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Evening star., 1957-04-16

Iturbed by the attitude Of certain
lsegments Of the local press over
10 period Of many months. work.
ling in concert with some few
disgruntled employees within this
bureau.
Fairness Questioned
"They have individually and
collectively, in a manner which
has in my Judgment violated
every standard Of fairness and
Ipropriety. sought to shatter the
public confidence in this bureau
and in me.
II am deeply concerned with
the far reaching implications Of
this course Of action which will
likely continue SO long as re-
main In my present capacity"
Speaking Of the subcommit-
tees special report he added that
there were many constructive
recommendations with which he
agrees but that. ut Is unfortu-
nate that a major portion of its
criticisms stems from individual
and selected instances withdrawn
from thousands upon thousands
of properly executed inspections
and cases. There Is much which
can be said in reply to these
criticisms.
Evening star., 1957-04-16
Dubinsky Gets
Lone Confession

NEW YORK. April 16 (R.-
David Dubinsky. Garment Work.
Iers Union president. said yes
terday only one person had taken
advantage Of a To-day period of
grace set aside for union officials
to confess taking gifts from en-
Iployers.
Mr.. Dubinsky disclosed 10 days
ago that he was giving all off,
Icials and staff employees of the
international Ladies Garment
Workers Union the chance to
confess.
Those who admitted taking
gifts. he said. would be treated
gently. but those who failed, to
confess. and later were found
ito have accepted employer gifts,
would be punished.
At the deadline yesterday Mr..
Dubinsky said he felt the fact
that he had received only one
confession showed I'VE have an
honest union"
! He had earlier said he thought
the gift-taking was confined to a
Evening star., 1957-04-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. - AIT
TUESDAY

York by now on THE Naked and
the Dead" business.
4 ~
Chill Wills, with the missus,
asked me. What is this Oracle
Fields like?" They are min and
Bill" for the new Metro half
hour telefilms.
Interesting to see John Car
roll with ex-wife Lucille Ryman.
Have you reconciled?" I wanted
to know. Lucille shook her head.
I'VE like each other better this
way. We can do as we please
without explanations"
Jeanne Grain bibbetee-b -bobbit-
teed by, her cream dress SEEM
Iingly covered with loose pearls.
Paul Brinkman was with her, of
course. Il have no picture COM
ing up soon." said Jeanne, stick
ing to her resolution to take a
long rest before facing the
cameras again.
n y 4 4 4
How d'ya like my new suit?"
Russ Tamblyn asked me. He was
tieless, with rumpled jacket and
Evening star., 1957-04-16

pants and an old sports shirt.
He and his date. Anne Francis
+ harbilown, down-at-heel flats.
and very shabby-had been
viewing the premiere crowd from
the bleachers, eating popcorn
and they were photographed
more than any of the dressed
up stars. To get attention in
Hollywood, you have to be
different.
Dorothy Malone was all set
to attend the premiere but chose
that day to paint her house.
and came down with paint
poisoning. Dotty has some time
of now while her Robert Taylor
picture, Tip On A Dead
Jockey" is locationing in Spain.
Lauren Bacall wired that she
was sorry to miss the Los
Angeles opening. Its not often
] make a picture I'm proud Of,
but with this one want to
wallow in the spotlight" The
film. Dore Schary's last at Metro,
should mint a fortune for the
studio.
Evening star., 1957-04-16
Ed SULLIV
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Eortho EIectrifies

NEW YORK.--In Tv parlance.
Best Continuing Performance on
the international stage would be
that Of Israel, game, doughty
little nation which refuses to be
bulldozed. All nominees for
Antoinette Perry "Tonys" agree
that my Fair Lady" will sweep
the boards this year. On Sat-
. urday night at the Broadway
Theatre during the first half of
"Shinbone Alley" Eartha Kilt
as the cat mehitabel, electrified
the musical with a first-rate as
sist from Eddie Bracken. The
show nose-dived in the faltering
second-half but not until Eartha
proved she can be truly terrific,
given the right material. Satur-
day night in that blazing first
half, Eartha indicated she be-
longed in the same category with
Lena Horne, Harry Belafonte,
Sammy Davis. jr., Nat King Cole.
Cab Galloway and of course, oil
pappy. Louis Armstrong.
Navy League honoring Adms.
Leahy, Nimitz and Halsey at
Waldorf, May 2. Jayne
Mansfield to wed Mickey Hargi-
tay in November. Charlie
Chaplin, jr. and Lillian PortnOy
a twosome. (. 20th-Fox rejected
Debra Paget's request for a re-
lease. German newspapers
unanimously backing Henry
Rosters ousting of o. w. Fischer
from MY Man Godfrey" They
say Fischer's head is too big.
Richard Zanuck. Darryl's son, Ell
Moroccoing with Helen Wood,
Ziegfeld Follies dancing eyeful.
In five weeks he'll be out Of the
Army. Billy DeWolfe show
ing the town to Jane Dulo. +.
Fleur Meyer. Mike Cowles' ex,
writing a biog Of Salvador Dali.
-. Yankees delighted about
their trip home. just four stop
offs. Quite a contrast to the
daffy one-night stands of Giants
and Dodgers.
Hal March Candy TOxton stork
due in June. Marine 1t.
Peter Powell. nephew of Her.
bert Bayard Swope, to wed Sue
Randall. John Huston's next.
''The Bravados" for 20th-Fox.
=. Francesca de Scaffa to marry
Jaime Bravo, Mexican bullfight-
er. -. Next Christmas day
broadcast of Queen Elizabeth
viii be TVd. Cesare Siepi
and Sandy Weston seem perm
anent. Virginia Mayo and
Warmers part company in Octo-
Der. Doctors told Billy Eek
stine his migraine headaches
were caused by impacted wisdom
tooth. Blanche Yurka and
Malcolm Vaughn at the Harwyn.
-. Buddy Lester and his broth
er Jerry made up. Sarah
Vaughan signed to headline at
the Waldorf June 3 Broad
way plays dominated by Eddies:
Eddie Bracken ('Shinbone AL
Evening star., 1957-04-16
|burdette Reply
To Critics Hits
|At 'Disgrunt|ed'
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS

Walter w. Burdette, contro-
|versial chief Of the Health De-
Ipartment's Bureau of Food and
H Health Engineering. today
blamed "disgruntled employees" in
his bureau for his upcoming
retirement.
Only yesterday Mr.. Burdette,
attacked by House Appropria-
tions Subcommittee for "erratic
enforcement Of regulations, 4"
asked the new health director,
DR.. Daniel Leo Finucane, and
the Commissioners for permis-
sion to seek retirement. Per-
mission was granted with the
stipulation he retire by June 80.
After the report Of special
subcommittee investigators was
released Mr.. Burdette was
ordered to prepare report re-
plying to criticisms of poor pub
lie health practices. favoritisms
and other deficiencies. He is cur
Irently on sick leave.
In his letter to DR.. Finucane,
forwarded to the Commissioners.
Mr.. Burdette said There is
much which can be said in reply
to these criticisms. Never
theless, grave doubts exist in my
mind as to whether the most
comprehensive answer on my
part will satisfy my critics"
Cary Made Acting Chief
Following Mr.. Burdette's move
and the Commissioners reply
granting his request for permis-
sion to retire. DR.. Finucane made
William H. Cary, longtime con-
tender for Mr.. Burdette's Job
acting chief of the bureau.
The subcommittee had singled
out Mr.. Cary. deputy chief under
Mr.. Burdette. as being better
qualified. It criticized former
health director. DR.. Daniel l..
Seckinger. for the appointment.
In his letter yesterday. Mr..
Burdette. who joined the Health
Department nearly 40 years ago,
declared that: II am deeply dis
Evening star., 1957-04-16
HOLLY
BY SHElLAH GRAHAM
Lana May Do 'Peyton Place

Mrs. Peter Godfrey, with
Charles Coburn as usual. prom
ised me she would be with her
husband Peter the next night at
the Spirit of st. Louis" pre-
miere. And then everyone will
say that I've had a fight with
Charles friend Of the family
she added. =. Phillip Reed
told me he was serving in the
same capacity for Greer Carson,
whose Buddy FogeIson was in
Dallas. Greer, in flame chiffon,
looked tres chic.
Agnes Moorhead, regal in
purple. was with constant escort
Paul Gregory, who is of for New
Evening star., 1957-04-16

|ley'D, Eddie Mayehoff c"visit to
Ia Small Planet"). Eddie Begley
t"Inherit the Wind"), and Ed
die Robinson (''Middle Of the
Night'D.
Tony Perkins and Gary Coop
er's daughter, Maria, acting seri-
Gus. -. The Jockey Willie Bo-
lands called her Cynthia.
Enrol Flynn got $4,000 advance
on his biog. Mrs. David Niv-
Ien out of hospital. Lauren
Bacall with the Moss Harris at
Chateau Madrid. Bernard
Macfadden's widow JOnnie. and
Austin Ferguson a twosorne.
United Airlines PREF. Bill Patter-
son, at Mayo Clinic. G.
David Schine dating Hellevl
Rombin. Mayor Wagner held
out little hope for new Dodger
stadium in John Cameron Sway
re interview. :. Walt Disney
will reissue "Bambie" in fall,
|. :. Loretta YOung's daughter
Judy prefers Sidney Kalcheim,
!. Willie Goggin new head pro
at Englewood G. c. Zanuck
just finished Island in the Sun. >
now starts Sun Also Rises"
Ava Gardner shipwrecked In
THE Little Hut" wearing a Dior
gown.
Margaret Leighton's ex. Max
Rcinhardt. marrying Dorothy
Macdonald. !. Trygve Lie tc
head Socialist Workers Party OF
Norway. Red Buttons and
Helene to aropt a baby. . Read
ers Digest's Mrs. De, Witt Wallace
bedded with broken hip.
Sloan Simpson dating David
tBrigadoOm) Atkinson.
Michael Parker, Prince Philips
Iex-private secretary. still out Of
"a Job. Max tUA) Young
STEMS sister died. Sir
Gladwyn Jebb's son Miles with
Mae Autry at Voyager Room
|. The DIR. Sidney diane
Sehubartl Hellers expect a No.
Ivember stork. Bob Brumby
now operating a booming mote
in Clearwater. Fla. The Pau
Alters Of Garry Moore show
tagged her Julie. Preston
| Sturges' next film, to be shot
in Sicily in June. will concern
Lucky Luciano.
Evening star., 1957-04-16

WOOD tNANA).-
Lana Turner looks too young to
play the beautiful widow in
|"Peyton Place" /" bur / hear she is
about to sign for the role. She
was Jerry Wald's first choice for
the part. And Is Joan Collins set
for the daughter2. Shelley
Winters, with Anthony Franciosa
at Metros Designing Woman"
premiere, told me / was the
thousandth person who had
asked her. Have you and Tony
set the date yet?' when we do,
I'll put out q bulletin" said
Shell. There are some complica-
tions. 1t seems.
Co-star Of DESIGNING Woman, !"
Gregory Peck, paused In the
foyer to tell me. This will be an
expensive picture for husbands. /"
It's worth seeing. girls: the
Helen Rose dresses are scrumpti-
Gus. Next picture for Gregory is
his Western with Willie Wyler,
The Big Country"
4
Kathryn Grays0n. a late ar
rival with girl-friend Shirley
Eder, wore q pearl crown and
gave me the news that she is
going full steam ahead with her
Itelevision show. She has been
inactive much too long. !
asked Bill Demerest What are
you doing?" and he replied I'm
in mining" He's up to his hooks
in uranium. George Murphy,
to a fan: rs my wig on straight?"
I"Yes. but why have a wig with
gray hair?" That should teach
George not to make Jokes.
Evening star., 1957-04-16

small but vulnerable group" In
the union. He said yesterday
the group must have been even
smaller than thought.
Mr.. Dubinsky declined to dis
close the name or position Of the
Ione who confessed.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-25
Senator Frear
Makes Report

United States Senator ]. Allen
Frear says the 72-biIlion dollar
budget recommended by President
Eisenhower can be reduced.
In his weekly statement Mr..
Frear declared that members of
Congress may be expected to en-
courage. whenever possible, lessen
amounts of Federal funds for vari-
Gus projects. than those requested.
In this connection the Deleware
lawmaker noted that the Secretary
of the Treasury, George Humphrey,
has also indicated that reduction
in Federal spending may be possi-
Bile. during the next fiscal year.
Mr.. Frear called attention to
the. fact 81, per cent of the money
to pay for next years budget will
come from Federal income taxes.
"Thns !" .. he said, leach of us makes
a. real contribution to the cost of
Government"
The Senator cautioned that the
high. level of military spending is
due to the necessity to provide ade-
quate- national defense for our
selves and our allies. He pointed
out that advances in the nuclear
and electronic fields are making
many conventional weapons obsO-
eiete and that the cost of new ones
plus. the training of personnel to
operate them increases the none
tary obligations for national de-
fanSa
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-25

Mrs. G, Dale Lingo. Sr., Mrs.
John A Cordrey. Mrs. John S. Cor
dI ev and Mrs. Richard Cordrey
spent Tuesday in Salisbury.
Carey's Paint and Color Center
Recipient of Letter of Recognition
The C. NJ. Athey Paint Company
of Baltimore, Md, has made public
a letter of congratulations sent to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Carey. Jr.. pro-
prietors of Carey's Paint and Color
Center in Millsboro, Delaware.
The increase in sales of the Ath-
ey products inspired the letter and
is meant also as challenge to the
Paint Center to prove to their pa
trons and 10 the new customers
they hope to gain in 1857 the great
value received for their money.
An analysis of Athey's Paint
shows it to rank among the best
in ingredients and durability.
MillsbOrO HOmemakers' Club meets
Millsboro Homemakers' Club met
at the home of Mrs. John McGee on
Thursday afternoon, January IT,
Mrs. Anna King demonstrated 1.-THE
Use of Table Linens" and the topic
discussed by Mss. John Phillips and
Mrs, Lambert Ayres was Knit
ting.
The president. Mrs. A. Wayne
Burton, appointed leaders for the
various training courses during the
year.
On February 81 the club will
meet with Mrs. Paul Schumacher.
Perennial Flowers" will be the
tonic with Mrs. Raymond Lingo
and Mrs. George R. Hickman as
leaders.
The monthly meeting of the
Southern Division of the Licensed
Practical Nurses Association was
held on Monday night, January 21.
at the Millsboro Fire Hall. A verv
interesting evening was spent. Re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Elizabeth Parker.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-25

required discussion. Light refresh
ments were served in the cafeteria
during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar English, to-
gether with other members and
and friends of the General Assem-
bly, attended the Inauguration Cere-
monies in Washington on January
u. Tney report very pleasant
day.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Eogar + gilsh and Mr. md
Mrs. Lester Newton were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Adams
for Canasta.
Here is date to put circle
around on your calendars. Feb 16.
On that evening, the Sunshine Glass
will have a turkey dinner for the
public. More details later on.
On January 21, Jimmy Smith left
for a two-weeks' vacation in Cali
fornia, driving out with Douglas
Melott, who is to enter the service
of his country. They expect to stop
off in New Mexico Jimmy will fly
back
The brand new baby daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hawpe chose
the stormy evening of January is
to make her debut into this world.
She has returned home with her
mother. Her name is Mable Anita.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Green
wood Volunteer Company served
the Annual dinner for the Eastern
Shore Foxhunters Association on
January 16. In spite of the stormy
evening the affair was a huge sue
cess with 120 in attendance.
Mrs. Harvey Dickerson's uncle,
Mr.. George Bockus of Village
Green Pa. spent the weekend with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Burton Case of
Harrington were Sunday dinner
guests of the Jacob Hatfields. The
Hatfields' guests on Saturday even
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-25
Wife OF Senator Williams Heads
Congressional Club

Mrs. John ]. Williams of Mills
boro, wife of Senator Williams, was
installed at ceremonies Friday,
January Is. as president of the
Congressional Club, after which a
tea was given in her honor by Mrs.
]. Allen Frear, Jr.
Mrs. Williams was unanimous
ly nominated on the first ballot
and is the first Delawarean to head
the club. Her routine election be-
came official January 16. Very sell
dom is the wife of a Senator elected
president since the membership is
so much larger in the House of
Representatives, enabling their
wives to become better acquainted.
The last chairman other than the
wife of a Representative was Mrs.
Harold Burton, wife of Supreme
Court Justice Burton.
The Congressional Club, COM
posed of wives of Senate, House,
Cabinet and Supreme Court mem
bers, is the only social club ever to
be incorporated by an act of Con-
gress.
Mrs. Williams has been Z mem
Der of the club since 1947. She has
served on the advisory board, was
chairman of the special events COM
mittee 1950-52, and was elected
chairman of the receptions COM
mittee for 1954-1956.
The Congressional Clubs annual
activities-at which Mrs. Williams
will act as hostess-include re-
ception for the President and First
Lady, a reception for the vice presi-
dent and his wife, tea for the
wives of the diplomatic corps,
reception for the speaker of the
House. an annual spring breakfast
for the First Lady A Founders
Day. celebration. and a reception
for the Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court and his wife.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-25

ing wera Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Davis
and Gary Lee.
News seems scarce this week for
sure. The unusual cold weather and
snow evidently kept lot of us at
home. When the thermometer hits
zero, that's news for Delaware
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Davis spent
Monday evening with Mrs. Bessie
IlIchards.
On Thursday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Medfore Calhoun and Mr.. and
Mrs. Allison Davis attended the
Southeastern Pennsylvania Artifi-
cial Breeders Association dinner
held at Coolspring. Mr.. Davis is
president of the local organization.
Luncheon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allison Davis on Wednesday were
Delmar ]. Young. Dairy Specialist
of the University of Delaware and
William Henderson, County Agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith were
Sunday evening. guests of the Alli-
son Davises.
2dF1o Odk~
houn attended the Delaware Pro-
duction dinner. IN Dover last week.
Mrs. Hazel -Zych and children
were Sunday afternoon guests of
the Medford Calhouns. On Sunday
evening Mrs. Medford Calhoun
visited Mrs. Carl Hill while Carl
and Medford attended the Meth
odist Mems Club.
Mrs. Wilbur Hynson and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fleishauer visited
Mrs. Hynson's husband in Jeffer-
son Hospital, in Philadelphia, Tues
day evening Mr.. Hynson is i'm
proving, but will be in the hospital
a few more days and then in bed at
home for a while. He has greatly
appreciated the many lovely
flowers, cards, and phone calls.
q
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-25
MILL LSBORO
-
MillsborU
Phone
5241
BY Mrs.
l.. Es S>aEe8

kIgnteen iauies braved the snow
last Wednesday morning to attend
Millsboros initial conee for the
benefit of the March of Dimes at
the home of Mrs. Paul Schumacher
$3.50 was collected toward the
Polio Fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Seidel of Sails
bury are the parents of son, born
in Peninsula General Hospital, on
Friday, January Is. He has been
named Michael Philip. Mrs. Seidel
is the former Miss Marilyn, Cahall
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter NJ. Belts
spent Sunday in Wilmington with
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Belts and were
accompanied home by their grand
son, Jimmy, for weeks visit.
On Saturday, Mrs. Everett Mes
sick attended the wedding of Miss
Bernadine Marie Patterson and
Lester Thompson Coleman at st.
John the Baptist R. 9. Church,
Newark, and the reception in the
Newark Century Club. The bride is
the Sussex County All Agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sirman have
moved to Milisboro from Ell Paso.
Texas, where Mr.. Sirman attended
the National Guard School. He is
now employed at the Armory in
Seaford. Mrs. Sirman is the for
more Miss Betty Franklin.
Mrs. Paul Godfrey spent Monday
in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Americus Belts
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker
in Lewes, Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-25
GREENWOOD
BY Mrs. ElVa Hatfield
Phone Greenwood 425k


Greenwood Conservative Mennonite
Church
Bishop, Neyin Bender
Pastor, Mark SwariZentruber
$3.50 a. m, Sunday School. Rob
ert Zehr, Supt.
1870 a. m, Worship Service.
200 p. m, Evening bIDle Meet
ing.
500 2. m. Wednesday Evening
Prayer Meet. Visitors welcome any
service
Pilgrim Holiness Church
The Rev Miss Eta ClOugh
1000 a. m, Sunday School.
11:00 a. m, MorningWorship.
700 p. m, Youth Service.
1880 p. m, Evangelistic Service.
Mid-week prayer service, We'd
nesday, 7:45 p. m.
Greenwood Methodist Charge
The Rev. Frank Baynard, pastor
Greenwood Methodist Church
1000 a. m, Church School, James
Anthony, Supt.
11:OO a. m, worship Service.
Grace Methodist Church
9:45 a. m, Worship Service.
11:0O a. ~, Church School, Mrs.
Mary Uhler, Supt.
st. JOhnstOWn
10:30 a. m, Church School, Mr..
Joseph Bostick, Supt.
The Parent-Teacher Association
held its January meeting on the
21st. After a short business ses-
sion, the group visited the different
rooms where teachers were hold
ing Open House, giving the parents
an opportunity to see the chill
dren's work and to talk with the
individual teachers about their pro-
gress or any special problems which
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-25

Presidents of the club are chosen
because of their own personal pops
ularity, their geographical ; resi-
dence and their ability to lead.
There have been 27 presidents OF
the club prior to Mrs. Williams and
10 are still in official life in WASH
ington and active members.
When the club was incorporated
by act of Congress in 1908, it had
1875 members. Today the number
has grown to about 500 plus rs
nonresident members and so asso-
ciate members.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-25
POPULAR MUSEUM

JORDAN. Ont. = Up = More
than 1000 persons from all Canad-
ian provinces and IL other coun-
tries visited the Jordan Historical
Museum last year. The museum is
three miles west of st. Catharines.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-25

Corn borers overwintering ia
stalks left in Delaware corn fields
are expected to damage more than
one-half million dollars worth Of
corn next season-unless corn
ground is plowed before May 1.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-25

Camping fees alone do not cover
the cost of sending girls to Camp
Todd.
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17

rmap;o ne! APPS Custom Ground
Eiqbtoclock on special sale! You
know how unusual that is! Now's
the smart time to find out how un'
usual the coffee is! Try it! Like all
AaP o,emium. quality Coffees,
Eipbtoclock is kept in the freshly
roasted bean until you buy =.
then ground before your eyes to
one Of seven different grinds! Re.
sult3 You get all that mild, mellow
flavor in your cup! Now, during this
truly extraordinary sale, enjoy Gus
!Om Ground Eight O'Clock Coffee!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23

only civic club floa. in the par
ade. The VIEW deserves credit
for bringing its State leaders to
Tabor City.
The committee IS grateful TO
the Tabor City Marketing Com
pany for helping defray eX-
penscs for the sam exhibit
prizes and for the use OF thcr
facilities for tine dances.
The Town OF Tabor City vii
II. D. Stevens, Jr., and the stree;
department Tor lis all aroyrt
help before. during md after the
festival was praiScworthy. The
police department deserves cred
il, too, for keeping record traffic
moving as we'll rs could be eX-
.pected and for maintaining order
during the three DAYS.
Newspapers, radio and tClovi-
sion stations over p wide are
gave The event wonderful pub
.H.I.y md ,hc CON uittec is APP
.pgcCidtivc Of the effort.
And =, the many others who
participated and Eovc If their
time. effort and money. goes a
sincere thanks morn "., gN,cg-
tive committee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-23

Red Devils during the Friday
night tilt was Jackie Soles. The
Red Devils journey TO Lumber
ton next week as they face the
Lumberton Eleven.
STUDENT COUNCIL
The Student Council opened its
regular meeting with Joel
Hcdgecoe giving TIC pray or.
Several students were before
the council for violating school
rules and there was little time
for business 10 be transacted.
However, President Mickey
Watts reminded council mcmb-
ers who served On committees
concerning smoking Il school
and driving cars 10 school TO
CHECK up on their duties.
SCIENCE CLUB
The Science Club met to elect
Officers for the wear and plan
for activities.
The newly elected officers are
Kenneth Eduings. president.
Melvin MOBILES, " e-presidcnt
Brenda EddingS. S,-.sta.y: Jes-
Sica Gore. trcaSW,r. and Lc-
Verne Ward. reporter.
BETA CLUB
y the r,"'l'2. meeting of the