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The people's voice., 1959-03-06

For improvements In
Workmen's Comp. (2S)
Anderson, Line. McKenna, J.B.
Carney Mckenna, Fer.
Clark MicheIs
Cotton Morrow
Cumming Nees
Durkee ReardOn
Dussault Rice
HagenstOn Rieder
Holland Ringling
James Ruane
keister Siderius
LaCOmbe Stein
MahOney, San. Thiessen
MCGOWAN Cannon
Against improvements In
Sub HB 333 (27)
Anderson, Wib. Mackay
Balgord Mahoney. Gar.
BeIey Manning
BOvey Mannix
Brenner Mcdonnell
Brownfield Minette
Cole Nixon
Goodwin Robinson
Grandey Sagunsky
Croft Scofield
Harken ID Smith
HibbS Spear
Keller Streeter
Lehrkfnd
breaking AYE" vote cast by
President of the Senate Paul Cannon.
EXCUSED: Wilson.
PASSED: Grant.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24
LADIES TO RECEIVE
Is YEAR PINS

In the near future we have sew
eral In our community who will
receive Is year pins for having
been a Home Demonstration Club
member for IS years. They are
as follows: Mrs. K. D. Henry
MRS. 7. ]. Brown, ST., Mrs. w. A,
Brown Mrs. E.. L. Brown, Mrs.
r. E. Brown. Mrs. j. E.. Jones.
MISS Mary Thomas and Miss Nora
inomas. Congratulations to these
ladies.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24
TIE n g. HINES
UNIT III MONDAY
By Mn. II. v. Brock

The Nirgie Hines Unit of the
Wesleyan Service Guild met Mon
day, Sept IA. at the Methodist
church for their business meeting.
The meeting was called to order
by the president. Mrs. Wilson Ray.
Mrs. Ellis Harris led the devotion
al period. Roll call and minutes of
the last meeting were read by Mrs.
Edwin McKibben. followed by the
reaSurer's report given by Mrs.
Dixon PeaSter.
During the business session. con-
Quoted by the president. visits TO
me sick and shut-in people were
counted and the new yearbooks
were distributed. Purchasing
clothlng for a child at the Meth
oolst Home was discussed and vot-
ed upon.
AFTER the meeting was dismissed
by repeating the Mizpah, the hos
tesses. Mrs. Frank Wooten and
MRS. Henry Waterer. Jr., invited
me group to Moore's Cafe, where
cone and cake were served.
Other members present were:
Miss Sula Mature, Miss Lorraine
Norman. Mrs. Marshall Bennett
ana Mrs. Nick Shelton.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24
= Tolarville
BY Phillip Dawes

Mrs. George Vowel is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Shelton, in Jackson.
MIR. and Mrs. Woods of Walnut
Grove visited her daughter, Mrs.
Doyle Winstead. and Mrs. Aldon
of Tchula.
Mr.. Berry Hoover of Carlton
visited friends In Tolarville Sunday.
Friends in Tolarville of Mr.. Horn
Edwards. we are sorry to learn he
had to return to the hospital.
Mrs. Lue Ethel Tollar of Tchula
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vowel. Wednesday.
Mr.. Harold Burkett of Yazoo
City called on an old friend in
Tolarville Sunday evening.
Mrs. Louise Ridgers of Tchula
and Mrs. Faye Dawes went shop
ping in Greenwood Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr.. Alvin Hoover of Thornton
visited friends in Tolarville Sunday.
We are sorry that ourpastor,
Rev. Allan Gross, was i'll and
could not deliver the message on
Sunday.
Miss Linda Ables of Tchula Wis
tied Mr.. Jack Spencer over the
weekend.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24
PRESBYTERIAN w. O. C.
MET MONDAY AFTERNOON

The W. o. c. met with Mrs. J G
watson for its regular circle nee
ing. Nee
MRS. j. L. Shields opened the meet.
ing with Some Thoughts From
he Christian Endeaver." There
was and announcement that next
sunday will be Rally Day Program
ana also that the next regular meet.
ing VIII be at 7:30 September %
When they will have the ann,a1
Church Family Picnic. The o,,ast
speaker will be the Lexinoton
presbyterian minister. The school
teachers will also be guests.
Mrs. Sarah Baine was the lead
er or the program Christian
education" Mrs. w. G. Gwin gave
the Bible lesson. The meeting clos
edWlth prayer by Mrs. Gwin-
Mrs. Watson served Sandwiches
GATE rolls and coffee during fine
social hour.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24
Thornton
by Mrs. Lewis Massey

THORNTON w. S. c. 8.
MET MONDAY
Mrs. NJ. E. Barrett was hostess
10 the Thornton W. S. c. S. Mon
day, Sept. IA. After business was
discussed the group began the
study of Acts. The hostess served
coconut pie and coffee.
The meeting adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Frank Eakin next
Monday.
Miss Becky Temp of Lexington
was an overnight guest of her
grandparents Friday night.
Thornton's. native daughter, Miss
Mary Lou Jones. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Jones will go to
Memphis this weekend with Miss
Barbara Moore to display one of
her talents. by modelling a two
piece dress that she made. for the
Midsouh fair. Best of luck Mary
Lou.
Miss Lena Ashley of Bunkie. La.
is a visitor In the Frank Eakin
home this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Nathan Jones and
family, and Mrs. J.. T. Calhoun.
Sharon and Dawn and Roy Strick-
land were among the. Thornton
folks attending the football game
in Moorhead last Friday night.
Miss Linda McRae of Cruger was
the weekend guest of Miss Mary
Lou Jones. Miss Linda Burel was
and overnight guest with Mary Lou
last Thursday night.
Mrs, j. A. Jones of Jackson Is
a visitor in the Nathan Jones home
this week.
Those from Thornton attending
the American hegion Auxiliary
meeting in Durant last week were
Mrs. NJ. E. Barrett and Mrs. B. F.
Harthcock. Mrs. Barrett, president
of district 4. presided at the meet
ing.
Mrs. S. S. Love and her sister,
Mrs. G. w. Hester Of McAdams
went to Memphis Wednesday to be
with their sister, Mrs. r. c. Low
ell, who had major surgery at the
Baptist hospital there.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24
X In & About TchuEU

Mrs. NJ. Tahir spent the day In
Greenwood Wednesday as the guest
Of Mrs. Ed Nader.
Mrs. Marvin Smith returned
sonSe Monday from University
hospital at Jackson, where she
had been for treatment.
Mr.. Wilburn Salley went to the
Lexington hospital for a two day
treatment.
MRS. Anthony Naman and two
children of Mobile, Ala. are
spending this week with her mar
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. George Sam
aha.
Attending a meeting of the Wes-
leyan Service Guild in Lexington
Monday night were the following
members of the Tchula Guild: Mrs
wilson Ray, Mrs. Marshall Rem
nett' Mrs. Edwin McKibben. Mrs.
DIXON Peaster. Miss Sula Nature
Mrs Frank Wooten and Miss To-.
ralne Norman. Mrs. Bennett and
MRS. McKibben presented a very
interesting program at this maet-
ing.
sorry to hear that Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Bonds have moved to yazoo
City. Mr.. Bonds has accented .
position there.
MI. Billy Moore was home for tho
weekend from Holmes Jr. College
among those attending the Sun
tlower-Holmes Jr. College foothau
game Saturday night were Donnie
nlocK' Marshall Bennett. .Jr. and
Tommy Peaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Audrey uouo,,
spent Sunday in Lexington visit;no
their parents.
Mrs. w. w. Woody returned bo,,e
Wednesday after a 2 week visi+
WIN her daughter, Mrs. JOHNNY
bass and family of Jackson.
MISS Lucy Robinson of Columbus
Joi!leo Miss Mary Alice Shields ON
rloay for a weekend visit with
City.
Mesdames S. ]. Foose, ST.. ]. K.
3arwick, Ellis Harris and s 7
'ooSe' Jr. spent Thursday in Jack.
son.
Mrs. ". G.. Gwin, Mrs. Roy Viii.
son and Mrs. Sam Foose, Jr.
'pent Friday in Memphis. Mrs
wilson remained for an extended
visit.
Mrs. Sarah Baine carried her
aunt, Miss Fannie Lumpkin to the
University hospital in Jackson last
sunday where she will UNDERGO
.urther treatments.
MI. and Mrs. Bill Turner went
% jackson Sunday afternoon and
mad supper with their daughter.
MISS Margaret Ann Tackett.
MI. Afford Gordon is in the Vet
Grams hospital in Jackson for
treatment. We hope he win be feel
ing better soon.
MI. and Mrs. j. B. Kelly spent
sunday in Jackson visiting their
son and family.
Mesdames W. M. Henry, George
Buck and Ned Parrish, Sr. spent
several days in Memphis last week.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24

wish for Mr.. Killebrew an early
recovery.
Mrs. Rosa X Sample is enjoy
ing a vacation on the Gulf Coast
this week.
Mrs. Sam Branson of Benton,
Missouri. arrived last Thursday to
make acquaintance with her two
new grandchildren. Mia 10 Bran
son, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Branson and little
grandson, Billy Lee BranSon, son
of MI. and Mrs. Sam L. Branson.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. D. Henry spent
Wednesday in Yazoo City. They
we're the guests of Mrs. Henry's
sister, Mrs. Alma Smith.
Mrs. Ellis Wynn. Mrs. Joy
Brooks and son, Ricky, of Lexing-
ton, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
L. McNeese Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malone
and daughters. Anne and Wexi,
we're Sunday dinner guests OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dren-
nan.
Mrs. B. w. Humphrey. ST.. Wis
tied in Jackson last week with her
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Yandell Wideman and children.
Mr.. Albert A. Stewart, who has
been a patient at the st. Vincent
Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama
for quite a long time following an
automobile accident, was able to
make a trip home for a couple of
days visit with his mother. Mrs.
Susie Stewart. His many friends In
Holmes County were so glad to
see him. Mrs. Annie Ford Stewart
entertained the group with a sup
per Wednesday evening.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24
O Ebeneze:'
News
HI. ID. CLUB
HOLDS e p MEETING

The Ebenezer Home Demonstra-
ton Club held its regular meeting
Monday. Sept. IA, at the Commun-
ity House with Mrs. w. A. Brown
and Mrs. T. j. Brown as hostesses.
The president, Mrs. T. E. Half
fey, called the meeting to order.
For the devotional. the club read
the club prayer in unison.
Miss Mary Harpole showed two
films on Importance of cancer
tests in having regular physical
check-upS. Mrs. Elliott of the coun-
ty health office, was present to
answer questions on what approach
to make in ones own life to
guard against the dreaded disease.
The group enjoyed singing "The
Mummy Song and some rounds.
The nominating committee re-
ported the officers for the new
year: Mrs. T.. E. Haffey, presi-
dent; Mrs. William Gnemi. vice
president; Mrs. Wilburn White, Sec
retary-treasurer.
A discussion of crafts and diff
ferent kinds of demonstrations for
the new year was the business of
the day.
Lovely arrangements of fall flow
ers decorated the tables.
The hostesses served SANDWICHES
potato chips. cookies and drinks
TO seven members present. Miss
Harpole and Mrs. Elliott.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24
transcripts

Miss Earline Johnson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl johnson of
Horseshoe was the weekend guest
OF Miss Bonie Lou Massey.
Names omitted last week of the
Thornton attendance at the P. T.
A. meeting in Tchula were. Mrs.
J. T. Calhoun and Mrs. Bernard
Jones.
Dinner guests In the r. L.
Peaster home Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. jim Cunningham of Tchula
and DR.. and Mrs. Tom Blake and
sons of Jackson.
Mrs. Ernest Penn of Grenada
was the weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. E. Barrett. They attend
cd services at Thornton Methodist
church Sunday.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waterer
visited Mrs. Waterer's sister. Mrs.
Edwards. in Lula recently.
Guests of Mrs. c.. c. Cannon last
Friday were her sister. Mrs. r. r.
Watts and friend. Mrs. Ruby Hines
of Kosciusko.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brown OF
Baton Rouge we're overnight guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Shields
Monday night.
District Supervisor of Greenwood.
was guest preacher at the Meth
odist Church Sunday night. After
the service a quarterly conference
was held.
Mrs. T. F. Johnson spent Wed
nesday in Jackson attending to
business.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24

Overnight guests of Mr.. and Mrv
n. u. Henry Thursday we're her
sister and brother in law, Mr.. and
MRS. Reuben Helm of Jackson
Canton visitors Saturday ere
! MIR. and Mrs. Richard Branson
ana daughter. MI. and Mrs. Sam
6ranson and children of Benton
Missouri.
mrs. Rosa K. Sample was a jack
son visitor last Tuesday.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Mosoy will be interested to know
uley have moved from Dallas
lexas to Albuquerque, New Mey.
lco' where Mr.. Mosby has accept
ca a position. Mrs. Mosby is the
former Mary Elizabeth SamnIe
sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
mrs' !. E. Murtagh were Mr.. and
WIS Allen Murtagh and Pamela
o. Moorhead and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Murtagh and children of Belmont
aSo Miss Edwards of Tchula =
scnooimate of Carolyn Murtaph,s
Friday visitors in the nome of
sr. ana Mrs. K. D. Henry were
Mrs. Phillip Thomas of Renton
and Mrs. Doris Passions and Randy
of Bentonia.
tom Slack of Lexington spent
Saturday with Tommy and Mike
Haffey. They enjoyed a day of
horseback riding.
Renee Gilliland of Lexington wss
the weekend guest of Carol Hum
phrey. They enjoyed the ball game
Friday night and horseback riding
Saturday.
Mrs. David T.. Slack of Lexing-
ton visited Saturday with Mrs. B.
W. Humphrey, Jr. They were
joined by Mrs. Harris Humphrey
and Mrs. Sam Sample for an af-
ternoon of bridge.
Melinda Sample was an overnight
guest of Alice Anne Haffey Fri
day. They enjoyed the ball game
between Lexington and the Walden
Bulldogs Friday might.
Rev. and Mrs. Inge Halbert were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. and
Mrs. K. D. Henry.
MI. and Mrs. E. L. Brown. &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby
Courts and sons, of Pickens, Wis
ted Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Brown and family in Me
ridian.
Mrs. Lucas Thomas and Donna
listed friends in Yazoo City on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby McNeese of
Yazoo City visited homefolks her
his weekend.
Mrs. William Gnemi and Mrs.
w. .. Killebrew visited MIR. John
Killebrew at the Holmes County
Community HOSpital last week We,
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24
w. M. U. MEETS FOR
BIBLE STTTDY

Inc W. M. u. met Monday after
noon IN the Baptist SANITARY. Mrs.
J. r. Love, president, opened the
meeting with a prayer.
announcements were made con-
corning the activities of the church
BRO. Roy Raddin taught the 18th
chapter of LIST Corinthians in a very
Informative and interesting study.
The meeting was dismissed with
prayer by Mrs. Roy Raddin.
Delightful refreshments were
served IN the dining room by Mrs.
woody Estes and Mrs. H. 1. Me-
holS, Jr.
Fourteen members were present
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24

Everyone enjoyed the fish fry
at E. D. Jones Thursday night.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-24

Mr.. Billy Buford and Mr.. Danny
Blanchard went to Starksville Sat
urday and registered at Miss.
State University, where Billy will
be a sophomore and Danny viii
be a freshman. Sunday they left
for school which started Monday.
Along with Billy and Danny, Skip
per Maxwell and James Ray Nc
Danield are attending Mississippi
University.
Mr.. Roy Kaplan returned home
from Oxford this weekend. He is
a freshman at Ole Miss.
Mrs. T. P. Montgomery along
with her brother, Mr.. Jack An
thony and his wife spent last Thur
sday and Friday at Mississippi
Gulf Coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

.lected from the more than 300
flnalists in the 10th annual
National Science Fair to be
held in Hartford, Conn, be-
ginning May 6.
Twenty-Five boys will embark
in each of two submarines on
May s for daytime cruises off
Long Island Sound.
The annual cruises have been
arranged by the Navy to en-
courage student interest in
science and as a recognition for
Exceptional ability on the part
of the winners.
Also during the science fair,
a board of naval officers will
judge the projects of the final
lists and select seven sophomore
and junior boys as national
Navy science cruisers" These
seven will join 100 other stu
dents chosen at regional science
fairs, for a five-day cruise next
fall aboard Navy surface ships.
Last year, 1913 future scien-
fists were taken on cruises, dur
ing which they were given
demonstrations and lectures on
the application of science in
the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

Your local car dealers are making a
special effort from April 6-18 to get
you going places in a new car. Look
for their ads daily in your Total Sell
ing" medium-the daily newspaper.
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MARRIAGE
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lis was temporarily insane at
the time Of the crime.
In a letter to the court, DR..
Overholser said the 26-year -old
housewife has mot shown evil
dence of mental illness" during
the six months she has been at
st. Elizabeths.
He said she does not plan to
go back to her husband, John
Mullis, but will live with her
mother and 8-year-old daugh-
ter in Roanoke Rapids, NC.
| The hospital superintendent
said a program of supervised
resumption of Mrs. Mullis' So
cial responsibilities" will in
clude regular reports to the
hospital from her family and
periodic visits here for psy-
chiatric interviews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

recommendation made by Dr..
Winfred overholser. st. Eliza
beths' superintendent.
Judge Let's order noted that
two staff psychiatrists at st,
Elizabeths have signed afi-
davits to the effect that the
housewife will mot in the rea-
sonably foreseeable future be
dangerous to herself" or others
following her release.
Mrs. Mullis was sent to the
hospital last September 2s
after standing trial for the
murder in April, 1858, of hel
hu bands paramour, Mis-:
Kathryn M. Joyce. The CON-
mitment became automatic
when the jury-agreeing with
her defense-decided Mrs. Mul.
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Fifty Science Students
ToGetSubmorine TRIPS

Fifty outstanding high schoo,
science students are going tc
win special cruises aboard
United States Navy submarines
it was announced today at the
Pentagon.
The young men will be Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16
Mrs. MuIIis Granted
Conditional Release

Chief District Court Judge Dickinson Let's today granted
conditional release from ST. Eizabeths Hospital to Mrs
Onie Muis who last insanity acquttal on
second degree murder charge.
The Judge acted request by Victor Caputy assistant
United attorney who asked for the release in line with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-16

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Milford chronicle., 1959-12-04
Peninsula Hort. Meeting
At Salisbury
December 8-9
CONTINUED from page one)

tSOullUueu AIOm Dazc 0HSJ
agus. He says preliminary obser-
vations suggest that dieIdrin soil
applications may be the answer to
asparagus beetle control.
A report will be made by several
cooperating Universities on Euro
pean corn borer control in peppers.
This years results show that eff
cient applications of DDT will con-
troll borers on peppers.
DR.. Douglas E. Greenwood, ento-
mologist, Virginia Truck Expert
ment Station, Norfolk, Va. will
speak on "Insecticide Residue Prob
lems on Leaf Crops"
Prof. e, r. Krestensen, Univer-
sity of Maryland Field Station, OF
Hancock, Md, will explain his
work with Control of Orchard
Mites with Reference to the Com
patibility of Oil with Fungicides"
Other topics cover many aspects
of fruit and vegetable production.
Some of the topics are: fertilization
of tomatoes; tomato fruit rots and
spots; weed control in strawber-
ries; new strawberry varieties; ap-
pie soil management; apple scald
control; harvesting and handling OF
sweet potatoes; weed control in
beets, carrots, peppers and cauli-
flower; spray programs on codling
moth and red-banded leaf roller
new vegetable varieties; and many
other subjects of interest to pro-
ducers.
The complete program follows:
Tuesday, December 8
Robert Rider, Chairman
9:2O a. m. Report of the Presi-
dent, Richard Allen.
$3.50 a. m. Report of the Market
ing Committee, Robert F. Rider,
Chairman.
9:45 a. m. Shelled Lima Beans
for Fresh Market-Robert L. Bull,
University of Delaware.
1915 a. m. Serving the Produce
Industry Through Central Market
ing-C. H. Reiser, Sales Manager,
Niagara Fruit Shippers, Ltd, Vine
land Station, Ontario.
11:00 a. m. Review of New Va
rieties of Vegetables-W A. Hollis,
University of Maryland; w. A. Mat
thews, University of Maryland; e.
p Brasher, University of Delaware.
1900 Noon. Luncheon.
Tuesday Afternoon
Insect, Disease and Weed Control
Session
Edward Ralph, Chairman
1:15 p. m. Insecticide Residue
Problems on Leaf Crops-D. E.
Greenwood, Virginia Truck Exper-
iment Station.
1:35 p. m. Control of Root Knot
Nematode on Vegetable with I, q
dibromo 3 chloropropane (Nema-
gon and Fumazonel on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland-J. G. Kantzes
and w. R. Jenkins, University of
Maryland.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-04
B0ggs ReactiUates
Pension Study Group
(contlnued from page onel

of the Continental American Life
Insurance Company, former chair
man, will serve as advisor. Cover
nor Boggs has named James M.
Rosbrow, secretary of the Unem-
ployment Compensation Commits
sion, as the new chairman. Mr.. Ros-
brow served as staff director for
the original study.
New members of the commission
are: State Senator Harry E. May
hew, Milford; State Representa-
tive Margaret Manning, Marshall
ton; State Treasurer Belle Ev-
erett;: Deputy Attorney General
Max S. Bell, Jr.; William Bush,
Dover attorney; and Robert Healy,
state social security administrator.
In announcing the reactivation
of the commission, Governor Boggs
said: There have been many sig
nificant developments since the re-
port of the study commission was
completed. In addition the COM
mission will have before them the
report of a special committee of the
House of Representatives of the
119tn General Assembly. IL is I'M
portant that a number of recent
amendments and current proposals
be assessed in terms of their i'm
plications for the future of the
system.
"In all, l consider it of prime
Importance that individuals who
have devoted a lifetime of SER
- - Ill =
assured of reasonable competence
in retirement. Particularly, in
equities and Inconsistencies should
not exist. And the taxpayers of
the State should be assured that
sound financial practices are in
yolved in any pension plan. 1t is
with these principles in mind that
/ have requested the commission
to give the subject a comprehen-
sive review"