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Medic Alert Group
Names D. c. Doctor

DR.. John P. Lindsay, of $40
N street S.W., has been named
to the National Medical Ad-
visory Committee of the Medic
Alert Foundation International.
Medic Alert is a health edu-
cation organization that alerts
people to the need for wearing
adequate medical indentifica-
ton so that their conditions
can be more swiftly treated in
the case of emergencies.
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FERGUSON
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career has hardly been a dis
appointment.
He was a teaching fellow at
Harvard for a year after his
graduation in 1851. Still read
ing about nuclear physics in
his spare time, he then entered
practice in New York until
1854. specializing in corporate
and bankruptcy problems.
Mr.. Ferguson is currently
working on his fourth book, a
text on secured transactions.
His first book, 'Desegregation
and the Law published in 1857,
was written for laymen. He has
written two other legal volumes,
THE Enforcement of Judge
ment," published in 1858, and
Materials on Trial Techniques,"
published in 1859.
Leaving private practice in
1854, Mr.. Ferguson became as
sistant United States attorney
for the Southern District of
New York, where he acted as
co-counsel in the Gruenwald
tax-fixing case and the Costello
income tax evasion case.
Aided Racing Probe
During 1852, he was assistant
counsel to the Moreland Act
Commission in the harness rae
ing scandals which rocked New
York politics and the under
world for months.
Shortly before his appoint
ment to the Civil Rights Com
mission, Mr.. Ferguson filed the
Newark school desegregation
suit for the NAACP, one of the
first cases to articulate the
theory of site selection in seq
regated neighborhoods as a
method of perpetuating segre-
gated schools.
He served in the Army from
1912 to 1916, in Europe and the
Philippines, before entering
Ohio State University. Mr..
Ferguson had attended high
school in Baltimore.
Cites Rights Role
Howard plays a great role
in civil rights leadership be-
cause of its historic identifica-
tion," says the new dean Of the
law school, a student Of Eng
lsh constitutional law.
THE country looks TO lawyers
for leadership. Street demon
STATIONS have refocused atten-
ton on the Importance Of law
in controversy" he believes.
Mr.. Ferguson lives at 1892 q
street S.W. with his wife, the
former Dolores Zimmerman, of
New York City, an amateur
artist, and their three daugh-
ters. Claire, Z; Hope, 5, and
Eve. 3.
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Fire Spotter Planes

VICTORIA, British Columbia.
Aug. 8 (AP).-British Columbia
keeps a force of 38 private air
planes under contract to find
and fight forest fires. .
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as to whether Skinner might be
prosecuted after his return to
this country.
A Justice Department spokes-
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u. S. Scouts at ConcIove
Seek World Jomboree

MARATHON, Greece, Aug (AP).-American Boy Scout
executives plugging hard at the 18th World Scouting
Jamboee here for the right to play host to the next concave
The decision will be made at conference of world Scout
executives the Island Of Rhodes jamboree
Marathon ends August IL Nearly Scouts from through
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WARD
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CloIlS on MS throat 10 ala MS
breathing. He was aided to the
end by a breathing apparatus
attached by tubes to the Incl
sion in his throat.
Then yesterday, his heart
weakened. An hour before his
death the hospital announced
he was slowly dying"
Only one member Of his fam
lily was with him when he died
"a brother, Peter. Nurses and
a doctor also were in the sick
room, frightened by blooms Of
carnations and red roses.
The governor of Brixton
Prison-Ward's official guard
ian after cancellation of his
5000 pounds $50, 400) bail-was
speedily informed.
A hospital spokesman said:
I'VE are disappointed rather
than sad at not being able to
keep him alive. We are always
disappointed when we lose a
patient"
The spokesman said there
would be an inquest.
Had Prominent Friends
Ward had travelled in high
circles, called such prominent
persons as Lord Astor and
Douglas Fairbanks, jr., his
friends, claimed Sir Winston
Churchill and others as his
patients.
Miss Rice-Davies testified
she had sexual relations with
Aston and Fairbanks. Both
denied it.
1t was at Astor'S estate that
Ward introduced Profumo to
Miss Keeler in 1861. Ward also
introduced Miss Keeler to Capt.
Yevgeny Ivanov, a naval at
tache in the Soviet Embassy.
It was the fact that she was
carrying on with the War Min
lister and the Russian at the
same time that raised. ques-
tons of security. And the rev.
elation of hijinks in high places
almost toppled Prime Minister
Harold Macmillian's govern
ment.
Ward, the son of a well-to-
do Church of England minister,
went in his early 20s to the
United States where he studied
at the Kirksville College of
Osteopathy in Missouri.
Served in Medical Corps
Graduating in 1898, he re-
turned to England to serve in
the British Army-first as an
enlisted man and later as a
lieutenant in the Royal Army
Medical Corps. After World
War II he opened a consulting
room in London's fashionable
West End. He quickly became
a lion of high society.
A talent as an artist took
him into the most exclusive
circles and even royalty sat for
him. At the same time, his
lucrative practice as an osteo-
path brought the rich and the
famous to his London surgery.
But Ward was still largely
unknown to the wider British
public until the Profunlo affair
broke early this year.
Miss Keeler Phones
After being scorned, ridiculed
and reviled as a ringmaster of
a sensational sex-circus, Ward
had become to many a fright
ened, lonely man whose life
was ebbing away.
Miss Keller telephoned the
hospital several times to inquire
about Wards condition.
Earlier, Christine was visited
by her own doctor and treated
for asthma.
Her friend, Paula Hamilton
Marshall, with whom she is
staying, said: Christine is
very worried and concerned"
Three more portraits by
Ward were sold by the gallery
which put them on public ex-
hibition during the trial. They
brought the total number sold
to SO and the cash raised to
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TOT MN ana low tIdes az the IoI.
from the above: Annapolis, 3A hours;
Bloody Point Light, 4ls hours; Colonial
Solomon's island. 6is hours; Point
Lookout, ia hours.
The Sun and the Moon
Rises Sets
Sun today - GIL am. S:17 pm.
Sun tomorrow 6:11 am. SIG pm.
Moon today 7:l7 pm. All am.
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Resort Area Forecasts

RESORT area EO6ecAbtS
Virginia, Maryland and Delaware
ocean beaches - Clearing tomorrow
Long island and New Jersey beaches
Tomorrow. clearing with high Of 80.
Mays Head and Cape HatteraS area
Pair tomorrow. high 90.
Chesapeake Bay ares-Clearing to-
morrow. high SO.
Skyline Drive--Tomorrow. fair, with
high OF rs.
Water Temperatures
Annapolis. 81; Atlantic City, IL;
ocean City. Md. 70; Virginia Beach,
rs. coast and Geodetic Survey
River Report
Potomac River clear at Harper's
Ferry and clear at Great Falls. Shen-
andoah clear at Harper's Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight 49, II Noon -------- 50
3 am. am. 80 80 Is P.m m. 80 81
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest SO on May and June 10.
Lowest on January "a.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United states Coast
and Geodetie Survey
Today Tomorrow
High ------ 7:13 am. 500 am.
Low $500 1:41a.m. 2:27 am.
High -------- 5:44 pm. $50 pm.
Low 2:24 p.m 3;0S pm
For high and low tides at the fol-
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
TayIorsviIIe
News

Sunday March 81, 1868 the
east side singing institute met
with the Jones Chapel M. B. Oh.
Sunday School were called to
gether by the Supt. Mr.. Audry
Keys song and prayer by the
Supt.; sub. Of lesson. Prepara-
ton for Christ's coming Mark
13;24-37 Motto text; take we
heed watch and pray, for We
know not when the time is.
Mark 1888. The men class was
taught by Prof. V. V. Posey
women class was taught by
Mrs. Celesta Posey well taught
and reviewed report Of money
$500 Adjourn for five minutes.
call back in with singing by
the vice president Mr.. J. ]. Keys
Five churches, were present to
sing two brought their money
very fine session. Spiritually &
financially. Money raised 1884,
"a Bro. J. J. Keys president.
Mrs. c. L. Owens secretary.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
EXPERIMENT CUTS
COSTS, ADDS BEDS

An experiment in GONZALES
cent care is helping to eliminate
two ills that plague both patient
and hospital-high cost of hos
pital room and lack of beds to
accommodate the sick.
Results of the experiment are
detailed in an article in March's s
Good Housekeeping.
At Montefore Hospital in New
York City selected patients who
have passed the acute stage of
their illness are transferred from
their hospital to a special nurs-
ing center in an adjacent build
ing. There, still under thc care
of their own physicians, they re-
ceive convalescent care and re-
habilitation.
The experiment has these ad-
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Kingly Chapel M. E. Church
held their worship service last
Sunday April 7th 1868 in a big
way. Quite enjoyable with a
series of meetings leading up
to Easter Sunday, Monday
night 9th Rev. A. L. Johnson,
Yazoo City and his group, Tues
day night Rev. P. J. Hopkins of
Jackson and his group, Wednes-
dey night Rev. Miller Tayler,
of Vicksburg and his group,
Thursday night Rev. Fred B.
Black, of Jackson and his
group, and Friday night Rev.
l.. H. Newson, of Jackson and
his group.
Sponsor: Mrs. Katie Nc
Curtis, Mrs. Louise Battle and
others.
Pastor: Rev. Rogers.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
Edwards News

Last Sunday was a very busy
day April the 7th 1868 at the
Friendship M. B. Church $50
A. M. Sunday School Mr.. A. N.
Willis Supt. 1855 devotion the
Deacons in charge, music by the
choir Mrs. Edna Hood musician,
following a very fine message
by the Pastor taken from II
Corinthians second chapter and
first verse, Subject "The Cruel
fled Christ" administering the
Lords Supper. At s P. M. B.
T. U. hour Mrs. H. C. Hubbard
in charge in fact the day and
night services was fine.
Mr.. A. N. Willis, Clerk.
Rev. c. L. West, Pastor.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Retired Teachers Honored:
Sunday, March 81, 1868 the
Lincoln County Teachers Asso-
citation paid homage to retired
teachers Of the county. Those
honored for long years of faith
full service were: Mrs. Emma
J. Winston (1915-61) Mrs. Mar
tina F. Barton (1S19-59), Mrs.
Maude B. Allen (1920-1960),
Miss Rosa Newton (1921-1960) =,
Mrs. Elease Smith (1924-1962),
Mrs. Maggie B. Magee (1940-
1861 and Mrs. Virginia F. Hill
(1925-1959).
Mr.. Walter Washington, pres
ident Of the MTA was guest
speaker for the occasion. Also
participating in the program
were Mr.. John Dow, president of
the Lincoln County Teachers AS
sociation. Absent Rev. v. H.
Harris, pastor Beulah Chapel
Church. Mr.. T. J. Rance, Prin-
cipal, Lincoln County Training
School, Mr.. Jesse Buie. Principal
Alexander High and Mullins
Schools, Music for the occasion
was furnished by the combined
Chorus of Eva H. Harris and
Alexander High Schools.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
Purdue Prof. To
Speak AT JSc

DIR. Max Eddy, Teacher -Edu-
Gator of Industrial Education at
Purdue University, will be the
chapel speaker on Wednesday,
April II, at Jackson State Col
lege.
A graduate of Central Mis-
souri, State College where he
received the B. S. in Education,
DR.. Eddy received both the M. 8.
in Education, and the Doctrate
in Education, DR.. Eddy received
at the University of Missouri.
He has worked as Industrisl
Arts Teacher, Cooperative Vo-
cational Education Coordinator,
Research Assistant in Industrial
Education, and Assistant In
structor in Engineering Draw
ing. He came to Purdue in 1866
as an assistant professor. In
1860, he became an associate
professor.
DR.. Eddy has membership in
several scientific, professional,
and honorary organizations in
cluding the American Vocation
al Association, the National
Council of Local Administrators
of Vocational Education, Phi
Delta Kappa, the National As
sociation of Indiana Teacher
Educators, and the Indiana In
dustrial Education Association.
Among his numerous publica-
tions are: Everyone Profits
From on-the-Job Training, Up
holstery: A Course of Study,
Hoosier Schoolmaster of the
1960's, American Partners In In
dustrial Progress. His current
responsibilities at the university
include field service duties,
teaching duties, research activi-
ties, and itinerant teacher train
ing in industrial education and
promotion, and development of
cooperative education programs.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Funeral service for Mr.. David
Lewis a we'll known citizen of
Warren and Kinds County, was
held last Sunday April the 7th
1868 at Brookhaven M. B. Ch.
with Rev. Willie Lacy officiat-
ing burial in Meswagner ceme-
terry. He is survived by two
sons, one sister, two brothers
and a host of relatives and
friends. With Edwards Lodge
1O8 in charge of the Burial.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

1t retains its high blister re-
sistance even when applied
over damp surfaces and dries
with an even film that becomes
impervious to water in to
4 hours under normal drying
conditions. Like quality linseed
Oil paints, the film becomes
progressively more durable and
weather resistant as the oil
oxidiZes.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

The Elementary & High
School Choirs invite you to at
tend the Easter Contata" on
April IL, 1868 at 1880 pm. The
Sponsors are Mary Pearl Gates
and Robbie Hardiman.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
brookhaven
News
Mrs. Cecile Brown,
Reporter

Band Festival: Attending the
District Band Festival at Hazel
hurst Mississippi, March 80,
1868 were the following men,
bers Of the Brookhaven Band
Parents Club: Mrs. Ruby Brock,
Mrs. Goldie Catching, Mrs. Elain
Robinson, Mrs. Ezilton Allen.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
TYIertoWn News

Sunday regular church SER
vice was held at the Shady Oak
Baptist Church. Sunday School
was called together by the Supt.
at 10:OO-Opening period Song
Amazing Grace, Prayer De-
votional Reading Reading (read
responsively); John IL: 44-5O.
Devotional Discussion (by three
teachers of adults; Subject of
the lesson "Jesus Fullfills His
Mission" Mark ID: 1926, 24-31,
1929. Very fine lesson was re-
viewed by the pastor, Rev. I. L.
Leyoun. 11:45 a. m. Devotion
by the Youth. Song by the
Youth choir, prayer by Bro.
Sam Hatten after the an
nouncements by Bro. ]. v.
Posey, pastor was in charge,
St. Luke %: 1-19. Subject "And
He Took Bread, And Gave
Thanks, And Gave Unto Them
Saying, This Is My Body Which
Is Given For You; This Do In
Remembrance Of Me-" Every
one enjoyed the sermon very
much. We had many visitors
from other churches. Money
raised $164.64. Rev. I. L. Ley
oun, Pastor of the Jackson,
Mississippi. Bro. R. c. Johnson,
church clerk.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
CARD OF THANKS

The Lawrence family would
like to show their gratitude to
you for such nice cooperation
with them during the death of
their father. We thank you for
the food, the finance and the
time you spent with us. Words
cannot express how we appre-
ciated it all. May God bless each
of you.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

The Funeral service for Mr..
M. T. Magee was held last Sun
day March the 31th, 1868 at 2
pm. at the Providence, M. B.
church Rev. D. B. Barnes mod
orator of the Sweet Pilgrim Bap-
tist Association. delivered the
eulogy, burial in the Providence,
cemetery. He leaves to mourn
his wife Mrs. Assie Magee two
sisters, of Collins, Miss. two
brothers and other relatives and
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

The 4th 5th Grade play will
be April 18th 1868 Title "Miss
Mollie's Girl" Sponsors: Mrs.
Mae Ola Fields, Mrs. Christine
Lomax.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

vantages:
Cd Costs to the patient in the
center are half what they would
be in the hospital.
(2) Hospital beds are freed
for people who most need them.
(3) A convalescing patient
(who admittedly is sometimes
neglected in a hospitaD will re-
ceive 24-hour-a-day therapeutic
nursing.
ca The number of necessary
doctor visits will be greatly re-
duced.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Funeral service for Mrs.
Mary Robinson a very fine
friend and member of Cham
pion Hill Church was held late
Sunday April the 7th 1868 2:30
D. m. at the Anticach M. B.
Church, the pastor Rev. E. B.
Nelson afficiating.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Not the least of these, points
out a spokesman for Pratt &
Lambert-Inc., is the fact that
this newly developed product
permits painters to put in a full
working day. That's right -
early morning dew no longer
need delay that painting job!
Simply wipe off the dew and
brush on the paint. Pratt &
Lambert, which was first on
the national scene with "6-T-1,"
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

mings.
Sister Katie Winston, Presi-
dent, Sister Mary Byrd, Sec
retary, Sister Mary Thompson,
Treasurer and Rev. Span Pas
tor.
RETURNS TO CITY: Mrs.
Charity Adams has just return
ed from Chicago, Illinois where
she visited with her sons and
daughters, others relatives and
friends.
SICK AND SHUT-INS: A
mong the sick and shut-in OF
the community are: Mrs. Vinie
Walker, Mrs. Ludie Hawthorn,
Mrs. Rose Hooker, Mrs. Min
ME Baggett, Mrs. Lenora Park
er, Mrs. Estella Robinson, Mr..
Eliga Howell. Their many
friends hope and pray for a
complete and speedy recovery
for each.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Post Easter Parade At YWCA
Wednesday, April II, 7 P. M.
The Branch Y.W.C.A. will
hold its Annual Post Easter
Parade on Wednesday April II
at z P. M.
All children and teenagers
are invited to show off their
Easter finery at this time.
The public is invited to at
tend. A donation of 15c and 25c
will be taken at the door.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

SUDDEN death came Monday to
Mrs. James Buchanan April
the 9Th 1858 one of our beloved
friends and long time citizen.
Funeral and burial are set for
Thursday of this week April
the 18th.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
Special Notice

Special Notice
The regular Ballet and Music
classes that meet on Saturday
will meet Friday, April IL be-
cause of Easter.
Music classes will start at
1880 p. m. and Ballet at 8 p. m.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

General Solicitation Division
Off To A Good Start
The General Solicitation Divi-
sion leaders and Team Captains
are busy making contacts on
their quotas.
This group will report Tues
. day, April 16 at 6 P. M. We
. hope each Team will have
report.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Mr.. J. M. Cousin and daugh-
ter, Cheryl attend the state Tri-
Hi-Y & Hi-Y Meeting Sunday
in Columbus. They also visit
their brother and uncle.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Church, with Rev. P. T. Thadi-
son, pastor officiating. Johnson
Funeral Home was in charge of
arrangements with interment
in Carver Heights Cemetery.
Miss Bracy is survived by her
mother, two sisters, one broth
er, and host of other relatives
and friends.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
Brookhaven
News
Mrs. Cecile Brown-Reporter

USHER BOARD MEETS
The Usher Board of st. Mark
Baptist Church met Sunday,
April 7, 1868, at the home of
Mrs. Syvanna Myles, with the
president Sister Katie Winston
presiding.
The worship program includ-
ed the lesson for the day taken
from Luke % with Sister Leola
Beard. Bible teacher in charge.
Responses by Deacon Homer
Smith and Rev. Span of St.
Mark.
Twelve members, four child
rem and five visitors, Mrs.
Martha Huston MI. and Mrs.
Scott Brown and son, and Mr..
B. Benjamin were present for
the meeting.
Following the program the
hostess served a delicious Tur-
key Dinner with all the trim
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
Y.Teen Easter Egg Hunt

The Y-Teers of the Branch
Y.W.C.A. will have their Easter
Egg Hunt, Friday from A -
4:30 p. m.
All Y-Teens are invited.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Clark, Mrs. Dorothy Archie,
Miss Essie Randle and Mrs. B.
j. CASTOR.
Y-Teens are: Vera Jean Lo-
max, Roslyn Velesga CASTOR,
Lorna Shird, Loretta Shird,
Ola Pearl Tucker and Risi
Hicks.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Program of the young youth
choir. Met March 81, 1868 at
Shady Oak M. B. church Sunday
night 7:30 pm. Opening song
"What a Friend We Have in
Jesus" song "How Great Thy
Art" After the Introductory
from the Marion Mrs. Mezzie
Tedson Amazing Grace.
Guest speaker Rev. S. L. john
son Theme; 2 Ecclesiastes Sub.
Puton the breast plate of right
ious, all injoyed Rev. Johnson
very much pray he live long
time and continuing to preach
Gods Word.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
SOCIETY SLANTS
YWcA News
quota Busters In The Advance
Iifts Division of The Branch
L. w. e. A. CAMPAIGN

Gifts Division of The Branch
7. w. c. A. Campaign
Tuesday, April 9, 1868 was
report night for the Advance
Gifts Division of the Branch
\. w. c. A. Building Campaign.
The quota for each Team was
S2,5OO.00. We had three Teams
to go over the quota. They were
10 and Is headed by Mrs. C. c..
Mosley and DR.. C. D. Thompson
respectfully and the Committee
on Administration. The runner
up is team l with Mr.. A. A.
Alexander as Team Captain.
This Team has reported the
largest amount of cash.
The next report night Tues
day, April 16, at z P. M.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Funeral Services: Funeral ser
vices for the late Miss Ruth
Bracy were held Monday, April
1, 1868 from st. James Baptist
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Prayer for the Shut-In Mrs.
Lola Barnes one of the Sweet
kindest member of Shady Oak
M. B. church in Collins, Miss.
Hospital.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
Have You Renewed Or

Joined The Y. w. c. A.
Join your Y.W.C.A. today.
Persons joining this week are:
Mrs. NJ. C. Collins, Miss Cly-
mathes King, Mrs. Miriam
Smith, Mrs. Marie C. Austin,
Mrs. Wyllie A. Singleton, Mrs.
Geneva Bridgeman, Mrs. Myrtle
Hicks, Miss Annie Pearl Byrd,
Mrs. Mildred Evans, Mrs. Luth-
cree Thompson, Mrs. Linnie
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Mr.. Willie Dixon and family
and grandson Mr.. James Ed
ward Dixon from Biloxi, Missis-
sippi was home Saturday and
Sunday visiting his father and
mother Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dix
on. We enjoyed them very
much.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

a water thinnable linseed oil
house paint, says "6-T-1" also
offers oil durability and gloss
finish, plus quick cleanup Of
brushes and equipment with
soap and water.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
Calhoun City
eWs

Funeral services were held at
the Piney Grove Church near
Calhoun City, Miss. for Mr.. Jim
Lawrence, Sunday April 7, at
1880 pm. Rev. F. F. Jaferson
officiated with Pryor Funeral
Service in charge of arrange
ments in the church cemetery.
Mr.. Lawrence is survived by 8
children, one sister and three
brothers.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Mrs. Ella Ruth Hardwick and
son from Toledo, Ohio visited
her sister & father over the
weekend.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13
Wipe off Dew. Brush
On Wo+er ThinnobIe
linseed Oil Point

With the advent of Spring,
the traditional time to spruce
up around the house, comes q
reminder to homeowners from
one of the nations Oldest paint
manufacturers not to overlook
exterior water thinnable linseed
oil paint which offers many
unique advantages.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

The Tri-Hi-Y & Hi-Y dele
gates and sponsors enjoyed the
weekend in Columbus. They at
tend the State Meeting.
Mrs. A. NJ. Gray was one of
the advisors and principals re-
ceiving the Hi-Y & Tri-Hi-Y
honor Pin at. the 10th Annual
Session, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Morgan
of Greenwood, were visitors in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
brey Enochs. They also attend
ed the funeral of Mr.. Jim Law
renee.
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

Prayer for the sick and shut
in Mrs. Lola Barnes and Mrs.
Molly Wade.
Do light-blonde tints cover
gray? Almost always. Gray hair
is resistant around the hair line
so cover these first and gener-
ously. Strand-test often to make
sure.
Good Housekeepino Maouzi,e
Jackson advocate., 1963-04-13

friends.
Evening star., 1963-01-07

was elected governor in 1854
and 1858.
He resigned the governorship
in 1861 to become Secretary Of
Health, Education and Welfare.
He resigned that post last year
to run for the Senate seat of
Republican Prescott Bush, who
is, retiring. Mr.. Ribicoff married
the former Ruth Siegel in 1881.
They have two children, Peter
and Jane.