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The chronicle., 1963-01-07
Museum to get
oging riverboat

MEMPHIS CUPID - The proud,
aging riverboat Mississippi" will
be turned into a museum at St.
Louis or Hannibal. Mo-, ending
more than 35 years Of colorful
service on the river for which
it was named.
The triple-deck sternwheeler,
said to be the last of its kind
on the river, was auctioned off
to the highest bidder here.
John C. Groffel Jr., general
manager Of a st. Louis steel firm
and self-admitted river lover" :"
said he plans to spend about $25,-
900 remodeling the vessel for its
new job.
The Mississippi" was built by
the US Corps of Engineers in
1927 and was decommissioned in
April, 1861, after a diesel river
boat took its place. The former
river queen has been stripped of
much of her historic furnishings
and has been standing in solitude
at a nearby book since being
decommissioned.
The chronicle., 1963-01-07
BY MRS. RAY HAvENS

The Rev. Dan Havens and his
mother. Mrs. Margaret Havens,
spent the New Years weekend in
El Campo, Texas with their brot-
her and son and wife, MIR. and
Mrs. Ira T. Havens.
The Drexell fIattens spent the
weekend in Slidell. La. with
his sister Mrs. Paul Thornhill and
in Virgins with his mother. Mrs.
7. v. Hatten.
The Chilli Griffins were Christ
mas holiday visitors to Biloxi with
their daughter and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Davis and
family visited in Columbia during
the New Years holidays with
relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. John Mcbride of
Chicago were recent visitors OF
the Maurice Taylors. They were
joined one day for dinner by her
parents, the Andrus Tootles OF
Ocean Springs. Mrs. Mcbride is
a Vancleave native. the former
Clair Neal Tootle.
Enjoying a party home coming
at the home of Mrs. Sarah Green
wood Friday night were Helen
The chronicle., 1963-01-07
Florida Cabinet
commends trio
for sowing couple

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. CUPID -
The Florida Cabinet has ur1ani-
mouSly passed a resolution COM
nlending a state trooper, a turn
pike employe and a Mississippi
highway engineer for rescuing a
Washington D. c. couple from
a water filled ditch last month.
Patrol commander H. N. Kir-
man said on Dec. 7 Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Milburn Richey were driv-
ing along a south Florida high
way when their car went out
of control and plunged into a
ditch filled with water.
State trooper j. C. Prevatt
dove into the ditch, opened the
door of the car and pulled the
couple to safety. Kfrman said the
couple recovered and wrote a
letter of thanks to the patrol.
Prevatt was aided in the res
cue by Albert Ray, an employe
of the state turnpike commission,
and Mississippi engineer of main
tenance v. w. Guy VINO was re-
turning home from a conference
i'm Miami.
The chronicle., 1963-01-07
News From yane!eove.
Dan Havens visits in Texas

Entrekin, Barbara Sue Davis,
Edith Mallette, Janet Cole an d
Doris Cunningham, honoring Dor
is Cunningham who has been in
California for about seven
months.
Norman Overstreet has arrived
home from California after visit
ing his father.
Thursday visitors of Mrs. Sarah
Greenwood and children we r e
Mrs. Jack Dalton and Ethel
of Pascagoula.
The c. G. C0wans of Pascagou-
la were New Years dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. nj. Havens.
In the afternoon the C0wans and
Mrs. Havens, attended the funer-
al of their uncle, A. c. SOl0man,
In Lucedale. He was married to
the former Vida De Priest of this
area who survives.
Mrs. Paul Carter, who has been
to the home of her sister, Mrs.
L. c. Smith in Gulfport. S e
was visited by her daughter and
family the johnson Wares from
time to time and her husband
spent the weekend in the home.
Thomas Merrett's mother from
McLain is visiting him.
Lloyd Campbell of Pascagoula
was overnight guests of his par
ents the A. B. Campbells Mon
day. Sunday night visitors were
Mrs. Fred Mallette of North BIZ
loxi and Mrs. Bub Everette and
Bobbie of Hattiesburg.
Mrs. Margie Stewart of Wool
market was overnight CUES
Monday of her sister, Mrs. N. w.
Ramsay.
G. E. Moss of Border, Texas
was a visitor of his sister Mrs.
Carrie Havens during the Christ
mas holidays. She joined him
for a visit to their sister In
Mobile one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Roberts at
tended the funeral of her cousin,
Noll Hamilton on Tuesday. They
were supper guests of the E. j.
Valleys and visited the Rev. and
Mrs. j. w. Valley in Hurley.
Mrs. C. v. Roberts attended the
celebration of her mothers birth.
day, Mrs. Ellis Hamilton, or
Monday in Hurley.
Shirley Holland spent the holi.
days with her parents In Harris
ton.
Tuesday Joe Ray Mcneil OF
Pascagoula visited his aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Havens.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Lions Club is Monday night
at the Legion Hall.
New Years dinner guests of the
Hugh Fitzgeralds were Jack Hall
and Bobbie Mitchell of Oce n
Springs, the Kip Rouses of Gulf
port, the S. L. Scarbroughs and
the c. r. Moores.
Mrs. Hugh Fitzgerald and Ricky
The chronicle., 1963-01-07

visited In Biloxi Monday. Ricky
remained with relatives an d
accompanied his sister and bro
ther-in-law the Kip Rouses home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Mcdonald
Biloxi were Sunday visitors of
the Robert Cosseys. Other visi-
tors were MIR. and Mrs. Cecil
Murphy of Gulfport.
Carolyn Mallette is visiting with
friends in Clinton.
George Jones spent the week
end at the Jones old home where
he met his brothers and other
members of his family for an out
ing in Red Creek community.
Mrs. Lloyd Golf is in Singing
River Hospital where she was to
undergo surgery Wednesday.
Vancleave Cub Scouts will meet
again this Saturday at the usual
place from / to 2::30 pm.
Mrs. George Lowell was taken
back to Singing River Hospital
during the weekend.
The Herman Whites spent the
holidays in Indianola with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.
McMurray and in Pugh City with
Mrs. Walter Pugh, and in Boyle
with the H. D. Whites.
Mrs. Kate Carter, Robin and
Johnny and Edmond Jennings of
Ocean Springs visited the 10 e
Holdens and the Havens Carriers
Sunday afternoon.
Mesdames w. A. Rogers, FL
mund Barnes and Johnny Barnes
visited in Pascagoula Wednesday
with friends and relatives.
Sunday visitors of the George w.
Mallettes were Henry King and
Morris Beaugez of Biloxi. Spend
ing a few days in the home with
Miss Glenda Mallette were Miss
Nadine Robinson of Iowa.
Johnny Farley Of Escatawpa
spent the holidays here with his
grandparents, the John Fairleys
and other relatives. His parents
the Donice Fairleys came for
him Tuesday night.
The Rev. and Mrs. Benford
Smith left Sunday for Jackson
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Jayroe. Monday they went
to Newton for visit with Mrs.
j. w. Goss and the Vernon
GraftOns.
Wednesday visitors of Mrs. w.
A Rogers were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rogers and two grandsons
of Mobile, Mrs. Mack Hawley and
two daughters, and John Bennett
Of Moss Point. Sunday visitors
were Mrs. Ann knight and the
Sam Wilkersons of Pascagoula.
Marvin Jr. and Gail ElIey have
been visiting their uncle n d
aunt, the J. w. McMillans in Es-
catawpa while their mother, Mrs.
John Elley was in the hospital.
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FOR FOR FuR SALE

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BICYCLES
WAREHOUSE SALE
SUNDAY 10 tn 2

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New 26y Eng. Raieieh made s23 Qb
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CLOTHING FOR MEN

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-05
Neso Car to Come
Il irst Batch of Prizes
Are Awarded In Contest

The awarding of weekly priz-
es has begun in the Montgom-
cry County Sentineps Every
body Wins" contest as contest.
ants have begun already to reap
the benefits of their efforts
while, at the same time, building
votes toward the grand prizes
Oct. 4 when the top award will
be brand new Ford four-door
station wagon, complete with
radio, heater, whitehall tires,
sales tax and license plate paid.
First week prize winners
were:
Mrs. VIM. A. (VaD Lubbers,
5120 Moorland Lane, Bethesda,
pair of large crystal lamps with
silk shades, hanging prisms,
marble vase, from Stern's Fur
niture Co., Rockville, for sale
of most new subscriptions for
the week;
Mrs. Irene X. Miller, Ashton,
17-jewel wrist watch from the
Treasure Chest jewelers., Rock
vile, for sale of most clubs for
the week;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-05
Legal Advertisement
zONING AMENDMENT
DEPARTMENT OF

INSPECTION & LICENSES
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
Rockville, Md.
A public hearing on the fol
lowing application for Zoning
Amendment will be held in the
Auditorium of the County Office
Building, Rockville, Md, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1868
AT 500 O'CLOCK PM.
or as soon thereafter as it can
be heard.
NUMBER C-1154: Montgom-
cry County Council, Applicant.
1t is proposed to amend the text
of the Zoning Ardinance for the
Maryland-W Washington Regional
District in Montgomery County
by amending Sec. 104-20(c)
titled Automobile off-street
parking requirements" pertain
ing to parking spaces for furni-
ture stores. For more detailed
information, copies of the pro-
posed amendment are available
for public distribution in the Of
flee of the Director, Department
of Inspection and Licenses.
E. w. BUCKLIN
Director
Department of Inspection
and Licenses 1t-1069-9-5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-05

Miss Donna McCauley, SOB
First St, Rockville, $25 gift GER
tificate from the Children's Cen
ter, Rockville, for sale of re-
newal subscriptions.
Prizes offered the second
week were: matching sweater
and skirt combination from
Mark Daniels, Rockville, and
SIS gift certificate from the Col
ony Shop, Rockville, for most
Booster bonuses and most new
subscriptions, with the Booster
winner to have first choice, but
tabulations have not yet decid-
ed the winners.
This weeks prizes are: ID so
gallons of gasoline from Curry's
Phillips &C, Rockville, and C2)
$25 Christmas Club savings ac-
count from Maryland National
Bank of Rockville, offered for
sale of most clubs and most new
subscriptions with clubs winner
to have first choice, and with
two-time previous winners incl
igible, and all winners to have
their pictures taken with the
merchant presenting the award.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-05
zONING AMENDMENT
DEPARTMENT OF


INSPECTION & LICENSES
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
Rockville, Md.
A public hearing on the fol-
lowing application for Zoning
Amendment will be held in the
Auditorium of the County Office
Building, Rockville, Md, on
AT 500 O'CLOCK PM.
MONDAY, OCTOBER I, 1858
or as soon thereafter as it can
be heard.
NUMBER Gilt: William M.
Candy and James r. Miller, Jr.,
Attorneys for Helen p. DENT,
Applicant, for the reclassifica-
ton from the R-R Zone to the
CT Zone Of property located at
Olney, fronting on Routes 81
and 108, consisting of 10.1539
acres in the 9Th Election Dis
trict, as more particularly des-
cribed in the application on file
for public inspection in the Of
flee of the Director, Department
of Inspection and Licenses.
E. w. BUCKLIN
Director
Department of Inspection
and Licenses 1t.1070-9-5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-05

perienced its most successful
and lucrative meet last spring
and is looking forward to much
of the same this fall as the eff
feet of Maryland's extension bill
is being felt.
The other Maryland tracks,
both flat and sulky, have used
their extra days, but Rosecroft
had already scheduled its spring
meet when the racing bill was
passed at Annapolis.
1t is just as well since the full
force of organization, publicity
and spirit can now be aimed at
this short but hopefully interest
ing meeting.
The session will end Sept. 81
with dark days scheduled Sept.
10, II, and 10. Ladies nights
will be three in number, Sept.
IL, II and Is.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-05
They're Off In Il Bunch
In Big Subscription Dripe

you finish strong, as you have
started, with the best talent in
this area pitted against you.
If we are any judge of people
and we believe we are the
unusual type of people who are
competing in this race are any
thing but cutters. Surely the
winners will be entitled to adj
miration for defeating such a
field and by the same token
commentator will most certain
ly be the due of those who don't
give up but fight to the finish.
Anyone who thinks he can't
succeed in this or any other en-.
deavor hasn't a chance in this
world. But the man or woman,
boy or girl who believes in HIM
self or her self and KNOWS he
can accomplish any given effort,
rightly planned, will always
achieve high degree of success
in spite of the various obstacles
that might stand in his way.
AS in other similar champions
ship affairs, potential winners
in this greatest Of all local con.
test will most assuredly pull
more public support and acclaim
by being up among the top
notchers" when the published
standings of contestants APP
pears in next Thursdays issue
(it's well known fact that the
public in general likes to bet on
winnersD rather than be one of
those trailers who merely hope
for success.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-05
Deaths

Allnutt, Rachel Ann, Germantown, on
Aug. %. Burial in Beallsvllle. Md
Anderson. Matte EstelIe, 9l4 Phiia-
delphia Ave, Silver Spring, on Aug. 28
Burial in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Atcheson, Eileen. Bethesda on Aug.
y. Burial in Pompton Plains, Nj.
Austin, Mary Francis, 10 Cedar Ave,
Gaithersburg, on Aug. 30. Burial in
Mount Zion Cemetery.
Berez, Dora. 1902 18th St., Silver
Spring on Aug 81. Burial in Knoll
wood Park Cemetery
Butcher, Mary Eta, 1906 Old Fred
eriek Road, Rockville. on Aug. 2j. Bur
ial in Parklawn Cemetery.
Cohen, Katherine Willcher, BOB Hills
boro Drive Silver Spring, on Aug. 70.
Burial in King David Memorial Garden
Day, Mary Frances. 1903 Alcan Drive
Silver Spring, on Aug. 20 Burial in
Mount Oivet Cemetery. Frederick.
DeIligatt, Robert Joseph, 206 North
Van Buren, St, Rockville, on Aug 49,
Burial IN Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
Farrell. Myrtle NJ. 154O9 TERRA Drive
Silver Spring, on Aug. %. Burial in
Gate OF Heaven Cemetery
Favin, Fac. S4s4 10th st.. Silver
Spring, on Aug. p. Burial in Ezras
Israel Cemetery.
Friedman, Harlan Lawrence, 470s OK
bow Road Rockville on Sept. j Burial
in Kind David Memorial Garden
Gunther, Capt. Louis Everett USN
Ret.). 560S Wilson Lane. Bethesda. on
Aug. 81. Burial in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Heffner. Earle A.. 800 Lincoln Ave
Tskoma Park. on Aug. %. Burial 20
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Henderson, Walter A. ST., 707 Snyder
Lane, Silver Spring on Aug. 80. Burial
in Alto-Rest Park Cemetery. Pa
HertzOff. Nathan, 1903 East-Wcst
Hwy. Silver Spring on Sept j. Burial
in King David Memorial Garden
Kelly. Della W, 1i7l6 Lyle St.
Wheaton. on Aug. 25 Burial in George
Washington Cemetery
Laforee, John Letcher. Germantown
on Aug. 26 Burial in Germantown
Baptist Church Cemetery
Long, Addie r., 14O7 Spencer Road,
| Silver Spring on Aug g. Burial IN
Washington National Memorial Park
/ Cemetery.
McColm. Milton Joseph, 6434 Bird Ave,
| Takoma Park, on Aug g. Burial iu
1 Arlington National Cemetery
Magee. Patrick Joseph, STD Man
chester Road Silver Spring on Aug %.
Burial in Gate OF Heaven Ccmeterg
PiXiey. Sarah r., 3S0S Melbnrn Drive.
L bflHtnudf w AA-. sd ipAl lNl 100 ANtnA
[ Hill Cemetery
| Porter. Lubie LisiOn, 1921 Garland
I Ave, Takoma Park. on Aug a. BUR-
I ial In Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
/ Price. George Washington, $50 Gcor-
/ gia Ave, Silver Spring, on Aug. %.
/ Burial in private.
Rockford. Julia NJ, 46l4 De Russcy
/ Pkwy.. Chevy Chase. on Aug. Is. Bur
isl In Gate Of Heaven Cemetery
stream. Hurbert NJ, 500 18th st.
Cabin John, on Aug. %. Burial DO
! TaylOrstown, Va.
Stutman. Daniel, 7704 Blair Road. Ia
/ koma Park, on Aug. -. Burial Do
/ Beth Sholom Cemetery.
| sullivan, Raymond Francis Sr., 1856
/ 18th St.. Silver Spring. on Aug. 20.
/ Burial In Ivy Hill Cemetery.
White, Milton Christian. pa oxford
/ st., Chevy Chase. on Aug. 20. Burial
\ in Arlington National Cemetery
Williams, Margaret Mary. i462s
4 Claude Lane, Silver Spring. on Aug. 70.
/ Burial in Fort Lincoln Cemcimy
| Winter. Violet b., 1909 Nlrgiia So
/ Chevy Chase, on Aug. Is. Burial in
Rose Hill Cemetery.