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Wednesday, October 30, 1968 18 ALABAMA JOURNAL 20 Automobile Domestic 20 Automobile Domestic CHEVY II 1965, 4 door, radio mm jt A 'Miss Ala. A and M' "Miss Alabama A and and attendantsMiss Gail Davis will reign as "Miss Alabama A and College" during the 27th Annual "Magic City" Classic football game, Saturday, in Legion Field, Birmingham. They will meet Alabama State College Hornets, 1:30 p.m. Left to right, Miss Rho-da Stenson, Miss Gail Davis, and Miss Francis Williams. A street parade will begin at 9:30 a.m.

and heater, straight shift, sro. ina neater, straiau nm, T7. John Ellis 401 E. Jefferson 262-6363 DART '64, 4 door, stick shift, air. $625.

Call Mr. Brown, 288-2800, room 109. DODGE '63. 4-door. all power, air, 383 engine, clean, $800, phuie 262-0950.

DODGE 1960 4 door automatic, good condition. $295. Call Rich- ard. 272-2796. EASILY WORT THE MONEY Chevy, yst Chevy, V60 Chevy.

l-'60 Ford. $200. 4k up. TOM'S USED CARS. WETUMPKA (BYPASS) 567-9200.

FORD '65, "390" Custom, 2 door, straight shift. $975. CaU Joe ot Steve 365 -368. FIVE '65 and '66 Super Sport Chevrolet. Sell or trade.

262-270 288-5341. FORD GALAXIE. 1961, $400. Call 272-2029. NOTHING DOWN CORVAIR 1965 4 door hardtop, FORD LTD 1967 door hardtOD, Beautiful baby blue with white vinyl roof, V8 automatic, radio and heater, power steering and power brakes and factory air.

If no money down, pay $21.10 per mo. and assume contract balance. CaU Howard Chandler. 265-6734 FAIRLANE 1962 cylinder, straight shift. New tag, tires, brakes.

$475. Must tell. 288-0511. FORD XL-1963. 4 door, aatomatio transmission, air, power brakes, steering.

Many extras. Good con- dition. 272-0261 LMPERIAL. 1968. 16,000 miles, come bv and see.

Make offer. 2742 Knollwood. 288-3893. IN THE NAVY Must ten. 1967 Ford Falrlane 2 door hardtop.

272-4103 after p.m. FORD Fairlane 1967. Automatic transmission, radio, heater, whitewalla. 14,000 miles. $1995.

288- 5733. JEEP STATION WAGON. 1957. 4- wheel drive. $300.

263-5592 days. 272-6463 after S. LE MANS, '64. hardtop, power and air, extra clean. See Ronnie Majors.

Guaranteed by DUNCAN (terald) 1 Madison at Court Auto Sales 265-3651 MUSTANG 1965, 3 in floor. Fastback. $1,025. CaU Jim or Steve 365-4368. M-P MOTORS We do our own financing 4B9 Col umbos 264-2253 31.

BIG SAYINGS! '68 Mercedes 230. automatic, power and air. local owner. '68 Volvo $2895 14, 4 door sedan, demonstrator. 4 speed transpor- tation, radio and tape stereo, air conditioned.

'66 Volkswagen $1595 1600 Squareback. '62 Mercedes $1195 190 clean, air condition ed. '67 G.T.O. $2585 Hardtop coupe, automatic. air it power.

Extra clean. Only 27,000 actual miles, 1. owner. '59 Mercedes $1195 220 SE, genuine leather, fuel injection, extra clean. '62 Volvo $795 122 S.

4-door sedan, clean. '65 MS $1495 Roadster, extra clean! '62 Merctdet 220-S, Extra cleat! '67 Korman $1695 Coupe; extra sharp! 'A3 Mrcfd 190-D. '67 Triumph Spitfire, dean. '63 Mercedet 220. IsAwivr.

tfrith ait, m. dio, heater. Jack Ingram Motors "Imeprts Headquarters" OH BeU 264417 'Small But Mighty7 Theme At St. Jude Homecoming A Holy Mass will take place Friday morning at 11:15 in the By GRAFTON SCOTT JR. "Small, But Mighty" will be the theme this week for the celebration of St.

Jude High School's homecoming festivities. All floats and exhibits will portray the appropriate theme. Sister Mary Julian will be in charge of all activities. Glenda Leslie will reign over 20 Automobiles Domestic MUSTANG 1966, Equity sale $100: take up payments of $57.12 monthly. CaU 365-9795.

WE WILL FINANCE ANYBODY '64 Chevy ton cattle body '63 Valiant, 4 door automatic $795 "57 Chevrolet wagon $295 '60 Olds 4 door, automatic $295 '60 Cnevv 4-door. (tick $495 '61 Chew t. stick t.W5 '61 Comet, 4-door, automatic $295 65 Volkswagen, nice $795 '61 Comet Wagon $495 '63 Starchief, 4 door, loaded $795 '60 Pontiac 4 door, automatic $495 '63 Ford Fairlane wagon $795 '59 Chew, -ton van body -1495 55 Chevrolet 4Joor 60 Valiant, floor shift $295 RALPH SMITH MOTORS 263-1347 411 Jefferson 264-2506 NOTHING DOWN '61 Corvair. 4-door automatic, 12 payments at $20.27 41 Ford Galaxie 500, 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic. 12 payments at $39.21 55 Pontiac, 4-door, V-l, automatic.

12 payments at $15.21 4 Corvair Monza 4-door, automatic. 24 payments at $41.21 '64 Chevrolet, Belair, 4-door. V-l automatic. 24 payments at 146.44 '64 Valiant, 2-door, l-cylinder. automatic.

24 oavments at BOB LONG MOTORS 635 Bell 264-2177, 272-5119 Capitol Motor Co. Value Rated Used Cart 47 PONTIAC $3395- Grand Prix, fully equipped. -'66 OLDS 98 $2695 Luxury sedan, loaded. '65 OLDS F45 $1495 4-door deluxe, power steer-, ing, radio and heater. '64 OLDS 91 $1695 4-door fully equipped.

'64 TORONADO $2995 Fully equipped. '45 FORD LTD $1495 2-door hardtop, full power and air. 47 PONTIAC $2195 Brougham, fully equipped. 64 OLDS 91 $2695 Luxury Sedan, fully equipped, all electric windows and seats. 64 OLDS F-15 $1095 4-door sedan, V-l, automatic, radio and heater.

64 CHEVROLET $1095 t-door sedan, fully equipped, air. 65 PONTIAC $1795 4-door sedan, fully equipped, clean. '62 PONTIAC $99S Bonneville Coupe, fully equipped, air. '41 OLDS. $3395 full power, air, new car warranty.

61 OLDS $499 Toronado, fully equipped, new car warranty, 6,000 miles. '47 OLDS $2695 Cutlass Supreme, full power, air. 67 MUSTANG $1993 Coupe, V-8 automatic, war ranty. DAT OLD UNITS, MUST SELL! 2) CREVEILES $1745 Malibu. full power, air.

'64 OLDS $214 Starfire, fully equipped. '66 CHEVY If $1395 Nova wagon, air, automatic, 66 RAMBLER $142 Classic 770 automatic. Wagon. 64 OLDS $199 88 Holiday Coupe, fully equipped, with air, green. 64 FORD $1317 Falcon air, automatic.

65 VALIAJT $995 6, automatic. '45 CHEVROLET $1317 Falcon fully equipped, air. 64 PONTIAC $1345 Starchief 4-door, full power, air. '64 VOLKSWAGEN $14 Sedan, clean, radio, heater. Salesmen: D.

C. Brookin, Sursey Herring, Bill Kirk-land. Kenneth Morgan, Used Car Mgr. 315 Catoma 262-6433 '62 Starchief $950 4-door sedan, full power, factory air, local 1 -owner, extra clean. '64 Impala $945 4-door sedan, full power, full power, factory air, excellent condition.

'63 Corvair $650 900, Monza, radio, heater, automatic. Sharp. '60 Impala $185 2-door hardtop, stick, radio, heater. BRING A CHAIN AND SOME HELP. "This car RUNS -needs a tune-up and a tank of Special Notictt CORVATR, 1945 Moma 4-door, automatic, extra food condition, $795.

265-2252. REPOSSESSIONS 3031 W. Fairview 264-091 Per Mo. '64 PONTIAC. 4 door hardtop 544.70 63 PONTIAC, 4 door, air $44.70 '64 FALCON Ventura.

2 door $36.61 64 VOLKSWAGEN $40.45 '43 VOLKSWAGEN $36.41 62 VOLKSWAGEN $31.5 62 CHEVY. 4 door, air $32.57 '63 FALCON convertible $28.53 '62 CHEVY, 2 door hardtop $40.61 25 more to car choose from NO BROKERAGE FEE NO DOWN PAYMENT NO CREDIT APPLICATION REFUSED BEAUTIFUL 1966 Ford T-Bird door. Bine and Wtue, foil power. 25.000 actual miles. Will furnish complete history of this car.

$2895. See Bob Pi 600 S. Court, courtesy rord. 262-7381: nights 272-3256. CHEVROLET.

1965, 4-door, V-l, automatic, nice and clean, $1,195. COOK'S MOTOR CO. 422 Columbus 265-0640 CHEVROLET 1967 Impala 4 door sedan V8 automatic, radio and heater, power steering and factory air conditioning, factory warranty. If no money down, pay $21 per mo. and assume contract balance.

Call Jim Plnnkett. 265-6734. COUGAR 1961 Standard shift, VI. air. 11,000 miles.

Just like new. Big discount. Call Emmet Blankenship at Courtesy Ford, 600 S. Court. 262-7381.

CAMARO '67. Power, factory air. Very sharp. Less than 15X100 miles. Small amount for my equity, assume payments.

Phone owner. 365-1932. CHEVROLET, INV-t, 2 dooi hardtop, Bel Air trechanicai vevonditioned. Jimnvy Lsngford, 27' 9374. CHEVROLET 1959-4 door, excellent condition, 1 owner, low mileage.

must sacrifice. $450. Call 262 0314, CORVAIR Monza. 1961, automatic. Good shape.

$325. 263-7444. CADILLAC SEDAN DeVille-1968 FuH power. Perfect condition. Private owner.

288-3893. COUGAR 1968-Air and power. 3 speed, 13,000 actual miles. Save hundreds. Contact Fleetwood Rice at Courtesy rVd.

,400 S. Court. fMStShiS! COMET 1963 Convertible, real clean new paint, radio, heater, vinyl seats. $795. See Claude Conway, Courtesy Ford, Bibb Catoma, 262-7381 or 288-5344.

CADILLAC DeVUXE, 1960. Foil power, excellent condition. $895 or best offer. 365-4095. CHEVROLET Imoala, 1963.

2-dr. hardtoo. V8. stick shift, $1195. REX INGRAM MOTORS.

442 Bell 265-4961. COMET. 19601 automatic, rebuilt engine, $495. No money down. BARNETT MOTORS, 622 Bell 265-9793.

CHEVROLET, 1964 Impala 4 dr. hardtop, full power, air, $1395. Brown's Auto. 265-7686. night 265-6938.

CORVAIR, 1964, 4 speed, rebuilt engine, $695. No down. BARNETT MOTORS. 422 Bell 265-9793. CHEVELLE 1964.

factory air conditioned, radio, heater, automatic, 6 cylinder, new tires, new tag. Nothing down, assume $46 monthly payments. AUTO BROKERS 262-2555 COMPARE ANYWHERE Financing to suit you 62 Grand Prix loaded clean $695 63 Pontiac 2 dr. hardtop power 695 63 Galaxie 500 2 dr. hardtop 695 57 Chevy 4 dr.

automatic nice 245 63 Chew TI automatic, sham 495 50 Chevy "i ton pickup 28S 41 Chevy 4 dr. stick nice 495 (3 Corvair '62, '63, '64 495 to 795 Many others to select from! HINSON TODD AUTO SALES 439 Montgomery St. 263-2526 CHEVY II '42. 2 door, automatic. $525.

Call 269-4732. COMET 1963, 2 door. 6 cylinder. automatic transmission, bucket seats. $375; 326 National Ave.

CHRYSLER Imperial '58, air, automatic. Power. $300. Trade antiques, books, prints, paintings, coins, china, cut glass, stamps, silver, gold sword. 262-5527.

556 S. Perry. Courtesy Ford 1 USED CARS '64 Plymouth $1293 Fury Coupe, double power, I 1 automatic. '65 Eeonolint hi Von $995 '65 Corvair $995 pi Monza 900, 4 speed. '64 Pontiac $1295 Catallna convertible.

'65 Mustang $1295 i Convertible, 2 to choose ip from. 1 red, I blue. fa '63 Chevrolet Impala 4-door hardtop, I power. H'64 Ford $1295 PI I Galaxie. coupe.

j'63 Corvoir Monza 990. Moor, auto- I Li ta matic. sij a '64 Chevrolet If yj Belair 4-door, air. 3 '65 Mustang If Coupe, automatic, vinyl Eg roof, ah- condition. jta '65 Ford $1295 pi Pick-up, long wheel base, 2 automatic.

g3 '66 Chevrolet $1395 ft p3 Stepside pick-up. 13 '65 Chevelle $1295 Eg 4-door, V-l, automatic. f' 1 4 '66 Mustang $1395 II f-M Coupe. '60 Ford $493 Wagon, power, automatic, i fun biah ii SALEKMFN- Ells Herring, H. W.

Beet, I I ueorict, Billy Boles, -f ifaliiiii.iltili'i.ii Special Notictt 'Marching Pirates' Set For Friday Parade Anniversary For Rev. Newton To Be Observed GOSHEN The eighth an. niversary of the Rev. E. Newton as pastor of Old Mt.

Zion Baptist Church will be observed, Sunday, 2:30 p.m., at the church. The day's activities will begin with Sunday school at 10 a.m., followed by regular worship services at 12 noon. The anniversary sermon will be delivered by Rev. W. K.

Kinds, pastor of Jackson Street Baptist Church, Montgomery. Devotion will be led bv of ficers of Pilgrim Rest, Goshen Star Hope and Rock West Bap tist entireties. Announcements Butinett Servko A SALES and SERVICE Will service anv sewing machine in your home for $2.50. Call 264-1339. AUTHORIZED Electrolux sale and service.

Free servioa call. HIS S. Decatur. ftMM" 26S-357I. A-l HOME REPAIRS.

Palatini, roof, ing. concrete lobs, oddtob. Work guaranteed. Huev J4MS04. ILL fini noalra.

Palatine. work, ear per Is, saw W8-TIJO. IUILDINQ. REMODELING, paint-Inf. rteoendahle.

1A vmrm liw-al experlenc. estimate. J. O. Tucker.

244-1060. 2B2ti. CARPENTER repairs. prepare tor wimc Small Jobs appreciated. Bricks, concrete, Free estimate.

264-om after 3:30 p.m. 272-3476. FRANK PORTER REMODELING AND REPAIRS 446 Whitehall 272-4159 FOR the best la service of TVs. stereos, washer, and dryers call larks Hardware, Appliance Service Call FLOOR COVERING. Armftron carpet, formica, free estimated, flnanciB.

Southern paint and Hard-wajc. 1214 Madison. 263-2521. outhrie Sheet Metal Co. All tmea sheet metal wnrk nor won ana air ennoiuoniaa.

vear experience 1433 Hlehland. 8 Exterminatlna Service, Roaches, ants, ailvsrflsh rYne tlma nest cleanoat tlO.00. Ph. 264-5247. HOME Repair, addition, painting, remodelini.

Call the John f. Smith. Company. 2M-1745. JORDAN Home Improvement Co.

Call 2t2-li0 MODEL Trains, accessories. Elec trie trains repaired. WUIot Model RR Fhop. 117 Geneva. Pratt.

355-5222 REMODELING repair No Job top larm or (mail, free estimate, work guaranteed. Thornton, 259-4014. PAINTING and repairs. Work guaranteed. Free estimate.

Odd lohs 262-75M. ROOFING. 22 vear experience. All types rooflne. Downploe and utter Installation.

Work a a ed Reasonable. W. R. Sullivtn. 262-1734.

roof reoairinf. eutter and drain Dine Also naintin. Work tnarantced rail Haney. 263-7777. TV SERVICE dav.

nleht or Sunday bv eraduate technician. JULIAN CECIL BROWN 272-7410 TV REPAIRS Service calls $2. One year guarantee on all parts. 12 years experience. Call 269-1546.

TV picture tubes installed. $29.95. New TV's, cost plus 10 per cent. Dav. nieht color call.

$5. Henderson. 264-5444. 1409 Highland? TV REPAIRS bv RCA sraduat technician. Free eetlmatea.

H. w. uennia. icA-un or S6-M6I. WE crack pecant-5 cent per pound.

3. B. Sv vest Seed Co. 29 Coosa St. 263-3857.

15. It. 20-VEAR GUARANTEED roofing. Free estimate. year to pay.

Call Sears 264.241 ext. 241 Cord vf Thank We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the act of kindness, message of ympathy and beautiful flowers received from yui many menus uurin our SBa bereavement in the death of James Lee Mulder. Sitned: Mrs. Alma Brown Jones, Mother: son Mike Mulder, brothers Otis and Robert Mulder, sister Glenda Mulder. 3 Cemetery Loft, Monuments TWO or more desirable lot.

Sacrl. 1 hce. Memorial Cemetery. Call 272- 6 tost I Found DELTA, 1966 Olds. Dark green.

$50 reward for information leading to recovery. Vehicle number 35C69E154876. 1969 Alabama Uti iujj. van weal ponce. FOU i.lso cats.

Lo ink at Humane Shelter LOST SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Dalralda Section. Friend- RewaM: toV SUNDAY. Mullberry Street or Bridge Grocery Store. Billfold containing monev and im-pnrtant papers.

264-3800. Reward. LOST Solid brown Dachshund male do. Union Springs Highway at Roy McGee Grocery Store and Fish Pond. Reward.

$25. Warren Johnson. 272-3847, 263-2571 LOST In PrattvUle area Light brown Boxer, 6 months old, children's net. Answer to "Butch" Reward. 365-4663.

LOST Blonde female Pekingese, Friday, Oct. 25th. Hull and Finley. Answer 'Tinker" Reward. 264-2116.

LOST between Norman Bride Rd. and Maxwell AFB. large Manila envelope containing important papers belonging to R. J. Lawrence.

If found please call 264-6632. Reward. 3415 Norman Bridge Rd. LOST SUNDAY in St. Margaret Hospital area.

3 key. Finder PjcajeallJMIT Portottat Nolle CERAMICS AND POLYESTERS! Complete Instruction, advanced classes, materials and Come to ART UNLIMIED, 1011 Woodl 265-0306, 9 to 9. Monday thru Frid.v. DOWNTOWN PARKTHO. Monthly rate.

56 and $7.50. Washington-South McDonnufh. Convenient. 262-'611. Miss Moore.

LOVE'S COIN-OP LAUNDRY. Drv cleaning I lbs for J. 00. New cold clean modern Westinghouae self service machines. Forest Hills Shopping Center.

272-5735. My NAME IS DON LaWARRE I aell advertising tor the Want Ad department of this newspaper. If you have a business, large or small, I will be happy to explain our Commercial Advertising rates to you at your time and place. I ail 7M-450S. VERNTt CaU Blanch Calloway Miller, your roommate on Adams Avenue.

100 REWARD for recover ot coins taken from my house, Sept. 19th. Such buffalo nickel. t2 bills. 100 roil pennies, 4 bronze metals, proof sets.

Hoover Brown. 265-1370. 10 Start Hunting ishino, OPENING FOR FIVE members. Deer and turkey dub. Choctaw County.

2.000 acre. Interested? Phone 269-4614 or write P.O. Box 2586. 36105. TURKEY SHOOT Every Saturday.

I Mil dark at Service Printing Selm Hlehwav, lVi mile north of rrmiv Morn. TURKEY and Ham shoot every Saiurdav beginning November 2 Air Base Given by Red Bryant. Mitchell and Burroughs. Automotive 20 Automobiles Domottic AT DEALER'S COST Oil 11 aw ANT14l'K-0n V-12 Lincoln Continental Classic. One V-12 Lincoln ro'Mn.

Both running-ideal lot restoring. 288 1132. 265-6038 ATTENTION! SO CLEAN CHEAP CARS. FAIRVIEW AUTO LES. 74t Falrvtew.

XH-ttS. Ri OWNF.R-1M6 ford lialaii power teats, windows, excellent urcittoai also t1 Eagllsb Fori, liac new. Both equity, take up payment. af7-ij or 7-tiiy BUICK '66 $1895 I Sahro 400 Custom. 4 door, power steering, brake, air ditioning.

272-340. 2644401. Mr. Wohlford, Rockdale Sets Session For Women LAPIN'E The 69th annual session of the Rockdale District Association and the 43rd annual session of the Women's Convention will he held with the New Bethei Baptist Church, Lapine, Thursday through Saturday. The Rev.

R. S. Sankey is host pastor. The theme will be. "The Redemptive Mission Of The Christian Church In A Confused World." Mrs.

Manila Mitchell is president of the Women's Convention; Mrs. Francis Sankey is president of Matrons; and Rev. V. C. Provitt is moderator.

Participants will include Rev. G. M. Menifee, Rev. B.

E. Moss, Mrs. Ruby Lawson, Mrs. Nellie White, Mrs. Millie Boyd, Mrs.

Jimmie Hooten, Rev. J. W. Nixon, Mrs. Isabelle Provitt, Rev.

B. M. Averhart, Luke Colvin, Rev. L. C.

White, Charlie Sankey, and others. Program features will start at 4:30 p.m. Thursday. On Friday, activities begin at 9:30 a.m. and on Saturday, features will also start at 9:30.

St. Paul AME To Have Big SundayService The church family of Greater St. Paul AME Church South Hall and Pavne Streets will observe its monthly Holy Communion Services both Sunday morning and evening worship hours. Dr. P.

J. McCants will speak Sunday morning from the subject. "The Rejected Stone." He will be supported by members of the senior choir and choirs of the church. Usher Board No. 1 will serve under the direction of Troy Story.

The stewardesses of the church will aid the pastor in the administering of the Holy Commu nion. The church scnooi win open at 9 a.m. under the direc tion of Supt. Samson Smith. Usher Board No.

1 will meet at the parsonage 804 S. Jackson Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. Usher Board No. 2 will meet Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bertha Billops on East- Grove Street at 4 p.m.

The presidents of each group are urging a full attendance. Annual Session To Be Held At Pine Level PINE LEVEL The 35th an nual session of the Galilee District Association will be held with Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church. Pine Level, Thursday through Friday. Rev.

J. Thomas is host pastor. Theme for the occasion will be, "Victory Through Faith." Officers and committee chairmen will include Rev. C. L.

Leak, Rev. S. P. McBride, Mrs. G.

M. Newton, Rev. Julius Matthews, E. A. Tucker.

Rev. J. T. Thomas, Mrs. M.

J. Helm. J. T. Taylor, and Rev.

W. J. Thomas Thursday and Friday's sessions begin at 10 a.m. Participants will include Rev. J.

T. Thomas, Rev. V. J. Jackson, Rev.

Julius Matthews, Rev. R. P. Rogers, Rev. S.

P. McBride, and others. YMCA To Offer Men's Basketball The Cleveland Avenue Branch YMCA will offer an adult men's basketball league this season. Coaches and team representatives are being notified to attend an organizational meeting. Wednesday.

Nov. 6. at 7:30 p.m., at the Branch All interested persons should E. James at the V.ZK Humphrey Told Of Pocket Note K-ILOELPHIA (AP) In! y. campaigns, details are; -uT.

porta nt. The big limousine used by Vice President Hubert H. Hum-! phrey was waiting at Philadelphia's International Airport Tuesday afternoon when the Democratic presidential nominee flew in from Allentown. On the back scat lay Humphrey's gray topcoat." neatly pressed. On the collar was pinnea a sncct of paper on which was written, "There's a note inside the pocket.

Mrs. One of the oldest churches in Mexico is The Cathedral in Cuernavaca, founded in 1529 by Cortes. BIG BARGAINS AT "BARNES CORNER" Church of Molton behind Pott Office '68 Impala $2875 2-door hardtop, loaded, factory air. '68 LeSobre $3250 4-door sedan, local car with only 12,000 mile. New car warranty! '67 Pontiac $2550 Catalina 4-door, radio, heater, power steering, power brakes, factory air.

Just like new! '65 Sedon DeVillt $2750 4-door hardtop, full power, factory air. Just like new. all activities as "Miss St. Jude." She is a senior. Her attendants are Belinda Howard and Janice Simpkins, both juniors.

Coronation was held Saturday night, with Allyn Lee serving as master of ceremonies. A big bonfire and dance will be held Thursday night at 7, on the campus and in the gym nasium. graduate of Alabama State Col lege, and has played in the 36th Army Band at Ft. Knox, Ky. He is leader of a local nightculb ag gregation.

He plays the organ, saxophone and clarinet. Stringer belongs to the American Federation of Musicians. Jewel Coleman is drum ma jor, and Brenda itzpatricK is drum majorette. The theme for St. Jude's homecoming is "Small, But Mighty." Andre Bohannon is principal of St.

Jude. COLVIN, Mrs. Rachel DUDLEY, Harrison HARRIS, Mrs. Susie M. JAMES, Calvin JOHNSON, Miss Essie JOHNSON.

Joseph N. McKEITHEN, Miss Annie L. McLEMORE. Hamp MILES, Mrs. Emma MURPHY, Louis JAMES.

Calvin. 3100 Simmons Drive, dird in a local hospital. Services will be Krklay at 3 p.m. at Pilgrim Baptist Church. Old Haynevllle Road.

The Rev. I. L. Forbes will officiate. Burial will be in Westcolt Cemetery, Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing.

Survivors In clude two Mrs. Elvira B. Johnson and Mr. Bessie J. Earnn, MontRomery: three sons.

Sylvester James, Montgomery, Thomas James, Dayton, Ohio, and Johnny James, Cleveland, Ohio; two sillers. Mrs. Vllct ta Davenport and Mrs. Cora Kelly. Cleveland.

Ohio: one brother. Ike James. Hope Hull, 14 grandchildren Including Charles Bruce. Montgomery; 3t great-grandchildren; five great-greatgrandchildren; four dauehters-in-law; four sons-in-law; four sisters in-law: and other relatives. MILKS, Mrs.

Emma, 63 Highland Ave. Services will be Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the Ross-Clayton Funeral Home chapel. The Rev. Larry WUllsms will officiate.

Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include devoted friends, Mrs. Mary E. Williams.

Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Ruth Williams. Mrs. Emma Patterson, Mrs.

Jimetta Mabson. Mrs. Annie Johnson: sister-in-law, Mrs. Zada Miles. MrKKiniKV Miss Annie Lois, Millbrook.

Services will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at Jehovah Witnesses Kingdom Hall, Sum-milt Street. Kurlal will be in McKeiihen Cemetery, Ross-Clayton Funeral Home dlivcting. Survivors Include her mother. Mrs.

Fannie McKeiihen; father. A. B. McKeiihen; sister. Miss Mary McKeiihen: brothers.

A. B. George William. James and Stanley McKeiihen: grandmother. Mrs.

Ella McKeiihen; seven aunts: six uncles: several cousins including Mrs. Birdia Hill; and other relatives. Ml'RPHV. louls. 1200 Lake St.

Services will he Wednesday al 3:30 p.m. from Hall Stiret Baptut Church, the Rev. F. E. James ofliciatiajt.

Burial will be In linroln Cemetery. Ross Claylon Funeral Home directing. The body will lie In taie at the church from noon Wednesday until service time. Survivors Include a sister. Mrs.

Mary Cox. Weiumpka; aunts. Mrs. Alice Allen, nirminihsm, Mrs. Margaret McCoy.

Weiumpka. Mrs. Ida Stokes, Cincinnati. Ohio, Mrs. France Milton, Mrs.

Willie Stewart, Montgomery. Mra. Matilda Rn. Bessemer; uncles, Hampton Mitchell. Cleveland Mitchell.

Cleveland, King McCoy. Birmingham, and Lewis Mitchell, Bessemer aierea. Mrs. Rosebud Hudson, Cincinnati, Mrs. Alice Bell Crtc.

Mrs, Willi Mae Un-raster, Mr. Louis Simmon. Mr. Sarah Lue Murphy; nephews, the Rev. H.

Williams. Artis Murphy, Charles L. Murphy, Montgomery, and Etekiel Cox, Weiumpka; cousin, Mel via Murphy. Montgomery; and other relative. He was a member of Southern Pride Lodge No.

431, 1BPOE of and a veteran of World War I. JOHNSON, Joseph HIS Tuscaloosa St. Services will be Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at the Ross-Clayion Funeral Home chapel. The Rev.

H. Merriweather will officiate. Burial will be In Lincoln Cemetery, Ross -Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivor Inrtad two devoted friends, A. L.

Anderson and Sam Whitley. JOHNSON, Mr. Essie, IM Early Si. Funeral will bt Friday at noon from St. James Baptist Church, the Rev.

E. I. St. Jude Church. A street parade will begin at 3 p.m.

using the following route; Oak Street to Jeff Davis Avenue: Jeff Davis to Holt Street; Holt to Early Street; Early to Oak, then Oak to Fairview Avenue, winding up at the school. Invited bands are Booker T. Washington, Loveless, Tuskegee Institute High, Houston Hill, Georgia Washington, Alabama Industrial, and of course, St. Jude. Al Stringer is band direc tor at St.

Jude. The school will use a mascot this year. Little Oscar Lewis, third grader, will don the uniform of a Pirate. He will participate in the parade and appear on the field at the game. He will lead the football team onto the field.

This will mark the first time in which a mascot has been used. The big football game will be a matcn between tne Pirates and Catholic of Pensacola. The Pirates enter this contest with a perfect 7-0-0 record, along with not being scored on in 10 straight games, and not allow ing a team to cross their 10-yard line. Marlowe officiating. Burial will be in Lincoln Cemetery, Lee's Funeral Home directing.

Survivors include two adopted sons, Elmond Thomas and Sgt. Calvin Thomas; four nieces, Neomia Pemell Arma Allaway, Montgomery, Hilda Bostic and Cherry Thomas, Detroit three nephews, Leon Thomas Fred Thomas and Wilbert Thomas, Detroit; five grandchildren two aunts: several other relatives and friends. The body will lie in state at the church from 9:00 a m. until funeral hour. ANNI8T0N DUDLEY, Harrison, died Saturday night as a result of a gunshot wound.

Funeral will be Sunday in White Hall. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Classle Dudley sons, Reese, James and Harold Dudley daughters. Gladys Mae, Gloria Jean and HatUe Mae Dudley, all of Anniston; sisters, Mrs. Laura Wright, Mrs.

Mary Jackson, both of Montgomery, Ida Gordon, Birmingham, Mrs. Leola Mays, Anniston: two aunts, an uncle, three brothers-in-law; several nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. McLEMORE. Hamp, Rt. 6.

Box 43e-A Montgomery. Funeral will be Thursday at II a.m. from Pilgrim Baptist Church, the Rev. E. F.

Gamble officiating. Burial will be in Kindle Cemetery. Lee's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Bernetta McLemore; two sisters.

Mrs. Annie Griffin and Mrs. Sarah Robinson; two brothers, George and Joe McLe more; several nieces, nephews, and other relatives. He was a member of the Abraham Lodge No. 27 FtAM.

HARRIS. Miss Susie Mae. P.O. Box ll Hayneville, died Tuesday. Survivors include her father.

Willie Fred Harris, and mother. Lucy Bell Harris, both of Hayneville; two sisters, Mrs. Luclnda Thomas, Hayneville, and Miss Jessi Mae Harris, Norman, tour- brothers. Willie Harris and Freddie Harris, both of Montgomery, Charlie Harris, Fredericksburg, and Willie James Russell, Detroit, six aunts, four uncles: 12 niece and nephews: two sisters-in-law; and several other relatives and friends Services will be announced by Clllie's Mortuary. COLVIN.

Mrs. Rachel. Rout 1, Box 49. Lethohatchie. Service will be Sunday at 7 p.m from While Cloud Baptist Church, the Rev.

M. Fritndly otiictating. Hunai win oe in Means Cemetery. Howard and Howard Funeral Service directing. Survivor include the widower.

Luclous Colvin, Leohatchie; four daughers. Mr. Lola Ma Rollins. Lethohatchie. Mr.

Lois J. Harris, Mrs. Maggi L. Bryant and Mrs. Cenoria Baine.

all of Montgomery; six sons. Johnny. Jessie and Benton Colvin. Lethohatchie, Russell, LeRoy and Lucious Colvin all of Detroit, seven sisters, Mrs. Annie J.

Reese, Mrs. Nmi Georse and Mra. Mary Cooper Birmingham, Mra. Maggi Tucker, Helena, Ga Mr. Glngle Losi Staner.

New York, N.Y.. Mrs. Rebecca Owens and Mrs. Rosie Lee Perryman, Lethoahatchies thro brother. Johnt Colvin, Blloxt.

Harvey and John Colvin, Fort Deposit; II grandchildren; an aunt, Mrs. Carrie Georfi: several nieces and nephews; four daughters-in-law; low aooe-in-law: six sisters-in-law; eight brothers-in-law; and other relative, sn was a member of Whit Cloud Baptist Church. Apartment For Rent Partially furni I $40.00. Consists of modern both with shower, built-in cabined, gat stove, refrigerator, fat heaters in each room. Locate1 on peved street near but In.

1507 WesS tott Street, or colt 23-6922. Rev, R. L. Davit. Many more early and late model cart to choose from, BARNES LINCOLN MERCURY "Behind the Post Olfice" 200 Church of Molton 264-0233 St.

Jude's "Marching Pirates" 52-piecc band will make its first appearance in a parade and on the field Friday, during the celebration of St. Jude High's homecoming. The band is under direction of Al Stringer. This will be the first year for a band leader to work on a full time basis with an aggregation made up of elementary and junior high students at St. Jude.

The band will participate in the St. Jude street parade, starting Friday at 3 p.m., then perform at halftime of the St Jude-talholic came, in Hornet Stadium, Friday night. According to Stringer, the band will play such popular hits as "Yesterday" and "What The World Needs Now" along with the school song and National Anthem at the game. Stringer was band director at Laurel High School in Alexander City for five years. He is a 1955 H.

Hobson Athletic Director at Alabama A and College is serving on a committee to make plans for the 27th "Magic City" Classic football game, set for Saturday after noon, in Legion Field, Birmingham. Alabama State will meet Alabama A a College. Flower Club To Meet Sunday TUSKEGEE The Boroughs Williams Flower Club 0 Greenwood Missionary Baptist Church will celebrate its 30th anniversary, Sunday, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the kellev-Smith House of the church. Mrs.

Alice Matthews is presi dent; and Rev. Raymond Harvey is pastor. Rev. P. R.

Dortch Is Guest Evangelist Rev. P. R. Dortch, pastor of Weeping Willow Baptist Church, Ms guest evangelist for a five nights revival, now in progress at orih Star Baptist Church. The services began Monday night, and will end Friday.

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