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The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-02
KENNEDY IS SILENT ON HARD FACTS or
THE LABOR ISSUES"

By lanes Resten. ny. Tines Series Free Press
Jan. Is
President Kennedy has SAID great deal shis rorsh
sbovf rsnsfprsfion a. she ssx ssruure ard
fhe odernizson 81 rs inssy bs ne has sid vey sse
sbovs me sodernzsfion % s isborsnsgeers rei.sios
His Eeoponie Report for exsnpse stresses me need
fer redYcfion and reyison ard epsses ire reed 10
nvch q me nssons scientific ard sngneerins
brains in psosrsn Of research 6evssopmers 20 N
crease fise prDdvcsion ~ civilian soo>s
See RESPECTED psvsg
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-02
"oMY CHOICE IS KIND OF ANrLsrRIKE LAWS

Letter 70 Dssroit Free Press Jan IS
IHe CURRENT spsfe ef psrslyzine strikes and the
prescon q mere q me IN the foreseeshe future
~ -'fn ne rexf several years cause The ensesrpent
ef re- Fsoersi Isws designed prevent eripuno work
s'cppsses- - aSmu
The sxscf nature of these Laws however Is Of urinary
soneern 70 every American vino ehershes hrs freedom for
ne nston fast approaching se erossrosds Of decision in
fhis vital area
We tan cheese land should with an hsxel 40 enact
's' -sn so0d deprive Unions sf their monopoly power
e can enoese me rote of compulsory arbitration which
amounts 70 Federal TO be fssloed Of oee>s.
s''S ~ Federal price ccnsroll
ne 's'fer sfsrns'ise constitutes fundamental de-
pr'''''on OF 0Ur cherished basic freedoms.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-02
HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE MADE.
NOT BORN!

-Tr-E kEA HEAVEN AND The NEH EARTH
Rev I'LL AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY
AND TrE UTTER k-o-T44-Lss-e4<E-ss or TIE
GkTLcHslsI. SATANIC eDsN-EvE -LozDSo0
Ger II. e.t1 - ~TriE THINGS SEEN.
TEMPORAL 81 rsvD - MYTHICAL - TIE
EVIL. TIE HUMAN The MATERIAL - ARE
NOT EPPsEhEksf5lE - ~ THIS WORLD
eY Ncs-ct-RlsTIEN SCIENTISTS.
BEING CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS IS THE TRUE.
ETERNAL STATUS Or ALL ADAMS. EWES
kNAvEs FOOLS the EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY o.
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHoOO - RE-
PUDlaTED eY The c4s44lD4E-Ss. PLANNED
NON PARENTHooO or CHRIST JESUS
THE WAY The TRUTH. AND THE lIFE~l - NY
WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE Do~l
JESUS IS The 40. CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
The TRUE STATUS OF The ETERNAL Off
SPRING or GOD. YOUR TRUE BEING
See SMOKES Psss p
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-02

DETROIT LABOR kFWs. Sian. IL. s0BslNG FOR
FEAR THAT IT'S DIAPERS TO DEATH SECURITY
VIA The DEvH! MAY EE M JEOPARDY!
you GOULD LOSE BASIC RIGHTS UNDER
PROPOSED CONSTITUTION"
PRINCIPAL MISSING = NAMELY. PEOPLE"
~ 49, DeLsos
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE FOR RoMNEY
WITH JOY!
We sEFTERLTE- ST. PAUL. TO YoU ~ ROMANS.
EVERY MORTAL IS a LgARI
ALL LABOR LEADERS. WHO ARE NOT
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. ARE MORAL And SPIRIT
uAL cRlPpLEs rip VAN WhKLEss PRISONERS
or The DEVIL - NOT NECESSARILY M OBVIOUS
WBckEDNEss, BUT ~ INVOLUNTARY ERROR
PERSONS Or DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT,
HONESTY INTELLIGENCE
Ho9E REGULATION o. GOD CONDEMNED,
lsss NEWS Psss 9
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-02

Canada's, Britain Weather
Physical, Economic, Social, Moral!
As IN The U.s.. THE DEvH. VIA sE-x.E
RAkpLkT! : sUFFockrIke DIVINE AND
SPIRITUAL SENSE AND P-0-WER OVER THE
WHOLE EkRTH!-
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PRINCES ZI<E - SPONSORED PARTIALLY
s1sILsEss-s. z, T-E sccTc-sczN PASTOR
~ GEORGE ~ ooc-EsTy PASTOR or THE
hEW ycSs LsEN.E PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
BEFORE TSocEEcsss FURTHER DEAR READ
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-02

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CHRISTIAN g s~-E STUDENTS, T-SNgE1s lEAoERs
3 TIE 7EL4 @-4x o@ s-1 Leaders ~1-sonS
LN- PEOPLES - arsBCss n'E-l EFFECT TIE -sEI1-
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w-.---s N-c--<s@N-S-ME-SS1 TRYING 70
SEsE7sE gEsus KEEN PERCEPTION AND
-EN-NcLl7gcNs o. SATANIC -sUkINs w ARE
90 yo-7 FATHER 7-E oEs1 a LIAR
.-ao - TRUTH soac o. REALTY As
5EsEAEo Eg GODS c-z7esT SCIENCE MESSIAH
FIRST c--l-TEs cENESS - Eksbc - GOD g GOD .
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-02

SMOKES PACK A DAY" rs DISEASED!
ASK The DOCTOR
TOBACCO USE AND BURGER's"
=, -. Peer ssssncronn Free Press
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-02
STATE COURT RE0PENs IS H0FFA
CONSPIRACY CASE"

CIRCUIT JUDGE SEEN IN ERROR"
% TRANSFERS SUE CHIEF FOR SIS. 600"
SEE Toc COL ]. PAGE y Free Press Jan I
~ o~sn Destriek Free Press Staff Writer
~ 1-s-i--os opinion written by outgoing Justice
Ps-a Aasns. ne high court said that Wayne Circuit
1-'o9e Car ~ Wesoensn made mistake in dismssinq
f-s r--es cases earlier
T-E SUITS - asking $4,000 damages each - were
sbec - Der 5 1855 by Milton stsnilI Paul Smith and
Ira Ns-s. .hc r-ned their auto hauIawav rios and
crvss sor Co-,-,ercis Carriers Inc
See HcFFA. Page q
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-02
- 5t 6o610 WrI-I-5t.!-UnDoW Fh1ng
PRESENT Successor To Mary Bsker Eddy -~oMA'
TIE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR SERIES.
-oRAIIHeeE 10 MORALITY: -

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Norl-pr- lar. II
uzs SEaoEz MAS oE-.y ossaz>oMrEo N
--sg< LS-flE AE TszMx
MR. CkNFlM SHOULD HAVE A BOSS
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-02
The Paper-Baek Books Poison! :

The Psper-Baek Books Poison!-
SATAN. SIN. SEX. PROMOTING ADULT AND
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY!
Shame On Guilty Drug Stores
And News Stands! = Moral
And Spiritual Traitors, 10
The Human Race!
NEGRO FRIEND INFORMS US THAT
--E 0RUe STORE m THAT BEAUTIFUL. NEW
GREAT LAKES INSURANCE BUILDING.
woooaaac AM EUCLID
CARRIES Tr-aT COMMANDMENTS
BREAKING. gooLs1RY. ADULTERY - TAKING
GODS NAVE MATURE M VAIN! - BEARING
FALSE WITNESS - PROMOTING THE SATANIC
IsT-c-sisT. IDsJ~-EvE ~LoRD-cop"
Ger -. ssr- FRAUDS MYTHS - suFFocATikc
TIE DIVINE AND The SPIRITUAL
7cTESTlILITIEs or TIE DEVILS ADAMS. EYES,
wuScERoUs GAINS. JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND
See BOOKS. Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-02

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--rsy 5-ss-~-y n's-1ssr z.r
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-02
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLE !

MADE Hl~ TIE FATHER or SIX AT THE AGE or
n AND The ACCOUNT IN The NEWS STATES
IhA1 Hs COULD PERFORM - ONLY WITH GREAT
DIFFICULTY The OCCASIONAL HEAVY DUTY.
WHICH IS NORMAL FOR TIE OTHER OFFICERS.
See WIDOW Pace u
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-22
YOUTH SLAYER
IS SENTENCED

Herman Crump, lS, was sem
fenced to 2 to S years in state
prison in Superior Court for the
gunshot Staying Of his best friend
on May lS.
A jury convicted Crump Of in
voluntary manslaughter in the
Staying of Troy Wright. Is. Of
1906 S. 18th Ave. Crump was
sentenced by Judge George M.
Sterling.
Trial revealed Crump was be-
Ing teased about the lack of a
girl friend shortly before the
shooting occurred on the porch
of Crump's house, 1856 S. 18th
Ave.
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-22
CAREER DAY
SET AT PALMDALE

The Phoenix Urban League will
present its third annual Career
Day Program, Friday, November
2o.
Programs this year will take
place at Grant Elementary
School, 720 South 4th Avenue, for
those in the Phoenix Elementary
School District III, and at Palm
dale Elementary School. 3l46
East .Wier Avenue for those in
the Roosevelt School District #66.
Mr.. ]. Warren Bass, chairman
Of the Education Y outh Incentives
Committee Of the Urban League,
indicates that the program has
been designed for seventh and
eighth grade students regardless
of race, color or creed. and Is
intended to acquaint youth with
the various career opportunities
and to indicate specific ways in
which these can be attained.
All seventh and eighth grade
students and their parents are
invited to attend.
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-22
ALOT OF TELEPHONES

A Bell Telephone user can
call SO per cent of the world 8
telephones. 1t might take awhile
though. There are over $50 mill
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-22

Ion and we'll over half of these
are in the United States: nearly
70 million.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Christmas Cards

Mrs, G.. E.S., Cabin John
So many people hate to
part with tn cir Christmas
cards that I'm sending you
this list, the most comple-
hensive I've ever seen, All
these individuals and groups
would welcome e your used
Christmas cards.
/. Mrs. Lillian Dickson,
raipi Taiwan (Formosa),
Free China.
2. Col. Kidding,
Salvation Army.
Dialan, Java l6,
Bandung, Indonesia.
3. National Alliance of Czech
Catholics,
1896 w. 18th street,
Chicago, Ill.
4. Lincoln State School,
Lincoln. Ill.
5. Joseph Koikara,
Evening star., 1963-01-03

used to be up against a tree
outside our dining room win
dow, Three squirrels decided
it was their private dining
room and consequently, we
have hungry birds and fat
squirrels.
l removed the feeder and
put a nail on either SIDE.
Evening star., 1963-01-03

Christmas Holiday" shown
on Channel 5 on Sunday,
December 80? The old movie
starred Deanna Durbin and
Gene Kelly.
I've heard this music on
an FM radio station, but have
never heard its title. I will
be very grateful if someone
can tell me the name of the
music, or, if not, tell me
where I can find out the
name.
Evening star., 1963-01-03

attached an old dog chain
and threw the chain over a
branch. I hitched the other
end of the chain to the
feeder, thus hanging it about
four feet from the branch and
five feet from the trunk,
suspended in mid-air. How
Evening star., 1963-01-03

the squirrels get to it is be-
yond me, but we look out and
see them swinging like birds
and eating all the goodies.
Do any of you have any
suggestions on this? Also,
can you readers supply me
with names of good but not
Evening star., 1963-01-03

Truth Library and
Reading Room,
Chempakassery road,
Alwaye, Travancore,
Cochin State, India.
6. Sister Mary Giles,
Maryknoll Sanitorium,
300 Norumbega drive.
Monrovia, Calf.
Editors Note: This is only q
portioI listing Of the individuals and
groups which welcome used Christ
mos cords, Another listing will be
published soon in RCH.)
Evening star., 1963-01-03
READERS CLEARINGHOUSE
Here's How

Readers Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q public service exchange
OF ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor eonnot accept phone coils per-
toinine TO this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name and
oddress. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Pear Butter
M. r. WnShinntOn

N. r., Washington
If any of you readers have
a recipe for pear butter, will
you please submit it to RICH?
I am very anxious to have this
recipe. Thanks.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Name Of Music

Mrs. I. l., ROCKVILLE
Could someone please tell
me the name of the music
played during a concert
sequence of the movie,
Evening star., 1963-01-03

expensive bird guides? I can
only identify the well-known
birds, and my 312-year-old
child thinks I'm dumb!
Evening star., 1963-01-03
A Problem With SQUIRRELS
To NJ. I. j., SilUer Spring
Mrs. J. L. H., COLLEGE Park

, I enjoyed your letter while ago telling how
to make things for the birds to eat,
We've made cans of fat and similar things for
our feathered friends, but now have problem that
is hilarious, but downright annoying.
The problem is squirrels. Our feeding station
Evening star., 1963-01-03
. Arlington Store Only

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Walnut Wood Trim in Decorator Fabric 70
sELIG SOFA Contemporary style, Foam
SAMPLE ANU - '''' ''ON'''' avn 19s
PICTURE WINDOW TABLE. MarProof Plastic
Top, Cane Insert Shelf 48"L 26"H 20"W SO
LOUNGE CHAIR, Decorator Two Tone Fabric.
Foam Rubber Cushion SO
SLEEP SOFA French Provincial Styling,
White Frame, Foam Rubber Cushions, Opens
TO Full-Size Bed. Tailored in Beautiful
DamaSk Cover AIS
3-PC BEDROOM SUITE. Italian Provincial
Style, Beautiful Cherry Finish Includes
Triple Dresser with Mirror, Chest and Full
Size Panel Bed 1863
100" SOFA, Self Deck Skirt Damask Cover 329
TRADITIONAL SOFA. 4 Air Foam Cushions
100 Inches Long Self Platform Kick Pleat
Skirt Tailored Beautiful Brocatee Fabric 1926
LOUNGE CHAIR. Colonial style Tufted Pillow
Back Foam Cushion, Tailored in Beautiful
Decorator Fabric llc
3-PC. BEDROOM SUITE Solid Cherry. In
eludes Double Dresser with Mirror, Chest
Full Size Bed 24C
French Frutwood and Leather Cocktail Step
or Chairslde Table each 4I
HOLLYWOOD BED Full 80 Inch Width
Foam Rubber Mattress Box Spring Plus
Legs-Complete Spec
5-PC DINETTE SET Includes Drop Leaf
Extension Table 3 Side Chairs, Host Chair
In Beautiful Butternut Finish l7l
OCCASIONAL TABLES. Famous Lane Italian
Provincial Style, BISuue and FruitWOod
Choice OF Cocktail step, Lamp or COmmOde
Table 81
. Al items subject 10 prior SoIe'
Sorry, nee cannot accept mail, phone or e.
. We reserve the right TO limit quantities
. Some quantities limited; many one and !
. Prompt delirery required on all purch
. No layurays or future deiircries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

q BEN CASEY.
hospital drama ! Hour. lseason Pre-
mlere. New Day and Timed Justice 10
MleFobe" Casey Vincent Edwards)
puts the entire staff on emergency
service for treatment Of worker vino
has radioactive substance In his spine.
Robert Loggia Is featured.
q THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES.
Comedy. Love blooms again for Jed.
Mazda Onyx and Harriet Mac eIbbon are
featured. GRepeatl
$50 d BRONCO.
Western. ! Hour. (RepeatJ
IN DICK VAN DYKE SHOW.
Comedy. Rob Petrie's first time on skis
results In fOur-man and One-sOas pile
up on the slopes (Repeatl
1000 Gn THE ELEVENTH HOUR.
Drama. Hour. "SomethIno cFazfs
Going On In the Back Room" Under
going group therapy. five members Of
family accuse each other Of selfishness
and faiIIngs Angela Lansbury. Martin
Ralsam Tuesday Weld. Roy Thnnes and
Don Grady. tRepeatl
"a CLAIMING.
Premiere. ] Hour. Dramatic series set
on a university campus starring Henry
Jones and Jason Esers. Message From
the Tin Room" An English professor
aids a condemned murderer with his
death row-wltten manuscript John
cassaVetes Is featured
"a RECKONING.
Drama. ! Hour. "The Volcano Seat"
Michael Rennie. Albert Saint star.
tRepeatl
'sn Type
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
vi
100 "a cos REPORTS.

Public Affairs / Hour Cseason Pre-
mlerel "The Priest and the Politician"
The clash between Loulslana's most power
ful political boss, LeandeF Henry Perez,
and Rev. Christopher Schneider, Catholic
priest who tried Integratins his Huras.
la. parochial school against Perez
TesoIute opposition. Dan Rather reporter
500 @ THE PATTY DUKE SHOW.
Premiere. Comedy show starring Patty
Duke-the Academy-Award winner IN the
dual role Of look-ake cousins. Martin
Lane. Jean Byron and Paul o'Keefe.
$50 @ e7TH PRECINCT.
Police. Hour. (Repeatl
a PRICE IS RIGHT.
Audience participation show Betsy Palmer.
guest, Bill Cullen. me-
q DOBIE cILLIS.
Comedy Maynard tBob DenveFl becomes
the newest symbol Of masculine appeal
tRepeatl
900 q MYSTERY THEATER.
Drama. ! Hour. "Pattem Of Guilt"
newspaper reporter Gray MlIIandl
fears that either his ex-Wife lucy
Prentiss) or his estFanoed wife lJOanna
MooFel will be the next target h
series Of murders. MYon Mccormack IS
featured
! -
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-12

Western Samoans race huge
lingboats called fautasi. Evolved
from whale boats, the fautasi
akin across water propelled by
40 or more oarsmen. The cox
swain beats out the rowing tempo
on a tin can.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-12

When you need to mix beaten
egg with hot mixture, be sure
to pour the hot mixture very
slowly into the egg, stirring con-
stantly as you do so. This way
of mixing prevents the eggs from
curd1inQ.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-12

Count on four pounds of orned
beef, weight before cooking,
serving eight when it is offered
hot. If it is offered cold and
sliced thin with a ubstantia1
S alad you'll increase the serv-
ings,
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-12

When you are planning to make
vanilla cookies on a baking
morning, CRATE the rind from one
of the oranges you use for break
fast and add it to the dough. A
small addition but it gives big
flavor.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-12

Slice cooked boiled potatoes
and heat under the broiler at the
same time you broi1 steak or
chops. Slather the spuds with
butter before broiling and add
| S prinkle of green onions or
| o ars1ey after.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

too soon and, where girls are
oncerned, don't wear make
|up too soon.
When / tell you to act your
ages, I'm not trying to spoil
your fun. What / am trying tc
lido is to keep you in your
childhood a little longer thar
you may want to stay. You've
heard others say 1t time anc
again and cne Of these years
you'll say 1t too the teer
Years are the greatest of your
life.
/ don't care whom you
Eventually marry, how great
your success In life, how ma
|ny children you bring into
1.-THE world or what you do
the years after your teen
years will never be quite as
wonderful. In particular, your
high school years are the moss
wonderful OF the wonderful.
So, In telling you Kids not
Ito date and go steady TOO soon
Inn actually telling you not
Ito cheat yourselves out of
YOUR childhood and out Of the
best years Of your lives.
Be a teen-ager for as lon2
as YOU can teen-agef
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

We met Cleamens Sudbeck shortly after
moving to Holmes County and our ac-
quaintance with him has been limited to
only a few short encounters but our per-
sonal and real grief at his death is as
though we had known him always as "a
close friend.
One mconsciously registers impressions
of pc rsonalities upon meeting person
for the first time and later these first
impressions are sorted out into whole.
Our first impression and our lasting re-
memberance of Glen Sudbeck is of man
who stood tall among his fellow men.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
Go slow

This time of year caution in driving is
always emphasized and the need for par
ticular care in the streets is stressed, Que
to the opening of school and the presence
of so many youngsters at crossings, inter-
sections and near the school grounds
This year in Lexington, extra caution
should be exercised due to the traffic haz-
ards engendered by the street improve
ment program deep hole in the street
can easily upset a bicycle rider VINO is
in a little too much of hurry, and the
same hole may cause driver to tenn
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
Under q

Address your questions To-:
ban Halligan
Box g
kaIispell, Mont.
Dear Dan: / am In the eigh.
tn grade and have a wardrobe
problem. It's not that I mind
that my wardrobe Is from last
|year, actually three years old
and more, but my clothing Is
completely out Of style.
/ don't want to seem self
|ish, but my mother won't buy
|me anything new except two
new blouses and a suit. am
willing and want to add a few
stylish things to my wardrobe
with my own money which
have earned. l try to make
|her see but l can't. She says
|! can't buy myself new cloth
ling because already have
|cnough of a wardrobe. Real
|ly!
Please tell me who is right
because this problem is get
ting serious. Remember, Dan
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

IN buy the clothing with my
| own money. Concerned OF
| L. /. ;.
Dear Concerned: l don,
know anything about styles
| for. an eighth grade girl but
do know that what you wore
lin the sixth, fifth and fourth
Igrades cannot possibly fit you
lnow and therefore, you're not
really too bad off.
| / sympathize with you and
lI'll even say you should be
allowed to buy an occasional
akirt or sweater with money
lyou've earned but ! know mo.
theirs and If your mother says
YOUR wardrobe Is sufficient,
believe her.
Don't get hepped on current
l"styles" because they may
lchange by Christmas and
What you now buy could be
"old-fa shioned" by then. Mo-
lthers seldom are wrong.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

porarily lose control of his car. Driving
at a slow rate of speed is much kinder to
your car and much more thoughtful of the
safety of children.
Suggestion number one is that Danger
Street Repairs signs be erected on Boule-
ward and Pine Streets for the duration
of the street Improvement program, and
a speed limit be set and ENFORCED on
those streets for the same length of time.
Advice is Go Slow the life you
save may be your own childs'.
Asst.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
| MOON LAKE
| 3HAD COTROL

Members of the Fisheries
division of the Game and
Fish Commission did a shad
control on Moon Lake on
Tuesday, September "a, ac-
|cording to Barry Freeman
Fisheries Chief.
A similar shad control last
fall killed an estimated 600,-
1000 pounds of shad on the
IL 200 acre lake. This will be
the third shad control on
Moon Lake in the past four
years.
Freeman estimated that 1t
took the 13 man crew 3 hours
Ito cover the entire 2,2OO ac-
|res.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

officers for the coming year:
President, Mrs. Julia Frances
Algood Of Pickens; First Vice
President, Mrs. Iris King OF
Kosciusko; Second Vice-Pre-
|sident, Mrs. Almeda Thomas
of Goodman; Third Vice-Pre-
sident, Mrs. Dean Fancher
Of Kosciusko; Fourth Vice
President, Miss Artie John
son of Durant; Fifth Vice
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
We have lost q friend. -.

man who was greatly respected by all who
knew him for he earned that respect. A
man who was just and kind and esteemed
by his associates A man who was an in
tegral part of his community. A man who
worked hard and gave much. man of
magnetic personality who will never be
forgotten by those who knew him. A man
who was strong individualist with cour-
age and strength. A man who was good
neighbor.
We shall miss him.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

meeting was election Of Off.
|cers for 1864, and the pay
Il1ent by members of Nation
al dues.
Mrs. Pauline Johnson, new.
liz elected Financial Secretary
tasks that all members Of the
UNIT whose dues are out, send
their check to Mrs. Pauline
Johnson, West, Miss.
The following will serve as
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

President, Mrs. Velma Beach
of Kosciusko: Secretary. Mr.
Melvin Beach of Kosciusko !;
Financial Secretary, Mrs.
Pauline Johnson of West; At
ITALIA County Reporter, Mrs.
Betty Jean Black of Koscius-
|ko: and Holmes County Re-
porter, Mrs. Mary Irene Up
|shaw of Lexington.
After the business session,
Mrs. Ashley served coffee
and cake to members present.
The next meeting is schedul.
ed for October 18th, with Mrs
IDean Fancher in Kosciusko
A covered dish supper is plan
(ned and all members are urg.
ed to attend.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
rat tales
BY Johnny Tardy

Friday night | went to the
football game and ! spent the
might with Alfred Porter and
late supper with him. Johnny
|O'Kelly spent the night, too.
AFTER the football game we
|played games in Alfred's
room. Johnny brought some
|of his games. Then we went
Ito bed but we stayed up all
might.
We have a secret club right
|close to the High School.
Butch Pepper went with his
daddy to the deer camp last
weekend and when he came
back he had a huge giant
caterpillar. He is poison, ]
think.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

l went dove hunting yester-
day and we killed some doves.
Il shot at some chimney sweeps
out in the field and humble
bee got after me. There was
| a bee hive in a tree near
where we had parked the car
and bees were going in and
out the hole trying to make
honey. They could not make
their honey for us shooting a
box near the hole. The bees
were very mad and swarm
| ing around the hole but they
were nice and did not sting
anybody.
We put a big dirt clod in
1.-The box and a man named Al
was throwing it up in the air
land man named Ray was
shooting at it. He missed it
three shots and Doc (my un.
|cle) missed it three shots and
| I hit the box, Doc said.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
First Section

whose greatest problem, If
you're a boy, can be, Whats
flor supper" and, If you're
la girl, making that crucial
decision as to which one cf
two Boboy Rydell records you
|should buy with this weeks
allowance. You won't be sor-
Try.