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flowing continuity. A lively period
of questions from the floor directed
to the panel followed.
In conclusion Mr.. Cooper in sum-
ming up the afternoons session
stated that this type Of open dis
cussion on so pertinent a subject
was long overdue.
The Twin City chapter was en-
couraged to continue future pro-
grams and expanding it further, by
Mr.. Cooper.
A focal point Of interest centered
about the display area where
books, literature, magazines, and
pictures served to illustrate and to
further inform those present.
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CARD OF THANKS

We, the family of the late Mrs.
Georgia Palmer, wish to express
our deep appreciation and thanks
to our many friends and neighbors
for their cards, flowers and many
acts Of kindness extended during
our time of bereavement which
helped ease our burdened hearts.
We especially wish to thank Rev.
Jerome Del Pine for his comfort
ing assistance.
Opal and Clifford Bentley,
daughter and son-in-law, Private
Roger ]. Bentley, grandson.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-05
1T MAY HAVE
BEEN A MYSTERY
BUREAU" AFTER ALL!

Memphis (ANP) - Police Capt.
Perry williams was just a little
curious last week when an elderly
woman approached him and asked:
Pardon me, officer, but can you
tell me where the misery, or the
mystery bureau is?" The officer
replied: II don't know what you're
talking about, but what do you
want to report?"
The old lady insisted: II wants
to port a person were looking
for and can't find!" She was di-
rected to the missing perons bur-
eau!
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-05
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear
husband, William Kemp:
1t seems like only yesterday
Just when his years were best
He quietly slipped from a world
of sorrow
To a home of eternal rest
Five sad years ago, May 8, 1855.
Wife, Edna Odette Kemp.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-05

church; a member of Minnehaha
Temple No. 129 Daughter Elks;
a member of Mary Mason Council
of the Daughter Elxs and a men,
Der of Household Of Ruth.
She is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Matte Harris, Minneapolis;
two sisters, Mrs. Irene Smyers and
Mrs. Ruby Horton, both of Flint,
Mich; aunt, Mrs. Mae Jenkins Of
Minneapolis and other relatives.
Funeral arrangements were
made by the Woodland Funeral
Home.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-05
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our beloved
wife, mother, grandmother, sister
and aunt, Mrs Katherine (Kitty)
Jackson, who passed away one
year ago, May 7, 1860.
We are lonely, yes, for our wife
and mother
In the year that passed away,
And we know she'll always guide
us
Til we meet again some day.
Sadly missed by Marcellus Jack
son, husband, Mrs. Ruth Lanier,
Mrs. Betty Moody and Mrs. Mary
Tusa, daughters, Mrs. Anna John
son, sister and grandson and
nieces.
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Services Held For

Services Held For
Mrs. Bertha Bowers
Services for Mrs. Bertha w.
Bowers, 65, of 1887 Clinton Av.,
who died April 2S, in Fairview
hospital, were held at 1 pm. Tues
day, May 2, at Zion Baptist church
with her pastor, Rev. John Young,
officiating. Burial was in Crystal
Lake cemetery.
Mrs. Bowers was born in Colfax,
Ia, and had been a resident Of
Minneapolis for 30 years. She was
member of Bethesda Baptist
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John White Dies;
Funeral FriduY, May 5

Funeral Friday, M0y 5
Services for John White, 11OS
Aldrich Av. NJ, who died May 2,
will be held at II am. Friday, May
5, at the Woodard Funeral chapel
with Rev. ]. r. Holloway officiat-
ing.
The deceased was born in St
Joseph, Mo-, and had been a resi-
dent of Minneapolis for 80 years.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Veola White, Minneapolis;
mother, Mrs. Beatrice Jackson of
st. Joseph; two aunts and other
relatives.
Burial will be in Rosedale ceme-
terry with Woodard Funeral Home
in charge of the service.
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executive committee Of the newly formed
advisory ANE church Seated from left
right Jay Tyson chairman of the Rev. Lowell Johnson pastor
chairman Standing left ght
director excursions the win take In viewing
assistant secretary; Emra Young
secretary; and Bert Wade, public relations
the churchs board Of trustees
present
port guidance in preparation Of future expansion.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

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3.99.
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weighted and eed bose Complete with heo simulated leather chess
Evening star., 1961-08-20

MATCHING LEATHERETTE ACCESSORIES BoRDERED IN GOLD
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with godtone border design.
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plete with 80 poees Concealed binding, Z9S
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30 pages, z.9S
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&C. Address, Book-Ioose eo 6x5"
WIFI o " o 0oS'0 s ''O' O"o ' SS p2s 2Ss
Holmes County herald., 1961-11-30
Ann Jackson Reports
Durunt School News

Inc cnapel program on
Wednesday was presented by
members of the seventh
grade. Coaches Ray and Coo
per directed the the program.
The Glee Club, directed by
Mrs. Rose Binegar and Mrs.
Laura Bowie, are practicing
for the Christmas program
which will be presented in the
school auditorium on Deem
Der z.
The Y-Teens enjoyed a stvle
show at the regular meeting
on Wednesday. Frocks were
furnished by the Apparel Shop.
Girls who modelled were
Janice Stevens, Doris Rigby,
Helaine Worley, Nancy Guion,
Patsy Cakes, Carolyn Brown
ing, Pattie Hefner, Jane Park
insOn, and Ann Jackson.
Dannie HUMPHREYS, Billy
Wells, Bob Jackson, Jerry
Brock, and Tommy HUMPHREYS
Holmes County herald., 1961-11-30

We should rejoice that we
have lived to see another
December, and as His birth
day approaches, let us fall on
our knees and implore God
to intercede for us, as He did
Or Calvary : "Father for
give them for they know not
what they do" Nation hating
nation and each trying to make
the most destructive machine
of war, with discord, crime,
and greed rampant, We are
definitely in the need Of prayer
December is the best month
OF the year for the children,
for you cannot take Christmas
cut of the hearts of the world.
Those who cry out for change
have forgotten there is no
change in the greatest story
ever told. There are those
who would change our laws.
Holmes County herald., 1961-11-30
In And About !,
COXBURG
BY Mrs. Henry Webster

Dinner guest in the D. H.
Webster home Saturday were:
Misses Ramona Terrence of
Yazoo City, Jean Aust of
Swiftown; Mr.. and Mrs. I. T.
Gardner and boys of Macon:
Mr.. Mac Alternately and Mr..
Buddy Ables OF Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Chisolm
OF Greenwood spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Chisolm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rogers
and children spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor Mobley in
Yazoo City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stewart
Jr. and daughter Of N. Orleans
Louisiana visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Aubrey Pierce and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Stewart, Sr.
over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hearn
were weekend viSitorc with
Mr.. and Mrs. James P.
Winstead in Pascagoula.
Holmes County herald., 1961-11-30

our social customs, our moral
codes, religious beliefs, fami-
ly respons Utilities, our
entire governmental system
our very life, overnight, Hold
on to your way of life, your
traditions, to truth and light.
For the story of the birth of
our Lord has been kept olive.
through the years, by those
who believe in tradition.
Yes, thiss is December, may
our hearts be free of envy,
hate, false pride, greed, and
selfishness, which we ere
prone to pick up from time
to time. May we devote nor
attention to our family, friend
church, community, and on
God. Then We will find blessed
peace which we have missed
all the year.
Holmes County herald., 1961-11-30

December 1901, a great day
for America and the entire
world, for on this memorable
date, Marconi received the
very first transocean radio
signal sent from Cobdu Cor
wall, to Signal Hill NeWfound-
land, 1000 miles away.
So here we are in December,
once more, the month Of short
days and long cold, nights.
All the trees are we'll nigh
leafless and the bright colors
of autumn are disappearing,
victims of a blighting frost.
The dying month of the year,
a year which has brougt us
joy, and sorrow. age and
heartbreak, disappointment,
and Happiness sickness and
sorrow, but we know in our
hearts that life is not all of
either.
Holmes County herald., 1961-11-30
The Old South
BY Eve T.. Burweil
BY Eve l.. Burwell

OF Montana. On the 6 of Decem
Der, 1903, the Wright Brothers
gave wings to man on Kill
Devil Hill, near Kitty Hawks
N. c..
On December the 5th. 1888
the eighteenth amendment
was consigned to moth balls.
We are sure you all know
what it was?
On December the 9th, 1912,
Samuel Woodwork died. Who
was this mans A Journeyman
printer, who left behind him
one thing that will keep his
memory fresh and green, "The
Old Oaken Bucket.
Then we have the II of
Holmes County herald., 1961-11-30

Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Gus Tidwell in the death
of her brother, MIR. Will Col
Inns who died last Saturday.
Mrs. Willard Hearn and .llss
Linda Baughn spent Thanks
giving in Pensacola, Florida
with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Terry and children.
Visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanders Richamond during
the holidays were: Misses Mae
Katherine Fletcher and Peggy
Ray Doris from Old Miss. ana
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. T. Gardner
and boys of Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Dickard
from Monroe. Louisiana
brought his mother, Mrs.
Henry Mac Dickard home,
who had been visiting them
for some time. They also
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Alternately.
Mrs. Dale Henneoy and
daughter, Claudette of MCGEE
spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Lula Edwards
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hard
castle of Livingston State
College were visitors with Mrs.
w. b. Cooksey.
Miss Jean Aust of Moore
head Junior College visited
with Miss Marilyn Abernathv
over the weekend.
Students home from college
were: Glenda Rogers, David
and Phillip Chisolm of Delta
State; Marilyn Alternately of
Miss. College,; Rachel and
Shelah Abel and Carey Can.
non from Holmes Junior
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Ans
worth and girls of Vicksb,,ro
spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Byrd Ables.
Mr.. Wesley Pettus spent the
holidays with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Pettus.
The visitors in the Stanley
Adams home Saturday were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Adams Of
Arkansas, Mr.. and Mrs. PAM
Adams from Alexanda. Lo,,;si.
ana, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ionic
and son of New Orleans
louisiana; Mrs. Annie Terry
and Rita of Jackson and Mr.
ana Mrs. Otis Harthcock from
Eden.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harth.
cock spent Sunday in Indianola
with Mrs. Hally Russell and
Mrs. Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linda Covino-
ton and son from Shreveport.
Louisiana were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Alternately and Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Covington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fulton
and girls ~'cr+ THANKSGIVING
Day in Louisville with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton
Holmes County herald., 1961-11-30
Welcome December

Welcome December
December over the years
has given and taken from us
many things, Sunday morning
December the 7th, 1941, will
always be with us, it is a date
that will live in infamy. In
less than one hour Japan laid
in weste and SHAMELESS, our
mi't ny installations at Pearl
Harbor, killing 2,117 or more
soldiers and sailors who mann
ed them, wounding as many
more.
On December the 9Th, 1911,
World War II was declared
with but one Dissenting vote,
that of Rep. Jeanette Rankin
Holmes County herald., 1961-11-30

enjoyed the freshman game
of Old Miss and Mississippi
State on Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. Wiley HUMPHREYS
accompanied the group.
Many spectators enjoyed the
Durant-M cAdams basket ball
games On Friday night. Our
boys won, but the girls lost.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
CONTINUED

III llCI ~ SO"h
It's quite an experience for a girl
who in real life is proposed to by
almost every fellow she dates.
Here don't even have a steady
BEAU" she says, land already I've
been through dozen weddings, count
ing rehearsalS, in the series. We even
rehearsed the wedding rehearsal -
three times"
Miss Fahey won the TV role in
competition with some 500 other young
actresses.
AS a high school graduation pres
ent, her parents took her from Maine
to vacation in Hollywood.
Il walked aroung gawking at the
sights, caressed the stars foot
prints at Grauman's Chinese Theater,
and stared at every man, hoping he
would be talent scout. l never even
met Boy Scout"
She sighs.
II was so young then" says the
girl who is just 81.
Her parents saw the stars, too
in her eyes-and agreed to enroll her
in the Pasadena Playhouse.
Hollywood photographer Paul Hesse
saw her in one of the plays and en-
tered her in a models contest. She
didn't win, but it led to a role in the
now defunct TV series, Matinee
Theater."
II did eight of those plays" she
explains. "It was the best acting ex-
perience l could have had.
Two movies and so TV roles later,
Father of the Bride" comes along
Father is Leon AmeS, who has
been movie father to Judy Garland
and Margaret O'Brien. Mother is Ruth
Warrick. Burt Metcalfe, the bride
groom, also is graduate" of Matt
nee Theater'' and other TV shows.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

Father off the set," she says. "He
even goes on shopping tours with me"
The wedding episode, which won't
be shown for a couple of months, was
one of the first filmed.
"MGM wanted to capitalize on the
publicity pictures, Miss Fahey ex-
plains.
The studio has traced the entire
chain of events in brides life. From
the time l become engaged through
the wedding, and even on to when l
have my first baby about a year
later"
She laughs.
They haven't told me yet, but l
imagine they'll even name my baby
for me.
After they determine whether it
will be boy or girl"
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Africa At A Glance
Bv Eddie L. Madison, Jr.


LIBERALS REvUENUE collection $s2
million according Secretary Charles Sherman Figures
for year eight million dollar increase 1859
budget which nearly so per cent more
budget passed by the city council was for
1000 and would insure the normal operation
municipal services well nine public works programs Tor the
ensuing year.
BELGIAN REsDENTGENERAL Jean-Pau Harroy accused
the NATO allies Of jointly causing
catastrophe territory Haoy said
the UN Belgium grant recognition to the Buu
government though will trouble with the
THE DILEMMA confronting
bring solution the problems the Congo stems largely from
lack strong leadership republic UN
hay indicated.
THE UNITED NATIONS Economic Africa,
rnv holding third pnary being at
by delegates IS African independent nations and five
European Africa Main topic for discussion
possibility expansion ntercontnen trade and economic
cooperation with possibility of an African common market The two
week meeting ends Feb. 1s.
KANU PARTY CHAIRMAN James Gchuru suspended Deputy
Chairman ognga odnga causing dsny within the party and
doing wreck it, The suspension followed strife between
factions of KANU.
SOVIET Khrushchev has accepted an invita-
ton later this the
foreign affa ministry Rabat announced
THE launched Ugandas first party in 1851 Ignaus
elder satesmans warning
against the father of Uganda
] Nrz claims several African leaders in the country are
Communist meddng the Congo
phase Uganda also in jeopardy to greater
Uganda politicians busy helping
ist propaganda o introduced from Cairo
Indian Congress has warned the South African
the plan to set
department Of Asian Affairs The Indian congress also poo
proposed would bring about desirable
Aans and South African government because OF
the governments aparheid policy
President Lonid Breznev will
visit Republic month accepting invitation from
with sincere gratitude Toure who was fed
vowed that Africa would not rest its
fight independence until the last Of the continent had been
freed of foreign every foreign army"
KENYA-BoRN Bhagwandas MADAM 4S, has been
pointed East Judge appointment recently
approved Queen Elizabeth
THE light be introduced in northern Nigeria
came into junction Of
Habeia Airport traffic police have been
the novelty
THE offered $50 tons Of rice to
present Republic Congo Leopodne The
offer accepted by Secretary Hammarsold
AN ARMED supposedly timed with the Inflated
crushed the government
in Landa Angola Of winds
of African Portuguese territory far
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Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEMILE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM Pearl Bailey has
a Eleanor Powell Here's
about why Ellie Powell credits PearHe Mae
upsuge might remember
Queen dancing when making
big marriage Glenn Ford and
subsequent retirement from films.
parting the she found time
hanging wanted to take
business after 16year absence But
it, Eleanor Powell in the audience
night Bailey hubby Louis Beon
performing sank ultra Vegas hotels
shy heD spotted the famous Star went out
applause taking bow isn't it,
cocktail high heel shoes but couldn't just
there and smile -"
audience applaud
couldn't with BelSon those drums
the dance number she did with two Of
Pearls brothers tell there IS business like show business
before,
Arthur OConnel of Picnic" fame
dolls envyng a cutie airline Fisher The
dating Airline
late
Speaking and according to poll conducted by
the follows TRUMPET: Miles
list Louis Armstrong 1o7O5
Anthony received 2246
PIANO: Brubeck 1895
putting him the and
by Ahmad raced 1874
Well like this Shelly Krupa
Molo the first places with Art BSey Chico
Hamilton and Cozy Cole following
Singers?? 'front.'
that there doubt that king Mathis
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Respondents.

IN THE MATTER OF THE CON-
DENNATION OF CERTAIN LANDS
FOR TRUNK HIGHWAY PURPOSES
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GIoboI Shorts
DIS SIS MILLION FOR AFRICA

FORD FOUNDATION ADDS SIS MILLION FOR AFRICA
New York (ANF - The Ford Foundation added
its 1861 appropriations
pointed skilled
in the African states
NEW FOUNDATION FOR AFRICA
Washington (ANP)-The new in
iated recently Kennedy
Saul zales formed acquant with Africa
for educational medical
Kennedy president
HITS SI-ANTED REPORTS ON AFRICAN EVENTS
Columbus Ohio (ANPLester B. Granger executive director
Of the National Urban president
International Negroes
stop parroting glib statements the uniformed individuals
SAYS RATTLE LINES OF RACE BEING DRAWN IN AFRICA
Houston Texas (ANP)Hart Stwel reviewing the book
John Phillips entitled Kwame Nrmah and the Future Of Africa
the authors
peoples
nations below the Sahara be trained
being drawn Africa So the battle lines between
and Communism"
Phillips a a former professor at
Ghana university
MINISTER DEPARTS FOR RHoDEsIA
Lagos, Nigeria (ANJP) Nigerian
ce Dr. T. Elias left for Salisbury assist delegates Of
National Democratic the South
Rhodes Elias played important role in the elaboration of
Nigerian constitution
PARTNERSHIP SOLUTION FOR FEDERATION
Salisbury (ANP)sr Roy Weensty
Federation Of Rhodea and Nyasaland asserted there three
possible solutions for the Federation: white domination black dona
ton, partnership which, his view only
APPROXIMATION OF SECURITY FORCES
ouagadOugou ANP)The Upper Volta government going ahead
with the complete Authorization security
the appointment Comparoe present police
ouagadougou head of the security Prior the
change police
FIVE AMERICAN NEGROES GO TO GHANA
Detroit Michigan (ANP Five American Negroes left for
expect organize
company Members of the Attys Herman stalngs
Milton Henry and Norman Grbbs McGren
Johnson In interview departure
I'VE intend to Africa least portions for America"
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WAR FOR AND AGAINST JMcRO
RACES THROUGHOUT DIXIELAND
BY Associated Negro Pre-,

ATLANTA (ANP)-The Georgia approved
bill which could the Of Negro tn demonstrations
at the capitol The by 300 bill which limits
the the capitol building outside its functions
freshmen stands" for state legislators and their guests"
RALEIGH, NC. (ANP) Desegregation is proceeding
Nashville push speed process begin
The Rev Mr. Lawson leader of Nashvies tn
spring spoke at the Institute OF Religion sponsored by the United
Church The sit-Ins Effect Abroad" topic
DALLAS CAMP - An ordnace apparently both sit
In and mObs opposing school passed
last the City Council prohibits conregang lettering
when forbidden by policemen and calls for $500 maximum fine
for voators
COLUMBIA Mo- (AP-FYve members the Missouri campus
instructors and three students two of them Negro
trespassng against municipal
They sought service downtown restaurant
had complaints filed against them
They John scopp assistant professor of astronomy;
Edward TOmch sociology instructor; Miss Gnojes
white also Miss Julia Skinner and Malvn Lee West All
bers of the Congress Racial Equality.
Handing Judge retired
University Of Missouri law professor
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn (ANP)-Two University of Michigan
students said they arrested tried ordered
County last week after arriving here to distribute aid to Negroes
involved in a civil rights struggle.
Gntrow, 20 years reporter photographer
Michigan Daily said convicted
ing arrest and Andrew Hawley 81 convicted of through
stop sign
general Judge suspended
victions with stipulation all five Michigan
them leave the county
Permission granted distribute of food and
clothing packed saonwagn
stipulation deputy party
KANSAS CITY Mo- CANP)-Falure of 10 of IS downtown
agreeing hire sales regardless
pured CCsA Community Committee plan
campaign establishments
hire Negroes in capacity above mental work.
The whose piCkeng the eating ac
tiles of five major downtown department regardless
requesting Negroes to attach sckers
payments
way speakers every
community during February They explain
churchgoers and ask their support
meeting which full support of the NAACP
branch has been pledged, being planned for Feb g.
ATLANTA (ANP)-Seventeen Negro students
Atlanta staging a
King, student leader, the SOuthide
among the IL arrested in Atlanta last
charged under the states
refused to leave cafeteria They had picked food they
moved through the ne but when they to the cashier their
money refused
NEW ROCHELLE, NY (ANP)-The city Education
appeal ruling ordering Elementary
desegregated
vote by the board htegraon ruling followed
public meeting which opposition
appeal.
children filed the original charge
that Negroes have been allowed to register elementary
school New Rochele-Lncon Elementary which
charge receiving
standard education Lincoln School
OXFORD Miss (ANP)-Eigh highway patrol plaincohesmer
stationed the University Mssisspps Administration
Building when the that Negroes
enroll in classes This university officials