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The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04
TipPo, Miss.
News

The Saint Luke Baptist
Church, has just closed a sue
cessful Revival meeting, with
Rev. E. d. Braggs, the Evan
gelist, Rev. A. D. Burt, past
tor; with a good attendance
each night, there was about
$50 each night, to hear the
great message that Rev.
Braggs, delivered. Twelve for
Baptism and seven reclaim
ers making a total of 19;
Rev. Braggs, was at his best
Rev. R. H. Reed, and Rev
j. c. Rendle, and Rev. King.
was on hand to help in this
meeting, Rev. King, made
some good appeals that was
helpful. $146.65 was raised in
the meeting. This meeting
will be long remembered bv
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favorable course of national
events from the position oil
top security to the most dan
gerous personal status. The
going is rough for a king who
by compulsion ceased to be
king. 1t is to the interest OF
the cOnquerer to remove Je-
hoiacin from position as his
first official act. In the pre-
sence of all those for whom
he has been the symbol of
authority for eight years, his
mother, servants, princes, Of
ficers, he goes out to the
king of Babylon in humilia-
ton and servitude.
CONQUEST AND RELI-
GIOUS DEGRADATION:
After reducing Jehoiachin
the conqueror of Judah re-
moved the treasure from the
Lords house along with the
treasures of the palaces. This
high h a n d d irreverence
seems to offer the affrontory
to God which has already been
shown to the unworthy king of
Judah. One way of facing this
problem is to remember that
when by unfaithfulness we al
low the preserve of righte-
BUSINESS entrusted to us, to
fall into decline, we jeopar-
die not only our possessions
but our security. With this
we must remember also that
the Eternal Arbiter has a
longer time to even scores
with the Babylonians than
King Jehoiachin has, Theo-
cracies became victims, were
well pleasing to God. Their
great empires are not as we'll
known to history as the little
kingdoms of Israel and Ju-
dah. God is no respector of
large kingdoms.
A NEW DAY FOR THE
POOR:
We wonder if it was a bet
ter day? "And he carried a
way all Jerusalem, and all
the mighty men of valor, even
ten thousand captivies, and
all the craftsmen and smiths;
none remained, save the poor
est sort of the people of the
land" The purpose of such
practices in deportation is
clear. The screening remov-
ed to Babylon that element
of the population which was
supposed to have the mind or
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SyIvoreno
News
Miss Willie Edna Smith,
Reporter


Mr.. A. c. Stubbs visited his
mother, Mrs. WeSSie Mae
|Stapleton of Gulfport on the
weekend.
Mrs. Beatrice Mcdonald
visited in the home of her
brother and isi-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. w. Williams this
weekend. She is from Collins.
Miss.
Friday night, members of
|Sylvarena Church attended
Revival Services at Pearl
Grove. M. B. Church. They
received / member for bap-
tism. Offering was $214.02.
Rev. r. T. McLaurin, Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezell Fletch-
er and family arrived Satur-
day evening from Youngs-
town, Ohia. They are living
i'm the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
IA. r. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezell Fetch
er and family, Mrs. Bertha
Lee Smith and Lou Vatta
Smith, visited in the home of
Mrs. Lillian Fletcher Mon
day evening. They left FRI
day morning to- visit relatives
lin Baton Rouge, La. They
plan to return on the weekend.
Remember the Plate Sup
per at Sylvarena Church, Sat-
urday night to benefit the
Building Fund.
Many members attended
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Winono News

The Zion District Sunday
School & Baptist Training
Union Congress, met in Wi
mona, Miss. July 1920, 1862,
with the Campbell Hill Bap-
tist Church, Pastored by Rev.
L. v. Powell, Rev. A. c. Cade,
President, Rev. l.. v. Powell,
Dean, Rev. w. M. Wright,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
August 5, 1862
BY Rev. George A. Harper,
Sill Avenue G.,

BY Rev. George "A. Harper,
Sill Avenue G.,
Greenwood, Miss.
JUDAH CONQUERED AND
EXILED
Scripture Lesson - 2 Kings
24-25 Print = 2 Kings 24:12-
ID, 20b; 25:1,2,8-11
M E DRY SELECTION
They have sown the wind,
and they shall reap the whirl-
wind. Hosea 8:7 God in
the very beginning ordained
that everything shall bring
forth after its kind, or his
kind. This law was not re-
volked after the fall, and it is
an unalterable law that what
Soever a man SoWeth that
shall he also reap. This law
is true in the spiritual realm,
the moral realm and the ma
tural realm. Like brings forth
like. Sooner or later there will
come a harvest for that which
man has sown. He will reap
in kind what he has sown,
only there will be an increase
of reaping over that of the
sowing. Israel had been SOW
ing the wind, that which is
unstable, fleeting, vail, selfish
and sinful. This brought an
increase in kind, and she
reaped the whirlwind. This
means that the wind whirled
around and came back bring
ing a crop with an increase
of the same element which
she had Sown.
A KING BECOMES A SUB
JECT:
Jehoiachin, the king of Ju-
dab, was reduced by the un-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

lthe Sunday School Convention
lat Rock Pisgah Church, Sat
Iurday and Sunday. The SER
Imon Saturday was by Rev.
lStedman Hays; the sermon on
Sunday was. by Rev. p. E..
LOTT. Money raised was $74.
SO. Mr.. L. r. Kelly, President,
Mrs. B. L. Smith, Sec.
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Director, the meeting was
well attended and the Instruc-
tors was on their Job, that
made it a great success, and
during the meeting the State
Director Rev. Geo. A. Harper,
made his visit, and Address
ed the Congress, and his sub
ject was "Our Young People
of today will be our Leaders
of tomorrow" The entire aud
ience made many appIauses
to the timely message, and
raised a good offering, to con-
tinue the good work.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04
Mountain Ridge
News

The Mt. Ridge S. S. was
opened on time with the Supt.
in charge Bro. Douglass, the
adult class was taught by Sis.
Ira Hardy The Junior class
!. was taught by Mrs. M. Jones
then the Supt. made some
brief remarks and was en-
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the good people of Tippo. Rev.
A. y. Burt, Pastor; Rev. f.
d. Branggs, Evangelist; Sis
ter B. L. Vance, Church
Clerk.
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brother of Miss Florice Kersh

Mrs. Booker Lee Hardy
spent a few days with her
aunt N. Grain at D'lo, Miss.
She has been very sick. We
pray for her speedy re-
covery.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Miss Berta Kersh and Miss
Florice Kersh has just return
ed home from q vacation
where they have been visiting
Mr.. James Kersh Of st. Louis.
Mr.. Kersh is the father of
Miss Bertha Kersh and the
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04


Rev. and Mrs. Ellis Scott
visited in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Booker Lee Hardy.
Mrs. Scott has just returned
home from a trip to Cali
fornia, where she visited her
son and other relatives and
friends she reported having q
fine time.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

MIR. Bennie Lewis was fun
eralized Sat. July 14th and
was buried in the Mt. Ridge
Cemetary. He was a faithful
member of Central Metho-
dist Church. The Eulogy was
given by Rev. May. He leaves
to mourn his passing a loving
wife ard five children two
sisters Carrie and Henrietta of
Chicago and two brothers,
George Lewis and Albert Lew
is of Chicago. Ill. We offer to
the family our deepest SYM
pathy.
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Send all church, school, So
sial and local news for
free publication to Roosevelt
Strong, Box 522, Hazlehurst,
Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Mr.. Sindney Kersh visited
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar King also in the home
of Mrs. and Mrs. Booker Lee
Hardy.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

For good sandwiches and
foods go to the Green Door
Cafe, owned by Miss Dorothy
Butler.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Mrs. Altha Rose of jackson,
Miss. is very proud to have
her son George Ross home
again, he has served five
years of faithful service in the
army, he came from Texas.
He has a Honorable discharge
Little Gloria Ann is proud to
have her brother home.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

the machinery for revolt. The
poor not use to authority,
would be inclined by temper
lament to ,docility, and would
also be without the means OF
lrevoit 3 te
IFAILING TO LEARN FROM
UNIVERSITY: II
| Before / was afflicted. |
went astrays But now | have
kept thy law, I Experience
Keeps a dear school. but fools
will learn in no other" The
recent history of Judah, had
been a hard school. not mere
~ dear one. but Zedekiah
and the poor culled over peo-
pie. left with him, had learn
ed little or nothing. With the
poorest facilities for revolt
Zedekiah rebelled in the ele-
venth year of his reign. He
has established no reputation
as a ruler SO that one suspects
that his revolt was more the
result of incapacity for loyal
ty that the result of patriot
ism.
PRACTICAL POINTS ON
THE LESSON:
Today's lesson tells of the
ultimate destruction that can
come to any nation, that
will not heed the wise counsel
of Gods word and prepare to
seek and follow Gods ways.
God is not dead. He Is still
at work in His world. He still
dislikes evil and rebellion
against the moral laws of His
universe. Therefore the evil
of nations as we'll as individ-
uals will suffer the same fate
of Judah. If we are wise we
will profit from the failures
OF Judah. Man is a creature
OF Choice and must deliber-
ately choose the good or the
evil, to be holy or sinful, and
to live for Christ or Satan.
He who does not deliberately
choose that which is right
eous and battle against that
which is evil, will be defeat
ed. The man who will not be
conquered by the Lord will
become conquered and de-
feated by Satan. The person
who submits to the Lord and
allows Him to conquer him
and the Lord to be triumph
ant will become the conquer
ed conquering man.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Mrs. Annie Lee Hardy visit
ed in the Home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar King Sunday
Evening.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Mrs. Gloria Ann visited her
two uncles and aunts of Chi
cago, Ill. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
King Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene King.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04
Brandon News

Robert williamson, Agent
The Rock Star Pine Valley
Ushers Association will con-
vene at the Rock Star M. b.
Church in Brandon, beginn-
ing, August Is at 10: A. M.
and continue thru August 26.
The public is cordially invit-
ed.
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joyed By all. The collection
was Sl.50. Miss Fannie L.
Hardy acting Secretary.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Among those who attended
the lst Quarterly Conference
July 9th held at Little Zion
M. E. Church from Mt. Ridge
was Mr.. Sidney Kersh, Mr..
Douglass Kersh, Ira Hardy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar King
Rev. Barnette from Meridian,
Miss is Supt.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04
HozIehurst
News

Mr.. Roosevelt Strong, Agent
Revival Meeting was held
at the Mt. Cannon Church
from July % thru July %,
with the Rev. Waters from
Hermanville, Miss, bringing
the message each night. 4 new
members were added to the
church for baptism and col
lection for the week was $88.
90.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

When you come to Halle
hurst and want a good dinner
60 to the Blade Cafe, owned
by Mrs. Emma Lewis.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04


Vacationing in the Sand
Hill Community from Grand
Rapid, Michigan are: Mrs.
Daisy Bell Jones and family;
Mr.. Lester Mike; and Mrs.
Robert Scott and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brown and
family. Friends wish these
visitors an enjoyable vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brown
are also at the bedside of
their mother, Mrs. Ida Mike
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. E. King and
their charming daughters
Barbara Gene and Gwen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar King, Jr.
and children from Chicago,
Ill. visited in the home of their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
King, Jr. and children visited
Mrs. Oscar Kings parents.
Their home is at Prentiss,
Miss, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene''s
and children visited Mrs. Eu-
genes mother, Mrs. Earline
of Jackson, Miss. Also they
visitey their sister Mrs. Ge-
neva Johnson of Pelahatchie,
Miss, also their sister Mrs.
Altha Ross of Jackson and
their aunt Mrs. Ina Marchell
of Value, Miss, Mrs Marchell
is their aunt.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Mr.. B. L. Hardy Clara and
Annie c. and Mr.. Will Henry
visited Sunday evening in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hardy.
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ed. The man who will not be
conquered by the Lord will
become conquered and de-
feated by Satan. The person
who submits to the Lord and
allows Him to conquer him
and the Lord to be triumph.
ant will become the conquer.
ed conquering man.
MRS. TANZEY LOTT. of
st. Louis, Mo. is in the city.
visiting in the home of Mrs.
V. E. Morgan, and other fri
ends, while in the city again,
She will visit old friends at
Lexington, while in the State.
She reports a very pleasant
visit, where she chance to
meet many of her old frineds,
and some new ones. She will
spend two weeks on her va
cation.
REV. GEO. A. HARPER,
spent the day Sunday, Mem
phis, Ten. with his Sister Mrs.
Mary H. Smith, who has been
on the sick list for 18 months,
but is some better now. Mrs.
Smiths daughters husband
Mr. c. c. Sawyer, is also on
the sick list at the E. H.
Crump Hospital, Memphis,
Tenn. and Mrs. Sawyer, is at
his bedside, to do what she
can for him. Rev. Harper, ac-
companied Mr.. & Mrs. Willie
Dillard, and others to Mem
phls, Tenn. and they all en-
Joyed their trip very much.
REV. A. w. MOORE, is inn
proving in health, and Mrs,
Moore, is still In the Green.
wood Leflore Hospital, and
she is improving nicely, and
their daughters are still a,
their bedside to aid both mo.
ther and father in their weak
conditions. And their many
friends are still praying for
their success.
REV. & MRS. GEO. A.
HARPER, wishes to thank
their good friends for the
deeds of kindness, both white
and colored. Your kindness
will long be remembered. May
the Lord continue to bless
each of you.
MRS. LOLA JOHNSON ,414
Avenue 'A". left the city last
Saturday, on a two weeks va
cation, visiting her daughters
Mrs. Thelma Mccain, of Chi
cago, Ill. and Mrs. Mildred
Watson, in Gary, Ind. and her
friends hope that her vacation
may be very pleasant one
and that she may soon return
home safe.
MISS CONAN CEODER
JOHNSON, has just returned
from Chicago, Ill. visiting her
sister Mrs. Thelma Mccain
where she met many gooc
friends, where many courteses
was extended her while il
that city. She reports a mos
pleasant trip.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Mrs. Vera McLaurin and
daughters, Elaine and Patri-
cia, returned to Chicago, Ill.
on Monday, July 80 after a
most enjoyable weeks visit
in the Evans and McLaurin
homes. These visitors are the
family of Mr.. Archie M. Nc
Laurin who once lived in
Brandon. On Sunday before
their departure, the McLau-
rims were served a tasty din
ner in the Evans. home. OF
hers sharing the pleasures of
this dinner were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelby McLaurin, Edna
and Barbara; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Proctor; Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Washington, Richie and
Ronnie, all of Brandon; Mr..
and Mrs. Baxter w. Evans
and Wilson; Mr.. Isiah Nc
Laurin and Mrs. Katie Hayes,
all of Jackson; Mrs. Vera Nc
Laurin, Elaine and Patricia
of Chicago.
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REV. & MRS. GEO. A.
HARPER, wishes to thank
their good friends for the
deeds of kindness, both white
and colored. Your kindness
will long be remembered. May
the Lord continue to bless
each of you.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

A new feature has been
added at Rock Star M. B.
Church in Brandon, that be-
gan, Sunday, July 20, and at
which time prayer was offer
ed for the following Babies
by Rev. Silas Stapleton, at the
request of their parents: Ba-
bies Prayed for are: Connie
Lee Allison, Debbie Ann Will
son, Diann Melvin, Fredie
Lee Stapleton, Viola Ruth
Bridges, Thimothy Anderson,
Billie James Stapleton, Jim
mie Davis, Sherrel Levora
Moore, Patricia Ann Minor,
Willie Earl Taylor. Watch the
Enterprise for dates when
Prayer will be offered and
send the names of your babies
to Miss Bobbie Taylor, Brand
on, Miss, General Delivery or
Phone, 825-5183.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

The Rock Star Pianist and
Queens Program was a big
success and greatly enjoyed
by all present. 1t was held
Sunday night, July 20 and
total money raised was 1912.
SIS.
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Mr.. D. Kersh, Mr.. Richard
Lock, Annie c. Hardy and
Mrs. Mammie r. Kersh visit
ed Sunday evening in the
home of Mrs. Berta Lock.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar King
attended the revival meeting
Sunday at Jorden Grove M.
B. Church they reported a
fine time Rev. c. B. Bing-
ham, pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

The Rock Star Home Mis-
sion will meet at the church
on Tuesday evening at $3.50
P. M. The public is invited.
Sis Melvin, Pres, Sis. Wash
ington, Sec.
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Members and friends of the
Mt. Ridge Community are
sorry to know that Rev. L.
Scott, Mr.. E. D. Jones, Mrs.
Ina Marched are still on the
sick list, we pray for them a
speedy recovery.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Revival services are being
held at the Jordan Groves
NJ. B. Church, East of Brand
on, starting, July 20, and con-
tinuing thru August 8. Rev.
c. B. Bingham, Pastor, Rev.
James Mcclellan, Revivalist.
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Kone. Hill M. B. Church will
begin their revival the 4th
Sunday in August every one
is cordially invited to come,
Rev. B. D. Davis is pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Some of the Mt. Ridge
members attended the Sun
day School institute at the
New Friendship M. B. Church
Rev. Brown preached a soul
stirring sermon, and the
whole congregation enjoyed it
His subject was the Bible in
the Heart, Rev. Brown, pas
tor.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-08-04

Mt. Ridge revival will begin
the End Sunday in Sept. we
are planning on a great re-
vival. Rev. Bender. is pastor
and Rev. Alfred Nelson will
be the Evangelist for the
week. COME ONE. COME
ALL.
Evening star., 1962-04-20

saw the Falls Church Key
cites win the gold achieve
ment cup for girls for work
for the school and organiza-
tions. The boys group won
the first place Scrapbook
award.
Mount Vernon Seminary
Prep Players will orbit j. M.
B Barrie's comedy fantasy,
Peter Pan." on April 26 for
alumnae children and the
Georgetown Neighborhood
House, at Lloyd House on the
campus.
Another performance will
be given April 81 to benefit
Children'S Hospital and the
Cancer Society Of the District
and Arlington.
In contributing part Of the
proceeds to Children'S Hos
pital, Prep Players are re-
peating history, for Sir James
Barrie willed all royalties to
his play to a children's hos
pital in London.
Washington area, Mary
Evening star., 1962-04-20
TOP TUNES
By HARRY BACAS
Star Staff Writer

Shout" joey Dee's new
record, had its beginnings in
church.
The song uses the tune Of
a gospel hymn once sung in
Holiness churches, with new
words by the Isely Brothers.
The Isely Brothers, a Rock
ability singing team, recorded
the song four or five years
ago for RCA Victor. joey Dee
added 1t to his repertoire
some time after that.
When the Twist became a
national dance craze last fall,
joey Dee was in the center
Of 1t. His Peppermint Twist"
became q best-selling record
and his company, Roulette.
hurried to do some more rec
ording "live" at the Pepper
mint Lounge.
That's where Shout" was
recorded.
A worse place to record
would have been hard to find.
This little New York night
club had almost impossible
acoustic problems. The narrow
walls bounced the sounds
around wildly and the built
Evening star., 1962-04-20
Area Teen-Agers Will Help
In Bowl Down Cancer Week

in Beltsville, Md. at 8 pm. 1t
will be preceded by a stu
dent art exhibit.
Local school students can
join over 1900 teen-agers
from so States who have
made reservations to attend
five weeks of Music for
Young America concerts by
the National Symphony Or
cheStra. The concerts will be
held April % through May
81 in the Commerce and
State Departments auditor
iumS.
Alan Niedermayer. a sew
enth grader, won the recent
school spelling championship
at TakOma Park Junior High
School. The SemifinalistS in
his class were Mark Redd,
Carol Rabbit, Martha Jones,
Sandra burst and George
Newman.
The eighth grade semi
finalistS were 10 Feldman,
Sharon Mahaney, Seth Gold
berg, Gail Bach. Paul Kas-
nett and David Drucker.
Evening star., 1962-04-20

land and Virginia students in
the production directed by
Julia Dorm Heflin and headed
by Rama McMurray include
Dede Wilson, Diana Glenn
mons, Betsy henderson,
Kathy Fay, Tina Boynton,
Deni Duncan, Marina Stor-
per, Joan Coakley, Diana
Gibson, Maura Creely, Linda
Harley. Barbie Jacobs, Jan
Lenney, Carol Reeves, Jill
Robertson. Gaby Sper and
Candy Sherwood.
-
At Bladensburg Senior
High School, Ellen MuSser,
Linda Carpenter, Terry
Barnes, Susan Coppage.
Helen Echert, Judith Mont
gomery, Doris Muller, Kay
MuShinSky. Susan Naramore
and Gay Shirley were picked
for the 1923 cheerleading
squad.
y 4
High Point High School
students will hold a fashion
show on April "a at the
school, on Powder Mill road
Evening star., 1962-04-20
SCHOOL OF THE WEEK
Mockin High
BY KARL KUNZ
Msckin High Reporter

From the size Of Mackin
Catholic High Schools en-
rollment-250 boys-one
thing, If nothing else, can
be deduced. 1t is a small in
stitution. And this is exactly
the reason most students give
for attending it.
Located In Washington at
1921 v street NV, Mackin
was known as st. Paul's un-
til 1858, when its name was
changed to honor the Right
Rev. Msgr. James Mackin.
founder Of st. Paul the
Apostle Parish.
The school became known
locally as the home Of the
Blackfriars Guild.
In 1857, the Society of the
Divine Savior took over the
Holy Cross Sisters, who had
stated the school for 10
years, and under Father Mar
tin Davis, S. D. S.. the Sal
vatorians were responsible
for many changes in the
transition from coed high
school to an all-boyS' high
school.
In recent years, the Saliva
torians have adjusted the
enrolment to attain an
above-par ratio of students
to teachers-22 to l.
Because Mackin's a small
school with everybody know
ing everybody else," says
Sophomore Philip Cook, "it's
easier to get noticed here
than at bigger schools"
Because Philip stands 4
Evening star., 1962-04-20

TEEN Go-Pdd is where
you'll find out Dhdt'S going
on in the Washington area
today. Saturday and Sunday.
II your school, church or So
cidl group is planning a Week-
end event Which area teen
ayers may attend, mail the
information to TEEN, The
EUenino Star, Washington 3,
DC. The deddline is Tuesday
for publication the tollotDing
Friday. Correspondence must
include the Uriter'S name,
address and phone number.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
TOP TUNES
Joey Dee's Shout Was Recorded
In Famous Peppermint Lounge

through better. They aren't
inhibited and they get a
better beat"
Mr.. Glover recorded joey
Dee and his group all night
long for two straight nights
to get material for an album.
Shout" was one of the num-
bers and was released as a
single after the album came
out.
But Mr.. Glover had his
problems. He says:
I'VE just let the boys
go. 1t was a little distorted
but it had the feel we wanted.
The trouble is that they like
to sing into the house mike
to hear themselves.
"They favor that mike in
stead of your recording mike.
So you turn your volume up
to override the sound from
the house and you get distor-
ton.
Its a miracle we got any,
thing at all out of that
place"
But they did get something.
And Shout" which started
in church and then moved
into a tiny nightclub, is the
latest example.
Evening star., 1962-04-20

Karl Kunz, have all attended
Catholic University's sum-
mer journalism school. The
QueStor's name was carried
over from st. Paul's.
The yearbook crew is
piloted by Bud Durand, Don
Heller, Leonard Hand and
Anthony Mazzucco, who work
daily after school on the
Trojan. Frequently the
Questor and the Trojan
sponsor Friday night dances.
The organization with one
of the largest number of fol-
lowers is the Upstagers. Set
designing and construction,
plus sound, lighting, pro-