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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-13

large number from the village
attended the double Silver WeGd-
ing anniversary celebration of
the Rev. and Mrs. T. P. Rey-
nolds ard Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh
Wonack Sunday afternoon and
evening. The eventful occasion
took place in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Pierce Rey-
nolds, Jr.. of near Farmville.
The Misses Ida Amos and
Carol Jean Brown and Betty
Carol Keller, Mrs. c. D. Brown
Mrs. Thomas Holman Brown and
daughter. Tammy. were over
night guests Thursday of last
week of the Natural Bridge Hotel
at Natural Bridge Station.
Julian Nathaniel Holland Jr..
of Richmond. was the guest Sat
urday Of his grandmother. Mrs.
Lewis CraWicy. Mrs CraWley
has as her guest this week her
daughter. Miss Jane CraWley. Of
Hampton. Miss Bah Jones from
the Eastern Shore was among
other recent visitors.
Guests of Mrs. Z. Allen Carter
for the day last Friday were Mr..
and Mrs. i. Il. Settle. Ann Marie
and John Howard Settle. Jr.. and
Mrs. Carroll GWaltneY. of Waycr-
ly.
Miss airline Crockett and + f
Crockett nlotored to Grndv dur
ING the past week enc for a visit
with his mother. Mrs, Frank H.
Crockett and family
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew have rs
their guests this week Mrs. Don
aid Murray. Charles ard Lee
Blanton. OF Bayslde
Ill Camp
Village young people attending
All Camp this week at Holiday
Lake are Nancy and Jennlfei
Allen. Janet Godscy. Mary Ann
Harlan. Becky Harrison, Beck
Peters. Shirley Speas. Carol and
Claudia Seay and Pat Thomas.
Junior leaders Page GoGSey,
George Thomas and Bill Smith.
Miss Mary Ann Bryant has as
her guest this week her cousin,
Miss Jane Pctri, of Westminster
Md.
The Misses CAROLYN and Judy
Peters and Betty 10 Rouscil
spent the past week end at Nir-
glnla Beach
Amorg the week end ard Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. c.
Hayes were MI and Mrs. J
+. Glen Hayes and family Of
Buckingham c. H.
Mr.. and Mrs W F. Ransom en-
tertaincd at dinner Sunday Their
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. w
A. joyce. cynthia and Richard
Miss joyce Ransom. of Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Bah
cock and Mr. and Mrs. James
+. Babcock. Jr.. Ct BallsNllle-
Mrs. Lille and Lee Joyce OF
Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs LeStewA. Bryant
with their daughters. Ellzabct.l
Fave and Linda Carol. returned
to their home in Nj, Holly. N c.,
Monday following a visit Of Sc
,eral days here with Mrs Geor-
gle Bryant and family.
Family Reunion
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. DOWdy
George Lee Dowdv. Jr.. the
Misses Marie and Patricia Dow
dy. Mr.. and Mrs. Plnkey Bald
win and Mrs. Mary Baldwin.
were among those attending the
HudgirS DoWdy Baldwin fanl-
lv reunion Sunday at Bear Greek
Lake Lunch was served TO APP
proXimately 30 members of the
immediate families and close
friends at high noon.
MIR. and Mrs. James S God
sey. the Misses PAGE and Janet
Godsey visited Miss Grace God
sey and other relatives at High
land Springs IL Richmond Sun
day.
SATURDAY. guests Of the J A.
Brouehton family at "Bnlclsh
Hall were Mr.. and Mrs Van
Voorhis. Linda and Ronnie, of
Lynnhaven. Guests Sunday We're
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P Broughton
Candice and David. Of Port
Royal.
En- route TO Virginia Beach Mr..
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the debt on the new Parish
House. The public is invited to
attend this service. Come and
bring your frierds for a day Of
srirtual enlightnlent and Christ
ian fellowship Mr.. Withers
said.
A lot of grief in this world is
caused by combining narrow
road with High Speed.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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HOW TO TREAT IT.

Apply instant-drying Tai. You feel it
take hold to check itching. burning. in
minutes. Then in 8 to days, watch
infected skin slough off. Watch healthy
skin replace it. If not pleased IN ONE
HOUR, your 4Sc back at any drug
store. NOW at All Drug Stores.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Wickershom's Accounts
Investigated by FBI

Committee to do printing, du-
plicating and similar work for
Democratic House members,
said he gave FBI agents the
records Of his work from Mr.
Wickersham last October, NO
vember, December and January
He said he also conferred yes
terday with Justice Depart
ment representatives.
As related by Mr.. Ward, the
records he turned over to the
FBI showed that Miss Jerolyn
r. Kingery worked for him
until she resigned last month
when refused a salary increase
She also was on Mr.. Wicker
sham's payroll at $425 a month
last October and November
and received $400 a month
from the Congressman last De-
cember and January.
Received $500
Mr.. Ward estimated that he
received about $500 during
that four-month period from
the amounts included for hef
on Mr.. Wickersham's office
payroll, and this helped to pay
Mr.. Wickersham's printing bill
Mr.. Ward said he had heard
Of somewhat similar salary ar
rangementS by other House
members in past years but had
no record of any specific in
stance. He said Miss Kingery's
temporary transfer to Mr.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

Wickersham's office payroll
was arranged by Don Middle
ton. the CongreSsman's secre-
tary. Mr.. Middleton was not
available for comment today.
Mr.. Ward said he did not
know who first contacted the
FBI but that he suspected that
it might have been "some dis
gruntled person"
Sees Nothing Illegal
Mr.. Ward said he saw moth
ing illegal in the case or in any
other printing arrangements he
has had with Mr.. Wickersham
for several years.
Everything printed for the
Oklahoma Democrat, he said,
was the sort of work that
ordinarily would have been
done in Mr.. WickerSham's
office If the necessary equip
ment had been available there.
During his 40 years at the
Capitol he has done similar
work for many other Demo-
cratic CongreSSmen.
Mr.. WickerSham's office
issued a brief comment that
said, ''the publicity with refer
ence to a former employe is
evidently q part Of q pre-
meditated design to hurt me
politically"
Evening star., 1962-05-11

Justice Department officials
and FBI agents were reported
today to be examining House
accounts that indicated about
$500 of the salary of a former
clerk of Representative Wicker
sham, Democrat of Oklahoma,
paid for some of the Congress
mans printing work.
Truman Ward, authorized by
the Democratic Congressional
Evening star., 1962-05-11
SiIo Firing Succeeds
With Minutemun

CAPE CANAvERAL, Fla,
May ii (AP).-A Minuteman
missile thundered out of an
underground launching pit to-
day and propelled its warhead
$500 miles on a successful test
flight.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
meet tile rOI0RRe
fashion coRsultGnt

Miss Ruth Herseh will be in the
Downtown Store department ell
doy Soturdoy, Moy II, to help
with your selections. informed mod
cling from II noon to 5 pm. Sot-
urdoy. Downtown.
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Mrs. Borrentine,
Mrs. w. +. Moore,
Co-Hostess Club

The Lexington Home De-
monstration Club held its re-
gular meeting July 5th at the
City Hall, with Mrs. w, E.
Moore and Mrs. T. A. Barren
tine as co-hostess.
Mrs. H. D. Terry, president,
presided. The meeting wsts
opened by reading the Club
Collect in unison.
Mr.. Duane Tucker present
ed two All members who
gave an interesting program.
John Maxwell gave the
speech that he will present at
All Club Congress, Are You
Glad You Live In American"
Pat Slack used posters and
films to show the correct
handling of livestock, which
she called Easy Does It"
Minutes of the last meeting
were read by the secretary.
Miss Addie Vic Bailey re-
ported on the Home Demon
stration Council meeting and
Mrs. w. P. Temp reported on
the All Adult leaders train
ing meeting held at Sardis
Lake. Mrs. Goldie Rogers gave
the garden topic.
A nominating committe
composed of Mrs. Sharp and
Miss Mariana KimbrougE
was appointed to nominate a
| new president.
The demonstration on "care
of floors" was given by Miss
Harpole.
During the recreation per.
iod Mrs. Temp lead an inter
esting contest with Mrs. w. E
Moore winning the prize.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses to the
eleven members present.
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Kaplah- Berg Engagement Told

MI. and Mrs. Arthur BERG
of Albuquerque, New Mexico
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Sandra Lee, to
Mr.. Harry Morris Kaplan of
Pickens.
MI Kaplan is the son of
Mrs. Yetta Flower Kaplan
and the la.e Mr.. Sam Kaplan
of Pickens.
The vows will be exchanged
on Sunday, August II, at
B'Nai Israel Synagogue in AL
~buquerque.
Miss Berg, a graduate of
Valley High School and AL
buquerque Business College
is now a sophomore at the
University of New Mexico.
Mr.. Kaplan, an honor gra-
duate of Goodman High
School, attended the Univer-
sity of Mississippi prior to
four years service in the Uni
ted States Air Force.
He will continue his studies
in the fall at Ole Miss where
he will be a junior.
Mr.. Kaplan is the grandson
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Kaplan, and Mrs. M. K.
Flower and the late Mr.. Flow
er formerly of Lexington,
now of Chicago.
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To Texas

To Texas
Mrs. Effie Swittenberg will
leave Sunday by plane from
Jackson for Lubbock, Texas,
where she will enjoy an ex-
tended visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marion Mecham. Be-
fore leaving Jackson, Mrs.
Swittenberg will attend a re-
union of the Moore family to
be held at Allison's Wells Sat
urday. Plans are made for a.
bout thirty members of the
family to participate. Mrs.
Swittenberg will spend Satur-
day night with her son in
Jackson, Mr.. Robert Switten-
berg, before leaving on Sun
day for Lubbock.
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Guild Met Monday;
Seven Are Present

The Wesleyan Service Guild
held its regular meeting at
7:30 on Monday night at the
Educational Building.
Mrs. Elaine Ellington, pres
ident, presided and Mrs. Mar
garet Rush, was in charge of
the program, and Mrs. Bar
bara Miles was pianist. Seven
members were present.
Mrs. Vernice Williams and
Mrs. Rush presented the pro-
gram topic, "Ecumenical Mis-
sionary" and discussed the
meaning of world missionary
work.
No refreshments are being
served at the meetings during
the summer months.
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Timothy Rodgers
Born Sunday, July 8

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Rod
gers are the happy parents of
their first child, a son, born
at $50 p. m. Sunday, July
9Th, in the Holmes County
Community Hospital.
He has been named limo
thy Duane.
MI. Rodgers is a valued
employee of the Holmes
County Bank and Timothy's
mother is the former Miss
Mary Nell Houston of Cren-
shaw.
The maternal grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Hous-
ton of Crenshaw, and the pa
ternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Rodgers of Lex
ington.
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From Atlantic
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Eakin
and children, Terry, Jr., Edna
and John Of Fl. Mcpherson,
Atlanta, arrived July 3rd at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Eakin to join other out
of-toWn members of the ia
mily to celebrate Independ-
ence Day together.
Mr.. Eakin retired from the
u. S. Army July first.
Mr.. Sessum of Somerset,
Ohio, who with Mrs. Sessum
are guests in the Eakin home
went to Union on Friday, re-
turning Saturday, to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Anna Sessum, who
at the age of "a is owner and
manager of the Union Hotel.
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Mrs. 1. P. Johnson
Returns From HoNnn

Mrs. L. P. Johnson returned
OH Tuesday, July 3rd, from q
delightful trip to the new
state of Hawaii.
Mrs. Johnson left Jackson
on Sunday, June 10th by
plane for Dallas, Texas where
she transferred to a Jet plane,
arriving in Los Angeles q few
hours later.
She was met in Los Angeles
by friends including Mr. and
Mrs. Ned McEttrick who took
her for a drive over Holly
wood Hills, stopping at the
famous corner OF Hollywood
and Vine streets.
The following day Mrs.
Johnson sailed at noon on the
luxurious liner, Matsonia for
a wonderful five day cruise to
Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cavanagh
the former Miss Georgia (Pi)
burden met her at the harbor
for a tour of Honolulu and
she was a dinner guest at Mr..
| Cayanagh's private club.
Many side trips were made
to outlying islands to view
orchid gardens, coffee, sugar
cane and pineapple planta
tons.
Mrs. Louise burden Hack
worthy, formerly of Lexing-
ton, now of Milwaukee, Wis
consin where she is connected
| with the University of Wis
consin, who was a summer
visitor in Hawaii, was hos.
tess to Mrs. Johnson at din
ner on her trip.
An added pleasure was at
tending services at the First
Methodist Church in Honolulu
in company with Ensign Ell
more Povall, who is stationed
with the U. S. Navy in Homo
lulu.
In Los Angeles on the re-
turn trip, Mrs. Johnson was
accompanied by friends
through Disneyland, a plea
sure that was denied Khrush-
chew.
In Dallas she visited her
nephew, George Purvis who
is a student in Southern Me
thodist University at Dallas.
Upon arriving home she
found lights brightly burning
all over the house. Mrs. R. M.
Gwin, along with some friends
and neighbors, extended her
a delightful welcome home"
party.
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Logons Entertain
With Wiener Roast
On ~Bophumpho Greek

Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Logan
were hosts to a group OF
young people for a wiener
roast and moonlight picnic on
the sands of Bophumpha
Greek Saturday night.
Special guests were their
nephews, Gerald, Scooter and
Tommy Sullivan of Westerly,
Rhode Island. Other guests
were Lynda, Butch and Rita
George of V~ieksburg, and
Miss Barbara McAdory. of
Grenada; Al, Betty and Bud
dy Downer, Walter Farmer
and Clara Sue Vineyard.
Outdoor games and story
telling was enjoyed along
with the delicious refresh
ments served by Mr.. and Mrs.
Logan.
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Holmes County
Community Hospital

WHITE PATIENTS
Ed Holloman, Lexington
Walter Elliot, Black Hawk
Mrs. Lima. Farabee, Pickens
Edward Ellington, Lexing-
ton
Mrs. Georgia Self, Tchula
Mrs. Olivia Wilkerson, Lex
ington
Mrs. Hattie M. Farmer, Lex
ington
Mrs. Eddie Malloy, Lexing-
ton
Mrs. c. r. Logan, Tchula
Mrs. Tom FAINT, Durant
DR.. w. G.. Brock, West
E. C.. Mcbride, Pickens
Mrs. Wayne Rodgers, Lex
ington
Baby Boy Rodgers, Lexing-
ton
Larkin Afford, Lexington
Mrs. Jennie Quinn, Good
man
Mrs. r. B. Houston, Lex
ington
Mrs. Ida Stevens, Satartia
Miss Mary Steele, Lexing-
ton
Earl Maddox, Jr., West
C. F. Moore, Lexington
T. B. Lehman, Lexington
David (Bubber) Wilson,
Lexington
Mrs. Joe Robertson, Pickens
Mrs. M. ]. Evans, Lexing-
ton
Miss Bobby Farmer, Lex
ington.
COLoRED PATIENTS
John Allen Wade
Lorraine stokes
Baby Boy Stokes
Leola Blackmon
Ethel Lee Haymon
Carrie Brown
Mary L. Rankin
Anna Lee Lacey
Benona Montgomery
Ohio Thurmond
Jessie Williams
Willie Whitaker
Jack Fisher
Eric Stokes
Howard Corners
Milton Hoskins
Louis Hooker
Myris Jones
Hattie Bel Chisrn
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To Memphis
Mrs. Necie Povall boarded
the City of New Orleans on
July 3rd to spend the holiday
in Memphis as guest of Mr..
anil Mrs. Henry Hooker and
children, Karen and Henry
James. Karen returned home
with Mrs. Povall on Sunday
night for several days visit
with her grandmother.
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Return From Greenville

Return From Greenville
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Jones
returned Friday from a visit
in Greenville with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Killebrew and ia
mily. Mrs. Killebrew and her
daughter, Erma Jean, return
ed home with them for a visit.
Mrs. Nelly Wynn of New Or
leans arrived Saturday after
noon for an extended visit in
the Jones home.
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Out Of Town Guests

Out OF Town Guests
Mrs. Burley Walker and
oh. ldren, Mary Ann and Paul
Arlington, Texas and Mrs.
W: lker's mother. Mrs. Lucille
Bailey of Baton Rouge, Louis
and Miss Ricky Wintz
also of Baton Rouge, were
,gues S last week of Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Braddock and Mrs.
Kat Hughes. The group spent
p da~ in Shelby as guests of
sMr. John Bailey.
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To Nebraska

To Nebraska
Mrs. Buck Tidwell and Miss
Betty Louise Wigley accom-
panied Tech. Sergeant and
Mrs. Earl M. Robertson and
son Robbie to their home in
Lincoln, Nebraska Tuesday.
The group will travel to Okla
homa en- route home where
they will visit relatives and
friends.
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Returns From N. c.
Mrs. l.. w. Rabb has re-
turned from a two months
stay in Burlington, North
Carolina where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Wander
Veen and little daughter, Ter
ri En- route home Mrs. Rabb
spent a week in Meridian as
guest of her son, Mr.. L. w.
Rabb and family.
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In Hospitol

Friends will regret to learn
that Mrs. Eddie Malloy, eff
cient bookkeeper at Missis-
sippi Power and Light Com
pany, is a patient in the
Holmes County Community
Hospital. During her absence
Mrs. Wayne Williams is as
sisting in the MPL office.
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From Albuquerque

Miss Sandra Berg returned
to her home in Albuquerque,
New Mexico on Thursday af-
ter a visit in the home of
Mrs. Yetta Kaplan and fam
lily in Pickens.
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To Grenada Lake

Miss Lorraine McNeer OF
Canton is houseguest this
week of her sister, Mrs. Jack
Williams and Jack. All three
enjoyed an outing to Grenada
Lake Sunday afternoon.
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From Rolling Fork

Mrs. R. c. Langford of Roll
ing Fork was a recent visitor
Of friends and relatives in the
Lexington area. Mrs. Lang
ford will be remembered as
the former Mrs. Olga Rodgers
who numbers many friends
here.
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Tour Smokes

Tour Smokes
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Sanders
returned Friday, July 6 from
a delightful tour of the Smo-
kies and a visit with mem
bers of the family. In Vir-
ginia they visited their daugh
ter, Mrs. j. R. Wilson, Colonel
Wilson and four lovely grand
children at Langley Air Force
Base. In Creedmoor, North
Carolina, they visited Mrs.
Sanders brother, C. w. Ross
and Mrs. Ross. They find it
hard to stand the temperature
after a two-weeks stay in the
mountains.
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July 4th In Memphis

Miss Sarah Edna Bailey
spent the holiday in Memphis
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Williamson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Williams and remained
for several days visit.
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Horse Show Winner

Carolyn Cunningham, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cunningham of Omega Plan
tation at Tchula, won places
in three horse shows held re-
Gently. Carolyn rode her quar-
ter horse, Buster and won
second place in Yazoo City,
first in Alderman and second
in KoSciuSko.
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To Natchitoche

Miss Pat Brumby spent last
week in Natchitoches, Louisi-
ana as a guest of Mr.. d
Mrs. Harvey Allen Hearn.
She was accompanied h o m e
by Mr.. and Mrs. Hearn who
visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. M. Hoff and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Hearn.
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Fr n Summit
J r Paul Hoff of Summit
VI ed over the weekend with
and Mrs. J. NJ. Hoff and
-. and Mrs. ]. N. Hall, then
continued to Clarksdale to vi
s. NJ. Dan Hoff and family.
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Much Improved
Mrs. Dave Roberts is much
improved at the Holmes Coun
ty Community Hospital where
she is receiving treatment.
Mrs. Roberts is the former
Flossie Hammett.
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Knee Surgery
Borden White, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin White, has
had successful surgery on a
knee which was injured in a
football game last season.
Friends are happy to learn
he will have normal use of
the joint and limb.
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July 4th Picnic

Mrs. Jack Williams and
Jack, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
McNeer and Mrs. Louise Tate
enjoyed a July 4th picnic in
Canton as guests of Mrs. Ell
bridge Vance and family, on
the lawn of the Vance home.
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To Vicksburg

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Harris
Ables and son, John spent Sun
day in Vicksburg as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner
and Martha Ann, and Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. B. Middleton and
Pam. Pam returned home
with them for a visit.
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From Memphis
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack O'Kelly
and children, Jan and Ken
meth of Memphis have re-
turned home from a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. O'Kelly and family.
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From West
Rev. James A. Sadler and
Mr.. Bobby Martin of West
were business visitors in Lex
ington on Monday.
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From Vicksburq

From Vicksburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Turner
: I'd daughter, Martha Ann of
\cksburg, visited in the home
: her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
: Hall on the July Fourth
liday.
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Attends Summer Camp

Attends Summer Camp
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wea'h-
ersby will be away for two
weeks. Mrs. Weathersby will
visit her parents, M. and
Mrs. Frank Sayle in Charles
ton, while Mr.. Weathersby at
tends summer camp with the
Tennessee National Guard.
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Dinner Guests

Dinner Guests
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Eakln,
.Jr. and small son, Frank Ash
lev, III, were dinner guests
on Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chick Weathersby and family.
Weekend guess in the Wealth
ersby home were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williamson of Prentlss.
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From Texas

From Texas
Mr.. Harold Hammett of
Dallas, Texas arrived Sunday
at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Hammett
to accompany his wife and
small daughter, Sherry Lynn
home after a two weeks visit
here with the family.
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In Baptist Hospital

IN bdpI1Sf. Hospital
Mrs. Clara CHM Bruce is
in the Baptist Hospital in
Jackson for tests and a COM
plete checkup. Mrs. ]. D. Will
liams, who is also at the Bap-
fist Hospital, may be released
next week to come home.
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In Hospital

In Hospital
Friends are sorry to learn
that Miss Mary Steele of A
coma is a patient in the
Holmes County Community
Hospital. Mrs. J. D. Williams,
also of Acona is in Baptist
Hospital in Jackson. Friends
hope they will soon return
home.
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Guests On Friday
Mrs. R. c. Causey and Mrs.
Bill Causey were guests on
Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Eakin and family.
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Monday Guests

~ ~@CS&S
Mrs. R. L. Peaster and Mrs.
Sam Bridges of Quofaloma
Plantation were guests on
Monday of Mrs. R. M. Gwin
AMI Mrs. L. P. johnson.
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To Florida

To Florida
Mrs. Merle Lawshe left on
Sunday morning for Orlando,
Florida for an extended visit
with her son, Capt. Van Law
che and family.
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Business Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Braddock
made a business trip to Jack
son on Monday.
, 1962-08-04

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Thursday and Friday
Columbia Pictures presents
In Color
THE Wackiest Ship in the Army"
Starring:
Jack Lemon. RiclxY Nelson John
Lund. Chips Rafferty, and Patricia
DriscoI1
It's the story about the one ship
in the war, which was really diff
ferent! and the whole Navy |.
laughed, until this Kc.okY Ship
swung into action!
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