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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-26
Our
Readers
Say

We of the Phoenix Chapter OF the
prandeis University Women's COM
-,n;tfee cannot begin to express our
annreciation for the wonderful CO
operation the Phoenix jewish news
has given us in publicizlng our re-
cent Western Regional conferences.
We feel that you had a large snare
in its outstanding success anu
nosted copies of The Phoenix Jew
iSb News on our bulletin board az
the workshop where 1T attraMc.eu ecu
,o,,ch favorable comment from the
national officers as well as uie
delegates from various states.
The conference inspired II {
whole region and imbued our own
members with great enthusiasm
c,,lYninating in named endowments
bv Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ADelson'
Maurice Brown, DR.. and Mrs. Mor-
ton CONFESS, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Leon
Leonson and endowments by WI ;
and Mrs. Charles Korrlck, Ut;
and Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich, Mr.. ana
Mrs Morris Meckler, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Mark LiebSohn.
Now that conference is over we
are concentrating on our regular
activities-our Study Group whose
topic is Red China will have a spe-
cial meeting at Arizona State UNI
versity where two professors, ex-
perts on this subject, will deoate
the issue of Red China's admls-
sion to the United Nations. This
meeting will take place in Feoru-
arv and will be open to the pubic.
our only Phoenix student al
Brandeis Miss Alys Katz, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Katz. will return to Phoenix OF
Jan. % and be at home until Feo
Q She is returning from semes-
fer in Brandeis' Hiatt Institute.
AS our meetings are not sched'
uled regularly, you have been in
valuable as a means OF keeping
our membership in touch with ootr
our local affairs and events o
interest taking place at the uni
versity itself.
Sincerely yours,
Mrs. Alan H. Oseran,
President
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-26

You never say goodbye when
Won live in Phoenix reIneIh. :
ber as I am certain so many Oh
vou do when we said goodoye 70
friends and relatives back East anu anu
their desperate "when am l ever
Going to see you again?" look! Lit
tIe hv little through the years, we
have said hello in Phoenix TO near
w every one of them, and tn y
ended up thinking we were pretly
smart to make the move
lust enjoyed a visit WIN a
friend from New York who mas
heen INV friend since, COrneha
Ot;s skinner would say, 20 u
hearts were young and gay -
On her return home she SEM a
letter which included a checN
for a subscription to the Phoenx
Jewish News as she decided tiia'
write more regularly to you III
phoenix and this was one way u
hearing from me
She told us of an interesting eH-
nor;enca The neighborhooo III
Which she lives has recently haa d
go ~ influx of Chassidic Jews. Ihls
is a mystical, pious sect when IVA, was
founded by 1.-The Bal Shem Lov ",
ioOtiue ~ the middle of the 18th Century
nnd ~ III the followers still retain the
same dress and orthodox oDsein, y,
snces They express their 6ehea III Il
4,.Saisno through music, dancing
noetry and the joy OF creatlNlly ~:
My friend, who works an oe weeM, On
nod 10 attend to some chores on
Saturday morning. She was ruSm7 IA
30 home from the dressmaker anu
l,9 rrocerv .e store when she fell ana
Ser packages scattered "a
rI,ass;d ~ and his son came along al
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-26

Translation from a Hebrew note
Alan Wick sent his parents in Phoe-
nix from Israel:
Beloved Mother and Dad and
Family:
Greetings to all of you. 1 was
happy to receive your lovely pack
ages that you sent to me for Hanu-
kah. Thank you very much and
rest assured that I shall use them
well. 1 have been thinking of you.
Please always give me what is go
ing on in the family as l am so
happy to know that you are think
ing of me at this time. have fin
ished my work with the Kibbutz
and the planting of olive trees. l
have not written to you very much
this time but more will come later.
First thing is that you have Hap
DIV Hanukah and may all my good
wishes go forth to you. I hope, Dad,
that you will be able to read and
understand what 1 have written.
This is only brief letter and next
time I shall write you more|
+
There has been much happiness
here in the Kibbutz this past week
of Hanukah with parties every
night on the Ulpan. We decorated
the classroom and had big party.
Jacque, Gideon, and I sang "When
Johnnie Comes Marching Home" in
original Hebrew translation, which
rhymed POLITICALLY, to guitar accom-
paniment. We have translated
about ten U. S. songs into Hebrew
for the benefit of those who do not
know English.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-26
Al,Aete7

that time and ruSnoO OVSI q II u
helped her to her feet He then
looked around at the packages on
the ground and said Sorry, it is
Shabbos and I cannot help you pick
up your packages!"
NEWS ABOUT TOWN: = Was
there a shotgun wedding? The wo-
men working at the Playground
for the annual Hadassah Rummage
Sale would like to know -. "A
beautiful wedding dress with
pressed bouquet and an Old snot-
gun were found. Also automooheS,
minks, toys, books, antiques ana
new merchandise are among the
many items to be sold at the pre-
sale Thursday, Feb. 1 = 1:3o-S:oo
and Friday, February = l0 a. M
2 p. m. hor
new position as program ASSIST
ant and cOOrdinatOr OF Betty wat
ars, prOgram "Open House,
to n. M. KPHO-TV. The Lou
Rermans and the Oscar Lever
ants were in l.. A. for the furnl-
ture and drapery show. halph
Rirnberg. youth director at tne
Jewish Center, is gathering hs
own team with the additlOh u
his second boy. -
On the mend are Tillie Zaslow'
DR. Joe Shafer, Faye Gross, Faye
Ieeacs and Jarvis Weiss. Glao W
know YOU are feeling better =.
Good Tck to the Carl Silvers IN
tbe;r new home. Arlene ana VIII
Gordon will be leaving PhoenlX Ioi
Scottsdale and new nome: Vlsle-
inc Freda Neuer, the Girl r lluay ;;
nf the Jewish Community Councl'
ora Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel wax
sieter and brother-in-laW Oh LeVl'-
brenda (Mrs. Morris) Meckler Is
ono Of the beloved women IN our
community. Her warm trlenosnip,
devoted service and graclousness
ulo,,ld suffice for splendid human
ho;no hut she is talented, mteiii'
cent and has great understanding ae
,vou I know something else
- Che is an excellent homemaK,
"a cook and I asked her for q
recipe for you. -, at ool
RRENDA WILL direct Il Q
Homeward Angel" at the Fnoelnt ak
title Theatre the week OF WA -
1"1o and is now preparing pane
discuSsion for Hadassah Feo. 20 Vi
u.odern Jewish fiction when oul
iocaI rabbis will participate. Sne i
+,,v;no to track down certain mover:
Of the 3Os and 40s, many OF VIM, 4,,l
are out of print and not III l;' ui'
library. If anyone has movers VI III, III,
ner;od Of Jewish content, she woul'
ppnoreciate hearing from you.
Brenda gave me two recipes y
choose from and l will save OH
for another letter.
Latin-American
Ch;cken Salad (Serves 81
1h cups diced chicken; l72 cup
diced ed celery; q cup diced ayo-
oado. 81 cup diced pineapple;
tsns. lemon juice-% tsp. salt;
tsp. capers; 3 tbsps. choppeu
n;m;entos: u cup real mayOn-
roise. lettuce. Mix together hght,
Iv: Chicken. avocado, celery anu y
, pineapple. To mayOnnaise a u u
, lemon Juice, salt, capers ana pl-
r,;antos. About an hour before
serving. drain liquid which may
have accumulated in chicken
, mixture and toss lightly. Serve
I'll 80 Iaffu0p
5 | would love to hear anou' "a ai'i
: thing important in your lie. II
pleasure to share experiences
: Shalom,
Lillian Feiler
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-26
Aid PLANNING Set

NEW YORK (JTA) = More uIdI.
25O Jewish leaders, consisting OF
members of the Board OF Gov
ernors of the Israel Bond Organl-
zation and campaign chairmen IN
major cities in the United States
and Canada. will meet in a three
day planning conference oeglnnlllg
FRIDAY Jan. 12, to draft program
of large-scale economic aid to Is
rael in 1862, DR.. Joseph ..
Schwartz vice president of the
organization announced.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-26
BY DEBORAH JAFFA METZ
The News Own COlumniSt

The trial of Adolf Eichmann
brought to the attention of a reluc-
tant world the terrible crime of the
NaZiS.
Through the accounts of wit
nesses it became apparent that,
aside from certain noteworthy ex-
ceptions, there was none to help,
or even to protest the treatment of
the millions of victims.
IXyho LnoIvc how YnanV lives could
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-26

WlLO h1lOW . AAOV
have been saved
if people w h o
knew the extent
of the crime had
taken b r a v e r
measures against
it?
The National
Jewish Post edi-
torializes that this
lesson must not
be overlooked in
the future: "WhO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

HsTnMn Hnffrnan. fnmer
H1E1HfR Justice OF Special
Ss2mIH. nuttnE Senatur East
HIEfSinteErst in Judge Cnuper's
un1TtiIEt1 mn ttle Federal bench.
1sEtffHh tt1at within the last
a1z munftix T1H visited Judge
GMnErS EeEteraE courtroom
dnrr m five times and had
nEHrh lawyers Comment that he
wW a uEz1hEr gentieznan' and
mIRfh am iEfean ilIdEe.
gIniEe Harry Clay Gfrenberg
m ttfE New Hnn-E State Supreme
Gnu-t testified he had came
dTnm MtH+t1HiS Vineyard. to
hHtp ussr1fg a great wrong"
This MINI" lldRe Green
hEaE ZiTt., has as fine a sense
mi IiIzstEE, fair play and de-
Ua1Try ans any iva ever met IN
pIfilr lire"
DITffH GAurzH b DeLuea.
dnrnHT chief itIsstCe OF special
8eRmIE HIIh fnTmEr lieutenant
4Dm-Imu1 New York. said that
wtfHn tfH was chief Judge of the
Unrrt m wtiEth nIdge Cnuper
fnznH-E ME he hEarf nu conn.,
nmI1TE af1mItt uIdNH Cooper and
nfHsn wiss1Hkt tt1erE were more
IiIEftR8 Like him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
BrowneII , Rosenmon
Oppose Judge Cooper

E4EEz 1az1mTE 0uumS1t4uTr was
1H primarily ON 1ldRe Co..
1ES LEiE M iI1niCil tempera-
mHIK.
\ Denying any '-pEES1uaI VEN
dfa1EE" IITmNeEf IN tina 0pp0a-
1mL, QIEfRH HoSeE1mau assured
1fH Gunm1ttEe that the on
lEnsttmn qf tina View YORK City
HEr. tina American Bar ASso-
GH-m ami tina New York
0nuITy EAzEyHH Association
&1zEeEt S1ieiF ON the evidence
11Ey have mtt1ere1f mad showed
ND 1HE 0f any personal hos
T1ifs ffAtIlE
1IuEH Gn8pEE. VIM has lis
TsIHn silently as hE has been
1HIth nmulE praised and criti-
nzzr, WaB eEQEEtEEf To testify
nm hl1mzs4f latter to-day
Earlier u1aX. pnuunnenfH in
8zsEzh tt1HF haEf heard M com-
liM1TE aflmIt 1ldRe Co0per's
Temperament or c1ndilEt ON the
liEIUfh.
I WIlHzn ttiH first witness At
1B-lEE HdIlEz< = Brown. praised
.qIIffR GnHuEr as ''une of a
fM1uf1In dF dHEfiEzted PERSONS"
RITn "a wam1nearref human
1EI1g, Chairman EaStIand
8stHsn hmm IL he had seen
1IEftB GnauEr in tina Federal
Enr-z. SAzIHtur Easttand in
diEafEzh that TINS il his princi-
uHl interest uuyw
AS MI. BuW7n finished his
WmrfSm praise. Seymour Klein,
nlTzITtnE tt1e Bar AssOcia-
Ttmn Gr the City of View York,
Rstzf tina cuInmittee To ask Mr..
RmEm il hH haEf neen refused
HI1ulzsmn tD tina association.
SaIHrEur Eaks1az1n mrt the CUES
tim. ami WI. Hluwn acknuwl-
afiHEh ttfHf1 his SpuIls0rS had
1R@sn aEitEzf tn Withdraw his
HuniEzttmn after tt1e assOcia-
tim hHEh mHCfe it's Investigation
m MIN. T1H aftuTrey sairt he
1im1nHzf tD neEleW his request
I'M At1nlSzsnm in the fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
ny MIRIAM DTTENHERS
BtarssaHw-ibsr

81 1-AA4 HSA-ANIL
Former Attorney Ga1RRI
Herbert BruWnan ann June
Samuel ]. RnsenmHn. a fu-nRr
special counsel I'd RHsifis11K
Roosevelt and Truman, 1uIsy
opposed the nomination IN
Judge Irving Ben CHuusr I'D 1R
a Federal judge.
Both appeared hefnTf "A R
cial Senate Judiciary SuiEum-
mittee as II continued IT'S ND
1onged hearings I'M tine mIHst
controversial judgsst1Ip nuum-
nation made by PresinFn1
Kennedy.
Mr.. BrDWnen, RppHariIg rs
president of the New YnTk City
Bar Association, said rtfIHt lBT1th
as its president and individually
he opposed ,Judge OnuIf1E
candidacy To be a jung m tfR
Southern District M New Bu1k.
because j do mt hslfsB me rs
qualified"
Mr.. BrDwnRn Reviewed ttfR
testimony OF opposing N1t-IFezsE
and concluded tf1Et, III BHsr a
clear case M lack m judicial
temperament existed, tins rs n
II ever a candidacy fnr Judge
ship called fur refusal M Eun-
ffrmation, ] respectfully summit
this is the case"
Evidence Conflict Eutsd
Chairman ERBtlRn6 and
Senator Heating, Republican
of New York, emphasized TINT
they were interested IN 1IIfiEe
Cooper's conduct during ms
nine months On the FesrfEral
bench as a recess RupDIIrtR
They noted testimony frnm I'M
earlier witness to-day that n ls1n
Of attorneys WhD had HI1uEHrEn
before Judge CBUper nm ttfR
Federal bench showed AL prHiSe
and no opposition.
Mr.. Bruwnell said ms Rszp-
citation had rejected such a lsnI
as unreliable since KnmR M tine
cases IN which these HttnrIHB
had appeared were still I'M
litigation. He said tine nm
association considered 1ti1Ht tine
question of his conduct RS am
interim RppDintee YVES ''tirRE
plicably linked" with mis- EzuR-
rience ON the bench Dver tine
years. He said he heliBHd UufigR
CoOper's entire Tecurd nm tine
bench should he taken IiIftp
consideration.
Judge R0Seuman, WIND EeTVHn
on New Ynrks Supreme Dnu1
for 10 years hefuTe hEEumirR
special counsel I'D twD RrHs-
dents, testified as chairman M .
the New York Ctty's bar Cum
mittee ON the JudiriHry. wfhirh
voted to oppose Judge CHuIRrS
nomination.
Cites Bar Investigation
He testified that. after rttH
President appointed 1uigeD nD-
per, the bar committee IlEcIFlEn
to make a further inveEti 4n-
ton of Judge Cooper I'M 1rH-
Rration for the Senate hHarirIg
Describing the iinwstigatIun
and the Bar AEs8ciHtiuIik ND
position as '.Hn unpleasant ttnsk
for all of us" Judge RnsRn-
man said the New Ynrk bar
Evening star., 1962-12-23
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
$50 am. q Chapel Of the Air. Rev.
Billy Graham, guest.
1000 am. a Christmas Concert. Little
heard music. John Butler Dance
Group.
1870 pm. q Washington Report.
Americas Relations With the Out
side World.
2:3O pm. q Gesu Bambino. Jesus and
Mary Choral Group OocaD.
3:30 pm. q AmahI and the Night
Visitors. (RepeatO
800 pm. q Don Juan in He'll. GaIIau-
det College teIeversion. (LocaO
800 pm. q Ed Sullivan. At Guam
tanamo with Louis Armstrong.
$50 pm. q Year Of Conformation
News review and analysis.
1000 pm. q Telephone Hour. Jane
Wyatt, hostess.
MONDAY
1000 pm q Bing Crosby Special. Mary
Martin, guest.
Ills pm. q Services St. John the
Divine, New York.
1900 pm. @ Midnight Mass. St. Pat
ricks, New York.
12:00 pm. q Midnight Mass Shrine of
the Immaculate Conception tIocaD
12:00 pm. q Services. Christ Church
tMethodist), New York.
TUESDAY
HOO am. % Services. The Washington
Cathedral. (LocaIO
loo pm. q Opera for Christmas.
Christ Congregational Church.
(LocaI)
400 pm. q Exploring. Skitch Hen
derson, the Ritz Puppets
1870 pm. "a The Gift Of Talent. Five
young artists. Dick Clark emcees.
WEDNESDAY
7:30 pm. 0 Wagon Train Art Link
letter, guest.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12

Silent Grove Sunday School
was opened at the usual hour
with Asst. Supt., Jesse Jossell,
Jr., in charge, with a very
Spiritual Devotion conducted
by the Devotional Committee.
The lesson was well taught by
Bro. Jossell, Jr. Total present,
81. Total offering, $10.15. Bro.
Charles Henty, Sec, Bro.
Jesse Jossell, Jr., Asst. Supt.
Among the visitors were the
grandsons of Bro. and Sis.
Harlem Shaw, little Harlem
and Darrell of Memphis, Tenn.
The Silent Grove VIVA and
Sunshine band are sponsoring
Mothers Day Program on
Mothers Day, Mrs. Ruth Lee
Hentz is leader.
The Missionary Society is
sponsoring the IL Keys to
Gods Resources, Sunday
Night, May 49,, Mrs. Pearl H.
Taylor is present.
Silent Grove is having it's
Church Budget Drive, begin
ming May 21-25.
The Sunday School is hav-
ing a Calendar Tea, June 10,
at $3.50 P. M. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Marks Elementary School
PTA is holding its regular
monthly meeting, May Is at
7:30 P. M, Mrs. c. D. Jossell,
Pres, Mr.. j. L. Hudson, prin-
cipal.
Mrs. Sarah Avant gave her
husband, Mr.. Avant a surprise
birthday party, May 6 at g.:
P. M. This was a most enjoy
able event and largely attend
ed by the many friends of this
85 year old citizen.
Mrs. Pearl H. Taylor and
Mrs. c. H. Martin visited the
sick members and friends.
Sunday evening and are happy
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12

The Juniors of the Goshen
Fannin Elementary School en-
tertained the Seniors with a
Banquet on May 4 at 7:30 PM,
using for their theme: "a
Night in Hawaii" which was
carried out beautifully. Silver
stars hung from the top of the
Cafetorium, the windows were
draped with chains of Pea
Green and Pink Crepe paper,
the class colorS; and a silver
Star hung in the center of
each Window. In each corner
stood a beautiful palm tree,
over the theme, hung a silver
moon. The tables were cover
ed with white linen cloths and
centered with lovely bouquets
of pink roses The color
scheme was carried out in nap
kins and plates. ToaSts were
given to the 9th grade by Miss
Shirley Ann Johnson and Miss
Marva Faye Harvey. Toasts
by the 9th graders were given
by Misses Verdine Adams,
Martha Wallace, Eddie Jean
Brooks, Bertha Ruth Williams,
Virginia Branch, Bobbie l..
Grant and Rosie P. Washing
ton. The address was given
by the Principal, Mr.. Henry
Cannon. The menu was chick
en- salad on lettuce, Ritz crack
ers, Pea Green and Pink Cake
and Ice Cream and Hawaiian
punch. The young people en-
joyed music during the eve-
ming. Sponsors were: Mrs.
Joanna Parker and Rev. P. HI.
Brown. The scenery was done
by Mesdames Joanna Parker
and Zadie Harvey.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12

On Sunday morning, May 6,
Bro. Ezra Towner and wife,
accompanied Rev. G. w. Ward
and wife to the Olive Ray M.
B. Church, Pope, Miss, where
Bro. Towner gave the IL: A.
M. message which was his Sec
ond sermon, after which Rev.
Wilder offered prayer. Rev.
Wilder is pastor of Pope
Chapel Methodist Church.
Rev. Ward reports very fine
services that were enjoyed by
all. Those who visited from
Marks were: Rev. and Mrs.
Wilder, Rev. G.. w. Ward and
wife, Mrs. Sarah Ward, Mrs.
Ida Mae Towner, wife of Bro.
Ezra Towner and Mr.. j. JOS.
sell, Jr., who is the Assistant
Supt., of Silent Grove Sunday
School and one of the instruc.
tors of the Quitman County
High School.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12
RAYMOND NEWS
Miss Irmarie Donaldson.
Reporter

The Carver Junior High
School presented its May Day
Activities, May l in the
schools gymnasium, with the
following activities: Process
sional, Growing of May Day
Queen and King; Wrapping of
May Pole; Group Activities
(Grades 1-9 Basketball games,
Social.
The Queen and King we're
selected from the classroom
reporting the highest amount
OF money. The 9th grades.
sponsored by Miss Juanita
Lawyer were the winners, with
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12

The Shady Grove c. M. E.
Church, Fannin, Miss, held its
Spring Rally Day, Sunday,
May 6. The regular service
was held at 11:3O A. M. by
the pastor, Rev. A. Jenkins.
After the morning service
the solicitors for the rally
made their reports which to-
tailed $96.12. Prizes were
given to all who reported $500
or more. These solicitors
were very generous to give
back to the church, cash prizes
they received. The members
were happy to have the pastor
and his wife participate with
them in this rally. Dinner was
served to the pastor and his
wife.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.. Burnett
and family were happy to have
as their guests, Sunday eve.
ming their daughter, Mrs. Ma
mie Lee Taylor and two grand
sons, Joseph and Robert Earl
of Jackson and Mrs. Burnett's
sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrett White and their
granddaughter, Barber also
from Jackson. These guests
enjoyed a delicious chicken
dinner with all the trimmings,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
nett took the guests to view
their new house that is being
built. All of the guests ex-
pressed themselves as having
greatly enjoyed the evening.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12

Mrs. Zadie Harvey attended
the graduation exercise of the
Automotive and Electrical
Motor Tune Up Course, held
at Carter High School in
Brandon, May 4 at 8: P. M. Mr..
T. j. Harvey was member of
a class of 18. Mr.. Lawrence
Jones, Asst. Principal deliver
ed the Commencement Ad-
dress. After the exercises the
class and guests wer served a
delicious plate luncheon of
Salmon Salad on Lettuce,
crackers and punch.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12

Mrs. Ollie Scott is on the
sick list. She was visited Sum-
day by her nephew and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Perk john
son of Jackson, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12

Dates of other activities oc-
curing at Carver Junior High
School are:
May 10, at 8: P. NJ, Primary
Operetta; May IL, $50 A. M,
All Club Rally. May Is, 8:
P. M. Family Night, May 18,
10: A. NJ, Honor's Day. May
20; 3: P. NJ, Promotion Day
Exercises. May 81, s: P. NJ,
Junior High Drama.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12

Mr.. Jack Scott attended the
appreciation Day" at Little
Zion Methodist Church, Sun
day evening.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12

to report many of them much
improved. Rev. J. w. Gayden,
pastor; Mrs. Bertha Shegog,
reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12

On April 26, the Intermedi-
ate Department presented it's
Operetta, Seasons of Happi-
ness" This was a most en-
Joyable program. Sponsors
were: Mrs. Cleo McNair, chair
man, Mrs. Cora S. Reed, Mrs.
Malissia S. Dixon, Mr.. Lonnie
B. McCollum, Mr.. Cleveland
L. West.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-12

Virgie Brown crowned Nav
Day Queen and Tommie Lee
Warner, King.
A financial report of each
teacher is as follows: Miss
Ruth B. Davis, $1.00; Mrs. EN-
ma H. Marshall, 800; Mrs.
Bernice Harris, ITO; Mrs. Ma
rie Jones, 2.25; Mrs. Jessie l..
Willis, 1.30; Mrs. Lille B. Ran.
som, 800. Mr.. Cleveland l..
West, 100; Mrs. Cello McNairm
LOO; Mrs. M. E. Howard, 1.95;
Mrs. Cora S. Reed, 200; Mrs.
Malissia S. Dixon, 800; Mrs.
c. D. Murray, 2.O5; Mrs. F. B.
Ingram, 200; Mr.. Oscar White,
200; Miss Charlie B. Burns
800. Miss Juanita Lawyer
500; from the Social, $8.25
making a total of $42. Spon
sors, Mrs. M. S. Dixon and
Miss c. B. Burns.
Smyrna times., 1962-05-10

last week, but she is home and
cut at this time.
Weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Harman was Mr..
Peter Sorsen, cousin of Mrs.
Harman. Wilmette. Illinois.
Mrs. Almina Farrown. Mil
ford is usitingher daughter and
family. Mrs. U. Lee Harman.
Elder and Mrs. WilliamMof
fet. Hagerstown, Md; spent last
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Hughes. other guests in
cluded their son and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen P. Hughes,
PhoenixHlle, Pa.
The regular meeting of the
W.S.C.S. was held in Social
Hall of the church on Tuesday
evening. This was the annual
Pledge Service Meeting. 1t was
conducted by Mrs. Olin Ford.
She with the help of her com :
mittee used a Candle light Ser
vice which was very impress
sive,
Smyrna times., 1962-05-10
Guidance Aids
Plan Meeting

Guidance counselors from
Delaware high schools have
been invited to a meeting at the
University of Delaware on May
rs.
Designed to re-acquaint the
counselors with offerings and
new developments at the cam
pus. the meeting will include
tours of new facilities and brief
talks by deans and administra- :
tive heads.
Dr.. GeorgeM. Worrilow. vice
president for university re-
lations. will speak at a dinner
In the Student Center. His topic
will be Meeting the Educa-
nonal Needs of Our Delaware
Student in 1862"
The program is under the
direction of DR.. Edward OFT.
director of admissions. Dead
line for reservations is May
Is.