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Evening star., 1962-05-18
BY MARY McGRORY
star STAFF Writer

President Kennedy is an un-
willing performer in the ex-
ploding drama Of the Billie Sol
Estes Case.
In the world Of Billie Sol
Estes. President Kennedy. a
city-bred Northeastern intel
lectual, Is like Ruth, standing
amid the alien corn" He
doesn't dig agricultural prob
lens and he probably thought
he could put them in the back
forty of his mind when he ap-
pointed as Secretary Of Agri-
culture a tough ex-Marine and
Ex-Governor from a farm State,
Orville Freeman of Minnesota.
But certain actions are in
evitable in Washington moral
ity plays, and yesterday at his
press conference the President
was called upon to assume the
role Of defender Of his own.
They Demand His Head
The first act always fea-
lures a call for the head of
a Secretary by the opposition
party. and the Republicans,
knowing scenario perfectly.
have been roaring for the de-
capitation of Orville Freeman.
For the last few days they
have cackled that silence from
the White House meant con-
sent.
Visibly signing, the President
took the center Of the stage at
his press conference yesterday.
His defense Of the be-
leaguered Secretary Of Agricul-
ture was curious and interest
ing. He made no defense of
Mr.. Freeman's handling Of the
lurid events that have become
routine at the Department OF
Agriculture in recent weeks.
Instead, Mr.. Kennedy spoke
Of the things that had recon-
mended Mr.. Freeman to him
in the first place. and the
things that speak to him most
about any man: his academic,
athletic and political attain
ments:: his war record and his
reputation.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
VenezueIo's Envoy :.
Quits to Join U. NJ

CARACAS. May 1s CAPl-
Jose Antonio Mayobre. vene-
zuela's ambassador to The
United States and the orgar1i-
Eation Of American States. las
resigned.
He told newsmen after a.
irving from the United states
that he has accepted the post
Of sub-secretary of world m
dustrial development with Tie
United Nations.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
$35O,OOO Theft
Charged to eIIer

PHILADELPHIA, May 1S
(AP).-Joseph w. Barnes, IS,
q bank teller, has been indicted
on charges of embezzling nearly
$3.50, 1000. The FBI said most of
it went to bookies and into
stock market speculation.
Barnes was head teller Of o
branch of the Pennsylvania
Banking & Trust Co. Investi-
gators said Barnes told them
he placed bets as high as $20,-
900 on q single football game.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

immediately - indicating he
would not have far to look.
The Star reported yesterday
that Robert c. Weaver, now
head Of the Housing and Home
Finance Agency. was the Presi-
dents present choice to succeed
Mr.. Ribicoff. who is expected
to resign, probably In July. to
run for Senator.
This would make Mr.. Weaver
the first Negro Cabinet men,
Der In the Nations history.
Asked about the report at his
press conference, Mr.. Kennedy
said: 81 have made no decision.
No vacancy has occurred. When
it does, I win announce a sue
cessor Immediately"
Evening star., 1962-05-18
Ceuse-Fire Line

@. Mr.. President. could you
tell US, please, what you would
consider the restoration Of an
effective cease fire7 Would this
involve the withdrawal Of the
Communist forces to their posi-
ton before the attack on Nam
Tha, or more or less o quies-
cence which would permit the
talks to 60 forward on the gov
ernment2
A. Obviously, we would pre-
fer as great a withdrawal to
the line that was in effect a
week or so ago as we could get.
y would think, however, that
the peace along the line which
now may exist, Of course, is
essential
Evening star., 1962-05-18

Here Is a partial teri OF
President Kennedy's netDS
conference yesterday:
q. Mr.. President, with the
word scandal again in the
wind In Washington. would you
care to comment on the Billie
Sol Estes affair and tell us II
you believe that Secretary Free
man has handled the case prop
erly2 s
A. Well, as you know, the
Billie Sol Estes case came to
public attention when the
United States Government in
dicted him on April 5. We re-
quested o bail Of $500, 900 which
was not granted, and 1t was
down to 100000 and since that
time we have been conducting
a very thorough investigation
with nearly rs members Of the
FBI involved in this investiga-
ton. The affairs are most COM
plicated. Billie Sol Estes dealt
through almost % companies.
In addition we have taken i'm
mediate action against all of
those Federal employees of
whom there have been four in
the Department of Agriculture
who have been involved in i'm
proprieties. and the investiga-
ton Is continuing and will con-
tinue. The Department Of JUS
tice. Internal Revenue, Senator
Mcclellan in the Senate, and
Congressman Fountain in the
House, all Of them are involved
in attempting to determine
whether any Federal employe
or member Of Congress were in
volved in any improper action
I can assure you that il mem
bers Of the Executive Branch
are involved, any improprietie:
shown, they will be immediate
ly taken action against-im-
mediately disciplined and ap-
propriately.
Now, in regard to Secretary
Freeman, I have stated already
my high regard for him. Sec
retary Freeman, ! think, has
a matches reputation. and he
has worked his way through
the University Of Minnesota
and he was a football player
He graduated Phi Beta Kappa
He had most Of his jaw shot
off at Bougainville as a captain
of the Marines, and served al
governor Of Minnesota fol
three terms. He is the head ot
this Department, and he has
over 100000 employees. He has
had q most challenging job
and I have the greatest con-
fidence in the integrity of
Secretary Freeman. I point out
again that the matter of Billie
Sol Estes came to public at
tention in the way that it has
because the United States Gov
eminent, this administration
indicted him.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

Having defended Mr.. Free
man as a man, If not as an
administrator, Mr.. Kennedy
could step back into the wings
so that the next act can be
played.
The scene will shift to Capt.
tol Hill, to the congressional
hearings, to be headed by Sem
ator Mcclellan, Democrat of
Arkansas. who is. in the pre-
dictable manner. yielding to no
one Of either party in his de-
termination Ito get to the bot
tom of this case"
Evening star., 1962-05-18

Already a cast has been as
Sembled which promises that
the hearings will offer human
drama Of the highest order by
Washington standards. Each
person so far touched by Billie
Soils blighting largesse illumi-
mates some phase Of life In the
Nations Capital in a way that
a novelist might reject as be-
ing too pat.
The star, Of course, will be
imported. Only Texas could
have bred Billie Sol Estes, a
lay preacher with dreams Of
Evening star., 1962-05-18

the chances Of such a war far
less likely.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
Welfare -


(consnved From Back Psge)
e. District Approprissons Subcommittee Cheating ana
,yhosss, ehissns were found in almost every phase OF
the Districts program.
= s.mpins Of families receiving Aid to Dspsndsnf
Children Apc) payments showed 81 per cent were seos'
" insIioibls 10 receive the money
AMsr Investigators OF US comp'ronsr Ss"s's 'o'.P"
~.L.,r. covernunent Accovnsing Office eompIetsd
.r, ehs< Of ADO cases. DC welfare officials were fores
70 end psymsns 10 s4 women. In " Of 'hss: ss.ss me-"
- sound bdinu in the mothers house a. fhs time invss
,osors called They found men hiding under BEDS In clos
-. n bathrooms, and running out The back door.
(Confnvsd Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
Daughter =

tconnved from Back Page)
WERE F-l.N-LS-H-E.D AND ALL THE HOST OF
THEM" - UTTERLY VOID OF MATTER, SIN, HELL.
AND THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL! - MERELY
GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE "LoRDcoD" csn. III, sfeJ
FRAUDS MYTHS
free Press "A resident Of Birmingham eight
years, she member Of ST. James Episcopal Church.
the Child Study Club Of Birmingham, and ths Birmingham
P.TA."
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
STERILIZATION : GRATITUDE FOR

STERILIZATION : GRATITUDE FOR
Human Bettermeni Association Of America, Inc.
(pamphiet)
BREAKTHRoUcH!
Tn. wal, Of silence surrounding the truth surgical
birth control has been shattered.
You have read about the Human Beffermenf Assoe'a
ton and its accomplishments in the OF voluntary e
zafion.
Today the entire country knows fhe benet'fs wnen
voluntary sterilization bring to those families who DO
no. know how TO keep from having children than
thev can love- nurture and provide for.
AN APPEAL TO THOUGHTFUL AMERICANS
FROM THE HUMAN BETrERMENT ASSOCIATION
While fhe humanitarian benefits OF voluntary seri'
zaiion have been clearly established and major advances
made in improving public and professional understanding
Of voluntary sterilization, tfe Job is not yet done.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
Magazine :

(confnved From Back Page)
CANNOT COPE WITH THE DEVIL RUNNING
RAMPANT - PROMOTING 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE
OF MATERIAL [soeaIIedl EXISTENCE! - p. 272
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - NY ONE AND
ONLY INFALLlBLE MASTERPIECE! BIBLE
PASTOR! - GUARDIAN, LIBERAToR. or OUR
SENIOR, BASIC PASTOR, BIBLE - KING JAMES
PROTESTANT - AND ALL BIBLES!
THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAMEvE "LoRD.coo"
(cenesis IT. etcJ F-R-A-U-Dl M-Y-T-Hl - MUST. AND
WILL, BE REDUCED ITS NATIVE NOTHING
NEss"l
CHRIST JESUS: THIS WORLD SHALL PASS
AWAY! IT DOES NOT ACTUALLY EXIST!
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL" Isl. Paul -
ARE MYTHICAL - THE EVIL ! THE HUMAN!
THE MATERIAL!
JESUS AGAIN. WOE UNTO THEM WHO ARE WITH
CHILD AND GIVE SUCK IN THOSE DAYs"I
"BlEssED ARE THE BARREN.
THE W0MBS THAT NEVER BEAR!
GENESIS l:al: "AND GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT ne THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR -
HoNoRED BY THE cHlLDLESS CHRIST JESuSH
HAD MADE, AND, BEHOLD IT WAS [-I-s-l VERY
cooD"l
GENESIS ri: THUS THE HEAVEN "AND THE EARTH
WERE FINISHED AND ALL THE HOST OF
THEM" - UTTERLY VOID OF MATTER, SIN, HE'LL
AND THEIR FATHER. THE DEvlLI - MERELY
GIGANTIC ApAM-EvE "LoRD-cop" tcsn. AZ, etc.,
FRAUDS MY-T-h-SI
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27

tconfinvsd From Back Page,
,rsssmsns 81 psvseWs st AmssIssn Mossrs.
In 1854. . president Of American Motors c.oro.
Remnsy svppesssd sWd encouraged shs psss,us - ~
Michigan State Fair Employment Practice. AZ, "'
Motors shs only siov employer 70 "a = 4. 49,.
can Motors representative invited 70 serd ~. .,.'
ing ceremony In rseosnison Of hs eompsnys veers".
support
EQUAL SCHOOLS
In iss7se George Romnsy served as eh.irm,, =, -.
Citizens Advisory ccmmfsss for School Needs for y. ~
o School, sosrd from this study came rseommsrdsors
elimination in education '''
George Romnsy Is opposed 10 seureos,;oc :, ....,-
and opposed 10 sy segregation In educst,or,
~.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
GODS COLOSSAL "scIENce oBscuREp"

THE DECISIONS BY VOTE OF CHURCH COUNCILS
AS TO WHAT SHOULD AND SHOULD NOT BE CON-
S'oeRED HOLY WRIT; THE MANIFEST MISTAKES IN the
ANCIENT VERSIONS; TIE THIRTY THOUSAND DIFF.
FERENT READINGS IN THE OLD TESTAMENT. AND
TIL 100000 IN THE NEW, THESE FACTS
SHOW HOW MORTAL AND MATERIAL SENSE
STOLE INTO THE DIVINE RECORD, WITH ITS OWN
HUE pARKENINc TO SOME EXTENT THE INSPIRED
PAGES. BUT MISTAKES COULD NEITHER WHOLLY
OBSCURE THE DIVINE SCIENCE or THE SCRIPTURES
SEEN FROM GENESIS TO REVELATION. MAR THE DEM.
oNSTRATIoN OF JESUS, NOR ANNUL THE HEALING
BY THE PROPHETS WHO FoRESAW THAT 1.-THE
STONE WHICH THE BUILDERS REJECTED" WOULD BE.
COME THE HEAD OF THE CORNER" P. l3o S&H.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
"TIME PROVES SLICHTER RIGHT
ABOUT INFlATION
BY Sylvia Porter

BY Sylvia Porter Free press oei' 20
BseI in April 1887 se late Harvard professor and ma
sonslly respected "bvsnsssmsnfs scenemisf Or. Sum
nsr ~ sietsr, snrsssd his colleagues by dse'srns ~
Is erronsovs that initiation necessarily means
that there is something wrong with the economy"
ss;d sI;etssv in an address 70 . selected group Of
Americas ,op bankers "a rising price level Imitation
you vvD Is likely b sign Of vigorous economic health
Of an economy possessing crest capacity 10 develop new
invssinsns opportunities"
sl;shssrs view esvssd vprosr in informed circles
at the iWs
Now u Is oetsbsr 1857 and have gone back 10 shes-
tor because the viewpoint met such soeksr 70 me-
economists IN 1852 b Becoming widely accepted smong
hovefvl objective scenoshiss IN government sndvssv
and labor today.
DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1862
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
FORTUNATELY. 'nn OFTEN SYMBOLS or DIVINE

'ok,uhATelY OFTEN SYMBOLS OF DIVINE
GENESIS I:s' "ANp COO SAW SWAY rwse
InAI rs 1.-THE ONE E>R-E-A-L/PAReNT cREAToR
N0keo BY THE c.h.Er-D-L.e.ss cHRfsr
JESUS ] HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD, " WAS [.Is.l
GENESIS I'll: THUS THE HEAVEN land rna
@~"sn wsxE F-l-N-lS-HLE.o AND ALL THE MOST
-. ~ THEM" - UTTERLY voIp or HuWANgl
"A'Ie SIN. HE'LL, AND THEIR FATHER. THE
:. DEVIL - MERELY GIGANTIC ApAM-Evg
loKD'coo" tcen. III. etc.) FRAUDS M.YT.Hsl
PART 3
JOHN s:43. a., in part:
u ARE OF YOUR FATHER. THE DEvM'!-
The ADAMEvE "LoRD-coD" (csn. ~, steJ
SPIRITUAL ADULTERY or SATANIC SAUL or TAR.
sus, A0AMEvE TRANslAToRs, TENS or
thousands OF INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ADuLTER.
sks - THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE FOR
"'s OWN PURPOSE ! - LINCOLN QUOTING SHAKES
PeARE
AND OUR. FATHER SON. AND HOLY GHOSTS. IN.
COMPARABLE PROPHECIES, REvELAToR.
GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY! THERETO. RE-.
coRp'Nc OUR DIcTATIoN. LOWER HALF OF
p. l3S OF OUR INFALLIBLe MASTERPIECE
BIBLE PASTOR "scIENcE AND HEALTH WITH
N-e'Y TO THE S-c-R-P-Tu-R.E-S"! - GUARDIAN
lI6eRAToR, or OUR SENIOR BASIC PASTOR
BIBLE KING JAMES PROTESTANT, AND ALL
BIBLES
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27

tConsinvsd from Back Pace,
AND THE MussoLlN,s t4tTLERs. To,os
srALINs MAu TsE TuNcs. KHRuscHEvs. USE rur
SURPLUS DEVILS ADAm-EvE MAN POWER.
TO BUILD UP WAR MACHINES FOR BLAckmAII Ann
AccREssIoNl
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN. the WoMBs THAT
NEVER BEAR. AND the PAPs THAT NEVER GIVE
sUcK"!- c-Rll-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS. 100
This WORLD SHALL PASS AWAY!
ST. PAUL: 1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL,
My-TH-I-c.A-L J! - THE EVIL THE HUMAN!
THE MATERIAL
THIS WORLD - AoAM.evE "LoRpcop" MORTAL
THOUGHT MYTH! DOES NOT ACTUALLY
ExsT!!l
ExcLUsNENEss or THE NEW HEAVEN ANN
AND THE NEW EARTH APPReheNpEp IN p.Ivl.N.e
METAPHYSICS OF CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH
HOWEVER, MANS EXTREMITY IS GODS oP.
PoRTUNITY" ~; THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEpEs
THE DAWN" tchrst Science Messiah Textbook
THUS. ETHER MERE OR HEREAFTER, sAULs BE.
COME PAULsl
SEVEN DEVILS CAST OUT OF MARY MAcpALE ENes!
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER : DEITY IS GOD!
MOT THE ADAM-EvE "L0RD-C0D"
DAMFABiE. SPIRITUAL ADULTERY!
MINOR PROPHET HAeAKKUk, SIS &c., I:i3:
THOU ART OF PURER EYES THAN TO BEHOLD
EVIL, AND cANST NOT LOOK UPON INIoUITY"l
BUT THE REMAINDER OF THAT VERSE PRESENTS
THs SATANIC SAUL or TARsus, ADAMEvE
SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF IMPURE TRANsLAToRsl
GENESIS l26 LET US MAKE MAN IN OUR
IMAGE, AFTER OUR LIKENESS, AND LET THEM
HAVE DOMINION OVER -. ALI!
ruSIAiNCoLN MARTYRDoM Throw back to John the
Baptist REVELATIONS COMPLETE EXPOSURE
Of THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE! = Lincoln quoting
Shakespeare FULFILLING PROPHECY: THE
COMFORTER tPsrseisss R.c), EVEN THE HOLY
GHOST, TEACHING ALL THINGS" - EVEN
THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" - REVELATION
OF THE R-E-All
| '2o AcAIN RE LET - US - MAKE MANI -
"oUR FATHER-MoTHER GOD, ALLHARMoNI-
JUS" = p. rs, cS. textbook - WAS THUS FORE
=. sHAooWED - THE HOLY GHOST NOW RE.
vsAL'Nc ALL THINGS. EVEN THE ExcLUsVENEss
OF GOD, THE ONE AND ONLY REAL PARENT! /!
'Hs ONE AND ONLY REAL. SANE. MIND,
SOUL. SPIRIT, SUBSTANCE. IN, AND or. THE
| 1"'IRe UNIVERSE - REDUCING TO NATIVE
-. N-o-THl-N-c.N-Es-s" MATTER SIN, HELL,
AND THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL! - GIGANTIC
-. ADAMEvE "LoRD.coD" FRAUDS! MYTHS
EXPOSING THE TERRIBLE U-fAR-E-A-Li-T-Y, THE
UTTER ko-TttLN-c-N-E.s-s or SATANIC -
APPARENTLY REAL, PHYSICAL POWER, PHENoME.
49, ma! SUCH AS FOR EXAMPLE FROM THE "scL
sNes NEWS LETTER FOR ocToBER 20" -
METEoRoLocY"
MANS NATURAL ENEMES":
=. TIDAL WAVES, TYPHooNs. HURRICANES TOR
s"ADoes DROUGHT. AvALANcHEs. VOLCANOES AND
..SSkIHoUAkEs ARE NATURAL ENEMIES AGAINST
o1nH WITCH MAN HAS LITTLE DEFENSE. LILLIAN LEVY
REPORTS"
-. "A SHOCKING TOLL or HUMAN LIFE AND PROP
MY IS CLAIMED EACH YEAR BY NATURAL DiSAS'
.saS, .ks, MANkIND's MOST VICIOUS AND MPLAcABLE
ENEMIES"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
MANS NATURAL ENEIvNEs": :

GENESIS l:2s: "sE FRUITFUL AND Null u
AND REPLENIsH THE EARfH"i - TAKEN LITERAL
-. ~. AGAIN. THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE
IMPURE TRANsLAToRS COULD NOT APPRehsNO
The MARVELLOUS PERCEPTION or cHkIs!
JESUS OF AN EreRNArLY. coMpL ETELY POPULATED.
/. chRlsrLlKG. SPIRITUAL UNIVERSE or SUPER
'A'uRATED, INcoRRuPTIBLE, ukINvAoAeLe, omN'
~. PRESENT HEAVEN AVID ETERNAL LIFE - s'sN
".lY excLuDssio MATTER - MORTAL
|n,. IAou-e-kATS ssN, FsUWAN BIRTHS. DISEASE,
|'sFoRMlTIEs, uEAvhs, DISASTERS, PEsTItENets
WARS, gvENr-- manety MiYTdhc-A't, mon -
"ouc-H-T PHENOMENAL - - ARE AL In'"S'
SEEN - coUsTEkpeiTs, DUREEsouss, AND'
lcsuslmusd Reszs cssvmw Ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
SERVICE NOTES >..''''-s5
CotiIIion Will Officially
Open Winter Season

H. Griswold, wife of the
Commandant, National War
College; Mrs. Thomas F. Van
Malta, wife Of the Comman-
dant, Inter American De-
Tense College. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Townsend, wife Of the
Base Commander, Fort Nc
Nair. are to be the honor
guests at luncheon on Tues
day, when the Industrial
College of the Armed Forces
Wives Club meets.
The party will be held at
the Officers Club, Fort Nc
Nair, with q social hour be-
ginning at 1890 pm, Mrs.
Ruey Messenger will give a
Fashion Talk" illustrated by
three professional models.
An Americana" luncheon
is planned by the Engineer
Corps Fort Belvoir Officers
Wives Club for Tuesday at
noon in Mackenzie Hall, Fort
Belvoif.
Mr.. James Bostain, Lin
guistic Scientist with the
Foreign Service Institute,
United States Department OF
State, is to be the guest
speaker.
Mr.. Bostain is q raconteur
In more than a dozen Ian
guages. an actor and ar
after-dinner speaker.
e. M. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
A RECOMMENDATION
Take q Shoe Break

The shoe break is not like
the coffee break, exactly.
Instead of a pause in the
days occupation" it repre-
sents a change. There are
many reasons to commend a
frequent change of shoes, says
the National Shoe Institute.
No one shoe is all things
to all women, nor to men,
either. A high-heeled dress
shoe is not one for a sales
girl who has to be on her
feet all day.
A flat, no matter how
dreSSy, is out of place with
q cocktail dress.
For each purpose, the en-
phasis on style is against
comfort changes.
Podiatrists, concerned with
foot health, recommend a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

change of heel heights. It has
the effect of strengthening
the muscles of the foot. Shoes
breathe; they need air.
The trim, smart looking
airline hoStesses have learned
the value of a shoe break. At
takeoff, they wear dressy,
high-heeled pumps. Once in
flight, with the problems of
moving up and down the mar
row aisles, they change.
The uniformed guides at
United Nations and at Rock
efeller Center, walking many
miles a day, have their morn
ing shoes and their after
noon shoes that combine
walking comfort and smart
appearance. They have
learned the wisdom Of chang
ing them frequently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

The Army Navy Air Force
Cotillion opens the winter
season with a dance on No
vember 81, at $3.50 in Patton
Hall, Fort Myer, which is
sponsored this year by the
West Point Glass of 1899.
Junior hosts for the
Thanksgiving dance are
Tisha Myer, Ida Dorner,
Caribel Sternbergh, George
Winton, James r. Parker.
and Van Rensselaer, H.
Sternbergh, jr.
In the receiving line will
be Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Mil
ton B. Adams, Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. William K. Martin,
Capt. and Mrs. Roy E. Breen,
Capt. and Mrs. Paul E.
LouStaunau, and Col. and
Mrs. Walter E. Brinker.
A grand march will open
the festivities, after which
there will be dancing, jun
iors of the Armed Services,
home for the holidays, will
meet friends and make new
ones. Anyone desiring more
information about the Cotil-
lion should contact Mrs. VIII
liam K. Martin in Arlington,
Va.
Tuesday Luncheon
Mrs. Maxwell D. Taylor
wife Of the Chairman, Joint
Chiefs of Staff; Mrs. Francis
Holmes County herald., 1962-07-05
The Old South
By Eve Il. BurweIl

hate to see each day come to
an end, for there is SO much
we have left undone. We find
it rather quiet and a bit lone
ly this week, with Sonny
gone to camp, with the Nat
ional Guard from Lexington.
They are having two weeks
of intensive military training
at Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg,
Miss. We just hope it is not
as hot there as it is here, but
we feel sure it is, down in the
hot pines and it's bound to be
tough.
Sonny is used 70 the sun,
and it is not SO hard on him,
living in the country and be-
ing well Acquainted with old
Sol has its good points. Some
OF the town boys suffer terrib-
ly and fall out in the hot sun
every day. We are truly sor-
ry for these boys, in fact, we
are sorry for them al!
And too, the summer
doesn't seem right with our
nelghbor across the way gone
SO far from home. We miss
Holmes County herald., 1962-07-05
The Good Old Summer Time:

Inc GOOd OI0 summer lime:
The month of June has
silently slipped by, and the
hot days of July are with us
now. The thermometer keeps
jumping and the beans ripen
like mad. Pure white butter
flies fit over the crimson
Cannas, a cumming bird
ICONS by the window, and our
Magnolia blossoms are filled
with honey -Dees, gathering up
the golden nectar.
The young corn is as pretty
as a flower garden, standing
tall and green, the cotton is
growing real fast, and So is
the grass. Here in the country
one would think the whole
world sweet, pure and good,
as the birds sing a lazy little
tune, and the air is perfumed
by the exotic odor of the
sweet shrubs now in bloom
all about us.
It's wonderful to be alive.
and up about our daily
chores. Summer is so brief.
and packed with living. We
Holmes County herald., 1962-07-05
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS

Mr.. Walter Elliott. Black
Hawk
Mr.. Ralph Cooper, Lexington
Mrs. Lima Farabee, Pickens
Mr.. Edward Ellington, Lex
ington
Mrs. Susie Morton, Pickens
Mrs. Olivia Wilkerson
Mrs. Hattie M. Farmer, Lex
ington
Mr.. Bill Yourg, Lexington
Mrs. t. G. FAINT, Durant
Mrs. Pat Busam, Black Hawk
Mrs. Johnnie Westb~ook, Lex
ington
Mrs. j. w. B'-rden, Goodman
Mrs. e. G. Mcbride, Pickens
Mrs. Georgia Self, Tchula
Holmes County herald., 1962-07-05

Mrs. H. c. Brock and Gray,
who are spending their vaca-
ton in the West. They return
ed home with Red" Brock
and family from Las Vegas,
Nevada, who spent a few days
last week in the old home.
We know they are having a
wonderful trip, but we will be
glad when we seee a light in
the house across the way.
And leaving Sunday for the
Coast (if nothing happens to
prevent IT'D are Bill, Mary
BurWell and the children
Grace, Mary Frances and Bill,
ly, for a week Of swimming.
and fishing, relaxing and rest
ing. We promised Billy to
take good care of his pets. a
pair of Goats" while he is
away. It's been a long time
Since we had any dealings
With a goat, but we are look
Ing forWaIa to it with plea
sure.
David Grayson, who wrote
many things to cheer man
Kind, once said, Happiness is
not found in a palace, but
lurking in the corn field, in
the work shop, happiness is
found lowered over a Uttered
desk, and she crowns the I'm