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Oomen's Clubs

Thursday. February is. at 2:so p. m.
Miss Ruth Carroll viii talk on the
Value OF Milk to the Growing
Child" There also VIII be rnusic by
an Instrumental trio and a piano solo
BY Marion LIZ.
ALPHA CLUB.
The Alpha club win meet Thurs
day. February rs. with Mrs. p. g.
Masters. 1927 Franklin ave. Lunch.
con at 1890.
BRYANT PIT. A.
The program Of tho Bryant PIT.
A. for Thursday, February is. M
2i5. has been arranged by the child
welfare department. under the chair.
manship Of Mrs. Sarah Hawthorne.
The main address OF the afternoon
will be by b. U. Casseii. principal
Of Greenwood school. on "Charnctar
Building and Honesty" The pro.
gram will DO opened BY singing of
the PIT. A. song and exercises BY
the primary room. Mrs. Clarence
Lucas, president of the Roosevelt p.
T. A., win speak on Where Are we
Going7" The Eighth grade win con.
tribute group of songs.
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Mira. 8. o'Neil will entertain tho
members OF the Seattle Civic I'm.
provement club Mt a o'clock tea Mt
Its next meeting. to be held Thurs.
day, February Is. at the Federated
clubhouse
COURSE IN BUDGETING THE
FAMILY INCOME
Under the auspices OF the home
service department OF the Puget
Sound Savings and Loan association.
corner OF Pike St and Third ave. n
course Of lectures In budgetlng tho
family income will be given by Mia.
Effie Raitt, director OF the homo ec.
onomics department ut the Univer.
silly OF Washington. beginning
Thursday. February Is. at . d. m.
Registrations are asked az soon aa
possible.
ALTRU1sTIC CLUB
Altruistic club will give valentino
party at the home OF Mrs. Fannie
Pike. 4514 18th ave. N. E., Thursday.
February 10. at p. m.
WEST WOODLAND P.-T.A.
West Woodland PIT. A. win have
an evening meeting at the school
auditorium. on Thursday, February
10. Carl Croson, speaker. Music.
Refreshments.
WOMEN OF MoosEHEART
LEGION
Women Of Mooseheart Legion viii,
meet In Moose temple Thursday. Feb
ruary IL. at 8 o'clock for initiation.
DANISH sISTERHooD
Evergreen Drill Team Club Of
Danish Sisterhood meets with Mra
Timina Sorenson, 1901 Norman ri
Thursday February IL. at 1880
o'clock.
LAFAYETTE pRE-scHooL
CIRCLE
Thursday morning, February Is.
from until 1880. the Hill Street
Kindergarten win hold open house
and every mother OF the district n
urged to attend. From 1880 until
lIssb- Lafayette pro-Hchooi uirois
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sTEvENs RELIEF CORPS no. !

STEVENS RELIEF CORPS no. !
Stevens Relief Corps No. 4. auril.
larry 20 Stevens post No. !. q. A. H.
was grieyed 10 learn Of tho accident
20 their fitnt president. Mrs. Viola
A Kenyon. who had the misfortune
10 fan NJ her home. 81 Adams u
Olympia. on February . MrH. Ken.
yon's birthday is Friday. February
10 The Corps requests ~ members
10 remember their president Of May
10. 1854. by sending her a birthday
greeting. either by postal card or
letter.
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENT Glib

The Whittier Heights Improve.
nsnt club VIII hold lts regular meet.
lnE In tho Whittier school. W. 18TH
n and 18Th ave. ~. W. on Friday.
February 10th, AZ p, m. Mayor
Brown viii 10 the speaker Of the
evening
A valentine dance. 20 be given by
the club, Sili h. hold IN Greenwood
hall. W. strd IT and Greenwood ave.
on Thursday. February Is. Enter.
talnnUnt from . 90 , p. m and dane.
inE from then until 1. o'clock. when
a prize VIII he awarded.
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College Clubs Cabaret Carnival Delightful,
Mrs. Butter7Oorth GiUeS Charming Party

NT and eOoru caharVt Carnival dinner and dance
- the College club evening BY large assenhsgc Of
hers and their
Mr. Lawrence Watkins Fowler. Mr..
Howard MCanu Chds and Mt
W Fredeek dancing and singing and
McCruskoy
By Mr. Armand Marion Mr. Abbott Lindsay an OF which enthu
asteals small tables
McCurdy.
Arthur r r. r.
w, Luithlen. Arthur
1a,lmer Rarels William H. Gloriua
Air Mr ~ c wreize and Mr.
y. w. catlet.
included Dr. D. H. Houston
Calvert Mr. Lane SUMMER
Patterson. r. j
Mr.
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LADIES OF THE GOLDEN
MONTH

Tho Ladies' Of tho Golden North
will entertain with a card party
Friday. February 10. at is2ah First
ave. al ; .. m. All Alaskans cor.
daily invited
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A typewrittcn petition cannot be
presented in tho English house or
commons: II must be writtsn-
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MoosFHpART BALL
POSTPONED

u 7 I-FTTNTsII
The hoossheart Endowment fund
hail. planned for Wednesday eve.
ming. February it. nj Moose temple.
has been postponed 90 February e.
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Bresiau, SIlcsin. possesses a com
pressed paper chimney. 50 feet high
and said 10 be fircproof
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Interesting Musicale This Euening

Miss Helen Feuyman delightful
University
following be
Kirkland
Amhrcse "Gondola
ensemble under the direction l. NJ Glen.
-Scherzo b choptn-Eugene Musser
Carniyal
Cid" Tiney.
Adagio Res Aa craeovnne- staowskIouiss Dow Benton
Twilight" Katherine
Rude Wind Cruel Sea- Katherine Gion MY Lover He Comes the
skee" CoughI4eghton-Ada Tniey.
Flower Waltz Gralnger-Eugene
-frfand Fairy"
Fairies" Foryth-Universiy
Helen Ferryman and wnech,er. accompanlsta
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y. on Thursday. February 10. Pho
mic lunch AZ o'clock.
SUNSHINE GUILD
Sunshine guild will meet with
Mu. Ella BAHo. 1909 y. Fir st..
Thursday. February 10. At II
o'clock.
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Valentino Bridqe Luncheon Smart Affair

luncheon this
obOnS tables esned with gaceful arrangement OF
foathey which wide
banthuei tasd tho length the board
of rcdea
Mrs
Louis wtheby. Jr-
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AUXILIARY TO
RAILROAD TRAiNAlEN

AUXILIARY TO
RAILROAD THAiNAlEN
Tho ladies' AUXILIARY 20 ths
brotherhood OF Railroad TrAinmeu
will give a card party on Thursday.
February rs. from ! 10 I o'clock. al
the homo OF Mrs c. a. BAKER. s0ss
ais, ave. 8. Take Rainier Valley
car 10 Adams a..
The regular meeting win DO held
AZ Moose hail on Friday. February
is. al y. m.
afASus DRAMATus CLUB
The next meeting OF tho Manus
Dramatus club viii be held al tho
homo OF Margaret Boveo. eio{ ia.
VIENNA blvd. on Thursday. Febru.
airy Is.
AMARANTH SOCIAL CLUB
Amamn,h Social club meets with
Mn. Ruby Bell. ssiT 18th ave. n.
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JOHN y. MILLER RELIEF CORPS
John y. Miller Relief corps will
celebrate the birthday Of Lincoln
and Washington on February II az
, p. m. At the Armory.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
In celebration OF It's birthday an.
adversary. the Pennsylvania Study
club VIII entertain with q luncheon
al the Federated club house Friday.
February 10, at ~ o'clock. 10 which
all members are invited.
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VIII hold It's regular meeting. Dr.
Maud Parker viii speak on How
Shall Tell Ny ChiidT'
GERMAN LADIES' SOCIETY
German Ladies' society viii give q
special benefit card party at Odd Fell
lows temple. Thursday. February 10.
at .. In. Proceeds for local charity,
SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE
CLUB "FREJA"
Ladies' Social and Charitable club.
"FrcJa." will meet In ladies' parlor. at
the Swedish club. Thursday. Fehru-
AIRY Is. at .. m
UNIVERSITY. HEIGHTS Pr. A.
An evening meeting will be held by
the PIT. A. Of tho University Heights
school Thursday. February iB. at 3
clock. DR.. Stevenson smith Of the
University Of Washington viii speak
on Some Applications OF the Prin.
ciples OF Psychology Of the Manage.
mcnt Of Children" Mrs Joseph n
Harrison viii sing and J. r. Faulkner
will play cello solo.
CROWN HILL PIT. A.
Crown Hnl PIT. A. will meet
Thursday afternoon. February IS.
at 7.So O'Clock. A visit, 10 each
room Of the school will be part Of
the program. to be followed by q
social hour and refreshments.
CoLMAN PIT. A.
Miss Jessie Lockwood. principal d.
John Muir school. win speak on
Safety at the meeting Of tho
Colman PIT. A., Thursday, Fobru.
AIRY i6, Mt p. m.
Y. w. c. A. NOTES
Friends-of.All club OF tho Y. w.
c. A. win give kid" party on
Thursday. February is. at Bessie
Eddy's home. ais 1-hir. ave. NJ. W.
U. ID. c, club. In the large private
dining room. 6 p. m. cafeteria sup
per. Mrs. West win conduct tho
Bible lesson at .. m. In BIblo
rooms. second floor.
Alsacon club. In tho second floor
club rooms at D. m. Discussion
hour. current events and group
singing. AZ . p. M. social hour
and sports in tho gymnasium.
Alumnae Club OF Girl Reserves,
supper in the small private dining
room OF tho cafeteria. at p. m.
Next hour viii be spent In rehcars-
Ing for their special feature in tho
High School Girl Reserves. Colonial
party.
r. A. MCDONALD PIT. A.
The monthly meeting OF the II. A.
Mcdonald PIT. a. will take the
form Of an open house for tho
new school TO be held Thursday
evening. February f5. at 8 o'clock.
Members OF the school board and
OF the 1919 graduating claas will
be honor guests.
NINETEENTH CENTURY CLUB
Nineteenth Century club meets nj
the Y. w. c. a. Thursday, Fobru.
airy 10. at $3.50 o'clock. Hostesses,
Mrs. w. A. Keenc and Miss Cora
Gillette.
ZONERY CLUB
Tho Zonery club viii hold open
meeting Thursday. February is. at
8 p. m, In the lecture hnll on tho
fourth floor OF the Y w. G. A. DR..
Barnes. speaker. Demonstrations.
DORIC SOCIAL CLUB
Dortc Social club will meet
Thursday, February Is, Mt 2 o'clock
with Mrs. Annie Hcsketh. a71s In.
tona ave. Mn Annie Cook assist.
Ing hostess. All Eastern Stars and
friends invited.
nnr ~ sv-nH vvvN ~.,..
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Mr.. ana Mn. Bernard II. Burn.
aide ana little son. Billy. plan 20
leave March 1 for Honolulu. 20 be
away a number Of months.
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SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE
CLUB "FREJA"
Ladies' Social and Charitable club
"FrcJa." will meet In ladies' parlor. at
the Swedish club. Thursday, Fehru.
AIRY 10. at .. IN
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DINNER AT GRACE NJ E.

CHURCH
The Ladies' AID Of Grace Method.
ist church will give a dinner IN this
church, on the corner OF 18th ave.
s and KinE ST. on Friday evening.
February IS, from Q 20 o'clock.
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Mas HAEoi Mcmillan returned
TNiosday from visit OF several
week. In Los Angeles.
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In Charge at Orthopedic Tea Shop

81 Margar the service NJ the
Ortnpedic Tea Shop on Thursday with
ssssed oy j. n Gaffney
kars ID McEaehernn Mrs Edwin Ripley.
Costello Miss Naomi Morford Thompson
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NINETEENTH CENTURY CLUB
Nineteenth Century club meets AT
the Y. w. G. A. Thursday, Fobru.
airy 10, at $3.50 o'clock. Hostcsses,
Mrs. w. A. Keenc and Miss Cora
Gillette.
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F. A. MCDONALD PIT. A.

y. a. McDONALD P..T. a.
The monthly meeting OF the r. A.
Mcdonald PIT. a. will take the
form OF an open house for tho
new school to be held Thursday
evening. February i5. at 8 o'clock.
Members OF the school board and
OF the 1919 graduating claa will
be honor guests.
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German Ladies' society win give q
special benefit card party at Odd Fol.
lows temple. Thursday. February 10.
at .. IN. Proceeds for local charity.
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VALENTINE DANCE

VALENTINE DANCE
Tho Young Workers ieagr VIII
give . valentine dance at tho l. o.
q. T. hail. corner Of Virginia and
Borpn. on Saturday evening. Fcbru-
airy II.
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VALENTINE DANCE

fNlsfsN igNts hAlNhE
Alpha auxiliary will giva ia second
birthday party. Friday evening. Feb.
ruary is. AT the old X. T.. hall All
HirnSioar mon and their families In
yitcd. Refreshments.
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will hold It's regular meeting. Or.
Maud Parker viii speak on How
Shall Tell Ny ChiidT'
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SIGNAL CORPS AUXILIARY
POSTPONE MEETING
The Signal Corps auxiliary meet.
Ing planned for Wednesday evening.
February IL. at tho home Of Mr. and
Ars. Louis JudkIns. SIS 18th ave.
has been postponed TO February Il.
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zoNERY CLUB

zoNERY CLUB
Tho Zonery club will hold open
meeting Thursday. February rs. at
p. m, In the lecture hnll on tho
fourth floor OF the Y. w. G. A. DR..
Barnes, speaker. Demonstrations.
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Personal

Mrn George y atone has ~ her
guests her daughter. Mrs Mary
GeorFe Summers. Of Monruyla. Cal.
and iIrr r0nin law. sir Frank
Coomta. 81 New York. who arrived
last week 90 b. with Mira COMBS.
Who underwent an operation this
week a. the Swedish hospital
Mrs. H. 81 j. Cousins OF Tacoma
uront Monday In town Waiting
friends
SIR. and Mira HariAnd hariu
Il .oulss Hisarl arc receiving con.
EmtulAt!ons upon the birth Of a
daughter. February >. at tho Swedish
hospital
Mr.. and Mira. Thomas Frunhioii are
occupying tho home Of Mr.. and Mra
Tmfford Hutsaon az Tt~ Highland
during the absence OF the HutcsonH
In Europe,
SIR. ana Mrs. Walter Wright are
being folioitated on the birth OF a
son. Walter Lindsay. AZ the Awedish
hospital ON rvbruary ,.
Mas HAEel Mcmillan returned
Tuesday from n visit OF several
weeks IN Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Aiu. Bernard H. Burn.
aide and little son. Billy plan 20
49,. 4 -. 1T.
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Hosts at Informal Dinner Tonight

mr. and Mrs Leroy Backus entertaining with inform
OF eight covers at the Sunset club this evening
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DORIC SOCIAL CLIrn

DoRIC SOCIAL CLUB
Doric Social club will meet
Thursday, February iJ, Mt 2 o'clock
with Mrs. Annie Hcsketh. a71s In.
tona ave. Mrs. Annie Cook assist.
ing hostess, All Eastern Stars and
friends invited.
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Hosts at Dancinn Pnrtu

rcd and white
white flowers and
refreshments limiting Of 81; Valentines
Chandlers dancing mhfu
Eighteen
Being the only guest
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Friday for Miss Mcdonald

Mrs PAtrick Tamuany
Iunnson the College club In compliment Miss Isabel Mcdonald
who Is sailing February
YIN become the bride Of Ensign Arnold
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NOTICE TO CLUB MEMBERS.

Dear Club Girls:
Our Short Course is to be held
at Poplarville at A. H. S. the 9Th
7th, and Sth of June
1t will open Wednesday morning
at 500 o'clock. You will register
on the morning of the 9Th, and be-
gin work in the afternoon which will
continue until Friday Afternoon.
We are to be here just three days.
The Board including meals and COM
Portable room will cost each men,
Der $3.50
Bring with you all necessary toll
ct articles such as towels, soap,
bath cloth, comb, brush, sheets, pill
low case and clothing for yourself.
am anxious for you all to be
here. See how many you can have
present from your community.
Remember the dates June 9Th,
7th, and 9Th.
Come be with US and let's make
this a pleasant and profitable course
EULA TATUM,
Home Demonstration Agent
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THE BALANCE OF POWER.

Seventy Mississippi will vote in the August
The total will be
will be glance that the
women hold We the to elect
not receive support Mississippi And without consider
hope be Governor This much IS
clear.
responsibility end merely with terminating pohta
his misdoing
ability brag Having eli
resoundlng
affirmative duty lies power to define
the certain principles and demand
these
principles
The women of Mississippi well defined
We placed books and
full complete legal and
endorsed The public health
consideration
undermining checked and these ends
adherence principles De1ore tn
election.
candidate for Governor
that that candidate declare himself
vitality concerned therefore
AS for those who stand the acid
eliminated
beginning platforms, and campaign and
the qualified
ande experience and sympathetic with
determined minds that there
Mississippi politics The demagogue doomed
his And between statesman
candidate
ability leadership
political
children and development Of Mississippi
hold the balance Of And this
brings responsibility We have shlked before
been We will
Statewide house cleaning replace de-
possible
forward gicultural indusay and meralyThe Woman Voter
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

/, j. M. Morse, j., substituted
trustee, under the provision by
virture of the authority conferred
upon me in that certain substitution
of trustee on the 18th day Of April,
1928. and filed on the 10th day 81
April, 1928, now on record in the
Chancery Clerks office, Pearl River
County, Mississippi, in book IL,
page 215 in the record Of mortgages
and deeds Of trusts, which substi-
tuition of trustee relates to that GER
tain deed Of trust executed by n.
Brooks, and Mrs. Stella BROOKS
his wife, dated March 21st 1921 to
secure a certain indebtedness due
and owing Mrs J. w. Burks, which
said deed of trust is now recorded
in the office of the Chancery Clerk
of Pearl River County, Mississippi,
in book 9, page 119, OF record Oh
land trust deeds of said county, con-
dition having been broken and |
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For Superintendent
of Education.
]. N. STEWART
J. F. STUART
C. E. BASS
For ak Assessor
ADOLPH MCGEHEE
HARVEY S. STEWART
A. A. STOCKSTILL
]. D. SMITH
Member Of Board
'' of Supervisors

vi 0V0A0
of Supervisor
DISTRICT 1
BOYD BYRD
J. SOL MOODY
JOHN T. BOYD
DISTRICT 2
]. I. W. BYRD
J. A. BILBO
HAMP S. STEWART
N. L. STANFORD
DISTRICT 3
W. C. BASS
JOE FORNEA
DISTRICT 1
MONROE TATE
HARVEY BURKS
DISTRICT 5
B. e. LUMPKIN
D. r. JOHNSON
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NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior, U. s.
Land OFFICE at Jackson, Mississippi;
April %, 1928. -
NOTICE is hereby given that J..
Sol Moody, whose post office address
is Poplarville, Mississippi, did, on the
goth day Of December, 1922, file in
this office. Sworn Statement and
Application, No. OSS61, to purchase
the Lots II, IL, 10 and IA, Section
5, Township South, Range II
West, St. Stephens Meridian, and
the timber thereon, under the pro-
visions of the act of June 8, 1878,
and acts amendatory, .known as the
Timber and Stone Law" at such
value as might be fixed by appraise-
ment, and that, pursuant to such
application, the land and timber
thereon have been appraised, at
Two Hundred Seventy Six Dollars
and Sixty-six cents, the timber esti-
mated at $500 board feet at $500
per M, and the land 1896; that
said applicant will offer final proof
in support Of his application and
sworn statement on the 18th day Of
July, 1928, before the Chancery
Clerk of Pearl River County, at Pop
larville, Miss.
Any person is at liberty to pro-
test this purchase before entry, or
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-31
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
trustees of Orvisburg Consolidated
school, will meet in Superintendent
office, June 18th, 1000 o'clock
sharp A. M. for the purpose of re-
ceiving bids and awarding contract
to erect a school building accord.
ing to plans and specifications now
on file in Superintendent office
No money advanced contractor
until building is complete and ac-
cepted by trustee.
Trustees reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
OSCAR BATSON,
C. L. SMALLWOOD,
L r. LOTT, Trustees.
Ne. 43.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that
the Board of Trustees of the Car
riere Consolidated School, Carriere,
Miss, will on the 9th day of June,
1928, Saturday until three o'clock
p. M. at the school house, receive
sealed bids for the sinking of a deep
we'll for the school.
The contractor will be required to
furnish all material, labor and equip
ment and guarantee water supply
of fifty gallons per minute with air
pressure. The we'll to be of four
inch standard black pipe.
The trustees reserve the right
to reject any and all bids. :.
This the IS day of May, 1928.
LONNIE L. WATKINS,
B. H. MILLER,
F. S. LUMPKIN, Trustees.
No. AZ:
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seal of said court this the 23rd day
of May, 1928.
H. K. ROUSE, Chancery Clerk.
No A.
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37-45.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-31

ixitiate . contest q sny 80 beeess
patent issues, By fling - corr
horated affidavit in ehiUSoefics, l.
Ioging facts which would defsat { e
sntry. WI: y Igor
Register.
37-45.
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The State of Mississippi, To r. L
Cfauens0n Lake Charlea. La.

The State of Mississippi, To r. L
Stevenson, Lake Charles, La.
An attachment at the suit OF W..
M. Hyde against your estate for
Three Hundred Ninety-one Dollars
and Ten cents, ($391.10) returnable
before the Chancery Court Of Pearl
River County, at the August term,
1928, at the Court House of Pearl
River County, Mississippi, has been
executed and is now pending in said
court; and unless you appear before
said court on the second Monday of
August, 1928, to plead to said ac-
ton, judgement will be entered, and
the estate attached will be sold,
Given under ny hand enl the
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-31
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

Trustees Of all schools having
transportation will please take
notice and do as requested in this
notice.
You will please meet, number
your routes, state the number Of
children on route, schedule, etc.
Make two copies, mail one copy to
me so may file same in office not
later than May 81.
Your very truly,
C. E. BASS.
No. Al.
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FOR SALE-Frst class Jersey Cow,
will freshen September LIST. First
class Jersey Heifer, IL months old.
Is r. /. Red Hens-pure strain. ].
F. Scoggins, Derby, Miss.
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PROCEEDINGS Or
BOARD q sUPsRvIsoR .'


lions" in the Code Of 1906.
It is. further ordered that the
Election Commissioners Of this
county be and they are hereby
directed to forthwith give notice
of said election and to hold the
same in accordance with this or
der and the law regulating general
elections in this State and Chapter
|207 of the Laws Of 1920, and the
said election commissioners shall
canvass the returns Of said elect
ion and certify the result thereof
to this Board at its regular meet
ing in June, 1928.
Order to Sell 18th Section Lieu
Timber to J. w. Turner.
The bid of J. w. Turner TO pur
chase all the merchantable timber
on certain sixteenth section lieu
lands owned by Pearl River Coun-
|ty in Hancock County for 100000
was accepted, with all rights and
privilege usual to such a sale.
Order to Advertise for Road Con-
tract.
The clerk was ordered to adver-
tise for a certain line Of Public
Road South of Poplarville. (See
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Allowances.