davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Fashion Fobrics
Reduced for
Clearance, Some
Discontinued Designs

237 Yords MiIIiken Kudo Stretch,
nylon and Cupioni royon. IdeoI for
at home fashions and ski pants. As"
wide. Comparable value, yard, 4.9o,
yord $50
l76 Yords Lawrence and KloubeF
Wool Knit Novelties. 48" wide.
Comparable value. yard, 300,
yard 2.25
96 Yards MiIIiken Fino Nylon Velour
for robes, IounoeWeor. Washable,
AZ" wide. Less than u comparable
voIue, yard 800
80 YoFds Fomous Nome Lominoted
FobFies, excellent for coots and roin-
wear lobeIed for fobric content.
so" wide. Comparable value, yord,
300, yard 2.25
234 Yords MiIIiken Textured Cot
ton, Belfost9. Choice of plain and
novelty stripes. For children's clothes
ond decorotive uses. SO" to Az.
Comparable value, yord, .49.
yord 75e
l52 Yords Fomous Name Linen.
Discontinued coIors and designs.
Crease resistont and washable.
Choose now for resort and eorIy
spring sewing. SO" wide. Com
porobIe value, yord, 2.oo, yard l.5o
WGL-Foshion Fobrics,
9Th Floor, Woshinaton
Evening star., 1962-11-08

were rough. tough but very
fair in the highest tradi-
ton Of press. radio and tele-
vision. And that includes pub
fishers, working press and
everybody else :"
Gov. Browns remarks came
three hours after Mr.. Nixon, in
a farewell news conference.
bitterly criticized press treat
ment of his campaign.
Comments on Statement
Gov. Brown said, nixon is
going to regret all his life that
Evening star., 1962-11-08

he made that speech. The press
will never let him forget it,"
Gov. Brown was asked If he
had, as Mr.. Nixon charged in
his news conference, claimed
that he was a better American
than his opponent.
THAT sentence was taken out
of context (by Mr.. Nixon -
Gov. Brown said. "as were
many things in this campaign.
What I said was that I had
regretted very much that he
had not regarded me as a good
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Juniors Dresses
900 to 100
comparable valneS
1926 to 299S

1873 to E1vo
20 Pieces in q group Of cotton,
royon and silk blends, all wool ier-
sey, and hoPsockine. These include
jocket dresses, clossic sheoths and
dresses with pIeoted skirts. Com
poroble values $500 and 1895.
1900
10 Pieces in q group Of eottons,
corduroys and loo9o corduroys.
Street dresses with shaped skirts,
corduroy prints and cotton ploids.
Comparable value 22.o5. l4.oo
80 Pieces in q group Of silk shon-
tunss, cotton suedes, wide vale
corduroys, Docron polyester ond
cotton pIoids. Shirt dresses, sheoths
and jocket dresses. Comparable
values 1875 and 1895. 1900
80 Pieces in q group Of cotton OK
ford cloth, and DocronG polyester
and cotton blends. Shirt dresses with
full skirts, also sheoths. Cotton shifts
in prints and ploids. Comparable
values 1895 and l4.e5 800
W5LAJuniors' Dresses, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Brown Doubts Nixon
Will Forsoke Politics

to mean he is forsaking politics
Gov. Brown said he sent this
message to his defeated Re-
publican opponent:
THANK you for your tele-
gram. I regard yesterdays re-
suits as a great honor, and
of course, a tremendous re-
sponsibility. I assure you that
I will serve as Governor of all
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Safety Step Ordered

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9
(APl.-The State highway de-
partment prompted by an an
cry board of supervisors, has
ordered some immediate safety
measures for U. S. in Ches-
terfield County. Eighteen per-
sons have died on the bustling
interstate route in Chesterfield
this year.
Evening star., 1962-11-08

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8 (AP).
Gov. Edmund G. (Pat)
Brown doubts Richard M.
Nixon's political career is over.
But. he added yesterday,
You'll have to ask Mr.. Nixon
that"
Mr.. Nixon, earlier, said he
has held his last news con-
ference-which observers took
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Large Housewares
and Gorden Shop
Savings

comparable value now
Dinette Set with
white toble and a
turquoise and white
chairs. 1895 1886
l3 Folding Wall
Tobles, 8 white and
5 sondoIwood color. o.o8 TAG
z LINED Oak Cock
toll Tobles. o.99 5.86
3 Folding Picnic
Tobles. l4,o8 S.86
| Atkins II" Self
Propelled Rotory
Mower. 1895 52.46
z REQ II" Self
Propelled RotoTy
Mowers. 1895 1896
WGL-Loree Housewares and
The Garden Shop, End Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star., 1962-11-08

torial campaign indorsed Re-
publican Richard M. Nixon.
An aide at Nixon headquar-
ters provided a list of As pro-
Nixon newspapers but said the
list was prepared from memory
and several papers probably
were omitted. Gov. Edmund G..
Browns headquarters furnished
a list of IL pro-Brown papers
but said its list probably also
omitted several.
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Misses Dresses
Including
Party Fashions
$500

cOmbdtable valaeS $500
to more than double
500 Pieces in group thot lectures
EnoinIy party foshions. Broeodes,
Foyon ehiffons. woven wool knits.
Assorted styles and eoIors.
WGl-Misses' Dresses
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton Plozo, 7 Corners,
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Women's Shoes
GreotIy Reduced
$50 to 1870
comparable values
8.9S TO 1926

comparable values
8.98 to 1875
Group Of dress shoes in suede and
Golf. High and mid heels. Compo-
roble values l3.o9 to 1926. 1890
Group Of low stocked heel and
wedge styles, variety Of styles and
coIors. Comparable volues 1929 TO
1899. 500
Group Of flat heel shoes in red,
block or brown Golf. Comparable
Volues 8.o6 to 9.eo. $50
WGl-The Shoe Center, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Save on Women's
Foshion Shoes
Including 4B Samples

Gorup Of PondoFe Shoes, black Golf
and suede. Comparable volues 1895,
1880
ceIIini Reptile Shoes. Discontinued
styles. Comparable values 22.e5 and
32.o5, 1890 and 24.s0
100 Pairs ceIlini Size 4B SompIe
Shoes. Comparable volues l7.95,
800
W6L-The Shoe Center, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Mems Furnishings
More Than " OFF

10 Mems Tee-Shirts, loo9o eonbed
cotton with reinforced neckbonds.
S, M sizes only. Comparable value
LIS, 5se
400 Pairs imported Wool Hose. os-
sorted cIeor colors in onklet and
long styles. Not oil coIors and styles
in oil sizes. Comparable value |. so,
6Se
IS Psirs "Birthdoy Hose" decorated
with neat woven signs Of the Zodioc.
loo9o wool. Comparable value 3.95,
l.2S
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08

American and. in that respect.
I was a better American than
he was"
Did he mean that Mr.. Nixon
was not a good American? 81
do regard him as a good Ameri-
can," replied Gov. Brown.
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Potomac Shop
Dresses at Savings

Group OF smart styles in oil wool.
vol fIonneI, one-pieee double knits,
some blends. All Iobeled for fabric
content. Sizes 8-l8.
comparable value now
IS Pieces 1875 to $500 ll.oo
40 Pieces $500 1900
WGL-Potomoc Shop, 3rd Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Decorative Pillows
2 80
comparable
vaIMe 6.99

so in oeetote, IA" with button
center or lS" seuIptuFed and with
knife edge. Peacock, nutmeg, gold,
red or Iiloe.
200 Upholstery Squares, l8" ond
Il" sizes. Assorted potterns TO use
for pillow covers, dining chair sets
or in rug making. Comparable value,
much more than double. 96e
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Clearance Sovinss on
Mems Furnishings

As Poiomo Trousers, 50 Poioma
Tops. Buy just one piece or pick a
mixed or matched poir. Tops in eoot
or puII-over style, ponts with drow-
string or stretch waist. A variety of
coIors and potterns, not all styles In
oil sizes. Comparable values, 500
to 5.e9 q poir.
I.5s eoeh, Z for 800
100 Mems Dress Shirts in assorted
collar styles, not oil sizes In ell
styles. Comparable voIues 500,
ass
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Sove-Fomous-Moke
White Uniforms
Discontinued Styles

l25 pieces in group Of broken sizes
for juniors and misses and hoIf sizes.
comparable value now
Wosh n wear styles. 100 500
Wosh n weor styles. 1900 500
Doeron@ PoIyester
White Rain. 1900 900
Doeron0 PoIyesteF
and Cotton. 1900 ll.00
WGL-Uniforms, 5th Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Foshion 5th Shop
Fall Fashions
300 and 600
comparable vaN 2
1875 TO 1926 N

z5o pieces for juniors, I...sses and
demi-sizes. In group are one and
2-pieee styles in prints. checks.
stripes and eleoF eoIors. The fobries:
ArneIs, Orion and wool blends,
wooIs, cotton eOrduFoys, TGYon
erepes. cotton knits, royons. 7-l5;
$40; l2k -24Kz.
W6L-Foshion 5th Dress Shop
:. Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Potomac Shop
Fomous-Moke
2-Piece Knits

Group Of exceptional voIues Of oil
wool knits by famous maker for
misses s-I6. Come eorIy for best
choice.
comparable value now
80 Pieces 1895 to 1926 $500
IL Pieces 5e.e5 44.oo
rs Pieces 6e.e5 $500
WGL-Potomoc Shop, 3rd Floor.
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Juniors Sportsweor
TOO to 300

comparable vaINeS
3.99 to 6.99
$50 in o group Of blouses, shorts,
kneeeoppers, skirts and vests.
SO pieces in q group Of dork tron-
sitionoI cotton bIouses, skirts and
shorts.
WGL-Juniors' Sportsweor,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1962-11-08

46 kits let you pop off streams Of
Tosettes 70 make boby garments,
place mats and other items.
81 instruction Books for Knit-Wit
Kits. Comparable value 75c, 35e
WGL-Art Needlework, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Remnonts-Frid0y Only
Save 500 on
Famous Name
Slightly Imperfect
Grosshopper Coses

Wipe clean vinyI covered cases ore
lightweight, nest for essy storage.
Blue. brown and sray but not ell
eolors in oil sizes.
ifperfeet new
I'LL" Grosshop-
per cosss. 1900 500
S-24" GFosshop-
per coses. 1900 TOO
ll-2s" Grosshop-
per cO.e.. 1000 1000
Perfect Pieces Reduced 1 \
comparable value now
z Train coses. blue
Or gray. $500 1850
z Women's Car
Boss, blue or oroY. 47.5o z3.Ty
LIS" coss, gray. $3.50 ie.2S
10 Portfolios. .sunton,
Is" size. l4.e5 T.As
PIeose odd lo00 Federal tox
WGL-Luoooee. 7th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08

/ II million Californians, and
that includes Republicans as
well as Democrats"
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Press Is Thanked

Gov. Brown told newsmen in
front of television cameras on
the lawn of his Los Angeles
home:
"The press treated me very
fairly I'm almost afraid to
say that because my opponent
might say this is evidence Of
special treatment (from the
presS)
THANK you all for being so
fair in this campaign. You
Evening star., 1962-11-08
MOST PAPERS GAVE
SUPPORT TO NIXON

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8 (AP) i.
three-fourths of the
daily California newspapers
that took sides in the guberna-
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Remnonts-Frid0y Only
Girls BIouses
And Shirts

ZOO Girls Cotton BIouses. Various
styles, coIors. 7-l4. Comparable
value 2.oo to 3.9o. ZOO
100 Girls Cotton Knit Polo Shirts.
TIA. Comparable value l.99 to
2.99. 100
W5L--Girls' Apparel, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Remnonts-Fnidoy Only
Juniors Dresses
500 and 300

comparable valaes
1875 to $500
4S Pieces in o group Of silk shon-
tunos, cotton piques, embroidered
silks, flocked nyIons. Both cocktail
and doy wear in the group. Many
ore one-of-o-kind. Comparable
values l7.e5 to $500 500
As Pieces in group Of cottons, silk
oroonzos, DocronG poIyester and
cottons, cotton corduroys. CosuoI
dresses, ioeket dresses and otter
five styles. Comparable values 1875
to 22.e5. 500
WGl-Juniors' Dresses, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08

WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Remnunts-Fnidoy Only
Foshion 5th Shop
Dresses Reduced
comparable
vaIne, 1875

II Dresses for misses, demi-sixes,
q few junior styles included. Choose
pIoids and eIeoE eoIoEs in eoftons
and Bon-IonG nylons.
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Other Bedding Reductions

comparable value now
z 81. Mory's Summer
Blankets, king size.
Tropic-weioht wool;
one rose, one beige.
eoxlo8". 27.5o 1886
IS EieIderest Con-
cord Cotton Bed
spreads, heirloom
type, twin size. more than
White or antique. double s.S6
10 Summer Bed
spreads, cotton pIisse 500 5.S6
Deep Pile Bed
spreod, pIushy
weave. Double, more than
xll2. double 49.S6
Il Pillows Of Poly
foam Polyurethone,
2lx27". 4.99 z.S6
Very Important Woy to Save
100 Assorted Fitted
Sheets, cotton
percole, in Field
crest Rose Arbor more than
pottem. double See
WGL-BIonkets and Bedding,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
comparable NoIue now

W6L-UphoIstery and Droperies,
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Teen Dresses
And Blouses

800 Cotton Dresses in clear colors,
prints, pIoids. Sizes Sis. Compor-
able value 1925 to l4.o5. 500
so Cotton BIouses in clear colors.
Broken sizes. Comparable value
2.99 to 3.99. 100
WGL-Teen-Aee Apparel,
s4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Transitional Dresses

los pieces in group Of eottons,
Bon-Lon@ nyIons, DoeronS poIyester
and eottons, Arnele trioeetotes in
styles for juniors, misses, women
and demi-sixes. Choice OF prints,
checks, stripes or eIeer eoIors. tbs;
$40; l2h-24h and 3S-44.
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-11-08
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Knit-Wits Kits

comparable vaIne
200 and 2.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25

The Warm Glow Of Christmas Giving
Frightened with Decorator Lamps by Clover
2A Mother Of Pearl chino table Iomps with 3wuy lighting and
moching Celonese ofeto shodes. choice of coor $40
2B Tree lamps combination pole bro and brown. white
black meto. step-olhe individual controls $40
2lC Pole Lamps with individual controls colors. $40
3D. Old English bronze fobIe lumps, 81. with shode SIS
2c Coin gold eagle mope finish ubIe lamp. shade $40
2H Tree lomp. bross combined with block brown white $40
I'll. Pole Lump. bross with black brown white. $40
UbPS-Woahngon Floor; Langley and Shhsn level
Evening star., 1962-10-02
Not Rushing
Into Divorce
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

Lana Turner's imminent di-
vorce from businessman Fred
May will be her sixth. When
finalized she can qualify for
Tony's unlucky sevenl
The william Holden Audrey
Hepburn picture, Paris When
1t Sizzles." had to rush in a
new cameraman from Holly
wood. I remember Billy Wilder
had to do the same when he
was filming his "One, Two
Three" picture In Europe. Ire
peat, we have the best tech
nicians in every branch In
Hollywood.
Big Vince Edwards told me
on his return from filming "The
Victors" in the South of Italy
that he didn't enjoy the loca-
tion-"I was worried about al
those earthquakes" Yes, but
that's something we also have
in California. When the earth
starts to move and Jremble, II
really is terrifying.
&#
Yul Brynner treats his bald
noggin with the care a beauty
queen gives her face. He brought
his special makeup man from
England to Tokyo for his
Flight From Ashiya." Yul's
baldpate must not glisten. And
Evening star., 1962-10-02

one Of the armed guards sta
toned outside for his protec-
ton, Have you had lunch yet?"
The guard said no go
have your lunch then," the
President told him. "I1l stand
guard in your place"
E& Eh
PROTOCOL NOTE: At the
Washington premiere Of "Mr,
President" Irving Berlin bought
six tickets-was given seats In
the next-to-last row. Leland
Hayward, the producer, phoned
the box office man and re-
minded him that Berlin had
written the songs for the show
The box office man replied
that he was helpless-that the
seats were allocated according
to protocol: Shall I put the
British Ambassador in the next
to-last row."
Evening star., 1962-10-02

must be attended to constantly
under the hot lights.
Stewart Granger's "Sodom
and Gomorrah" picture has so
much nudity that the producers
filmed special extra scenes for
the TV trailers, Just to get BY
the censors. / believe there
will be problems when the film
is shown here.
&E
Frank Sinatra has been
called a lot of names. But
here's a new nickname-given
me by member of his picture,
"The Manchurian Candidate
shoulders" I'VE could tell
the mood he was in by his
s houlders. If they were
hunched. the word was Watch
outl'"
Neither Jayne Mansfield nor
Eleanor Parker nor Chevalier
or COnnors were involved In
the scenes Producer Ron Cor
ton reshot in Italy last week
for his Panic Button" Ron,
28, and handsome, has been a
pro basketball and football
player, also a boxing champ
and actor. This is the first
time he has functioned as 9
director. Next time ] see Ron
or Miss Parker. I must find
put if they patched up their
fierce battle.
Realism can go too far.
Diane CilentO plays Molly, the
gamekeeper's daughter, in the
British movie production OF
Tom Jones" She becomes
pregnant by Albert .Finney.
When the villagers learn this
they chase and throw mud all
over her. But this wasn't
enough for Director Tony
Richardson. He had her ragged
clothes infiltrated with fleas-
SO she would scratch herself
realistically. Now, really!
Evening star., 1962-10-02
Moscow Cheers
StortIe Hines
sy LEONARD Lyons

MARTIAL NOTE: Herman
Wouk and his wife lunched at
the Four Seasons the other day.
Mrs. Wouk was wearing a Phi
Beta Kappa key her own.
That was my dowry to Her
mana Phi Beta key and a '37
Dodge" said Mrs. Wouk. 1t
was in l945. when new cars
were unobtainable. Mrs.
Wouk's mother had to push the
car to get them started on their
honeymoon drive.
LOCAL NEWS: Lottie Leh-
man may return to the Met, to
help stage Der Rosenkavalier."
Carson McCullers flew to
London last week. She'll par
tieipate, with Roman Gary. Joe
Heller and Kingsley Amis, in
the Cheltenham Festival of Lit
erature panel on Sex in West
ern Literature" James
Gould Cozzens just finished his
first book in five years, Morn
ing, Noon and Night" :. Wal
ter Gould took the Robert Shaw
Chorale to Russia Friday.
PROTECTION DEPT: In
Jerusalem the story is told
about President Ben-Zvi leav-
ing his office at noon. He asked
Evening star., 1962-10-02
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD tNANA).--
Tony Curtis pfpned me to con-
firm that the girl he loves
Christine Kaufman, will Jour-
ney with him to Hollywood
where Tony now plans to make
his Monsieur Cognac" movie,
How about confirming your
marriage date with ChristineP"
1 asked Tony. I'm not going
to deny that we're in love-" re-
piled the star, but we're not
rushing into marriage. Neither
OF us wants to wind UP with
seven divorces. AS you no
doubt know by now. Tony's ex-
wife Janet Leigh got a fast
Mexican divorce from him and
rushed into matrimony for the
third time with businessman
Bob Brandt.
Evening star., 1962-10-02
THE LYONS. DEN

NEW YORK-Jerome Hines,
the Met basso, sang Boris
Godounov" at the Bolshoi in
Moscow recently. He received
six curtain calls and a standing
ovation. Hines was quite sur
prised by this reaction. After
ALL" he said, "how do you think
Americans would react If they
saw Yuri Gagarin on the
launching pad at Cape Canav-
eral?"
TRAVEL NOTE: Frank Sina-
ira heard that the Arab
League had banned his films
and records because Of his activ-
ities in Israel during his world
tour last spring. IF it's true =
said Sinatra, II am deeply dis
appointed that statesmen any
where would condemn anyone
for aiding children, of whatever
faith or origin.
"In Israel, my recent tour was
to raise money for an interfaith
youth center in Nazareth, Q
primarily arab center where the
recipients will be primarily Arab
children. My tour was dedicated
to helping children of all faiths
"I had hoped that adults
everywhere had one thing in
common: A love for all chill
dren.""
FASHION NOTE: Bernie
Hart of "Camelot," reports hav-
ing witnessed the first fight be-
tween two decoy detectives in
Central Park. They fought be-
cause they showed up wearing
identical dresses.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19

committee with national juris-
diction. He takes his place by
reason of seniority and is alb
lie to exercise his personal in
terests and beliefs through
that position.
Again, I regret it has be-
come necessary for MISSISSIPPI
pi to lose a member, bringing
about a contest between my
self and my colleague. How
ever, there is such a wide diff
ference between our positions
and our PHILOSOPHERS that the
people can easily make their
choice.
My colleague is serving his
9Th term, I am serving my
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19

ourselves in to the internal af-
fairs of foreign nations we
have created for ourselves a
really dangerous situation.
| expect to have Marion F.
Buddy" Bishop Of Indianola :
where | lived as a boy : join
my present staff. He has work
ed in the Delta area for the
Farm Bureau; and he and
Benton Elliott, from Ripley,
will make a good team.
| assure you that I shall con-
tinue to have one platform.
ito give to the job the best
| have and to continue to re-
present your best interests"
i will appreciate your vote
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19

18th term. My colleague is on
the committee which author
ICES, | am on the committee
which appropriates funds.
AS to general philosophy, ac-
cording to Congressional Quar-
terly, on 26 votes I voted with
the Southern majority Is
times, my colleague IA times.
My colleague supports for
eign aid, the only member of
the Mississippi delegation :
House or Senate : who does
so. I oppose foreign aid be-
cause I feel we have not on
.ly spent $84.5 billion, inflated
our currency and depleted our
gold supply, but by injecting
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19
Piekens Boy
In Training

Army Pvt. John P. Bowen,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John N,
Bowen, Route 2, Pickens, Miss.
completed the lineman course
at The Signal Training Cen
ter, Fort Gordon, Ca, March
80.
During the eight-week cour-
Sc Bowen was trained to main
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19

tain open wire, lead covered
cables and field communica-
ton wires. He received in
struction in climbing and ope-
rating atop 35-foot telephone
poles.
He entered the Army last
November and completed bas-
ic training at Fort Chaffee
Ark.
The 22-year-old soldier is a
1858 graduate of Holmes Agri-
cultural High School in Good
man and a 1861 graduate of
Holmes Junior College in
Goodman.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19
JAMIE Written RELEASES
FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT

initiate needed public projects,
a right which has proven so
necessary in the preservation
of our national strength and
freedom.
Thanks, Congressman Whit
ten"
Again, a member is elected
by the people of a district; but
once here, he works on a
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19

and influence on June 9Th.
Sincerely,
jamie L. Written, M. e.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19

READ THE WANT ADS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-27

Tess made by the state over
the past few years in treating
mental illness, and proposals
Tor future activities.
Efforts in South Carolina to
improve mental health have
Teen influenced by nation
wide developments in the pre-
vention of mental illness: in
Inc diagnosis. care and treat
ment of the mentally i'll: and
IN the promotion of mental
health, Prof. Calvert writes.
The arti,le reviews activities
o. 1--we agencies as being espe-
tally important to the states
progress in the fields Of men
-! health and mental lines,
the :. &. Mental Health
'ninmi: sion, the State Hospi-
'ii, the General Assembly and
us Legislative Committee on
Mental Health and Mental In
.ututi"nS, the S. c. Vocational
rehabilitation Department. and
INC >. {. Mental Health Assn.
tSCMHA).
froi. Calvert observes that
h'ric progress has been made
u the State Hospital in the
past 10 years than in the en-
IRE previous history of the in
nu,utIOn since its founding in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-27
Whireville Jaycees
Get Charter

The Whiteville chapter of
The Junior Chamber of Com
merce received its charter FRI
Cay night, June %. at 8 O'Clock
nom the state president. John
Kennedy.
The charter meeting was
held at the Holiday Restaurant
beginning at 8 O'Clock and all
members were urged To be
pr, sent.
ii. NJ. Lcamon, local mama
ger of Carulina Power and
Light Company, was the guest
speaker. Guests included past
state president Fred Swartz-
berg of High Point and distric:
Nicc-preSidcnt Kirby Sullivan
oi Shallotte.
The Tabor City chapter ex-
toned thc WhitcvillC chapter.
Saturday, for the clubs first
/ ROGET, some $40 was raised
nom car WASH held at Madi-
,'n ESQ. The proceeds will
y" used Ia help send four
WHIt"viiiy junior golfers Ia
hiiist"h for tournament play.