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The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-09
WHITSEY RITES

Services Of Matthew Whitsey
were held today at 1 pm. at 81.
Luther Baptist Church with the,
Rev. Fred B. Black. pastor. CIV
ing the eulogy. Whitsey is sur
vived by his wife. Mrs. Roberta
Whitsey; two brothers. Calvin
and Albert Whitsey of Chicago: a
grandfather, Frank Whitsey Of
Hattiesburg.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-09
Scouts Recognition
Ceremony Held
At TouqoIoo

A recognition dinner was
given by the Jackson Divi-
sion of the Boy Scouts OF
America Wednesday in the
Student Union Building at
Tougaloo College with Dean
A. A. Branch, division chair
man, serving as master OF
ceremonies.
Dean Branch commended the
men with whom be had worked,
congratulating them on t h cir
leadership in the recognition din
ner, summer camp activities,
health and safety; roundtables,
organization and extension; lead
ership training: courts OF honor;
advancement; scout leaders and
the functioning Of the commits
sioner's office.
He stated that although til e
group should be greatly inspired
by the fact that five scouts were
awarded Eagle Badges recently,
they could not rest on their lau-
rels, but must push on to greater
achievement during the coming
year.
Invocation was by the Rev. r.
NJ. Stevens; Welcome by H. E.
Briggs: Commemorative tribute
by j. o. Harrion; Recognition of
leaders S. NJ. Baker and Albert
Powell. Special Awards were
made by F. B. Benson Jr. install
lation Of officers was followed by
special music by the TougaloO
Southern Christian Choir.
Speaker for the occasion. pres
ident of Jackson State College DR..
J. L. Reddix, was introduced by
DR.. A. D. Beittel, president of
Tougaloo. The benediction was
given by the Rev. G. W. Will
hams.
National camping awards were
made to Troop 2O4, Of Holy Ghost
High School. Troop 200 Of Jackson
State College. Troop So Of Faith
Presbyterian Church and Troop
2O2 of Morrison Elementary
School.
Membership awards were
made to Troop and Pack 2o4,
Holy Ghost School; Troop and
Pack 2O6, Christ The King
School; Troop 2O2. Morrison
School; Pack No. 200, Jackson
State College.
Officers of Jackson Division
are A. A. Branch, chairman; NJ.
J. Lyells, vice chairman; j. o.
Harrion, vice chairman; A. A.
Alexander, vice chairman; Albert
Powell, commissioner, H. M.
Thompson, Assistant Commission
er; DR.. w. o. Gill, Assistant COM
missioner: Arthur Brakefield, as
Sisant commissioner.
Operating committee chairmen
are: S. NJ. Baker, advancement
Chairman; T. M. Moman, organ
ization and extension; F. B. Ben
son Jr.. camping and activities;
H. E. Briggs, public relations;
Gene Harrion, leadership train
ing; T. B. Ellis Jr., health and
safety.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-09
GIBSON RITES

Services were held Thursday at
Church of Christ Holiness for
Charlie Gibson with Bishop A. j.
TORY officiating.
Gibson was reared here in Jack
son by an aunt, the late Mrs.
jamie Pillars. He was a member
Of Temple Church.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Helen Mae Hart Of Los An
geles, Calf; a foster daughter,
Mrs. Pininah Simon OF Youngs-
town, Ohio; and a brother, Willie
Gibson Of Ludlow.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-09
NOTICE TO SUPERINTENDENTS
and BTU. PRESIDENTS

Il deliver your Sunday School and BTU Books and
Supplies to you time every quarter authoriz-
ed distributor of the Sunday School and BIT u Boards
of the National Baptist Convention, Inc, located at
Nashville, Tenn. DR.. c. r. Williams, Secretary and DR.
ID. c. Washington Executive Secretary We make Ban
ners with the of your association church Sunday
School, BTU lodges, usher badges buttons, usher stars
arm bands, Mother and DIR. Watt badges and general
church supplies. We appreciate your friendly cooper
alton and may have the opportunity of serving you?
If you need Sunday School BTU. order blanks
blanks for general church supplies other information
write
REV. S. l.. A. JONES
531 YazOO Avenue Clarksdale, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-09

On Sunday night past, the
Mt. Charity Junior chorus
sponsored a Program, called
a Monthly Rally. Riddly Hill
and Mt. Charity Senior Choirs
rendered music. The presi-
dent and sponsor of the pro-
gram wishes to thank all who
contributed in any way to
make it a success. Due to the
large number of people who
were prevented from attend
ing, due to illness, a report
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-09

Day the 3rd Sunday in March,
with a Program that will be-
gin at PM. The public is in
vited. Mrs. Odessa Allen, Sec
retary, Rev. B. l.. Shelby, pas
tor.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-09

and Mrs. Ollie Jefferson, Mr..
Willie Gotten, Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Rand. Fri e n d S are
pleased to know that Mrs.
Rand is much improved at
this writing and wish for her a
complete recovery.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-09

Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
will have Installation Services
for their Pastor, Rev. R. E.
Willis Sunday, March 10. at
l PM. Mrs. Marion Scott,
Secretary, Mrs. Gladys Grant,
Reporter. The public is invit-
ed.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lee
Rand has returned back to
Los Angeles, California, after
spending a week with rela-
tives and friends in and
er on Sunday evening, who
was greatly pleased to have
them in her home. This writ
er and Mr.. Rand's attractive
wife, Rosie Lee, were former
School-mates. While here they
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Aldridge of Madison; Mr..
and Mrs. Ivory Johnson, Mr..
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-09

Little Brenda Diane Hines
spent the weekend with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Allen.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-09

was not made that night, but
it has since been released
that $4,000 was raised. Rev.
r. l.. Luckett, Pastor, Mrs.
Irene Thurman, president.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-09

Send your news to Ruth E.
Washington In Tougaloo, Miss.
Navajo times., 1963-10-31

being spent for new children'S
books out of funds from the last
two Bake Sales.
Ruby Kilgore gave a report
of the annual Town and Country
Conference which was held at
Phoenix early last summer. She
also reminded members that the
County wide luncheon meeting will
be held at the TrailriderS Inn
at St Johns on Saturday, Novem-
Der 10th. Be sure to send your
reservations to Sarah Twomey,
County EMensionA Agent in St Johns.
After the meeting was adiourn~
ed, Sarah Twomey spoke and de-
monstrated about "Color AS You
Wear it," Marge Ramsey served
delicious refreshments after the
program on color.
Deane Mineer will hostess the
November / 9Th Homemakers meet
ing. The November program will
be Costume Accessories For
Time and Place..
Navajo times., 1963-10-31
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Tooley,
moved to the Good Shepherd Mis-
sion on Saturday. October 26. from
their residence in Pennington,
New Mexico. MIR. Tooley. is taking
over the responsibilities of Plant
Management for the Good Shepherd
Mission, Fort Defiance, Arizona.
X X X X
MIR. and Mrs. Patrick Fkenan-
dore, and Children, Milwaukee,
Wis. visited MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd
L. House for week. They left for
home October %.
X X
It's Twins, a boy and girl,
for MIR. and Mrs. Oscar House,
Fort Defiance, Arizona on Octo-
Der 81, 1868. The Twins born at
Ft Defiance hospital we're named
Patrick and Patricia. The Houses
have other children
X X X
Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Pontius,
Saint christopher Church, Bluff,
Utah visited the Good Shepherd
Mission, Fort Defiance, Arizona
October 20.
X X
We are sorry tohear that Oscar
House is in the Fort Defiance PHS
Hospital with Rheumatic Fever.
He will remain in the hospital for
at least two weeks.
Navajo times., 1963-10-31
Duplication
OF Services
Meeting Topic

Prompted by what appears to be
wasteful duplication of services a.
mong the various service agencies
and organizations inthe Four Cor
ners area, an impressive turn-o out
of 38 representatives from Aztec,
Pennington and Shiprock met in
formally at the Nataani Nez Res
taurant on Oct. 24th to lay the
foundation for a council of social
agencies. Discus sion from the
participants followed the first
order of business, a hearty sup
per prepared by the Nataani Nez
staff, in which the objectives of
such an organization we're clari-
fled, temporary committees es-
tablished to handle affairs until
the election of officers at the
Nov. 21st meeting in the Town
house Motor Hotel in Farming
ton. lnitially the group will try
to aCquaint itself with the scope
and restrictions of participating
agencies before plunging into the
intricate problems that surely a.
wait them.
Navajo times., 1963-10-31
NeoU Officers Elected For
WindOW Rock HOmemUkerS

The annual election of of
ficers was held. New officers
elected were Jeanne Tucker
Preside Inez Provost Vice
President. and Deane T Tome-Secre-
tary Treasurer. The outgoing Of
ficers were hlarge Ramsey-Presi-
dent. Jeanne Tucker-Vice Presi-
dent, and Florence Davis-Secre-
tary Treasurer.
Marge Ramsey entertained the
w indow Rock Homemakers at their
October 21s meeting. Seventeen
members and interested women
attended the meeting which was
on "Color AS You Wear it,"
Marie Landbloom, chairman of
the Library Committee, report
ed that the Homemakers Bake
Sale made sixty-eight dollars for
the Window Rock Library. Also
that the local Lions Club will
buy a new reference set for the
Library. One hundred dollars is
Navajo times., 1963-10-31

The "big three" benefits of the
CT Bill of June p, 1914, we're
education and training, CT loans,
and readjustment allowances. Only
the CT loan program is still ac-
lively being supervised by the
Veterans Administration today.
* X X X
The Veterans Administrator
pioneered in establishing halfway
houses" for mental patients in the
final stage of their rehabilitation.
Navajo times., 1963-10-31

The Veterans Administrators
records show that the average We
teran who received readjustment
allowances of $40 week while
seeking employment, required the
allowance for only six weeks.
Navajo times., 1963-10-31

The Veterans AdminiStra ion
reports that veterans proved to be
extraordinarily fine credit risks.
Navajo times., 1963-10-31

The Veterans Administrator
disbur ses 10000 burial flags an
nually.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WILL INVEST up to 5000 as

WILL INVEST UP to $4,000 as
partner or buy outright going
business. Sales, service or light
manufacturer. Young. energetic.
with office and general business
exper. Give some details. Box
A WELL-ESTABLIsHED restaurant
with LIQUOR and beer. on and off
sale. Seats APPROX, 40 people.
2 din. rms. Il with bari. All stock
and equipment. Shown by appt.
only through Mrs. Van.
PARAMOUNT REALTY co.
REALTORS WE, b-5422
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Frederick County,
Thurmont. Md.

Near Camp David and Cunningham
and $50 acres. Good dwellings, al
conveniences. barns and other
buildings, stream and hard road
Priced about $3.50 per acre. We
5.room cottage at al foot t'' Of noun.
tain. acre. splendid for retired
couple or small family. LIST floor.
living room, large modern kitchen,
] bedroom. End floor. 2 bedrooms,
full basement on hard road. Rea-
sonably priced.
Mountain building lots can be used
. for camping or BLDG.
Lovely ranch-type homes. Brick,
wood or stone front.
Cali or Write PAUL b, BEARD
"a ,., AhT .loIST AYE.
TEL: 27i-2b30A
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MAYNE REALTY co.
024-0aaI Oinev Md QOA-AOnn
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OLNEY AREA

for the estate minded fam
fly is this beautiful brick Colo
NAL on 20 spacious acres In roll-
ing countryside and hunt club
area. This beautifully kept estate
features q home with center-han
plan. Ice. liy. rm. and din. rm..
each with firepl., den or study.
encl. porch. modern kit. fully
full baths, breezeway. Scar ga
rage and bsmt. finished with rec.
rm., utility rm. and kitchen. The
grounds are professionally land
scaped and include q family-size
liz. THIS 'e Estate Is al XII fenced need and
has q large farm pond. Located
convenient to anywhere in NV.
Metro. Area. S1S0,000. terms.
Shown by appt.
MAYNE REALTY co.
D24-2s31 oLNEY, MD. o24-400O
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
tcoNTlNUEp)

REAR R, !. AVE. Hyattsvills-Ap-
left. ceiling. Also $500 sa. IT,;
$500 50. IT,; SP. 1924.
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COUNTY SERVICES

wARRENToN-25 acres, Z bed
rms. 3 baths. guest cottage,, lake.
SUNDAY. sunday. %, Release % to- present
FrAAIRsPAA3xd REALTY. CIR. 3-S003,
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PRINCE WILLIAM CoUNTY-4s
acres, near town. z rms. bath,
barn, garage, farm in grass, good
fences. horse or cattle farm. viii
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FARMS
(cOkIlNUED)
FAUoUIER co.. VA.
7O6 ACRES

rn1CE S74,99b
Has l-mile frontage on Rte. $40,
known as Base Perimeter road.
2Q6 acres Of open level sod in
high state of cultivation. Remain
der in timber.
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HOWARD COUNTY

Here IL q gentleman farmers es-
tate with 500 acres and q Ice.
custom-built stone rambler, ap-
praised by itself Up g 100000.
i sr asss' Water s0f n sSsr9 pa . Ssl5
buildings all In good repairs 10
handle 500 head OF cattle, We'll
fenced. cow. 70 Rte, 40 and Bal
timore area. Less than $500 per
acre.
AEAxyATra NINA nxy M
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OFFICES, STUDIOS, for RENT

WYATT BUILDING
Very large street-front office and
reception room, fully furnished.
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VIRGINIA, about SO miles Wash
ington. Good farm, APPROX. 143
acres, Suitable dairy or beef. O.
stanchion parlor, big she'd. con-
crete feeding area, silo. 4-bed-
room home central heat. $4,000.
MI4ca aeI.. a GSi9speT Comfy oms Ya
baths, central heat. 4O-ft. poui-
try house, S11,bbO.
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Res. VA. $3.50 or VA. 5-SSs3.
A FARM WITH CHARM, Charles
Beautiful 10th Century Home with
breathtaking view, Lovely recep-
ton hall. Ice. living rm., dining
rm.. den, Tv rm., mod. kitchen,
. bedrms, ga baths. h.-w. IN.
on 30 acres with 2-bedrm. apt,
tenant tenant house, stable. 2 barns.
Carl R. Baldus, Jr.
301-0a4-6409. La Plata, Nd.
II. Gates, Broker
4 NICE APTs, with 10 acres more
%s.SSssoS.. j fsS s-os 10 net income
28b A. TIMBER. 1880 manor house,
5000 acre. AP. 7.0e5i.
ab-ACRE farm and horse ranch,
long front paved hwy. Good wa
ter. some woods. stables, charming
old modernised Term. house. Most
exceptional property we offered
IN years. $4,000,
103-Acre dairy-stock farm, good
barn, outbldgs., water and road.
Old stone house (1S07), ten. hSe.
Fine location. $4,000.
I lO-acre farm, Damascus area, nee.
bldgs. 2,000-ft. paved I'd. front.
36-aere farmette, springs, stream
old house, elect. $4,000.
22-acre farmette. small old house
bath, cleo, water, Sl1,bOO.
0-acre charming retreat, modern
lied old house. heat, bath, pond.
woods, stream. $4,000.
b acres high land, grand view, big
old house. $4,000.
1 acre, very modern masonry home
gar., many extras. $3B, 600.
TELEPHONE Mt. AIRY, 231
JOHN y. PRICE, Realtor, Mt. Airy
200 ACRES, approx. mile STATE
road frontRge. tenant house, 3
barns, Ss-acre allotment. Price
$4,000. half cash.
over 0 acres. 3-bedroom rambler
with fireplace, committing dis
lance Of d. G. Price $4,000.
several other. farms. homes. acre
ages TO choose from.
MARYLAND REALTY
CO., DIAL 3O1-034-s432 or D34-
MD. OPEN SUNDAYS
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iARLES H. JAMESON



POoLESyILLE, MD.
WI. s.9223 OR 301-DI. e-3262
COUNTRY ESTATE. $50 acres, be-
tween Richmond and Charlottes-
Vile, on hard-surfaced State road.
Several streams and place for
pond. Excellent hunting. Colonial
home In grove, has nice old wood
work and floors, Price only S26,-
600, O. B. LORRAINE. Broker,
Richmond Federal Bldg, Rich
mond, va. Brochure available.
Virginia Properties, Seashore 10
Mountains. Free booklet. "Vir-
gina"
DILAPIDATED but iivable 6-rm.
h n Sea-; : acre acres o yell, electrisity'
$3.50 with $3.50 dn., $50 mo.
Phone Alex. TIE. 6-4l3l. COOKE
A0CY., Louisa, Va.
DULLES AREA-10 acres, o-rm.
approx. bb8-ft. road frontSse.
Dir: Out Route 80 approx. 8
mi. past Chantilly 70 Route $50,
turn left, first house on right.
FARM ESTATE IN WESTERN MD.
-9-rm; modern house. ~ acres,
barn with stabler,. 2 ponds, mile
from B&O train 10 Wash. Ideal
for weekend committing, SAC 900.
Box o9, oWesternport' Nd. SOL
FARMS. FARMs-Large and small,
We really have them now. TIL
Glare Kenner what you want, OIL.
4-5207, JODY BAKER, OIL. 2-7015.
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CHARLES COUNTY - Exceptional
new brk., 3.bedrm., fin. bsmt.,
S1Sse irs on nand sers e, sss sS,c size
swimming, rare find Of land with
lake water at door. Priced TO settle
estate.
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Many other fine properties to suit
CLARKE REALTY
CHARLES H. JAMESON
MARBURK FARM


RHE FOUNTAIN HEAD OF THE
I4S A. gently rolling limestone land,
pre-revolutionary stone manor
house, bit. 1865 by old master
craftsman. Lge. center hall, open
well staircase, liv. rm. w/firepl.,
din. rm, w/firepl., trophy rm., lge.
mod. kit, master bedrm., bath,
firepl., 2 other lge. bedrms., full
attic, bsmt. from which Q gushing
limestone spring rolls zoos OF
gals. Of clean, pure water per day.
Also furnace rrn.. laundry rm. and
rec. I'm. Mod. 5-rm. brick man
ayers res, 5:rm. trainers house,
show barn, IL box stalls. tack rm.,
cattle barn, show ring, Y mile
training. track, rs q. Of lush
turf, balance hay land. Complete
board fence, never failing stream,
well kept circular driveway, mile
frontage. two hard roads. Horses
bred on this farm have been con-
sistant winners, owner Ill, per-
sonnet will remain. go miles
Washington, D. c. $4,000. terms
$4,000 owner will carry balance,
1872 A.-Urbana Interchange. lower
edge Of Frederick Co, S-rm,, CEN
ter-hall frame house, semi-mod.
kit. bath and central heating, well
shaded by large trees. Tract leased
$3.50 mo. High scenic plateau
overlooking Sugar Loaf Mt, much
OF Frederick and Mont. Co., mile
frontage arterial route and local
macadam I'd. Close proximity to
Urbana's newest subdivn. A sound
investment, 10 min. ACC. German
town and Bureau OF Standards,
Gaithersburg. $3.50 per a., terms.
210 A.-Poolesvill river view stock
farm, 7-rm. frame house. mod.
kit. bath. horse-cattle barn, 'front.'
age River I'd, 1915 per q.
265 A.--Ante bellum modern s-rm.
stone house, mod. 6-rm. tenant
house. 30-cow dairy barn, adjoin-
ing town OF Poolesville, " mi. hard
I'd. frontage. $3.50 per acre.
231 A. - dAITHERSBUR0-oE GER
MANToWN AREA, 12-rm. manor
house. beaut. trees and landscap-
ing, caretaker's house, high scenic
gently rolling land. v acre zone,
water this year. sewer soon, 2-ml,
road frontage on arterial rtes., 10
acres comml, Eoning potential.
$1,000 per A. Terms. " cash,
CHARLES H. JAMESON
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INDIAN HEAD - Small estate mr..
high school, ranch home, 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, din. rm,,. firepl..
bookcases, WV. carpet. ideal kids
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BRYANs ROAD RANcHER-s bed
rms rms; yGoodSsSSo lot; ., I.lOusisd sum
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MARBURY - Lge. trees, Ice, lot.
estab. community, 3-bedrm. home
with garage, garden area and
, playhouse. $1,000 dn.
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:. A. ABERCROMBIE
Diamond 1851

RANDALL H. HAoNER q CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. $4,000
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24IS 18th ST. NV. - l story,
l5x55, storage in rear.
1929 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Store
or warehouse, approx. 1000 50.
IT. fir. space w/5,000 SO. It. fenced
parking area, zoned CM-3.
1908 FLORIDA AVE. N.W.-1 rm.,
255X25, heat and hot water incl,
OTHERS AVAM.-REAS. RENT
r. r. RUPERT ST. 3-S4S4
4S15 GEORGIA AVE. NW.-Air-
cond., finished bsmt. Will be avail,
Oct. l. JU. 9-5775.
81 18th ST. NV.
18th ST. ABOVE COL. RID.
ME. S-ll30 OIL. 2-4543
1878 9Th ST. NE. $500 plus In
crease in taxes. 2-story building,
located in market space, 9th and
Florida ave. ne.
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
900 F ST. NV.
ST. $4,000 Ext. 6O7
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CHURCHES WANTED!
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

CHURCH WANTED IN DC. or
suburbs for estab. organization.
GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-6500.
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$500 WEEK PROFIT-smali sc.
store. notions. candy. hot dogs
$4,000, "a On. d. $4,000.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

lETIREMEST HOME, for Tsnt, SS
on on H q & sRsi. R RIvs sslS SSi'' zoe,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-18
Hearing Rules Relaxed;
Laws Legality Insure
9O-Minute Plan
Is ThrOwnOut
By COuncilmen

Supporters of the county
Public Accommodations Or
dinance won a major step
this week when the County
Council set April 26 as a con-
tinuation date for the public
hearing on Councilman John
H. Hiser's motion to repeal
the 14-month-old anti-dis-
elimination statute.
The move, announced over
the weekend, and formally
adopted at Tuesdays council
meeting, came in the face of
mounting protest over the
original ground rules for the
April "a hearing which limited
testimony for each side to 30
minutes. If maintained, the
Limitation would have held the
As persons now scheduled to
speak in favor of the ordinance
to less than two minutes each.
Six persons are signed up to
speak for repeal.
Hiser was the only council
man to vote against the ex-
panded hearing.
Silence joined the weapons
of protest Friday when a
group calling itself the Con-
cerned Citizens trooped into
the auditorium of the County
Office Building, and sat for an
hour with their heads bowed in
silent prayer.
The group of 3S-both white
and Negro-included the pres
ident of the local NAACP
chapter, a minister and a
school teacher. The loudest
sounds during their hour-long
prayer vigil" were the click
ing of television camera and
the questions of reporters.
Church backing of the ordin-
ance grew stronger during the
week with the release of a let
ter sent by the Rt. Rev. Will
liam F. Creighton, Episcopal
Bishop of Washington, to the d
Episcopal ministers in Mont
gomery County.
Il trust that you and your peo-
pie will do whatever is possible
to express our church's compass
sion for those of our people
against whom there may be pro-
posed discriminatory ordin-
ances," the letter read.
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Outing Tragedy Fatal
To Rockville Girl, 9

Funeral services will be held
at the Humphrey Funeral Home
in Rockville at 1920 am. today
for nine-year-old Susan Lind
quist, who was fatally injured
in a tragic accident that shat
tered a gay outing with her IA
Their last Saturday.
Susan, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert c. Lindquist,
of 804 Lyon Place, Rockville,
will be buried in Parklawn
Cemetery.
The tragedy occurred after
Susan accompanied her father
and two family friends from
nearby Virginia on a fishing
trip to Great Falls on the Mary
land side of the Potomac. She
was fishing when a large rock
dislodged for unknown reasons