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Evening star., 1961-06-25
PHILATELIc NEWS
Capt. Paul Reelected
By Collectors Club
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor

SSeA SteA--f A@ANeNA
Navy Capt. Carl Paul was
reelected president Of the
Collectors Club Of Washing
ton last Wednesday night.
Also reelected were Mil
ton Mitchell, vice president;
Miss Anne Raftery, record
ing secretary; John s. Co.'S
tello, treasurer, and Jules
MacKallor, executive secre-
tary.
Named trustees were Paul
J. Plant, j. A. Ryan and
Jerome Sherman.
First Day Ceremonies
James F. Kelleher, special
assistant to the Postmaster
General, will represent the
Post office Department at
first day ceremonies for the
13-cent international air
mail stamp Wednesday in
New York. Ceremonies at
. Idlewild International Air
port will be sponsored by
airlines carrying mail to
Central America, the Carib-
bean and Bermuda. the areas
covered by the new 13-cent
rate effective Saturday.
Because of the short no
tice the five-day rule was
waived for this stamp. Covers
for firSt-day cancellation
will be serviced by the New
York postmaster If requests
Evening star., 1961-06-25
STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS
MONDAY

MONDAY
HyattsvilIe RiverdaIe
Stamp Club, s p.m., 4718
Queensbury road, Riverdale,
Md.
WEDNESDAY
Washington PhilateIic So
ciety, 8 p.m., Arts Club, 2017
I street NV. Auction.
Woodbridge Stamp Club, 8
pm, Woodbridge Public Lii
brary, Eighteenth street and
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Alexandria Mount Vernon
Stamp Club, 8 pm, Hospital
ity Room, Penn-Daw Coop
Store, Kings highway near
Route l south of Alexandria,
Va. Auction.
Alexandria Coin Club, 7:30
pm, Recreation Hall, Cam
eron and Harvard streets,
Alexandria, Va. Juniors and
seniorss. Trading and auc-
tion.
FRIDAY
Hobby Club, 7:3O pm,
Jelleff's Boys Club, 3265 {
street NV. Program, stamp
trading and coin sorting.
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The new stamp pictures a
ski Jump at the Andes winter
resort Of Bariloche. 1t was
printed in blue by photogra-
vure at the Argentine Mint.
On June II a 2-peso blue
stamp was issued to COM
memorate a monument to
Gen. Manuel Belgrano in
Buenos Aires. 1t pictures the
Evening star., 1961-06-25

head Of Belgrano from the
statue by Hector Rocha.
VATICAN-A set of six
stamps has been issued for
the Pauline Year. the 18th
centenary Of st. Paul'S jour-
ney from Caesarea to Rome.
Three photogravure de-
signs were used. The 10-lire
and 30-lire show q map Of
the Mediterranean with the
Apostles route marked, the
15-lire and 75-lire St. Paul
arriving in Rome in chains,
and the 20-lire and 200-lire
the Temple of st. Paul the
Triumphant in Rome.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
CAMERA ANGLES
Beech Photo Problem
Is Sunlight Control

will face this summer at the
seashore. Your pictures can
reflect this same fine quality
as well as the relaxed express
ions seen on the faces Of
the models If you go about
it in the right way.
You have also seen (and
probably made seaside
snapshots where sharp con-
traStS Of light and shadows
have ruined the photos with
those harShly lit features Of
the subjects. Add to this the
contorted expressions caused
by squirting into the sun
and it adds up to pictures
that only family resemble
the subjects.
TwO-FOld Purpose
The two-fold object in
making good beach photos is
to achieve q good lighting
and keep the subjects relaxed
and free from strain. This is
easier to accomplish than
may be apparent.
First, try to schedule your
picture taking in the earlier
or later hours Of the day
when the sun is not boiling
straight down. Then use the
light in combination with
the sand to subdue-but not
erase entirely-the strong
contrast of the shadows and
highlighted areas.
This can be done by simply
seating your subject on the
sand. You will note immedi-
ately the lesSening of the
harsh shadows around the
eyes and to one side of the
nose. This happens because
the sand is an excellent re-
flector which may well pro-
vide enough reflected light to
provide a round lighting
without help from any other
source.
Simple ReflectOrs
Should added light be
needed to tighten the shad-
ows you can use a home
made reflector made very
simply by covering a sheet
of cardboard or plywood with
tin or aluminium foil.
Since you have become ac-
cuStomed to using the some
what tempered light of your
home grounds the brilliance
of the sunlight at a seaside
resort may seem somewhat
formidable at first glance.
Instead of condemning all
this freely given light, utilize
it to make your pictures both
different and satisfying from
the technical standpoint.
But first you must learn
how to control the light. You
will find your shutter and
lens stop two very effective
brakes. Your choice of film
will be another. And be sure
to have at your disposal q
light meter - unless, Of
course your camera is
equipped with an electric eye
that does exposure comput-
ing for you.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR

TODAY
Duplicate Bridge Center, g Du-
pont circle; pairs, /; Mp pairs,
7:3O. Playfair, 1341 Harvard: MP
pairs, 1:45.
TOMORROW
Andrews, Andrews .AFB Officers
Club; pairs. 7:45. ArI.-Fax, 1920
arlington bouleysrd: pairs, 7:46.
Bethesda: pairs Gnvitational), 7:45.
rock; Mp pairs. 7:45. Duplicate
Bridge Center, Dupont circle:
pairs, l.; pairs, 7:3O. Fort Meade,
Commissioned Officers Mass: pairs,
7:45. 29OO Valley drive, Alexandria;
I'D DuDlieatc dicai.. Bridge Center. 9 Du-
fsIIs church. si american ReEion Reiae; Hall: Hal:
400 N. Oak. Falls Church: pairs,
7:45. Federal, Hotel 24OO Sixteenth;
MP pairs, 5;45. Federal Power Com.
mission: pM;;d;n.. Official dining room. GAO
Duplicate. third floor auditorium:
Seventh and F; MP pairs, luncheon,
II m. reservations, AID. 4-0l16).
Indian Spring Country Club, pairs
GnvitationaD, 8; Internal Revenue
pairs, 7:45. Officers Service Club,
1914 Twenty first: pairs, s.
WEDNESDAY
Agudas Achim Mems Club, 5000
Valley drive. Alexandria: final ses-
sion, open-pair championship, s.
Club: pairs invitationaD, 7:45.
teenth: MP pairs (invitationail, 7:45.
Confessional Secretaries, New House
Building: pairs, z. Duplicate Bridge
Dsnter Dsrs so Dupont FSptaS eirels psirs !:
drews drive. Fairfax: MP pairs, 7:45
reservations. CIR. .3-5924). MCJC,
MONTGOMERY County Jewish COM
mnunity Center: pairs. $50; Psnt;
sHta Tsn sS4Sn sSSinE s4SB %P Bras: gas: drse Sse
observations JU. 9-781O). Suburban,
1920 Arlington boulevard: pairs,
1880 am.
THURSDAY
Falls Church, American Legion
Hall, 400 N. Oak, Falls Church:
pairs, 9:45 am. Goren Duplicate
AS5 h56n ere TasG siztif9th Sp 4OHi Hf5s
Washington Bridge League (ACBL
unit. Sheraton-Park Hotel: final
session, open-pair championship,
7:45.
FRIDAY
Chevy Chase, 6S03 West avenue,
Bethesda: pairs (invitationaD, 7;45.
Duplicate Bridge Center, 8 Dupont
circle; pairs, L; pairs. 1880. Irving
pairs. 7:45. Playfair, 1431 Harvard:
pairs. 7:45. Rockville, Civic Center,
Rockville; pairs, 8. Walker, 6100
Forty-second place, Hyattsville: pairs,
9:15 am; pairs, 8.
SATURDAY
Chess, Apt. 201. Hotel 2400 Six
teenth: pairs. 7:45. Duplicate Bridge
Center, Dupont circle; pairs,
MP pairs, 7:30. Walsh. 1882 Massa-
chusetts; pairs, 7:45.
TOURNAMENTS
June 30-July 2-Chesapeake Sec
tional, Hotel Emerson. Baltimore.
Md, mems, women's pairs, 2:15:
mixed pairs, S:15. Friday; open
pairs, 2:15 and S:15, Saturday;
teams, nonmaster pairs 600 master
points or less), and z, SUNDAY.
July 2q-AuE. 6-Summer Ma
tionals, Sheraton-Park Hotel, Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
1861 SWISS PUBLICITY STAMPS

Four mucooed stomps representative of the finest Swiss
Gophic Arts Eoch pays tribute outstanding
achievement. Only illustrated.
Set of Singles 3Se Set of 4 Blocks 14O
Sheets of Is S7S Set of on lst-Doy Cover, SSc
Collection Sheet (set of with first-doy conceoton 4Se
Souvenir Folder with mint frst-doy cancellation 60s
Postol Leofet (conceled) 4Se
Evening star., 1961-06-25
SEARCH FOR
RARE COINS

Woodward & lofhrop will buy Foro
coins and coin collections for Gosh.
We arc alwayS in the morket for
turgs or small cmovnts Of any mo-
Ieriol needed in our stock including:
U. S. gold, silver and minor coins
Of oil types and oil dates.
U. S. lores size pupeF money 0s well
os confedeFcte and coloniui issues.
General foreign coins in oil meiols
from both 0neisnt and modern eovn-
tries.
Bring your coins 70 our coin dsport-
ment for our inspection, end offer
and immsdiots payment, or ship them
by registered muil or Railwoy tx
press. We will submit our offer TO
you at once end keep your coins IN
taet pending your decision.
A valuable book for yOv, only
LIS, "AppFuisins and Selling
Your Coins" A complete illus
frcisd catalogue Of U. S. coins
and bills and their Gosh pre-
MUM volUes, as well as the COM
plsts coinuss Of canudc. Hord
cover, handy size, fully Illus
tratsd. l76 posss. This stundord
quality book Of The Coin and
Currency Institute will be con-
sIontiy consulted. With It you con
approiss coins yourself end ssii-
moto their Gosh vGlUs 10 you.
LIS, plus l5e shipping charge.
Woodward G Lothrop
Coin 8 Stomp Dsportmsnt, lst
Floor, Washington l3, b. c. else
Chevy Chose, Merylend.
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1860 SWISS DEFINITIVES

pictoro featuring famous cothedros historical ond-
norks and architectural monuments
Set of ls Mint Singles 4S
Set Of l8 Full Sheets Of 50 1l25O
Short Set Of 4 on first-doy covers Soc
Set Of ls Mint Blocks Of 4 1900
Souvenir Folder ~ with unused set %y
Set of Collection Sheets s stomps with first-doy eonce-
lotions $50
Evening star., 1961-06-25
Sunday Crossword Puzzle gyms. Manning

ACROSS
1Speeder's
penalty
Weapon for
fishing
10Acute
Is Shopping
event
10 Mars
20 Shield
81 Volcano on
Martinique
% Shield
% Raglan
"A Composition
or grouping
26 Lady ruffs
27 Competitors
29 Professor
at oxford
81 huSl OF q
crowd
80 Assistant
80 They often
flourish in
a garden
IS Out of the
wind
SO Inclination
80 Architec-
tural
features
II It greases
the wheels
Of progress
43 Wrath
Al Shelter for
planes
40 They hold
office
so Found in
the kitchen
81 Harmonize
So Put up the
money
SO Kiln for
drying hops
SIS Kit of
pioneer fame
81 Persian poet
So Born
SO Attitude
go Make lace
81 Finishes
SO Measure Of
weight
ga Merry
Flemish
outdoor
festival
66 Rear
68 Rows
10 Agreement
II Most
beautiful
70 Peaceful
73 Magma -
rs Means of
transport
tation
rs They're
worn
around
the neck
70 Moham-
med's SON.
in-law
so The wife of
the Thin
Man"
80 Lease
SO "Harkl
Harkl,
the -"
"a Statute
IS Tower city
81 Minor
Evening star., 1961-06-25
SWISS STAMP ALBUM
by Minkus Publications

international Organization Album includes Leoeue Of No
tons United Motions organizations from 1922 to dote With
eoId-stomped binder $50
Pooes only, including 1860 supplement 100
Evening star., 1961-06-25

Keep your collection up-to-t minute with Wood
ward Lothrops new issue service. Write todoy for
your complimentary copy Of Stomp and Coin News.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
QUALITY PACKETS OF
SWISS STAMPS

An ideal way to build collection, fun for the beginner and
odvonced collector seeking variety. Sove by buying tho
lnnnAH rnHka
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should have manufacturers
detailed instruction sheets
for proper installation; if
not, send S cents to National
Mineral Wool Association.
1910 Sixth avenue, New York
20, N. Y, for copy of leaflet
How to Install Mineral
Wool Bats and Blankets"
A ventilated air space, with
provision for air circulation,
should be provided between
roof and insulation to pre-
vent condensation accumula-
tion; insulation should have
Evening star., 1961-06-10

a vaporproof barrier placed
toward the interior (or
heated area) of the house.
Slab Dompness
@. We are building a year.
round home on the Eastern
Shore. This has a concrete
slab and we plan to cover it
with vinyl tile. How should
the floor be treated before
placing the tile2 Would a de-
humidifier be satisfactory to
overcome dampness2 Any
Evening star., 1961-06-10
and ond SheIIoc to Refinish Cedar PoneIing
BY ROGER c. WHITMAN

sy ROGER c. WHITMAN
Contributing Writer
can also get a skid ef-
feet by mixing some sand
right in the paint.
Attic Insulation
@. Have been told that
when insulating above a
ceiling, it is better to fasten
insulation to rafters Qeaving
four to six inches air space
between roof and inSulation)
rather than placing directly
aboev ceiling in ceiling joists.
Where can I get information
about this?
A. Your insulation dealers
Evening star., 1961-06-10

other suggestions regarding
dampness?
A. The concrete slab itself
should be specifically in
stalled with vaporproof bar
rier and perimeter insulation
to resist moisture penetra-
ton; tile should be installed,
including slab preparati IN,
according to manufacturers
detailed instructions for spe-
cific conditions of floor;
these are available either
from your tile dealer or di-
rectly from the manufacturer
on request.
Evening star., 1961-06-10

Suggest sending 80 cents
(no stamps) to Superintend-
ent of Documents, Washing
ton 25, D. c., for copy of
Condensation Control in
Dwelling Construction" CIV
ing information for various
locations. Another worth
while leaflet to get is "In-
sulation of Concrete Floors
in Dwellings" 90 cents, from
Superintendent of Docu-
ments).
Evening star., 1961-06-10
new sp|endor in bethesda
introducing air conditioned
ferMp0od f0reAt

Just off Bradley BlUd tU blocks from schools shopping
community summing facilities in the choice heart of
setting of tall quiet
Uey fine colonial homes, both completely
diOned both priced substantially beo the general Average of
this luxurious neghborhood Impressiuely elegant
and appearance Fern,UoOd Forest represents of
finest thOme unIue in Bethesda proper!
Evening star., 1961-06-10
Copyright 1861, House & cerstin

Directions:
Drive out Bradley
BLUd. to FernwOOd Rd.,
turn right on FernUOOd
Rd. and continue on
FernuUOOd across
Creentree Rd.
about 5 blocks to
FerntUOOd Forest.
Open eUery day
till dark.
Model home
phone EN- 5.98I9
Furniture and
Decoration by
P. J. Nee Co.
Evening star., 1961-06-10

Q. We are the second own
ers Of a home with cedar
pane. ang in the family room.
1t looks like at one time
there was polish or light var
niSh on the paneling, but it
is badly worn off and there
are many hicks and
scratches. We are not very
good do it yourselfers."
Where do we begin with a
project like this?
A. Best method VIC uld be
to sand down the walls (to
remove both present finish
and hicks and scratches)
with an electric portable
sander. This also will give a
smooth surface for refinlsh-
ing. Wipe off dust and apply
thin coat Of pure, fires h,
WnlCe SneIlac, thlnned half
and-half with denatured al
cohol.
Slippery Terrozzo
@. We have a terrazzC
porch floor which is ver!
slippery, especially when wet
Is there any way to fix it
so that it would not be so
dangerous?
A. ! suggest having the
floor surface roughened d
slightly with a terrazo floor
grinding machine; consult
Classified telephone directory
under Floor Refinishing and
Resurfacing." You might
.even consider painting with
Sone of the nonskid paints
used in some factories. You
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-10-21
Health and Safety Tips From The
American Medical Association

There a nip in the air in late October over most Oh
the nation In the early mornings and after sundoWn
the motorists cruising around the city and along the
highways are fppng the auto heaters and crankng
UP the windows to keep out the chill.
With the advent of cool weather and the approach OF
even colder days and nights next winter the traf1lc
police know with certainty that deaths from CARBON
monoxide poisoning will increase sharply. This color
less odoress taseess gas that is expelled by the autos
exhaust system deadly poison in an enclosed space
Before you realize what's happening you get droWSy
and begin to doze at the wheel If the gas itself doesn't
kill the resulting crash into tree or bridge rail- or an
oncomng car might finish the job
Traffic authorities agree that no one really knows
how many accidents are cused by drivers who actually
are half poisoned from carbon monoXde
Several basic safety rules to cut down the danger or
carbon monoxde poisoning are included IN an article
in Todays Health, the magazine OF the American Med
ical Association. They
Leave at least window open slightly even on
bitterly cold days If there is leakage of gas the fresh
air will dispe most of it.
Keep the front vents closed when driving in bum
per-to-bumper traffic Your vent suck in exhaust
fumes from the car ahead of you
If you park for more than minute or two with
the motor running, open window several inches Wide
open is safer.
Most important is to make certain that exhaust
muffler manifold tight and free of leaks. 1t is
worth few dollars to mechanic to guard against gas
poisoning
If you feel sleepy the highway at night it might
be the late hour might be carbon monoXide What
the cause get off the road and take nap 1t may
save your life
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-10-21
employment practices.

"GRANGER IS NAMED
DILLARD PROFESSOR. " =
New Orleans - Lester B.
Granger will become billiard
University's first Edgar B.
Stern University Professor,
according to an announcement
by President Albert w. Dent.
DR.. Granger retired from the
Urban League last week,
where he had served for 20
years and executive director.
The Stern professorship was
established last year by the
children of the late Edgar B.
Stern of New Orleans, who for
80 years served as chairman
of the billiard Board of trus-
tees. The chair was establish
ed with an endowment gift of
$4,000 to enable the univer-
sity to add teachers, scholars
and artists of outstanding dis
tinction to its faculty on Wis
iting basis.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-10-21

Road. The public is invited.
On Sunday, October % at 2:
P. NJ, Mrs. Dorothy Cannon
will be the guest speaker at
the Evergreen M. E. Church
in Brandon. All visiting
churches are invited.
On Monday, Oct. %, at Z:
P. M, The Rock Star Pine
Valley Ushers Association
Board will meet at the Pearlie
Grove M. B. Church, south of
Brandon, Pres. Shelby McLau-
rim is asking all members to
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lumbard
of Value, Miss, parents of
Pfc. Tommy Lee Lumbard
were happy to learn that their
first grandchild was born, Oc-
tober IL at hte hospital in
Oakgrove, Tenn. Pfc. Lees
wife mad baby, Lenda Lee are
now home and doing splen-
didly.
On the 5th Sunday, October
29, a Program will be given
at Rock Star M. B. Church,
here in Brandon by Sis. Glenn
Melvin, Pianist. All churches
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c. M. E. Church and a mem
ber of many civic clubs. Also
a dedicated teacher, Mrs.
Brown derived joy from en-
couraging young people to
pursue education, attesting to
this is the very splendid job
she did of educating her own
children, a son, DR.. James
Brown, now at Jackson State
College and two daughters.
Mrs. Frenchie B. Porter and
Mrs. Geneva Blylock, both
teachers in the Jackson Pub
lie school, system, Mrs
Browns friendliness, devotion
to duty, respect for her fell
lowman and deep faith in re-
ligion, endeared her to all her
associates.
Other Jackson schools nam
ed in memory of outstanding
and pioneering Negro educa-
tors are: Lanier, Jim Hill,
Sam Brinkley, Mary C. Jones,
Smith Robertson, J. A. Mar
tin, Sallie Reynolds, Isable,
Mary Johnson, Mary Morri-
son, G. N. Smith, w. H. Wal
ton, Rowan.
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Continued from Page II
Thurgood Marshall as gener-
al counsel of its legal, defense
and education fund. Green
berg is white. Mr.. Marshall
who resigned Wednesday as
the NAACP'S chief special
counsel, was given an interim
appointment Friday by Pres
ident Kennedy to the Second
Circuit Court of Appeals. He
will take his seat immediate
ly. To qualify for the life ten
ure appointment of $25, 900 a
year, he must be confirmed
by the Senate next year. This
means facing Sen. James o.
Eastland .-Miss.) who is
chairman of the Senate Judi
ciary Committee. Mrs. Con-
stance Baker Motley has been
named chief assistant to Mr..
Greenberg.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-10-21
SocioI Security
Notes

The 1861 Amendments to
the Social Security Act per-
nit larger amount of bene-
fits to be payable if you do
expect to earn over $1,000. For
each So that you earn over
$1,000 up to S1700, 81 in bene-
fits is withheld. Over $1700,
81 in benefits is withheld for
each 81 earned.
If you are under age 72 nd
receiving social security bene-
fits, you were advised when
you applied for benefits that if
you did not make over $1,000
you would receive all the bene-
fits to which you were en-
titled. You may also have
been told, based upon your
estimate of earnings, that you
could receive part of your
benefits even though you did
continue to work and expected
to earn over $1,000. Because of
changes in your work, how
ever, it may be that your earn
ings will be more OF less than
what you had anticipated. In
such an event, you should re-
wise with the administration
your prior estimate to make
certain that the benefit you
are receiving is correct.
If you have any questions
about your earnings, please
feel free to visit your social
security office. The office is
located at All North Street,
telephone number Fleetwood
5-9687.
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Continued from Page y
Schools of Jackson; bands
from high schools at Magno-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-10-21

on October Is, which we're
held with the pastor, Rev. r.
L. Luckett, presiding. Sis.
Mary Melvin, President.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roddie Walk
er, Jr., and sons of Vallejo,
California are visiting in the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roddie Walker, Sr., of
Jackson, Miss. Mrs. Walker
is the daughter of Mrs. Mary
Brown of Brandon. Mr.. Walk
er is a second class machinist
mate in the u. S. Navy. He
is going to Long Beach, Cali
fornia where his family will
join him later.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-10-21

and the general public is in
vited. Watch this paper for
further information about this
program.
Friends of Bro. Otis Hughes
are so happy to see the miracle
of God working upon him.
Sometimes ago, Bro. Hughes
was seriously i'll, but now he
is beginning to- walk again.
This is a blessing.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-10-21

The Home Missionary So
ciety of Rock Star Baptist
Church wish to thank their
many friends for taking part
in their installation services
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Club women of Corinth are
making elaborate prepara-
tionS to entertain the Con-
vention and from all indica-
tions a large number of dele
gates and visitors will attend.
Clubs are urged to meet all
financial obligations, sending
such money to the financial
secretary, Mrs. Bertille Car
michael, 533 South Union
Street, Canton, Miss, by Oc-
tober "a.
Mrs. E. B. Miller of Yazoo
City, Executive Board Chair
man has called a meeting of
the Board for Friday morn
ing, October 27 at 8: o'clock in
Corinth.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-10-21

liza, Port Gibson, Clinton. Nor
ton, Brookhayen, and Halle
hurst.
During the flareup Monday
a Negro man and a city po-
llceman are reported to have
been bitten by the police dogs.
Four of the students Jailed
have posted $5O0.0O bond. with
the other three expected to do
so later this week.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1961-10-21
Opening for the Fall and Winter
Terms
September II, 1851
BAPTIST CENTER

FOrmery the Childrens Nook
232 E. Bell Street Next Trueght Baptist Church)
Miss Gertrude T. Hart Director Head Teacher
and Missionary
Phone FL 21311 - Register Early
Transportation
The Baptist Center is housed in large brick build
ing arcOnditiOned central heating sanitary kitchen and
rest large auditorium club assembly three kinder
garten rooms two nurseries isolation two
fees
There is cOsed-n playground with swings, seesaws,
teeeroters slides and Jungle GYM protection
for accidents at school from
well balanced meal day with milk,
ternoon snack liver oil juice morning.
WHY NOT VISIT THE CENTER" before making choice
small children parent wants
the BEST for his child
TER for him while you work. EVERY CHILD WILL GET
THE BEST OF CARE AND ATTENTION.