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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Exercise Necessary

Actually, it takes far more en-
ergy to sit, stand or walk with
your body out of alignment than
with the muscles co-ordinating
properly and with the weight
in perfect balance. But ii may
be that you will have TO exer-
else 10 overcome the damage Of
poor posture habits.
Faulty posture is an individ-
ual problem. but ii is always
a good plan 10 begin with the
muscles of the abdomen and
lower back.
To correct sway back, stand
sideways to a mirror, feet per-
fectly parallel and straight,
knees stiff. Have the feet about
four inches apart.
First, push the buttocks out
and up with the muscles all
loose-as if you were wearing a
hustle.
Then pull up hard with the
front thigh muscles and slowly
begin 10 draw the 5uttocks
down and under, closing the hips
as in a wise. AS the hips are
rolled under. pull up with the
abdominal muscles. See how
much simmer you look? Rest
and repeat five times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Surprising

You're in for a host of sur
prises. all pleasant, if you start
hobnobbing with cacti. So many
are peculiar and bizarre enough
to border on surrealism. For
proof, take a good look at the
group pictured.
The largest one is technically
called Medusae Major, named
from Homer's Medusa with the
many serpents entwining her
head. The hay-stacky one is
a California fire-barrel, with
bright red barbs. Opposite is
the plush plant, a pale green
tinged with rust spots.
No collection is complete with
out the Old Man of Mexico :.
chat hair looks and feels like
the real Mccoy, tool. The tree
like plant has a fringed crest
like a cockscomb.
Way up in front of the picture
is the button plant or the living
baseball. one of the rarer vari-
cites. The other globular type
is the Astrophytum ornatum
(how's your Latin) -. native
of Coahila. Mexico. and a
brother of Bishops Cap, which
is all the name implies in
miniature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

aspects on whole, but neither be
too sure Of yourself nor too ready
to let things work themselves
into successful conclusions. You
must act decisively yet thought
fully and automatically.
JUNE 20 TO JULY 2S
Canoe Both personal and
general matters are favored by
today's abundance of friendly
vibrations. But it will be neces-
sary for you to do some careful
planning and manipulating.
JULY 81 TO AUGUST 22
Leo-Money can be made-at
least the shaping of profitable
business transactions and other
monetary matters can be accom-
plished now. Put only your best
foot forward.
AUG. 2s TO SEPT. 2S
Virgo-Much depends upon
your attitude toward obligations
and whether your outlook is
CHEEKY! You can do more by
being less nervous about results.
Good reading advised.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. 2S
Don't worry if mat
ters don't seem to be running as
smoothly as you had expected
just keep going along steadily,
and things will soon work out
better. Investigation and debat-
ing favored.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 22
Scorpio-Excellent indications,
and particularly for work with
metals, lumber; in surgery, medi-
cine generally; nursing, soldiery,
carefully p lame d and made
trips; inventions Of use to the
public -Striv e-but in sane
tempo; rest, too.
NOV. 20 TO DEC. 22
observation-disclosures benefi-
cent vibrations that should urge
you on to new records. worthy
endeavors, potent results. Com
plete today's "musts" without
loss Of time or effort.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Cupricorn-Service men, gov
eminent employees, clerks, sales
ladies, It u d It's, beauticians,
stenographers, domestics, wait
resses, railroad workers, tele-
phone operators rate h gh on
favored list today.
JAN. 20 TO FEB. 90
Aqtdrius - Should be one Of
your best days this month. Here
is opportunity-make the most
of it for a chance passed up is a
chance lost forever. Very
friendly for personal and roman
tic interests.
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 90
Pisces - An end-of-the-week
letdown may tempt you to feel
sorry for yourself. Snap out of
it! Associate with CHEEKY, de-
pendable folk. Contact with your
employer or superiors suggested.
Be sociable.
A CHILD born on this day:
Routine or unusual tasks easy
for il TO accomplish. But has a
tendency to delay to indulge
recreational activities, which may
cause some problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
From Careeris+ TO Butterfly
Takes No Time at All

wash cloth. Loll back in the
tub while you count so very
slowly-this is 10 get the full
benefit of the soothing relaxa-
ton Of the bath.
Pull out the stopper. and
while the water is draining,
hop under the shower for a
lukewarm rinse. Use a big.
clean towel for drying. Look at
the clock. and you should find
that your bath has taken no
more than seven or eight min
utes.
All Set
Makeup and arranging her
hair will take 10 minutes. Thus,
not over IS minutes have
elapsed altogether.
When dinner is announced, or
the time 10 60 out has arrived.
the career girl is ready. And
she has the comfortable feeling
that the young man she is to
greet will find ready for him a
dainty young woman whose tired
ness went down the drain and
who is ready. despite her busy
day. for a lovely evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Low Vitality
Causes BODY
To Slump

WHEN YOU come TO analyze
il, your ability TO maintain a
naturally erect posture depends
on whether you are getting
enough rest. Any time you are
so tired you could drop, you
droop.
You can't seem TO help yield
ing to an inclination TO round
the shoulders and let the small
Of the back cave in.
This Is the characteristic
stance of the thin girl whose
vitality is low and who is easily
fatigued.
To see the effect fatigue has
on your posture, take a look at
yourself in a fu1l-length mirror
the next time you force yourself
to go on working past the point
at which you should have
stopped to rest.
The longer you keep going
after you are tired out, the more
pronounced is your tendency to
slump. And, TO make matters
worse siumping itself adds TO
your fatigue.
Buifding-uP Program
II you are too tired to hold
yourself erect, rest comes first.
In the case of the thin girl, a
general building-up program is
needed: proper nourishment
through a weight-gaining diet.
complete relaxation, an increase
in the hours allotted for sleep,
and an exercise program worked
in along with the other meas
ures.
Since posture reflects the gen.
eral state of health as well as
temporary or habitual fatigue.
ii cannot be treated as an iso-
lated problem.
With many of you,- however
slumping is a habit acquired
when you have been overly
tired, rather than an indication
that your vitality is low.
Because II is so easy TO slump
when you are tired, the muscles
are gradually strengthened in
the wrong position.
AS this goes on. you feel more
and more comfortable in poor
posture regardless of whether
YOU are tired or rested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Slate Blue

The clustered plant, number
eight in our display. is a hand
some slate blue color lined in
deeper tones. Every imaginable
shade of green, from yellow to
purple tints. can be found some
place among the succulents.
II you're hobby-hungry, we
advise a window cactus garden
for all year round. No burglar
in the budget is such an avoca-
ton and as time goes on your
investments grow big and beau
tiful without further expendi-
ture.
For shopping information call
Cherry $500, line SAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Seen on the Avenue

SLOPPY JOE cardgans 100 per cent virgin wool .
and high 3440 ideal for school or sports
Priced to give you many color changes.
LAPEL CADETS take interesting turns by the
minute leather circle which the most pquant little
pantedon face spring plaid hairoow
YOUR tired dogges shaggies these long haired
woody slippers which also wool lined for warmth and comfort
Scarlet, royal blue and beige sizes 3-10
THERE attractive looepowder compact In plain
gold finish which the shape of the fan grandmother used 10
lovely gift and milady have too many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

You may protest that your
potted plants won't thrive in
doors. that you coddle and ca
ress them to no avail If that
be your misfortune, you'll cot
ton to cacti and succulent plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

MARCH sf TO APRIL 90
Aries-Dealing with superiors,
those in minor positions (but
whose work nevertheless is i'm
portant to the whole, as is any
ones whose efforts are sincere
and Adequately and making neces-
sary hanges are especially
favored now.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 90
Taurus-Today calls for more
care in detail work, more sure
ness and investigation before
continuance of complicated or
lengthy matters and more eager
ness to learn. Be calmly patient
for best results.
MAY 81 TO JUNE 2f
Gemini - Favorable planetary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Pattern No. 48l3

SHE'S THE Snaartest thing the ski-seape-this
maiden her outfit! What gifted Christmas
idea will make for oudoog daughter or a
young friend
instruction sheet that accompanies all
Adams designs will help stitch up
Pattern 1918 in tfy your sewing machine or
local sewing center.
Choose flannel waer-resistant wool gabardne
line the elfn hood
brightest lines of the tipped overbloue
with waistband highdng pockets and full sleeves
sleek, long-legged looR
cut for Adams Pattern 48l3 is avail
able sizes II TO PC.
fifteen in coins for this Anne Adams Pattern
plainly and style number Address
YOUR order the Anne Pattern Department 1925 Times
SQUARE Owing customs regulations orders Tor
patterns TO Canadian destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
ALL CACTI, YET EACH is DIFFERENT
LNDNCCND BY Frances
] lONSSSOI - Drake

Look the Section Your Birthday Comes I and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
For Saturday.. Nopember 20.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Krajan ~dorobotarny.

V Clevelandu 6Olety kraian
Frantisek Ptak byl bez prace a
beze vsech ~prostfedkG k 1.-Two
byti a proto Sc rozhodl, re Sc
radeji podfva ma delsi cas- do
statnl r%obotarny, ably mel po-
starano o stTechu mad hlavou a
o j1dlo.
A tax kdyz jej soudce Hull
postal do robotarny We War
rensville ma cely rok jake ne
napravitelneho prestupnika "a
konG, projevil docela vdecnost
a soudci podekoval.
Ptak byl zatcen, kdyz stall
vedle skrinky s pozarnfm alar-
mem ktery uvedl v cinnost a
pfivolal hasice. Pro tuto "ko-
medii" byl odsouzen jiz dva-
KRAFT pred tim a jednou pro po-
skozenf majetku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
DOSTI MAS!

Jsme slabf - Dosti techto Teci.
Jen, KIDD tax zoufa,
slab a maly jest.
Oc byla Hellas,
byla Roma vetsi,
nez skran1 nesmrtnou Sc
dotkla hv6zd?
Jak smesne byly nasich
predkG cepy,
kdyz cely svet Sc zdvihl
proti MIN,
a HE, svet cely sdrtil
vGdce SLEEPY
a Taboru sc sklonil vecny Rim.
Jen v srdci zapal,
chrabrost bohatyrG,
a budem vojsko netusenych sill.
Slaby jenom ten,
kdo ztratil sebe v1ru,
a maly ten,
KIDD Una jen maly ell.
Svatopluk Czech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Diva delnici byli zraneni pred
Fordovou tovarnou.

V Detroit, Mich, diva zam6st
nanci tovarny River Rouge For
dovy spolecnosti, byli doprave-
nj do nemocnice. Mali tezke
bodne rany, jez policie pTipisu-
je srazkam, jez vznikly tn a
tam pc zahajenf prace tonic
zavode pc desetidenni stavce.
Elijah Williams byl oSetTo-
van ma rany, kterymi mu byla
skoro odr1znuta ruka a John l..
Sullivan ma zranenf do zalud-
ku. Oba jsou cernosi.
Statn1 policie pravi, re Sulli-
van byl zatcen "a rvacky a re
ohlasil sve zranenf teprve pc
nekolika hodinach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09

"Tak slecno, nyni, prosfm,
napiste sem pod tento upis, re
plsmo uznavate, a podepiste
pax sv6 jm6no."
Slecna de Rhode podepsala,
a kdyz il byl Joubert znovu u
jistil, jak bedliv6 Dude patrati
pc ztracen6 jeji dceri, vlldne Sc
s MIN rozloucila, nacez muz S
oblicejem draveho ptaka ode
sci, velice spokojen tim, CO Wy
kOnal.
"Ma draha slecno!" zvolala
v6rna Tereza, jez byla zavrela
dv6fe "a panem Joubertem a
vracela Sc vsechna zarazena k
sv6 velitelce, "jak desn6 sered-
ny to clovek! Zdesila jsem Sc
nadobycejne jeho oSklivosti
tax, re Sc nemohu ami vzpama-
tovati. A t6to oblude sveTila
jste patrani po nasi slecne!",
"Nesm1me Sc DAFT klamat re
vnejskem."
"Ano, kdyby ten pan byl to-
like oSklivym! On ma vsak zle
vzezfenf oci jeho jsou ia
leSne silha ..."
"Tot vedlejsf vec. V drsne,
nehezke slupce NIUE byti kras-
ne jadro. Pan Joubert byl mi
odporucen notarem Davidem,
nam V neho 1plnou dGveru, u
strnul Sc mad mym zarmutkem
a nabfdl mne sve sluzby, jest
bystrozrakym, neunavnym a
oddanym, vypatra mou dceru,
vratf mi me dfte!"
V6rna Tereza zavrtela ned1-
veTive hlavou; nechtela vsak
zapornou odpovedi Yarmouth
ubohou svoji PAM, a proto po-
drzela mfn6nf sve jen pro sebe.
Pc rozmluve Sc slecnou de
Rhode dial Sc Joubert dovezti
do ulice de la Roquette; veske-
re jeho patranf pc lidech, jimz
bylo d1tko slep6 odevzdano,
bylo vsak marn6; nikdo neve-
del ami o Mich, ami o dftete.
Neunavny Joubert medal Sc
vsak tax snadno odstrasiti a o.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Mlady krajan ma probaci.

V Clevelandu 2Olety krajan
Josef Pavelka, ktery Sc dopus-
til trojnasobneho pTestoupeni
dopravn1 ordinance dostal Sc
nyn1 pro svou nerozvaznost do
nepr1jemne situace.
Soudce McDermott mu ma
diktoval $13 pokuty a 6Odennf
pobyt pracovne, avsak tento
druhy trest jenom podminecne.
Protoze vsak jeho prestupky
byly vazne, byl dan ma probaci
a bylo mu zakazano rizeni auta
ma cely zivot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
sc ssnse3csawe3cssnse

"Tot nemozne, nebot zakon
to nedovoluje mohla byste
mi toliko vystaviti smenky ane-
DO listinu, kde Sc zavazujete,
re vyplat1te mi jistou castku v
urcitych lhGtach -. listina ia
musila by byti potvrzena a u
znana rodinnou radon, ktera Sc
svola, jakmile Dude dcera vase
nalezena; nebot kdybyste me-
la zemffti pred vaS1 dcerou, byl
by vas dar pred zakonem uplne
neplatnym -. nedivte Sc me o.
strazitosti, slecno, jsem obchod
nfkem a Tidim Sc vzdy die "a
kona."
este dplne v pravu, pane, a
jelikoz i ia miluji pofadek, chci
vec priv6sti ku konci -. napis-
tie smlouvu, hned il podeplsu."
Gale vzdyt to nespecha."
"Prosim, jen piste; rada bych,
ably vec ia byla v 1plnem po-
Tadku. Jest YAM who'd, kdyz
vyplatim YAM 100000 franku
We trech rocnfch lhGtach?"
"Zajist6, slecno jednate
velkomyslne."
"Tak tedy piste smlouvu."
Jake, zde a hned?!'
divil Sc Joubert, jeve zdanlive
prekvapenf.
"Ano, zde. V levo ma stolku
jest inkoust i papfr."
"Nu, kdyz to must byt!" pra-
vii Joubert, sedaje k psacimu
stolku.
"Jsem hotov," rekl "a malou
chvili. "Zavolame nynf vasi
spolecnici, ably Sc presvedcila,
re vas neklamu."
"Nenf toho tTeba, panel"
zvolala slepa. "Ddveruji yam
upln6. Jaky byste byl muz,
kdybyste chtel klamath ubohou
slepou!"
"Pozorujete mne zcela do
bTe, slecno; vase dGvera We
mne jest odGvodnena, jsem YAM
oddan celou svou dus1," rekl
muz S obilcejem draveho pta-
ka a jail Sc cfsti listinu, kterouz
byl prav6 napsal a jez znela
taktO:
"Uznavam, re dluhuji panu
Sosthenu Placidu Joubertovi,
bydlicimu v PaTizi v ulici &C.
offroy Marie {. 1. 100000
frankd, jez vydal a VIDA "a u
celem vyhledan1 me dcery ia
ny de Rhode; zavazujf Sc wy
platiti mu tuto cast We trech le-
tech, We ctvrtletnfch lhGtach,
jakmile nastoupfme, ia a ma
dcera d6dictvi, jez nam odka-
zal stryc mGj, v Alzfru zesnu-
~ hrab6 Julius de Rhode. Da-
lie pax Sc zavazuji, re primeji
dceru svou, ably dala 1pis ten
potvrditi rodinnou radon, jez
ma byti svolana, a ably Sc zava-
zala, re castku tn vyplat1, kdy-
bych m6la zemTfti drive nez
duh Dude Zapraven.
PsanO V PaT1zi, II. ledna 1884"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Ma ochranu opilcI.

V Tallahassee, Fla, senat
schvalil jednohlasne pTedlohu
ma ochranu opilych. Die pred
lohy clovek nesm1 byti zatcen
a uveznen, kdyz by Sc slusne
choval. Jedine v pffpadu, re
tropil nejake pohorsenf, mGze
byti ~zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Prohledl ma oko, ma nsz pred
18 lety bYl oslepl.

V Jackson, Mich, 49lety no
dinar Frank Deschaine uz pc
Is rokG byl 1plne osleply ma
sve leve oko. V nedeli rano pfi
sn1dani zacal 81 mnouti ono O.
ko a k svemu nemalemu pre-
kvapeni nahle ma ne prohledl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
T c NJ - Male historky O vel.
KEN muZi.

Pred presidentovymi osmde-
satymi narozeninami pTisel ma
brad jeden Sevcovsky tovarnlk
S mistrem a prosili pana presi-
denta, ably Jim dovolil wit mi
ru. Pan president dovolil a sew
ci zacali sve kumsty.
Napred mu nohy pTemerili,
pax obkreslili a dokonce wall
sadrovy odlitek.
"A co mi vlastne udelate?"
ptal Sc pan president.
"Backory."
"Toz to ne. ia backory ne
nosfm. Jsem tax otuzily, re
donna chod1m bosky. A radfm
YAM, abyste to delali taky. PAX
nebudete v staru potfebovat
backory."
Kdyz Sc Masaryk vratil do
Prahy v prosinci 1918 jake pre-
sident republiky, byl zahrnut
nabidkami prazskych mistrG
krejcovskych. Kde ktery krej-
c1 v Praze chtel byti "dvornfm
dodavatelem."
"Ba ne," odm1tl president
smahem vsechny nab1dky, ga
budu Ease sit tam, kde jsem
pred valkou d6lal dluhy!!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09

debral sc rovnou cestou ma pO-
licii, doufaje, re tam snad nal
de neiakou stopu pc dlteti!
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-02
Presents Talk;
Railroads On JobEor
National Defense
Speaks Before Durunt
High School Students;
Also Rotary Club

G. H. Odom presented an Interest,"
ing talk to the students of the Du-
rant High School on December 10.
He choose for his topic, THAT the
Railroads of the United States are on
the Job for National Defense" He
also spoke on this subject at the re-
gular meeting of the Rotary Club
On Tuesday, December 81.
Using a set of illustrations pre-
pared by the Association of American
Railroads, Mr.. Odom showed how the
railroads are organized and equipped
10 meet the increased demands for
transportation growing out of the
program for adding to and strength
ening the defense of the nation. He
in part:
"In May, 1889, as var clouds
gathered over Europe, the railroads
of the United States examined their
capacity and ability to meet possible
demands for transportation and re-
(1) that the railroads have
line haul capacity between ter
Continued on page Six)
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-02
Henry Hudson Passes
Al Home In Durant
December 23rd
!. c. RoiIrood Employee
inferred In Mizpoh
Cemetery Here

Henry Collier Hudson. So, widely
known and beloved Durant man, pas
sed away at his home at four O'Clock
Monday, December %, following an
illness of sixteen months.
Mr.. Hudson was born in Durant
on December IS, 1882 and was the
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clay Hudson. On June 26, 1906 he
married Miss Carrie Comfort.
For 80 years he was an employee
of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany. He was a member Of the Cas-
Italian Masonic Lodge, the Woodman
of the World, the Modern Woodmen
Of America, the Order of Railway
Conductors and also a life long mem
Der of the Methodist Church.
The funeral services were conduct
ed from the Methodist Church Tues
DAY, December "a, at three o'clock
with the Rev. E. S. Lewis officiating.
and assisted by the Rev. w. b. Baker
of Leland, former local pastor.
Interment was in the Mizpah
Cemetery with the Southern Under
taking Association Of Durant in
charge.
The active pallDearers were: Jim
Daniel, w. S. Heggie, H. H. Bowie,
Hub Brooks, E. H. Witt, C. A. Knott.
G. A. Renacker and w. G.. Stokes.
The honorary pallbearers were all the
I. C. r. R. employees of Durant.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Car
rie Comfort Hudson; one son, Henry
Comfort; n daughter, Miss Elise
Hudson; one sister, Mrs. Lottie Usher
Of Meridian; and one brother, Sep
timus Weathersby Hudson of Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania.
Among the out of town people
CONTINUED on page Six)
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-02
Recommendations For
trustees q townships
MHee
To The Boord Of
Supervisors Of
Holmes County:

Under Section 6768 of the School
Laws of Mississippi, recommendations
made by Miss Dorothy McBee, Coun-
ty Superintendent Of Education to
the Board of Supervisors of Holmes
County for the Township Trustees
for the year 1941 and ask that you
officially appoint them, to-wit:
13-1E-Clarence Ables, J. w.
Eakin, and j. T. Parkinson.
13-2E-B. w. Humphrey, H. r.
Varnado, and Dave Gulledge.
13-3E-B. w. Humphrey, II. R
Varnado, and Dave Gulledge.
13-4E-B. w. Humphrey, H. r.
Varnado, and Dave Gulledge.
14-1E-J. w. Eakin, G. w. Crow,
and l.. F. Heard.
14-2E-Rrady Davis, J. w. Eakin,
B. w. Humphrey.
14-3E-B. w. Eubanks, Joe Tay-
lor, and Jed Powers.
15-1E-E. f. Rathell, l.. F. Heard,
and G.. w. Crow.
15-2E-Brady Davis, E. f. Rathell,
and Joe Taylor.
15-3E-B. w. Eubanks, Joe Tay-
lor, and c. A. Moore.
15-4E - b., w. Eubanks, H. c.
Wilkes, and C. A. Moore.
16-1E-T. B, Smith, G. w. Crow,
and w. E. Hays.
16-2E--T. B. Smith, G. w. Crow,
and Clarence Minyard.
l6-3E-Clarence Minyard, ]. X.
Steele, and H. C. Wilkes.
16-4E-H. C. Wilkes, R. l.. Ellis,
B. E. Mcbride.
17-1E-T. B. Smith, Marion Estes,
and Lewis Parker.
15-1W-E. W. Hays, G. w. Eli
son, and G.. w. Crow.
14-2W-W. f. Hays, G. W. Eli
son, and G. w. Grow.
15-2W--W. E. Hays, G. w. Eli
son, and G, w. Crow.
Greene and Hancock County-H.
R. Varnado, G. W. Crow, and H. c.
Wilkes.
Township Interest-H. R. Varna-
do, G. W. Grow, and Dave Gulledge.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-02
Drivers Warned To Secure
License and Avoid Fine

All drivers of automobiles and
motor vehicles whose drivers license
expired the 31st of December, are
urged to secure their license without
further delay, according to Patrol
man C. o. Alexander, who says that
every day patrolmen are picking up
drivers who have not renewed their
license.
Patrolman Alexander also urges
that all motorists cooperate with the
Mississippi Highway Patrol in observ-
ing all traffic regulation to prevent
accidents if possible.
Regulations to be observed:
Dimming Of lights when meeting
another car.
Stop signs on entrance to high
ways.
DO not park on highways.
Speed limit of So miles an hour;
trucks, 40 miles an hour.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-02
Funeral Services Held
For TchuIo Youth

Funeral services were held for
Darlington Trigleth, 20, of Tchula.
on Wednesday. January /, at two
o'clock from the Tchula Methodist
Church with the Rev. w. T. Phillips
officiating.
Interment was in the Coxburg
cemetery with the Southern Under
taking Association Of Lexington in
charge.
Mr.. Trigleth was the son of Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Trigleth. He was a
popular High School Senior, a mem
Der of the football team and took an
active part in all school activities.
The members of the High School
football team of Tchula acted as the
~pallbearers.
He is survived by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Trigleth; two broth
ers, Ollie and Emmanuel of Tchula;
eight sisters, Miss Cecile Trigleth,
Tchula; Mrs. J. c. Watts, Vicksburg;
Mrs. Fred Dew, Jackson; Mrs. Will
liam Ray, Tchula; Mrs. Henry Earl,
Vicksburg; Mrs. Ernest Toler, Vicks-
burg; Mrs. Jim Sherrard, Tutwiler;
and Ms. Ethel Hoover, Jackson.