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| Britain, France. Australia. Norw,

Britain, France. Australia, Norway,
the Netherlands and Austria.
Russia Is not on the list because
no sale Of war surplus to Russia has
produced Russian currency available
for exchanges under the Fulbright
Act.
One of the problems the Fulbright
Act helps to meet is that Of the
foreign country which is short Of
dollars credits with which to pay
for its purchases of war surplus
from us. Under the act we will be
taking payment in services and
goods in the country itself.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Douglas
Continued From Page C-5)

be necessary to find out just how
American teachers will fit in and to
work out an appropriate program.
He said 1t is hoped that the teachers
given grants could leave by next
August.
DR.. Gordon T. Bowles, executive
secretary OF the Conference Boards
Committee on the International Ex-
change of Persons, said that organ
ization's part Of the program is get
ting under way. An announcement
in January of the arrangements
with China and Burma brought
Evening star., 1948-03-28

OF . new dramatic
series about the ad-
ventures Of an ace
reporter.
VOL. 1000 "A
special . Easter pro.
gram Of music and
drama featuring Bing
Crosby. Irene Dunno, ],
Jimmy Durante, Dan
Daley, Fibber Niece
and Molly. Dennis
Day. Ethel Barrymore,
Loretta Young. others.
WRc, tt:05-The
work Of the Red Cross
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| Book Discussions
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| Done TO Ne Spirifu.
alIyl" Speakers arc
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all professors and au.
hors Of religious
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passion play. Son Of
Man, adapted from
the three religious
works Of Bach.
VOL, Set.
rstsy Of Agriculture
Anderson discusses %.
poriuniiiss in agri.
culture for veterans,
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ON THE.
AIR TODAY

M0p. i0:3o-Jamss 4. Farley and Prof.
I. v. Miih distuss the democratic concepts
and Ideals oi Woodrow Wilson Is set forth in
The New Freedom. 20
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Observation-Disclosures.
VITALITY, l74-1so Nc. chonneI !
Sunday, March 7s.
e:45.ii:i5a.m.-PontifieaI Hiqh Mass, "a.
ihsdraI Of Assumption, Baltimore.
2:00'4:00 p.m.-chiIdren's Matinee.
7:45 p.m.-FiIm Features.
800 p.m.-laYhouss, Men Of San 0usnfin," !"
Anthony Hughes, Eleanor Stewart,
Dick Curtis.
9:i0p.m.-FiIm Features.
9;t5 p.m.-Hockey PIayofis from Madison
Square Garden.
Monday, ksrth ~.
100 pm" Hurricane Express" with John
Wayne and Shirley Grey.
1:30 p.m.-t948 Baseball Training Camp Pro.
views.
E45 p.m.-"Ths News Today" with Brson
Rash and Martin Agronsky.
800 p.m.-FiIm Features.
900 p.m.-Anow Fight Night from Turner's
Arena.
Tuesday, hareh 80.
7:30.4:45 p.m.-UnvsraI Military Training
Hearing.
TOO Hurricane Express" with John
Wayne and Shirley Grey.
7:30p.m.-"Spork cartoon.A.oull," with Jim
Gibbons.
7:45 p.m.-Feaiurs Film.
900 p,m.-"0n Wings Of Thought" with
Robert |. Friend.
$50 Whispering Shadow" with Bella
lugos.
9:H p.m.-Hoekey PaYoifs from Madison
Square Garden.
Wednesday, March 81.
2:30.4:30 p.m.-Universsl Military Training
Hearings from the Senate Caucus
Room.
100000 p.m.-Demorafie National Con.
mittee Presents East Coast
Roundup
TOO p.m.-"Huniesns Express" with John
Wayne and Shirley Grey.
1880 pm.-t948 Baseball Training Camp Pre-.
views.
E45 p.m.-"Ths News Today" with Brson
Rash and Marlin Asronsky.
300 p.m-sature Film.
200 p.m.-GeneraI Electric Presents Wres
fling Bouts from Turner'S Arena
Thursday. April I.
1000 a.m..i2 noon-Universsi Military Train.
ing Hearings, Senate Caucus Room.
2:30'4:30 p.m.-UniveraI Military Training
Hearings. Senate Caucus Room.
$50 pIn.-BiIl Youneman's Garden Hints.
TOO Hurricane Express with John
Wayne and Shirley Grey.
1870 p,m.-Ghe Modern Woman" with Ruth
Crane.
800 p.m.-Fssturs Film. -.--
s;is Thursday Night Date" with
Jeanne Warner end Howard
DeWon.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25
Mrs. A. S. Totum
Honors Miss Howell

On Friday, March 18th, Mrs. A.
S. Tatum entertained with a heart
party honoring Miss Rosemary How
ell, popular bride-elect.
Beautiful spring flowers were
used to decorate the rooms where
the guests assembled for the games.
Mrs. Johnny Montgomery won
high score and was presented a
gold pencil. Mrs. Frank Burrell cut
high heart for brides consolation
and was given china slipper.
The honoree was presented with a
box of informals. Miss Peggy Knott
another popular bride-elect, also re-
ceived box of informals.
The table where Miss Howell, the
honoree and Miss Knott, a special
guest, were seated was centered with
novel centerpiece made up of lilies
Of the valley and fern centered with
a gold wedding band.
A brides slipper centered a simil-
ar arrangement on another table and
a corsage of white ribbons conferred
with silver wedding bells formed
the centerpiece for the third table
Miss Elizabeth Welsh, of Grenada,
was an out of town guest for this
delightful affair.
Mrs. L. c. Lipsey and Mrs. w. E.
Howell, mother of the bride-elect,
were tea guests. Mrs. Stokes and
Mrs. Knott were unable to be pre-
sent.
A dainty salad plate with hot tea
was served.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25
Mrs. J. M. Howard Gives
Rehearsal Supper For
Stokes-HoweII Weddino

The spacious home of Mrs. j. M.
Howard was the scene of lovely
rehearsal supper honoring Miss
Rosemary Howell, whose wedding to
James Stokes was an outstanding
event of Sunday.
The reception rooms were beau
tifully decorated with artistic arran-
gements of spring flowers.
In the dining room the table was
laid with lace banquet cloth and
centered with an arrangement of
white stock, lilies-of- the-valley and
trailing smilax thanked by many
burning tapers.
Forty guests enjoyed this happy oc-
casion with the bridal couple and
their wedding party.
The hostess was assisted in enter
tanning by her daughter, Mrs. Chat
win M. Jackson, Jr., of Ole Miss.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25
! Mrs. 7. D. Pace And
Mrs. w. G. Stokes
Honor Bride-EIect

Mrs. 7. D. Pace, of Henderson
Tennessee, and Mrs. w. c. Stokes
were charming hostesses on Satur
day when they entertained with a
luncheon honoring Miss Rosemary
Howell, brideto-be of their nephew,
and son, Mr.. James C. Stokes.
This lovely luncheon was held in
the private dining room at the Hotel
Durant The table was covered with
a white linen cloth and conferred with
an arrangement of white flowers and
snilaX carrying out the bridal motif.
An individual corsage at each plate
setting enhanced the beauty of the
beautifully appointed tables.
Twenty guests enjoyed this de
lightful luncheon with the honored
guests.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25

Wedding Trip
After the reception the couple left
for wedding trip to New Orleans
after which they will be at home in
Atlanta, Georgia until June when
Mr. Stokes will receive his MA de-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25

gree in civil engineering at Georgia
Tech.
For travelling the bride wore a
spring Wpolen suit of black and
white plaid. The hip-length flared
coat was double breasted with pearl
buttons and the skirt was slim. Her
hat was of black straw with white
roll crown and black yelling with
white polka dots. Her accessories
were in black patent with white glo-
yes and she wore white orchids from
her bridal bouquet as her corsage.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25
DeudIine On Veteran
Benefits Set Today

Attention Of veterans is called to
the fact that the time limit on the
following benefits expires in 1948.
June 80, 1948, Application for free
automobiles or other vehicles by leg
amputees.
July 81, l940, Reinstate NSLI with
out physical examination.
July 81, 1913, Change of settle
ment option by beneficiary who re-
celved payments on USLI benefit
before September 80, 1914
August 81, 1913, Apply for termi-
nal leave pay.
MAUDE E. LEGATE. County
Service Officer, Lexington.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25
NOTICE

The Lexington Floral Company, To-
cated IN Lexington, Miss, and the
Durant Floral Company, located in
Durant, Miss, have been sold by us,
the undersigned, to Mr.. and Mrs
James w. Norwood of Durant. We
will not be responsible for any bills
against these two firms after this
date, Thursday, March Is, l948.
Any outstanding bills against these
two firms should be presented at
once without delay for payment.
Signed:
MIR. and MRS. LOWRY w.
WEATHERALL
28-49-2tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25
Only 1870 Red Cross
Quote Is Reached

The minimum quota assigned to
Holmes county on the l94S Fund
Campaign was set at S4,07500. Of
this amount 433 per cent is retained
by the Chapter and SGT per cent is
RENTED to the Area Office to be
applied on the National Quota.
On Tuesday of this week approx
mately rs per cent of the county
quota has been raised. Pickens is the
only town to report their quota of
$4,000 raised 100 per cent.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25
MRS. Louis Longinotti
Honors Bride-EIect

Mrs. Louis Longinotti was a de-
lightful hostess when she entertain
ed at her home on Thursday after
noon honoring Miss Rosemary How
ell with two tables of bridge.
The rooms where the guests as
sembled were decorated with ar
engagements of lovely spring flowers.
High score went to Mrs. w. f.
Howell, mother of the elect,
and second prize was won by Mrs.
Marcus Love. Jr. The honoree was
presented with lovely gift
After the games the hostess serv-
ed delicious salad course and iced
tea.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25

olalely simplicity and dignity
marked the wedding of Miss Rose
mary Howell and Mr.. James G. Sto-
kes which was beautifully solemniz-
ed on Sunday, March 21st at five
thirty in the afternoon at the First
Methodist Church in Durant.
DR.. E. R. Smoot, pastor, officiated
using the impressive double ring
ceremony before a screened back
ground of massed Oregon fern in
terspersed with Easter lilies. A stand
ard of palms was placed on either
side of the altar and cathedral can
delabra was used in the center of the
altar and on either side. The choir
rail and both large windows on eth
er side of the church also held can
delabra with tall white tapers. Seats
for members of the families and
close friends were marked with pew
candelabra and snapdragons tied
with satin ribbons.
A white satin pillow was placed on
the altar where the couple knelt in
the ceremony prayer. The pillow is
additionally used in the bridal cere
monies of members of the brides
sorority, Chi Omega, at Millsaps Col
lege of which she is a graduate.
Mrs. l.. c. Lipsey, organist, and
Miss Marie Stokes, soloist, of Green
vile, gave the pre- nuptial program
of music.
- Mrs. Lipsey played ave Maria"
by Schubert, "Cavatina," by Lack,
MacDowelrs ''To A Wild Rose" and
Meditation From That's" by Mas
sanet.
Miss Stokes sang Because" "At
Dawning" by Cadman was used by
Mrs. Lipsey as the candles were
lighted. The soloist then gave the
lovely 81 Love Thee" by Grieg. The
traditional wedding marches were
used. The Bridal Chorus from Lohen
grin was used for the professional
and clair de Lune" by DeBussy was
played softly during the ceremony.
Groomsmen were Bruce Baine and
Joe Moore, who lighted the candles,
Roy Williams, Robert Yancy Love
and Chatwin M. Jackson, Jr. of Ole
Miss and Kosciusko Johnny Howell,
handsome young brother of the
bride, was an usher. The men wore
tuxedo with white rosebud bouton-
nlereS.
The maid Of honor, Miss Jerry
Marlborough. of Columbia, and the
matron of honor, Mrs. Walter Nc
Lellan, University, the former Char
lene Gerard, of Canton, entered
alone. They were followed by brides
maids Elizabeth Welsh, of Grenada
and Philadelphia, Earline Pattel son,
of Reform, Alabama, and bridesma-
irons Mrs. Chatwin M. Jackson, Jr.,
the former Ann Howard, and Mrs.
James A. Roby, the former Tinnie
Jennings, of Kosciusko.
loveliness in their floor length dres-
ses of soft green starched dotted
swiss made with tight fitting bodice
and old-fashioned bertha extending
over the shoulders. Rows Of tiny
ruffles extended from the waist in
hustle effect to the floor forming
slight train. Their headdress was of
matching green starched net with
tiny frowers.
They carried bridal branches of
handmade jade ribbon leaves with
clusters of white daisies.
Little Merrilyn Mitchell, of Jack
son, niece of the bride, was flower
girl She was adorable in a floor
length dress made of white dotted
swiss along the same lines as those
of the other attendants. She wore a
yellow ribbon around her waist and
matching hair ribbons. She carried a
handmade lace basket of white n.y.
acinth blooms.
The groom was attended by his IA
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25
Preaching Services
Liberty Chapel 7::3O P. M.

Preaching services will be held at
Liberty Chapel Sunday evening at
7:3O instead of $3.50 on account of
quarterly conference at Hebron.
All members are urged to be pre-
sent and the public is cordially in
vited.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25
Beautiful Bride

Beautiful Bride
The bride entered on the arm of
her father, Mr.. w. E. Howell, by
whom she was given in marriage.
She was never more beautiful than
on her wedding day. Her gown OF
heavy bridal satin was fashioned
along Princess lines with sweet
heart neckline. The tight fitting boz
dice was fastened to a full skirt that
ended in long train. Long sleeves
extended to the fingertips and tiny
covered buttons fastened the wrists.
Her fingertip veil was of finest il
fusion and attached to a coronet of
seed pearls and rhinsstones.
The brides only ornament was an
heirloom diamond and pearl brooch
fastened to gold chain to form
necklace, gift of the groom to his
bride.
Her shower bouquet was of white
brides roses and white orchids and
lilies of the valley tied with satin
showers
The Lords Prayer" was sung
during the ceremony as the couple
knelt at cne altar.
Memberships Wedding March was
used for the occasional.
Brides Mother
Mrs. Howell, mother of the bride,
chose for this occasion lovely lace
and crepe creation of floor length.
Her shoulder corsage was an orchid.
Mrs. Stokes, mother of the groom,
also wore black crepe and her cor
sage was an orchid.
Reception Follows
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was given by the parents
of the bride at their home.
The bridal motif was used in many
lovely floral arrangements through
out the spacious home.
Mrs. ]. NJ Howard greeted the
guests at the door and presented
them to the receiving line compos-
ed of the brides mother, the grooms
mother, the bridal couple and the
bridesmaids, matron and maid of
honor.
Mrs. Eugene Cole and Mrs. ]. l..
Longinotti invited the guests into
the dining room where the brides
table was covered with an embroid-
cred linen cloth and conferred with
the brides TERED cake Bridal flow
ers surmounted the cake and it was
deliberately decorated with hand
made pastry, roses, rosebuds, birds
and lilies of the valley in bridal mo-
tiff. 1t was thanked on either side by
crystal holders with tall burning
tapers:- Silver dishes held green and
white minis, rosebud candies and
toasted nuts. Ice cream in green and
white and individual cakes topped
with valley lilies were served.
Assisting in the dining room were
Miss Frances Loflin, of Millsaps Col
lege, Miss Betty Lancaster, of Phila-
delphia, Miss Carolyn Hays and Miss
Ann Heggie, of Durant.
Mrs. Shelby Maxwell, of Green's
boro, North Carolina, and Mrs.
Frank Mitchell, of Jackson, aunts of
the bride, served punch.
Mrs. James Whitehouse and Mrs.
E. R. Smoot invited the guests to
view the many lovely and useful
wedding gifts. Mrs. F. v. McCullar
and Mrs. Roy Lyon assisted in the
entertaining.
Mrs. L. c. Lipsey was at the piano.
Wedding Trip
After the reception the couple left
for wedding trip to New Orleans
after which they will be at home in
Atlanta. Georgia until June when
Mr. Stokes will receive his MA de-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Reed, of Jack
sonville, Illinois, are visiting their
son, Wilbur Reed, Mrs. Reed and Mr..
]. T. Nicely.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25
wtWinter Comes
Can Spring Be Far Behind!"

Yes Whether You Calculate From March LIST
Or The 25th March is Spring And You Will Want
TO Be Storing Your Winter Clothes The Minute The
Birds Begin To Sing!
Nothing Like Being Early. The Only Way To Be
Sure OF Having Your Garments Cleaned, Moth PROCEED
And Stored With Six Months Guarantee At No Extra
Charge. The Best Time To Send Them In Is NOW
Send Your Work NOW And We Can Give You
Immediate Attention But If You Wait Until The
Spring Rush Is On, We Can't Guarantee Such
Promptness. DO 1T NOW
Let Us Clean, Repair, Glaze And Store Your Fur
Coat In A Cold Storage.
Let Us Clean Your Rugs.
Let Us Clean And Reblock Mems Hats And Make
Them Like New BY Sending Them To A Hat Factory
Let Us Do Your Family Wash All Finished At Rea-
sonable Prices
CENTRAL LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS
Phone II Duront
Certified Cold Storage
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25

The month of March is Red Cross
Month and it is urged that all re-
ports be in by Friday, March Goth.
HERMAN FLOWERS
Red Cross Fund Chairman
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25
Society Clubs Personals
Stokes-Howen Wedding Beautifully SoIemnized
Sunday Afternoon At Methodist Church

ther, Mr.. w. c. Stokes as best man.
Their boutonnieres were of valley Ii
lies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-06

When YOU give 20 the Com
munity Chest you are giving &c
l25 Red Feather services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-06

q Mrs. Mymcks OF Park Pr The
guests were Mr. and Mrs Fee
can. Mr. and Mrs II Hancock.
Mrs SaNlon. Mrs. Mis- 4 Harris,
Wade Hancock and Mr. and Mrs,
Tavlor Hancock
M and Mss John Wanzer OF
Detroit were guests al the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Myrlcks
Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Ruth Lucas is visiting her
daughter IN Richmond, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs Evans and niece
~ Cleveland, ONO. were guests
AZ the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Randolph Gar OF Beverly Road
last weekend.
Nj. and Mrs. Eddy Nelson and
family have moved IN their new
home on Beverly Road
The RomuluS football team
PLAYED against Milan Friday,
Romulus won.
Your scribe visited her grand
parents and friends Of Detroit
last weekend.
Sorry TO near that Mrs. Ella
Turner Of Carnegie street is III.
She IS confined IN Byers Hos
pital. YpSllanti
Please call your news 20 Mrs.
Esther Copeland. WA. 2i27R.
Eleanor Morrison. Mrs II Har-
lson or PHYLLIS Jeffries. Thank
YOU.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-06
WAYNE : ROMULUS

Haze YOU vlsiied the newly
undermined White Front Grocery
store They have a complete
line ~ fresh meats. fruits and
yeLetanies Let's Get together
and pstronize our own
DO YOU attend the 2 T A.
meetings Ynu should We're en-
eQrsging all the parents 20
ore ont 20 mo reception "
teachers and parents and also
next month is founders DAY,
ch is their ,wen,y-fifth ami
vcrSsrT
Glad 10 have Mrs GLADYS VIII
aams hack IN our community
NiH her delicious barbecue Go
selnd and huv some. She : To-
ated on Wsyne Road near Bev-
cy.v.
M, Bestrce Ovens mas gone
to iae kSonville Fla 70 bury her
grsnamo,hcr
MORE NEWS
Louise Caulvln is visiting Mrs
Msrs Woods from Detroit
Mss Esther Hancock. daush-
teg * NJ and Mrs Mvrcks 81
PARK was wed Saturday, Oc' l6.
80 Monroe Copeland Of Vine
wood They aye living with her
parents We wish them much
happiness
The Myricks and Hancocks
had family dinner az the home
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-06
NORTHEND
Society CHIPS
ny Pauline Underwood

North Detroit women intend
some day to build a club house
in their area.
HOME FROM COLLEGE
Fred Potts. home from Vir-
ginia State. after which he will
motor down TO Washington, ID.
c. Arthur La Brew is home from
his studies down at Oberlin.
THEY TELL NE
That the get-togethers that Ada
Belle and Ray have down in
their pretty, pretty game room
are really 'sumpin.' They gave
same for brother Fred Potts Jr..
and some of his college chums
from Wayne and Virginia State.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
Mrs. Edith Moore on Goddard
street is doing excellent work
among the youngsters al her
church. The Sunday School class
she holds for the ages range
from nine TO eleven years old
holding the tots interests no end.
The children work on Biblical
cut-outs and make scrap books.
You should see her charges
faces light up at the mention OF
their teachers name. Mr.. Ar
thur Boyd is superintendent OF
the church school. The Galilee
Baptist Church members of this
class are Cora Lee Boyd. Jua-
nita Motion. James and Edward
Wilson and Reggie Gilbert.
SYMPATHY
Mrs. Pansy Riggin and hel
mother. Mrs Bell. went TO Ala
ouippa, Pa. 10 attend the fun
eral Our deepest regrets.
JUST MEDDLING
Hear tell that our incest widow
up near Dawson on Goddard is
going TO marry another nice per
son on Goddard that lives next
10 a little brick store.
OUTFIT OF THE WEEK
My nomination goes 10 Fran.
ces Sugar Lump King for heI
outfit She was seen leavini
church in a pretty outfit A
lucious rust colored wool dres:
made by the model with a very
interesting back. with il yol
please. a pretty little gold pir
clip right in the back where this
interesting dress is draped. With
this outfit she wore a roof tor
hat with the pcrkist feathers in
the side down by her face. ALI
gator shoes and bag to match
Very pretty. Mrs. King.
HOLLOWEEN
The children on our street had
fun Saturday mite. begging APP
Piles and candies and such. But
there was no real damage done
by the little vixens for which all
Of us mothers are very proud.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-06

You qualify If you are near
fave feet ten inches with broad
shoulders, dark. wavy hair, fair
complexion and gray or black
cves are essential Must be a
neat dresser at all times. have
correct posture and attend high
school You must appreciate the
finest music and like 20 20
places once in while. On top
of that YOU must be gentle
man with respect and have a
nice personality.
Joann has mellow brown
complexion. is 5 feet, 3 inches
with shoes off. brown eyes. red
dlsh-b brown hair and pearly
white teeth. She is fashion
plate: attends Northern High
and travels around the city in
a sold colored 40 Lincoln.
Oksy. fellows, II you're in
tcrcsted call me al TW. 2-0496.
JUST NEWS
Joe Lee is i'll al the Veterans
Hospital az Dearborn.
Carl Washington returned from
Folds Hospital this week after
he was treated for knife wounds.
Roger LaBelle OF Binder street
reported that his handsome box
er, Snapper has forgiven the
little girl who caused her moth
or 20 summon the police TO the
LaBelle home. The dog was
barking furiously at the girl
and Mr. LaBelle came to the
door to call the dog. The little
girl swore Mr. LaBelle was
yelling Snap her, snap her"
instead Of Snapper"
The Catholic teon-agers of
Holy Ghost Catholic Church
sponsored big costumed ball
on Saturday night.
The Vernon Chapel Youth
ChoirS and ST Stephens Celes-
tial Choir met last Friday az
Vernon Chapel AME Church to
have a singing battle.
That's all the news for now
see YOU next week. Call me
at TW. 2-0496.