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view hospital. They have named
him BRETT Eric. The Banhams'
other two children are Everett
Leon, age nine and Monique Ann
ette age five. Maternal grandpar-
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ken
nerly, Sr., Des Moines, Iowa and
paternal grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert R. Banham, Mime
apols.
Entertain Moses Family: Mr..
and Mrs. James Thompson, 624
Penn Av. N, were hosts to Emile
Moses, Sr., and family on Monday,
September %. Also present was
Father Gordon Mycue, St. Thomas
Catholic Church, Cochran, MINI.
Refreshments were served.
Hostess To Club: Mrs. Edward
Posey, 4417 Fifth Av. S., was
hostess on Friday evening, Sep
tember q to the regular monthly
meeting of the Pontinos Bridge
Club. Prizes were won by Mines.
Lawrence Harper, first; o. Donald
Smith, second; Thaddeus Nicholas,
third and Luther Prince, fourth.
Guest prize was won by Mrs. COL
eridge Hendon.
Enjoying Visit: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Bowser, Chicago are visiting
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mitchell, 1928 Third
Av. S. They arrived in Minneapolis
September 10 and will remain until
Sunday, October 6. Mrs. Bowser
said they have fallen in love with
the city and have had so many
courtesies extended them.
Texas Visitor: Mrs. William
Marshall, Ell Paso, Texas, arrived
in Minneapolis, Wednesday, Sep
tember Is 30 visit with her sister,
Mrs. Virginia Lewis, 1912 Portland
Av. Mrs. Lewis is recuperating
from surgery performed Thursday,
September 26 in Mt. Sinai hos
pital.
Returns Home: Mrs. Emma
Stmms, former resident of Mime
apois and who now resides in Mil
waukee has returned home after
being the housegueSt of Mrs.
Blanche Mayes, 1916 Fourth Av.
S. Mrs. Sinms attended the re-
cent annual session of Prince Hall
Grand Chapter Order Of Eastern
Stars in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can
ada. While in Canada and also in
Minneapolis she enjoyed seeing and
visiting with her former friends.
The Garden Lovers Club held its
October Meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Mae Marshall, 1909 Elliott
Av S. The hostess gave an inform
ative lecture, also demonstrations
on Flower Arrangements.
Mrs. Lucille Shivers gave a Won
derful report on the Flower Show
presented by the Larl1spur Garden
Club of Lake Minnetonl1a Mound,
Mimi, which was held in the
GrandWew Junior High School
Their theme was State Fair of
Flowers. Mrs. Hazel Clark and
Mrs. Ethel Evans attended also.
A complete report was given by
the president on the Minneapolis
City Council meeting on Human
Relations, that was held Septem-
ber Is. These reports made the
meeting very interesting.
Because Of the illness of the hus-
band of Mrs. Barda Ridley, st.
Paul, the members are to call the
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secretary, Mrs. Shivers concerning
the next meeting place.
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and presided at the meeting.
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The chronicle., 1963-11-07
Council Leader
Quits Because
Of Secret Meets

WINSTON : SALEM, N. C.
(UPI)-The president of the
Winston-Salem chapter Of the
Citizens Councils Of America re.
signed Tuesday because other
members wanted to hold secret,
underground" meetings.
1--WE just couldn't get things
straight from the start" ex-
planned Boyd HaneS, 34-year-old
worker at the Western Electric
Co. here.
He said the group was organ
lied last September on a five
point program proposed by Lou
is W. Hollis Of Mississippi, ex-
ecutive director Of the Citizens
Councils.
Hanes said some members of
the group wanted to stake the
movement underground, but
think that we should have moth
ing to hide"
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panied the cease-fire agreement
along the Algerian Moroccan
border in the Sahara.
The cease-fire agreement
signed in the Mali capital of
Bamako by Ben Bella and Nor
occo'S King Hassan II was to
have taken effect at midnight
Friday. But five minutes after
that time mortar shells began
falling around the Moroccan
border town Of Figuig.
Moroccan Territory
Figuig is an old fortress town
of around 10, 900 population from
which the French once fought
the desert Arabs and the Ber-
bers. 1t lies within admitted
Moroccan territory.
Each side blamed the other
for the cease-fire violation but
the evidence, as CLEANED by
neWSmen who later went into
the town, seemed to be against
the Algerians.
Ben Bella himself seemed to
be surprised by the action and
so the finger of suspicion point
ed at Boumedienne who at the
age of 80 combines the jobs of
defense minister and army COM
mander.
French sources closets to both
sides had two possible explana-
tons.
One was that the Algerians,
whose noses had been blooded
in early stage of the desert con-
flict, regarded Figuig as a good
spot to counter Moroccan pres
sure on the GASES of Hassi Beida
and Tinjoub. Figuig is on the
border, which at that point juts
into Algerian territory.
Deliberate Violation
The other explanation was
that, bolstered by Communist
built planes, tanks, heavy guns
and other war material shipped
from the United Arab Republic
and Cuba, Boumedienne might
deliberately have violated Ben
Bella's orders. He is the one
man in Algeria who might do
so with impunity.
Boumedienne is about as far
left politically as they come in
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elected government and setting
up a military dictatorship,
against which the Communists
could rally a revolution.
Neither Plan Successful
Neither plan has been success
full and the betting now is that
neither will be.
AS Betancourt prepares to
become the first president in
Venezuelan history to turn his
office over to a freely-elected
successor, seven candidates
have declared themselves for
office.
Front : runner is 57-year-old
Raul Leoni, head of Betan-
courts own party, Accion DEM
ocratica. The party claims
more than 900, 900 votes out of
an electorate Of around
three and a half million. The
party gets credit for the gov
eminent program which by
next March will have distribut-
ed land to nearly 100, 900 fami-
lies and built close to 5000
schools.
A leading opponent is Rafael
Caldera, a 47-year-old lawyer
and member of the Social
Christian party which has
worked in coalition with Betan-
court and shares credit for ma
tional reforms.
Also in the race is Jovito
Villalba Of the left of : center
Democratic Republican Union.
Villalba won an election in 1852
but it was nullified by former
dictator Marcos Perez il
meneZ.
Others, including Vice Adj
miral Wolfgang Larrazabal,
who headed the military junta
which took over after Perez il
minez fell, are given little
chance. And the Communists
none at all. They have been
suspended from all political ac-
tivity.
The chronicle., 1963-11-07

Preparing
For Voting
BY PHIL NEWSOM
UPI Foreign News Analyst

UPI Foreign News Analyst
In Caracas s~prawling Mira
flores, Venezuela's White House,
and in the guarded Interior Min
istry, President Romulo Betan-
court and his aides are prepar-
ing the way for free national
elections Dec. |.
The elections are to deter
mine Betancourt's successor
and the new congress which
will take office next March.
But just outside Maracaibo,
Venezuela's oil capital, police
pick up a young member of the
FALN, the so-called Armed
Forces for National Liberation
which are aligned with Fidel
Castro and which are deter
mined that the elections shall
not take place.
The young man carries a
small but powerful explosive
which may be attached to a vi
tai pipeline. 1t is the same type
Of explosive the oil companies
themselves use but in the hands
of the young FALN member it
is intended for sabotage.
Police Seize Terrorist
On a street in Caracas, in
terror police pick up another
suspected terrorist.
In his possession are found
detailed plans for a bank rob-
berry.
The plan includes the amount
Of money which passed through
the bank on a given day, the
names of cashiers and how
much each is paid and how the
guards are armed. Beside each
name is a notation:
Friend"
Brother Of cop"
"He'S all right"
Others are described by OBJ
ScenitieS.
The bank robbery doesn't
come off and the plan to sabo-
tage the oil pipeline also fails.
But others in the unceasing
drive to throw Venezuela into
chaos and eventually to trans
form it into another Castro Gu
ba have been more successful.
The immediate goal of the
FALN is to disrupt the eco
nomy and to goad Venezuela's
military into overthrowing the
The chronicle., 1963-11-07
Almanac
BY United Press international

BY United Press international
Today is Thursday, Nov. z,
the 311th day Of 1868 with 54 to
follow.
The moon is approaching its
last quarter.
The evening stars are Jupiter
and Saturn.
On this day in history:
In 1905, the Lewis and Clark
Expedition sighted the Pacific
Ocean at the mouth Of the Co
lumbia River.
In 1874, Harper'S Weekly ran
the first cartoon depicting an
elephant as the symbol of the
Republican party.
In 1917, the Bolsheviks over
threw the Russian provisional
government of Alexander Ker.
ensky and Nikolai Lenin as.
sumed power.
In 1862, Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
welt, the widow Of former Presi.
dent Franklin Roosevelt, died at
the age Of rs.
The chronicle., 1963-11-07
Legal Notices
NO. $3.50
TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE

vi 9kAAL
WHEREAS. on June 10, 1861. Robert
Preston Dees and MerI Sally Dees. hus-
band and wife. executed a Deed Of
Trust to William L. Waller. Trustee,
Tor the benefit Of Bevis Shell Homes.
Inc. which Deed Of Trust is recorded
IN Book 154 at Page SO in the office
OF the Chancery Clerk Of Jackson
County, Mississippi;
AND WHEREAS. the Estate OF Beyis
Shell Homes. Inc, is now being adj
ministered by John p. Corcoran, Jr.,
as Trustee. appointed by the u. 3.
District Court Of the southern
District OF Florida, Tampa Division.
Case Number 1904. on June %, 1862,
and thereafter or July "a, 1862, said
U. 8. District Court authorized said
Trustee to act by and through Will
liam L. Waller. Attorney al Law,
Jackson, Mississippi, being the same
person as the Trustee herein men,
toned:
AND WHEREAS, default having been
made in the payment Of the indebted
ness secured by said Deed of Trust,
and John p. Corcoran, Jr., the Trustee
for the holder Of the Note and Deed
OF Trust. having requested the under
signed Trustee so to do, I will, on
the 18th day OF November, 1863. Of
fer for sale at public outcry and sell
during legal hours, between the hours
OF 1900 AM. and 400 PM, at the
main front door Of the Court House
OF Jackson County, at Pascagoula,
Mississippi, for cash to the highest
and best bidder. the following de-
scribed land and property situated in
Jackson County, Mississippi. to-wit:
Commencing at the NE corner OF
that certain parcel Of land decided
TO Robert Preston Dees. situated in
the EK NWH SWH and VIA NEA
SWH OF Section 81 Township 6 South.
Range 5 West. Thence run West SO
feet to the point Of beginning; thence
West 100 feet; hence South 100 feet;
thence East 100 feet; thence North
back to the point Of beginning.
/ will convey only such title as i1
vested in me as Trustee.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE this the
18th day Of October, 1863.
WILLIAM L. WALLER,
Trustee.
At 1924, 81. lit, IA
The chronicle., 1963-11-07
Ben Bella
Is Sitting
On Hot Spot
BY PHIL NEWSOM
Foreign News Analyst

Col. Houari Boumedienne is a
blond, lean, mustached man who
has been called the lance-head
of the Algerian revolution.
Backed by his army of 40, 900
men, he put Algerian President
Ahmed Ben Bella in power and
he has kept him there.
But from time to time there
has been speculation that Bou-
\ medicine might tire of his sec
ondary role and make his own
move for power.
In recent days the speculation
has been renewed by the Sc
quence of events which accom-
The chronicle., 1963-11-07
Says Russians
Plan Space Feat

MOSCOW CUPID Soviet
cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the
worlds first spaceman said
Tuesday night the Russians now
are training for new space
flights more complicated and
serious than the ones that have
taken place so far"
Moscow Radio, reporting the
speech in English in a broad
cast beamed to North America,
said Gagarin made the state
ment at the Soviet. trade unions
convention.
I'VE are now training for
new flights, more complicated
The chronicle., 1963-11-07

Algeria without belonging to the
outlawed Communist party. He
once told interviewers he has
no objections to being labeled a
"Marxist, Socialist or Castro
ite."
Whether his soldiers would fol-
low him against Ben Bella is
The chronicle., 1963-11-07

anyone's guess. But he is sup
posed to be U.A.R. President
Abdel Canal Nasser's No. |
man in the Ben Bella govern
ment.
The chronicle., 1963-11-07
NO. 1912
NONRESIDENT
CHANCFRY SIMMONS

NO. 1912
NONRESIDENT
CHANCERY SUMMONS
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON COUNTY
To
JOHN J. CARROLL, WHOSE POST
OFFICE AND STREET ADDRESS Is:
2504 South Street Freeway, Houston,
Texas.
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of the County
Of Jackson in said State on the first
Monday Of December, "A. D. 1868, to
defend the suit No. 17,449 in said
court Of Mrs. Louise Thornburg Car
roll. wherein you are a Defendant.
n the 5th day of November, A.D.,
(6EAL)
WILBUR @. DEES,
Chancery Clerk.
BY: FRANCES j. ROBERTS,
DC.
Deputy Clerk.
st III, IA, q
The chronicle., 1963-11-07

After age 80, people must be-
gin eating a little less each day
in order to weigh the same.
On growing older, cell activity
throughout the body declines
and fewer calorieS are needed
to maintain body weight.
The chronicle., 1963-11-07
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and serious than the ones that
have taken place so far" he
said. 1--WE expect to carry them
through just as successfully"
The chronicle., 1963-11-07

A thought for the day-For-
mer President Franklin Roose-
welt said: "The truth is found
when men are free to pursue
it,"
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-09
Well Water

Aug. s Many friends Of Miss
Mary MaNey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs B w Mayey, attended
her marriage to jack Mallory,
Of Richmond, on Sunday after
noon at Sharon Baptist Church.
Mrs. Cora B Blaylock, OF
Richmond, is spending the week
in the N G. Davis home Callers
OIL Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
j. s. Maxey and d ug h t er.
Elaine. Mrs. Ethel MaXey. Reu-
ben Blaylock and Miss Dianne
Steger, Of Richmond Mrs. II.
w. Emerson. Of Amelia, and
Charlie Steger
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Griffin.
il, of Camden, S. c.. are
speeding the week here with her
mother. Mrs. John Banton.
Friends here are sorry to
hear that Mack Ayres is pa
tient in Richmond Memorial
Hospital
Charles Baber. of Richmond.
/ is spending this week with his
parents. Nh. and Mrs. Hugh Ba-
Der.
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Antioch

Aua Mr. and Mrs. W. l..
Lindsey, If Richmond. visited
Alrs G M Nocl and family sun
day Afternoon. They were sup
per adestS O Mir. and Mrs. II.
g. Brown.
M ard MIS-. DAVID Erwin
ana Alr- ana Mrs Il G. Brown
attended Homecoming services
at Mt Zion Baptist Church in
buckingham county Sunday
Revival services VIII begin
Monday nisht August II, at
Antioch The Rev f p. Look.
former pas'or VIII conduct TIE
services each evening. Every
one is cordially invited TO attend
MS. Robert Potts and chill
dren q f'redcricksbura, haze
been guests Of hit mother. Mis-
+ A Vaughan fol- several davs
Willie Smith is spending some
time in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. DOYLE Rich after several
weeks ~,ay ut Mcclure Hospi-
tai Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-09

and friends spent the week end
touring the Skyline Drive and
Blowing Rock. N. C.
We are sorry to hear that G.
T.. Lamberth is in Southside
Community Hospital. We hope
him a speedy recovery.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buck Scruggs were: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Jones and family
and Miss Jackie Scruggs, all Of
Richmond; Mr. ard Mrs. Bobby
Scruggs and family, of Mt. Jack
son: and Mr.. and Mrs. T. E.
Brubeck and family. of Wood
stock.
Mrs. Hugh Bailey had a sur
prise birthday lookout for her
mother, Mrs. jamie Chernault. of
Vera at her home Saturday
night Those present were: MI
and Mrs. Russell Chernault and
Gene, Jimmy and Clark Cher
nault. Mr.. ard Mrs. Ed Black
well and Mrs. Natalie Robert
son, all of Appomattox Mr.. and
MIS-. George Craddock and fami-
~, Of Virginia Beach; Mrs. Guy
Morris. Of Englewood. Fla: Mr..
and Mrs. Indy Hamlet and
children. of Hampden Sydney;
Mrs. Richard Burge and chill
dren. Brenda and Rocky McCor-
mick, and Mrs. Maggie Hick-
man, all of Lynchburg.
Dinner Guests
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. f. Morris Sunday were Char
lie Morris. Lynn and Mike. Of
Richmond. and Babe Morris. Of
AppomattoX Visiting in the
same home in the afternoon
were Mr.. and Mrs. Everette
Bailey, Jr., and boys, of Rich
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Robert
son and son. Of Roanoke, and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-09
a. JunoIusko
a. Juno!usko
I,co Prepare As Instructors For
Leadership Training Schools

EHvsVTLLE. Ang. 8 The
Rev AMI Mrs. Male oil m l.
N-gla end daughters and Miss
Betty Sheldon. are attending the
JalIsdlctlonal Leadership Con
ference. at Lake Jlmaluska
M G.. the week Of August 20.
The Rev. and Mrs Yaple were
among tie selected leaders in
the field OF Christian Education
brought to this popular. scenic
summer assembly center They
cfiNe training in the use Of
rev materials and techniques,
und in preparation for service
as in tr NC OF S in leader
slip training schools II el d
throughout The church.
Pastor Of the Keysvillc Metho-
dist Church, Mr.. Yaple is also
q member of the Virginia Con-
ference Committee or Yout h
Work with special emphasis on
tie iiAAcr high age levels Dur
ing this week, he Will take part
III a training session conducted
by 4 member of the staff chosen
by the General Beard OF Educa-
ton Nashville. Tenn.
Mis- Naple Is the director Of
Children Work for the Farm
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Smith were hosts at a barbecue
for 5o-odd guests on the from
lawn Of the club. in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Boice Ware Aft
81 a nine-year residence II. Keys
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Ware and
daughter. Wendy. are moving to
southeastern Florida. late this
muuth.
A salesman with the Humble
Oh Company, Ware is reslsning
to attend graduate school at the
University of Miami, where he
will major in accounting. Mrs.
Ware. who was counselor al
Randolph Henry High School,
Will teach English and History
at Macarthur Senior High School,
West HOLLYWOOD, Fla Wend y
Ware will enter the ninth grade.
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Barbecue Honoring Boice Wares
Precedes H0Otenanny At Club

CHARLOTTE c. H.. Aug. s.
A teen-aged trio entertained for
hootenanny at the Charlotte
Country Club. last Wednesday
evening. Singing such folk favo-
rites as This Land is Your
Land" lone Hundred Miles.
worried Man. and ooh,
LaWd', What a Mornin'." the
Keysville audience Joined in en-
Enthusiastically on the chorus
The trio consisted of Hal Hard
ing. III. Miss Drew Gaulding
and Dean Vassar The boys
took turns playing the guitar and
banjo.
During the intermission Of the
musical program, cleverly,
comical skit, entitled Hearing
from the Wares" was performed
by Jane and H. G.. Smith. The
couple read letters that could be
written to them, back in Keys
vile. from Betty and Boice Ware
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With GE
DR.. Jones Is
Transferred
Across Country
With GE

BUCKINGHAM. Aug. 8 DR..
s muel Jones. Of Syracuse.
n Y. is home on vacation this
week to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Jones. He will
be driving to Richland, Wash,
EeXt week where he is being
transferred from the General
Eleetronic Laboratory at SYRIA
cuse. N Y. to the Hartford
Laboratories at Rlchland, Wash.
Mr.. and Ms. Tom Hall. Jr..
and children, Nancy. Jane and
Tommy Travelled to Blacksburg
to attend the annual meeting of
t h e Agricultural Conference
Board of Virginia. While there
he was elected to the executive
committee of the conference
board.
Guests on Saturday of Mr..
and Mrs Tom Hall. Jr.. were
Mrs J. M. kernodle. of Hamp-
dem Sydney and Mrs. walter
Brinkley. of Tennessee.
Mr. and Ms Lewis Daniel
and DAUGHTERS. Misses Cheryl
and Betsy Daniel. were visitors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Kanfelt. of
Richmond, on Sunday. Cheryl
remained for a week s visit with
Nh. and Mrs. S. H. Kaufelt and
their daughter. Gail. returned
with Betsy Daniel for a week S
visit here.
The Young Adult Glass of the
Maysville Baptist Church held
their class picnic Saturday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ownby.
Wayne Llewellyn is spending
this week with his uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer And
erson. of New Canton.
Dick Bland and VIII Llewellyn
opened the first of August the
Buckingham Auto Sales. where
they offer used cars for sale.
Their office is located in the
LleWellyn Beauty Shop. Mrs.
Llewellvn has closed up Ii +
shop temporarily.
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sip another member said, 1--WE
have no set rules or dues and
you don't have to come if you
don't want TO-. There is little
conversation as heads bend in
tently over their work. There is
a request for help or advice
sometimes.
The art class is preparing for
an art show exhibit of their
summer work some time next
month. 1t will be held in the old
Adams building at the court
house. The date will be an
rounced later.
Mr.. Mogle said they are pro-
crossing very well and should
have some outstanding paintings
in their Exhibits.
Paintings by some of the
members can be seen in several
restaurants and drug stores here
and also at the post office.
Through these painting classes
a lot of hidden talent has been
discovered in the county. Who
knows. maybe there will be a
Rembrandt to come out of the
Buckingham adult ART class.