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Evening star., 1960-08-11
IEFFERsON, JAMRs E,,Moev

Iaosl IIasidiI jSfSERsosi HsEHis & iesi0 e ,sn ssAn 3
St. NV. father Of Edith 3. Owens
Elmors James Jefiers6n. IT,; grand.
Jefferson, brother Of Loretta NebIet,
and Josephine Jefiersoa. He Siso h
survived ey one daughter in -laW
Mamie JEFFERSON; 6ne son.in-l1W
samuel Owens: host of rela.
h tive: al,d and FRIENDS. Remain. maj
Church. STA 0eoraia ave NV
where services viii Be held Satur.
day, August 13. at pm. Inter.
ment Lincoln Memorial CeTnGtlry
me Rev Frederick Smith onciatins
FAMILY vii assemble At 5000 WardeI
st NV. Arrangements BY the Arm.
wood Funeral Home. 40O9-1l Iiti
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day. August 10. 1880. At TT the SSasa wssh-
insten Hospital Center. MYRTLE v.
K1MBALL Of 1896 T st. Sc. be-
loved wife of the late Jesse I
KimbAll. daughter> Of William New.
William J. NsWrnan. Fri Friends % may az
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4til
ST.. and Massachusetts, ave. NE,
where services will be held Friday,
Aueust IL, at | pm. Intsrnient
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Dratha

BASS, BELLA L. On Wednssday.. .Au,
gust 10, 1860. BELLA L. BASS 81
a Que st. NV, Notice of funera
later. ArranGements BY FrAzier's.
BELTS. WILLIAM n. On TUESDAY
August 9. 1850, WILLIAM H, BET
It's Of Route 2. Herndoa. W., unclt
Va; Thomas and Jesse Humphrey
and Mrs. Hazel Phillips Of BeltSville
Nd; Joseph Humphreys OF Purcell.
vile, Va: Mrs. Susie Barbee auc
Mrs. Nellie Granser Of Washington
D. c. Friends may call at the Green
Funeral Home. "a Elden ST.. Hern.
don, Va. where services will bt
held Friday, August IL. at IL am
EDIT. Interment Chestnut Grow
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DOYLE. MARY J. COLLINS. On
Wednesday, August 10. 1850, at her
home. 4101 Harrison st. NV, MARY
:, I.,SS COLLINS LIN DoYLE, aged IG9. be
Doyle and mother of j. Herbert
Doyle Of Jamaica, N. Y. Friends
may call at the Birch Funeral Home
3034 M st. NV. after A p IN. Thurs
day, Aukust II Mass viii be offered
A. Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
0eorsetewn. on Saturday, August
u. At 10 Am. Interment Oak Hill
Cemetery. 70
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SIMPSON N. All efIicers
and mobiles OF Mecca
Temple, No. 10. A. A. o. N.
NJ. s., are requested TO at
tend funeral services for
the late P. P. SIMPSON
W. WALLACE en- Friday,
August IL. at IL pm.
Evening star., 1960-08-11

Brown. JOSEPH n. On wednesday,
AS:Sis. AUsSss 70 c.n,sf ls9o' sTT.fihipEtfp a
BROWN. husband Of Sarah M. Brown
and devoted father Of Louise 2. Wise.
Evelyn .. Dodson, Helen st. Thomp-
son and Agnes T. jenkins He also
is survived By three sisters. one
brother, four grandchildren. other
relatives and friends: Remains rest
Funeral Home. 3Ol5 18th st ne
Notice Of funeral later
Evening star., 1960-08-11

BINSTED, PERCY q. on Tuesday,
August Aysg A.. e. 1880 At his eTYSS eEssiSsnes, <
BINsTED. beloved husband Of Eva
c. Binstsd. father Of Mrs, Mackenzis
Palmer. Leroy O., Frank o.. John
NJ ana ThomaS H. Binsted and
brother of Bishop Norman 9.
Binsted. Funeral services at the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home.
1881 0eorRia ave. NV. on Friday,
August 12. at l pm. Internent Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Kindly omit
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sssS;t 70. lHSS 1870 & vrsSoEE SR oEE'enissa' &. sSR
SYsI.nG Of Beatrice ' rureti,. as Sf'fS;; iseSe;
o. Verna Keesss, Robert E. snt
Purcell. Funeral sarvices At II;
sinmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope rd. Sc. (parkinf faciii.
tieO. on Friday. August II, Al
pm. Interment Csdar Ein cara sr
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BRuNNEk. JAMES M. On Sunday

Ansust I, 1850. JAMES N N. Gii sRUN.
Of Mrs. Eta Stevenson and Mrs
Clara Allen. Many other relatives
and friends, also survive After 4
pm. THURSDAY, August II. friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home. $50 Rhode Island ave. nv,
where services will be held Friday.
August IL. At. at IL an. 1nterment
MiddletoWn, Nd IL
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WALLACE. SIMPSON W. The ofacers
&; !: 8 .
AMN NED to assemble 1t 4 pm.
" At the Stewart Funeral
V. Home. 80 II st. ne, to
conduct Eastern St&r, service ever
our late brother, sIMpSS1N W
WALLACE.
MYRON ROSS, W. P
DOROTHY NJ BROOKS, stcy.
Evening star., 1960-08-11

tSsS;i fSEat j 10 s.d 1870; :, 5SwiE ,i:SsG iSSGI
Mrs: Elizabeth Ann Mesiil, Mrs,
Barbara J. Bittner. Edwin Paul
Lants' T. And Steven Emerson
and s. Staten Lanse. Services a. II
the s. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
29Ol 14th st. NV, on Saturday,
August -. at II Am. tparkins IA
eilities'. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
LUCKETr. PARKER W. sudd.nl,, on
ysans. ssa. ASkHs AssYss w. " LScRrT1 LlSSR e hi, y
320s' North woodrow st., Arlington,
Va husband Of the late Alice c.
Luckett. father of Shirley L. LeakG
Sf''ssf ssft%orssF sFs xs si'riHss Nstei f's
services later.
NADER, LUIsE M. On Wednesday, An
gust 10, 1860, At the Washington
Hospital Center, LUISE NJ. MADEE
Of 1887 Monroe st. NV, Beloved wifi,
81 Lambert Nader, mother Of Pete
and recdor % a. Earms II irmsiIr Fri.nds Sssn9Ia %s,
call at 0awier's Chapel. lisa Pa
1yt; 1,yyt; NV; Courtesy psrking. corneI
ices will be held on Saturday, Au
! yate. In leu Of Movers, contribu
charity.
MINK. FANNIE \. On wsonesda,
August 10, 1900, at Marion, Va.
, FANNIE q. MINK Of Route !, Hern
don, Va. wife Of the late Rev. Leon
ard j. Mink, mother of Earl 8
Mink Of Aberdeen, Md: Mrs. Stelli
Forrest Of Herndon, Va; HowArt
Mink of KNOXVILLE, Tenn; Mrs
Willie Mae Teckbarry, Mrs. Margare
Bunnell and Warren Mink Of Wash
Of Marion, va: S sister 'et of n' Mrs
Stella Hushes Of Seattle, Wash.
Mrs, Josie Owens Of Welch. W. va.
Mack johnson OF West Vireinia, ant
Robert L. johnson Of Nottinghanl
Pa. Also survived by 13 Erandchii
dren and 10 great-grandchildren
FRIENDS may call At the Green Flu
neral Home, "a Eden ST., Herndon
Va, where services will be held Fri
i day, August IL, 1t 2 pm. EDIT. n
terment Fert Lincoln Cemetery. /.
Evening star., 1960-08-11

JOYCE, ARCHIBALD. On Tuesday,
August 9, 1860. At District General
Hospital; ARCHIBALD JOYCE Of
resting at the Capitol Funeral Home,
!l9 Kennedy st. nv. Notice OF
funeral later.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05
VIVA SENIOR
BREAKFAST

The WMU of Durant Baptist
Church honored the sen.7c y.
w. y members with a break.
~ st SatU olsy mt'ning al
lick in III h of Mrs ]
T. Nicely with Mrs. J. E. Bro
wn, Mrs. A. L.. Adcock and
Mrs. w. P. Taylor as co-hos-
tesseS.
The dining table held a beau
tiful centerpiece of yellow lilies
and daisies. Mrs. Leon Engel-
mann returned thanks and a
sumptious meal of orange juice
scrambled eggs, bacon, rolls,
coffee and strawberry jam was
served to the following seniors,
Sharon Daniels, Shirley Howard,
Nancy Taylor and Peggy Ell
lington, other members were
Judy Worrell Carol Engelmann,
Minnie Ola Ammons; Mrs. Ha-
rold Brock asst. counselor and
Mrs. ". E. Kealhofer, presi-
dent of the w. M. u.
Costume jewelry and lipsticks
were presented to the girls by
the counselors.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05
DurOnf NesCs
PTA MET THURSDAY NIGHT dan
by Mrs. Harold Brock

PTA MET THURSDAY NIGHT
Forty Home Economic stu
dents from Durant High School
and two F. H. A. Students pre-
scented a charming style show
Thursday night, April % for the
PTA. Under the inspired direc-
ton of their teacher, Mrs. Jack
Hague, the girls revue took
place in the living rom of the
"Rayford McNeer Home. Two
teen-agers, Jimmy Lois McNeer
and Martha Nell McNeer en-
tered the room and typically
started the record player and
began to leaf through fashion
magazines. The girls are preSi-
dent and secretary elect of the
FILA Club. AS Jimmy Lois and
Martha Nell commented on the
fashions they came alive on the
stage. Each of the Home &c.
students modelled the dress she
had made. Fabrics and patterns
were cleverly selected to suit
each model. All were appropri-
ately acceSSorised and attrac-
lively fitted. The eighth grade
girls used the same pattern with
one exception. Sue Thompson
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05

darted seven lengths of mater
ial into her skirt. The eighth
graders in gathered skirts and
little sleeveless blouses were
Geraldine Burns, Jane Cox,
Becky Derrick, Linda Harren,
Betty Hathcock, Mary Horn,
Jean Killebrew, Barbara Nc
Bride, Shirley Russell. Marilyn
Smith, DOROTHY Shell, Linda
Pittman and Linda Wiltshire.
Though the pattern was the
same the materials were diff
ferent and it is amazing how
individual they look. Our mar
rartorS presented them in a
group by recalling a game they
had seen them playing. AS the
activity was described it was
reinacted on the stage.
High School girls who made
and modelled dresses were Ella
inc McNeer, Beverly WEIGH, Car
ole Cade, Betty Edwards, Peg
gy Ellington, Shirley Howard,
Betty Grace, SteIe McGeehee,
Sara Tate, Mary Wilkes, Lynn
Alexander, Regena Bodry, Eva
Crow, Sara Gardner, Jean Gre
en-, Nancy Guion, Faye Hodges,
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05

Convention of 1860, to be held
at 1000 a. m. on June IL, 1860,
in the Chamber of the House of
Representatives at the Miss.
State Capitol Building at Jack
son, Miss; selecting a Miss.
Republican County Executive
Committee for said county to
serve for the ensuing four years
in accordance with the laws Of
this state; and to transact such
other business as may properly
come before said county con-
vention.
Z. That the Republican pre-
cinct meetings of the Miss. Re-
publican party have been called
to be held at 1000 a.. m. on
May IA, 1860, at the usual voting
places or each precinct in said
county for the purpose of cleo
ting a precinct chairman and
electing one delegate and one
alternate delegate to the afore-
said county convention.
All qualified electors of the
said county of the State of
Miss. who are in accord with
the statement of principles of
the Republican Party, believe
in its declaration of policies,
and are in sympathy with its
aims and purposes are cordially
invited to unite under this CALL
and participate in the aforesaid
precinct meetings and county
convention.
r. E. Brumby. Chairman
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05

Ann jackson, Joyce McCreary,
Lilly Parks, Shirley Pritchard,
Florence LaughertN. FRANCIS
Laugherty and Linda Truitt.
School patrons are proud of the
girls and of the Home Economic
Department.
After the program a short
business meeting was held. The
finance committee recommend
ed the following purchases by
PTA: 2 record players, $15C
for Band Fund, $150 for Library
and $132 for baseball uniforms
The organization voted to ac-
cept the Recommendation of the
committee. Since the next re-
gular meeting day, the third
Thursday, falls after school is
finished for the year, the next
September.
PTA meeting will be held in
The 9th grade won attendance
award.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05

CALL FOR THE MISSISSIPPI
REPUBLICAN PARTY CO.
UNITY CONVENTION OF 1860
FOR HOLMES COUNTY AND
FOR PRECINCT MEETING OF
SAID COUNTY
TO THE REPUBLICAN QUAIL
HTED ELECTORS OF HOL-
MES COUNTY
In compliance with the laws
of the State of Mississippi and
in answer to and pursuant to
the Call for the Mississippi Rep
utilization Party State Conven-
ton of 1860, for precinct meet
ings and for county conventions
duly issued and published by
the Chairman of the State Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Miss.
Republican Party, l, the under
signed Chairman of the Holmes
County Executive Committee of
the Mississippi Republican
Party do hereby notify
the Republican qualified
notify the Republican qualified
electors of said county as fol-
lows, to-wit:
l.. That the Miss. Republican
Party County Convention of 1860
for said county is hereby called
to be held at 200 p. M, on
May IA, 1860, at the county
court house at Lexington, Miss.
for the purpose of duly electing
delegates and an equal number
Of alternate delegates to the
Miss. Republican Party State
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05
DIANE WELLS WINS TRIP
TO SCIENCE CAMP

Diane Wells was chosen to at
tend the Science Camp at Ole
Miss June II to July /.
Diane is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Wells. She serves
as president of MYF and her
Sunday School Class in the Dur
ant Methodist Church. At school
she is vice president of the Y
Teens, secretary, pianist and
song leader of FILA. She served
as president and reporter of the
Junior class, a member of the
Senior Sextet and served as a
cheerleader.
Congratulations Diane, you'll
enjoy this camp because you
are a busy person.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05

iety and Talent Show at Kill
michial last Saturday night.
Members of this band are Jerry
Gilmore, Jerry .Streetman, Jack
Hague, and Malcolm Weeks,
soloiSt.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05
DURANT GIRLS IN
MUSIC FESTIVAL

Beverly Blanton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blanton
rated superior in the State Mus
ical Festival in Jackson last
weekend. Royce Ann Smith
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Roy
Smith rated excellent.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05

CLEMENTS CHEVROLET CO.
DURANT FROZEN FOOD LOCKER
SPOTLESS CLEANERS
GULF SERVICE STATION
Standard Serv Sta c. S. Barber
PICCLY-WICCLY
R. E. Irby Electric Appliance
APPAREL SHOP
PEOPLES BANK Of DURANT
Howell & Heggie Drug Store
doom BROTHERS
TWL STORE
DURANT DRY GOODS
Central Service Station
Robert Ray Insuranee Agency
HOTEL COFFEE SHOP
STYLE SHOP
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05
JANICE KARAN KHLEBREW
BORN APRIL 80

Mr.. and Mrs. BODY Killebrew
are the proud parents of a baby
daughter, Janice Karan, born
the 30th of April.
Sharing congratulations are
the maternal grandparents, MIR.
and Mrs. j. c. Robertson and
paternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milan KillebreW of Cruger.
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05

REBEL ROUSERS WINS
FIRST PLACE
The Rebel Rousers, Durant's
rock and roll band, won first
place in the Lions Club Var
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05

SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME
DURANT FLORAL COMPANY
John Haley Music Company
A. L. McNAIR GROCERY
o. Z. ELLIS
Southside Service Station
Wards JeweIy Store
DR.. A. A. DERRICK
DR.. c. E. PATTON
DR.. r. /. SMITH
Texaco Service Station
Durant Beauty Shop MRS. White)
Mckenzie Insurance Agency
DICKERSON'S GROCERY
JUNIORS CLEANERS
Joe A. Johnson Oil Company
HARRINGTON PHARMACY
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05

KING e. KING
WESTERN AUTO STORE
LANDRUM LUMBER COMPANY
Neal Furniture Company
GREEN THUMB
Durant Coca Cola Company
HAND MOTOR COMPANY
BAILEY LUMBER COMPANY
BURNLEY FLOWER SHOP
BETTER BUTANE COMPANY
CLENN'S DRY GOODS
WALTERS CASH HARDWARE
CUIONsS SUPER MARKET
Miss. Power and Light Company
Miss. Valley Gas Company
ODOM'S SHOP
PICKARD'S GROCERY
Holmes County herald., 1960-05-05

RITZ CAFE
Cities Service Ralph Ellington)
LEPARD'S GARAGE
Lewis Sc Service Station
TONNES CAFE
MARILYNS
HOTEL DURANT
POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SHOP
Fl and c SERVICE STATION
DECK JOHNSON OIL COMPANY
STICKS DRIVE INN
ESTES PLUMBING and ELECTRIC
GREEN CABLES
FIFTY-ONE GRILL
ELLARD'S COURTS
DURANT NEWS
ASHLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04
Bet eI



Nice to see some visitors e,
our church Sunday. We wish
To welcome YOU again. MIR.
sam l.. Hardic and two of his
sons and Mr.. WcSS HardIc of
Mollic also Larry Wright, Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Kimbro and
children of Lamar. =. &.
Sherry Con" wa, a SUNDAY
guest of Sharon White.
Carolyn Duncan had as hcr
Sunday guests. Misses Judy
Long. Gayncll Powell. and PVT.
Turbeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy McPncr-
son of Tabor City were SUNDAY
afternoon visitors of Mrs. r
r. HinSon and family.
Linda Duncan VS. SUNDAY
dinner guest Of Angela Pow
eli.
Friends and relatives Of Mr.,
Matte Gore are happy To- learn
mat she has returned 10 her
nome in Lamar. S. c. after
undergoing major surgery i'm =
Florence Hospital. She is pro-
crossing nicely. She Is form
ally of this community
Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. IIu.ur
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04
Love For
Living
Leland Seears HungerpilIer

when a physician tells us a
loved one has suffered a re-
lapse, we are gravcly concern
ed. We know the patient is al
ready weak and wcII-ninh
spent from struggling with the
disease. Sometimes we ask for
"a consultation with another
doctor, and we want skilled
nurses. for we know the weak
'hco patient needs help in this
crisis. Spiritual relapse is even
more dangerous. When Il per-
Sun Is struggling with the
temptation that is eating away
lhe Nigor of faith, hope. and
i"Nc, II takes the great PhySic..
I'm. His miniStcring anprIs
ana earthly aids To encourage
~" sick soul. When Peter WAS
almost undonc from his shame
iil dcnlalS of Jesus. he was
sent a special message by those
women who visited the tomb.
early. The young man whom
mel saw, clothed in long
white garment, told them to
go tell his disciples and Peter
mat ne gocth before YOU into
Gailioe: there shall We see him.
as he said unto YOU" | imagine
Peter went ON hurrying fec, To
Keep TINS appointment with the
great Physician. When Jesus
was IN the wilderness weak
from hunger and the forty
Gay struggle with the devil.
Matthew tells us Angels came
ana mlniStcrcd unto him" In
GcthScmanC when Jesus rtIn-
ed To God in absolute trust and
consent Thy will be done -
Lux" tells us There appeared
AN angel unto him from hcay-
en- strengthening him" just rs
W" must trust our earthly phv-
IcIaA and take prescribed
. treatments if he is 60 restore
our bodies. So Wc must trust
our wills completely to the
great Physician and follow His
word If our spirits are to he,
healed After David listened 20
m" words uf Nathan. no ru,.n-
Get I" the H"al"r of snIIs
praying. Hide thy face from
lhI SINS, and blot out all mime
InIqm'lcS. Create in mo a clean
heart. o God: and renew =
right spirit within mo. Cast me
not away from thy presence:
and take not thy holy Spiri,
from me. Restore unto m, the
Joy OF thy salvation: ana up-
hold me with 4 willing spirit"
Psalm 5l:g-l2.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04

"f the application or at time
OF the fathers death. or q few
children of veterans OF World
"ai l. World War II, or the
Korean Conflict.
Applications should be sub
united between January lst
ana May LIST each year.
For more specific nforma-
t"n. YOU may contact your loo
al County Veterans Service
oliIc"r, or Mr.. +. Formy-Du-
val. District officer. North
carolina Veterans Commission.
'o9 Nurch's"m Building, Vii
mmGtuu, NORTH Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04

noy Stephens, vice president:
Hill Hickman, secretary; Ted
watts, treasurer; and Ebert
Shelley, o. A, Annette and
LlSton New, directors.
Reports of fishing at Lake
days have been good and indi-
cations are that the best sea-
son yet IS in store for local
anglers. Good catches of Dream
nave been reported by num-
Der OF fishermen recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

A5c-Shields' Do vinei Initial set :. cuff links
and tie bar in handsome gift package that's
personally his. Cleaning silver or gold color
in Florentine finish. The set, 3.95'. mot
shown :. Tie-Tac, I.s0+; Key Chain, l.s0';
Pinch Clip, l.S0't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

4sA-For the 18th Hole. Shields four-piece
golf bar set. Better than par for the course
to the golfer on your list, this gift-boxed en-
semble has double jigger. opener. spoon,
pick. All in golf club motif. it's good-looking
set for the home bar. S.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

A5B-Shields' appealing ceramic hobo should
be on every mans dresser. A real ''organiza-
ton man" (all right, SO he's bum) he does
fine valet job, keeps an eye on watch, wallet,
to give. 3.9S
Evening star., 1960-08-07
The Front Cover

These junior grade anglers also
have Junior grade catch, but they
don't appear to be particularly
unhappy about it. For an interest
ing look at another fisherman,
most unusual one, see page IL.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
PANDORA MAHOGANY BEDROOM I

A sleek, slim, Donish style at low, low
budget price tl,ot will be your pride ond Joy!
Pull the drowers out onywhere from the
bottom edge &. no hordwore to interrupt
the sweeping lines of beautiful nnohooony
wood groin. Toll fitting mirror of Pitts
buroh plote Gloss with lifetime ouoronteel
Genuine Dupont "Dulux" o-coot boxed
on finish provides yeors ard yeors Of glow
ing beouty. Here is more proof tt,ot you
get the most for your money ot Curtis Bros.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Star Dust

SUCCESSFUL SNAPSHOTS On page you will find the first
weekly The Stars 1850 Amateur Snapshot
Contest five photos picked by the judges from $50 entries
Publication of weekly winners will continue through October
H. and the five grand prize in each contest
be announced October g. the day before the
national judges get together in the National Geographic
Socieys Explorers Hail. Sixteenth and streets NV to
award prizes ranging up 81 0OO After looked at
today winners should have better idea Of the kind of
pictures likely to catch the judges fancy.
SOFTEST JOB How would like to be paid for doing the
thing enjoy doing That's the happy situation of Will
liam Schmidt whose soft job described and pictured
page H.
AUTHORS Deane and David Heller whose article and photos
skin diving appear pages and T. recently completed
biography of the late Secretary of State John Foster Dulles
to be published in October They Democrats fact Mr.
Heller for congressional nomination in the Democratic
primary in Montgomery County, Md couple oyears He
lost to John Foley who the general election
FOOD DETECTIVES addtives subject goingto
read and hear and about What being done
protect against harmful dyes and navorng
agents things described and pictured S
FOOTNOTES: Martin Miller S. prizes
in the first week of Snapshot
and page b. grand of 81 900 in the Newspaper
Snapshot Awards few The helped him and
his wife to buy home Mrs. Jewel Grantham whose oil
paintings of the Eisenhower grandchildren reproduced
the cover of SUNDAY, The Star Magazine in 1885, will
have portrait of the chldren's mother, Mrs Barbara
Eisenhower, in the next issue of This Week Magazine
NEXT Sunday STORY of Pair of Wobbly Seaegs" first in
series of articles the annual Midshpmen's cruise and
visit to Virginia home with vegetable garden roof
Evening star., 1960-08-07

STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON D. c.. AUGUST z. 1860
Evening star., 1960-08-07
18Th CENTURY MAHOGANY BEDROOM

Here is . saesaificeat 18th
ceasury, beousifulIy finished
suite In luxurious swirl pot
tern Afriean Muhossay. No
sies the elesoat serpeatiae
fronts secsnted By Windsor
Antique design IN bsass. The
Pittsburgh Plate Gloss mirror
with lifetime suarunteel is
fsomed 10 Mohesany with
gold trim. A wonderful vulue.
Double Dresser, Fromed
MiHos cad Bed
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-07-14
\ The American Way Y

Week, on Tuesday, April II,
1860, the Laymen's National
Committee presented an Award
of Merit in the form of an
illuminated scroll to these Ca
d c t Chapel Sunday School
Teachers. This scroll reads:
'This citation is awarded to
the CADET CHAPEL SUN
DAY SCHOOL TEACHERS,
UNITED CORPS OF CADETS,
US. MILITARY ACADEMY,
in recognition Of their DIS
TINGUISHED S VICE in
teaching the children of West
Point, by precept and example,
the moral and Spiritual prin-
ciples inherent in religious ed
ucation, thus making their Sun
day School a true Force for
Faith.
"AWarded on this 18th day
Of April, 1860, on the occasion
Of the 10th Annual Observance
Of National Sunday School
Week"
The scroll was signed and
presented by former US. Sec
retary of Commerce Sinclair
Weeks, who was serving as
National Chairman of Sunday
School Week and was accepted
by Cadet Charles r. Neely,
USMA, Of Jacksonville, Flor
ida, Superintendent of the West
Point Church School, and a
senior at the Academy, on be-
half Of his fellow Cadet Sun
day School Teachers.
The ceremony took place in
the Cadet Chapel, one of the
most beautiful buildings of its