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Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 4

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THE CLARION-LEDGER, JACKSON, MISS-. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1955 SECTION ONI PAGE 4 Muffin Change: dd two-thirds cup of finely-cut pitted dates to a standard two-cup muffin recipe. Byrkit, Wilmington, Delaware; Norberto Colmenter, Escuque, Venezuela, S. William H. Seay, Vicksburg; Charles-H.

Berry, Hattiesburg; Ellis G. Boatman, Hat Martha Ann Duke, Tylertown; Maxie D. Dunham, Richton; Clara Cheever Ellis, Ocean Springs. Malcolm L. English, Hattiesburg; Epsy Maomi Smith Everitt, Morton; Cecil P.

Faulkner, Gulf F. Smith, Moss; Mrs. Margie Smith, Magee; Mrs. Marguerite W. Smith, D'Lo; Maurice T.

Smith, Dossville; Louie E. Stewart, Lumberton; Mrs. Isabel! Timbes, Seminary Myrtis Alene Valentine, Laurel; Leonard T. Van Horn. Quit 428 Seek Diplomas From Miss.

Southern -y Leggctt, Brookhavcn; Duane R. ft i TEAM CAPTAINS who head the Membership Clab work are pictured here, (left to right) Doug Davis, Gene Craig, Benton Wells and W. E. Pleasants. Not pictured are Marvin Collum, chairman and Randall Albritton, another captain.

They are handling the current work of the Membership. Club for the C. of C. Jackson Chamber of Commerce (. mm man; Grace Elaine von Enren-krook, Denver, Colorado; Robert N.

Walters, Laurel; Helen Elizabeth Welsch, Hattiesburg; James V. Wentzell, Perkinston; Troy D. White, Hattiesburg; Mrs. Annie Odessa Wilson, Laurel; Mrs. Margaret Jackson Wilson, Hattiesburg; Mrs.

Dorothy Windham, Seminary; Charles Wollfarth, West. MASTER 0F EDUCATION W. C. Ferguson, Guntown. I of'" it Shott plac MUiuiippi now AT NO EXTRA COST witK any purchase amounting to $29.75 or more during this great event! Don't delay this offer is for a limited tim only.

It's a gift the entir family will enjoy for years to come! in 50 years on opporfuniry as this comes along! Choose for Mother's Day, weddings, anniversaries and graduation tiesburg; Barbara Gertrude Board-man, Handsboro; Marjorie Louise Carroll, Vicksburg; Joan Hartel Carter, Biloxi; Michael H. Darby, Hattiesburg; William Alfred Ev ans, Biloxi; Fletcher D. Flsackerly, Hernando; William L. Frank, Long Beach; Evelyn Raby Guillot, Nash ville, Catherine Ellis Hag-erman, Hattiesburg; James H. Hutchinson, Jackson; Arthur W.

Metairie, Joan Sollie, Meridian; Elmore William Tregre, LaPlace, and Eugene A. Wrink. Gulfport. BATCHELOR OF MUSIC El sie Day Cruthirds. Bond) Martha Elizabeth James, Montrose.

BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCA TION Edwina Jackson, Alex ander City, Alabama; Mary Alice Price, Wiggins; Janet Hollis Schef fler, Pascagoula; Blanche Veloris Simmons, Moss Point; Virginia Ruth Vann. Ala.i Wi! liam Alfred Bufkin, Vicksburg; and Fannie Virginia Ethridge. MASTER OF ARTS Mrs Elizabeth Rollins Acker, Laurel Miss Sydney E. Alexander, Wig gins; Mr. Robert V.

Anders, Gulf port; Mrs. Lacie Ree H. Berry Magee; Miss Helen Lenora Cam eron. Hattiesburg; Mrs. 1 Finch Carruth, Sumrall; Mr.

Char les R.y Carter, Hattiesburg Miss Ethel Ruth Cassie, Mobile Mrs. Clotilde F. Chandler, Varnado, Mrs.Elizabeth L. Clark, Prentiss. Mr.

Wiley Edward Clement, Hat tiesburg; Mr. S. D. Cole, Collins Mr. John S.

Covington, Jackson Mrs. Anna B. Cummings, Summit Mr. Taul E. Davis, EUisville Mrs.

Josie Doggett, Heidelberg Mr. Gerald Lee Downs, Gulfport Miss Annie Dunnam, Picayune William B. Dykes, Soso; Miss Mar jorij Harriet Ellzey, Columbia Malcolm M. Flowers, Laurel; Les ter. L.

Gibson, Jena, Mrs Lois Gibson, Jena, Mrs. Wil- lia Mae Green, Hattiesburg. Mrs. Yvonne Ham, Magee; Mark G. Hunter, Greenwood; Hallie Hutto, Clara; J.

C. Ivy, Richton Howard O. Jackson, Laurel; Oscar S. Johnson. Hattiesburg; Ray Ken nedy, Bogalusa, Silas Kennedy Bogalusa, Lonis C.

Ladner, Kiln; Royce B. Luke, Philadelphia Robert W. Mangum. Mendenhall James L. Mason, New Orleans Miss Rachel Sybil Maxey Petal; Miss Lily Catherine Morri son, Jackson; Mrs.

Frances Mott Mendenhall; William C. Oakes New Albany; Mrs. Teresa Oden Laurel; Miss Laura Alene Peach Saltillo; Troy A. Ricks, Raymond; Mrs. Frances Robinson, Bastrop Leo R.

Rouse, Lucedale STORE NOW! FUR WOOLEN STORAGE Brantley Cleaners 926 W. Capitol 3-1631 127 EAST CAPITOL DISPENSING ci iil Picnics mm port; Ronald M. Fournier, Bi loxi; Josephine Frazier, Hattiesburg; Julian E. Frye, Hattiesburg; Roland Lee Frye Mobile, Ala. K.

Ala. Elna Rose Gaddis, Mize; Clinton -Gill, Gulfport; William R. Grantham, Macon; Mamie Dillon Graves, Tylertown; Gloria Joan Hankins, Baxterville. Thomas P. Harkins, Petal; Margaret C.

Hippman Hathorn, Houston, Texas; Robert Clark Hen derson, Dekalb: Swinton A. Hill, Louisville; Frances Lee Holifield, Laurel; James M. Houston, Purvis: William R. Houston, Nat chez; Betty Jane Hurlbert, Hazle hurst; Rosemary Quin Jackson McComb; Georgia Humes Jones Picayune; Harris C. Jones, III Hattiesburg; Horace R.

Jondon Columbia; James Ray Judge. Ro- setta; Gordon V. Justice, Pasca goula; James L. Keller, Hatties burg; Esse H. Keyes, Meridian; Melbourne II.

Laird, Carson; James J. Lartgford, Jackson; An na Lois Lott, Wiggins. Norman E. McCollum, Spring hill, Lester E. McGee, Hattiesburg: Leemori B.

Mcllenry, Lucedale; Edward Whitmer. Mc- Rae, Kathryn Joan Magee; Gus Charles Marcotte, New Orleans; Frank A. Mashburn, Raymond; Luther Mason, Moss Point; Fred L. Mas- sengaie, Hattiesburg; William S. Millican, Jackson; James H.

Mor nson, Rayville, Gladys Ouida Gean Muller, Hattiesburg; Eugene W. Murray, III. Hatties bufg. Niles D. Cruthirds, Bond; Phy Iissee Myatt, Noxapater; Zanye Uyone Myatt, Noxapater; Eugene W.

Parker, Mobile, James D. Ramey, Columbia; Gladys Pugh Reeu, Foley, Eunice Richardson, Dekalb; Alice Ray baucier, Hattiesburg; Leonard Shannon, Meridian; Jack Sparaci- no, Belle Vernon, Grace Greg cry Stanford. Ocean Sa rah Elizabeth Stennett, Booneville. Clyde E. Strickland, Laurel; Josh S.

Sullivan, Mt. Olive; Rob ert E. Talbert, Louisville; Mar garet Turner Temple, Hattiesburg; Charles M. Tnomas. Laurel; Martha Dora Thomas.

Shubuta: Mary Grace- Morrison Thomas, Hattiesburg; Robert L. Thompson, University; Ellen Culpepper Truhett, Union; Sarah Roberts Tremmel, Biloxi. Darol B. Varnado, Hattiesburg; Aubrey J. Weil, New Orleans, Margie Lee Wellman.

Foxworth; James O. Wheeler, Wheeler; Sylvia Gayle Whitfield, Picayune; Abb B. Williamson, Louisville; Mary Frances Williamson, Laurel: John II. Young, Jack son; Katie Applewhite, Bassfield; Emma Joyce Buchanan, Lucedale. Aubrey Ray Carmichael, Stone wall; and Joyce Ann Jones, Port Gibson.

BACHELOR OF ARTS How ell LaFroy Adkins. Laurel; Helen I ll-Pc. HAND-PAINTED CRUET SET I IncluJtt Vinegr Oil I Cruat. Salf nd Pippir I Shakor and Mmtard Jar. I Gaily decorated on revolving I stand.

REGULAR 4.95 VALUE I nOQwj Sot for Outings HATTIESBURG A total of 423 Mississippi Southern students are candidates for graduation in the Spring commencement exer cises to be held on Sunday, May 29. In the exercises to be held in the footbll stadium at 5:45 p. 336 students will be awarded Bach elor of Science degrees, 20 will receive the Bachelor of Arts de gree, seven will receive the Bach-lor of Music Education, two the Bachelor of Music, and one the Master of Education degree. All graduating students who take fart in the exercises will also at tend the baccalaureate sermon to be given at 11 a. m.

that morn ing- in the college auditorium Candidates for graduation are: BASHELOR OF SCIENCE Orr Adams, New Orleans, Leon F. Alien, Biloxi; Alva C. Al lums, Lcakesville; Lucy Stegall Al- lums, Forest; Gerald A. Amacker, Poplarville; Robert H. Anderson, Mobile.

Frank M. At wood, Prentiss; Janice Elaine Austin, Biloxi; Mary Elizabeth Bag gett. Shreveport. Eleanor Frances Banks. Newton; Marcus E.

Barnett. Carthage; Billye Lavern Barrett, Edinburg; Helen Marie Barrett, Edinburg; Mary Jo Bas-sett, Louin. Carol Sue Batosn, Wiggins; Jam es L. Beech. Laurel; William 0.

Best, EUisville; William W. Bcy- cnberg, Gulfport; Jesse M. Bla- lock, Philadelphia; Ruth Catherine Blackledge, Laurel; Bcrtrez A. Bond, Lumberton; Sarah Elizabeth Bond, Laurel; Claiborne E. Boutwell, Laurel; John T.

Bovard, Davenport, Iowa; Barbara Glenn Boyd, Tylertown; John Spurgeon Bradley, Sumrall. Gilbert W. Brantley, Madden; Mary Ellen Braswell, Jackson; John M. Brewer Terry; Eugene C. Brown, Summit; John W.

Brumfield. Tylertown; William E. Bullock. Prentiss; Nancy Carol Cagle, Wesson; Veronica A. Can gemi, Biloxi; Malcolm R.

Carter, McLaurin; Shirley Grace Chain, Mt. Olive; Mary Grace Cochran, Harperville. Barbara Ann Colman, Mobile, Alabama; June Collier, Hatties-burg; Barbara Ann Conner, Hatties-burg; Wylice A. Cook, Winona; Eettye Ray Crosby, Bogue Chit- to; Dawson Curtis, Pontotoc; Mildred Louise Dale, Prentiss; Dorothy Lydia Darrach, Falls Church, Va. Julius A.

Davis, Monticello; Betty Dennis, Purvis; Richard T. Dodder, Hattiesburg; W. J. Dubose, Newton; Walter L. Duff, Columbia; James E.

Durham, Roset-ta; Jerry L. Durr, Brookhavcn; Robert M. East, Poplarville; Josephine Eaves. Waynesboro; Ray-ford Ellis. Carthage; Reita Jean Ellis.

Chickasaw, Julia Celeste Eubanks. Lucedale; Hester II. Evans, Poplarville; Ida Vincent Evans, G. Evans, Perkinston; Ralph K. Everett, Magee Stephen D.

Fazio. Brooklyn. N. Charles E. Felder, Summit; Lottie Jean Fillingame, Sumrall; Billie Ruth Finnanr, Wiggins; June Elizabeth Flowers, McComb; Billie Frances Ford, Columbia: Archie L.

Foster, Laurel; Sarah Frances Fountain. Forest; Benjamin B. Frank. Tylertown; Bobby L. French.

Jackson; Rose Marie French. Oldenburg: Olive Fryer, Belzoni; Burnis T. Gardner, Sallis. Ann Morrow Ginn. Tylertown; Etyol K.

Glisson, Mizc; Eleanor Louise Goddard, Seymour, Con- neticut; Georgcne Julia Goethals, Meridian; Albert L. Gooch, Hattiesburg; Harold L. Grant, Tarscagoula; Arthur Ray Granth am, Mendcnhall; Martha Green, Hazlehurst; Jacquelyn Ann Green-cugh, Pascagoula: James J. Han cock. Summit; Charles M.

Har rington, Hattiesburg; Edward E. Harper. Flora Victor M. Harris, Monti-cello; Granville W. Hart, Boone-ville; Gladys Blanche Hathorne, Soso: Aaron J.

Hearn. Laurel; Leo T. Hermann, Mobile, Gene Webb Hiller, Biloxi; Betty Jane Holcomb, Picayune; Martha Elizabeth, Hattiesburg; Jack A. Hurst, Laurel; Hal K. Jackson, Liberty; Louris H.

Jackson, Philadelphia; Hazel Stewart Jar- rell, Picayune; Joseph A. Jiminez, Biloxi. Svlvia, Jane Johnson, McNeill; Patsy Cleveland Johnston, Deca tur; Martha Miller Jones, Moselle; Bill Karolyi, Seminary; Margaret E. Kenna, Summit; Freddie Ket chum, South Bend, John P. King, Monticello; Sylvia Ann Kling.

New Orleans, Artie E. Knight, Hattiesburg; Allen B. Krohn, Wiggins; Mildred Sybil Ladner, Lumberton; Mary Ann Lancaster, Bay Minette, Stanley Barnett Landrum, Ovett; Robert N. Lane, Burns; Mary for Auto Trips Lightsey. McComb: Mary Ann Baird Lindsey, Jackson: Virginia Dale Lindsey, Gulfport; Doris Ann Little, Bogalusa, Edwin Lott, worth; Elizabeth Ann Lynch, Brook- haven; Tinker Wells McCardle, Pass Christian; Mary Margeret McCaslin, Hattiesburg.

Louise McElhaney, Hattiesburg; Ira C. McKee, Eupora; Robert W. McKeithern. Hattiesburg; Evans J. Martin, Leakesville; James L.

Mason, New Orleans, Bobbye Frances May. Philadelphia; Richard A. Meadows, Mendcnhall; Clarence D. Miles, Bay St. Louis; Sammy J.

Miley, Yazoo City; Jean Frances Mills, Moorehead; Robert H. Milstead, State Line; Ralph II. Mims, Laurel: Richard W. Mitchell. Magee; Phil V.

Mobley, McLaurin; Car- mon R. Moore. Carthage. Oviezine R. Morgan.

Foxworth; Richard B. Morgan. Terry; James 0. Moynihan. Laurel; James M.

Myers. Mt. Olive; Mor ris G. Neely. Jackson; Robert L.

North. Jackson: Kenneth I'. Oberle, Pekin. Illinois; Ruth Joyce Oliver, Natchez; Wilma B. Neal, Perkinston; Robert Francis os-trander.

Pittsfield, Hubert F. Owens, Hattiesburg; Robert J. Pace, Prentiss; Ira N. Patterson, Amory. Robert T.

Patterson, Amory; Billie Sue Pearson. Perkinston; Ilulon Klemon Pearson, Carncre; Clyde Pigott; Tylertown; Mar- i i t-: LL. ion D. Fitalo. liiioxi; ciyae jriu- man Foxworth; Elizabeth M.

Posey, Forest: Joan Marie Powell, Laurel; William H. Powen, Jr. Yantlev. Hugh T. Praytor, Jr.

Mobile, John W. Prewitt, Columbia; Charlie H. Probst, Brooklyn Dorothy Ann Proctor, Clarksdale; Gerald J. Quave, Bi- oxi; Rosemary Rawls, Columbia. Betty Jean Riddell, West; John F.

Rodgers, Hattiesburg; Betty Jean Rushing. Brookhavcn; Virginia Wright Rushing, Carthage; Carroll Dewitt Russell. Union; Dorothy Janet Saucier. Gulfport; Peggy Jdyce Saxton. Benton; Robert Wayne Scott.

Liberty; Virginia Dare Sclby, Balboa Heights, Canal Zone. Otho C. Sellers, Richton; Cliff Sessions, Bolton; John C. Sham- burger, Lumberton; Russell J. Sheffield, Mobile, Ruth Brunson Shirley, Quitman; Claude L.

Shuttleworth, Forest; Mary A. Slay, Waynesboro; Annie i Smith, A vera; Ann Lynn Smith, Biloxi; Bernice Deloris Smith, Lucedale; Ellen Delora Smith, Tylertown: Jimmy Jefferson Smith, Mendcnhall: Miriam Joyce Smith, Laurel; William Thomas Snyder. Glendora: Ethel Josephine SpeairsJ Yazoo City; Robert E. Stevens, I Isola; Maryland June Stock-1 still. Picayune.

Wallace P. Stojcich, Biloxi; Don H. Stone. Summit: Gerald W. Sullivan, Sanford; Mary Elizabeth Sullivan Bay Springs: William B.

Sullivan, Mt. Olive; Ernest P. Swartz, Hattiesburg; Charles E. Swann, Hattiesburg; Vcrcnia Tynes Svvilley, Jack H. Taylor.

Hattiesburg; Louis R. Theobald Hattiesburg; Robert J- Thompson, McComb; Lendy B. Tisdale, Moselle; Patsy Ruth Toler, Vicksburg; Bonny C. Townsend, Laurel; Jimmie C. Townsend, Meridian; Mary Virginia Upton.

Walnut Grove; Al-myra M. Van Horn, Quitman; Clint A. Vinson Waynesboro; Patricia Beatrice Waldrop, Columbia; Carroll R. Walker, Monticello. Delvin F.

Walker, Magee; Dorothy Jean Warren, Magee; Her bert H. Waters, Yazoo City; Jackie Maurice Watson, Heidelberg; Seaborn E. Watts, Purvis Kenneth B. Weaver, Gholson; Molly Jane Welborn, Laurel; John C. Welkins, Jackson; Joan Garnet Welsch, Hattiesburg; David Lcroy White, Jackson; Junia Marreta White, Magee.

Mary Lou Whites, Lucedale; Thomas Bennett Whitehead, Laurel; Thomas M. Whittington, Hattiesburg, Laura Ann Wilber, Hattiesburg; Freida Lois Wilkerson, Jackson; Sudie Mae Williams, Big Spring, Texas; Christine Wing, Liberty; Bonnie R. Winstead, Philadelphia; Gloria Ann Woocte, Nox-apater; James C. Yarbrough, Jackson; Vernon Yates, Hattiexburg; Jamss Richard Webb, Jackson; Robert E. Alford, Tylertown; Annie Louise Angell, Fayette; Ouida Crawford Barnett; Joan Bounds, Lumberton; Nathan N.

Breland, New Augusta; Rudolph E. Breland, New Augusta; Minnie Lou Buchanan, Hattiesburg; David E. Burke, Hattiesburg; Lawrence F. Campbell Jr. Canton; Marion Earl Causey, John S.

Clark, Waynesboro; Billy D. Collins, Marks; Charles II. Colk McKenzie, Ala. Julia Rita Cropper, Long Eeach; Patty Lou Curtis, Ovett; 'Items Subject to Fair Trode Excepted 6 W.A-" BIG 1-GAL. 4 v.1 for Easy Term Eicitmg new style ensemble for the Bride with 12 Diamonds in 14-k gold.

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