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Navajo times., 1963-11-07

Chairman Wayne Aspinall of the
House Interior Committee Monday
afternoon virtually ruled out the
possibility of ongre e s sional
hearing on the Navajo Reservation
by his Indian affairs subcommit-
tee.
Nobody is going to use my
Committee to air a controversy
between two factions of the Navajo
tribe" the Colorado Democrat
said.
His decision will come as a
blow TO the "Old Guard" suppor-
ters of Navajo General Counsel
Norman LitteEl, whose personal
perfor nance" was suspended Fri
day by Secretary of the Interior
Stewart Udall.
The legislative branch has nef-
ther executive nor judicial du-
ties" he noted, adding that eve
are not going to try alleged crimi-
nal charges before a committee
of Congress-"
Might Be Interested
He added that eff it turns out
that procedures set out by Con-
gress for protection Of Indians
have been violated, then. We would
be interested.
Il have not seen anything yet
TO indicate this is true he said.
Indian Commissioner Philleo
Nash said thar "the action taken
was that Of the solicitor OF the
department (of Interior pursuant
to requests and complaints that
Mr.. Nakai sent in last summer. .
''n order to determine the
facts, representatives Of the So
licitor, in the presence OF MIR.
Nakai, made certain ;hat certain
tribal records would be preserved
intact and would be available TO all
partie s, Commi ssioner Ma sh
added.
He said Nakai was present "at
all times' and the records are
still in the custody of the tribe.
Nash said nothing he re-
ceived in reports from his rep
reSentatiVes lead him 10 believe
that the action could be des-
Cribed as "ransa acking' the
records of the tribe.
He said his representatives,
present in departmental, rather
than bureau capacity, told him
the details of the action.
Sen. Anderson, in a brief state
ment Monday, took issue with
statement by his colleague, Sen.
Edwin L. MeChem, that Secretary
of Interior Stewart Udall had no
busines s interfering with the
tribes selection of general coun--
sci.
Navajo times., 1963-11-07
Files Ruided
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questions posed by Nakai.

questions posed by Nakal.
a raid on McCabe's Office, OBJ
servers say. would be natural be
cause MCCabe, as the tribes paid
executive for 12yearS, has worked
closely with LlttelL The general
counsel heads a staff Of six law
yers budgeted last May by the tri-
bal council for $184 900 this fiS-
cal year.
Littell, former assistant at
torney general vino has won not
able legal victories for the Nava-
JOS, was the only one of the six
lawyers suspended. He has four
years more 10 60 on a 1O-year
contract with the tribe.
In a telegram 10 Chairman
James A. Haley, D-Fla., of the
House subcommittee on Indian af-
fairs, Two Navajo leaders pleaded
for hearings before the subc ON
mittee because of this outrageous
action by federal personnel "
Mrs. Annie Wauneka, recipient
of the presidential medal of Free
dom last summer, and Howard w.
Gorman signed the telegram.
They charged that Stanley Zim-
norman special inve stigator
from Washington for the Interior
Department. Tribal Chairman
Raymond Nakai and their aides
conducted an unpreCe dente
search" of the office of the tribes
executive secretary, Maurice Nc
Cabe. Afterward. said the tele-
gram, the same group "ransacked
the tribal records office in the
most rude and discourteous man
ner.
Records 'Impounded'
Despite prote sts, the telegram
continued, records were "im-
pounded" in the garage of Nakai's
home.
Among those who took part in
the search. said the telegram,
we're the Indian affairs bureaus
area director, Fred Haverland,
and his assistant, Robert Young,
both of Gallup, NM and the re-
servation superintendent Glenn
Landbloom and his assistant,
Che ster Wilson. plus represen-
tative of the solicitors office.
The telegram said the raiders
never identified themselves. 1t
asked: "For what purpose we're
the records ConfiSC ated? Why Sci
zure tactics similar tonon-de mo-
cratic governments? For VIII ON
we're these individuals acting and
by what authority ?"
The telegram also noted the
records we're public and "avail-
able on request to Nakai.
Udall, who must routinely ap-
prove Navajo disbur rsements, has
held up Littell's pay since August
though as late as Oct. IL. Udall
proposed "compr romise" where
by Littell would keep the difficult
claims work and give up his
$4,000 year general coun-
sells post.
Question Fees
Nakai's Aug. p letter TO Udall
Littell's basis for fees
in claims cases, an amendment to
Littell'S contract and use of tribal
lawyers on claims cases.
Interior Solicitor Frank Barry
Nakai.
: Littell believes that his suS-
,ensiOn is strictly political = that
Navajo times., 1963-11-07

Briefly, clearly, interestingly,
THE NAVAJO TIMES tells youwhat
is going on on the Navajo reser-
vatiOn and what it means.
Navajo times., 1963-11-07
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Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Health Official
speaker for
Lexington Rotary

V. T. Hawkins of the State
Health Department was speaker
for the Lexington Rotary Club
Tuesday noon in the second of
two presentations by Allen Ram
sey concerning long-range plan
ming for the town and county.
Hawkins outlined the results
of a recent sanitation survey of
Lexington and gave suggestions
for Improvement. He also showed
with the aid of slides faults and
correction methods of other COM
munities within the state.
Guests for the day included
Mrs. j. H. Bowie, president of
the Lexington Garden Club; Mrs.
Virginia Cherstman, state presi-
dent of the Jaycettes; DR.. Frank
Houston, president of the Lions
Club; and Jack Ables, president
of the Lexington Jaycees; and
County Sanitation Officer, F. M.
Owen. The guests were presested
by Alderman ROtarian VIII
liam Moses.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Chopter hears
Christmas Carols

Mrs. Denton S. ROSamond and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Glover We
re hoStesses for the December
meeting of the Benjamin G.. Hum
|phreys Chapter of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution. The
meeting was at 10 O'Clock Sat
urday morning, the 9TH, in the
nome of Mrs. Doty Porter who
presented the musical program,
Christmas, Old and New; a
STORY of Carols, Christmas Poems
and Songs
The program began with ISL
yer Bells" by the Ensemble,
composed of the voices of Mar
jorie Armstrong. Sylvia Farmer,
Brenda herman, Odessa X. King
Randy Russell, Jeanne Garrison
Sandra Holder, Suzanne McLel
ian and Elaine Fife. Brenda Hair
thcock was pianist.
AS Mrs. Porter told the St0r.
of the old carols and how the,
we're written, she was assiStet
|by pianists, Bill Mel elan, Sand
ira Holder, Bill CHM, Susan Phil
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
0uront Baptist
round tobIe
opens season

The Missionary Round Table
Of the First Baptist Church OF
Durant opened the holiday seas
last Friday with a delicious
in the attractive home
Of Mrs. w. C. Landrum, with
Mrs. W. r. Henry as co hostess.
This festive lunch of baked
4am, casseroles, CONCEALED sal
ads, pie, cake and all the trim
nings were served in the new
addition of their home, which
5as decorated throughout with
christmas holiday arrangements.
A very inspiring devotional was
given by Mrs. j. E. Sweeney
from DIR. Truths Christmas
Message"
The exchanging of gifts brou-
ght much excitement and plea
sure.
After checking out books the
'eeting adjourned to meet jan
Try 8, with Mrs. H. E. Brooks,
Jr.
lhe members who enjoyed this
letting were Mrs. HeSry, Mrs.
Mayfield Howard, Mrs. Brooks,
Mrs. j. E. Brown, Mrs. Carrie
Mrs. Landrum, Mrs.
|Durrell Makamson, Mrs. W. R.
Martin and Mrs. Sweeney.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12

chrysanthemums. Mrs. Boyd was
attractively dressed in a blue
sheath. and Mrs. Bar
rett was lovely in a beige bro
caded afternoon dress. Mrs. Nc
Kibben, mother Of the bride-elect,
chose a beautiful cranberry chif-
on and lace creation for the
Apply occasion.
The beautifully appointed tea
aole in the dining room was COW
red with a cream colored linen
hand embroidered cutwork and
lace cloth, which depicted seem
IS from famous operas that was
made by nuns in Italy. The cen
Ter arrangement was of yellow
chrysanthemums in a silver COM
pote and was thanked on either
side by tall silver candelabra
holding burning cream tapers.
Matching tapers burned in silver
candelabra on the buffet casting
a soft glow on the entire setting.
Pretty arrangements Of chrysan-
fruit and greenery we
re placed throughout the recep-
ton rooms. Assisting in serving
and entertaining were the bride
great aunt, Mrs. Gillie
,mith Of Yazoo City; Mrs. Boyd's
Mrs. w. S. Clack Of Rock
wood, Tennessee; Mrs. Marshall
Mrs. Ralph Ray; Mrs.
harles Smith; Mrs. C. w. Sprad-
ley; Mrs. Edward Fleming; and
Mrs. Harvey Baine. Over one
hundred guests from Lexington,
Yazoo City and Tchula called
the afternoon
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Duront club
met Saturday

/. The Castalian Street Garden
Club met Saturday morning at
9 o'clock in the home of Mrs.
d. M. Barranco for their annual
Christmas party with 16 mem
.ers and one guest, Mrs. Winifred
Ashe, present.
Beautiful Christmas decorations
were used throughout the house
Mrs. Walter Durham, Jr. con-
Quoted the business at which
time plans were made for the
Castalian Stree Christmas decora-
tons.
The Nativity scene will be put
up on Friday.
Mrs. j. E. Brown gave a Christ
mas story entitled "Inasmuch.'
Mrs. j. O. Ritter closed with
prayer.
Mrs. Durham conducted two
Christmas games. Mrs. Lee How
ell and Mrs. j. E. Wilburn won
tht game prizes which were
Christmas tree casdles, after
which gifts were exchanged a
mong the members.
The hostess served a delicious
party plate.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
KATHRYN LEE McRAE
ORN DECEMBER 9Th

DR.. and Mrs. John Murrell Nc
Lac, Jr., Of Greenville, are ths
,arents of their third child. ;
.ovely little daughter born Fri
ay, December 9Th at the Gene
al Hospital in. Greewille.
The wee miss who has beer
.iven the name Of Kathryn Lee
arrived at 1890 p. m. and weigh
d six pounds and one ounce.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
nd Mrs. j. M. McRae and grea.
aandmother, Mrs. E. W. Rain
,ater. Maternal grandparent
re Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Steph.
nio of Cape Ann, Mass
The baby is also being welcom
d by a six year old brother
,hn Murell McRae, III, and {
. year old sister, Laura Eliza
beth.
nlr. Stephanio will arrive Mon
lay to accompany his wife homs
a months visit in the
McRae home.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12

ing a Mrs. Smith. They also wore
beautiful orchid corsages.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception was held in the church
parlors. The brides table, cover
ed with an exquisite Battenberg
and linen cloth, was conferred
with a beautiful three-tiered we'd
ding cake. Thanking the cake
we're five-tapered candelabras
holding tall white candles, de
corated with white carnationas
and fern held by soft white tulle
and satin ribbon bows. The
.groom's table was elegantly COW
cred in a handsome cutwork
cloth of linen, with the punch
oowl of icy green punch circled
carnations and fern on one end,
balanced by an antique silver
candelabra holding five tall burn
ing tapers and beautifully en-
HANGED with an arrangement of
carnations, fern and white tulle
and satin ribbon bows. A pretty
arrangement of white carnations
and chrysanthemums backed by
silver ca~ndelabras graced the top
of the piano. The baskets used
at the wedding further decorated
the parlors.
Tea girls assisting in serving
we're: Mrs. Frank Abbot Jones
of Lexington; Mrs. BOBBY Moore
of Jackson; Mrs. Prentiss Castle
of St. Joseph, Louisiana; Miss
Patricia Boyd of Clarksdale;
and Mrs. Crawford Logan, Jr.
OF Tchula. Mrs. Lester Lyon OF
Tchula presided at the brides
register.
For travelling the bride select
led a beautiful Fred Bloc suit
|of gold with which she wore
orown accessories and the or
child from her bridal bouquet.
After a wedding trip to points
In Florida, the couple will be al
dome in jackson.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Carter Kelley
wedding rites
Friday

The wedding of Miss Doris Yu-
yette Kelley to Mr.. William Os-
car Carter was solemnized in
he Chapel Of the Galloway Me
mortal Methodist Church in Jack
son, Friday afternoon, Decem-
ger 9Th.
The Reverend Jeff Cunning
i1am, church pastor, performed
he ceremony in the presence of
the immediate families. Music
was by Mrs. Sidney Rosenbaum,
larpist, sister of the bride.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, a reception was held at
he home of Mrs. Rosenbaum at
Circle.
After a wedding trip to New
orleans, the couple will live at
1864 Normandy Drive in jackson.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Miss Mekibben
honored by tea

One of the most charming So
cial affairs of the season was a
tea given in honor of Miss Caro-
.lyn McKibben, bride-elect of Hen
ry Henderson, Jr. of jackson, on
Thursday, in the spacious and
lovely home Of Mrs. Dixon Peas
ter on Quofoloma Plantation near
|Tchula. Mrs. Peaster's mother,
Mrs. T. D.. Boyd, and Mrs. Eu-
gene Barrett we're co-hostesIs.
Mrs. Peaster, receiving in a black
lace and turquoise taffeta after
noon dress, greeted guests at the
door and presented them to Miss
McKibben, who looked radiant
n a trousseau model Of soft green
|faille, with waist and sleeves OF
matching lace embroidered in Sc
gums. Her corSage, a gift from
the hostesses, was Of yellow
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12

lips, Marjorie Armstrong, Sara
beth Ellis and Carol Humphreys.
Solosits were Misses Mcclellan
and Armstrong.
Closing the program was a
new popular Christmas Medley
with Miss Patty Povall, soloist,
and Mrs. Porter at the piano.
I'll Be Home For Christmas"
You Are All I Want For Christ
mas and Space Age Santa
Claus" were among the modern
songs.
Mrs. R. P. Ellis, the regent,
presided at this meeting which
was opened with the OAR Ritual
and the Pledge to the Flag. Mrs.
John M. Weathersby was intro
|duced as a new member.
The minutes Of the last meet
ing were read by the secretary,
Mrs. Booster Algood.
Mrs. Walter j. Turner talked
lon National Defense and stressed
the Importance Of thinking about
|being happy with and feeling
proud of the American nation in
stead of the usual criticism on
the part of Americans. She used
the remarkable "change-over" ir
our government following the re
cent Kennedy tragedy as her to
pic.
Holiday colors of red and greer
were used throughout the re
ception rooms Of the Porter no
me. An 18th Century Apple Tret
adorned the coffee table. It stoot
on a black pedestal; the gree
tree was Of cedar. mistletoe AM
gold tipped lockwood and it
red was satin apples and straw
berries.
Il At the end of the needing G.
| "a Colas and date nut bars wer
smved by the two hostesses.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
shower honors
Miss Mekibben

Miss Carolyn McKibben was
IGNORED with a bridal shower on
Friday afternoon in the attractive
home Of Mrs. Lester Lyon with
her sister, Mrs. Bobby Moore,
as co-hostess. They were assist
Ted in entertaining by their moth
er, Mrs. Harvey Baine, Jr., and
their sister, Mrs. Harvey Baine,
III of Memphis. The honoree,
who was charmingly attired in
a trousseau model of blue-grey
wool, worn with black acces-
series, was presented with a
white carnation corsage. The
guests enjoyed playing two brid-
al games : Scrambled words"
and Honeymoon" Prizes were
von by Mrs. Bobby Love and
Miss Mary Alice Shields, and
they were given to the bride-to-
be. Later, a shower Of beautiful
gifts were brought in for Miss
McKibben to open. They were
carried in a wicker clothes bas-
ket tied in pastel tulle bows. The
hostesses gifts to the honoree
we're an electric mixer and q
floor lamp. A delicious tea plate
of chicken salad, pimento sand
wiches, sailed nuts, bridal petit.
tours decorated in white icing
and topped with an icing lily d
|the valley, was served with cot.
fee.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
D. A
SON 9th

( Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rodgers,
Jr. announce the arrival Of a
son, Kenneth Lee, on Friday,
December 9Th at The Holmes
County Community Hospital.
weighed nine pounds.
The baby was bor1rat 8:15 and
Paternal grandparents are MIR
and Mrs. Carl Rodgers, ST., and
the maternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Bailey OF
kosciuSko. II $.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers have
three other children, Ka.hy Ann,
Gail, and Clay. t,spo.sgas bs
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12

Thanksgiving Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Robert
on were dinner guests of Mrs
rene Cox in Tchula Thanksgiv
lg.
ttend Dinner Dance
MIR. and Mrs. Wilburn Hooke.
will attend a dinner-dance given
y the Staple Cotton Association
at the Elks Club in Greenwood
Thursday night.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12

Miss Carolyn McKibben, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
McKibben of Tchula, became the
bride of Henry HENDERSON, Jr.,
OF Jackson, son of Mrs. Henry
HENDERSON and the late Mr.. Har-
berson of Carriere, in a beautiful
ceremony held in the Tchula
Methodist Church on Sunday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock. The Rev.
Ii. N. McKibben, the SO year old
grandfather of the bride officiat-
ed, assisted by the Rev. Wilson
Ray of Lake Cormorant.
The church was beautifully de-
corated with greenery surround
ing the majestic gold Cross plac-
ed in the center of the high choir
rail. During the ceremony a light
at the base cast a soft glow on
the Cross. Stately fern trees
formed a background for the six
green-banked candelabra holding
white cathedral candles. Tall
white baskets holding white gla-
dioli and chrysanttemums stood
on either side of the altar.
Music was presented by Mrs.
Ellis Harris, organist, and Mrs.
Sam Hutton, soloist. Mr.. Harber-
berson was accompanied to the
altar by his best man, Mr.. w.
B. Goetzman of Picayune.
Groomsmen we're Mr.. Gillie Nc
Kibben of Cleveland, the brides
brother and MIR. R. I. Harberson
of jackson, brother of the groom.
Ushers we're Mr.. w. G. Ransome
of Jackson and MIR. Lester Lyon
of Tchula.
Given in marriage by her faith
er, the bride was radiant in a
regal gown of silk-faced peau de
sole. The graceful long sleeves
were banded in re-embroidered
alecon lace. The fitted bodice
was highlighetd with matching
lace. Inverted pleats added back
fullness to the controlled bell
skirt which swept into a chapel
train. Her veil of illusion floated
from a cluster of orange bios
SONS. Her bridal bouquet was OF
white roses centered with a white
orchid.
Mrs. Gillie McKibben was mat
ron of honor. She wore an ankle
length sheath gown of American
beauty peau de faille, fashioned
along empire lines, with a floor
length train flowing from the
back OF her bodice. She carried
a white fur muff, on which restee
a small cluster of American
Beauty rosebuds. Her hat wa
a small matching circle OF fur
Little Tim McKibben, nephew o
the bride, acted as ringbearer.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. McKibben wore a Lowell.
model of Lame shading iron
light pink to cranberry, and Ugh
to darker shades of green. He
accessories accented the deepes
cranberry shades. Mrs. Harder
son chose a lovely costume sui
of soft blue with matching hat
Each wore a beautiful purpl
orchid. Sitting in for the bride
and groom's grandmothers wer
each ones great aunts, both bt
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
It end Graduation

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Shepherd
will spend Saturday and Sunday
n Memphis and attend the gra-
luation of their son, Banks Shep-
lerd from the University Of
tennessee Dental School. Mrs.
Shepherd will attend the lunch
con for the wives of the graduates
IN Saturday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
To Nassau

TO Nassau
Lit. and Mrs. Fletcher Clark Of
Fl. Bragg, N. c., are looking for
ward to a Christmas vocation
in Nassau. They and a group of
friends, will fly to Miami, Fla,
on the 18th where they will spend
a few days visiting before leav-
ing by plane for Nassau.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Seturn From Vacation

Seturn From Vacation
DIR. and Mrs. P. B. Brumby
Ill return home the latter part
Il this week from a two-weeks
acation. DIR. Brumby attended
+. meeting of the American Me
.lcal Association in Portland,
Oregon.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12

10 Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown Of
jackson spent Friday with her
sister, Mrs. r. C. Moore and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will
Leave at an early date on a trip
to Mexico.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
. Greenville

- Greenville
Mr.. and Mrs. Murrell McRae
md Mrs. E. w. RainWater drove
0 Greenville Sunday to visit
0r. and Mrs. John Murrell Nc
Rae, Chip and Lisa, and to meet
he new member of the family.
Kathryn Lee.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
'ackson Visitors

acks0n Visitors
Noted among the throngs in
Jackson Saturday were Mrs. Eu-
gene Herman and daughter, Bet
y, Mrs. Wilburn Hooker, Mrs.
.erman Flowers and daughter,
mn.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Visits in Meridias

Miss Mary Elizabeth Glover and
Miss Necie Gwin visited Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Cranberry in Meri-
dian Thursday. Mrs. Cranberry
S a patient in the Rush Memo
rial Hospital there.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Attend Wedding

Attend Wedding
Mrs. Bumont Rutledge and dau-
ghters, Pamela and Patsy, Mrs.
Pitt Shepherd and daughter, Mrs.
Oscar Wynne, Jr., attended the
wedding of Mrs. Rutledge's and
Mrs. Shepherds brother, Mr..
Billy Carter and Miss Yuvette
Kelley in Jackson Friday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Memphis Visitors

Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Buck of
were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G.. Robertson Tuesday
through Thursday of last week.
They also visited with relatives
in Tchula a while Thursday af-
ternoon before going to Belzoni
where they were overnight guests
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
,yisit Mother

Yisit Mother
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Bennett
}. Mobile, Alabama, are spend
ing this week here to be with
her mother, Mrs. Sharkey Swim
ney, who is a patient in the Hol-
mes County Community Hospital.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
n Hospital

n Hospital
Mrs. ". l.. Richards is a pat
ent in the Greenwood Leflore
hospital. Friends wish for her a
luick recovery.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
greenwood Visitors

GREENWOOD Visitors
Nj. and Mrs. j. H. Beall join
! Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge Clark
=: Ruleville for supper in Green
1ood Sunday night.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Moyme Hooker
From Trip

Return From Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Paris re
-urned Wednesday from a four
LAY fishing trip at the Lay-Z
Jay Lodge in Apolachecola. Flo
ida.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
MemnhiS

o Memphis
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion William
son spent Friday and Saturday in
Memphis.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
nut-of-TOwn Visitors

0ut-Of-TOwn Visitors
Mrs. j. M. Tidwell and daugh-
ter, Suzanne, of Vicksbrg, are
visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Clarence Minyard, this
week. s3
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Texan Visits

Texan Visits g /
Mr.. E.. D. Harpole of Alvin,
Texas, is a house-guest of Mr.,
and Mrs. L. R.. Thompson this
week. 3
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12

PAULA WEElMS Sophomore
al Lexington High School and is
a member of the Oregon Com
Club where she serves
as secretary. Paula is county
sheep winner and is president of
the county electric club. She is
also an officer in the Junior
Council.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
NM4fmzik|E1h
phone 758-W

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny vincen'
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Home for Weekend

Home for Weekend
Marilyn Fincher, senior at
Millsaps, spent last weekend at
home with her parests, MI. and
Mrs. W. H. Fincher.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Visit In Cleveland

Visit In Cleveland
MIR. and Mrs. R. C. Moore
spent Friday with their daughter,
and family, Col. and Mrs. Brady
Cole and children in Cleveland.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-12
Weekend At Home

Weekend At Home
Allen Ramsey, Jr. of jackson
spent the weekend with his par
ents, MI. and Mrs. W. A. Ram
sey.
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