The Macon News from Macon, Georgia • 11

TUESDAY MAT 31 1951 The MaCOD NWS 11 NAMES IN THE NEWS Lanier Junior Students Get Students Honored Today Linda Carstarphen Heads Miller Junior Council News of Our Churches Mrs Clayton Peacock hat succeeded Mrs John Overstreet as president of the Women's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church Other officers include Mrs Muldrow vice president: Mrs Calvin Rice secretary and Mrs Culver Kidd Sr treasurer Secretary of the various divisions of church work include Mrs Homer Shy Mrs Miller Bell Miss Clara Morris Mrs James Teague Mrs John Overstreet Mrs Horace Couch Mrs John Powell Mrs LaMaster Mrs 'Paul Gardner Mrs Boyers and Mrs Max Noah Circle chairmen are Mrs Julian Rivers lbs Carl Clark Mrs A McKinley Richard Binlon Mrs George Powers and Mrs Calvin Evans Mrs Holmes Is the new eiident of the Wesley aa Serv-s Guild Linda Corstarphen today waa named president of the Miller Junior High School Student Coun- dl for the 1955-56 acfcool year dur- 'inf the annual Retogni- tion Day program Other new council officers are Pat Hardeman vice president 4 and Bernle Heyward secretary Students were honored for out- i standing school work and for service to student organizations A complete list of the awards fri-i lows: 1 Shutante Mmaiaod tea taw Mi for two yean wan presented Orels i ft Merit awards Thar Jr Uatas Ai- Nancy Duneaa Anas Essisy Nincjr Ed-1 wards Gena Karaashis Glenda Nairas 'jf Anna Oldham Patricia Saaden Sondra Slocumb aandn Stan Barbara Vast and Anna Enaliih 1 Pupila haaarad for raalntalnlas- aa A avarase la the alath (rads this achaol rear an aa follows: Mary Vaacs Gloria 1 McGoa a 1 a a Handanea Susanna Shockley Vivian Skipper Glaser Ard 1 and rahi Kiisr I Ninth trade atudaata whs flalshed two i yoan with A averasaa an Vlrglala Ev- antt Saadra Hagan Anna EatUah Sally Aadanon Kana Bargana Rosa 'j Patty San Ana Smith Marias Rivera I Sylvia Carroll Haiaa Rosa Jean Ryle i Eugenia Aaball Kay Kelly Elaiaa Wal- NaUaulas Conrla WiH- Nerma Thornes Fraaea Parfcar Bath Tucker Sylvia Carroll A rniuie eartifieaia tar aaa year la the eboras want to tka following alatk grader i Aadraa Brown Jayaa Cnag Band Watarbons Aaa WhUkmarat Batty MeMath lua Bobsrta Fay Triwlck Cynthia WaUrar Rayraa Bond Waterhouse Aaa Whitehurst La- inta Ymfkia Veatriea Hanunonda and Raton Maria IKeGulra received nuarie certiHcatas for wo yaar membership ia tha Muiie Ap-predation Club A raurie madal with chain waa jtvon lor tore yean ai main pianist to Gloria McGee Jean Dukas and Sylvia Carroll AaaUtant pianists for two yean la-calving a nutate msdai ware Joanna HoltVEUial Kiser and Ana Motes Silver pina for counting wrappers and notebook covers srara awarded to Suaan Groves and Kay Edwards Cltad for bring news reporter oa Ann bgUte Book otoro awards wan given to Bar-lane Monroe twa years: Ernestine Fow-Angala Baevas and Margarat Wil eon Drama tie Clbb awafdg srent to Margaret Williamson Carol Avery Becky Nlaon Gloria Walker Holly Woodruff and Barbara Vaal Racrivlng award for their walk as monitor wsrs tha following: Offtoo Monitor: Gram Clc manta Virginia Shackelford Fmncene Baldwin Eaten Jonas Duran Lamb Harriet Haste-jurat Mari lea Klnard Allan Bmith Marian Smith Pstay Hardeman Bator Ulltar Eugenia Aaball Beth Bottom formal Dooley Barbara Carter Betty Jane Boberta Judy Donaldson Pstay Bins Marion Bridgoman Hsian Bom inn Dunlap Palmar Lombock Marjorie Head Monitors: Pays Tucker Baste Arrington Marion Simmons Shelby Beck Patty Sua Blackburn Francos Wlleoxssn Mary francos Oxley Terry Wright Brands Bush -Junior Bod Crosa Awards wsrs pra-ssatsd is ths followlag: Mary Les Toney Mildred GUtetaod Ethsl Blackman Patricia Collins Frances Rsbcraon Notsm Btocksr Frankia Cook Fays Phillips Doris Ball Margaret Ringwald Joycs Berman Nancy Boofcor Kilty Pcavy Barbara Wesley Lynda Basaatt Peggy Stephens Wy nelte Price Naaey Chappell Mutes Carol A vary Pag Webb Phyla Wabb Court Ruling Continued from Page One pages deliver copies to reporters the instant the justice delivering the majority opinion begins to read from the bench At the outset Warren noted the year rid decision declaring the fundamental principle that racial discrimination in miblic education is unconstitutional He said: "All provisions of federal state or local law requiring or permitting such discrimination must yield to this Outlining the steps the Supreme Court wants taken now warren added: giving weight to these public and private considerations of equity the lower courts will require that the defendants school boards make a prompt and reasonable start toward hill compliance with our May 17 1954 ruling Once such a start has been made the lower courts may And that additional time ia necessary to carry out the ruling in an effective manner burden rests upon the defendants to establish that such time is necessary in the public interest and ia consistent with good faith compliance at the earliest practicable date that end the courts may consider problems related to administration arising from the ph sical condition of the school plant the achool transportation system personnel revision of school districts and attendance areas into compact units to achieve a system of determining admission to the public schools on a non racial basis and revision of local laws and regulations which may be necessary in solving the foregoing problems will also consider the adequacy of any plans the defendants may propose to meet these problems and to effectuate a transition to racially nondisc rim ina-tory school system During this period of transition the courts will retain jurisdiction of these President Eisenhower predicted at a news conference weeks a that the court would not be arbitrary in its final decision and would take emotional and practical problems into consideration In addition to hearing arguments Engineering plans for Macon's sewage disposal system have now reached the point at which the city administration is ready to begin work on an ordinance putting legal machinery of tho big project into motion -Revised reports of the Atlanta engineering firm of Wlede-msn and Singleton were submitted this morning to Mayor Merritt and the Board of Water Commissioners Mayor Merritt said those plans ire satisfactory and are proceeding on schedule Next step will be procurement of a plant location probably near the Macon Dublin and Savannah Railroad property along the Ocmulgee River Mayor Merritt said At' the same time the mayor said work- will now begin on preparation of an ordinance to be passed by City Council authoring the Water Board to handle the sewage disposal system and enacting sewer service charges to finance it July 1 has been named as the date by which the city hopes to have this measure 1 ready for a vote the mayor added He said it will be voted on sooner if possible Station W0KA-7V To Be Closed One of two television stations WOKA-TV operating on Channel 47 will temporarily suspend operations following its 11 pm telecast today a station spokesman said today Formerly known as WNEX-TV the station was recently transferred to Cargill and Barnes Sr present owners and its call letters changed to WOKA-TV No other information on the suspension of operations was available today and Cargill was out of town and not available for comment The station which opened last year Is an ultra-high frequency outlet and when ownership was shifted to Cargill and Barnes its estimated liabilities were ROBERT JONES son of Mr and Mrs PAUL JONES of Maeon wss graduated with a bachelor of seienee degree as a pre-medical student from Davidson College at Davidson in commencement exercises Monday He was president of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity and vico president of Alpha Epsilon Delta lonorary pre-medical fraternity and of Gamma Sigma Epsilon honorary chemical fraternity WILLIAM JOHN O'SHAUGH-NESSY JR of Maeon was to receive a doctor of medicine degree from Tulane University In New Orleans La in commencement ceremonies today He Is the son of Mr and Mrs O'SHAUGHNESSY SR of 284 Albemarle Place was vice president of the Alpha Omega Alpha honorary scholastic medical society a member of the Owl Club another honorary medical society and president of the Tulane Chapter of the Student American Medical Association DR- and MRsTw CHRIS-MAN of 165 Corbin Avenue have as- their guest Dr father CHRISMAN of College Grove Tenn Smalling Bid Low On Auditorium Job John Smalling general contractor submitted an apparent low bid of $11208 today on alterations and improvements at Macon City Auditorium The bids which will Include renovation of lounges and restrooms in the auditorium basement and provision of some additional office space were opened at noon by Mayor Merritt Mrs Agnes Hatcher of City Council and Architect Ward Dennis Other bids submitted included Molton Sons $18731 and Sheridan-Punaro $12178 Tinsley Patrol Receives Trophy The Junior Chamber of Commerce presented a trophy to the Tinsley School Patrol this morning in recognition of outstanding achievpnent in its work for the year Safety Committee Chairman John Bowdre of the Junior Chamber of Commerce said four such awards are made each year to local schools with outstanding patrol units The awards are based oh efficiency devotion of members to duty neatness academic work and patrol attendance Funeral Notices NeSMITH William Oscar died May 31 1955 at his residence 939 Second Street Funeral arrangements will be announced by Memorial Chapel funeral directors WILSON Funeral services were held at 1 pm today in the chapel of Vinevllle Baptist Church Dr DeWitt Matthews officiated Burial was In Sunnyside Cemetery in Cor-dele with the Bev Clifton Fite officiating Memorial Chapel funeral directors Lanier Junior High School student! were honored today for outstanding service to the school and to student organisations In annual Recognition Day ceremonies at the school For work in the Hi-Y organization certificates went to Ed Moore Frank Houser Bobby Baer Bill Moas Lucian Aabeu and Bert Blanton aksmsMhip certificate wars owsrd-d HmWmL Bobby Ms loco John Coo-ridy PhU Hsycrfteld Tom Flournoy Hjteiy Buna Hi Joe Tlmborlakc Daxoy Nesl Mlko Baadon sad Ronald Can oeaaaUtad awards for tka Junior Bod Cium want to John Ttlfaird Jimmy As-bolL Arabic Bankotan Avers Msrskoll Jr jen Tlmbcrlckc Chris Gilbert Baxter mas Gary Purdy and Carl HoMsclaw Other Junior Rod Ctom swards wsot fo Coraid Strtsgteliow BiU Baity Jerry Cbcries Chambliss Robert Sso-gsb Voneo Gaorgn BMkor William Maddox Altm Atwgy ri ad Laaur SarraL Carttfleatcs for work as library assist- Audte Vtaral Ckt members rccetvlag Mrttfleatm warn Bmay Dallmua Chartio Jwdaa Lamar Ssrratt Robert McKay gygytote CM kfcChrra AI Mul-Ctezfc Steva Chsola Axtkar Tramr aad Bob Jackson Others worn Goat Bishop Arabia is Wwird Htrptr iid Klik JJtos of tho sports awards wort tho annua! sports bsnquet members of the golf team with of five wins and tbreo raegivefl tetter The let tar were awarded to Ken Halli King Salomon ColumbuaBakor and Cart Yarbrough For their particlpatten in tho Junior High band tetters won owardad to Joe Adam Jimmy Asbell David Barkley Cane Bishop Cleveland BeutwaU Lamar Brantley Charles Brittain Larry Brawn Farrell Brooks Bonofo Brio-sail Palmar Carr David Cranahaw John Cripe David Crown Bonny Don-mug Robert Dorman Hirateo Duka Bobby Klterheo Ray Embry Bllbr Hancock Joa Harper Maurice HanrelL Btlly Hicks Jimmy Howell Clyde JetoHOd WUUa Kidd Terry Land Mika Levtna John Lewis PMIUp Lord Gan McClure Vans McConnell and Edward Martin Completing the band Vat wera Edward Middleton AI MuIUns John Parker Earl PetUgrew CJiarte Ray Benton Reid Tammy Richardson Arthur Sark Billy Sander Ed ScIL Andy Lamar UptegroffL Chnrte Waodon and David Young Award for outstanding wort ta ag-rieultara wont Herman Huhn fw hie beef cattto Arthur Turner for beef stile and hog Hubert Hudson for beef cattto and hogs Tommy Jetaor Larry Lundy for dotty eattte and Ln-tber LWard tar public speaking Ctudeots commanded for outstanding work an the Slndont Council vm Jirt Merria Lloyd Williamson Franeta Clark BiU Matthews David Preston Goarge HSakell Zeb Vnnee Jimmy Heetar Butch Halteman Arthur Turnrj Hartnen Ai Mullins and Tommy I fournaHam tho following wanted certificates Chip Bolton Dnrid Bark ter Gen Bishop Jotm Boawou Charies Cobb Doha Daria Jamoo Dris-gu LoiSr Kthoridg Ortte rraoer Charies Hates Lash Harrtaon Frank Houaer and James HowoD Others bi elude Clyde JsbnsniL Nski Johnatsn Allen Jenes Vance MfComML Charles MeDiFteL Robert McKay Boby Markwalter Steva Morn SIsve Meailow Bill nw Bitty OfdMi Joha PriIsw Pnoiiig Livli PiPP Billy iu Thoms Phillip Walden Bobby Wl-lsraT Paul Walfoon and Lloyd Wiliam- For their walk an tho achool annuM Tha Fishbowl certUlMlu went to Zeb Vane edttor-in-chtaf ond Prone Clark Frank Armstrong Bobby Barker Ben Duggan Dillard Lnttr David Ramsey Sidney Hsrtnes Jimmy Shar-bor Herman Hubs Cart Ysrbraugh Bobby McCreary Jimmy Torrance David Prastea Jock Merria Hamp Smite aad Don Tumor Other recognised wars Charies Hall Robert Dorman George HukeU Steve Nelson Billy Hick Tommy Moultri BUI Matthews David Crenshaw Arthur GRAY Vacation Bible School Bt Gray Methodist Church will be held June 6-10 with Mrs Ralph Lineberger principal In charge Enrollment for the school will he held at the church Friday and children from the Clinton Methodist Church will also attend Mrs Garrett of Clinton will assist Mrs Lineberger Vacation Bible School at Elam Baptist Chnrch will begin Monday at am Cedi Etheridge Elam Sunday School superintendent said i Turner Gene Bennett Tammy Standard Billy Chora -La Roy Clanca Xoaoatt Dobs aid Donate Hutcherson Student wera- hooorad tor being on tho honor roll and for parted attendance aa follows: Two year honor raUt John Thomas Boswell Chart Albert Halea Jama Ranald Harvey Jerry Brins Johnson Edward Mumford Moor On year honor roll: Marion Bolin Richard Farrell Brooks Stephen Sam-nil Chanin DeQulne Davla Baxter Evans Gerald Holt route Phillip Ha-verfieid Clarence Emory Joboaoa Michael Stuart Levina Luther Lilian! Goo McClure Vincent Anthony Or-Chariao Auguattu Ray Janwa Wcitey Spivey Edd Dudley Wheeler Two year period atteodaneo: Robert Hardeman Bur Arthur Eugene Banks Joseph Barlow Emory Donald Beasley John Blackwell William Donald Canon Marvin Clanee OUn Griuom Charie Albert Hates Barry Israel Jerry Briu Johnaon Joa Neal Jones Curtte Alphonse Jordan IIL Dillard Laster Hobart Robidar Markwal-tar Steve Nelson Jam Pettigrew William Paul Riley Joseph Delano Smite Chart Sonuk Robert Clio-on Starr Henry Lamar William Om year ported Lee Brooktr Clifford Larry Brown Cransten Brown Wayne Woe be Larry Callaway Heyward Palmer Cur Ronald Verdcr Carr Walter Scott Chow Jr Edward Church well Dante! Benjamin Dixon George Doles Kail Kirk Domingo Robert Dorman Lawrence Edward Davor Jamas Nolan DriikcU Hurt Dteum Randall Franklin Evans Thomai Henry Faulk Donald Flewellyn John Garrett David Lee Golgor OUn Grissom Chan HU1 Jr Geerga Leo Hubbard Robert Jackson Jr Robert Clyde Johnaon idail John Glynn Jones Randa Jones Doyle Kitchens Wiliam Terry Land John LesUe Billy Lewis Phillip Hugh Lord Michael Brack Martin Gena McClure William Lee McDowell James (Kill McNceae Clayton Roscot Paul Clifford Charles Porter Larry Lamar Preitey Jamas Cart Pringle David Ramsey Charles Auguattu Ray Tilde Held Henry Leon Rowland Arthur Sark Coarse William Sawyer Stanley Jackson Self Larry George Shelton King Solomon James Wesley Spivay Charles Wealey Walker WIL liam bivid Walton Edd Dudley Wheeler Paul Kirkland Wilkinson Furry Dennis William Robert Willi Asthma and Hay Fever Relief Comes in Minutes and Lasts For Hours Tiny Tablet Now Available Without Prescription Raymond Smith Inc Granted Charter Here A charter for Raymond Smith Inc was granted in Bibb Superior Court Monday in an order signed by Judge Oscar Long Petitioners for the charter were Raymond Smith Glennie Mayo Smith and Ed Roberts The new corporation is to deal in new and used automobiles and other types of machinery and to operate an insurance agency and rent or lease motor vehicles under terms of its charter Last Surprise ONEIDA Wis Esrl Van Dwell planned to surprise his wife with a wrist watch on their wedding anniversary He hid it in his garage so she wouldn't find it But it was Van Dwall who was surprised The watch was stolen Nw Vote liediexl oei-nc has developed bow tiny tablet that not oqly stop asthma tpmams but bring! relief to those who also afftr from hay ftver attacks Anthoritativa teits hava proved that thii remarkable compound bring! bleeeed relief in mere end gives hoars of freedom from recurrence of painful spasms This fsit-ecting formula is proscribed by doctors for their private patients who suffer from both asthma and hay fever And now sufforsrs con obtain this formula without in tinroaijr-to-tak tablets called Primates Now Primatsna opens bronchial tubas loosens mucous congestion re by counsel for each side la five cases on the dock the justices last April listened attorneys for six states their 'views as of These attorneys appeared Florida North Carolina Arkansas Oklahoma Maryland and Te Their position in general was they needed time to work out problem at tha local level thr school boards and courts' The opinion ran ac five printed pages or less this 1500 words Technically the Supreme reversed judgments of lower 1 eral courts in three atates aad District of Columbia which based on the long-time doctrine i but facilities Negroes These cases originated in So Carolina Virginia Kansas and national capital The district courts where thesel cases originated were directed I take such proceedings and enterl such orders and decrees consistent! with this opinion as are necessary I and proper to admit to publicl schools on a racially nondisc rim-1 inatory basil with all deliberate! peed Negroes involved in tha litt-l In the fifth case Involved I from the Supreme Court! upheld a decision of the state's highest court The Delaware decision ordered I the immediate admission of some I Negroes to schools previously at-1 tended only by white children The ground for the Delaware I ruling was that facilities for Ne-l gro pupils did not meet the "sepa-l rate but test and could not I be equalized in the reasonable near fjiture While decision dealt I specifically only with the five css-1 es before the court it is broadl enough to cover segregation ln schools everywhere Warren said for example that I all provisions of federal state or I local law permitting public school segregation must yield to the I court's decision that the practical is unconstitutional No quick end to all segregation appears to be in sight however 1 especially in sections of the South In schools and states not directly I involved in the five cases it pre-1 sumably will be up to Negro par ents to bring suits in school dis tricts which refuse to integrate lieves tent nervous tension helps dry up nasal passages Alt this without taking painful infections and without too inconvtn- -icnce of nebulizers Ths secret of Primatens is that it contains medicines found most effective in combination for tboea who suffer from nothmn and hoy favor distress Primatens Is mvailabls nt nil drag stores Ths price is only Md for bottle of twenty-four tablets And if not entirely satisfied yonr money will bo refunded promptly So look forward to sleep nt sight nd freedom from anxioty by day Got Primatens today! moaiiai Case IW Whitman niioiwl twa 3-9366 kar Eva Paythnaa Ellaa Brooknaon i Patsy Strao Marian Dunlap Hal Barbara Carter Bath Hamid Laverne Bute and Bliabeth wan pnaantad flag awards and a aelenca Club ccrtiileata was awarded to Donna Jordan The following eighth grade pupila with A averagat for the year wan nonortd: 4 Linda CarMarphen Elalna Seharfman Madeleine Calhoun Marcia Asbell Pa-treia Wllllamt Ann Hutehlnaa Patricia lavender Alice Barney Penny Rythcr Franeen Baldwin Harrietta Ruhr Pa- tricia Manning ghewell Millar Sally Murphey Patricia Willis Sandn Johnson Carol Jenee Batay Miller Maynette Stewart Carroll Jan- kins gandra Grubb Barbara Haskins Margarat Holloway Gloria Massey Pa- tricia Lawnnea EUan Bucfaac Clair Sue Harrison Sandra Unebcr- a Millar Cnda Squint Dorothy Turk Phyllis Lynn Cottcrton Joyce Flnehar King Caryl Alton Joyce Book- or Moriarmo McClung Brenda Ward Ann Booth Carolys Coo Bandrn Hallman Sunny Hayward Gloria Johnaon Kathy Kennedy Joan Montford Evelyn Wade Thuna Kerr Maritee Klnard Durala i lamb Vivian Paul Dot Williams Deanna Carlisle Virginia Shackelford Sandra Valentina Virgil EMU Leann Burkett Peggy Glddcng Pot Hardomaa Betty Livingston Raccgnitted for psrfeet attendaoea in tha ninth grade wot given to the fol- tewing: Om Year: Linda Freeman Linda Ctoca Loretta Herndon Faye Chambers Fionas Gordon Marilyn Mttchiaar Char lotto Chock Nsls Sue Ivey Zcralds gprsyksrry Sylvia Carroll Barbara Ricks Gloria DanteU Pat Baadsrs Carol i A very Ann Barfost Ethel Klssr Bran- da Addtetsa Unis MairiwlL tends Nelms Lais Weilbakcr Two years: Viola Ham Gloria Me-l Gee Mary Lee lander Fays Watkins Thelma Whittington Ruth Noekols Pa- tricia Sago Gwendolyn Casey Paulina Ferguson Wilma lama Fays Mullie Linda Mullli Betty Psyna Raaemary Boyd Elalna Smith Linda Humphrey Recognltiao for perfect attendance In the eighth grads was givaa to tha foi- tewing: Jan Bass Mary Louisa Brown Ihirtey Ana Byrd Grace Clements Carolyn Coa Mary Jo Crawley Martha Dixon Ruth Evans Joyce Fincher Kathy Hudson Audrey Hill gandra Hallman Elisabeth Hsae Idea PhyUts Herring Judy Harris Barbara Jean Jones Sarah Knowles Pat Lavender Patricia Lawrence Kathleen MfCaltam Maria McGuire Patricia Moors Ana Muon Gloria Massey A onto aa Powell Betty Bitch Ihirtey Smith Charlotte Sprayberry Janie Stevens-Dorothy TuS RuaeU Ward Becky Wil-son Nan WOmo Jan Wilaaa PriseiUn Westbrook Beth liana Future Tear bora of America awards wars praaaiitad la the tallowing pupils: 1 Shirley Bernard Bronda Want Marilyn Mitchiner Barbara Carter Judy Harria Jolalns -Tidwell Aims Ethridge Baba Worm am Jean Williams Gloria Johnson Marian Simmons Mary Goss pupils who wan aids ia tha audio visual phuao of class work two year were honored They are: loos Beasley Ginger Jenei Eva Paythnsa Eugenia Peacock Joao Williams Honor awards for ane-ycar aarrteo as projectionists: Ellen Broekracoa Vlkl Hammonds Ethel Blackman Brenda Ward Sandra Monts The following girls recetvsd service certificates: Sandra Brock Shirley Sut-ton Polly Wagner Gloria Jahnioa Bet- ay Livingston Patricia Sanders Agnet Severin Utrlte Smith Student library assistants honored today srara: Sarah Akers Elalna Alley Sally Anderson Bay Chance Cusla Chl-chaatec Louise Davtdron Peggy DuBosc Glnny- Everett Dora Hanaon Louisa Lamar Palmar Lam back Glenda Nelms Crockett Bader Sondra ilncumb Edwlna Tidwell Barbara Veal Babe Worsham Glenda Nelms also received a csrtlfl- rata of eerviee from tha stats for bar record as student library assistant Lunrh callers recognised today racra: Helen Rom Peggy DuRom Aane Pun- lap Karan Baraeran Normal Thomas Betty Worley Eugenis Asbell Barbara 1 Worsham Betty Jane Roberta Lunch room moot tori honored were: Ann Barfoot Jnllsnc Tidwell Peggy Lavender Judy Bryson Joan Williams Louisa Garrett Carolyn Watson Hall monitors honored today 1 Helen Maodenon Katherine Wolf Pat- tjr Sue Blackburn Thuna Kerr LMa Jo Smith Naney Laster Shirley Brown Mary Carr Linda Tuggle Jane Peeler Jean Stubbs Linda Norman Frances Graham Linda Mullis Fay Mullli Flsint Walker Marguerite Arrington Nancy Edwards Nancy Campbell Rom Potty Gwendolyn Coleman Madeleine Calhoun Shelve Woods rd Margaret Pyo-thress Gloria BoulwelL ThereM Mtehel Peggy Maven Polly Wagner Annette Wara Ann BllUnghurst Barbara Caller-ton- Sandra Lioebertr Ana Etheridge Elliabeth Hall Ann Harrell Evelyn Twiggs Leann Burkett Harriet Ruhr Watering Mam award went to the tallowing: Joyce Parker Faya Phillip Peggy Daniel Bertie Evan Katie Pcavy Betty Wood Oltrne Davidson Fay Watkins Martha Thrasher Harriett Stokes Shelby Smith Carolyn Pelt Sandra Gordon Gloria Cook Carol Knolls Kay StakM Patricia Waather Sandra Joan Valentina Barbara Jons Gail Jackson Two-year chorus awards music era tWteatea with a goM Mai wera given to the following: Jacklo Gregory Ratty Hotelier Christine Nelms Vicki Perry Am English Karan Bargeran VMirire Hammonds Kaye Quinn Carolyn Melvin Patricia Am Sega Elliabeth Las-aetar Lindt Greene Janet Rowland Joan Dukas Joyce McCrary Margarat Llptard Berated Ctric Miriam Herio Virginia Nesl Melts Thompson Patricia Gllresth Katherine Beasley Mart bit Motet Peggy Davies Gloria McGee Faya Chambers Harriet Devine Regina Keebta LaVerne Bush Magdalene Johnson LaVerne Davis Ethel Kiser Am Motes Kittle Cox Donna Hicks Patricia McRae Helga Miller Franreo Temberiln Jana King Breeder Faye Blood worth Joamo HoK Gwendolyn Coaoy Detoraa Campbell Funeral Notices JOHNSON Clinton Funeral services were held In the Gordon Methodist Church at 11 im today The Rev Emmett Roberta and the Rev Harvey Roughton officiated and burial waa in the Aabury Cemetery with Nasonic services at the raveaide Mortuary in grav Charge WEST Norman Vinlng: Funeral services will be held in the chapel of Mortuary at 4 pm today The Rev Clapp and the Rev Alexander will officiate and burial will be lr Macon Memorial Park fiROOKS Robert Frank: Funer-si services will be held in the chapel of Mortuary at 5 pm today Dr Ernest gloom nd the Rev Cates will officiate and burial will be In Riverside-Cemetery WOOD George Daly: Funeral services will he held in the chapel of Mortuary at 5 pm Wednesday Dr Ernest Sa-loom will officiate and burial will be In Rose Hill Cemetery frlOMAS Leon Judson Sr: Died in a local hospital May 30 1855 Residence 743 Orange Street Funeral arrangements will be announced by Hart' Mortuary Daniel Helm Sutton Nancy Yoan nU Chichester FrancM Parker Csylo Collins Karan Paridna Joyce Booker Ihelva Woodard Jack! OCcln Jo Brown Dares Dun ghsrcU Andrews Rsynell Holder Am Mason Judy Jons Pmy Wsgnoit an Wilson Peggy Imttk sen Undo NcSmltk Bylvia Barbara Herndon Students were honored today A Miller Senior High School in snnuil Recognition Day ceremonies at the school Student Council President Iris Balcom was in charge of the program The invocation was asked by Miml McMahan student council chaplain Honor graduates who were nesented Phi Beta Kappa awards nduded Iris Balcom Gwendolyn Bloodworth Manila Bond Laverne Chester Jean Clark India Clark Kay Collins Dora Jeail Collins Della Dallmus Paula Hutcherson Sandra Johnson Ann Marshall Gene Massey Pat Orr Celeste Parker Carole Puckett Martha Schell and Nancy Terry Members of the Future Teachers of America who received certificates of merit from Principal Lasseter wera Jeanelle Carr Dorothy Good son Sara Mathews Carol Puckett and Carol Robertson Other awards were as follows: Home Economic Department: Award tram McCall Teenage Fashion Board by Prat Lsssotcr to Peggy Eaton Most outstanding homo economic graduate award presented by Mrs Char las Reed Macon Woman Club prarident to iy Eaton loosuagc: Franck award Manila Bond Business: Best ail-araund business graduate Dora Jeon Collin Award promoted by Miss Barbara Collins pros-dent at tha Pilot Club Gym Deportment Announcement mode by Beta Hooks president of the Milter Athletic Association Gym assistant Hacbel Balk com Ann Blakaiy Ann Corey Camille Cask in bus Conley Margie Copeland Gertrude Crouse Barbers Groce Hope Jusiuc Miml Lamer Mildred Mathews Peggy Rowland Kay bhaw Barbara Blokes Sandra Beach Sylvia Brown Paula Huib Idris Jonaa Miml McMahon Norma Uataea Marcia Parry Mary Jo Porch Macdene Thomas Carol WoUrim Virginia Worm Cheerleaders Jan Edwards Nan Millwood Connie Parker Ann Shtrah Edith Wooden Lynn Wtgguia Irophiea archery champ Ann Blakely tanna champs Betty Holloway and Beverly Dersey History: Awards bom Senior Schol tic currant hialory magasne made by Prof Lraratcr to Pot On and Bunny Devin Bed Cram: Award given to Judy Wooton by Mi Savit Library: Certitlcote to on year library maistenta Barbara Armstrong Carol Brown Glenda Brogden Haney Clements Margaret Dubose Lou Nell typs Betty rorguaon Lynn Gresham June Herrington Donna Lee Hunt Sandra Hoover Rose Ivey Jane Joyner Jo Ann Kay Joan Rctterbough Boots Kelly Wynelte Kitchens Garaldine Brenda Moigan ly nails Moul- ion Judy Newton Barbera Sanders Mary AUet Bcotl Marie Shew Betty Stroup Wenonah Shipman Batty Wallace and Pntnete Ann Windham Awards of two-year seals to Beverly Burgea Dorothy Goodaon Dorothy Me-donation Joy Nobis Faya O'Neal Grace Otto lkno-yaor goal to Patna Wilson Girl a High Lights Business Staff: Announcement mm by hminens manager Joan Pruett for next year stall JiU Foote busline manager: Betty Jean Bryan assistant business manager Ana blurah advertising managar Hetty Wilson assistant advertising managar Boras Martin emulation manager Annual: Announcement of next yoark annuel eteff made by Betty Garrard editor Betty TUnberuk editor Camille Adame smnnato editor Nichols feature editor: Hope biographer: Shirley Gravel and Bunny Davinc artists tenastm Sanders and Sylvia Bennett typists Begino True buatnem- Betty Ferguson advertising Patsy Burton and Cindy Birdsty Jr btgraphm Bookstono: Award presented by Irish Balsam to 1M4-M manager Kay Collin and raslsunt Mari House Will no Smith and Kay Parker wera araiounecd os next yeer manager end Bonk: Award praaented by Ins Balsam to 1104-3 president Dora Jean Collins Jill Brock and Jena Underwood wera announced as next jrear'o president and vice president Drama Department Glenda Smith Joan El lin ton and Andros Vaughan wera onnouneed ra next year's oritool Mars radio program announcers by Mar-gtaHcTTltag praautent of tho Dramatic Cittiensliip: Iris Balcom waa presented the brat cttlaen award by Mia Florins Davie regent of tho DAB Scholarship Mr Cubby Snow present-ad Waleynn alumna scholarships to Sut Crawford Delore Hi be too and Nancy Terry Margaret Mclvoy scholar-Milpo to Emilia Burden ana Carolyn Wide Other echolanhipe winner announced by Lameter were Mar- R1 Suntnona Mercer: Ceteate Parker Ige Fergueon Kitty Vinsou Manila Bond Wesleyan: Jean Clark Dcbbte Bubal JaanKi Lnott University of Gear-is inois ciark Ai Til Milter Alhteti orshlp wm prassnted by Deanna Dodsin Tho Drama ties Club ochatenhip was prrasntod to Morgm erritego by Msry Leonard Gifts to tha School: Ran roam equip-wnt presented for the student council by Monica Andros vie president Two water fountain praaented tar aevoral chib by India Clark Portrait of Principal rtsr praaaiitad for tha rate by Nancy Terry pnddmt ALMA Award: Pre to Fradda Haffodtts Prasenuttan of IMB-gg ProMdont of Student Connell: Jackie Devta by Ira Earthquake in Russia PASADENA Calif UP v- A major earthquake which centered near Vladivostok on the eastern coast of the Soviet Union wss recorded on California Institute of Technology seismographs Monday 2 1 blades whirling in oil inside your Dynaflow unit Because you can switch the pitch of those propeller blades from high-economy angle that gives you top gas mileage in cruising to high-performance angle that gives you action plus And because when you call for that action by pressing the gas pedal way down you get it split-second quick and silky an instantaneous power response for get- away or for a sudden safety-surge of acceleration when needed It's a solid soaring pulse-quickening thrill -unlike anything you ever felt and robustly bolstered by walloping new horsepowers raised to record might It's something you definitely ought to try-just to know really new in and to see for yourself why Buick sales are zooming to an all-time best-seller high Drop in today or tomorrow and well gladly arrange show you too the prices that are keeping Buick in the tight circle of America's top sellers Drssa it Umisri Ratimdtttr ptiomd ri fitfw MeihrSm IN A land vehicle there's never been anything like the magic a pilot gets with his variable pitch propellers He can angle the blades of his propellers for performance as he heads his plane down a runway to get quick take-off and climb He can switch the angle of those propellers for economy aloft to get more mileage from the fuel in his tanks As we said there's never been anything like that in a land vehicle Butlthere is now It's in a Buick with Variable Pitch Dynaffow you can take the word of thousands of excited owners of new Buicks that it's the closest thing to wheeled flight Because you have twenty propellerAike CAN V0U SU STEM STOP SAFELY? 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