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a a a a a a a The Clarion Ledger Monday, June 24, 1963 THESE SIX BEAUTIES are among 19 contestants in the Miss Jackson Pageant, to be held Wednesday through Friday nights at 8 p.m. in the King Edward Hotel's convention hall. They are, from left, top row: BARBARA BAILEY, 20, tall, weighs 118, measures 35-20-36, and a singer; BOBBYE KITCHENS, 18, stands 5-2, weighs 108, tapes 36-22-36, a jazz dancer; JANICE GIBSON, 20, 5-4 tall, weighs 120, and is Bottom row: CAROLYN FAUST, 19, measures 35-22-35, and is a singer; SANDRA WEIR, 19, 5-5, 118 pounds, 35-24-36, will do a song and-dance; and MARY NELL McKELLAR, 19, tall, 113 pounds, and a dancer. Preliminaries will be held Wednesday and Thursday, and final judging Friday. Tickets are one dollar for the first two nights, two dollars for the final night, or three dollars for the whole package, available from the sponsoring Jaycees and Jaycettes.

Photos by Kim Sutherland and Claude Sutherland. JACKSONIAN ALSO CALLED Prince Charles Methodists Name Negro In Trouble Over Pastor Of White Church ELGIN, Cherry Scotland Brandy (UPI) REDLANDS, Calif. (AP) Methodists announced Sunday the appointment of a Negro minister in Tucson, Ariz. to an otherwise all enurch, The appointment sends the Rev. Wilburt R.

Johnson and his famfly from Enterprise Methodist Church, Compton, to the 210 member Pueblo Gardens Church, Tucson. A Methodist publicity release describes the latter as one of the denomination's strong smaller churches. Bridges Rites Today Funeral services for P. Burton Bridges, 78, retired assistant general manager of Gulf, Mobile Ohio Railroad and resident of Newton, will be conducted Monday at 11 a. m.

from Wright and Ferguson Chapel, with Dr. W. Douglas Hudgins, his pastor, officiating. Born in Rankin county, in the Steens Creek community, he was the son of the late Parham B. and Willie Eleanor Berry Bridges, longtime prominent Jackson residents.

He had lived in Newton for the past 20 years. He retired January 1, this year, after 58 years service with the railroad. Mr. Bridges was a member of First Baptist Church here; was a mason and a member of Hamasa Shrine Temple in Meridian. His survivors are his wife, Mrs.

Mattie Roberts Smith Bridges; a daughter, Mrs. John S. Miller, of Wichita, two brothers, W. Parham Bridges of Jackson, and Robert Walker Bridges of Meridian; two sisters, Miss Mabel E. Bridges of Jackson, and Mrs.

Vern D. Calloway of Winter Park, seven grandchildren, Linda Steel, Talbot A. Steele, Meredith Steel, Burton Steel, all of Mobile, Beth Miller, John Steven Miller, III and Alison Miller, all of Wichita, and a number of nieces and nephews. Interment will be in Cedar Lawn Cemetery. 'Mac' Sigler, 80, Dies In H'burg HATTIESBURG C.

M. 'Mac' Sigler, 80-year-old insurance executive, died Sunday morning at Methodist Hospital after a brief illness. He had been in a local insurance firm since 1927. Prior to that he was a bank officer. A native of Wayne County, he had lived in Hattiesburg since 1900.

He was an elder of Bay Street Presbyterian Church, a 33rd degree Mason, member of Elks Lodge and active in various civic affairs. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday from Hulett Funeral Chapel, with interment in Roseland Cemeery. He leaves his widow, three sons, Robert 0. and W.

U. both of Hattiesburg, and Jack Sigler of Mobile; a daughter, Mrs. Sarah Bullock of Long Island, N. six grandchildren and a greatgrandchild. Distinguished Dentist, Dr.

Wright, Dies Sunday Dr. William Richard Wright, 88, prominent Jackson dentist, died at 5:15 p.m. Sunday, at his residence, 1917 North West after a long illness. Dr. Wright was born in Tate County, the son of Patrick Henry Wright and Anna Clark Wright.

He received his dental degree from Atlanta Dental College in 1897, and moved to Jackson in 1898, where he practiced dentistry until the summer of 1962. He was Secretary of the Mississippi Board of Dental Examiners 1900 1904, was secretary and president of the Mississippi Dental Association, first vice president and trustee of the American Dental Association, first dental member of the Mississippi State Board of Health, serving from 1926 until 1951, a Fellow of the American College of Dentists, member of the Pierre Fauchard Academy of Dentistry, and member of Psi Omega Dental fraternity and of Omicron Kappa Upsilon honorary dental fraternity. In 1950 he was named by the dentists of Mississippi as the dentist who had made the most outstanding contribution to the progress of dentistry in Mississippi during the previous fifty years. He received a medallion from the Thomas P. Hinman Mid winter clinic for his leadership in dental progress.

His wite was the late Anne Mims Wright. He was a member of the First Baptist church; and had held membership in the Sons of the American Revolution. He is survived by three daugh- DR. WRIGHT ters and one son: Mrs. Herbert D.

Forrest, Mrs. Lawrence W. Long, Mrs. John D. Bennett and Mackey Mims Wright, all of Jackson; and seven grandchildren: Mrs.

Dred Porter, Mrs. Bernard VanZandt, Mackey Mims Wright, William R. Wright. 2nd Robert Price Wright, all of Jackson, and Lawrence W. Long, 3rd, of Yazoo City, and Mrs.

AMox Kaminski, of Palermo, Italy; and ten great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday from the Wright and Ferguson Chapel, conducted by Dr. W.

Douglas Hudgins, pastor of First Baptist church. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery. 'AROUND THE WORLD' Show Opens On Stage, Lagoon, In Sky Above WANTAGH, N.Y. (AP) Good news at the Jones Beach Marine Theater. "Around the World in 80 Days," which arrived on stage, lagoon and in the sky above in a and melodic entertainment.

In fact, a dilly. Guy Lombardo, the music man, makes his sixth appearance as producer of the eye-filling spectacle that remains on view through Labor Day. The show is based on Mike Todd's prize-winning 1956 film, which of course had its origin in a Jules Verne yarn. Special consultant on the project is Michael Todd who reports that about 30 per cent of the material has been altered since a tryout of a stage version last summer in St. Louis and Kansas City.

Topping the cast in grandstyle are Fritz Weaver, Robert Clary and Elaine Malbin. The vast supporting cast sparkles, right down to an amiable camel named Sadie and congenial elephant. The staging effects are imaginatively elaborate, and for a capper the stars ascend over the panoply for several scenes in a balloon rambunctiously swaying in the evening breeze that! sweeps the Long Island shore. The famous theme of the film Jordan Rites Held Sunday HAZLEHURST Mrs. Sadie Brown Jordan, 67, wife of the late Silas W.

Jordan, died Friday at a local hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at the First Methodist Church at 2:00 p.m. with the Rev. J. A.

Bridewell, pastor officiating and interment in the Hazlehurst cemetery. Survivors are five sons, Elmo Jordan and Charles Jordan of Hazlehurst; Maurice Jordan, Ft. Benning, Tommie Jordan, Jackson; Brown Jordan, Meridian; two daughters, Mrs. Joe Ainsworth, Jackson and Mrs. Jimmie Montgomery, Brookhaven and 18 grandchildren.

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A sophomore at University of Southern Mississippi, the new titlist is tall, measures 36-24-37, and is a greeneyed blonde. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis William Stubbs. First alternate was Tina Harwood.

Other finalists were Linda Seymour and Kay Freutel. Miss Stubbs danced a ballet in the talent competition. Judges for the event were Jacksonians Woody Assaf, Ken Parks, Mrs. C. B.

Weeks, and Mr. and Mrs. Lamon Goins. The winner will compete in the Miss Mississippi Pageant here in August with about 50 entries from all over the state. JSC Students Join New York Service Corps Clara Hinton and Fred Lawrence McDowell, both of Greenwood modern foreign language and English literature majors, respectively at Jackson State College, will serve as volunteer workers in New York City this summer.

They will be oriented at Union Theological Seminary. These two students, both seniors are among people who make themselves a short-term volunteer service corps at work under the auspices of the Board of National Mission of the United Presbyterian Church, U. S. A. Needs No Ladder ALBANY, N.Y.

(AP) Painter Fred Schrimpe, 6 feet 4 inches tall, also has 35 inch arms to help him daub eight foot high ceilings from the floor with no difficulty. Schrimpe, currently working on Dan Risher, Sr. Dies On Sunday HEIDELBERG Dancler Clayton Risher, 57, Jasper county cattleman, 'died' Sunday after a long illness. Born in Heidelberg, he had lived here all of his life, He was a member of the Heidelberg Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Nona Chatham Risher of Heidelberg; one son, Dan Risher, of Heidelberg; one daughter, Mrs. four grandchildren; one sistre, Mrs. Learline Edwards, of Heidelberg. Funeral arrangements are incomplete, but Thompson Funeral Home of Laurel will have charge. Country Club Names Roberts YAZOO CITY Nick Roberts is the newly elected president of the Yazoo Country Club.

Working with him will be Ed Cortright, vice president; Pat Fink, treasurer; Louis Stigler, secretary; and members of the board, Dutro Ervin, B. Frank Williams, Marshall Dunn, Paul Day Harris, Charlie Middleton, and Bobby Coker. Committee chairmen are: entertainment, Ed Cortright; golf, Buddy Mayfield; greens, Charlie Clark; club house, Bobby Coker; swimming pool, Bland Campbell; and finance, B. Frank Williams. at a Prince Charles, 14-year-old heir to the British throne, manfully returned to Gordonstoun school yesterday to face the music-including a possbile caning for illegally buying and downing a cherry brandy in a hotel bar.

Charles was reported to have paid a half crown (34 cents) for the brandy last Monday in the Crown Hotel cocktail bar at Stornoway, on the Isle of Lewes. The report touched off a Buckingham Palace denial which later was retracted with a public apology for misleading the press. The incident was printed under banner headlines and raised questions as to just what form of punishment the Prince would receive on his return to the spartan-styled school. There are two possible punishments. The Prince be caned with a long, thin bamboo stick which bends at the end or he could be sent out for a long hike.

This punishment is especially reserved for boys who bring the school into disrepute. Headmaster Robert Crew, who stated before Charles' return to the school that "If punishment is to be meted out I will not reveal the exact nature of it." Thornton Infant Dies On Sunday Funeral services for Andy Franklin Thornton, 6 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Franklin Thornton, 2847 Arbor Hills will be held at 2 p.m. Monday from Wright and Ferguson Chapel.

Rev. James L. Adams, of New Orleans, will officiate. Interment will be in Gulde cemetery in Rankin county. The infant died unexpectedly Sunday at home.

He was born in Jackson last December. Survivors, in addition to his parents, are a two year old sister, Jamie Ruth; his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Kate Thornton of Brandon; and his maternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

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The costuming by Winn Morton, like the scenery by George Jenkins, is lush and gay. Although Jones Beach is 30 miles from Broadway, show fans in the metropolitan area this sum- Methodist Bishop Gerald Kennedy of Los Angeles announced his appointment of Johnson at the closing worship service of the 113th session of the church's Southern California-Arizona Conference. The assignment is effective July 1. The Methodists announced also that they will build their first church in a shopping center. They appointed the Rev.

James R. McCormick, 27, of Jackson, to head the church, which will be in 1 an 80-acre center to be built i in Scottsdale, Ariz. The Rev. McCormick said the shopping center church will "open a lot of doors for a kind of ministry where there's no precedent." The church will be "meeting people where they are and having an influence on their everyday living," he said. Meridian Is Hiring Negro Policemen The City of Meridian employed James L.

Sudbury, a 45-year-old Negro, three years ago as a patrolman with police authority at the Magnolia Park here. However, it was not until this weekend uniforms that Sudbury and was revolver. given police a Mayor Henry Burns praised Sudbury's work at Magnolia Park. The mayor said he would recommend Tuesday that Sudbury be placed under civil service. Burns also said he would recommend to the city council that four additional Negro patrolmen be placed on the job in colored sections of the city in the near future.

This move is being made because of law enforcement needs of the community, Mayor Burns said. Sudbury is a Meridian native and he and his wife have three sons, all of them presently serving in the Armed Forces. Yemeni Raiders Seize 21 Britons ADEN (AP-Twenty-one British servicemen and women were taken prisoner by Yemeni tribesmen Sunday after a shooting clash in which four other Britons were killed and nine were wounded, the British Middle East Command announced Sunday night. Efforts were under way to free at least the five women among the prisoners as soon as possible. Two of the 21 prisoners were reported wounded, but it was not known here if either was a woman.

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