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such legislation as this in the Congress. When President Truman’s Fair Employment Practices Commission bill was up in Congress, and it was a creampuff in comparison with the current measure, 1 offered an amendment to provide that a minister of the gospel could not be sent to jail for refusing to employ an atheist in his church, a situation which was possible under the bill The amendment was adopted tentatively but then voted down!
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Roy Wharton, age 31 white,' single, truck driver, son of Conner Wharton and Nora Alice Haynes of Amissville, and Montrue Mae Clatterbuck, daughter of Hariy Nelson Clatterbuck and Venie Woodard. License issued June 11 1956 Married by the Rev. John B. Hodge at Amissville, June 15.
Harry Dexter Bailey, age 23, white, shop'worker, son of John Spencer Bailey, and Virgie White of Rock, West Va. and Lythena Jewell Lilly daughter of Oliver E. Lilly and Emmie Maud Pack ot Huntly Va. License issued June 15 1956. Married by the Rev. Warren Corbin, June 15 1956.
George Raymond Jenkins, age 20, white, surveyors helper, sbn of George W. Jenkins and Bessie Ellen Jenkins of Sperryville Va. and Blanche Elizabeth Verner, daughter of Alfred Miller Ver-, ner and Alice Coates of Washington, Va. License issued June 15, 1956 Married by the Rev John R. Frizzell, Jr. June 21st.
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