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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21
CHURCH NEWS:

THE FOLLOWING churches
viii observe Holy Communion,
Sunday, February %, 1859.
PLEASANT GREEN, Rev. l..
X. Chandler, Pastor.
PILGRIM REST, Rev. j. R.
Bingham, Pastor.
KING DAVID No. 2, Rev.
M. w. Watson, Pastor.
MT. PILGRIM, Rev. T. H.
Turner, Pastor.
GOSPEL TEMPLE, Rev. D..
P. arker.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

THE PARAMOUNT CLUB
members take this method of
extending their since and
heart felt thanks to the public
spirited citizens who helped
them with their recent Polio
Drive. Those who attended
the Coffee Hour, those who
took chances on the cake do
mated by Mrs. Tommie Hig-
gins and won by Miss Carlene
Shedd. Thanks to Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie Crump for their
efforts. But a very deep
heartfelt thanks to all citizens
who in their own way helped
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

evening of next month at the
home of the President, Mrs.
Rosie Bell, Ola Pearl st. All
interested in becoming mem.
bers may join at this time,
Mrs. Rosie Bell, President, Mr..
Benjamin Woodhouse, Advisor
and Mrs. Emma j. Williams,
Sec.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

KING DAVID No. 2, Church
News - Sunday School, $50.
IL: Worship with Communion.
Z: P. NJ, Worship with Com
munion. Wednesday, $50 P.
NJ, Weekly Prayer Meeting
with officers in charge.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

The Next Big Attraction At
STEVENS ROSE ROOM IN
JACKSON are ARTHUR PRY-
SOCK, Sunday Night, Febru-
airy % and BUDDY JOHNSON,
HIS ORCHESTRA and ELLA
JOHNSON, Sunday, March l
Make Plans To See and
hear both of these attractions.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

MT. ZION NO. l CHURCH
Rev. j. A. Miller, Pastor, $3.50
Sunday School, Mr.. Henry
Brown, Supt. 11:30 A. M, Gov
enant Service. 2: P. NJ, d. w.
c. 800 p. NJ, Royal Ambassa-
dor Eugene Huston, Chief. z:
Wednesday, Prayer Meeting,
Officers in charge. 700 Friday,
Senior Choir, Mrs. Maggie
Flowers, Pres. 4:30 Sunday,
Busy Bee Bible Class, Mrs.
Annie Crosby, Instructor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

MT. PILGRIM M. B. Church
News = Lynn Street, Rev. L.
II. Turner, Pastor. $50 Sunday
School, Bro. Willie Ellie,
Supt., Bro. Frank Pittman.
Asst. Supt. 1870 A. NJ, Morn
ing Worship. $50 P. NJ, Even
ing Worship. 500 B. T. u,
Mary F. Ellie, Pres, Dolores
Kelly, Vice Pres. ZOO Monday
evening, Senior Choir rehear-
sal. Sis. Mary Todds, Pres,
Bro. Harvey Lawrence, Plan
list. 500 Friday Junior choir
rehearsal, Mary F. Ellie, Pres,
Evelyn Thomas, Pianist. 700
Teachers Meeting with the Of
ficers in charge. Reporter,
Joyce Ellie.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

THE ALPH A O M E G A
CLUB of Mt. Heroden Church
will sponsor a Womanless
Wedding soon. Watch for the
date so you can make plans to
attend and enjoy an evening
of fun.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

THE MT. HERODEN Sc
NOR CHOIR will present a
Musical on Easter afternoon
at 5: P. M. Each member of
the choir is sponsoring a Pew.
The public is cordially invited
to attend and help the mem
bers of your choice.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

BRIGHT MORNING STAR
M. B. CHURCH NEWS-Rev.
S. S. lines, Pastor. Sis. The
resa Sims, Church Clerk; Sis.
Luberta Chiles, Building Fund
and Educational Clerk; Sis.
Virginia Flowers, Pianist. S.
S. $50 A. NJ; Covenant Meet
ing, IL: A. M.
On last Sunday, the Adult
class was happy to have Sis
ter Mary Dotson and Bro. Will
lie Franklin returning to the
Sunday School.
The Cradle Roll-Beginners
and Primary combined were
happy to have their efficient
teacher, Mrs. Marian Scott
present. Mrs. Scott has been
absent due to illness in her
family.
The ex-superintendent has
been i'll for several weeks, but
we are happy to report she is
much improved and will soon
be completely recovered.
All church members and
friends are cordially invited
to attend Sunday School each
Sunday.
Sick and Shut-Ins desire
visits and prayers from each
Weeks Events: Monday, 6:
p. M, Junior Choir rehearsal,
Sis. Willie D. Logan, Pres,
Sis. Rosetta Cant, Directress.
z: P. NJ, Senior Choir, Sis.
Juainta Holmes, Pres, Sis.
Maggie E. Adams, Vice. Wed
nesday: Missionary Society
Meeting, Sis. Juanita Holmes,
Pres, Sis. Marian Scott, Sec.
Z: P. NJ, Prayer Meeting, Dea-
con Percy Cant in charge.
Members are urged to attend
these meetings.
THE WARREN COUNTY
WOMAN's Association presen-
ted its Mid-Winter Program
at the Pleasant Green M. B.
Church, Magnolia Ave-, Rev.
L. r. Chandler, Pastor, Mon
day night, Feb. Is, 7::30, with
the presidents, Mrs. E. S. Hicks
and Mrs. j. A. Brown in
charge. Mrs. j. A. Brown, with
brief remarks presented Mrs.
Milton Beverly, Mistress of
ceremonies. The program was
as follows: Devotion eonduc-
ted by Mrs. E. D. Straughter,
Mrs. Russell Barry and Mrs.
w. L. Lassiter. Selection, War
rent County Chorus; Welcome
Address, Mrs. G. L. Powell;
Response, Mrs. John Henry
Reading, Mrs. Ernest
Solo, Mrs. Florence
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

the ladies swell their contribu-
tons to the sum Of $102.70, a
very splendid tribute to an I'm
dying fight against Polio. The
Club, the Foundation and the
victims of this crippling dis
ease again thank you.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

MRS. MAMIE C. FRANK
LIN is graceful to all of her
friends who were so nice dur
ing her recent illness. Each
kindness was deeply apprecia-
ted and helped much to make
this illness easier to bear. She
prays Gods blessing on all of
her friends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

CALVARY M. B. CHURCH
NEWS - Rev. r. 7. Strong,
Pastor, Mr.. Benjamin Wood
house, Sr., Clerk. Sunday, $50
A. NJ, Sunday School, Mr..
George Murphy, Supt., Miss
Ernestine Davis, Sec. IL: A. M.
Covenant Meeting with the of
ficers leading. The Weekly
Sunday School and Teachers
Glass of the Jackson ST.
Branch YMCA will be the
guest of the Bethel A. M. e.
Sunday School at $3.50 this
Sunday morning. This will
mark the first visit to the
school, so all members of the
class are urged to be present
and on time. The invitation
to the class was offered by the
superintendent, Mrs. Marshall.
We are looking forward to
having a great time. Mr.. Ben
iamin Woodhouse will teach
from this subject: "Jesus
Teachers about the end of the
age" The lesson text is found
in March Is chapter the 1st
thru the 37th verses. On last
Sunday the class was the guest
of the Grove Street Sunday
School. Everyone reports hav-
ing a wonderful time as the
teacher, Mr.. Harold Green
taught until the hearts of all
present burned like fire. God
bless Mr.. Green and may he
live on to teach Gods word.
ANY school who desires the
class to visit them may con-
tact Mr.. Richard Prince the
"Y" secretary by phone, 1146.
Mr.. Frank Summers. Chair
man, Mr.. Benjamin Wood
house, ST., Assistant and Mr..
Harold Green, Sec.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

MIR. AND MRS. HENRY
BROWN, Jr., of go Millers AL
ley wishes to announce the
birth of their son, Kenneth
Raymond Brown who was
born, February 10 at a local
hospital. At this writing both
mother and baby are doing
fine.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

The Miss n airy So
ciety meets each End Monday
at the church, 5: P. NJ, Mrs.
Odessie Hall, President. The
Usher Board meets each 1st
and Ord Thursdays at the
church, 7: P. NJ, Mrs. Patsy
Doss, President, Mr.. Charlie
Wright, Vice and Miss Irma
Baines, Sec. Thursday, 6: P.
NJ, Youth Choir rehearsal,
Master Herman Marshall,
President, President, Mrs. O.
bessie Hall, Advisor and Miss
Elizabeth Murphy, Sec. 7: P.
NJ, Senior Choir rehearsal,
Mr.. George Murphy, President,
Mrs. Margaret Bingham, Vice
and Mrs. Katie Williams, Sec.
Wednesday, $50 P. NJ, Week.
ly Prayer Meeting with the Of
ficers leading. The Young Wo-
mem Progressive Club will
meet on the 3rd Wednesday
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21

MRS. LOUIE OLIVE of Los
Angeles, California was the
houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Darlington over the
weekend. Mrs. Olive attended
the Mardi Gras and spent sew
eral days in Jackson visiting
in the home Of Mrs. Simpson.
On her return she will visit
relatives and friends in Chi.
cago. She reports a most en-
oyable visit in this city.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-12-19

IN The FAR EAST !. BUT WHICH WILL BE RE-
0eemsO ~ TRUE PURE HONEST. COMPLETE,
sAIAN-FREE. SANE CHRISTIANITY THERA.
'soI.es = The CHRIST, SCIENTIST - IMPERA.
I'VE. PURE, BASIC EDUCATION, CULTURE.
POLITICS. RECREATION THAT IS REALLY RecRe.
-. alive = THE FLESH PRoFlrETH NOTHING!
'~nr'sf Jesus in John 6:63) AND PURE ENTERTAIN
MeNT WHICH REPUDlATEs AND WAGES
Sr'k'IuAl WARFARE AGAINST THE DEVILS
BILLION RAcKETs N CONVENTIONAL so.
CALLED ENTERTAINMENT - LOUSY WITH THE
DEVILS BILLION RAcKETs - s.Ex-AL
WAYS OF THE DEVIL MARRIAGE IS MERELY P.o
I.e-N-T.I-A-L. DIVINE CONTROL
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES!
TOBACCO!
IMPURE. CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH VOID
THERAPEUTICS. INVITING PREMATURE DEATHS!
CRIME
GAMBLING
cHcAco-tAP)-Dr. Ross MeIntire, 20, former sur.
eeon general of the United States and PERSONAL PLY
slcIAN TO THE LATE PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. RoosE.
WELT. died Tuesdey in Grant Hospital He was stricken
during the night
Since leaving government service in 1855 Dr. Mentire
had been executive director of international COLLEGE Of
Surgeons.
DR.. MCINTYRE ENTERED THE MEDICAL CORPS OF
THE NAVY IN 1917 BECAME A COMMANDER IN 1894
AND VICE ADMIRAL 10 YEARS LATER
From 1893 TO l945 he was Surgeon General and chief
of the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery
Dr. Menfire, who alone in his apartment, sum-
moned ambulance TO take him the hospital His wife
Pauline. is vacationinu in Honolulu
He WAS STRICKEN DURING A TELEPHONE CON-
vERsATIoN WITH DIR. MAX THoREK. FOUNDER or
THE COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
Or. Thorek said Dr. Mcnfire mentioned sharp pain
in his left side while they conversine but dismissed
it. Or. THoREK SAID He FINISHED THE coNvERsA-
TIoN WITHOUT KNOWING THE PAIN slGNALED A
FATAL ATTACK
The Detroit tribune., 1959-12-19
IublIant Indians


ONE OF THE REASONS IS GRATITUDE. Ano7ueo
IS AI!RIsuIeD TO TIE TREMENDOUS ADvAMeH
so..o.or GIVEN TO The PRESIDENTIAL PEACE MIs.
SION; a THIRD ONE IS LIKELY TO BE THE vrpv en~-
OF THE UNITED STATES PRESIDENTS pRessNre Lee.
At TIME WHEN THIS NATION FEELS THREATeMrn
Thus one peasant said to this writer: - cane 49,. !.
welcome the sovets and the Chinese because ... ~. =
Mr Nehrv's guests; but tonight am here as hoe, .. 49,
covntry's greatest friend" - NY
:, ~"0"e' FARMER SAID; lie understands my problems
His country gave mine wheat when we mos, eaaoL :; m
so and my family have Travelled three davs 70 cav .h.,
you in the only way we know" ''''"
The Detroit tribune., 1959-12-19
FDR's Physician

tConnved from Back Pager
OF THE COLOSSAL lNFAMY OF FAILING 70
UTILIZE HONEST, MILITARY INTELLIGENCE 'HA'
THE JAPANESE WERE PREPARING FOR MANY
MONTHS TO PEaPETRATE A SURPRISE ATTACK oN
PEARL HAaBoR - A HUNDRED BILLION
BLUNDER WITH SUBSEQUENT LOSS OF CHINA 10
THE REDS AND THE SEVERE DAMAGE, roS
PERIOD or YEARS, OF CHRISTIAN PRESTIGE
tconfnved Next Column Top|
The Detroit tribune., 1959-12-19
Sticky, Wet Weather

(ConiirUed from Back Page
INSTRUCTED MY HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVE SINCE
CHRIST JESUS THE Rev. MARY BAKER EDDY -
INCOMPATIBLE PRoPRETESs, DAUcHTER-REVE-
LATOR, WHOSE NAN CHILD IS RULING ALL
NATIONS WITH A ROD Cr IRON IReveIasion), TO IN
sTRUcT FRlENDs AND ALL WHO MIGHT DESIRE
TO REMEMBER HER AT CHRISTMAS NOT TO
SEND GIFTS, WIRES, MESSAGES. SHE WISHED THtM
"A FAMINE or SENSE AND FEAST OF SOUL
SHE NEEDED HER PRECIOUS HOURS FOR PRAYER,
READING AND NEGOTIATING UPON TIE IN
SPIRED WORD; WRITING AND Debating IMPORT
ANT LETTERS, DREcTlVEs. ETC.
QUICK IMPROVEMENT OF WEATHER AFTER
FOREGOING UNFOLDMENT AND EXPRESSION THERE
TO TO SEVERAL PERSONS. AT LEAST, WE'RE
ON THE SIDE OF THE ANGELS
The Detroit tribune., 1959-12-19
Democrats Rap


(connved from Back Psge
WHICH TERRlsY MORAL AND SPIRITUAL CRIPPLE,
rHE NoN-cHRlsT sclENTSTs'i W 10 KNOW MI
HOW TO HEED JESUS ADMoNITC..: JUDGE MI
BY APPEARANCES. JUDGE A RIGHTEOUS Ju7c.
MENT"! MOT BY MIGHT; NOR BY POWER lcA2NN-1
BUT BY MY SPIRIT. SAITH THE LORD!
Zecharsh 4:6
NEW YORK Dee. UPl)-Denocrais blasted open
the 1850 campaign today with singing attack on Pre
dent Eisenhower and display Of seven Of their o set
DENTAL contenders
THE DEMOCRATIC ADVISORY COUNCIL CHARGED
THE REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION WITH SEC
oNpRATE, sEcoND.BEsT" DEFENSE JOB THAT
GOULD COST US MORE IN FREEDOM AND NATIONAL
SECURITY THAN COULD POSSIBLY BE MEASURED IN
MONEY!"
AdIsi Stevenson questioned Eisenhower's current good
will tour and said II would be grave mistake 10 mimic
Russian Premier Khruhehev and convert the presidency
into the role Of travelling salesman
Stevenson and six other presidential prospects VIII
speak from the same platform dinner tonight honerng
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
THEY INCLUDE SENATOR KENNEDY OF MAssA
cHusETTs, Gov GROWN OF CALIFORNIA GOV. WILL
LlAMs OF MICHIGAN, GOV. MEYNER OF NEW JERSEY
SENATOR HUMPHREY or MINNESOTA AND SENATOR
sYMINcToN or MISSOURI.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-12-19
NOW, THE FREE PRESS.

Mayhem on Detrofs streets is on he increase.
MORE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KILLED AND INJURED
IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS THIS YEAR THAN IN MOST
SOUTH AMERICAN REVOLUTIONS
Latest ls3 dead. $500 injured
Fatalities represent almost n per cent increase
the l2o traffic deaths in the period last year.
INJURIES so FAR THIS YEAR HAVE INCREASED
NEARLY EIGHT PER CENT.
Officials would prefer to think that this Just OF
those un'uoky years-but they know this is incorrect.
THE REAL REASONS ARE STUPIDITY AND CARE
LEssNsss ON THE PART OF MOTORISTS AND PEDEs-
TRANS
You would think that children usually the careless
would represent the largest group Of dead pedestrians
THAT'S NOT SO. IT'S TIE PERSONS OVER 50 WHO
ARE MOST LIKELY TO GET STRUCK AND KILLED
WHILE WALKING. HALF OF THE PEDESTRIAN FATALS
THUS FAR THIS YEAR INVOLVED THIS ACE GROUP.
Speeding and reckless driving have accounted for most
of the other major traffic accidents.
MANY MOTORISTS JUST co TOO FAST FOR
WEATHER AND STREET CONDITIONS, EVEN THOUGH
THEY ARE BELOW THE SPEED LIMIT PoLKiNcHORN
SAID
Another major source Of trouble is following too
closely the ahead"
The Detroit tribune., 1959-12-19
Settle The Steel Strike
Continued from Back Page)

The companies have offered increases providing that
the union will agree certain changes in work practices
that would lower the production cost Of steel
This the unions have not agreed TO do
Both sides claim be firmly opposed TO providing
higher wages through higher selling prices.
There you have the heart Of the issue-the facts
which public opinion should be based
Both sides have talked themselves out. and it is
lust an od-fashioned tug Of war;"
a. No one in his right mind would suggest that the
worker only the share Of production that his energy
accounted for.
Such policy would give the tool owners a fabulous
reward far Of line with the amount needed to stimulate
saving and investment
But no in his right mind would suggest that the
reward TO the tool owners should be small TO make
unwilling continue TO provide the tools which
the PROGRESS and welfare Of the tool depend.
In America during times Of peace have never had
laws controlling wages profitswe have always worked
them out through free bargaining which depends upon
common sense and the spirit Of fair play
In this longest Of all steel strikes bargaining has broken
down.
There are only two forces that can break the deadlock
action which could sign the death warrant OF
free baroainno and the FORCE OF PUBLIC OPINION
which is the true supreme court in any free nation
S Another angle from, which view this matter is
the overall distribution Of the steel dollars received from
the customer in 1853 Here il is:
COST OF OUTSIDE GOODS AND SERVICES
COST OF HUMAN ENERGY PAYROLL, BENEFITS. sToJ
1872 cents
COST OF PAYMENTS TO GOVERNMENT CTAxEs
78 cents
COST OF TOOLS WEARING OUT DEPRECIATION, EToJ
sd cents
COST OF USING TOOLS DIVIDENDS AND REINvEsT
MENTs) % Gems
TOTAL w. 80
These fiuures were derived from the consolidated
certified reports of the companies whose combined oufpuf
enresents o52o Of The steel ngo production in me oned
'ep -w-wwWWNrsxW1
States u,ncr
& II YOU. PERSONALLY, WERE THs FINAL JUDGE
IN THIS SETTLEMENT WHAT WOULD YOU Do'
Ir YOU HAD $4,000 or YOUR SAVINGS IN STEEL
erocxs WOULD you THINK THAT YOUR REWARD
rop e,,ppl WING MORE THAN 95'o OF THE PRoDuC-
TIVE ENERGY WAS TOO MUCH. TOO LITTLE, OR ABOUT
RIGHT? .,e ,,e,.,c TUE
,r VOL WERE MAKING YOUR LIVING USING The
eoo ooo GET OF TOOLS WOULD YOU THINK THAT SooN
orwnpn For SUPPLYING LESS THAN so or IHe
poon,,c1Ve ENERGY WAS TOO MUCH. TOO LITTLE
OR ABOUT RIGHT?
!; h;ob time that the general public, which IS you
v and YOU stopped being disineresfed 'nd'fferen'
.,,l;.res and started 10 make its opinion fe'f
wh,,ever that opinion is make II fst in your circle
e ;t,,srce whether that circle be great or small.
1L about H. write about IT, lay down your reasons TOT
:L,sr, as 10 who should get how much Tor oo'ne
vba, IN the steel industry - ,-e.po
""' ,9 rms STRIKE IS NOT SETTLED WITH RecAkp
-, rue p,Rl,c INTEREST IT CAN TURN INTO AN
...eo,rAN TRAGEDY BECAUSE THE PATTERN Or ir's
AWE, e..rNT WILL BECOME THE PATTERN FOR MANY
SETTLEMENT WI.
OTHER INDUSTRIES.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-12-19
Traffic Deaths Up
(continued from Back Psse)

THE DEVILS R.c. DELUsioN OF FREEDOM OF
The WILL AND SIMILAR LUNbciEs OF TfE
MYTHICAL. DEVLIsH ANTLCHRIsT, P-s-Y-
Hop-A-TH-C, ADAM.EvF. MURDERoUs CAIN
judas. XNAvES' AND FOOLS ECO AND PsY-
GEOLOGY Or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHoODI -
BEFORE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH REBlRrH!.
AFT1S WHICH THE DEVIL AND HIS PHONY SUD-
STANCE, MATTER" HELL TEMPORAL, OR THE
socALLED ETERNAL, ,cLERcY's DELUslON. LuN-
AcYD. SIM HUMAN BIRTHS. DEATHS. DISEASE.
DEFoRMiTiEs, DISASTERS, PEsTLENcE, WARS
ARE APPREHENDED AS MYTHS ALL HUMAN
AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA ARE MERELY
MYTHICAL. MORTAL THOUGHT CON-
cEPTs, IMAGES. sHADoWY cOuNTERFEITs AND
RuRLEsoUES OF NY. GODS CREATION, OFF,
SPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING - sNLESs DEATH
LESS. MATTERLEss. FlEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL
CHRISTlKE - E-T-E-RNAL-L-Y C-OM-P-L-E.T-E-L-Y
P-O-PUL-A-TLN-C THE ONE. REAL UNIVERSE
WITH UNNvADABLE, INcORRUPTlBLE ONN-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR
TRUE HABITAT or MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS
JeslJs
The Detroit tribune., 1959-12-19

DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DEC 10, 1859
, 1959-02-28
Cord Of Thunks

Mrs. Colin Williams wishes
to express sincere thanks to
all in showing kindness & ex
pressions Of sympathy in the
recent death Of her husband
the late Rev. Colin Williams.
, 1959-02-28
CHAMBER


Judges, DR.. Kenneth Bartlett,
Raymond Pedro and Attorney
r. H. Amphlett Leader rem
dered their decisions promptly
and impartially and aided
materially in the success Of
The occasion.
Senator and Mrs. Frits La
Waetz decorated the Judges
Stand and the area in from. of
the Grand Stand with palm
fronds, flags and bunting and
made It a very gay scene
indeed.
Bruce Silvers as Electrical En-
gineer set up the public address
system and provided power out
lets where needed and kept
everything going efficiently with
out a single failure. We are in
deed grateful to him and his as
sistants for their fine work.
Ted Dale who set UP the tug of
war contest which proved to be
such a popular feature of the
days entertainment was some
what disannointed because the
Frederiks+ed Volunteer Fire De-
narnont ID not show up to ac-
cent the challenge extended by
the Christiansted Volunteer Fire
rlan Ted saws that Christiansted
WOW Nv defanlt and will hang the
trorhv bell in their headquarters
~ r'o~ietia~s+ad urtil e,loh time
- +hov racaiva a challenge from
F~aderikstn1 for anothor contest.
od to express his thanks
to tie gro,rn Of statesiders. IL in
nnnher. who did come out and
oiva the Christiansted Firemen
tsoh+ competition until their
hands gave out. 1t was very
sportsmanlibe Of those who came
en- and made the contest possible.
Mr. Gordon Novel; : Usticke
and her assistants who ran the
dance at the Club Comanche
worked verv hard and saw that
everyone had a verv pleasant
evening. Dr. Randall James
Combo provided very fine dance
music. T e d Dale's waterfall
proved to he quite an attraction
and the ball throwers succeeded
n setting Tia Karell and Hazel
Petit wet a couple Of times to
nvaruone's amusement. p hi1
Clark's donkey roulette created a
fast circulation of money in Ger
tain quarters.
Concluded on Monday
, 1959-02-28


SAT . a Y
Big Double Feature Day!
at 500 rIn
and
s.aO pm Regular Admission
lst Feature:
international Pictures presents:
in Color
HOUSE or SECRETS"
Babrra Bates, Michael Craig
An exciting Detective story, film
ed in various places in Europe.
Ind FEATURE:
10th Century Fox presents:
1"RIDE A VIOLENT MILE" {.
LATEST news
SUNDAY, MONDAY,
and
TUESDAY
United Artists present
run SILENT RUN DEEP"
Clark Gable, Burt Lancaster,
Eddie Foy
"A tense and fascinating tale about
submarine warfare a silent
duel a watery grave for the
loser. But the men of the U. S,
Navy beat the odds!
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-02-28
MENTAL,

A3AAt
Sem, ar outstanding pediatri-
clan and child psychiatrist.
pr. Sem has recently returned
from an inspection of child
care facilities in Russia. He
will describe the stages Of
physical, emotional and intel
lectual health through which
the individual child goes and
how these are shaped and
modified by the type Of rela-
tionship that, the child deye-
Tops with his parents. The
panel discussions of the same
day will deal with the types
OF communications between
parents and children, and how
the emotional state of the pa
rent affects the child.
On the two following days,
the theme will be "The Child
Under Stress Papers will be
read considering the way the
child reacts to such forms of
stress as faulty heredity, brain
injury, social and economic
deprivason, physical illness,
and changes in the character
Of the society for which he
has been trained, such as oc-
cur when a community previ-
ously rural becomes highly
industrialized. In The section
On stress, we are fortunate in
having a number Of outstand-
ing men in the field of psychi-
airy. pr. Eric %Stromgren, who
will talk about Genetic Fac
tors in Mental Illness is Pro-
fessor of Psychiatry at Aarhus
University in Denmark. DR..
Frits Redl has done research
on factors involved in juvenile
delinquency while DR.. Paul
Sivadon Of France has made
revolutionary contributions
CT new concepts in the care of
hospitalized mental patients.
He has recently observed
methods Of psychiatry in Afri-
ca which should enhance the
exciting cosmopolitan charac-
, 1959-02-28
W E D N E S D A Y

Hit No
international Pictures presents
in Naturama & Glorious Colors
SPOILERS OF THE FOREST"
Rod Cameron, Vera Ralston
This the story Of the last frontier
Of untamed women and
fighting men!
4it No. 2
another international Smash Hit
j. Arthur Rank presents:
THE LONG ARM"
Jack Hawkins
This is an exciting Detective
Story.
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, 1959-02-28

film presentations, demonstra-
tons, radio talks and distri-
button Of printed media all
bearing on how we can meet
the mental health needs Of our
children.
, 1959-02-28

which is attended by all. II
addition to this, recreation
centers are availale for use BY
the youths of Christiansted.
Interesting to note is that in
Juanita's home the beachest
are open at all seasons. There
you can find picnics1 or groups
Of individuals swimming and
6 enjoying the temperate
climate.
Still undecided about gradu-
ate studies, Juanita remains
hopeful of successfully being
graduated from Morgan in
May Of 1862"
, 1959-02-28
THE L~ADYKILLERs"

Katie johnson, Herbert Lom;.
Cecil Parker
A wonderfully entertaining story,
starring Alec Guinness who wop
the Academy Award in Bridge
on the River Oval" "The
Ladykillers' one of the BEST
Don't miss it!
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