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Evening star., 1959-06-15
Hot Putting
Helps BoiIey
Toke Title

GARRISON. Nd, June IS
(AP).-Were 1t not for some
brilliant chipping and putting.
Maury. Bailey of Hillendale
probably would be the Middle
Atlantic amateur golf cham
pion.
Bailey won his title yesterday
at Green Spring Valley Hunt
Club. defeating Bill Cole. Mary
land amateur champion, 3 and
2, thanks largely to his ability
to scramble from some impos-
sible spots. ~
In the afternoon round of
the 36-hole final Bailey holed
out for an eagle 8 from a trap
alongside the sixth green; hit
a nine-iron four feet from the
cup on the eighth; sank a To-
footer on the 10th; Clipped
six inches from the cup from
deep rough on the 18th; sank
a 30-footer on the 18th;
chipped two inches from the
hole from behind the 14th and
came out of q trap a foot from
the cup ON the 18th.
One up at the turn, Bailey
went 2 up for the first time at
the sixth. then he and Cole
exchanged holes until the l4th
when the 32-year-old Bailey
got a par with his brilliant
chip after Cole dropped his ap-
proach into a brook fronting
the green to go 3 up.
Bailey held his advantage
through the next hole, then
gave Cole a life when he three
putted the par-five 18th after
reaching the green in two shots
with the help Of a strong wind.
Cole had a four-footer for a
birdie, but missed TO end the
match.
Evening star., 1959-06-15

Bigger and better things may
be In store for tennis fans OF
this area. f
Those occupying top posi-
tions In the sport here are
spilling over with enthusiasm
today as a result Of the crowd
Of 1.400 that turned out TO see
yesterdays exhibitions at the
Sheraton Park Hotel.
The largest crowd 10 watch
outdoor tennis here In years
saw Althea Gibson. acknowl-
edged queen of the game, ham
die q former nemesis, Shtrly
Fry Irving. with dispatch, 6--2,
64-3. Ham Richardson. who
helped the United States to last
years Davis Cup triumph. de-
feated Vic Seixas. former Ma
Evening star., 1959-06-15
K. of c. Booters
Enter Cup Final

The Central Valet-Knights
Of Columbus soccer team plays
the Baltimore Kickers ct 2:30
pm. Sunday at Twenty-third
street and Constitution avenue
for the Arnold Cup champion
ship.
The knights defeated Myron
Cowell. 80, yesterday as George
Gruber accounted for four
goals. 1t was the worst defeat
inflicted on Myron Cowell In It's
eight seasons Of play.
Evening star., 1959-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BATTING biased on $50 or more at
batsJ---Aaron, Milwaukee. .49s: Bur-
CESS, Pittsburgh. .347: White. 81.
Louis ;339; cepeds. San Francisco,
RtiNs2: iSs2: M.,n:- Mays: san MI, r,raneiseo. sss2;
son. Cincinnati. 81: Mays. San Fran
cisco. 80: cepeda. San Francisco.
46; Robinson; Cincinnati and Aaron,
Milwaukee, a..
Runs BATTED N--Banks, Chleaso-
cisco, So; Pinson. Cincinnati and
Mays, San Francisco. A..
HIIS-Aarpn, Milwaukee. ps: Pinson.
Stneinnsasi and Cepeda, San Fran;
Matthews, Milwaukee. rs.
DOuBLEs = Aaron, Milwaukee and
einnsti. 90: BurEess. Pittsbursh.
gIn ana Cepeda. san Francisco, i9:
Cincinnati. O.: Mathews. Milwaukee,
White. 81. Louis. 50e'D"'S s. ana
HOME RUNs-Mathews, Milwaukee.
22: Banks, Chicsgo. IL; Aaron, MIL
waukee, 10; Robinson, Cincinnati.
STOLEN BAsEs--Neal. Los Angeles.
~; Blasingame, %. Louis. IL; Mays.
san Francisco, 10; Robinson. Gin.
ectnnati' 2: Pinson; Cincinnati. and
PITCHING l,cEI1 Tsssa BASE. on Or more SseI-
1000; Eiston, Chicago, Al, 500:
Podres. Los Angeles, S-2, .7T6; An
tonslli, San francisco. s-3, .750;
Misell; st: Louis. 7-3. 200.
SPAIN, Milwaukee, 72; AntoneIli.
san Francisco So: MiSell. 81.
Evening star., 1959-06-15
MAJOR
LEADERS
By the Associated Press
AMRnIcAN IKAGIH

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING Jeased on $50 or more Al
hatsl-Kaline, Detroit. .357: Kuenp,
Detroit. .355; Fox, CHICAGO. ,34a;
Rnnnels. Boston. .339: Wocdlins.
RUNS =. Killebrsw. washington. 20:
Yost. Detroit, q; Power: Cleveland.
Boston. and Mantle. New York. 90.
Runs BATTED N-Killebrey, wash
Colavito. Cleveland, "a: Maxwell.
Detroit. 4e: Kaline, Detroit. I'll.
HITS-kaline, Detroit. So: Fox, chi.
saso: 81: Runnsis. Boston. "a:
DoUBIEs-Runnels, Boston. and wu.
case. IS: Lopez. New York. IL: Phi.
lips. Chicago; Minoso. Cleveland.
and Kuenn. Detroit ia
TRIPLES = Runnels. Boston: smith.
Shhiesso: and Lopss. New York. .:
HosE Ep'iRlsys RSssii.SH.s. tlts Sisa w.sh,n.,ou,
e1:. Colavito, Cleveland. 20y Allison
and Lemon, washington, rs: Tfian-
aos Baltimore. and Maxwell. De-
stolen BAsEs-Aparleio. chicase.
ssDfstcn, sf.teI.n; 9; lands, Chicago. =: Power.
PITCHING lbased on 5 or more de-
cistonsl--Wilhelm Baltimore, 90,
1000: Larsen New York, 6-i. ,s55;
shay Chicago: Mossi. Detroit. and
srRiSrn1,.rTws rERiissns1,. TwsaSsInston' sston' 30: IA :.
wynn. chissso' 81: 0ssnIanS Sunnins, B.:
troit, 81: Wilhelm, Baltimore, 81:
Ford, New York, SIS.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22
Council Women
To Launch Sale
AT Thrift Shop

An eight-day thrift shop sale will
be conducted by the Phoenix Chap
ter of the National Council of Jew
ish Women starting Sunday. The
thrift shop at 1102 N. 35th Ave.
netted $5S8 in its first four months
of operation under Craftsmanship Of
Mrs. Louis Lipow.
The shops present chairman,
Mrs. Lillian Hacker, has issued a
call for contributions of children's
and adults clothing, costume jew
elry, dishes, glassware, furniture,
linens, and bedding to the shop.
Her committee includes vice
chairman Mrs. Elinor King, Mrs.
Peggy Popl1in, Mrs. Laura Cantor,
Mrs. Ida KraineS, and Mrs. Reda
Schlossberg.
Thrift shop proceeds support the
chapters milk clinic, which fur
nished 10000 cans of milk to 1928
babies at Memorial Hospital during
the past year. Mrs. Joseph Shuir-
man is chairman and Mrs. Melvin
BuroS vice chairman of the milk
clinic committee.
The chapters installation of of
ficers and a fashion show were
scheduled for this Thursday at the
Arizona Ranch House. Mrs. Hirsh
Kaplan was to be installing officer.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22
Top Hadassah
Honor Goes
To Mrs. Kdrp

Last Thursday was a red-letter
day in the Hadassah career of Mrs.
Leonard Karp. She was chosen as
the chapters woman of the
year" and installed as third vice
president.
Mrs. Karp, wife of dentist and
mother of two children, as Hadas-
sab Medical Organization chair
man for 195S-59 served as general
chairman of the Stardust Donor
dinner-dance attended by $50 per-
sons.
OTHER HADASSAH activities
which came under her HMO chair
manship were Little Theater night,
Greyhound Park night, and the
rummage shop. Her rummage shop
service included picking up mer-
chandise, cleaning the store, sell
ing, and managing personnel.
In addition, Mrs. Karp helped
with the knick-knack sale, sold ads
for the donor program book, helped
with the new chapter group plan
now being formulated, aided in
programming for monthly meet
ings, and participated in the fea-
tured skit at the September mem
bership party.
THE PHOENIX chapter cli-
NAKED the week as host to the
annual Hadassah Southern Pacific
Coast regional conference at Hotel
Westward Ho. The event was at
tended by 500 women from 10 Ha-
daSsah chapters in Southern Cali
fornia, Western Texas, New Mexi-
co, and Arizona.
Mrs. Moses p. Epstein of New
York City, editor of the Hadassaf
Newsletter and a past national
president of the organization, act
ed as mentor for the three-day
meeting and was featured speaker
at the opening banquet.
MRS. KARP TOOK part in the
conference organization and lead
ership session, headed the PhoeniS
chapters Apron Awards commits
tee, and submitted one of her owr
original designs in the unique con
test which depicted Hadassah pro
iects as apron trim. The apron
awards luncheon was held last
Tuesday.
The woman of the year" award
was inaugurated in 1855 with the
selection of Mrs. M B. Goldman
Jr. Mrs. Abe Hoffman was chos
en- in 1856, Mrs. Joseph Getzoff IN
1857, and Mrs. David Stehr in 1858
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22
Member
Seekers
Mobilize

Under the command" Of
generals Sam Langerman
and Ed Korrick and colonels
Art Kaufman and Joe Vein
stein, two divisions of work
ers launched Jewish Community
Center membership enlistment
along military lines Wednesday.
Captains and sergeants will so
hcit 240 persons for renewals and
newmemberships during the week.
long drive.
The campaign, designed by Kauf-
man, is expected to set pattern
for similar efforts each year.
'"THIS rs AN elite army" said
Kaufman at the groups first meet
ing. ".As you see we have no one
under the rank of sergeant. Since
SergeantS do most of the efficient
work in the army, as every one
knows, this campaign ought to be
a cinch!"
Under Weinstein's command in
the Lightning Division are Marine
Capt. AL Freilich, Jet Capt. Morris
Meckler, and WAC Capt. Lii Temp
kin. In the Rainbow Division, un-
der Weinstein, are Paratroop Capt.
Sol Jaffe, Ranger Capt. William
Bobier, and WAVE Capt. Pearl
Langerman. The Strategic Serv-
ices Command under Langerman
and Korrick will concentrate on
the "big guns" paying yearly
membership fees of 500 or more.
THE TWO DIVISIONS will meet
daily for lunch to report enlist
ments and receive points. High
scorer for the campaign will re-
ceive turkey, the high scoring
captain will receive a brace of
ducks, and the high scoring colonel
will receive a pair of fryers. The
winning general will receive
French salute.
Center members willing to pitch
into the battle" are invited to
contact the adjutant, Dorothy Ed
son, at the Center office, CIR 4-5407.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22

OF Hotel westward Eto.
Fred Porter Jr. will introduce
Rogers; Ben Projan will present
Mills for the citation medallion,
while William P. Mahoney, Jr., a
member of the NCCJ national
board, will introduce the president.
George j. Wolf, general chairman
of the dinner committee, will pre-
side as master of ceremonies.
TICKETS ARE $25 per plate
Proceeds will help finance the an
nual $4,000 budget of the NCCJ's
Phoenix chapter.
DR.. Jones became NCCJ presi-
dent in August 1858, following a
five-year term as president of Rut-
gers University. He was previous
ly president of Bennington College,
Vermont, and of the University of
Arkansas. He is veteran lay
leader in conference human rela-
tons work.
ROGERS HAS had a colorful
career as a foreign correspondent,
an officer in the 7th Armored Di-
vision, newspaper publisher, mo-
ton picture actor, and television
artist. He has long been active on
behalf of the American Indians and
of the Jewish people in Europe and
Palestine.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22
.zionis+s Pick


Harry Breverman, Joseph H. Co
hen, and Matthew J. Ritchie have
been elected to the presidential
committee of the Phoenix BrandeiS
Zionist District.
New officers include Ben Borden,
vice president; Sam Gallant, audi
tor; Irving ]. Abrams, treasurer;
Ritchie, corresponding secretary;
william Felsher, financial secre-
tary, and Sally Polk, recording
secretary.
Elected to the board were Isaac
Brooks, DR.. Louis Becker, Leon
Francis Benjamin Good, Joseph
Getzov, Rabbi william H. Green
berg, Harry Hornstein, Isadore Le-
sensky, julius Morrison, Rabbi
Carol Klein, Joseph Shore, and DR..
Sheldon Zinn.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22
Ci+yOfHope
Until Conducts
Fund Drive

The Phoenician Chapter of City
of Hope is conducting its annual
month-long drive for contributions
to support the free nonsectarian
national medical center at Duarte,
Calf.
The center battles cancer, heart
disease, tuberculosis, leukemia,
and allied blood diseases through
a three-point program of patient
care, research, and medical educa-
ton. 1t is supported solely by con-
tributions.
In the past two years IT'S Arizona
residents have received 5,507 days
of free patient care at the City OF
Hope, whose doors are open to suf-
ferers from every part of the coun-
try regardless of race, creed, or
nationality.
Recent advances in hospital care
made by the medical center in
clude the opening of a modern
heart hospital, the parent partici-
patton program for ricare of strick-
en- children, and unique village
for outpatients and convalescents.
! Contributions may be forwarded
to Phoenician Chapter of the City
of Hope, P.O. Box 2416, Phoenix
/ AriZ.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22

Temple Beth Israel will confirm
a class of AZ students at pm.
June II. A reception will follow on
the temple patio. The confirmands:
Bonny Briskman, Sharon Brom-
berg, Michael Bush, Richard Cam
tor, Barbara Cohen. Jon Cohen,
Carol Cooms, Judie Fireman, Jane
Freeman, David Friedman, Shell
don Goodkind, Ilene Goot, Martha
Herman, Elaine Hoffman, Robert
Inselberg, Janet Jacobs, Roger
Kaplan, Gail Karon. Joel Kaye,
Marsha Kempner, Richard Chiate.
Steven Lipner, Judy Lebeau, Me-
linda Mitnick, Lynn Parker, Judith
Pearlman, Michael Riklin, Wendy
Schneider, Sharyl Shroth, Howard
Segal, Steven Shelter, Isabel Sieg-
ell Andrew Silverman, Jerry Sion
sky, Peter Starsmann, Donald
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22
STRAUS HEADS
BETH ISRAEL

Malcolm Straus has been elected
president of Congregation Beth Is
rael. Other new officers are Phil
lip COPELAND and Samuel Kiviat
vice presidents; Samuel Shapiro
treasurer, and Nat Silverman, sec
retary.
Elected to three-year terms or
the board of directors were Leon
ard Amdur, COPELAND, Harold Dia'
mond, Alexander, Katz, Kiviat
Burton Levin, and Silverman. Lou
is Mann was elected to fill an un'
expired term of one year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22

Beth Ell Congregations religious
school will confirm 26 students at
2:30 pm. June Z in a program
featuring a confirmation class pre-
sentation of "The Mystery of a
Number" a cantata written by
Rabbi Carol Klein. Music will be
provided by the congregation S
Senior Choir, directed by Cantor
Harold l.. Green.
The confirmands:
Dova Abrams, Barbara Alpert,
Joy Ansel, Jerrold Cowitz, Judith
Davidson, Ruth Davidson, Daryl
Ann Edison, Audrey Faber, Mar
jorie Fink, Phyliss Gross, Stevie
Haimes, Michael Halpern, Judith
Kahn, Fredi Kalina, Regina Klein,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22
Memorial Day Service
Slated BY Jewish Vets

A special Memorial Day service
will be conducted by the Jewish
War Veterans at $3.50 pm. May
90 at Beth Hebrew Congregation.
Cantor Ben Perl will chant the
musical portion, and Rabbi Will
liam H. Greenberg will deliver the
sermon.
The public is invited to join ir
this tribute to the men and women
who have served out country. The
JWV women's auxiliary will pre-.
sent the Onep Shabbat.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22
Temple Beth Israel SIufes
June IT Confirmation Of az

Tempkin, Jacqueline Walter, Peter
Wolf, William Yellin, David Zas-
low, Jacque zaslow, and Lynn
PearlStein.
General chairman Is Mrs. Bert
Fireman. Committee chairmen are
Mrs. Ed Briskman. reception: Mrs.
Elliott Tempkin, gifts; Mrs. David
Bush and Mrs. George Shelter,
party; Mrs. Arthur Schreiber, pic
lures; Mrs. Lou Riklin. flowers;
Mrs. Irv Pearlstein, treasurer, and
Mrs. Jerome Kaye, publicity.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22
Beth ELS 26 Confirmonds
To Present Rubbis Confufu

Myron Liebhaber, Ira Marcus, Bar
bara Martin.
Jeredyth Merrin, Howard Oser-
an, Eileen Plotkin, Michael Rubin,
Marjorie Soloff, Phyliss Tatz, Kar-
en- Tocker, Steven Weinzer.
Zachary Merrin, educational di-
rector; Peter Davidson, education
al committee chairman, and How
ard ToclSer, congregation presi-
dent. will participate in the cere-
mony, which will be followed by a
reception in the synagogue audi
torium.
A confirmation dance sponsored
by the Beth FL Youth Group will
be held at pm. June Z at Arizona
Manor.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22
Dead Memorial

TEL AVN (JTA)-A huge, inn
posing memorial to Israelis who
fell in the battles in the Lower
Galilee has been dedicated at the
junction of the Tiberias, Afula, and
Nazareth roads.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22
Factory To Expand

JERUSALEM (JTA)-American
industrialist Israel Rogosin's syndi-
cate will build a $4,000, 900 expan-
sion to its rayon plant at Ashdod'
frinlinp its facilities.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-05-22
N.c.C.J. PRExY, ROGERS
TO TALK AT MILLSFETE

DIR. Lewis Webster Jones' of New York, president OF
the National Conference of Christians and Jews and for
mer California Congressman Will Rogers Jr. OF Tubac,
Ariz will be the speakers at testimonial dinner Wed
nesday honoring John B. Mills in the Thunderbrd Room
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McCullen OF
jackson were weekend guests OF
Mrs. McCullen's parents, MI. and
Mrs. E.. F. Rathell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hooker and
Wyche left Wednesday to visit Pvt.
Bootsy Hooker of the USING. who
is stationed at Portsmouth. Va.
Mrs. Tom Shepherd accompanied
them, and will visit her son and
family, 1t. G.g.I Banks Shepherd
and Mrs. Shepherd, Solomons. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Yates had as
their guests for the weekend, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert logan and Roam
of Blytheville, Ark.
Monday guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Paris were
Mrs. Henry Paris and Lee of In
dianola.
Mrs. Norman Weathersby, Jr.,
and Norman III of Hattiesburg
spent several days in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Weathersbv
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Shepherd Wis
tied in Greenwood Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Moore, Mrs.
M. M. Reed and Miss Katherine
Mcleod visited relatives and
friends in Black Hawk Sunday.
Mrs. Brown Williams, Sr. of
Philadelphia is a guest this week
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Schneider.
Mrs. J. H. Beall visited Mrs.
E. Whitehead in Winona Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Walter Green and johnny
B. Green of Franklinton, La. were
overnight guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Barrett Friday.
Mrs. O. D.. Hooker is visiting her
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
kenner Ellis and Ken in Green
vile.
Mrs. Ruth Roach and Miss Bes-
sic Wilson were Jackson visitors
Friday.
Mrs. Walter Green, Mrs. Hey
wood Green, Haywood Carter and
Johnny Barrett of Franklinton, La.
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Barrett.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30
1.-The Last Roundup" Theme
Of JuniOr-SeniOr Banuuet

A Western theme, 1.-THE Last
Roundup" prevailed at the annual
Junior-Senior banquet held in the
Rotary room of the Grammar
school Friday, April "a.
The guests, all in colorful west
ern attaire, assembled in the
Coke room where an outdoor at
nosphere had been created, and
were seated on bales of hay. The
area was enclosed with a "drift"
ence with cactus plants growing
along same. Other decorations
we're bleached bones and skulls
catered on the desert" floor. In
he windows were black iron pots
and kettles, and in the background
hay stacks and a hangman's moose
'et an air of reality to the scene.
The decor was further carried
out in the Rotary room with yuc-
ca plants, and Western scenes
created by Mr.. Billy Herring. The
banquet tdDle IN Lne shape OF q
horseshoe, was covered with a
White cloth and held replicas of
cowboys and silver guitars. Light
ed red candles in horseshoes were
laced at intervals the length OF
he table. Miniature covered wag-
nut cups were used as place
cards.
After grace was said by Coach
Woodson Earle, welcome by John
Higginbottom and response by AL
Povall, the guests were served
fruit cocktail, salad, roast beef,
bean casserole, baked potato, rolls,
iced tea and spice cake.
Following the dinner. a Junior
q%uartette composed of Pat Barrett,
Harold Hammett, Eddie Harrison
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30
Mrs. Swinney Hostess
To Oregon HID Club

The Oregon Home Demonstra-
ton Club met Wednesday, April
10, with Mrs. r. S. Swinney as
hostess. Ten members were pre-
sent. The devotional was given by
the president, Mrs. Zera Barton.
Miss Mary Harpole discussed the
coming fashion show. The coun-
ell meeting will be held at Bates
vile on May s.
Mrs. Pearl Fades, Garden
Chairman, gave the garden report.
Miss Harpole gave a demonstra-
ton on how to root ported plants.
The meeting was turned over to
the recreation leader and a game
OF Bingo was played. Refreshments
consisting of pie and coffee were
served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held on
May 18th.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30

Friends will be glad to know thai
Mrs. Bill Schneider, who is a par
ent at the Community Hospital.
continues to improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wilson were
Jackson visitors Monday.
Mr.. o. L. Ellison was a guest II
The home of his sister, Mrs. Roy
Doak in Grenada Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Berman and Brenda
shopped in Jackson Saturday.
Mrs. l.. r. Turner of Inverness
is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. H.
Owens.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Weeks of
Greenwood visited in the homes of
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. T. Ruff, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 0. Thompson and Mrs. r.
H. Owen Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Nichols spent
Monday in Jackson.
Mrs. Lewis Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodson Earle and Ann were
Sunday guests of MI. and Mrs.
John Bennett in Yazoo City.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Asha
Davis on Friday night were: MI.
James Davis of Mobile, Alabama;
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph WATSON and
children, Joe, Randi and Charlie of
Greenville; Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Moore, Mrs. Nick Brown, Mrs.
jim Davis, Mrs. Roderick Brown
and children, Lila and Linda, Mr..
and Mrs. Merrett johnson and
Larry, Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis
and Dianne, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Davis, Pete and Asia Roy, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Hocutt and Miss
Fannie Joe Byrd.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30

Mr., and Mrs. Irby Ellington re-
Gently returned from a visit with
Mr.. Ellington's brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Ellington in West
Palm Beach, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hoff and
daughters, Pat and Linda and Mrs.
A. W. Guy of Summit were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Hall.
While in Lexington they also visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hoff.
Attending the Young Democrats
Convention and Banquet in Jack
son Thursday night, at which Gov.
Buford Ellington was principal
speaker, were Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Mcclellan, Mrs. Irby Ellington and
Pat Barrett.
Sunday guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Farmer were
their children and families. Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Ussery of Gautier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marlin Grantham
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Bevill.
Guests of Mrs. Minnie Lannon's
over the weekend were her sister.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hays of Monroe,
Louisiana, her daughter Mrs. Tony
Anthony of Jackson, and Mrs. Jack
Richardson of Portland, Arkansas.
Mrs. Annie Ford Stewart, Mrs.
Susie Stewart, Sgt. and Mrs. Sid
ney Stewart and children, Pat an
Mary Sue visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers Stewart and family in
Magnolia on Thursday.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30
Mrs. PovaII Entertains
Thursday Niqht Club

Entertaining in her home Thurs
day night, Mrs. c. o. Povan was
hostess to the Thursday bridge
club. All members were present.
Roses and iris were used to en-
nance the beauty of the living
room.
Winners for the evening were
Mrs. George Povall with high
score, Mrs. Tom Shepherd second
high and Mrs. Emily Lucas was
lucky at bingo.
Delicious Boston cream pie and
coffee were served after the bridge
session.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30
Mrs. w. r. Mcclellan
Bridge Club Hostess

The Tuesday night bridge club
vas entertained by Mrs. w. r.
Mcclellan, with one guest player,
Mrs. w. l.. Ellis.
Beautiful arrangements of iris
and azaleas decorated the party
room.
Mrs. w. H. Fincnar won high
second high went to Mrs. w. L..
Upchurch and bingo to Mrs. Inez
Roach.
A delectable party plate and
Cokes were enjoyed at the conclu-
sion of the party.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30
Miss Nancy Williams
Honored With Party

Mrs. W. o. Thompson and her
daughter, Mrs. Kelly Baird of
Marshall, Texas, entertained with
a Coke party Saturday afternoon.
honoring Miss Nancy Williams.
orlde-elect of Paul Murril.
The house was beautifully dec
Grated with pastel spring flowers.
Mrs. Billy Ellison assisted the
hoSteSses in serving a delectable
salad plate and Cokes. Sixteen
guests enjoyed this occasion.
Miss Williams was presented
with a piece of china in her chosen
pattern.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30
MRS. Johnson Hostess
To BRIDGE Luncheon

Mrs. Wallace Johnson entertain
ed the members of her bridge club
with q luncheon on Friday. Mrs.
M. K. CHM was the only substitute
player.
Lovely arrangements of iris
were used throughout the rooms
in which the guests were entertain
ed.
At the noon hour, a picnic lunch
was served in the yard.
High score was captured by Mrs.
A. B. Holder, second high by Mrs.
Johnson and low score went to
Mrs. r. S. Henley.