davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-08
ADVERTISEMENT FOR
BIDS

Notice is hereby given that
the Board of Supervisors of
Holmes County, acting for
and on behalf of the Super
visor's District Number Three
Evening star., 1960-05-26
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, May 20 CAPl CUsDA =
active. steady; weights over 230 lbs
slow. 25 10 so lower: sovs steady TO
strong; mixed I-2 I9O-220 10 butchers
sorted for weight and grade u 3D.
butchers weighing under geo lbs scarce,
and few 90 i90-230 ID butchers IL. IS
IL 80: mixed lots ] > and l-3 22O-24O
lbs I65O-l795: few lots 2-3 these
weights I6.25-I6. so; mixed % and
IS 24O-26O lbs i515-l625; 2-3 and
IS 260-2sO lbs l5.50-l6.00; mixed
lots 2-3 and Is 2SO-33O lbs I4.75-
400 ID sows l3.75-I415: 4OO-6OO lbs
Evening star., 1960-05-26
Stock Prices Mixed,
Eiectronics Active
NEW YORK. May 2s (AP)

NEW YORK, May rs (AP).-
Electronics continued to ad-
vance and steels made some
progress in q mixed stock
market early this afternoon.
Trading was active.
Key stocks throughout the
list moved unevenly. showing
gains or losses Of fractions to
about q, point.
Electronics, leisure time
stocks and other trading favor
ties continued actively traded
and made gains of or 2 points
for the most part.
Expectations of increased de-
fense spending because of the
Evening star., 1960-05-26

summit conference collapse
continued to help most space
age Stecks, although the air.
craft-missile issues we're mixed.
Steels received some encour-
aeement from statements OF
industry leaders that an up
turn in steel output Is expected
this summer. Mail orders, to-
baccos and chemicals also had
an edge to higher en- balance.
Oils we're unchanged to lower
Motors showed a slight down.
trend.
American Stock Exchange
prices advanced in active trad
ing.
Corporate bonds improved.
Government bonds were steady.
Evening star., 1960-05-26
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. May 26 IAPI.-Divi-
dendS Announced
Evening star., 1960-05-26
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. May % CAP) CUsDA).-
Butter offerings moderate. Demand
light. Prices unehanged
Cheese steady. Prices unchanged
Wholesale esq onerings liberal. De.
mand disappointinE today. New Yorl
spot quotations fellow:
Midvestern-Mixed eolors, extras
1850 lbs), 35-36: extras medium
1898; standards large, 1894; checks
30-3l "a. Whites. extras C4S-5O lbs J
34I7-36; extras medium. 1884
Nearby-Whites, top quality (4S-5C
lbSl. 34a-37 "a; mediums, 1894
smalls. 24la-2bh. Browns. tor
quality (4S-50 lbs.), 3SLa-37; me.
dlumS, 34-35: Smalls. 23h-25.
Evening star., 1960-05-26
Tool Orders Drop

Net new orders for metal
cutting type machine tools for
April amounted to an esti-
mated $36.75 million. COM
pared with almost s4s.s million
in March, the National Ma
chine Tool Builders Association
reported.
Evening star., 1960-05-26
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, May 26 (APD.-Grain
futures prices were slightly easier to-
day in one Of the slowest trading ses-
Sions of the year
In the early afternoon. nearly all
contracts were within minimum frac-
tions of their previous closes but with
out any plus signs
At noon wheat was 70 cent a bushel
lower, July 81 .S4ss; corn hs-ss lower
July $l.2lh; oats UNCHANGED to u
lower, July 721a; rye unchanged, July
S1.24: soybeans h-l9 lower, July
So 1874.
ChieaEO Cash Markets
No wheat or soybean sales. Corn No
ssse yeiioS NJ l'iIs yciIoy, TO seiios Ss,, IL
/ extra heavy white 7sA. Barley
mating choies 1.15-1.25n; feed 92-
! .05n.
Evening star., 1960-05-26
N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK, May 20 CAP).-Cotton
futures were higher today in slow deal
ings.
Trade demand bolstered some Of the
nearby deliveries. sharpeSt rains de-
veloped in the distant 1851 crop de-
liveries where New Orleans demand
found ofierings light.
Southern reports indicated that
shovery conditions prevailed ever many
parts of the cotton belt with tenn
peratures around normal.
Late afternoon prices were is cents
to Sl.l5 q bale hisher than the
previous close. July 32es asked, Oct.
S1.0S and Dec. 31.l4.
Evening star., 1960-05-26

Hourly Sales on the Exchange
11:00 am. 72v zoo Noon 47o 900
loo pm. o7o 900 200 pm z 400 900
unit OF tradins 10 shares on sales IN
full. Rates Of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly OF Semi-annual Gecla.
ration. Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included.
a Also extra OF extras. Annual rate
plus stock dividend Declared OF paid
in 1853 plus stock dividend Declared
or paid so tai this year Payable in
stock during 1853. estimated cash value
on ex-dividend OF redistribution date
g Paid last year. Declared OF paid
after stock dividend OF splitup. De.
clared OF paid this veal, an accumula
tive issue with dividends in arrears
p Paid this year. dividend omitted, de-
ferTed OF no action taken al last dividend
meeting. Declared ol paid in 1860 plus
stock dividend Payable in stock during
1860, estimated cash value, on eX-dividenu
or redistribution date. Liquidatins dry.
idend. cid Called. X Ex dividend. x-1is EX
distribution M Ex rights. XIV Without
warrants. WV With warrants. wd When
distributed. wi When issued. nd Next Gay
| delivery. q In bankruptcy OF receivershlp
or being reoTganiZed under the Bank
ruptcy Act, or securities assumed BY
| such companies.
Evening star., 1960-05-26

l2.75-I4.00.
Cattle, 1000; calves. 100: slaushtsf
steers and heifeTs fairly active. steady.
COWS steady to 50 higheT; bulls and
velerS steady; no sales stoekers and
I .IOO-l $50 ID steers 26.5O-27 so; tSw
small lots high choice 2S.5O-2a or
mixed good and choice 26.O0-26.25s
good - 3.0O-26. 90; few lots utility and
standard HolStein 20.OO-22x 90; load
hiEh choice with a prime end ,05s ID
heifeTS - so; several loads and lote
good and choice 23.5O-26.7S; utiffty =
and standard l7-5O-22 90; commercial
COWS I75O-l9 90; utility l7.O0-1s So;
! cutters I50-1S.00; Gamers 1900
| 1850; utility and commercial bulls
I9.5O-2l 90: vealers 5000 down.
Evening star., 1960-05-26
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

FgrnIshse ky ire assoeistsd Press
stSss s.a Sslss ;des Net
Dividends testD High Low I'D chg.
Evening star., 1960-05-26

xEx dividend Plus stock dividend
fPlus extra or extras. Declared ol
paid so far this year.
Evening star., 1960-05-26
Merger Approved
By the Associated Press

The Federal Communications
Commission today authorized
American Gable & Radio Corp.
to take over Globe Wireless,
Ltd, and operate it as . SUBJ
sidiary.
Evening star., 1960-05-26
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. May % CAP).-Ths
New York stock exchange reported
Today these odd lot transactions By
principal dealers for May IS: pur-
chaSes Of 3s5,533 shares: sales Of
a51 ,lb7 shares including 1890 shares
Evening star., 1960-05-09
INAUGURAL PURSE FEATURED
24-Night Stund Opens
At Rosecroft Tonight

America Pace will be Ladies
Night tomorrow and Thursday
nights program dedicated II
the Lions Clubs, which hope tt
realize $4,000 for the Wash.
ingtoh Eye Bank.
Tomorrow night, starting al
6 o'clock. the ladies may attend
the first of four Tuesday night
seminars in the clubhouse. Or.
chids will be given to the first
500 ladies entering the grounds
The seminars will be in charge
of Rosecroft's top executives
including General Manager Jim
Lynch.
Drawing Scheduled
The following night, follow
ing the last race, a drawing will
be made on one of three cars
to be given away on successive
Wednesdays. Fans can become
eligible for the car by register
ing their names at the track.
They need not attend the pro-
grams at which drawings will
be made.
Purses at Rosecroft this year
will total about $150,000. in
cluding the overnight events.
The blue ribbon races COM
ing UP are the $4,000 William
E. Miller Memorial Pace May
80; three days of National Cap
ital Colt events May 31-June 2,
and the Governors Cup for s.
year-old trotters June 8.
Evening star., 1960-05-09
BY DICK OBRIEN
star stan Writer

Harness racing takes the
stage tonight as Rosecroft
Raceway opens a 24-night
meeting. Starter DR.. A. Cam
eron Gof will get a field Of
trotters away in the opener OF
a nine-race card at $40 pm
Daily double windows close al
$40.
With q forecast of clear skies
and moderate temperatures,
Rosecroft officials were pre-
dieting a crowd of 5000.
Tonight's feature is the
$4,000 Inaugural Purse, the first
Of several early-closing events
to be offered during the week.
Mr.. Budlong, owned by the
Valley Stock Farms of Hamil-
ton, Ohio. tops the field of eight
PAGERS slated to start in the
Inaugural.
AS a 3-year-old last season,
Mr.. Budlong was the fourth
leading money winner in dash
competition, chalking up 20
victories in "a starts. This
spring, Mr.. Budlong has won
three of his five starts at
Roosevelt Raceway with a top
mark for the mile of 2:054s.
Right Time Choice
Chief rival to the S-to-5
favorite is Showell Poultry
Farms Doug A. Dew. who had
19 victories in 80 starts last
year.
Completing the field will be
the Carl Thompson entry of
Eddie Adams and Lady Re-
ward, E. P. Cray's Doc Able
win, Jack Sapienza's Wishican,
John Donovan'S Tips Son and
H. and H. Poultry Farms True
Wilma.
The secondary feature is the
$2.500 Irvitational Pace, with
Byron D. Kuth's Right Time
the 2-to-l choice.
Roy Riddick's Irving Guy
has been named for this mile
test as have Esther c., Frisky
Thomas, c. j. McKylo, Adios
H. and Mign.y Tarr.
Sandwiched between tonight's
Inaugural and Saturday nights
$4,000 Harness Tracks of
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Top BowIers
Founder in
ABC Tourney

TOLEDO, Ohio. May 9 (AP)
The finals of the 10th annual
American Bowling Congress
masters tournament were in
full swing today without the
services Of many of bowling's
top names.
Among those eliminated from
the original qualifying field of
432 were such tenpin standbyS
as Don Carter, Bill Lillard,
Harry Smith, Billy Welu and AL
Savas of St. Louis.
Detroit Sharpshooters Joe
Joseph, Buzz Fazio and Tony
Lindemann also we're among
the missing.
Ben Becker, an unheralded
bowler from Los Angeles,
walked of with qualifying hon.
ors with an eigh-game total Of
1.757 last night while these top
ranking stars were floundering.
The top So scorers in the
qualifying field plus four seeded
stars and eight survivors from
a special group of State all
events champions are in the
finals.
Becker won his first finals
match against l8-year-old Ron
Winger, 863 to 766.
Don Ellis of Chicago led scor-
ing in the first round of the
double-elimination finals when
he crushed Bob Kwolek of De-
troit. 925 to TIT. in four games.
Gerry Schmidt of Fort
Wayne. Ind, drubbed Dick
Weber of st. Louis, 920 to 746.
Ed LubanSki of Detroit, ex-
empt from qualifying because
he won the ABC all-eventS last
year, was dumped into the los
ers bracket by Bill Schlicker of
Detroit, 913 to 808.
Dick Hoover of st. Louis, an
other seeded star, lost to Jim
Rutkowski of Detroit, 796 to
754.
The two remaining seeded
bowlerS, Steve Macy and Tom
Hennessy of st. Louis, won
their initial matches.
BY midnight tonight 40
bowlers will have been elimi-
mated. The tournament ends
Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Tennesseun Breaks
Drue Rocine Record

CARLISLE, Ark, May 8
(AP) james CRed) Dyer of
Memphis. Tenn. bettered the
national record for Glass A drag
racing autos yesterday in a
Chrysler-powered A modified
roadster.
Dyer was timed at 1905 miles
per hour, eight m.p.h. faster
than the record he set last De-
cember on the same Carlisle
track. Dyer was timed in 9.3
seconds for the quarter mile.
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Tigers Best Sailors

EDGEWOOD. R. l.. May 9
CAP)-Princeton has repeated
as the Eastern dinghy sailing
champion. The Tigers. skip
pered by Bill Cox. jr,, and Dick
Rose. took the two-day. &C.
race event with 2SS points in
the windup Yesterday. Navy
was second. Coast Guard third,
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Ace at Westbriur

Ed Crone of Belle Haven,
playing with clubmates John
Thacker and Charlie Lawrence
at Westbriar yesterday, scored
the first hole-in-one of his
seven or eight years of playing
golf. Crone sced Westbriar's
l69-yard fifth hole with a four
wood.
Evening star., 1960-05-09
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

Mister Buckle, Good n
Poor
Texas Token. Full Program, Mr..
F B
Petrose, Dandy Star, Te-
questa
Playful Nurse, Andado.
Paper Boss, Mighty Easter Dia-
mond DebS.
Top Union, Belloscope. Grand sus-
penSe.
Coronation Scot, Ann
Adair
Lady oxford, En- Queue, Crom
Dubh.
WilWav. Tubee
Best Bet-ToP UNION
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Venetian WAY
Due Tomorrow
AT PimIico
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, May s.-Pim-
lico is preparing the red car
pet treatment for Venetian
Way, the Kentucky Derby win
ner, king of the Nations s.
year-olds-at least until May
81, when he gets an even more
severe test in the 84th Freak
ness Stakes.
Also headed this way are the
second and third place colts Of
the Derby, Bally Ache and Vic
toria Park. whose trainers are
vowing revenge in the second
go-round of racing's Triple
Crown.
T. v. Lark was the first
PreakneSS horse to arrive, get
ting in at 3 am. today via van
from Newark after a flight
from California that started at
8 pm. Saturday. with stopovers
at Chicago and Detroit. Trainer
Paul Parker. who accompanied
the c. r. Mac Stable colt, was
at Pimlico before in 1858 as a
groom for Silky Sullivan.
Two on Same Plane
c. v. Whitney's Tompion,
whose fourth in the Derby dis
appointed thousands who made
him the 1l-to-l0 choice at
Churchill Downs last Saturday,
has been withdrawn because of
an injury to his left foreleg, it
was announced by his handlers
today.
Venetian Way and Bally
Ache are scheduled to fly on
the same plane from Kentucky,
departing tomorrow. Victoria
Park, the Canadian colt, will
take a 20-hour train ride to
Pimlico and is not expected
until Wednesday morning.
Trainers of the Derby who
shared in the money after
chasing Venetian Way home,
were far from discouraged by
the Derby victor's lopsided
triumph. They are convinced
that it will be another story in
the Preakness, which is a six
teenth of a mile shorter than
the Run for the Roses.
Didn't Like Track
Trainer Horatio Luro ap-
parently felt that his Victoria
Park did not run his race over
the Churchill Downs track.
"They called it good" Luro
quoted in referring to the track
condition. What was it good
for?"
With the PreakneSs nearly
two weeks off, there will be a
great deal Of shifting around
of the field until it comes time
to fill out the entry blanks but
it appears that a dozen and
possibly even more will go to
the post in Americas richest
3-year-old race which will gross
close to 5000, 900.
The only other horse from
the Derby field being counted
on for the Preakness is Liam
gollen Farms Divine Comedy
who finished ninth after show
ing speed for a mile. Trainer
Charlie Whittingham, who
trains Mrs. Elizabeth Liz
Whitney, Persons horses, says
he is planning on prepping the
entry OF Divine Comedy and
Command Pilot for the Freak
ness.
Good Field Likely
Among the more prominent
Derby abstainers who await the
Preakness are Harbor View
Farms Francis S., Greentree
Stables Weatherwise, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Smiths Noble Moor
and Mrs. Elizabeth Graham's
Never Give In.
Other prooables are Edward
Seinfeld's Don Rickles, William
S. Miller'S Stephen, a full
brother to last years winner.
Royal Orbit, and Ralph loves
New Policy.
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Wet Course Bars
Pro-Am Tourney

Today's pro-am golf sched-
uled at Country Club of Mary
land in Baltimore was post
pened because of rain and the
condition of the course after
yesterdays dowrpour.
It Will be played later in the
season on a date yet to be
decided.
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Good in Stretch Run


Good in Stretch Run
Sovinski said his only in.
struction to Hartack for the
Derby was to lay back third Oh
fourth going down the back
stretch and then to make his
move.
How wellt this worked is showr
by the results. Venetian Way
moved into second place with. 9
little more than a half mile tC
go, caught the pace setting
Bally Ache and Jockey Bob U.s.
sery rounding the last big turn
went ahead of Leonard Frucht-
mans hard-hitting colt nearinq
the quarter pole and then
widened his margin in the long
drive for the finish line.
II rode him like somebody
was on my tail all the way
Hartack said. THE first time
I hit him was just before we
turned for home. I told every
body after the Florida Derby
that my horse definitely was
short that day but that he was
the one to look out for in the
Kentucky Derby"
Venetian Way was beaten a
nose by Bally Ache in the
Florida.
Although Bally Ache was no
match for Venetian Way as he
kept intact his record of being
in the money in all of his "a
starts except the first, he easily
defeated Victoria Park for Sec
ond money of $4,000. The Ca
madam colt belonging to E. P.
Taylor of Toronto closed fast
and finished 2k4 lengths in front
of c. v. Whitney's Tompion,
the fading favorite.
The track was far from fast,
but the son of Royal Coinage
stepped the IA miles in 2:0225
compared to Whirlaway's rec
ord of 2:0l2s.
The victory was worth $ll4,-
$50 in cash alone and boosted
Venetian Ways total bankroll
for IS races to $2S0,127. The
other big chunk of the total
came in a defeat of Bally Ache
in the $100,000-added Wash
ington Park Futurity last
September.
Crowd Was $4,000
Blumberg paid a mere $10,50O
for the colt. AS the third choice
of a disappointing estimated
crowd of $4,000. he paid $14.60
for a So win ticket.
Hartack's trouble with Sovin-
ski was not the first time the
temperamental 27-year- old
rider has been faulted. He has
fought verbally with track off,
cialS for refusal to ride an as
signed horse, and criticized by
newsmen and jockeys for his
surliness-often displayed for
no apparent reason.
Visitors to the jockey room
after the Derby said they did
not see a single other rider
congratulate Hartack although
jockeys are noted for their
good-natured bantering of win
ners and losers alike.
Venetian Way and Bally
Ache leave tomorrow for Balti-
more and the Preakness. Vic
toria Park and ninth-place Di-
vine Comedy also are expected
to start in the second jewel of
racing's Triple Crown.
Evening star., 1960-05-09
RACING
RESUL T S
PimIico
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing, 4-year-oldS and up; ll's miles.
Mr.. Fleet tKratz) 80 500 t.20
Captain Charles (Chbers) 1860 $50
Clarksville MD tMcKee) $40
Tintala Freedoms Folly. Mickey
Boy, FLYING Flynn, The Third Dream,
Mr. j N. King Flush Norfolk Pearl,
Blossom Maid Time, 149
Evening star., 1960-05-09
DERBY

Continued From Page A-10
I told him, Don't you ever let
this horse have his head early
in the race or else"
Evening star., 1960-05-09
SHENANDOAH
SCRATCHES

Lonesome Steve, Ginny K
2-Laura's Flame, Hasty Bunnie,
After Six.
4-Lyneelee. Diatomic. Embrscue.
5-MiEhty Easter, Broom Sage, ORR
entail Silk Sweet Lips.
6-Charce Jim.
9-Blazon Star, Woozi FLYER, Don
Care.
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, S35OO: claim
ing; maiden 3-year-olds; furlongs.
q Philanthropy tMor'o) $50 $50 2.SO
Mr.. Sam G. (Guerinl 500 $50
Will Cavill tGustines) I6O
Madison Avenue, Chief Scioto, Big
Tent. Ricky W, Whichway yhewent,
Nir!en, a Hurrah For Life, Beau Mode,
Bellcoln, CroSsruf Time, lips.
Jacobs Bieber entry
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Pin1Iico Dark Tomorrow

PimlicO is observing dark day tomorrow
SO there are no racing selections by Joe Kelly
in this edition. His selections for Wednesday
will appear in tOmOrrOw'S late editions
Evening star., 1960-05-09
GRADED HANDICAPS
AT ROSECROFT
Daily Double Closes $40 Pm.
H. "a ~

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; C trot
P.P Horse and Driver Odd
Diplomat Eden ID. cameronl g.
8 Cass Hunt IL. Floyd A.
4 Made Hanover a. DeSantis) 81
! Elena Hanover "a Brewer ST.
8 Purtell Hanover tF. Myerl I0-l
Jackie Mckinney -. Clohossey) 81
Miss Boot CW. Rathbonel l2-l
Berwick Hanover 81. Roidsr, 81
SECOND RACE - Purse, $500; 2t
8 Lady Elizabeth CR. Ayou 5-1
Sandy Hill Colonel u. Cherrix1 g.
Hector ID Leaumi o.
5 Scotch Made ID IrvinR) ST.
Lifs Gertie "a DiMarzel ST.
6 Pound Freight &C. Warringtonl 81
l MschiponEo IL Floyd 81
ERo c tE. Hopel 12-l
Also eligible:
virginia Gantls P. ssnord) 1O-I
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500: C pace
] Beacon &C. Roiderl Sc
? Timely Twenty CLonED 70
{ Miss Silver Chief 80
z Gay Ann Scott &C. Lambertson) 5-1
9 Cannon Fire tR Webb ST.
3 Meadow Turf Nv. HUBBARD S-l
5 Message At Dawn III Daisey) 1O-l
Lakeview Bill -. Clohosseyl 1O-1
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $500: c
pace / mile
I Good Boy &C Lambertsonl 81
Z DR.. Mark FriZzelle n, safiord) Al
] Eta W w. RathboneI 90
> Nelghborly e. Myeri 6-l
= Worthy Streak (Rufhno) 81
8 Watchman (E. Banksl ST.
3 Lorraine Dee (R Webb ST.
Broadway Limited (B wagner s-l
Evening star., 1960-05-09

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: A.
'e g-olds ana up: fillies and mares;
,laiming: 81. furlonss.
Evening star., 1960-05-09
SHENANDOAH DOWNS
GRADED HANDICAPS

Post Time, T:15 Pm.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: 3.
r-olds and up: maidens: claiming
Evening star., 1960-05-09

FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; 4
yesr-olds and up: claiming 51z fur
Evening star., 1960-05-09
BY the Associated Press

a Jack. and Lee Leonard entry.
Brookheld Farm entry.
Hooper entry.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-30

Paul A. M. <. Church, Sunday,
April "a, with the following
persons participating: Music
by the Mems Chorus; Scrip
ture by Rev. G.. Mcdonald,
Ridley Hill; Prayer by Rev. r.
l.. Williams, Mt. Pleasant M.
b.; Welcome, Bro. B. L. Thomp-
son; Greetings from China
Grove A. M. E. by Bro. Rich
ard Jones; from Pilgrim Rest
by Bro. Henry Gray; from Rid
ley Hill M. B. Church by Bro.
Floyd Moore; from Bennett
Chapel A. M. E. by Bro. Alfred
Palmer; from Simon Hill M. B.
by Bro. Enus Matthews; Solo,
Bro. Taylor Williams; Greet
lngs from Mt. Pleasant M. B.
Church, Bro. Clarence Lewis;
from Fairview, Bro. Joe Davis;
from New Hope Grove NJ. B.
Church, Bro. Edward Harris,
ST.; from Christian Union by
Bro. Harry Gray; from Mt.
Charity by Bro. Green Will
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-30
LOCAL AND SOCIAL
NEWS:


THE LADIES MODERNIS-
TIC CLUB met Saturday eve
ming, April 16, in the home of
Mrs. Mary John Hands. The
meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Mamie
Franklin. The club song is
'In My heart there rings a
Melody" After the old bust
ness was closed, new business
was discussed and final plans
were made to sponsor a patio
Tea" on the 18th of June, at
the home of the president on
Halls Ferry Road. The Club
will have the months of May
and July for vacation. The
meeting was closed with the
members repeating the clubs
Ode IF every member
of the L. M. c. was like me,
what would the Ladies Mod
ernistic Club be?" The June
meeting will be in the Jack
sons home with Mrs. Tillie
j. Jackson as hostess. The
birthday of Mrs. Mamie c.
Franklin was celebrated and
she received many lovely gifts
including money. The graci-
Gus hostess served a grand buff
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-30

MT. ZION NO. l M. B.
CHURCH NEWS Rev.
James A. Miller, Pastor.
Sunday, May /, 8: A. NJ. at
the Church all converts will
be baptised in Glass Bayou.
North end of Farmer Street.
p happy souls were added to
the church. IL: A. NJ, Com
munion Service. 5: P. NJ,
Busy Bee Bible Glass, Mrs.
Annie Mae Crosby, Instructor.
Z: P. M. Evening Worship with
Holy Communion. Z: P. NJ,
Brother and Sister of Zion
Society, Mrs. Rachel Mack,
Pres. 400 Tuesday, jamie
Price Sunshine Band, Robert
Lee Cage, Pres. 500 P. M,
Junior Choir, Eugene Huston,
Pres. 6: P. NJ, Wednesday,
Ladies Bible Study, Mrs.
Mammie Burton, Pres. 700 P.
M, Mid-Week Prayer Service,
Deacons in charge. 700 P. NJ,
Thursday, Christian Home So
ciety No. Is, Mr.. w. w. Girl
fin, Pres.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-30

will be in charge of all SER
vices. All Church Auxiliaries
will resume their meetings as
usual. Whatever you do don't
forget to attend your club
meetings and give the best
service to your community. Mr..
Ben Woodhouse, ST., Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-30

Sick and Shut-Ins: Mrs. Lue
Johnson, Walnut ST., Mrs
Blanch Flowers, 1st East ST.,
Mrs. Rosie Harp, Howard, St,
RMS. Ceile Lovely, Fisher, ST..
Mrs. S. A. Williams, 1st North
ST, Mr.. Ike Redd, Fort Hill
Drive, Mrs. Annie Wheeler
Fort Hill Drive, Mr.. Sandy
Simmons, Highland Ave, Mrs
Victoria Johnson, Denman
Alley, Rev. S. M. Travis, Wal.
nut ST., Mrs. Clara Crosby, re.
porter.