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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
IN STORE
THIS WEEK AT
Madz,eu

Monday starts Woodward 6 10th
rop's Solute to the Federal Govern
ment. You are invited to our "orond
tour" OF II displays in our Wash
ineton Store Main Building windows.
Monday, see spring fashions smart
underlines in our Vossorette Cherry
Blossom Time Fashion Show. 200
and $50 pm, Girdles and Bros, Bird
Floor, Washington.
Tuesday and Thursday, we present
Hope Skillnon's brilliant new Galaxy
Cottons in bric-Foshon Show,
featuring Vogue patterns. Tuesday
OF 30 am. and 300 pm. Thurs
doy OF 800 and 7::3o pm. 9th Floor,
Washington.
Tuesday, for your heoIth's sake, see
our presentation of Cancer Self Ex-
onninotion Films for Women. In the
Conference Room, 7th Floor, WASH
inoton, Time and Two Women" at
HOO am. and 200 pm. and
"Breost Self Examination" at 100
pm. Both films at our 7 Corners
Store OF ZOO.
Wednesday through Saturday, Inqo
Jensen, Syracuse TobIe Stylist, comes
to our China Department, 5th Floor,
Washington. Let her advise you on
pattern selection and tobIe settings
and explain the manufacture Of fine
china.
Saturday, you're invited to see the
foshion enchontnent read for you.
A Sprine-Summer Fashion Show in
Misses Dresses features an oiry COL
lection by Roma 200 pm, 3rd Floor,
Washington.
Saturday starts the Fifth Annual
ComeIIio Show in our Chevy Chase
Store Auditorium. It's in cooperation
with the ComeIIio Society of the
Potomac Valley and the Southern
California ComeIIio Society. Open
2:30 pm. to 1000.
Saturday starts in the new Potomac
Room at our Alexandra Store, q
Teen Grooming Course from 1000
am. to 1900 noon. Limited offend
once, so be sure to register in 3D.
vance in the Teen department or at
managers office.
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project of this group is to do
volunteer work after school
and on Sundays in the Pedia-
tries Ward of d. c. General
Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

Monday storts Woodward 6 10th
rop's Solute to the Federal Govern
ment. You are invited to our "qrond
tour" Of 27 displays in our Wosh-
ineton Store Main Building windows.
The Adak sun., 1959-07-20

NAVY COLLEGE PROGRAM
OFFERS NEW OPPORTUNITIES
WASHINGTON (zFPs) The first candidates
will receive orders for COLLEGE train
ing in Hay 1860 under the Navy's newly
revised Enlisted College Educ ton
program. =
This action will result from a mer-
9ef Of the En- listed r Advanced school:
Program and the Enlisted Scientific.
5ducation Program, Officials said.
Graduates Of the combined courses
will be sent: to Officer Candidate
School . and. later be COMM ssioned en-
signs. -.
The progran is scheduled. to be ai-
vided. into two parts: 49,
= Engineering studies aimed st pro
1ucing personnel qualified in systems
9ngineering.
~ Observation-Disclosures courses now
taken by NESEF students; attending
four year courses at colleges and uni
versi ties.
AS in the past NI,SEP candidates Will
get nine weeks Of training at the Ma
7al preparatory School, cambridge, Ma.
n the Service School Command San Die
90, Calf. =. =;
1t is estimated that 22O candi da tes:
viii be chosen for chooling under the
lew NESEP during FISCAL Year 1860.
ALL candidates for the NESEF: course
should file applications with their
commanding officers before August l..
(Chaplain's corner con- t from page
Iere are three sarIples:
JEWISH:
BLESSED art Thou, Lord our God,
Ing Of the. Universe, who bringest fo-
cth bread firm the earth, for the sus-
5enance Of humankind. Amen"
lOrllN CATHOLIC:
I'VE give Thee thanks Almighty God,
For hes and all Thy blessings which
The Adak sun., 1959-07-20
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM ARMED FORCES
TO SUPPORT PAN-AMERICAN GAMES

Voluntary Contri butt ms Will be Solicit
ed from members Of the Armed Forces to
SUPPORT the American leans in the Pan
American Games of 1859 and the Olympic
games Of 1860. ::
BUFFERS ms truction 1903 Of June 25,
authorizes the Mat passing" to aid in
overall support, including mill tary team
members, Of the Fan American Games in
Chicago, in August, and the Olympic ga
mes to be held in Squaw Valley, Callf.,
and Rome, Italy, next year.
The Adak sun., 1959-07-20
WAVES BIRTHDAY JULY OATH

JACKSONVILLE (NAvNENs) VADM R. B. Prize,
Deputy Chief Of Naval Operations for Air
will deliver the principal address at the
WAVES 18th anniversary reunion, which
begins here July "a.
More than 1900 people are expected
to attend the three-day conclave. Also
scheduled to speak during the meeting is
Capt. Winifred quick, Director of WAVES.
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szIe BELvoIR DRIVE
GLEN MAR PARK

GLEN MAR PARK 5zI6 BELvoIR DRIVE
OPEN SUM- 27-loveIy 2-bedm brick rumbe in very choice
Location SUMNER Springfield Little Flower Church ond School,
Kenwood Club Perfect condition Large porch Full base
eopons and guest accommodations resembling mos
ozne picture! Beautiful lot. Delightful patio LOW LOW 2Os!
Moss Ave- Ext Bookewoy left to Nomokoeon right to Bo
left to home. M. BortIett, HA 2-342l
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an., aa1z pIckwIcK LANE
RoLLlhcwoop, Low sos.

RoLLNoWooD Low sos! 3zl2 PIcKWIcK LANE
OPEN SUM-. l-6-Teue vcue! Lovely white brick COLONEL
the choice port Of this beautiful community Spacious center hall
pun A-eleee Kitchen with adjoining breakfast 3bed
plus den nursery and baths End floor Custom quality
throughout RondOmw pessed oak floors HeoV slate roof
Delightful setting in the cool shade Of mony towering NEW
YORK OWNER URGES IMMEDIATE SALE! Conn., Ave. Ext to
leond st. right and continue Brook Rd Summit Ave
left Pekwek right home Mrs. Burton Huwkins o. 1908
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FIRST PRESENTATION Bethesda Mr. Georgetown Prep
SCOT sTRATHMoRE DRvE-oPEN SUN. 2-7-Fhe brick Cope
Cod with bedm ond bath LIST floor pu, large domitory
bedm End floor Dishwoher and disposed Full basement Nice
level Anchor fenced lot $l6S50 Out Wis Ave Ext Sohmore
toeoss from GEORGETOWN Pep right home Mr. eont Norris
WO 6-0S35
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sos MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
FIRST PRESENTATION

FIRST PRESENTATION 5so6 MASSACHUSETTS AVE-
OPEN SUM- l6S20o0 down may buy this very attractive 3bed
room 2boh brick coonio Wonderful neishborhood adjacent
Sumner and Springfield Kenwood Club Little Flower PoneIed
basement Big porch BuIt-n sorose Asking
$2i.sS0 Mr. Boiey EN- 1882
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-05

If you have trouble making
paint stick to a nickel surface
or ornament. try an under
coat Of thinned shellac. This
coat usually adheres well to
metal, and paint clings to it.
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OUR FIRST PRESENTATION SILVER SPRING EYk-PoPPER
1904 ALBERTl DRvE-oPEN SUM- 27-How you equal this
for s2ls5o' cuom-buit 3-bedm, 2boh brick rumber Of
splendid quality and better thon new Huge bright kitchen with
dining spoce Enormous full basement Fine neshboood
Gnhoven Elementary FLA epprosed Approx s. 400 down cnd
SIP per month may buy Georgia Ave- Ext to University ond right
Moyhew Drive right to Albert and Open sign Mr. Bradford
VIII. 6-777l.
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;sls MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

FIRST PRESENTATION ssls MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
OPEN SAT- AND SUN l-7Be brick contemporary California
rombe FULLY AIR CONDITIONED and beautiful condition
bedrooms plus 4th smo bedroom den. IA bohs Lorse
ol electric kitchen Separate dining Enormous concrete
oom 4x3 covered ond fully seeped Huge reeeoon
with fireplace and bar immense full basement Corner lot
contains 5000 feet ond mony beautiful trees and
pon,nss Wonderful neehborhood from Sumner Neor
Little Flower Church and School, Kenwood Club Mid 30s! Coll
M. Wode, Wo. $500.
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2747 North Nelson Street
Open Sunday. 1T

FIRT PRESENTATION ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA
10000 FREDERICK AVENUE-oPEN SUM- 2-7-Chormns 3-bed
brick rombe with reo style and Gloss Beautiful neishbor
hood Air. conditioning and lovely wo-towo corpet and dopes
included Large porch converted into delightful den. Beautiful
recreation room with Dor full basement Nice ot exquteT
andeored ond fenced Mid 2o Conn., Ave- extended Kensns
Pokwoy beor right Frederick right to home Mr. Perry
EN- 2-44I4.
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, $500 LAMAR ROAD
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD $500 LAMAR ROAD
OPEN SUM- l-6-A $35s5o We consider this home be the
outstanding value this eosen community Three twin bedrooms
separate dining oom large modern kitchen family One Of
the level lots the Wokins distance schools Quick
possession possible Moss Ave- mile beyond District line Crom
WELL right to Lomor Rd, right to home Mr. Rhodes o. 6244Z
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This house hos been by the Femodens division Of
Wc A. Miller Development Co., Of Woshnstons Oldest
builders the Koloroma Tonge Of Northwest Washington,
bounded by Connecticut coumbo road and cove street
NV The house z335 Ahmeod pIoee NV Owner is William
Child Residents recently organized the Kooomo Tionse Res
toroon Society give further restoration OF homes in
the TOWN. house oreo-Stor Stoff Photo.
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GEORGETOWN

1850 32nd)
Eiegance supeTb-Air-cond APT
in one Of 0eorgetown's most mag
n!fiesnt bidss.i slO1; pcss. immsd !
GLOVER Park. 402l Benton st.
n.w.---Attractive, newly decorated
1-bedrm. apt, In modern corner
bldg, ali utils. furnished. kitchen
has abundance Of cabinet space
plus newly. Installed refrigerator
with large freezing unit and large
modern Matehless oven range.
PRED a; SMITH sAL CO. Elk. S-24ss
GOOD HOPE HILLs-Apt. homes
with large porehes; 10 minutes
from the Capitol, overlooking
S Ssr,. I psTs o sTS Run r sS
and porch, s7Y 70 $3.50; q bed
rooms and porch, $SI TO Sg4 80.
Detached small buildings, home
like atmosphere, beautifully land
hood in suburban settins. Three
rooms, ample closets. porch COW.
for dining, sleeping and living:
rear stairs 70 spacious fenced-in
Kitchen X Tor 'S WsshinS Machine St out,
side drying; industrial storage
conditioners; short walk to two
ter. schools and theater; oif-street
parking. Good Hope Hills Is west
Of Naylor I'd in vicinity of 30th
st.. Sc. Rental once open daily
between 10 am. and $50 pm.
w vsoS sGsh T :: i;ei In Nc l-asoo'
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FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
Garden
Apartments


3eth ct. and Alabama ave. 3 =.
10 minutes downtown Washingtor
via public transportation; l.bed'
room apartments NOW available
Applications accented for 2:bed'
room apartments. Call 10 2-s2sS
once 2OOI 36th st Sc. OPEN
daily 0 a,m.-b pm, Sun. ! pm
8 ON, Also furn. apartments.
FOGGY BOTTOM, "Heritags
House." $500 L st.. n.v.-Liv,
T T% Ssdr% 81. :ns a. SI y, s JSs!
SHTIYa see HNi RES. sfISoR NOR r 81
CALL FE. 7-7756.
GEORGETOWN, 2B1i Que ct. NV
Newlsa dec; i-b ss,,I att at vii. with
sSrvieS incl GiAO nU 0-1g11
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25 Kennedy st. NV, Apt. 3O5-
Two rooms. dinette kitchen AND
bath: includes all utilities. Key
with janitor.
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wise. AND MASS. AyEs:-s,bsa.
WI Wiz .I ": f Si i ~ III Lso ), k SIS
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T S.S,S ", ave 3. Si iII:. , ssf q.
Mar. or xo, S-o4Se. IA. s:ls76
NAYLoR S I'd s1 NJ Blk <, iT rem
: : S S,:as Ss H. S :s g. Ss
Mr.. CLARK, OIL. 6-4s4s.
NJ. ARLA-Thrss Tm.;; heat sne
transp. III. 4-IiO0.
NEAR CAPITOL HILL
SIS EAST CAPITOL ST
Modern 1-bedrm. apt. with livlni
rm,, foyer, kitchen and bath; SIS
utilities in nsD.ss Ro eSIS sd'OS
MoNTooMEkY. NC, 81. f:2slS
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2-story, 1s-unit apt, completely
restored: rm.. kit, bath, S55;
] bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, bath. $50
to SIS. See mgr, Apt. 2, or call
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"UPPER
GEORGETOWN"
LUXURY

GEORGETOWN"
LUXURY
7-sToRY ELEVATOR BLDG,
l BEDROOM -----. $l35.0C
2 BEDROOMS 49, 1880
WIRED FOR AIR CONDITIONING
Beautiful large living rooms with
fioor-to-ceiling windows, dininf
rooms, bedrooms with extra-largt
closets. de luxe kitchen. all util'
tiles included. Private parking lot
WINCHESTER FULTON
1901 Tunlaw Rd. NV. or
3D1S Fulton St. NV,
MRS. 0ERNAND FE. 7-337f
ils EEwCoMB 81; s:E,: mr.: ROliin.
si ield- sS, rms ma :. dninstte' kit' s az
MANN, ma, $4,000.
10TH ST. AND SPRING RI. NV
2 rms, kit. and bath, $50; leas,
1928 CoLUMBA m. NV. 2
blk, on 18th st,--1 room ant
bath; also, bedrrn., living rn.
kitchen and bath: available now
Call resident manager, NO. z,
e271. RANDALL H. HAGNER a
823 A ST. N.E.-White; two germ.
kit. and bath apis. All utilities
No drinking; $50. Ii. 7-s209.
S3T PEABODY NV. - bedrms.
scr. porch. liv. tm., dinette, heat
list d.; $50. Adults. ia. 9-4bSO.
sise Ssass snd AYE S.h NE ss.so os spY H.,
iNGToN HoUsfNd CORP, 81
H st. NV, MA. R-46ls.
1909 GOOD HOPE RID. S.E.-S5(
2 hedrms.. liv. rm., din. kit. anc
DUN oP, INC. CO. 6.Oe22.
500 MASS. AVE. s.E.-Loveiy /,
bedm. apt. now avail. SR2 80, Res
MGR. will show. WALKER a. DUN.
LoP. INC. CO.. 5-0222.
1857 PARK ROAD NV bedrms
living RIM, kit, bath. large re.
cent, hall. Elevator bldg. MAN.
AGER. AID. 10000.
93l EYE ST, N.W.-2 rms, bath
utils.; End floor; $50.
1924 18th ST. NV bedrms.
liv. rm.. Kit. and bath: elev. bldg
We accept children.
gage QUE ST. N,W.-Liv. rm., din
rm.. 2 bedrms.. 2 baths: no chill.
dren; $3.50 mo. CO, 5-0995.
17O5 EAST CAPTTOL-2 rms, Kit
and bath: redec.: S47.b0.
926 L g.: n.w.-Nice eficiency: re.
bath bath. rsdee,; $40, incl, utils. See
ais 18th st. NET rms, kit. and
bath: redee.: S57 so.
HARRISON q ADAMS
932 X st. NV. Ma. 6-S30s
1916 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV
2-BEDROOM APT, Si25
9 large bedrooms, living room, kit.
pantry and foyer: Just on Dupon
circle. .
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ARLINGTON, NORTH

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY IN
FAIRFAX COUNTY
|FLORIS Area bedrms.. 3 baths;
acres, nice setting and view.
$3.50 per mo. Conv. Chantilly Air
port .n,,. . .cnr.or ,Nc
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$500
1901 9th st. Sc, Apt. 306-Twc
rooms. dinette, kitchen and bath
includes all utilities. Key with
mgr, No. 1903.
A. S. Gardiner g. Co., Inc
MA. 8-0334 1881 L st. NV
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-D. Q.
400l 4th ST. Sc.
618 A ST. Sc.

l BEDROOM ..- $3.50
Large liv. rm., sep. din. area, large
bedrm., kit. bath and back porch.
See Mrs. Kelley. 400l 4th st. sc.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06
4 Cruger Chatter

vention, in Biloxi Mr.. and Mrs. r.
K. O'Rielly had an extended vaca-
ton on the Mississippi Coast.
Mrs. B. u. Bridgers of Moorhead,
has been a guest in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. O'Rielly and
Robin.
MI. and Mrs. Edwin Bailey and
daughters Becky and Cindy and
Mrs. Bonner accompanied the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Bailey of Greenville to Jackson
for a Sunday visit with relatives.
Mrs. G.. L. Mcmillan of Vicks-
burg, Mrs. Sam Lane of Fayette
and grandmother, Mrs. J.. J.. Holi-
man have been visiting In the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Howard and
family.
Mrs. Mae Hairston has returned
home after a weeks visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Mae Hatch.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Dot Clifton and
Mrs. Mary Helen Mayors of Yazoo
City visited Mrs. Loucille Brown In
the home of Mrs. F. c. Flemming.
Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Green and
Sammy have returned home after
having a weeks outing on a private
lake owned by Rev. Green's uncle
of Meridian. Mrs. Green's family
OF Jay, Fla. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Slate, brother Ronnie and sister
Dianne, also shared this outing.
MIR. and Mrs. Gene Rutledge and
Kenneth, attended a family reun-
ion in Oak Grove, La. There were
about IS family members who att
ended this reunion.
Mrs. G. G. Griffin, Mrs. D. G..
Griffin and Mrs. Marion johnson,
visited relatives in Jackson, Thurs.
La Wanda Hagan of DeKalb is
spending this week with Rev. and
Mrs. Claude Fleming.
Mrs. H. D. Edwards has returned
home from a week end visit with
her son and family Mr.. and. Mrs.
Fred Edwards.
Sympathy goes to Rev. and Mrs.
Claude Fleming in the loss OF
their grandmother Mrs. Indiana
Hagan of DeKalb. Funeral services
were held Monday, in DeKalb. Rev.
and Mrs. Fleming attended.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06
Coxburq
News
By Mrs. Henry Webster

By Mrs. Henry Webster
Visitors in the home of Mrs. AID
ellie McGinty, Monday were Mr..
and Mrs. George McGinty of st.
Louis, Missouri. Ed McGinty and
Mrs. Gusta johnson of Yazoo City
and Rev. Wesley Youngblood OF
Grenada, Dale Abel of Satartia.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Estell
Whistler r sorry to hear about
their being in a car wreck. We hope
they will soon be all right.
The 4 H. Club Members from
ICoxburg that went to camp are
Delories Gardner, Patricia ChisoIm,
Peggy Luff, Donna Kay Pierce,
Linda Dickhard, Robert Dickhard,
lSheedah Abel and Rachel Abel.
MI. and Mrs. Doyle Rogers and
family went to Jackson Wednesday
afternoon to carry Linda Ann home
she had been spending a few days
with them.
George Smith is spending a few
days in Greenwood this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vardana Abel and
family went to Starkville Miss. to
see Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellison
| Sunday.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Vardaman Filing
ton of Durant are enjoying a vaca-
ton in the Mountains this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lehman
have returned home after a visit
with friends and relatives at Prem
Ston, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallace and
son Robert, Jr., of st. Louis, Mo.
are visiting their mother Mrs. w. l..
Wright and other relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Montgomery
are visiting Montgomery rela-
tives a Hattiesburg over the week
end.
Miss Jean Hand of Memphis, Miss
Betty Hand of Hattiesburg and Lar
ny Hand of State College were week
end guests in the L. J.. Hand home.
Mrs. Laura Cade is spending a
while with her daughter Mrs. S. C.
MatherS.
Mrs. Rosamond Bicker and Cade
have returned from a months
vacation with Mr.. Bicker in La.
Miss Mary Love of Jackson visi-
ted friends in West Fridey and was
a dinner guest in the L. J. Hand
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cade visited
friends in Jackson over the week
end.
Mrs. Mable Melton has returned
home after a pleasant visit with a
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

cousin in CarrolltOn.
Mr.. w. II. Jacklon spent last week
in Hattiesburg visiting his son and
family Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jack
son.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Cade of
Greenville visited relatives over he
weekend, Betty returned home with
them for a visit.
Mrs. Mable Melton will visit her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest Davis of Benoit while
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bowie are on a
vacation in Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Campbell
and Ann r enjoying a vacation
at Pick Wick Dam this week.
Guests in the home of Mrs. M.
IS. Rogers r her sister Mrs. Edna
Kerr of Jackson, and her brother MI
James Moore of Lexington, Miss.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Brock, Mr..
and Mrs. c.. L. Brock visited their
sister Mrs. Hill, who is a patient
at the Grenade hospital.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06
West
News

Mrs. Wilburn Grace has just re-
turned from a trip to New Orleans
where she visited her sister Miss
Gladys Keith. Miss Keith under
went Surgery for a brain tumor the
last of May and We are happy to re-
port she is convalescing nicely.
Rev. Curtis Ellis assisted Rev.
Gowan Ellis in a revival near Cal
boun City last week.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Upchurch of
Memphis and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Adams of Kosciusko visited their
father Mr.. Will English last Sunday.
Mrs. Wilburn Grace was hostess
to the regular meeting of the Home
Demonstration club last Monday.
A very interesting demonstration
on "Draperies" was given. Also on
the program were Miss Alice 10
Browning who gave a talk on ED
ucatiOn". Delicious watermelon
was served to the IL members
present.
Mrs. Harvey White of KoSciuSko
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Estes
Grace
Mrs. Carlton Aldridge of Durant
was a visitor in West last Sunday.
Friends of Rev. A. T. McIlwain
were sorry to hear of his accident
which resulted in a broken leg. We
are happy to report that he is res
ponding nicely to the treatment
given him at the Baptist Hospital
in Jackson.
MI. and Mrs. Jim Bowie are ha-
ppy to have two of their nieces from
Memphis as their house guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Campbell
and Ann spent the past weekend
in Jackson with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
rye Fields.
Miss Shirley Tate was given a
surprise going away" party on
Wednesday night at the home of
Ann Campbell. The girls enjoyed
barbecued hamburgers and ice or
cam. Their gift to Shirley was a
gold cross or a chain. Those who
attended this party were the honoree
and hostess, Misses Sara Tate,
Dianne Weaver, Mary Ellis Wilkes
Mary Louise Bowie, Minnie Ola
Ammons, Betty Grace, Carol Cade
and Sara Melton.
Douglas and Sammie Aldridge
enjoyed the weekend in Jackson
with their aunt the former Miss
Berneice Snavely.
Friends of Miss Alice Murff and
Mrs. Sidney Johnson enjoyed a pot
luck supper with them on Saturday
night. Those who enjoyed this occ-
aston were Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Pate John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bowie and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruz Johnson.
Mrs. w. E. McCreary, Mrs. La
mar Bowie, Misses Mary Louise
Bowie and Carol Cade YER GhOpp-
ers in Winona on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walton
Campbell of Jackson were recent
visitors in the Walter Campbell
home.
MI. and Mrs. Jim Siddon were
proud hosts to their children over
the weekend.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

BY, Mrs. E. r. Buchanan
w. S. c. S. Holds Study Course
Seven members of the w. S. c. S.
of the Methodist Church met Mon
day July 9th in the home of Mrs.
G. C. Griffin, to continue study of
book, People, Land and Crurch.
Following study period the hostess
served Coca-Colas. along with a
dessert plate to those present. Mrs.
c. H. Spiney, Miss Ruth O'Reilly,
Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Claude Flemm-
ing, Mrs. Johnny B. Turner. Mrs.
F. T. Nixon and Mrs. Henry
Flemming.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

Mr.. Raymond Sims, Frank Roe
md Julian Ray Luff motorec
he Show Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webster
baskerville, spent the day in Os
Rogers home Sunday.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

After a delightful visit in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Billing
shy of Panama City, Mrs. E. j
Hines, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Hines, Sr., and sons have returned
home, bringing Mrs. Billingsly
and dainty little daughter, Olivia.
with them for an extended visit.
After attending Municipality Con-
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Walter Fratz and Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Collier over the weekend
Robert Fratz has made the an
nouncement that the barber shop
formerly run by Colt Wicklow will
be opened on Monday, January 10.
Howard Tasker, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, visited at the home of Glen
Collier, over the weekend
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Fratz and
daughter were in Cumberland on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. LaVina Sebold. of near Ac-
cident, has gone to Cromwell.
Conn. where she viii spend the
winter months with a son
A surprise birthday party was
held at the homo of Mr. and Mrs
Playford Lee, Monday evening,
January > in honor of their son
Elmcr'S 10Th birthday The follow
ing were in attendance. Allen
Rush Barry Rush. Mac Rush.
Charles Collier. Mary Ann Alcx-
andcr. Shirley Alexander. Darlene
Schlosenaglc Roy SChloSSnagle.
Rev. and Mrs. W f. Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs Kenneth b kcplinger and