Fruit Cakes For Charity From Forrest County Alumnae
The Forrest County Home Economics Alumnae Association of MSC sells fruit cakes to fund a girl’s Home Economics scholarship at Southern. Cakes are $1.50 per pound, offered in 2 3 and 5 pound sizes, with delivery possible by mail. Louise Crosby coordinates orders at 38 3993 and address details are given for mail orders in Hattiesburg Mississippi.
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Forrest County Home Economics
Southern
Louise Crosby
Pecans for sale in five pound bags at sixty cents a pound
Mrs Miles B Porter of Moselle Mississippi reports a bumper pecan crop and offers Stuart pecans in five pound bags or more at 60 cents a pound postpaid. She has 500 to 600 pounds available and invites inquiries.
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Stuart
Stewart
Miles B. Porter
Mosalle
Mississippi
William Goldhurst Profiles as Dr. King Book Reviewer
A column notes William Goldhurst, one of Harry Golden’s three sons, is at Tulane University pursuing a doctorate in English with most of the work finished except the dissertation. The writer says Goldhurst has written a review of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s book and hints at future pages.
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Martin Luther King
William Goldhurst
Bill Goldhurst
Harry Golden
Bill
Tulane University
Ashmore’s Epitaph For Dixie Defines a South Reborn
The Arkansas Gazette editor Harry Ashmore analyzes the South’s troubles and traditions in An Epitaph For Dixie. He argues the Old South is dead and that recognizing this reality helps Southerners face present difficulties with realism and leadership.
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Harry Ashmore
Dixie
Ashmore
The
Arkansas Gazette
South
Arkansas
Bagis
Worth Thinking About Minus And Plus In TV Teaching
Dr. Willard E. Givens argues public schools remain Godless only if moral values are rejected. He says love, mercy, truth, and discipline define religion in schools and that formal religious rites are not required. The public school’s role is to foster knowledge, self respect, and rights, uniting parents and children in a universal enterprise.
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God
Brotherhood of Man
The Public Schools and TV Instruction in Dormitory Closures
The piece critiques television based teaching as a supplement to the traditional lecture method. It notes the lack of interactive dialogue in TV classes and argues that without direct student inquiry the format remains weak. It cites emergency dorm closures of Litzie Heck high schools as testing ground for this approach and highlights teacher and student reactions.
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Mark Hopkins
Dormis
Litsie Heck
Bie
The Rifleman Brings Family Western to ABC
TV columnist Myrie notes the return of family fare in The Rifleman starring Chuck Connors. Connors, former Dodger pitcher turned actor, leads a new Western praised for its family focus and single story through a son-led plot.
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Werites TV
Myrie ‘Torre
Matt Dillon
Er Sheng Min Paladin
Simeo Gene Autry
Roy Rogers
Virginia
Chuck Hin
Dodgers
Cubs
Los Angeles Anidels
Connors
Heinlss
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