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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10

lconsnvsd From Back Pace,
FoRTER. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST. TEACHING ALL
THINGS, PRoPHESED DURING THAT wicked
AND ADuL ferrous GENERATION" WHICH COULD
NOT BEAR" A COMPLETE AND FINAL REvE.
LATIoN - woMANs MAN CHILD - OF FATHER
SON. AND HOLY GHOSTS GREATEST MARY,
BAKER EDDY - WOMAN OF REVELATION l2:I S.
AND MRS. EDDY RE THAT MAN CHILD:
CHRIST GODS IDEA, WILL EVENTUALLY RULE
ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES - lMPERATIvELY
ABSOLUTELY. FINALLY - WITH DIVINE ScIENCE"l
p 563. SCIENCE AND HEALTH, = GODS
MARVELLOUS IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MES
sIAH "ScIENcE OF SCIENCES" OF THE UNI
VERSE - HEALER OF INDIVIDUALS ANDl THE
NATIONS = REvELAToR OF THE REALI-
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH - AND
THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY THEREOF
AS PER FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS BLUE
PRINT OF PERFECTION. AND ITS EXCLUSIVE
REALiTYI
1875: MAN. THE IMAGE - NOT OF SINNERS -
THE WORLD. THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL
MY.T-Hsl = BUT THE IMAGE OF IN
FINITE MAJESTIC SPIRIT, WITH DIVINE DOMINION
OVER ALL! - NEVER BORN. NEVER DYING
NEVER SINNER - NEVER BORN OF A SIM
NERts)! - WOMAN UNcLEAN! lob Old IT,
1881: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR = HON.
ORED BY THE C-H-l-L-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS 7!
HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD IT WAS [-Ls-l
VERY Good!
PART2
ADAMS INVENTIONS BECOME FRANKENSTElNs
IN THE HANDS OF THE DEVILS DUPES. SUCKERS
DEPUTIES OF SATANS MULTLBILLION
RACKETS - SEX - ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL!
MARRIAGE IS MERELY --PoTENTIAL- DIVINE
CONTROL
AND. OH. THOSE COCKTAIL CIGARETTE So
PHlSTICATES - ASKING FOR THE DEVIL TO
TAKE THEM FOR RIDE!
SATAN AND THE WHTEwAsH THERAPEUTICS OF
THE NoNcHRlsT SCIENTISTS! - INVITING
PEARL HARBORS KOREAS
GODS INCOMPATIBLE AIR TRAVEL
INSURANCE:
DEDICATE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
TO AIRLINERs!
TRIBUNE PUBLISHER DID. 7 TIMES IN l96l!-
TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PIECES OF CHRIST
IAN SCIENCE LITERATURE AND SKELETON
COPIES OF THE DETROIT TRIBUNE; AND REPRINTS
OF EXTRAORDINARY COLUMNS - OF MIGHTY
ANGEL POWER = WITH A WRITTEN MESSAGE
IN THE FLYLEAF - CHALLENGING, AND AS
SERTNc NON-CHRlSTIAN SCIENTISTS TO BE
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL - LIKEWISE,
ALL CONVENTIONAL BIBLES - MAKING iMPERA-
TIVE LIBERATION VIA GODS ONE AND ONLY
NEALLIBLE MASTERPIECE! BIBLE PASTOR
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK, SCIENCE
AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIP
lures" WOMANS MAN CHiLD' =
GREATEST MARY's, BAKER EDDYs.
SEE LOWER HALF OF p. 130 THEREOF. AND
PRAYERFULLY EXAMINE MRS. EDDys
RECORDING OF GODS EXPOSURE OF SAUlS
OF TARsus ApAMEvE TRANSLATORS. TENS
OF THOUSANDS OF INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL
ADULTERERs - PERMITTING SATAN TO
SPEAK FOR DEITY - PARTIALLY OBSERVED
BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN QUOTING SHAKESPEARE
THAT THE DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE FOR
HIS OWN PURPOSES!
FOR EXAMPLE tp. 1897: CHURCH COUNCILS
VOTING AS TO WHAT SHOULD AND SHOULD NOT
BE CONSIDERED HOLY WRIT; THE MANIFEST
MISTAKES IN THE ANCIENT VERSIONS; The
10000 DIFFERENT READINGS IN THE OLD
TESTAMENT!
PART
CONCLUSION:
'C0CKEYED.s SLOPPY DISCIPLINE. PRAYERS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1862
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10

ONE AND ONLY ONE RELIGION MEDICINE
THERAPEUTICS = THE ANSWER TO MANS Ex-
TREMlTY, GODS OPPORTUNITY!
TT is UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHKls IAN
SCIENCE is DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND Ins
ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS" OF AL kAses
AND PEoPLEsl - IMPERATIVE, BASIC, poke IDUSa
TON, CULTURE, POLITICS. RECREATION 'Hl
FLESH PRoFITETH NoTHINc"l John o:6sl.
AND ENTERTAINMENT NOT OF THIS
WORLD! - LOUSY WITH THE DEVILS Null
BILLION S RAcKETs THEREIN! = 'Mpok'''
OF THE WORLD or LETTERS AND ENItk
TAINMENT - OF wicked AND ADoI'INoo'
GENERATiON"I
, 1962-10-24
Son Of Lute Ford Bond
Completes Air Force
Technical Trdininq

Airrffan Second Class ReYnold
F. Bond, son of Ford Bond Of the
VirAn Islands, has completed the
United States Air Force technical
training course for missile guild
ance systems mechanics here.
Airman Bond learned mainten-
ance, inspection and repair of the
Mace missile guidance system and
guidance checkout equipment. He
will remain at Lowry for duty in
the Saith Consolidated Aircraft
Maintenance Squadron.
The airman is son of Mrs. Mary
E. Bond and the late Ford Bond.
, 1962-10-24

given an official reception by
Governor Ralph M. Paiewonsky at
Government House were the
Organizations newly elected Presi
dent, DR.. j. W. R. Norton, and Ex-
ecutiye Director DR.. Berwyn F.
Madison.
Their Caribair flight at Harry s..
Truman Airport was met by Local
Health department officials includ
ing DR.. C. Warren Smith, Director
of Public Health Services. ard Mrs
Helen Williams, Director of Health
Education.
Joining the party for the Govern
ment House Reception was Com
missioner of Health DR.. Melvin
CONTINUED on Page A.
, 1962-10-24
SecretdrY-G General Of
Caribbean Orgdnin
OF Meeting in Mexico

The Secretary-G General of the
Caribbean Organization, c. F..
Beauregard, is in Mexico City at
tending the first meeting Of the
Inter-American Economic and So
cial Council at Ministerial Level
which opened yesterday.
Mr.. Beauregard was invited to
be an Observer at the meeting
which is being held under the
auspices Of the Council Of the Or
ganization of American States,
and which follows a similar con-
ference at the expert level that
began on. October /, 1862.
, 1962-10-24
Democrdts Plun For
Gigantic Countryside
Compdign Tomorrow

Democratic headquarters an
nounce plans for a gigantic mo-
tofsade campaign headed by Ron
de Lugo and Gus Doward, to in
wade the country district and
whistle stop at an major estates
along the way tomorrow. Demo
Gratis from all over st. Croix are
expected to participate.
The motorq soiina
Leaving the Jungle CASTOR at
900 am. tomorrow Thursday,
the giant motorcade of loyal De-
mocrats and Democratic followers,
all bedecked in Democratic hats,
pins, buttons, etc, will hit all the
major estates along the highway
and will end up in the Frederik-
sted Fish Market at about 5 pm,
to address the people in the Mar
ley and Strand Street area.
Throughout their whistlestop-
ping campaign, the double 80"
(Doward & De Lugo) combination
of the Democratic Party in st.
Croix is expected to hit hard at
e continued on Page Al
, 1962-10-24
St. Thomus Youth Gets
United States Air
Force Promotion

Lawrence A. Sylvester of St.
Thomas, has been promoted to
airman second class in the United
States Air Force.
Afrman Sylvester, an aircraft
maintenance specialist, is assign
ed to the 93rd Organizational
Maintenance Squadron here.
The airman, a graduate of
Charlotte Amalie High School, is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albourne
J. Sylvester of Annas Fancy st.
Thomas.
, 1962-10-24
Pvt. Angel Purrillf.
Completes Specidlis1
Course ut Fort Lee

Army Pvt. Angel L. Parrilla, 10,
whose wife, Carmen, lives at Con-
tentment completed the nine
week general supply specialist
course at the Quartermaster
School at Fort Lee, Virginia, on
October 10th.
Parrilla entered the Army in
March of this year and received
basic training at Fort Gordon.
Georgia.
He is a 1860 graduate of Euge-
MO Ma De Hustos High School.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Angel
Parrilla, live in Christiansted al
so.
, 1962-10-24
Motor Boating" Tells
Reuders Of Facilities
on Three Virgin Is.

Americas rapidly expanding
armada of pleasure boaters are
learning of the fine facilities and
attractions Of the Virgin Islands
Of st. Croix. st. John and ST. Tho
mas through an article in the Oc-
tober issue Of motor Boating,
now on the neWsstands.
The three-page, attractively il
Illustrated article is titled off
shore to the Virgins and is one
of the features of Motor Boating's
annual Southern Cruising Issue
which has special impact among
yachtsmen planning holidays in
this area.
The Virgin Islands feature was
written by Motor Boating Assoc
late Editor Frank Rohr, Jr., with
the cooperation of the Virgin Is
lands News Bureau and Hal Ley
shon Associates, Inc, in New
York City, public relations consul
tants for the Virgin Islands Gov
eminent.
Rohr's article begins appealing
~, "There is an island down in
the West Indies where the noun
tains run into the sea. The har-
Dor curves protectingly around
your anchor rode and bone white
beaches throw back sunlight into
an azure sky. Shadows are the
color of clear rum swizz1es, and
southwark, you al see trade wind
clouds colliding with the peaks
of the Windward Islands that
stretch from st. Thomas to Tri-
nidad."
In addition to detailing best
methods of getting to the Virgin
Islands by both sail and power,
Rohr's article continues:
"For boatmen who fly down,
the U. S. Virgin Islands have one
of the most extensive charter
boat organizations in the Carib-
bean. The ST. Thomas Charter
Boat Association in, Charlotte
Amalie has at least Is motor and
saAboats ranging in length from
80 to 80 feet. There are just as
Continued on Page Al
, 1962-10-24
Sixty Members Of
American Pub. Heulth
Assoc. Entertained

Virgin Islands hospitality was
extended Tuesday % October to
about so visiting members of the
American Public Health Associa-
ton in st. Thomas for a one-day
post convention tour.
Included in the Alpha Group
, 1962-10-24
Governor Cubles v. /.
Support Of Presidents
Policy on Cubu

Governor Ralph M. Paiewonsky
sent the following cable to Presi-
dent Kennedy yesterday:
''The people Of the Virgin Is
lands appreciate and are encour-
aged by your Fortnight Policy
Statement last night with respect
to the Cuban Situation"
, 1962-10-24

@Hs E4H
Displaying an air of complete
accord, the committees coordinat-
ed their activities SO that everyone
will be able to attend events in
both towns.
Among the important items
discussed were, the Queen contest,
the parades and floats. It was also
rought out that too few citizens
participate in the festivities and it
was decided that an effort be
made to encourage greater and
spontaneous participation. Every
one will be able to purchase
hats and masks which will help
to defray the festival expenses.
The Committees unanimously
agreed to set up a code of ethics
for the theme Of troupes partici-
pating in the parades, and will
not tolerate or permit any displays
of vulgarity either in act or song.
The Honorable Edgar Mu1lgrav,
Administrator for st. Crox, at
tended the meeting and informed
them of a request by circus firm
to- come here again this year.
Both committees voiced objection
to this request.
Mr.. Mullgrav was also request
ed by the group to inquire into
the possibility Of obtaining Ger
tain funds voted by the legisla-
ture for use by the Festival COM
mittees.
The meeting was well attended
and was a tremendous success
with members of both the Fred
eriksted and Christiansted groups
displaying an excellent spirit of
cooperation.
Lawrence Motta, chairman Of
the Christiansted committee ex-
pressed thanks to the members
from Frederiksted, headed by Pc
ter Christian, chairman. Those ac-
companying him were Mrs. James
Peterson, Verne Richards, Greg
DRY Hodge and Alcano Francis.
, 1962-10-24
Christmas Festival Committees Complete
Plans For Big 10Th Anniversary Celebration

A joint meeting Of the Christmas Festival Committee for Freder
ikssed and christiansted met on Monday night Of This week at the
Fort in christiansted and made plans for a big celebration to mark
the 10Th anniversary Of this annual event.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06

DEAF SCHOOL TEACHER
Miss Dorothy Lee, a grad
uate Of Jackson State College
will be one of the teachers at
the Mississippi School for the
Deaf this school year. Miss
Lee has had special training
for this position at San Fran
cisco State College and Gal
landet College, Washington.
D. c.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06

live. He was educated in the
schools of his home state and
last summer attended Jackson
State College where his wife,
a native of Indianapolis, Ind,
is now a student.
Meredith has a brother in
Detroit, and a sister at home.
A highly-intelligent young
man, he was a staff sergeant
in the Air Force in Korea,
serving as a clerk-typist on his
way up."
Mr.. Anderson further states,
that it was Meredith's ambi-
tion as a boy to graduate from
the University of Mississippi.
He is described in the article
as being a man of clean NOR
ais, devOut Christian and has
an excellent reputation among
all his associates. The article
further states that Mr.. Mere
dith is a thrifty person, and
has acquired considerable per.
sonal property. He owns land
in and about Kosciusko; a
Volkswagen and a Cadillac.
He is not a shallow person by
any means, but a deep thinker
and extremely persistent, not
easily deferred from any goal
toward which he sets himself
concludes the article.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06
BAHAMAS ELK LEADER

BAHAMAS ELK LEADER
AT DETROIT - The above
three leaders of the Elkdom
in the Bahamas were among
he several thousand delegates
attending the 63rd Grand
Lodge Convention, Improved
Benevolent Protective Order
Elks of the World, meeting
recently at Detroit. John T.
Freemen, 3rd from right,
chairman, Grand Lodge Trus-
tee Board, Philadelphia, poses
with, from left, Thomas Saun-
ders, Eureka Lodge No. ia,
Nassau, P. M. Blair, Mont
gomery, Ala, grand director,
'sMiss America of Elkdom"
contest, Moss H. Hendrix,
Washington, D. c., PR firm
head, who represents the Ba-
hamas by appointment of Hill
& Knowlton, New York City,
(Mr. Fr e e m a NJ, Charles
Rhodrigerez, Elk director of
education in the Bahamas,
ana Urban E. Bostwick, Cur
few Lodge No. 1852, Nassau,
and secretary of the Bahamas
Association of Elks. The Hon.
orable Hobson r. Reynolds,
Mrs. Reynolds, Philadelphia,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
are frequent visitors to the
Bahamas. The Moss H. Ken
dirk Organization also repre-
sentS The Coca-Cola Company
which is a co-sponsor of the
"Miss America of Elkdom"
contest.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06
FloydCan Take
II Years To
Spend Dough

CHICAGO - The money
Floyd Patterson gets for fight
ing Sonny Liston here Tues
day night, will be coming to
him for the next II years.
Marty Smith, representing
Graft, Reiner adm Smith, Tv
producers of the heavyweight
title bout insists that the deal
is as originally announced.
1t is nice, neat package,
provided the Bureau of Inter
nal Revenue approves.
Gus D'AMATO, Patterson's
manager, has denied saying in
Chicago that Uncle Sam had
not given his blessing to the
unique arrangement.
julius November, the cham
pion's attorney, has been quo
ted to the effect that there
Is no such arrangement.
I'VE ARE paying Champ
tC0ntinued on page y
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06
People & Events

Friends of Mr.. Ernest Luck
ett's Food Mart, North Parish
Street will be pleased to hear
that he IS resting well, altho
he IS still confined to the v. A
Ho:ptal for treatment,
Mrs. Margaret Jones Lewis
many friends regret to learn
that she is confined to a local
hospital due to illness. 1t is
hoped she will have a speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Shep-
herd, East Monument Street
were pleased to have the fol-
lowing guests in their home on
Sunday: Mrs. Josie Evans of
Gulfport; Mrs. Reona Jemer-
son, Starksville;; Mrs. Calm
ease Russell and family. Meri-
dian; Mrs. Elsie Chambers and
friend from Tupelo, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06

Miss Patricia Elaine AL
more, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Almore of Jackson,
became the bride of Mr.. jam
es Earl Mitchell, Jr. of Pasa-
dena, California in an unusual,
impressive double ring cere-
mony of dignity and beauty,
performed by The Reverend
John Casper in the sanctuary
of Christ The King Catholic
Church.
Proceeding the bridal party
and while friends and rela-
tives gathered, Sister Veoneta
of St. Frances presented soft
organ Nuptial Music.
The marriage vows were
pronounced before an altar
decorated with vases OF Dedu-
tiful white Fuju NUNS and
Woodwardia fern and high
embankments of e m r a d
green entwined with wood
wardia drifting into a semi
circle of lighted white Cathed-
raj tapers, in wrought iror
candelabra.
The bride, being ushered by
her father down an isle out
lined with white ribboned
nosegays denoting pews OF
warmth for friends and rela-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06
Meredith Attends
Classes at Ole Miss

After being installed on the
campus of the University of
Mississippi, Sunday, Septem-
ber 80, under a strong guard
of u. S. marshalls, James
Howard Meredith, youthful
Air Force veteran who has
been the storm center of a
situation that has aroused
the whole world, was enrolled
as a student, Monday morning
and has attended classes dur
ing the week.
Little known facts about Mr..
Meredith were given this week
by Mr.. TreZzavant Anderson
Staff writer for the Pittsburg
Courier as follows. "He is 20
years of age, was born and
raised in Kosciusko, Miss, on
a farm where his parents still
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06
Jackson State Homecoming
Big Parade Saturday, 10 Am.

The Homecoming Activities
|of Jackson State College be-
gins Saturday, October 6, with
a parade that will march down
Capitol Street, promptly at
10: A. NJ, using the same
route as it has in the past.
The Homecoming activities
really began at Jackson State,
Wednesday, October 3, when
the faculty and students met
the 1862 football squad. Pre-.
sentation of the team was a
feature of the regular chapel
program.
Other Homecoming events
that followed were the Corona.
tion Ceremonies and Ball,
Thursday night at 8: P. M
and the Pep Rally, Friday
October 5.
Following the Parade on
Saturday, the Alumni Coun
Gil will meet at IL. A. M. The
Homecoming Game is sched
uled for 2: P. Nj. Saturday.
The Tigers will meet the
Arkansas Golden Lions or
Alumni Field.
Founders Day will be OBJ
served Tuesday, October % al
10: A. NJ, in the Dansby Hal
Auditorium. All alumni ane
friends of the College are in
vited.
Chairman of the Homecom
ing and Founders Day Com
mittee is Mrs. Leila G.
Rhodes.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06
Dist. Supt. Payne
Announce
Methodist
Conference

Rev. C. p. Payne, Sr., Dis
trict Superintendent, has an
nounced that the Jackson Dis
trict Conference of the Metho-
dist Church, Mississippi Con-
ference will convene at Pratt
Memorial Methodist Church,
West Pascagoula Street, Rev.
A. L. Holland, Pastor, October
ii and IL. The Conference is
composed of all preachers,
Lay Leaders, Church School
Superintendent, Presidents of
Woman's Society of Christian
Service from each local
church in the district; the Dis
trict Trustees, the district Lay
Leader and Associate Lay
Leaders, Lay members of the
annual conference from each
charge; the district director of
Children's Youth and Adult
and church school work, as
well as other church workers.
The Conference will open
Thursday afternoon at 4:30
with registration. The Theme
will be the church's four year
program emphasis, "Jesus
Christ Is Lord" DR.. L. S. Al
len, editor of the Christian
Advocate will be the featured
speaker at Z: P. M. Choirs OF
Central and Anderson church.
es will provide the music for
the evening service. The End
Continued on page q
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06
Jackson Tigers
Swamps M. L.C.
56-6

The Jackson State College
Tigers, defending champions
of the Southwest Athletic Con-
ference, open a three-game
home stand against the Prairie
View AIM College Panthers
Saturday, September %. Kick
off time is 7::30 p. m.
The Tigers opened the sea-
son September Is, completely
swamping the Mississippi In
dustrial College eleven 56-6 in
non-conference game in
Clarksdale. Tiger coaches ex-
pressed satisfaction over the
physical condition of their
squad following the Delta City
game. Light work will be the
order of the day as they go
to one-a-day drills in prepara-
ton for their important con-
ference opener.
A sell-out crowd is expected
to be on hand to welcome the
Tigers, second ranked Negro
collegiate eleven in the cOun-
try last season, home. The
Tigers have not played at
Alumni Field since last Novem-
ber 4 when they defeated Wi
ley College 200. Following
the opener, the Tigers host
the Mississippi Vocational Col
lege Delta Devils September
% and Arkansas AMIN Oc-
tober 6. The latter game will
be the feature Homecoming at
traction.
The Jackson State College
Tigers exploded for eight
touchdowns to defeat COM
pletely outclassed Mississippi
Industrial College eleven 56-6
in Clarksdale Saturday night.
1t was the first game of the
season for the defending
Southwest Athletic Conference
champions and for the losers.
"Chico" Jordan scored on 40
yard run; L. v. Donnell had
two on a 35-yard touchdown
run; Reuben Marshall, fresh
man sensation from Oxford,
got into the scoring column
on an interception good for
So yards; Otis Spain ran Is
yards; and a Curry to Richard
son pass was good for rs yards
Arthur Turner was the out
standing defensive star for the
Tigers. Harold Cooley. Yer.
non Biggs, Landers Bacon, and
James Carson also played great
ball defenSively.
The Tigers open the defense
of their SWAC crown Satur.
day, September %, when they
host the Prairie View Panth.
ers. Game time is scheduled
for 7:30 p. m.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06

I'VE ARE paying Champ
tContinued on page y
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06
State OF Emergency In
Accro: Bombs Injure 100

professions and authoriz z .
house searches Sin the public
interest.
Three persons died In hos
pitals Friday as q result Of
bomb blasts Thursday, tn =
Ghana news agency reported.
Police and hospital officials
said about 10 persons were n
jured in the two explosions.
THE EXPLOSIONS in the
capital came during celebra-
tons Of the eve Of Nkrumah's
53rd birthday. Two weeks ago
. bomb was hurled at the
gates Of Nkrumah's offic ] = !
residence, killing q girl.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06
ACcRA, Ghana

ACCRA, G h ana
president Kwarne Nkrumah
proclaimed q state Of enncr-
|gency in the Accra area Sat-
|urday because Of ''r Z c n t
bomb explosions" at least one
of which was an attempt to
|assassinate him.
s'In view Of the recent bomb
explosions in the country, re-
|sulting in the death Of or in
|juries to several citizens. the
president has proclaimed .
state Of emergency in Accra
with effect from today" tn 9
government statement said.
THE PROCLAMATION for
bids all public meetings . n q
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06
Negro Dies In
Tractor Mishap

GREENVnLE - A A-year-old
Negro employe Of GreenviHe Con-
tracing was killed instantly in
a tractor car crash early Satur-
day night on air base road. Chief
Deputy al Tackett reported Mon
day.
James Solomon. driving the
truck, struck the side of a tractor
belonging to William J. Ferri Of
Cleveland, overtlrning the tractor
a trailer load of rice about 1880
pm.
Ferri was heading south on the
road about a half mile south Of the
GAFB gate entrance. Solomon
was heading north.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06

want them to know that we
join their many friends and
relatives in wishing for them
the best that life can afford.
Due to health conditions,
Mrs. Young, the beloved wife
of Mr.. John Young retired two
(2) years earlier.
J We wish for her continued
improvement and many years
of rest and happiness.
Submitted by:
The Faculty and Student
body Cameron Street School
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06

tives, wore a gown of French
rosespoint lace and tulle over
pure silk bridal satin. The
scalloped sweetheart neckline
was encrusted with sequins
and seed pearls. The pointed
basque bodice was caught at
the back with thirty-eight tiny
lace buttons. The hand length
sleeves formed a point over
the hand. The bouffant skirt of
rose accented lace tiers on
tulle over pure silk satin,
swept into a cathedral train.
Her slippers were white satin.
She carried her mothers white
prayer book topped with a
cascade bouquet of feathered
white rose buds, lilly of the
valley and irradiance, center
ed with a white catalina or
child.
The maid of honor, Miss
Doris Almore, sister of the
bride, wore a dress of white
silk satin, designed by vogue,
with a bell shape skirt with
side and back dart pleats,
joining a simple bodice with
deep scooped neckline The
dress was accented with a
cutaway ver-skirt of full box
Continued on page p
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-10-06

We are announcing the re-
tirement of Mr.. John Young
and wife, custodians in the
Canton Public Schools, Can
ton, Mississippi.
Mr.. Young served twenty
years (20) in the Canton Pub
lie Schools, four (4) of these
twenty years were spent in the
Cameron Street Elementary
School. His wife, Mrs. Young
served seventeen (17) years.
We will miss them very
much as our custodians and