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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

RELAxACIsOR - Practically new,
p, as'A fu. s.Si7S. i0, eau al'''
pfTioNEpSo Gu. II sell.
contained REFRIGERATOR. Kraeit
silver burnisheI, 80 at, mixer,
s ssEs S SSsss RH5a'S Rssltr' BAR
RUG. beautiful pxi5 rose beige en-
Cd; 6alsSin, si75. COT .s4iS.'
RUGs-0enuine Persian Oriental
pxle. 6x1e, 12xlb; Chinese. 1Oxi4
l2xl0. gxl2. Sacrifice. ST. 3-e3S1
RUGS
Persian design rugs and broadloon
carpeting. Ox1b S32 80: pxl2
$3.50; Bxie. Sl7.b0, Many Other
sizes available
MAYFAIR SHOP
1925 O 81. NV. ME. s-442l
IsELLING OUT ENTIRE STOCK
Hl.r Bulova radio. list price,
$40 20, sserifee 2s;b0; Zenith
ssSsskI b radWiC; SSsSo s DcTtaSs
RADIO. $50 so sScrifiSe s5s: i'm.
Si0-S25: alligator belt. al sizes,
So ca: nationally famous watches
jewelry, 50ss disc. SAM oRBAcK,
Ala Buchanan NV, ia. g-4354
SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE
Singer console, 5000: Singer
Home port, $3.50. Others. 3Sl2
Lee hwy, ia. 2-4D14.
SEWING MACHINEsJ recond. Sin
also dem dsmo ass si7.o5. RA. s.eisi
SEWING MACHINES = Beautiful
amer consoles tsss SD da ays E4od Is
mo NO, valance US pA' cal tx. 's ),
054O. day or night. for free home
demonstration. 910 9th ST. NV,
sHOEs-Famous brands; LIST quail
ity for entire family: savings up
TO 500 or more: Mademoiselle.
Palliszo. De Lizo, Florsheim, Jar
man. Edwards, stride-Rite. many
others; hard-to-flnd sizes. Hrs, :,
daily 10 am. Mon. Thurs, Fri
It'll q pm. Free parking. LIEB-
ERMAN, INC. Family cancella-
YER Sn s snHss. ~ ~ s.osss. ''''' OH
SHUTTLE BOARD, in good condi,
ton, VIII accept best offer. Cal
6P. $4,000.
SOFA. Victorian, beautiful, AL
condition: must sell. moving. offers
accepted. RE. 6-6O64.
STAMP COLLECTION. 5000 for
etgn and American stamps: high
est bidder. JE. 4-Sb3O after . pm.
STAMPS. very fine stamp collec-
tons: Saar. Germany and others.
VII. 6-4S76,
STORE PIxTURES-Walk- In boxes,
meat, dairy. frozen food and beer
cases: scales. slicers, meat grind
ers. adding machines, electric
fans, meat blocks. 81. 3-l2e0'
ewes and Sun. ~, Sail.
TAPE RECORDER, Bell & Howell
1858 model. still under warranty,
used only s weeks, like new cond
Take owe payments S2 wk on low
/ BROWNS FURNITURE CENTER
l l:ssog Good Hope 70 Sc u
TAPE RECORDERS. Low as 500 .95
New. Ju. 9-3226.
TAPE RECORDER - Dual speed
and channel. WTLcOX-GAY porta.
! BILE: excellent; rarely used: $50
immed. ownership Gail week ends
WO. 6-7S24.
TARPAULIN. used. l5-oz., &c 50
IT,: also new dropcloths. canvas
25l3 NJ st. NV. FE. 3-6345.
TELEvlSION = New 1859 sets al
terrific savings for cash buyers
| PARAMOUNT CO., 2202 Ga. ave
NV. Hu. 3.4s00. Free parking.
TuLER, rotary; cost S140, sell
S75. oil. a-A753, ewes.
TIRE sALE-l2 O0O-mile recapsl
7.5Oxl4. 9 70x15. So III sQOxl4
7IOxi6. 81 IN Recap exeh No
money down. charge Il ALL
SERVICE TIRE co. 1924 Ga ave
NV. RA. 6-0s50 4 locations.
TIRE SALE
FULL RETREADS
10 .7Ox15. 7.50xl4 ---S So o.
7.I0xi5' s.OOxi4 --------- sSS3255
Prices apply to recap your old tire
or recap exchange. plus tax
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Brothers Furniture Co.

FURNITURE: complete furnish.
some vietoFian-Desks: ] execu-
tive. $40. stenogIapher's, so.
Chairs. upholstered, $50 70 SO:
Straight. SO 10 SIS. Dining room
suite, Adams style, solid mahog .
table. 5 leaves. o chairs. china
s sa5o' Bedroom sery suite suites. soiid
mahog.. twin and double $3.50
each: maple, double, $40. Lamps.
door and table. SO each, Library
table, 3Ox54 In. solid mahog -.
$40. Air conditioners, 2 ChrvSler
Airtemp. easement, h.p, l5
amp. SI25 each. Rugs, 0xi2.
sL6. s. 70 $50. Leavins country.
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PHOTO Cory MACHINE, new.
SSSssPI Sss i6'tUiPPficsToR &c Co. TX.
PIANOs-- vide sslsetIon pf recon:
Hitionsd upriShts ssnertiy I! s I |. ,,d
fully ssuEarantssd and iins values
Tor BEGINNING stucents; StNk up,
including local deliver. CAMP
s ava d. g9s.ssSo 60, nos Q /"
PIANOs-UprightS, sos upi spin.
cts. consoles, Grands. SECS up
terms. Open every eyenipg and
sCHAfFRR'S PIANO SHOP, .a2l
Boniiant S., silver Spring. Md.
PIANO. story a Clark, de luxe
5000. HE, 1880.
PIANOS ron RENT = New and
used spinets. consoles. grands and
gprishts e moderate rates ts,,a iron n
8 oS sss. NV. JpheSs VI. S.a4ooi;
S.sa. r. Il .,S$ sSS:iS ESdlI ssIsIs
avenue, silver Spring fphons ~
6.iiOb), iO4 William st.. Pred.
ericksburg, Va. iphone Essex B.
7472I. silver spring and Arling.
ton stores open daily from 1880
until q p m. ct night except 9atur.
days when they are open from 0
until q.
PIANo-Kns6s lprIlht, GOOD pIIsse:-
tiee pianoi best offer. EN-. 3-7325.
PIAN0s-Used uprithts, sos and
up, Suitable for the recreation
room or as . practice piano; Good
selection ct the PIANO MART
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GELMARC
TOWERS
1880 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
New, Air Cond. Bldg.
EFFICIENCIES
RES. MGR, co. 5-5377

GEORGETOWN = 2-bedroom apis /.
SIPS. utils. incl. See janitor ct
1900 Que st. NV. Avail. April /.
GEORGETOWN, 1907 oath St
Liv rin., bedrm., kit. and bath. Ege.
perch. Lease. $40. no. 2-3l6S.
GEORGETOWN = Large BASEMENT
apt, 1 bedroom. private entrance,
Available April ] no. 2-3415.
GOVT. GIRLs-Newiy dec. e-bed.
room apis. on busline and con-
yenient shopping. 10. 2-0l52. ,
IRVING ST. NV, 1882, nr. Mt.
Pleasant carline-2nd nr.. liv.
rn1.. bedrm.. kit. dinette, bath.
nice porch: vacant; ITO inG.
utils. To inspect. call once, AID.
2-5424. or see Janitor At 1885
KENYON st. TIGHE WOODS.
LADY WILL SHARE handsomely
furn. apt. with business or po-
litical executive and wife, or two
women. OF assured social and a.
nancial standine: or will rent
outright: liv rm.. din. rm.. library,
z bedrms, 2 baths. Box 1928
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W.

3 erson. Sylvania: brand new
console and table models lef, on
lay-aWay; all size screens. your
choice OF colors Take over pay
ments of approx 81 per week or
50 per mo. Call day or night for
free home demonstration. AID
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pIAMOC.
Spring Clearance Sale

Spring Clearance Sale
A tremendous SAVINGS on new
famous-make spinetS and con-
soles. Also big savings on used
and -from-rent spinets,
consoles and grandS. Many fine
makes. all guaranteed. Thomas
electric organs. floor samples. re-
duced. Always lowest prices in
d. c, area. Terms as low as S25
dOwn. 8 years to pay. Open Mon,
Thurs. and Pri:, I'll Q; other days,
I'll q SILVER SPRING PIANO
CO, S57 Pershing DR.. ~. o-633s.
PIANOs-JoRDAN's branch stores
al have . complete selection Of
pianos and organs for sale and
rent. Plenty Of parking space in
front OF each store. Also g few
values IN slightly used instru-
mentS. 1882 GEORGIA ave. Silver
Spring: 5l6a Lee highway. Arling-
ton; l04 William street. Fred
ericksburg. silver Spring and Arl-
inRton stores. open evenings.
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ORGANs-Here's a lot more organ
for YOUR money The LoSrey
Holiday Hsds with ful l, percussion ,, Only
isso s q ~ nv WE w. csns qis tAes.
andria branch, s6si Mt. vernon
ave, open nights til 0 pm. ex-
cept Sat. I'll 81.
ORGANS: HAMMOND all models.
FREE PRIVATE LESSONS at
81 NV" Di S.s1s4: Hammond
studios Of Arlington 81 S, oisbe
I'd IA b-797a: Hammond Studios
bike. IA S-7oss -- ''
ORGANS-Before you buy any or
gan. see the new Wurlitzer Chord.
bench. ST. s.a4oo. JoRDAN'ss.
downtown ct 18th and q SITS.
NV. in Arlington at $3.50 Lee
Halfway. in Silver Spring q.
1882 Georgia ave. Suburban
stores open evenings except Sat-
PAINT. 800 gallons, So value,
q 80 gal sh:- WINS, and others
PIANO, sohmar, medium uprt.; ex-
eel. cond: newly REIN, in mahog
Sls5. RE. 6-s00l after 9 pm.
PIANO, upright. good cond. Ideal
for recreation room. No dealers.
Price $3.50. 10. 5-4g41.
PlANOS-Visit our store for values
in used and reconditioned splnets
and consoles, We have o good Sc
lection Of instruments Of good
makes In popular styles. New
piano guarantee, easy terms. ST
$4,000. JORDAN'S. corner 18th
and @ SITS. NV.
PIANO RENTAL PLAN-NeW, full
keyboard. modern style pianos
as low as $40 per month Rental
and hauling charges may be ap.
piled TO purchase price CAMP.
BELL MUSIC CO. lies q ct. nv
Df 7-s464.
PIANOS = Get our quotations or
brand-new standard makes OF
pianos before YOU buy. Also q good
selection Of used instruments
Owe. 100 pianos TO choose from a,
tbs PIANO MART, 1915 18th st
NV. lin the block above the Ii.
braryD. ST. $4,000.
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PIANOS
SPECIAL CLEARANCE
RECONDITTONED

1880 q 81. NV. RE T-6e12
RADIO. Hallicrafter, Mo. ski
with match, speaker. excel. cond.,
$3.50. AP. 1855.
RADIO SURPLUS. all kinds, new
shop open Saturdays, q AMID
pm. wholesale eleetronics: Behind
bank and Texaco station next 10
BODY shop, Annandale, Va il. e
6SO5. CT. 6-6777.
RANGE, ELECTRIC, 4O.in., 4
burner. including deep well, auto.
timer. must sell. CHI. s-745s.
REFRIGERATORs, freezer tops, I !.
year guar : $40 up RREDERICKs
3aO5 18th st NV. ia. $1,000
REFRIGERATOR, 6-sq.-ft. GE,
GOOD condition. s35 TIE 6-5du"
REFRIGERAT0Rs. used. $3.50 up
Credit guar. del ACME STOVE
I0lI 9TH st. NV. Ma. s-s952
REFRIGERATOR. very Sood cond
will del; guaranteed: $50 Ii
7-3635. 20
REFRIGERATOR. 1855 Morse. Il
Gu IT,. with freezer compartment
MOVING. must sell VIII. 6-S66a,
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, porce.
lain finish: good eond new motor
and door sasket: s4". Call OIL
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N. FRANK & SON
414 Ord st. NV. pl. 7-50e:

OFFICE FURNITURE
s ssSy any sgR 6FAsE ERSn . bR 3
CARNATIONS. ONE OF THE
MosT 50 sPE e aS LAB or RyRc
HISTORY. 4 CARLOADS.
100 10, =. Piat-top d P steel desks.
refin rem shsa in gray or green, s sst
sane make sscrstarial. cost 4 sss
q ,. typewriter desks. steel ST.
Q; :. typewriter desks. drop s.n;
$50 Legal letter steel niles. full
suspension O. ?. Art metal. shaw.
Walker make, cost nsv $50.
4-drsssr wood legal letter flss:
zoos Of valuable refnished once
furniture Of every description.
offered at sacrifice prices less
than ESQ OF the original cost.
ready for immediate use.
FREE DELIVERY. FREE PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co
1101 7th ST. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators
sod cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL a. EQUIP. CO., JU. 5. 5O40,
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PERFECT
TRANSIENT
49, AANAS43AN
10 MINUTES TO
CAPITOL BUILDING

CAPITOL BUILDING
ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APIS.
MOD. FURNITURE INCLUDING
LINENS, CHINA AND KITCHEN
/ MONTH: REASONABLE RATES.
CALL 10. 2-l252
WALK DOWNTOWN = Living nm
bedrm.. kit. and private bath.
Utils. incl. sos q mo. JU. 2-7564.
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TURNiTURE--Eptirs sfneisncy-apt,
fprni,hinss Incl Dishes oeddins'
FURNITURE-3 rooms. good con-
dition; very low price for quick
sale: o ss, pieces. metal once ME-
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity
ave NV. ST 3.66OH
DIAMOND yEWELRY Of any De.
ERNEST BGRk. aiS ist6 St. NV
ELECTRIC CASH REGISTER. recent
model. must glye receipt AND keer
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OFFICE FURNITURE


3x5 Kardex tiles. csc per drawer:
steel legal size transfer iles,
se.s5: Bank Of England swivel
grade A steel legal and letter ale
cabinets, SCI .95: refnished wall
nut desks S45 To SOS.
NEW
. drawer steel letter fiies, SIS IS:
4-drawer steel full suspension ME
cabinets. $40 .9b: steel 54x24 exec
utive desks, $50.95: 60x30 walnut
executive desk. S97.5
know we have what YOU want at
the prices you can afford: equal
or better than anyone In the city.
Give US Q try
N. FRANK & SON
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HI-FIs

s
Emerson. sylyania; Olympic. etc.
s :oss e Se over psym SnG,e'
prox 9. per week or 50 per mo
Car day or night for free home
Lamentations, AID. 4.77ll.
HOUSE FixTURES-From 4-room
frame house, plumbing and heat.
machine. House Is now occupied
but must be moved or torn down
By March 20. Best ofieh IKE,
S-5670,
HOUSE FURNISHINGS, piseellane.
Gus for ) rooms: reasonable. Call
LII. 4-2e72.
JOINTER-PLANER, o" Craftsman.
complete with motor and stand: :
can be seen on Sun. afternoon
only. EN-. 3-46l5.
Kitchen Remodeling
Cabinets. dishvsshers. dispcsals.
Compare our price before you buy.
We Install Wo. 6-0323 any time
LAWNMOWERs-Just in shop and
reeond.: S.. Power mowers, SIS.
1898 r. !. ave. ne. In the rear.
sat. and sun.
L1v. RIM. din. rm.. bedrm. and
kit. sets. " old: must sell, leav-
ing town reas. AP. 7-7916.
LIV. RIM. - Contemporary sofa.
down cushions. 2 occs. chairs,
lamps. tables. etc.; excel. como
LOG CABIN--Antiaue solid oak,
completely dismantled. $1,000. r.
J. KLYN. n. 4-72ll.
MICHIGAN FR0NT.END LOADER.
Model 75A: 4-wheel drive with
power steering. OIL. 2.47nl.
MOTORS, iTfOO 70 100 h.p. and
reduction gear. q tn 40 volts; re.
wound. exch. 45th year CARLY.
1908 18th 1t. NO. 7.0224.
NOVACHORDl pool table: Bendix
Washers gas stove; oil heater. IA
OFFICE FURN-Light oak once
desk, 6Ox34, in new cond.: $50.
NO. 10000, Ext. 10.
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ROOMS FuRNIsHED-N.W.

ALTURAS HOTEL
Conveniently located. "4-hour ele-
vator and switchboard; din rm !,
transient. So 30 day UP: perma-
nent. 5000 week up. HU. 1851 10.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED sim
gle and double rooms Use Of rec
rm, with TV and phone. 'AD. =
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ROOMS RURNIsHED-N.s.
ROOMS FURR-MD..VA.
ROOMS FURN.-s.E..S.W.
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

COLoRED-NICE FURN. RIM. for
refined lady. 1929 Burke st. Sc.
Ii. 1882.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

EASTER ducks and chickens;
JAMES FEED STORE. Feed and
Supplies. 6i9 X st. NV,
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Z uIIctb, HU J.fD-V.
!. beautiful Dxl5 rose-ba
'eSS %. Mob Macchnswk; sll-ESol,,
Persian (
y. ex1p, l2xlb; Chinese
Il0. 0xl2. eacriiice, ST.
RUGS

'ss Ss,s s;'isP S. Irs' sss sSeaf Bs.
Ssf:50. sxl6, si7.5O, Many other
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-14

With ali the hysteria, the bleeding hearts, the
do : coolers lamentS, the screaming headlines
over the lynching or rather the mob violence at
Poplarville, We just wonder why such a Juror
when we have murders, rapings, brutal killings
in other areas of the country and little is heard
about it. Of course it happened in the South and
that is all that matters to these rabid hate-mon-
gers. There is no crime unless it happens in the
South and Mississippi IN particular. We have won
dered why the silence in other sections of the
country over the killing of a helpless child and
sexual molestation. Gang wars between labor
unions and ~strickers, knifings of innocent old peo-
pie, and crime of every description, yet we hear
little of these things and it dose not d~isplease the
communists and fellow travellers.
But we had note made of it the past week when
a Michigan Republican joined with Southerners
in wondering why racial strife in the South re-
ceives more national attention that murders dur
ing labor difficulties. He said:
al good Americans deplore the incident that
happened down South where the colored man was
taken out of Jail and disappeared and presumably
killed.
" I am wondering about that situation in con-
nection with this civil rights legislation. It is only
a week or two since in a Southern state where
there was a strike, a coal mine operator and truck
driver was killed.
Nothing much was said or printed about it. It
just seems that it is a matter of course, a normal
procedure in connection with some labor dispute.
" The Mcclellan committee placed a long list
OF crimes of violence but very little came of its
exposure. The senators must be somewhat dis
couraged.
" I cannot figure why so many become excited
over one incident and give no thought to others
OF like nature. I cannot explain it.
Listening to the debate in other body, knowing
OF the failure to pass legislation to protect the
average workman on citizen, why so much trouble
and condemnation because a man of color is lyn-
ched and so little is said when the whites meet a
violent death at the hands of a mob.
Is it a crime to kill a man when he is colored
but just a customary union procedure to beat him
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-14

appliances from all over the Unit
ed States now gives us an Idea Of
what to expect.
Here's how often pieces are re-
placed because the old ones are
worn out or people want a more
up-to-date model:
Electric refrigerator-15 years.
Electric range-15 years.
Gas range-15 years.
Washing machine (al types -
9 years.
Practices of buying and dis
carding may change as economic
conditions change. A change In
living conditions may make a diff
ference, too. And our habits in
buying may change if different
kinds and amounts Of equipment
appear on the market.
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-14
Onservat
News
BY A. p. Carroll

During the past 16 years there
have been several thousand stock
ponds constructed In Holmes
County. Often we agricultural
workers are asked the question:
rs there any need for more
stock ponds in the county?" There
is certainly a great need for
more ponds. It has been proven
that cattle make faster gains in
weight when they do not have to
walk more than one fourth of a
mile for water. There r too
few live streams in the county
to supply a sufficient amount of
stock water, therefore we must
largely depend on water from
ponds for our livestock.
The Agricultural Conservation
Program pays about IS per cent Of
the cost of the construction of the
ponds and the farmer pays the
remainder. There are many
small farmers who are not able
to pay their part for a pond to
be built. Then we have many
farmers who have constructed
several ponds but not enough TO
properly water their livestock.
The economy Of the county Is
depending more and more each
year on livestock. 1912 was a very
dry year and many formers had
to sell their cattle at a very low
price due to not having a proper
supply of stock water. That would
not be true today as most farmers
have built ponds and they furnish
an adequate supply of water on
their farms, but many of these
farmers do not have ponds prop
erly distributed so that the cattle
will make the greatest gain In
weight.
During this year, the Holmes
County Soil Conservation Dis
trict and the Agricultural Con-
servation Program have been re-
quested by As farmers for assist
ance to construct stock ponds.
The following farmers have re-
gently CONSTRUCTED stock ponds
on their farms: w. M. Watkins of
Cruger, B. r. Hammett of South
Lexington, w. NJ. Dillon and D.
c. Lundy of Lexington, J. L.
Braddock of Acona community and
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence north
of Lexington. Many of the other
80 ponds requested have been
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-14

To Receive
Diplomas Goth

The baccalaureate services for
the Tchula High School graduates
will be held Sunday. May 18th at
8 pm. in the Tchula Methodist
Church with the Rev. Watson,
Presbyterian Minister, preaching
the sermon.
Marvin Mcclellan of Lexington
will be guest speaker at the COM
mencement exercises which will
be held Wednesday, May 10th at
8 pm. at the Tchula Athletic
Field.
Selected as Valedictorian of the
Is member graduating class is
Jane Gwin and Nancy Bardin is
the Saluditorian. Betty Sue Gil
lespie is the class Historian.
Boys and girls who will receive
their diplomas are:
Boys: Ira Estes, Jr., Marvin
Holeman, Billy Hutton, Jimmy
Johnson, Billy Joe Killebrew, Vim
cent Liberto, Billy Moore, Bruce
Stone and Stephen Foose.
Girls are: Nancy Bardin, Doro-
thy Mae Eakin, Betty Sue Giles
pie, Jane Gwin, Nancy Howard and
Patsy Love.
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-14
Twenty-Eight
TOCraduateAt
Lexington Hi

Twenty-eight boys and girls will
receive their diplomas at gradua-
ton exercises at Lexington High
School Friday night, May 22nd.
Following is a list of graduates:
Denny Autry, Sylvia Barton,
Beth Beall, Pat Brumby, Edna
Cade, Sue Cleveland, Hilda Ed
wards, Carl Edwards. Tommy
Fisher.
Beth Flowers, Pete Hager. DOYLE
Hale, LIBBY Hammett, Edward
Earl Harthcock, Johnny Hathcock,
Joanna Hoff, Denny Holder, Juan
ita Mcdaniel.
Randolph Mullen, AL Povall,
James Sanford, Sue Sullivan, Ed
Thurmond, James Tierce, Mar
jorie Truitt, Buddy Upchurch,.
Carolyn White and Jerry Williams.
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-14
RANDOM SHOTS ;. by Graz Ruiz

to death during a strike. When viii folks be given
a little protection during strikes"
Now there my friends is an answer that con-
not be disputed. 1t is true. It happens many,
many times. But just let something happen to
a colored maniacal rapist and it becomes a ter
rible crime. The press of the North goes on a
rampage. All the vicious minority groups howl
and froth at the mouth. Washington shudders at
what our communist elements will think about
us. Isn't it just awful. Well we just hope that
you wont lose any more sleep over 1t than we are
going to do.
If these rabid groups had known like we did that
the alleged supreme courts decision was the op-
ening wedge in disrupting racial understanding.
we wonder why they didn't start screaming be-
fore it was too Late.
Don't forget that the New Deal was spawned
in fraud. It imported communists to place in
high office, courted the lunatic fringe, gave
every crackpot a job and all was to hurt the
South. Their main aim has been to bankrupt
the South morally. financially and socially. Then
they can't understand why we should resent
them.
Several members of Congress have gotten
hot in the collar because an alert newspaper
reporter exposed the graft they were pulling
down. Aside from a huge salary they are draw
ing, they are putting family members and
relatives on the payroll at tremendous pay.
Congress has been dubbed the biggest wind
tunnel in the country but we do not think we
should pay the price we are billed for this
quantity of hot air.
Waste seems 10 be the slogan this day and
time. After all it is the taxjawers money they
are squandering. And you know the taxpayers
are you and me.
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-14
AIS And &c
To Be Sunday

The twenty-ninth session of the
Holmes Abs and Junior College
will conclude work for some one
hundred thirteen graduates of the
combined agricultural high school
and junior college at commence
ment Sunday, May 18th.
College graduates number 81,
while 81 are on the list to COM
plete their high school work this
week. Eight completed their work
for graduation at mid-term and
most of them transferred to senior
colleges at mid-January. Some AZ
will not graduate, most of them
due to change in their majors after
they had completed a part of their
work, and were unable to get all
the required work for graduation
completed by the end of this ses-
sion.
This will be a new venture for
authorities at Holmes. Those in
charge of planning the commence
ment this session thought that
many of the parents could come
to the campus for the n day. In
the past with the graduation and
sermon split many were unable to
attend both.
The entire auditorium is being
reserved for parents of the mem
bers of the graduating classes.
Students and visitors will be asked
to use the balcony.
Rev. Lloyd A. Sparkman, pastor
of the First Baptist Church Of
KosciuSko will preach the baccal-
aureate sermon at Hoo am. on
Sunday while the Hon. j. P. Cole
man, governor of Mississippi, will
be the commencement speaker at
graduation set for 800 pm.
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-14
Holmes County Herald
Holmes County Places 3rd
AT Annual HDC Meeting

Holmes County placed third in
attendance at the annual district
Home Demonstration Council held
at B~atesville on Friday, May 8.
Lexington Junior, Oregon, Mi.
Pleasant, Pickens, Brozville, En-
DRY, Acona, West, Thornton and
Ebenezer clubs were represented.
Thirty-six women and three a
gents participated in the event.
The theme of the program,
What so Years of Home Econo-
mics Have Done for Family Liv-
ing" was enjoyed by all present.
Changes in family living we're
shown by home agents. The stage