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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Johnson Backs
PdyDriivefor
Space Science
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

NEW YORK Oct. 14.-Vice
President johnson has added
his voice officially to a cam
paign to get higher pay for
key men in the Government
end of space science.
I'VE in Government must
find a way to offer top compe-
tence more than a large sacri-
flee and a small paycheck, u
Mr.. johnson said last night at
a Waldorf-Astoria banquet OF
the American Rocket Society
Officials of the space pro-
gram already have cited the
need for higher Government
salaries for scientists. A plan
to get such raises through Gre
alton of a special, Government
backed corporation is unde con-
sideration.
Competition for Talent
Vice President johnson noted
in his speech that the bulk of
technical and scientific papers
presented at the week-long AIRS
meeting came from private
industry or universities"
Obviously these organiza-
tons could i'll afford to lose
such talent" Mr.. johnson said.
But one of the major prob
lens confronting our space eff
fort stems from the Govern
ment's own rules which prevent
it from competing for talent
with private organizations"
1t was at this point that the
Vice President said a way must
be found to improve the top
level Government scientists lot.
All too often. the Govern
ment space installations are
training grounds for the highly
paid technicians and vice presi-
dents of private industry" Mr..
johnson added. I'VE lose far
too many Of our best people. "
Mr.. johnson is legally the
head Of the national space eff
fort and President Kennedy's
personal deputy for seeing to
it that the country delivers on
a national goal of sending men
to the moon and returning
them safely by the end of 1869.
Quotes President
In his speech he quoted the
President as saying recently:
Il will continue to be dis
satisfied until the goal is
reached. And I hope everyone
working on the program shares
the same view"
Mr.. johnson enumerated the
areas in which speedups and
improvements must be made If
the Presidents program is to
be successful. Among these
were:
The efforts to improve the
quality Of private induStry's
production and Governments
planning and direction;
The attempt to coordinate
intra- governmental activities
and to marshal all skillS in the
national program; and
The programs to inform the
peoples Of our own country and
the rest Of the world Of the &C
complishments and the neces-
sites Of space exploration"
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Explorer VII, Age 2,
Refuses to Shut UD

Explorer VII is still blowing through space chattering away
as if nothing had gone wrong.
The United States satellite years yesterday
tnues to radio back information to its audience
of scientists at the National Aeronaucs Space Admnistra-
ton.
They delighted when oarpowered radio back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Ella Fitzgerald Show
Set at MARYLAND w.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
Ella Fitzgerald, recording
singing star, will give a per-
Torrance at the University OF
Maryland at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow.
~ The show. sponsored by
the university's Interfraternity
Council, also will include the
Paul Smith trio.
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TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1908, WWDC - Report to the
People. District Commission
er John B. Duncan is inter-
viewed.
500, VOL - College Football.
George Washington Univer-
sity VS.. Richmond.
1888, WTOP - Invitation to
Learning. A discussion of
Thomas Brownies urn
Burial"
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Charles Jury Fails
To Act, Is Recessed
By CHARLES A. McALEER
Star staff Writer

LA PLATA Md, Oct. 14,-Charles Countys May term
grand jury for the day in special
yesterday but recessed again without reaching
conclusions returning any indictments.
Indications that the panel headed by Harry
Walters Hughesve recalled conspiracy
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TV KEY PREV|EWS

TonightS top Shows preUietDed By TV Keys staff
Uho attend Tehe1rSalS dtch screenings and an1Iyze
scripts in NeD York, Hollywood elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to UiewerS.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
MINISTER'S WIVES
GROUP GIVES SIS

Members of the Ministers
Wives Council met last week
in the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. w. L. King, 1851 Wig
gins Street. Mrs. H. P. Jack
son, devotion leader, was in
charge o fthe devotion, along
with Mrs. G.. r. Bolden.
Mrs. B. D. Rushing, presi-
dent, presided over the meet
ing and offered interesting re-
marks to the group.
Mrs. L. c. Pickens gave in
structiOn on art work. During
the business session it was
decided by the members to do
nate the sum of SIS to the
welfare of Mrs. Mable Evans.
A fellowship and refresh
ments were enjoyed following
the meeting. Present were
Mrs. L. v. Hardy, Mrs. w. l..
King, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. c. E.
Jordan, Mrs T. r. Oliphant,
Mrs. Jamison, Mrs. r. L. t.
Smith, Mrs. L. l.. Williams,
Mrs. E. ]. White, Mrs. L. l..
Williams, Mrs. G. H. Hines,
Mrs. H. j. Jackson, Mrs. ]. E.
Lott, Mrs. S. L. Spann, Mrs.
G. R. Bolden, Mrs. M. John
son, Mrs. o. Ellis, Mrs. c. E.
Lewis, Mrs. S. H. Jones, Mrs,
F. B. Black, Mrs. L. Pickens
and Mrs. B. d. Rushing.
The council will hold its
next meeting in the home OF
the Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Lewis
3005 Edwards st.
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bana, Illinois, institution the
academic year of 1961-62 and
the following summer session.
Miss Bingham is majoring
in elementary education at
jackson State College and
plans to continue this pro-
gram at the University of Ill-
inois with an emphasis on the
psychology of learning. She
is graduate of Jim Hill
High School and has received
a diploma in Christian Edu-
cation from Moody Bible In-
stitute, Chicago. She resides
with her parents, the Rever-
end and Mrs. Willie Bing-
ham, on Florence Street.
Jackson, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
ZETA'S AMICAE
ATTEND REGIONAL

Zeta Amicae of Jackson at
tended its Regional Meeting
on the campus of Selma Uni
versity, Selma, Alabama. The
Region entrances the states
of Arkansas, Alabama, Ten
nessee, and Mississippi.
Theme for the Occasion was
New Frontiers For Women
In the Sixties, with Mrs.
Dolois Williams representing
Jackson's Amicae on the pan
ell.
Miss Viola Robinson, presi-
dent of Jackson's Zeta Amicae
was reelected Regional Sec
rotary. This commences her
third year in this capacity.
Highlights of the meeting
was Zeta Amicae's report to
the South Central Region and
Ways and Means of contribut-
ing to Zeta's National Pro-
ject. The next Regional Meet
ing will be held in Mobile,
Alabama.
On Sunday, April Is, 1861
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
SALLIE REYNOLDS
GRABS RIBBONS
IN SCIENCE SHOW

Sallie Reynolds Elementary
School received a first and
second place ribbon during
the Eighth District Science
Fair which was held recently
at College Park Auditorium.
The first place ribbon was
received by the second grade
students of Mrs. Clara A..
Jackson. The display was on
trust" The second place rib
bon was received by the third
grade students of Mrs. Ethel
Veal for their display on
simple machines
The two teachers had pre-
viously received the same
honors in the primary depart
ment at the schools own
science fair.
In the intermediate depart
ment of the Reynolds Science
fair first place honors went
to the fourth grade class of
Mrs. Annie c. Gray, and Sec
ond place honors went to the
special education class of
Mrs. Joan McInnis.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29

Zeta Amicae of Jackson held
its regular monthly meeting
in the home of Mrs. Luthree
Thompson. Mrs. Pearl Dill
ingham, a new member, was
welcomed into the organiza-
ton.
After the business session a
tasty repast was served to the
following members: Mrs. Es-
sic Broadwater, Herdia M.
Weary, Pearl Dillingham;, Do
lois Williams, Elaine jenkins,
Flee M. Malone, Lutheree
Thompson and Miss Viola
Robinson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
YOUNG MEMS CLUB
ORGANIZED AT Y
TO ASSIST ALL

A new young mems club
was organized at the Branch
YMCA Monday evening for
the purpose of providing
young "Y" members with a
means of leadership training
and self-expression.
The new club will act as a
service organization in that
it will assist the youth in all
departments of the Branch.
Officers are Clarence Love-
lace, president; Calvin Will
Jams, vice-president; Leon
Howard, secretary; Thomas
Taylor, treasurer; NJ. c.
Washington, business man.
ager; and Jimmy Richards,
chaplain.
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brook, Mrs. Vera Forten-
berry, Mrs. Minnie w. Ed
wards, Mrs. Julia S. Polk,
regional director and mem
Der of the Alpha Delta Zeta
Chapter; Mrs. Candace Will
Jams, Alpha Delta Zeta Chap
ter; and Mrs. Clynell Moses.
The Alcorn chapter has been
added to the realm of Sister,
hood of Zeta Phi Beta SorOr-
ity, Inc, charter members
being Mrs. Theresa Purnell,
basileus; Mrs. Wilmet Boy
kins, grammateus; Mrs. ely
nell Moses, tamais; Mrs. Min
ME w. Edwards and Mrs.
Vera Fortenberry, anti basil
eous; Mrs. Mamie Lou Wash
ington, antapokritis, Mrs.
Mary Holbrook, tamgis-gram-
matcus.
The ladies were presented
to friends, faculty, students
and Greeks of Alcorn during
eta Phi Beta's observance of
Founders Day early t h S
year. Mrs. Eva Woodland of
Jackson State College w a S
guest speaker. Following that
program, the organizations
charter was presented by Re-
gional Director Mrs. Julie S.
Polk.
During the meeting Sunday
a business session was held
and the members decided that
each year during Honors Day
program, scholarship will
be presented to some MEM
Der of the eta undergraduate
chapter at Alcorn.
During the fellowship which
followed the business session.
the hostess, Mrs. Newton,
served the ladies luncheon
of delicious barbecued chicken
and ice cream and cake.
The SOrors will meet next
in May with Mrs. Vera Fort
enberry, antibasileus, on the
Alcorn College campus.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29

PREPARATIONS FOR First
Glass Citizenship. In our
preparations to take our places
with other citizens of the
world; to share in the privil-
eyes and opportunities guaran-
teed to us, it is well that we
remember and take into con-
sideration the following words
by DR.. Charles E. Jefferson,
made many years ago: THE
FAULT-FINDING HABIT is a
bad one. 1t is easily acquired
and not readily broken. We
live in an imperfect world. Ev-
erything is flaWed and defec-
tive. Institutions all blunder
and fall short of the ideal. Per
sons are all erring creatures
and their faults give us of
Tense, but one should not pay
too much attention to the
faults of others, or to the de-
fects of the world in which he
lives. He may become a chro-
mic Pathfinder, and in that
case he will become a grumb-
Ter. If he is not careful, he will
degenerate into a growler. If
he growls long enough, he will
become a cynie, of no account,
either to himself or to anyone
else. He is a nuisance and a
stumbling block. He did not in.
tend at the start to become a
cynic. He began to finding
fault, and the habit grew on
him until his mind became
twisted and his heart sour.
Yes, the Habit of FAULT-Find.
ing is dangerous -. a habit
that we, in our preparations
to attain for ourselves and our
posterity, a BETTER and Full
LER LIFE, have NO TIME in
which to engage Christ
said, Judge not, that we be not
judged Cast out the beam
out of thine own eye; and ther
shall thou see clearly to cas-
out the mote of thy brother;
eye"
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lar enten, Mrs. Evelyn Hicks
and Willie Brown
The meeting was closed
with a prayer by Mr.. Brown,
and a song by the group.
The hostess served a plate
luncheon during the social
hour.
Present were Mrs. Fannie
Mcdaniel, Mrs. Corine Smith,
Mrs. Theolo Willis, Mrs. Lee
vellar Senton, Mrs. Evelyn
Hicks, Mrs. Willie Mae Bur-
ley, Mrs. Ada T. Ellis, Mrs.
Ameda Franklin, Mrs. jim
mic Robinson, Mrs. Atlanta
Brown, Mrs. Annie Bell
Moore, Willie Brown, E a + |
Ward and the Rev. Willie Rob-
ins0n.
The circle will meet next
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Smith on Williams Drive.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
CIRCLE NO. /
OF NORTHSIDE
HAS GUESTS

The Northside Circle No. l
met last week in the home of
the Rev. and Mrs. Willie Rob-
inson on Truman street.
The devotional subject.
ssThorns in our lives; what
they do to u.s." was brought
by Devotional Leader Earl
Ward. The topic was brought
by Mrs. Atlanta Brown, the
teacher. Remarks were made
by the members.
President Mrs. Annie B..
Moore presided over the meet
ing and during the business
session plans were made for
a Woman's Day program to
be held on Sunday, May IA.
Mrs. Willie Mae Burley pre-
scented the guests, Mrs. Level
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
SIGMA GAMMA Rho
IN FELLOWSHIP
WITH AGED GROUP

Alpha Tau Chapter Sigma
Gamma Rho Sorority carried
a good will program to the
inmates of the Community
Hospital for the aged on Wig
gins Street Sunday, April Is.
The activities included read
ing and discussing the Sunday
School Lesson, prayer a n d
song recordings by Mahalia
Jackson. L h e inmates ex-
pressed themselves as having
enjoyed the activities which
made them feel better physi-
cally and spiritually.
The members who partici-
pated in this activity were
Johnetta Jurden, Jewel Thorn
as, Sadye Montgomery, spon-
sored by Miss Maggie Little.
The group was invited to re-
turn.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
CHRISTIAN BIBLE
OF WEST JACKSON
IN SMITHS HOME

The West Jackson Christian
Bible Class met last week in
the home of Mrs. L. Smith.
The devotion was led with a
song and a prayer by G.. S.
Haywood.
The scripture reading was
by Mrs. Curtis Moses. G. S.
Haywood presided.
The lesson subject, When
human wisdom fails" was
brought by l.. G. Spann. The
group took part in the discus
sion.
Present were Mrs. Curtis
Moses, Mrs. l.. Smith, Mrs.
Alpha Spann, Mrs. Lille Wat
son, Mrs. KiZzie Christmas,
G.. S. Haywood and l.. G..
Spann
The next meeting will be
held in the home of Mrs. Viola
Lipsey at 1160 Dalton street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29

was ill. Also, during the bust
ness session it was decided by
the members not to hold a
meeting on the second Sunday
in May because of it being
Mothers Day.
Mrs. Mary Oliphant gave a
reading, 'The Hand That
Rocks the Cradle Rules the
World" Mrs. M. B. Williams
gave the response, after which
the advisor, Mrs. Jamie Will
liams made remarks to the
club.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Stewart, Mrs. Albert
Burse, Mrs. Mary Peels, Mrs.
Mary Love, Mrs. Mary Pullins,
Mrs. Marie Britten, Mrs. Toll
lie Jackson, Mrs. ASylee
Spann, Mrs. Mary Ransom,
Mrs. Ellis Catching, Mrs. Mary
Oliphant, Mrs. Earse Nickles,
Mrs. Jamie Williams, Mrs. Sal
ly Stanberry, Mrs. Bell john
son, Mrs. Dorothy Holden,
Mrs. Ida Jewel, Mrs. Georgia
Thames, Mrs. Emma Seals,
Mrs. Grace Adams, Mrs. Josie
Ellis, Mrs. r. l.. White and
Mrs. H. NJ. Anderson.
The next meeting will be
held in the home of Mrs. Ma
RE Brittle nof 3115 Tougaloo
Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
SAMARITANS CLUB NO 2
HOLDS MEET

Members of the Good Sa-
maritans Club No. 2 met in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Seals. with the devo-
ton being led by Mrs. r. l..
White.
Vice president Mrs. Mary
Ransom brought some remarks
to the club and asked for the
Sick Committees report. The
Committee reported that Mrs.
Laura Williams. club chaplain,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
JACKSON STATE SENIOR
GETS SCHOLARSHIP

Miss Anita G. Bingham, a
senior at Jackson State Col
lege, has been awarded a
scholarship to do graduate
work at the University of
Illinois. The award is in the
form of a waiver of tuition
and Incidental fees. Under
terms of the award, Miss
Bingham, who is currently do
ing her student teaching at
Christ the King Elementary
School, will attend the Ur-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
DELTA CHI
CHAPTER MEET

Delta Chi Zeta Cahpter, e.
ia Phi Beta Sorority met last
week in the home of Mrs.
Bessie Newton, 1875 Deer
Park ST., and had as guests
Mrs. Candace Williams, Mrs.
Julia S. Polk and Mrs. Eva
Woodland.
The Delta Chi Zeta Chapter
journeyed from Alcorn Col
lege. Present were Mrs. Will
met Boykins, Mrs. Newton,
hostess; Mrs. Mamie Lou
Washington, Mrs. Theresa
Purnell, Mrs. Mary E. Hol-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29

d / N n E r WITH THE
THOMAS MOMANS Our
Favorite Family on Sun
day last. and even now it
seems we can still taste the
delicious food that was as
pleasing to the eye as to the
palate Here we give a
Big THANK YOU to Mr.. and
Mrs. M. and to their
charming youngsters, Thomas
3rd and Maria for the
invite, the delicious meal and
the much needed relaxation
that we found in their beau
tiful and well appointed home
on Campbell G. Piney Woods
Streets AS always, we
were greatly impressed with
the ideal family-life of the Mo
mans a life, where the
parents seem never too busy
to share in the activities Of
their children life
where the parents seem to de
sire all that is good and beau
tiful in life for this daughter
and son, both of whom are al
ready outstanding in their owl
rights Already, there il
ar air of excitement caused
by the fact that pretty anC
talented Maria will be gradua
ting from Holy Ghost Higl
School comes June and goint
on to college in September
We continue to wish fol
this very nice family, future
good health and happiness.
NEWS THAT PROF. CHAR
LIE BUCHANAN, brother o
our very dear friends, missile
and Liz is some improves
after a serious illness, is re
ceived with much joy by u
and all the many, many friend
thruout the country Fo
this kindly man, thru his cor
nection with the public schoc
system of BrOOkhaven, Miss
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29

que of Natchez is the guest
speaker
The Rev Mr.. Mazique is
treasurer of the Mississippi
Baptist Convention, and is
considered a powerful speak
err. The Rev. Fred B. Black
is pastor of Mt. Nebo.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
HOLY GHOST
STUDENT 1st
IN SCIENCE

Lionel Fraser, a senior at
Holy Ghost High School, won
a first prize Blue Ribbon with
his physics project in the
State Science Fair competi-
ton held at College Park Au-
ditorium on Thursday and
Friday. Also, RoslyD Kelly, a
freshman, won a second prize
with her project. Sister Char
istosa is their science teacher.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
MT. NEBO BAPTIST
HOLDS REVIVAL
THROUGH MAY &

Revival services of the Mt.
Nebo Baptist Church on Tu-
pelo street began Monday
evening and will continue
through Friday, May 5. Ser
vices begin each night at z
O'Clock. The Rev. @. c. MAIL
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
WILLING WORKERS
OF SMITH CHAPEL
HOLD APRIL MEET

The Willing Workers Club
of Smith Chapel held its April
meeting at the church, with
Vice-president Chester Rawls
presiding.
Chaplain Mrs. Lydia Dick
son was in charge of the de-
votion, and also offered the.
prayer.
Members present were Mrs.
Racial Harris, Mrs. Lydia
Dickson, Mrs. Willie M.
White, John H. n
CIRCLE NO. /
MISSIONARY
HAS VISITOR
Circle No. | of Mt. Nebo
Missionary Society met last
week in the home of Mrs.
fedora Norwood on Virgins
street with Mrs. Priscilla
Stampley presiding.
Mrs. Lula Cooper led the
devotion. Her subject was,
"Thorns in our lives and what
they do to u.s." The topic,
"Christ works here on earth
rough disapp0intments, .
was taught by Mrs. Meddie
Anderson. Both topics were
discussed by the group.
The members expressed
their delight in having as a
visitor Mrs. William Gulley, OF
Laurel, Miss.
Members attending t h c
meeting and enjoying the fel.
lowship were Mrs. Lizzie
King, Mrs. Grace Black, Mrs
Mamie Cooper, Mrs. L. s.
Alexander, Mrs. Priscilla
Stampley, Mrs. Lula Cooper
Mrs. Meddie Anderson a {
Mrs. fedora Norwood.
The next meeting will BIZ
held on Thursday, May IL, il
the home of Mrs. Meddie An
derson, 1917 Tunica street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29

THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
1--WE will live in the abund-
ance which God bestOws, as
soon as we are willing to ac-
cept it with clean, under
standing hearts and hands"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
JACKSON SOCIAL
NEWS
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

leIIl VI tilG otdtSs iioo CAN~UA
ed himself to many who are
continuously praying for his
complete recovery AS
you'd expect, he is receiving
'round-the-clOck' care from his
devoted wife, Mrs. Mitilda
Benjamin Buchanan, and his
sisters
MISS GEORGIA DAWSON
serious illness has her many
friends concerned and it is our
prayer that she too will have
a speedy and complete recov-
cry A Teacher at Smith
Robinson Public School, she is
a member of one of the city's
pioneer and highly respected
families Both Prof. Buch-
anan and Miss Dawson are in
local hospitals
D E A t H TAKES MRS.
MARY DEAR) ANDREWS :.
Our deep sympathy is extend
ed to the family of this pioneer
citizens, known to many as
Dear" A long time resi-
dent of this city, Mrs. Andrews
had been confined to the hos
pital for several weeks, where
she was receiving loving care
given by her daughter, Mrs.
EIease w. Embry and her
sons. AS we understand it,
Funeral Services will be held
for this beloved mother, Sat
urday, April 20, at Central
Methodist Church, 3: P. M.
Again we extend our pro-
found sympathy to Elease,
Baby Buddy and Charles t.
THE DOCTORS DANCE
out at Stevens Rose Room,
Wednesday past, brought to-
gether a representative num-
Der of beautifully dressed
ladies and their correctly at
tired escorts from Jackson and
other sections of the state, to
dance to the music as played
by the DUKE HUDDLESTON
ORCHESTRA We attend
ed in company with friend
LULA BELLE (Fashion-Cen-
teri FORTE and her hand
some young son, ROBERT
CALHOUN We went
early, stayed late and as al
ways, had the time of our life
On behalf of all persons
present, we say a BIG THANK
YOU to all persons who made
this evening of pleasure pos
sible.
JONES SCHOOL to have
pre-school conference comes
Thursday, May 5, at Z: P. M
in the schools lunchroom
SO, all parents in the Mary c.
Jones Elementary School Area
who have pre-schOOl children
are urged to be present. II
you are in this area and your
child will be 6 years of age
before January l, 1862, you'c
better attend Refresh
ments will be served
CONGRATULATIONS are
in order for friend LULA
BELL FORTE, owner of LII
LA BELLE FASHION CEN
TER. who has seen fl
to enlarge her store to take
care of her ever increasing
4
business. We invite all friends
to stop al this business ant
see for yourself the improve
ments that are being made
to give you the best in Mer
chandise and Service
GOTTA STOP SO that w
can make ready to go out t
LANIER HIGH to witness tn
Motto dwelling Ceremony
which we will tell you abou
| next week For a trea
of a lifetime be sure
, S E E AND H E A r con
TANCE MOTLEY when sh
{ speaks out at the Masoni
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