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ice cream party. Other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis White,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. McGaghy
and David, Mr.. and Mrs. Mau-
rice Hubert.
Mrs. Edward George Of Bi-
loxi, former resident of Moss
Point, visited here Sunday.
Mrs. H. G. Hase and children
and Mrs. F. A. Bishop drove TO
Mobile Tuesday. Mrs. Bishop
visited her son and family. MIR.
and Mrs. Jimmy Bishop.
The Rev. and Mrs. Stewart
Smith returned Wednesday af-
ter being away for two weeks.
Mrs. Smith and the children
visited in Jackson with Mrs.
Joseph A. Smith, her mother
in-laW while her husband was
in Blue Ridge, N. G. speaking
at conference of YMCA di-
rectorS.
The annual Sunbeam picnic
was held at First Baptist
Church Monday with As chill
dren attending.
Sunbeam directors are Mes
James r. L. Roper, BOBBY
Fields, David Carter, Robert
Dunaway and w. W. Russum.
DR.. and Mrs. James T.
Thompson returned Sunday
after a week in New York and
Chicago. Tuesday Mrs. Thomp-
son drove to Jackson to attend
a board meeting of the state
medical auxiliary and was ac-
companied by Mrs. Roy Wing
ield of Pascagoula. Miss Sally
Hawkins of Fort Leavenworth,
Fla. was scheduled to arrive
this week for a visit her aunt
and DR.. Thompson before she
returns to the University OF
Alabama.
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Moss Point
By Dot Cirlot

i Mr.. and Mrs. Robert MacIn-
+ lis had as weekend guests Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Trigg and son
Tony of Hattiesburg. Mr.. Trigg
is attending Mississippi South
ern College. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gardner,
Jr. and children of Colorado
Springs visited last week with
her father and family Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert M. Simmons. They
are visiting this week with Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Gardner in Pasca-
goula.
Ernest Hover of Logtown
visited last week with his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Hover.
Mary Lee Turnage. ,nine-Year
old daughter of the Earl Turn.
ages entered Singing River
Hospital Wednesday. sched-
uled TO undergo surgery Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Frank Pittman of Jack
son is visiting this week with
her brothers and sister Bob and
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Paul and Miss Dora Cirlot. Ac-
companying Mrs. Pittman to
Moss Point en- route to Biloxi
was her daughter and grand
sons Miss Sue Pittman, Frank
and David Bailey and Jay Hut
Crimson of Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Cirlot,
Paul Cirlot and Mrs. Frank
Pittman toured the Mobile nur-
series Sunday with a special
interest in the orchids.
Mrs. w. B. McDavid return
ed this weekend after a weeks
visit with her daughter and
son-in-law the Mac Simmonses
in Memphis. The Simmonses
accompanied Mrs. McDavid to
Moss Point for a weeks visit
with the McDavids and Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Simmons.
The Rev. and Mrs. James
Delmas. pastor of Leakesville
Methodist Church visited
Tuesday with Mrs. Delmas'
mother Mrs. Frank Pittman.
Mrs. Norma McInnis of Mo-
bile spent Sunday visiting
Emile Herrin and Miss Clara
Herrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowe had
as guests for the weekend their
son and daughter-in- Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Lowe Of
Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff of
Louisville are visiting this
week with their son and dau-
ghter-in- Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Woodruff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Will
liams. Jr. of Lumberton visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Blades.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Dutton
vacationed last week in Pana-
ma City. Returning with them
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FOOTPRINTS ON. THE SANDS. OF. TIME
ARE. NOT. MADE BY SITTING DOWN
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Sorority is host at Old Place tea
Alexander home
is setting Of tea
for Point faculty
By Emily Hughes
(Woman's Editor)

The Old Place at Gautier
was the picturesque setting
\ for a tea Saturday in honor of
freshmen girls who will enter
!, Ole Miss in the fall. Host
J group was the Gulf Coast
Alumni Association of Delta
! Gamma Sorority.
Receiving the SO guests from
!: Mississippi nd neighboring
!, states were alumni chapter
members Mrs. Hermes F. Gap-
I, tier, hostess, and Mrs. John D.
! Gautier, president; and from
! Alpha Psi chapter at Ole Miss,
! Miss Abhie Beeson Of Brook
| haven, president, and Misses
(. Susan Sadier of New Orleans
: and Sarah Wells Of Jackson,
rush chairmen.
The tea table was ornament
ed by . large silver and crYs-
!. tai epsysne containing ar
lrang meR Is Of chFysanihe-
NUNS f. soFeritY coiors OF
pink. bFcHxe and blue.
Feature of the table was a
/: cake in the shape Of an anchor,
, symbol of the only national
sorority TO be founded in
MississipPi.
Ole Miss Chapter members
staged sH entertaining skit,
what to Expect at Ole Miss"
under direction of Miss Dottie
Aken-of saekssH.-v-,te~.
Snapshots of each of the
girls with their faces visible
over the figure of an old fash
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ioned girl were ia ken as
souvenirs of the occasion.
X X 4
Moss Point Teachers Associa-
ton honored superintendent
and Mrs. Woodrow Marsh, as
sistant superintendent and Mrs
M. j. Bullock and new faculty
members of Moss Point schools
at tea in, the L. w. Alexander
home at 204 Ash Street Tues
day.
In the receiving line were
Mrs. Alexander, president OF
Moss Point Teachers Associa-
ton, Mrs. Corlie Sutherland,
hospitality committee chair
man, and guests of honor.
The refreshment table was
covered with a white Linen
cloth centered with a fail flow
er. arrangement. Il
A crystal punch bowl and
cups were. at one end OF the
table with the sandwiches anc
mints completing the table ar
rangement.
Mesdames John Brock, Tom
Gill and Andrew Christensen
presided at the refreshment
table.
Approximately 100 members
Of Moss Point faculties called.
K X
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Grant
of Pascagoula, daughter Mrs.
w. L. Nynn) Young and chill
dren Laura ana Michael OF
Houston are safe in Pascagou-
la after having been in a car
truck collision near Beaumont,
Tex.
"We were all able to walk
away" reports Mrs. Young
after the accident.
The Grants were returning
from Houston to bring Mrs.
Young and children here 70,
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Chicago visited Mesdames
Knights and Wistafke's father,
Capt. James G. Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Ryan and
family were with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Cox. Miss
Marta Courtney Of Houston
was houseguest of Miss Lynn
Collins.
Also in Pascagoula were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Carl Sidener
and Carl Sidener of Balm
bridge, Ga; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Foster and daughter,
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Meis-
burg and daughter Of Jackson;
Mrs. w. r. Bodden of Birrn-
ingham and Mrs. v. H. Bodden,
Miss Pamela Ellington and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Farnell Of Mo
bile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Smith
and sons Charlie and Donnie,
arrived Saturday from their
home in Dayton, Ohio, for a
two-weeks visit with their
parents, the c. w. Smiths and
the 3. F. Germans.
Guests Sunday Of the G. w.
Smiths for a get-together with
Donald and his family were
Mrs. J. M. Griser, Mr.. and
Mrs. <. D. Slater, Miss Sarah
Irvine, Roderick Slater, MRS.
George Schmohl and children,
Pat DeeAnn and George, Mrs.
c. l.. Slater, Mrs. Bill Torna-
sic, all of Mobile, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Boggess of Miami.
Going to Louisiana over the
Labor Day weekend will be
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Levy, Jr.
and Terry. They will be ac-
companied home by Mrs.
Levy's mother Mrs. E. C. Ford
of Pascagoula who has been
visiting in Louisiana. Mrs.
Levy returned Sunday from a
four-day visit in New Orleans
with her parents-in-law.
Gathering Sunday for q re-
union dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Loris were Mrs. LoS-
is mother Mrs. Ethel Howei1
and three sisters with their
families. Mrs. Cecil Bennett. Of
Kenner. La. Mrs. Opal Pierce
of Vancleave and Mrs. Leo
Wright Of Meridian. Other
members Of the family attend
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Lawson and children of En-.
terprise. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Lawson and Jimmy of M oss
Point and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Lawson. Mrs. Wright and two
sons were guests of the Lorises
for a week.
Mrs. w. T. Gardner, Mrs. w.
D. Eiland and Myrtle Eilarid
drove to New Orleans Tuesday,
accompanying Sister Isabelle
on her return to Annunciati0n
Grammar School. Sister Isa-
belle had been in Pascagoula
for visit with her sister Mrs.
w. T. Gardner. yl ..,
Thursday Mrs. William Bu-
ras, Mrs. w. D. Eiland and
Continued on Page 81
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OOPS = PARDON US!
OQPS - PAkDUN VI!
We regret that through the of two comics
omitted from the standings published in last
Tuesdays Chronicle.

listed with votes cast for publication but
totals shown below do not necessarily their full
strength it permissible to hold votes for final
ballot box count if so desired
These six contestants sin the prize money"
Leo Green so 2-s901 s7e10O
Mrs Eleanor Fuller so 21S67 ls44l50
Alfred Roberts, vancleave l838,l0O
Jimmy Ziglar SO 2-5529 .. 1772650
Lois Williams CIR 55430 l755 500
Mrs Thema Shelton, SO 2-s2s4 1877 $50
These contestants striving place in the money!
Kenneth Holloway, so 2-48e8 12ss,soo
Mrs Lamar Davis, u 82393 10000
Mrs. Edgar Bara JU 8-2064 77700p
Mrs W. T. Gardner SO 2s157 ..... 75s25D
Mrs Norma Witherspoon OR 5-7756 ..-.-.~. 561,o0b
Mrs Kemp Pittman, CIR 51450 517.60D
Ronald Hasty SO 2436s ..... 40500b
Mrs Emily Davis CIR 5-2ses s47oop
FOOTPRINTS ON. THE SANDS OF TIME
ARE NOT. MADE BY SITTING DOWN
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Clinton Friday and Saturday
were Miss Lois Wilkins ano
Mesdames Agnes Freeman
jeanette Churchwell, Margaret
Pannel, inertia Murphy anc
Annie Lee Churchwell.
The 18th birthday of tn {
Sunbeams was celebrated al
Unity Baptist Church Wednes-
day in a church-wide meeting
Gifts were brought by those
attending to be sent to mis-
sionaries.
Mrs. r. v. Walker was hon
ored at a surprise birthday
party Tuesday in the II. c
Goodwin home. Coffee ano
cake were served guests. mem
bers Of the Joy Clark Circle OF
the Unity Baptist Church
WMU.
To Horn Island on a boat
outing last weekend were the
Jesse Wolfes and Ross Graves
es, guests Of the Ben Moores.
Expected guests over Labor
Day weekend of Mr.. and Mrs
Ben c. Moore are Mrs. Moore's
mother and brother Of Birm-
ingham, Mrs. W. A. GrigSby
and Bob.
Mrs. Emile Baumhauer and
children Christopher and Su-
zanne are in Canton for visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Young.
Capt. and Mrs. Jesse G.
Locke, Jr. and children of Col
orado Springs are here to visil
his mother Mrs. Maude Locke
and his sister and brother-in-
law the Victor J. Blairs. Capt
Locke, a jet pilot in the Ali
Force has been reassigned
overseas duty. His family will
accompany him and it is their
last trip home before leaving
for his new assignment.
An office party last Thurs
day feting brides-to-be Jane
Grant and Sarah Capps was at
tended by feminine members
Of the office force Of the bank
for which they work. Meeting
in the home of Miss Grant, cor
sages and gifts were presented
the honoree. The group wen
down the Coast for dinner.
Mrs. T. 0. Green is in Jack
son 10 visit her son and ddu
ghter -in-law Mr.. and Mrs
Charles M. (Butch) Tomlinsor
where she is making the &C
quaintance of her new grand
daughter. Martha Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bethea oi
Milton. Fla. were guests of her
mother Mrs. James Hutchins.
Among out-of- town visitors
in Pascagoula for the wedding
Of Miss Iva Ann Moore and
Don H. Sidener were Miss
June Reynolds and Miss Jan
ellie Nelson who stayed in the
home Of Miss Nelson's parents,
the ]. Leslie Nelson's. Mr.. and
, Mrs. Rufus G. Knight and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
C. Wistafke and daughter OF
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y
Pdscdgould

Guests of DR.. and Mrs. w. H.
Barton Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Runge of Daven-
port, Iowa.
Visiting New Orleans last
week were Mesdames A. d.
Saucier, Ben Caver and w. B.
Seely and Miss Mary Lou
Caver.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Krebs
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
v. r. Krebs at their vacation
cabin at Gulf Shores over the
weekend. taking along Diane
X r b S and Barbara Walker
who remained for the week.
Frank Galloway of Vicks-
burg is guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. krebs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Good
game will return this weekend
from Washington where they
have spent a week
Thursday at the Schillereff
home at 909 Polk, Mesdames
Ralph Schillereff, John Evans
and w. H. Barton entertained
with a coffee. The table, COW
cred by an embroidered cut
linen cloth, held a silver coffee
service and a silver compete
filled with summer cut flowers.
Aprroximately so guests at
tended.
AT ole Miss over the week
end to attend a Sigma Nu din
ner dance were members Trent
Lott, Gulf Coast rush chair
man, and Richie Perkins of
Moss Point. Their guests were
Misses Patricia Thompson and
Betty BuZard of Moss Point
and Don Hinton and John Cor
lew with their guests Misses
Sherrie Hinton and Barbara
Ann Ezell.
DIV cheerleaders going to
Biloxi Monday were Mickey
Moore, Polly and KeeZzie Ma
jure, Gwen Graham, Janet
Smith, Biddie Richards, Peggie
George and Cynthia Stone.
While there the girls watched
the Notre Dame football team
practice, and had lunch.
Returning to Perkinston
Junior College on Labor Day
will be 10 Anne George. Judy
Chaplin. Patsy Mccoy and
Sarah 10 Furr.
Guests of DR.. and Mrs. Thorn
as S. Whitecloud Sunday were
Misses Pat Kennedy and Jane
Daniels of Newton, Tex, for
mer home of the Whiteclouds.
Missing their visit was Tommy
who had left for Louisiana
College in Pineville.
A luncheon last week hon.
ored Mrs. Forrest Crabtree
who is leaving Moss Point,
when Mrs. j. Aubrey Smith
entertained a regular foursome
at her home on Buena Vista.
Also attending were Mrs. w. H.
Nelson, Jr. and Mrs. Dot Jane.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Springer
have as guests their son and
daughter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
E. v. (Judge) Springer with
their two children. The young
er Mr.. Springer, is professor of
speech and drama at Keene
College in New Hampshire
The family plans to be here for
two weeks.
Attending a WMU leadership
course at Camp Garaywa at
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The pre-nuptial parties and
wedding Of their daughter
Jane.
Want me to tell you some
thing nice about it?" asked
Mrs. Young, continuing to say
that heavy damages to the
car necessitated their staying
two days in Beaumont. "Time
was. spent with my fathers
a aunt, Mrs. Wyatt Harper,
whom we would not otherwise
have visited"
Michael, 2, enjoys telling
portions of the story of the
accident.
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toms mother Mrs. Joe Roche.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Parks
had as weekend guests his sis
ter Mrs. Annie Mae Perry, her
daughter Mrs. Betty Skies and
son Stan of New Orleans; Mr..
and Mrs. N. L. Parks, Bobby
and Beth of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Parks sister Mrs. Kath-
leen Richard and Beth of Gulf
port. The group had Sunday
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Parks.
Carol Payne had as week
end house guest, Lynwood Lid
die Of Jackson, a sorority
sister.
Mary Armistead is scheduled
10 leave today for Kansas City.
Mo. where she will spend a
few days before the tall Term
at Stephens College.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. w. Burnham
visited Tuesday with his broth
er and wife DR.. and Mrs. Hal
Burnham in Slidell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon Sly
field of Mobile drove over Sun
day to get their son Steve Sly
field who had been visiting
most Of the summer with his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyril Slyfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Woodham,
Jane and Riley are scheduled
to move Friday to their new
home in Puerto Rico. Mr..
Woodham will be mill manager
of International Paper Com
pany at Arecibo. The Wood
hams will fly to San Juan,
where they will spend a few
days, and from there to Are
cibo.
Mrs. Woodham entertained
the Tuesday afternoon bridge
club. Guests were MeSdames
Dallas Biggers, Wallace Cal
houn, Rupert Cirlot, Frank
Lee, John HoWkins, Jr. H. H.
Nelson and G.. M. Williams.
High prize was won by Mrs.
Calhoun and low by Mrs. Will
liams. The club presented Mrs.
Woodham a farewell gift.
Mrs. John K. Holt entertain
ed with a neighborhood coke
party Wednesday morning hon
oring her new neighbors Mrs.
Richard Waller and Mrs. Char
les Fuss. Other guests were
Mesdames Louis Dotson. Bob
by Holmes. Joe Brown. Reuben
Bounds. J. c. Thornhill. Will
liam Slater. Rupert Cirlot and
Mrs. Fred Wathne of Pasca-
goula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fuss
have moved to their new resi-
dence at 8O3 Forrest Street
from Pascagoula. Mr.. Fuss is
employed with the US Fish
and Wildlife service in Pasca-
goula.
Mary Ann Martin, daughter
of the L. R. Martins, returned
Monday after attending nation
al convention of Kappa Kappa
Psi and Tau Beta Sigma, hon
orary band fraternity and so
rority at the University OF
Wichita in Kansas. Miss Mar
tin was a member of the Mis-
SlSSlppl Southern delegation.
Visitors Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Adams were Mrs.
Adams sisters -in-law Mrs. Joe
E. McGowin and Mrs. l.. G.
Adams, and a niece Mrs. R. j.
Rollins of Mobile.
Miss Ina Thompson spent
Thursday in New Orleans.
Mrs. Glen Torres returned
home Sunday after spending
several days in Providence
Hospital in Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Wade
Smith entertained the Forrest
Crabtree family and Mrs. Ann
Hardenberg Tuesday with an
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IT'S A "NECk And NECK" RACE
IN TIE CHRONICLES
Everybody Wins :
se-s<ss : s-ss sssrSa
PRIZE SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST

shining 1861 Corvair Club Coupe valued at $25957
the participant the contest obtaining the
selling and renewal subscriptions in this
campaign place winner will receive $3.50 cash. This
paper will 3d 4h 5h and 9th cash bonus awards in adj
dition to weekly payroll" 2O% commission checks
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PascagouIa is becoming a.
vacation spot, for families
from far and near. Here at
|. the Inn last week. we had
the O'Rourkes and the Mira
mons, from New Orleans
naing a week Of vacation
With us. Down from Water
l loo Iowa were the James
Kings, who are enrolling
their daughter, Sandy, at
/ Gulf Park College. They are
vacatiening here at the Inn
/ for a week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
! Banks, and children, Jimmy,
Garlic and Terry, journey
I =d:;;, up from Jacksonville,
Fla, and spent the week.
Standard Milling Company
! brought Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
! thur Hall from Kansas City,
/ KarE, down to Pascagoula
{ andS they are staying here
! atE,the Inn. The McCalls OF
- = r
f HMnesburg spent several
{ days yacationing with US.
{ ~ y * \.
) ( Enjoying our delicious
! steaks for a family dinner
{ patty We're Mr.. James Born
| man.. Mrs. Louise Mcleod,
1 Ms. Forrest crabtree, Mrs.
{ Hardenberg. Ann and Phil
{ $crabtree Louise Bill and
! Jim Bornman.
I ( ss5 X ~ X
The first group to use our
! dining area in Bourbon
; Street. East was the Civic
{ Guild with Mrs. John Gau-
tier presiding.
81 * &
i. The Baby Sitters Bowling
{ ,Lesgue was our guest for its
/ ANNUAL. luncheon here at the
: linn on Tuesday and back to
I home ythsy went to keep
husband and children hap
{ py,
: Ys .tak 4
+ It was our pleasure to
$shaNe the wedding -rehearsal
{ {pa1tg fqr iIxa Ann Moore
! and Don Sidsner.
We ,lDok formard 10 sees
! iilg sach aQf you here at the
}Inns
a.y7k;';;e
e ! - - ..-sa.1 -
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Listen Americans!
...by Dr.. George S. Benson
PRESIDENT >. NATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
SeareY. Arkansas

Mr. Ernest Wilkinson, president Of Brigham Young
University, has well outlined the traditional thinking ON
federal aid to education This kind Of thought has been
significant element in basic Amorcanm He cites President
jefferson Wilson,, and Eisenhower among those prior
presidents who believe firmly that federal aid is opposed to
constitutional principles. None Of these presidents OPP
posed to good schools All three of them in fact served as
responsible professional leaders in the field of education
These did past presidents OF the nation, pro
vded gorous opposition the idea of federal aid educ
jefferson did not think either as President Of the United
States of founder of the University of Virginia. that the fed
eral government should responsible the education
its citizens Jefferson opinion Of 1906 is quoted to the e
feet an amendment to the Constitution by Consent Of
the states would be necessary before public money could
be applied for such purpose
Mr. Wilkinson cites Woodrow Wilson'S book Congress
siona Government, published in 1900 while Wilson still
professor Of government at Princeton: Certain it is that
there is more than one state which though abundanv able
for educational system of the greatest efficiency
fails to do and contents itself with imperfect temporary
makashts because there are immense SURPRISES every wear
ses say may be distributed amongst the states in aid of
education.
f the Federal government were more careful to keep
apart from strictly local scheme of improvements this
cupable and demoraizng policy could scarey live states
would to wish because they would cease to hope to be
stendiares of the Union and would address themselves
While president of Columbia University, Dwight D.
Eisenhower wrote in 1949 I'm nv own mind am nerfectIv
clear to basic principle and have once made
public statements to the effect that definitely oppose every
Federal Treasury in what should be local business and oca
Federal Government to all States in The Union far
al purposes Such policy would ambition almost
recruitment to spend freely under the impulse of
competition with other localities in the country II would
completely decv and defeat the Watchful that comes
about through local supervision local expenditures of
local revenues"
Himself the president of great university Mr. WEin-
son thus orcefuv emphasizes the theology of American
statesmen on this issue There right accomplish
these goals There principles Observed if we desire
TO Keep this republic on sound basis Federal aid takes
centrazed bureaucracy into field where il cannot func ion
We'll into an reserved individually 10 the states bv
the constitution - and leads TO loss 9bdcation of
local responsibility to waste of tax money and o NOV
socalized big government
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Return From Assembly

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wavbright,
Mrs Fernc Welch, Mrs. James
Sanders. Edith /. and John w
Weber returned Monday from a
weeks visit in New York City
where they attended the United
Worshippcr's district assembly of
Jchoyah's Witnesses" John w.
Weber. presiding minister Of the
Oakland congregation of Johovah's
Witnesses. reported yesterday,
Some $4,000 we're present at the
main session on Sunday to hear
the public address by Nathan H.
Knorr. when All Nations Unite
Under Gods Kingdom A one
volume edition of the New World
Translation of the Holy Scriptures
was released II is a modern
language translation from the
original Bible tongues. More than
twelve years were required to com
plctc the work Those attending
were from the local congregation
of Jchovah's Witnesses in Loeb
Lynn.
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To Conduct Drive

The Garrett County Memorial
hospital auxiliary is planning to
conduct its annual hospital drive
beginning today and continuing
through Friday, Saturday and Mon
day.
Two booths will be manned BY
women of the auxiliary. They wilt
be located on Second street in
front OF Hubs Harness Shop, the
other in front of Ryan's. on Third
street
Funds are needed for various
items as wei as new equipment.
Items already purchased as the
result of previous drives. include
TV sets for the Solarium, mimeo-
graph machine costing S275; cubi-
cal curtains for scmi-private rooms
and wards at a cost Of S7743A;
lavatory equipment to aid doctors
in diagnosis and treatment.