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Evening star., 1963-01-12

BUILER, WILLIAM. on THURSDAY,
January 10, 1863, at the d. c.
Village, WILLIAM BUTLER of 1855
Irving st. NV He is survived By
several cousins and many friends.
After pm. Sunday, January l3,
Home, 1928 Maryland ave. ne,
where funeral services will be held
At am. Monday. January IA,
the Rev. Richard johnson officiat-
ing, 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. IA
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day, January 10, 1858. SAMUEL K,
5oI,AuFFER of 1920 Northamp-
beloved brother Of Mrs. Catherine
Fry and John Stauffer OF Wash.
ington, D. c. Friends may call
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Humphrey,
uary y, after . pm, where serv-
ices will be held at 7 pm. Interment
Cedar Grove Cemetery, Adamstown,
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hhNNLlN' JAMES ~, ST. On Thurs
say, January 10, 1868 at Mount
Alto Hospital JAMES A. FRANK.
LIN, ,Sr.. husband OF Helen M
Franklin, father OF Margaret Four
nler Marie Stith, Shirley Sturgeon
Mary Rogers, Vincent B and James
4, Franklin. ir; brother OF Lii
nan Durn, John and Bennie Frank
I'm, half brother Of Aurelia Levin
son, Carl and Ray Dunnington
Bros. Funeral Home. 1851 Good
Hope rd. Sc. parking facilitieSl
on Monday, January IA. at 1890
am. lnterment Arlington National
cemetery. Visiting hours until 9
PIN. 10
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aGRPHY: SiSPiY:; MRS. SARAH V. In iovInI

TALBERT, LEIGHTON. In iovtnS
memory OF my father LETGHTON
II, 1853.
90 nor need special day
10 bring you 10 my mind;
The days ! do not think OF Won
Ale very hard 10 find
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EDNA
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WILLIAM BUTLER, at the Masonic
Temple, 1000 You ST. NV, al ia
am All brothers are requested
70 assemble AT loves Funeral Home
l425 Maryland ave. ne. al
lO.4b am.
HENRY r. PROCTOR. W. NJ.
HOLT J. GADSON. Secretary. IL
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January II, 1888. at her residence
yyS4A Nqrth Rochester s.. Arlington,
q Mrs. Lorraine g. Rainbolt of
the home address, w. z. Gilchrist
OF Miami. Fla, and p. II. GilchriSt
OF San Diego. Calf. She also is
survived by five grandchildren and
nine great-grsndchildren Friends
may call al the Arlington Funeral
Home 1901 North Fairfax drive,
arlington, Va, where services will
pe held on Monday, January IA, Al
am. lnterment Columbia Gar
Neho cemetery. IA
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HERTZOG. BEATRICE r. On Thur.

day, January 10. 1853. BEATRICE
r. HERTZOG Of sos Emerson
s., Edmondston, Nd, beloved wife
Of Paul A. Hertzog and mother
OF Lorna. She also Is survived
BY three grandchildren and one
great-Rrandchild. two brothers and
sister. Relatives and friends NAV
CAL at Oaschs Funeral Home, 473g
Baltimore ave, Hyattsvilie, Nd
after . pm, Saturday, January 10,
until 10 am. Monday, January ia.
thence 10 the Little Church OF
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. where Serv-
ices will be held al II am. tAl-
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RORERrsnN. nrrrY nn -.

a
Mo. lnterment Arlington National
cemetery January IS, At II : m.
ROBERTsON, BETTY. on Wednessay
January 2. 1868 MRS ATTY
ROBERTSON Of 423S Lane hi e
5ne Is survived py a loving husband
waiter Robertson; one daughter.
Mis, NJ Edns Hutchinson one son.
herman ROBERTSON; one grandson
Herman Robertson. ir.. two erand,
DAUGHTERS, Mrs Velma Parrish ana
Mrs. Grace Bradford: five grSst.
grandchildten, ore sister, Mrs Annie
Dyockett' two brotaery Willie and
relatives ana man MAJ fr.shlds@I G.sl 81 Rrom 2,eT5
70 10 pm. Sunday. January IN
iirlends MAJ cal at the Henry 3
Washing'9n 4 Sons Funeral Home.
anso Dean. ave ne Funeral serv-
Baptist Church, Deaiv ood. ia0S
4ath - y g. the Rev Andrew i
n ven tticlatlng lnterment Lincoln
sCHtETER, FREDERICK W. GRILL.
OF j5Ol Minnesota ave. Sc an
January s 1893. father OF Fred.
t'Ss sc6ssfef' ~ son ~ 81 11nd M,5SslpsR} Jo1epR +
sehaefer and brother Of Ms MARY
Tgllis, Mrs, Anna Newton Miss
Eva 5chaefer, Louis A., George IA
ana Charles = Schaefer. Three
glanaehiiafen also survive sery.
Ss1 Bsra 4 om. SnsmSSi SS5e 2a'osE''2ya n rg; \,
Monday January ii, At mi M
Jnterment Washington National
cemetery ~
sCHRoM. CHARLOTTE y. on Thurs.
LoTTE y scHRoM Of ureenbelt.
Nd beloved wife Of the late vii.
MIS- Mabel sehrom. Mfs. Char.
lot,s Rlts, NJ Boyle Mrs. qysnqolyg 3.
W. n'is frcdsrlss a5ss " W'lnPr n dad n h2 aq''IS' %
lam II Schrom, if sister OF M
julius EfNmeyer She also n sur
xlYed by eightecq grandchildfen and
i've gTfat.gTendehlldten Friends
J5.ip baltimore ave. HyattsyiIie.
Nd after ~ am Saturday, Jan.
uafy l@, until 10 am. Monday
January u. thence 20 the Fort
Lincoln MautolcgW chapel Whole
lniermrnt private ~
sTElNBERG, GRACE ON Friday.
jlnuaty 40 1868 GRACE STAIN
BtRu o. 5000 Fefgrl ar .y - tH.
atcinbers and devoted m6tEUf OF
Pred and Linda strlnbcrs Of me
above address. She Hls0 D. survived
by her father Nh Michael fnI.ri
Of New York CITY y Y one brother
ssnq s15pSr one ,,er STANLEY sg1 IatAil no.}! n!
schwartz OF the Bronx New YORK
CITY. y Y Services At the & ID.
ooldbefs a Son Funeral Home. tHlf
9TH A. NV on SUNDAY Jauua ~
PARK Cemetery WeatWood n j, ,n
moufning AZ lBau K0aguth ave the
Bronx, New YORK City n. y. 10
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6AHLUkD, ALICE J. on SATURDAY..
January II, 1863, at her residence,
E,3n, OrdWay st. NV, ALICE J.
AVA GAYLORD, daughter of the late
Joseph Billings Of Chasewater Corn
Wall, England mother of Edith A
Gaylord and Marion r. GAYLORD
Friends may call at Gawlers Chanel,
Wisconsin ave. at Harrison ST. NV.
parking on premises here serv-
ices VIII be held on Monday. Jan
vary u. at am. Interment New
ioTk CITY, NY, l3
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MONDAY. tanuary Il. 1855. JOHN
HENRY JOHNSON sr Of lnlh|
i2th = NV Apt g, beloved father
brother Of Mi5S tda johnson AlssSS
surviving are host OF neicrs
ncphcWs and other relatives and
friends From 70 10 pm Sault.
day January 10. the late M
johnson viii rest AZ the Stewart n
stewart Funeral Home. ni3 Florida
10, At nm At st. Paurs Church
Sugarland Nd the Rev David l.
sloan officiating lntermrnt church
cemetery, Services BY Snowdeut. ~
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GUSTAFs0N, ERNEST NJ. This is "a
EVE B. STARNES. W NJ
E. GERTRUDE SMITH, Secretary

HARRIS. EVERETT 5. on Thursday.
Washington Hospital EVERETT s.
HARRIS Of gO5 Jackson st, nc
he leaves TO mourn a sister. Mrs.
Eva II. Brewer: three brothers,
Rovelor. Louis and LenWood Harris.
one niece, three nephews and a
Funeral services on Sunday, jan
uary l3, at pm. at the Locust
Grove Baptist Church, Madison Va.
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Ao''u III me remembered in death
THE FAMTT "

Wills, ALICE L. We pause today i'm
SAD ana loving memory Of our dear
hotheI, MRS. ALICE L. MILES. who
~ NJ Iy6as three years ago, January
Evening star., 1963-01-12

cis. on FridsSl Janusry yif Il naN- Gass
az 705 McKewin ave. Baltimore,
Nd, formerly of Falls Church, Va.
ISAAC CALVIN FRANCIS BURNE-
STON, beloved husband Of the late
Mary Louise Burneston (nee Bilesl
father Of Mary Alice Carmine
grandfather OF Paul w. and John
B Carmine. Friends may call al
the Pearson Funeral Home. Az
North Washington st.. Falls Church,
va, REQUIEM mass at st. James
Catholic. Church. Fails Church. Va.
on Monday, January "a, at 10 an.
Interment National Memorial Park.
IA
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ELATHER. CAPT. A. CHEsTER. sR

USN tRetiredl. on Wednesday, jan.
nary Q; 1853, at Bethesda Naval
HHiosap4lt9aI Hi a49In CAPT, 4. CHESTER
4339 Garfield ST. NV, husband Of
the. late Kate Du Bose Flather
father Of Chester Flather, ir.: grand
iather Of Mary Katharine Flather.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel.
Wisconsin ave. at Harrison st. NV,
atter . am. Saturday, January ~
parking on premisesJ. where sery-
ices will be held on Monday, jan
uary 4, at pm. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. ia
Evening star., 1963-01-12

HENDERSON. WILLIE. on wednes-
triet General Hospital WILLIE HEN.
DERSON. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements BY Dovie G. Brooks
and Otis p Allan
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
NEW WEST POINT PLANT
NOW IN PRODUCTION

Only five months and two
days after the citizens OF
West Point voted to float a
S175, 900 bond issue to con-
struct a building for the Rem
pei Manufacturing Company,
the first finished product
came off the assembly line.
1t was a rubber toy pig. A
manufactures of pure latex
rubber toys, Rempel moved
its entire operation to West
Point. Temporary operations
were started before compile
ton Of the new plant. Full
production at the plant is
expected by late July. I'VE
are pleased with the speed
with which these new emplo-
wees are catching on to the
various operations and mach-
Ines" plant manager Frank
Pfeifenroth said. The plant
will employ 120 when in full
production.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Veterans farm & home boaru
intrest rates reduced 400

S. K. Ward, Executive Dir
ector of the Veterans Farm
and Home Board, State OF
Mississippi, announced today
that the interest rates for
loans to purchase farms and
homes by veterans in the
State of Mississippi has been
reduced from $40 to 40. The
40 rate of interest applies
to all applications by eligible
veterans on or after July /,
1868.
The following veterans are
eligible to apply:
Veterans of World War I,
World War II and the Korean
War who served at least &C
days in the wartime periods
or who had less than 80 days
of service and were discharg.
ed because of a service : con.
nected disability. Any vete.
ran, to be eligible for a loan
must have been discharged
under conditions other thar
| dishonorable.
Unremarried widows of eli
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
MeLarin speaks
to Canton Lions

Speaking to the canton
Lions CLUB at noon on We'd
nesday, July 3rd, State Sena.
tor John C. McLaurin OF
Brandon, candidate for the OF
flee of Attorney General told
the audience: ,
~ am asking the people OF
this State for the office OF
Attorney General on my re-
cord as an experienced ana
successful trial lawyer in the
courts. My home people nave
twice elected me Mayor ana
in 1859, l was elected state
Senator to represent the ON
Senatorial District"
He continued, eve cannon
assume the defeatist attitude
without captivating to the
enemy. l do not wish to insult
your intelligence or lead you
to believe that 1 have a magic
formula for victory IN the
courts for 1 do not; however.
I believe that the 1854 de
cision of the United States
Supreme Court is the law o.
that particular case and no
the law of the land. There
fore, each case should be
fought all the way with the
intent and purpose being tina.
Someday, somehow, lIlt
courts will reverse themsel
YES with the trend of public
opinion"
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11

Governor Ross Barnett and
Congressman Jamie Written
are expected to appear on the
Duplication program of AS
calmore Flood Prevention
Project near Charleston July
IL.
The public is invited to tour
the watershed and enjoy boat
ing and picnicking by the
banks of the largest reservoir.
M. w. Mcclellan, Charles.
ton, chairman of Ascalmore
Drainage District, announced
today that program speakers
will include Don Williams,
Administrator, Soil Conserva-
ton Service, Washington, D.
w. L.. Heard, State Con-
servationist, Sos, Jackson, ].
j. Written, Jr., Sumner, Sid
Finks, Cascilla, and the Rev
erend M. l.. Greer, pastor
avnes Baptist Church, Char
ON.
Jack Webb, Sumner, Chair.
man of Tallahatchie County
Soil Conservation District, is
assisting with arrangements,
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
,g..~, c,owc-
hono.s N.:ss Hicks

Miss Virginia (Jean) Hicks,
bride-elect of Homer Bishop,
was honored with a bridal
shower on Saturday, June 10,
in the lovely home of Mrs.
Leroy Hager. Co-hostess was
Mrs. Hollie Grumpy.
Receiving the guests with
Mrs. Hager was the honoree,
Mrs. Hicks, mother of the
bride-elect, and Miss Hicks
aunt, Mrs. Ethel Robertson.
For the occasion the homo
rec chose a green polished
cotton dress with white en-
broidered sleeves and bodice.
Her corsage was of white
yeIlow-throated orchids, a gift
from Mrs. Robertson.
The house was beautifully
and tastefully decorated
throughout with a variety OF
summer flowers.
Between seventy five and
a hundred friends of Miss
Hicks called during the hours
of A p. m. until 8, bringing
her many lovely gifts.
Punch and cookies were
served.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11

gible veterans may apply, al
so.
World War | service is bet.
ween April 6, 1917, and Nov
ember II, 1918. Such veterans
must pay at least 20% of the
approved purchase price in
cash.
World War II service is bet
ween September 16, 1910, and
July 25, 1947.
Korean War service is from
June 27, 1850, through Jan
oary 81, 1866.
Any veteran whose loan :
guaranty eligibility has ex-
pired is eligible for consi-
Geration of a loan for 800
of the appraised value of a
property not to exceed our
maximum loan Of $4,000.
For further Information
please contact the office ir
person at Room 1905, State
Office Building or write to
Veterans Farm and Home
Board, P. O. Box lis, Jack
son, Mississippi.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Primary votes
governed by
Mississippi law

~ that no person shall be
eligible to participate in any
primary election unless ne
intends to support the nomi-
nations made in the primary
in which he participates"
CARROT, who is charged by
the Mississippi State Demo
cratic Executive Committee
with the responsibility of re-
leasing information concern
ing the primary election laws
of the State of Mississippi.
stated that he believes "that
all Mississippians are law a.
biding and will want to re
spect the law" He further
stated, 1.-THE Mississippi State
Democratic Executive Com
mittee desires to inform al
Mississippians as to their ob'
legation under the law in this
respect"
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Doctors give
picnic at park
BY Jerry Read

Dr.. Brumby and d.. Camp
bell gave the annual Holmes
County Community Hospital
picnic and fish fry last Thurs
day at the Holmes County
State Park. All of the hospi-
tai staff that. was able to at
tend made the most OF this
as their "day off,"
The attendance Of the gala
affair enjoyed such rare de-
|licacies as catfish, hush pup
pies, gatherings, and water
melon.
The picnic was a roaring
success in spite of 80 degree
lheat.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11

Tom M. CARROT Of Tunica,
chairman Of the public in
formation committee of the
Mississippi State Democratic
Executive Committee, said
today, 1.-THE question has been
raised as to whether or not
a person can participate in
the primary election of a
political party and vote for
the nominee of another party
in the general election. In
other words, can a citizen
vote in the August 9th prim-
airy of the Mississippi Demo
cratic Party and then vote for
Republican nominee in the
general election in Novem,
ber?"
In answer to this timely
question. Garrett stated,
''Section 1929 of the Laws OF
Mississippi, states very clear
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11

Committee chairmen include
D. D.. Bloodworth and Bill
Hardin, both of Charleston.
FLA members, county Vo-
Ag teachers and Paynes Bap-
fist Church members are CO.
operating in the affair which
begins at 8 A. M. with guided
tours leaving every fifteen
minutes from Paynes School
on Highway 35, 5 miles south
of Charleston and 10 miles
north of Holcomb.
Box lunches may be pur-
chased at one Of the dams
Immediately proceeding the
ceremony which will end at
3 P. M.
The project is one of many
sponsored in Mississippi by
local drainage districts and
soil conservation districts
with technical assistance
from the Soil Conservation
Service. 1t provides an op-
portunity for the public to
see major works of improve
ment in operation.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11

Millions of trees have been
planted in Ascalmore Water
shed. Thousands of acres of
critical land have been null
ched and planted to grasses
and legumes. Streambanks
and roadsides have been We
getated. These practices, a
long with the seven dams and
other structures, prevent soil
erosion and flood damage.
Formerly erosion was sew
ere in the hills. 1t was esti-
mated about 339, 600 tons of
sediment were washed down
the creek each year. Over a
|20-year period watershed spe.
|cialists figured the coats OF
damages in the Ascalmore
Watershed and flood plain be-
low at an average of $4,000
annually.
his project also controls
sediment damage to U. D.
Corps of Engineer works OF
Improvement on the YaZoo
and Tallahatchie Rivers.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11

ern as today's roads and cars. And service as
convenient as your supermarket! For power that
fits YOUR car, choose from three Standard gaso-
lines. Dixie's favorites for three generations.
Crown Extra, Crown and Economy Crown gaso-
lines offer all the power your car can use and not
a nickel wasted! Stop in today for lo%ng-running
Standard fuels, wide-awake Standard service.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY (~kENTUCkY)
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Wayne Hooker
h i'm Canada

Pat Barrett, Jr., left We'd
nesday for Minneapolis where
he will join his aunt, Mrs.
Roger Runft and Mr.. Runft
for a ten-day fishing trip at
Slippery Winds resort in On
tario, Canada. On the return
trip he will visit in the Runft
home in Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Nabers
of Durant, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Betty Lou, to Thomas Rich
ard Pyle, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward G. Pyle Of Tullaho-
ma, Tennessee.
The bride-elect graduated
from Durant High School.
She attended Mississippi Col
lege in Clinton, Miss. and is
a graduate of Gilfoy School
of Nursing in Jackson, Miss
Upon graduation from Gilfoy,
Miss NaberS was employed
at the University of Mississip-
pi Medical Center. Following
this she went to Memphis.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11

Tennessee where she was en-
ployed at Tennessee Psychiat-
ric and Research Institute.
At present she is residing
with her parents in Durant.
MI. Pyle graduated from
Tullahoma High School and
received his B. S. degree
from Middle Tennessee State
College in Murfreesboro, Ten
nessee. While serving in the
United States Navy, Mr.. Pyle
was aboard the u. S. S. En-
Iterprise. Presently, he is in
Tullahoma, Tennessee.
A mid-August wedding is
! planned.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Visits Parents

Mr.. and MIS-. Fletcher
Clark Of Ft. Bragg, N. e.,
who have been visiting with
MI. Clark's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Talmadge Clark in Rule
vile, will arrive Monday TOR
a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Beall.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
SupIser Guests

DR.. and Mrs. Jim Barnett
lnd Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hobbs of Brookhaven came
by plane for a gala Fourth
of July supper with Miss Me-
ia Moore. and Mr.. G. A. Moo
re.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Leaving For Grenada

Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wilson
left Friday for a vacation
trip to Canada. They plan to
spend some time at Murrey
|Bav. Toronto, Quebec and
Montreal, returning home the
latter part of July.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11

Friends will be sorry to
hear of the death of Mrs.
Edgar Clover at her home
in Charleston, West Va. F'une-
raj services were held Friday
morning in Charleston.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
SnendS Fourth Here

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ham
|mett and children of Dallas,
Texas, spent the Fourth OF
July holidays with her par
tents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. {.
Jones.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Weekend at Lake

Mr.. and Mrs. }. {. Patton
and family, Linda, Jim and
Sara Beth, accompanied by
Renee Gilliland, left Friday
morning for a long weekend
at Enid Lake.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
V;s;t Parental Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter How
Iell of Tampa, Fla, spent the
Fourth of July holidays with
his mother, Mrs. G. B. How
lell and sister, Mrs. Goldie
Rogers. Also visiting in the
home were Mrs. Rogers dau-
ghter. Mrs. Jerry Pilgrim and
family of Jackson.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Weekend Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Yates,
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Ellison
and Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.
Bud" Hammett were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis King in ScoN.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
From Arkansas

House guests of MI. and
Mrs. J. M. McRae the past
week were his brother, Mr..
Edward McRae and Mrs. Nc
Rae of Little Rock, Ark.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Return Home

Mrs. Emily Lucas and Mrs.
Sessions Povall have reurn-
ed home after a tWo-Week
visit with their nephew, Mr..
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Attend Show

Mrs. Gladys Meek and Miss
Mel Woods attended the even.
ling performance Of Cleopatra
lin Memphis Friday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Home

Miss Grace Legate of Wash
|ington, D. c., arrieed nome
|Sunday to spen0 a month with
|her mother, Mrs. c. Z. LIE
lgate.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Visits Aunt

Visits Aunt
Barry Meek visited his
aunt. Mrs. Julia Kendrick IN
Jackson the past week.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Visit in

visit i'm Greenwood
Mrs. Effie Swittenberg,
Mrs. T. D. Lobby and Mrs.
IL. P. Johnson visited Judge
In. A. Jordan and Mrs. Jor-
dan in Greenwood Tuesday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Shores this week.
Thursday Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Beall
were luncheon guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Talmadge Clark in
Ruleville Thursday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11

Ayoung man who put his dream elaaa on Mhef in 1 Wss h Tbat
Folu, Vas To produce a lightweight, inexpensive auto
T n,ehM that the ordinary family could afford, ana , ITS
fulfIlmsnt put put the 5e,v w9 81 % 0a w ss When Mf' he eG posed sI' in his
year, ears e finest sporting a proud mustache, with the car
he buiit in a rented workshop in Detrolt.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
To Jackson

Mrs. Jim Wilburn was a
guest of her niece, Mrs. DICK
Aiken and family in Jackson
Friday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
W. Gulf Shores

.IT8 Gulf Shores
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tardy
land family, Paula and john
INV. will vacation at Gulf
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Visits Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Nolan
lot Yazoo City are visiting IN
the home of their daughter,
Mrs. L.. B. Nichols and fami-
lily.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
Nm6Mzl@IEaa
phone 758-W

Roland Rhyme and family in
Chicago.
Holmes County herald., 1963-07-11
jackson Visitor

Mrs. John F'ontaine Of Jack
son visited Mrs. T. D.. Lobby
lon Thursday. She was enroute
to Greenwood where she will
be a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w x Jones.
Evening star., 1963-07-02

ShsiIoh GFoham, The stoPs Hollywood
eolumnist, is on vocation. HeI
column will be resumed on heI
return. ~
Evening star., 1963-07-02

RESORT NOTE: Henri SOuIe,
owner Of lie Pavilion, also owns
the 200-year-old inn. the Hedg-
Evening star., 1963-07-02

es, IN The Hafhpt This shrii-
mer, he's opening 1t only for
five days - the Thursday
through Monday Labor Day
week end. He thereby adheres
to the regulations covering the
inns license : that the inn be
open sometime during the fis-
cal year.
A week : ends business, Of
course, could not pay for the
years maintenance. "But I love
the Hedges" Soule explains.
"And If I sell lie Pavilion, it
will be to retire to the Hedges.
= = =
NEWS DEPT: Survivors of
PIT 100 will meet in Tokyo with
the crew Of the Amagiri, which
Evening star., 1963-07-02
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD. : Show busi-
ness marriage Canadian-style
is outlined by Singer Robert
0oulet, who will wed Carol
Lawrence August IL.
The Broadway stars plan tc
marry at the Plaza Hotel in