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Evening star., 1961-12-10
Christmas
Fete Set

The District department,
Reserve Officers Association,
and it's ladies auxiliary, the
r. o. A. L., will hold a joint
Christmas party from 4:30
to $50 pm. today in the
jefferson Club of Arlington
Towers. The Dick Stratton
orchestra will provide music.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
US. May Test in
 The Atmosphere

UNITED NATIONS, NY. N-- The United States warned the JUN. Thursday that it will have to Te-exaHine it's policy of not con- ducting tests in the atmosphere if there is no effective test ban treaty.
 US. delegate Arthur Dean made the statement to the General As senbly's 100-nation Political Com mittee
 He proclaimed willingness of the United States and Britain to enter into treaty with the Soviet Union to end tests "here and now" He said the treaty would end tests in the air, on the ocean, and underground.
 We are quite prepared to sign such treaty at cnce," he said.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
Russians and Japanese Take Ten Times More Fish From Boring Sea

SEATTLE M - Soviet and Ja. panese fishing boats are taking 1e times as many fish from waters of the eastern Boring Sea near Alaska as American and Canadian fishing boats are taking off the entire west coast, fisheries ex- pert said yesterday.
 Dayton IL. Averson, Chief of Exploratory Fishing and Gear Re- search for the Federal Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, testified be- fore a Senate Fisheries Su'bcom- mittee.
 Alverson indicated the Russians viii move south of the Aleutian Islands because they have found ga potential for expansion" with concentrations of rock fish. He could not estimate when this would take place.
 Japanese harvest of bottom fish in the eastern Boring Sea will be about Ia billion pounds this year, compared with 200 million pounds in 19s9.
 The Soviet bottom fish catch this year in the same area may top 300 million pounds, Alverson said.
 He estimated the Japanese will take, in their first year of shrimp fishing in the Bering Sea, 10 million pounds of shrimp
 In another estimate. he said Japan will take about 5 million king crabs in the Bering Sea and Russia will net 2 million
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
High Altitude Cheeks Completed in Alaska

WASHINGTON R z The Fed eral Aviation Agency said yes- terday it has completed it's first high altitude check of ground navigation aids in Alaska and Hawaii.
 The agency said a flight survey by the FAlA's C-135 jet, five to eight miles up, revealed mo ma jor discrepancies
 FAA said minor variations were noted, however, and will be called to the attention of maintenance crews for correction.
 The jet plane, based at Okla homa City, conducted the day and night inspections at attitudes of 24,000 and 10000 feet from Sept. IS to Oct.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
Kennedy Reviews
 Cold Peace" Issues with National Security Council

sy <&@@ ~@~ WASHINGTON R = President Kennedy reviewed "cold peace issues with the National Security Council today.
 It has long been White House policy not to release information on council discussions and none was given out today.
 Obviously, however, the Berlin situation was one subject of dis cussion. There may also have been a review of the Communist threat \ to Southeast Asia which Gen. Maxwell Taylor is going to South Viet Nam to survey.
 Taylor, Kennedy's military add- wiser, leaves on Sunday.
 Policy toward Berlin occupied Kennedy's flying time yesterday on a trip in which he divided at tention between educational and military strength. During hops be- tween Washington and North Carolina and back again, he con- ferred in his private compartment with high US. officials directly associated with formulating policy to meet the Soviet threat to the Vests position in Germany.
 While at Ft. Bragg to witness paratroop, weapons and guerrilla. warfare demonstrations by the 82nd Airborne Division, Kennedy used the phrase "cold peace" to describe the state of the world.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
 NO f134

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF NELS SWANBERG SIR, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned. Nels Swanbers IT and Grace Swanbers Edman, were on the 18th day of September. 1881, by an order of the above-entitled Court ap- pointed Co-Administrators with will arl- nexed of the Estate of NELS SWAN BERG SR., Deceased; that they there upon qualified as such Co-Adminictrator in the manner required by law. and all creditors of and persons having claims against the said decedent are hereby re- quired to present their claims. with the necessary vouchers within six t6) months from the date of publication hereof. to the undersigned at the office of their attorney Thcmas J. Balone, Box Ill. Nome. Alasixa. which office the undersigned hereby deaignate as their place of business in all matters con- nected with the said estate
 DATED at Nome, Alaska this 4th day of October, 1861.
 NELS SWANBERG R.,
 GRACE SWANBERG EDHdAN
 Publish: Oct. 6. 15. 20. 27. 1881.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
Rashir Ahmad of PakiStan Has a Problem

KARACHI, Pakistan R - Ba- shir Ahmad has sworn on the Koran before his wife and four children that he will not look at another woman during his visit to the United States.
 But the 44-year-old camel cart driver is having trouble con- vincing other jealous members of his clan that he won't go astray on the trip he is making at the invitation of Vice P-e==::dent Lyndon Johnson. And his good fortune has aroused considerable jealousy among his associates.
 Armed police have been posted outside Bashir's hut since he re- ported receiving death threats.
 Bashir is all set to leave by plane Saturday, but his relatives think he will come home with the big head. They fear that in the foreign land he will eat pork and ham and drink intoxicating Toucr -all forbidden to Moslems. They threaten to ostracize him on his return.
 Bashir's three sons and his daughter are excited about his journey-but not his wife. She's afraid he will marry a "mai1n"- white woman.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
Doris Barnes Seated As Mayor of WrangelI

As Mayor of Wrangell
 WRlaNGEIlL R = Mayor Doris Barnes was seated for her fourth term as Mayor of Wrangell here last night at a special meeting of the City Council.
 Man of the hour was Steve Spaulding, age 13, eighth grade civics student at the Wrangell School.
 Mayor Barnes and former Councilman Donald House had tied with IF votes each in the mayorality contest at the city election Oct. 3.
 The city charter provides a tie must be decided by lot. Names of the two candidates were placed in vice mayor R. H. Armstrong's new hat and young Steve as "disinterested party" was asked to draw out a name.
 He did and the mayor was in office again. Ironically, Steve was the most interested party there. He was doing his home work on city government for his civics class assignment.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
IKE IN TOP SHAPE

WASHINGTON M - FOT1ner President and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower have completed "sat- isfactory examinations" in their annual physical checkups at Wal ter Reed Army Hospital.
 It. Gen. Leonard HeatoIl, Army Surgeon General, told newsmen Wednesday as the Eisenhowers left the hospital: we are all de- lighted over the findings which proved both of them continue to be in fine physical condition"
 Eisenhower. 77i next Saturday, has undergone annual checkups since his Army days.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
All by caesarean

All by Caesarean
 CORNER BROOK, Nfld. R - It was girl for Mir. and Mrs. George Gamberg yesterday, the 10th child in IA years of mar riage. All were delivered by the caesarean method. MT. Gamberg is a telephone company execu- tive.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
Nuclear Missiles are Accurate

Nuclear Missiles are Accurate
 NEW YORK R Gen. Bernard Schriever, Air Force Missile and Space Chief, said the United States has nuclear missiles ac- c,irate enough Ito land within the confines of an airdroqne.''
 we know within a few feet the location of our impact areas, :" he said yesterday.
 Schriever addressed meeting of the American Rocket Society's space fight report to the nation.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13

Accidents like hs caused faulty brakes are hsh-
 way misfocteS that could most easily be prevented according traffic engineers Of Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
 Most echaniea defects De detected they ray, only motorists inspections months States
 mandatory inspections find nearly halt q III vehicles Checked have deficiency Most frequent faults are lights hrakes esust systems and tires Others include steering aechann windshield Wipers. glass horns md re1r-vew es1npaiRn o @e1inst IF Only those yho c1n accidents oWtV }leY k4e&
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13

Fine Job Printing At The Nusss1
Evening star., 1961-04-21

Dursersst pshvmidifisr. Helps prevent rust
ond mIdew, 5000 Gu. Fl. capacity with
5 HIP compressor. removable woter pom,
SNORT styling, quiet operotion, rolls on
costerS. Poy ST monthly $50
TOneesest 10" Portable TV. Slim, compoct
design with handle for cosy corryinq. Built
in telescope ontenno, shorp picture Sold
exclusively OF The Hecht Co. Price includes
9o-doy service. Poy $40 monthly $I25
THE HsCHT COAL 5 STORES
Evening star., 1961-04-21
HOME FURNISHINGS,
CHINA

Reg. sss Mary Proctor Ironing Table, 1855
Reg. 1913 e0sy-to-esrTy Metsl Folding
Picnic Table, 3Ox72" --.-- s.s6
Reg. 6e5 40" Metal Underbsd Chest with
lock ond key S.e6
Reg. 3.9s s-ot. Aluminium lee Bucket with
boil handle BIT
6.es
Reg. 4.ss Both Towel Pole for beauty and
hondy storooe 3.as
Io-sheIF Shoe Bog to keep them clean, neot.
2.97
VinyI Plastic Jumbo Gorment Bag for storage.
1877
Reg. 1893 e-Ft. Lightweight Aluminium,
Sefety Ladder 1877
Req. 500 22-GoIIOn PIostie fresh Con "';t',
Res. 1893 3o-Lins Clothes Dryer 1855
Reg. S.ss 5-Pe. King Size TV Trey Set.
76S
Comp. vGIue 1899 s-Pe. Wrought Iron
ice Cream Set, tobe, 2 chairs 3s.se
TV Troy Set, troys, one converts to teo
corts, toIe rose design e.ss
Comp. VeIue 1898 BeveIed Pittsburgh PIote
Gloss Wall Mirror, 1896" 1893
Rec. e.sS sturdy 1886" crystoI Door
Mirror, with clips, screws 79e
Ateo LeteH FIst Point by Monod, sole
priced gallon -- - ----- 800
Ateo Outside White House Paint, sole priced
QoHoh 10Y
Evening star., 1961-04-21
HOME FURNISHINGS,
CHINA

so-pe. Johnson Bros. OF EnsIond Dinner Set
for 8. Open stock VoIue 37,50----ls.T
Our Exclusive 2-Spsed Armoid Fen. 20" Z
speed electrically reversible ------26.7
Westinsho Double Brush Electric Waxsr,
with buftino pods ---- - 1888
B.V.I. Automstie Cen Opener, tokes oil sizes,
Shoped cons .------..-- ----- S.4%
Hair Dryer, complete with hood, 4 gentle
heots 1924
20" Power Lawn Mower. 2M hp 4-cycIe
mower, adjustable wheels 37.77
Reg. 89c TwirI stenwore, hond blown, our
own import -.-- Sic
SiIverpIoted PouI Revere Bowls. a" reg. 800,
s.l9; 6" reg. 500, 4.7s; s" reg. 899,
7.ls; 10" reg. 1899, S.7S.
Reg, q 80 45-pc. Decorated MeImoc@ din
ner set, set for 8, includes serving pieces.
1857
Comp vol. 5995 98-pc. Sohoro imported
china, service for z, extro cups 1897
Comp vol. 3l99 Ape. siIverpIoted coffee
set, ; pieces, troy -----..-- 1857
Rec 500 VIM Rogers siIverpoted hoIlo-
wore. Plus tox --.---.---.-- 7.l7
Req 500 Rotton peel bosket choir, noturoI
finish 80" wide, 3l' high --. 4.ee
Reg 5000 Edison crib, hardwood, in white,
WONGO OlIG'l
Reg. 6.49 Cosco baby jumper, woshobIe
scot, SteeI troy az
ExcIusiveV Gym Set With Swings, 2H2"
tubuIor steel frame with g. legs s---2S.SS
Ateo Floor and Deck PeiRt in dixie grey,
sole priced, ooon- 4.7S
Monod Non YeiIowins QuolisY White
Enamel. sole priced ooIlon 4.es
S-Pe. Roller Pointer Set Win Hc"dIss tor
hord TO reach spots s-----------l ~
Comp. Value 1890 IS-Pc. Glass Punch Set.
1887
Evening star., 1961-04-21
HONE FURNISHINGS

s-pe. Wrought Iron oirstts Set, comp. VOL
ue 50 %, 28x46" ------------44 44.44
Comp vol. l24.95 7-pc. cbromcroft dnette,
36x48x6o Observation-Disclosures -sS.47
Comp vol. 1895 5-pc. Chromcroft dnette,
3Ox40x48 63.sS
Comp Volue 27.95 Mr.. e Mrs. Ready
point g. drower chest .------. 1887
Comp. vol 3795 Jumbo l2-drower Mr. &
Mrs unponted chest -------- 3o.39
Reg 1895 Cosco bookshelf, doubles os
room dvider, 36x36x9"
Reg 2495 Jorge noetoI wordrobe, 64x3ox
20, brown finish 1877
Aluminium Storm Screen end door, nstoIIo-
tion extro 1888
Aluminium Triple TVcek Storm Windows.
measured, instoIIed, ! yr. service Minimum
Of 5 windows. Up to lOl united inches.
1888
20" Armoid nuIti-speed. electrically re-
versibIe thermostoticoIIy controlled fon,
1911
Evening star., 1961-04-21
RUGS, FLOOR COVERING

Roxbury sxl2 All Wool or VereIB Eoee
Bros sdIoem Rugs. Fresh floor toshion look for
Spring ond Summer rich oil wool or
VereIp modocrYIic toce in solids, SNORT null
ticoIors in assorted textures Comparable
value l1e.4O 1895
Evening star., 1961-04-21
FURNITURE AT SAVINGS

Goodrich Quilted Foam MsHrsss, 6" box
spring. Twin, double set 1888
sssIy Twin Hollywood Box Spring, Mot+rSss,
Set 1888
SsoIy Twin or Double Mattress, Box Sprins,
Eueh 1888
Charlton Maple Sofs Bed, choir, Rocker,
ottomen $l5s
SIssp-2 SoFe-Bed, fosm-eUshiOn Choir, plus
foom Pod 3 pieces 1895
SIsep-2 Convertible cheir, foam rubber
cushions ----------------- S24S
2-Ssetion Ssttee. Choir, Corner TobIe, 1895
SALEI DANISH LOOK POLE LAMPS.
Choice of styles! Stripe FiberoIos with
mocho pole. Bross ond white with pIostic-
top troy Wolnut ond bross accented frosted
gloss. 1888
Comparable voIus 1895 CONTINENTAL
LOOK TABLE hAMPs. You'll want two OF
our low Anniversary price! BrilIiont French
or ItoIion Provincial designs, cossic tuted
urns, bisque fiourines, compotes, fIuted COL
unns . and they're IS" TO 81" high.
1888
LAMP, FURNITURE
THE HEcHT COAL S STORES
Evening star., 1961-04-21

ARIsTocRAT SOLID FIBERGLAs ORA
PERlES. No-iron Fiberqos in colors White,
chompoone. cote brown, gold. rose-beioe,
seofoom. Rec. 500, Sole 4.7s. 50" long.
Reg. go. Sole $50, 90" long.
Evening star., 1961-04-21

Regular 1895 Your Choice Massivs
foam Rubber Lounge choirs-See
loose-cushion French Provincial, ItoI-
ion lounge, swivel -eose rocker, ond
big, stretch-out styles. Muted coIors,
Spring colors-ond oil yours at our
special Anniversary price!
Just IS Down, 50 Monthly, SIT
Choose of 4 Sofos, plus two Chairs,
and Tobles, oil 6 pieces for 1895
Reg. Occasional Choirs, oil Of
them beouties! 3s.ss eeeh. for SIS
2O9o Of Colonial Pieces-Sofo or Z
Loveseots, or z Chojrs with one Otto
mon -------------.-------Sle SleS
Rec. 24s.s5-4-Port button-bock
sectional, brown, turquoise $500 Slos
Reg. 2es.sS-Sofo ond Choir, nyIon,
foom rubber, turquoise, beige, grey;
fomouS nome SZ15
Reg. 3ss.s5-4-Port sectional by
Rowe, foam rubber cushions 3l9.95
Req. I7s.s5-o3" Modern nyIon
soto with foom rubber cushions $l5S
Firm Mattress. Your bock nnoy be
trying 70 tell you about these: Hoir-
top Simmons or Eclipse. 8-oz. tick
ing Single ond double BY Eclipse. BY
, Simmons ~ 1888
Matching box spring ------3S.sS
Jamestown mopIe round dinette, 4
chairs $loS
Reg. 1885 table, 6 choirs, buffet
or china -------- S22S
Reg. 329.95 6ossett 9-piece dining
room set S264
Rec. 32s.95 Crawford solid maple
bedroom set ------. S264
Rec. 4s5 Concord House table, q
chors, credenzo ~ 1895
Reg. S9.s5 3-OroWer Bocheor Chest,
Evening star., 1961-04-21
TV AIR coNDITIoNERS

peImonieO Self -contained Radio-
SfsreO Combination. Self-contoined
stereo complete with AM/FM rodio,
4-speed automatic changer, ! | tubes,
plus recttier, 4 speakers ond Iustrous
ebony finish. Poy So monthly. $eS.s5
Super 10 TronsistoF RGdio. Stond it
on the tobIe or CORY in your pocket
Packed with power, rich tone. Oper-
otes on 4 penlioht lotteries. Comes
Gift -poekooed complete with cose,
lotteries ond eorphones. $22.sS
RADIOS -TELEVISIoNs & APPLIANCES
Evening star., 1961-04-21

DueaVest I HP, IA AMP Air Con-
ditieneE. Compoct design DIR condi-
tioner with 2-speed fon, adjustable
lowers, quick mount instoIIotion kit.
1t ventilotes ond cooIs. Poy Sl4
monthly $l68
Evening star., 1961-04-21
RUGS, FLOOR COVERINGS

Sxl0 or oxl2 "FedeTor' SisOI Russ import
ed From HolISnd. Sturdy, long, -weorine, not
uroI sisoI woven in hondsome block design,
solid colors of green. grey, beige, rose ond
sondoWood. Perfect cool looking summer
change for any room Matching sizes from
27x48" to 9xl5' ----2S 1888
Reg. 1925 Reversible sxI2 Imported ovOl
Braidsd Rugs. Freshly orNed imports from
the Orient in our exclusive patterns. Two
usobIe sides odd wear ond beouty. Sturdy
wool and royon blend in traditional colors,
Matching sizes from 2x3 TO oxl5 1923
ska "continsntui" Extro Heavy Ssol Rugs,
1926
S.6xIl.7 Imported Wool Braided d Rugs,
comp. value 79e 44.9S
sxl2 Cotton Foee Rugs with foom back,
comp. value 59.8s 3s.es
RUGS & cARPETs-THE HEcHT Co..
ALL S STORES
Reg. 1879 Continuous FiIament Nylon Foee
coFpet Completely lnstGIIed Over Sponge
Rubber Carpet Cushion. We measure your
roons-cut the corpet-instoII it over heavy
sponge rubber pod nothing else TO poy
Hondsorne embossed design in beige, oquo,
bone white, mint ond mony more colors
Longer Weorinq, eosiersto ceon Sove 3. A
O Squors yord instoIed -9.95 50. I'd.
Evening star., 1961-04-21
HOME FURNISHINGS

ResuIor 1898 "Sterdust" Swiss-dot-Hoeksd
summer spread, twin or full in pink, white,
ood lavender, blue --- just 500
''VirsiniS BsII' Heirloom Spreed. Authen-
tic Colonial pottern, bIeoched or antique
white Reversible, washable cotton. Twin or
full, some specioI price Reg. 1898 -s.75
VALUES IN DoMESTICS
II perfect 7.ee - Ioo96 AeryIie BIorkst,
72xeO" ------------------ $50
Reg. Z for 1.ss Printed Cotton PiiIoweoses,
Z for Ill
Reg. Z for I.l9 Surety Pillow Protectors.
Z for 95e
Imported Goosedown PiIIows-lOOco i'm
ported white ooosedown or 50oo eoosedown,
509o goose feather pillows. PIumpIy filled
Attractive comeo print ticking, IIoc, blue,
pink, chompoone $40
FieIdeFest YeGr- Round BIonkes-Wonder-
fully soft bIonket Of S89o royon ond l2oo
AeriIon AcryIic. Buy for yeor- round sleeping
comfort, Choose pink, green blue beige or
yellow. Reg. -2/Io.9s, $50 eOeh
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13

"Out of the Heart. Com
ments on the lesson were
made by Mr.. Jossell. Total
attendance was So and total
offering was $18.47.
Mr.. Ezra Towner, Supt.,
Charles Hentz, Secretary,
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Gayden
and Rev. and Mrs. Redd of
Greenwood, attended h e
Morning Worship Service at
Olive Ray M. B. Church, 10
miles East of Pope, Miss,
Sunday, May 7. Rev. Gayden
delivered the gospel-filled SER
mon from the subject, "Ye
must be born again.. John
3:7. This great sermon will
long be remembered by all
who heard 1t. Money raised
throughout the service was
$63.47. This church is pastor
ed by Rev. George Ward of
this city. Those attending
from Silent Grove were: Mes
DANES w. c. Lewis Pearlie
H. Taylor, Cordelia Jossen.
Bertha Shegog, Louvenia
Polk, Mr. Ben Fisher and Mr..
George Lee.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13
West Jockson
News
Naomi 7. Hendrex

G r E E TIN GS TO MY
DEAR MOTHER, Mrs. Alber-
ia Powell, 1889 Morehouse
Ave. A Mothers Love is in
deed the golden link that
binds youth to age; and he is
still but a child, however
time may have furrowed his
check, or silvered his brow,
who can yet recall, with a
softened heart, the fond de-
votion, or the gentle chidings,
of the best friend that God
ever gives us .. Signed.
Albert Lee Powell, Son.
GREETINGS TO my dear
mother, Mrs. Mary Jane
Cobb, 1719 Hari Street
When Eve was brought unto
Adam he became filled with
Holy Spirit and gave her the
most sanctified, the most glo-
rious of appellations he
called her Eve, that is to say
. The Mother of All. He
did not sytle her wife, but
simply Mother ... Mother
of all living creatures. In this
consists Glory and the most
precious Ornament of Wom-
an . Signed: Thea Pow
ell, Daughter.
GREETINGS to our living
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13
HALEHuRST GOSSIP


Hello out there ... all
you guys and gals 80. here
we come with some jive that
is too tough to die ...... Will
lie B. Lotion and Joe Willie
Collins are trying to rescue
each other but don't know
how. l.. M. Walker and his
love, Dorothy Nell Ellis are
strictly out of this world
they want everybody to know
that they are all out for each
other .. And Sherman
Taylor is letting it be known
that Agney Tyler is just what
the doctor ordered for him.
Katie Lee Louis and Margret
are way out. Mary Helen
Jones, you had better be care
full or the red light will
catch you . you know it
caught your friends
and take our advise, if you
must court, get a boyfriend of
your own and leave the other
girls alone Be seeing
you around .... If you are
really hepped, you will want
to see and hear the 5 ROY
ALES when they come to
Stevens Rose Room in Jack
son, Sunday Night, May Ia.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13

Mrs. Rose Lee Jones, her
brother, Mrs. Carrie Egars
and grandson, Tony Tyrone
Hill spent Sunday in Little
Rock Ark, visiting Tony's S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hill.
There will be a Talent Pro-
gram here at the Church, Sun
day night, May IA at 7::30
P. NJ, sponsored for the ben
eft of the j. M. A. You will
miss a treat of your life if
you fail to be present.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13

The Rock Star Missionary
Society has organized a Sew
ing Circle to benefit the Sun
day School Funds. The seam
stresses are asking each one
to participate in this sewing
project.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13
Marks News
Mrs. Bertha Mae Sheg0g,
Reporter

Silent Grove M. B. Sunday
School was opened at the reg
ular hour with the Asst. Supt.
Jesse Jossell, Jr., and the
Devotional Committee in
charge and Mrs. Cordelia JOS
sell at the piano. After a
spiritual devotion the lesson
was taught on the subject,
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13

Mrs. Ethel Easterling, Mrs.
Vicie Lee McLaurin, Mrs.
Lois Washington and Mrs.
Juanita Williamson had an
enjoyable visit in the home
of Mrs. Johnny White in Jack
son on Monday.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13
Brondon Notes
Robert Williams, Agent

The Rock Star Pine Valley
Ushers' Association has been
changed to June "a and rs,
instead of May q and %.
Watch the Enterprise for fur
ther reminders.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13

Friends of Little Nora Lee
McLaurin are sorry to hear
OF her minor accident that
occurred Saturday night and
which prevented her from be-
ing in church school this past
Sunday.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13

On May IA at 200 p. NJ,
Mrs. Johnny White will speak
at the Pine Valley Nj. B.
Church. The public is invited.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13

Piney Woods, Jr. College
Commencement erci s.
es will be May 80, 1861 at
the school. Mr.. Thomas Hen
ry Hicks is a 18th Grade
Graduate and plans to enter
College at Normal Mechani-
cal College, Normal, Ala.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13

The Carter High P.T.A. is
planning a Big Bazaar on
May Is at 7:30 P. M, in the
school Gym, along with the
regular P. T. A. Meeting. All
parents are asked to donate
articles to be sold at the Ba-
zarr. Each and everyone is
cordially invited to come and
make this effort a big sue
cess.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13

Mrs. Johnnie Mae Chatt-
man, Mrs. Ruby G. Shelton
and Mrs Abbie Lee fowler,
accompanied Rev. and Mrs.
George Ward to Pope, Miss,
Sunday morning.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13

The wonderful peopl e
around the Pearlie Grove and
Jerusalem Community, in
cluding relatives and friends
from Simpson County, took
time out Sunday afternoon at
4:30 P. M. to Surprise Mrs.
Dorothy Cannon, Mrs. Ina B.
Cannon and Mrs. Sorinthia
Greene with a pre-graduation
party. The three honorees
upon arriving from church
services were approached by
relatives and friends shout
ing .." Congratulations"
The honorees plan to grad
uate May 20. Everyone en-
Joyed a variety of carefully
prepared refreshments. Many
lovely and useful gifts were
received. ''May God ever
bless those wonderful people
for such a pleasant and de-
hghtful surprise, "says Mrs.
Dorothy l.. Cannon.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-05-13


S 0 c | A L HONORING
GRADUATES OF COLLEGE
HILL .... On Wednesday
evening, May 10, the 1861
Graduates of College Hill
Church were honored. During
the evening, a short program
was rendered and the social
committee served tasty re-
freshments to the honorees
and their guests. Each grad
uate was presented a lovely
and useful gift.