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The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21
TempIett's Singers
Coming to Central
Methodist Church

The Templetts Original
Singers will appear in con-
cert at Central Church 500 N.
Parish Street, Sunday July
% at 4: p. M. This group of
singers comes to us from
Chicago, Illinois, and con-
sidered to be among some of
the best gospel singers in
America. This will be their
first tour south, but have
rendered concerts to over
flowing audiences in the
North, East and West. They
will come to Central Church
on their trip to Atlanta Birm-
ingham, Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, and from Jack
son they will go to Memphis
and then return to Chicago.
Many people are expected to
attend this concert which will
begin promptly at 4: P. M.
as the doors will close at
Ais. All seats will be taken
by those who arrive first.
Many statements have come
to us concerning the singers
are as followers: "When can
we get singers for a return
engagement, "Our Church
has been greatly spiritually
enriched by the coming of
these singers" 1--WE would like
to book you annually for a
concert at our church for as
long as you can come" and
many other similar statements
Continued on Page p
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21
J. S. STUDENT MEMBER
OF A. L. A, A,

Arthur NJ. NJ. Lewanika
Jackson State College senior,
has been accepted for mem
bership in the American In
dustrial Arts Association, Inc.
Membership in the Associa-
ton is considered a mark of
professional distinction. 1t is
a department of the National
Education Association of the
United States.
Mr.. Lewanika, a native of
Northern Rhodesia, South Cen
trail Africa, is an industrial
arts major. His father, the
Honorable Goodwin A. Lewani-
ka, is a member of Parlia-
ment. His mother is a school
teacher.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21
MarshaIIPs Hearing Again Delayed

w WAO1lNGION "WeII
send for you when we want
YOU These laconic words
on Wednesday, ended the Sen
ate Judiciary Subcommittee
hearing, chaired by South
Carolina Senator Olin D. John.
son, into the qualifications of
Atty. Thurgood Marshall to sit
on the u. S. Second District
Court of Appeals. The hearing,
the second on Harvard-trained
Attorney Marshall, also mark
ed the continued effort of
Southern Leaders to block the
confirmation of the former
NAACP chief legal council.
Mr.. Marshall, appointed to
the District Appeals bench
last October by President John
F. Kennedy, has long been
rated one of the most brilliant
minds in the civil and con-
stitutional Legal fields. His
reJoinder to Johnson was:
What must | do. Will the
hearing be continued over
until tomorrow? l would like
to know so that / can arrange
OF stay over" More than so
federal judges have been con-
firmed since the interim ap-
pOintment of Mr. Marshall. If
he is not confirmed before re-
cess of the current Congress,
he would have to be reappoin-
ted by Mr.. Kennedy.
Not without defenders, how
ever, Marshall had at his side
both Democrat and Republican
members of the Senate. They
are: Senators Jacob Javits,
New York Republican; Ever
cite Dirkson, Illinois (R) Sena-
tor K t n G, New York
and Hruska of Nebraska. Af-
ter a protestby Senator Keat-
ing, Senator Johnson prom
ised that the hearing would
be resumed, "soon, but not to-
morrow"
Rather than dwelling on
MIR. Marshall's legal qualifica-
tions to sit on the Federal
District bench which embraces
New York, Connecitut and
Vermont, he was questioned
concerning his connections
with the National Association
for the Advancement of Col
ored People. The questions
seeking to Link Judge Mar
shall with an injunction a.
gainst the NAACP issued in
Tyler, Texas in 1857 by County
Judge Otis Dunnigan, were
propounded by special counsel
for the subcommittee, L. P. B.
Lipscomb of Meridian, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21
Winners of Doll
Show at College
Park Are
Announced


JACKSON. Miss. - Partici-
pated in by young people who
attend the city's 10 play
grounds located on the school
campus of most of the Negro
Elementary Schools. the 1862
City Recreation sponsored
Doll Show, was viewed by
thousands of people of all ages,
as the results of invitations
sent out by Supervisor of
Fairgrounds, Mrs. Doris T.
Hall and the Playground
Workers.
Doll Show winners at Mary
Johnson Playground are: First.
Margaret Griffin, Bridal Doll
over 21 inches; First Prize,
Michael Mayweather, Paper
Mache-Spaceman; First Prize,
Patricia johnson, Twin Dolls;
First Prize, Gloria M. Johnson.
Twin Dolls; End Prize, Jeanell
Adams, Most Beautiful Doll;
End Prize, Patricia Palmer, Lit
tie Red Riding Hood-Paper
Mache. End Prize, Patricia
Palmer, The Wolfe, Paper
Mache; End Prize, Jeanell Ad-
ans, Ballerina, Paper Mache.
Mary Morrison Playground.
1st Prize, Gloria Leonard.
Bridal Doll, under 21 inches;
Continued on Page y
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21

Tavern Johnson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Johnson of
Braxton, Mississippi, 1860
graduate of Piney Woods
Country Life School, Piney
Woods, Mississippi, is now a
junior at Tougaloo Southern
Christian College and serves
as Secretary Assistant in the
Presidents Office at Tougaloo
Southern Christian College.
English major, member of the
English Club and Pyramid
Club.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21
Ice Cube Record

ANDERSON, Ind. UPD -
J. D. Phelps, IA and his broth
er, Dave, IL, today claimed a
world record of sorts for toss
ing an ice cube back and forth
743 times before it melted.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21

j A c K S ON Dance and
Music lovers of this city. and
surrounding areas, both in
Mississippi and Louisiana will
receive a treat of a life time,
when on Saturday night, July
q, sensational JAMES please,
Please, Please) BROW N
brings his Show of "a artists,
including Is lovely dancing
girls, THE BROWNIES, to the
beautiful, air conditioned
STEVENS ROSE ROOM for
four hours of dancing and en-
tertaining.
You will not wish to miss this
super attraction The first
time JAMES BROWN BRINGS
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21

/ HIS SHOW TO THIS CITY
AND IT'S THE BIGGEST
SHOW OF HIS ENTIRE CA.
REER See the fabulous
wardrobe of JAMES BROWN
and his dancing girls
hear him sing his latest re-
lease, as well as all his old
timers Don't miss this
dance. Admission: Advances:
$500. At Door: S2.25. Reserve
your tables early plenty
of refreshments on hand
Buy Advance Tickets in Jack
son at The Mississippi Enter
prise, Franks Blue Note, Har.
mon Drug. -.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21

PUBLIC DEFENDER AP.
POINTED IN TULSA"
Attorney Robert B. Copeland
last week became Tulsa. Okla.
homa's first colored public de-
fender. Of his appointment.
Copeland said, Il shall fight
as diligently for the persons
who have no money as l fought
for those who were able to
pay for my services His job
is to defend persons charged
with crime who are unable to
hire private attorneys.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21
Headlines
In The Men,,
"BISHOP BOWEN DIES

DIOI1OT DOW Elm DlEO :.
Atlanta, Ga. - DR.. John
w. E. Bowen, Jr., retired bish-
OPP of the Methodist Church,
Central Jurisdiction, died
Thursday night at Harris Me.
mortal Hospital here. He would
have been "a in September.
At one time, Bishop Bowen
was pastor of Central Metho-
dist Church in jackson. Mis-
sissippi. Survivors are his
wife. Mrs. Margaret Davis
Bowen, a prominent educator
and past national basileus of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
a son, John w. E. Bowen. 3rd
an Assistant prosecuting at
torney for Columbus, Ohio:
grandsons, John w. E. Bowen.
4th and other grandchildren.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
HyIton Displays Morumseo Woods

Marumsco Woods is the
site of q Fail Festival Of
Homes entry Of the Hylton
Building Corp.
The home at 1902 Alabama
avenue, Woo dbridge, in
Prince William County, Va,
is one Of 10 different designs
the firm is offering in its
latest development there.
Calvin Burns is the archi-
tect.
In Marumsco Woods, the
Hylton firm has finished
some 100 homes and has an
other 100 under construction.
Plans call for a total Of / 200
homes eventually.
In its various Marumsco
developments In the Wood
bridge area the firm has
built more than 1000 houses
and has sufficient land for a
grand total of 5000.
Homes in Marumsc SEQ
Woods have from three to
four bedrooms and one and a
half to two baths. Prices
there begin at $l3,475 and
sales are handled by the
Marumsco Sales Corp.
The Hylton firm has been
building in the nearby
Northern Virginia area for
the last IL years and in that
time has constructed more
than 5000 houses.
Discussing features Of the
homes he believes will par
ticularly appeal to Festival
visitors, q spokesman for the
builder said:
Evening star., 1962-09-08

new quarters In the desired
part Of the country.
The security Of home pur-
chase as an investment is
proverbial. Real estate val
ues. more than any others,
hold their own, whether it is
the day of the declining dol
lar or the era of hard money.
Given the growing popula-
ton and fixed supply of lanl,
1t may be said that if you
choose your property wisely,
there is only one long-range
way for real estate value to
go and that's-upl.
A home, in addition to be-
ing a Joy for you as its own
er and a sound provision for
the future, is an unselfish
contribution on your part to
those you love - your chill
dren. There is another rea-
son that you are to be con-
graduated in your decision TO
buy a home. It is less tan
Evening star., 1962-09-08

gible than the others, but no
less true. 1t relates to the
kind of country this is and
the way we want to keep it.
What I have in mind are the
benefits to you and the COM
munity resulting from home
ownership. I can't prove that
you will be better citizens aft
er buying a home, become ac-
tive in PTA, neighborhood
improvement association, or
Red Cross, but I know this:
You will feel better II you
take part in these community
activities.
Yes, happiness starts at,
and with a home. And, de-
spite its key role, it's as easy
to buy a home as any other
commodity on the market
if you use the same common
sense. So start living on. a
new. high plane of serenity
and security-buy a home
first.
Evening star., 1962-09-08

property, and as you make
the monthly payments just
like your monthly savings ac-
count deposits you increase
that equity, at the same time
you are enjoying your home.
More than one young cou-
pie, who bought a home first,
have found that, by the time
their children were ready for
college, they had their home
completely paid for and were
ready to finance that all
important higher education.
Later, after the children were
launched in life and retire.
ment rolled around, the full
equity in the house could be
applied on the purchase Of
Evening star., 1962-09-08

spokesman for the building
firm noted:
I'VE have an unobstructed
view Of the Potomac and
covenants which require ar
chitectural approval Of
houses to be built. In addi-
ton. River Bend has paved
streets. city water supply and
is close to schools, shopping
and transportation"
The Murray firm has been
building In the Washington
area for the last IL years and
over that period has con-
Evening star., 1962-09-08

past Howard johnson res
taurant. turn left on Feath-
erstone road and continue
two blocks to model homes
on right"
For an approximate loca-
tion Of the development in
the Washington area. see No.
SO on map, Page 2 Of this
section.
Evening star., 1962-09-08

others. we have increased the
bedroom size"
Directions to reach Ma
rumsco Woods, as furnished
by the builder. are:
South on Shirley highway
(Route $500 to Woodbridge,
Va. Continue one mile be-
yond Marumsco Plaza Shop
ping Center and one block
Evening star., 1962-09-08

structed more than 100 homes.
Directions to reach River
Bend. as furnished by the
builder, are:
"Out Indian Head highway
past Eastover and continue
to Oxon Hill road traffic
light. Turn right to Fort
Foote road and right to River
Bend"
For an approximate loca-
ton Of the development in
the Washington area, See No.
SO on map, Page 2 Of this
section.
Evening star., 1962-09-08

Bend and also will custom
build homes to buyers de-
signs. The firm has designed
most Of the homes that are
now in the community.
OF brick construction, the
houses at River Bend have
from four to five bedrooms
and three bathrooms. Sales
are handled by the I. C. Muir
ray Realty. Inc, and prices
in the development begin at
$28,500.
Commenting on what he
considers outstanding fea-
lures of the community, q
Evening star., 1962-09-08
Murray Co. Offers River Bend Home

I. c. Murray Construction
Co. Is displaying a FAN Fes-
tival Of Homes entry at 68Os
Clay drive in its River Bend
development.
Located in the Oxon Hill
area of Prince Georges Coun-
ty, the community Of some
100 acres will contain 165
homes when completed. At
present there are about 40
homes UP and another eight
in various stages Of construc-
ton.
The Murray firm now has
two designs available In River
Evening star., 1962-09-08
A Home Is Good Investment
BY GEORGE w. DeFRANcEAUX
President. weshinston Board Of Realtors

1t doesn't matter who you
are or in what part of the
country you live, if you are
like most Americans the best
investment for you today is a
home.
The reason for this is sim
pie - no other purchase will
give you more lasting pleas
ure and security and, unlike
other purchases of fleeting
value, home ownership today
is about as close as you can
come to having your cake and
eating it, too.
There are many reasons
why your determination to
buy a home is one of the
smartest decisions you will
ever make. Some of them
deal with the wisdom of home
purchase as a financial in
veStment. Others relate to
the superior value of a home
as a healthful place in which
to bring up children. And
still others bear on the i'm
portance Of home ownership
to the future Of the commu-
nifty and the Nation.
All Of these are sound rea-
sons and they will be dis
cussed later. But first of all,
we want to consider you-you
and the plain Joy of living
you owe yourself by the own
ership Of your own home.
The Satisfaction
Until you swing open the
door Of your own home, you
will never know the deep
rooted satisfaction of realiz-
ing that all this is yours
that here. in the one spot on
earth. you are, in all truth,
the master Of all you survey.
This is why home" means
so much to the American
heart. But let's try to be
more specific. Your home is
the one place in the world
where you can be you. If you
wish, the face you show to the
world may be checked at the
front door. In your home,
bound only by the law and
normal courtesies Of neigh
borliness, you do what you
want to do. You can deco
rate it to suit your taste and
who is to prevent your using
the living room as a work.
shop If you wish.
I mentioned that owning a
home is like having your cake
and eating it, too. BY that,
Imean that, while nothing Of
fers the potential of a richer,
more luxurious life, both now
and in the future, few pur-
chases represent the pru-
dence and practically Of a
home.
The Equity
For example, It is both
prudent and practical-if you
are young or in the middle
years-to establish an invest
ment program. From the day
you buy your home. you have
the cornerstone Of such q
plan. The down payment rep
resents your equity in the
Evening star., 1962-09-08
Paae D-2.

Many Of the houses have
two sets Of sliding glass
doors. one leading to a bal
cony or porch and the sec
ond to q patio. In addition,
several Of our new models
have the kitchen and dining
area combined to give an air
Of greater spaciousness. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

SsSS tNSS tNDWS
500 Loretta Young (NBc)
Speeiol For Women (Wed.)
$3.50 Young Dr.. Malone (NBc)
400 The Secret Storm (cBS)
$50 Edge Of Night (CBSl
500 Captain Treasure Show
$50 Susie (Mon., Wed, Fri.l
Quick Draw MeGrow
Tves.l
HUekIeberry Hound (Thvrs.l
600 News
6;20 Headlines Of the Century
6:25 Markets
$50 Sports
$40 The Weofhsr
6;45 Wolter cronkiie-Nsws
(CBS)
ll:2s Headlines Of the Century
MONDAY EVENING
ZOO Viewpoint
7:30 IT'S q Mans World (NBc)
$3.50 Saints and Sinners (NBcj
$50 Price Is Right (NBcj
1000 Ben Casey (ABcl
HOO u PM. final
1850 The Tonight Show (NBc)
TUESDAY EVENING
zoo Seq Hunt
7:30 Laramie (NBc)
$50 Red SHELTON Show (cBS)
$50 Grand Ole opry
1000 Garry Moore Show (cBS)
1l:00 u P.M. Final
ll:30-The Tonight Show (NBc)
WEDNESDAY EVENING
ZOO Don Reno-Red Smiley Show
7:3o The Virginion (Nec)
300 Perry Como (NBcl
1000 Naked City lABc)
100 u p. IA. Final
1850 The Tonight Show (NBc)
THURSDAY EVENING
200 The Deputy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

1sSO tvbs 81 kSDSl
500 Perry Mason (cBS)
300 Ny Three Sons (ABcl
$50 Hazel (NBC)
1000 Andy Williams (NBc)
HOO II Pm. Final
1880 The Tonight Show (NBcl
FRIDAY EVENING
200 Klvb XVIII
z:30 Rawhide (cBS)
$50 Sing Along with
Mitch (NBC)
$50 The Third Man
1000 Jock Pear (NBc)
HOO II PM. Final
1850 The Tonight Show (NBcl
SATURDAY
AN.
$50 News, Weather
200 Copfoin Kangaroo
1000 Introduction TO ihe
Old Testament
100 Fury (NBc)
l1:30 Coptain Treasure Show
NOON
1900 Moks Room for
Daddy (NBc)
1890 Film Of the Week
loo Football Kickoff
l:l5 NcAA FOOTBALL: Miehi-
gan VS.. Ohio State (CeS)
3;45 NcAA Seorebeord tcBS)
400 Top Star Bowling
500 NIL hishlishts (NBc)
$50 The Pioneers
500 vollsy Barn Dance.
ESQ Joekie Gleason (cBS)
$50 Mr.. Smith Goes To
Washington (ABc)
300 lawrence Week (ABc)
1000 GUnsmokO lcBS)
HOO First Run Film;
THE Velvet Touch"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Mccarthy Beaten
In Seniors Golf

BELLEAIR. Fla, Jan. 10
(AP).-Co-Medalist John w.
Roberts of Chicago, yesterday
eliminated Martin Mccarthy of
Chevy Chase, Md, a Columbia
Country Club member, in the
quarter-finals of the American
Seniors Golf tournament here.
Five-up at the turn, Roberts
won a 4-and-3 verdict over the
Washingtonian and today meets
Bruce Coffin, Marblehead,
Mass, in the semifinals. Coffin,
a retired CHS executive, yes
terday eliminated former major
league pitcher, Jack Russell of
Clearwater, Fla, 4 and 8.
In the other championship
flight match, Bradford Oxnard
OF Providence, R. l., faces Clyde
Haynie of Largo, Fla.
Bruce Coffin, Marblehead,
Mass, defeated Jack Russell,
Clearwater, Fla. 4 and 8.
John w. Roberts, Chicago
defeated Martin Mccarthy
Chevy Chase. Md, 4 and 8.
Bradford Oxnard, Providence
R. l., defeated Robert M
Parker, New Orleans, up.
Clyde Haynie. Largo, Fla,
defeated Leon R. Skies, Palm
Beach, Fla, l up, 10 holes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Table ennis
Set to Open
Tomorrow

Most of the outstanding table
tennis players in the country
Will be among the nearly 200
who will open play in the East
ern regional tournament at
noon tomorrow at the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel. Sundays final
action will start at 10 am.
Heading the list is Erwin
Klein, United States mems
champion and a dentistry stu
dent at Northwestern Univer-
Sity; Dick Miles of New York
nine-time holder of the United
States singles title! Robert
Fields of California, Bernie
Bukiet, one of Europe's top per-
formers, and Bobby Gusikoff
a top-flight player from New
York.
Female participants include
Leah Neuberger of New York
eight-time United States wom-
ems champion, and Barbara
c h aimson, national junior
champion who is a student al
the University of Maryland.
Also playing will be Thor
Hazi, the area mems singles
champion, and Ronnie Hobson
of Newport News, the top jun
ior entered.
Tickets are priced at 81 for
afternoon or evening sessions
or SO for all. Youngsters 12-
and-under will be admitted free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19

Bow. @ssG&Ui GAMu F1mllco.
This was because the Maryland
Legislature, which meets next
month in Annapolis, will act on
legislation which involved
transfer of Baltimore Raceway
and Bel Airs combined SO days
to the mile tracks.
Passage of this bill is cur
rently regarded as a 2-5 shot.
Should the SO days 60 to the
milers-12 apiece for Bowie,
Laurel and Pimlico-the sum-
mer-fall dates in Maryland
would begin in late July and
continue until mid-December
under a tentative plan now
being considered by the Racing
Commission.
-
After the close of Pimlico in
May, racing would return to
Maryland at HagerStown, where
a 12-day meeting would start
Friday, July 81. Tjmonium
would follow with a 24-day
meeting, which would operate
from August IL to September 7.
Marlboro would move from
october to September dates
September 8-21.
Then Laurel would start a
combined session with Bowie
and Pimlico September %. This
36~day session would be a one
year arrangement to take care
of the days acquired from
Baltimore Raceway and Bel Air.
Laurel's regular short fall meet
ing, which would include the
International, would follow.
Pimlico would conclude the
1862 schedule with it's late fall
meeting, which would end in
mid-December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Coast Schools
Plan Boycott
OF AAU Meets

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10
(AP). - Southern California
and UCLA will boycott AAU-
operated track and field meets
this winter and spring, spokes-
men said.
Athletic Director Wilbur
Johns of UCLA and Jess Hill
of use said yesterday they
have instructed their track
coaches not to enter anyone in
the Southern Pacific AAU Re-
lays, the Southern Pacific AAU
championships June 8, or any
other AAU meet that may
come during the school year.
I'VE felt it inadvisable to
continue participating in AAU
meets under the existing stu
alton" Hill said. 1--WE whole
heartedly support the NCAA
position and it's endorsement
OF a new federation in track
and field. Until such time as
the present controversy is set
tied, we will not be represented
in meets under direct sponsor
ship and control of the AAU."
The ban by the two schools
will not apply to tomorrow
nights Los Angeles invitational
in the Sports Arena, the Los
Angeles Times indoor games
February 10, the Fresno Relays
and other meets sanctioned by
the AAU but staged by other
organizations.
Johns is chairman of the
NCAA committee on AAU re-
lations and Olympic events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Ridan Makes
1862 Debut
AT Hia|eah

Indicated Ridan, a leading
Kentucky Derby candidate who
is considered by many horse
men the classiest colt to come
down the pike since Citation,
is scheduled to make his 1862
debut tomorrow in the $25, 000-
added Hibiscus Stakes at Hia-
leah.
The Hibiscus at 6 furlongS
is the first big 3-year-old race
leading up to the 100000 Fla
mingo at Hialeah on March 3.
Hialeah customers saw Ridan,
owned by Mrs. Moody Jolley,
win his first start at the Florida
course February 10 a year ago.
He went on to take six more
races, including the rich Airing
ton and Washington Park Flu
TURTLES in Chicago. Bill Har-
tack, who hopes he has another
Derby colt to match Iron Liege
(195D and Venetian Way
(1960), rides Ridan.
Townsend B. Martins SUM-
rise County. the F. and B
Farms Good Fight, Walnut Hill
Farms Su Ka Wa, and Philip
Godfrey's Stinson Beach are
among those expected to meet
Ridan. Sunrise County, a colt
with plenty of speed who won
the Juvenile and Seashore
Stakes as a 2-year old, figures
to make Ridan step.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Barber Is Named
Putter of Year

CHICAGO, Jan. 10 (AP).-
Colts "putter-of- the-year" is
Jerry Barber, the small, As
year-old pro who tanned the big
guys in the 1861 National PGA
tournament with a heavily
loaded, 18-ounce putter he has
carried for Is years.
Barber, who came off a farm
near Jacksonville, H., to carve
a spot for himself in the golf
ranks, collected IS of the II
votes for the putting honor
cast by officers and directors OF
the Golf Writers Association OF
America.
He will be presented a tro-
ply at Tuesdays annual golf
awards dinner in New York
City. The third annual award
announced yesterday, previ-
ously had gone to pro Art Wall
and amateur Deane Beman.