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"Hammering, hardcore IboLate The nero in Metrocolor ALL AGES ADMITTED SHOWING PARAMOUNT fPPEN 1:45 PHONE 334-3123 Features: 2:00, 4:20,6:50,9:20 Mobile library slates stops The following schedule has been announced for the Washington County Mobile Library: Monday Ed Gray Park, Dublin Street, Crosby Park, Tuesday Bowman Drive, Fairgrounds Park, Marilyn Street and North David Circle, 1111:30 Wednesday Williams Center, Brent Neighborhood Center, Village Shopping Center, Thursday Woodlawn Addition, Turin and Genoa Streets, Mulberry Street, Thomas Street Park, The time has By Ben Wasson, DD-T Arts Editor Delta Democrat-Timea Greenville, Mississippi TELEVISION SCHEDULE SUNDAY 7:15 Faith for Today Power for Living 8:00 Christ for the Crisis 8:30 The Bible Speaks 9:00 Oral Roberts 9:30 Songs tor Sunday 10:00 Camera Three 10:30 Face the Nation 11:00 First Baptist Church 12:00 The Golden Years 12:30 Issues An swers 1:00 TEA CHANNEL 12 WJTV JACKSON CABLE 4 1:30 Learn with the League 2:00 TBA 2:30 AAU Track Field 3:30 Track Field 4:00 PGA Championship 6:30 To Rome With Love 7:00 Ed Sullivan 8:00 Comedy Tonight 9:00 Mission Impossible 10.00 N-W-S 10:30 Merv Griffin 10:15 CBS News 10:30 Merv Griffin MONDAY. 6:00 Sunrise Semester 6 3 0 i i i i Morning 7:00 CBS News 7:25 Weather 7:55 Local News 8 0 0 a a i Kangaroo 9:00 Lucy Show 9 3 0 Hillbillies 10:00 Andy Griffith 10:30 Love of Life 11:00 Where the Heart Is 11:25 News 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 12:00 12 Noon 12:30 As the World Turns 1:00 Speldndored Thing 1:30 Guiding Light 2:00 Secret Storm 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 General Hospital 3:0 Gomer Pyle 4:00 McHale's Navy 4:30 Bewitched 5:00 Info 12-Part 1 5:30 Walter Cronkite DELTA VIDEO AMY You 7 GrMrt Channels For Your MMMHIW. 330 MAIN ST. Adding further lustre to her career as an artist, Margaret B. Wilkes has been invited to exhibit a group of her water color paintings at the Woman's Exchange in Memphis.

Already widely renowned for the exquisite garden plaques which she creates, her paintings of day lillies and other flower subjects, are a fairly recent addition to her broadening interest in varied subject matter. At a recent display of local art which was sponsored by The Greenville Art Association, Mrs. Wilkes, for the first time, showed a few of these flower paintings in the Larry Pryor gardens. Her paintings were the hit of the show. Among the paintings which will be in the Woman's Exchange display will be those of a number of horticultural specimens, including--in addition to the above mentioned day i i a i lycoris, Oriental poppies and other selections which the artist particularly fancies.

Mrs. Ethel Smith, of Satartia, a leading hemerocallis hybridizer, has named a pink day lillie the "Margaret Wilkes," in honor of Greenville's own artist. When asked about her training as an artist, Mrs. Wilkes told me: "I had one year college course and worked in basic drawing with Louise Northrope, who had worked in the Vatican where she became renowned for her copies of masterpieces by early European masters. Please say that Polly Cooper of Leland helped me enormously in learning water color techniques, for which I am so very grateful." Margaret Wilkes also worked in sculpiure with Leon Koury, who is the art instructor with the GAA.

"By the way," she told me, "I have illustrated 'Garden which is published by the National Council of State Garden Clubs. Copies of this charming booklet may be obtained from the St. Louis offices of the club's offices." The exhibit of flower paintings will open at the Woman's Exchange on Aug. 18 and continue there for two weeks. If you are in Memphis during that particular fortnight, be sure to treat yourself to a viewing of the paintings.

No plan for a local showing of the paintings lias been made, so this is an opportunity to view them now. It will, I feel sure, be a rewarding experience for art devotees. A visitor to Greenville last week and representing the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. in Toronto, was Patrick Hynan His visit here was in pursuit of material Tor a planned William Faulkner hour-long special to be broadcast by his company. It will be similar in scope and technique to the corporation's presentation last year of an Ernest Hemingway special.

A native of Ireland, Mr. Hynan has covered a heap of ground in this country, and was looking forward to a short visit to New Orleans, and then on to Mobile, where lie will spend time i a i i brother, Jack Faulkner, and have an interview with him. Showing his perceptivity, he is quite hot, you know, here in Mississippi." I told him yes I realized it. Alexandra Mark SUNDAY 8:00 Bible Way 8:30 Dixie Four Fantastic Voyage 9:30 Spiderman 10:00 Bulwinkle Discovery 11:00 a i Baptist Church 12:00 This is the Life 12:30 Issues An- 1:00 Dudley Do Right 1:30 The World Tomorrow CHANNEL 6 WABG GREENWOOD GREENVILLE CABLE 6 2:00 Hennessy 2:30 Death Valley Days 3:00 Champ Wrestling 4:00 PGA Champ Golf 5:00 This is the Life 5:30 Death Valley Days 6:00 Land of Giants 7:00 FBI 8:00 Movie 10:30 News 10:40 Movie the MONDAY 7:30 Weather-News 8 0 0 a Playhouse 8:30 Romber Room 9:30 Jack LaLanne 10:00 Bewitched 10:30 That Girl 11:00 Best of Everything 11:30 World Apart 12:00 Bulletin Board 12:15 Farm Facts- News 12:30 Let's Make A Deal 1:00 Newtywed Game 1:30 Dating Game 2:00 ABC-General Hospital 2:30 ABC-One Life to Live 3:00 Dark Shadows 3:00 All My Children 4 0 0 a i CGourmet 4:30 Popeye 5:00 ABC News 6 Report Ready Mixed Exterior Paint No. 180 Glide Acrylic Outside House Paint off list BURK HALL PAINT GLASS Hwy 82 East Phone 332-2629 SUNDAY Chapel 7:20 Miss.

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