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Waco Tribune-Herald from Waco, Texas • 41

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Waco, Texas
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wMRwwtwJhnfi jriMIU jaeffiMMirrijii iiyv ifrift Passion Play This Summer! In lagstaff irst authentic Aniei Icin ver slon the wurlil faniiius passion' performed 325 yiaM jn Olieminmergmi Bavaria ts Mng presented it) lagsidf Ariz this slimmer Open since May 30 jt will piny through Labor bay rnd and Is drawing nenr cnpac ity audiences since opening night Many are vacaiionrix in the nrra Propio who hiv seen this Story of the Cross say that it is: not only spectacle but an in flnenv It has proven to Ito Germany where first itet form nnce was given in lrt3) repeated fippHtsiniatciy every Ji) years since I Story with which the world is! familiar is that after a pestilence1 which took nearly 100 lives of Oberammergau villagers in 16331 the remainder pledied i Kjv a' Passion Play periodically in the Ititnre Old records in the town state that the plague was stayed t' em that day The plnlge has 'nr 325 years 'Iw taff passion Play is in 'Pi Vai Balfour inter pret mp the roll of Jesus his wifei we 'larv Magdalene Balfour is fomth of his family In make Biblical drama his life work Hi'tstaff mlier of ('em incree has signed a contract with Consolidated Concerts Corporation of New Yoik City which estab lishes the city as 'summer home" of the American version of the Passion Play Trims Return rom Eastern Trip Mr and Mrs Trim of' 3801 Grim Avenue have returned from a motor trip in the East They wen' joined liy their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs' 7' i ywfil feme! yijgPjgalaak wP'iff tM 3p Wat jMuBI tf ItLBJtXI IwSt i ft RaW fe SMBjHlL jl 1 $3Kl f1 1 Miss Mackie Will Study' In Europe Miss Shirley Mackie dcpari Monday hy plane tn spend th drat ion in tn Return Mins llaod Whitehead of 'Y South Nuu'ioenth Sireei md Mis Virginia Boek a service dub direetoi at ort Hood relumed Saturday from a two weeks' mo tor vacation and visit in Kansas Kans IDaru (TriliniifTuTilft Sunday June 21 1959 Woco TeO8 Page It Travel i snri i '4'4 lrr tH'n unifaf 14 Writ Wire or Phoc WoKe Mbs brief They i areas )' aaj Htvtk mttumum re ilnuhle jnom at pCf 'Ur Yau can budget HOTEL BATHS Lanai Suittl kH OT vS PRI GlS Two Ways to New fHBMJThA SPECIAL You can BUDGET DAYSJ WIGHTS bidudrn MfXLS A D4Y THtSsiAL I4THS Drink the world famous mineral waters while you take the benencial radioactive thermal baths at the Majestic And as an additional health bonus relax and reinvigorate in the warm sun rays poolside Millions have taken the baths at Hot Springs and found relief for jangled nerves aching muscles stiff joints hardening of the arteries high blood pressure even rheumatism and arthritic hm bw same for VOU At the Maiestic von ran rmnv the jtA luxury of from room to bath in robe and slippers son slr Swim tn our beautiful new temperature controlled poolState Golf at our nearby Country Club Year around fishing rn tri 3t lflkrt IJnarhifa T7omi 1 1 am namiiiui) auu BMC MUU 'y on Lake Hamilton for the exclusive use of our guests Good food and the Majestic are synonymous I summer in Europe She has I been with her pnrents Mr and i Mrs li Mackie 1116 South i Twelfth Street since returning (from abens when she is I member of the public school fac ulty Miss Mackie will meet MissAdda Hcynsscn who was her Iguetst here last summer in Lon don She will attend a luncheon of the Performing Rights So ciety will attend concerts at estival Hall and will give a lecture recital at Labrm Art Movement Center June 29 Part of her erfonnancc will be on the clarinet During tier stay in Ixaidon she will see one of her compositions danced "Un Pixo Rara" After her visit in London Miss Mackie will go to nntainbleu just outside Paris rance to siiend the remainder of the sum mer studying the clarinet and i'rimnnwi I izxn i 'laiin Will! be her clarinet teacher Nadia Boulanger her instructor in com position After school she and Heynnsen will spend a vacation in Switzerland also plan to visit nearby by car during week ends Miss Mackie had five performed by Louisiana viui ri ur ei oaion twuge in April during 16th annual Con temporary estival of Music oldest of its kind in the United States Children's choirs which she organized at abens won golden trophy at the district inter scholastic meet ntTitOi 233 WPTk MW yMAJB SOAtl fe 19 a Ji 1 wlrv1 wn irwim Vhiir1 ClSZfflr ZZA a WfiT 4 Bl fi i himp' jf ii mini 1 nuiiiuanii '4 10 ry LV" jw 'lrr2 LOOKS MEXICAN PARADE X1' Tidwell isneulcmd Bv DAVID WEBER a 4 of in iBlG sponsored by ov VEeecIy and SOUTHGATE or Cull Highway 6 Speight THE WO TIMES HERALD NOW LEASING Collar I HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK ARKANSAS EKMMS Other highlights of this thrill packed trip to Disneyland will include a visit to the famous oceanarium at Mar ineland of the Paci fic seeing the Los Angeles Dod gers in action and much more! ew color brochure write McEechin General Meneer What could be more fun than a week or weekend on tropical Galveston Island! Your family will love a sur prise trip to the Southwest's most famous beach resort hotel the fabulous Galvez more there's no charge for children in room with parents and you'll be surorised at the low rates The Disneyland Ho tel one of Califor most distinc tive hotels situ ated immediately adjacent to Disney land will be the newspaperboy's luxurious home dur ing his fun filled visit to Disneyland Planned amily Activities Planned activities for the whole family or more de tails write Mgr Hotel Gal vez Galveston Island Texas Dnnk th iomoui woftzi oe iocfhintj baths and thrill io a imw $nj of physical el beiny A visit to a land of imagination and dreams a rock et trip into the fu ture a rivercruise through a jungle wonderlandthese and other colorful adventures await the newspaperboy in Disneyland HeT! also visit Hol lywood and the mov ie studios Meet glamorous film and TV stars See mov ies made See the homes of motion picture personali ties And be the guest at a special studio luncheon This thrilling trip to Disneyland is sponsored by this newspaper and amily Weekly our popular Sunday magazine It is one of many oppor tunities available to newspaperboys part of our continuing effort to pro vide outstanding youth programs to help youngsters become better citizens of tomorrow eN a never to be forgotten expe rience that you can help your news paperboy win When he rings your doorbell to explain how you can help him he Will appreciate your encour agement Your interest may be just the incentive he needs to win with wonderful Hot Springs waters 5 Wacoans Spending Two Weeks in Mexico' A group of Wacoans left yostcr HAVMOR OR YOUR VACATION' DOLLAR in the VALLEY She will visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Guy Carlander in Amarillo They have moved into a new home they have recently bought Mrs Tidwell will co on tn I Paso to be the guest of her WrlU nl II TaffiSSiA 'rijli iiAdJBKr An exciting opportunity awaits the young man who delivers this newspaper to your door He can win a sensational an expense paid trip to the worn Disneyland Imagine what a thrill it will be for him to fly to Los Angeles to join with carrier boys and adult supervisors from other newspapers for a glorious fun packed visit to Disneyland And not all also visit Hollywood and the movie studios see the Los Angeles Dodgers play baseball visit Marineland of the Pacific and enjoy one of the most memorable trips of his life I Jerry Trim of Princeton who ai companied them to New York New Jingland states andi Washington The Jerry Trims will reside in Washington this summer where: he is employed in the Office of Strategic Defense at the Penta gon This fall they return to Princeton where he will complete work on a master's degree ini public administration You can 4y dll your dchet and (Mint due to tension nd fatigue and find relief for ar thrift! rheumaiitm end high blood prenwre in the radioactive thermal of Hot Springs Govtrnmnnf regulated bafhhouK right hi the Arlington where you can go in robe and jhppen by ipecial elnvaor direct the prrvecy of your room True hospitality end the fineit in entertain LIKE ARICA but lorida These tallest living animals run wild over 300 acres of "veldt" in Boca Raton an hour away from the neon glitter of Miami one of America's most popular vacation playgrounds Zebras elephants camels antelopes even ostriches and Abyssinian wild asses roam 300 acres called Africa A Open auto trains and GUTHRIE COMPANY 1701 Austin PL 4 3521 jeeps carry visitors through safely and animals come close enough to cars to be patted and fed by coura geous viewers A dozen loaves of sandwich bread at tracted these walking skyscrapers "Champ" at left said to be one of the world's largest giraffes is 21 feet high weighs 3600 pounds is valued at $22000 Sun urf on South Ps dr Island the lovely green Vay oM Mes ico a tevf moment jvwl Hot Spn ngj fop luxury hotel Concert dnnee and ballroom dancing music by Eddy Roger! and the Arlington Orchestra Social diveftion under the guidance of our graciou Social Hostess Enjoy your favorite recreation in Hol Springi Superb golf with Club privilege! al our nearby Country Club Year around Hiking LaVj Hamilton Ouachita and Catherine inest food servad anvwhnr it the tf the Arlington Room rates with half bath from 9 double $7 single With twin bads end privets bath from iz double single tunny center of America's newest resort reshwater alcon Lake short route to Mexico Box Chamber of Commerce McAllen Tex 'l: I II II ia CX ILAC 1 IV! 11UI I Jbodv haggler Everybody expi ct 1 Tl' retlin toMaco in September I 1 flirt AilUrtUIrtH rt 11 cd i verybixly to haggle Tourists like lo bargain That's hilf the fun of traveling Al MI)H ROM rcseaiih I Wheelers had 1wo missions AIR RAIL STEAMSHIP BUS At no extra charge let us: Help Plan Your Trip Make Your Reservations Get Your Tickets PL 4 6341 SHOPPING CENTER NEWS 2VIX WEI DON SI KR Wah1netnn ROBERT Al ARR Mexico and th Sea at BROWNSVILLE write Dept ITA CHAMBER of commerce BROWNSVILLE TEXAS i the rm their trip One was to find and plae a wreath at a tomb to an day by car for two wccks vaca I Unknow Salesman Salesmen 'are much more important than 101 ln cxlco soldiers" he said "But we had are Mrs Edd ernll of a terrible time trying lo find an 511 North Tenth Street Mrs Unknown Salesman I was sure Butler of 2226 Alexander Ave 1 wed find one in Srimgar bul no nuc Mrs Bernice Perry of 505 sn Every salesman then1 madt'iNoith Twenty fourth Street Mrsl darned sure he wasn unknown" Muriel Dnrwin and her brother An Unknown Salesman lying tin Butler of 150!) North der a curious dome shaped tornblifteenlh Street was finally located in Jerusalem1 They will go to Mexico City! unecicr reverently placed a Acapulco and other places wreath (containing ballpoint pens interest as a "symbol of and considered one mission ful In 1S93 wrestling matches filled jprincipil American cities (women dancers to perform be i Thi SECOND GOAL was lo'lween bouts see if ho could locate the original! juu jew'el necKlace ol Madame I 'Melba The Wheelers have a copy I of the necklace which in itself I is valued at some $100000 andi i ith this in hand they put word in all of the interna 1 itional markets that they were looking for the real thing But! i the long forgotten original never! fumed up 1 "unny thing though" said' i Wheeler "We went in and out 'of 17 countries and not once did a customs man ask about the necklace we were carrying" I ANOTHER REASON for start l(IH HUlg Tl'll) ing fiom Mexico was that it 7nq Sitpcr Salesnuiii Ehnar Wheeler vvS wJSSX 01 spend 4 I I 1 I1 1 1 1 VV IV 1 vx 7 1 1UCU ao wrvimrrrv 1 I "The Land of No Sell" High point MEXICO OTA It took Elmer heads a chain of institutes omof lhp trjn AS jnH tn trn firntinn 1 itii iiit i whs inc jqnn nr Xrlrf 2 aTnd Alling techniques in the Sl All or Srinigar Kashmir longer than it tok Cmtinflas hut and has arcad Published some to be exact then Elmer had sume research 20 lxwks on ttle subject He and! has a pilgrimage to do his ifp tnnk nff fmm Movirn make Wheeler said Cat ho The cigar smoking Texan called City last March He chose to start1 W' C' Roberts' for' the Number One Sales and end his circuit from here be Miss Sal lie Tiduell o( man completed his trip around cause the airline connections were! a 'ds aeo for a week before returninglhe world on Monday of last week right for doing the trip backwards! Amarillo She will be thue when he put down at Mexico "I've always wanted to do it! iivi i weck before coming back airport Stuffed in his brief he explained "Look traan nter the wm iH She customartly case was enough material to write at all the time you pick up 15 intru awi Okei of Sun fa book which just happens to be everv day you travel you add an! 1 da classes in Baptist what he has in mind He's toying hour or tto" Actually it ah! nt toth titles dut'M with two possible titles: came out even in the end TheU "vntinn lust rive1 Ui1 I the World with Elmer" and "How travelers lost a dav a full 24 a to Haggle in 17 Countries" hours when they flew from Van 6 ht fnallyiss Terry Goodman Icouver to Tokyo and then gath 7 ne linaHy says Af I THE DALLAS supersalesman ered it back a little at a time in cit7rInnr un tU ln MeXICO the sell is soft and the price firm Terry Gixxirnan of o0a fixed fas nve Thursday forj 'd 'ices are the enemv She will study Span wherler sakj ish at Mexico Qty College as a' si' Vv I That's where Mexico has slipped stadent' I '1en vears ago there was no such A1 boatman wno will stay ini I thing as a fixed price Evei lwme of nora MX I wit 1 1 U'n Cinrtk Shc is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Aubrey Goodman 1 OUipilOCU dL LHC IUVY gio I EL Gy GALVEZ you can help your newspaperboy win a fabulous trip to i Qjiii 1 wmf wOfi OB 13 i ri Wa WihJ illiL' iirri irinr 1 1 AA nWx fey rr" 4 Jim 7 'y Bl 3 IwBa err jsSks 7 I Pr'd A vM x' 1 'STS r00m ch'dfn unrtr 14 u4totbv fait? 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