5 MARCH 16, 1958 THE SELMA TIMES- JOURNAL FIFTEEN Echoes From World PressDrunkenness Takes Two Forms In German Democratic Republic By North American Newspaper Alliance side of the news from the world press: Do Drunks See Red? of the German Democratic two legal forms- ordinary intoxicant destroys, state-owned "Criminal will get Bennett Muriel supper family going to After the Mrs. mother ill, one out to daffodil Want to live to be 100? A Tokyo branch has just been established of the society you should join. It was founded two years ago by Tatsuo Morito, 70-year-old faculty dean of Hiroshima University. The society is composed of per sons over 60 dedicated to living at least 40. more years, a principal slogan is that living without any aim but eating is an enemy to Iongevity.
You don't have to write to Japan, either. There's a branch in Seattle. (Asahi Evening News, Tokyo) Words From The Wise Some quotes of the year by con- NEW YORK- The Justice Ministry drunkenness now takes Intry says, of when the sleep citizens. Off Start AM was happy at the house. on.
New -Year's Day. Bennett prepared and onions a for zesty, party. This, apparently, is not be the Bennetts' year. tasty meal was consumed, Bennett, her father, her and her daughter became by one. Seems the onions turned have been her husband's bulbs.
Standard, London) 100 Or Bust: Sweden) Under Control temporary greats: A democracy is a country where the free exchange of views does not end with funeral: Sir Winston" Churchill. Love at first sight is often followed by indifference at second glance: Daphne de Maurier. Today's are "often "tomor row's geniuses: Werner Heisenburg, German atomic scientist, Nobel Prinze-winner Every woman who marries takes creation where God left it off: Lin Yu-Tang. Nuremberg firemen rushed nine trucks to the city's historic. St.
renz Church after being told it was on fire. They found smoke belch-from spire, They also found the cause: Two workers brewing coffee over an open tire. (8-Uhr-Blatt, Germany) Welcome Ghost At Petersfield, England, the ownof an old house has been grant- STETSON PAINT A Paint for Every Purpose distributed by Stewart, King McKenzie -Dial-4-5201 -Selma, Alabama Republic (Communist East Germiny) has decreed that and criminal. "Criminal intoxication" results, the minjail Deutschland, East Berlin) property, makes anti-Communist remarks, or disturbs- GREENSBORO Mrs. David Vick of Gallion visited Mr.
and Mrs. David Vick and son and Mrs. W. W. Poellnitz during the past week.
Mrs. A. E. Waller spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Banks and daughter in Eutaw. Dr. T. J. Anderson returned home Monday from the Demopolis Hospital I where he was a patient during the week.
Mrs. Lee Otts- was admitted to the Whitfield Memorial Hospital in Demopolis Sunday. Miss Ellen Bennett Burks, who suffered a recent back injury that necessitated. being hospitalized. for.
a week, is recuperating at her home here. Her mother spent the past week with her in Atlanta. Dr. and Mrs. Tom Anderson Jr.
and children, Margaret, Tom, and Frances, of Atlanta will spend the coming weekend with Dr. T. J. Anderson, Miss Evelyn Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alexander had as guests for the week end Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kitchens, Melinda, David and Loretta of Jasper. Joining. them on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garner and children, Buddy and Miriam, of Jasper.
Mrs. Inez Woods of Newbern Phad as weekend- guests Col. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Birmingham. Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Lowry were in Meridian Saturday. Norris Barnette has received his honorable discharge from the U.S.
Army and is now at his home here. Dr. J. R. Long, L.
F. Bedsole, Mrs. Hugh Jackson and Mrs. T. B.
Long of the Hale County Health Department will be in Birmingham the latter part of this week to attend a conference of state health workers, Mr. Bedsole, who is state president of. the Sanitation officers, will preside at meeting on Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs.
J. O. Riley were in Macon, the past week end to attend the funeral of her brother, died in Washington. Mrs. Carroll Arrington, Mrs.
James Arrington and children and Steve Arrington spent Thursday in Birmingham and were, accompanied home by Mrs. Wallace She was joined here Saturday night by Mr. Nelson and they returned to Birmingham Monday. Mrs. Steele Black, who is working with the American Red Cross in Japan, will arrive here Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs.
C. P. son. Mr. and Mrs.
E. Creel vacationing in Florida. Mrs. J. R.
Vidmer has returned to her home in Mobile after visitnig Mrs. A. I. Selden and Mrs. J.
Todd Dale. A guest at "Contentment" now is- Mrs. Conrad Albrizio of Foley. A number of ladies from the Greensboro Baptist were in Mobile Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday to attend the W.M.U. state convention.
Going from here were: Mrs. J. L. Franklin, Mrs. Stephen May.
Mri. Pharis Johnson Mrs. W. M. Arrington, Mrs.
J. F. Johnston, Mrs. Bert Williams, Mrs. A.
G. Higdon. Friends of Mrs. Carol Smith (Edith Stollenwerck) of Decatur will be glad to know she is doing nicely at Wiley Baugh Clinic' in Decatur where she underwent surgery the past week. Randy Ramey, son of Dr.
and Mrs. D. R. Ramey, was recently elected as treasurer of his fraternity, Phi Gamma Delta, at the Uni-3 versity of Alabama, where he is sophom*ore. Applications will be available from Miss Vera Howell, Greensboro postmaster, for examination for substitute postal transportation.
clerks that will be held in the very near future. Closing date for applications will be waived until the needs of the service have been met. On Sunday afternoon, March 16, members of the Greensboro Baptist Church will be visiting the homes in the Greensboro area, -seeking information pertaining: to church affiliation and participation The survey will begin at 1 o'clock and are to it by o'clock. The cooperation of everyone will be appreciated in making this a complete Religious Survey. Information concerning other churches will be shared with those desiring it, BEAUTY QUEEN? -Looking rather fierce, Greek beauty queen Antigone Costanza is set to cause a sensation at the next masked ball she attends.
The paint job was applied in Rome by painter Novella Parigini, who used Antigone's face for her canvas. If this idea becomes popular, girls will dispense with their powder puffs and bring along palettes and brushes for the retouching. ed an extra 10 per cent tax deduction. Reason. Internal revenue has found the house to be tauntett.
Voz de Espana, San Sebastian) Alcohol Evil? Jacques Borel, who has spent 30 years studying the problem, thinks that alcoholism is not the vast evil it has been pictured. He contends people don't drink as much as they did half a century ago. He also argues that alcoholism is the result, not the cause, of -unhappiness, that people who drink tho much are already unstable. (Paris-Presse). Separate Togetherness CINCINNATI (P) A husbandwife combination works at the Geheral Electric gigantic plant in nearby Evendale, but their paths seldom cross during the day.
Mrs. Loren Ingram, one of the few women engineers in this area, is in the jet engine plant. Robert Ingram, the husband, is in the component engineering operations, doing work which is not particularly related to that done by Mrs. Ingram. going places Dodson's cotton and Cupioni rayon, Jauntily jacketed for junior going your way, the collared- sheath snuggled under its own bug- jacket.
Sizes 7-15 $17.95 MAIN FLOOR BARTONS HOLD IT! Bailey K. Green Has 5 Good Reasons Why He Should Be Re-Elected CORONER OF DALLAS COUNTY 1. Has record of attending duties in a businesslike manner. 1. Has record of carrying out the duties of the office of coroner in a dignified and sympathetic manner.
Has cooperated with and assisted city, county and state law enforcement officers in investigative cases. Answers call promptly. 5. Has proven qualifications with experience gained during past three and one-half years serving as your coroner. Your Vote and Influence Will Be Appreciated Pd.
Pol. Adv. by Friends of Bailey K. Green, P. C.
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