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I Photograph Courtesy Carnation Company Delight your baby at mealtime and educate him to new foods easily with recipes developed by Carnation Company. Kemember, Carnation—the milk with extra vitamin D to help your children grow straight and sturdy, all through childhood. Tougaloo News By Ruth Washington Thought: Fellows who know all the answers are those who make the rounds with ques tionable characters. The Jackson family has our deep and profound sympathy in the death of their husband and father, Mr. Henry Jack son, for whom funeral servic es were held on Wednesday, January 9, at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in Madison, with Rev. Stevenson, officiat ing. Mrs. Rosa Jackson, wife of the deceased and her daughter, Mrs. Leah Weakley wishes to thank their many friends who came to them in this hour of sorrow with words of encouragement, phone calls, food and cards and to those who volunteered to make the funeral programs, also to Rev. Stevenson for the beautiful eulogy. Mrs. Annie M. McGride spent the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Ann Garland in Vaiden, Miss. Other visotors of Mrs. Garland were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Lee Dob son and children, Chelia An nett and Eric Herman, Miss Deborah Williams and Miss Earline Vampers. Miss Shelia Ann Dobson, 1503 Fernwood Drive spent the weekend with her grand mother, Mrs. Annie M. Mc Bride. The Red Circle met Friday afternoon in the home of Ruth E. Washington. After the bus iness routine, plans were dis cussed to organize a basket ball team with the Red Circle girls. Mrs. Lena Kelly has return ed home from a visit with relatives in Detroit and Chi cago where she was guest of her sister, Mrs. Bertha Wil liams, who celebrated her birthday Christmas Day. She also visited her son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Roose velt Collier in Detroit and stopped in to see Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Parker and other rel atives in Chicago. Mrs. Kelly reports an enjoyable visit. Friends are proud to know that Mr. Eddie Rand is home and recovering nicely after undergoing surgery at the Baptist Hospital. His family wishes to thank everyone for their many kindness shown while he was in the hospital. Special thanks to Mrs. Len wood Sutters for the beautiful flowers. Mrs. B e 11 i e Williams and Mrs. Hannah Banks attended church services at Rock Star Sunday past with Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Luckett, also Mr. Joe Banks. Rev. Luckett is pastor of the church. Despite the inclement weather and frozen highways, the trip was made without any trouble. Friends and relatives are sorry to learn that Mrs. Gus sie Wheeler was in an acci dent on Sunday past, as a re sult of the icy streets. The ac cident occured on Capitol at Ellis Avenue. She was treated at St. Dominic Hospital, but is now at home recuperating. •It is hoped she will have a speedy recovery. Hatcher Explains 0 > wm^mr 4Tsm~ JFK Order* -* * 4 4 ATLANTA . — Presi dent John F. Kennedy’s execu tive order prohibiting racial discrimination in housing built with Federal financing was “narrowed in scope’’ before be ing issued, said the President's associate press secretary here. “While this will not satisfy some protest oganizations” said Andrew T. Hatcher, “it is a move in the right direction.’’ Hatcher, second man to Press Secretary Pierre Saling er. flew to Atlanta to address the annual meeting of the Greater Atlanta Council on Human Relations. in inner or outer space I by ALICE CARTER Manhattan is sporting its finest mid-winter manner these days. Red-c h e e k e d business men hustle from hotels to cabs; youngsters cavort on the Rockefeller Plaza skating rink and Columbus Circle looks more like Newport Harbor during race week than a busy metropolitan intersection. The Boat Show is in town and, as it does for two weeks every January, the New York Coliseum has become a focal point of attention for the nation’s eight million part time mariners. Women will be glad to hear the distaff side’s desires will be well tak en care of by boat manufac turers in 1963. “We have lit tle c h o i c e,” v Ab Crosby of x j “pz Midwest Icy A1 em Industries r in Harlan, In diana, told me. “It’s the wom an of the house who makes the final buy-or-no-buy deci sion for most prospective boat owners.” Crosby’s firm produces one of the nation’s finest custom made fiberglass boats. From where he sits, he insists, “we have to devote much of our planning to winning the women.” “Naturally,” Crosby contin ues, “colors and comfort are attractive selling points. How ever, it’s important to remem ber the lady will also be man ning the boat’s wheel for a summer afternoon’s day on the water. For that reason,” he points out, “women are be coming as interested in a boat’s functioning qualities as are husbands.” In 1963, Crosby told me, power steering will be in cluded on one line of Midwest ern Industries’ boats. “Our 20 foot models will be jet pow ered,” he said. “The power steering will make it easy for women to handle the controls.” Another functional plus, pitched at women, has been the introduction of hydraulic seats. “Women used to worry about bouncing around in fiberglass boats,” he admits. “These new seats make riding as comfortable'as watching tele- » vision in a 1 living room. Again, the de velopment was hurried by concern for the female’s comfort.” It’s nice to know that boat builders a^g learning what husbands., hay* Jong known. ThU wo mil n "T* bis?. Ghana Asks More Peace Corpsmen ACCRA (NNPA). — George Carter, of New York, Peace Corps representative In Ghana, said Saturday the Ghana gov ernment has requested 60 ad ditional Peace Corps volunteers —30 geologists and 30 industrial engineers. Fannin News Mrs. Ale an Adams, Reporting On Sunday afternoon, Rev. C. F. Odom of Jackson and three of his friends from Jack son State College were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Esaw Adams, other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Alfoncia Hill and daughter. 'A very delicious menu was served. Happy birthday to little Lin da L. Adams who celebrated her 7th birthday on Friday, January 11. That night, Linda was guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Williams. She is a first grade student at Goshen - Fannin School and her teacher is Mrs. Nancy Harvey of Ray mond, Miss. Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Ter rell of Pearson,. Miss., Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Adams were served a tasty Turkey Dinner with all the trimmings by Mr. and Mrs. Billie Norman. The dinner was enjoyed by all. Sorry to know that Mrs. Watson of Canton is ill. On Saturday afternoon she was visited by Mrs. John Hill. At this writing she is much im proved. Mr. and Mrs. Temp John son are proud to announce the marriage of their daugh ter, Miss Laura Bell Johnson to Mr. Joe Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Buddie Ward. Its a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Rogers and she has been named, Sophia Rosha. She is welcomed by a sister, Marilyn, age 2. Mrs. Rogers is the former Miss Leotha Linsley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Linsley of Gosh en, Miss. Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene Rogers are the pa ternal grand parents. ■«a SS&sA iywJS* •*¥ «. *a^lW tasting 11 ^sas, wn Spring*-^ 44w«-^j UU^ , A- «o>MM - fairtvi*1®1 __ ^^in* aCld 3. 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