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Newspaper Clipping, County Agent's Notes, Star-Herald, August 20, 1959, James Franklin Buchanan
Newspaper Clipping, County Agent's Notes, Star-Herald, August 20, 1959, James Franklin Buchanan
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this Star-Herald newspaper clipping, dated August 20, 1959, Attala County Agent, James Franklin Buchanan shares advice and tips on gardening, lawn care, pest control, and stocking fish in ponds. A photograph of Buchanan and C. T. McDaniel checking the growth of a tree is included. Other articles on the page are headlined, "State Watermelon Crop Below Record for 1958" and "Research Program for Agriculture Forestry Approved".
Newspaper Clipping, J. Frank Buchanan Named County Agent, Star-Herald, August 23, 1953
Newspaper Clipping, J. Frank Buchanan Named County Agent, Star-Herald, August 23, 1953
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This Star-Herald newspaper clipping, dated August 23, 1953, announces J. Frank (James Franklin) Buchanan as the new Attala County agent for the Extension Services, replacing C. I. Smith who is named the new state 4-H Club leader. The article goes on to detail Buchanan's education and professional accomplishments and also identifies the new assistant agent in Attala County.
Newspaper Clipping, Commercial Appeal, November 10, 1949
Newspaper Clipping, Commercial Appeal, November 10, 1949
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This newspaper clipping from the Commercial Appeal, dated November 10, 1949, features photos and captions from the Mississippi County Agents Association meeting, the Mississippi Home Demonstration Association meeting, and the National County Agents Association Convention. The photograph in the top left shows newly elected officers to the 1950 Mississippi County Agents Association, including J. F. (James Franklin) Buchanan as the vice-president. The top center photograph shows Home demonstration agents modeling outfits suitable for their work during their annual meeting in Biloxi. The photograph on the far right shows county agents selected at the Biloxi Convention for the Distinguished Service Award …
Newspaper Clipping, Attala County Agent To Take Post September 1, Commercial Appeal, August 24, 1953
Newspaper Clipping, Attala County Agent To Take Post September 1, Commercial Appeal, August 24, 1953
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This newspaper clipping from the Commercial Appeal, dated August 24, 1953, shares an article confirming that J. Frank (James Franklin) Buchanan will succeed C. I. Smith as the Attala County Agent for the Extension Services on September 1, 1952. The article details Buchanan's education and professional accomplishments and also identifies the new assistant agent in Attala County.
Newspaper Clipping, Commercial Appeal, July 1, 1949
Newspaper Clipping, Commercial Appeal, July 1, 1949
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
A group of Attala County 4-H club members are pictured visiting the Commercial Appeal offices during a trip to Memphis.
Newspaper Clipping, Commercial Appeal, December 6, 1948
Newspaper Clipping, Commercial Appeal, December 6, 1948
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
Frank Buchanan is pictured in this newspaper clipping from the Commercial Appeal, dated December 6, 1948. Buchanan is pictured with livestock farmer, W. L. Armstrong and Extension agent, William N. Oliver.
Newspaper Clipping, 1917 State Champions
Newspaper Clipping, 1917 State Champions
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This undated and unidentified newspaper clipping includes a photograph of a group of young men seated on the front steps of a building wearing their letter cardigans with one young man holding a football with "State Champions 1917" written on it.
Scrapbook, 1961-1968
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This scrapbook contains newspaper clippings, programs, and notes about agriculture, extension services, and dairy programs in Attala County and Kosciusko, Mississippi from 1961-1968.
Newspaper Clipping, Portrait Unveiling Ceremony For Jamie L. Whitten, Clarion Ledger, September 21, 1984, Adell Crowe
Newspaper Clipping, Portrait Unveiling Ceremony For Jamie L. Whitten, Clarion Ledger, September 21, 1984, Adell Crowe
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This newspaper clipping from the Jackson, Mississippi Clarion-Ledger, dated September 21, 1984, reports the events that took place during the portrait unveiling ceremony for Congressman Jamie L. Whitten's official portrait in Washington, D. C. A photograph of Whitten taken during the ceremony is included with the article.
Program For The Unveiling Of Congressman Jamie L. Whitten Portrait, September 20, 1984
Program For The Unveiling Of Congressman Jamie L. Whitten Portrait, September 20, 1984
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This program for the unveiling ceremony of Congressman Jamie L. Whitten's portrait provides a brief biography of Whitten's time and accomplishments while in the United States Congress, the portrait committee, and information about the ceremony.
Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Jimmy And Sarah, July 5, 1980, James Franklin Buchanan
Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Jimmy And Sarah, July 5, 1980, James Franklin Buchanan
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated July 5, 1980, James Franklin Smith shares more anecdotes and stories about their mutual friend Frank M. "Shuck" Smith.
Invitation And Transcript, Portrait Unveiling For Congressman Jamie L. Whitten, September 20, 1984
Invitation And Transcript, Portrait Unveiling For Congressman Jamie L. Whitten, September 20, 1984
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This commemorative invitation provides information on the unveiling of the official portrait of United States Congressman, Jamie L. Whitten, on September 20, 1984. A transcript of the speeches delivered by various Congressional members is included with the invitation.
Biographical Essay On Frank M. "Shuck" Smith By James Franklin Buchanan, 1960, James Franklin Buchanan
Biographical Essay On Frank M. "Shuck" Smith By James Franklin Buchanan, 1960, James Franklin Buchanan
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this eleven page biographical essay, James Franklin Buchanan shares personal and shared anecdotes on his friend, Frank M. "Shuck" Smith. Buchanan became friends with Smith during his time working in the Leake and Neshoba County Extension Services.
Citizen Award Banquet Program, February 24, 1970
Citizen Award Banquet Program, February 24, 1970
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This Citizenship Awards Banquet program honoring Mrs. B. B. Brantley, dated February 24, 1970, provides the itinerary for the evening, a list of past recipients, the banquet menu, and Lions Club officers.
Essay On Dr. E. W. Stafford By James Franklin Buchanan, April 1968 And January 1991, James Franklin Buchanan
Essay On Dr. E. W. Stafford By James Franklin Buchanan, April 1968 And January 1991, James Franklin Buchanan
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This essay, written in two parts by James Franklin Buchanan, shares some biographical information and anecdotes on Biological Sciences professor, Dr. Ethelbert Withrow (E. W.) Stafford. The essay also includes some historical information about Mississippi State University as it was during Buchanan's time as a student there.
Citizen Award Banquet Program, February 18, 1965
Citizen Award Banquet Program, February 18, 1965
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This Citizenship Awards Banquet program, dated February 18, 1965, provides the itinerary for the evening, a list of past recipients, the banquet menu, and Lions Club officers.
Citizen Award Banquet Program, February 23, 1967
Citizen Award Banquet Program, February 23, 1967
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This Citizenship Awards Banquet program honoring Bob Wiseman, dated February 23, 1967, provides the itinerary for the evening, a list of past recipients, the banquet menu, and Lions Club officers.
Newspaper Clipping, Tribute Paid, Commercial Appeal, February 24, 1961
Newspaper Clipping, Tribute Paid, Commercial Appeal, February 24, 1961
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this newspaper clipping from the Commercial Appeal, dated February 24, James Franklin Buchanan is being tributed with the civic club award as Attala County, Mississippi's Outstanding man. A photograph of Buchanan being presented with the award is included.
Letter, Fordyce And Feitz To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961
Letter, Fordyce And Feitz To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This letter, written in poem form, speaks of the heights of a great man sailing upwards and is signed by Fordyce and Feitz.
Citizen Award Banquet Program, February 13, 1961
Citizen Award Banquet Program, February 13, 1961
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This Citizenship Awards Banquet program provides the itinerary for the evening, a list of past recipients, the banquet menu, and Lions Club officers. James Franklin Buchanan was named the 1960 Citizen of the Year for Attala County in February 1961.
Greeting Card, Ethel To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961
Greeting Card, Ethel To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
Simply signed "Ethel", this Valentine's Day card features illustrations of blue flowers and red hearts and contains a printed note expressing appreciation for being an easy person to work for.
Greeting Card, Ed And Nancy Magano To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Ed Magano
Greeting Card, Ed And Nancy Magano To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Ed Magano
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this congratulatory greeting card, Ed and Nancy Magano tell James Franklin Buchanan that "it couldn't have come to a better person" and a "well deserved honor. The card includes an illustration of a purple flower with a quote about flowers beneath it.
Greeting Card, Wilma Long To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Wilma Long
Greeting Card, Wilma Long To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Wilma Long
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this congratulatory greeting card, Wilma Long lets James Franklin Buchanan know that she saw his good news in the paper the previous night and says it couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
Greeting Card, Frances Dickens To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Frances Dickens
Greeting Card, Frances Dickens To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Frances Dickens
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this congratulatory greeting card, Frances Dickens lets James Franklin Buchanan know that he thought he would like an extra clipping, presumably a newspaper clipping about Buchanan's selection as Attala County Citizen of the Year.
Greeting Card, Jimmy Turner To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Jimmy Turner
Greeting Card, Jimmy Turner To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Jimmy Turner
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this congratulatory greeting card, Jimmy Turner tells James Franklin Buchanan he is proud to know the "Man of the Year."
Greeting Card, Minna Deen To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Minna Deen
Greeting Card, Minna Deen To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Minna Deen
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this greeting card, Minna Deen offers congratulations to James Franklin Buchanan and also lets him know that she will see him and Margaret later in the week. The card contains an illustration of a red rose within a decorative box and a printed note of well wishes is above the handwritten note.
Greeting Card, Gertrude To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961
Greeting Card, Gertrude To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this greeting card, Gertrude offers congratulations to James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan and let him know how proud she is of him. She goes on to say she clipped the article and sent it to "Mama and Papa" and knows they will be pleased. The cover of the greeting card is pink with red roses and contains a note of "kindest thoughts and best wishes"
Greeting Card, Dot Smith To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Dot Smith
Greeting Card, Dot Smith To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Dot Smith
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this greeting card, Dot Smith offers congratulations to James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan on his being selected "Man of the Year" and states that no one deserves that honor more than him. The cover of the greeting card contains illustrations of ducklings among red berries and pink flowers.
Telegram, Paul And Bena Beyt To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Paul Beyt
Telegram, Paul And Bena Beyt To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, Paul Beyt
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this Western Union telegram, Paul and Bena Beyt congratulate James Franklin Buchanan and say they are proud of him.
Letter, George P. Mullendare To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, George P. Mullendare
Letter, George P. Mullendare To James Franklin Buchanan, February 1961, George P. Mullendare
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this memo style letter, George P. Mullendare writes to James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan to say he was "glad to see an elder do a good job" and offer congratulations. The letter is written on Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics, State of Mississippi memo cover letter stationary.