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The Republican., 1961-03-16
MRS. SARAH A. SHAFFER

Mrs. Sarah Agnes Shaffer, aged
S5, former resident of Horse Shoe
Run, w. Va, died Tuesday, March
IA, in Akron, O., after long i'll
ness.
A native of Horse Shoe Run,
she was a daughter of the late
David and Margaret Close Root.
The Republican., 1961-03-16
Has High Herd
For February Period

Simon Tice, who has 81 cross
breed cows that produced an aver
age Of 1850 pounds Of milk and
532 pounds Of fat, had the top
herd in the Dairy Herd Improve
ment association, unit /, Grants
vile area, for the month Of Feb
ruary, according to Roman L.
Yoder, supervisor
Second high herd was that of
John Junior Yoder, with 13 grade
and registered Holsteins producing
1914 pounds Of milk and 45.7
pounds Of fat
Raymond Schrock's herd of 81
crossbreeds was third with $40
pounds of milk and AZ pounds OF
fat. Fourth was Russell Bowser's
herd of "a mixed breed cows
which produced $50 pounds of
milk and ALP pounds of fat Oren
Bender's herd of 10 grade and reg
istered Holsteins was fifth with
1867 pounds of milk and 38.7
pounds of fat
Top cow in the association was
Rheba, crossbreed of Raymond
Schroch that produced 1920 pounds
of milk and 10 pounds of fat.
Second high was Susie. crossbreed
of Simon Tice with 207O pounds of
milk and 101 pounds of fat Tice
The Republican., 1961-03-16
Grand Jury

Continued from Page Onel
Park, and stealing two shovels, a
steam iron, 10 pairs Of gloves
automobile chains, on February 8.
They were arrested in Preston
county while attempting a second
burglary at a combination store
and post office at Eglon, w. Va
Thomas also was named in two
other indictments. He was charged
with breaking into the dwelling
Of Mrs Vernie F. Gregory, Red
Oak area, last September l and
stealing articles valued at $3.50
He also was indicted on a charge
of stealing the 1850 model auto
mobile of Thelma Jean Bittinger
from the county fair grounds last
August 13.
Also named with Thomas in the
burglary and grand laceny indict-
ments was Charles Edward Will
liams, 80, of Crellin. w. Dwight
Slower, states attorney. said Will
liams is serving a life sentence in
the West Virginia penitentiary at
Moundsville as an habitual crimi-
nal.
Robert Mckinley Trenum, OF
near Westernport, was indicted on
two charges of breaking into cabins
in the Turkey Neck section of
Deep Creek Lake. He was sen.
fenced March 3 by Associate Judge
W. Earle Cobey in Allegany county
to two years in the Maryland
pentitentiary for series of
burglaries in the Georges creek
section.
Trenum was accused of breaking
into the cabin of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald c. Beelar, Washington, D.
c., last September rs, and stealing
articles worth S13095. He also was
charged with breaking into the
cabin of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Nicholson, Pittsburgh on October
10 and stealing whiSkey, and other
drinks valued at $17.4o.
Two other traversers with Tren-
um pleaded guilty to similar
charges when tried before Associ-
ate Judge Neil C. Fraley last
week and sentence was deferred
pending pre-sentence investiga-
ton by the parole officer.
The murder charge against Sher-
lock same as result of the death
of his mother, Mrs Bridget Sher-
lock, So, who was injured during
an argument December 8 in a
motel along U. s. route 40, east
of Grantsville. The woman died
the following evening in hos
pital in Brownsville, Pa, of a
fractured skull and internal in
juries.
The man is now confined in the
Clifton T Perkins hospital at Jes-
sups. Fred A. Thayer and Jack
Turney. attorneys for Sherlock,
filed petition with Judge Fraley
last week, asking that he under
go sanity test.
The grand jury had as its fore
man c. l. Young, Grantsville Mrs.
Nancy Helbig and Mrs. Ruth Hersh-
berger served as clerks. The COM
plete report of the grand jury
She was a member of Bethel
The Republican., 1961-03-16

also had third and fourth, Fern,
crossbreed, having 1910 pounds OF
milk and 81 pounds OF fat and
Sandy crossbreed having 1880
pounds of milk and 81 pounds of
Fat. Fifth was Bell, Holstein Of
Oren Bender that produced 22OO
pounds Of milk and 70 pounds Of
fat.
The Republican., 1961-03-16

dist church, Ridgeley, officiating
Interment was in Hillcrest Burial
park.
The Republican., 1961-03-16

Clarence Griffith and son. Conflu-
ence; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Thomas and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dewitt
were Sunday evening dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dewitt.
Harland Bowman is on a business
trip to Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Savage Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. Deane Savage
and family at Grantsville, Tuesday
night and Wednesday. The latter
have been i'll.
The Republican., 1961-03-16

A big crane dropped into a mis-
sile pit, killing six persons in Ros-
well. New Mexico.
The Republican., 1961-03-16

She was a member of Bethel
Methodist Church at Horse Shoe
Run.
Survivors include three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Sylvia Rexrode, Sunny
Slope, Ariz.; Mrs. Pearl Schrade,
Akron; and Mrs. Murrell Broll,
Kempton; three brothers, John,
Florida; Thomas, Terra Alta; and
David Root, Hambleton; two sis
ters, Mrs. Mary Wotring, Oakland;
and Mrs. Pearl Spots, Cresaptown;
and two grandchildren.
The body is being returned for
burial,
The Republican., 1961-03-16

daughter visited Mrs. Gilbert De-
Witt, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Beasley and
children, of Silver Spring, spent
room.
A. Shade for the Map Room
5. Clean the walls in the Com
missioner's waiting room.
6. Paint the soiled section in the
Orphans Court room
7. Replace tile in the storage
room opposite the County Treas
urer's Room.
8. Repair and paint soiled sec
tions in the dome of the main
Lobby
g. Stairways cleaned more fre-
quently.
TO- Repair and paint soiled sec
ton of Grand Jury Room
II. Periodic cleaning of the win
doWs.
-. Washing doors in the Court
Room.
Generally this Body wishes to
commend the County Commits
sioners for the many Improvements
and additions which have been
made in recent years. AS a result
of these improvements the Court
House presents a more conducive
atmosphere TO the Public in gen
eral
County Treasurer's Books
Upon inspection of this Office
We feel that survey should be
made with the thought in mind of
relieving the congested and in
adequate conditions for the proper
handling Of the twenty thousand
plus items which pass through this
office each year
Garrett County Memorial
Hospital
The housekeeping in the hos
pital is immaculate. We like our
hospital and feel that it is up to
date, and that it can handle any
emergency. However, recovery
room would certainly be a major
Improvement in the future
In conclusion we wish to eX-
press our sincere thanks to the
Judge, States Attorney, and all
others involved in this session of
the Grand Jury.
Respectfully Submitted:
ts) c. l. Young
Foreman
(s) Mrs. Nancy L. Helbig, Clerk
ts) Ruth NJ. Hershberger, Clerk
True copy,
Test: Richard L. Davis. Clerk
Evening star., 1961-06-11

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Evening star., 1961-06-11

AN. Wednesday
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6:45-Mister Poiehes -
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l0:00-MoVie: might Must
Foil" Port -
P.M. Wednesday
5:oo-MoVie: "Torzon's Desert
Mystery" II
$50 Quick DFow MeGrow. 10
6:00-Movie: "Tutlss Of
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Sunday

I'm. Sunooy
1900 Movies: High Noon"
Colonel Effinshom's
Raid" II
l2:30-PUrsUit Of Excellence l3
loo Shirley Temple Film 2
Washington Floshboek l3
l:3o-Inside Sports l3
l:@5-BasebolI Stortims l3
2:o0-Bossboll: Chicago Of
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3:30-Movie: Personality
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400 Championship Bowling z
6:00-Movie; The Setup" 10
6:3o-To Promote Goodwill II
ll:l5-Movie: my Fovorite
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ll:25-Compy's Corner 2
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

Pastors and lay delegates
representing the 80 congrega-
tions of the Eastern Conference
of the Synod of Ohio of the
United Lutheran Church ir
America will meet at St. James
Lutheran Church, 1424 Hayder
ave., Wednesday and Thureday
Oct. 18th and 18th.
The Rev. Kenneth A. Sauer,
Akron, president of the confer
ence will preside at all business
sessions in addition to preach
ing at the Service of Holy Com
munion on Wednesday morning
at 1890.
The Rev. Leapold w. Bern.
hard, Pastor of First English
Lutheran Church, Columbus
will discuss the convention theme
"The Life and Mission of the
Church" by presenting two
papers an Wednesday. He will
present THE Life and Work OF
| the Church" at 2::30 p. m. and
"The Church of the Augsburg
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Beauty
TWA g
hen. me. NE =
toYOU
by Eleanor MoLnar

Perfect your figure with exeI-
else While busy juggling
colories. get started on figure
flottering exercises. In the last
few years. exercise has been
given the qo-by f.. Now we
know that wos wrong thinking.
The more energy we expend.
the more colories we burn up
Also, exercise will make
your body firm and improve
your muscle tone
Are you using too much moke-
up? This years makeup is light
and noturol Scrub your
neck and face Of all goo"
then dosh Of powder and lip
stick on the pole-tint side
Gone. also. is the dark Glow
look Use one Of the rides
cent shades of polish in one of
the rosy pinks =.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

persons of all ages, $3.50 a. m.
Morning Worship at 10:45 am.
Sermon: "a Helping Hand for
Ailing Feet" Friends Youth
Fellowship at $50 p. m. The
Gospel Hour at 1880 p. m. In
spirational singing and a SER
mon on the subject. blessing
Through Repentance"
Mid-week services for Bible
study and prayer, Wednesday
1880 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Study Group
Starts 10th Year

Windermere Study Club has
only one charter member as II
starts its 10th year of Club Pro-
grams.
The 25 now active members
will meet for l p. m. luncheon
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs
w. H. Morris, 1895 Rosemont rd
with Mrs. A. E. Griffith anc
Mrs. NJ. F. Badger, assisting.
The club president this year
is Mrs. D. C. Fahel, Mrs. r. V
Brown is secretary and Mrs
w. H. Caremon treasurer.
Mrs. E. NJ. Watson, vice pres
ident and program chairman viii
introduce members, Mrs. w. D.
Griffith, Mrs. J. c. Flener anc
Mrs. U. X. Sauher as this years
program on Civil War "Echos
of a Century" gets underway.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
New Lawyers

East Clevelanders who passed
the state bar examination given
last July are Edward NJ. Green
wald, 14O16 Superior rd.; Thom-
as A. Parlette, 13404 First ave.
and Roland E. Remley, Oakhill
I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Philatelic Society
Meeting Oct. 18th

East Cleveland Philatelic So
ciety will meet next Thursday
at 8 p. m. in the YMCA. Any
one interested in collecting
stamps is invited to attend.
The Junior Stamp club will
meet at the Y Saturday, Oct,
14th. Mr.. Campbell will be the
leader for this meeting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

STEP OUT tonight with the
family for a meal that Mon
doesn't have to cook anc
with dishes that the kids don't
have to do! Check the advertise
ments of our many fine res
taurants for just the right place
to eat,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

PAINT NOW. There's still
time to paint your house before
winter. For the best in paints
or the finest in painting crafts
men check our Handy Busi-
ness Directory.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
thoughts 20 Share
HATRED

Now haired IS caneeroas thing
Tba, gnaw5 uitbin ones heart
Just don't give it chance to grow
But stop it from tbe start.
Perhaps yoa'pe found THE same as
Asd then it is too Iate
Thai tbyoagb Misunderstanding, ne
A,e much too qaiek to hate.
4 drowning man, wben hope is gone
He can no longer 5uim
VIII 4aeJtion not THE helping hand
Thai is held ont to him.
1t makes no difference at all
Ones color, race or creed
And wbo are we that we should Judge
A,otbey PERSONS deed7
Not one Of as is witboW taat
For mortaI souls are ne
If haired ue could bani5b, then
How rich oA lines woNld be.
Let us resolye to seek not just
The esa but THE good
Fo, only if NE understand
Can ne be understood.
Ross ConNeA
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
AbOut
.PElIPLE:
You KnOw

Darlene Ruth Hoffman
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff.
ton R. Hoffman, 1858 Bender
ave-. is one of 6S young womer
students enrolled in the nursing
program at West Suburban Hos
pital, Oak Park, II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Lip.
SHE announce the birth of then
second child, first daughter
Candida Wynne on Sept. 18th
Mrs. Lipshie is the former Jear
Malmstead.
DR.. Ken Kaminski of Cali.
fornia will be here next week
visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Kaminski, 14515
Terrace rd.
DR.. Kaminski has been at
tending a convention in Chica-
go this week.
A daughter was born Sept
11th to Mr.. and Mrs. John Pek-
elsek of Ashtabula.
Mrs. Pekelsek is the former
Alyce De Mayo of Baldwin ave
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Your Clubs

and sunshine, Mrs. Arthur Nay
lor and Mrs. Joseph Skeleton
publicity, Mrs. Richard N. West
colt.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

Confession and its Image Today
following the convention ban.
quet at 6:45 p. m. in Shaffel
Hall.
The work on the United Lu-
theran Church in foreign mis-
sions will be highighted wher
the Rev. William Cox, mission
ary on furlough, will discuss
"The Life of the Church in
British Guiana"
The Rev. Herbert W. Weller,
DID,, president of the Synod
of Ohio will lead in the dis
cussion of the Life of the Syn
cd of Ohio" Other synod per-
sonnel discussing synod's and
the church's program will be
the Rev. E. Rudolph Walborn
DID,, secretary; the Rev. Albert
H. Buhl, DID,, director of Mis-
sions; and Mr.. Leo Schwerin
director of stewardship and
Congregational Life.
The Thursday sessions will be
opened at 9 a. m. with a devo-
tional service lead by the Rev.
J. Elmer Leas, pastor of Beth
any Lutheran Church, Cleveland
and the Rev. Ivor Willis of New
Middletown.
Charles Hayes, executive edi-
tor of Paddock Publications OF
Illinois will address the con-
vention at $50 a. m. on the
theme "a Layman Looks at the
Life and Work of the Church.
Hayes heads an organization OF
fourteen suburban weekly news
papers.
Guests and visitors to the con-
vention will include pastors and
delegates from the Augustana
Lutheran Church, Suomi Synod
Finnish Lutheran church, and
Pittsburgh Synod of the ULCA.
Augustant, Suomi in addition to
the American Evangelical Lu-
theran Church and United Lu-
theran Church will merge in
1862 to form the Lutheran
Church in America.
Representing st. James will
be it's pastor, the Rev. Alfred
r. Buehner and Messrs. Gailord
A. Sprang and Alton McStay.
Old Timers
To Meet
Members and former members
of the Philathea Glass Of the
East Cleveland Baptist Church
are cordially invited to attend
the Philathea Class odd Timers"
Homecoming, tomorrow evening
at s p. m.
Hostesses are Mrs. Stuart
Mclean, Miss Junie Alkire, Miss
Margaret Boyle, Miss Kathryne
Boyle and Mrs. Eleanor Will
liams. Mrs. Henry Konarske will
give the Devotions on "The Dis
ciples," and the program is a
surprise Musical.
Finding New Start is the
Sermon Topic to be used at the
Morning Worship Service on
Sunday, Oct. 8th by the Rev.
Blair Benner.
Members of the Ivy Club will
meet Sunday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Wood, 1891 Nelamere.
Sermonette
Is Planned
Sunday morning. Oct. 8th,
Rev. o. c. Sappenfield, minister
at Windermers Presbyterian
Church will give a special SER
monette to the young people of
the church on the subject "What
Kind of Car Does God Drive ?"
The subject of the sermon for
the regular Morning Worship
Service will be "The Nature of
God"
Also on Sunday, the women of
the church will gather to sew
and quilt.
At 1910 they will have a
prayer group. The hostesses for
the Luncheon at 1890 will be
Mrs. James Surgeon and Mrs.
Helen Crandall.
At the afternoon Session Mrs.
John D. Walworth will lead the
devotions, and the group will
continue their study of the Cos
pei of John.
The Kings Daughters will
I:-l> C,~l~. t.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Church News
|OhiO Lutheruns to COnUene at St. James

meet in the Parlor Of the church
Wednesday afternoon from 2 tt
5 p. m.
Thursday evening, Oct. 18th
the session Of the church will
meet for its regular meeting.
Join Study of
Reormation
A study Of the Reformation
jointly sponsored by Calvary
Lutheran Church and St. Jane;
Lutheran Church will begin to.
night at st. James, 1924 Hay
den ave. at s p. m.
Each Of the Thursday eve
nings in October from 8 unit
9 p. m., the group will discuss
the history and contemporary
influence of the Reformation.
The discussions will be led by
the pastors of the two partici-
pating congregations.
Tonight the group will con.
slider "The Christian Church
During the First Fifteen Cen
turies." The remaining discus.
sions will deal with: Martin
Luther and the Reformation
(Oct. 12th); Luther and the
Spread of Lutheranism" (Oct
19th); and "The Church in the
Modern Era" (Oct. 26th).
Members of the community
are cordially invited to share
in this study.
Calvary Lutheran
Begins 5 p. m. Worship
Calvary Lutheran Church
1901 Euclid ave. is beginning q
service Of worship at 5 p. M
each Sunday starting Oct. 10Th
"The worship of hospital per-
sonnel who ale employed on Sum-
day is no longer going to be
| ignored by our congregation.
said Calvary's pastor the Rev.
Andrew J. White this week.
"Come in your uniform from
work" is the form Of invitation
which the church is extending to
those who will have completed
a long day at the hospital.
Calvary is a congregation of
the United Lutheran Church in
America. The Board of American
Missions Of that body has
granted mission status to the
congregation to enable it to
reach out in unique ways in its
community.
A parish worker was added
this summer to the staff of the
church by the national body to
assure the necessary help to
reach the variegated community
in which Calvary is located. The
church is an established 81 year
old congregation which now also
serves as the Lutheran student
congregation for Cleveland's east
side.
The new worship hour, one of
three worship services held each
Sunday, is the congregations
attempt to provide service to
still another grouping of its
community.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
WOman's Club
Card Party

A luncheon card party with
an autumn theme is scheduled
by the East Cleveland Woman's
Club at it's headquarters, 1747
Lake Front ave-, Thursday
Oct. 18th at 1890 p. m. Reser-
vations must be made by next
Tuesday. Those intere S It e d
should call Mrs. c. E. Reed
FA. 1-7460 or Mrs. r. c. Co.
burn, GL. 1-4850.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
THE IMPORTANCE OF
A GOOD NAME

Personolized BEAUTY CARE will be
yours when you put your HEAD
in our HANDS individual
HAIR STYLING especially designed
TO suit your personality Call
Potomac 1850 today for an op-
pointment for NEW, lOVEtIeR
YOU A Good Name in
Beauty Gore
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

First Friends
Worship Schedule
Services at First Friends
Church at Superior and Mel
bourne will be held at the usual
hours Sunday.
Sunday School classes for
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Garden Club
Visits ArbOretum

IdIuen SluD
Visits ArbOretum
The first meeting of the
Rockefeller Garden Club will
be held Tuesday at 12:45 p. m
for luncheon at the home Of
Mrs. James Green, 1924 Brew
ster rd.
Mrs. William F. Collins, jr.,
1924 Glynn rd., and Mrs. Fred
A. Rose, 1928 Cleviden rd.,
will assist the hostess.
Preceding the luncheon the
members will tour the Holden
Arboretum.
Newly elected officers are:
President, Mrs. Harry G. Ar
thur; vice president, Mrs. Char
les Owen; secretary, Mrs. George
A. Hart; treasurer, Mrs. Thomas
D. Hogan; program chairman,
Mrs. William H. Ficken; ways
and means, Mrs. Arthur Scher-
bel; membership chairman, Mrs.
Keith Corbett; civic project,
Mrs. Russell E. Beal; telephone
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

meet in the Parlor of the church
Wednesday afternoon from 2 to
5 p. m.
Thursday evening. Oct. 18th,
the session of the church will
meet for it's regular meeting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

Kathryn Beon. l35o5 Filth Ave.
Evening star., 1961-10-18

BoARE
BRANCH oFFIcEs
r. Tracy Campbell I
Donal [. Chamberlin
Roger W. Eisinger
Charles C. EIderkin
DiIIer B. Croft
Walter S. Hartman
William B. HoIton
Walter G. Kolb
William D. Ludke
c. Bayne Marbuy
William l: orem, Jr.
Fred E. Shoemaker
j. Horace Smithey
Carl c. Smuck
Paul c. Van Malta
Lloyd J. WineIand
OFFICERS
Edward c. Baltz
President
Thornton W. Owen
CkGis7aGn Of tie Board
Samuel Scrivener. Jr.
Vies Chairman Of the Board
William H. Dyer
EEeeHttUS Vice President
W. S. Martindill
Vice President and Secretary
Ernest A. Thomas
Vice President and Treasurer
William H. >Rippard
Vice President and Controller
Vice Presidents
Samuel Scrivener, Sr..
J. Horace Smithey
Carl c. Smuck
Tom 3. Thatcher
c. Gordon Rouse
Henry J. Baltz
Hugh Lynch
Public Relations Director
Assistant Secretaries
Arthur L. Garrett, Jr.
Joseph 3. Yznaga
H. Grafton Harper
Fred S. Boyer
G. Wayne Bishop
Charles c. EIderkin
courtenay J. Harrison
J. Martin BonesteeI
Assistant Trsdsurers
Laurence G. Swan
Ernest E. Dooley
James S. Baslnger q
Robert F.. Mcconkey
Michel ]. Kokoszka
Rita Aires
Henry E. Greene
William J. Talbot
Carroll D. Weatherly, Jr.
Warner.D. Wood
AssistGxt to Controller
Mildred M. George
Evening star., 1961-10-18

DIRECTORS
Edward c. HaltZ
William H. Dyer
William l. King
w. S. MartindiII
Thornton W. Owen
Robert o. SchoIz
Samuel ScriveneE. ST.
Samuel Scrivener, JE.
J. Horace Smithey
Carl C. Snuck
n
Dorothy Parks
Secretary of the Board
Evening star., 1961-10-18

lhe story Perpetual story outstanding
Since that light October
opened
thousands thrifty citizens have
millions of dollars
Perpetual has assisted thousands families
homeoNnership by providing the necessary financing.
appreciation for their unequald loyalty and unquesned friendship We
policies friendly
that enabled
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-01-14
National Teacher Examination
To Be Held At Tougaloo

The National Teacher Ex-
animation for 1861 will be adj
ministered on Saturday, Febru-
airy IL, 1861 to applicants for
teaching positions and to pro-
spective teachers. Applications
and fees will be accepted dur
ing the remainder of Deem
Der, 1860 and early January,
1861. Applications must be re-
ceived at Educational Testing
Service, Princeton, New Jersey
by January 13, 1861.
Tougaloo Southern Christian
College has been designated as
one of the testing centers.
Detailed information about
registration, examination CEN
tiers, fees and reports of scores
are contained in the 1861 NTE
Bulletin of Information. For a
Bulletin of Informationa and
an Application form, visit the
offices of your local school sys-
tenn, see your college adviser
or student personnel officer,
or write to National Teach
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-01-14

MIR. SAMUEL EDUAGE of
the New March of Dimes
National Foundation met with
City and County workers at
the Branch YWCA.
Some of the key workers
present were: Mr.. Jobe Martin,
Directory; Mrs. NettaZee Har-
ris, County Chairman; Mr.. A.
P. Johnson. City Chairman;
Mr.. T. S. Sanders, City-Co-
Chairman; Mrs. Percy Green,
Mrs. Ruby w. Nixon, Mrs.
Ethel Beauchamp, Rev. F. B.
Block, Mrs. Alice Jordan, and
Mrs. L. B. Walker Jones, Sec
rotary treasurer; Mr.. James
Rundles, Publicity Chairman;
Mrs. Barber Barber; Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Williams, Mrs.
Sander, Mr.. Cleo MCGEE, Mr..
Lucious Turner, Mr.. Hamilton
Ellis, Mrs. t. C. Almore, and
Mrs. Hattie G. Dyson.