Flag: 12 The Guardian i Thur, July 3. 1957

ROCKET POST

Transportation of mail by rockeli was succesfuliy concluded Mon- day, July 1, 1957. at commencol ment of the International physical Year, when the U.S.1 rocket research institute flew a, total of 5,000 letters in five rock-, eta a distance of one and one; quarter miles from Douglas coun-- ty, Nev.. to Topaz, Mono county. Calif. Each rocket, 14 feet long by three inches in diameter. carried a total of 1.000 letters in three specially designed fins. All rock- eLs functioned perfectly and land- ed with n a 500 - toot circle at the end of their nights, according to George S. James. director of the rocket research institute. Here is one of the roikets taking of iron: Douglas county.

Young Couple Are Honored

A pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Lord, North Tryon, on July 11, 1957. when approximately 125 reiativea.. friends and neighbors gathered' there to tender a shower for the recent newly weds. Mr. and Ms-s.l Donald Lord (nee Janet Bell). i

The young couple were eacortedl to their seats by Miss Joyce Bell. and Mr. Roger Lord. while Mrs. Sheldon Dixon played "Here Comes the Bride". . -

The basket of lovely gifts were carried in by Marion Kay Dixon and Carl Dixon. Opening the gifts were Mrs. Richard Newsome and Mrs. Vernon Inman. reading the names and versea. Mrs. Harieigh iiowatt. arranging on tables. Mrs., Ralph Fay and Mrs. Percy Foy.'

The couple received gifts of lin- en. china, silver and money, etc., for which Donald thanked one and all on behalf of his wife.

A delicious lunch was served as- sisled hy ladies of the district.

On the following Saturday, a sec- ond shower was tendered. also at the home of Mr. and Mrssteriing Lord, in which relatives of th .l young couple gathered. l

The many lovely gifts. including silver, electric appliances, linen. etc. were opened by the bride, rcading the verses was .Vlrs. Frank

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A lunch of Ice cream and cakes; were served. Then all left for home wishing Janet and Donald. all the best for the future years.

Convictions In . Segregation Case ;

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and six T ' contempt. . -' Thcy face up to six months hi i ' hull and fines up to 81.000 or bothl - ' for fomentlng racial strife dl (iilnlnn. Tenn- IIHI fall when 13- , Aogms were admitted to a prey. u I Iously allvwhite high school. ' , The jury. which had been ex. , ' hurled hy defence lawyer. to ;;m.' se-rte the traditional "southerI7 , wav of life," deliberated two hour; and on minutes before bringing in its verdict. Four of the 11 defend-1 MIL! were acquitted A nnrezwrz SURPRISED l Defence lawyers, who bed can. rt firiontlv predicted a mess ecqulbi ""i Mint-arod dazed as the juryf l foreman inloned the word "guilty". . after each of seven names. l Defence c o u n s el Robert 1,, Hobbs of Memphis refused to con- wmlr that the verdict constituted a heavy blow to poo - aegreggtiog ' ''"5- W" 1'! flithtlng anion

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