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"12 THI JACKSON IUH, TUIJDAY, APJtlL If St 'Is' 1 'ft. 4 ft. 3 -J. 2 -ff nitrrf itn SKIRTS niGH 'N DRY University of Utah coed Jody Fallen-tine found the water just a little too deep for coeds and golfers on the Fort Douglas course near the University. Jody bad to race through the puddle on her way to classes.

Salt Lake City has been plagued by rain and snow recently. (AP Wirephoto) BLIND MAN CLICKS AS CAR SALESMAN Tony Damico, 36, with his guide dog, Velda. makes sales pitch to prospective new car buyer in Philadelphia. "Most customers are surprised that a blind man can sell cars and talk up fine styling," Tony says. He has been blind since he was eight.

(AP Wirepboto) great north-south highway, and Incorporates a new four-lane overpass on the tracks west of Royal Street, and a four-lane divided highway extending south. (Sun photo ty Jim Shearin). niGHWAT MOVES DOWNTOWN Construction workers on new U. S. Highway 45 bypass here are shown as they push riffht-of-way into downtown Jackson, entering Market Street.

The bypass Is designed to ease the traffic situation on the a. ii t-. I i Jf Viz ''If- I I x. in i mrttir'-ff" imirrrrniT i if i I 4 f' wt- ss I iT 'Ills Vf I 1 li 1 I WINS LITERARY AWARD Helga Sandburg, daughter of poet-biographer Carl Sandburg, poses with new novel at her home at Falls Church, after winning Virginia Quarterly Review's Emily Clark Balch short story contest. Her work, entitled "Witch Chicken" topped 562 entries.

ap wirepfaoto) SUSAN BACK AT WORK Actress Susan nay ward, left, who says she's found happiness i in the Georgia hills and plans to quit films at the end of her present contracts, is in Hollywood to do "The Barbara Graham Story." Susan bears a remarkable resemblance to real Barbara Graham, right, one of the few women ever executed in California. (AP Wirephoto) DOOMED BEAR This friendly 500-pound be ar that has been roaming the countryside near Logan, will have to be destroyed soon, says game protector Marvin Nnngester, unless somebody gives it a home. He described the ear as a pleasant animal that allows persons to pat him and feed him candy. (ap wirephoto) minister at the First Methodist Church at the Sunday evening hour. Memphis; and another son, the Rev.

Ward is a student in Sem- Rev. Charles Ward, and Mrs. inary at S.M.U. Ward of Dallas, Texas, where The Rev. Ward was guest Lincoln School Cited by PTA C.

W. Jarrells Give Dinner Your Hospital Reports Today The Lincoln School P-TA yesterday passed a resolution expressing its appreciation far DISCHARGES: Mrs. J. C. Bain, Route 6 the accomplishments of the school's staff in the education TEXACO presents of Mrs.

Jerry Black, 531 West A copy of the following reso lution was sent by the Lincoln moreland John Boland, Henderson 0) P-TA to the department of edu Mrs. Ghelan Buck and baby, cation, to the school and to I into-SP Beech Bluff THE JACKSON SUN: ini MM WHEREAS, Lincoln School is Miss Elsie Coleman, Route 6 rounding out the fifth year of Manley Davis, 413 Preston Carl Edwards, McKenzie serving our community. Obvi ously our children are benefit Mrs. Sally Hardee, Denmark Featuring BENNY GOODMAN Dorothy Key, Route 1 Mrs. Estelle Martin, 23 Omar tative Mrs.

Imogene Williams endorsed the plan of that organization for the appointment of three members to serve on this council. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Ralph Geyer called attention to the district meeting Sunday to convene with luncheon at 1 p. m.

at the New Southern. This meeting will include both the Upper and Lower districts of West Tennessee. Mrs. Dorothy Brown, membership chairman, presided over the program of the evening and presented the theme "Challenges of Membership." Mrs. Brown introduced new members of the past year and each gave a brief description of her business or profession.

Two guests, Mrs. Mayra Peters of Jackson Sun and Mrs. Loren Pearson, were introduced and given a warm welcome. Mrs. Lucille Bledsoe introduced various committee chairmen who gave brief informative talks on the objectives of her individual committee.

Each explained direct purposes of the membership. Mrs. Louise England told of the College Loan Fund and the Business College Fund which the Jackson Club has sponsored for many 3'ears. These funds being used by many young women who wish to enter the business or professional world. Mrs.

Morine Walding explained the club activities in membership on the Jackson-Madison County Health Advisory Committee, Mental Health and the Mrs. Robert McLemore, La vinia. ing from the guidance and teaching they are receiving. Our teachers, and principal, by their efforts as a teaching staff, and through cooperating with such community agencies and (institutions as the youth Mrs. T.

D. Moors and baby. Bolivar Mrs. Mattie Parks, 272 Gvm MBC-TV organizations, health and wel Mrs. Marshall Porter, 1810 Get this special Benny Goodman fare departments, home, other Brownsville Miss Helen Herron Elected President By Jackson aiiss Helen Herron, Insurance agency manager, was elected president of the Business and Professional Women's Club Monday at the regular dinner meeting.

Miss Herron has served as vice president during the past year and also served as program coodinator. Other officers elected to serve with Miss Herron were Mrs. Jessie Mayfield, vie- president; Mrs. Aliene Ousley, recording secretary; Miss Kathleen Allen, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Bernice Adams, treasurer; Mrs.

Nancy Duffey, special treasurer; Mrs. Edna Jamison, parliamentarian; Mrs. Cleta Wilcox and Miss Eloise Key as auditors; and Mrg. Anne Sawyer, custodian. These new officers will be installed at the club's regular dinner meeting in May.

Mrs. Nora Smith, president, was in charge of the regular business session and recognized committees as receiving the annual reports of each. The club voted to participate in the West Tennessee Community Improvement Program, and upon recommendation of club represen- Husbands! Wives! Get Pep, Vim; Feel Younger Thousands of couples are weak, worn-out, i exhausted because body lacks iron and Vitamin Bi. For new younger feeling after 40, try high-potency Ostrex TonicTablets.Con- tain iron for new pep, vim quickly give voa new lease on life. In a single day.you'get as much iron as 16 doz.

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Robley and baby, HUMBOLDT, Tenn. The lovely country home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Jarrell was the setting for a delightful affair recently when they entertained with an informal family dinner. Bouquets of early spring flowers adorned the home with the Easter theme predominating. The dining room table, which was overlaid with a snowy white linen cloth, held an exquisite arrangement of colorful flowers in a low crystal bowl as the centerpiece. The hostess chose for the occasion a black frock fashioned with slim skirt and complemented with touches of white pique. Among the guests attending were her mother, Mrs.

Etta Craddock Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hamilton, Mr.

and Mrs. I. K. Hardison, Mr. and Mrs.

R. N. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simpson and children Billy Jack and Jan, all of Humboldt, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Burrow and children, Jackie Ruth and Rickie of Milan, Mr. and Mrs. James Laughlin and children, Walter and Jimmy and Mrs. C.

M. Laughlin, all of Corinth, Miss. fC Easter Guests Visit Mrs. Ward HUMBOLDT, Tenn. Visiting in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman for Easter were their son, Glenn Ward, and Mrs. Ward, with their two children, Edwin and Glynda, and their daughter, Mrs. Joe Simpson, Mr. Simpson and then-two sons, Joey and Stevier all of schools and the churches, go beyond the limit of mere duty Denmark Mrs.

Byrd Sweeney and baby, to serve the community and meet the various needs of our "Swing into Spring" Selmer children; therefore be it Mrs. Lora Taylor, 415 Jack record album! RESOLVED that we express our appreciation fo their splen son Samuel Thomas, Dyer Billy Williams, Buena Vista BIRTHS (April 7): did services and reaffirm our confidence in the leadership and the on-going program cf Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ander LIVE COLOR WEDNESDAY APRIL 9th STARRING Ella Fitzgerald Dave Garroway Harry dames Mc Guire Sisters Jo Stafford and Ray Eberle Bambi Linn and Rod Alexander Red Norvo Teddy Wilson the school. son, Medon, boy onto i $1.29 VALUE Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Pick ens 11 Linden, boy Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pipkin, with coupon 218 Ash, girl Mr. and airs.

Isaac Roland, 443 Lafayette, boy OCCUPANCY: 181 patients VISITING HOURS: 7-8 p.m. Hall Ballinger Hall Ballinger, whose sisters, Mrs. Bess L. Arwood and Mrs. Mildred May live in Jackson, died in Methodist Hospital tn Memphis Sunday following a heart attack The funeral was held today in Memphis.

annual "Safest Woman Driver" contest sponsored each year. Miss Frankie Plunk spoke on international relations policies 4 HIT TUNES Bue Skies Swmgtime in the Rockies Have You Met Miss Jones Swing into Spring on a local, state and international level, Mrs. Cleta Wilcox and Mrs. Ruby explained the clubs part in pub Alice Briley Skiles, lic affairs and Mrs. Imogene Williams spoke on national r.

rji i rMigiJ i GET YOUR COUPON. FROM YOUR NEARBY TEXACO DEALER! -33 I -a I Mrs. Jean Knowles introduced past presidents of the club who outlined pertinent facts concerning the beginnings, mm St. Johns Lodge No. 332 lflj3 A w.

DISTRICT MEETING Alexander School Thursday, April 10th Dinner 6:00 p.m. Meeting 7:30 p.m. M. Johnson, W.M. II.

Davidson. Sec. growth and development of the Federation. Past Presidents were Mrs. Cleta Wilcox, Mrs.

Dorothy Brown, Mrs. Imogene Williams, Mrs. Anne Sawyer, Mrs. Ruth Townsend, Mrs. Mamie Weaver, Mrs.

Carolyn Lasater, Mrs. Frances Dail, Anne Sue Hicks and Miss Ethel Hughes. Coordinating the program was done by both the Membership Committee of Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Lucille Bledsoe, Mrs.

Alienne Ousley, Mrs. Jeanne Knowles, Edna Magee and the Scrapbook Committee: Mrs. Helen Weaver, chairman, Mrs. Ruth Naff, Miss Compares the Leading Makes! 32 authoritative pages that C2n save you hundreds of dollars! Jackson Lodge No. 45 DISTRICT MEETING v-.

Alexander School Tday. April 1 Dinner 6:0 p.m. Meeting p.m. FERGUSON IK CELL, W.M. J.

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