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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
Circle No. 2 News

Circle No. 2, Beautiful Zion met
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
with the meeting being called to
order by the chairman, Mrs. Hattie
Nixon and devotion led by Mrs.
Rosie Reed. Scripture and prayer
by Mrs. Willie A. Westfield The
lesson, "How bright is my light"
was taught by Mrs. o. M. Reece.
The report from the sick commit
tee was received Members pres
ent were: Mesdames Reece, Reed,
Baker, Laws, Sparkle, Ellis, Nixon,
Westfield, Jones. The next meeting
will be in the home of Mrs. Emma
Bridges.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03

Another pleased, but greatly
surprised set of parents are the
youthful Mr.. and Mrs Elihue
Foote giving birth to set of tri-
plets on aSturday, October 81. The
last baby to arrive had to be plac-
ed in an incubator at Jackson Col
lege Health Center. But, according
to DR.. r. O. Williams, attending
physician, the mother and all three
of the babies are doing splendidly.
Mr.. Foote is employed by the
Clarion Ledger. Both parents are
former students CT Lanier High
School.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03

Mrs. I. B. Mckinney Stewart, top
ranking young soloist. Lovers of
coed music are cordially invited to
be present You will hear some
thing new and different from the
ordinary prografn-The Organa-
Piano-Crgan in harmony and the
voices of young cultured artists.
The New Jerusalem Choir. and
other Chcirs- will be present. This
program is sponsored by Deacon
CraWley, the Choir and others.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03

TWENTY ART CLUB HONORS
NOTED SINGER
The Twenty Art Club honored
Mrs. Charles Stewart of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, lovely daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Mckinney at the
YWCA, N. Parish Street, Tuesday
night, October %. Mrs. Stewart a
talented and well-trained vocalist
rendered several numbers. The
club members presented Mrs. Stew
art with lovely gifts.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
Jesse Williams on West Pascagoula
st.

Very proud parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. John Burksof Banks Street,
who this week announce the birth
Of baby boy, born Nov. Is and
who has been named Napoleon.
Tipping the scales at 141-2 pounds
the baby welcomed by three sis
tiers and three brothers. Maternal
grandmother is Mrs. Fannie Smith
and paternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Burks, all CT
Learned, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
UP-TO-DATERS HAS NEW !
MEMBERS

In their special meeting held
Sunday in the home of their presi-
dent, Mrs Thelma Jones, the Up
To-Daters Dressmakers Club. COM
pleted plans for their Apron Carni-
valto be held soon and welcomed
two new members Mrs. Lillian
Scott and Mrs. Odessa Patton. Mrs
Jones always { cahrming hostess
served dainty iced refreshments to
the following guests: Mesdames
Carrie Henderson, Lille B. King,
Lulu Moore, Robbie Owens, Mon
tel Washington, Francis Green,
Lillian p. Scott and Odessa Pat
ton
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
PROGRESSIVE NATIONS EN-
TERTAINED BY MRS DAY.

Mrs. Geneva Day was a charm
ing hostess when she entertained
members of the Progressive Ma
tron' Club at the Parish Street
Baptist Church, Wednesday night,
Oct. "a. After leading the devotion
Mrs. Geneva Dunscn spoke on the
subject How Bright Is My Light.
The next topic discussion was,
1--WE Need Good Music to Make
Good Lives Following brief
business session, Mrs. Day served
her guests a delicious menu oft
IF Italian Spaghetti, French Bread
Ice Box Lemon Pie and iced
drinks Each member presented a
gift to the hostess. The next meet
ing will be hostessed by Mrs. Luz
vester Gilmore and will be held at
the church.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03

MRS. HENRIETTA LEE EXPIRES
THANKS TO FRIENDS
Mrs. Henrietta Lee, popular bea-
utiican who has returned to her
home on Howell Street, from a To-
cal hospital is recuperating rapid
ly. She wishes to extend sincere
thanks and appreciation to her
many friends, customers and re-
atives for their many kindnesses
expressed by beautiful flowers,
cards and other gifts all of which
made her illness easier to bear.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
RETURNS FROM VISIT

Mrs. Maria Buekner, West Da-
Wis Street and sister, Mrs. Mary J.
Cobb, returned to the city this
week after delightful visit in
Nashville, Tenn, where they were
guests of their brother n-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Whitaker.
Many social ccurtesies were ex-
tended these ladies which made
their trip to the educational center
most delight one Mrs. Buckner
is a widely known and popular
nurse in the city.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
BIG SCHOOL CARNIVAL AT
HOLY GHOST SCHOOL

The geenral public is invited to
attend the Big School Carnival
that will be held aat Holy Ghost
School, beginning Monday, Nov
ember 5 and continuing thru Tues
day, Nov. 6, at 6: pm. There will
be plenty of fun for every member
OF the family. Among the attrac-
tons will be: Variety of Booths,
Prizes Galore, Refreshments and
Big Door Prize. Remember the
Big Carnival at Holy Ghost School
Nov. SO.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
LANIER ALUMNI AND FORMER
STUDENTS. ASKED TO MEET

A meeting for all former stu
dents and Alumni of Lanier High
School is being called for Sunday.
November 4, at the College Park
Club House, at pm. plans for
participation in Lanieis Home
coming will be discussed-If you
ever attended Lanier, even for /
year please be present.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
MRS. GLADYS HARDY HOS
TESS TO EIGHT O'CLOCK CAN
ASIA CLUB

MRS. GLADYS HARDY HOS
TESS TO EIGHT O'CLOCK CAN
ASIA CLUB
Mrs. Gladys S. Hardy was
most charming hostess at the
Eight O'clock Canasta Club inthe
October 18th meeting, at which
time delightful evening of tour
nament canasta was enjoyed by
the members. Mrs Hardy served
a very dainty and decorative tuna
salad luncheon, the Halloween mo
tiff being carried cut in the SER
vice. Theladies played two rounds
Of tournament canasta. High score
winners were: Mrs. Eether E. Sam
son, club prize; Mrs Sue McLinn
Lewis, hostess prize; and Mrs.
Juanita Beadle. guest prize. Mrs.
Tsabel Lee received the bobby.
Hostess to the November 18th
meeting will be Mrs. Bettye Hunt
CENTRAL METHODISTS' MOTH
Err CLUB MEET
The Mothers Club of the Cen
trail Methodist Church school met
n the home of Mrs. Carrie Hen
jerson recently, The following top
les were discussed: The Great
Perhaps" by Mrs. Carrie Ray,
"Borderline Marriages" by Mrs.
Rosa Robinson, Marriages are
Mere Than Moonlight" and In
1estments in futures by Mrs. A.
:. Curry, "A Mother Seeks Help"
by Mrs. Lennie Smith.
These discussions were very in
formative and inspiring, giving
mothers~a new insight of their re-
possibilities and what it means to
bring up children in a Christian
lcme. President of the Mothers
Club is Mrs. A. L. Curry; secre-
AIRY, Mrs. Lennie Smith.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
SINGERS TO PRESENT MUSI-
CAL PROGRAM

On Sunday, November 4, at 7.30
pm, in the auditorium Of New
Jerusalem Baptist Church, Whit
field Street, of which Rev. w. T.
Smith is pastor, the Community
Chorus, a group of young brilliant
and talented singers, under the
capable direction of Mrs. c. L.
Roebuck Pianist and Singer, will
present a program. of Gospel Songs
Spirituals and Semi-Classics. This
group will have as its guest star
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
long remember
REMEMRER

long remember
REMEMBER Jackson Pro-
motors are presenting the Broad
way Smash Hit Comedy, Harvey
at Lanier High School Friday night,
Nov 8. If you are in favor of Ne
gro promoters bringing top rank
ing attractions to Jackson, show it
by making this first attempt sue
cess
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03

Friends, both young and cid
were happy to welcome Pvt. Clau-
de Williams home this past week
end. Young Mr.. Williams who is
stationed at Fort Jackson, N. c.,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
It'd Bits Of News
About Folks We
Know

Mr.. L. j. Holden, West Pearl
Street returned to the city recent
ly after visiting in Chicago where
he was the recipient of many
courtesies that made his visit
most enjoyable one. He visited
many places of Importance. Mr..
Holden is well known about town
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03

STUDENTS TO BE PRESENTED
IN RECITAL
Mrs. Nina Nelson will present
her piano students in a rectal on
Sunday evening, November 4, at
7 o'clock. The Recital will be held
in the Grace Lutheran Church on
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
| CENTRAL NURSERY HAVEN
CHILDREN HAS HALLOWEEN
DAPTV

A most enjoyable event during
the past week was the Halloween
Party given by Mrs. Carrie Shop
herd for the children attending
Central Nursery Haven on We'd
nesday afternoon at the school
The young people were told Hal
lowe'een stories and played games.
Tasty refreshments were served.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03
Blair Street and the general pub
lie is cordially ipvited to attend.
PEARL ST. JUNIOR CHoIRs EN-

PEARL ST. JUNIOR CHOIRS EN-
TERTAINED
The Pearl Street Church's Jun
ior Choirs were entertained with
Pre-HalloWe'en party and wien
er roast at the home of Miss Nell
Lightfood, Tuesday night, Oct. 80.
Assisting Miss Lightfoot in enter
tanning were Mesdames Willie
Helm, B, P. Newman and Willie
Johnson. The children were dress
ed in Halloween costumes and
thruout the evening enjoyed games
and tasty refreshments.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-08
Mira. Elizabeth Gatlin
Succumbs SUNDAY

Mrs. Elizabeth Gatin, 68, Sos
North First street, died at 1880
am Sunday at Burnhain city hos
pital She had been III about
week
Funeral were held at $50
Thursday la Pilgrim ,HaptiAl
church, with Rev. Fred Newhill IN
charge. Burial at Mt. Hope GENE
terry AT Campbell funeral home
in charge.
A resident of Champaign Ur.
bana for % years, Mrs. Gatlin was
preceded in death by her husband,
William Gatlin, in February, 1861.
She leaves six children, Albert
Savage Vandalia, Mo, and Nil.
dred Savage, Leo Savage, Mr..
Esther Winbush, Mrs. Iva Allen
and 0rville Williams, all of Cham
paign. Also surviving are six grand.
children; a sister, Mrs. May Crit
filth. Champaign, and a brother,
Waiter Daugherty, Naples.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-08

curtains raised DanYiile and Cham
paign Royaleites we're singing the
the club song with Mlaa Shirley
Gray accompanies on piano. Divid.
ing the two clubs Was beautiful
fir tree with silver icicles and blue
bulba. The tree top was five
point blue electric star given the
Royaiettes last year by Mrs. &. c.
Lewis. Midway was blue neon
Sign The Royalettos F."
Sweetheart Rudy Brncy intro
duced club members officially and
in turn presented Miss Vida Hern-
donJ founder Of the Royalettes with
an engraved payel from Champaign
Royalettes, as did Mrs. Juliette
Ruford president OF Danville Roy
alettes presented Miss Herndon
with a lovely jewellery set, Dan
vile sweetheart also presented Mrs.
Buford with rare black orchid.
As curtains closed the Royaiettes
sang their theme song
immediately following. the band
played white Xmas" as hugo fans
sprayed paper snow flakes over
the guests.
The dance ended at midnight
and flowers were put away TO be
delivered TO churches, hospitals
and county farm on Sunday
The following clubs were house
guests Of the Roynlettes.
sepian Celsbs Springfield
Gracious Nine Chicago
Boots 4 Saddles Danville
Spoftsmen Club Racine, Wis.
STREAMING Club Joliet
Associate Sisters ST. Louis, Mo.
Ways New York City
Sophisticates Detroit. Mich.
Officers Club Chanute Field
Elite Masters Decatur, Ill.
Ritzie Matrona DanyiIle
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-08
% To Attend
Capital Meet

Funds they earned through bake
sales, dinners, teas and other pro
iects will finance the chartering Of
bus to take % musicians from
Champaign Urbana to the annual
session of the National Association
of Negro Musicians in Washington,
ID. C., Aug. 10 through IS.
Mrs. Julia Walden Valentine of
the Legato Music club which spon-
sors the youth group, Sharps and
Flats, had the idea which spanked
the plans for the local groups first
attendance st national conven-
ton and the Mothers club Of the
young musicians organization car
ried through.
The club members will leave at
z a. m. Aug. II, spend the night in
Columbus, Ohio, and drive to the
capital the following day to stay in
the Y. w. c. A. and Y NJ. c. A.
Sessions will be held in Lincoln
temple and at the National Acade-
my of Music
of Music
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-08
Royalettes Hold End Annual Formal

The Royaiettes held their second
annual 'Amas in July" formal,
Saturday night, July 2s, 1851 al
Champaign Armory. Johnnie Hod.
ges and his All star Band "a Shaw
attraction of New York City play.
ed Formal sways the Johnnie Hod-
ges way"
One thousand five hundred for
mally attired guests entered tho
east door as they gazed at the huge
plaque covering the entire door
that read Through this door pass
The most important people ever,
our guests. We have done favor
by asking you; you are. doing US a
favor by attending. Tonite you arc
d part OF Us and we viii endeayof
TO entertain you to the best of our
ability We will always remember,
so don't you forget wour hostess,
The. Royalettes. To the right Of
the door stood Royalette Min
ME Bracy donned in blue and
silver, Royaiette Colors, aa
ieeeptionist in charge Of guest log
and giving women guests pro
gramme books and pencils. Good
old Santa Claus in his brilliant suit
and flowing whiskers stood To the
left with greetings and personaliz-
ed matches for the men. The re-
ceiving line with Royalettes NEEDLE
Smith, Marie Gee, Lorraine Bos-
well; Louise Mills, Nettie Cock ard
Vida Heridon greeted with merry
Xmas, we are glad to have you. "
Extreme left was the huge punch
bowl, blue napkins inscribed
"Royalettes live on. Royalettes be
strong" contents Of this table was
compliments of Royalette patron
ess, flowers from o. N. o. club,
Begato Music club, Smart Set So
cial Club, and many out Of town
bouquets and kilograms
Direct center stood the Royalette
table in blue and silver with the
four foot electric sign THE Royal
cites" on a play socket. Each side
of the sign were two three foot
white baskets Of gladiolas and as
sorted flowers, compliments of
Mrs. Oren Henry and Mrs. Mary
Campbell.
The huge portable bandstand
loaned TO the Royalettes by the
physical Dept of the University Of
Illinois was beautifully decorated
with a huge Xmas Tree and a
spinit piano.
10:45 Champaign and Danville
Royalettes were radioed to back
stage to assemble for their club
song and presentation. AT 1880
Mr.. Len Callahan, master of cere-
mony introduced Rudy Bracy,
sweetheart Of The Royalettes". AS
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-08

wide by 30 feet deep. with a u
by Ii foot utility reom adjoining
the central rear portion OF the
main unit There viii be 10 base
ment Concrete floor viii be pour
I'd over gravel base. aud asphalt
tile flooring placed
Interior layout plans are still
being studied. hui units will be
partitionea SO as To comfortably
house at least 20 children, plus III,
staff.
Tbs building, fronting west on
Carver drive extended, viii be
erected on two large lots having
total Dimensions of llb feet tfroa-
tage widthl hy l40 feet deep l.ota
we're donated by Mrs lenon
fawney Of Chicago, n former Ur-
hanu resident
Mr. Nelson. Who Is caring for
a group of youngsters now at i0l
East Church street. was on hand
Saturday TO watch the informal
opening ceremonies,
Officials Of the Home board
indicated TINT several thousand
dollars more may be needed Ia
complete the project bat by use Of
volunteer labor insofar as possible
they hope TO keep total cost to the
lowest figure.
Royaiettes Aid
Members of the Royaletta club
Il group interested IN civic pro
grams, plan to held partiea and
sponsor special projects to help
raise money. Wildn Herndon. pre-
sident, reported
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-08
JEALOUSY
The Bane of jealousy

saul has slain his thousands.
hut David his ten thousands" sang
the young women who came out to
meet the army of Israel in. their
return from the battle with the
Phiiistines. They were happy be
cause of the signal victory that had
been won over the enemy and
thought to do honor to the heroes
Of the army. But they made the
sad mistake of ascribing more
honor 10 the shepherd lad from
Bethlehem than they did TO Saul
the king of Israel 1t was true that
David had won the victory for the
army Of God, but Saul could not
bear the thought of having his
record ecipsed by this Obscure
hoy from the sheep pasture. So
these good-nteaning women did
DaviG more harm that day than
good; they arosed the hatred and
bitter jealousy of the king who
was too little in soul and heart 10
place honor where it belongs. He
wanted praise for something that
he did not and could not do.
What a lesson this story holds
for us today. II is at this point that
many Of Us fail, we Can't bear the
idea Of others rising above us even
though we know that they are in
every way more capable than We.
Just to hear people say saul has
slain his thousands, and David his
ten thousands" is enough to set US
in a rage of jealousy and envy
against people who are more re-
ligious, more prosperous, or who
have better education than we
have. One has said jealousy ID as
cruel as TIE grave. ut takes big
person TO give credit and honor 10
those who come out of obscurity to
take their places above US.
Let us content ourselves with
this. To do tho hest we can at all
time with what we have, and praise
those who are capable of doing
more
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-08

EAeaVating for foundation Of the
Francis Nelson Home was started
Saturday IN North Champaign
Leaders in the Francis Nelson
Home board and dozen or more
volunteer workers grabbed spades
and shoYels TO launch the project
Funds for the building. designed
10 provide housing for about 20
eolored children were raised under
censorship of the Champaign
lrhana Optimist club
Several optimist members are
taking an active part ia the con
struetion program One. Vaughn
Dollahan. is serying-as building
superintendent. Charles Il. Rusey.
a past president of optimist club,
IS president of the home board.
Clarence Wilson, a concrete
building man. has volunteered TO
serve AS foreman Most of the
work on the one story masonry
dwelling will be done on Saturdays
and Sundays, when volunteers are
best able To contribute time, Dolla.
han said
Charles +, Phillips and JAS Hen
aerson members of the Home
Board are making "A special appeal
for volunteer workers among the
citizens. as an expressing of appre-
citation to the 0ptimist club and
friends. who have contributed
eight thousand dollars toward The
purchase of material for the build
ing. The Home will be supervised
by n Board of Directors.
The structure will be 60 feet
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-08

Merger Of the Mimi. Checker and
Yellow taxicab companies into one
firm with headquarters at Bill East
Green street was announced Sat
nrday.
The four owners Of the business
are Ralph Hefley, Curt Wilson.
James Beasley, and William Z
Cavanaugh.
Wilson said the merger was
undertaken ito provide better serv-
ice fer the public"
Seventeen taxicabs are being OPP
rated by the merged organization
al this time, but more will be add
cd in the fall and winter months
when demand Is greater Wilson
said.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-08

1onss Of Alton. Mrs Marx Louis,
dr ieais Taylor Mrs. 4 Chand-
Ter, Airs + Nafouthers, Mrs Ella
Williams, Nrs. e Hines. Mrs.. I.
Mcneil. and Me-. Mabel Cook.
Mrs. Mahel Cook Of East nin
VAS dinner hostess ID the Maclins
house guests. ~ and Mrs Louis
Taylor we've 8 o'clock dinner hos
less Thafsda,
ii Editor and Mrs +. 6. Harris
aeyre watermelon hostess at ,
o'sloek NTH Mfs Harve tverhart
joining the houseruest Mr.. AID
Mrs Thomas Maelin drove their
city 70 Chicago on Sunday Friday
morning early the Thomas Maelins
drove their sister ard neice home
~ Tenn.
Ar and Nfs Ceell Nelson of
North 9TH 81 were hostess 10
their eousns Mr. and Mrs. Doyie
Eorae-l al Chicago, HIS They also
visited Mr ard Mrs Arthur Evans.
Dinner guest ia the home Of Vla-
tlyes NJ ana Mr. Herbert Nesbitt
and Mn ohpRsle, % North Ash
ST.
pr and AIRS. Emmett Conrad
and Mrs. Joe Nelson motored to
Dao,i'Ie 10 visit daughter Mrs
sadie Boyee ard two sons.
Mr.. Pearl Wells of North Pop
lar 81 served on the recent jury
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Jones of
w. I'm ST mctorcd 10 Kansas
City. Me to see brother Mr. Dan
Hlaekman and to Colo, to view the
scenery and take pictures.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-08
VACATION At HOME:

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Hayden jr.
OF Tallahassee. Fla, viii vacation at
home ia Springfield, His with par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hayden
sr. Here with sisters Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hendricks and Miss Aud
reg bowling. A sister in st. Louis,
No. Mr.. and Mrs. }. Morgan. Mr..
Hayden jr. IS teaching.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-08

Continued on Page 81
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-08
PRICE FIVE CENTS
, Scouts Get
Eagle Awards
As Camp Ends

Five Champaign seHnts iflaa4
nfaht received the coveted Eae.e
Scout award a. Camp hrakr'4 4nai
eeart Of honor FOR the summer
John Miller. Mix Roberts. Jaha
Erickson, Charles Morrl and
Richard Michael had the hadess
pinned 10 their uniforms BY fhei
mothers IA "a ,alorful eAmpflra
ceremony that MAS the climax 81 4
SIX week camp ending officially Is
p m Saturday In turn lhey pre-
scented their mothers Nith mInia
iure duplicates of the eawle hade,
Al ARE frem Troop Z. Champaign
The ceremony opened with two
indiana leading parents. scout
masters and scents through aou
bic roN OF tofches held ~ camp
ets. Al the campfire ate was an
american flag aud a chalk picture
vi the eagle badge.
ARROWHEAD council ptcsldenI
John sehrader arekc before M
award, aud Herbert Hudson. eeuu
~ advancement chairman, pre-
senied eagle award certificates and
letters Of commentator from Ma
ional Scout Executive Arthur
Shuck
Three Troop aeoutmasters gave
the buys gold neckerchiefs signify
ug eagle rank in Arrow head eeun
cit They We're Jim lehmer. scout
master. Leonard Williams. former
seoutmaster, and Floyd Collina, as
slstant scontniAater.
In addition 10 the eagle award.
% merit badges went 10 eampe,
Who have been al Drake for ths
last week
Other awards made arr
Gold Palm award Eagle Scout
Andrew Ekblaw. star awards
Darrell Forbes. Troop 2. urhana.
and Kenneth Folts, Troop II.
Champaign
First ela.s awards Troop q, ilrs
hama. Larry Farlow, Richard
sweafingen, James Chapman. Ted
Anderson, Troop 2. Champaign.
lawls Walden, George Bryan.
Troop II, Champaign. William
Tandy, Kenneth Head. Robefi
f4ipseomb and I. J Lpseomh.
SECOND CLASS awards~ lone
scouts, Richard Shellahafpor, Ok
den, James Esworihy. Ogden.
Troop 3, Champaign. Clarence Nes.
hitt. Ronnie Nesbilt. Clarence
Thomas, Robert Hlackman, Percy
Brown, Robert Henderson. Robert
Mitchell. s. y Brown, Elfidae
Long aud Edwin Davidson.
Troop II, Champaign. William
.Nunnally. Earl Lewis, Sam Chip
man. Kenneth renler aud Sidney
Johnson. Troop II, Urhana, Mar
lin Ewing. Troop 10, urbana. Raj
ph stapp. Troop IS, Mahomet Lee
Wood. Roger Watts. Richard Sand
ers, Paul Potter. Ronald Sander
ard John Bfanson, IN.
Troop bs. Bement. Ronald Rob
bins, Gene Holloway. Thomas
Brititnhan, Ronald Durbin, Don
naneey, Sammie Clark. Jerry
Stout, James De Fore aud Wayne
Hill.
Troop %. ArcoIa, John Conner,
Larry Love, Thomas Cox. Tim
Monahan Larry Anderson, Larry
hushu, Larry Anderson. Larry
Bnshu. Richard prout. San Allen
and Doug Mulikin.