments of knowledge rather than upon the professional work for which the school was organized. In fifty years the one small school has developed into five large institutions, sending forth each year into the teaching ranks more than two hundred graduates, from courses of two, three, or four years in length—graduates who are from the start valuable additions to the teaching force of the state. Within five years the state has erected, at a cost of half a million dollars, three magnificent buildings, thoroughly equipped and furnished, for the housing of three of these schools, and plans are already under way for the erection of a fourth structure. Yet these schools are able to furnish but a small part of the teachers required to keep full the teaching corps. Georgia, nine times as great in area as Massachusetts and with a population nearly the same as that of the old Bay State, has cue Normal School a year old for white girls. For the children of the 700,000 colored people of the Empire State of the South, obliged by law to take teachers of their own race, there is absolutely no state provision for the professional training of teachers. Yet a teacher prominent in the state, four years ago, in an article urging upon the legis- lature the establishment of the above mentioned Normal School, stated that the missionary schools for the colored were giving students in their Normal departments a training for teaching superior to that enjoyed by white teachers, while the present Commissioner of Education, commenting upon the work in the counties, stated that the colored teachers were in many quarters doing a work comparable favorably with that of the white teacher of the same counties. At the Convention of Educators of Colored Youth, held in Nashville, in 1891, Prof. Gibbs, of the State Normal School, Florida, read a paper upon Normal work in colored schools. In the paper the following statements were made concerning the Atlanta University, viz. : that Atlanta University was the first of the missionary schools to open a Normal department, and that the Normal department was the largest, and the Alumnae list the longest, of all the colored schools. The first catalogue of the school was issued in the Spring of .1870 and is entitled, " Catalogue of the Normal and Preparatory Departments of Atlanta University." It is difficult in the earlier catalogue to separate the students in the Normal Course from those pursuing an elementary English Course. In 1874 a distinction was made of courses, and a Higher Normal and a Normal Course were inaugurated ; the Normal Course so called was simply a Grammar School, and in 1880 was so recognized by a new organization when the Normal and Grammar Courses were re-arranged and so named. Since 1874, then, there has been a department covering a course of four years and doing work of a distinctly Normal character. The requirements are: that those who enter the course shall have cov-ered the ground of an ordinary Grammar school, and candidates must pass satisfactory examination in the prescribed
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Number 176 Atlanta, Georgia November, 1907 To Our Donors A Letter from Ex=President Horace Bumstead Now that ray long service for Atlanta University has come to an end and my office as President has been assumed by another, I desire to say a few words to you in behalf of my successor, the Rev. Edward T. Ware, and the work which I have transferred to his hands. First of all I want you to know of the great satisfaction it is to me to have for my successor one who has all his life been endeared to me by peculiar ties of affection and who, as the son of my predecessor as well as by his own personality, gives gratifying assurance of a successful administration. It is also a great satisfaction to know that the life of the Institution is to go on with no serious break because of the change of administration, and that the historic policy and high ideals of the past will be maintained in the future. Surely all this must be a source of gratification to you also who for so many years have been giving generously for the maintenance of the work. Many of you are personal friends of myself or Mrs. Bumstead, and with a large number we have both of us been permitted to establish very pleasant relationships through personal calls or correspondence. We cannot forget at this time that interest in charitable work is often so blended with a kindly interest in the workers themselves that, when the workers change, there is danger of a lessened interest in the work. We trust that this will not prove true in the present case to any serious extent, but there certainly can be no harm in reminding our friends of the possible danger. Though no longer actively connected with Atlanta University, neither Mrs. Bumstead nor I can ever cease to be interested in its welfare. We shall carry its needs upon our hearts and rejoice, as heretofore, in every indication of its growth and prosperity. For our sakes then, and still more for the sake of the work, than which there is none more needy and at the same time more fruitful in its far-reaching results, will not you, dear friends, continue and if possible increase the aid which you have so kindly given in the past? Cumulative Influence The. large number of letters which come to us from the graduates of Atlanta University in all parts of the South, expressing their renewed devotion to this work, brings in to prominence the cumulative influence of an institution of such long standing as this. The five hundred and sixty-one graduates who are working in all parts of the South, many of them as teachers of public schools and secondary schools, as well as the large number of undergraduates who have left Atlanta, before completing their course, serve to spread the interest in and loyalty for this work. 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There is always something peculiarly enticing in the fostering or supporting of a new enterprise, and of course the growth and development of a race always demands new institutions to meet the special needs of the present time; but when a school has once become well established and the sense of novelty and a certain flavor of romance has worn away, something else must take their place in the minds of interested people. Early morning is usually beautiful and inspiring, but the heat and burden of the day must be borne; and is it not then that the work of greatest effectiveness is often accomplished? The place where At- lanta University now stands was forty years ago a red clay hill, surmounted by Confederate breastworks. A young man stood upon the breastworks and looking off towards the West saw a vision of green campus and stately buildings, which has been in large part realized. At that time a few young people, unaccustomed to freedom, assembled on this hill, thrilled with excitement and a curious sense of something miraculous in the learning of books. These people through experience have come to know that education means work and opportunity means responsibility. To-day there are three hundred and fifty young people of high school and college grade in Atlanta University. Many of them are the children and grandchildren of those who first came here to go to school. The vision of the future which came to Edmund Ware, who founded this school, has not yet been fully realized, nor will it be for many years to come. The vision of development and enlarging usefulness is still before us, but that which has been accomplished through the years ought to be resulting in the largest usefulness in the present. We have our beautiful grass-grown and wooded campus; we have our seven substantial buildings with their equipment for work; we have our young men and women coming from all over the South to study here in such numbers that we cannot accommodate all who apply; we have the cumulative interest which the years have piled up among the Negro people of the South; we have our graduates and our old students making by their lives centers for wholesome and inspiring influence. All this is our heritage from the past, the gift to us of those who have done their day's work well in the world, and some of whom have for it paid the last full measure of devotion. And in order that these real possessions may be put out at interest and bring the largest returns, we appeal to our friends to uphold our hands by generous gifts to this work which has so noble a past, so great an opportunity in the present, and such unmeasured possibilities for the future.
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