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Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14

You're looking at our Impala Super Sport
Convertible which, along with it's cousin
the Sport Coupe, absolutely embarrasses
higher priced cars.
That special trim and those front bucket
seats merely hint at the comforts you find
built into every Impala Super Sport.
Performance? It's remarkable, an under
statement we can afford when there are Z
engines to choose from. One of which is the
popular 340-hp Turbo-Fire 4O9*, a wizard
in traffic and a JOY on the open road. And
others all the way up to 425 hp*.
If you want an extra flourish or two, null
V e extra-cost options like foor-shift four
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14
Fish
Fur &
Feathers
JACK A. WARREN, JR.
Director Of Public Relations
Mississippi Game & Fish Commission

Sure wish | could publish
more of them.
Dear Jack:
The Kinds County Hunting
and Fishing Club will have
it's membership drive kickoff
meeting with a supper March
18th at 700 p. m. to be held
at Spring Lake Club house.
All members and their fami-
lies are urged to attend this
big meeting and to bring any
prospective members with
them.
An interesting program is
in the making and plenty of
food to be consumed. We
would appreciate very much
if you can get this in your
Fish, Fur and Feathers ar
ticle, we really need some
publicity on this meeting. l
enjoy your article very much,
Jack, and will look forward
to seeing you Ma rich 18th.
Sincerely yours,
Marion l.. Petty, Past
President Kinds Coun-
ty Hunting & Fishing
Club
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14
State fiddIers
contest set

The Fourth Annual State
Wide cole Time Fiddlers'
Contest is scheduled in Gre
NADIA, Mississippi for Satur-
day March 23rd at 700 PM.
at the Green Shopping Cen
ter on Highway 81 South, &C
cording to Ken Berryhill, orr
ginator Of the now-famous
event.
Champion Fiddlers for the
State of Mississippi will be
chosen. In addition to mer-
chandise prizes, the Cham
pion will receive $500 cash.
Second and third place will
win $50 and $25 respectively.
Any fiddler in the State
may enter! There is no entry
fee and there is no charge for
spectators!
Interested fiddlers Should
write Box 920, Grenada, Miss.
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14
Tchula BPW
has meeting

Mrs. Laverne Moore, pre-
sident, presided at the III
ner Meeting observed annu-
ally by the Tchula Business
and Professional Women's
Club, Tuesday evening, Feb
urary 26, 1868, at the town
Hall at 1880 O'clock. The
meeting was opened with the
club collect.
After a warm welcome
given by Mrs. Moore the
members and guests enjoy
ed a delicious dish dinner SER
we'd buffet style: turkey,
dressing, casseroles, lima
beans, candied apples, cole
slaw, pickles, hot rolls, ban
ana cake and coffee.
A letter was read from the
editor of Mississippi Business
Women asking for ads for the
Convention Issue of the ma
gaZine. Miss Sula Mature,
Chairman of the program
showed intesesting and i'll
formative slides and narrated
the history of B & p w Clubs
from local, state, national,
and international. This set of
slides was presented the Mis-
sissippi Federation by the
California Federation last
July at the National Conven-
ton in Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA.
Hostesses were: Miss Sula
Mature, Mrs. Rose Maggie,
and Mrs. Tavia Bennett.
Members present were:
Mrs. Laverne Moore, Miss
Sula Mature, Mrs. Beeda Sa-
maha, Mrs. Rose Maggie,
Miss Lorraine Norman, Mrs.
JEANNE Warner, Mrs. Vivian
Love, and Mrs. Matte Lou
Turner.
Guests we're: Mr.. George
Samaha, Mr.. Courtney Per-
ry, Mrs. T. D. Boyd, Mrs. j.
l.. Shields and Mrs. A. G..
Campbell.
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14
HANS eagers
finish season

A short basketball season
has finally ended for the Hol-
mes Agricultural High School
bows and girls with the con-
clusion of the District Four
Sub District No. One Class B.
BIB Tournament held mere
recently.
The Holmes boys, under
Coach Glen Fortenberry, had
onlv one returning letterman
in Charles Putnam, but mana
ged ito come out the firing
with a 60 record. Several
games could have gone elther
way.
Junior guard Norris Gray
was the scoring leader for the
season with 1873 points for a
1875 average per contest. Put
nam was next with 1873 points
and a $50 mark, while Tom
my Montgomery came in
third with lis points and a
~ average.
Coach Dorothy Thomas
girls finished with a $40 that
had only one senior on the
team.
This was the best record
since the 1850 team when
the girls won six games.
Sophomore forward Sharon
Boyette was the scoring lead
er with 2O2 points for a 1875
per game average. Junior
Phoebe Davis was second with
Ill points for a IA mark and
FRESHMAN Nan Whitehead was
third with Sc points in Is
games for a &C. average.
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14
PEARL RIVER RE-
-

Harry Barkel, Fisheries
Biologist with the Mississippi
Game and Fish Commission
has been transferred from
Oxford to Jackson. Barley
will be the leader of a fish
cries investigation project on
the new Pearl River Reser-
voir. The project will consist
of age and growth studies,
fish population studies, creel
census, chemical analysis of
the water and a fish tagging
program.
This study is designed to
follow the progress Of fish
production and fishing in the
new Reservoir, according to
Barry Freeman, Chief of
Fisheries. Barley is well
qualified to lead this work as
he has been assistant leader
on a similar program on the
four flood control reservoirs"
Freeman stated.
Barley will be assisted by
Bobby Gunter, who has re-
Gently been hired by the
Commission. Gunter is from
Edwards.
PLENTY TO EAT -
| do appreciate the many
letters received from the
readers throughout the State.
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14
LUXURY CAR: RIDES, RESPONDS AND LOOKS
like IT OUGHT TO COST A RANSOM

speed manual or Powerglide transmission,
Positraction, fade-resistant sintered-metal-
lie brake Innings, and a tachometer to relay
what's cooking up front.
Just before you rush off to your Chevrolet
dealer, may we remind you that both
Impala Super Sports offer the new Com
fortilt steering wheels. You adjust it to suit
your driving style, flick it out of the way
for easy entry and exit.
All three Chevrolet series-Biscayne,
Bel Air and Impala-deserve a long look.
Super Sports demand it.
Super Sport equipment available on
both Impala Convertible and Sport Coupe.
*Optional at extra cost.
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14

adds to cooking time z
minutes for each peek.
Follow instructions; use
correct temperature for food
you are cooking.
Prevent cook-overS. Pre-
vention is much easier than
cleaning up. If a spill-over
does happen, don't let it bake
on; clean it Immediately.
Peanut Crunch Ice Green
Topper. Combine ! cup pea
nut butter with l cup marsh
mallow fluff and ! cup milk.
Stir in ! cup chopped peanuts.
Serve over vanilla ice cream.
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14

money for five years before
his death.
The president of the largest
gas company. Howard Hop
son, became insane.
The greatest wheat specula-
tor, Arthur Cotton, died a
broad inSolvent.
The president of the New
York Stock Exchange, Rich
ard Whitney, was sentenced
to Sing Sing Penitentiary.
A member of the Presi-
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14
Brownie Troop
No. 81 meets

Brownie Troop Number 81
met on March 5 at the Girl
Scout Hut. The new officers
are: Fran Hammett, Presi-
dent; Debbie Houston, Vice
President, and Gina Hyman,
Secretary. All the girls were
present except Sloan Mitchell.
Glenda Davis mother and
father brought refreshments
for Glenda to serve. Nine of
the Brownies wore their uni
forms.
Mrs. Brown taught us to
draw with charcoal.
Becky Scott, Reporter
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14

dents Cabinet, Albert Fall,
was pardoned from prison SO
he could die at home.
The greatest "bear" on
Wall Street, Jesse Livermore,
committed suicide.
The head of the worlds
greatest monopoly, Ivar Kren-
ger, committed suicide.
The winner of the ABC Sing
les title in 1923 was Carl A.
Baumgartner. In 1868, 40
years after winning his Abe
championship, he is still going
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14
LAKE MARY CRAWFORD

BASS fishing is extra good
on Lake Mary Crawford. An
glers are using minnows for
bait and fishing about ~ feet
deep = up in the wooded
area" stated Frank Smith.
Boats are available for rent
and badit may be secured at
the main entrance of the
lake. If you are interested in
catching some real good bass,
this should be a good place.
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14
SARDIS

ofAINIJlo YIN
Fishing is really getting
good on Sardis Reservoir,
stated Elliott Mipor, creel
census clerk with the Game
and Fish Commission.
~ checked 70 parties last
Sunday with at least 1/3 Of
them catching their limit Of
crappie," continued Minor.
"They were fishing from Is
inches to % feet deep, using
minnoWS for bait Most fish
ing is done from Holiday
Lodge on up the Reservoir.
Minor said, "The fish are
there and ready to be caught,
all they need is people and
good weather."
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14

strong and is an advertising
and public relations eXecu-
tive living in Garden City,
New York.
The conclusion? Stop wor-
rying about money and bust
ness, says Mrs. Teal. Go out
and bowl.
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14
PET FOX :

Ell fun
Tom Lester, 1850 Eastover
Drive, Jackson, Mississippi,
donated his two year old pet
fox to the Public Relations
Department of the Game and
Fish Commission. The fox
will be shown at the County
and State fairs.
Tom got the fox when she
was six months old.
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14
~THORNBURG LAKE

Anglers are catching some
large crappie at ThOrnburg
Lake, according to Lawrence
Lewis.
Holmes County herald., 1963-03-14

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Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31
SAVE WITH A NEW "a

Unbelievable but true! True because
the yearly depreciation in the used
car market has not yet taken full
effect. We allow up to last years
price on your trade-in. SAVE NOW!
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31
Don'tChange
Liquor Lasps,
ACC Urges

On the grounds that the exist
ing alcoholic beverage law 'has
worked very well for the past
80 years." the Allied Civic
Group voted Tuesday to send a
letter to County Council noting
its strong objection to any
changes. that would liberalize
the granting of further licenses
to dispense liquor by the drink.
The letter will also state that
they will support legislation
which would outlaw the social.
ed bottle clubs"
In other business, Robert E.
Redding, chairman of the AS
sessments Review Committee
and also a member of the Allied
Group, reported on recommen-
dations made by the committee
to County Council on current
problems of property assess
ment.
Judge Robert ]. Bird, a mem
Der of the committee, reported
on the appeal rights of tax
payers and the necessary pro-
cedural appellate steps which
may be taken.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31

at the Civic Center served as a
reunion for Allersmeier and the
following area residents who
have visited Pinneberg: Henry
Redkey, chairman of the Civic
Center Commission, who visited
there earlier this year; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Dannettel, Nor.
beck, who visited the city three
years ago; Dickran Y. Hovse,
plan, former Rockville mayor
who visited Pinneberg about
five years ago; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Theodore Arndt, 1911 Autre
Court, also visitors there this
year; Hugh Gillespie, 1907 Ed.
monston Drive, a visitor in 1860,
and Chairman Roger B. Far.
quhar of Rockville's Sister City
Committee and Mrs. Farquhar
who were also visitors there in
1860.
A highlight of the German
visitors stay here was seeing
Saturdays football game be-
tween Rockville's Richard Mont.
gomery High School and Mont
gomery Blair High in Silver
Spring. The Rockville team won
the exciting contest, 60.
1t was the first American
football game for the German
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31
Student Smoking Problem Discussed

The nicotine-stained knuckles
of smoking parents with chill
dren in the county school sys.
tenn were raped this week by
school board members in an at.
tempt to get at the root of the
smoking problem among stu
dents at the secondary level.
Board member Everett H.
Woodward, a non.smoker, call.
ed for stricter controls among
high school students who are
afforded "the luxury of smok-
ing in our schools when parents
should be setting an example
by not allowing their children
to smoke"
The problem of smoke curling
from the boys laboratories Is
still with us, DIR. G. Taylor Whit
tier, also a nOn-smOker, advised
the board. 'It is foolish for us
to impose a rule which in all
reality we could not possibly en-.
force" he said.
Whittier said the board would
be taking over an area that
rightly belongs in the family.
1--WE can make recommended
tions and declare what is right
and try to point out the dan.
gers in smoking to young peo-
ple," Whittier pointed out, but
we cannot change what parents
and outsiders have already be-
gun"
Woodward persisted he would
still be in favor of eliminating
all smoking areas from the pub.
lie schools. "It seems we advo-
cate this by permitting smoking
areas to exist" he said.
Whittier said he is in favor of
the preventive program on
smoking which presents a more
academic approach rather than
abolishing the existing smoking
areas.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31
MS Day Set
For Sunday At
Eight Stations

Eight Independent ESQ serv-
ice station dealers in Montgom.
cry County will donate their
gasoline sale profits of Sunday.
Nov. 8, to the local chapter Of
the National Multiple Sclerosis
Society.
Local dealers cooperating IN
the Washington area contribu-
ton include:
A. B. Carroll, BurtonsvilIe
ESQ Servicenter, 15411 Old Col.
umbia Road, Butrtonsville; r.
t. Cox, Cox's Silver Road ESQ.
Bethesda; r. E. Altemus, Alte.
mus ESQ Servicenter, 3745 Uni.
versity Blvd. West, Kensington,
and ]. L. Beall, Beall's ESQ
Servicenter, East Montgomery
and Dodge Aves., Rockville,
Also, H. c. Johnson, John
sons ESQ Servicenter, $50 Hun
gerford Drive, Rockville; Nor
ris MAC" Lewis, Macs Rock
vile ESQ Servicenter, 346 East
Montgomery Ave-, Rockville;
Jack Hoffmaster, Burnt Mills,
ESQ Servicenter, 10711 Colum-
bia Pike, Silver Spring, and
Hugh McPhillips ESQ, 1920
Viers Mill Road, Wheaton.
Slogan of the day at ESQ
centers will be "Fill Up With
Hope and Help MS Sufferers"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31

DRIVE A NEW CAR ALL YEAR
Why have new car for only 8
months-6 months-4 months? Buy
a Plymouth now and have a new
car for full IL months. Enjoy pride
OF ownership all year. BUY NOWl
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31

and he confessed to some diff.
Guilty in understanding the
plays. "Why don't they buy a
ball for each player, then there
won't be SO much fighting for
the one baIl?" he quipped.
On Monday night, Allersmeier
conveyed formal greetings of
the German city's government
to the Rockville Mayor and
Council during brief ceremonies
at City Hall.
In addition to being shown
the local sights, he was taken
on a tour of Washington, D. c.,
and was entertained in homes
of residents here who had en-.
joyed his hospitality while they
were in Pinneberg.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31
Sister City Resident
Is Visitor In Rockville

ROCKVILLE-Gustav Alters
meier came to town over the
weekend for a long awaited and
eagerly-looked- d-forward-to visit
from Pinneberg, Germany.
Pinneberg and Rockville, two
strongly similar cities, have en-.
joyed a Sister City" relation.
ship for six years and he has
always been on the receiving
end of American visits to Ger.
many under the program.
Speaking fluent English,
Allersmeier has acted as inter
prefer for the non-German.
speaking Americans visiting
Pinneberg, sometimes for three
or four days.
The Pinneberg civic leader
and businessman holds member
ship on key committees in the
city but is not a full-time Off.
cial in the German community
of about $4,000 people.
The Saturday, Sunday and
Monday visit was eagerly
looked forward to by nine Rock
vile area residents who have
visited Pinneberg. And it was
long awaited by AlIersmeier
who has never been to Rockville
although he has been cOmmuni.
eating with city residents since
the two cities became sisters"
under the People to People
program launched by President
Eisenhower i'm 1856.
A picnic sponsored by the
Sister City Committee Sunday
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31

DIR. Clifford Beck, minority
board member, said he was in
agreement with Whittie r.
There is nothing more frus-
trating than running a school
with an unenforceable law or
rule, Smoking becomes cat
and mouse game with the stu
dents trying to outsmart the
teachers"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31
Democrats
Set to Vote
On Monday

Democratic precinct elections
will be held Monday from 7:3C
to $50 pm.
More than 1876 Democrats
filed for positions either as
chairman or vice chairman
Elections will be held in 19 pre-
cincts to choose chairmen and
in IL for vice chairmen.
Contested areas include, 40,
Ed Palamara VS.. Helen Hooker
for the chairmanship; 4-8,
Charles Derk VS.. Nathan Green.
berg (chairman), Tom Hoffman
VS.. Carol Klinger (vice chair.
mani; 81, Gregg Everngam VS..
James Anderson (chairman), S.
G. Kneale VS.. T. A. Lohm (vice
chairman); ZIG, William Pen
nington VS.. Margaret Gimmel
(chairman).
In 7-20, Joseph A. Feldman VS..
B. George Ballman (vice chair
mani; 81, Robert Cuff VS..
Harrie Craver (chairman)
Samuel Riggs w VS.. Anne
Prang (vice chairman; 1873,
Glenn Hall, Jr. VS.. George
Sharpe chairman; 1912, Dan
Mularkey VS.. Rosemary Hilberg
(chairman); 1877, Lou Cohen
VS.. Jim Kreiter (chairman), Ma.
rie Stoos VS.. Barbara Cohen
(vice chairman).
Also, in 1928, John C. Tracey
VS.. George Spiegel (chairman) /,
Thomas Robinson VS.. Frank
Salamon (vice chairman); 1924,
Randy Burner VS.. Joseph
Mensh chairman; 1928, Jim
Bull VS.. Evelyn Ordman (chair-
mani; Blanche Okun VS.. Anne
Vrataric (vice chairman; 1880,
Spiros Thanos VS.. Marian Rice
(chairman); 1884, John Walen
VS.. Edward Cooke (chairman) !;
1888, Philip Fleming VS.. Wini-
fred Scott (chairman), Charles
Foster VS.. Gladys Voegtli (vice
chairman).
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31

INTRODUCTORY OFFER
A cars best advertising is for people
to see it on the street. So-we are
offering fabulous Introductory deals
on our large initial stock of great
new 1864 PIymouths. BUY NOW!
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31
Burning Ban
Is InUOked

All outside burning was
banned this week by County
Manager Mason Butcher. The
ban on all forms of outside
burning, invoked because Of
the severe drought and tinder
dry woods and fields, will re-
main until further notice.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31
Area Braced
For COblins
And Witches

More than 10000 young
sters from throughout the
county will go from door-to-
door tonig hi collecting
money for children they do
not know but wish to help.
The children will be collecting
for the United Nations Interna-
tional Children's Emergency
Fund (UNICEF) which helps
millions of children and
mothers throughout the world
to better health.
Approximately so teen.aged
boys and girls attired in Red
Cross uniforms and labeled
Gamma COLLINS" will knock
on doors in Bethesda and Whea-
ton tonight, asking residents to
pledge blood in order to fore
stall a blood shortage which u.s.
ually occurs during the busy
Christmas season.
The youngsters, who served
In hospitals and nursing homes
this past summer, represent the
following schools: Bethesda
Chevy Chase, Walter Johnson,
Walt Whitman, Robert E.
Peary, Montgomery Blair, Sligo
Junior High and the Academy
of the Holy Cross.
Other local activities tonight
include an annual Halloween
parade by the Gaithersburg
Lions Club at the old Safeway
parking lot at 7 pm, and West
Bradley citizens will have a chill
dren's parade from the corner
of Rose Hill Drive to the end
of Quintana Drive, GAS to 8:15
pm.
Junior high school students
from North Bethesda, Leland.
Thomas Pyle and Western Jun
1or High will have a 'Hallow-
cen Hop" at the Bethesda
Youth Center from 7 to 10 pm.
The Damascus Lions Club
will hold their annual Hallow-
cen party at the Damascus
High School at Z pm, the Yves.
ley Grove Methodist Church is
planning a party Nov. 6 at Z
pm. in the church hall, and the
Damascus Pilgrim Church has
their party at the Coon Hunters
Club at Z pm. tonight.
Monocacy Lions Club viii
have their annual Halloween
party, parade and teen dance
tonight, the church school of
Neelsville will celebrate to-
night at 7 pm. in the church,
and the Jaycees of Upper Mont
gomery County will trick or
treat in Gaithersburg, $50 to
$3.50 pm.
Some of the organizations
which will be collecting or
sponsoring the drive for UNI
CEF are, the Woman's Club of
Kensington, the Methodist
Youth Fellowship of Trinity
Church, who will hold a party
tomorrow night at Gathers
burg High School, and the Pres
beyterian Youth Fellowship.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31
Architects
Announced

The county school board has
approved separate contract ne.
gotiations with architects for
design and construction of three
proposed schools.
Arthur L. Anderson, Rose
mont Area Elementary School;
Bartley-Davis and Associates,
Norbeck Manor Elementary
School and Johannes and Muir.
ray, Montrose High School,
were announced at this weeks
school board meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31
Ecker, Scheiber
Are Reelected

Mayor Frank A. Ecker and
City Manager Walter A.
Scheiber have been reelected a
vice-president and a member OF
the League Executive Council
respectively in the Maryland
League of Municipalities.
Scheiber has also been named
to a six-man national advisory
council which will guide the
activities of the University OF
Maryland's Municipal Technical
Advisory Service.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-10-31

A program against smoking
will be launched in the public
school system on Nov. 13 with
the showing of a film on the
dangers of cigarets prepared by
the American Cancer Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
CRITICS VIEW ,>-.
Laughs for Sole
Loys Egg in Debut

year-Oh boy who talked and
acted like a middle-sged man.
The boys mother was killed by
a sniper's bullet in the first
scenes. The youngster also had
rough treatment from q bully
ing father. Woven into the tale
we're other unhappy suspects,
including the familiar Korea
veteran who has nightmares
and the gun-happy juvenile de-
linquent with permiSSive par
ents.
After 80 minutes, everyone
was happily going eff for psy-
chiatry sessions except the
wrong-headed father, who was
walking off alone. his shoulders
sagging with the weight Of his
guilt.
The ABC series has been a
rousing action and court drama.
Maybe this was just an off
night.
One show returning for a new
season has quietly picked up a
new formal and is much hap
pier and faster than before. It
is MICS Joey Bishop Show"
on Saturdays.
joey seems more easy In his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC C4)-Monday Night
at the Movies. "The Mating
Game" A set Of rural nom
conformists VS.. the income
tax man. Debbie Reynolds,
Tony Randall (1959).
$3.50, WNIAL (7)-Wagon Train.
"The Myra Marshall Story"
A girls cruel, vagabond
husband makes a ruin of her
life. Suzanne Pie cite,
Charles Drake. Color.
10000, WTOP (9) - East Side
West Side. 81 Before E." A
dedicated schoolteacher is
faced with the problem Of
delinquent students. George
C. Scott, Howard Da Silva.
written by 0ssie Davis, &C.
tor-playwright.)
11:1O, WT0P o. Hollywood
Finest. "GOlden Boy" Cliff.
ford 0detS' brilliant fight
drama. This was William
Holden's first big film. Bar.
bara Stanwyck (1939).