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Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07
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FOR SALE: Seed corn. Truck
ers Favorite Tasting Pro,
MoSby, Jarvis Jelicorse, Pay
Master Yellow Dent. We also
have a few squares metal roof
ing left. Bargain. Our brooder
are full of baby chicks. Rhyme
Coal and Feed. Phone 295, Lex
ington, Miss. 10-1tp
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

BARNETT'S r C CEN
ter. New, used and Salvaged
furniture and appliances.
New and used Pianos. 100
per cent piano tuning. Phone
1888, Kosciusko. SIT
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

ANS TRIM SHOP - On West
Jefferson. Specializing in auto
seat covers and upholstering,
mattress renovating. Box 335
or call 1885, Kosciusko.
2H
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

FOR SALE: 800acre cattle &
Crop farm, SO acres cotton.
Residence Good roads lead to
Lexington, Durant 4 West. Ex-
ceHant buy at $40 per acre.
Terms only. Allie Povall, Lex
ington. 9-tf
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

FOR SALE: 1853 model Univer-
sal Jeep, Good Condition with
Good Top. Good buy for man
needing this type of transport
alton. Call Theo Moses 728,
Lexington. 8 st pd
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

FOR SALE: Assorted sizes of
sliding glass windows ideal
for sliding windows : frames
in excellent shape = for fur
Their information call Tchula
gill or Z271. 8-3t-c
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

FOR RENT: one 5 room
apartment. Located on Boul-
efard. Call Mrs. H. p. Watson,
Jr. at GAG in Lexington.
IL : 3tnp
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

WANTED: Timbered lands &
tmber-growing lands in Hol-
mes & Carroll Counties. Any
size considered. Contact Allie
Povan, Box 300, Lexington,
Miss, or call 613 (674 night.
eff
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

WANTED: Good Used Piano
wanted by the Pickens Eas-
tern Star. Call Mrs. w. G.. Nc
Mullen at 2941 in Pickens, Miss.
10-3tnp
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

FOR SALE: Lovely home in
West Lexington. Brick resi-
dence and compact rental
house. Large level lot. BY ap-
pointment only. Allie Povall.
eft
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER OF THE
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
OF CHARLES A. KNOTT,
DECEASED
MRS. LOUISE MCGEE KNOTT,
EXECUTRK
NO. 1858
Letters TeStamentary upon
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

Heart disease is no reSpec-
ter of persons. It strikes from
the cradle to the rocking chair
in all economic brackets.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

WANTED: Good Used Furni-
ture. We pay cash. GAS A
co. Pnone Ut, Lexington.
3-9tc
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

FOR SALE: Mule Collars, CHI
opping Hoes, Hay Folks,
Tandy Stepp, Phone 485 10-3tc
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

Wanted to buy 10 or more Ac-
res OF land in vicinity of Dur
ant Clntact Frank Drake, Dur
A' MISS IL 3tp
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

FOR SALE: 1851 Ton Chev.
Pickup : Tandy Stepp Phone
485 10-3tc
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

Advertise where advertising is
being done. Support the Hol-
mes County Herald.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

FOR RENT: 300 acre Pasture
for Rent : See Mr.. w. J..
Dobb. West, Miss. 10-1t pd
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

FOR SALE: One Philco TV set:
One 8 Gu. #. GE Refrigera-
tor; one Apt. size gas range;
One suit of bedroom furniture:
20 gal. gas hot water tank.
Priced to sell Call Tchula
ALL or 2271. 8-3t-c
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

FOR SALE: Yellow Hastings
seed corn, "a percent ger
mination, first year from Has
tingS, $500 per bushel f. o. b.
j. W. Tinnin, Jr., Rt. 2,
Yazoo City, Miss, Phone 652-
J-3. 6,3tc
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-07

Attend Church Sunday
Evening star., 1960-09-12
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Evening star., 1960-09-12

trip to Colorado Springs with
new husband Howard Lee before
going home to Houston. and
then back to Hollywood for
more TV filming. Genes best
movie, Laura" is now making
the late, late TV rounds.
Richard Widmark. in Vienna
for "The Secret Ways" bought
a book of tickets for the josef
stadt Theater season. Both
my leading ladies. Sonia
Ziemann and Senta Berger,
have played at this theater
which was founded by Max
Reinhardt."
Inger Stevens tells me she
has the most frustrating role
of the year in a new segment
of "Checkmate," She plays a
young bride-to-be whose in
tended husband is kidnapped
on their wedding eve.
When Joan Greenwood was
in Madaid for Mysterious
Island" and needed a dress in
a hurry, Producer Charles
Schnee hired all the available
seamstresses. But they had to
work in the village square be-
cause their husbands refused
to allow them to work at home
for a Hollywood film company!
Evening star., 1960-09-12
Man Who Wed Girl of 9
Fights Marriage at II

SNEEDVILLE, Tenn, Sept.
IL (AP).-The man who took
a child bride a generation ago
has brought abduction charges
against the husband of his IT.
year-old daughter.
Charlie Johns, who attracted
national attention in 1887 when
he married 9-year-old Eunice
Winstead, has charged that
John Henry Antrican, 20, ad-
Quoted Evelyn Johns from the
family farm home near here
last Thursday against his
wishes.
A hearing on the charges
was scheduled for a Sessions
Court today.
The young couple was mar
ried Friday in this small upper
East Tennessee community,
about go miles northeast of
Knoxville.
Mr.. Johns also charged Mr..
Antrican and his mother With
falsely giving Evelyn's age as
81 when they obtained a mar
riage license at nearby Rut-
ledge. The young farmland
and his mother will be given a
hearing in Rutledge Friday on
charges of falsifying Evelyn's
age.
Mr.. Antrican said Mr.. Johns
objected to his dating Evelyn.
Oldest of the Johns seven chill
dren. The bride, however. said
her mother had no objection to
Evening star., 1960-09-12
Guard Jet Burns,
z Airmen Hurt

Two airmen suffered slight
injuries putting out a fire in
the tail section of a District Air
National Guard Jet plane on
the parking ramp at Andrews
Air Force Base yesterday.
Airman 1Jc James ]. Pen
nington, jr., a crew chief, suf-
fered a cut on the right cheek.
He was hit by a fragment of
metal from the exploding fuel
line. Airman sc Edward E.
baltimore, jr., an Andrews fire.
fighter, was overcome by smoke
and fumes.
Both were treated at the base
hospital and released.
Andrews officials said the fire
broke out in the starting unit
of the single-engine jet fighter
as Maj. Robert P. Pasqualic-
chic of 6209 Warwick drive
Sc. was preparing to take off
for Waco. Tex.
Maj. PaSqualicchio, Air Force
adviser to the Districts 18th
Air National Guard Tactical
Fighter Wing, jumped clear Of
the plane and was uninjured.
The entire tail section was
destroyed.
Evening star., 1960-09-12

HOLLYWOOD (NANA. -
Yul Brynner will be offered
the role Of Tuvia Friedman.
the man who hunted and cap
tured AdOIph Eichmann, the
Nazi who boasted of killing
6 million Jews. Lester COwan
has bought the book written
by Friedman. to be published
by Doubleday in November.
The title. producer Cowan told
me, will be either THE Hunter"
or The Fourth Cammand-
ment." II will film it in Ger
many and Israel" he added.
But not in Argentina, where
Eichmann was captured. Cowan
is going to Israel to confer
with the government on his
project. 1t should be interesting.
Eichmann's trial in Israel. by
the way, is set for May, 1861.
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Dell publisher George
DelacOrte is hoping to do an
Alfred Lunt cookbook. That
should be fascinating.
Mrs. Delacorte. widow of the
late, colorful Gabriel Pascal,
is putting the finishing touches
to her book on Gabby. They
were separated, divorcing, but
reconciled at his deathbed.
OF all things-Gary Cooper
plays a murderer in his upcom-
ing picture in England, THE
Naked Edge" Isn't this the
first time that Gary has been a
movie villain? Gary is making
the picture for his own Baroda
Company and Marion BrandO's
Pennybaker Company. but con-
feSses he has not yet met Mar
Ion. This can happen only in
Hollywood where life is on the
ivory-tower side.
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John Wayne is happy at
getting Princess Margaret Rose
and Antony Armstrong Jones
to attend the London october
81 premiere of his giant-size
picture, THE Alamo" This
biggie cost $40 million = sup
piled by Texas millionaires. ;. i.
Columnist Joe Hyams hired
shrewd lawyer Arthur Crowley
for his half-million-dollar suit
against Cary Grant. I have a
hunch this one will be settled
out of court.
Poor Princess Ira Fursten-
burg. She's losing her Rolls
Royce Phantom v. and her
Bentley Continental-both cars
having been ordered for her,
then Cancelled. by Billionaire
Baby" Pignateri. All of which
gives proof to the rumor that
this once torrid romance is in
the cooler.
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Seventeen-year-old Tuesday
Weld will receive $4,000 for
playing Lolita" to the Humbert
Humbert of James Mason.
Tuesday has been ordered by
Evening star., 1960-09-12
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

II have only one regret" said
the venerable artist. Nobody
else in my family is interested
in painting. To whom, then,
am 1 going to leave my busi-
ness?"
DISPUTE: GrOuchO Marx
watched David SuSSkind's s
open End" TV show in which
Hollywood notables partici-
pated. Groucho became in
censed at it and gave inter-
views denouncing all the par
ticipants for fouling their own
nest. Susskind phone e d
Groucho, who invited him to
lunch and then to dinner
Result: The first ad lib network
version of "Open End" on
NBC-TV December 16. 1t will
be titled Happy Talk" with
Iroucho, George Burns and
other comics.
CHANGE: Vivien Leigh, tour
ing in Duel of Angels" left the
stagedoor, lit her cigaret and
walked down the street. "It's
all right for me now to be seer
smoking on the street." she
told her companion, now that
l am no longer Lady Oliver
= =
COMPETITION: No man
watches his competition more
closely than does Sherman
Billingsley, owner of the StorE
Club. He subscribes to press
clipping services on the other
places, and hires investigators
to check on their nightly busi-
ness and clientele. He's beer
known to doodle the floor
plans of rival establishments
And recently he supplied some
answers to the Great Night
club Mystery of when JOhr
PerOna's new FL Morocco will
Billingsley sketched, on 9
tablecloth, the architectural di'
menSionS of the new rival club
complete with color of facade
footage finished and interior
progress. How do I know?" he
said. II walk a lot; and I've
walked by there every day since
the job started"
\ \
MEMOS: Judy Garland viii
start filming Born in Wed
lock" in London in February
She'll play a widowed mother
who ventures into vaudeville
Dirk BOgarde will co-star.
Bing Crosby will do a TV spec
tacular at the Ardmore studios
in Ireland. Doris Eaton, the
former FollieS girl, turned down
a 81 million offer for her Arthur
Murray franchise in Michigan
Evening star., 1960-09-12
The Substitute

NEW YORK-SenatOr Ken
nedy's brother, Ted, addressed
a campaign Embarrassing din
ner. When he was introduced
Kennedy arose and began with
the story about two brothers
who went fishing. One, using
the latest equipment in his new
boat, caught nothing. The
other, using a battered row.
boat, a line and a safety-pin,
caught many fish.
The next day the first brother
abandoned his fancy equipment
and boat, and took his brothers
old rowboat, line and safety
pin. But he caught nothing.
AS he rowed back to shore he
saw several fish leap from the
water. And" said Ted Ken
nedy,s "those fish all asked that
which 1 was afraid you were
going to ask now, Hey, where's
your brother'?"
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ARTIST: Grandma Moses
who celebrated her Tooth birth
day last week, painted her first
pictures when she was over 30
She painted it on a piece OF
board which she then used fol
covering her fireplace. Over il
she pasted a piece of paper. to
blend with the wallpaper. Years
later, when she'd become IA
nous, restorers were able tC
remove the cover-paper.
When her paintings reached
the $500 class for the first
time, Grandma Moses advised
her friends to invest instead In
chickens: Chickens make more
chickens" Her agent discour-
aged collectors from visiting
her home in Eagle Bridge, be-
cause she was vulnerable to 8
spiel. But she soon learned. One
dealer came to her home with
an offer to buy 10 paintings
She had only nine, but she sole
him 10 by cutting one picture
in two.
Evening star., 1960-09-12
Douglas Seeking
Mueller Debate
By the Associated Press

Senator Douglas, Democrat
of Illinois, has challenged Com
merce Secretary Mueller to a
debate on the need for area re-
development assistance.
Senator Douglas suggested in
a letter to Mr.. Mueller that the
debate take place in ANY one
or all" of five depressed areas in
Illinois.
Evening star., 1960-09-12
AT Now CURLING
Jet Vupor Trails
By the AssociatedPress

The Air Force has discovered
how to eliminate contrails-
the tell-tale smoke-like trail of
jet airplanes flying at high
attitudes.
Frequently jet aircraft, too
high to be picked up usually,
can be detected by the long
trails of vapor they leave across
the sky.
The Air Research and De-
velopment Command said yes
terday its engineers have elimi-
mated contrails by developing
a means of reducing the size
of the water vapor particles.
The water vapor from the
burning jet fuel is mixed with
tiny dust-like particles in the
engine exhaust. the Air Force
said. The resulting vapor trail
is made up of droplets too tiny
to be seen.
Evening star., 1960-09-12

the marriage. The couple had
been going together for about
a year.
Mr.. Antrican and his bride
said Mr.. Johns opposed the
marriage because he wanted
Evelyn to marry another boy
who was better of financially"
Mr.. Johns and Eunice. were
married January 10, 1887. Their
marriage touched of a storm
of protests from clubwomen
and clergymen. The State Leg
islature. then in session i'm
mediately enacted a law fixing
16 as the minimum age for
marriage in Tennessee.
Evening star., 1960-09-12
HOLLYWOOD
The Man Who Caught Eichmonn
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM

a California court to put Is
per cent into savings bonds.
Elizabeth Taylor has nerves
of iron. She has again rented
the penthouse at the Dorchester
in London where she and Mike
Todd honeymooned - for her
three children and their nurse,
and Eddie Fisher will be there
of course. There must be
another big suite for rent
somewhere in London.
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Gene Tierney, with a good
restart on her career with G. E.
Theater's Journey to a We'd
ding" tells me she has four
more teleplays to read. Its
wonderful to see old friends" p"
said Gene. who seems to have
lost some weight. She takes a
Evening star., 1960-09-12
Guilty Pay Quick

LONDON, Sept. IL (AP).-
Britain will inauguarate a
cash-and-go system for park
ing offendeS this week. The
guilty will hand over fines to
police on the spot rather than
go before magistrates.
Evening star., 1960-09-12
BY GAY STILLEY

NEW YORK, Sept. IL (AP).-
AS the curtain of the Metro
politan Opera House rose. one
of the worlds greatest fairy
tales came to life last night.
"The Sleeping Beauty" pre-
sented by the Great Britain
Ballet Company, was a great
hit in my opinion.
The costumes and scenery
were gorgeous. Every costume
had a silvery sparkle to 1t. The
scenery added a perfect touch
to every scene.
The dancing and music were,
1 think, superb, to put it mildly
| I liked Margot Fonteyn, who
played Sleeping Beauty the
most. She was really wonderful.
The other dancers were, too.
In the opera house I sat
next to a man. named Larry
Kahn, who let me use his opera
glasses. I also met his lovely
wife, Helen Beling, who is a
sculptor. She said she would
rather be called a sculptor than
a sculptress. Mr.. Kahn is an
economist, and they live in New
Rochelle, N. Y. I don't know
what an economist is.
I liked the opera house very
much. I especially enjoyed 60
ing to the restaurant upstairs
for ice cream during the inter-
mission. (Father's note: Daugh-
ter Gay also insisted that she
must have a champagne cock
tail, because she read some
where that people who go to
the Metropolitan Opera House
always have champagne cock
tails at intermission. TOO
sour" was her assessment after
one sip. Father helpfully downed
the rest).
Everyone going to the ballet
was dressed beautifully. They
wore all kinds of dresses-silk,
cotton. even fur.
(Another fathers note:
Daddy" she said upon ap-
preaching the famed Met, do
you think I'm dressed fancy
enough for this?")
| And almost everyone was
wearing a mink coat. I told my
father that he should have
bought me a mink coat, but he
thought otherwise.
(He certainly did think other
wise.)
I think that the ballet was a
tremendous success. In fact. my
hands are still sore from clap
ping so much. Everyone else
seemed to be enjoying it as
much as I was.
Although the hour was late,
no one in the audience felt
like going to sleep as Sleeping
Beauty did. eyes. and one little
sleeping beauty is going to be
mighty sleepy when she starts
to school again today, too
What did I like the most?
Everything.
The regular dance critics of
the New York press solidly
agreed with Gay in hailing the
Royal Ballots performance.
"The real charm Of the eve
ming" said the New York
Times, "lay in the fact that
the old ballet, in spite Of its
familiarity and the long years
of its tenure in the repertoire,
remains fresh and warm and
full of enchantment."
Said the New York Herald
Tribune: "An air Of elegance,
all too rare in New York these
days, was present last evening
at the Metropolitan Opera
House. Supreme elegance,
of course, was to be found in
the radiant enactment OF
Dame Margot Fonteyn as
Princess Aurora, but even the
ladies and gentlemen of
the corps, correct of step and
stylish of gesture. communi-
Gated the regal behaviour of
another age $. splendid
company and a masterpiece of
the dance theater. :"
The New York Daily News
Evening star., 1960-09-12

said: Dame Margot, who tri-
umphed in the role of the To-
year-old Princess Aurora as
long ago as before World War
II, was as timeless and imag-
mary last night as the fantasy
she enacted. :"
Evening star., 1960-09-12
Detroit Paper
Sees Kennedy
Lead Slipping

DETROIT, Sept. IL (AP).-
The Detroit News says its lat
est presidential poll shows that
Senator Kennedy still tops Vice
President Nixon among Michi-
gan voters, but the race has
frightened since late June.
Before either was nominated
by his party" the News said,
Democrat Kennedy held a
commanding 54.6 to 43.6 per
cent margin over the Republi-
can candidate -.
THE poll completed last week
showed Kennedy and his vice
presidential running mate, Sem
ator Lyndon B. Johnson, with
a 81 to 47.4 per cent edge over
Nixon and his teammate. Hen
ry Cabot Lodge.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. IL
(AP) Vice President Nixon
and Senator Kennedy are run
ming a dead-even race in Min
esota, the Minneapolis Tribune
says on the basis of it's Mime
sofa poll.
A sempling of likely voters"
showed a As per cent preference
for the Kennedy-Jo Dem
ocratic ticket, 46 per cent for
Nixon-Lodge and 8 per cent
undecided.
In the same poll Senator
Humphrey, Democrat of Mime
sofa, was favored by SO per
cent to 80 per cent over his
Republican foe, Mayor P. Ken
meth Peterson of Minneapolis,
and Democratic Gov. Orville
Freeman had an edge of So per
cent to as per cent over Re-
publican Elmer L. Andersen.
Evening star., 1960-09-12
Royal Ballet Is Superb
ToCritic (1OYeorsOId

The renowned Royal Ballet Company
Of England, visiting this eoun-
try for its sixth Nationwide
tour. opened lost night ot New
York's Metropolitan operO House.
TroditionolIy, the first perform
once was the trOupe's version Of
Sleeping Beauty" Untrodition-
oily, the following impression Of
the elossie foiV toIe in dance
form is Coy Stilley. l0-yeor- old
daughter Of Associated Press
stoff member Francis StilIey. The
opinion Of srown-up press critics
Of the donee is appended.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-09-19
PAY0LA
and The
y PIED P|PERS'
BY Edward Sonny Murran

BY Edward Sonny Murrain
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-09-19

nURING the celebration of his 25th anniversary in
bbroadcasting last year, WABC' Martin Block, the
- "granddaddy' of all Disk Jockeys, asked:
What is your formula for success2'
Block answered simply: I just try to please the
people,"
1t to their everlasting credit that the nations
Disk Jockeys, in the quarter century since Martin
Block dug up pot of gold with Is cents photograph
needle, have leaned backwards, trying to please
the people,
will admit however, that of the platter spin
ners, in their quest after the almighty buck Qately
called "Payola and in their overzeaousness to Gull
favor with music publishers, Artists and Repertoire
men, and program managers have lost sight of the
tremendous responsibility they bear their listen
ers, their communities, and themselves.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-09-19

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-06-11

Morgan, Ora Mae Morris, Eddie
Jean Morrow, Bonnie Earl Mullen,
Minnie L. Myles, Charlean Lee
vonne O'Banner, Alpha Palmer,
Carrie Lee Pearson, Leonard Flick
ford, Roy A. Rails, Nellie Jean
Richard, Everlean Ross, Juanita
Singleton, Lawrence C. Smith
Marshall Dell Suits, James Cliff
ton Sutton, Shirley Ruth Tappan
Connie Beatrice Taylor, Willie Mae
Thomas, Beatrice Thompson, Hell
en- Yvonne Thompson, Sidney Mil
ton Tillis, Walter Charles Travis.
Betty 10 Trip, Barbara Gather
inc Walker, Charles Mason Wash
ington, Mildred Inez Washington,
Orel Williams Watkins, Richard
James Webb, William Webster, Jes-
Sc Williams, Margaret Augusta
Williams, Erma Lee Yancy, Gus
Yancy, Jr.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-06-11

She is the daugter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Carey, 324 Delta Street,
Birmingham, Ala.
Miss Harrison has chosen the
University of Minnesota, Mime
apolis, for advanced study in his
tory.
She grew up on farm near
Tuskegee in Alabama. After her
fathers death in 1851, she helped
her mother run the farm and par
ticipated in many All Club prof.
ects. She is the daughter of Mrs.
Julia Harrison, Tuskegee, Ala. y
All three of the Florina Lasker
winners are members of Alpha
Kappa Mu honor society, and all
three are planning careers in col
lege teaching.
The late Florina Lasker was a
social worker who was active in
many philanthropic organizations.
She served as a sponsor of the
UNCF Women's Division in New
York City prior to her death in
1949. The trust fund from which
the fellowships are awarded is ad-
ministered by the United Negro
College Fund.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-06-11
lanier-junior Senior High School
Graduation Exercises Friday Night
Lanier High School will celebrate

Lanier High School will celebrate
its 35th Annual Commencement
Exercises on June 10, in the school
auditorium at 8 pm. Valedictor-
ian Of this class is Walter Evege
and the Salutatorian is Doris Car
ter. The senior class representa-
tive who will give the featured
address on this occasion is Dor
etha Flowers. DR.. H. s. Kirshman
Assistant Superintendent, Division
Of Educational Administration
will award the diplomas to this
class of 113 prospective graduates.
The prospective graduates for 1860
are listed as follows:
Gussie Lee Adams, Thomas Reid
Anderson, Shirley Lee Applewhite
Floyd Charles Bailey, Perry Bales
Sam Baker, Jr., Fred L. Banks
Jr., Edward T. lanyard, Jr., James
Richard Bass, Patricia Ann Bell
Steve Bell, Dorothy Jean Benford
James Milton Bracey, Carrie Mae
Brown, Willie Brown, Mary M
Buckhalter, Bolton Buckley, Hor-
ace Lawson Buckley, Dorothy Lou
Use Carpenter, Doris Jean Carter
10 Ann Clarke, Betty Jean Clin-
cy, Isaac Clincy, Robert Louis
Coleman, Harvie Lee Collier, Ida
Lena Craft, Barbara Faye Currie,