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Evening star., 1960-06-26
NICHOLAS !: :.
HE. 4-10OO

COLLEGE PK.-3-bedrm. rambler
6 yrs old Assume 41aco loan, 81:
mo: total; substantial cash REQ
96l7 51st pl.. WE. 5-309S.
PK.-S4O0 dn, Lovely
brks home. The MOST FOR
YOUR MONEY" 3 bedrms., sep
din. rm., full bsmt.. mr., all conv :;
Sl3.S0O. OPEN -. R. I. ave,
to Edgewood, right to Narragan-
sett, right to 9129. ALLEN REAL
TOR, LO. 5-195O.
COLLEGE PARK-Brand-new, 3.
bedroom rambler. Full bsmt.. lge
lot; close to transportation. Priced
to sell at S14,700. with Sl.5O0
down Call till Q pm. WA. 7-39nO
ROBERT S. DAVIS g. SON, INC
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BT0pGn
SAT. AND SUN. l TO DARK

SAT. AND SUN. l 10 DARK
Nr. White Oak Shopping Center
Brand-new, lee. 4-bedrm., 2Is-bath.
all-brk. Cape Cod with carport;
nrepl.; full bsmt., compl kit .
dishWasher, disposal; sep. din. rm
and huge. level lot Only S27 $50,
excel. financing. Name your own
terms. Also / other brand-new
SPLlT-LEVELS AND RAMBLERS
IN the same area. Priced from
S25. 900 to $4,000 with unusually
low down payment.
DIR. Out New Hampshire ave. or
Colesville rd., just past the under
pass on old Rte. 30. turn rt. on
Tracy drive, down Tracy to 1924
Kathryn I'd. and open sign.
For information, JU. 5-31l0 or VIII.
2I90SS; A. P. R. CoNSULTANTS.
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EDMONSTON

bal, FLA. OWNER, RE. 6-s667.
EDMONSTON
1905 TAYLOR RD.; detach. lse.
lot, arr. for . families, . kits,
2 baths. . pvt. entrS.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
Ho. 2-602O Evenings, MA. 2-OsOs
E. RIVERDALE-S295 dn. No set
tlement charges. Vac, 3-bedrm
Semldet.. corner brick: bsmt.. u
baths. sim. winds, drs. ME. S-12I2.
FENWICK, near Marshall Hall, Nd
Charles Co.. on beautiful Potomac
have , year-round homes or
"a acre, 3 and 4 bedrms. AL beach
PRIVILEGES Commute to Wash
inston. Mr.. DiNatale, Riverside
3-7705. LYMAN c. DELE g. CO.,
INC, II. 7-0S0a
FOREST HEIGHTS-Beautiful brk.
rambler; liv rm. with fierpl., wall
to-wall carpeting, bedrmS. and
bath, mod. kit birch cabinets.
wall oven. Spacious rec. Tm. with
picture window overlooking gar
den. Many extras. This house is
only 4 years OLD. SIGLER g. CO..
REALTORS, call Mrs. Jones. Ii.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BEST FOR YOU.-AlI-new West
ern 3-bedrm., brick-and-frame
Foothills Raneher with sep.
din. rm., huge de luxe kit. with
wall oven: liv. rm.. f1repl.; tile
bath, plus powder room and full
bsmt.; level. quarter acre in cool,
quiet, wooded, secluded neighbor-
hood Open to offers a. SiS.95O.
We Have the House For Your Home
MARYLAND SALES AP. 1905
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ADEIPHI
Adelphi

Classic Cape Cod. brick: 4 bedrms.,
= baths, rec. rm., garage, porch,
firepl.; huge beautiful lot; extras
galore. owner moving, says LETS
SELL IT."
University Realty
R. L. Stephens. NILS Realtor
He. 4-3500
ADELPHI-7-Lovely brk. rambler; 3
de luxe kit. rec. rm. w/bar. many
extras. Open -. Riggs I'd. to
Ssranac, left to Red Oak DIR. to
1909.
ALLEN REALTOR, 10. 5-1950
ADELPHIA-4-bedrm. brick on "a
acre: 3 full baths, many extras.
OWNER, HE. 9-2632.
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ACRES - Attractive
and spacious split-level with sepa-
rate din. rm, fireplace 3 bed
rms Oath of MASTER, wall oven,
surface range and table space in
kit, picture window in rec. room,
screened porch and deep wooded
lot A buy at S22.500.
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LANHAM-New custom-built s.
bedrm brick rambler; plastered
walls. aluminium windows. full
basement. Large lot. convenient
to schools and transp. $4,000.
AP 7-7l3S
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LANHAM ARE.
LANHAM-OPEN
LANHAM AREA = Lovely new 8

LANHAM AREA = Lovely new ;
large bedrm. full brick rambler.
Spacious picture window liv. rm.
guest-size din. rm, large equipped
kit, din. area, ! u tile baths, full
basement. fireplace, outside en-
trance. full Carport. Large corner
lot, shade trees. Only 5000
down. FLA. JAMES l. MUNDY,
Sp 3-T33B
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774
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1NHINNH NFE.
LAND HOI

3-bedrm. brick rambler with bsmt.
ana ana siae porch garage; elec Sit %.
Out Branch ave. to end of dual
lane, FIRST r. TO house.
BRANCH REALTY
RE. 5-722S Ewes, RE. 6-3523
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CHEVERLY-LiY. rm., firepl., sep.
din. nm. lge. kit; powder rm. list
fr.. > lge. bedrms. 2nd fir. Part
finished rec. rm. in bsmt. with
outside entr.; lge level yd.. fenced; /;
of st. parking. M school. trans.
FHA approyed. Only $3.50 dn.
FRoWNFELTER REAL ESTATE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

56A-AVrow chuse-l00fc "Sanfor-
lied" cotton wash and wear. Medium
spread. short point soft collar with
permanent stays. French cuffs. Mi
toga fit Collar sizes IA to IL. Sleeves
80 to IS. 500
56B-Arrow Deeiolene- Luxurious
wash and wear 1905 Dacron Poly
ester Tricot shirt. Never needs iron.
ing-not even little bit. Soft collar
with permanent stays. Convertible
cuffs. Collar sizes l41a to II. Sleeves
81 to IS. S.95
56C-AvVow Whip-Wash and wear
''Sanforized" broadcloth. Medium
spread. short point soft collar with
permanent stays. Convertible cuffs.
Collar sizes IA to II. Sleeves 81 to
IS. $50
SOD - Arrow Dart - Fine quality
'Sanforized broadcloth. Fused nom
wilt collar. regular length points.
Barrel cuffs. MitOga fit. Collar sizes
1872 to ID. Sleeves 30 to 81. $50
56Dl = Arrow Kwik Kip ties. As
shown on these Arrow shirts. Just
slip it under your collar and it looks
like regular tie. Quick and easy.
it comes already tied. Made of
rayon-acetate they are available in
blue. tan, grey, maroon and olive.
Each $50
Evening star., 1960-02-28

S4lI MOnJnly Guaranteed SdIdi
Most companies want men with
years of experience, established
clientele, new car and money ir
the bank. Such men don't exist
They must be trained Interna-
tional corporation has opened a
new Office in the Washington area
Ground floor opportunity for right
men
TO QUALIFY.
Age over %
Have car
WE OFFER:
l-Complete advertising trsininI
program.
Advancement opportunity.
3-Company benefits.
4-Guarantee starting salar!
SAT- per mo. plus commission
Call Federal 3-59l1. q am u
noon for appointment.
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statesmen
statesmen

Opportunity to make money selling
natl. franchise coin operated
laundry equipment. Box lS4-B,
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Statesmen

MEMS FURNISHINGS AND CLOTH
ING-PTinCe GeorgeS Plaza anG
Seven Corners stores. experience
desired, but not necessary. WA.
T-S9l5. Mr.. McGlvnn or JE. .
1896. Mr. GrOsSman.
WILSON'S MEMS STORES
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hELP MEN
Statesmen
statesmen

For retail fine wine and liauol
shop. y,u ung men, q to IS years
old preferred. aptitude and atti,
tude Of prime importance. Apply
in person. from 10 am TO 3 pm
daily at o44R 18th ST nv
Evening star., 1960-02-28

I need 2. neat, hard-working, in
duStriouS statesmen to handle the
leads created by this office. II
you qualify and need Sl5O per
week as a minimum, then contact
ANCHOR FENCE CO.. 1890
Grand view ave, Wheaton, Nd,
10 b-355G
Evening star., 1960-02-28

BOOKKFEPER: F. C.. busy office for
well qualified, personable girl
who can work under pressure,
help on phone: to SlOO. Miss
Haley, SMELLING AGCY, 6O5
l4th st n " ST 2-HSSS
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BOOKKEEPFR

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR. knowledge OF Underwood
Sunstrand; 5-day vk. Phone FE.
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SALES ENGINEER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AEe 25 to 35. Electronic instrument
sales in DC. and Va. All expenses
paid and Co. car furnished. Write
Box lob, Star.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
SALESMAN

Young. white, single, ambitious "a
Join local force OF Office equipment
company TO train for selling posi-.
ton. This is real opportunity
and challenge Phone IA. e-1ele
for appointment.
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SALESMAN

Once machine experience preferred.
but not necessary: exceptional
opportunity for aggressive man
Box 43-Z, star.
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SALESMAN

International company. a leader in
Its field, has a career opportunity
age 24-4q; OPEN GUARANTEE,
plus a commission and bonus ar
ranRemelt. extensive training pro-
gram: no travelling. Box COB,
Star
Evening star., 1960-02-28
SALESMAN
AMBITIOUS
SALESMAN

Young man, eXper. for mems veal
a. d Uniform store: perm. G. Il G
COMPANY Sl5 E ST. NV
statesmen. to sell plastic slir
covers. newspaper and TV leads
Must have late-model car. Oui
men earn over $500 per Wk Apply
Mr.. Bernie, BEAUTICRAF1
PLASTIC CO. 26lS BladenSburl
I'd. ne, LA. 9-257j.
SALESMEN-Now calling on drugs,
glit shops, variety stores New
item Never before on the market.
Diversified line Great potential.
Nationally advertised Call Mon.
for -appt. II a.m.-@:30 pm.
SALESMEN-Opportunity to sup
plement your income on a pit
basis for aggressive individuals
dlgnified direct selling; car nee
XII g-l6SS
statesmen: camera store; interest
in cameras, permanent. HENRY
CAMERA CENTER, TO King St
Alex, Va Mr.. Levin. XII 9-277
statesmen. full and part time; full
company benefits. paid vacations
disqualification. etc. Apply o am.
1 pm. WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY
CO, ll2l University blvd, Lang
Law porly
Evening star., 1960-02-28
SALES REPRESENTATIVE

Leading manufacturer OF
data processing accessory
equipment requires profess
sional salesman for Gov
eminent accounts. Expert
ence selling office equipment
or supplies, business ma
chimes or continuous forms
essential. knowledge OF
IBM accounts helpful. 5000
plus commission. MANAGE
ment opportunity. Reply
Box lS0-B, Star.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
tcoNIiNuEpl
REPRESENTATIVE 81

EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY. Ma
TIONALLY ESTABLISHED UNI
VERSITY OWNED FIRM PRO
VIDES TOP SALES TRAINING
PAYING $500 MINIMUM MONTH
GUARANTEE TO BEGINNERS
$50 PER ACCEPTANCE I'M
MEDIATELY. MANY MEN PLACE
TWO OR MORE IN ONE DAY.
NO CANVASSING, PRE- AR
RANGED APPOINTMENT MUST
BE NEAT, INTELLIGENT. PER
MANENT IN AREA. PERSONAL IN
TERVIEWS. CALL FOR APPOINT
MENT, JU. 9-69""
RESTAURANT MGR. exper. for
restaurant and cocktail LOUNGE,
good opportunity; state age. back
ground. phone no. confidential.
Box 1917. star
RETAIL ROUTEMAN. Arl. and
Alex, white, with car: no eXper.
nee, but must furnish char refs.
Phone IA 5-6315, 6 pm. TO 9 p m
ROOFERS - Must be first class
shlngle men Call II. 6-Sl0O.
ROOM CLERK-Lge. motel: day or
night shift. knowledge of hand
transcript. references, good ap-
pesrance. excel. salary Call Mr.
Peterson. so. $4,000 Sun, Mon,
Tues. only.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

Part time Fine retail business
desires qualified bookkeeper IA
mlllar with general office routine
, hrs. daily, ; days, good salary
Reference, required See Mr.
Meyers, VIM BALLANTYNE 4
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THE SUNDAY STAR E-3
Washington, D. c.
Februory 2S, 1860
HELP WOMEN
ROOKKFFPFR

Full charge bookkeeping. experience
essential BCS. degree from an
accounting school helpful Salary
commensurate with ability. Many
company benefits. including free
parking, employee discounts.
Decentralization. insurance, vaca-
tlOn. and pleasant working cCndi-
tloEs. No phone calls accepted.
See VI Ealnrcre
Evening star., 1960-02-28
statesmen

Americas leading mems Furnishings
chain has openings for saleSmer
in their new Wheaton Plaza store
Excellent earnings, full company
benefits. Wonderful opportunity fol
one looking for a future. Apply
Mr. Munaker.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS
Evening star., 1960-02-28
BEAUTICIAN
BEAUTICIAN

To work with glamor cosmetics
VIII train as makeup artist Mus
be attractive Excellent GalaTy
paid while learning
APPLY
PERSONNEL OFFICE
9Th FLOOR
Evening star., 1960-02-28

Exper. N mems clothing
and mems furnishings. II
you are looking to better
your income we have a full
time. also part-time Job
TO offer at good salary
in pleasant surroundings,
phone 10. 10000.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
HIGH COMMISSIONS AND BONUS
COMPLETE TRAINING
Statesmen

For Information Call R FawcetJ
ANCHOR FENCED DIVISION
6O3l WILSON BLVD JE. 4-lliO
Evening star., 1960-02-28
Statesmen

National manuiac-
tuTer has opening for
- ambitious Salesmen
who are interested In
permanent EMPLOY
ment and advance
ment.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
HELP MEN
SHIPPING CLERK

Man, capable Of supervising men;
must De familiar with millWoTk
and lumber. good pay plus other
benefits Apply LAMAR a. WAL
LACE. INC, 81 New York ave. ne.
Evening star., 1960-06-10

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Evening star., 1960-06-10
comparable values IS g. $50

WHAT A GIFT FOR DAD! The Hecht Co.
made q fortunate and timely special pur-
chase Of worId famed SchioporeIIi ties .
only because the factory is closing we're we
able to buy such neckweor to sell at these
prices Most imported woven silks, some
domestic silk prints . and all with the
designer name that is respected everywhere
in high fashion circles (just ask any lady
what SchioporeIIi meons).
MEMS FURNIsHINGs-THE HEIGHT CO., ALL STORES
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-21
and next issue f. +.

South Africa, with its millions of
restless and discontented Africans, is
in turmoil. The federation of Nyasa-
land, Southern and Northern Rhodesia
is nearing the breaking point, with Ny
ashland struggling to secede and estab-
liSh one-man, one-vOte rule. Before
year end six countries will gain indie
pendence. TONE next month will carry
a special report on Africa's march to-
ward freedom, compiled by reporters
and correspondents witnessing the
struggle of Africans to become masters
of their own country in their own time.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-21
DEPARTMENTS
COVER

Steve Rasmussen and
David Bryan. both of
Philadelphia, just fin
ished predicting q little
bit of ioeefherness =
with the help of two
mon-sized bowls of ice
cream. But they ore
two of many youths
and adults tasting the
warmth of friendly.
human association of
Circle Pines Center on
Lake Stewart near Del
ton. Mich. See story on
pose 9.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-21

DonoId w. Mellvoine
Editor and Publisher
Carl E. Smith
Managing Editor
chorles LeonuEd
Associate Editor
Edgar IA. Harris
Advertising Manager
TONE is distributed nationally with newspapers in
selected communities. Editorial and business
offices at 1901 S. Rhodes Ave., Chicago 81, Ill.
Copyright 1860, Tone Publications, Inc, 6301 S.
Rhodes Ave-, Chicago 81, ILL., All rights reserved
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-21

oned in a situation similar to the pres
ent South African trouble?
Arthur A., Nashville, Tenn
a. During the period preceding Ghana's
independence, Nkrumah had several
brushes aUith the British authorities. In
1913, he aoas banished to the northern
territories after his party aoas involved
IN series of riots EARLY IN 1850, he
aUas imprisoned on a charge Of sedition
auhich rose out of his leadership IN an
illegal general strike
@. Whot are Oscar Robertson's profes-
sionol plans? Is it true thot he is going
to sign with the Harlem GIobetrotters?
Barbara c., Des Moines, Iowa
A. Although Oscar has received an at
tractive offer from, the Globetrotters,
he has made no decision. He also has
received an offer from the Cincinnati
Royals of the National Basketball Assn
@. Was Rofer Johnson's world Decoth-
lon Record set in the OIympies?
Leslie H., Buffalo, NY.
n. No, Rafer compiled has astounding
mark of 1902 points for the World De-
cathlon Record IN international compe-
tition, but 1t aDas not connected a0ith
the Olympic Games. Has amazing ath-
letic feats aUere recorded IN dual Meet
betaueen the United States and Russia.
The meet took place IN Moscoao during
the summer of 1858.
@. Why is "cab" Galloway called
"Cob?"
John c., Portland, Ore.
n. "Cab" is shortened form OF the
famed entertainers given name. He
auas born Cabell Galloway.
q. Was the African Cardinal born to
Cotholie parents?
Mary S., Chicago, III.
A. No, Laurian Rugambaoa, recently el-
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-21

If you haze a question
concerning some out :
standing persons you
uould like anSWered,
send 1t to Question
Bor, TONE Publ, Inc.
63O1 S. Rhodes Ace,
Chicago 81, Illinois.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-21

No, Laurian RugamabaUa, recently el-
evated to the office of Cardinal by Pope
John XIII, aDas born into pagan
home HIS parents, members Of the
Nsiba Tribe, professed no religion. Rat-
ganabapa came into the Catholic Church
after attending missionary school IN
Mugana, Tanganyika.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21
NEW REA SU8-SIATION
nT T(UTT

AT TCHCLA
The Yazoo Valley Electric
Power Association, with head
quarters in Yazoo City. an
nounced this week the estab-
lishment of a new substation in
Tchula.
Line Supt. A. w. Middleton,
said Harold Martin is the Area
Manager and he can be reach
ed at 1888.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21
BandCOncert
Friday Night

The Lexington High School
Band, under the direction of
w. H. Scott, will present a
Band Concert, Friday, April %
at the Grammar School Audi
torium. Curtain time is 7:30.
The Band will play a selection
of Marches. OvertureE, and
popular music, and the concert
will feature Drum Major Mari
lyn Fincher, and Majorettes
'eane Tingle, BeSty Harper
Heinrich, Aana''A Co,Eran.
Barbara Cleveland and Joan
Chennault.
The seniors in the band this
year are Martha Brooks Parker
Charles Elliott, Bobby Moody,
Ellis Byrd, and Joe Mills Far
mer.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21
Criminal Court In
Session This Week

The second murder case in
April term of Criminal court
was to come before the court
Thursday morning with Howard
Morgan, co'nred. charged with
numbering Parthenia Freeman
on Nov. II, 1859 near Lexing-
eon facing the court. Earlier in
he week, the first of the Grim
nal term of court, Wilson Car
colored, changed hic -loa
to guilty of manslaughter, and
a sentence of Z years in the
Penitentiary was recommended
by District Attorney Parham
Williams Jr.
Carter had been charged with
the murder of Spencer Pate,
on November IA. 1859 at Pic
kenS.
Five Child desertion cases
were continued to the October
term of court and one was dis
missed from the files. Judge
Arthur Clark, Jr., lectured each
of the defendants involved in
child deSertion.
Also continued to the October
term of court was the case In
which w. ]. Waits, a prominent
planter, was charged with as
sault with intent to ravish.
John Gardner of near Durant,
was granted a change of ven
ire, in a case in which he was
charged with shooting Lamar
Thomas on February 9Th. The
case was changed to Leflore
County and will come up in
Greenwood in May.
Most cases on the criminal
docket are expected to be dis
posed with this week.
No case had been tried be-
fore a jury through Wednesday.
Jury No. /
John H. Murphree, George
r. Mcdonald. Bonnie Kille-
brew. Pat Hudspeth, Homer
Knox. John D. Fades, B. M.
Lannon's. Jessie Grantham,
@. H. Mott. Raft Killebrew and
w. c.. Landrum.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21
G.. D. Wynnes Selected
Family Of The Week

One of Holmes county's most
successful planters and his son
have been selected as Farm
Families of the Week" by a
Jackson television station.
G.. D. Wynne, Sr. and his son
George, Jr., and their families
will appear on Howard Langfit'S
noon day program on WLBT,
Channel 3, Friday, April 18th at
1890
The Wymes operated a large
diversified farm and cattle
ranch a few miles northwest
of Pickens.
Mr. Langfit will record the
show in the attractive Wynne
plantation home Monday after
noon at 2 o. clock.
Appearing on the program
in addition to the two Mr..
Wynnes, will be Mr.. Wynne's
attractive wife, Gladys, and
two teen-age daughters, Faye,
16 and Patsy, IA, and Mrs.
Wynne, Jr., Charlotte, and 2
month old son, John David.
In addition to his farming
operations, Mr.. Wynne, ST., is
president of the Holmes County
Publishing Co parent organ
ization of the Holmes County
Herald.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21
Winners

Holmes County brought home
two first place winners from
he district talent contest on
Saturday, April 18th.
Winners were: The PickenS
Band and Linda and Brenda
McRae from Tchula. Members
Of the band are John and Jen
Maxwell, Dixie Slaton and
Butch Shaw.
Linda and Brenda placed LIST
n their senior dance division
group.
A group of Lexington girls
doing a Charleston Dance
placed second. The girls were
Randy Russell, Sandra Holder
and Pat Slack.
Other Alters that partici-
oated in the contest were: Hell
en- Holder and Suzanne McLel-
Ian of Lexington doing a Haw-
allan dance. Allen Gage OF
Goodman, doing a vocal num-
Der; Billie Fay Knox of Tchula
n the instrumental group play
ing the piano, Elizabeth Matthias
Of Tchula with a piano number
and Mary Jane Kealhofer, Sar-
all DickerSon and Gwindolyn
Dickerson of Durant doing q
vocal number.
The first place winners will
go to Jackson April 30th to
compete for the state title.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21
Spring
Festival
In Durant

The fifth Annual Spring Fes-
tival at Durant will be held SUM-
day, April "a, with a tour of
several homes one of the main
features of the popular event.
Mrs. w. P. Taylor, president
of the sponsoring Castalian Str
eet Garden Club, said all resi-
dents and former residents of
Durant are invited to partici-
pat in the festival.
A musical program at the
Durant school auditorium, will
get the festival underway. Be
ginning at 2:30 p. m. the Dur
ant High School Glee Club, con-
sistng of approximately 60
voices, will present the program
which is under the direction of
Mrs. Billy Binegar. Accom-
PIANIST will be Mrs. James Bow
lie. The girls sexet and the
girls ensemble will also appear
on the program.
Following the concert, visitors
are invited to the flower ex-
hibit which will be on display
at the Durant City Hall, and
to make a tour of the homes
of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin King
on Castalian st. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles P. Durham on North
Jackson, and Mrs. Lucille Tru-
lit on Lexington Street.
After a visit to he hree open
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21
Library Formally Opened
800 Attend
Ceremony

Over three hundred visitors
were on hand to witness the
dedicatory service and the open
house that followed Monday
afternoon at the modern new
Lexington Municipal Library.
Dignataries, Including Mrs.
Lura G.. Currier, State Lib
rarian, Mrs. C. S. Doster,
chairman of Board of Miss.
Library Commission, of Dur
and Miss Evelyn Tackett. FIELD
representative with the State
Library Commission, were in
attendance.
Speaker for the Dedication
ceremony was Parham Williams
Jr., who showered praise on the
people who worked so diligently
to make the Library possible,
and especially did he point out
the benevolent generosity of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Nichols.
Sr whose generous donations
made the building of the library
possible.
Jack Yates, who is a member
OF tho Municipal Board of
Trustees, acted as Master of
Ceremonies. He introduced
Mrs. Currier, who offered con-
gratulations to those who work
ed SO hard on the Library pro-
ject. She also introduced Mrs.
Doster and Miss Tackett, who
was IN charge of helping with
the setting up of the Iib~arv.
Miss Georgia Mcintyre County
Librarian and Mrs. Lois Brady
librarian did n ire
mendous job in getting the
books in place, alohg with
Miss Tackett.
Mayor Allie Povall cut the
ribbon opening the Library after
making a short talk welcom-
ing the visitors to the Library.
The Municipal Board of Trus-
eea for the uIb"'ry is headed
oy Mrs. Allie Povall, and ser
wing with her are Herman Flo
Wers, Clara Watson, Mrs. Par
nam Williams, Jr. and Jack
Yates.
Eir. Yates poin,cd out in his
remarks that realization of the
Library is the result of a lot
of hard work and cooperation
Dy the LeXignton Chamber of
commerce, the Bard of Super
visors and the County and Nun
iclpal Board of Trustees. Mrs.
+. A. Lail is chairman of the
county Library Board.
Mrs Brady said between 13
and IA thousand books were
checked out to readers during
1859 from the local library.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21
Bingo Party

A bingo party will be held
Thursday, April % at 7:3O pm.
at the Lexington Country Club.
The public is cordially invited.
Mrs. Jere Turk is the social
chairman with Mrs. James
East and Mrs. Doug Smith is
assisting her.
Cold drinks, sandwiches and
candy will be sold with all pro-
ceeds going to the Country
Club program.