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The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-12

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SvOAS khAvEs AND FooLsi - EGO AND
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THINGS SEEN TEMPORAL tst Paul. - THE EVIL
THE HUMAN THE MATERIALS
I'm BIRMINGHAM =
NEGRO LEADERS DIVIDED"
Martin Luther King can't speak for Birmingham -
he doesn't live here"
=
Tho feet Is fhs smbsstIsd Negroes Of Brminuham
have no real leadership and they the fact that
whites regard Rev. King. who lives in Atlanta as q
spokesman for them.
The Negro population is house divided AGAINST itself
No single person rishtfuy claim TO be their
spokesman, not King Rev. Fred shvtIssworth or snv
Of fhs other persons who considered as Leaders,
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-12

DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. 0cT0BER l2 lsss
, 1963-10-12
Sports .

Normile. And just as Normile
was about to punch the innocent
fellow in the jaw, Dempsey pro-
duced the $4,000, laughingly. AL
in fun, all in fun.
Californians kept the Game
alive at Tijuana, and afterwards
at Aqua Caliente; for Santa Anita
was not to open till 1884. Demp-
sey takes no credit for it, but he
was a drawing card and single
handedly, probably did more than
any other man to bring about q
revival Of horse racing IN Califor-
MIA. The movie stars visited the
Mexican tracks for the laughs,
and they got the ring in their
noses and became horse players
woners and BREEDERS.
OF the ~system-players at Tllua-
na-there is no end of system
players-Dempsey remembers 2
lady who bet on grey horses only.
, 1963-10-12

That is as good a formula as any
if it is followed consistently.
The lady was Mrs. Cecilia
Dempsey, his mother.
Mother was a devout system
player, attending the races every
day. One day, Dempsey remem-
bers Mother was still cheering
when all the other cheers had fad
ed away.
What are you cheering for, ma
ma? The race is over.
Eyes, know. But my horse is
not in yet"
, 1963-10-12
i.

Vivien Leigh, Sylvia Sidney, Mar
garet Leighton. jeanne Woodward
and Paul Newman.
There was a bit Of excitement
when Vivien Leigh walked out,
grim-faced and alone, following
an apparent row with her escort
Jack Merivale. Jack followed
shortly afterward.
Loretta Young's daughter, Judy,
arrives from New York on Tues
day with her four-yearzold daugh
ter, Maria. Judy's husband, Joe
Tinney, Palmolive Executive, has
gone to Europe on business for
two months, and Judy will live
with her mother while he's
away.
That's all today. See you tomor-
row!
, 1963-10-12
Henle. Fumous
Photographers Back
From Europedn Trip

Fritz Henle, fmous photo
grapher who has photograph
ed royalty and heads Of state,
IS back on ST. Croix after an
extended trip to Western Eu-
rope.
AS a result Of this trip he
has produced a new book en-
titled Holiday in Europe.
, 1963-10-12
September II, 1868

Sealed bids in single copy for furnishing all labor,
equipment and materials and performing all work Tor
the project described herein will be received until ZOO
pm. Asst, Thursday, October II, 1868 in the Depart
ment Of Property and Procurement, Division Of Procure
ment & Supply, Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands
and then publicly opened
Plans and Specifications may be procured from
Division Of Procurement and Supply, ST. Thomas, Vlr-
gin Islands, or the Division of Procurement and Supply,
Old Grammar School Building, Kings Street, Christian
sted. st. Croix, Virgin Islands First Floor-Western Sec
tion)upon deposit Of $4,000 which shall be refunded to
bona fde bidders upon return Of the plans and %specifca-
items in good condition within twenty (2O calendar days
from the date of bid opening. To persons who procure
plans and Specifications upon the deposit Of $1,000 and
who do not submit a bid, one half the amount ~deposltad
will he refunded upon the return thereof in good condl-
ton within ten dO calendar days from the date OF BID
opening. No refund will be made for return after that
time.
Each. bid must be accompanied by a satisfactory
bid guaranty, in the amount Of five 90 percent Of the
total bid.
The Government Of the Virgin Islands reserves the
right to select the successful Contractor or to refuse all
bids Or to pursue any other course which may be IN the
best interest Of the Government Of the Virgin Islands,
and the decision Of the Government shall be final
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-09
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school will be made up of stu
dents from the present high
schools AT Fair Bluff. Cerro
GOrdo, Chadbnuru. and Ever
green.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
NOTICE OF 1868
AUTOMOBILE
AooDooHENT

the Mayor OF
the Town of Tchula, Missis-
sippi, has received from the
Mississippi State Tax Com
mission a copy of the motor
vehicle assessment schedule
adopted by it for the ensuing
fiscal year; and
the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of said
Town have examined and
considered the said schedule
and desire to adopt the same
for said Town;
It is therefore ordered by
the Board of Mayor and Al
dermen Of the Town of Tchu-
la, Mississippi, that:
The motor vehicle assess
ment schedule for the ensu.
ing fiscal year adopted by the
Mississippi State Tax Com
of the Motor Vehicle AID Val.
mission under the provisions
orem Tax Act of 1858 and a
amendments thereto is hereby
adopted as the motor vehicle
assessment schedule for the
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
Funeral rites
Sunday for
J. w.. Boatwriqht

Funeral services for Jesse
W. Boatwright, 81, were held
Sunday, July 81, from the
Southern Funeral Home in
Lexington with the Rev. Dem
mis- Johnston officiating, as
sisted by the Rev. Crawford
Ray. Interment was in the
Liberty Chapel Cemetery.
Mr.. Boatwright died of a
heart attack on July 20, in
the Holmes County Commune
ty Hospital, where he had
been a patient for several
weeks.
A native of Holmes County,
Mr.. BoatWright was a Metho-
dist and an active member of
Liberty Chapel Methodist
Church. At one time he had
served as a commercial ar
fist for the United States Air
Force.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Myrtle Tyler Boatwright of
Lexington; one son, Donald
Boatwright, an instructor at
Mississippi State University,
and two brothers, Lonnie
Boatwright and j. K. Boat
wright.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
Holmes boys to
participate in
Golf tourney

Local Jaycees are sending
boys to Meridian August 6
and 7 to participate in the
JayceeS State Junior Golf
Tournament. The Lexington
group is sponsoring Kirkland
Povall and Bill ROSamOnd and
Durant is sending Murray
Fincher.
These lads won in their di-
visions in local tournaments
held two weeks ago here to
gain their invitation to parti-
cipate in the state contest.
The statewide contest is open
to boys up to seventeen years
of age.
Present for the tournament
will be a number of celebrities
including pro Johnny Pott OF
Gulf Hills.
Phil Cohen is chairman OF
the Junior Jaycee golf tour
nament.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
johnson rdIIy
slated Friday
at kosciusko

1t. Gov. Paul B. Johnson
has scheduled a central Mis-
sissippi rally for Landrum
Stadium in Kosciusko Friday
beginning at $50 pm, it is
announced by Walter Durham,
Holmes County chairman.
All candidates for state, dis
trict, and Attala County Of
fees will be recognized and
given a few minutes, with the
Rev. E. w. Roebuck to in
troduce the featured speaker
at 500. Jim Scarborough
will act as master of cere.
monies.
Free refreshments of hot
dogs and cold lemonade will
be served to all.
The Magnolia State Quartet
will furnish entertainment.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
Rosomond rites
held Friday

Services for MRS Mary
Rosamond, who died Wednes-
day in a Montgomery, Ala,
hospital, were held at 10 am
Friday at the West Baptist
Church. Burial was in West
Cemetery.
Mrs. Rosamond, who was
IS, was the widow of DR.. ]. S.
Rosamond of West. She was
the mother-in-law of Ben Hill
BUN, president emeritus OF
Mississippi State University,
and of Mrs. Denton S. Rosa.
mond of Lexington. Mrs
RoSamond was a lifetime
member of the West Baptist
Church.
She leaves two daughters
Mrs. Hilbun of Starkville and
Mrs. o. H. Rhyme of Mont
|gomery; five grandchildren
and a great-grandchild.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
Date changed
for Big Block
Formers meet

The monthly Big Black
Farmers Club meeting will be
held tonight, Thursday, Aug
ust l, instead of the usual Sec
ond Thursday night, it is be-
ing announced by w. R. Sui
Ivan, county agent. The
change is being made due to
the annual Farm Bureau Fish
Fry being held next Thursday
at Holmes County State Park,
he said.
The usual meeting time OF
7:30 pm. will be honored with
the discussion being winter
grazing program.
Robert Coats, agrOnOmiSt al
the Brown Loan Experiment
Station, will be present to dis.
cuss grazing.
Sullivan said, sat this meet
ing we will meet in the new
cafeteria, SO let me urge thai
we have a good attendance
for our first meeting in the
new cafeteria"
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
70 Smokey BeaI
participants on
|te|eview Friday

The Smokey Bear Summer
Reading Program for Holmes
County youngsters was CHM
aXed last Friday with the APP
pearance of 20 young parli-
cipants Ol TV channel SIX OF
WABG, Greenwood.
The children, after singing
the Smokey Bear Song, were
introduced by Bill Colvin, dis
trict inform alton and educa-
ton OFFICER. Fritz FrIZell,
Holmes County Forester, in
appropriate costume, acted as
Smokey Bear. Smokey also
introduced a group of young
adults who have been trained
as counselorS and who dis
tributed the reading certiti-
Gates.
Miss Georgia Mcintyre, the
Holmes County Librarian gave
an Informative talk on library
service in Holmes County.
She said the Holmes County
Library was first created to
serve the entire county and
today Libraries are located II
Pickens, Goodman, Lexing
ton, Tchula and West, as wei.
as reading centerS in Cox
burg, Cruger, and Emory
Books are distributed from
the libraries to two hospital:
in the county and plans arr
afoot to put library books il
all sites of industry. She ad
ded that Holmes County hope
in the near future to add
Bookmobile which will stop a
every hamlet and croSSroat
SO that books may be avail
able to all residents Wlthll
the county.
| At the end of her talk, Miss
Mcintyre introduced Mrs
Elizabeth Williams, Lexington
librarian.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

of Tchula, Mississippi,
for the ensuing fiscal year.
A recessed regular meeting
of the Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen of said Town will
|be held in the Town Hall in
said Town at 1000 O'Clock
AN. on the 3rd day of Aug
|ust, 1868, for the purpose of
hearing and taking action on
any complaint filed in writing
objecting to and petitioning
for a specified reduction on
any portion or portions of said
schedule affecting the COM
|plainant directly.
The Clerk of this Town
shall publish a certified copy
of this Order as notice under
the requirements of Section
2, Chapter 473, Laws of 1860.
in a newspaper having general
I'll uI1 ClOll III IllC IOWli VI
|Tchula, Mississippi.
Ordered this End day Of
1868.
OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF HOLMES
l, Florence Buck, Clerk Of
the Town of Tchula, Missis-
|sippi, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true and
correct copy of an order pas
sed, approved and adopted by
the Board of Mayor and AL
dermen Of the Town of Tchu-
la, Mississippi, at a regular
meeting on the End day of
July, 1868, as the same ap-
|pears of record in the Minutes
|of said Board.
N my signature and
1.-THE seal of said Town of
|Tchula, Mississippi, hereto
|affixed, this 3rd day of July,
1858.
Florence Buck,
Clerk
8-1-63-1t
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

Continued from front page]

Continued. from front page)
that our Southern conserva-
tive way may have a little
something lacking. | have not
yet heard of the Communist
youth lacking in funds to sup
port their cause. | have not
herd of the NAACP lacking in
funds to teach their tactics
to their youth.
Are we really serious when
we preach that we are all
out to keep our schools free
of Indignation, communism
and liberal teachings? Are
we really going to keep
preaching instead of teaching
and putting up some serious
effort to keep our youth on
the side of decency and demo-
cracy? Or, are we simply
going to tell them they'd bet
ter keep straight?
Somebody needs to do
something along this line, and
along this line, something
needs to be done right now.
FL x Just as we know that
indignation cannot be achiev-
ed by force, we should also
recognize the fact that Segre-
cation cannot be kept by ulti-
matum alone. When you get
down to the basic facts of it
all, the ultimate winner will
lDe the side with the best edu-
Gated forces.
Now, by dam, think that
over!
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

undersigned upon the estate
of Mrs. Eugenia S. Weems
N. C. NJ, notice is hereby Civ
en- to all persons having
claims against said estate te
present the same to the CLERK
of said Court for probate ano
registration according to law
within six months from the
date of the first publication
of this notice, or they will De
forever barred.
This the 26th day of July,
1863.
w. M. McLaurin, Jr.,
Guardian
81 -4tc
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
Annual Farm

sponsored by the Farm Bu-
reau, a talk meet contest, a
dress revue, and the selection
of a Miss Farm Bureau.
The featured speaker for
the occasion will be Sam
Thompson. FB President
Thomas said, "Mr. ThOmp-
son is known by many Farm
Bureau members. / am sure
he will have a message OF
interest for ALL"
A feature attraction for the
annual affair will be the fish
fry supper a t6 pm.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
First VEG
Continued from Front Page

r.. S. Richmond and incum-
bent L.. r. Thompson; Beat
Two Supervisor candidates,
Grady Ellis, c.. A. Dickerson,
Wildridge Odom and incum-
bent Ray Campbell; candi-
dates for Sheriff, Lee Howell
and Andrew Smith; and other
unopposed candidates, Henry
cClellan, Circuit Clerk; Mrs.
Elaine Ellington, Chancery
Clerk; Mrs. Billie Rosamond,
Tax Assessor; and Pat M.
County Attorney.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

financial security are our own
people right here in Holmes
County.
All the talk and promises
in the world made by union
organizers have not, and will
not, create jobs, steady pay
checks or security in our
county. Union promises will
never fill your grocery bas-
ket BUT union strikes, picket
lines, dues, fees, etc. can sure
keep your pocket book empty.
You will find union repre-
SentativeS real busy giving
out material and all sorts of
poop but will you find a sim
gle solitary one Of them who
one small boot about
you or what happens to you?
Factories and plants in our
state and county are here due
to much diligent work from
leading citizens of state and
county people. These are the
people who care about their
people = these are the
people who make up the COM
pany that provides jobs and
steady wages - not the union.
We have a most beautiful
story by Wayne Rodgers about
our own Holmes County base
ball ~all-StarS who ARE out
making a record for them
selves and us, but space has
just so much space and it was
left out in favor of a photo
OF these young valiants. The
story is good, worth yol
waiting until next week t.
Tread. So, please be patient
and next week, we hope, wei
bring you the story of their
district victory and possibly,
a state victory :. we do
hope!
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
HELP WANTED

OPENING FOR RALEIGH
DEALER in Humphreys
|County. Established customj
|ers. Can earn $500 to $3.U1
hourly and up. See w. P. Wal
Lexington, or write Raj
MISC 362-1109, MemphlsI
.Tenn 8-1-1td
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

Hoped to get in a long
Winded political column this
week, but it seems that poll
tics have overcome me with
work instead of space to ex
pound. One thing that has
been in my craW all week
though, is the liberal candi-
date who has refused to get
into the mudslinging bit. Mis-
ter Coleman, who is more edu-
Gated, more experienced ana
more stateSmanned, surely
could not have been the one
whom daily newspapers quot
ed as saying that Charlie Sui
livan had jumped into a val
of whiskey and is swimming
around trying to drag others
in. Mud-slinging -. Mr.. Cole
man wouldn't participate
1t would be convincing,
though, if Mr.. Coleman had
produced a picture of this 81
that he could prove, instead
of claim. Surely, many
people over this state would
like to see such a sight.
Mud-slinging? PheWl
And before we forget it
everybody, but everybody, is
cordially invited to attend an
old-fashioned election party
which will be sponsored by
the Holmes County Herald on
Tuesday night, August 6. If
all interested folks will gather
near the Herald, we are plan
ming to have blackboards out
front TO keep up with all the
tallies: county, beat and state
and a loud speaker system to
report all hot returns. Word
has it that somebody will be
sponsoring a concession stand
right close by and we promise
to get the news to you just as
quick as we can get it to US.
This is our inheritance from
Carroll County SO let's see
how it works here.
Good jobs and job security
are not things that one finds
in a Christmas stocking, nei-
Their are they things that out
side people, whether they be
Union organizers or other or
ganizers, are concerned a.
bout. The people who are con-
cerned about good jobs and
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

Roderick Brown, the Garden
Market man, reports to us the
first open cotton boil. He dis
covered it on his cotton farm
Just east of Lexington on Black
Creek bottom, He described 1t
as a mice, pretty open boil"
And, I'm sure it is. 1t means
that a little fall money amt
far off. Congratulations, Rod
erick.
And a big ~CONGRATULA-
TIONS to our own Betsy Harp
er Heinrich who represented
Lexington in a big, big way in
the state Miss Hospitality con-
test in Biloxi last week. Bet
sv came in as first alternate,
which means dern nigh first,
a feat for which every Holmes
Countian should be proud.
Why don't we all express
our gratitude and exuberance
to her?
Space permits no more Of
this palaver.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

Applicants For Registration
Mrs. w. M. Renacker, Du'
rant, Miss.
Steve Williams, Lexington,
Miss.
Isadora Montgomery, Du'
rant, Miss.
Lonnie B.. Lewis, Lexington,
Miss.
Albert Williams, Lexington,
Miss.
Alma C.. CARNEGIE, Tchula,
Miss.
Shadrach Davis, Jr., Tchu-
la, Miss.
Nora Hayes, Tchula, Miss.
Caledonia Davis, Tchula,
8-1-2tc
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 10, 499 Letters of Guar,
dianship having been grantee
on the 9th day of July, 1868:
by the Chancery Court OF
Holmes County, Miss, to the
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

|HFT7P WANTED = Male and
female. Needed at onceI
Full or part time man or Woi
man to serve Watkins cusl
TONERS in Lexington. Earn
|S65 and up weekly. No in
vestment. Set your own hours
Write C.. R. Ruble, Dept ID
p o. Box 2447, Memphis
Tenn. 8-1-1tI
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

PIANOS Wurlitzer and
Knight - best prices, nc
interest, small payments, rem
tai purchase. Phone Gil 3.
5316, The Piano Workshop.
Greenwood. Day or night =
100 Lee St. Turn right off w.
Washington 5 blocks from the
r eflore Theatre. S-1-9tc
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
FOR c CLERK
Henry B. cClellan
FOR A ASSESSOR
Mrs. Denton Rosamond
FOR
COUNTY
Pat M. Barrett
OF
L. R. Thompson
r. S. Richmond

FOR SUPERVISOR
District ID
Calvin A. Moore
Clover Johnson
Lee Mayo
James w. Jim" Rhyme
District I'D
Ray Campbell
C. A. Dickerson
Grady E. Ellis
WiIdridge S. Odom
District lid
w. Leslie Smith
]. w. (Bill) Burwell
District IV)
Estell Scott
c. M. (MilIs) Martin
District W
w. w. Salley
Charles H. Smith
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

FOR SALE

FOR RENT or SALE = Large
house, 108 Clifton ST., phone
R. E. Barrentine, TAT, LeMng'
ton. S-1-1t6
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

FOR SALE: Red All-State
motor scooter. Recently com.
plete overhaul. Call Jack Nc,
Crory at 400.
7-4-tfc
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

- White lemon bitch
near Emory community.
Liberal reward. A. N. Nichols,
Jr., Vaughn, Miss. or ]. D.
Cooper, Durant, Miss. 1-tp
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

FOR l. 2 Br. home, all
convenienceS. Just outside
Lexington Oh Blacktop road.
Owners moving. $1,000. Allie
Povall
6-20-tfc
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

FOR SALE: One Polariod
Model so camera. In real
good shape. With leather
case. S4O.O 90 Call Bill Rodgers
at 400.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

WANTED: Coca snort Ords
.er cook. Phone II, lexington
7-18-3td
WANTED: Position as Sec
rotary, Bookkeeper, Clerk
|Typist. Tipping $3.50 pei
Self-employment incomd
Tax Rtturns : $500 $1,000
Mamie Ella Armstrong, Not
|ary Public. 300 Spring St.
Phone 337, Lexington.
7-18-4t@
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

3oFoRNOW
Evening star., 1963-01-24
WITH THE HIGH SCHOOLS
AqneW Consistent F actor
In a Topsy-T urvy League

to SIS straight victories a few
years back, probably has de-
rived as much satisfaction out
of Priory's recent squirt as he
did from the mass victories by
his mighty Lions at Carroll.
A&& =
Stratford has wrapped up
the Arlington Junior High
School League basketball title
for the second straight year.
Stratford defeated Gunston
1928, Tuesday to clinch the
crown.
The Stratford team, which
also won the crown with a 81
mark last year. was led by John
Hummer, g. foot "A younger
brother Of Washington Lees
current star, Ed Hum m er.
Stratford has been coached for
the last two seasons by Bob
McNeal.
Sleepy Thompson. coach of
, st. Stephens School, confused
quite a few spectators at Tues
days st. Stephens Landon
game in Alexandria.
Sleepy kept shouting come
on Landon, get the ball" dur
ing the first half. 1t turned out
he was shouting to one of his
players, Landon Holman, not
the opposition.
Evening star., 1963-01-24
Ski Report


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and intermediate stones fair. mRkins
snow
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CTelephone WA. 4-bsi4D D 10 no
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snow
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inches new snow on 2O-inch base
Excellent
DEP CREEK LAKE-Oakland Nd
tTelephone DE, 4-4s2OD 3 10 %
inch base. Showing. Fair.
SEVEN SPRINGS = Champion. Pa
Telephone lockwood 2O3n. 8
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LAUREL MOINTAIN-IIronie Pa
10 q inches on q 10 20 inch base
upper area only. Pair 10 good.
BIG BOULDFR-W Haven. Pa 49,
. 10 Z inches on b 10 20 inch base
Lower area good.
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70 10 inch base. Granular. poor 10
fair
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inches powder on 10 = inch base,
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