davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-24

School day pictures were
taken Friday morning.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-24

The second term ended on
Friday. Six weeks test were
held on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Mrs. Nixon
ToAttend


Wives Of members of Alpha
PHI Alpha Fraternity, now
holding its 46th annual con-
vention here, will give a
luncheon card party at /
pm. tomorrow in the Cotil-
lion Room of the Sheraton
Park Hotel.
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon has
accepted the groups invita-
ton to attend as guest of
honor. Other special guests
at the event will be Mrs. Ben
Aloud, wife of the Moroc-
can Ambassador, plus six
other women representing
various African countries.
They include Mrs. Loudon
from Tanganyika, Mrs. Fran
els Dennis from Liberia, Mrs.
1mru from Ethiopia, Mrs.
Ahmed from Sudan, Mrs.
Haastlup from Nigeria, Mrs.
Ell Gouilli from Tunisia and
Mrs. Hahn from Ghana
Ladies convention chair
man is Mrs. C. C. House.
Mrs. Charles Cassell is presi-
dent of the Washington
Alpha Wives, and Mrs. How
ard jenkins will serve as
luncheon chairman.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Thedter Benefit
Is Planned

The Women's Committee
of the Jewish Social Service
Agency will sponsor a bene-
fit performance of Advise
and Consent" October "a at
the National Theater.
A section of the theater
will be designated as the
diamond horseshoe" with
seats going to patrons who
contribute $50 or more to the
Agency. The special black
tie audience will be listed as
angels" in the program,
and will be guests at an after
the-theater party in honor
of Author Allen Drury and
the cast of the play.
The post-performan anc e
party will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Irving Berger.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Mrs. Bundy
Installed
InOffice

Mrs. w. D. Bundy Of Ar
lington was installed as Su-
preme Guardian of the Inter-
national Order Of Jobs
Daughters in ceremonies held
last night in Long Beach,
Calf.
In the highest Office Of the
order, Mrs. Bundy will super
wise the work of nearly 150,-
600 teen-age members and
their adult leaders in the
United States and other
countries.
A year Of travel awaits
Mrs. Bundy in her new office.
She is scheduled to leave
Long Beach today for Ha-
wall, where she will partici-
pate in the establishment of
a new chapter of Jobs
Daughters. Following her
Hawaiian trip, Mrs. Bundy
will travel throughout Cam
ada and the western section
OF this country through the
remainder of 1860 on behalf
Of the organization.
A second trip to Hawaii is
scheduled for early next year,
followed by a journey that
will include the Philippines,
Alaska. Canada again and
Labrador.
The eastern United States
will be on her spring travel
agenda. and the busy year
will be climaxed next Aug
ust in Richmond, where Mrs.
Bundy will preside over the
national convention of Jobs
Daughter delegates.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Table Top Wear

Don't give up If cigarette
burns, gouges or stains seem
to rule out standard refin-
ishing for your coffee table.
You can still transform it
into a "like-new" and very
fashionable attraction with
a new surface Of colorful
land stainproof ceramic
tile. Real tile offers more
than 200 colors to choose
from and will end "gouge-
stain-burn" worries forever.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

by-step. Follow it and enjoy
its glamorous results.
l. Cleanse the face with
cleansing cream. 2. Apply
skin freshener or astringent.
3. Apply creme or fluid rouge
before cake and creme puff
Evening star., 1960-08-21

makeup. and after cream
stick and fluid makeup
foundations. 4. Smooth on
eyeshadow. 5. Puff face
powder over face. 6. Sketch
eyebrow pencil onto eyebrows
Evening star., 1960-08-21

and line the eyes. 7. Darken
lashes with mascara. 8. Apply
lipstick with a brush in the
most flattering pattern. 9.
Add dry rouge and blend with
powder puff.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Correct Woy

Max Factor says that the
one makeup question women
ask more often than any
other is. In what sequence
should I apply make-up?"
Here is the answer STEP
Evening star., 1960-10-24
YEONAS REALTY
DU. $500
ASSUME

Large SI1.7OO trust; S97.17 per
mo, $1,000 down. Immaculate 3.
bseem GaGs GS.SItfu TTG "a. oAIn ot WITH NV
trees in Falls Church. nice fenced
Evening star., 1960-10-24
oEFIeEs, STUDIOS fsr REMTI ILOrs, AcREAaE FoR sALE

AIR-CONDITIoNED SUITE OF OF.
FTCES. s616 ca. ave, Silver
Spring. 500 mo. HARVEY FoX,
JU. 0.3473.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

Immaculate 4-bedroom, 2-bath Co.
lonial, in convenient location: /:
full basement. separate dining
room; level yard: centrally cir
r. e. MALCOLM, REALToR
IA. 7-3024 Ewes, IA. 2-3420
Evening star., 1960-10-24
HOUSES FOR skLE-VA.

WHITE SPLIT FOYER-New Or
leans style home sitting high on .
beautiful terrace in Country Club
Hills. Sound like your dream? It's
. reality: and We have It. A rear
service entrance TO eliminate any
steps gives you the view, style
ana elegance Of living on knoll
without any Inconvenience OF
steps. See this 5-bedroom dream
morning. S42, 500 HOLLEY REAL
TY. 51S3 Lee hwy. KE R-b3b0.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE AVAIL, 3475 14th
st. NV, suitable for attorney
acct, etc, TU. 2-2203.
18th AND EYE-Mailing address
or desk space w/receptionist
MISS BLOCK, ST. 3-74SS or HE
9-0455 It'll 9 pm.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


ABSOLUTE CANDOR! We know Of
no other property on today's mar
ket which offerS all the following
on these terms: Contemporary g.
bedrm. bi-leyel plan with nylon-
carpeted living room and dining
area: equip. kit. with new dis
posal: washer and drier: inter-
com system; walk-ln bsmt. with
nm. rec rm.; "a bath. and built
In garage. FHA approved terms
seller will pay part Of settlement
costs. Walk to schools. churches.
shopping and bus.
:'S1,100 Includes Settlement
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2075
ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm. brk
remblers; bsmt.,. large shaded lot
move right in.
CONSOLIDATED REALTY
RE. 5-722S LO. 1-260c
Evening star., 1960-10-24
DON'T CALI

II, you think we're kidding about the
best rambler buy in North Airing.
ton: all brick; 3 bedrooms and
den tall on lst floor, 21a baths,
recreation room and maids room
Reduced for quick sale to S25,95O,
You be the judEel
Evening star., 1960-10-24
AVONDALE AREA
RIVERDALE

epotless 6-rm. brick Colonial
near st. Bernard's parochial
school, shopping and transp.
9r handy, Already FLA APP
S400s down needed. Corner
lot, plus many extras that
should be seen. Call to see.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

CARRoLLToN. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath,
s%' iosnl immsd. Hra SHOs ece1S. eSS. FPeO sP. s-
Evening star., 1960-10-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,
(coNTiNuEp1

ARL., 46O5 End st. s.-2.bdrm. brk.
Colonial. lind. occup. Conv. Reas
IA. 7-1439, IL. 6-4551. OWNER.
ARLINGTON, Ny OWNER. New
brick split level; 4 bedrooms, 9
baths. living room with fireplace
separate dining room. cop.aletC
kitchen, rec, room, side porch
Good location. KE. 6-9S30.
ASSUME BIG LOAN on this 3-bed
room, 2-bath bi-level with finished
rec. room and big lot. Full price
only S21,95O.
YEONAS REALTY. DU. 5-550O
Evening star., 1960-10-24
BUSINESS PROP. for RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ARLINGT0N-Modern erive-in res.
taurant: $4,000; $4,000 down,
easy terms. so. 5-4S77.
BAR AND REsTAURANT-OWner
", pest oder 1892 14th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

SEE THE CITY from this all-brick
Fiesta rambler in Rogers Heights:
5 lge. rm., high and dry bsmt.,
porch; buy at S15,950. terms.
Call til 8 pm, WA. 7-3900
ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
APT. GROUND

APPROX. Q ACRES-2oO UNITS
across the street from
Census Bureau on Silver Hill rd
in Suitland: pres. level sewer and
water on property: plans and
engineering completed; one block
from new shop. center, Robert Hal
and Kinney Shoe Store. Cal
OWNER, BOB BLITz, ST. 3-3626i
eyes,, RA. 6-44S2.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
SI,1OO DOWN-GI

This, 3-bedroom, 2.bath rambler
with family foom and full base
ment ofiers in addition q modern
WeStinRhouse kitchen with glassed
window wall. oven, garbage dis
poSel and natural wood cabinets
All bedrooms are twin size. on GI
financing monthly payments. in
cluding principal, interest, taxes
and insurance. will be S133. Full
Evening star., 1960-10-24
Falls Church
$15,5O0

A. completely charming, a-bedroona
full basement Cape Cod with big
Kitchen and dining room plus 49,
It., living room with fireplace
Other features include 9 screened
side porch and beautiful lot with
nice shrubbery. Only $3.50 down,
FHA.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
LISTIMGS WANTED
COUNTRY PROPERTY

HOUSES FOR SALE, apt. and
rooms rental; prospects and ten
nants. waiting. Tu. 2-2203.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
Special Notice

Take time to see this N. Arlington
home. You'll more than appreciate
the excellent proximity to every.
thing. A nice, 3-bedrm. brick
home on q tree-shaded lot. Been
Basement. S pinetpsneied neps T5h rec' SAf0a' 1%
screened porch and patio? Well,
here 1t is and 1t can be yours
for only Sls,950. Don't let this
pass you by. Call IA. 5-940C
Evening star., 1960-10-24

POTOMAC HILLS 1ch1in Bridge
a.E area ,ndlss 2 miles from p c1MSessut Io,is
sptcTs sM Colonial Ri'n srchiteetnre Santecnn
in top prestiSe area: formal din
rm.. large model kitchen. 26x2t
paneled family room. Large loar
assumption; low dn. pymt. or rent
with option to buy. Call ia
7-6525 for whatever your needs
may be; WALTER R. REYNOLDS
Evening star., 1960-10-24
$500
MOVE IN

= Twinbrook-3 bedrms., kit.
dining rm., bath; full base.
ment. 20-ft. screened porch,
level lot. S135 per month.
DONLEY CONSTRUCTION
Co, INC, HA. 7-71s7, VIII.
6-S622.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
SPACE PROBLEM?

Look at this 4-bedrm. detached
home in FOREST HEIGHTS. with
beautiful view OF river. Modern
kit, dishwasher and disposal.
Manv other extras. Small dn.
payment.
Hartman Realty, Inc.
Lu. 4-34nO Ewes. LII. 1-11n2
Evening star., 1960-10-24
Assume Lge. 4h6 Loan

800 NA4AAN AI5O' u 70 AOeIAA
Low settlement costs after reason
able down payment. No red tape,
Just move into this well planned
brick rambler. Full basement with
fireplace, 3 nice-size bedrooms, IA
baths. large living room with fire.
place, dining room, modern kitchen
With everything; Large landscaped
fenced back yard. Suburban al.
mosphere, Just 20 Minis from 14th
Street Bridge. Low 20s. II you
missed exceptional buys before,
call this minute, TIE, 6-1415.
TOWN & COUNTRY
8 TO 9
Evening star., 1960-10-24
AUTOM0TIVE MISC.
AVIATION
AUTOS 4 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIRCHILD "a, will sell outright
or = shares considered. RE. g.
9145. RE. 6-3497.
Evening star., 1960-10-24
II Minis. to Pentagon

Il MIIlS. 10 FHIICdRUII
Need to get TO the once in q hurryi
This is 1t! Only 12 minis. to Penta-
gon in the Country Club area
Brick Cape Cod with 3 very large
bedrooms (21xl2, l9xl2, 13xl0,
2 full baths, separate dining room,
large modern kitchen with space
enough for breakfast set. Maids
room and bath in full daylight
rear illness Ia family forcins saie h
at q greatly reduced price. You
cannot afford to pass this UP. KE
$4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-24

READ!
Near W. @. and C. C. nestles this
completely redecorated brick Cape
Cod, expandable and vacant, on
quiet, shady street. Amazing price
OF S $3.50, in much higher
priced neighborhood. See today.
F. w. BERENS, Realtors
2160 N. dlebe Rd. IA. 5-0707
SOPHISTICATED MODERN
Architects dream come true; spa
cious two-story living room with
beamed ceiling and stone fireplace,
five luxury-size bedrooms, each
with connecting bath: modern,
fully equipped kitchen with adjoin-
ing Gift. family room with fire-
place. spacious double carport with
work shop and storage area: 1S-ft.
screened porch, through Slidins
glass doors from living room for
added summertime entertainine
area. All these features on q
lovely wooded lz-acre lot in NORTH
Arlington's finest riverside loca'
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON
ia. $1,000 Open . til
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GETTING AROUND Continue, from 90.

her lawn, says Mrs. Lehner, but they have
made her very popular in the neighborhood
since she has produced, and distributed
bumper crop of radishes
We like the sound of the Designers Bowl
ing League which is part of the Womens
International Bowling Congress and also part
of the Newfown Square, Pennsylvania, Wom-
ems Club. The twelve teams in this league are
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-14

named after top high-fashion designers, such
as Dior, Suzy Perette, Cell Chapman and
other best-dressed personalities from Paris
and Seventh Avenue. Last year, the Ben
Zuckerman four led the field, but this season
they're getting some stiff competition from
the Tina Lesser and Chanel teams
Anyone who has cows knows that their
front teeth often wear down from abrasive
materials picked. up with the grass they eat
We are happy to note that the problem has
been solved out in Sedgwick, Colorado, by
Dr. Ward Newcomb, dentist, who fitted the
worn teeth of Mr. Rood Menters cows with
stalnless-steel caps. Instead of being pain
fully starved off in their prime, Mr.. Mentors
herd can now chomp merrily on to a long
and productive old age.
Because so many visiting motorists COM
planned about being led so far astray, drec-
tlonal sign on Michigan Highway has been
changed from "Defour-44 miles," to DE
tour THlaee-44 miles,"
what have you heard that's new, unusual
or funny? We pay $40 for each item on
acceptance. Write to Getting Around" clio
SUBURBlA TODAY, 60 East 56th Street,
New York D, New York.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-14

Louisa Venable Kyle, in Plymouth, Michi-
gan recently heard of family involved
in serious automobile accident Their
neighbors thoughtfully prepared and brought
over supply of cakes, casseroles, fried
chicken, and other food to see the family
through the emergency. None of the china
was identified, however, so they do not know
where to return the dishes. Miss Kyle wants
to remind all those well-meaning people who
bring presents to sick or bereaved families to
write their names clearly on the bottom of the
dish, so that this additional and unnecessary
problem can be avoided.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-14

WIN hOiSSS. MIS- DOuge, shopping near CQc-
tns, arizona, one afternoon, came across two
reproductions of her husbands work. Thew
were marked Japanese Art"
If anybody knows how to help DANNY
Lupo write to him-quickly. Mr. Lupo lives
in WandnGssa, New Jersey He also has
golf range there. On his golf range, he has
many round, white golf balls Over his golf
range, he has thousands of sea guls Cured
there by nearby garbage Dump that fly off
with his golf balls, mistaking them for pros
pective offspring. He's tried everything, from
tape-recorded loud warning noises to sprin-
king pepper on the eggs-er, golf baIls-but
nothing helps. It's against the law to kill sea
gulls, so what, pray, is the poor man to do?
Never plant anything unless you're pretty
sure you know what it is, warns Mrs. Victor
Lehner, of GIenview, Illinois, Her sister pre-
sented her with some seeds which, she prom
ised, would grow into beautiful blooms for
the garden in front of her picture window.
They haven't added much to the beauty of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-14

Adee Dodge is Navajo Indian artist who
is world-famous for his beautiful paintings of
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-30

century (1O.D, McGhee of Jackson
in the high hurdles (14.S), Gully
of Jackson State in the mile run
(4:44.5, Boyd of Stillman in the
broad jump (211O, and Clay of
Alcorn in the discus 1925.
In the high school division new
marks were hunk up in the one
mile run, Mccoy of Greenville
(4:3S.3), the 44O relay (Yazoo
City, 44.3), the shot put Wallace
of Yazoo City (47'5); while Mar
shall of Coleman High tied the
5'11 mark set by Ralph Boston
of Oak Park (Laurel) in 1857 for
the high jump.
Other first place winners in the
high school division were Floyd
of Lanier in the century (10.2)
Rouser of Lanier in the 100 low
hurdles (22.7), Cox of Yazoo City
in the 440 run (52.5), Yazoo City
in the, Spring Medley Relay 6:
49.4). Lanier in the one mile relay
1889, Woodland of Yazoo City
in the broad jump 1888, Kinney
CT Lanier in the discus (137'8),
and Magee of Hill in the pole
vault 11 feet).
In tennis, Stillman of Tuscaloosa
and host Tougaloo divided honors
The Tigers from Alabama took
doubles honors while George Jones
CT Tougaloo won the singles finals
in a 26 set marathon.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-30

tiesburg followed with 15k, while
Coleman of Greenville finished with
IAN. Addison of Port Gibson
Brinkley of Jackson, and 33rd
Street of Gulfport followed in
that order.
Four new records were smashed
in each division. McGhee of Jack
sor State set new standard in
the 220 low hurdles with &c.
seconds sprint around the curve
to erase the old mark of 26.5. Spen-
GER of Jackson set a new mark
in the shot with a heave of 45' 11a
inches; the old mark was 43'4.
Ronnie Mosley, Tougaloo's "Jack
of all trades" broke his own pole
vault mark of IL feet with vault
of 1873 inches. The final new
mark hung up was the brilliant eff
fort of Alcorn's mile relay team.
The Braves broke the old mile re-
lay mark by clipping three seconds
off the standard hung up by Hus-
ton-Tillotson of Austin, Texas IL
1858. The new time was 1921.
Other first place winners were
Jackson in the two mile relay.
featuring a great anchor leg by
Gates who made up forty yard
deficit to nose out the Tougaloo
Bulldogs; Alcorn in the 440 relay
apo, Stewart of Alcorn in the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-30

Seminary in Pennsylvania and the
TIL. D degree from Boston Univer-
sity.
He served as professor and dean
at Virginia Union, 1949-1953, and
as vice president from 1853 until
his election to the presidency
there in 1866.
He participated in a study Of
foreign missions for the American
Baptist Convention in Europe,
Near East, India and Burma in
1853 and toured Eastern Europe,
Soviet Union and the Baltic States
for the Baptist World Alliance in
1858.
He is a member of the Commits
sion on Liberal Education for the
Association of American Colleges,
the National Committee of the
Presidents 1860 White House Con-
ference on Children and Youth and
the Executive Board of the South
ern Regional Council.
He is married to the former Miss
Bessie Tate of Fredericksburg,
Va, and the couple has two sons,
Herbert Stuart and Timothy De-
Witt.
DR.. Gibbs became acting presi-
dent in late 1856 and was elected
to the presidency in early 1856.
He came to the college in 1926
as dean of men and instructor in
military science, became instruc-
tor in education and history in
1927 and was elevated as dean of
the School of Education & Science
in 1929, position held until cleo
ton to the top post.
During the better than four
years DR.. Gibbs served as presi-
dent the college gained full men,
bership in the Southern Associa-
ton of Colleges and Secondary
Schools, launched new building
program to include: a dormitory
for girls, cafeteria, buildings for
agricultural engineering, masonry
and paint shop addition to the
Technical Institute, arts, addition
to the present Hines Hall (Chemis-
try Building), field house and ath-
letic field improvements. A new
program in African Studies was
installed last year and approval
has been granted for the purchase
of additional land area adjacent
to the present campus.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-30
|&1l1S CORNER
JACKSON STATE and YAZ00 HIGH
WIN RELAYS AT TOUGALOO

Tougaloo, Miss. - The Jackson
State thinly clads pulled a big up
set here Saturday by rolling up
45 points to win the coveted meet
Trophy in the fourth running of
the Tougall Relays. Highly fav-
ored Alcorn followed with SO
points while host team, Tougaloo
surprised with 81 points for the
third place slot. The rest in the
field were lost in the scuffle.
In the high school division fav-
ored Yazoo City Training School
of Yazoo City rolled up 411a points
to overcome Lanier of Jackson.
who trailed with 35a. Jim Hill
of Jackson had 16, Rowan of Hat
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-30
Court Asked
To Ban Alien
|Strikebreakers

The Meat Cutters have renewed
a request to federal court to put
teeth into finding by Labor Sec.
James p. Mitchell that the Peyton
Packing Co., Ell Paso, Tex, should
not be permitted to bring in aliens
to serve as strikebreakers.
The union is challenging q JUS
tice Dept. claim that the ban on
importation Of strikebreakers from
Mexico should apply only to new
job applicants-not to Mexican ma
tionals who had already taken jobs
at the plant whose regular workers
went on strike Mar. 2, 1869.
Latest legal brief by the Meat
Cutters is an answer to a Justice
Dept. motion for dismissal of the
unions petition asking the U. S
district court in Washington, d. c..
to force Atty. Gen. William P.
Rogers and immigration Commits
sioner Joseph M. Swing to bar
from the country the $50 aliens
the union says commute daily from
Juarez, Mexico.
Last October, Mitchell issued a
finding that "the admission of any
aliens to the United States for
employment at the Peyton Packing
Co. during the strike now in prog
ress will adversely affect the
wages and working conditions of
workers in the United States" The
Justice Dept. & immigration Ser
vice held the finding inapplicable
to Mexicans already employed.
Under the Rogers Swing inter-
probation, the union contends,
Mitchells findings would remain
meaningless since the strikebreak-
ers would be permitted to continue
crossing the border and forcing
down wage levels.
The union brief declared: "The
committing aliens working as
strikebreakers for Peyton accept
wages considerably below those
which prevailed prior to the strike.
The strike was in large part caused
by a substantial wage cut which
the company forced on its en-
ployes. Obviously the alien strike
breakers who live at a lower stand
ard of living across the border, in
accepting low wages and poor
working conditions, tend to de-
press wages generally"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-30
DR.. Samuel
Continued from Page One)

new president is a graduate of Vir-
ginia Union in 1912, holds the B..
d. degree from Grocer Theological
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-30

called the proposal unwise in view
of the widespread sit-ins through
out the South. :
There have been demonstrations
in Lexington and Frankfort, KY,
. but none in Louisville thus far. A
factor in this has been the hope
that a negotiated settlement could
be worked out.
Last month, however, the alder
men refused to pass an ordinance
forbidding hotels, motels, restaur-
ants, theaters, and similar places
to refuse service to citizens be-
cause of their color. Instead, the
board adopted a resolution saying
it opposed forced integration."
Dime store lunch counters here
were integrated two years ago af-
ter unpublished sit-ins. However,
restaurants, theaters, some hotels,
and department-store lunch rooms
continue to discriminate.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-30
d.. Durham, ,Oell- knoOn dietitan, tells auhy
"Carnation is the brand of my choice
for cooking and for coffee"

DR.. Elizabeth Durham heads the home
economics department at Central State
College, WilbeEforce, Ohio. "Carnation has
such delicious, creamy goodness, my
students see The difference right way" DR.
Durham says. TT even whips like cream!
And il gives such smooth results In cooking,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-30

The sultan kept his harem sew
eral miles away from his palace,
and each day he sent a trusted
servant to fetch one of the wives.
The sultan lived to be 81, the serv-
ant died at the age of 40.
Moral: It's not the women who
kill you, it's the running after
them.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-30
Southern Tv -,
Continued from Page One)

NCOHIIHueu ITUIII rage OHtJ
vanni."
Miss Price, who appeared in
Giovanni" as Donna Anna among
a dominantly white cast had ap-
peared in three other NBC tele-
casts in recent years which also
had been turned down by affiliat-
ed Southern stations. One of her
previous NBC assignments was in
"Tosca."
Miss Price is native of Laurel,
Miss, and the protege of wealthy
Laurel white woman.