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appreciate thoughtful this
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because such dessert evidence that the guests
worthy of her very best.
cooking filling
whipped frosng
Whether rereshment DESSERT this
roll certain the paudts of and ALL
Chocolate Torte Filling
baked cake roll teaspoon vanilla
package az pound) l cup whipping
cooking chocolate Whipped cream
3 tablespoons water Coconut Twigs
saucepan Stir until
chocolate melted Cool until thckened Then add
nla Whip Fold chocolate mixture whipped Fill
with whipped Coconut Twgs Chill
about hours before serving.
Make TVigs: package ga pound)
cooking chocolate boiling until partly melted Remove
boiling stir rapidly until entirely melted Add
faxed we'll Drop
paper. Cool until firm. Makes 18 pieces
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two nephews, niece, law,
grand and great grand-nieces and
nephews, and a host of friends.
The family is grateful to God
for the rare and wonderful privi-
lege of having shared her life and
spirit in their family. They re-
joice in her home-going knowing
that her spirit is ever with them
and all whom she knew.
A notation made in her Bible in
July 1852 during the first Billy
Graham Crusade in Jackson reads
Song: The Unclouded Day. Dedi-
Gated July 9Th, 1852 by George
Beverly Shea, Billy Graham Pro-
gram to Sister Easley. Later. Song:
When They Ring Them Golden
Bells. He also said l prayed for
him to get this wife. An Old
Soldier In Christ SO yrs. Lord was
so happy for Beverly to sing for
thy glory as prayed. Lord I'll
Obey Thee. S. A. C. Easley.
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lasting. And money saved by individuals to help
keep our economy strong
Your Savings Bonds, as a direct invest
ment in your country, make you Partner in
strengthening Americas Peace Power.
Bonds you buy will earn money for you. But +,
the most important thing they earn is peace
They help us keep the things worth keeping
Think it over Are you buying enough?
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parliamentary leader it has Harry
G. Lawrence, a former cabinet
minister and South African rep
resentative to the UN under the
SHUTS Government and an able
and experienced parlismentarian
and debater.
All of these factors are well
enough, but it is, of course, to its
new policy that the party has
nailed its colors. On South At
rica's acceptance or rejection of
this policy will the new party
stand or fall.
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eminent in the near future. In
deed, if the white electorate is un-
sympathetic to to the Progressives
all II of its parliamentary MEM
bers could lose their seats in four
years time at the next general
election.
The new party has the backing
of South Africa's millionaire fl
nancier Harry F. Oppenheimer and
has been cordially treated by most
English language newspapers in
this country.
AS its chairman and presumably
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well ahead Of last" Bruce Barton,
chairman of the board, Batten,
Barton, Durstine and Osborn, and
UNCF national campaign chair
man, said. "Gifts from two sour
ces - notably, funds contributed
and raised by UNCF alumni an !
from corporations are chalking
up new highs" The annual, nation
wide campaign raises approximate
ly 10 percent of the combined edu-
cational budgets of the colleges.
ALLEGATIONS to members are de-
termined by a formula developed
by the college presidents. The col
leges use the funds primarily to
provide scholarships and augment
faculty salaries.
UNCF"s 33 members are private,
accredited colleges, and with one
exception, are located in the South.
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18th, at the home of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. NJ. C. Collins, of Collins
Funeral Home. Her death was at
tributed to complication, the result
of her advanced age. She was Mrs.
Sophronia Ann Collins Easley.
Funeral service was held at Gen.
trail Methodist Church at o'clock
Friday afternoon with Rev. E. A.
Mays, the pastor, the officiating
minister. He was assisted in the
service by Rev. E. P. Leonard, Dis
trict Supt., Jackson District, Metho-
dist Church, Father A. B. Keeling,
Rector, st. Marks Episcopal
Church, and Rev. A. L. Holland,
Pastor, Anderson Chapel Metho-
dist church Here, and Rev. D. M.
Ray, Gulfport, Mississippi.
The active Pallbearers were
James Dotson, Jack Harris, Homer
Jackson, George Howard, William
Johnson and Bill Hunt.
The Honorary Pallbearers were
Stewards and Trustees of Central
Methodist Church, with flower
ladies from the Prayer Fellowship,
Adult Ladies Bible Glass, Collins
Easley Circle of the Women's So
eiety of Christian Service of Cen
trail Methodist Church.
The obituary of the deceased
said.
SOPHRONIA ANN COLLINS
EASLEY, soul winner for Christ,
slept away in the arms of Jesus
$3.50 A. NJ, Tuesday, November II,
1859.
Shortly after slavery, Sophronia
Ann rushed into this world Febru-
airy l, 1874 in Crystal Springs, Mis-
sissippi, the third of five children
born to Temple and Isaac Collins.
Her early education was received
in Hazlehurst, Mississippi where
the family began buying a farm.
Hearing of Rust College, Holly
Springs, Mississippi, she journeyed
there and entered school, and later
encouraged her younger brother,
Malachi c. Collins, to join her at
Rust College.
Sophronia Collins Easley spent
her married life in Port jefferson,
L. l., New York with her husband,
Detective Willis Easley. They had
no children and in 1922 Willis Eas-
ley died.
During her life Sister Easley
read, studied and travelled widely
and was known for her cheerful dis
position, sacrificial living, and low
ing spirit. She served as the only
Negro member of a mission and
evangelistic team in churches and
church camps throughout the east
ern part of the United States and
Canada. Following a severe ill
ness in 1887, she returned to Mis-
sissippi making her home in Jack
son and caring for the four Cole
man children until they were
grown.
Sister Easley's mission in life
was to offer microscopy prayer.
In the early morning quiet a to 6
A. NJ. daily, she worked hard for
souls through private prayer. Other
hours were spent visiting and pray
ing for the sick or anyone of any
race who needed her. Among the
many, many souls she led to the
Lord, perhaps the best known is
singer Beverly Shea of the Rever-
end Billy Graham Preaching Mis-
sion Team.
An extremely rich, spiritual heri-
tage is left by Sister Easley to her
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are judged"
It recognizes the right Of all
irrespective Of color to participate
in government in accordance with
their degree Of civilization" And
the party envisages the extension
of the franchise to qualified nom
whites to central and currently
all-white Parliament.
Qualifications Slated
The party draws its first
strength from former members OF
the parliamentary opposition Unit
ed Party which broke away re-
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Representatives of Denton Fun
eral Home, Latham Funeral Home,
and Peoples Funeral Home Of
Jackson, Jefferson Funeral Home
of Vicksburg, and Halls Funeral
Home of Hattiesburg assisted in
the funeral rites which was in
charge of Collins Funeral Home.
Interment was at Little Rock
Cemetery, Hazlehurst, Miss.
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fired into by a Negro had no con-
nection with the Crystal Springs
violence.
"This was not a race incident"
said Lotterhos. at was cause
simply by a group of high-spirit-
ed boys"
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Evening star., 1959-12-27
Most oIked-About

The most-taked-about Of 1859, however wasn't
real She Lady Chatterley, heroine of D. H.
rence 3Oyearod classic The stirred up when Post
master General Summerhed banned the unexpugated
sion Of the book from the mails yet subsde Meanwhile
sales Of the book have zoomed and cocktail party chatter
taken q nvelier hue.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
First Lady Made News

One lady who bypassed chance to go visiting far flung
places was the First Lady who did not accompany
band on his globe -girdling expeditions.
Mrs Eisenhower went to Denver to visit her aing 81
year-od mother Mrs Evera Doud while the President was
away
Mrs Eisenhower made during the year by revistnE
an Arizona beauty ranch receiving honorary doctor of
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Lady Astor Turns 80

Another stormy petrol Of British politics American-born
Lady Nancy Astor (o the Virginia Langhornes
by turning 80 Retired from the House after
long service in 1945 she described by
Harold Laski as Americas revenge for George III"
controversy another front-which has been lightly
referred to as the great cranberry rhubarb-started
bombshe shortly before Thanksgiving Secretary
Arthur Femmng warned that Of the cranberry
had been contaminated by the weedkler aminotriazole
known to cause in rats
Before the crisis subsidized housewives the land
were lined both sides of the Some Joined In
hanging Secretary Femmng In efgy demanded he be
fired. Others wrote him fan letters Of thanks
Even Mrs Flemming drawn briefly into the TO her
obvious regret. While the still It's height she
was quoted saying she planned to cranberrs for
Thanksgiving. She later denied the statement
Socially, the marked by feminine addi-
tions to the cabinet circle.
Washington has little however Of the ranking hos
tess Mrs Christian Herter who also of the
travel SET accompanying her husband of overseas
missions after he took Office Secretary of State
Mrs Thomas Gates, jr has been caught the Christ
mas rush since Mr. Gates Secretary
early this month.
The new Secretary Of Commerce, Frederick H. Mueller
lost his wife year but his daughter Marcia occasionally
acts as his hostess
Evening star., 1959-12-27
These Women Mad e Headlines in 1859

1t was year Of much travel-and in 1859
women made news as travellers, along with the
peripatetic statesmen of the world.
Queen Elizabeth II travelled to Canada and
when her royal tour was interrupted by a stomach
upset there was concern that her health was being
affected by her rigorous schedule.
On the monarchs return England the worried frowns
Of her subjects to smiles with announcement
from Buckingham Palace that the Queen expecting
third child early in 1860.
Pat Nixon travelled to Russia with the Vice President
and clicking along her spike heels dispensed chewing
and candies Soviet youngsters had youngsters
in the other lands she has visited goodwill missions
with her husband.
Barbara Eisenhower along with her father law
the President Of the United States his precedent breaking
pre- Christmas tour Of II countries in 19 days.
Though her role unoficial the trip striking
change Of pace for Maj. John Eisenhowers wife who
normally ShunS the spotlight but discovered that her
every news.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Mrs. Khrushchevu's Visit

None Of the feminine travellers had impact than
plump motherly-looking Russian visitor the United
States who the heroine Of Of the years most
tacuar tours.
Mrs Nina Khrushcheva, quet-spoken wife Of Soviet
Premier Nka Khrushchev charmed Americans from
to coast With ready smile and quiet dignity she weathered
crosScountry trip including memorable outing at the
Coon Rapids 1owa farm of Roswell Gars where least
newsman got kicked by the host who lost his temper
when reporters and photographers pressed forward to hear
the Soviet boss
Russia's first lady made little concession to fashion
adherng the severity Soviet styles
tons She also chose remain with her husband through
out the tour Except for his end Camp DAVID
ectng occasional suggestions that she might enjoy
separate schedule Of her
That this not from timdity clearly evident
however when she held the formal press
her life the end Of her tour Meeting with reporters
for than in the Presidents House.
discussed her former work teacher admitted
like housework and detailed the relationships in the Khru
shchev family TO help clear confusion semming from
the Soviet Premiers former marriage.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Almost Overlooked

30 great the advance excitement over the Khru-
shchevs visit that pretty princess passed through
Washington almost unnotced
The dimped herapparent to the Dutch throne year
old Beax arrived the day before the Soviet visitors
lunch with President Eisenhower
She to the States primarily to participate
monies commemoratng the 350th anniversary Of Henry
Hudsons voyage from Amsterdam to North America And
IN New York State where Hudson touched shore Princess
Bestx received plenty Of attention beginning ticker
tape parade up Lower Broadway In New York City.
Earlier in the America got its frs Mrs Willy
Brandt the slender and pretty wife Of West forcef
mayor.
Only few hours after her arrival in the Capital Mrs
Brandt was seated in full Of curious reporters
answering questions about East German refugees West
man tension Berlin fashions her home life her first
impression Of the United States.
Leading the parade of distinguished visitors from
other lands Mrs Arturo Frondiz with her
husband the Argentine President in late January Following
In fairly rapid succession Mrs Jose Maria Lemus the
gamorous first lady Of Ell Salvador and Irish Presidents
sweet-faced wife, Mrs Sean OKelly
In the fall four more appeared-Mrs Antonio Segn wife
OF the italian Prime Minister Mrs Lopez Mateos Of the
Mexican PRESIDENT Crown Princess Medferash worq Abebe
OF Eopla and Mrs sekou Toure wife Of the President
Of Guinea.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Romance As ALWAYS

Cupids darts aimed in many directions
In May tennsplaying Crown Prince Akihito Of Japan
wed commoner Mchiko Shoda and found for
doubles with love being anticipated
together.
Last week in Teheran black ove eyed Farah Dba became
Queen of Iran The third wife of the Shah
Mchko shoda found the Christian Dior label
in her wedding Yves St. Laurent Of Paris created
breathtaking robes de style for both.
The world Of politics and crossed with the
Cinderella story Of Steven Rockefeers love for beautiful
blond Anne Marie Rasmussen from Norway who worked for
time the Rockefellers maid Their wedding August
captured headlines and domestic work suddenly became
appealing to many women seeking q
Last Tuesdays marriage of Group Capt Peter Townsend
and MareLuce Jamagne in Brussels recalled the
breakup between the dashing Raj oce and Princess Mar
garet Rose in october, 1855
Margarets 1859 hardo and swains projected her
the In Rome the 30yearod Princess and 32-yearod
Prince Henry Of Hesse, linked romanticay April
In August Billy Wallace romantic revival predicted
Hes squred her about London for Canadian lawyer
John Turner whom Margaret met Canadian in
1883 renewed his acquaintance with the Princess
started again.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Presidential Children

Mrs Eisenhower also entertained eight children Of
former Presidents plus small Of other descendants
who had been brought together from all parts country
for the Womens National Press Clubs unique With
Father Luncheon" here April 80
At the only assembage Of its kind under the House
roof President Eisenhower received congratulations
from Representative James Roosevelt for his victory
an REA measure-"although voted against It," added
F. D. RS
The Republican Roosevelts were represented too by
Princess Alice Roosevelt Longworth and her
granddaughter Joanna Sturm.
Mrs Longworth long noted for her wit declined to
make speech at the luncheon earlier but Presidential
daughters who remnlsced Eleanor Wilson McAdoo
Marion Cleveland Amen and Helen Taft Manning
former First Lady Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt First Lady
Of the World" and Democratic den mother made by
attaining the milestone age Of rs.
Revealing a typical feminine to counting the
Mrs Roosevelt sailed somewhat reluctantly
series of diamond jubilee celebrations clmaxed by the
dinner New York this month at which all the
Presidential hopefus outbd each other in extong her
virtues.
Luce another lady given to speaking
her mind turned her
Morse Of Oregon imseh no mean phrase with
somewhat disastrous results
former member Of Congress sx-Ambassador to Italy
Mrs Luce seemed well her to becoming Ambassador
to Brazil until she came cropper over her chronic inability
to suppress a wisecrack.
When informed that the Senate had approved her
Morse Mrs. Luce quipped:
MY difficulty. Of course, goes years back and
begins when Senator Wayne Morse Of Oregon kicked
in the head by horse"
The Senate, Of whose members probably shared
Mrs Luce dstaste for the Oregonan
ranks behind colleague under attack from
In few days Mrs Luce resigned.
In Britain, Battling Bessie" Braddock, q stormy and
her Liverpool district Harold Macmans Conserva
tive Party government was winning substantial victory
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Maria CuIIus Hits Sour Note

Diva Maria Callas hit in quartet following
what should have been idylic Aegean cruise the
Aristotle Onassis yacht the Christina named after the ship
ping magnate beautiful wife In September Caas husband
OF 10 filed suit for divorce In November Mrs Tina
Onasss did likewise in New York On December Giovanni
Batsa Meneghni and Calas. strolled say together
her 3sth birthday in Milan. sparkling Of possible
reconciliation Mr. OnasSiS insisted through all he loved
the singer like Q sister"
Never three first dropped by people who
didn't personally know the figures involved than those Of
"Debby- and-LiZ" The widow Of Mike Todd sury
beauty LIE Taylor had her tears dried by close
family friend Eddie Fisher who had named his son. Todd,
after the famous Snowman The other part Of the
wescrubbed Debbe Reynolds reluctantly agreed divorce
the singer and in May Of this Eddie and Liz
married in Las Vegas The public both loud strong
on the subject Of the breaking Of the marriage Of the
couple teen-a viewed a the most"
Charlotte Ford unquestonably the 'Debutante Of
the Year. with 100000 Christmas holiday debut party
in Detroit. In when debutantes coming
in chorus her solo performance against fabulous 18th
tury French formal garden background hailed by society
experts as thrilling event.
The fair took in notable space-age feat-suc-
cessfu Of Americas first missile with live animals
aboard Two female monkeys Able and Baker made the his
to flight Able later succumbed during operation having
given her life for science.
Evening star., 1959-12-27

The theater and music worlds lost two great women
performers in the deaths of Actress Ethel Barrymore and
Polish-born Harpschordst Wanda Landowska
The dynamic Miss Barrymore who died in her sleep at
49, had reigned Of the American for s
decades patrician intellectual artist rolled one
she was acclaimed having equal in this first half Of the
goth century.
Nine Landowska who died at the Of 80 in her Lake
side Conn., home revived ancient and Of it
speciality for which she received world not
only familiar figure the but also pro-
digious recording artist.
But 1859 also marked the Of two bright stars
on the horizons of the theater and music worlds.
Twenty -eght-year-old Anne Bancroft already being
hailed Broadways golden girl in her second triumph
The Miracle Worker since she made her January 1858,
debut in Two for the Seesaw"
Less than two weeks ago q young Swedish soprano
whose parents wanted her to be good cook made debut
in the title role Of Wagners Tristan and Isolde" BrRit
Nilsson hailed q another Flagstad"
Evening star., 1959-12-27
By THE woMENs STAFF OF THE STAR

laws degree rom st. JoSephs College Of Emmsburg Md
christening the worlds first submarine and
presiding at unprecedented number White House unc
tions for visiting dgntaries.
The procession Of hgheve visitors continued at such
pace in fact-and promises to again year-that it
brought about fundamental change in White House
scheduling Cancelled for the 1859 season. some think
for all time the formal Of dinners receptions
honorng various segments Of official Washington
diplomats and Congress There will be ample opportunity to
entertain members Of these groups functions for state
visitors, it explained
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Charley Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Pete P. Ruffatto
were business callers in Poplar
Wednesday.
John Ruffatto received a severe
injury Sunday when he tripped
over a wire frozen in the ground.
Mr.. Steve Ruffatto and his
daughter, Mrs. George Fisher left
Monday morning for Fergus Falls,
Minnesota to visit relatives.
They returned Saturday night.
Mrs. Bertha Cornefia returned
home Saturday after spending
The week at the home of her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Klasna.
Callers in Sidney this week
were MI. and Mrs. Grin Patch
and baby, MI. and Mrs. Alvin
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
2auschendorfer.
The Woman's Club met at the
home of Mrs. Quinto Ruffatto
Thursday.
Mr.. Howard Smith took his
mother, Mrs. Clara Smith to her
home in Sidney Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ruffat-
10 were business callers in Poplar
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richards of
Poplar were supper guests at the
Pete P. Ruffatto home Friday.
In the evening MIR. Richards
showed slides and movies at the
PTA meeting at the school of his
trip to the Worlds Fair in Bel
GUM, Pairs, Rome and a safari
which he and several men Of
Montana enjoyed in Africa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ruff
fatto entertained with a card
party at their home Saturday
VIM. Fisher and Betty
Rauschendorfer won high and
Rauschendorfer and Mary
Ruffatto won low.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fisher and
Mr.. George Fisher and sons were
guests at the Alvin Fisher
nome Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. VIM. Fisher Birthday.
Mrs. Edna Carville teacher at
the Armstrong school spent the
weekend at her home west of
Savage.
Mrs. Alma Slevin and children
Of Froid were Sunday dinner
guests at the Howard Smith home.