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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1963

Page

19

James V Purdy Funeral Today At Beulah Church

Final rites for James Vestal Purdy aged 58 were held at Beulah Assembly of God Church with ministers officiating. Burial followed in Carl ton cemetery near Calhoun under Mulhearn's direction. Purdy, a Monroe barber of Route 1 Calhoun, died Tuesday after a long illness. Survived by wife Vera Purdy son Jimmy Purdy daughters Dorothy Farr Teresa Purdy mother Rosie Purdy sisters Bertha Frost Christine Toston brothers J P Grady Purdy Zach Purdy Benton Purdy and four grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.

James Vestal Purdy Bulah Vera Purdy Calhoun Jimmy Purdy Dorothy Farr West Monroe Teresa Purdy Rosie Purdy Bertha Frost Downsville Christine Toston J. P and Grady Purdy Zach Purdy Monroe Benton Purdy Bridge City Texas John Russell Laney Crocker Dan McClure Harrel Butler George Murphy Jim Finkley

Band and Twirling Camp Staff Named for Winnfield Program

Tim Contnie of Winnfield High School Band and Jack Gatlin of Monroe, twirling dean, are listed on the staff of the 11th annual camp in Lake Charles, as announced by organizers.

Lake Charles Tim Contnie Winnfield Hgh Jack Gatlin Monroe

Jackson Sides Deadlocked After Rejection

In Jackson Mississippi a mass meeting rejected mayor Allen Thompson's end to demonstrations. Medgar Evers urged more protests while the Citizens Council condemned concessions to race mixers as unwise.

Jackson, Miss Jackson Allen Thompson Thompson Medgar Evers Citizens Council Mississippi Jackson Citizens Council Negro Citizens Committee On Human Rights Woolworth’s Negro Evers Barbara Masser Concord Mass J. L. Ray National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Lena Horne

McNeese State College Band and Twirling Camp Announced

The annual McNeese State College band and twirling camp will be conducted here July 14 20.

McNeese State College

Monroe Woman's Sister Succumbs

Funeral services for Mrs. Georgie Harrelson, 85, sister of a Monroe woman, are set for 2 p.m. at Sandy Bayou Baptist Church with Rev. T. O. Arrington officiating. Burial follows at Welcome Home Cemetery. She died Tuesday in a local nursing home after a long illness. survivors include two sons, a daughter, two sisters, a half-brother, ten grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren.

Columbia Georgie Harrelson Monroe Sandy Bayou Baptist Church T. O. Arrington Welcome Home Harrelson S. B. Harrelson C. J. Harrelson Ferriday Eva Corhorn Crowley D. J. Bedsole Fannie Greer Mt. Cartmell Ill Wash Tingle Grayson

Veteran Red Cross disaster chief to speak at Ouachita meeting

W D Dibrell a veteran of Red Cross disaster service will address the Ouachita Chapter Red Cross at 7 30 p m Thursday in Bre ard Hall Northeast State College. Dibrell later served as director of Disaster Service Southeastern area since 1960 and organized the Birmingham Blood Center in 1951.

Red Cross Disaster Service W. D. Dibrell Ouachita Red Cross Breard Hall Northeast State College Dibrell Southeastern Area Birmingham Ala South Carolina Grand Chenier Louisiana Alabama Florida Gulf Coast Vermont New York North Carolina Miami Fla American Red Cross Bay of Pigs Cuba National Red Cross Ouachita Chapter Biedenharn Hall

Barnett Declines Oxford Trip Amid Meredith Controversy

Gov. Ross Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson said they will not travel to Oxford as two African Americans are expected to enroll at the University of Mississippi. Barnett cites a 12 o'clock TV appearance. Johnson plans to stay in Jackson. Officials noted most counsel advised against appearing. Both face possible federal contempt actions over earlier attempts to block James Meredith's registration.

Jackson Charles Jones J. P. Campbell College of Evers Capitol Street Gloster B. Current New York NAACP Miss Ross Barnett Paul Johnson Oxford University of Mississippi Barnett Associated Press Johnson James Meredith

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