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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10

yANIED AT ONCE - Curu
Girls. Must be IL years a.
No experience necessary.
Call Mrs. j. II. Ward at
Hide-A-Way in Whiteville,
Mi 1883 OF Mi 2-3l96.
Aug.3-31pd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
STEM RAPHER NOTE

BOOKS. Yes. ne have then
for just 80 cents each. Tabor
City Tribune.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
BALE PRICE TAGS in two

sizes. Bright cOlOrS that
make your bargain items
stand out, 500 to a box al
ready strung. For sale by
'hc Tabor City Tribune. Al
SO, SOLD" tags in bright
red.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10

d by the Following Tabor City Firms:
w. F. Cox Compan Carroll Sales Company
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10

ASHE FEE WILL BAPTISr
CHU RICH: Rev. Clarence Crib,
pastor: sunday School 10 90
A M: Worship Services 2nd
and 4th Sundays 100 A M.
Ind and 18th Sundays 700 T. N.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday,
100 + NJ
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10

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Evening star., 1960-05-16
KhrushchevMokesHoy,
But on a Cloudy Day

PARIS. May 16 CAP).-Ni-
kita Khrushchev made some
hay yesterday. although the sun
wasn't shining.
1t happened this way:
The Soviet Premier spent the
night at nearby Brunoy, where
Russia's ambassador to France,
Sergei Vinogradov, has a sum-
mer home.
The gates were clampeo
tight on the summer house
drive. Police with dogs pa.
trolled the adjacent area. The
public was not allowed inside
the gates.
But while the public couldn't
get inside the gates, Mr.. Khru.
shchev could get outside them
Shortly before noon the
Premier decided to take a walk
in the nearby countryside.
The morning was overcast
but cool for walking.
Strolling a leafy lane, Mr.
Khrushchev came to a house
Seeing the door open, he looked
inside and asked for the owner
Monsieur Blondin is outsid,
making hay" said a young girl
Making hay?" asked thu
Evening star., 1960-05-16
Governors
In West Note
Kennedy

SEATTLE. Wash. May Ii
(AP). Senator Kennedy's
stock as a Democratic presi-
Dental contender showed a sig
ni1icant rise among, Governors
Of the Far West today.
Democratic Governors, most.
ly uncommitted themselves, de.
clared generally that Senator
Kennedy made great strides
toward the nomination by hi:
West Virginia primary victory
over Senator Humphrey oi
Minnesota.
Two Of the Governors, on q
don't-quote-me basis. indicated
their personal preference fol
the Massachusetts, Senator.
Oregon's Republican Cover.
nor, Mark Hatfield, said thai
he Is sticking to his predic.
tion that Senator Wayne
Morse, Democrat Of Oregon
would win the States Demo.
cratic presidential primary Fri.
day.
But he added he wouldn't b,
surprised to see Senator Ken.
nedy pull on an upset in tht
balloting for II delegates.
The Governors, here for {
conference. gave their views Ii
an Associated Press survey.
Democratic delegates from
the l3 Western States, in,
cluding Hawaii and Alaska, viii
command 271 of the 76l vote,
needed to nominate at the Lo!
Angeles convention.
Oregon is the only Western
State with Democratic presi.
dental candidates on a primary
ballot. All of the others choose
delegates in party meetings OF
will send delegations either un.
committed or pledged to 9
favorite son.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
Adenuuer Party
Hit by Socialists

STUTTGART, Germany
May Is (AP).-Socialist gains
cut the strength of Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer's Christian
Democrats in a major state
election yesterday.
The Christian Democrats re-
tanned their majority in Baden
Wuerttemberg, West Ger
many's third largest state, but
the Socialists were the only
party to emerge from the poll
with added strength.
Only a little more than ;
million of the 5 million eligible
voters cast ballots.
Final unoficial returns gave
the Christian Democrats 39.4
per cent of the popular vote
and the Socialists 35.5 per cent
In the last state elections, Il
was 42.6 and 28.9. respectively
The Christian Democrats
lost more than 100000 votes
while the Socialists picked ur
more than 100000. Compared
with the national election ol
1857. when Mr.. Adenauel
scored a landslide victory, the
Christian Democratic losses II
the state were even worse
Then, they picked 52.8 against
the Socialists 25.S per cent.
Evening star., 1960-05-16

Premier, himself an old farmer,
What do you mean?"
II mean he's cutting the long
grass" said the girl.
The exchange took place
through an interpreter.
Thanking the girl, the Rus
sian leader went outside. A
short distance from the house
he found Mr.. Blondin swinging
a scythe.
Mr.. Khrushchev introduced
himself, watched for q while
and then asked the man if he
could have a go.
"Of course" replied Mr.
Blondin. who related the Incl
dent to reporters later.
"Mr. Khrushchev has a fair
cutting notion" he explained,
"but as he's a stout gentleman,
his stomach interferred with
his swing"
Evening star., 1960-05-16
AID

Continued From First Page
tion bill that substantially all
of the funds requested are nee
essary for carrying forward the
important economic aspects of
the program"
The new authorization meas
ure put a ceiling of $l,366, ,20o.-
900 on the economic aid pro-
gram. New authority was not
necessary for the military aid
program and the Development
Loan Fund appropriations.
Mr.. Eisenhower noted that
with one regrettable excep-
ton" Congress vote d down
amendments which would "ad-
versely affect our foreign re-
lations or impair the admins
tration Of the program"
Regrets" UAR Clause
White House officials said
the amendment he regretted
was one inviting him to with
hold aid from the United Arab
Republic as long as that coun-
try bars Israeli shipping from
the Suez Canal.
The bill Mr.. Eisenhower
signed merely puts a ceiling on
the amount that may be appro-
priated for foreign aid. The ac-
tual appropriation still is to be
made. and there has been much
speculation that Congress may
reduce the appropriation below
the amount authorized.
The authorization is $88, $780, :
900 less than Mr.. Eisenhower
had asked.
The new law contains q Sec
tioi calling for Congress to
have more ready access to in
formation about foreign aid
programs, but still provides
that information may be with
held if the President personally
certities that it should be.
Another policy section di-
rects that Fidel Castro's Cuban
government shall receive no
further aid unless the Presi-
dent specifically authorizes it
"a section aimed at Mr.. Cas-
tro's anti United States poll
icieS.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
BROADCASTING
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
ingly, III let you know when
I hear from him"
No other political questions
were put to Mr.. Stevenson in
the course of an hours civil
and somewhat repetitive dis
cussion Of ways and means of
bringing presidential candidates
before the public in equal
measure. F@E
Senator Scott, Republican of
Pennsylvania. gave Mr.. Steven
son the news of the chaos at
the summit attendant on the
withdrawal of Mr.. Khrush-
chev's invitation to President
Eisenhower to visit Russia.
Mr.. Stevenson said he
thought the news was very
sad"
AS he was about to leave,
having been thanked and COM
plimented by all committee
members. Mr.. Stevenson was
surrounded. Subcommittee
Chairman PaStore requested
Mr.. Stevenson's public to make
way for the next witness.
Outside, Mr.. Stevenson in
answer to questions, said he did
not expect to indorse a candi-
date for the Democratic nom
ination Immediately, that he
would go to the Democratic
National Convention in Los
Angeles, but not as a delegate,
and that he would do anything
he was asked to do there.
The he led the press a merry
chase down the back corridors
of the Senate Office Building
halted at Senator Monroney's
Office to get his hat, and said
that 1t would be very foolish
for him to comment on the
political results of rhe rapidly
changing summit situation.
Asked where he would sill
at the Democratic National
Convention. he replied:
I'm a seat, I hope" and
quoted a bit of doggerel tc
illustrate:
Il like less and less these
public affairs
Where the people outnumber
the comfortable chairs"
Evening star., 1960-05-16
Continued From First Page

SOHtlnucu EEOLn riISt age
mary as Oregon,s favorite son
for the Democratic nomination.
Senator Symington said Sen
ator Morse is entitled to the
II votes of his home State
delegation at the Democratic
convention, as Senator Ken
nedy is to the support of the
Massachusetts, delegation. Sen
ator johnson to that of Texas
and himself to the votes OF
Missouri.
Senator Kennedy slapped al
Senator Symingtop again foI
refusing to hop actively into
any primary.
Nor am I quite clear" he
added. in a statement Scrawled
on a pad on his knee, "as to
the exact arrangement between
Senator Morse and Senator
Symington as to delegate trad
ing. In any case. any arrange
Evening star., 1960-05-16
OREGON
Primary Candidates
Try to Halt Kennedy

ment such as this defeats the
purpose of the Oregon pri-
mary. I'm going to continue
to rum"
In his statement Senator Sy-
mington branded as obviously
absurd" what he described as
a claim by Senator Kennedy
that the Oregon primary will
be a test Of strength between
U.s."
The same. he said. applies to
a Kennedy claim that the pri-
mary also will test the value
of former President Truman's
Endorsement Of Senator Sy-
mington for the Democratic
nomination.
Says He Couldn't Quit
Senator Symington said his
name was entered by Oregon'S
Secretary of State before he
had decided whether or not tC
be a candidate and under
Oregon law I could not with
draw it."
(Under the Oregon law,
an affidavit to the Secretary
of State by Senator Syming-
ton declaring that he was
not a candidate would have
kept his name of the ballot.
This was the procedure fol-
lowed by Mr.. Stevenson to
keep his name from the
ballot.)
Senators Morse, Kennedy
Symington and johnson all are
on the ballot in Oregon's pri.
mary Friday. So is Senator
Humphrey of Minnesota, even
though he withdrew from the
scramble for the Democratic
nomination after taking q
drubbing from Senator Ken
nedy in West Virginia.
Only Senator's Morse and
Kennedy are actually cam
paigning in Oregon. Senator
Kennedy keeps saying he ex-
poets Senator Morse to run
strongly and win, because a
local man running against
three outsiders has a great
great advantage"
Evening star., 1960-05-16
Forming in BruziI

RIO DE JANEIRO.-Three
fifthS Of Brazil's labor force is
employed in agriculture. One
third Of the national income
is derived from farming.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
LOST

BLACK PLASTIC pocket book, on l4th
St. bet, Irving and Park I'd. Muir
phys basement check-out counter
Riedsd Reedsd Re%sTs DIsSss All return Medicine
BRACELET. charm, gold stretch. mush-
ward. LOUISE sANTI, NE. S-7906.
BRIEF CASE, brown upper, Mexican,
containing misc. papers; reward. Wo.
CLUSTER RING, 10 .diamouds; Can
ward. RE 7-7S6s. ~
DOG. mixed, ,fiuffy. brown, spayed fe-
Gads Gsurch hyiIy' Jh 7S9gs, 7SS9nsesssai sifsI Fails
DOG fem. shsltie. tri3solor, 8 or 2
TAX. PIX; reward, JU. S-i24S.
DOG, basset, female. tri-coiored, on
May Is; vic Alex. Reward. oV. g.
DOG, German shepherd, female, spayed
"a years; answer to 'Sabins." Re-
HALF BASsET. HALF BEAGLE; vic
Nsm. NMsa1oE p,1iss lane SInsg Sheyy Chase Ma
chain collar Reward. OIL. 2-232O.
PURSE, lady's, French, containing
money and permit. vicinity of Giant
Food Store in Eastover. on Sat. Re-
ward. Lo. 7-2445.
RING, Naval Academy, class Of 1919;
VIC. OF 5000 GEORGETOWN rd.; reward
Chevy Chase Club, OIL. 2-410O.
SUIT COAT, mans gray flannel, be-
cc9mbia MeGidlss rd sevaTd pIaee eo nv SesS and
WATCH, lady,s, Elsin, Sun, 1905
Call FE. 1887.
Evening star., 1960-05-16
FOUND

COCKER SPANIEL-Black male, sat
evening vic. 40th ave. and Jefferson
81, Hyattsville. WA. 7-369T after
pm.
PARAKEET, young, female: vicinity
Queenstown, Sun, May 8. AP. 7-5To6
Published Dolly and Sunday
Second Gloss Postaes Poid
al Woshineton. b. {.
al 225 virpnio Ave. So.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
PROPOSALS
tcOhTINueDl

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM.
TARY COMMISSION, CONTRACT
NO. 2S5e-S-SEWER CONSTRUCT
structinE In University Boulevard
West, TEMPLES Subdivision, Mont
Sposimy.,.GIS Dpmsiry GISuntSyi aS6 Ms.rylspd, Nc. & az,
and 1855 feet Of S-inch plain
concrete cor % Or yitritisd pipe sew
sGs eed So fes vim Of ss sswe T.dsSs sGSss
the Wsshinston Suburban seni-
tary Commission. 4017 Hamilton
Street, Hyattsville. Maryland. un-
III Monday, Nol emteF II, 1900, al
1900 AM, Eastern Standard
Time, at which place and time
they will be publicly opened and
reads Plans and Specifications
Tor this contract may be obtained
from the once o. the Chief En-
gineer Of the Commission. Plans
H. SMITH, Chairman; WILLARD
A., NORRIS, v. Chairman: VIII
BLAND. btAN NORRIS kkssT1f' u spIeel }eaEs w1l. ?:
LIAM B. WHETHER. Commission.
ers: Attest: JOHN T. BoNIFANT,
secretary. no11
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM.
TARY COMMISSION, CONTRACT
NC. 2T77-W&S.-WATER MAIN
AND SEWER CONSTRUCTION
sealed proposals for constructing
in Kerton Drive and Kentor Place,
COLLEGE View. Montgomery County,
Maryland. approximately 305 feet
OF 6.inch and 3I5 feet Of l0-ineh
water. house connections, $40 feet
OF f-tnch and 6l5 feet Of S-ipch
plain. concrete or vitriied pine
sewers and 430 feet of sewer
house connections, will be received
a. the ONCE OF the Secretary Of
the Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commission. 4OI7 Hamilton
street, Hyattsville.. Maryland. un-
III Monday. November Fl, 1860, at
1880 AM, Eastern Standard
Time. al which place and time
they will be publicly opened and
read. Plans and Specification
for this contract NAV be obtained
from the once OF the Chief En-
gineer Of the. Commission, Plans |
and Specifications Section. BLAIR |
H. SMITH. Chairman; WILLARD |
A.. NORRIS, W. Chairman: WILL
BLAND. Norris v V sPiccIE. icGES WI: Z:
LIAM :" WHEELER. Comniission-
srs. , est: JOHN T. BoNiFANT. |
secretly. no11
Evening star., 1960-11-11

constFpctien eaaipment. Can La
6-7313 after 9 pm.
MEN, PART TINE, white, live In
Arl. or Fairfax County; 3 ewes
and Sat-; average over $40 weekly
no exper. nec.; have car. Phone
DU, 6-0O64 after @ p.m.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
LEGAL NOTICES
N. MEYER BAKER. ESQUIRE,
Attorney,
6I3 18th Street NV,
Washington B, d. c.

~
(Filed October IL. 1860,
HARRY M. HULL, Clerk)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Gf MEYER fES Risslsfs BAKER FiSint SSinmsia VS.
His Unknown Heirs, Devisees and
Alienees, Defendants.-Civil Action
No. Capitalization, Un-
known Defendant.-The object Of
this suit is to establish Of record.
by adverse possession, the title to
the plaintiff in and to Lot Num-
bered Three (3). in square Mum.
Forty-three l5340. In the sub
recorded in the ONCE OF the Sur
veyor for the District OF Columbia,
in Liber "a, at Folio /. On mo-
tion of the plaintiff. it is. This
18th day OF october. 1860. Or
DFRED. that the defendant. WILL
LIAM H.. HAIG and all of his
unknown heirs, devisees and alien
ses' cause ,e their appearanse to to
the first rule day occurring after
the expiration Of three months
cause will be proceeded With as in
d case of default. PROVIDED. q
copy Of this order he published
{ twice a month for three months
IN the, Washington Law Reoorter,
Sstdrd Snd The = dveninE Stsr Esy,gapsT Sg
Pe'GIe McLAudHh1HN, ina HaH Jadse' }s cHnsaffS SEATS
A True Copy. Test: larry Nj.
sHANNoN ssHGAhEi SIerk; beputy by cieIks AMELlA G.
pc14,2 mod, / -de2,g
Evening star., 1960-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES

] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts incurred by anyone
other than myself. ALLEN II.
MOORE, jr. Accokeek, Nd.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
just dial Il. $4,000 -stor Classified
HELP WOMEN

TYPIsT-CLERK, white, young Seo.
$50 wk. See Mr.. Wrieht. inom,ys
RE; !, Z 1855. BoyDis Zoo o'n1sfS istS
Evening star., 1960-11-11

NI0HTe-Must be fairly experi-
enced in hotel or elub work. Ref
erenees required. Salary open. Ap-
ply OFFICERS CLUB, NAVAL
WEAPONS PLANT. 1lth and o
Evening star., 1960-11-11
PROPOSALS

TARY COMMISSION, CONTRACT
NO. 5-W&S.-WATER MAIN
AND SEWER CONSTRUCTION
Sealed proposals for constructing
in Eads Street. Camelot Street,
Oriental Street. Iris Street and
30-foot path, Aspen Hill Park,
Montgomery County, Maryland,
approximately 1,020 feet Of g.
inch, ,O65 feet OF S-inch and
1870 feet of lo-inch water mains,
.46O feet of a4-inch water house
connections, 915 feet of 6-inch
and 2.2O5 feet of S-inch plain
concrete or vitrifled pipe sew
ers and 1870 feet OF sewer
house connections, will be received
at the Office of the Secretary Of
the Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commission. 4Ol1 Hamilton
Street, Hyattsville. Maryland. un-
til Mcnda". Novem' cr II, 1860. at
1890 AM, Eastern Standard
Time. at which place and time
they will be pvblicly opened and
read. Plans and Specifications
for this contract NAV be obtained
from the office o. the Chief En-
gineer Of the, Commission. Plans
and Specifications Section. BLAIR
H. SMITH. Chairman; WILLARD
A., NORRIS. Y. Chairman: VIII
BLAND. NORRIS V, sPIcCi, VIII
LIAM B. WHEELER. Commission
ers. Attest: JOHN :. BoN1FANT.
Secretary. noli
Evening star., 1960-11-11

DU. 6-0O64 after Q pm.
Microfilm Camera Opr.
Experienced. FE. 3-s393.
MUSICIANS, western, folks. lead
guitar, violin. bass players. After
pm. JE 4-2915,
NIGHT CLERK. white, for large
air-conditioned building, hours
IL TO z an, 9 nights Q week
Paid vacation, pleasant working
conditions. References required.
Must be mature, sober and re-
liable. Apply in person, Mr.. BE-
TOR, between 8 and IL. $500
Quebec st. NV.
OFFICE MANAGER for national
manufacturer opening new district
sales office in Arlington, virginia.
Experience In sales ofice pro-
cedures and some knowledge OF
building materials helpful. State
educational and business back
| ground and salary desired. This
position. Box 99-H, Star.
PLUMBER, jobbing. experienced In
operating all types Of electrical
drain GRAZ esSipmens' tSp TassSi stesa' @
TU. 2.190O.
PLUMBER, exper. In new-house
work. r. A. ADAMsON. Apply
rear 9525 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring, Md.
PRINTING DETAIL MAN-Excel
opportunity in growing Arm. Give
personal statistics and experience
Box 135-H. Star.
PRINTER PRESsMAN, for letter.
prsss-offset combination shop; ex-
ecnSlt,t ceilent opportunity sd,. icr reliable
soUTHERN aTrhk pRiNTiNo ITiSsf CO., ooDs9inEi a4Yi
Wilson blvd. Arl. Apply in per-
son, to Mr.. WALTER, No phone
calls accepted.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ACTIVE REAL ESTATE organiza-
ton Is in desperate need of full
or part-time sales personnel Con-
tact Mr.. Portell at RE. 7-0002 or
JU. 5-0SSO.
GRACE W. KLEIN g. CO.. INC.
BEAUTICIAN, male or female with
some following preferred; highest
sal. and comm, excel. hrs. and
working cond. MARY CHESS
SALON de Couture. EN-. 2-6123.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
HELp MEN
fcONTlNuEp,

AUTO MECHANIC, Chrysler prod.
post lifts. Above average earnings,
permanent employment. all ems
ploye BENEFITS including paid va.
cation. See Mr. Breeder. ANA
COSTA CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH.
l7OS Good Eope rd.. sc.
AUTO SALES TEAM CAPTAIN to
handle crew Of tnexuerienced sales
men, former experience with Hull
y Dobhs or similar-type organiza- :
ton preferred. Call L. D. COCKER
HAM, TU. q 100 between 10 am.
and 3 pm. for appointment.
AUTO SALESMAN to sell used cars
Tor one Of the areas largest new
car dealers, Complete stock Of
late model cars. to sell from.
highest comm; paid. Car and gas
furnished. Company Dement'S,
profit sharing, etc. Apply IN per-
INC. s4th and Eennins rd. me- ne. :
AUTO statesmen
Your chance to come with a going
concern. You can make up to
SI,oOO Q ". Good working conds :,
trans: fioor periods. JAY CHEW
HoLET, INC, Upper Marlboro,
No: MA. !-2SSS: ask for Mr..
Dement,. Sales Manager.
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ME-
CHANlG.. all bench work; SIPS per
week. La. 10000.
BARMAN, white. 2I-35: no expef
needed; 9 nights. Apply LIZ.
.o09 uniy. blvd. w. Wheaton, Md.
BIBLE statesmen
Fgi or part time. Apply RIM.
am. UN. 4-79i0. ''o
Bo0KKEEPER and assistant once
MANAGER for NortherA va GEN.
eral Motors dealer, Automotiye
experience preferred but will con.
sider person with good aualifica.
tlons. Excellent Opportunity to
learn all phases Of automotive
accounting, Modern air-cond. Of.
nee. disqualification and life I'M
suLanee Dement'S and paid vaca-
ability. Call Mr.. Morris al WIS
1900. -
BOYS az white, IS to 16: to work
for . premium dept. Rockville
area. Average 81 per hF. plus
bonus. JU. 5-6575. 4 to 5 pm.
BRICK LAYER FOREM A N,
thoroughly exper. on apartments,
; commercial and residential pro-
jects. Submit resume including
present employment, age salary
required and phone number for
personal interview to Box Ash,
Star.
CANvASSERSi exper. In all phases
OF home remodeling. Draw against
highest comm. No loafers. Call for
sppt. Mr.. Herman, RA. 3-3440.
CARPENTER, white, age 1888,
perm. position for right man: top
wares. co. dement's. JU. S-7440.
CAREER TRAINERS, age 2i-27,
rs or coll. Grads; car furn.;
GREEN'S EMPL.
738 18th st. NV, DI. 7-5S1S
CHEF
be fairly experi-
enced in hotel or elub work. Ref
erences required. Salary open. Ap-
ply OFFICERS CLUB, NAVAL
WEAPONS PLANT. 11th and o
StS Sc
Evening star., 1960-11-11

MECHANIC, sewing -machine exper
on family and commercial ma
chimes; perm. position. RE. T.
MECHANIC, automatic transmits
sion specialist, part-time, call JU.
7-9456. MR., HoRSMON
MECHANIC, truck experience: must
have own tools. Salary open. Ap-
ply In person, SQUARE DEAL
TRUCKING CO., INC, 1342
South Capitol st.
BANKING = Excellent
opportunity for young man to
WORK in commercial loan field in
one Of the largest fastest-grow-
inc mortgage banking firms COW
ering Washington. D. c., Mary
land and Northern VirGinia. Ap-
plications will no: be considered
unless complete lesume is fur
nished giving family and sduca-
tional background, previous ex-
perience, salary desired ana res
cent photograph. Military obli-
cation must have been tulnlled.
Box 447.H. Star.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Malone
were host and hostess TO 90
students and five teachers
from Saints Industrial School,
Lexington, Miss. on March q.
The students were members of
the class in which their
daughter, Betty Carolyn is a
member. A tasty luncheon
was served to the guests, buff
fet style. Everyone expressed
having had a most enjoyable
time.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-09
Madison
News
Mrs. A. NJ. BulIie, Agent

Sunday, April 3, a fine ser.
vice was held at China Grove
A. M. E. Church with the Sun
day School lesson beautifully
taught and Bro. c. D. Harris.
Supt., in charge. The mess
age was delivered by the pas
tor, Rev. G. R. RosenthalI. A
fine business meeting was
held on Monday night. Offer.
ing for the pastor, $45.0O. Bro.
Edgar Phillip, Sec.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-09

All Madison county Guys
and Gals are invited to see
and hear the S ROYALES
when they play for the dance
at STEVENS ROSE ROOM,
Saturday Night, April 8
Don't miss this dance.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-09

Following the singing of the
Star SpangIed Banner, a read
ing was given by Miss Viola
Yarbrough "A Talk With
God" Comments on know
Your Organization" were given
by Mrs. V. M. Pigee; Selection
Chordets: Skit, Youth Coun-
Gil; Report of President, DR..
Aaron (. Henry. Selection,
Chordets; Report of Delegates
40 minutes each), Miss M. j..
Pigee and Mr.. H. Y. Hackett:
Installation Of Officers was
impressingly done by Rev. S.
H. Jones. Freedom by 90 Com
mittee: Mr.. II. Y. Hackett,
Rev. H. A. Belin. Mr.. r. L.
Drew, Mr.. S. J. Johnson, Mrs.
Mary Carter, Mr.. John c. Mel
Choir, Prof. S. T. Nero, Mr..
James Edwards, Mrs. Maggie
Bates, Mr.. Bivins. Mrs. Emma
Garner, Miss Louella Nc
Comb. Mrs. Hattie Apnew
Mrs. Mamie Ruth Kelly, MIR.
Moore. Mr.. j. w. Cox, DR.. L..
w. McCaskill, Rev. J. D. Ray
ford, DR.. Joseph Jones, Elder
Walter Jones, Rev. E. B. Nor
ris, Mrs. E. B. Morris, Rev.
Theodore Trammell, Rev. S. H.
Jones, Rev. j. w. West, Mr..
Samuel Bailey, Mr.. Walter
Wright.