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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30
Day Band Clinic Ia
Be Held Al Ole Miss
Three Organizations
To Participate In
Musical Program

University, Miss, Nov. "a gaia
band concert, featuring three COM
plete musical organizations, will eli
max the four-day Clinic of the Missis-
sppi Bandrnasters' Association Satur-
day night, December 9, az the UNI
eisity OF Mississippi.
The three bands to be used in the
concert include two all-state musical
groups and the 85 piece Ole Miss
Band, under the direction of r. N
Whitfield, Jr.
The four-day clinic, which will at
tract approximately 200 high school
musicians and 100 high school direc-
tors to the campus, will open Wed
nesday evening, December 6.
Music to be played at he final Sat
urday night concert will include those
selections to be used in ma ienal and
state band contests this Spring.
in addition, the Ole Miss band, max
ing it's frs. concert appearance of
the year., following it's most success
full drill season in history, will pre-
sent several novelties, as well as show
ing its versatility as a concer. band.
Directors for the two a~ll-stafe
bands, whose personnel will be chosen
from among he finest high school
musicians in he state of Mississippi,
will change with each selection, wit
the idea in mind to permit each d.
rector to conduct his favorite selec-
| lion.
The program will open with regis
tration at 4 o'clock, December 6
Supper will be 1t 8 o'clock, and a
general assembly of all students and
directors will be at Z o'clock. The
day will be concluded with a discus
sion of clinic plans and aims.
The RED Band" one of the all
state bands, will begin playing ma.
tional contest music at 7:45 o'clock
Thursday morning. 1t will be fol
lowed by the blue Band at 12:45,
and the Ole Miss Band a. 4 o'clock,
After supper a special demon stration
is planned. The FRIDAY program is
similar to that Of the preceding day,
with a special orchestra demons +
ton, under the direction of Simon
Kooyman OF Clarksdale. scheduled for
Saturday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30
Supt. Of Education Coils
Attention to Contest

We wish to call to the attention OF
tie school people of the state the
con est on the Good Citizenship Pill
grimage which is being sponsored
again this year by the Daughters
Of the American Revolution. This
contest is open to girls who are senior
SUDDEN S in each public high school
If the state having a -four year high
school course.
Dependability, Service, Leadership
and Patriotism, are the -four quail
tiles upon which the selection for the
outstanding citizenship girl of each
school should be based. The stale
winner will be selected from hose
names submit ted by the local schools
Gna ~lA lie gwen "a ~ "trip to Wash
irgton together with the citizenship
girls of other sta. es. We wish to en-
phasize the importance of this con
test as it is in line with one of he
main purpose of education which
is the development OF good citizen
ship.
The final date for entry for all
candida es must be submitted to the
State Chairman, Mrs. Edd c. Brew
or. C!al ksdale, Mississippi, on or be-
Tore December Is. Any additional
Information with reference to the
con est and the Good Citizenship Pill
gr'mage nv be obtained by writing
to Mrs. Brewer at Clarksdale. 1t is
our hope that every high C DOL in
his state will take an interest in this
contest and submit a candidate for
the sta.e contest.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30
Methodists Announce
Sunday Services

Church School at GAS, w. A. Bacon
superintendent.
Morning worship at II o'clock. Spe-
cial music by the choir. Miss Ann
Joyce Odom at the organ. Sermon
topic. 1.-THE Value Of Worship"
Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
Worship service again at S o'clock.
League 6:15.
Monthly business meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society at }
o'clock Monday af ernoon.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening
at 7 o'cloci.
Choir practice at 7 o'clock Thurs
day evening.
Everybody invited to these services
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

To get up in a warm housed How
many times have we yawned our
selves out of bed, shivered into bath
robe and slippers and gone to "fix
the fire" with this wish in mind?
Well, there's a way 20 Danish the
morning shiver-and-shovel. enjoy a
half hours extra sleep, shave in a
warm bathroom and go forth fit for
the days grind. How?
BY learning the low total cost OF
controlled natural Gas heat /.
which can be brought to your home
by half-a-dozen approved methods.
ranging from a winter air-condi-
toner to q gas-fired boiler.
Obtaining controlled natural gas
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

heat may not entail all the major
changes you might expect. Your
present furnace may be constructed
so that 1t can be converted easily
into a gas-heating unit. And prac-
tically every home can have con-
trolled heat installed with a mini
mum of fuss in just a day or SO.
Furthermore, there are more ben
efits from controlled natural gas
heat than the JOY of getting up in
a warm house. For one thing. good
heat saves your energy for work at
the office, since you don't have to
work at building or tending fires
before leaving home.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

Also, a source of controlled even
heat means better health for every
one in the family, fewer colds from
drafts, a corresponding less danger
from influenza and other illnesses.
The even heat OF natural gas means
safety, as well as comfort.
Long winter nights need not be
disturbed with thoughts OF tending
to the furnace, or carrying in coal.
when controlled natural gas heat is
doing the work. There's ,eas worry
and more time for fun. with the wife
and children in a warm house where
every inside door can be opened at
will.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30
Thanksgiving Is Still The Lost Thursday

Were not going any place and the opening of the bird
season is not affected thereby, but the presidents and gov
ernors procamations giving III a new Thanksgiving Day
meets a cold response in this quarter.
Not that 1T makes a lot of material difference in anybodys
because now we have no national unity in the observance
of one of the major holidays.
To US, the most serious aspect OF the presidents shifting
OF Thanksgiving Is That 1t naunts tradition and precedent.
That seems to be typical of the New Deal, bur. It seems
10 US that there should be a few things left that are inviolate
and Thanksgiving Day is among them.
While it is possibly true that for economic reasons spread
ing the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays further apart
has some sound business logic, yet to our mind, the very
6act that there is nothing commercial about the Thanks
giving and Yuletide observance Tor rather there shouldn't
bel makes It something of a dissertation for our leaders to
admit publicly that the Almighty Dollar comes ahead of
tradition, sentiment and a glorious precedent that has been
bred and nurtured in the homes and hearts Of men and
not In the nations cash register.
Lets not put a price tag on the birth of Christ o the
season observed by our Pilgrim forefathers. Thanksgiving
and Christmas. and all they represent, should stand above
rhe marketplace and remain as they were in the beginning,
seasons OF joy and thanks and good cheer, a national common
denominator for little children and old men, college boys and
housewives. II. In u mad rush to turn a n honest dollar we
have lost sight Of the true spirit Of our holidays, then we
have truly put the cart before the horse and made the tinge
of the dollar more important Than the jingle Of the sleigh
bck-rSorthM Mississippi Herald.
To whiih we add "Amen and Amen"
In the excitement and confusion of which Thank
giving Day to observe let's not forget what the d;
itself is supposed to mean.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30
Cord OF Thanks

We wish to take this opportunity
20 thank our mary friends for their
many expressions of sympa by in tn,
loss of u loved one.
We wish to especially thank DR.
Elmore and Mr.. Oliver for their
wonderful kindness to US.
J. CAA-p3ELL'S WIFE AND
CHI DREN.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

Mrs. Guy Sharpe and children, Mrs.
George Buck and children, Mr.. and
MRS. Harvey Baine and children of
Tchula, Mrs. Watkins Turnage and
~ Gaeenville, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
RAy OF Starkville spent Thanksgiv-
ing in the home Of their parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. H. J.. Baine.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

Rev. and Mrs. G. M. Smiley, and
Barbara Of Amory spent Thursday in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Van
Keuren on their way to South Mis-
sissippi to visit relatives.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

Mrs. Bert Irving and baby spent
this week in Crawford visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freddie STIR OF Bel
zoni spent the weekend IN bel1oni
with friends.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

Latest Mississippi mecca of the sight-secr is Sardis Dam, longest
earth dam in the world. Above is aerial view looking south from
north butment. This gigantic dam and reservoir project is part OF
a comprehensive plan for flood control Of the Yazoo river with pro-
river backwater are a its object. The Gam and abutment dikes will
be 1850 feet long, with maximum height above stream bed of about
III feet: The reservoir when filled to crest level will store about
Forty-eight million dollars has been allotted for its construction. to
be completed I'm the next few months. This point can be quickly
reached by one of the State Highway Departments aceroads. U. s.
Highway 81.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30
EAlddie Mitchell and Gene Dollihite
Sf Greenwood spent he weekend here
with their parents.

ar. and Mrs. Bali Gowdy and daugh.
~ Daily and Edward of Ruleville
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pm Wilson.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

Nick Dinas Of Aberdeen spent Sun
Gay N.t4. sister, .irs. A. X. D.nas.
Mars. JED. Kelly of Bristol, Va. left
Sunday after spending a week here
bell.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

Miss Mary Hopkins of West spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Brown.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

Mrs. Irby Johnson spent the week
end in Greenwood with relatives.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

MIR. and Mrs. John Haley of Can
ton visited Miss Melba Tucker her
Thursday night.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

Mrs. E. f. Easterbrook Of Say
brook, Ill. came today to attend tn,
Ferguson-Alsbury wedding.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

Miss Terrell Higdon of New Or
leans spent Saturday as the guest of
Miss Melba Tucker.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-11-30

John Angle Of Jackson spent the
Ina Angle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
Answers to lest Questions

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the Editorial
page.
1. Honduras.
?. 80 degrees.
8. Bigamy.
4. The Egyptians.
5. The United States, S matches
to ?.
6. Thirteen.
Z. Bighorn.
8. Huey P. Long.
Q. Huv'-er: not hover.
10. The houses of parliament,
London, England.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
Don't OUerdO Your
Style Simplicity

She appreciates and follows
the advice she's had about wear
ing simple clothes. beautifully cut.
in preference 10 fussy. overly
dressy costumes. OF course. But
the truly smart woman is careful
not 10 oyerdo the idea of simplicity
10 the point where her wardrobe
borders on dullness.
Unless she Is really a beauty.
abe knows that she cannot get
away with an ensemble which
Includes severely cut. all black
shlrtwaist dress. an untrimmed
black hat and black shoes. bag.
belt and gloves no matter how
fine the materials Of the dress and
hat.
Such an outfit might be an
ideal background for great beauty
Of the fslr-skinned. golden-hAired
variety. particularly. but not for
average good looks. For the latter
spic and span white accents or a
scarlet scarf or shimmering clips
or some other attention-getting
note are practically obligatory.
Think OF your first black fall
dress as a backdrop for a favor
lite necklace or a belt you've been
longing to buy. Think of inter
esting blouses when you select a
classic suit Consider the furs
that are truly flattering to your
skin. hair and figure when you
pick a fur-trimmed winter coat.
In other words, go on choosing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03

nct seem 81 canas from inalsss.
Casma appeared at ths top q
the stairs.
Mnrtans firss impression was
ons q shscs AZ CArma kupremely
glossy hardness. She was a golden
appaution Marian thought she
so0As as u she'd be.n dressed in
the mint Once her hair had been
soft brown new Il glltteFcd like
raw gold Tier gown was black.
shot with gold elaborate gold
bracelets jinElsd al her wrists.
great topaz hung around her neck
on gold ohain. over her dress
abe wore short Jacket 81 red
FOX. She sparkied. but there was
no warmth IN the sparkle
Hello. CArma. Am l In Chicago
o. Cay rAree You look like ="
That's right" Csrma laughed
too gaily Name II and you can
have H." Her smile had been
painted on .lise MArian's own.
Marian called. Dolly Dan
Carna - here. Come Sc. her.
shes simply too divine"
They trooped in from the kitch-
en-. Dan shook carmAs hand.
Dolly kissed her. her admiration
genuine.
Turn around she begged. II
never saw anything 500 beau
ttful in my lifc" And. wrlnkling
her cute little nose. And ! never
smelled anything like that per-
fume"
Dan said. laughing. Smells are
doors in polite society. Dolly"
Il don't get around much" she
returned apologeticaliy
Marian took Carma 10 the bed
room brave with tsffeta and bou-
doir pillows. Carma turned off the
smile.
Il saw them today Pete and
his wife" Her lips were scornful.
Did you. Carmas Where ,"
In Huylers. l dropped in for
a cup of tea and there they were,
sitting at our old table" She
turned furious. glittering eyes on
Marian. she's common. just
common little tramp. Cheap
clothes. hair curling down on her
shoulders. rotten paint job on
her face"
Did Pete see you7"
Il don't think so. He didn't look
in my direction" After a moment.
when naked pain gave expression
to her face. she said. I'm going
to take him away from her.
won't be kicked around like this.
I can't stand it,"
Marian put an arm around her.
Lets forget Pete for tonight, shall
we? Let's have a good time. You
know the old bromide about just
as good fish being left in the sea
Dan and asked Randy Means
especially for YOU"
He won't like memo one likes
me" lie was plain to be seen that
me-" 1t was plain TO be seen that
departed with the loss OF Pete.
Like Dan. he had been a refuge
and a shelter. Carma was buffet
ing the waves Of loneliness and
Continued on Page 20, Column 81
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met him but she must be sure
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Copyright. 1882
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CHAPTER X
Dan turned to Deity BAbyish
Fsngists from a recent and hnr-
Rcd hath. sisstensd go her neck.
ne smlIs~3 into her dancing eyes.
Gee. yoa hook sweet he said
spprufingis. Ths compliment was
~ spontaneous. ~ different from
hts guarded. Beautiful. Marian. .
that Marian looked into the mirror
with sudden dlstAsis
Certainly there was nothing
sweet about her finished toilet.
Wei. Who wanted 20 be sweet II
VAS la The same category with
wholesale" something 10 be
avoided
Dolly laughed. Thank you,
Dan" and sped 10 the kitchen
slipping an apron over her dress
Putting fresh water on the pota.
toes. she placed the pan over q
lighted burner. Then carrots
Then the eauliflower head In q
steamer. With a capable hand
she worked down mass OF fluffy
dough and made little biscuits.
What shall ! do. Dolly ?" Mar.
ian asked. trailing her flnsry tc
the kitchen door
Just keep out Of my way
You're much too elegant TO come
into the kitchen. I have every
thing under control" Dolly Vas
in her element and Marian fel,
curious stab OF envy. 1t crossed
her mind that cooking was erca-
tive and as exciting as any other
kind Of work.
She went back TO the improvised
dining room and Dan took her
place in the kitchen. Marian could
hear him getting ice cubes out OF
the refrigerator. at the same time
chatting easily with Dolly. The
ready little perpendicular line
pinehed itself between Marian's
brows. This was her 18th wedding
anniversary. hers and Dams. II
should be a romatic day. il should
awaken memories. II Dan were
impressed In the least he had not
shown IL by word or sign.
Had he ceased to love her. II
was new thought. Not once,
through all the years. had she
doubted Dams love. II came over
her that she had always counted
on that love. ii had been a shelter
and a refuge.
The door bell buzxed and she
touched her release button. Open
ing the door, she smiled. Queer,
she had the sensation of spreading
the smile across her face. II did
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simple, basic dresses and clas-
sic suits, but figure on adding
to each a touch Of something or
other which viii make the out
1T dashing instead OF just ordi-
nary. Think OF accessories in
these terms. You may not like
extreme hats. but there's no
reason in the world why you
should wear hats which do moth
ing toward giving your basic street
dresses. as well as your spirits,
slight lift.