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Evening star., 1959-05-27
AGRICuLTuRE AWARDs-

AONAOULlOhE AWAhDo-
Awards for top service we're
presented to Agriculture De-
lpartment employees yesterday
lby Secretary Benson at the de-
partment's annual awards cere-
mony.
Distinguished service awards
went to Leonard Barrett, Harry
Borthwick, Robert harrington,
Frank McGregor, Sterling New
ell and Arnold Orvedal,
Superior service awards were
presented to Lime Ahlberg.
Wilhelm Anderson, James Aus
tin, Charles Barber. Donnan
Basler. Calvin Beale. Albert
Borton. Daniel Braun. Sher-
man Briscoe. Carl Brown. Ever
lett Brown. Marvin Bryant.
Charles Buoy, Alice Campbell,
Margaret Cannon. Leonard
Conyers. Kermit Culver. Anna
Danna. Walter Davidson, Mary
Edmands. Harlan Emery, Sam
uel Emsweller. Oakley Frost,
Richard Gabel. 10 Ann Hast
lngs. Roy Hockensmith, Hans
Hoiberg, Ronald johnson,
Jasper King, Kennel Krogh.
Rachel Lawrence. James Nc
Cormick. Raymond Mischler,
IVerna Mohagen.
Also, Joseph Mullins. Walter
IO'Neal. Mark Regan. James
Reynolds, Erma Rogers, Donald
Rubel. o. Harper Simms, John
Stevenson, Dewey Stewart,
Percy Stone, Neil Stuart. Rob-
Iert Tetro. j. William Thomas,
Frank Todd, Clyde Wheeler. jr.,
Daniel Winston. Helmuth Wolf
and Wilbur Youngman.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-Roger
Ernst of the Office of the Sec-
retary Of Defense is the winner
Of the William A. Jump Memo
rial Award of 1859 for OUT
standing service in the field
of public administration. Mr..
Ernst, deputy director Of plan
ming in the Office Of internal
security affairs. was cited for
extraordinary contributions to
the advancement Of United
States interests in international
affairs" Honorable mention
awards went to-, Theodore Rock
well III Of Navy and Edward
Strait of the Budget Bureau.
william Roster Of Treas
ury, editor of the Society for
Personnel Administrations
news letter, is a candidate for
councilman in KenSington, Md.
Problem Solving in Man.
agement" will be the subject of
an all-day conference starting
at $3.50 am. tomorrow, spon-
sored by the American Society
OF Training Directors, at the
Bethesda Country Club. +. :.
The Federal Housing Admins
tration has presented bene-
fetal suggestion awards to
Leona Norfolk, Mrs. Eva Lin
dow. Edwin Callahan and Keith
Montgomery. Internal Rev.
enue Service Lodge No. AZ,
American Federation of Gov
eminent Employees, meets at
7:30 pm. tomorrow in Room
3303 OF the Internal Revenue
Building. New members will be
welcomed, and there will be
an election Of officers for the
coming year. Internal Rev
enue Service has presented su-
perior performance awards to
William Anderson, Gladys
Brown. James Carman, Robert
Clucas, Robert Gordon, Edward
Mcintyre, Walter Tanneberger
and William Wilson.
Evening star., 1959-05-27
STORE HOURS:

THURSDAY:
F Street -. o:3O am. to pm.
NE. 5. 1000 am. to o1p.m. :
Clarendon -. 1000 am. to 9 pm.
FRIDAY;
F Street ... am. to s pm.
NE. -. 10 am. to 9 pm.
Clarendon !. ). 10 am. to pm.
Evening star., 1959-05-27

FORECAST-I States
Gulf will
Area the Upper Mississippi Valley and parts the Ohio Valley the
Central Plains 1t will continue the
Northern Rockies Showers forecast for New England the Western
Lakes the Pacific Northwest the Central Plains
South-AP Wirephoto Map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

ALL Cash. Monteomery and Prince
GEORGES County homes No com
missions to pay Quick settlement
CALL HALL" 10 5-1431
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

NEW, DE LUKE, fireproof
office bldg, approx. 5000 So.
IT., air o0nd.. ideal for east
ern regional Office. Loo, IN
Rockville, Md. Box 302-Y.
Star.
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H7h TUX MN, UIlAOol OINH
AL, BAKER

a SON. INC, REALTY BROKERS
TIE, $4,000 XII, 9-064a
sos N. Washington st.. Alex. Va
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Hot Water Heat

This charming antique brick ram
bier features three bedrooms. two
full baths separate dining room
huge kitchen with eating space
full basement with lovely large
pine-paneled rec. room. Such .ex-
tras as wall TO wall .carpeting
storm 1sn EindoTS rsn ysss.aO'e Vacant
Priced S23, 500. Buy 1t while YOU
can. Cali now, DU. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

VlENNA---NeW custom-huilt brict
rambler 3 bedrmE.. 3 baths, sep
din rlnl. lee. a.. rec nm, N3e,060
7U1 Meadow lane E,Wa Vienna.
va. Open 10 pm, Du. b-7b0O
VIENNA -bcdrm. brick rambler
cnrport. scr. prch. M~acfo wooded
iot. Slb, 500. Do b.5O75
VIENNA WOODS bedrm, q
bath splif-lepel, on la-acre land
scaped beautifully wooded lot,
frepi. and rec. rm., dishWasher
required OWNER, bU. b-se7a.
WEsTOVER This beaut. brk. home
ponv located N N All. Offers lae
liv rm. with frepl lHe. din. rln.,
3 hedrmS., " baths; full bemt
with recr, rnls screeneu porch end
other features for comfortable Nv.
ihe. Walk 10 bus. shopping and
school: $4,000, FHA. Open sun,
IN dark. DR. Prom Falls
Church, Wash. blvd 10 Patrick
Henry, left 70 18th It,. right or
18th st. 10 Sill MONCURE
AGENCY, Realtor, 6s1e Lee hwy
zri', va, III. $4,000.
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Mont. and Prince Georges Counties
PETERS 4 SOLER
10 5-o131 HE 4-204n. JU b-6A01
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$3.50 Down

Most attractive stone and frame
home. in center Of Falls Church,
hot water heat: attractive fire'
place, in good-sized living room
Separate dining room: Just q steI
from shopping and direct busline
you may assume present financine
with as little as $3.50 down, pay
ments less than rent: price. ST..
500. Won't last, so call DU
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Major

being transferred, must have i'm.
mediate sale on his handsome
well-built. redeeorated home. Fea'
lures three bedrooms, dining room
powder room on first floor. scr
porch: full basement; fenced real
yard. oh, so convenient. IN
close-in Arlington. Walk TO sehoo
and bus transportation. Easy
terms: 49, loan can be assumed
Worth your inspection. Reduced
10 S20.750. Call ia. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

~ roth ST. NV, at x ST.
floors avail. for local or nat con-
Germ; 8 rms. Law. Ma. e-5564
CONTINUED on Next Pace
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Four Bedrooms

Nestled on q charming. fenced lot
with many shrubs, flowers and
cute capacious and charming
home. one OF cur better buys. con-
venient walk. distance to schools
and transportation: large dining
area; modern kitchen: living room
with fireplace; very nice rec. room:
All this with o full basement and
modern hot-water heating system.
tool Priced right at $1,000:
Well worth a phone call. Dial
direct. IA. 5-g4OO.
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CENTRAL BUILDING
e CAlFRTTZ. DI. 7-9o80

COR. sth AND q NV.
Choice, modern Offices available
from $50; cleo. and full service
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FREDERICK w.

BERENS
SALES. INC. IA. 4-55o6
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INVEST. paOp. WANTED

ALL Cash - D. c. and Prince
GEORGES County. Md Quick settle
! ment. Re. 1887 or RE. 6-46sS.
Rave CLIENTS for all types OF
property. MILTON p RUPERT.
Di. 7-5016. EN-. 3-5407.
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WAREHoUsEs ron RENT


WISE. $500, lS-ft. cell
plus i9e. store, ole, bIdE. 1905 Pa
ave, Sc, III, $4,000 M
KENsIN0r0N- PACING Conn. ave
$3.50 "a. II. or up 70 z $500 "a. II,
immcd occupancy. Freed At n
per an. ~ for details rall Mr.
Thompson. ~. n-2h5e eyes, Ia
N-0lh.l c. N. AARSlELLkR
REALTOR
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High Assumption

FOUR BEDRMs., III
BATHS. raised FIREPLACE
In large liv, rn1., birch cab
inets IN equipped kit. patio,
full basement, fenced, land
scapef ana DELIGHTFUL
neighhorhood for family Iiv-
ing. and CONVENIENT to
HELVOIR or QUANTICC.
ASSUME OF loan after mod
crate down payment and
only $50 per mo. for EVERY
THING. Don's miss Il. Call
IA. 4-S500 or Ell. 6-45S4.
DELIGHTFUL. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with 2 baths.
sep. din. rm.. Ice. screened
porch and barbecue; on "a
acre wooded lot, immed.
occupancy. Only So 200.
CAL IA. 4-5505 or FL. g.
43S4.
FREDERICK w.
BERENS
SALES, INC. IA. 4-5505
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VIENNA
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER

FULL TILED BASEMENT,
TREES, FIREPLACE IN
LARGE LIVING RIM, DISH
WASHER AND BIRCH CAB
INETS IN KITCHEN WITH
EATING SPACE. go VOLTS.
FOR DRYER. NEARLY FIN
IsHED RECREATION RM.
WALK TO SCHOOLS AND
ONLY 4 CLOCKS TO
TRANSPORTATION AND
SHOPS. ONLY S16.500
AANpp s SS,,, PER l NO. pITI
IA. 4-5505 OR Ell. 6-43S4.
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HOME AND INCOME, es0s on.
tario I'd. n,w~-1 apis. d-1torl
hfk,. al mod cows. priced u
sell; rcnH. down pymt Open SUE.
to pm. IRVING TURNER
ATTY. ST. 3-03fH
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21b Acres

An ail-briek rambler, in eountr,
setting with q foyer entrance, den
Lee. kitchen, living room. 2Sxl5h
with fireplace basement with rec
room and bath-coulb be mother.
in-law apartment. chicken housl
and horse stalls: washer. drier
First time offered. So be first Z
inspect IT, Priced S25,g5O. Cal
DU. $4,000.
Better Homes Realty, Inc
REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

LAND FOR ELECTRONIC INDUS.
I THx slre S SSneS, Vicinity ,, q
MAN BUILDERS. OIL. 4-3250.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
A. M. ROTH co. RE. 1880
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

ATR-cOND. OFFICES FOR RENT,
In Cheverly. Md. Just of express
way. suitable for prof. man. HE.
a-255l.
AIR C0ND.. sgle. rms. or suites.
plenty Of free parking. couven.
located in Falls Church. LARCH-
MONT REALTY CO., INC. JE. T.
1900. RA. 3-6136
AIR CONDITIONED, Alexandria:
one-room ONCE available in Belle
View shopping center. elevator
ss TNSc;n esll I MT MaS!i nn.,.,,,,
Ma. s-2345
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41h& Loan

Can be assumed on this immaculate
three-bedroom home. located in a
nice suburban wooded community.
Unusual living room and dining
area with floor to ceiling win
dows: modern kitchen with eating
space; IA baths; lower level in
cludes rec. room. utility and laun-
dry room, ample storage space.
garage. storm windows, better
buy at $21,950. Call now. IA.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

R0SSLYN, vA.-S.000 50. II. in
dustrial yard with 600-sq -ft. once
space with toilet. Ideal for con-
tractor. Call ia. 5-6122 or JE.
2-2166
4OxS2 BLDG.-3 ofices, display
rm.; h. and air cond.. shop; bl.
top pkg. area, 5000 So. IT,; ideal
small car dealer. Az. June 4.
1850 8. Glebe I'd; Arl., EN-.
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so2 Constitution Ave. NE.

$500 so. #. Of store. once, ware
closed yard: Sab per month.
Call J, H. Knox
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. d.. 1880
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INVESTORs- RUHpERs


s-sroRY oPPicE BUILDING cen
trally located with AAA tenant
Excellent trust NAV Be assumed;
100000 cash down,
COMMERCIAL BLDG. 10 storel
and 20 oiIlcex on very GOOD leases
Located At busv intersection. ali
conditioned. Shows in excess oi
1906 plus equity Gain, Priced fol
fast sale 10 proper investor. SlhO,'
600 cash down.
COMMERCIAL LAND located OF
q, 8. Rtf. ] south Of Alex, Va.
within 300 yards Of BarGaln City
Priced for fast sale. So, 0n0-sa. IT
area; excellent road FRONTAGE
INDUSTRIAL LAND on main ran
road spur; located IN Arl, Co
Very reasonablei
APT. HOUSE GRoUND-sewer ans
water. Seller will subordinate bal.
anee for substantial builder.
SUBDIVISION LAND in Ar. Co
Bordered BY county-maintainec
park. 20s5 down. balance subor-
dinated 10 construction ana per-
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CAPITOL HILL
BRAND-NEw BUILDING
Entire Floor, 4-Room Suite

Opposite new Evening Star Building.
Acoustic ccilings, nuorescent Light
ing. individual air conditioning and
heating, custom decorated. Janitor
service. Very attractive rent. Call
Ii 3-36tiB,
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PAY ALL CASH FOR Sc. and
JOSEPH FILIPPo REALTY Co,
Realtors, 2412 MINI. ave. Sc,
LU, 4-11i7.
TO BUY from private oYner. 4 bed =
rms, l u baths, Montg. Co. $4,000
70 l7,0Q0s House sold, must move.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL
PLANT WANTED

10000 TO 10000
SO. TT. UNDER
ROOF. MUST HAVE
PLENTY OF ADDI-
TIONAL GROUND
AREA FOR PARKING
AND EXPANSION.
THE NEED is UR-
GENT. WILL BUY
OR LEASE. CALL
JIMMY DIXON OF
JAMES L. DIXON &
CO. REALTORS, ST.
$1,000; Ewes, co.
5-77I5.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

1870 SEATS, excel. upper NV. area
Many other additional features
Mr.. Esenstad, LEGUM AND GER
Der, EN-. 10000 ewes. RA. o.
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8 ACRES
VIRGINIA

Zoned commercial and industrial.
Main street. Heavily travelled ar
terial highway. Easy terms. Call
Mr.. Binning. ST. $4,000, EN-. j.
1888 JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
REALTORS.
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S Min. to l4th st. Bridge
Adjacent to No. hwy. close in
Arlington County. Can furnish
from 10000 to $4,000 So. IT.
Graded industrial ground fronting
oyer 300 II. on paved street with
an utilities in. Reasonable. Call
Mr.. Haas.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
Realtors
1925 H st. NV, Ma. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
YOUNG COUPLE

Here's q good starter home, in Fem
wick Park. 5 rooms with q semi
finished room upstairs, full base
ment and beautiful large fenced
back yard. There's q back porch,
too; $4,000.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-28
Compiled by
Mrs. Hattie Dyson

The West Side P. t. A. was
honored to have a guest speak
er, Mr.. c.. w. Williams for
their Founders Day Speaker.
Also guest on the program
was Rev. w. T. Gipson, pastor
of Faith Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Williams gave a
splendid address on the Role
of Parents, Teachers and Chill
dren." He was able to do JUS
tice to this subject, due to the
fact that he has had expert
ence as a teacher a number
of years and as superintendent
of Oakley Training School
from which position he is now
retired. Rev. Williams is now
assistant pastor at Parish
Street BaptlSt Church. others
appearing on the program in
cluded the West Side Chorus,
Miss Olivia Chamber, Director;
Mrs. Myra Mcneil, President
of the P. L. A; Mrs. Ernestine
Ward, and Mrs. Bessie Mae
Bolden, patrons of West Side;
Mrs. Betty M. Thornton, pa
iron West Side and teacher at
Welcome School and Mr.. B. It.
Beauchamp, Principal, West
Side.
Other outstanding guests at
the program were: Mr.. Oscar
Weathersby, teacher, Miss.
School for Deaf and also hus-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-28

ander H. S., Brookhaven,
Miss; Calmeter Thigpen, Jo-
mes County Tr. School, Tay-
lorsville, Miss; Doris Thigpen,
North Side High, Rose Hill,
Miss; Patrinella Thadison,
Alexander H. S. Brookhaven,
Miss; Edison F. Tolo-Kahu,
Technical Institute, Freetown,
West Africa; Judith Turner,
Bowman H. S., Vicksburg,
Miss; Voncille Twillie. Mt.
Olive H. S., Laurel, Miss.
W.
Norma Washington, Lanier
Jr.-Sr. H. S., Jackson, Miss;
Wesley Wheeler, Oak Park H.
S., Laurel, Miss; Leroy Whit
ing, Alcorn Lab. H. S. Lorman,
Miss; Annette Watkins, AL
corn Lab. Sch, Lorman. Miss. !;
Marshall Wicks, Union Acad-
envy, Columbus, Miss; Harri-
son Williams, Pike County A.
H. S., McComb, Miss; Clemen-
tine A. Williams, st. Rose De
Line, Bay st. Louis, Miss;
Leatha Williams, Alexander
H. S., Brookhaven, Miss; Bet
ty Jean Williams, Utica Junior
College, Utica, Miss; Betty
June Williams, Magnolia H.
S. Moss Point, Miss; Johnnie
P. Williams, Carver High
School, Mobile, Ala; Annie R..
Williamson, Utica Junior Col
lege, Utica, Miss; Mary Lee
Williams, McNair H. S., Bel
zoni, Miss; Richard Williams,
Central H. S., Mobile, Ala;
Charles Wilson, Alexander H.
S., Brookhaven, Miss; James
Wilson, Alexander, H. S.
Brookhaven, Miss; Nancy
Winston, Alexander H. s.,
Brookhaven, Miss; Earnest
Womack, c O | e m a n H.
S., Greenville, Miss; Henry
Womack, Coleman HI. S. Green
vile, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-28
THE NORTH AREA
TEACHERS WORKSHOP
MEET AT SUMNER HILL

The North Area Teachers
Work Shop met at Sumner
Hill High School, Tuesday,
February "a, 3: P. M, Mr.. Lee
roy Johnson, Principal. Among
the topics discussed were:
"What methods should be used
in grouping children" Discus
sing this topic were: Mrs. Eu-
la Vinson, Bolton; Mrs. Willie
P. Hardaway, West Side, Mrs.
M. Brown, West Side. Glow
can Phonetic Analysis be
taught as a method of word
attack" Mrs. Mary Jane Pace
was unable to attend due to
illness that has her confined
to the hospital. Others dis
cussing this topic we're: Mrs.
Helen Campbell, and Mrs. A..
C. Smith, both of West Side.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-28
MRS. BESSIE l.. GRIFFIN
SURPRISED BY GALA
nHDrxy

The 5th Grade Section b.
Glass surprised their teacher,
Mrs. Bessie Louise Griffin
with a Party, February IT..
When Mrs. Griffin returned
to her room from the Cafeteria
she found a very pleasant sur
prise. The students had dec
Grated her desk and chair.
They had prepared a most de-
licious menu that included ice
cream, cookies, peanuts, pop
corn, cake and drinks.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-28

band of Mrs. Nancy E. Wealth
ersby, chairman of the pro-
gram committee; Mrs. Mildred
Seaton Turner, Secretary, Oak
ley Training School; Mrs. Day.
export, Mrs. G. w. Williams,
wife of the guest speaker; Mr..
Hart, husband of Mrs. G. Hart,
member of the program COM
mittee, Mr.. c. Thompson, Math
instructor is also a member of
the Program committee.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-28
SECTION 5-B CLASS
PRESENTS THE LIFE OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON"

A most entertaining event at
West Side last Wednesday was
the presentation of the Life
of George Washington" by
students of Section BIS grade.
This presentation told of the
great mans life from birth to
his death. Main characters in
this play will be named next
week. Mrs. Bessie Louise
Griffin is teacher of this Sec
ton.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-28
FOURTH GRADE CLASS
VISITS CLASSMATE AT
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Mrs. Nancy Weathersby,
teacher of the fourth grade
and several of her students,
visited another gourth grader,
visited another fourth grader,
recuperating at the Univer-
sity Hospital from an opera
ton. They took get-well cards
and a Science Day by Day
Coloring Book to the young
patient who was most happy
to see them. The Faculty and
students at West Side wish for
Elizabeth Ann a speedy and
complete recovery.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-28
WEST SIDE FACULTY
EXTEND SYMPATHY

Sympathy is extended to the
Barber family of the Caney
Creek Community in the death
of their father and grand
father. Several of the young
people of this family are stu
dents at West Side.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-28

Harrington, Louisville, II. S.,
Louisville, Miss; Jerry Han
kins, Bryant H. S., Meadville,
Miss; Mae Carol Hart, Harris
H. S., Meridian, Miss; Barbara
Haynes, Carver H. S., Bass
field, Miss; Nettie Henderson,
Central H. S., Bogalousa, La:
Aide billiard, Oxford County
Tr. School, Oxford, Miss; De-
calvin Hughes, E. T. Hawkins
HI. S., Forest, Miss; LaDean
Hunt, East st. H. S., Cleveland,
Miss.
j.
Dennis Jackson, Shirley
Owens, H. S., Quitman, Miss;
Jerlene Jackson, Oxford Coun-
ty Tr. Sch, Oxford, Miss;
Johnnie w. Jackson, Carver H.
S., Picayune, Miss; SerdeIl S.
Jackson, Weequahic H. S. Ne
wark II, N. j.; Comoleta Jami-
son, Sharkey County Tr. Sch,
Anguilla, Miss; Claudette
Johnson, Globe Academy H.
S., Columbia, Miss; Helen
Johnson, Carver H. S., Plea
yune, Miss; Lamont Johnson,
Carver H. S., Picayune, Miss.
Mable Lee Johnson, Thompson
H. S., NatcheZ, Miss.
X
Johnnie R. Keys, Mt. Olive
H. S., Laurel, Miss.
L.
Emma J. Hampton, Pine
Grove H. S., Foxworth, Miss.
M
Georgia 9. Marsalis, Pike
County A. H. s., Magnolia,
Miss; Johnnie 2. Marshall,
MileSton Wow. H. S., Mileston,
Miss; Walter w. Martin, Ok
ford Tr. Sch, Oxford, Miss;
Essie J. Miller, Liberty Rosen-
valid H. S., Liberty, Miss; Ed
ma Montgomery, Claiborne
County TT. Sch, Port Gibson,
Miss; Barbara L. Moore, Car
yer H. S., Picayune, Miss; We
ra Moore, Pearl River Co. Tr.
Sch, Poplarville, Miss; En-
NETT McCaskill, Tougaloo H. S.
Tougaloo, Miss; Vernice Nc
Clinton, Jim Hill Jr. & Sr. H.
S. Jackson, Miss; Eugene Nc
Cray, Coleman H. S., Green
vile, Miss; Clarence Mellow
ell, Amite County Tr. Sch,
Gloster, Miss.
P
Loretta Palmer, Coahoma
Ayr. III. S. Clarksdale, Miss;
Issie Patterson, Liberty Rosen-
valid H. S., Liberty, Miss;
Thomas Patterson, Alexander
H. S., Brookhaven. Miss;
Frances PEARS, Pascagoula
Negro H. S., Pascagoula, Miss;
James Payton, Waynesboro,
H. s., Waynesboro, Miss; Dor
othy Phillips, Shirley-Owens
H. S., Quitman, Miss; Rosa M.
Porter, Thompson H. S. Nat
chez, Miss; Dora E. Prater,
Utica Junior College, Utica,
Miss; Major L. Pugh, Royal
Street H. S., Hattiesburg,
Miss.
R.
Macell Richardson, Gentry
H. S., Indianola, Miss; Katie
G. Richmond Holmes County
H. S., West Miss; Madeline
Robinson, Harmony Voc. HI. S.,
Carthage, Miss.
S.
Rosa Sanders, Breisn H. S.,
Leland Miss; Charline Scott,
Claiborne Co. TT. Sch, Port
Gibson, Miss; Bette Shegog,
Marks Industrial H. S., Marks,
Miss; Mary Pope Smith, Har-
mony Voc. H. S., Carthage,
Miss; James Smith, Alexan-
der H. S., Brookhaven, Miss;
Annie B. Stewart, Royal st.
H. S., Hattiesburg, Miss; Ear
line Strickland, Royal St. H. S.,
Hattiesburg, Miss; Berneil
Swan, McNair H. S., Belzoni,
Miss.
T.
Margaret w. Therrell, Alex
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-28

The principal, faculty and
Mr.. Tom Galloway, our custo-
dian, join with the students in
wishing for Mrs. Mary Jane
Pace, a 5th grade teacher at
West Side a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Pace is now confined at
Jackson College Health Cen
ter.