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Evening star., 1960-06-25
TEACHERS
MATHEMATICS
and
ENGLISH

Mathematics ID and Eng
lish (2) Teachers (S5,985
per Annum) for Civil
Service employment with
the u. S. Army Military
Academy Prep School,
Fort Belvoirr Virginia. Po-
sitions involve teaching of
post high school level
courses to U. S. Military
Academy candidates. As
Sists in the preparation Of
curriculum and tests. APP
plicants should be male
with completion of a A.
year college course includ-
ing 1S hours in sMauh or
English, and 2 years ex-
perience teaching with
ABB. Degree or one years
experience teaching with
MA. Degree.
Interested Applicants
Should Report to
MR.. DAVID D. THEALL,
Civilian Personnel once,
Building NN-2l,
on the North Post at Fort Belvoi
Between the Hours
OF $50 AM. and IL Noon,
Monday Through Friday
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(cONTtNUEnl

FURNITURE, UNCLAIMED, and
noor samples: Studio couch, $50;
Early Amer. love seat, $50: Holly
wood bed. S22; French Prov. bed,
S22: marble-top dresser, S25;
hideavAy bed. S35: beds, AZ:
French Prov. chest Of drWs.' $40;
sofa and chair. S35: bedrm. set,
$50; din. rm. set, S45: sofabed,
S35: Early Amer. wing chair, $40;
ehaise Tongue, $50. We do up
holstering, slipcovers, draperies,
furniture repairing. Charge ae-
counts invited. HOFFMAN, UP
HOLSTERERS, 2424 18th st. NV.
Open ewes. It'll o., Sat It'll a.
Sunday IL I'll 5. co. 5-5Ii6. "
FURNITURE
Vienna. Falls Church, Fairfax, Nc
Lean Area-Visit our used and
discontinued furniture store, To-
Gated at 226 Dominion Drive, an
bldg. on left from the Vienna
Trust Co., Open Sat. q to g, Mon,
70 Thurs. throush Fri. Cali
MILLER & WRENN
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SECRETARY

Experienced. or good steno.
who desires to advance. be-
tween 20-35 years OF age,
for placement in top-level
job with large local con-
cern. Must be quick to
learn and able To work with
little direct supervision.
Submit eomplete resume In
cluding age, experience and
expected starting salary All
resumes read in confidence.
Box l92-E, Star. .t-
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SITuArIoMs-WoMEn
(coNrINUEpl

HIGH SCHOOL GRAD desires ans
type once work: can type 40-fs
W.p.m., plus shhd. Ii. 3-5425.
H.s. SENIOR wants position foi
summer, typing or baby sitting
" per hr.: Bethesda, Mass. ave.
silver Spring areas; refs. ex-
changed. Call OIL. 6-S342.
PRAc. NURSES, trained. white o.
eoiored, Infant care. chronic; Mvt
in. out. ARCADE A0CY., EX
3-733b; night, RE. 5-4209.
sEAMsTRESs
WHITE, EXPERIENCE is YRS.
PHONE 10. 1-426l
SECRETARY desires work At hone;
1S yrs. Govt. exper., shorthand
typtng specially. 20. s-s25e.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL

FORT WORTH, TEX. = Leay,
early Thurs June 80. Share ex-
penses; 80 Impala eonV. ia.
-1-I9oz.
OFFICER desires to drive your late
model car to vic. San Fran. Calf
July l. Refs. JE. 2-3137.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
RELP MEN
TECHNICAL JORa

A wide Variety at Ali Salary
Leyels, Consult Captain Karns.
COLUMBIA EMPL.. 1871 O NV
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SALESMAN

Sellipg, and servicinR merehandis-
ing units With national advertised
products. Route established, guar
anteed salary Plus commission. JE.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

FUNNITUHB-H-pc Wahof. dininl
rn suite, 5-pe. maple twin bed.
nm; excel. eond. 10. e-e661.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

FURN. = LeaVinE town: mahoF
chest and vanity, $40 ea.: power
mower; $50: plastic and chrome
nt, tble.. 4 chairs, SIS: dbie,
bed, inspg. mattress, $50: alum.
cheise 2 chairs. SIS; sofa bed
snS s1S. e3ysr' ns $40: $40: dp: IL L: XII; t6l, !
h.p. centrif. pump, S55 Rch
console comb. Nv AMIN. 5-Sp.
rec, player, needs repair. S7b:
eof. tble.. $3.50: axe. 81 on:
mattox. 81 so; weed yhip, VI 80;
Se22 Skyline DR.. Sc cnr. Andrew
AFB), Morninssida. kA
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CASHIER

CLERK -TYPIsT, os-2: part time
D. C. school; good ne. area; writ
full details. Box 1S4-E, Star.
CLERK-TYPIsT, Iull time, 40 hrs
wk, small contractors once
With group disqualification anC
vacation pay. RA. 6-593b,
CLERK.TYPIsT, RECEPT., SECY.
POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY
Arlington, Alexandria. Falls Church
CLERK TYPIsT: with knowledgt
Of bookkeeping; 6-day .wk.; 3 u
8; air cond. ONCE. Many benefits;
chance for Advancement. Nc
phone calls. Apply In person,
to 5, Managers once. MERIDIAN
HILL HOTEL, 2601 18th st. NV
CLERK -TYPIST
PHoTosTAT CORP. has openinI
for white clerk-typist. age 2l-4(
preferred. Some experience neces
sary. Salary open. Fringe dement's
New once building and convenient
to Mass. and Wis. aves. area enI
Georgetown. Cali FE. 7-6300 foi
interview, S.30 to 4 WeekdayR
Evening star., 1960-06-25

PIANos-save during JoRDANs
June clearance Of used. rental re-
turn and floor sample pianos:
dozens Of the latest models in
wide selection Of styles, types,
sizes and finishes: choice OF many
nne makes: A. little as S26 down.
BALANCE eyer 3s months: values
hl 18th and ,, 9 sts nsyso sle9 Lee
ave, silver snrinr: i04 william
St, Frederieksburg. Arlington and
Silver Spring stores oBen eve
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don Keel dona s1SS SSFlenti csi Va VIZ
7-4p6O.
FREEZER, i6-cu 1T. RCA whirl-
pool, cost $3.50, sacrinee sI75;
auto. washer; $50; boys s4-in. bi.
S15; doll-carriAse, IS. WI. 2-403s.
FREEZER, IS-cu. 1T. Renaire up
right; excel. cond.; best offer:
will consider good used car In
trade. 10. S-pll9.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

FukN.-DSle. Hollywood bed. sofa.
neo; small nnahog. desk, VIM
enalIs. painted dressing tabIs
EmIror' chest Of drawer,
Amirror, Sx10 Bigelow taupe ruT
1ecgroIux vae.,. 21" window ian,
S ebSna como. Also antique glass,
IN gnlna an6 walnut drop-ieaf table
Evening star., 1960-10-30
TEEN REQUISITES FOR A PRESIDENT

God" Speaking for the per cent minority group who
would vote for candidate who did not believe in God,
18-year-old Thomas Engelmann of Charleston 8. C.,
argued that "ust because q does not believe in
God does not mean he is incapable Of executing his
duties President"
Most of the 20 per cent who would reject divorced
candidate at the polls asked the same question IS IT.
can't handle his troubles hows he going to handle
the world?"
But most teen-agers (76 per cent? seemed to agree
with 17-year-old Sandra Spath Of st. Louis Mo. that
divorce is q personal thing and has no place in
campaign"
Since Catholic John Kennedy is the Democratic
nominee the thinking behind the rs per cent who would
reject Catholic candidate be of more than passing
interest Their objections ranged from fear Of the Pope
and the candidates freedom on birth control bill
to belief that essentially Protestant Nation
by heritage and population"
One girl frankly admitted that she would not vote
for Catholic because have religious prejudice
She gave the identical when it to voting
for Jew.
Most of those who would turn down candidate who
had been q Communist at some time in the past had
but felt his background would be drawback in dealing
with world problems Even though completely con-
verted" commented 16year-old Sue Parrish OF Rich
mond Va "he would arouse suspicion among non
Communist nations and hatred in the Communist bloc
The most striking division of opinion was recorded
in answer question Of whether candidate must be
college graduate The 40 per cent who said they would
vote for q non-college man cited Abraham Lincoln,
Benjamin Franklin Thomas Edison and other selfmade
men who figured prominently in the history OF the
Republic.
"a college diploma" insisted l7-year-old Olivia
Kredel of Charleston, s. c., doesn't make man any
better nor does the lack Of it make him any worse"
Evening star., 1960-10-30

duty to help you to overcome
this problem. There is prob
ably nothing I can say to
change your parents minds
except to point out that
thumbSucking when you were
little was not your fault. 1t
was their responsibility to
see that you stopped the
habit.
If they continue to refuse
to help with your problem,
all is not lost. When you
Evening star., 1960-10-30
The Gilbert Survey
By EUGENE GILBERT
Gilbert Youth Research Co.

Between now and the second Tuesday in November
we Will be hearing great deal about the respective
qualifications Of Richard M Nixon and John Fitzgerald
Kennedy for the office of President of the United States
The Constitution prescribes only two: That the
once holder be IS Of and born in the United
States. All other conditions prescribed by the
nominating conventions of both major parties and in
the fnal analysis, by the electorate itself.
In general, what are the qualifications that most
voters expect in candidate for President? What should
he be and in the opinion Of most people to win
the highest Office in the land?
We put these questions to 9S5 teen-agers across the
country in an attempt to determine the image that
young America has Of what presidential candidate
should be should not be. None of the youngsters
interviewed will be eligible to vote on November g.
Indeed few Of them will be able to vote when the next
presidential election rolls around in 1854.
Despite their temporary status of onlookers in this
great national drama found most Of the teenagers
keenly interested in the impending battle between
Republican Nixon and Democrat Kennedy. All had
very definite ideas Of what President should be-
In the minds of most with personalities aside it was
felt that presidential candidate must at least:
Believe in God.
Be college graduate.
Be in reasonably good health
Not have undergone psychiatric treatment.
Never have belonged to the Communist Party.
Never have been a conscientious obector to the
draft.
Not be active advocate of World Federalism.
These are the minimum things in the minds of most
qualify for President.
In other controversial areas however, they
far more lenient than many Of their elders:
For instance:
Seventy-six per cent said they would vote for a
candidate who was divorced.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
By DOROTHY KICKER
Register syndicate


Dear Mrs. Kicker:
We are identical twin
girls. aged Is. Mother is
the only one who can tell
% apart and sometimes
even she gets mixed up.
We both have q crush on
the same boy so we've been
taking turns dating him
and he doesn't know the
difference.
Now, Mother says IL we
do IL again she is going
to tell him that we've been
fOOling him. We date other
boys, too, and we don't in
tend to 60 out with him
forever. What Is your
opinion 49, do you think
we've been doing anything
90 terribly wrong?
KAYE and FAYE.
This boy might not mind
dating you alternately IF
HE KNEW HE WAS DOING
1T. But, you see, girls, no
one likes to be the unsus-
pecting victim of a joke.
There is something you have
0verloo ooked-and that is the
boys pride. Sooner or later
whether Nom tells him the
truth, or not1 he probably
will find out that you have
been fooling him. When that
happens don't be surprised
Evening star., 1960-10-30

F1fty-three per cent said they would vote for
candidate 65
Sixty-one per cent would vote for candidate
who had jumped parties
Ninety-1ve per cent would vote for Protestant.
Seventy per cent would vote for a Catholic.
Fifty-two per cent would vote for Jew.
More youngsters would reject candidate who had
once been a Communist go per cent?, than who
didn't believe in God (72 per cent?. And far would
reject candidate in health 88 per cent? than
who had undergone psychiatric treatment 7 per cent?
On the atheism question, 17-year-old Patricia Al
bright of Claremont, Calif expressed the majority
viewpoint that "the United States is a God-fearng
Nation and I think our President should believe in
Evening star., 1960-10-30

finish school and are working
regularly there Is still time
to have corrective work done
on your teeth. It would be
better to have it done now,
but it can be done later.
Good luck!
Do you and your parents
play fair" with each other
when the inevitable parent
teen conflicts come up?
Here's a chance to compare
yourself and your parents
Evening star., 1960-10-30
BOTH TWINS DATE SAME UNSUSPECTING BOY

measurements compare well
with American girls?
Thank you very much for
any advice you can give me.
HEIDI.
If the school you plan to
attend is q public school. you
Will not need q ''lot Of money"
to become a student there.
If it is q private school. your
parents should talk to the
head Of the school (if they
haven't already and find out
about the tuition and other
expenses. In either case, don't
worry about the letter, 1t is
probably someone's mistaken
idea of a joke.
Perhaps being new in this
country you have misinter-
preted some of the exagger-
ated theatrical posters and
other ads picturing voluptu-
Gus females. Providing your
height is somewhere near
average Is feet 5 inches) I
would say your measurements
are as good, If not better.
than average. My advice is to
stop worrying. Good luck in
your adopted country and In
your new school.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Dear Mrs. Kicker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 trust you will answer
my letter soon because I
need help quickly. I have
just come here from Swift
xerland and I am worried
about two things. First,
starting school In . strange
country. I live only four
blocks from the school I
will attend so / will walk.
Does that seem odd?
1 like to walk and did q
lot Of il in Switzerland.
Yesterday / received q let
ter from someone / do not
know. It said that every
body must have . lot Of
money to attend this school
1 mentioned. I can't under
stand why the letter was
sent to me, my parents are
not rich.
Second, I am worried
about my looks. / have a
rather pretty face but I
guess q girls figure is what
really counts over here. 1
measure 34-24-33. Do these
Evening star., 1960-10-30

Letters to Mrs. Kicker
can be GnSUered through
her c0lamn only. Write to
Dorothy Kicker in care Of
TEEN. The Washington
Star. Washington ;. d. c.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
/ am II years old and
this problem has been
bOthering me for q long
time. My teeth prOtrude
but my father won't let
me have them straight
ened because he says, "YOu
got yourself into this Ak by
sucking your thumb when
you were little"
In fact he won't even let
me get q job 50 1 can earn
the money myself to have
my teeth Strengthened. I've
talked and talked to my
parents but they won't
help me. Because Of my
teeth I just don't smile
and I guess everyone
thinks I am grOuchy all
the time. Any advice will
be appreciated.
MARnYN.
If you can find a suitable
job and earn the money to
have your teeth Strengthened,
you should be allowed to do
so. If your parents can af-
ford it, I believe it is their
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Mrs. Ricker's Mail .

II he Is angry. Perhaps the
best way to see this situation
fairly Is to decide, honestly.
how you would feel If the
situation were reversed -
I'll bet you wouldn't like it,
would you?
Evening star., 1960-10-30

with other families. The
leaflet is FREE! Just send
q stamped. selk-addressed
envelope with your request
for WHAT IS FAIR PLAY"
to Dorothy Kicker in care Of
TEEN, The Sunday Star,
Washington 8, d. c.
, 1960-10-24
5 4 T D r . 4 Y

@@ WAMNM NarN
Big Double Feature Day
Isl Feat,'ra:
M. G. M. presents
"CRY TERROR"
Filmed entirely on location IN
New York City and Los Angeles!
James Mason, Rod Steiger,
Inger Stevens
Al masterpiece of excitement, a
tremendous experience Of sus-
pense!
End FEATURE:
MART presents:
sThe RETURN Of JACK SLADE"
Marie Blanchard, John Ericsson
SUNDAY. MONDAY.
TIES p Av
Metro-G oldwyn Mayer Picture
presents
THE WRECK OF THE
NARY DEARE"
III Cinemascope & Metro-Color
Gary Cooper, Charlton Heston
Michael Redgrave and
Alexander Knox
Out Of the night a ghost ship !.
piloted by a mailman! Thus starts
the most fascinating suspense
story of a doomed liner, two
desperate men, and a girl who
held the key to a deadly secret.
, 1960-10-24
CALL o BIDS

Sealed bids, in a single copy, will be received at the
Department of Property and Procurement, Division OF
Procurement and Supply, CharlottesAmalie, St. Tho
mas, Virgin Islands, until 200 PM, Wednesday, No
vember is, 1860, and then publicly opened for the fol
lowing: 7ns
CONSTRUCTION OF NISKY ELEMEN-
TARY SCHOOL
The Government Of the Virgin Islands reserves the
right to select the successful contractor or to refuse all
bids or to pursue any other course which may be- in the
best interest Of the Government Of the Virgin Islands.
Plans and specifications may be procured from the
Office of the Contracting Officer, Division of Procure
ment, Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands,
upon the deposit Of $500. Deposit shall be only by Ger
tilted check payable to the Government Of the Virgin
Islands.
Mario Lewis, for:
Carlos "A. Downing
21-22-24 Commissioner
, 1960-10-24
and FRIDAY

Columbia Pictures presents
THE EDGE or ETERNITY"
Filmed in Color in the famous
Grand Canyon, one of the great
wonders Of the worldl
Cornell, Wilde, Victoria Shaw,
Edgar Buchanan
Loads Of thrills and action IN
che devils bucket" at the edge
Of eternity"
LATEST NEWS
, 1960-10-24

The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
lids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
will be supplied by the Divi-
sion Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
Alphonso Romney
Administrative Assistant II
22-24-26
, 1960-10-24
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at t.1e
Department Of Property and
Procurement, Division Q f
Procurement, Christiansted.
ST. Croix, Virgin Islands, until
HOO AM. October 81, 1860.
and then publicly opened for
the following:
Folding Chairs, Metal
Crushed Stone No. 2
Crushed Stone Nos. !, 2
and 3
Sink Cabinet
Five Gallon Hot Water
Heater
, 1960-10-24
JOHN MARTIN 4.

Miriam and two sons, Jer-
ONE and Samuel Martin.
Also nineteen great grand
children. Three of his chill
dren are on the mainland
and two, Olive and Jerome
are in ST. Croix.
, 1960-10-24

OFFICIAL
with Acting Governor, DR..
Roy Bornn and the Admin
istrative Assistants of Saint
Croix and st. John, at the
Government House in st.
Thomas.
AT this meeting final
plans will be made for the
elections on November 9th.
, 1960-10-24

TUESDAY
M.G.M. Pictures presents
LIBEL
Olivia De Havilland,

OIIVId .1C AANVAAA
Dirk Bogarde, Robert Morley
The screen has thrilled you with
great moments in courtroom
dramas but none more grip
ping than the sudden appearance
Of the surprise witness in LIBEL
NOTE: There will be NO Span
;sh Picture presentation this COM
ing week.
, 1960-10-24
BoUGH

and Surinam Dutch Gui-
anal emerged in 1850; Puer-
to Rico in 1852; and now
we see the impending emer-
gence of those British West
Indian Islands which COM
prise the Federation Of the
West Indies.
While the eyes Of the
World are focused on the
Congo because of the explo-
sive events there, the inter
national record that has
been written shows that it
was in the Caribbean Area
that the current missile
speed emergence Of the
colonial areas from interna-
tional supervision began. It
took place in such q quiet
and orderly fashion, indeed
SO peacefully that far too
little note has been taken OF
it. While it is true that the
former colonial areas OF
Africa are developing at
perhaps a more rapid rate,
and are reaching full ma
tionhood at a quicker pace.
this for good and obvious
reasons,-We are still able
to claim international re-
cognition for having arriv-
ed at a full measure of in
ternal self government
within a framework Of close
and continuing association
, 1960-10-24

/ wish to rent 2 Or 8
bedrooms apartment or
house in Christiansted
or vicinity.
Write Q 333.
Christiansted
TRADE WINDS NURSERY
at Estate Morningstar
Tel. G 191
Philodendrons
Palms
Ornamentals
Assorted hedging plants
Open daily ex. Sunday SIS
, 1960-10-24
Mario Lewis, for:
Carlos "A. Downing
Commissioner

was first. We contributed
the formula Of full self
government without COM
plete independence. This
has been an outstanding
achievement achieve
ment which has enabled the
United States, for example,
to invite all the Nations Of
the World to visit Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands
Ito see these showcases Of
democracy. Here, in Presi-
Ident Eisenhowers words,
we see the destiny Of a pro
Igressive society; the con-
Icept of unity in freedom.
drawn from the diversity Of
many racial strains and
concept W.
would like to see made a
reality for all mankind"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-12
Madison
County News
Mrs. A. r. Bullie, Agent

Mrs. "A. II. BuIlIe, Agent
On Sunday, a fine service
was held at China Grove A.
M E. Church. The Quarterly
Conference and Business SEES
sion was held Saturday even
ing. The Sunday School was
conducted by Bro. E. Phillips
with the lesson being taught
by Mrs. j. c. Wooders. The
lesson was Interestingly re-
viewed by Rev. j. E. Wooders,
Presiding Elder, who delivered
a soulstirring sermon during
the Morning Worship and adj
miniStered the Lords Supper.
Offering raised was $113.68. A
large number of visitors were
present and welcomed by the
pastor, Rev. G. r. Rosenthall.
104 pupils communed on Sun
day.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-12

MITCHELL SPRINGS BAP-
TlST Church, pastored by Rev.
w. r. Saffold, the Teoc Mason
Lodge and the Heroines of
Jericho Court held Prince Hall
Day last Sunday at the Nit
chell Springs Church, and had
a fine program: with Rev. Geo.
"A. Harper, delivering the adj
dress, which was very inspir-
ing, and Mrs. Amanda Sykes.
"A. NJ, also made very inter:
esting Address. and a nice, sum
was raised and after which
dinner was served to all pres
ent.
MIR. Lee Davis, w. M. Ar
manda Sykes, A. M.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-12

Sweet and Low" Girls Sex
tette, Poem: 1.-The Passing,
Miss Laura Miller, Professor
Lanier's Attitude Towards
Education" Miss Beverly Lips
comb, What Professor Lanier
Left U.s." Miss Nancy Joiner,
Poem: THE Bridge Builder"
Miss Laura Miller, and Henry
Thompson, Musical Selection,
Work For the Night Is Com
ing" Girls Sextette, Remarks
by Principal l.. B. Buckley
School Song, Lanier Dear, the
audience.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-12
CurroIIton
News

THE MOSS SPRINGS Bap-
tise Church pastored by Rev.
c. E. Cantrell, of Greenwood,
Miss. held its regular service
last Sunday, and the entire
services were very inspiring,
and the pastor was at his best.
The members raised over
$4,000 and the pastor left the
church for home feeling very
happy over the progress that
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-12
Lonier News
THE OBSERVANCE OF
WILLIAM III. IANIER DAy

The Lanier High School OBJ
served their Annual ''Mr. La
nier Day Program" Wednes-
day, November 9, 1860. The
program was sponsored by
Mr.. c. H. Wilson.
The program was as follows:
Master of Ceremonies, Os-
car Brookins, Opening Song,
God Bless America, Audi
ence, Scripture, Miss Gloris-
tine Amos, Prayer, Miss Per
nilla Stimley, 1--WE Gather To-
gether Here" Miss Theodore
Smith, Musical Selection.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-12

and reported near 100000
many women were present to
see what the men were going
to do because they are in hope
that they will excel the men,
when they render their Wo-
men Day Program.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-12

nett, Bell Street, Jackson; Mr..
Arthur Gray, Madison; Mrs.
Luella Harris, Tougaloo; Mrs.
l.. c. Harrison, Madison, who
is recovering from an opera
ton.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-12
Lexington
News

The Mt. Olive Baptist
c h u h, pastored by
Rev. A. w. Moore, held mems
day last Sunday. The entire
services was very good. The
men rendered a fine program,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-12

Pastoral Services will be
held at Bennets Chapel A. M.
E. Church, Sunday, November
Is, with the sermons being de-
livered by the pastor, Rev. G.
r. RoSenthaIl.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-12

Funeral services will be
held Sunday, November Is, for
the late Mr.. Wilson Clincy who
died suddenly, Friday, Novem-
Der 4, while on a hunting trip
with his son-in-law. Following
an inquest, the body was turn
ed over to Peoples Funeral
Home for burial. Arrange
ments were held up waiting
the arrival of Mr.. Clincy's sis
ter, Mrs. Sarah Moore from
Minneapolis, Mimi. Services
will be held at the China
Grove A. M. E Church, west
of Madison on the Livingston
Road.