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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28
Reggie Tops Prep
Cage Action Here

Reggie Harding was Eastern
top gun again. The 6-foot-ll piv-
o:man dumped in 26 points in
leading the Indians runaway tri.
umph over Southeastern.
Marcus Sanders kept his sea
son average at the 30 Gevel as
he made 81 points, but Pershing
still lost to Central, 68-58
Willie Thomas collected 10
points to pace Northwestern and
Henry Carr backed him up with
Is Cliff Williams and Cliff Stov-
al were high for Southwestern
with l8 and II Northwestern
won 57-55.
Northwestern got late baskets
from Stanley Washington and
Larry Carpenter which broke a
5l5l deadlock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28
Neweombe Back
With Dodgers

San Diego, Calf ~ (CNS) ~
Don NewcOmbe. who rose to
pitching heights with Brooklyn
Dodgers only to be cut loose from
in SO when he seemingly had
lost his stuff" is back home at
last. The Los Angeles Dodgers
picked him up soon after the
Cleveland indians had freed him.
Ncwcombe in his Newark. n.
]. tavern, spoke of the calcium
deposit that had been in his
arm. He claims il has ben dis
solved and his arm is as sound
as can be. Doesn't bother me,
anyway. Don said.
Though now IS. Neweombe
fees Re can be Of service &c
his old teammates. When Bunny
Bsvasi OF TIRE front office Of tho
team called him, Don thought the
Dodgers were making . very
generous offer and he wired back
that afternoon that he was &C
cepfing.
He still has one OF the finest
percentages of any active pitcher
It's 1923 for lao wins against %
losses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28

DR.. Richard {. Havel, Wayne
State University's newly-appoint-
cd director of the division of
health and physical education, is
young man of 38 with an ex.
tensive background as an ath-
lete. coach, teacher and author.
Hsvei, who will come 70 Wayne
State April 7 after five years
ss a professor OF physical edv-
cation at Springfield tMass.) Col
leee. has been teaching physical
education since l947 and Is con-
sidered one OF The leading dung
men among physical educators
today.
A l943 physical education
graduate of Springfield, Havcl
received both of his advanced
degrees from Columbia UNIVERSE
~ in New York City.
AS an undergraduate, he won
varsity letters in three sports
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28
Dr.. AaveI Appointed New
Physical Education Director

soccer, basketball and lacrosse
at Springfield.
He later coached the three
sports AT City College OF New
York (CCNY) while on the fac
ulty there from l947 until 1850.
He was head soccer coach and a
assistant in basketball and la.
crosse.
Have taught az Columbia for
five years before joining the fac
vIty al Springfield as an sssoei-
ate professor OF physical edves.
ton. He recently was promoted
10 full professorship.
A native of Long Island. Ny,
Havcl has published articles in
various magazines and is co-au-
thor of a book on administration
of physical education. due for
publication this year
A thrce-ycar veteran OF the
u. s. Navy during World War
H. Havel' is married and has three
children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28
Bobo, Bruiser In
Title Bout Here

two other bouts. The first bout
will begin at 3 pm.
The Brviser is obviously en-
ragged az being the vnderdog for
the fir,f time since he began
his reign to terror here almost
TWO years ago.
"AII I hear is how this Brazil
is going TO lick mel" ne storms.
Some meafheads are saying he'll
win in straight falls. | got news
for them. I'm going TO make that
guy wish he'd never tried 70 get
tough with me.
I'm not going TO be satisfied
with just beating this big bum.
'lI break him up so he will nevel
vrestlc again. I'll bust him wide
open"
Brazil will have a bid edge IN
heights and weight. lie stands
six foot six and weighs Dts. The
BruiSer is shade under six foot
and weighs 248.
I've beaten bigger men be
fore The Bruiser warns. Crush
or Cortez. Big Bill Miller. Raol
Ramero-they were all bigger
than me. and you know what
did to them. I'm mad. aai when
! get mad | can lick anybody"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28
BY JlM BUTLER

bounding teams in the country
'lorgan picked up the Tippe
.ickname last Saturday when h,
tipped IN five baskets agains
Notre Dame in one of his hos,
reDounding games Of the season
Morgan, who followed teammatl
Charlie North through North
western High and CoaIinga
Cal'f) Junior College, came 10
u-D this season a heralded scorer
md rebourdcr.
lie had a 239-point scoring.
average at Coalinga. But Morgan
never really came into his owr
With the Titans until Sat,rda,
when he tipped in more
in one afternoon than he hac
all season.
A l3 point late scoring surge
by Willie Naulls and Nick Gar
maker enabled the New York
knickerbockers to come from be
hind Thursday night and defeat
the Cincinnati Royals. 129.122.
Cincinnati played without Os.
car Robertson. who will be side.
lined for about two or three DAYS
by a hip injury.
Wilt Chamberlain's threc-point
play with As seconds remaining
gave the Philadelphia Warriors
a l29-l27 victory over ST. Louis
Thursday before 7,733 who braved
a snow storm TO see a National
Basketball Association double
header. Boston outlasted Los
Angeles, l06-l03 in the opener at
Convention Hall.
Chamberlain's dunk shot snap
ped a 125-l25 tie and Wilt also
made the foul he was awarded
on the play. A free throw by
Paul Arizin with IA seconds left
made it l29-125.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28
18th Annual Brewster
Swim Carnivs:s Slated

The Fourteenth Annual Brew
stcr Swimming Relay Carnival
will be held on Tues. Wed &
Friday, Feb. 7, 9th & 10th at the
Brewster Rec. Center, 637 Brew
ster.
The meet, the first of its kind
in the State, is unique, in that
il features relays only, no in
dividual events. The meet former
ly called the Baleh Relays will
feature a number of prominent
high school swimming stars who
hold city and state swim records.
The meet is interracial and con
sist OF events for both sexes.
The age groups are boys &
girls ~ ana Il, boys and girls
IL and under, boys and girls l6
and under, and men and women
~ and over. There will be irophi
es FOR lst I'd and 3rd places for
both boys and girls and an over
all team high point trophy for
the team scoring the highest
number Of points.
Teams to watch will be Patton
Post. DENLY, and Brewster usual
ly slips in quietly and grabs its
share of the laurels The meet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. JAN %, 1861
Aggies Drop
Thriller

GREENSBORO. y {. - The
A and + College AggicS last SAT
urday night lost a basketball
game to Winston Salem Teach
crs College Rams. 8l-79. after
time had expired in a thriller al
the Greensboro War Memorial
Coliseum
Nth the score deadlocked. 70
all. IS regulation time ended.
Tommy Montcirio, Ram cen
ter stepped up to the foul line
With a one and one situation
and sank both of them. The first
was enough.
Ironically. il was the same
Monteirio who turned asimiIar
trick on the same floor IN the
Winston win last year over the
Apgics. the defeat whick Knocked
A and r out Of the CIAA cham
ionship He sank the winning
field goal in that scrap as the
buzzer went off.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28
sp RTS-
6 RAP
Bv JiM Ritz Cd

Archie Moore and Eric Schocp'
,nee Of German have been tenta-
lively matched for light heavy
wcicht title fight at Madison
souarc Garden March 20 or 21,
New York State Athletic Com
missicn Chairman Melvin Drule-
witch said Tuesday night.
Krulcwitch said Moore ha
aoreed L, terms TO defend his
ruropcan-Ncw York-and-Califor
MIA pJs.ion If the l75-pound title
He said Schocppner's Ameri
can manager and American al
torncv also have agreed TO the
terms and he is waiting for a
lcphcne call from Schccppner in
Germany 10 compete the match.
Charley North poured in %
points and grabbed 10 rebounds
as an aroused University of De-
troit basketball team r""'"d
paxton. 1857. The victory, U-D's
Is points and had Is REBOUNDS
also snapped two-game losing
streak for the Titians.
North took charge early putt
ing on a dazzling display Of shoot
inc and ballhandling. He scored
l8 points and had l3 rebounds
in The first half, The expected
duel between Dave DeBusschere
and Dayton's Garry Roggenburk
didn't amount to much. DcBus-
schcrc wound up with only eight
points, although he did haul in
Is rebounds. Roggenburk scored
~ points.
Floyd Patterson met lngemar
lohnansson again Tuesday night
at the banquet table in New York,
where both appeared at the an
rual Boxing Writers Association
dinner. Patterson was given the
Edward ! Neil Memorial Award
as the fighter of the year" fof
rcga.ning his heavyweight title
on a fifth-round kayo Of Johans-
son last June.
Lightweight Gene Gresham OF
Detroit was s0undly decisiOned
Monday nioht in London by Dave
Charnley. European and British
lightweight champ.
Gresham. the seventh-rankcd
challenger FIR world champion Joe
Browns title. was knocked to the
floor for five-count in the last
round Of the Hereunder.
Knowing he needed a knockout
in The last round to win. Gresham
came out swinging, but instead
caught right TO the body and
a left hook to the jaw that sent
him TO the canvas.
II was the eight victory In 10
MIchigan's No. l Class B team,
and the second loss in four nights
for Melvindale High. which
started off the campaign with
six straight triumphs.
The Cardinals made Rouge
hustle all the way Tuesday night
Joe Roache and Ken Wilburn net
ted IA points each for Ruge. Bud
leieh of Melvindale. scored 20.
Willie Johnson hit for % points
as Inkster wore down Wayne in
the final 90 seconds TO gain a
77-7l victory. II was Inkster's Sc
ycnth triumph in nine games.
John the Upper is lanky John
Morgan. the 6-foot-6 Junior col
lcge student who has helped make
the Titans one of the best re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28

Dick the Bruiser faces the big
est test of his controversial ca
fccr when he defends his u. S.
eavyweight championship against
,i, Bobo Brazil, the giant Negro,
II the Olympia Saturday, Jan, %.
The massive Brazil, VIII g
oco-bump" is one OF the most
carsome weapons ever used IN
he wrestling ring. is clear
avorite to dethrone The Bruiscr.
he experts figure The Bruiser
) finally meeting an opponent
IN the speed and power to
'ing him down.
They remember. too, the ease
in which Brazil flsffened The
ruiser in their famed coils ion
YER ckLW-Tv. The Brvissr de-
d Brazil to try and hurt him
N the coco-bvmp. Brazil re-
bonded by splitting the Brvis-
RS head open with one terrible
,,cw.
The championship bout head
mes another exceptional all-star
show which will introduce the
amazing Don Leo Jonathan, the
3l5-pound aerial artist. TO fans
In this area, Jonathan, former
world champion. will take on cx-
e. S. titleholder Wilbur Snyder.
In other bouts. former world
tltlcholder Killer KowaIski will
face Bob Managoff. The Bastien
brothers, Lou and Red. will clash
with the Shire Brothers, in a
tag team bout. There will be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28
BOUT SET

Florentine Fernandez. Cuban
wclterweight, takes on middle
weight Rory Calhoun of White
Pains. n. Y. Saturday. Jan. %
at Madison Square Garden in a
lO-round contest TO be carried
over ABC-TV (Channel 7, DetroiD
al 10 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28
Wright, Yomu Bahama
Waltz To Draw

Middleweights Ted Wright OF
Detroit and Yama Bahama Of
Bimini, BWI.. fought a lack
lustre draw Monday night in their
l0round bout al New York's ST.
Nicholas Arena. There were no
knockdowns and no blood and
the crowd did not warm up to
the bout until the final three
rounds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28
Dr0p-Leaf
Desk
or Table

When let down 10 horizon
tai poSitior. this picture
or blackboard for children
forms a seryiccahlc desk,
vanity, table or counter. The
back is screwed TO the wall
studs az two points, using
washers under rolnd-head
screws. The bevelc3 frame IS
distinctly nodcin and avoids
a box-like appearance. Two
lengths of No. 50 sash cham,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28
WRESTLING HOSTS

Michigan State hosts the 1861
EIg Ten Wrestling Champion
ships at East Lansing March 34
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28

Easy Home improvements
Emergency
Fire
Escape

This simple and relative
ly lightweight chain ladder
can be a life aver in case Of
fire and where normal exits
cannot be reached. il can be
conveniently stored in q ciAs-
ct and quickly susp.slsl
from a second OF third ~
window. The two ScsFcld
hooks can be forged corn
4 in. fiat iron and arc sll---
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28

Vintage cars contrast sharply
with the present at the current
Sports Cars in Review al
Henry Ford Museum near De-
troit, Mich. The tenth annuel
show features nearly 50 Cut-
standing high performance
sports and competition cafs Of
Europe and the United ST
several shown for the tst
time in the midwest. and traces
the history OF these vehicles
over the last go years. The
two vinteoc cars IN the back
grcu~4 t~crcN PEN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28

CHICACO-This graceful new
trophy, designed for the 1861
Pure Oil Safety and Perform
ance Award, symbolizes the three
factors on which the award is
based: The clean lines denote
ECONOMY. The Unpublished
brass missile form represents
PERFORMANCE and the
brush-fnishcd stainless steel
shield, curved to protect the
suspended missile form, repre-
sents SAFETY.
The award is given annually to
the automotive manufacturer
whose automobiles deliver the
best all-round performance, on a
point basis, in the Pure Oil
Economy Trials and the MAS
CAR Safety and Performance
Events.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28

hard. at the left. and a 1911
Empire Road ter. once made
IN Indianapolis Ind, are among
those that illustrate racing his
tory. They could go only a
! ~ fast as. the third car.
q Tetrsii Tesla Rosa. an
Italian racer OF today with a
top speed of more than. $50
nile on hour lEe exhibition
continues tirouAa February >,
with hours 10 am. % 10 pm
aeily. The 1860 Show at,racted
urly 10000 personc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28

ped window sill The combined tensile strength Of the No.
go Tense pattern coil chain which used for This
200 lbs The ends Of the pipe slotted
modate the chain, which is held securely Win
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28

will start at $50 each day and
admission to the public is twenty
five cents per session.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-28

One of the worlds most
famous competition drivers.
Miss McCluggage was behind
the wheel OF Maserati zoos
when this photo was taken.
She will give a special lecture
on competition driving at the
Henry Ford Museums sports
Cars in Review" exhibition on
Friday. January q, at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1961-01-13

2-Pe. Living Room Suites
Reg. sl99s-s -sove s3I.9s 8797
(
; Toke your choice Of the 2pc living room group or
the 2-pe. sofo-bed suite! sove $3.9s each suife
Only IS down. Both with Pofoom cushions! coors ond
qvontities ore limited.
Sea1s BIadensburO Wisconsin Arlington and Alabama
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Mems SWeuf0Fs
ass

ReeuIorb se.ee, s7.9s and
$s.ss styles in the group!
Limited quantities so hurry!
Sears Blddensburo. Wisconsin.
Arlington and Alabama
Evening star., 1961-01-13
soys' Denim Jeans
1.7T

Regularly $2.4e cotton denim
ieens in slim. topsred or reg.
ulor styles. Hurry!
Seds Blddensburo, Wisconsin.
Arlington and Alabama
Evening star., 1961-01-13

Hurry while they Iosfl Girls
cute eofton dresses in lovely
styles. eolorsl 7-l4.
Ssdrs Blddensburo, Wisconsin,
Arlington aud Alabama
Evening star., 1961-01-13

Regularly $6.95 Tower steel
typins toble is we'll breeed.
Grey finish.
Sears Btddensburo, Wisconsin,
Arlington and Alabama
Evening star., 1961-01-13

Solid color cotton percole in
o voriety Of pokfels. dork
tones. IS" widths.
Ssdrs Biadensburo. Wisconsin.
Arlington and Alabama
Evening star., 1961-01-13

Hurry while quantities lost!
Cotton busters in CHEEKY
prints. Woshfost.
Sears Biddsrnburp. Wisconsin,
Arlington and Alabama
Evening star., 1961-01-13

ResvIorly $3.29 cotton chino
with smooth. lister finish.
SeveroI coIors TO choose from.
Sears Blddensburo, Wisconsin,
Arlington and Alabama
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-13

barefoot, and craw-fishing, tc
run up and down the ditch
bank back of the house. Vines
and wild flowers in our hail
trailing down to our bare
heels, sweeping to the ground
In such finery, and such a
carefree happy mood, we
were truly Queens for a
Day every day. But never
again.
Of all the pleasures of child.
hood, craW-fishing was the
best. | note with sadness that
children now do not craw-fish
anymore. They are too busy
watching TV,or going to the
movies, talking on the tele-
phone, or shooting up and
down the road in cars. 1t was
more fun than dressing up in
honeysuckle, we never STOP
ped until dark drove us in, or
mama called us to supper.
Finally we were all grown UP
and gone our different ways.
How long a time that has
been.
Things | longed for at that
time seem strange, and so it
is with things we want in life.
By the time we can attain
them, we no longer have the
desire or the need for them.
So | shed a tear, not for the
things | have not had. but be-
cause | no longer want them.
AS | sit at my desk the
smell of locust blossoms come
waiting through the open win
dow on the cool breeze. The
crdWflSn mole and its smell
nas vanished, along with the
playmates I knew and played
with SO long go.
When we fished on the old
creek bank, we used rough
poles made from fallen bran
ches of trees, which we picked
up around the yard. Our lines
were white cotton strings,
saved from packages from
the stores. Our bait was fat
meat, with a little streak of
lean. We used rusty nails for
sinkers and old tin cans for
fish buckets. If We had had
fancy store bought tackle, it
would not have been any fun
to craWfish on the creek bank.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-13

hrs. ARNOLD HOSTESS TO
BRIDGE CLUB THURSDAY
Mrs. Les Arnold entertained
Ter bridge club on Thursday
lfternoOn. Lovely arrange
nentS of iris and azaleas were
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-13
Home
Agent

Let's take our spring clean
ing beyond shining windows,
fresh draperies and slip CO.
vers and clean, clean floors
and walls and furnishings.
Let's take it into all parts of
the home and its surrounding
that might harbor an accident
or fire hazard.
Make part of your Spring
Cleanup an effort to prevent
needless loss of life and pro-
perty.
Get Ready for School
1t seems a long time until
September and the time Billy
or Mary will be entering the
first grade. Yes, it is several
months, but start getting your
child ready now.
Remember all schools re-
quire birth certificates. Check
on the immunizations your
school requires. Take your
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-13

Miss Minnie Pearce, Mrs.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-13

Jackson spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Alma
Robertson. They transacted
business in Lexington Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pierce
of Shreveport, Louisiana spent
the weekend with Miss Nora
Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hearn
spent the weekend with re-
latives in Pascagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Web
ster and Vera Ann spent the
weekend in Kosciusko with
Mr.. Dan Webster and other
relatives.
Friends wish that Miss Ru-
by Purvis will soon be back
home. She is in the Baptist
Hospital.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-13
Coxburq
NEWS
BY MRS. HENRY WEBSTER

BY MRS. HENRY WEBSTER
Mrs. Joe Ables celebrated
her 18th birthday at her home
Sunday with her children pre-.
sent for a delicious meal. The
Rev. and Mrs. Jimmy Jack
son were dinner guests also.
Friends wish Mrs. Ables
many more happy birthdays.
The Coxburg FILA had a
Hawaiian party at the school
Friday night. Mrs. Johnnie
Davis was their sponsor and
all had a wonderful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Pierce
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Heron in Walden last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Car
penter and children of Sena-
tobia visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Rodgers last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Rog-
ers Of Greenville and Mrs.
Rogers of Jackson
were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Rogers.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-13

Pearl Patton and Mrs. lobe
Murphey were Canton visitors
Thursday afternoon.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-13
Pickens News
BANQUET FRIDAY HONORS
TEAM
BY Mrs. T. X. Daniel

The Pickens Elementary
school celebrated the end of
successful basketball season
With a banquet in the asSemb-
y room of the Baptist Church
friday night.
The long u shaped table
vas covered with a white
10th and small arrangements
IF iris, roses and pansies in
plue and gold were placed at
intervals. Large arrange
nents, featuring the blue and
bold school colors were on the
wo pianos.
The invocation was given by
dr. A. l.. torrance. 10 Ann
Parker extended the welcome
Ind Mr.. Jed Pepper respond
I'd. Nan Whitehead gave a
leading which was followed
by group singing of the 18th
md 9Th grade boys and girls.
Mr.. Donald McCrory, prin-
ipal and coach, introduced
roach Jim Murrill, basketball
zach of Holmes Junior Col
ege, who gave the address.
The highlight of the banquet
vas the presentation of jack
is to the boys and girls.
These jackets were blue pop
in with the Pickens ensign in
bold. The group then sang
Ongs expressing their love
nd admiration to Mr.. Nc
,rory,
Those enjoying this lovely
occasion were Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald McCrory, Mr.. and
Hrs. Jim Murrill, Mr.. and
Hrs. A. Nj. Torrance, Mr.. and
Hrs. Harry Worthey, Mr.. and
Hrs. Earl Simpson, Mr.. and
Hrs. Nick Helm, Mr.. and Mrs.
sterling Crawford, Mr.. and
hrs. Hillary Davis, Mr.. and
Hrs. Jed Pepper, Mr.. and
Hrs. Howard Worthey, Mr..
nd Mrs. Shelby Parker, Billy
Cook, Tommy Worthey, Ho-
Yard Stubs, Jr. Clanence
putnam. Jimmy Horne, Lon
10 Horne, Bill Parker, Addie
billings, Dan Cook, Butch Cox,
Ticky Helm, Allen Vandiver,
oAnn Parker, Nan Whitehead
Denise Parks, Carol Lane
ones, Diane Browning, Man.
~ Smith, Leslie Ann Arnold,
ierle Ann Owen, Martha 10
Davis and Gail Black.
hrs. ARNOLD HOSTESS TO
BRIDGE CLUB THURSDAY
Mrs. Les Arnold entertained
Ter bridge club on Thursday
EkA.-.D~ nxrnIxr nrr0 n nQ-
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-13

Mrs. Gladys Hartzog Of
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-13

child to the pre-school clinic
in your community or to your
dctor and dentist. Be sure he
is physically ready when
school starts.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-13

Mrs. John Ellison and
laughter, Glinda of Texas are
spending a while with Mr.. and
Mrs. Vardaman Ables and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Ellison in
Lexington.
Mr.. Julian Ray Luby is
home for a few days furlough
from the Air Corps. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Luby.
Mrs. G George Elderidge
came home last week to spend
a while with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Trigleth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Strick-
lin and children of Eden spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Obbie Lee Killebrew.
Mrs. Fannie Martin re-
turned home from the Univer-
sity Hospital in Jackson Fri
day and is staying a few days
with her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Martin.
Mr.. Mac Alternately spent
the weekend with his room
mate, Mr.. Middleton in Gre
NADIA.
Mrs. Gladys Hartzog of