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THE JACKSON SUN, JACKSON, THURSDAYMARCH 6, 1952 PAGE THREE WANT ADS 7-3333 Jacksonian7s Nephew Is Leader Brotherhood Week Observance cago after a few months. Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Davis and Judy of Parkburg were here Monday to see Mrs. Callie Davis and other relatives. The Rev. and Mrs. H.

T. Stanfill of Henderson visited Mr. and Mrs. Max Lott and family one day last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Carden have moved to this community on Colo-rada Street. from throughout the United States chosen to attend the clinic. He served as president of the sophomore class at Byrd high school, as consul of the upper and lower class Latin clubs and was voted, in turn, "most friendly" and "most intelligent" boy in the junior and senior classes. Young Nathan is an active member of B'nai Zion temple in Shreveport and participates in activities of the temple youth group.

His father operates a men's clothing store in Shreveport. Campaign Manager For McKellar Predicts Victory MEMPHIS (JF) E. H. Crump and the political brass of Shelby County conferred with the man directing Sen. K.

1. McKellar's race for reelection yesterday. James W. Gentry, McMinnville, on his first visit here since he was named the senator's campaign manager, came out of the meeting predicting sure victory. "There's no question about Shelby County," he said.

"The senator's home county will give him an overwhelming majority." Crump declined comment, except to say the meeting was called to "Talk about the situation" and "coming events." The "situation" was figured to include the Shelby organization policy toward the Kefauver-for-President movement and whom Crump will support in the governor's race, if anyone. Rep. Albert Gore of Carthage is funning against McKellar for the Democratic nomination Aug. 7. The nephew of Louis Nathan, Main at Market, played a prominent role in the observance of Brotherhood week recently in Shreveport, La.

He is Max Nathan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Nathan, of Shreveport. Young Nathan was chairman of a youth group which filled 15 speaking engagements during the week. A senior at Byrd high school, Nathan is president of the Student Council and has been a member of the school's debate team for the past three years.

He has participated in debates throughout Louisiana, Texas and Oklahoma. Already well known as a public speaker in Shreveport. the youth spoke before several civic organizations last fall on behalf of the $20,000,000 school bond issue later approved by taxpayers there. He also won the "I Speak for Democracy" contest sponsored by the Shreveport Junior Chamber of East port By MRS. J.

DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Smith and children, Ronnie and Deborah of Evansville, and Charley Branch of Jackson were Sunday dinner yuests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Newman and family and visited Mrs.

Jennie S'mith. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Perkins of Tiptonville were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Hobart Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of Medon were Sunday night guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Zell Barger and family. Mrs. Fannie Branch of Jackson spent Sunday with Mrs. Annie Branch and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Killie Harris of Nashville were here Saturday. Mrs. Harris will stay over for a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ervin Estes and family. Mrs. J. M. Davis accompanied her sister, Mrs.

S. A. Nanney and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nanney of Medon, to visit their mother, Mrs.

Mary Tenry of Enville Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Tenry is ill. There were 44 relatives gathered in the home of Mrs. Lillie Barger on S'unday to celebrate Mrs.

Jane Jackson's 92 pirthday. Cpl. Leon Barger of Camp Campbell, came home Saturday of last week for a few days' visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

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It lasted but 40 minutes. Morrison, of Bellerose, N. was waiting in line with other inductees to be weighed when he suddenly pitched forward to the floor. He turned blue and seemed to stop breathing. For 3Vi hours doctors worked over him, applying artificial respiration and oxygen.

F'nally the youth's breathing was restored and he was placed in an iron lung. But he died 40 minutes later while in the iron lung at Beekman-Downtown Hospital. An autopsy was planned today. MAX NATHAN, JR. eioir'uao ud SUPPOSE YOUR CHILD I sTh I MEEDS ASPIRIN IN MIDDLE OF THE MIGHT? MAI 1JHE mm Commerce last year.

The local resident's nephew won the highest rating ever recorded in the history of the speech clinics held annually at Northwestern 'Jniversity. Evanston, 111., last summer. He was among 38 students How good to have St. Joseph Aspirin For Children handy! Orange flavored, no need to break tablets each is adult dose. SO tablet bottle 39c.

Buy St. Joseph Aspirin For Children now. Penney" FRIDAY! SATURDAY! SAVE YOURSELF PLENTY! EASTER DUET! Kfa lw Mm! Pentecostal Church Services Set Friday District ministers and delegates of the United Pentecostal Church will meet at lOa. m. Friday in the First Pentecostal Church here for a monthly fellowship meeting.

Some out of state ministers also are expected to attend the meeting. The night service will begin at 7:30 clock. The church is located at 322 Lexington Ave. Awarded $109,000 For Crash Injuries CLINTON, An Anderson County circuit court jury last night awarded an Oak Ridge insurance agent a $109,000 judgment for injuries suffered in a traffic accident last summer. The judgment went to Ronald F.

Millsapps. who was hurt in a car-truck collision on U. S. Highway 70 near Rockwood last June. The judgment was against the Monday Trucking Co.

and the estate of Thomas Clynes. Millsaps testified he was an occupant of a car which collided with a Monday Company truck. The car was driven by Clynes, who died a few days after the accident of injuries suffered in it. Bear Creek 8v MRS BAKER Mr. and Mrs.

O'Neil LIttrell spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Nell Bickerstaff. R. J. Berkley visited his brother, Finis Berkley Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Baker spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

N. Kail of Bells. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Baker's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ellis of Gadsden. Dorris Ann Cain is ill. Mrs. Jessie Weaver of Deanburg called on Mrs. Nell Bickerstaff.

Bobbie Neil Kail is visiting his sister, Mrs. Clifton Baker. L. C. Baker spejpt the weekend with her daughters, Mrs.

Nell Bickerstaff and Mrs. Finis Berkley. Mrs. George Robertson and Mrs. John Forsythe are on the sick list.

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