The Winston County Journal from Louisville, Mississippi • 9

Published Weekly, Official Organ City of Louisville and Winston County ofr.flT 16 PAGES. 32. 1 Uj nun i. xuum xuw LOUISVILLE. MISSISSIPPI.

FRIDAY MORNTXO Arr.r -v- uTc NUMBER jfflTEOUGHTS OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE STATE "PINK AND BANK OF AGKERMAN ROBBED OF v3 $46,000 EARLY WEDM5DAY faZZ," daughter of Anderson of For Governor Ross R. Barnett 92,785 rl-. mgnway ratroi, r. B. I.

Agents 1T J-H 1 And Large Posse In Hunt Mrs. Mary D. Cain 22,449 J. P. Coleman A 102,946 tllf during atHl colemn answers 1 FORD ATTACK ffilennie Jean Smyth Sner were around part we fixed supper Csaturday evening famW cavd tables on Ureh since toat reconditioned room in 5L you should have mm of petticoats ram a.

oonnson lzz.m Fielding L. Wright 94,404 For Lieutenant Governor J. O. (Click) Clark 65,381 Sebe Dale 84,006 Carroll Gartin 274,203 For Attorney General J. O.

HoIIis 123,048 Joe. T. Patterson 231,068 Lee V. Prisock 52,539 For State Auditor Carl H.Craig 182,800 E. B.

(Boyd) Golding 229,871 For State Land Commissioner Robert E. (Bob) Graham 145,227 Walter L. McGahey .161,181 Talmadge L. Sumrall 100,742 For( Commissioner of Insurance Walter Dell Davis 227,320 William P. (Bill) Davis 124,641 For Commissioner Agriculture and Commerce Si Corley 233,666 Charles P.

Mosby Jr. 167,890 No trace of a masked gunman, who robbed the Bank of Acker-man just before 8 a. m. last Wednesday morning has been found, despite the all out efforts of the Highway Patrol, members of the F. B.

I. and a large posse. The masked gunman was already in the bank when assistant cashier, John Keen, opened the bank for business at 7:50 Wednesday morning. The gunman ordered Keen to open the vault, which he (th.e robber) had already tried to open, and then lie on the floor. The gunman, who wore a flour sack over his head, then entered the vault and scooped up some $46,000.00 and fled, dropping about $500.00 in $10.00 bills just outside the back door of the bank.

A negro shoeshine boy said he saw the gunman jump in a black pickup truck at the back, door of the bank and drive swiftly away. He also stated that another man was already in the truck but facts Since then say that the gunman get seated around two lon asunporch which is fa 16 feet small. levator at the Robert E. it Jackson proved to be 5 for large group of Upporters as they Ky to the rally in the hall last Friday an actual count of Von the elevator but Z. were T.

F. Stevens, "While I realize the desperation of the Johnson forces in the second primary campaign for Governor and while I realize that A. L. Ford has been fighting me politically for 16 years, I am amazed at the lengths to which he went in his Greenwood statement as quoted in the newspapers. "The truth is that I worked for Mr.

Ford in his 1934 Congressional campaign without any pay, except my actual expenses and he will be wholly unable to furnish any proof to the contrary. "I also worked for him in his 1936 campaign and in 1938 I handled his campaign for Congress while he was in Europe. For 2 I gylie, Kea namea, ouu millie was on it For State Tax Collector they got stuck years I did all the work in his i tie ncona ana umu WwldB't go up or down lutinh above the second office for one-half the Dav allowed by the government and one of his, was alone, photo by pRurrr calvert Mrs. Thomas Bailey 187,473 Howard H. LJttle 125,447 Roy Pitts 65 225 N.

R. Thomas 40,064 For Public Service Commissioner (1st) Middle District Norman A. ohnson 43.91 0 the door was opened relatives, who was nnf in Wash. Upon hearing of the rohherv at i two or three foot Pet while Herbie Boydstun and ington and who did no work, re-Penny Hoopingarner came in the other one-half. ond and third.

"After I had finished 2 vean In the Louisville Summer Recrea- ingarner tied for second in this tion Pet Show held last week there category and Larry Giffin and Ed-were over fifty entrants in the na Joy Caperton won third place, ten competitive divisions. Everv-1 nhnrah 8 a. m. R. B.

Fulcher, cashier of the Bank of Louisville and two Bank examiners, A. S. Graham and The Blue Ribbon for the Best 1 at the University of Mississippi he thing from "Pink Pekineses" to Pekinese" ran away with honors pet and carriage went to Miss De loaned me $275.00 to enter the "Flying Squirrels" showed ud for in the Most Unusual Pet class. Alton Massey 40,950 Jimmie 36,200 For District Attorney 5th District John E. Aldridge 16,259 Jack B.

Carlisle 1 1,294 judging at the Louisville Elemen Bill Hawk, who wer working in the Bank of Louisville, rushed money to the Bank of Ackerman by the regular opening hour ol. 9 a. m. in order that the bank's business could be carried on without interruption, tary School. If you have never seen a Davy Crockett Dog you missed a fantas Betty Harlan finished second and Niles McNeel and Thomas Fulcher tied for third place.

Best Behaved Pet was Wanda Kaye Calvert's pet rabbit who sat very still and quiet throughout the festivities. Kave and tic sight as one little lady had her pet decked out in. the newest frontier fashion. Dr. Doolittle Since roadblocks were set up quickly, officers are of the opinion that the robber is still in the area.

Vane Fair. George Fair was awarded the Red Ribbon and three boys Freddie Hood, John DuBard, and Ellis Stuart tied for third. The Davy Crockett Dog, coon-skin cap and all, won first place for Miss Linda Gail King in the Best Pet and Costume department. Libby Stuart and Carol Wilson tied for second, Joelyn Kemp won the third place prize. The Grand Champion of the entire show was the big Boxer Bulldog owned by Miss Janie Hoopin-garner.

Beautifully groomed the LHS FOOTBALL WORKOUTS HON. Law School. I paid this money back out of my salary as his Secretary, and, fortunately, I have kept the cancelled checks all these years, because I found out the kind of cold blooded man I was dealing with. "In 1939, when I became a candidate for District Attorney, Mr. Ford accused me of getting ready to run against him for Congress and fought me openly and bitterly, as the people of Choctaw County will tell anybody." "In 1942, the people of Choctaw County which was my home county and was his home county, al would have had a field day exsrm-; Holmes won a red ribbon in this ining such pets as i fox terriers, department and Pat BovW cod- Weould crawl out through od floor crawled I aught several other ele-t up and a repair man njirn the stuck elevator.

ar Etiquette is an Interest-it so a survey we clipped jft Hewitt's column one titek here it is: MTOR ETIQUETTE of elevator riders in a (grities, (we do not know was included) have regit fact that those who these uplifting devices Hot preferences. Ddt company conducted 9, and reports that ele-n dislike: i carrying lighted ciga-Si or pipes. mti, shovers and jost- who struggle to ants, and women who to put on makeup, in the mprs who are not men-it aid who impede opera-, bill to keep account of. in need to get off, and coon dogs, hounds, all kinds of cats, ped the white bunting, rabbits, a goose, flying squirrel, Young Mary Hughes and her cat frogs, crickets, turtles, horses, won first place for the Pet with chickens and many varieties of the Longest Whiskers. Wanda birds.

i Kaye's rabbit came in second and In the judging for the largest Don Woodward finished third big dog edged out Gail and Diane pei iwo young cowooys, wayne i.arry uiffurs apg snook hands Marsieck's fine Collie. Bill and Hill and Brantley McNeel, tied for with the judges arid won the blue Sandra Martin's Beagle hound won Head coach Hugh Walker announced today that fulltime practice for all candidates for the LHS football squads will begin Monday, August 15 at 7 a. m. All youngsters planning to try out for the Jr. High, and High School teams are expected to be present for this first session.

Equipment will be issued today, Friday, from 2:00 to 5:00 and to ribbon for the Pet that could do the third place rating. though he never actually owned a home there, defeated him for Congress. "He tried his best to beat me ELWYN THANKS LOUISVILLE Since it would be Impossible for me to describe, in wocds, my trip to Laurel, I'll just say that it was truly the most delightful experience I have ever had. The feeling that comes with knowing you are representing your own home town is a warm and gratifying one. My thanks go to every Jaycee and their splendid organization for making this trip possible, to Pruitt Calvert, to the Winston County Journal, to the City of Louisville and to every well-wisher in the city The Pet show was under the first place honors with their horses, "Old Smoky" and "Paint" Miss Jeanne.

Fair captured a blue ribbon for the smallest pet as she exhibited a tame cricket. Herbie Boydstun and Penny Hoop- ine Desi tncK. mine macK ana Robin McGraw finished second and third respectively. Niles McNeel's turtle won out in the competion for Prettiest Water for re-election for District Attor auspices of the Louisville Junior Auxiliary with Coach and Mrs. Hugh Walker in charge of the ney in 1943, he tried to beat me for Circuit Judge in 1946, and he night from 7:00 to 9:00.

Everyone wishing to check out uniforms re worked against me in the first pri mary for Governor. port to the new field house at the "Until last year, he had lived for IN SERVICE years in Washington, D. C. and came back solely for the Duroose REGIONAL MEET HERE IN OCTOBER COMMUNITY TOUR. Donald E.

Hamm, son of Mrs. i of venting his hatred uDon me in football field during the above times. Coach Walker went on to state that practice will be held twice daily, for 3 -Weeks. The gym will be open each night during this I be reminded or re-trans- additionally volunteered enee that men just get order, and not hold ior tneir Kind noughts and encouraging words. Sincerely, Elwyn Addkison by deferring to women Ada Hamm, Route 6, Louisville, Itnis race for Governor.

Go ask the and Gerald Walters, son of MrJpeople of Choctaw County what and Mrs. G. L. Walter's, Rt 2, Nox-jthey think of A. V.

Ford. apater, are completing their Air "His statement about my offer-Force basic military training at i ing him employment is a fairy tale Lackland Air Force Base, the and he knows it because he made "Gateway to the Air Force," at.it up himself. San Antonio, Texas. I "I have had to put up with his Army Pfc Billy J. Goodin, son 'attacks for 16 long years, and hav- nnn nor FRIDAY NITE All members 'of the Winston Community Club and others interested are invited and urged to make the Community tour beginning at 8 a.

m. Wednesday, August 17. Please meet at the Winston School building on the DeKalb Highway and bring lunches. J. T.

Hailey, President Mrs. Tom Lovorn, The Louisville Junior Auxiliary opened its July meeting with Mrs. Smoky Parks leading the members In prayer. After the roll call the' minutes of the last, meeting were read. Mrs.

Tom Majure reported on the swimming project of the Summer Recreation Program. Crafts were started and plans were being made for the pet show. Mrs. Jim ballV volleyball, calisthenics, etc. Coach Kenneth Lawrence will assist Coach Walker with the squad during the coming season.

Mr. Lawrence graduated from Delta State last spring after completing a successful athletic career at DSC and Columbia Military Academy. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.

Goodin, ln mac tnis statement of the true Route 3, Louisville, recently took facts t0 the people of Mississippi, Classic-Ideal Cleaners And part in a battalion test in south I shall not again dignify him with any notice in this campaign. He Western Auto Hit The first game scheduled for the deserves none." era Germany. Goodin, a gunner in Co. of the 5th Infantry Division's 2nd Regiment, entered the home field will be the Durant Varsity vs. the Louisville B's on the night of September 8.

The complete Wildcat Schedule is as I this hurry-up age, women-and-children-ii out of date. And (ta hold one's hat In eewsary, crowds the frequently crushes the iStnys: i law any chance of I Ike men? we think af us are going to con-' what we consider to Joly courtesy In and waters, Just as most to button up our our ties in the I and tie business and may be neces-leoovenUon In Jackson Hewitt lived in a nice like Louisville aen are no elevators "Port ihlrts to the Suu' 1 collar Wnt bother a bit in our GEORGE HEARD IS ASSO. AGENT Army in September 1954 and completed basic training at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. He was graduated from Winston High School in 1952 and from East Mississippi Junior College in 1954. Goodin Commended A fire which did an estimated $4,000.00 damage to two businesses on North Church occurred last Friday night about 9:30 when a gas leak caused an explosion in the boiler room of the Classic-Ideal Cleaners.

Also' damaged was Western Auto Store. 1 E. B. Majure of the Cleaners, Alcoholic Anonymous To Meet August 21 The public is Invited to attend an open meeting of the Alcoholics Anonymous at the City Hall, 3 p. m.

Sunday August 21. Members of Alcoholic Anony- my Robinson presented a training demonstration for the members. It was announced that the regional meeting of Junior Auxiliary will be held here In October. Mrs. Tommy Mitchell read a report on the constitution.

Henry Fair gave a report on the football concessions. Bulletins were given to all members and the meeting then adjourned. SSgt. Cecil D. Goodin, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lossie Goodin of Rt mous from Starkville, Macon, says ineir Doner room, wnicn wa Effective August 16 George Heard is the new associate count; agent, taking the place of T. K. Martin who is transferring to Tishomingo County. Philadelphia.

Euoora. Meridian, i hohlnri th main nin 1, Gr.olson, was one of two men given letters of appreciation and Gulfport and Laurel will be pres-1 pletely destroyed and the boilers cigarette cases recently by Osamu ent. I damaged to the extent of S2.000.00 ror tne past lour ana a nail r.ntn hivo nniip hif fnruv, Sept. 9 Eupora There. Sept.

16 Aberdeen Here. Sept. 23. Kosciusko There. Sept.

30 Ackerman Here. Oct. 7 Columbus There. Oct 14 Starkville (Homecoming- Here. Oct.

21 Macon There. Oct 28 Newton There. Nov. 4 Canton There. Nov.

11 Yaz-oo City Here. Nov. 18 Open. Nov. 24 Philadelphia Here.

McMillin Reunion The McMillin Family Reunion The Gulfport group will conduct which was covered by insurance, the meeting. The Louisville group There was no damage to the inter-is very anxious to have a good at- lor of the main cleaning plant Card From i Robt. Stevenson tendance at tnis meeting, so make Roger Allen of Western Auto years he has been territory man- jng the lives of three exhausted auer for Nutrena Feed Company, Japanese swimmers In the cold living at Columbus. of the Japan Sea In June. He was graduated from Missis- 'He a member of Detachment 4.

sippl State College in- January. 22nd Crash Boat Squadron at 1951, receiving a bachelor of Ashlya. ASHIYA BREEZE. July Mpusi k-nurcn on your pians to De present Sunday week at the City Hall at 3 p. m.

32-2t I wish to express my deep appreciation to the people of Beat says damage to his stock, including fire, smoke and water damages will be at least $1,000.00. This also is covered by insurance. Mrs. H. D.

McKay, owner of the Sty Those III Kiciac ucgrce in nuixurr, spe 99 1955 1 one for the wonderful vote you clalizing in dairy production, On Jackson TV Hl0 Moodv It a.m.... Western Auto building, has not gave me in electing me your con- Mr. Heard is a native of Brooks- nirkenon Is ta ery wW villein Noxubee County. Hi. STVtSO will be held at Choctaw Lake.

Sun The Crowson Trio, accompanied completed estimates of damages to by Oakley Sharp, sing on the Ford the building, but reoorts that re- iu icru we cunuuence you nave is uie lormer unvuie or (Anrni fnr thr-mnnthii trin to i TVantftti Tinn Thau hsua tun I placed in me. day, August 21. Every member of the family and all related families are invited and urged to attend. 32-2t Sincerely, children, Melissa, age 3, and Janice, 18 mos. Alaska.

He is tne son or airs. ice cream program on jacsson pair costs will likely run into the lie Mae Dickerson of Spring Channel 3 at 9 each Thursday neighborhood of a thousand dol-Street and was graduated from night lars. Part of the rear of, the. build- Robert Stevenson Loulsville High School In 1954. The trio Is composed of Tommy ing was burned and the roof, was damaged.

She thinks insurance Wednesday. aWen improv-JwetrtUlness. Mr. and fnd Bbby of Ki3.ii r. here "cently Legan and son, itatt7'd nom after iTWIbli week.

'will cover her loss, "Mystery" Farm Number Eleven SN Jackie Whitehead is spending a 30-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Whitehead, and family after a trip to Japan, the PhlllnnlnM. Honsknnff and joe ana uranaier jr.

crowson ana Roy Rogers, all of Winston County. Mr. Sharp, also a native Win-stonlan, Is now doing electrical work for a construction company Pearl Harbor aboard the U.S.S, i Jackson. i caueo. nere wwii it n.

i. 4 i at jw "i "lnl" in Virgo AKA-2H He wiU Giffin relatives. His next station to the same ship the home port. KewIcr FMd BUox Pan Francisco. Calli.

pfc McDanlel, son of Lt. Col, and Mrs. Douglas Net-jMnli Ethel L. Steed. Route 1, ties.

Robin, Jenny. Jim and Mac LouUvllle. recently took part In U-ft Wednesday to return to battalion training tests In south-Greenvllle, S. after a visit here ern Germany. MrDanlcl, a gunner with their parents and grandpar-, (n Company of the 5th Infantry Penaacola, Fla.i Divisions 11th Regiment, arrived nt Mr.

and Mrs. Jim suber, ana family overseas In October 1954 from Fort SSgt woody nas jsckon; S. C. A 1954 graduate of been in French Morocco the past Lobutcha High School, he entered STUDY PARK PROGRAM The LoulsVille Junior Auxiliary held Its regular monthly meeting at the City Hall on August 10. Mrs.

Tom Majure led the members in prayer. The minutes were read and approved after the roll calL The treasurers report was given. Mrs. Jimmy Robinson gave the Welfare report Mn. Blllle Hlght gave some facts about the progress Mississippi is making in its Cerebral Palsy Campaign.

She then introduced Mr. Hop Huthorn, who spoke about tne plans for renovating the park. Mr. I la thorn outlined the improvements to be made on the park and hoped that everyone would wholeheartedly support plans to make our park a pleasant place for the whole community. Mrs, Henry Fair gave a report on the Football committee, assisted by Mrs.

Ben Smyth and Mrs. T. B. Miller. The meeting was year, is spenaing a way luriuumi Army In Apra of lnat year Gregory of tauFJ? rccupert- tnm a rn Mon.

i'ft'tt' Calvary As lerlou. com- here with hli mohter, Mrs. Jeffie A le Raymond J. Carter of the Mojure, and family. He will report to McDIll Rlr Force Bane, Tampa, Fla.

SA Tommy Gates leavM Monday night to report to Sonar School at San Dieio, after a M-oay I 'rave which he spent with hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. James G. Gates. it 1253rd Alrwayi and Air Communl-cutlonn Service Squadron has been awarded the Good Conduct Medal for hi demonstration of Honesty.

Efficiency and Fidelity during the period July 23. 1952 through July 22. 1955. accordlnit to J. A.

Merkle 1st Lt. USAF. Adjutant. He is the son of Mr. and Mm.

O. C. Goff of Rt 1, and the huabnnd of the former Elaine McKay, d-tibter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. MrKny, Rt 1. Sit. md Mrs. Sidney Mrndrlx.

I.Ira and flubber came down from it. Lcmt'-rd Wood. for the week end with Mr, and Jtrs, J. ShmkHford and Mr. and Mn.

T. B. M.ller and Tommy. Their gaurhfer. Cherlvj, ro hid ipent a month In the Miller home, accompanied them back to t.s-sourL Vote for i.

B. (BROOKS) tZELL for Floater Repreentatlva. Give Brooks a chance, it's bis time. Advt 5 Injury M'Hft and Mrs. Carl Hrannon and children.

Jidy. 8. and Carls. 9 will arrive Saturday for a 30-day furlough with their parents and grandparents, Mr. snd Mrs.

James O. Gates. They were stationed at Frankfurt. Germany, for tht past three year, landing in New York City Monday. Tils part week they have vlltrd Sergeant Brannon's mother In Washington.

C. At the end of the month thrv will go to Ft. Bnning Ga. and Mrs Wallace Rome-dy and children, Linda Joy, Patricia and Randy, who have pnt the pant three years In England where he was assigned to the Third Air force, are (pending a 30-dav fjrloti-S here with Romedy and "by; Mri With New Company Marvin Richardson Is now state manager for Simplex Time Recorder Co. with offices at 812 Hooker St, Jackson, The factory located at Gardner, manufactures industrial docks.

Mr. Richardson tot the past -three years hss worked for International Easiness Machines at Fort Worth, Ttxaa. laanry Lsr9 faro fUasa corn fcy t- Jzrzl Uuittif ti tzxzx tni rtcclTt your f- rr.r2..