Aerial Photo of the New Lodge on Mount Magazine

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Arkansas: The Natural State

Nifty Fifties members may find of interest the "Arkansas: The Natural State" website, which can be accessed at http://www.arkansas.com/interactive-fun/. It features "Things to Do," "Places to Stay," "Outdoors," "State and Federal Parks," "Trip Planner," "Kids and Family," "Group Travel," "Photo Gallery," "Lakes and Rivers," "Maps," and many other useful topics.

The website also provides screen savers containing beautiful pictures of scenery in Arkansas that can be downloaded free of charge at http://www.arkansas.com/interactive-fun/screensaver/default.asp.

TBP

Posting Messages to the FSHS 1950 Class Blog Site

Peg Putnam has extended invitations to the FSHS 1950 Class to become team members of this blog site. Not all of the class members' e-mail addresses are known, and if you did not receive an invitation and wish to become a member, contact Peggy at peggyp@ipa.net. You may comment on previous postings without becoming a team member, but to post messages to the site you must respond affirmatively to Peg's invitation and establish your blogger username. Thereafter, to post a new message, go to the Blogger Dashboard at http://www.blogger.com/home (you may be required to sign in and give your chosen password) and click on the green + entitled "new post" to the right of the blue "Fort Smith High School Class of 1950" blog site name. This will take you to the "Fort Smith High School Class of 1950" blog composition screen where you can create a new "posting" by giving it a title and then typing the message. You have the option at the bottom of allowing comments relating to your message. When your message is ready to be posted to the blog site, you should click on the orange rectangle labled "publish post" at the bottom of the screen.

Please remember that the blog site is intended for FSHS 1950 class and family information only.

TBP

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!!!!

GREETINGS FROM YOUR CLASSMATES OF 1950!!!

We are so excited about our new web site. With Harry Randall suggesting that we
create a central point of communication and Tom Pryor starting the ball rolling, and creating our blog; here we are.

Our hopes are to keep as many of our classmates updated of any news etc.

It will take all of us to make this successful......please participate.

Bear with us as we undertake something new, and hopefully exciting to experience and share.

Bless you, Dear Friends.

Peg Boatright Putnam