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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13
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and your child;

we have been deeply concerned about
the danger to children from the radiation
due to nucIear testing.
We believe that as result of the faIout
from past tests, at least small percentage
of our children will develop cancer or leu.
kemia in the future, and that some of our
chiIdren's chiIdrenWiII be born with physical
deformites or mental deficiency If testing
in the atmosphere continues, the risks will
increase.
AFTER manyunsuccessfuI attempts past
years, American and Soviet negotiators
have at last reached test ban agreement.
But it will not become operative unless it is
ratified by the United States Senate.
We ask all parents, all citizens, to express
their feelings to their Senators. We urge all
Senators to support the Test Ban Treaty."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05
Signs to List
Six Service Clubs

ROCKVILLE-The first of an
expected four signs to be placed
on principal roads ire the Coun-
ty Seat which will carry the
city's name and names of six
service clubs here was given
official approval by the Mayor
and Council this week.
The first sign to be 9 by 16
fee in size, and constructed of
simulated stone and concrete
will cost $2,700. 1t will be
erected on the Viers Mill Rd.
approach to the city.
The city's Identification Com
mittee which came up with the
design and cost estimates
pointed out that a portion of the
cost will be borne by the service
clubs. A Committee spokesman
said he expects this to be in
TIE neighborhood of $40 from
each of the clubs concerned.
In addition to the name
Rockville" to be carried in
raised concrete letters, a metal
grill at one end of the sign will
carry names and times of meet.
ing for the organizations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05
Plans For 337-Acre Site
Are UnueiIed By Ddnac

Chopper and Ounce Orchard
Roads. Remainder of the land,
according to a summary sub
mitted with the applications, is
to be reserved for utilities,
Largest segment of the prop
erty, 100 acres, will be devoted
to single-family homes in den.
sity-controlled development on
lots averaging at least $4,000
square feet. Town houses would
be constructed under two zon-
ing applications accounting for
40 acres, and apartments on
another 63 acres.
Zoning for 46-acre office park
and a 50.acre industrial park
also is included in Danac's
requests, with IS acres re
quested in general commercial
use.
A 38-acre golf course and a
school are included in the plans
for the residential community,
although not covered by zoning
applications.
E. Austin Carlin, partner in
the corporation which has is
sued shares of stock in it's land
development ventures, said
Danac's plans follow "the
planned community concept, al
though we have no such zoning
category yet"
A planned community zone
has been proposed by the tech
nical staff of the Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission in revi-
sions to the pending General
Plan for future land develop.
ment here.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05

LdlIleQ.
This estimate came from
County Manager M ason A.
Butcher this week shortly after
Floyd suggested their share of
the county's annual million-dol-
lar profit from liquor dispen-
sary operations be withheld
from nine areas exercising local
options against liquor sales.
Areas which would be affect
ed are the first CLaytonsville),
second (Clarksburg), fifth
(Colesville), sixth Darnes-
town., 18th GAINESVILLE and
18th (Damascus) election dis
tricts. Also, the Incorporated
areas of Kensington, Takoma
Park and Poolesville.
Butcher estimated that while
the county tax rate would have
to be upped for these areas, the
tax saving resulting from the
spread of their liquor profits to
wet" areas would amount to
less than a cent per 500 of
assessed property valuation.
This is so, he explained, be-
cause most of the dry districts
and communities in the county
are not as heavily populated as
those in which liquor is sold.
Floyd's proposal, which drew
no comment or immediate evil
dence of support from fellow
Councilmen, was his first Off
cial act since returning from a
convention of the National Alec
holic Beverage Control Associa-
ton in Hawaii, to which he
travelled at county expense.
NABCA is a consumer group
OF 16 States and one county
Montgomery-in which sale of
alcoholic beverages is controlled
through publicly-operated dis
pensary systems.
Floyd said he had enjoyed his
trip and found NABCA to be
composed of very dedicated
people" He said he had attend
ed all of the open sessions and
most working committee meet
ings at the convention, and
talked with many of its officials.
On his way home, he said, he
began thinking about the state
of liquor controls in Montgom-
cry County and concluded an in.
equitable situation exists.
At this weeks Council meet
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05
Schools Meet Tonight
With Negro Families

Representatives from numer-
Gus private schools in the Wash
ington metropolitan area will
meet with Negro parents or
members of organizations to-
night at 8 pm. in the ALI Souls
Church, 18th and Harvard
Streets, NV. in order to give
them information and encourage
those who might be interested
in enrolling their children.
The meeting was arranged by
interested parents from the
schools who want to help nipple.
ment existing policy at the
schools, and also to commune
cate som thing about the
schools with the Negro COM
munity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05
Heart Attack
Is Fatal to
L.C. Burdette

An employee of the Montgom-
cry County Police Department
for 10 years and a lifetime resi-.
dent of Montgomery County,
Luther G. Burdette, SIS, of 339
Howard Ave-, Rockville died
Nov. 80 from. a heart attack
Burdette, a graduate of Rich
arc Montgomery High School
started with the Police Depart
ment as a desk clerk and later
became a Justice of the Peace.
He is survived by his wife,
Bernice Henley Burdette; three
children; Ronald E., Ilene D.
and Deborah M. Burdette; broth
ers, Harry Burdette of Fred
erick, Melvin r. Burdette of
Jamestown; sisters, Maude
Price of Washington; Bess Du.
vail of New London, Md, and
Pearl Anderson of Hyattstown.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05
County School
Is Renamed
For Kennedy

The new East wheaton,
High School will be called,
instead, the John Fitzgerald
Kennedy School, the county
School Board decided unani-
mously Tuesday night.
Many parents had urged
the move-nOt only to elm
mate confusion with existing
Wheaton High but to honor
the memory of the late Presi-
dent.
The board also, by a 40
vote, decided to rename West
Rockville Junior High after
julius West, 10th century ed
ucatOr and philanthr0pist in
Rockville. Board members
william i Saunders and VIII
liam Il. COyIe a abstain e d.
Board member Everett W..
Woodward was absent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05
Annexation
Approved By
City Heads

ROCKVILLE-Annexation of
nearly $4,000 square feet of land
to enlarge the corporate limits
of the County Seat was ap-
proved here Monday night by
the Mayor and Council.
The annexed land is known
as part of Lot %, Block c of
the Wheel of Fortune tract
owned by developer Robert Fur
man. 1t lies west of US. Rte.
70-S and southeast of the pres
ent corporate boundaries. Public
hearing on the annexation was
held Nov. 18.
In other action, the Council
approved the three following re-
Zoning requests:
James r. Miller Jr., for re-
classification from the RICO
single family residential zone to
IL service industrial of prop
erty located at 81 Howard Ave. |;
Anderson & Linthicum, reclas-
sification of property located at
ID S. Adams ST., from ROO
single family residential to the
OIL Office Building Zone; and,
Van F. and Florence M. Lip
pard, Redistribution of proper
ty located at the southwest
corner of Falls Rd., and Monu-
ment St, containing approx
mately six acres of land, from
the Suburban Residential Zone
to that of R-90 Single Family
Residential.
At the same time, the Coun-
Gil agreed to reconsider the
zoning request of Herbert Bry.
ant on g lot in the Stonestreet
industrial area which it turned
down some weeks ago as in
fringement on a residential
area. The applicant, represented
by attorney Robert Meyers,
pointed out that the lot under
question is to be used for park
ing mechanical equipment. The
Council is expected to hand
down its decision next week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05
Giles Case
Petition to
Be Filed

A petition asking Mont
gomery County Circuit
Court to set aside the con-
viction of John and James
Giles and Joseph Johnson
will be filed soon, it was an
nounced this week.
The trio, all Negro, was SEN
fenced to death by Judge James
H. Pugh for raping 16-year-
old white Hyattsville girl. Gov.
Tawes subsequently, committed
the sentences to life imprison-
ment.
Decision to file the petition
under Maryland's post convic-
ton procedure was made Tues
day night by the executive
committee of the Giles-Johnson
Defense Committee, a bi-racial
group formed to help the three
Negroes.
The petition, according to
committee members, will be
based on a contention that the
prosecution suppressed ev-
idence in the case and, also, on
the "unfairness" of Maryland
court rule prohibiting consider
alton of new evidence beyond
three days after a trial.
The committee also decided
Tuesday to continue its efforts
to change the so-called three
day rule. 1t has already urged
the Maryland Court of Appeals
Committee on Rules and Pro-
cedures to consider adoption of
a rule permitting consideration
of new evidence within two
years after a trial.
Such a rule is followed in
federal courts, it was pointed
out.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05

ing he declared the nine dry
areas of the county receive the
benefit of profits made on alco.
holic beverages sold in the re-
mainder."
"As a matter of equity" he
said, "those people who con-
tribute to the profit reducing
taxes-should have the benefit
of the revenues"
County Attorney Robert G.
Tobin was instructed by Mr..
Floyd to look into the legal pos
sibility of restricting liquor sale
profits to wet areas.
Also attending the NABCA
meeting after drawing $1,000
each from the county Golfer for
expenses were Council members
Kathryn E. Diggs and Grover f.
Walker and Circuit Court Judge
Kathryn L. Shook, none of
whom was expected back until
late this week.
Floyd did not draw an adj
vance, but had announced he
plans to bill the county for
some of his expenses on the
trip.
Costs of the trip for James F.
Erwin, county Director of Liquor
Control, were footed by the
NABCA, since he is one of its
vice-presidents, the official said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05
Christmas Concert
Set For December Is

The Rockville Municipal Band
under the baton of Frank Troy,
and the newly-formed Rockville
Choral Group will present a
Christmas Concert on Dec. Is
at the Civic Center at 8 pm.
Director of Recreation, Neil
A. Ofsthun, urges those inter-
ested in joining the band or
chorus to call GA. $4,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05

Plans for a 337-acre commm.
ity of homes, apartments, town
houses, offices, commercial and
industrial buildings and recrea-
tional facilities west of Cath
ersburg came to light this week
in coming applications filed by
the Danac Real Estate Invest
ment Corp.
A series of nine applications
accounts for 326 acres of the
land held by Danac on the old
Diamond family property at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05

An extra Christmas Seal on a
letter or card means an extra
blow in the fight against TB
and other respiratory diseases.
Use Christmas Seals generously
during this holiday season.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-05
BY Council President
Liquor Funds Cutoff
In Dry Areas Proposed

County Council president John A. Floyds proposal to
cut dy of the county off from liquor sale revenues
would require levy of nine to 10 cents their
basic tax rates if present public services to be main
Evening star., 1963-01-01
PORTER

Must be reliable and steady, with
good references. Permanent posi-
tion, good salary, store benefits.
employe discount. Apply 4th fir.
l.. FRANK CO.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
SlTUATl0Ns--MER


FOOD MANAGER, ambitious sxpsr.
man IN club, hospital, restaufAnt
and Industrial catering seeks poEi-
tlon with challenge. Capable Of
assuming full responsibilities. Col-
iege grad Working on mastsra
Avail for interview IA. 2-al3b.
MAN AVAILABLE, housework. yard
work, painting, rough carpentry.
etc Call NE. s-fb32.
PASTRY CHEF and baker SEEKS
position IN hotel restaurant oil
club, avail immed. phone bsgs
UOHN.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
SECRETARY

SELECT POSITIONS, typist, secy,,
steno., bkkprs. PIX opers. 80
openings daily. Save. Visit BOYD'S,
200 18th NV. Test. 80 yrs0.
EriendlY mnlcnne
Evening star., 1963-01-01
HELP MEN
TV MEN

TN MEN
Outside work and delivery men
full or part time. 462-3443.
TV SERVICEMAN for bench work
part or full time, good salary
CAL LU. 2-ll00,
TV SERVICEMEN, top men wanted,
starting salary Sl50 wk. Apply
IN person only. FULFORD'S COL
ONY, " 10 Georgia ave. NV.
Wand. men, part time. No can.
vassing, no exper. nee. Car. ST.
eve, JU. S-6070. ia. 5-9457.
VARITYPIsT, excel. sal. and oy.
pay. Immed. Mr.. Black, BOYD'S,
700 18th NV. test. 81 yrsl.
WAREHOUSE CLERK. National
manufacturer OF a quality build
ing material with branch ware
house in Cottage City, Md. de-
sires person experienced In ware
housing and maintenance of FEC
Ords. Call Mr.. LEISHMAN at
Union 4-7414, between $3.50 and
5 pm. weekdays.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
An Equal Opportunity Employer
SECRETARY S475
SECRETARY

Challenging opportunity for
a top secretary to work
for executive Of national
industrial organization In
Dupont Circle area. Ap-
plicants must be highly
competent In all secretar-
ial and stenographic skills.
10 age 80. Salary commen-
surate with ability. Write
Box SOC, Star.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
OFFSET PRESSMAN

Experienced on Chief Is.
Exper. on 1850 or Davidson
acceptable. DodeTn we'll
equipped union plant. II you
are not union and can qualify
we will assist you in Joining.
FRANK GORDON PRINTING, INC.
1915 Eve st. NV. RE. 7-173l
Evening star., 1963-01-01
HELP WOMEN

GENERAL OFFICE WORK with
knowledge of typing, hrs. 7:30 TO
4'l5. Apply In person to Mr..
Harvey, JOSEPH M. CATKLANo
Co, INC. 57l5 Lee highway
Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
HELP WOMEN
tcoNTlNUED)

BOoKKEEPER. typ, short, adyer-
BOYD'S, 700 IL tn NV. Ma. s.
Evening star., 1963-01-01

oRDERLY-Exper. required TO work
> days per wk. from 1880 am
70 10 4 pm; Apply AppIISSr peEsOnpsl Tst pI.I3ar am
Hospital, 1850 Varnum ST. ne
Evening star., 1963-01-01
HELP MEN


EVENING WORK
HELP urgently needed U. s. indus
try. Sl45 per month. . to 8 hours
each evening. Car nee, over 10.
Call 5S7-13S2, 5 to 8 pm. and
Saturday am.
PART TIME evenings cashiers,
snack bar and field attendants.
Must be s yrs. or over. Apply In
person between 20 pm. Manager,
Queens Chapel drive-in, Agar I'd
and Hamilton st., W. Hyattsville
PHARMACIST - Position open fol
aggressive person in very fast
prescription store. Free hospital.
cation, 2-week paid vac, full time
starting salary S190 per week
Apply in person. Mr. Decker.
DISCOUNT DRUGS GA. AVE, INC
1123 Georgia Avenue NV.
PIPE WELDER needed. Good pay
3436 Lee highway, Arlington, JA
4-4322 or IA, 4-Sl16.
PLUMBERS and plumber helpers.
klrgi1ia residents, drivers license.
DU. 5-9799.
PLUMBERS-Steady lob for good
repair men. Bonus, commission
vacation and take home truck
THOMAS E. CLARK. INC. 4434
Evening star., 1963-01-01
DOCTORS S325
RECEPTIONIST

! need sympathetic and compe.
tent typist who Is good At meetinl
neople ThafH what you viii bt
dolng All day long IN a busy l6th
81 doctors office. Send out tht
bills, set up appt help this sue.
cessiul physician with his patients
BETTY GRAY, 2it Woodward
nldgy ST 3-7i23 templJ. open
Monday
DRUG CLERK. full time. expert.
enced, local references, good aals
ary plus commission, Applg In
person, BRENTWOOD DRUGS.
1901 Rhode Island ave ne,
EXPERIENCED casualty claims
woman needed 20 fi, vacancy
Computation BACKGROUND re-.
qulred Downtown location Please
send full iesume 20 Box j7HaO,
Btar
EXPERiENCED OFFICE Girl
3 h and typinR THE WfLBAR
GO $3.50 Jefferson Davis hwy,
Ar Va,
GIRL FRIDAY bookkeeping tyn.
inr and general office work An-
ply ln prffGn HILLS or WEST
CHESTER jfOs Window I'd
Evening star., 1963-01-01

BEAUTCIAN. HAIR STYLIST-
Young, ambitious with N. Va. es-
tabliShment. For a real opportu-
nifty call Sunday bet. 81 pm.
and weekdays 30. 525-1247.
COUPLE OR WORKING family Of
solutely SOBER. Rooms. meals.
tips salary. JU. 9-5Os2 and
Evening star., 1963-01-01
DINING SERVICE
SUPERVISOR

Large corporation wants competent
mature woman 70 serve light
lunch In executive dining room
tnYeraEe B people,.
preparing
Hours \ am. 70 3 pm.
Also part-time help needed 70 assist
from 10 am. 70 pm
Monday through Friday
Modern kitchen facilities available
Experienced IN serving necessary.
Good working conditions and pay.
Write Box $50 Star. for appoint
mcnt giving any previous business
aWWHFIFUfF
Evening star., 1963-01-01
RELIEF ROUTEMEN

Several openings in our Circulation Department
for Relief Routemen. These are permanent full
time positions, and are not subject to seasonal
layoff. Company supplied equipment good start
ing salary, and opportunity to advance to regular
Route Manager positions, with higher earnings
and commissions. Applicants must be high school
graduates age 81 to &c. with good traffic records.
Apply Personnel Department weekdays $3.50 am.
to noon, or phone Ii. $4,000, Ext 5l4, for appoint
ment
THE EVENING STAR
225 VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
Evening star., 1963-01-01

WARD CLERK-TYPIsT-40 hTS,.
5-day wk.. hrs. $3.50 am, to 5 pm
interesting and varied duties. Ap-
Ply personnel. Q am. to 2 pm.
Mon.-Fri,, PROVIDENCE HOsPI.
TAI. 1850 Varnum ST. ne.
w OMEN, HOUSEWIVES, AND
GiRLS-National Co. is seeking 3
women to work 4 hrs. Tel. ref,
sales. No eXper. nee We will train
you Salary plus bonus. Apply
l5O6 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex, va.
Ihurs, Jan. 3, and Fri. Jan. 4,
between am. and , pm.
x-RAY TECHNICIAN. fun time,
radiologists office, Silver Spring.
Md. JU. 9-65ag.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
HELP DOMESTIC

EUROPEAN GIRL needed TO live I'M
after Jan. Is, Temp. or perm,
child care, l.h.w, EN-. 2-1a3g.
HOUSEKEEPER. 70 live-in, COM
Portable, modern. home. COOKING
and g.h.w, for Christian elderly
couple in Alex. Refs. One week
day off. so. 5-B2lS.
HoUSEKEEPER % !, lil, PER io5 January, Live
HOUSEKEEPER and store helper in
country store. TO bachelor, Euro
pean pref. ARe 30-4b. Room,
board and salary, Ref. REQ. Send
6ppsr 61iaf Marlboro. S1 Ma Md. BOX 'O'o'
HOUSEKEEPER. Chevy Chase area.
For mother, 2 small children.
Non smoking and non drinking
home Live In. $50 Wk. and soc.
sec. Phone or write BOX 482-H.
Star.
HOusEKEEPER-COOK, only eap-
able and intelligent girl need
apply. Mon. through Fri q TO
Can after 5. KE 8-ss77. wv
MAIDS, live In No money needed
Open daily and late ewes, also
Sat and sun. FLO JOB CTR,
1902 II st, ne. 540-2iOO.
MATURE LADY to- baby slt with
year old and school children.
70 IS, 5 days $50. Apply
1OOa Highview terrace. Ant. lOi.
Phone 2f7-6625.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY 10 live In,
take care Of twins. school age
or young girl who would Ike 10
30 70 school AT night Small sAl-
airy, LU l-043b or DE, 2-B2t3
WANTED woman live In. Chariot.
tesyille Va cook for new born
and ! ". old child. no cleaning
q laun, start Feb, ist,. EN- q
Evening star., 1963-01-01
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT

TAX BUDGET exp. acct. degree, to
10000. Large corp. Miss Bell,
BOYD'S, zoo 10Th NV.
TEACHERS-Positions now. S4500-
$4,000. ADAMS TEACHERS AGEN-
CY, sos 14th st, NV. Gath Year.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
AccTs. PAYABLE BKKPR. 10 s1OO
ADVERTISING
RECEPTIONIST
S400 A MONTH

And you are through at 4:3O-
b-day week Ny better Job for
the girl who can compose her
own letters and material and 60
ahead on her own. You qualify
II you have had office expert
enee and type as 70 so w.p.m,
ST. NV. EX. 3-7g77. tempD
Evening star., 1963-01-01
sITUA1IORs-DoMEsTlc

BABY stTTERs, dayworkers Live
in-oui Refs open daily and late
eyes Also sat, sun. FLO Jon
CTR. 1909 u g. ne bfd-at00.
CLEANERS AND IRONERsN
BY Wk. day 81 and fare, IO yfs
service 70 homes QUALITY Jon.
utn ~ " ave NV, Mrs. Karen,
Df. 7-41nB
WILL 20 IRONING In ms home
you pick up und deliver. At Foft
dr. AlcH. so b.BUlf.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
PORTERS

Several maintenance porters re-
liberal salary and benefits. Inside
work with uniforms provided. Day
work and nightwork avail. from
either 7:30 am. to 4 pm, or
from 4 pm. to 1890 am. Must
present proof OF clear police rec
ord and good credit standing.
Box 30-H, Star.
Evening star., 1963-01-01

ASSOC. seey. .-steno - $4,000
Exec secya young - s4O0 mo.
Admin. secy., steno 500 wk.
so others, Miss Lee. BOYDS, 700
18th NV. MA. S-2340 Test. 80 yrs.D
BAKER, permanent Job for we'll
qualified person. Refs. req. Call
363-b060 after ! $50 am.
BANK BOoKKEEPER. immed. open
ing for eXper bOokkeeper. b-day
week BURKE AND HERBERT
BANK AND TRUST CO.. Alex.
XII. g-3i62.
BARNARD, over "a, exper help
ful but personality Is a must.
WALDORF DINER, Waldorf, Nd
After pm. MI b-547s.
BEAUTICIAN for busy downtown
salon Ton salary and comm, only
TOD stylist need apply TX. 3-42f2.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
statesmen
SHOE Statesmen
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

Experienced Also part-time sales
men. Apply JOSEPH De YOUNG
18th and F SITS. NV.
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The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-07-20

The Twilight Social Club
met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Weeks, Wednes-
day night, July 10. The meet
ing was opened With sorg and
prayer and presided over by
the Vice President, Mrs. The
ma Welch. During the social
hour, a delicious salad course
was served and games played.
Valuable prizes were won by
the members. The next meet
ing will be July "a with Mrs.
Welch and Mrs. A. Brown,
hostess, in the Welcl'S home.
1620-21 st. Avenue. Mr.. James
Lusker is president and Mr..
Tommie Hines, Business Man.
ager.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-07-20
COUNCIL MEETING

The P. E. r. c. and P. D. r
c. of District S and 6 held its
meeting, Sunday, July ID with
the Metropolitan Lodge No
AL and r. M. Matthew Tenn
pie, 739 Meridian, Miss.
The Past Exalted Ruler
Council meeting was held ir
the auditorium of the Elks
Home and the Past Daughter
Rulers Council was held in one
of the private rooms.
Members from Hattiesburg
McComb, Brook,1aven and
Gulfport were present. Much
was accomplished before the
close of the day and visitors
were royalty entertained. It is
hoped that another successful
meeting will be led the next
quarter.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-07-20

ley of Detroit. Michigan Il
home visiting relatives. Mrs
Mosley Is the daughter of the
late Mrs. Callie Wingate.
Mrs. Bessie Hardy Of Cleve
land, Ohio spent the recen,
holiday with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph M. Welch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Hanes
of New York City were house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Luster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Shan
non of California are here
visiting their uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Scott.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-07-20

Mr.. o. c. Jones has return.
ed to his home in Chicago,
Ill. He spent two weeks with
his sister, Mrs. Matte and
brother-in-law. Mr.. S. ]. Wash
ington, was reared here and
it was a treat of his life to
excite his relatives and many
friends who are always happy
to meet him. While here he
accepted the opportunity to
visit the Sunday School In
stitute at Enoch Grove Church
where he spent his childhood
happy years and attended
school. There he met many of
his school and classmates. Mr..
Jones will long remember the
kind hospitality given him
while he was here with us.