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-* .... ' ;; ,; : '" ... . ' ' . . .> . : ; "; ", : : ;; . :Women's- Activity' In Civic Drives_ Urge, '. FIB Voters. LeagueE1etjon Set June 26'1 I Sa...'Politics As Utual'on Pa .,2 : .. .See Story on. Poge 5WOMAN - FINED BY JAX JUDGE .rvJN BUS .ROW SEEKS. NEW TRIAL. t Iff.i t ' << : 1 Freedom Riders' Plead , Not Guilty In Ocala N08/81 8R fl froi. 12 No. 12'' I And NEWS ' I SatTffdayJune 24,1961-Jacksonville 9, Fla. 15 CSIt . L- _I .. '" Supreme Court Denie. " 't .. t.-. ; 'ay. k'a .... Dual,. School Rd. pIe r' '' :'-" :I --- - ' 1- ,r r c S fnfegraf/on-f. Suit/ Poor: Communications Hit Returned To Court .Her In Judge Santora's Court - WASHINGTON-The U.S. Supreme Court refused The swift sentencing of a young Jaxon woman this week to. take, action on Duval County's in Judge John Santora's municipal court calls Board of Public Instruction plea for .a three- for improvement of poor communications which ; I judge panel'to hear the school segregation suit seemingly prevails in the court. II I between the .school; board and local Negro par- Last June 15, Kiss of the request for a I r en .s. S Annie Doris Mixson, continuance. Jackson 9 + Y |" This action t.by the I'Mother-ln-law 1413 KcConihe St. was* stated he had filed ' * nation's with disorderly FREEDOM TEST-Herb highest charged a petition for a new. Callender, the first 'Freedom Rid r' to test the | court paves the way conduct and arrested trial. t second Greyhound team lunch' counter facilities in Jacksonville last week when the [ for the school suit Charged WithMan's following an Another simi 1 a r incident t\\ \1 arrived, is' seen as he gave his order to a cold-eyed attendant to continue before argument with a white occurred last ''I ' local bus while station a stern-faced cashier watches. After integrating the ; Federal District Death bus driver. April when an Ebony ; Callerxler'and two other, members of his team were f Judge Bryan Simpson Miss Neon was ordered Cab driver, charged arrested in Ocala. (See story on this page.) to in t here ,in,Jacksonville. appear with a misdemeanor \ : On March 1 of this Judge Santora's court by a patrolman and 1\ I Riders r Slasher Is Premature .: year, Judge Simpson .. C early the following city cab inspector, 1 : fills refused the school : morning. MeanwHile, was jailed late one , : Sound, OVIJ Baby's ocfy ; board petition to after being freed on 1 night and faced, trial : . t :Trial Slated;-:. -- -:::- --, **" r*.**y Ir,: + Found Were federal pan .,'a.nd at \ contacted Atty.Ernest. court early the following :( For July 5th the same time, he also D. Jackson who being. morning. ,I The body of a refused to dis- unable to defend her Sources close to the 1/4 OCALA-Three "Freedom pound, 6 ounce baby miss the suit of the the following morn- cab driver lammented boy was found in'the EDNA MAE ELLISON Riders" who were arrested Negro plaintiffs.The ing, suggested she the fact that there here June 16, 1400 block of East school board then l Faces Murder ChargeA contact the court's was such a brief period - paid bond of $1,000 4th Street last Tues- carried its plea to bailiff and also Judge of time between each for'their appearance ,. day, police reported.Mrs. the Supreme Court mother-in-law is Santora and request a the arrest and court here July 5 to Ella 'Tisdaleof which denied its being held in city continuance o f the hearing that they were answer charges of unlawful 1162 East 3rd Street petition this week. jail awaiting chargesin case. unable t o secure a and R found the body of the the alleged fatal also suit assembly The seeking Atty. Jackson lawyer's services.It . failure to obey an 1I premature baby in the integration, of 'Du' shooting of her son- said he would call is felt that if officer. 4) middle of the street, val's public schoolwas in-law. the bailiff, which he the processes of jus- Charged with attempting wrapped in cloth and instituted originally I Dead,is Bailey Cohen said he did. tice i n ntora's I to crack In a hearing at Justice newspaperspolice re- 20of 82? Jackson St. the trial segrega- by 14parentsof I Before court slackens i t space ; tion barriers at a o f the Peace ported. was believed Negro schoolchildren .who was reportedly Miss Mixson said she somewhat a nd if ' bus station wareRev. Dorcas Drake's court by officers that dogs in Duval. shot by Mrs. Edna Mae talked with the bail- communications which 'I Leslie L. Smith Tuesday Leroy McCray could have pulled the Ellison,45of 112 May when . 35, Earl K.Johnson,local iff. However, presently seem on a Albany, N.Y.HerbertA.Callender,27United of Gainesville was: package to the street NAACP attorney, and St.following an argu- Judge Santora appeared low level are :improved i bound over to Criminal: from bushes near by. ment Saturday ''night h.e Mrs Constance Baker to heart morning's it will be I Court i n lieu o f Mrs. Tisdale went to at the woman's home. he had Auto NAACP Workers arri Hobley of New York cases, beneficial to all con- $10,000 bond for the the home of Mrs.Viola Cohen died Sunday in b notified of ' worker of KahwahN.J. I .. not een cerned.'Shine'. and James O'Connor,31 last Saturday night Johnson, of 1358 Bri- p -5- a local hospital. f'f the woman's requestand year old economics assault of a Florida dier. street :and- the., Carl Wells: -,r. o'un'ty f Detective Sgts. W.C. went through with CaseST.AUGUSTINEAlberta II instructor at'\Barnard State Patrol trooper.rlcCrayxho latter 'calledqxjliceJ medical.:examiner said Barber and F.A.Gruberreported her trial. She was CollegeNew York City. has served A part of the wrapping it ,was a prematuremale Cohen and his fined $25. Stevens, who was-arrested - The three riders were a Raiford Prison sen- was found about 50. baby with short wife Ida' Mae were The STAR, upon talk- for possession represented by .Atty. tence for a similar yards from the body. hair and was probably married April 28. She ing later with Atty. of 16 half pint bot- t Ernest D. Jackson of attack 11 years ago A local paper ,dated a'' colored child' here told police she left Jackson, learned that tles of rr.oonsh1newhia- Jacksonville. onaStarke policeman June 12, 1961 was was no visable evi- him and returned to he had called the key, was freed of ,was captured minutes found near the bodyof dence of foul play, her mother's home bailiff but the sourofficial charges when Circuit Riders Seek later by city the baby, police possibly a stillborn after Cohen refused in turn fail Judge Howell Meltor. police after having said. to job. directed a verdict. of Dr. Wells said. get a ed to notify the judge " . slashed Trooper C. H. The body was taken ac uittal I JFK's AidWASHINGTONU.S.Atty. Strickland's thro a t to Duval ,Medical Cen- lax Quintet Nabbed J During Burg ifv AffemftfBURGLARLT 'II while enroute to county ter and to the County - . jail. j Morgue where it was ' Gen. Robert F.Kennedy' Strickland had earlier '- i pronounced dead by has been asked to arrested KcCray Dr.F.R.Hayden at 8:40 atop arrests of demonstrators for having improper an a.m. Tuesday morning. . again license tag following Lt. E. P. Corley and , segregation.Nine an accident near Max- Sgt. L.C.Higginbotham - leaders of the ville.Another who Divi- ,.j man of the Homocide : ).. "Freedom Riders"move- with his , was KcCray sion investigated.Dr ment met with the attorney .< fr.o' in the patrolcar car,case -" general-Kennedy at the time: of Five More + S later said that "there the attack 1 ''S 4 r'Rt was a frank exchangeand KcCrayseated in there Dade SchoolsIntegraijd the meeting was of the patrolcar SUSPECTS HELD IN CUT JAIL The timely arrival of city police shortly after mid- a useful one." is said to have night'Tuesday"resulted in the ultimate capture of five suspects now awaiting hearing on Meeting recentfywith lunged across the seat : breakiDg.Ienter1ng: and grand larceny charges for attempted burglarlyat 0. K. Sundries, S the state attorney and slashed the patrolman's MIAMI:-Five previously 1099"fl.orda Avenue. One suspect, Andrew Howard,17, of 1111 Florida Avenue was shot :in the generals of Hour York, throat with'a all-white schools arm: lby one of>three bullets fired pursuing Patrolmen P. W. Land and D.L. Poston.Howard Kennedy said that.the knite.He then jissped ,will be opened, to 19 was later picked up at Duval Medical Center where he went for treatment. Willie Thomas issue of desegregated from the car.Troop Negro elementary. .t..- Wilkes, 18, of 1343 Evergreen Avenue was caught inside the sundries shop. Lt. J.W. Greene travel is now before Stricklanddespitehis dents vith the fall of the police burglarly squad 'said VUlkes and witnesses near the scene identified the remaining _ i the courts 'and the 'wound, radioed schools 'opening, the three sen. Suspects shown from left areAndrew Howard,Johnny Lee Green,19of 1114; Interstate, CoaeerceCoadwion. city: police andMcCray Dade County School Oakley St, Willie Fred Stuckey, 20, 1469 Evergreen Ave.j Willie Thomas Wilkes, and Calvin captured at Ashley Curtis Bryant, 32, of 620 E. First Avenue was anhovncsd ,. Board ,. : .. .- .". . ... \\ - 'I-k' ," ,...< '.' i . . ; ... ..... _., . ; .. 12J' .. . f.. < jII''I-.. . F ". ;-;.v..;" ."":' :- : "-'-';,". , " ayM :- '? :! : " ... > ': : .. : j ... - \:. : TWO TH5 FLORIDA STAR Saturday., June 24. 1961 9 .--- ------ -- " "." "THE FLORIDA STAR, .. ,. ,_ "Politics As Usual"By . \ .. +.t . i -'AA v*.<,; NEWS. t & S $' ".J, ,: ;.. 1f ERIC::0 . ':.1F- '>'S i T : $SIMPSON , f,4f.Published by The Florida Star Pu **" ,- "" "1"-. &* rnm - "Member of Associated Negro VOTERS : ; LEAGUE. > UfIISZETALENT' c: *} rti:'' n '.:?* V\. *- ti.iTHICI.i , OF JAX WOMEN ERIC O. SIMPSON....................,........................,.. ? -* ALYSON E. WISE...................._.......... .,............ meeting i which. The of Florida Voters League 'r HILDA, WOOJEN...........................?,.......".." East at -- was scheduled for last Monday night 938 MAIN OFFICE 4. PLANT: t R Union Street for ;the purpose of electing officers - J( w _other than the president of the 2nd Congressional - 2323.Moncrief Road.....N........................... ; .- District was postponed at a late - '------ : ' Mailing Address: \ Li : 4I hour that evening. I - P. O. Box 561, Jacksonville 1, I wish to apologizeto : those who took want it known that I SUBSCRIPTION* RATES time cn.tto attend the am seeking the supportand One Year, $5.00; Half Year $ ' ; 6i&-T proposed meeting which cooperation of the Mailed To You Anywhere In The United, ;) I bore no fruit. and naittee- Subscription Payable In Advance. Send Check or precinct c o "FLORIDA STAR-P. O.Box 561- tat caused many to lose women as well as the . .- 1kkkc valuable time. I wish ccmritteemen..that I Barred From 01 .HJ1ti' to assure everyone would like to see that the postponementwas committeewomen and CEe necessary becauseof other female c ivic Just after the election last an unexpected last workers holding offices - Holey! pointed out, as did minute d e velopment, and taking an mentators,the great injustice and add that it is my active part in the eight million Americans who wanted feeling that it is planning as well as were barred by unreasonable just as well that the the carrying out of laws. He received, as a result, not held.I . meeting was project under- every than he had had on any one subj ect; { r J( : {,v b don't think that taken by the Voters This is but one indication of enough of the female League in this area. sentiment for reforms in public sex had been notified I want it known that Yet now, in a year when m state of the meeting and while serving in this meet it is discouraging to find consequently were office I won't allow evil still exists and that most present to participatein the local organization concerned.The . apparently are not in the elections. to be dominated by a chief trouble arises TEMPLE: OF UATk Ib TUMBLING DC/.N Althoughthe few men with the womenon ments, which vary from state to * the outside..Andmost seldom reasonable. Granted that '' .- admission I C of i important of all, should have lived , voter a : Your Weekly I women into :!,.t -., I will bend every effort - time: in a state-to be informed on .. poli- 't", to prevent the and candidates. That argument Horoscope Guide tics and I Voters League from to presidential electionson which civicmovements becoming the tool or information would absorb some how much they moved about the WHICH ARE YOUR LUCKY DAYS FOR instrument for any has become politician or political - While .a national constitutional BUSINESS LOVE TRAVEL ' an accept- machine. , would remedy the situationthe. hl3il'SON '- ed ide a Being aware that irettinp one through isc, wthersome. : By PABLO, The ASTROLOGER there are many who there are quite a few vents the states from overhauling j seem to overlook their so-called 'civic lead- requirements. If they allowed ARIES ) LIBRA-'< importance in such ers Nrho are always on for president after, saytwo 21 thru April 20th CANCEL t matters. the look-out for some Born June 2: thru July 23: Born Sept. 24 thru Oct. 23 in the state, they could stiUplace But,I f'imly.believe easy cash and usually restrictions on voting for other if a good part Opportunities couldbe Proceed with discre- that the fairer sex stay away fromorganization any this initial close at hand,a nod tion if you run acrossa should be given an or group may be devoted there would be n o money-making to where proposition opportunity par- they don't see Drive On , holiday pastimes need to go far afieldto ,an old property ticipate in the plan- some money, notice ( thru 4th), you find them.Take advantage that may be had for a ning as well as the should be served there If there is one thing that makes have occasion to of the long song, or any other drudgery connected in won't be any loot to see red, it 3.3' realization that something holiday to visit with activity that you can any movement or pro- be picked via the short-weighted. It follows that a and --pro relatives and friends turn to advant age(1st ject that affects the League.Those who have sumers are seeing red because of a You would be who are not otherwise thru 5th.). I t social, economic or eyes strictly for the the National Conference of Weights to turn down accessible when your 670991436679SCORPIO political life of acoranunity. political buck can that many a package is not "Star"'A to play an time, is not your own. stay away. This warning cannot be taken role in In- You ma y foist a friendly Hbrn Oct 24 thru jsfny. 22,. As president of the The Florida Voters by consumers or by industry.lt was Day fes- tie, which neither Regardless of the 2nd Congressional League has a big job t approved by more than 500 ,local should any time nor stress wouldbe .pober appraisal you I i; District of the Flor- to do and it needs I weights and measures officials at in your par- likely to break in may have of some mem'f'f' ida Voters League, I men and women who are Do conference sponsored by the locality. the future(4th)hxOd: bers of the h uman i interested in ccnauni- Standards. Their indictment of rake theweekend commitments unless you be starting out species, it does not i i of hordes of i'l 1- ty betterment and improvement - tices blunt and direct. for the . was on a trip prevent of condi- them. you extracting mannered or u n r e- The weights and measures experts can keep 6-161 weekendtake the most fun and knowledge from tions, generally. there would be all relationship between what packages urgent measures t o them.'_ First of allwe need :the to be what they say they contain TAURUS insure the safety of 8-50-55-18-23-851 t more reason to increase the registration straightforward, more confusing a. April 21 thru May 21 all who accompany you where you can rest in of Negro ly deceptive." They asked not ((8th). SAGITTARIUSBorn comfort.The long hol- votersin the 2nd 31 be little Nov. 23 Thru: Deft. with legal requirements for may 9-40-22-16-62-912 iday will give many a to do than to The national holiday chance to improve Congressional District but also greater recognition of . (Duval and Clay and enjoy life LEO could stretch out from their surroundings "moral obligation" to see that comes from the Born July 24th thru August_!SIt the 1st thru 5th for the clothes, NassaU)and throughoutthe gets what he is led to believe he spruce up State of Florida.We . thru 5th. This could well most people.No doubt very closets or indulge It is to .be hoped that many need to conduct t be an excellent be that Leos Sagittarianswillbe many many their preference for cept the invitation of George P. I relative to' to visit have chosen the them. surveys type among YOU the private occupa- missioner of the U.S..Food and job for opportunities tion, to join in a national and relatives of professions that should be where cash tions they, like' best Negroes in the shipment of short-weight or far, or to go will keep them work- registers are constantly ((3rd 8th). It may be city, 1 county and state and concerted effort would be greatly 'where you ing harder than ever, ringing u p essential to share after interest. always wanted to while the rest of the sales on the 2nd, 3rd your secret wish or securing the up educational; population is enjoying I and 4th. Even if the negotiations with the necessary information, highermind a long Fourth of pace slows down during one who is part of follow up with a cam- THE AGAINSTERS with the, July weekend ( 1 .s t the succeeding your ambitions, and to paign on all levels they de- thru 4th). Those who days, there should hopes if you desireto bring about employment - .The conclusions take their leadership still be considerable forestall future of Negroes in One hears a lot of slogans now reach could qualities seriously activity wherever you dissension or compli- those areas. alyzed, do not mean what they beneficial ef- will want to be in mar be.1lowi92o149. cations. It would not We need to conductan Take this letter from a that should last the vanguard wherever ease your task any to educational program i Sen. Stephen M. Young to acquaint. thepeople a long time to celebrations are held. engage in speculationin "You spenders spend and spend Be slow in With Mercury' poisedto CAPRICORNAWh the erroneous belief with the records of t Let's return to rugged strangers. resume its forward Dec. 22 thro'Jan. 20 that this is one the city, county and ask for favors from Washington. I The longlndependence state officials s.o motion, on the 8th, way of bridging. creeping socialism, handouts and there is no better Day holiday is more 3-30-33-13-35-315: that when election 1 aged." Fine, 'but read the GEMINI moment.33O441556341. likely to ,find you' time rolls around a- I "This came from a man who enjoyed May 22 thru June 21 and your dear ones, PISCES gain Negro voters will J school .ch program, received could be. one wading through the Born Feb. 29 Thru.March 20 know which candidates 1 \ training, as a GI and college and joyous holi- VIKGO. many tasks ,that have You can pass more to elect or vote out the Gl Bill of Rights: bought a bryouthe family Born Aug. 24 thru Spt.23 to be done around the time with those Who of office. i FHA loan, enjoyed checks from the your more ex-1 Life cannot be so l'. house. Those of you gladden your heart, The next meetingwill soil, bank program for not raising friends from serious that there is who cannot get away and provide food for be held at Buster farm supports to help him 1st thru 5th. You no roam: for fun and should not feel cheated thought to your active Ford's Restaurant,938East I his farm\ products. His mother still take entertainment. You you would find mind. There are Union St.on Monday - getting Social Security checks time off. to. should have a wonderful yourself maldng rather promises of a festive June 26, at 7:30 Many people are against federal the merits of chance to test than spending coney. period, filled wit h p.m. without fail. others. ',When they themselves estate this out for your- Since love is serious possibilities for artistic that's different. financial oppor self. Do not be backward business, you have to achievement, should such about acceptingnew be sure before you agreeable companionship - ,Psychiatrists hired by the to, your attention friends whereveryou give your heart to ,and gain for the wEtil uST ..AYETO times charge |250 to $300 a day, the 2nd thru 4th. happen to be on 'anyone in particular.? by few who their are duties tied from down RE1r15T IbPA TirNES Department reportsvhich proves any blessings the 2n 3rd. The- 7-90-77-17-37-791 1st thru 5th.Reactions IO I- nothing wrong with their heads.. are bestowed on splendid outlook that, AQUARIUS from but refrain from Born Jan. 21 thru Feb. 10 associates who brightens to obtain them. yourhonzon believe that you are Jacksonville Needs A personal on the 4th,should be AJ. hOugh you do enjoy betraying their trust taken as a clear sign the company of wrongly Check or rightly, that you hold the .people who meet your would be swift and Read the all potential i Newspaper o from, the 8th future_ in your own ethical standards_ You positive on the 8th - r hands..S801l..1648S86. dislike, ,in equal 9th. : . L. Week. Patronize Every measuresthe presence . ; 4-20-22-16-28-421' 4-10-33- 3-34-& :__ ',1-. ": f . .". .b',. / -' " I ,. "' - ' "/ ... : ,,, ; : ';- 1:;:" . I .. "= '0' ._ ; t :_ ,:;;;i t i-::' . -- '-' - L / . ..- .. -' --- - .. .- :: : .--- .._- .. -- ......, -- ---.' ; . ..- .- .... _. .. ... , pnaa.- as TIJE FLORIDA- '.5TAB-. Saturday, June 24, 1961 .A. - ' AIA's Slate, 39th Annual Confab Aug. 13-19 In ChicagoCHICAGO I r'fi 'kj1 Hl.-,Dr. Marjorie H.Parker, Supreme .' ..- !Jr j1: Basileus of the Alpha' Kappa Alpha S6rority,announces - ', :- ... _., the Thirty-Ninth Convention of the .. : .. '.. >1' 7' :" -:'LouisE G. GUINYARD: ,-. >_ t I i, Sy.3i f _j Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority t o beheld in ... : :: ... '. .{. i" ;... ,-> ____ Chicago, August 13-19Sheraton Hotel.The'themefor t : .' F 'i it ft this Convention will be: "Assessing The 'Ji. M J1., ; It Strengths Greater Of Service.Alpha Kappa Alpha Fo r InvestmentFor ; . Of note 'to :the entire community was the recent Each day of the Con- Wedding'Bells ceremony. uniting Delphinia M. Brinaon,daughter vention will be devoted , of Rev. and Mrs. Earl W. Mainor, and Nathaniel to pursuing a APPLICATIONS FOR Greene, Jr. different aspect of MARRIAGE LICENSES They spoke their vows in the home of the Alpha Kappa Alpha's Robt. Owens 308 Goodwin% St, bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John A. 14I. -'; strengths.Included in 20 and Vermeil Scott 1842 West Howard, 1238 West 12th Street., with Rev. D.W. ,'.':-" these discussions will 27th St., 18. Bass officiating. .: :. be the assessment of Eugene Scott 525 Lee St, 42 ., As the wedding bells echo faintly in the dis- +!:...... its educational, political W.and 17th Vera St,A.21.Washington. 1625 tance, I shall try to summarize prenuptial "'t .: economicor Bernard G. 'Herring, 1504 West parties honoring, Mrs. Greene. : : ganizational, social 14th. St. 25 and Geraldine Dan Mrs Josephine Cleveland,Mrs. Margaret C.Day, I and spiritual strengths, iels, Rt. 1, Box .189, Campbellton, and, Mrs. Hortense Brewingtbn were hostesses I' FOUR NEW culminating in positive Fla., 19. to a miscellaneous shower held in the A. L.Lewis secretarial employees in the Office of the Secretary of the directions for Thos. Norman 1742 E. 21st St., Treasury meet with Robert A. Wallace, Special Assistant to 28 and Elois Allen, 3307 Bridier, Branch YWCA. Surrounding Mrs. Greene on Secretary future actions of the of 18. the Treasury Douglas Dillon and the this department's Employment Policy . happy occasion were Mesdames Charlotte organization.The Officer. From left Miss Yvonne Arthur B. Cason, 5202 Parrish Bostick, Betty Belton,Annette TaylorForrestine accepting her first are C. RichardsonJune graduate who is I Alpha Kappa Alpha Ave., 53 and Lucille Fields, Rt 9, Willie position in the tovernment serviceMrs. Marion E. foundedin Box 410-X, 32. Donalson, Sarah J. Seymour, M. Jon s Sorority, Margaret Mathis, Elouise, A. Fletcher, Sophie Bennett, transferred from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Mrs. 1908 at Howard Uni- Moses Brown 740 W. Church Cleo V. Bradley, former employee of the Internal St,'21 and Lois Pearson, 556 Fla. Revenue Service White, Earnestine Poole,Alma Glass,Ruth White, and versity, Washington, Miss Ruth Ann Ave. 22.Frank. Hazel Howard, Vermal Glover,Gussie RileyAnnie Cothran, previously employed; by the Redevelopment Land D.C.the second chap- Agency. The E. Jones, 1021 Jackson Kainor, and Lauretta Greene. activities Treasury Department has recently stepped up recruitment ter, Beta, was estab- St, 18 and Mary Letha Howard The Ribault Road home of Mr.and Mrs. Clarence among minority groups in line with the President Exec- lished in Chicago in 703 Stonewall St., 15. Bostick was the setting for a small dinner utive Order calling for greater employment opportunities in the 1913), now has a membership :Theo. R. Bowers Washington government service. D. C., ?0 and Algia B. Corbin party at which Mr. and Mrs. Greene were guests of 25,000 col- 1924 W/9th St., 25. of honor. Other participants included Mr. and lege trained women , Rudolph Stripling 621 W. State : i .-I j Mrs. Henry Davis,Mr.and Mrs.Alvin WhiteElbertGrant ir.: ; Bride Elect with 276 chapters in I St., 42 and Ruth E. DiLifus, 3532 ,. and Mr. and Mrs. Raiford Brown, Jr. : __ .':' : 36 states and the W. Moncrief Rd., 20. Mrs. Greene was also honored with a party *. -T:. ''it.j Is Honoree District of Columbia, Lee E. Mallory, 375 S. Myrtle given by Mrs. Louise Sheffield and Mrs. Jane 4 .: aP Si on leading colle g e Ave., 21 and Edith F. Washington, Miss E. Hunter Davis. Mrs. Annie Mainor, Mrs.Lauretta Greene, Mary campuses and in the 727 North St., 20. Mrs. Petty Belton, Mr. and Mrs. George Nairn, who will-exchange vows principal cities of Thos. Moore, 906 Jefferson St, with Ernest Williamson 24 and Addienne T. Hartley 717 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence BostickAdam JohnsonMr.and 2f July 15th in one the United States, as .Franklin St, 22. Mrs. John Howard, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of the beautiful set- well as a chapter inMonroviaIdberiattest Walter T. Anderson 1839 W. Howard were among guests. 2nd St, 21 and Ernestine I. # *"* t tings of the season, Africa. Thomas, 5240 Bunche Dr., 17. the recent hon- . The eve of summer vacation found personnelfrom was oree at a miscellaneous ....?t ,..:. .:. y .- .'. .......-.-.....,. -.-.........- ..-...'!);;, '. ,::. .,:-;,. . some of our local schools gathering for v, :'." .;; ...'. . > .. , the shower in home . < final .. . outings for the term. ': .' '; of Mrs.Phillip Albackof } ; 7#; '. .:? : The beautiful and spacious Edgewood Avenue ,., f ,,... < 1491 W. 10th St. -" home of Mr. and Mrs. James Schell was avail- F- '\. --..,-..,.. : able to members of The Northwestern High School .. .' <.. :. r.r A color scheme of .< .tit'r ,(; '. . pink and dominated Faculty for a "cook-out." green .. , ,''''. ..' The beautiful O'Reilly estate located i n ,.", the scene.Manyunique I: '' <; Green Cove Springs was the scene of an out- I- and lovely gifts : ;.:l ing given for teachers at Darnell-Cookman. Mr. I were received. Games \>, Vernon Sands, president of the Darnell-Coo loran CELEBRATE NUPl'IALS-- a beautiful evening and music were playedand , PTA was instrumental in securing this lovely ceremony, Miss Lenan Whitfield of Lake City, refreshments were -af site for the group. became the bride of Johnny C. Thomas of Jack- served by the co- , # # # # # # # *, sonville with the impressive eventtakLng place hostesses M e s d ames . Mrs. Doris Glover Bennett left the city last Monday night at 8 p. m. in the home of the Raliege James a Mary !t Sunday for St. Louis, Missouri where she will bride's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. McQuary. F./..:: ,: y be.guests of Dr. and Mrs. Walter Dix. Clyde Thomas, 7203 Rhode Island Drive. Mrs. Persons present were >/ # # # # Thomas is a graduate of the National School of Madames: E. C.Rosier .. \1! # # # # -* # P'l. .-.. :.. ...1, .li Mrs. Lillie Pearl Coehn of 2830 Begonia Road Business, Nashville, Tenn. The groomnow serv- J.Vfynn,D.D.Whit e,I.F. Her mother or her sister? : is doing well after undergoing s u r ge ry at ing with the U.S. Army at Fort Jackson, S.C., Wallace Alexander, Brewster Hospital. graduated from Florida A&M University. E. MeuseA. A.Triggs, BOTH ENJOY YOUTHFUL NATURAL-LOOKING HAIR COLOR * (Florida Star Photo) L.G.SmallMisses M.L. Oliver, and S.Oliver, Whether you want the excitement of a different V7j Mrs. Edythe Weston was hostess to the most, COMMERCIAL WCOOINU AOVEMTIBINU HOMKI Mrs.0.Richardson,Mrs. hair shade,.or. want to give new life to dull or pay hair insist on the long-lasting haircolor ; recent meeting of The Cotillion Whist Club held W.M. Jones,0.White,R. in the famous red packageGodefroy'sLarieuse. in the Lincoln Golf and Country Club. KumphreyM. McKeever, It's easy to apply, and complete in Mrs. Viola Monroe, Mrs. Evelyn Thompson and ,, H. McIntosh, M.Ayers, one package-there's nothing else to buy. Mrs. Evie Alexander were high scorers for the ROYAL ART STUDIO R.BonnerJ. WalkerA. 18 ' r gatgttt/r LOVELY h. evening. Miller, R. Dwight, A. COLORS ''y' " Other participants in the meeting includedMrs. G TELEPHONE 4-1B94 SmithE. Hunter, N. LAR'EUSE ' Carrie Parsons Mrs. Olga H i inbotham JohnsonM. Stubbs C. : g g God.froy MfA.Company.3510 Ollv.St. St.Louis,Mo.NOTHING1 Mrs. Hortense Brown, Miss Bernice Cornell, and Stubbs..- and C. Hines. ------- .--- --- CLARENCE J. SIMON 515 DAVIS STREETJACKSONVILLE Mrs. Gilmore. Marjorie FLA. ., # # : - Pajamas clad Mrs. Myrtice P. Thomas was a I hostess with "a lot on the ball" when she entertained - The Gems Bridge Club Monday evening.The r lovely Jerome Road home that she s h a r es i with hubby, "T.V." provided the picturesque setting.Having a wonderful time as guests of Mrs. ."J. BEATS THE45..1 ((1(1ill Thomas and The Gems Club were Mrs.Mable Jones, No wonder Mrs. Maxine Jackson, Mrs. Coretha Wilson, Mrs. Margaret Starkes, Mrs. Gwendolyn Stewart,' Miss Alethia Frazier, Mrs. Essie Me Cray,Mrs. Jessie 2C; the English * Y. Fears, and Mrs. Jacqueline Hall.Mrs.Starkes, Mrs. McCray and Mrs Hall qualified for guest prizes. keep so cool GREYflOONoR Club prizes were won by Mrs. Alvenia Scriven, Miss Zelma Johnson and Mrs. Marie McClain. # # # # # # :# ifrc( Upsilon Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity received boost from mother nature . that helped to. make their Annual Spring Formalone of the most enjoyable affairs of the sea- ,.'... . son. A slight ,drop in :temperature kept their :: . guests cool, along with "cool". music by :the A4e .. wonderful band from Atlanta, Georgia. GooHg FUN I k.., LLEDONDRY .. ' a t WHEN YOU ABE ILL w 1 You Seek The Best Doctor ACTION1' l .z When Your Doctor PreocrlbM rwar.a. . """ .. + .. Get Experienced Pharmacist. ... -- i' X., ,:-.', To Fill Your ProcnpttoM r :+ h i iti, ,' According To Yew .Doctor ,....,..a r.'. .r Orders. We Use Only ;:Y" 92 ,!,Z\.tl.........< The. ; Best .Quality Drag*. -. ;.At SUNDAY -' - Dr. C. E. BUekProprietor Magnificent NEW FIRST RAIN OR . .15 (mix Qordorfs c/into a tally RACE : CLEAR 3 REGISTERED; PHARMACISTS TO SERVE YOU Admission OF $150,000CLUBHOUSE iced drink04nd yoil wil!, too!) FREE . PARKING ULLY'S DRUG STORE $.50 oisiuiuoeai wr COLBC CBIIU SNITS wjrniu rt&cum M PIO9F.Deiears . _7 Kings Road ELgfe 8-8276 Otica I uLu.in.I..PtOOU ItLf MATINEE RACING every ., The ShowplaceWED. A COMPLETE LINE OF '- .& SAT. at 2 The South! ComeHc ..RmJaber Goods Comes, ta brlec pm. of C 'PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOB AND' DELIVERED .,.. .. ., .. .'-' ' ,- ". '. "" : : " -- '-';- .. ," ._. e '... .: . ., -_ -- . -. v T : J FOUR ?lam FL01IDA STAB Saturday June 24 f I - : CommunAnnouncss..EW First baptists; Union . / .Slate Activities < . Sunday a s rvici CHURCH NEWSNew 1 ByRcsiLwCtffle begin with S u: ; Last Sunday tele- School at 9:30 a. vising of First Baptist with superintend< fs 11 a.m. morn- C. L. Crane and Hope AME Church will observe annual:Guest ing worship services teachers in chug Day Sunday, throughout the day, beginning with i wi1e: shown over a The 11 a.nusersBonibe S'School at 9:30 a.1I1J.; R. Henderson, local IV station delivered b7 superintendent, announced. Teachers and officers ac G .F Sunday morning at 11 pastor, Rev. H.Ho from SueaYwill Schools throughout, the city \ a.m.it was! announced Hooks. participate during the day's events. E this week. League hour is #-# Saturday at 11: 15 5:30 P.m.with Mrs. A musicale honoring the 38th anniversary of a.m.,Firat Baptist's Houston supervisi Mrs. Eartha J.. Harper will be held ,Monday,June I. final., in the seriesof 'Weekly Activities ,. 26 at 8 p.m. in New Hope AME Church.Mrs.Harper radio messagesover fff Regular weekly is a member of Mt. Ararat Baptist Church and r;$ fy" a local station ! serves as organist for Senior Choir land the will be heard. er meeting and c. Junior choir. I t Sunday School beginsat meeting will * 5 9:20 a. m. wit h place on Tues night Choir 1 Usher Board 1 of Day Spring Baptist Church will \ superintendent Scott sponsor a Fellowship Tea Sunday at 4 p.m.inthe and the instructorsin rehearse on Wednesdj church annex. Mrs.: Louise Grahamchairman, .4 rr : : charge.The deacons night and Choir holds Its Mrs. Eddie Lee and Mrs.Lovette Mitchell rehears* Brown, -- --- will conduct the devotions - co-chairmen are the program's directors. 4 ,prior to the on Thursday night. * morning worship. The NOTE: The Sun District 31 and Usher Board 4 of Mount Ararat sermon will be delivered School C on ve n tio ' Baptist Church are joint sponsors of a FashionTea 3 A 'by Rev. C. B.Daileypaator.Choir which was scheduledfor which will be held Sunday from 3:30 until } Sf 1 July 19-21 :in East' 6 p.m. in the education building.Current styles and Usher Board 2 will: Palatka, Florida has will be featured. Miss Marveen Benjamin will serve throughout the been re-scheduled for serve as narrator. o K day.W. July 5-7,1961 accord- . * 1 $ 4 F. WLllman will ing to convention pro District 32 of Second Baptist Church invites preside during the grams being receivedby its friends throughout the city to ita MusicaleTea s BTU program at 5:45 ministers in the I scheduled Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the SStx p.m. Rev. Dailey will city. JJ residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. Sanders,5538 Ave- deliver the day's nue-B. final message during -- --- ------- + - evening worship at 7 McCRORY'S West Union's Abyssina Baptist PRESENTED SUCCESSFUL ANNUAL DAY-The women of Mt.Olive Jttffi Church recently p.m. comPleted a most successful annual Women's Day observancewiththe Weekly ActivitiesThe BAY & JULIALITTLE - Bible Rites Set AnnouncesActivities various committees combining> efforts in reaching the-'-organiza Youth Choir will " West Union tion's projected goals. Members seated from left in top photo are- rehearse Monday nightat Baptist Mrs. Louise Hardley, Mrs. C. Hields, Mrs. Nancy FranklinMrs. Ophelia 6:45 o'clock. The Church its begins Vacation annual Rev. B.Lwynnpastor, Corbine, Mrs. Juanita Simon: and Mrs.Carrie Jones.Standing from left: Male Chorus holds its RIB Daily is requesting al 1 Mrs. L. M. Blue, Mrs. Eunice Jones, Mrs. T. Miller, Mrs. Algie Cohn, rehearsal at 8 p.m. Bible School June 26. Classes Monday will, parents to send their Mrs.. Bertha Lang, and Mrs. Essie Roberts.In center photo areMrs.May- Tuesday night's Prayer Dog Food be held in the educa- children to Abyssinia bell Taylor, ReV. Dave .McKelvin, astor, Mrs. Mane Grant, chairman,and Service starts at HIGH PROTEIN tion building and the Baptist Church's Bible Mrs. Lula Webb, co-chairman In bottom pixMrs.Lula Webbchairmanex 7 p.m.The pastor will school closes Jir 30. Vocational School treme right) presents women'a day funds to Deacon Fletcher of trustee supervise' Wednesday CHICKEN BASE scheduled for Monday, board. Other board members from left are: B. Grant, and Deacons Jerry night's Bible Study. District 13 meets Sunday after the June 26 from 9 a.m.until Lang, J. Sams, George J. Webb, and O'Neal Roberts.Men's Thursday evenings Cats Like It Toogcents 12 o'clock noon. :-. Boy Scout meeting begins - morning worship; District The Sunday School fISI. at 6:30 o'clock. 4 meets Sundayat Chorus meets for rehearsal DaySunday Pentacostal Pad AME First Baptist Church, . 3 p.m in the home of Thelmon McBride Saturday at At 1025 Jessie St., ex- Church SlatesWomen's Church , Notes 4 p.m. in the church. tends the right hand 1Z>40 Whitner St., and St. Peters Usher Board 2 District 6 observesits are pre- BY L' QUESTOA, EVERETT of Christian Fellowship - anniversary Sunday Sunday senting from a Musicale-Tea 4 until 6 The men of St.Peters Day Our Pastor's Choir to all people. Per CanFAYETTEVILLE at 3 p. nu Rev. p.m. in the home of AME Church, 30th and Women Day will be and singing groups Samuel Waahingtaixill Mrs. Juanita Hamilton, Lee streets,will celebrate observed Sunday wish to thank all who deliver the annual 2735 Begonia Road. A their annual throughout the day in attended the worship sermon will Men's Day program the Pentacostal Church services last Sunday. program event. highlightthe Sunday throughout the of the First Born No.. Services Sunday will .: \ day. 2, 1631 W. 23rd St., begin at 9:30 a.m. SUBDIVISION - ( Kev .O. A. George Elisha Gray is gen- Bishop Edward White, with the Superintendent 33RD AND SPIRES STREETS eral chairman of the The Rev. 0. A. George of Cincinnati Ohio pastor. and his staff in a event and is spiritual servant of healing and health, and assisted being Minister Wilhelmi n a charge. Many prepara- HOUSES Under Construction by cochairman Grant i s general tions are being made giving blessings the throughout United States Arthur SMALL DOWN PARENT Lee Mc- s chairman and Minister for the Summer may now be contacted at E. Market St.in Jack- Cloud program - sonville. and team captains NBuxtonco chairman; Salesmen On Duty He is helping thousands every week.Rev. 0. A. and others.Elijah Harris Other committee mem- Presiding during the 12 NOON TIL( 6 P. M. ; bers are Mrs. Gussie morning service will George io a God-sent man. He can also tell you The when and where.Donation observance begins Bell, beautification; be Rev. R. J. Blaine, SATURDAYS And SUNDAYS i with Sunday School . only $3.00. Phone EL 3-3533. at Miss Phyllis Jones, pastor, with the He all 9:30a.m., and the secretary Mother Le- Bracy's Choir and sees and tells all about you. Come to MORRIS CONSTR. CO. the Altar of Sacrifice and be healed no matter morning message will lia Underwood, treasurer Usher Board serving. what your condition, whether sickness or disease be delivered by Rev. Elder Mari a n A.C.E. League beginsat 4791 ORTEGA BLVD. :-: PO.8-429f ! R* J. Arnold, pastor. Whitepastor throughout 5:30 p.m. with the ,.f Friends and the the day. President Townsend in . Healing is our miracle through the power of general - God. Luke n-26J Matt. 19-29 Isaiah,53-5Rev. public are cor- Sunday school beginsat charge. t' 0. A. George. dially invited to attend 10 a.m. with guest Prayer meeting, Love -Advertisement- the event. superintendent Mage- Feast, rehearsals, L rita Stafford in' business and class H R charge. Guest teachers -' meetings will be held will. "b e Mrs.L during the week; I now it's Pepsifor 'Queatra.EberettMtaLucretia . Ar"i '>po H x illianus Mm. , those who thlnkyounll : Ruby DiXonMrs.Annie.Q- DON'T 'LET FIRE (II'ThMLI' ( Today wire on the go as a er before.We lead the 1 Ml Scott,guest secretaryMiss r \. Shelly Ann Wef- DESTROY YOUR I, Jepsi :: This is tile Hf for Pepsi-Hght, bracing clean-fasfnm'UlulI..iuJUIIIII. fert. HOME, Pepsi-Cola. At stores, fountains, say "'esells.." Principal speaker YOUR FAMILY. . during the 12 o'clock OR YOU I :a 1 will morning worship 1\1) }.J' ..' ; n be Mrs. Mamie Owens, . ' ' ,'Y. .7 "" ''! ,itt .as! ., -.: ...... ,... a RN of Duval Medical ,4 . "" .' Amazing Hew S 4'f.; .Y ri .i : ., Center. Mistress of per.Se..lflve -i '.. :, :.,. ceremonies for the MERLITE FIRE I r" \ 3:30 p.m.program will ALARM J.:,.':. :i' ',; be Mrs. Annie Mae iI&IOWLS - h Jones. Other program & i 1 participants will be -t 5'A Mrs. Rosa Lee Silver i'f.,' / A '" Mother Alice Carte,, Vs-Mile BLAST 1400 WRHC1400 1f ': Mrs. Annie Mae Scott, Before FIRE Reaches ,. 1.y'. r Mrs Carrie Larkin, DANGER POINT! KEN KNIGHT ., t't ... . and Mrs. Stella: Col- td*i pried teMitnrt fat _J- Afcml HOWL..s.istskflls.coetiiraa . : .; lier. " ;! oJ varwaf vfctin Presenting 1' I starts inn yow tally Youth Hours will be t.I> " at 6:30 p.m. and the fctfera ffrt raps scot KNIGHT TRAil trtliHI Prefect maroonii l Pastor's *Aid: Club yew IMM at low tort A 8-9 P.M. 12-1 Nif fitly . r. ' : ? meets atll:30 o'clock. *No inulktion' ...just hang on walL . 1 t: \ : Evening worship ,begins *Selt-Conttined t... no electrical - I ;.- ,) t r p1UC-iD. SWEET CHARIOT 7 S. at g;pmcrwith *How when temperature .reaches devotions and traditional 135'F. 1030 Thru 9:30 to Monday Frtfey Simple to test power anytime.for . rr services suPervised to**f.ry.f,..r I.....flct, s Trj ,. at.,... factory. TAffXUTf F..lvr.a ; _ l L t : by Mra.Lelia fin.ALA VISI " .. ':':' Edwards and MrsPearl REV. L. COLDwIRepruentative BLUES M THE KMKHTIfcM '..1' Johnson Evangelist, 12 Mmtfey Thru s.t._ ' PBPSI-COLA JACKSONVILLE .r' BOTTUNS COMPANY OP Mrs. Susie 'Lloyd will , '. .1 1147 KcConihe-EL 6-6703 -- , be the - :-- ;; speaker. , l! " :-- t f -- t.Jf.MlB . ._ '. : c I L l'i--, : : :_f-.' '. t '. ....: ': \ '," : .a'\i.. '" '" .-. I : __ '..;;..;.)<. -. .... ._ "'. J '. ,- - - r ...,' -" - - -r- --- .- - . ( 1961 THE FLORIDA_,8TAR' PAGE FIVE JIM 24 .. o 1 , \ Voters League's 53* m Laura Str..t BIRTHS' Jcrxon Promoted . Elections Monday Presbyfer/an ,.Births at-Brewster Hospital, 8y U. S. Army Last .}I nday night's E rer. Church Notes Mrs.Henderson meeting of the Second .Mr. and Congressional Districtof S f} BY L.N. PEARSON SR. Gamble, 911 Everson r the Florida State a Street, Girl. T.V. Huger, superintendent Mr. and Mrs. Laura Voters League was 'a } t postponed and will beheld of the Sunday Adkins, 1425 Grunthal 1 4 +4.. School announces that Street J Monday night, : Boy. ' t the Sunday School Mr. and Mrs.LeonardBurney' 26 7:30 at Sys June p.m. fw t schedule has been Buster Ford's Restau- revised ,1523 Dodge Rd rC v M hJ Classes will Boy. rant,938 E.Union St., .' f Y now begin at 9:30 am < Mr. and Mrs. George vice , Eric 0. Simpson, J- close a will announced. i and Haynes, 2537 Janette president, promptly at 10:30 a.m. Street is all Boy. urging M Y.h.ii Simpson This will give ample ii Mr. and Mrs. Lucious mnber8interested attend R time for opening and McCrary, 2651 Phlox citizens t o SEOULKOtti
| .--Sergeant Earl West- Monday night's the electionof meet- cussion of the lesson. Mr. and Mrs. CharlesWilkerson,1730 I moreland, 30, son of ing since The allotted time is Academy the organization'sremaining Basil S. Westmoreland "1'--- 20 minutes for opening Street, Boy. of 1931 Ella Street, slate of officers READY FOR DAY CAMP-Girl Scout Troops 261 and 293 of Saint Paul AME and closing the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph JacksonvilleFla.has for the cur- Church are ready for day camp with 15 already registered. Weekly Girl Sunday School and 40 Sinmons,Louisiana St been promoted to Staff rent biennial term! Scout meetings have been discontinued 'until Sept. 27. Girls desirousof minutes for discussing Girl. Sergeant (E-6) during will be held. registering for the day camp may contact Mrs. Irene BaggsMrs. J.& the lesson. Total Mr. and Mrs. Ernest his current .tour of In order to be elibi- Davis, or the Girl Scout office. Weekly day camp sessions will be time fbr Sunday Schoolone Smith,330 ChaseAve.; duty with the U. S. ble to participate in held during the weeks of June 26-29 and July 3-7, Mrs. Baggs stated. hour. Boy. the 6lectdonsall mem- (Royal Art Studio Photo) invite Anqy in Korea. We always Mr. and Mrs. Arthur bers who have not paid Assigned to the Adjutant visitors and friendsto Sanders, 1766 W. 2nd General LogisticalCommand" Sec- fee their will$1.00membership be obligedto Rivival Starts July Rev. R, A. King come and with discussthe us Street, Boy. tion, 7th do soSimpson said. Central C M E lessons Mr. and Mrs. Edgar headquartersin An all-out effort is 10 At St. ThomasRevival Speaks SundayAt and arevery grateful Graham, 7203 Rhode , Seoul* Plans ConcertFor for their attendanceat Island Drive, Girl. now being projectedto r A 1950 graduate "of all adults toloin meetings will Fountain our services. Kr. and Mrs. Alton School urge at St. Thomas June 30thThe Sunday School this Stanton High the second congressional begin Yates, 1672 Virginia Westmoreland attended district Baptist Church July Rev.R.A.Kingpastorof week will open at 8:30 Avenue, Boy. A & M in 10 it has been an- a.m.lith Antoinette Florida which embraces .Duval, Payne Chapel AI2 Mr. and Mrs. David Tallahassee for two Clay and Nassau coun- nounced by the pas- Simon Singers, Church will deliverthe M. Gadling leading the Brown,1615 Garden St years before enteringthe ties. tor, Rev. W. C. Neal. composed of seven 12:45 p.nusenr.onSunday responsive reading, Boy. Army in August The Eastside W h oSoeverVfi.ll finely blended male at Fountain Supt. T. V. Huger in Mr.and Mrs. Willie D. 1952. He completed PrayerBand voices, will be pre- Chapel AME Church, charge. Morning services Bryant, 2507 lantana basic training ,in Sweetfield Baptist ,-i, s asking all sented in a ,concert Mrs. ." Irene Austin, start at 11 a.m. Avenue, Girl. September of that year Slates Program. prayer bands of the progrannrFriday night, sponsor of the Sunday and will close at 12 }:r. and Mrs. Joseph at Fort Jackson, S.C. city to cooperate in June 30 at 8, p.m. :in School Convention noon with Rev. F. D. Washington,2201 Lads Before his arrival in Sweetfield B Baptist the revival .services. Central>X2KE Church. announced. Wilson, our forcefuland Street, Boy. Korea he was assigned Church's Daily Vaca- The pastor will This event is being' Various p rejects courageous pastor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas to "A" Company, 20th tion Bible School is preach a special sermon sponsored by the relative to the con- bringing the message Jackson,1463 W. 21st Engineer Battalion, in progress with Mrs. Sunday morningat church expansion vention which con- with Westminster Street, Boy. t Fort Devens, Mass.Sgt.Westmorelandwho. Juanita Hagans, MissShirley which time he is committee and will venes in Julyis being Choir, Mrs. Ruchyne.WatsonorganistseI"V' .I Mr. and Mrs. Shepard Johnson, and asking all members to benefit the building sponsored Mrs. Jefferson, 721 Ct.G. has been in Korea Mrs.Pauline Sibley in be present and invite fund. Tickets may now Austin. Friends and ing. Twin Boys. since November I960, ,, charge. friends to accompany be purchased from Mesdames the general publicare Weekly prayer services - f them during the morning Cleo Pearson, invited. begin at7:30 pm. Royal Crown SPECIAL SAT. & SUN. Only service.The Eva Curry,Rachel Mal- Mrs.Kildred Pearson, church will loy, and Rev. D.W. FOR RENT who has been confined.by Bottling Company SNACK BURGER 12c launch a five week Bass, "pastor. illness inBrewster 1235 SAN MARCO BLVD.FL . registration peri o d The Simon Singersare FURNISHED ROOMS ON Hospital, is now recuperating "BUY THEM BY THE BAG FULL" for the purpose of widely known for BUS LINE. HAVE PEST 94488Everybody's securing new addresses their outstanding radio CONTROL. EL 5-7176 a FOUNTAIN HOURS i and affirming other and public . performances t For. Going .. MON-FRI 4'PM-11:3O.PM. addresses. The regis- and hail FOR SALEModern SAT. 10 AM-11:3OPM. tration is for the from Savannah,Ga. The Homes. ColoredSubdivision.$300 Singleton's Superior BarBQPIGONABUN church record. public is invited to SUN. AM-10:30 PM. dn. Regular prayer service hear this"outstanding SUN REALTY EL 3-7203. MAGAZINESGREETING FIRST AID NEEDS i s held each group. And CARDS POSTAL.MONEY ORDERS Tuesday night. To all .'. a,. : FOB RENT ' of the services held BBEFONABUNRegister } Patent Medicines Cosmetics at St.Thomas the pub- Program Set FURNISHED ROOM, Withuse lic is always wel- At Mt. AraratA of Kitchen and CAROUSEL SUNDRIES .come. Living Room, for nice Now So You Can Win. MONCRIEF RD & GOLFAIRU.S. quiet person. Phone Sidney Portier EL 6-5328. A Whole Pig Free POST OFFICE STATION NO. 17 musical program In New Movie featuring the Golden Jubilee and Excelsior Center At Ritz TheatreSidney Gospel Singers of the HELP WANTED Poitier, who won an eastsideand the westside lUb.C'AS' rivate hU.>.#p-n! j.,b3 now.-.iliDI. In N. T. City or J n; Is'a'4.for: uU>dhouMkeepers Academy Award nomination with is Singing Trumpets "ndo,l i vUUi :umtP' his brilliant acting in"The Defiant Weekly alary 'fJt'tli old tH.ftl': Myrtle Aye, and Adams Phone EL 4 1468 Ones" stars with Alan Ladd in anfrGospel Echoes 'Domestic, Box 444 the spectacular new Hall Bartlett is planned for July 2 _.0 Westbury LJ., N.Y._;. Only'35c LARGE MULLET .....................u. 29c production,."All the Young Men," in the education ijI They're Delicious SALT 'MULLET ........................'... 29c Theatre.the Columbia picture at the. JUTJZ building at Mt.Ararat ALL MEAT- NO BONES Baptist 'Church. IfftSH FKOZtNYELLOW In "All the Young Men"an explosive Sunday c: MULLET ROE ........u. 79c"IIwr drama of Marines in the Staged rat the East- STRAKJH All We . 20% 4,., i tI "rU.."chuckUt Fr ... Korean War, Poitier is seen as a side- Westside Sing Public Demand Negro sergeant who must com- 1BI IIISJ DIE S ltIHI SCRHI lISEYER At 3 Store. By SALT MULLET ROE ................... 98c mand the dozen embattled survivors Festival the programis wLMDnS1ROEITHE I SINGLEfONS'SUPRIOR BAR-B.Q STORES ambush he must being repeated by BOAT WHITING I ..,...............,..u. 32c lead them of an to enemy safety despite; the en- request. The four 33rd &Moncrief 717 W. Ashley "SCARCE AS ftA'SRPNTf'nwnk..d 55c mity of the men under him. Some groups are well-known .Florida Avenue At First Street. SPECKLED TROUT "Cfcgfcr. of the men resent him because he FULLY DKtSSID-REDUCED THIS WEEK TO. A NEW'LOW y{, runtried in battle; others, be- local '''''ralifo. 'artists.The HOODLUM CATFISH .' .............................u. 49c cause he is a Negro In this tense. public-is invited. _ situation Poitier must not only PRIEST4 SPANISH MACKERELLI ............. 35c win their personal respect but he must use his authority with a wisdom ItImng r001 :\ , OCEANVIEW SPOTS ::. ?. 35c beyond his military experience. FIBST BUN KilL SUNDAY STARTS MURRAY e'ULUS" PREMIERMEAT . YELLOWTAIL SNAPPER "JSFV 49c ,.....n. AlTins "All the Young Men" was written WHERE THEY CAME FROM Genuine Whole RED SNAPPER 55c ,produced and directed by Hall NO BLACK MAN DARED --AND- MARKETSNEW FLOUNDER..... ....................LI. 39c Bartlett.Darren, Glenn Co-starred Corbett are Mort James Sahl I TAKE COMMAND-HIT THIS h M4j S\"ct (< , SNAPPER FILLETS h..l.. 59c and Ana St.Clair,and the film introduces BRAVE NEGRO SERGEANT NO LOCATION IN OLD FARMER'S MARKE WHITE PERCH From Norfolk 35c Ingemar Johansson, DID HIS DUTYI ONG" LI. world-renowned heavyweight, in MILK 49c "fiis movie debut. _ r 0 GA \ JUC'f,.. 29c PICNICS OFONO r 1I ; SftCt ' 1. ., :; -' .>; -.. SfOR MOgT ,:; FRYERS 19c t ... pVING 'H Z itOSTpEST. I ; //I noUs (CHUCK 2"*'* II .. A gsl e e STEAK .: 39c ROOSEVELT y r . i HC FEATUKIS TosdjrAKD CLUB . wl"rt Ilt W TIE o 'L STEAK 59c FBI mi HM STMCATB PORK CHOPS. 39c :, . a Tz EGGS ;: 39cSaturdq % rr Nape r Ui&tones 0 4 RANDOLPH SCOTT BACON 61'"cW TREAT YOURSELF TO A "SANTA FE" BOLOGNA r! PLUS HORROR HIT FL CANADA DRY BOURBON iw.kwu.ewrrm. CHOUSE OF USHER" WIENERS 3 ., .Sun. toTues. : swrviwTOLIATH. LIVER . ....IT'S I"AMERICA'S. FINEST"' AH OHE DRAQCN"KUDE BEEF US.. ..':'. iYMRi 7 I . IN' A WHITE CAR" MEAT W'...,....WII".... smitir mini .iiticT.ii'PIIBF cum in iismiiu S er.rleHUSrjurJtturlllt. orsNTL RI AND "CCMANCHE" Win $70 Hon.N1tel SAUSAGE ,. ,- ? . -- .- '.. ....#,:. ._. _',,-w: J' .. . 1 : . < ' :, .'.. c _- .'-, .i-: ', > ") .' 'Ji.\. : ". ,: : ., ,;.. :'.- ..1;". _,_...'.. ._.'!": : ;__ '.c-, .', __ .,._ ;..'-': '. '': ;',, ?:: .:} '.. --- ..- ' - L __ __ i4 - - ; .---- ---- ...... .. --- ----- --- -------'" --------- ---- I . ,PAGE SIX .'.tHE FLORIDA SMB" '. _'1 .. ..."...,_'h- -. ,... ." Saturday,. June 24,. ::1961 _---. .. ___i__ ___ _: _; _ : * ; .Top Student School Integration PlanIs ,. . SPORTING IT UP ; Seeks FSU. Entry Offered Escambia " tI. : By Bj C. PAKHAM JOHNSON _.... MIAMISCQring an : amazing 492 out of a PEtsACOLA-In preparing to comply with a fed- ONE OF THE THINGS that remain a mystery in 'i; : possible 495 on col- eral court order Wednesdaythe Escambia County is Favorite stars in various athletics age. : Th lege' entrance examinations school board announced that it has a public fields keep fans wondering and guessing.Leroy: : r a l -year old school desegregation plan which it submittedto "Satchel" for long time was a big Paige a I J 1b Negro has made court. application - _. .. question mark. Fans and sports writers were j I : to enter all- Tne :plan as a n- to the ageless'wonder" apply for admissionto constantly attempting give . white University of nounced by Supt.Will and kept :wondering what really any school for an age iam Woodham Jr.states South Florida it has , kept him going. Another big question mark is been announced. that Negro parents which your child is Archie Moore. eligible without regard Lightweight Heavyweight Champion win b Ernest Bogerwho was be notified that Some say his age is one thing and.others, valedictorian of his they may apply for to race or another. When he gets into :the ring he doesn graduating class at transfer of their color." give his opponent time enough to wonder about Blake High school this children to schoolsof Board members stated r his age. Lefty Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee month scholar- their choice.In that they expect at won a , Braves continues to take his regular turn on % Woodham's least 100 Negro pupils ship to Fisk Univer- part, the mound at 40.What is the retirement age in letter to transfer to pre- in Nashville states"you sity are viously allwhite sports? being afforded a rea- BASEBAlL FANS EVERYWHERE are acknowledgingthe sonable and conscien- schools. % . contribution colored players are makingto SVNONY.MS the great game of baseball. They have left : MRS. IAVELLO JOE! and 'her three daughters of Glamorize Your Next Party tious opportunity to emancipation Liberty, freedom, license independence, nothing undone that would help make their : 1151 Spearing Street might be termed one 0 f With a Sparkling Clear I I clubs advance. Is it possible to ignore the Jacksonville's most education conscious fami I work of Charlie Neal, Junior Gilliam, Jo h n lies. Earlier this month, Mrs. Jones graduatedfrom ICE Roseboro Haury Wills, Willie and Tommy Davis Gilbert High School adult class while' - of the Los Angeles Dodgers? How can Willie daughters Effie Mae received her certificatefrom PUNCHBOWL ) 0 }:ays, Willie KcCovey, Orlando Cepeda, Juan Gilbert Senior High, Lula Bell passed BJj1Mj w-I Marichal, Katty Alou and Felipe Alou of the from junior into senior high school and ' San Francisco ever be forgotten? It is o ne Perlinda entered Gilbert junior high from 01I77. _ process after another, fielding, hitting and, .Uchard L. Frown Elementary school. Proud family I(1i1ll1V _ running. standing from left arel'rs.JonesEffie Mae: I _. 1\\' k2-N _ ONE OF THE GREATER STARS of the game if Frank Lula Bell and Perlinda Jones. Krs. Jones and j : I II Robinson of the Cincinnati Reds.Easeball! fans Effie rae: plan on entering college this fall around these parts remember when he played with the mother planning on joring in nursingand MAKESEfSKIN with Colunbia of the South Atlantic League.Atthat the daughter tar nf a business course. BLEACHES , All Seasons crystal clear ice punch time the Jacksonville Praves had (,AVER STUDIO PHOTO), owls, art beautiful/! different.ustf "OLD FASHIONED" a -- ----- ' --- and ef fective for parties dances pitcher .whose name was Iteberto Robinson and I rtftpnons, ,anniversaries and cele 25 butlOfThey art obtainable with Sfudyg At' Miami U. when tho Columbia team came to town it was flowers fruit or etht* decor.tlonsfrozen , r In. There is : fuss orbther always a battle between Robinson and Robinson. it has been reported.As t Our servic*. is complete \\S1IJ 1 MIAMI More iltliverea than 25 your ice punch bol will bt - Humbert was not only the ace of the Jacksonville yetnone of the ana set up fu you Call to- _ Negroes- king di)'...P04-1a club, he was the ace of the South graduate courses- Negroes have been S Atlantic League.Frank Robinson was one of the quietly registered for housed in campus dormitories All SeasonsIce perlect powder most feared batters to face him. Frank has but there base simmer classes at the & Fuel Co. thought no more of major league than Sally University of Miami has been no reportedban . League pitching. Both boys finally made their last week with hardly against such.Stu.. 5883 Norwood Ave. - way to the majors. paying t he dents will share the PO 44511rrcrrJ _ WHEN THE UHPIKS YELLED "Play Ball" and the anyone same cafeteria and Braves trotted out on the fieldFelixantiUa: matter any attention, other facilities I ::: : Manufacturers of Posner's Bergamot"The Jar with the Star"B stopped at shortstop and Hank Aaron took his ... I .. '' ,.,..,........ ,," -- place on second base. One of the most heated : ; ... arguments in the bleachers was which one of : the fellows would beat the other one to the major leagues. Mantilla had some fairly good _ backers, so had Hank. Well, both fellows went _ to the majors, but which one is the most _ widely known? Is it Hank or is it Felix? I K B ? DAVE ROBERTS OF TIlE JAX, JETS has already ' proved to the local fans that he can really 1 .lay,.some wood on_ ,the old horse hide. Roberts : has been hitting the ball, hard every since he THIS MOST MAGNIFICENT OF ALL BOURBONS IS cane to the Jets. He can also c ov e r some *. ,. * ,t' grouhd in the field. He hasn't done so badly \ > + 1 as a first baseman. When Walt Katthews was sidelined for a; few days, Rob rttook over mtw/ first base. Ypea4ct.IQ3fz4d k 1 THE JACKSCNVIIIE: JETS are ,really getting in '> I ' .1! some new players and are constantly m a k i ng ! : changes. It wont be long ,before it will be a ,7 ' new team. It stands to reason that everytime 4 : a flock of players come in somebody must go. ) ;f'4Vc Well, that is alright too if it is going to ;; I help get the club out of the cellar. The fans : 4'q JZ2 could really enjoy one winning streak before .% + .. I _-- 8 the season closes. : - ONE OF THE BUSIEST PLACES in town is the '. c .:. .- - Jefferson Street play ground. From the crowds ) . that gather there at night to watch the soft- + '- .. - ball games one would get the impression that F > F I it was an all-star game. The fans really have + \ ::::: something to see. Many of the games are very F 'cx'c / I close and well played. Go over sometimes: and ) c II see how well you will like them. ,*:. : + : .. .AI > , .a Ii A -'- Y.-'fl..S: : : Ii I j I i '" ; t 11 TSc7 ; IA '. _:HIi r "" ...'_: t1 I 0- , j 1 It : 1' P. jcSS' r. l : -., .. : t 5- t,; : 44 +: 4 i. I .fi ((2'POWERS SC J p r S , k 11'POWDWS 25C 53' 'iltI74 1 i 49 d, : I : :: POWDERS , : if. l lIt : # ,. ,;" .k4/I 1 t. .- <.40w"; ". ,r .j. l.,_ ......! u>-, : U U.iJ --,.. 41.1_;"t i / ;. / t .-v . I .. . PHOTOGRAPHS FOR J4 i # >.,."'.. HICKORY! . i i. EVERY OCCASION .1 ; : '4S I : :: Expert Photography . L < t I Ar4 Portraits Weddings Baqub "" , ; : M Passports & Identification Photo i iJ c : :' . : Photosiais &: Co im.rclal Work J BOURBON jc' F ' : Iw I : Photo. For Newspaper Cuts 3 > ' )J : While You Walt t. .. ; 3 - ) Let Coloring Us Take& Picture A Photo Framing Of Y ... I :.s, * : : f Natural Color,:.:... ,:. ;_ xxvagmffcenl T AVERY .* <:...; :;\ : OJrf Hickory . 4 " .' ..>. .. .,... , .1 AVERVS PHOTO STUDIO ":.;[' ,' ' " ':- 1674 Kings Rd. Next to EWC Library ;' '' .:' 3 I : 1 Phone EL 4-7695 itr.Appointment* : :: SSS3SSISSEi 6JWjSfc<**i >.v> j>i& *** & -* f **''** **-fMwjr r10 - 5- *.... YEARS OLD STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY 86 PROOF OLD HICKORY DISTILLERS CO..PWLA. ... ... .- -- .. .-, ., t'5. . ,. ,;. .. ,-"..- ... ..;::: r" ,, "J ; ,"' -.. ;of'..,; ....hI _ .- .- ,- '" >- '.>- . , , - i:' Strea THE FLORIDA STAR ..Saturday. June 2A... 1Q61. - II. ,Nation'sTop Flight Golfers Expected i Here .1 Ian . [Old Rive*," Links Here July Tourney 20-23 Oscar ('Big O'J Robinson, Swaps Ball For Rifle Outstanding;; and : r amateur golfers are , t expected to take partin r-- the annual Gate k"\ City Open Golf Tourn- , --w If ament which is slated S for July: 20-23; at the New Lincoln Country Club course. Y. Players from Savarrah, f f c 9RA Atlanta,and Brunswick, 4 = a yK 'b S Ga., Houston, Texas, f r NashvilleTenn.Tanpa, '. F5 j ! ARCHIE MOORE MiamiWest Palm Beach, j . Daytona BeachColumbia Jd Fresh from his recent S.C.,St.Augustine,and 15round unanimous other cities are expected - decision over Italy's as partici- Gilulio. Rinaldi,44-or: pants. is it 47year old Thirty attractive r Archie Moore, partial trophies: valued at ------ claimant of the $700 will be given world's light heavyweight top flight amateur IN THE ARMY NOW .Cincinnati Royals' high scoring guard Oscar Robinson, has swapped his basketball for a rifle and is crown is mull- winners.An invitationis undergoing a.six months V. S. Anqy stint at Fort Jackson, S. C. The former two-time All-American with Cincinnati U., ing over prospects of extended all interested I broke all known scoring records for a rookie-guardnetting over 2,000 points with the pro Cincinnati Royals last seaacn.:: fighting either heavy- amateur golf In photos from left, Robinson, reporting for duty, swaps basketball for a rifle from Special Services Sgt.Jimmy Weeks.In. . weight Ingerar Johansson ers. second photo, trainee Robinson and his buddies practice firing a dummy rifle grenade before trying out the r e al Lennart Hisberg thing. Spit and polish scene in third pix is a familiar one with all former and present servicemenkeep em polished.In . both of Sweden. Moore final photo, 'Big 0' preps on his famed jump shot in Ft. Jackson's Post Field House in preparation for the time he's also plans en a tour Griffith Gives mustered out and returns to the pro court wars. of Europe and South (U.S. ARMY PHOTOS FROM FT. JACKSON, S.C.) . Africa. Par&t Nod I - MEW .YORK--- World's :; Boston SetsAnother welterweight champ J Record Baile Griffith$50,000 richer after his 12- ALBUQUERQUE,. N. M.- round title defense Tennessee A&I's Ralph kayo of Gaspar Ortegamay . Bostonworld's.record. give for rtitle- holding running broad holder Benny ( Kid) S- S : jumper and first to Paret a return shot break the 27 foot at the title Sept. 16 - barrierbroke his own in4dison Square international mar k Garden, according to- ; ,- .1 here Saturday night his co-managers. J.. Yt when he leaped feet Griffith won the i inches. title from Paret in a Boston leaped into fifth round kayo of er4 'tltk oaY nw the world's spotlight .Cuba's Paret last v during the Olympic April 1 at Miami Games in Rome when he Beach. broke Jesse Owen's Griffith also hopesto world mark which had lure fonnermiddle- ! withstood challengers' weight champ Sugar HERE COMES RUSTY This familiar cry of millions of dog racing fans efforts for over a Ray Robinson into a throughout country will be heard from June 16 on Mondays through quarter of a century., July 29 Garden bout. Saturdays through Sept. 30 at the plush $150,000 Daytona Beach Kennel Club this summer. The kennel club has added a modernistic grandstandwith I You, Don't Have to Go to Town to Get threatre-type seating and an incomparable mezzanine with box 1t seats overlooking the racing strip. . LOW PRICES r Annual Race Entry SPORTS SL There's many a slip . '. betwixt unsealed > an -" On Your ;: fish and a fish dinner. That fish maybe DRUG STORE NEEDS sf'y' . dead, but often it ,t .y ? seems determined. to Trade With Your Neighborhood Drug Store give the angler a bad time to the WE WILL MEET ANY PRICES ADVERTISED right up bitter end To hold a IN YOUR LOCAL PAPERSWOOD'S r1- fish tight while you- 're relieving him of r rah his scales lay him on DIXIE PHARMACY a board and stick an ice pick through his 1302 KINGS ROAD ftt MTBTLE AVENUE .tail. . PHONES EL sa91.98 WATCH THIS CLOWN We Deliver --- We Also Fill All Doctors' Prescription PAY YOUR LIGHT, WATER AND TELE- BOATING ENTHUSIASTS will have the opportunityof 31-54-5 witnessing some of the most thrilling of 368-50-269 PHONE BILLS AT OUR STORE i water sports ,July 4 when the Southeast Championship 4--9- S boat races will be held at Chris- ,hnkq topher's Pier. Water skiing and other popula r 5 fl? JV O' events will highlight the day's program. Pictured 7 [A 9 ( above is one of the aquaplane entries 19-22-87 which will compete in the classic. 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In 26 We.ks :..."" ,f ; : Send $2.00 for your . -, : Horoscope Guide For t : "' u.n"\\",,, ; s , > July Women Are Excelling In. < :': ._ Pill in the blank below discover the whisky with I Bartering L4I and mail to ZODIAC i Post Office Box 561 AT' > .. xv Jacksonville 1, Fla. whipped-in smoothness IDA UIIEI COLLEGE .. .. k y* Name 1 II .. Street ' -. f \". 'n your dn tt t cannot only yeaS SHAVING'0 WDER . 630 Etarfe . \ t iecvtr St. i %%* rj .' NO M tar tftt Jl MAfilC TIMI KATES BOK . 345TF3- ff.g niMh.C .H . J r ., ..9.; Date off Birth ,SCHCNIEY CKST.co..N.Y.C.IliNOEO WHISKY,U loot U%OWN NEUTRAL STtUTS .' .' .;;; ': ... _: :. .' < .. I A"' r.'t ,_ ". . .' ;;; : ::.'.._: -", '- :: -.. ::J.1. ' _ J T p'-i .r : .. e.24lo ' py. Elgki THE FLORIDA STAR Saturday, .. . . ON SALE - ._ CHIPS,Off THE BlOCK -<. By. 'JAY JAY PRIDAY, SATURDAY L J and SUNDAY The LARGEST SELECTIONS I.., ,: ., - With : JACKSONVILLE ; herepeople are looking ;:: for things to do .. ... J and places to go. The r. ,... ... LI . . RibauLt Iis, open on . week-ends. ElDorado !:::: I has the of I .. gone way I II most businesses n ..: ii7 - ing'our Christopher fair on the town.is banks George swing-of I 4' :...:: : iLiI31'M'NjTjj' : ICE I II the St.Johns. Duck is .. .... . . .wide open at American I .. .. .... .. I Beach. Evans has just ... ... :1' about completed rebuilding I ';. ... G 1 I k. the Ocean I cot I 'Rendeavouz" Bill Gra- R I ._, ham is making plentyof ' noise at the Honey I ; Dripper.Scads of pretty ;;;; I little things are in I. town for visits and M EN'S I for the sumner vacation - Thelma Williamsis f 0 I : R dish driving the f red T-Bird with the f S 0 Y I R SHORT F South Carolina plates.Her 0 Pv address and phone I . number is a secret. Y Azzie and Ike Harris Grayson McFarland were '. LEEVE .f 6 p I II showing a visitor the siehts. Hugh Wilon making anlI'the eatables like the boys way she wets they was I DRESS SPORT SHIRTS } 3 drooled.J.. Shaw., the Devil I and ; t I II Son Hoss Records in Allen Law the of showed sights Chess I 1' 1 .7 : MOHAWK SLEEVE SNORT SPORT SHIRTS I .. ( U-L :3 \ 'I around town. Pigmeat .o'Jf. Tremendous selection Including many Wash 'N' Wear -_ : s and Etta James are I and fine cottons in white prints and solids. Also Piques 7 < .a U \' just two of the starson e Lenos-Embossed Prints-Batistes- Broadcloths :a ; r aRayon Chess.Our palLarry H Challis. Sizes Small-Medium-Large-X-Large. \y , Maxwell is headed this way.as tfPop"The boy Maxwell was known before I ''s'i Y MOHAWK SPORT A SHIRTS 7 fi : he become famous ,. :: D ,' , Speaking of records, I DRESS SHIR'iS. in white or colors. (% 1 .a. dig Mittie Colliers Pique mesh weaves, cotton oxfords and 'broadcloths 1 "I Want To IDe I SPORT SHIRTS in woven plaids,.dobby weaves, broadcloths x Get Away Fnxn It All." I. challis ton-on-tones whDe-on-w ices, embroider < .. ...:'. It-makes you want to ies. Prints whites, solids. : : : do things Sizes: 14 to 17, S-M-L-XL .. Yvonne Daniels had :; to scene".The like "quit deejayetteis the .1 1 1I FAMOUS E R CABOT SPORT and KNIT SHIRTS ; . now in East Saint M \ Louis.Her boss is expanding I "Dan River" cotton plaids, fancfes'It ; popover ''Ivy League . ' . : and we agree d I I I % chambrays; embroidered cottons and boat-neck styles! A. Yvonne is a nice item Emblempocketed.lolidcoior. cotton lisle and patterned ,, tf to use :in an expansion I knits lots more, too! Sizes: SMLI .1 '1 f VERY b t, program. WOES is in the market for a new gal platter spinner. ALITY MERCHANDISE I (.,t1t Pe For the real happenings F'1 k .. ' take in the dog fy track in Daytona. We v. dug a couple of open house parties.The new stands and clubhouseis I . sit fantabulous.If back in the clubhouse you' LJ MEN'SI you may forget wY about the dogs.Johnny I _ Arnold and companycan really feel proud.Oh " really yes pickhostesses.Local Johnny can. Random Cord COTTON SLACKSHandsomely ( ' yokels paid: scant attention to the . tailored in the latest "Ivy" .look., : Jacksonville damselswho " made the trip.The I" 8" New random cord fabrics in black,* tan, light, V. ; Daytona lassies were olive, charcoal. Sizes 29 to 42. classics On this end of the state if you T want information check I I % with tIThe Editor" or LUXURY DRESS SLACKS i : Ken Knight. The joints on the: I Continental( with side tabs! "I rys" pTeated " waterfront in S n I Dacron , a styles Tropical polyester-an -ra on Francisco have nothing e Rayon>and Arnel! triacetate gabardines and oob- For some people au by weaves.:Solids and fancy weaves; choice col{ : : ;;:\ thority as dangerous I ors. Sizes 28 to 42. \ as strong drink. If you don't believeus Wool & Dacron* TROPICAL WORSTEDS s ; ask. the girls at .1 , Brewster Hospital.One of their number is a Fine wool and Dacron polyester tropical wor, / "supervisor" and she I steds in solid colors, checks patterns! Olive , really is making 'her I e charcoal gray med. gray, black, navy, brown. I rank felt.Folk forget Sizes 29 to 42. , that the people you pass on the way up : L : _ are the same ones you pass on the way down USE DUI$ FREE LAY-AWAY PLAN . Nat Green and Delghine 10-DflY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE ACRES OF FREE PARKIHG . . Brinson opened up the ; - second round by say- : ing "We do." Congrats I TWO LOCATIONS SERVE you to them and may it i last forever..Also . on the wedding kick, : % ,- A people are talking a- c.B.V. vT a ? _t. _ bout the statuesque '.cry ..........- II.Cettin.. schoolmarm who recent .Sat. v.... s. ......... .. ly-joined a hEW ch rch.- .1MM uw ............fa.MMI... .....Aw_......, , {Av : !.-.J--. .'-.,-, " 7 |