The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 33

JUNE 12, 1968 Advertiser -JOURNAL PAGE 7C Beauticians Will Conduct Clinic Here Mrs. R. Calmese Russell, owner and founder of Calmese's Beauty College in Meridian, will serve as guest artist for the annual Educational Clinic, to be sponsored by the Alabama Association af Modern Beautician Chapter No. 6 of Montgomery, June 12-15 at the Cleveland Avenue Branch YMCA. member of the 31st Avenue Baptist Church of Meridian, Mrs.

Russell leads a busy fessional and civic life. Being identified with numerous educational agencies, she keeps abreast with the best in training in personnel, and in modern improvement. Mrs. Russell has won many citations and trophies for demonstrations and clinics throughout America. She served for the past the faculty of The Beauty Culturist League.

She received an honorary Master's degree in Beauty Culture from the National Institute of Cosmetology in Miami, in 1958. Mrs. Russell has trayeled extensively throughout the U.S.A. and Continental Europe, studying in London, and Germany. Mrs.

Williams Presents Pupils Mrs. Johnnie Mae Williams will present her piano students in a musical, recital, Monday night p.m. at the North Montgomery Baptist Church. Students are as follows: Paula Reynolds, Patricia Willis, Brenda Willis, Donzette Letchen, Gloria Tolbert, Betty bert, Annie Phillips and Ora Suddeth. ASKEW.

Dowe DENNIS, Mrs. Martha DURDEN, John L. FORD, Mrs. Louise FRAZIER, Mrs. Frances HARRIS, Mrs.

Nellie HINKLE, Mrs. Annie HUFFMAN, J. C. HUFFMAN, Mrs. Ruthie M.

HUGHLEY, Willie JACKSON, Eddie KENNEDY, Lee LEWIS, Mrs. Frances PATTERSON, Willie Tyrone PUGH, Mrs. Mattie REED, Turner Sr. RUMP, Mrs. Mollie SMITH.

Mrs. Lula WALKER. Bruce WILLIAMS. Alfie WILSON, Mrs. Rosa W.

WOOD, Bout YANCEY, Mrs. Eliza YOUNG, John Henry PATTERSON, Willie Tyrone, 649 Maggie St. Funeral will be Sunday at 3 p.m. from Ross-Clayton's Chapel. Burial in Lincoln Cemetery, Survivors include his mother, Miss Betty D.

Patterson; father, Willie Bailey a sister, Pinkie Marie Patterson; grand. mothers, Mrs. Irene Patterson and Mrs. Maggie Bailey; grandfather, Willie Jackson; seven aunts; four uncles; eight Grand Aunts and five grand uncles. Rev.

J. H. Jackson, officiating. WILSON, Mrs. Rosa Weatherly (Sugar) Elmore, died at her home.

Survivors include her widower, Willie Wilson; daughters, Mrs. Jeanie Frazier, Mrs. Martha Pinkston, Mrs. Rosa Jackson, all of Elmore, and Miss Nina Ruth Wilson; sons, Jasper Wilson, Willie L. Wilson, Samuel Wilson, Lincoln Wilson and Charles Wilson; father, HenTy Weatherly, Mathews; sisters, Mrs.

Mary. Blakey, Mathews, Mrs. Rebecca Johnson and Mrs. Clara McCall, Ramer, and Mrs. Mandy Orum, Mathewe; brothers, Henry Weatherly Jr.

and Weatherly, Mathews; eleven grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Funeral will be Wednesday at 12 noon from New Providence Baptist Church. Rev. H. L.

Billops officiating. Burial in Elizabeth Cemetery. Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. She was a member of Providence Burlal Society. HARRIS.

Mrs. Nellie, 400 S. Union died at a local hospital. Survivors inclade her widower, Cawthorne Harris; daughters, Mrs. Veola Flora, Bronx, N.

-and Mrs. Rosa Mae Harmon; sons, Sam Harris, Montgomery, and Robert Davis, Long Island, N.Y.; six grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; two. sons-in-law, and a sister, Mrs. Mary Harris, Beacon, N.Y. She was a member of Hutchinson St.

Baptist Church and Jackson Street Burial Association. Funeral will be Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. from Hutchinson Street Baptist Church. Dr. H.

H. Johnson officiating. Burial will be in Eternal Rest Cemetery, Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. HUFFMAN, J.C., Cecil, died in a local hospital. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Hattie Huffman; step-daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Rowell: sisters, Mrs. Mary Lou Duncan, Grady, Mrs. Betty Ann Felder, Montgomery, and Mrs. Willie Huffman; grandsons, Sgt.

Willie Rowell, Ft. Dix, N.J., and James Rowell, Mt. Meigs; two sisters-in-law; three brothers-in-law; two great-grandchildren; nieces. He was a member of Mathew Chapel AME Zion Church, near Cecil, and of the Benevolent Society, JACKSON. Eddie, 1223 Peach St.

Funeral will be Sunday, 2 p.m. at Piney Grove Baptist Church No. 2. Pike Road, Rev. W.

B. Brown officiating. Burial to Carter Hill Cemetery, Lee's Funeral Service directing. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Clara Jackson; six daughters, Mrs.

Edna Mae Jones, Florida, Mrs. Marie McClain, Marion, Mrs. Eddie Mae Jackson, Mrs. Hattie Mae Presley, Detroit, Miss Catherine Jackson and Mrs. Elizabeth Williams.

Montgomery: 22 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. WOOD, Bout, 1453 N. Court St. Funeral will he Sunday, 11 a.m. at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Rev.

W. E. James officiating. Burial in Riggs Cemetery, Bullock County, Lee's Funeral Service directing. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Minnie Wood: one daughter, Mrs. S. T. McBride. Columbus, two sons, Willie C.

Wood, Troy, and Ralph Wood, Dillion. S.C.; one sister, Mrs. Russie Mae Sparks, Banks: 10 grandchildren, seven greatgrandchildren; two daughters-in-law; and one son-in-law. He was a member of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. Want Cash Fast? Chesterfield Co.

Cuts the Red Tape Signature Personal Confidential Chesterfield Co. Loans 14 N. Perry-262-5741 D. E. HUNT, Manager Brewton Graduate Posted Unusual Attendance Mark GEORGIANA Claude Murrell, son of the late Rev.

E. Murrell and Mrs. Lillian C. Murrell of Georgiana, graduated May 30 with honors from the Southern Normal School of Brewton. Murrell's first six years of Hutchinson Street Plans Women's Day The annual Women's Day servance of the Hutchinson Street Baptist Church will held Sunday, June 12, beginning 10:30 a.m.

in the auditorium of the church. Theme is, "'The Image of Chris. tian Women An Urban ciety." The main address will be livered by Mrs. Louvenia Green, acting principal of liam Burns Paterson School and president of the Montgomery County Emancipation sociation. Mrs.

C. M. Johnson will introduce the speaker. Mrs. Gladys Thomas will side.

Other participants on the include Mesdames Rich, Geneva Thomas, J. Tripp, Louvenia Waver Leanna Thompson. The spiritual tone of the will be sounded by Mesdames Marjorie Lawson, Margress White, Mary B. Wiggins, Williams and Gertha Whiting. Pastor is Dr.

H. H. Johnson. Antioch Baptist Church, Roba. Burial in Antioch Cemetery, Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing.

Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Ada Crayton; sons, Richard Smith, Cleveland, Ohio, Tommy Lee Smith and Wright Smith, both of Roba: 31 grandchildren; 34 great a brother, Charles Chambless, Roba; several nieces and nephews; and three daughters-in-law. She was a member of the Israelites Benevolent and International Society, ADAMS, Thomas, Hope Hull. Funeral will be Sunday at 12:30 p.m. from Shiloh AME Zion Church, Rev.

E. I. Marlow officiating. Burial in Carter's Cemetery, Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Irene Adams: daughters, Mrs. Anna Williams, Birmingham, Mrs. Delia Bulger, Cleveland, Ohio, 5. Joncie McQueen, Letohatchie, and Mrs. Willie Corene Adams, Crittenden, Leon Hope Adams.

Hull: Detroit, sons, Cleo Adams, Elijah Adams, Cleveland, Dennis and Adams. Lewis Roosevelt Wheelwright, Adams, Flint, York City; 32 grandchildren: two great brothers, James Adams, Cecil, Bernard Adams, Detroit, Eddie Owens, Hope Hull, Kinley Owens, Birmingham, and Isiah Porter, Montgomery; six daughtersin-law; four sons-in-law: and nieces and nephews. He WE a Veteran of World War No a of Beulah Baptist Church, Hope member Felder Lodge No. and treasurer for the David and Jonathan Society, HARDAWAY WILLIAMS, infant Alfie, died Saturday in a Tuskegee hospital. Burial will be announced later.

Carter's Funeral Home in charge. Survivors are his mother, Miss grandmother, Juanita Mrs. Williams, Lucilla Hardaway; Hardaway, TUSKEGEE ASKEW, Dowe, died Thursday at his home, 423 Lewis St. Funeral will be Monday, 1:30 p.m., Macedonia Baptist Church, Tuskegee, Rev. J.

L. Jordan officiating. Burial in Macedonia Cemetery, Burton's Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hattie Askew, Tuskegee: daughters, Mrs.

Ella Dickerson and Mrs. Mar. garet White, Cleveland, Ohio: Mrs. Mary Thompson, Tuskegee; son, Otis Askew. Ocala.

sisters. Mrs. Charlotte Pace, Mrs. Malinda Williams and Mrs. Lucille G.

Moore, Tuskegee; Mrs. Mattie Austin. Cleveland: brothers, Sherley Askew, New York City; and Dile Moore, Willie Askew. all of Tuskegee: eight grandchildren. 20 great-grandchildren, and several other relatives.

MIDWAY FORD. Mrs. Louise. Funeral will be Sunday, 11 a.m., Zion Spring Baptist Church. Old Springhill Community, Rev.

Ike Lee officiating. Burial will he in the Churchyard Cemetery with Carter's Funeral Home in charge. She is survived by her husband, Geanie Ford, Midway; son. Matthew Upshaw, Union Springs: step-father, William Thomas Comer; brothers, King Solomon, Birmingham, Willie Lee Thomas, Birmingham, William as Comer, Prince Thomas, Cleveland. Ohio: five grandchildren.

Carter's Funeral Home. UNION SPRINGS PUGH, Mrs. Mattie. Funeral will be Sunday, 2 p.m., New St. John Baptist Church, Rev.

S. A. Coleman officiating. Burial will be in Elizabeth Baptist Church Cemetery with Carter's Funeral Home in charge. She is sur.

vived by a son, John Arthur Sims, Cleveland, Ohio; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Robinson, Mrs. Mary Tolbert and Mrs. Clara Owens, Union Springs; and Mrs. Bessie Hudson, Troy; five grandchildren, daughter-in-law, aunt, several nieces and nephews.

ARMSTRONG DENNIS. Mrs. Martha. Funeral will be Sunday, 2 p.m., Mt. Canaan Baptist Church, Rev.

R. M. Hall officiating. Burial will be in the Churchyadd Cemetery with Carter's Funeral Home in charge, She is survived by her husband, Early Dennis: daughters, Mrs. Ruth Burgess, Miss Katie Dennis.

Brunswick, Mrs. Ida Mae Williams, Peachburg, Mrs. Catherine Miller, Armstrong. and Mrs. Martha Moore.

Hardaway; sons, Marion Dennis. Shorter, James Dennis, Birming. ham, Early Dennis Romance Dennis, Montgomery, Robert and Johnny Dennis, Cleveland, Ohio, Arbennie Dennis, Mt. Vernon, Darnell and Lewis Dennis, Brunswick, sisters. Mrs.

Carrie B. Anthony and Mrs. Georgia Tolbert, Montgomery: brother, Anderson Dixon, Milstead: 56 grandchildren, nine daughters-in-law and four sonsin-law. Tyler Church To Host Lowndes Baptist Meet MRS. RUSSELL Bloodmobile Will Visit VA Hospital TUSKEGEE-The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit the Veterans Administration Hospital, Tuskegee, Wednesday, 12 noon to 6 p.m., so employees at the hospital and persons from surrounding communities may donate pints of blood, according to Dr.

J. W. Giles, hospital director. Every person that offers his or her blood will receive Blood donor Certificate and that entitles the donor and his immediate family (husband, wife, minor children, parents, parents-in-law) to receive blood without obligation to replace or pay for the blood for the next six months. Volunteers from the county Red Cross chapter will be asTol-sisting in the collection.

They L.lare working now to recruit donors. DEATHS WALKER. Bruce, 344 Columbia Funeral will be Sunday, 2:00 p.m. at Clay Street Baptist Church, Rev. C.

L. Webster officiating. Burial in Westcott Cemetery, Lee's Funeral Service directing. Survivors include his widow Mrs. Gussie Walker; and several nieces and nephews.

YANCEY, Mrs. Eliza, P. 0. Cecil, Ala, Funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. from Pilgrim Baptist Church, Cecil.

Rev, J. J. Rose officiating. Burial in Pilgrim Cemetery. Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing.

Survivors include her widower, Mack Yancey; a sister, Mrs. Annie Bennett. Cecil: and a brother, Rest Thompson, Shorter. She was a member of the' Women Benevolent Society, Cecil. HUFFMAN, Mrs.

Ruthie Mae, Woodley road. Funeral will be Sunday at 1:30 p.m. from Jericho AME Zion Church. Rev. J.

J. Cottrell officiating. Burial in Jericho Cemetery. Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include her widower.

Tommy Huffman; daughters. Mrs. Mary Virginia Simmons, Misses Gladys Lee, Tommie Mae, Mary Alice, Diann, Doris, Linda and Helen Marie Huffman; sons, Johnmie Lee and Willie Joe Huffman; and two grandchildren. YOUNG. John Henry, Prattville.

Funeral will be Sunday at 12 noon from Poplar Springs AME Zion Church, Rev. W. J. Outland officiating. Burial in Fair's Cemetery.

Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Nancy Young; a daughter, Mrs. Ella Dillard, Prattville; stepdaughters, Miss Annie Mae Rivers and Mrs. Laura Mae Jones; a son, John Henry Young two sons-in-law; one sister-in-law; one brother-in-law; 10 grandchildren; and three nieces and three nephews.

FRAZIER. Mrs. Frances, Mathews. Funeral will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from Oak Grove Baptist Church.

Rev. E. L. Newton officiating. Burial will be in Chris Thompkins Cemetery.

Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Johnnie Farris, Pittsburgh, Mrs. Rosa Wright, New York City and Mrs. Sadie Nash, Mathews; sons, Roosevelt Frazier, Birmingham, and Jim Henry Frazier, Mathews; a daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Mary Clara Frazier, Mathews; one brother-in-law, Peter L. Frazier, Fitzpatrick; 19 grandchildren; 23, greatgrandchildren; five great-great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. She was a member of Elizabeth Baptist Church, Brier Hill Burial Aid and Springhill Burial Societies, and Clinton Chapel Burial Association. LEWIS, Mrs. Frances, 3076 Treemont St.

Funeral will be Sunday at 10 a.m. from Ross-Clayton Chapel. Rev. W. F.

Alford officiating. Burial in Westcott Cemetery. Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include a son, Aaron Todd: a daughter-in-law and A nephew. She was a member of Beulah Baptist Church, DURDEN, John 448 Julia St.

Funeral will be Sunday at 11 a.m. from South Decatur Street Baptist Church, Rev. R. B. Martin officiating.

Burial in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Woodley Road. Survivors include a brother, Alex Durden, and a niece, Mrs. Rachel J. Tarver.

She was a member of the Sons and Daughters of Cornelius Society No. 4. Ross-Clyton Funeral Home in charge. KENNEDY. Lee, 744 Dixie Dr.

Funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. from Weeping Willow Baptist Church, Rev. P. R. Dortch officiating.

Burial in Old Elam Cemetery, Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Nellie Kennedy; sons, James Kennedy Sr. and Henry Kennedy; eight grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Mary Ella Lomax; brothers, Willie Kennedy, Henry Kennedy, Birmingham, and James Kennedy, Cincinnati.

Ohio: two daughters-in-law; and one sister-in-law. He was member of the Brothers of Protection Banner Lodge No. I. TUSKEGEE HUGHLEY. Willie, died in Chicago, 111., June 1.

Funeral will be Sunday at 11:30 a.m. from Antioch Baptist Church, Rev. Ludie Cole Henderson officiating. Burial in Antioch Cemetery. McKenzie's Funeral Home in charge.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Norma Lee Hughley; two daughters; three aunts and one uncle. RUMP, Mrs. Mollie, 410 Laslie died Tuesday. Funeral will be Sunday at 3 p.m.

from Simmons Chapel AME Zion Church, Rev. N. Jeffries officiating. Burial in the churchyard cemetery. McKenzie's Funeral Home directing.

Survivors include her daughters, Mrs. Katie Moss and Mrs. Era Smith, Lafayette; sons, Leboy, Lonnie, Lewis, Johnny and Fred Scott; 192 grandchildren; 276 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Cora Tumble. SMITH, Mrs.

Lula, 702 Erskine St. Funeral will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from were spent at the Chapman Elementary School with Ozie Vickers, as his first principal and Mrs. Amanda Austin his first grade teacher. His junior high school years were spent at the Georgiana Training School where he became a member MURRELL of the National Junior Honor Society.

At Southern Normal, he was member of the National Senior Honor Society, the National Thespian Society, the Esquire Club and served as editor of the school's paper, "The He has perfect attendance record for 11 years, having missed, during only his two 12 years from from the first through the 12th grade. Murrell was awarded a scholarship to Central College, Pella, Iowa. His plans for the future are not definite, but is on a career in dentistry. Tuskegee Revival Begins TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE From Sunday, morning, June 12 through night, June 17, the Rev. Charles S.

Hamilton, pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist Church, Augusta, will be conducting a revival at the Greenwood Missionary Baptist Church, Tuskegee Institute. The Rev. Hamilton is a native of Cedartown, Ga. and holds the A.B. degree from Morehouse College; B.D.

degree from Morehouse School of Religion a Master of Sacred Theology from The Interde no min a- tional Theological Center, Atlanta, Ga. His former HAMILTON pastorates include First Baptist Church, LaGrange, and First Baptist Church, Thomasville, Ga. He has held his present pastorate for more than 10 years. Among his affiliations are: president of the Augusta Chapter NAACP, vice president of New Era Missionary Baptist Convention of Georgia, Georgia Advisory Committee to the Commission on Civil Rights; vice president of the Georgia Human Relations Council; member of the Richmond County Democratic Committee; president af the Gwinnett Street Investment Company, and member of the City Council of Augusta. All services will begin at 7:30 in the evening except on Sunday night when they will start at 7 p.m.

Cornelius Organization Offers Program The Sons and Daughters of Cornelius No. 8 will present its annual program, Sunday, 2:30 p.m. at the Oak Street AME Zion Church. Rev. Sister Kizzi McCail will introduce the speaker, Rev.

0. W. Newell, pastor of Oak Street AME Zion Church. Other program participants will include Mrs. Elizabeth Mea.

dows, Mrs. Helen Martin, Bishop Alberta Payne, and others. Music will be rendered by the chorus with Mrs. Leanna Alloway as soloist. Isiah Ferguson, president.

HINKLE, Mrs. Annie of Prattville, Funeral will be Sunday at 2:00 from Ward Chapel A.M.E. Church, Rev. Frank Lowe officiating. Burial in Chattman cemetery, Cillie's Mortuary directing.

Survivors are one step-son, James Hinkle; one sister-in-law, nieces, nephews and relatives. She was a member of Eastern Star St. Mary Chapter No. 12 and Ward Chapel A.M.E. Church.

The body will lie in state at the church from 1:00 until funeral hour. REED, Turner Ramer. Funeral will be 12:00 Sunday at White Cloud Baptist Church with Rev. M. J.

Helms officiating. Processional will leave the Mortuary at 10:45. Burial in the church yard. Cillie's Mortuary directing. Survivors are six daughters, Mrs.

Rosie Harris, Cocoa, Miss Georgia Reed, Ramer, Mrs. Minnie Williams, Miss Bessie Reed. Mrs. Mary Jackson. and Miss Lula Reed, sillon, Ohio: three sons, Turner Reed Montgomery, Willie Reed, Hartville, and Nathan Reed, Lorain, Ohio: two sisters, Mrs.

Rosa Mays and Mrs. Mammie Fair, Massillon; one sister-inlaw; three daughters-in-law; three sons-in-law; three brothers-in-law; one step-daughter: two step-sons; 20 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. He was a member of White Cloud Baptist Church and Provo Beauty Lodge No. 396, Ramer, F.S.A.M. IN PERSON JOE TEX and his all star revue plus CLYDE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Wednesday, 10 p.m., June 15 ELK'S CLUB 907 Cleveland Avenue Advance $2.75 Tickets on sale at: Dean's Drug StoreCity Record Shop and Elks Club.

COMING BILLY MONTGOMERY AND HIS COMBO TUESDAY, JUNE 21 TYLER New Boguehomma Baptist Church of Tyler, will host the 12th annual session of the Lowndes County District Sunday School and BTU Congress, July 7-8. Rev. G. C. Cole" man is pastor.

Revs. M. 0. Oden, C. C.

Kennedy, D. W. Williams, R. V. Harrison, I.

J. Caesar and C. A. Heard are listed to preach during the congress. M.

D. Thomas, dean, is programmed to deliver the Keynote address. Congress messengers will meet in two sessions daily, Sunday School, 9 a.m. and BTU at 2 p.m. There will be a general assembly at 11 a.m.

and 4 p.m. The President's address, followed by election of officers, will be given during the 4 p.m. service Thursday. Rev. I.

J. Caesar is moderator and Rev. C. L. Thomas, president.

C. J. TROTMAN Dothan Man Awarded MD From Howard DOTHAN Mr. and Mrs. John L.

Trotman, 1411 Carver Dothan, announce the graduation of their son, Charles Jerome Trotman, from the Howard University College of Medicine, with the M.D. degree, on June 3. Upon completion of the 11th grade at Carver High School, Dothan, Dr. Trotman entered Morehouse College, Atlanta, on an early entrance scholarship. He graduated from Morehouse with high honors, June, 1962, and entered Howard University the fall of that year.

While attending the College of Medicine at Howard, he was a member of Student American Medical Honor Society (SAMA) and was recently elected to Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Trotman will do his internship at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Brooklyn N.Y. He contemplates doing a residency in internal medicine. CALENDAR CALENDAR Montgomery Alamont Social-Savings Club will meet Sunday at 5 p.m. with Mrs. Bertha McClinton, 613 Clinton st.

Tequilla Social-Savings Club will meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Rosie Jones. Renaissance Civic Club will meet Sunday at 5:30 p.m. with members at the Regal Lounge, Grove Street.

Fiesta Social-Savings Club will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Marion Talley, 1448 Mobile Rd. Lagoons Social-Savings Club will meet Sunday at 5 p.m. with Mrs.

Ruby liams, 3132 Regent Circle. Sahara Social-Savings Club will meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Rebecca Howard, 523 Kahn St. Men's Social-Savings Club will Sunday at p.m.

with Booker Johnson, meet Cleveland Avenue. Amusements TODAY THRU SAT, Ipcress Spy Case," starring Michael Caine. Also-3 Stooges comedy and color cartoon. RITZ TODAY THRU SAT. Shadow Vs.

The Phantom," Eyes Of Dr. Mabuse," Return Of Dr. Mabuse," starring Lex Barker and Gert Frobe. LINCOLN DRIVE-IN TODAY, TUES. starring Carroll Baker.

Also color cartoons. THURS. "Masquerade," starring Cliff Robertson and Jack Hawkins. Also color cartoon. SAT.

"Crack In The World." starring Dana Andrews and Janette Scott. Also color cartoon. Pastor To Speak The Rev. S. J.

Thomas, presiding comer elder district. of the West MontAME Zion Church, will be speaker for the 11 a.m, service Sunday at the Oak Sreet AME Zion Church. The Rev. 0. W.

Newell is pastor. City Resident Vanderbilt Awards Grant To Tennessee Grad NASHVILLE Levi Watkins "Student of the Year" and Student Body president at Tennessee State University, will study medicine at Vanderbilt University on a $1,500 renewable fellowship beginning in September. Watkins, the son of President Levi Watkins and Mrs. Watkins of Alabama State College, Montgomery, has been accepted as a freshman medical student. The first Negro to be admitted to study medicine there, he is one of 10 Negroes across the country to receive a $1,500 fellowship to study medicine from the National Medical Fellowship of Chicago.

Watkins, who majored under Dr. John M. Mallette, professor of biology at the University, was recommended by Dr. Mallette and was selected as one of 25 juniors across the country to study at the Brain Institute at UCLA last summer. Gale Street Hosts City Revival K.

K. Mitchell, minister of the Holt Street Church of Christ will serve as evangelist for the city-wide gospel meeting to be held at Gale Street Church Christ, June 12 through July Evangelist Mitchell, a native of Atlanta, came to Montgomery in January, 1955. His early training was received in the public schools of Atlanta. Later, he entered the Nashville Christian Institute in Nashville, Tenn. There he spent five and graduated from the high school department.

Later graduated from Fisk University, receiving an A.B. degree. Recently he received his M.A. degree from Alabama State College. This meeting is being sponsored by: Madison Park Church of Christ, New Town, Holt Street, LeGrand, Gail Street and Vineyard Church of Christ.

The meeting will be open the public. All Bible questions will given a Biblical swer. The meeting will begin promptly at 7:45 nightly. Midway Holds 'Youth Day' TUSKEGEE The Midway Baptist Church membership will observe Youth Day with a program in honor of Children's Day, 11 a.m. Sunday.

Theme is, "Christian Youth Looking Upward In This Modern Age." Miss Emma Jane Buchanan will be keynote speaker. Miss Joan Scroggins will make the presentation and Miss Jenifer Misses Oliver, will include Yvonne Coprich, Annie Laura Jordan and Sadie Marie Moore, with Alvin Simpson. Observation will be made by Rev. H. H.

Williams, pastor. HEAD START PROGRAM WILL BEGIN JUNE 20th First Baptist Church, Union Springs, Head Start prowill begin Monday morning, June 20, 1966, at gram 8 a.m., at the South Highlands Elementary School. children, ages 5 and 6, are asked -All parents with send them to the school. Buses will be to please the county, so all Head Start chilused throughout have transportation. Please have them dren will ready when the bus arrives.

Registration June will 13-17, continue this week daily, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., at the First Baptist Church, and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 18, South Highlands School. Rev. Clark, chief officer-Mrs.

E. M. Hall, diSaturday, A. B. rectress.

66 A BLOOD 'N GUTS SPY THRILLER!" -N. Y. NEWS "'THE IPCRESS FILE' IS A THINKING MAN'S 'GOLDFINGER' -NEWSWEEK "A TAUT, TINGLING FILM!" THE -McCALL'S HARRY SALTZMAN presents IPCRESS FILE MICHAEL CAINE PLUS. 3 STOOGES TODAY THRU SAT. 7 BIG DAYS PEKIN -KIDDIES -ADULTS MARY SHEPPARD Engagement Of City Girl Announced City Art Club Ends Fund Drive The Phyllis Wheatley Art and Literary Club of the city has closed its promotional financial drive for 1966, realizing $370, according to Mrs.

Maude Williams, president. baby which served as Club members, sponsored a the annual project for the year. Finance raised will be used to defray promotion of finer womanhood annual week program, local charity contribuand expenses of the club's annual project. Four babies competed in the contest. Daphne Carol Jackson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. WilJackson was sponsored by Mrs. Mabel Edmondson; Nicola Elizabeth Gandy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Gandy, by Mrs.

W. M. Walker, captain; Nathalie Denise Prince, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Prince, was sponsored by Mrs.

Cora McHaney and Terri Annette Winston, was sponsored by Mrs. Prince E. Madison. Women's Day Program Set Annual Women's Day will be observed Sunday with a program at the First CME Church. Out of town representatives will 1 also take part.

Junior and Senior choirs of the church will have charge of the music. Each church is asked to send a representative. Mrs. Josie Lawrence, chairman, and Rev. Jesse Douglass, pastor.

THANK YOU The Walters Family of 2761 Vandy Court in Sheridan Heights would like to thank the many friends for their sympathy and kindness shown to them during the illness and death of their loved one. Mr. John Adkins Walters, also to the Cillie's Mortuary. Signed: Mrs. Hattie Walters, wife, and sister Mrs.

W. B. Gambles, Miss Mary Jeanette Sheppard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Sheppard, is engaged to Calvin C.

Zellers of Philadelphia, son of Mrs. Lillian Zellers. Grandparents of the brideelect are Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sheppard of Evergreen, and the late Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Reese, Talladega. She is a graduate of St. Jude's High School, Montgomery University, and is a senior Washington, at Howard. majoring in Child Psychology and is a member of the Angel Flight organization.

Mr. Zellers is a graduate of Thomas A. Edison High School, Philadelphia. He is a senior at Howard University; an accountant major, Economics minor. He will be the recipient of a commission as a 2nd Lt.

in the United States Air Force upon graduation from Howard University. The marriage is planned for July 3 in Dexter Avenue Baptist Church. 'Charm' Program An Evening of Charm will 1 be a Sunday afternoon feature, June 19, at the Old Ship AME Zion Church. The 4-6 p.m. event is an annual affair, sponsored by the Builders Club of the church of which Mrs.

Mary Kinney is president and Rev. E. C. McLean, pastor. IN MEMORY: In memory of my son, Arthur Coleman, who departed this life two years ago, June 11, 1964.

May God bless all who shared our sorrow and who cherish his memory. Especially his widow, children, three sisters and others. Signed: Mrs. Lizzie B. Coleman, mother.

PEKIN Now the screen blazes with the story based on the blistering best- -seller! JOSEPH E. LEVINE CARROLL BAKER 'HARLOW TODAY MON. TUES. LINCOLN DRIVE- IN THEATRE TUSKEGEE, ALA. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL ST.

JOHN AME CHURCH 2 full weeks--Monday thru Friday, 9-noon, June 13-24. A complete Bible Course will be offered for beginners thru Junior High 807 Madison Avenue Mrs. Norene Sykes- -Supervisor-A. E. Fews, Supt.

Dr. W. H. Harris, Minister. NEW DIABOLICAL THRILLER BRIBERY! DR.

MURDER! BEATINGS! MABUSE DOG VICTIMS CRUSHED. IS ON THE WHO KILLER TURNED BY NIGHT SINISTER TRAIN! THE LOOSE! HIS EVIL AND FIENDISH POWER UNLEASHES A BLOOD-BATH OF CHEMICAL AND ELECTRONIC GERT DR. GOLDFINGER -vs- MABUSE FROBE 1,000 THE RETURN DR MABLSE DR MABUSE TODAY THRU SAT. 7 BIG DAYS 7.