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Evening star., 1960-04-13

nights rest. said a bulletin
from Pretoria General Hos
pital.
His general condition is
satisfactory" the bulletin said.
THE injured area is healing
well and according to expecta-
ton"
Mr.. Verwoerd still has in his
head two bullets fired by a
white assailant Saturday. The
operation for their removal
Evening star., 1960-04-13
NyusuIund Leader
Flying to U. S.

LONDON. April I3 CAP)-
The Negro nationalist leader in
British Nyasaland, DR.. Hastings
Banda, left by plane today for
Evening star., 1960-04-13
African Police Seize
Sports Groups Files

JOHANNESBURG South Africa. April IS (AP).-PoIce
have seized files Of the South African Sport Association formed
two years ago to fight the color bar in sports.
Documents and correspondence of the association which
claims to represent $4,000 nonwe sposmen were gathered
up in raids last night homes of its executives in Port
Evening star., 1960-04-13
Korean Throngs Stage
New Anti-Rhee Riots

MAsAN South Korea April 13 At least per-
sons burned by police tear shell today during this
port city third straight day of violent against
the March is elections that Syngman Rhee fourth
as President.
crowd of 1000 students surged through the
Evening star., 1960-04-13

JANTZEN WALKERS
Jantzen Suburban, cotton, pIeoted front,
buckle side tobs. Olive, blue or tan. Sizes 81
to 4O 500
Jantzen Scotch Check, cotton popIn, pIeot-
ed front, extension woistbond with grip fosten-
ers. Black or Ioden green. 800
Evening star., 1960-04-03
ATTENTION. DOG LOYERs-

ATTENTION, DOG LOVERS
Any boy or girl Q0-l6 yrs)
with Axe reg. dog interested
D., In joining a junior kennel
club, call OR. 4-8035 or CIR.
4-6757.
THE NOMADS: MS for new
tunes; O's for oldies; Ms for
good music; AS for artistic;
DIS for fabulous dance; SIS
for solid. JU. 5-4252.
CHIRPS-We have many satis-
fed references. Call us for
your Easter dance: $50 for 8
musicians for most occasions.
We play r. and r., r. and b. and
standards. OIL. 2-8035.
RAM RODS, 3rd annual Rod and
Custom Auto Show. April 2
and 3. Wilson Pontiac and
Mann Motors. Silver Spring.
Md. SO top cars covering Ohio,
Mass, to Ga. Valuable door
prizes, beautiful displays.
ANNIVERSARY DANCE at Har
Tzeon Cong. Bldg, April 0.
9-12; Semi-formal; $3.50 drag:
featuring the NOMADS. Spon-
Sored by BETH-AMIM, B.B.G.
CHIP is BACK, will perform at
school, church and other par
ties with my puppets or dunn
my. Call ROBERT ACTON,
LU. 4-5585 after $3.50 pm.
weekdays, or any time week
ends.
MUSICIANS and entertainers
wanted, to visit hospitalized
veterans. Call HORACE, RA.
3-7880.
HOODS LOWERED, top quail
ity, low cost, any design. RAM
S. RODS ROD AND CUSTOM
SHOW, Wilson Pontiac and
Mann Motors, Silver Spring,
Md, April 2 and 3.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

lied; red carpet flooring, T.
Bird gear shift on floor, new
spark plugs, new battery, new
car condition; $495 or best
offer! Call JU. 5-4257.
FORD 1850 conv.; SO Ford en-
gine, new top, lowered and
loaded, new brakes, dual carbs.,
Mallory distributor, electric
fuel pump, chrome accessories.
Best offer. JE. 4-8678.
ELECTRIC GUITAR AND AM
PLIFIER, like new. Sacrifice,
$50 for both. HE. 9-4274.
FOR SALE-Luxurious 1t. blue
Lady BALTIC. luggage; never
been used. Discount. AP. 7-108l.
RECORD PLAYER, As table
model; 2 years old; excellent
cond.: $25. Herndon 378-W-l.
COLLIE PUPS, Axe; $35-$50;
sable and white; champion
background: healthy beauties.
Call PL. 9-2637.
1850 FORD COUPE-New 1854
Ford engine, new brakes, new
sec of tires; 1926. RE. $500.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

FENTON, two 1-barrel mani
folds with fuel lines for Plym.
or Dodge &C.; $40. RE. '5-8676.
HENRY J. wheels and tires, $40;
Nero. carb, IS; Ford radio, SIS:
Ford fan, 100-a. gen., dicta-
phone; boat, $35; 31a hip. out
board, $40; Shakespeare 10
VOL; Hawthorne 5-vol. CHUCK,
LU. 2-8497.
FORD 80 Phaeton rare Fordor
conv.; "a Sc Olds eng, new
bore, pistonS, isky cam, solid
lifterS, magnes. rockers, valves,
porting, Edelbrock manif. and
3 Strom. CTS, Bendix pump,
Mallory ign, s.w. gauges,
clutch, etc.; $495. OF. 1860.
OFFER-Two 2-barrel manifoldS
and / Stromberg for a Stude.
V-8. $50. OF. 4-6038.
GO-KART, Royal NorSemen, in
brand-new condition, with g.
h.p. engine; $65 or best offer.
Call RICKY, WA. 7-7038.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Miscellaneous
For Sale

FORD 1910 sed.; 80 Corvette
engine, all blue and white in
terror, titan dash and garniSh
holdings, all new chrome, all
body work, body done in white
primer: $3.50 or best offer.
Call REDS, JU. 9-1204, JU,
9-9814.
OLDS 80; new blue paint, blue
and white interior, standard
shift with l1-in. Cadillac clutch,
S new Wv. tires, new 4-barrel
and dualS just installed, new
battery, generator, starter,
valves cherry shape. Call BILL
at JU. 9-9814 or LO. 5-26O3.
S425 or best offer.
HOOD so Ford, fair shape, white,
So. IA. 4-4328.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Notices
EXPERIENCED DANCE BAND

EXPERIENCED DANCE BAND
available for your party or
dance. College students; rea-
sonable rates. Call JU. 5-1639
PLANNING A PARTY or dance
in the near future? Need a
good band? II so, engage THE
SOMEONE'S" Reasonable prices
you can afford. Call EVELYN
BEAN, Evergreen 4-62l9 after
$50.
TRADE-Wilcox-Gay tape re-
corder Hi-Fi, 4 speakers, re-
mote control; in perfect con-
dition. For: A used go-kart
in good running order. Call
BILL, LU. 4-6560.
If YOU ARE looking for a
kings band at a pauper's price,
why not hire the top pop
tunes and low rates Of the
Sovereigns now? JIM, EN-.
3-5270.
GOOD r AND b is what the
TRIUMPHS have to offer. WO.
6-5349.
ATTENTION! Phi Delta Soror-
ity's annual dance, Gay
Paree," will be held at the
Woodner Hotel, April 8, 9-l2
pm. Win a stereo or other
prizes; proceeds to Multiple
Sclerosis. Just $2.75 drag.
COME ONE, COME ALL to
Ricbacs B'Nai Birth Girls
Hearthrob Telephone Ball (the
dance with the difference), to
be held at Temple Israel on
April %, 1860. Music by the
Collegians; dress is semiformal
and tickets may be purchased
at the door.
WILL PLAY records for parties,
sweet 16s, dances, etc.; Hi-Fi
equipment provided. Call
TENNY, HE. 4-0989.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Greetings
HAPPY NINTH BIRTHDAY.

HAPPY NINTH BIRTHDAY.
Carolyn Kitty Cheskis. We
all love you dearly, and think
you are "tops." Love from
LELAND, BETSY. POLLY,
MOTHER and DAD.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Lewis Dott.
Love from DONNA, CLAUD.
MARY LOU, DIANA and PEG.
COOKIE FONTANINI - Late
Happy Birthday and missed
you at st. Johns dance. Love,
A CADET.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BOBBY,
and may you have many,
many more. Love always,
CINDY.
LARRY L.-Happy 14th birth
day on April 8, from o DEAR
ABBY FAN.
SUE MILLER - You finally
reached 18. Happy birthday
on April 8. Love, ANN and
MARC.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
By CARL SELL
Star Stan Writer

Track is fast becoming a
major spring sport in area
high schools, and as a result
the dates of at least two i'm
portant meets this year have
been switched in order to at
tract more parents and fans.
The Northern Virginia
Group I championships will
be held on May IA, a Satur-
day. at 8 pm. at Wakefield.
1t will be the first time the
meet has been run under the
lights.
Also, the K n j g h t Of
Columbus meet has been
switched to a Sunday this
year. The meet is scheduled
for May % at Georgetown
University.
The Wakefield invitational
will be run at night again
this year. The meet attracted
81 schools last season and is
fast becoming one of the
major events of area school,
boy track.
George Washington High
Schools Memorial Relays,
Evening star., 1960-04-03
TEEN SPORTS

the opener for Virginia
schools, will be held April 9.
Bladensburg, Bethesda Chevy
Chase and st. Johns were
entrants last year. Wash
ington-Lee is the defending
champion. The Generals have
won the meet six times in
seven years.
The top five finiShers in
each event in the Knights
of Columbus meet will COM
pete against the top five in
the Interhigh League on a
date to be determined. ac-
cording to present plans.
The Interhigh champion
ships Will be neld May 70
and 81 at Coolidge High
School. Spingarn has won
the title the past two years.
American University'S In
vitational meet, referred to as
the metropolitan champion
ships, will be run May 7.
Other major meets include
the Episcopal Invitational
on April % and the Inter-
state Athletic Conference
championship, May IA, at
st. Adams.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Miscellaneous
Wanted

WISH ADVICE on building a
low-cost go-kart. Also wish
good chain. Call GEORGE,
EN-. 5-2638.
NEED MOTORS ~, 1858 Chev.
straight shift; one 81 Cadillac,
hydramatic. CIR. 4-5282.
WANTED - Three trumpeterS
for Protestant service, IL am.
Easter morning. Will include
relatively easy fanfare and
trio during service. Church
in northwest Washington. Will
addition at mutual conven-
ience. Please call MR.. PRICE,
Federal 3-2499, after 3 today,
or Monday after 7 pm.
WANTED-Set of barbellS. Call
BOB, JU. 1892 after 10.
GOLF CLUBS, junior or inter-
mediate, suitable for 1l-yr. .-old
boy. HE. 4-32l4.
HOOD, for Sc Ford, must be
loaded. Call JIM, OIL. 2-7099.
BIG BIKE for 6-footer. Call
PETE after S, EN-. 3-8450.
FORD 1892; any condition. or
just radiator, shell. grill; will
pay top price. LU. 4-34l3. q.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday pm for Sunday following. Ads
received too late will appear a week later.
RATES: lines Csc 10c each additional line You
figure the cost yourself Allow words per line.
TO PLACE. Write ad and figure cost Give your name ad
dress and telephone number and send your ad, plus
payment to TEEN-ADS The Washington Star Wash
ington g. D. c.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
BOY SCOUT UNIFORM, size IA


like new; reas. 14-slim blue
pol. cotton pants. LO. $1,000
FOR SALE-'49 Ford Tudor;
new SO engine, blue and white
upholstery, new clutch and
trans; $3.50 or best offer. Call
NICK, JU. 8-2432 or JU. 9-9814.
CLUTCH SETUP and other 40
SO F. and M. parts, two 12-v.
coils and other 12-v. ign. parts,
all are new and reas. MA. q
O159.
RADIOS, BIC 684 transmitter,
gonset converter, 80 to 40
me; pick up fire board and
police! 2. station fanfare in
tercom. Ideal for home or
Office. Best price takes them!
PO. 2-2312 after 6 pm.
ST. CECILIA'S UNIFORM, l
jacket, ? skirts, 2 blouseS, hat,
gym suit. LU. 2-0417.
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr.; black,
heater; minor repairs for in
spect.; $95. JE. 4-6797.
CROSLEY station wagon, teen
age dream, like-new condition,
perfect operation; radio and
heater, compact, aqua body,
red interior: sacrifice at $365.
Oliver 6-3584 after 6 pm. week
days, all day Saturday and
Sunday. Ask for KATHY.
CHEVROLET 1855 va engine,
minus clutch, flywheel and
distributor; equipped with Sc
Corvette cam and solid lifters;
just rebuilt; less than 500 NIL;
$3.50. MICKEY MATTHEW'S,
1907 S. 28th ST., Arl., Otis A.
1881.
FORD 1881 Model "a" $3.50 or
best offer. CHARLES, AP. z
1892.
DODGE 80 3-window cpe., with
rumble seat; hyd., brakes,
sealed beams, heater, new bat
terry; body and. engine peri;
custom work; $500. RE. 6-3987.
FORD 81 6-cyl. Tudor breaking
up for parts. What do you
need? BOB, EN-. 3-8752.
NEW-Glas- -Pac No. 425 muffler
for Dodge "8" car 1856; 81.
JE. 4-6392.
PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER,
LIP, volume, tone control and
earphone jack. Have several,
your choice. $3.50. N. Arling-
ton. KE. 8-5475.
'4o convert; '55 engine;
front end damaged. Plym. so;
complete. Parts. JE. 4-5951,
7l2 Grove ST., Falls Church.
FORDS 49 through 81; full nau-
gahyde interior, including han
dies and frames. Call VIII.
2-4032.
FOR SALE-'5O Olds engine; s45;
will trade with cash for 347-
cu.-in. Pontiac engine. Also
have misc. parts for a Renault .
4-CV. Call CHUCK" evenings .
at VIII. 6-7241.
1851 Ford push-button radio;
like new; $40 Or best offer. Call
RE. 6-333l.
FORMALS (3), short and long;
excellent condition; sizes 9, 10,
II; must sell soon; IS each.
HA. 2-9192, ask for PAT.
RADIO, AC current use only: in
good condition; $40. JU. 8-4133.
BASEBALL bats, shoes, catcher'S
mask; also, pair roller skates.
All for $3.50. WO. 6-6ll5.
King, Model 2-B,
fair condition, SIS; Bach bass
trumpet good condition $3.50.
Call ROB, PO. 2-4477.
COMPLETE ST Pontiac mill, incl.
starter, gen. and clutch; also,
trans. adapt. and motor mounts.
$3.50 or best offer. STEVE, JU.
$500, JU. 1856.
7ORMALS Q3-14), worn once;
cherry velvet and net taffeta, i
pink net taffeta; orig. $50 ca;
sell SIS ca. Navy dotted Swiss
taffeta; orig. $50, sell SO. South
8-8O6l.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

4 SlAMESE kAIIENS, male,
female; Z mo. beauties; SIC
ca. King 1868.
CLOTHES-Dresses, suits, skirts
| b1ouses, sweaters; sizes 9-13,
very reasonable. HA. 2-7O95.
RIFLES, 1903 high power Enfield
| SOS; new % Higgins, $l2. Phi
CIR. 4-8277.
PHONO, 3-speed Emerson Hi
Fl and speaker battle; excellent
condition; SIS. CIR. 4-8277.
GAS MODEL AIRPLANE, Ster-
ling F-51 Mustang, powered
with practically new Fox 20.
Veco stunt tank, Veco wheels,
silk covered. A dream for stunt
and combat flying. Ready to
fly; $50. Call BILL, TW. g.
TITS.
DESK, SIS; chair. IS; bicycle,
SIS. Call RA. 6-599l (after
12).
FOR SALE-48 Ford cpe.; good
cond. Will trade for motor
scooter. CIR. 4-5411.
AQUARIUM, S gal: motor and
reflector: Sc. IA. 8-2560.
HOMEMADE KART, 2-h.p. Lau-
son eng: wood frame: motor
scooter tires on rear. Will sell
motor or tires; $35. OIL. q
8043.
HOBBY EQUIPMENT, 3x5 hand
printing press and supplies;
Ocean Hopper radio, chemistry
equip, so power 3-in. reflector
telescope, clarinet and stand.
Sell individually or trade for
radio ham tranSmitter. LA.
9-1333.
TELESCOPE, BOXES power; new,
in good cond.; cheap. Call
jim, HE. 4-2282, after 6 pm.
TOPPER and lovely dresses, girls
sizes IL and IA; nice for Easter.
SP. 3-8067.
RADIO, Hallicrafters SX28; boys
26-in. bike. Both good condi-
tion. SP. 3-8067.
TRAINS-Lionel, RDC, GG-1, a
diesel set, switcher, plus many
other cars and accessories. Call
JU. 5-5442.
MERCURY 81 Custom; lowered,
noSed, decked, w.-ws, white
prime, SO block with all new
mechanical parts. JE. 2-0098.
FOR SALE-GE transistor radio;
excellent performance; $23. Call
DOUG at KE. 6-9527.
FRIENDLY WHITE MICE, cute,
tame, clean, healthy and 2 es-
cape-proof cages. Call VIII.
6-4685.
ENGINES-12h hip. Wisconsin,
crank start, good mech. cond.,
$65; Lauson 2-h.p., So. IA.
2-8415.
BICYCLE, 26-in, new Rollfast,
boys model. contest prize;
$2750. IA. 2-84l5.
CHEVROLET V-8 engine, all
parts except f1ywheel and
clutch; also, Duntov Corvette
cam for same; $500 or best Of
fer. Call BILL, WO. 6-8589 .
any time after S pm, or DICK, /
KE. 7-0382.
TESTER for appli-
ances and motors, automotive
and all Tv tubes; new; S14.
Temple 6-0058.
FORD 40 convertible; new white
top and new brakes; body per-
feet. EN-. 2-3477.
DODGE 1852 IS" club coupe;
SIS; good condition except for
cracked block. BOB, IA. g.
1868.
CONFEDERATE CURRENCY
for sale, completely authentic;
IS bills, 1854 issue in uncir-
culated condition; $2.75 each.
BLAINE SHORT, P. o. Box
4534, Washington II, D. C.
FORD 1850 coupe; white, radio
with speaker 6ront and rear;
excellent tires with 4 Moon
hubcaps, overhauled motor;
lowered, loaded and custom
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Secretary and Treasurer, A.
H Club Advisor - Mrs. Doyle
Rogers, Reporter - Mrs. Roy
Garnett, Awards Mrs. w.
L. Dickerson, Citizenship =
Mrs. Harvey Campbell, Con-
servation - Mrs. G.. S. Marks,
Jr., Cotton Mrs. A. A.
Crawford, Health - Mrs.
Tyrus Watkins, Safety - Mrs.
J. w. Burwell, Legislative -
Mrs. H. E. Buck, Family Life
= Mrs. James Summerlin,
International Relationships.
j. L. Braddock.
The service ended with all
club members taking the oath
of office as council members
and agreeing to cooperate
with council officers and the
group singing II Would Be
True"
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
CUB SCOUTS
TOYS FOR

A program on "Stars and
Planets was the theme of the
Lexington Cub Scout meeting
last Friday afternoon. Meet
ing with the group were Mrs.
Pete Stanley, den mother and
Mrs. Paul Weems, assistant
den mother,
Following the business ses-
sion, program and refresh
ments the scouts collected old
toys to be repaired for needy
children. All members of the
troop and their leaders would
like to express their apprecia-
ton to the many people who
contributed to this cause.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Officers Installed
At HID Council Meet

Fifty Home Demonstration
Council members attended the
Home Demonstration Council
and installation service Tues
day, November 10Th, at the
City Hall in Lexington. Mrs.
Andrew Smith, Council pres
ident, presided at the meet
ing.
The opening song America
The Beautiful was led by
Miss Mary Harpole. Mrs. Will
liam Brock of West gave the
devotional.
New business was as fol-
lows: A vote was taken to
make a tour of some type
next year. Plans were made
to sell choppers which will
be ordered by the Home
agent.
Mrs. Brock discussed Club
score sheets and asked that
they be completed and mail
ed to her not later than Feb
ruary 18th. Mrs. Monroe De-
vine, Mrs. J. j. Browning
and Mrs. Leon Engelmann
| were appointed to serve on
the scoring committee. The
annual Christmas party will
be held Tuesday, December
18th, at 200 o'clock at the
Legion Hut. After the bust
ness meeting an inspirational
candle lighting service was
conducted by Mrs. Andrew
Smith and Miss Mary Harpole.
Miss Harpole began the SER
vice with a challenge to club
officers to know their duties
and to have we'll planned pro-
grams and business meetings.
Literature explaining the du-
ties of officers was given to
each officer.
The following officers took
the oath of office by light
ing a candle and accepting
their responsibility as pre-
scented by insulating officer,
Mrs. Andrew Smith. Nine
teen candles were lighted
from a big candle represent
ing the Extension Service and
the Clubs in the County: Mrs.
w. D. Brock-President, Mrs.
Monroe DeVine = Vice Pres
ident. Mrs. Alfred Hearn =
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
WmMfz1&Ii5z
McDonie Mitchell Vows Said In
Charleston Saturday, December 3rd

On Saturday, December Bird.
at 5 pm. Miss Beverly Annet-
tie Mitchell of Charleston and
Mr.. Wallace Lee Mcdaniel
of Lexington were united in
marriage. The ceremony was
performed sin the Corinth
Baptist Chusch of Charleston,
by the Rev. Uplon Reynolds.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Nit
chell of Charleston and the
groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Mcdaniel of Lex
ington.
A program of pre-nuptial
music was presented by Mrs.
Uplon Reynolds at the piano.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was beauti-
full in a gown of white lace
and tulle. She carried a bou-
quet of white carnations. Miss
Mary Kay Mcdaniel, sister
of the groom, was maid of
honor. Joe Burns of Grenada
served as best man.
Following a brief wedding
trip the young couple will be
at home in Grenada.
Attending the wedding from
Lexington were Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Mcdaniel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Billy Ray Mcdaniel and the
Misses Mary Kay and Brenda
Mcdaniel.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
MIRO. LUNCHEON
LAST FRIDAY

Mrs. V. E. Kealhofer and
Mrs. Mayfield Howard served
as hostesses to the Missionary
Reading Club of the First
Baptist Church last Friday
in the home of Mrs. Kealho-
fer. Eleven members were
present.
A tempting meal was enjoy
ed consisting of ovenbaked
chicken, brown rice, candied
carrots, potato salad, stuffed
celery, cranberry relish,
homemade rolls, pecan pie,
fruit cake, stuffed dates
brownies and coffee with each
guest contributing his share.
Mrs. H. c.. Ellis returned
thanks.
The meeting closed with
prayer by Mrs. Henry with
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
DurHnf Nesl,s
BY Mrs. Harold Brock

Monday night in the prayer
room of the First Baptist
Church.
A beautiful glass Christmas
tree with ribbons and red
candles provided the light and
a basket with red berries held
the offering.
Aiding Mrs. V. E. Kealhofer
in the program were Jimmie
Lois and Martha Nell McNeer,
Helen Worley and Minnie Ola
Ammons.
Singing of "Joy to the
World" closed the meeting.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Patsy 0ronthom
Celebrates Birthday

Patsy Grantham, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marlin Gran
than, was complimented with
a party Saturday afternoon
at her home on Vine Street.
The occasion was in celebra-
ton of her ninth birthday.
The guests arrived at 500
pm, and enjoyed several
games on the lawn after
which they were invited into
the dining room for cake and
punch.
Around ten close friends
shared this happy event with
Patsy.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Jr. Garden Club
To Meet Dec. 18th

The Lexington Junior Gar
den Club will hold its regular
meeting on Wednesday, De-
cember 18th this month.
A program on Christmas
decorations has been planned
by the leaders, Mrs. Jimmy
East, Mrs. J. H. Bowie and
Mrs. Jesse Walton.
All members are asked to
be present for this meeting
at the Scout Hut.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Navy pilots have Deen test
ing the new Automatic Carrier
Landing System which makes
it possible to land planes a.
board Carriers without touch
ing the controls, in weather so
bad that a conventional land
ing would be impossible.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Miss Phala Brock and bro
ther,s Punk Becky Phillips
and Lionel Powell of Yazoo
City enjoyed the Christmas
parade in Kosciusko Monday
night.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Noticed in the State papers
tlIat Kay Derrick, lovely
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. A.
A. Derrick, Jr., was making
straight AS over at M.S.C.W.
Congratulations, Kay.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Free
man of Memphis and Mrs.
Ida Lehman of Cruger were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Lehman and fam
lily.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Mrs. w. M. GOuldelOck and
children have arrived in Lex
ington from Germany. They
will be here until March when
Sgt. Goudelock will return to
the states.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
IVA. PROGRAM
MONDAY NIGHT

The program ellis Peace
For The Multitudes" was en-
joyed by the TWAS last
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Sidney Vaughn, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jessie Vaughn, was
slightly injured in a car wreck
Saturday night near West. He
was a patient at the local hos
.pital for the night and dis
missed Sunday. Sidney is a
student at Holmes Jr. College.
Friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Mr.. Leon and Phillip Wor-
rell visited their mother in an
Alderman hospital Saturday.
Mrs. Worrell received second
degree burns on her back
Friday when her clothing
caught on fire from a heater.
They reported she is resting
comfortably.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
EMORY III. ID. CLUB

On Wednesday afternoon,
November 80, the Emory
Home Demonstration club met
in the home Of Mrs. l.. o.
Henry. Present were Miss
Harpole, eight members and
two guests, Mrs. Henry's re-
lative, Mrs. Vail of Green
wood, and Miss Harpole's
aunt, Mrs. Scott.
In the absence Of the pres
ident, Mrs. Melvin Alexander,
the vice president, Mrs. Ros-
coe Johnson presided.
For the devotion Mrs. Hen
ry read the one hundredth
Psalm which the Pilgrims
sang at their first Thanks
giving service.
After roll call and minutes
by the secretary, Mrs. Marvin
Cade, Mrs. Roscoe Johnson
discussed the fertilization of
shrubs; Miss Catron gave a
brief summary of the Nov.
20, council meeting and Mrs.
Andrew Smith discussed the
Educational topic Safety,
emphasizing the dangers of
poisons and accidents in the
home and the handling of
guns by young hunters, and
urged more care in regard
to these matters.
A contribution was taken
for the benefit of the Homes
for the old Men and old
Ladies of Miss.
Miss Harpole then gave a
demonstration on Christmas
gifts and decorations and dis
played many attractive SAM
pies, Mrs. Vail showed some
beautiful plastic flowers
which she had made. In the
recreation period Mrs. An
drew Smith and Mrs. Marvin
Cade were prize winners.
Mrs. Henry served a deli.
cious plate.
The next meeting will be in
the home of Mrs. Andrew
Smith on December 81, at
7:30 pm.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Nescs
by Mrs. Henry Webster

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davis
are the proud parents of a
baby girl born Nov. 80, at the
Holmes County Community
Hospital. She weighed 5 lbs.
and 10 ounces and has been
given the name, Pamela Ruth.
She is being welcomed by
two sisters and a brother.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
members holding hands.

Mrs. Grady Hutto of Eden
visited friends in Durant Tues.
day.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Phillip Davis has resum-
ed his duties with the Rural
Electric Power Association
in Washington, D. c., He will
be there about a month be-
fore being transferred.