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The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
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week by Recorders Judge Joseph
A. ellis after he pleaded guilty
TO larceny by conversion.
Police said Cone.v rented a car
from a downtown rental agent Tor
one day September z, 1861. Po-
lice said after havint' the car Tor
several days, Concy called the
firm and expressed h Us desire to
keep the car for several more
days, which was granted.
The officers said Con,cy failed
TO return the car Ii was found
in New York City March ~, 1862.
The car bore an Ohio license
plate.
Coney admitted TO police that
he drove the car TO Ohio and then
to New York City.
The officers quoted Conc,7 as
saying. Someone stole the spHrc
tire and wheel. and ] was afr 9id
to take the car back"
Concy waived cxtradiiion anyd
was returned here TO face trial.
Roosevelt Jackson. Jr.. 33. OF
3740 Virginia Park. was found
guilty Of drunkenness last week
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
MOTHERS DAY A SURPRISE
TO MRS. cORiNE SMITH
OF DEQUINDRE STREET

Mrs Corinc Smith became very
alarmed upon her return from
morning worship at her church
last Sunday, to find that the back
door OF her home was aJar. She
thought that her husband Andrew
had forgotten to lock the door
before they left, so she rushed
IN to investigate.
As she entered the dining
room. She was shocked to hear
voices, and TO see that il was
filled with members of her fam.
lly who had coopcratcd with her
daughters to surprise her on her
iay
What She did not know was that
her husband had given the keys
10 the house 10 her daughters
who went in and made prcpara,
lOn for the surprise while she
was IN church. II seemed al first
that the children would be sur.
piiscd too, because Mrs. Smith 5
iirst reaction wasn't quite favor
ablc.
They thought the surprise was
too much for her. but finally She
was composed and they present
cd a short program in her hon
or. They sang Give Her Flow.
rs While Snc Lives" read the
23rd Psalm. and her daughtc cr,
Mrs. Roberta Benefited pray ed
While her nephew sang Mot her
Bowed and Prayed For Me-" hrs.
Jessie Lewis demonstrated the
song Ylonda and La'Tanya Glen.
ons presented the many lovely
gifts to their grandmother, after
which all we're seated in the. spac.
iouS basement to enjoy a delici.
Gus dinner of baked harm and
many other delicacicS.
Among those present we're Rev.
and Mrs. C. H. Johnson, Mrs.
Alice Carter, Mrs. Cecilia Carter.
Other children were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Landcrs and Mrs. Bculah
Beavers. Her grandchildren in
cludcd Mr.. and Mrs r. Ccmons,
Mr. W. T. Clcmons. Valerie and
Zachary Beavers and Linda Land.
crs Great grandchildren include
Ylonda, Judith. Joyce Janet. La
Tanya and Thcopholus Clemons.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

Charles Coney, 30. Of l64O w.
Grand Blvd, was sentenced 10 2
TO 5 years in Jackson Prison last
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

The BRIDE va, gwen in marrI-
axe by her father and the Rev
Nathaniel Jackson performed the
ceremony Mrs Bessie Douglas &
MIS- shirley Burns were solo
lists Nh, Dorothy Williams, Or
ganist and Mrs Laura WILDLY.
director
The church floral arrangement
was done by Rsgic's Florist &
C,lil shop ON the esquire side
we're Albert Jack Smith, his
cousins best man William w
Pierce II Ringbcarer, brides ncp.
how AndrcN Il and Samuel N.
Calhoun eroom's brother, Rod
ncy WILDLY and William W
Pierce, Jr OF Washington. DC
They wore white dinner Jackets.
dark trousers. black bow ties
and black bouionncrcS.
For her daughters wedding.
Mrs Nicks chose a powder blue
lace dress with Jacket. blue hat
shoes and long white gloves The
gfOOm,S mother wore a pink lace
dress and blue accessories The
reception followed at JAW Lo.
cal IA 1914 " Fort, where they
were grcclcd by many friends
Ninccnts Cobo provided the re
cepllon music lIostcSscs were
Alice Grant Brenda Harris, Bar
bara Calhoun. Rosa Clcmons and
Florinc Calhoun
The bridal table was decor
atcd with bouffant skirt, tiny
sprIgs of fern scattered around
the pink carnations at the base
OF the three tier cake. on which
was placed six candles and can
dclabras. with a red light under.
meath TO give added attraction
The sixteen foot Buffet table was
beautifully arranged with a gar.
land of green fern. six candcla.
bras on each end a ccnterpiccc of
pink and white snapdragonS, with
deep pink baby NUNS and baker
fern A huge pink bow was pin.
ned on the table skirt TO carry
out the color scheme of pink and
white.
The reception floral work was
done by Mrs. n. Jcffcrics and
'bc catering was by the TousSaint
MckissackS. Outof-town guests
were Mrs Modlic Smith. and
daughter Annette. cousins of the
bride of Chicago. and Mrs. Mat
tic Deed also of Chicago. I'll The
bride is a graduate of Central
IIieh School The groom is
graduate of Cass Technical High
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
BY RUBY WILLIAMS
BRIDE WEARS
Cri,ANlILLT LACE


First Baptl>t church South
Dclrol. Nas inc setting iOr the
wcaam- 81 Jacqucllnc Jcdnnclte
\ieks io Danl, Canoun The new
Mrs. Calhoun IS the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs WlllclN kcis.
Blaine, aro ner husband is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Stew
art OF Harding Street. The we'd.
dln. loue place SATURDAY May -
al pm Ihs hrdo wore full
len .iu -oNn % Chdntllly Lace
an unlor -oiiablc vision design.
cd bN Mrs Mary II Paul fash
iunrd WITH round ,callopcd
nee iiuc and Ion. pointed sleeves.
The bouilaul skirt from waIstlInc
to tic scallop,d hcmlnc was a
cascadc Of ruiicl, that famed
oul TO a lrcmcndou, fullncSs and
fen into chapel tram
Her RcsM queens crown ac.
ccniuatcd with seed pearls ap.
piled in the shape OF a cyprus
tree leaves hold her fingcrlip
Illusion veil and She carried a
white detachable orchid on a
white satin covered bible, with
Slrcamcr, OF lorgctmc nois and
SIX ringIcts of pearls Her en-.
scmblc was complete with match.
ina shoes and an adjustable
strand of pearls and button pearl
earrings
The brides sister. Mrs. f..
Pierce Jr Of Washington. d C..
wa, Marion If Honor She wore
yellow taffcia brocadc dress
with fitted bodice. round neck.
line. sleeveless. with back
panel of rufflcs from the waist
line 10 the hcmlinc with match.
inc gloves shoes and a hcadpiccc
dcsigncd by the bride.
bridesmaids wore idcntically
styled gowns in rainbow colors.
button pearl earrings and pearls.
matching accessories and head
picccA They were Lucille Owens
in gold~Gonnic McFarlan in aqua.
Jovcc Washington IN pink. Fred
rinc WhIdby in mint green and
Brenda Parker in ice blue. Shar.
on Tinslcy. flower girl wore a
lavender dress with detachable
Jacket, Of nylon over polished
cotton. pearl necklace and car.
rings. matching hcadpiccc. white
gloves and shoes
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
DORCAS SOCIETY OF ST.
MATTHEW'S CHURCH:

The Mothers and Daughters
Annual Luncheon was given sat
urday at ST Matthews Church
with about IT'S people present.
Mrs. Esther LAMAR was guest
sneaker and was much apprccl-
atcd nv all. Prizes were given to
the oldest and youngest mother
present
II was an ENJOYABLE afternoon
for al and the Dorcas Society
was happy TO have them as their
guests
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
BY MARY BELLE RHODES

II was 20 years ago the Nacl-
rciua Iiuu gave a nliallOuS Christ
mas Parry Iur lnemSclvcs. iiaNlnS
all VI the goUuics tncy wanted
TO eat, IL Was a memorable Occa-
sun, unuvr the leadership oil MI
IA oinlln, president.
<AI,,f uinn.r tuinS ln slndil
luSu wan al aiiiiu~I uIiIiISl IVI
iuui~o az tnc nyluo niiN",iJ
AAvlii~, A. Was 81 plVoi vssi'v tiiS
nSA, .,aI a, Was GA .nN doviiua.
40 ualc Al 10 ali inI, a. dtvu uiii-
lci paity. LvNc, nope ana CiidIi,y
~ tnv ovnIUr IitlLNno wlil Uc ali
uIIlvI ScItaUiv ANNEXATION ~ tiIii
"a Us ain. incSc Iaulcs nave Dvvil
aCtiNe al clslc ana sUCiai CiuUS,
UuI NOW Wan MANY years oI SCI
>iVc tiilic mas UiVuent uccp lliics
III lneT faces, lncr ndlr Has tan,n
on Il uIIIvlcIit CUIUiiiiS ana ilcy
later III tncir Steps, yet tncir
ncarls are SIM yUuns. lncy, TOO,
WOuIu ike ~ DC remembered Dy
others, as tney nave uOnc lor
UlncrS.
...~ucma or the American CluD
Has D,,n a uv 10 lOIln IUf ~ yEdis
VAN Il Iinc prUerdlIl Ul nUnUiIilS
ocnIUr LlliLvIS wItn d SuinptuUuS
u,lincI, gIiIs, llUwcrs, a SiSllt-
seeing bus trip ana pictures
lanen OF tnem Dy the Detiolt III
pune Photographer SUNDAY was
tnclr uay. very spccldl day
tnat VIII hnger IN tnclr hearts
with dccp appreciation. EXactly
- years ago, Mr. Colder Smith
instituted TINS ldca and is still
the chairman of love, hope and
cnarlly. Last year the CLUB gave
nm citation for this effort
Arile Bailey Is president
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
FLOWERS ON HER BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Octavia Wllkcrson of Rich
ton was happily surprised Tues
day. May ID. which was her birth
day, by receiving many gifts.
cards. and long-stcmmcd roses
from friends, bringing much for
their thoughtfulncSs.
Mrs. Pauline Rivers and her
fine baby girl, Karen Arabclla,
are home and doing well.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

Alice ClaXton. 27 OF 4GlO Brush.
was charged with shopllitlng last
week IN a warrant issued by the
prosecutors office.
Mrs. ClaXton was accused of
taking pair Of flat shoes valued
at So from store at 3429 Grand
River.
The officers said Mrs. Claxton
admitted the theft. They quoted
her saying: Il bought one pair of
shoes. | needed another pair for
work-and didn't have the money
to buy them
The stolen shoes were rc.
covered.
Charles Robinson. Jr, 30 Of
1927 Van Dyke. died in Rccclying
Hospital last week of a stab
wound of the chest, inflicted bv
his girlfricnd. Mary Austin. 81
a 3lOl Elmwood, during an al.
icrcalIon in the street in front
oi Miss Austin'S home.
The prosecutors office ruled
The Stabbing "sclfdcfensc.p and
Miss Austin was not held
Continued on Psys 8)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
PROGRAM HONORS
MRS. NETTIE BARRON

An elaborate program honoring
Mrs. Ncttlc Barron was held IN
the Worldwide Baptist Church,
1887 Carpenter, last Sunday en-
titled This Is Your Life. Mrs,
Barron is an ardent worker in
her church and community. She
has taught in the public school
system, but more recently she
has devoted her life TO religious
activities.
She is active with the Mission
AIRY Department of her church,
Advisor of Youth. member of the
Mothers Board. She has one son,
John Wesley and a foster son.
Sylvester Ford Mrs. Ruth Jones
was mistress of ceremonies. Mrs.
Lucy Biggcns. chairman; MIR w
Jones. co-chairman; Mrs NJ Maycs
and Mrs. r Jones also committee
members. The Rev. II. l.. Cope.
land is minister
For her wedding to PFC Terry
BANKS. Barbara Jean Baxter,
daughter OF Mrs. Ida Mae licndcr-
sun chose a white waltz length
gown Of Chantilly Lace over an
cggShcll pcau dc sole fashioned
Win a square ncckllnc with short
sleeve lace Jacket, fitted bodice
and bOuiiant skirt She wore
matching plllbox hat with short
ven, anu lace shoes and carried
a bouquet of white carnations.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs David Banks of ST. Jo-
>cph 81 The wedding took place
IN the home of the brides par.
entS on Parker Street with the
Rev Sylvester NueSon officiating
The bride was given in marriage
by her Stepfather Mr. Walter
Henderson The brides attendant
was Miss Earldinc Dorsey. mad
of honor, who wore a nylon and
chiffon lavender and white dress
and carried white carnations. Ro-
bert thomas was best man. Flow
er girl was little Geraldine Crit
i'm.
AT the reception that followed
hostcsScs Beverly Mltcncll. Joyce
Iulncr, Lillian Morton, Vera Alb
ncy. Lizzie Moran, Mary Lewis,
Charlie Ann People and Ushcrs
Gerald Middlebrook and Murphy
McGce saw that everyone was
comfortable. The bride Is grad.
uatc of Eastern High School, and
the groom Is graduate OF Mil
.vr iIlgn School
The bride IS actively affiliated
with Mi Zion Baptist Church
where. She serves as Sunday
ocnool teacher and is member
OF the Elegance Club. The couple
VIII reside in Louisville. Ky.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
by THE COURT REPORTER

Catherine Turner, SO, was found
guilty of engaging in an illegal
occupation last week by Rccor-
ders Judge John p. O'lIara and
fined S25 or 30 days in the House
of Correction.
Mrs. Turner was arrested in the
vicinity of 4l9 East Euclid after
she alleged to have accepted a
dollar mutual bet from a plain
clothes policeman. The officer
said he had a complaint on Mrs.
Turner's activities. He said he
first observed her going from
house TO house in the neighbor.
hood, before offering her his bet,
which she accepted.
Mrs. Turner denied the charges.
She said when the officer attemp.
ted to give her money wrapped
in piece of paper she informed
him that he had the wrong person.
The policeman said he confis.
Gated so current dated bet slips
and S23.06.
Charles Concv 40 ~ 1c10 w
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
DETROIT ASSOCIATION:

Detroit Association OF COlOrcd
Women Clubs gave their annual
banquet Saturday evening at their
club hcmc eliminating two terms
for Miss Lillian Allen as prcsi-
dent.
a very enjoyable program held
The attention Of the guest as. The
Role Women Have Played To
Make This Better Place by Mrs.
l.. Smith. president of the Mayor 5
Committee to Keep Detroit
Beautiful. Mrs. Priscilla An
drx ws and the Ilummlng Birds
rendered musical selections. and
other participants were very good
Life membership on the Exccu-
tive Board was given to Mrs.
Frances Smoots by Miss Lillian
Allen. outgoing president. Airs
Smoots is one of Dctroit's fine
American citizens. she has an cX-
ccllcnt club work history and has
rendered valuable service TO the
association.
Small tables were sct-up for the
dclcctablc dinner served, using
blue and gold as a color scheme.
Miss Allen has made sincere
president. maintaining the laws
Of the club, and COPIED with stu
ations with credit having the
strong arm of her sister, Miss
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
MOTHER & DAUGHTER
ANNUAL TEA

The Nurses Guild uf Elyton
Baptist Church held their annual
Mother & Daughter Tea last Sun.
day at S pm. in the church au.
ditorium. located on Varncy ST.
The Rev. Elmer f.. Smith is the
minister. The principal feature
was a round table discussion on
"A Challenge TO Mothers in This
tconiinusd on Psus 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
Society DoHgs Mary Belle Rhodes
The Nacirema Club
Fetes Senior Citizens

Georgia Allen. They are fine
young women.
The recently elected President,
Mrs. VIVIAN DOOln, gave remarks
ana VIII give ncr pest 10 lslc
assOCldtlOn.
The city of Cleveland is all
asOs over the approaching wed
ulns of Anne iIuntcr 10 MIR.
honald John kOscmand on Satur-
uay. June >, 1907. Anne Is the
daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. Henry
" Hunter prominent physl-
cian of Cleveland
Mrs. lSola Graham and her
daughters. Mrs Betty Williamson
and Miss Jean Graham. Will al
tend the wedding as family
friends. the girls have known each
other all through the years. Their
father, the late Dr.. Donald Gra-
ham. and DR., Hunter were school
friends. They will motor TO Clcvc-
land Saturday morning in Jean $
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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-07-27
LAKE LANDING PERSONALS

Mrs. Mary B. Foster of Brook
neal, Va, is visiting her sisters,
Miss Maggie Bridgman and Mrs.
H. G. Credle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Barber and
children of Norfolk, Va, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Outh-
rell and Mrs. Allen Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oskar Aichel of
Petersburg, Va, spent the week
end with Mrs. Olivia Aichel and
Mrs. Virginia Miller.
Mrs. T. E. Saunderson has re-
turned after visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. w. Best and Mr..
Best, in Portsmouth, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Best of
Portsmouth, Va, spent Sunday
with Carolyn Marshall and Mrs.
T. E. Saunderson.
Walter Gray Creole was in
Richmond, Va, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Davis and
Mrs. Orpha Davis visited Mrs.
Kate Makely in Nags Head Fri
day. Mrs. Orpha Davis remain
ed for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Makely.
Tom Balance has returned
from the Veterans Hospital in,
Richmond, Va, where he has.
been patient for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Davis went
to Camp Leach Saturday for
their son, Jimmie, who has been
attending the junior high camp
for two weeks.
Russell Gibbs and Paula Hur-
die were married in Elizabeth
City on July II.
Miss Camille Clarke of Green
vile spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. T. A. Mann.
Miss Gladys Stokes of Greenville
was her guest.
Carr Cox of Kinston is visit
ing his uncle, w. H. Cox and
Mrs. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Ferguson
of La Grange, spent the week
end in their cottage here.
Mrs. T. E. Saunderson is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. C. D.
Noe, and Rev. Noe, in Bath.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-07-27
KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

Rev. and Mrs. Louis Hayman
of Southport and Mrs. Carrie
Penn of Clayton visited last
week end with Mrs. Rosalind
Swain and Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
wood Tillett.
John P. Harris and family,
Ebert Baum and family of Nor
folk and Maryland visited Mrs.
Elijah Baum and Mr.. Baum who
is ill in Albemarle Hospital.
Edward Lee Midget is home
after heart surgery in Duke
Hospital, Durham.
Mrs. Hazel Minton returned
home this week after surgery in
Albemarle Hospital.
Dempsie Perry is a patient in
Norfolk Marine Hospital.
Aubrey Harris is convalescing
in Albemarle Hospital after an
illness.
Kathleen and Patty Maye
spent the week in Elizabeth City,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bate
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Perry, Mrs.
Bette Beacham and Mrs. Ethel
Gard motored to Flatty Creek
Sunday.
Mrs. Danny Moulson and son
Bruce of Norfolk are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee Mid
gett.
Mrs. Gertrude Baum has re-
turned home after visiting her
daughter, Florence, in Virginia.
Roy Beacham, Jr., U.S.C.G.,
Pungo, Va, spent the week end
at home.
w. C. Pearce and Mrs. Glenn
of Hampton, Va. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie w.
Perry.
Mrs. Ernest Mansfield and son,
Marvin Mansfield, and Mrs. Bet
ty Anderson of Shawboro visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Perry this
week.
Mrs. LYDIA Bowman of Nor
folk is visiting her father, Pen
nell A. Tillett.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-07-27
OCRACOKE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Kohout
of Glenside, Pa, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Nafie Scarborough recent
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivey O'Neal and
children of Pennsville, N. j.,
spent a week at the Rondthaler
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson
of Frankfort, Ind, are visiting
Mrs. Albert Styron, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doward Brugh
spent several days on the main
land last week.
Mrs. L. Johnson and daughters
of Norfolk spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. z. S. Williams.
Larry Williams was also home
for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Williams
visited here last week.
Mrs. Annie Dudley of Wash
ington, N. c., is spending some
time here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hynson and
son James of Silver Spring, Md,
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Ruff of
Miami, Fla, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Nafie Scarborough.
Mrs. Harold Wahab and sons
visited Mr.. and Mrs. U. L..
Womac last week. Mrs. Wahab's
sisters, Faye and Debbie, re-
turned to Virginia Beach with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis N. Cullif-
er of Norfolk are visiting Mrs.
Laura Bragg.
Sandra and Ginger Howard of
Maryland visited their grand
mother, Mrs. Tressie Howard,
last week.
Mrs. Martha D. Kennedy and
children of Smithfield, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin How
ard.
Mrs. Thurston Gaskill visited
in Norfolk last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl O'Neal and
granddaughter are spending the
summer in the O'Neal home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Riddick and
son visited Mrs. Maude Fulcher
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin O'Neal
and children of Philadelphia,
Penn, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry O'Neal. Their son Harry
F. and family of Conn.,, have also
visited them this month.
Miss Susan Barksdale of
Greensboro is spending the
summer in her cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Gaskill of
Buxton spent the week end here.
David Esham, USAF, is home
on leave.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lennis Morris
of Beaufort are visiting here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jones M. Will
Jams of Morehead City visited
Mrs. Brittle Williams recently.
Mrs. Helen German of Balti-
more, Md, is spending some
time at her motel.
Charlie C. Angle is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Angle.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-07-27
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
PARTY AT THE FOLLY

Miss Dorothy Drinkwater Of
Manteo was honored with a sur
prise birthday party last Satur-
day afternoon, given at Drink
waters Folly by Mrs. John
Booth and Mrs. Bill Cox. The
affair was in the nature of a
cocktail party with an assort-
ment OF fancy hors d'oeuvres.
A number of intimate friends
and relatives gathered to extend
greetings for the occasion.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-07-27
MANTEo coLoRED NEWS

Mrs. Lydia Pledger is spend
ing week in Elizabeth City
with her sister, Mrs. Olivia
Brooks, while Mrs. Jamie Ov-
erton and son David are spend
ing a week in Washington, D.
C. with her brother, James w.
Pledger.
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ton; Windell Francis Ingram,
Durant; Jimmy Warren John
son. Tchula; Mary Ellis Will
kes Johnson, Durant; James
Andrew Jones, Thornton;
Catherine Joyce King, Weir,
and Edwin Grenell KinniSon,
Bentonia.
Martin Listed
Other candidate Tor de-
grees are Jan Layton King,
Kosciusko; Jon Clifton King
Kosciusko; William Warren
Lamb, Tomnolen; Clayton
Mabry Langley, McCool; Vera
Faye Lavender, Canton; Hen
ny Bailey Mcclellan Lexing-
ton; Tommy NARROW McDan-
lei, Kosciusko; William Oliver
Mclean, Tchula; Robert
Jackson Martin, West; Win
ston Miles, Jr., West; Eldon
Montague, Walden; Frank
Moore, Beattyville, KY; La
mar Morgan, McCool; Betty
Jobe Murphy, Goodman;
Charles Turner Newton. Good
man; Sidney Smith Owen,
Sails; Nancy Guion Pearson,
Yazoo City; Walter Ronald
Pearson, Yazoo City; Billy
Raymond Power, Weir; Will
liam Earl Regain, Jr., Yazoo
City; Charles Reynolds. va
zoo City; Charles Huston
Richardson, Yazoo City; and
Johnnie Douglass Robertson,
Stewart.
Other graduates are Val
geane Odessa Russell, Eden;
John Taylor Shook, Winona;
Loye Washington Stephens,
Eupora; Bruce Stone Jr.,
Thornton; Dianne Rushbrook
Stone, Thornton; Paul Russell
Sutton, Henderson, KY; Pol.