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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
-EG Al III OFFICES
headlines. williams. Smith Atty.

state of Michigan. in the Cir
-.,it Court Tor the County Of
yayne in Chancery
.EROY FLOYD Pl1intiff w.
IORTENCE FLOYD. Defend
mt.
Order cf puhlica ion
70. 5Sl.735
At session If said cnur' held
the ciiy-Couniy Du.ld.np.
he CITY Il Detroit. -oua.y
Wayne and State oI Michi-
ssi.. on this 2nd day of October.
A. D 1885.
Present; Honorable Roacrt
NJ Toms. Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defend
IS no. resident o this state.
lut that she resides in ;he CITY
OF West Palm Beach and State
OF Florida:
TT IS ORDERED that The
defendant enter her appearance
in this cause on or before three
80. months from the date OF
this or.,er or sad bin viii be
ken as confessed.
Is FURTHER ORDERED
mat a copy of this oder be
sent by registered mail to said
defendant al 7l9 7th Street,
West Palm Beach. Florida her
last known address. and If not
received personally by sad de-
PENDANT at least twenty 600
DAYS before The time prescribed
for appearance. that this order
be published as required by
law.
ROBERT NJ TOMS
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar M Branigin. Clerk.
Ry A. c. Gallagher. Dcpu Y
Clerk.
'0-27 I2-l-56.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
20s Tobin BLDG
julian p. Eod9ers. Jr.. Atty
40S Crajiot

julian p. Eod9ers. Jr.. Atty
4os Graiioi
State OF ld.ch4gal, IN The Cir.
cut Court ,or the County OF
Wayne IN Chance. Y
AGNES T.. SMITH. P.a.nti'f
VS. CHARLES :. SMITH. Ds-
PENDANT.
TO. s.s.7.3
CIDER for Apo. rance
AT a session. OF Sai1 court
held in the City County Buad-
ing IN ,he cny q, Deii,.'
County Ct W.yAc and STATE #
Michigan. on this day of 81 e..
II. 1856
Present: Honorable Joseph A.
Moynihan. Circuit Judge
|, appe. ring by affidavi, here
to that The plaintiff, Agnes T..
Smith. hiss filed nill Gf Com
plant Tor the purpose Of Obtain
ing an absolute divorce that
the dcfenian.. Chag!c; r Smith
resides outside of the Stale ui
Michigan and thcrrforc cannot
be served with p.occss in thu,
State
ON MOTION OF JULIAN p.
RODGERS, JR., Attorney foi
Plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the de
PENDANT enter his appearance in
this cause on or before thr, G
CD months from the q ~ ~
this Order or that IN, same
will be taken ~ confessed by
the defendant for his failure
to appear as required by law.
AND IT IS FURTHER OR
DERED that copy Of thi
order ne sent py registered
mail to 1909 w. Mscnolia Street.
Louisville KcnflHhy and in the
event no registered ,tturn ~
ceipt sitnch ~ the dcf,ndrnt
is received. that this or(lcr b
published rs rrcuilcl Nv law
JOSEPH A. MOYNN.AN
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin. CLERK
BY A. {. Gallagher. Deputy
Clerk.
1913 ll-l7-5G.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
70. s52. 07e
Crjcr Of Publication

AZ a seaito o sad court
,cll in he CT v-Ccun'v Etll !
~ IN Tie Cry Of D''"w'
'am,ly of Wavnc AM s. &c o.
,.ichie n. ON this y So. o.
)c'chc~. A D. 1875
Pr on, Honorable; ROBERT
". TOMS. Circuit Judso.
I; arr orre ha' the 'c'c'''
nj is not resident Of nj
aic. bl. iha' nc resides n tn
'i,v or Mobile and Sac oi
Nlehama;
1T IS ORDETED hat The
ofcrdant enter hic arncar'n nc
y this cause on or hcforc 'hrc'
~ mcn'hs fron, 80 date o.
his order or said bill II b.
okon &c conf ,eecS
1T Is FURTHER OPDrrFn
hat n ccnv Of this order he
sent rcris'c-9d mil 20 said ~
scnda-t ~ "a South Ccdar Mo
lilo Alabama. his last known
~Idrcse and II not rcceived
personally Nv cold defendant ~
'oast twcr'v f2nNf dHvs before
NO n~cccriho6 rtr rrrnnrn~cc
49, d,;~ o~,'or No published ~
~c~i,;.,.j ~ WV
rOrrTT NJ TOMS Circuit
wi -
T,r,o CO~v
rIgar NJ P~o-iri- Clo~k
r,v A. c. Gallagher, Deputy
Clerk
l1-10 go. 12-15-56 -. 80. ......".",
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19

cuit Court ia" thc County q
Wayne in Cn"nce'v
s. J. Fl1racan. Ai.y
1927 K Dawson
POLLY MURPHY. Plaintiff
vs. JIM MURPHY. Defendant
No. s45.20s
Order of Publication
At a session OF SAID Cclr
deld at the Cit County P,nl
ing. at the Cry Ct bet OF.
County of Wayne and State OF
Michigan, on this 28'h day
September A. ID 1856.
Present Honorable: Vic @
Targonski. Circuit Judge. ="
1t appearing from the afr
davit attached hereto AM file
herewith that the dcfcnIan'
named herein is not . rrsi'c
of the County 81 Wayne an
State OF Michigan. but that h
vesides dt 425 Alberta Brow
project, in the City of Toled'
and State of Ohio: therefore.
On Motion Ct s. ]. Flanagan
attorney for plaintiff.
II Is Hereby Ordered m
the above named defendant up
pear and answer the Bill q
Complaint flied in this caus
within three months from tn
date of this Order. or the sam
maybe teken as confesse'
against him;
II Is Further Ordered that :
copy Of this Order be- sem
to the de'cndai NJ his las
address nv rcPis'ered mail. ~
like copy be published nc
cordinr 10 law.
VICTOR TARCONSKT
Circuit Judpe
BY ]. Eggleton. Deputy Clerk
1918 1l-l7-e6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19

CJ%s Wv SCTINiVsfE s~,l
SITE .. Michigan a. The Gu
cult Courl .ol .nc luun,N o.
W. yne IN Chancery.
liO VALID GRAY. plaiai f. ",
A..yEAlA GRAY. i, nndaa,.
10. 553.-S-
Order OF pn5.. cc,;on
ri session O, sad Court
h"l, IN the CDur hoLse in the
Ciy Of Dc.roil, couny anu
S.asc a!crcsaid tn 5 Ian day
OF November, A. D. 1856
PRESENT: Homo ale CHS
TER +. O iIARA. reu.t Ju,re.
Il mp wing thu, he dcfcll-
~ IS 'ssidcnt O. the STATE
Ct Mich s;n ase ;het process
for her am rance has been
duly Is ucd ali the S'inc couid
not be Serlcd ~ tcason or hrl
absence from or concclln,rat
within ;ha state and by reason
Ct her contlNucd absence from
her place OF residence.
IT IS ORDERED that the de-
feu,'ant enifr her appearance in
this cause on or hr ore thee
months from IA date II 'his
orCcr or said bill W II be taken
IS confessed.
TT IS FURTHER OK. EErD
ihai q cncy Of ,hiS osIcr be
sfni rs registered m. il 20 sid
DEF, nlant 20 Oh Frederick De-
rot Michigan. her last known
address,. and j. no; received per
sonally BY sail Gcfradant 1t
loat twon days before TIE
tim" prescribed Tor aprcararre.
thai this offlcr I've ruoli hcl as
'cG',irn nv l:w.
CHESTER p. OHARA, Cir
nuit Judge.
\ True Copy
BY A. {. Gallagher. Deputy
Clcrll
1913 Sc -l-10-57
Sta'o Of Nchlcan. n ne Cir
cult Court for ire Comfy OF
'FHvnr ~ Chapcr.,
VrENAL W. M0~c -Noin'iff.
vs. JOHN v MOSS. or nc,an:.
Order Tor Appearance
No. 552lca
~ \ session y saii Court held
u The County Of WaNnc ard
.a.n Of M.ehiean on this 18Th
Isv Of E.vcmbor, 1856.
Present. Hon. Chester T
)'lia~- Circu.. Ju leo
It appearing ~ asi'avi' A.
achcd rercto that the def nd
ant. Johr II Moss. j. a rs. de-
~ his $ atc ard 'ha' pr3ce or
lis appearance has been duls
sSucd and that the same could
not be sawed By reason Of his
ascac2 (. IN or cen ca':nont
within Tic safe and by reason
# his continued absence from
ais place OF scsi 'cuce: or. that
L canno; be asrsr.a nci IL wha.
tate or county the dc cndant
resides:
On Motion of Julian ? z d.
.cls. Jr.. Attorney for Plaintiff.
1t Is Ordered hat Inc dclcnd-
mi enter his app q; ancc in this
cause on or before thee tai
months f.om the date CT this
o. Ter. o. that the same - II b.
aiken as messed by TIC de-
tondant for his failure t. .paca'
rs required by law.
AMI il j. Further Ordered 'ha
copy Of This Order be sent by
reaisl, cd mall 10 256 A. rcd
;trect De.soit. Michigan. and in
ne event no regis cred return
eceipt signed by the Cefcnlan
received. that this @: lei b
,ublishcd as rcQu rcd Y law.
CHESTER T. or RIA.
Cneult Juigc
\ TIVE copy
~ az NJ r'alir'n Clerk
rs a. {. Gallagher Deputy
i. Pill 5-5,.
e..dc Of Michigan. in the Cir
.cei, Corrt for the County o:
N.vns y. Chanccry
LUCILLE c. FRAZIER. rlsin-
um IS LEE FRAZIER. Jr.. De
lcnianl.
no. ss2. O7a
Cricr Of Publication
AZ a seaison q sHid court
,cl1 in he CT v-Ccun'v Erll !
~ IN he Cry Of D''"m'
'au,lr of Wavnc an s. tc o.
,,ichic n. ON this y o.
De-, hc~. A y. 1856.
Pre- ont Honorable. ROBERT
VI TOMS. Circuit Judao.
7. ann orirp ha' the dcfc'N1
Mt is not a resident Of nj
aic. bu. iha' no resides n IN
'i,v or Mobile and 6 e oi
Nrhama:
1T IS ORDEPED hat The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19

SAnlr MAE ROooi>lsI 1lilll-
tiif. VS. SELMER RUSSELL
Defendant.
Order of Publication
No. 55l.265
At a session of said Court
held in the County Courthouse
in the City Of Detroit Wayne
County Michigan. this 10 day
oil September 1856 A. d.
Present Honorable: Ioreph A.
Movn.han. Circuit Judge.
In tl"s c.use IL appearing
10 the Court from If ida\it
hereto attached that the Gc-
fendant Selmer Russell. Is not
a resident of or donicilcd in
the Civ Of Detroit. Wayn
County Michigan but that he is
residert of and doriciled in
the state NJ Alabama residing
ct the town of Prattsville. Post
office. General Delivery. and
as such cannot be served with
summons ISSUED out of and
ltnder seal Of this Court.
On Motion Of Ralph w. Mil
Ter, attorney for the plaintiff
Earle Mae Russell is it ORDER
ED that the defendant Selmer
Russell appear or answer the
Bill OF COMPLAINT filed in said
cause on or '~efore three months
from the date hereof or that
said bill NAV be taken as con-
fessed.
II is further ORDERED that
a copy on this order shall be
sent to the defendant at his
last known address. Prattsville.
Alabama, General Delivery by
registered mail and in case no
return recent signed by the
defendant II received that this
order shall he duly published
as REQUIRED nv law.
JOSEPH A. MOYNIIIAN
'ircu't Judge
A True Cop,
Edgar M. Brargin, Clerk
BY A. Hargreavcs. Deputy
Clerk.
'n-l3 ll-l7-s1.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19

Cookies with the glamour"
what TO
cookies begin vanilla store II
haven't time bake batch
can use candies land good magnaon
dress just for parties but for "everydayhe
business is that easy
You'll needs:
Cookies make them buy thm) Frostng (boed
Assorted candies Jelly beans corn candy
chocolate-covered nuts and Others
The children would Cookie
ing fun, too, so make family project of it.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
Ralph w. Miller. Atty.
1873 Deuuindre

State of M chigan. in the Cir
cult Court Tor the County of
Wayne in Chancery
EARIE MAE RUSSELL Plain
tiif. VS. SELMER RUSSELL
Defendant.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05
singing Convention
Scheduled Sunday

An all-day s. .thside singing
convention will be held Sunday,
from 10 4 nj to p. m. at Lib
rty Baptist church 3 miles east
# Crewe,
Singing conventions are held
he first Sunday Of each month
Il different churches in the
Sduthslde area according to L. G.
Goffev
Lunch viii be served on the
grounds. Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05
Al Club All Stars
Tapped at Blacksburg

a Buckingham woman wa s
elected to an adult leaders office,
and six Al club members from
this area We're among 1871 tapped
for the Virginia chapter of All
Stars at services marking the end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05

1t. CD. John B clark. whose
wife Joyce, lives III Powhatan.
was graduated june 20 from the
Army War College at Carlisle
Barracks, Pa
Colonel Clark was one Of 200
senior officers completing a TEN
month course at the Almy's high-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05
Rev !. II. N. Soyars
At Bethlehem July 7

I The Rev. H. N. Soyars. of
Farmyille. will conduct services
at Bethlehem Baptist Church.
near Dillwyn next Sunday. July Z,
at II a. IN. Reverend Soyars is
former pastor Of Pisgah Baptist
church at Rice.
This service will take the place
of thu scheduled service on July
IA.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05

est educational institution. He en-
tered the Army in 1886.
The colonel. son of Mr. and
Mrs j w Clark. of Milford, is a
graduate of Virginia Polytechnic
Institute
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05
Only Greater Amoco.Gas
guarantees no lead fou|ing

Amocos magnificent new Yorktown, Virginia
: refinery and new facilities at Amoco's other
refineries make possible Greater Amoco- Gas
NJ. greater for every car yet no increase in price,
Greater Amoco- Gas is hstorys highest natural
octane gasolinel Moreover. because only Greater
Amoco-Gas contains no lead, only Greater
co-Gas guarantees no lead fouling 1000
power greater mileage than ever before pos
sible longer car life
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05

of the week long state short
course at Blacksburg.
Mrs. H. NJ Hardiman, Of Buck
ingham, was elected a vice-presi-
dent Of Virginia Al Adult Lead
ers association.
New all stars, named for evil
dencing qualities of leadership
and citizen ship, in addition to
outstanding work in home econo-
mics and agricultural projects in
cluded Peggy Childress and John
ME Morris, Of Amelia. Sue Caro-
Ign Agee and Kenneth M. Bryant.
OF Buckingham, and Sunny Mar
tin and Aubrey ]. Collins. Of Cum
berlaud
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05
Oak Forest

Mr. and Mrs w. S. Anderson
visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jen-
kins, Of Cumberland. Sunday after
noon o.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Anderson
visited Mrs. Edward Meinhard. Of
Farmville, Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. B B. Stonnell, and
children. Of Farnville. visited MI.
and Mrs. w. B. Stonnell Sunday
afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05

DANCER SIGN
On every gasoline pump except
the Amoco-Gas pump II Uncle
Sam's warning "a you This
gasoline contains lrad
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-10
Two College
Presidents 10 Be
honored By4-h's

DR.. E. B. Evans, president OF
Prairie View A. & M. College,
Prairie View, Texas, and DR.. Will
liam J. L. Wallace, president OF
West Virginia State College, lnsti-
tute, w. Va, will be cited by the
Regional All Club Camp here at
Howard University, August 11-19.
Others to be honored by the rural
boys and girls are Miss Hattye E.
Roseman, secretary in the Missis-
sippi State All club office, and J.
E. Dixon, retired county agent OF
South Carolina.
Citation plaques will be present.
ed to the honorees at dinner IN
Howard Baldwin Hall on the even
ing of August II. An awards COM
mittee selecsed the four from a
list of nominees submitted by Elk
tension Service workers in the Sou
thern region. The citations are for
outstanding service to Al. Jesse
Owens, ecord-breaking track star
of 20 years ago, will be the dinner
speaker.
One hundred and twenty-eight
rural youths from the II southern
states are expected to attend the
encampment. They will be accom-
named by "a Extension leaders. The
delegates will be representing $780,
600 fellow Alters.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-10
The Driver At The Bar

The Travellers Insurance Companies valuable
nua analysis of circumstances surrounding fatal high
way accidents has been out sometime But it is not
too late to deduce lessons from it's findings. AS in
previous years. its statistical tables point accusing
finger inexoraby at the driver Any endeavors to show
that nanmate factors should share much of the blame
fade in the light of the figures.
Ought we to blame the weather? Almost nine-tenths
of fatal accidents in 1856 occurred in clear weather The
road Over 80 per cent of such accidents took place
dry. roads and rs per cent straight stretches.
Wight the difficulty lie with inexperience? Almost
81 per cent of the drivers involved such mishaps had
operated for year but the inexperience
of youth-yes Drivers under 25 years old involved
in twice many fatal accidents their numbers
warranty
Mechanical failures on the part of the cars? Over
SO cent of the apparently in good condition
To what extent, then, the 1856 fatality toll be
laid at the door of things the drivers could have chosen
to do not to do n 43 per cent of the accidents
both of the drivers exceeding the speed limit
The Travellers has attempted to reduce drinking
or drunkenness factors to Statistics although it strongly
admOnishes to drink and drive But there
significance in these findings: AS high percentage of
fatal accidents 54 occurred between midnight and
in the morning the average of the afternoon rush
hours between four and six when many times more
on the road.
Mr.. Driver you might we'll face it. It's up to
you. - The Christian Science Monitor.
Patronze Our Advertisers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-10
Rev. Hume -.
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Friendship, president, Royal Fun
eral System of Clarksdale; John
Melchor, president, Delta Burial
Corp, Clarksdale and planter at
Falcon, Mississippi; T. T. Adams,
a resident of Clarksdale and worker
of the Clarksdale Oil Mill and
Manufacturing Co.; the Associated
Press; the Ministerial Improvement
Association, Hattiesburg, Missis-
sippi and Medgar Evers, Secretary,
NAACP, Jackson, Mississippi.
Editor. Hume says that these
people accused of spying together
with the white in Mississippi and
the Sovereignty Commission to
cheat and defraud people out of
their civil rights. Editor Hume
says he is ready to prove that
these accusations are most false
and untrue and his accusers have
organized themselves into a clique
to destroy his name and reputation
for grudges that they had against
him prior to Negro voting in Mis-
sissippi or the rulings of the Su-
preme Court. Editor Hume says
that he has sufficient documentary
evidences to substantiate these
facts.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-10
Negro Students -,
CONTINUED from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
board turaed down So others who
had applied.
Notices of appeal from the deci-
sion by the "a parents were recelv-
ed at the school office Monday.
Kelly Alexander, whose son was
refused reassignment, said he and
other parents were asking for
hearing on the applications to find
out specifically and definitely what
criteria and standards the board
used in admitting some students
and refusing others"
Alexander pointed out that the
notice received by the parents who
were refused gave no explanation
why the students request for trans
fer were turned down..
The Swain County Board OF
Education also refused to lower
segregation barriers to admit SIX
Negro students to white school at
BrysonsCity. and instead voted 70
reassign the six to an all Negro
unaccredited school at Sylvia IN the
next county.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-10
We Wouldn't Be To Sure OF That

Up in Washington the other day when the Senate
voted to include the jury amendment in the Civil Rights
bill among the knowing observers the opinion was
voiced that where Senator Johnson the Democratic Ma
jorty leader bested Senator Knowland, the Republican
leader in the floor maneuvering to obtain the required
number of votes to the adoption of the amend
ment it in fact victory for Senator Knowland,
in terms of the nations Negro voters.
What Senator Knowland won in losing the necessary
number of votes to exclude the Jury Amendment &C
cOrdng to the knowing observers the Negro vote in
the 1860 presidential election for the Republican Party
We wouldn't be too sure about that What took
place the floor of the Senate the pattern made
from the adoption of the unwritten compromise which
ushered in the segregation and dsfanchisement of Ne
groes about 1890, with the Republicans putting on a
show of great sincerity but with just enough Republ-
cans voting the wrong way to victory for the
democratic opposition always where the question of the
Negro is involved
Before the Presidential Election in 1860 it just
might be that enough intelligent Negroes throughout
the country will awake to the fact that the Northern
Republicans still sticking to the agreement made in
the unwritten compromise, and that in 1916, when
through the influence of President Roosevelt the Negro
in the south accorded the right to vote in the Demo-
cratic primaries of the SOUTH the only real move to
abrogate the Unwritten Compromise made by the
Democrat Party.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-10

showboat Majestic" which plays
on the Ohio River and many of its
source rivers. Last year he served
as business manager of the show
boat.
Miss Marilyn Alice Sisco has been
appointed an instructor in the De-
partment of Music. She received
the B. A. and B. M. degrees from
Coe College and the M. A. degree
in music from the State University
of Iowa. Before coming to Touga-
loo Southern Christian College, she
directed the choir at the First
Christian Church, Iowa City.
Reaver Brown, appointed as
Bookkeeper in the Business Of
flee, holds the B. S. degree from
Tennessee State A and l Univer-
sity.
Wendell Edwards, new addition
in the Department of Physics and
Mathematics, received his A. L.
degree from Talladega College and
the M. S. degree in physics from
New York University.
Mrs. Lillian A. Ward of Jack
son, Mississippi, is the new Assist
ant Librarian. With a A. B. from
Jackson College and the B. S. de-
gree in Library Science from At
lanta University, Mrs. Ward comes
to Tougaloo from Alcon College
where she was librarian.
DR.. John ]. R. Held, new head of
the Department of Religion and
Philosophy, holds the A. B. degree
from Baker University, the B. D..
degree from Drew University and
the Pho. degree from Boston
University.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-10
Appointments
At TougaIoo
Announced

Tougaloo, Miss, Aug. 8 -Presi-
dent Samuel C.. Kincheloe recently
announced the new appointments
and requirements for the faculty
and staff at Tougaloo Southern
Christian College for the 1957-5S
session.
DR.. Harvey Stork has been ap-
pointed John Hay Whitney Visit
ing Professor of Biology. His sal
airy will in a large part be provid-
ed by the John Hay Whitney Foun-
dation as part of its program for
helping small colleges secure the
service of distinguished professors.
DR.. Stork holds the A. B. degree
from Indiana University and the
Ph.D. from Cornell University. He
is also the author of numerous
publications.
DIR. Ernest N. Hall has been man,
ed head of the Department Of His
tory. He received the B. S. degree
from the University of Illinois and
the Pho. from Bradley Polytech-
mic Institute.
Frank Donald Ilersich of Cleve-
land, Ohio has been appointed
Assistant Professor of Speech and
Drama. With BIS. from Hiram
College and the M. A. from West
ern Reserve, Ilersich spent two
summer stock seasons aboard the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-10
South African -.
Continued from Page One)

with the hope of creating an edu-
Gated ministry for his people. When
they returned to South Africa, M
imba became a rural pastor of the
African Presbyterian church.
Nearly 80 years later-in 1854
the Rev. Mzimba returned to the
United States to help Lincoln uni
versity celebrate its centennial, and
to receive an honorary D. D.
DR.. Mzimba's own children have
done well. One was the first AZ
rican to graduate in medicine from
the University of Witwatersrand
in johannesburg, before aparthied
was adopted as policy. He is now
a practicing physician in Cape
town. Another son is a senior
medical student. One daughter is
a nurse; two are teachers
When he received a letter ap-
pealing to the alumni of member
colleges for contributions to the
College Fund, he sent a money
order for ten -$22.77-his
monthly stipend"
Patronize Our Advertisers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-10

"Hank, stop kidding" told him.
"After all, there's only so much
we can do pictorially with an air
conditioner"
The newspaper was folded and
put aside while | received an educa-
ton on the 1857 line of RCA Whirl-
pool room air conditioners.
Hank started with the models
that have an electronic filter and
are so compact in size that they
can be used in either the upper or
lower part of a double-hung win
dow without blocking the view.
Then he described the units with
out side lowers that are ideal for
through-the-wall installation. AZ
ter that, / heard about the special
models for easement windows.
"Then there are a couple of re-
verse cycle units that will heat as
well as cool the air." Hank con-
tinued.
We didn't photograph all Of the
Is units today, but enough to con-
vince me that air conditioners have
installation possibilities I'd never
realized. One such possibility I'm
going to investigate before summer
is our living room.