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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02

B. spokesman pointed out, and that
means that, generally, the man who
has the money to buy something
has every right to buy it If it is
legally on sale anywhere. 1t also
would be difficult, complicated and
unduly expensive to attempt to ra-
ton every item growing scarce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02
Deaths Reported

Anne E. solomons. 50. 1880 Connecticut
James L. skidmore. 81, 1874 MONTAGUE
Stnv
Jacob L. Aull. "a. 5430 Caroline pl. NV.
Simon Klein. 73. Emergency Hospital:
Matte S. Matthews, IL. GEORGE Washing
Maud White, 50. Georgetown Hospital.
Mabel H. Ross, 81, Emergency Hospital.
Mary L. H. Pfeil. 65. Walter Reed General
Anna W. Sheridan. SO. 23os AShmesd ct.
George L. Micalef. 81. 3720 Upton st.
Wallace r. Robinson. 46. Georsetown Hos
Ortho p. Lutz. 80. Emergency Hospital
David r. Caulk- 3, Children,s Hospital:
Julia r. Rabstein. infant, Children's Hos
Arthur jackson. So. 1914 New Jersey ave
John Stevenson. "a. st. EliSabeths Hos
Sarah A. Lane. SIS, 1897 James pl ne
Georse NARROW. 80, St. Eizabeth's Hos
pitaL
Mary Z. Doyle. 50, Gallinger HOSPITAL.
Leon Thompson, As, liz K Sc. NV.
Gilbert R. Smith 80. Freedmen's Hospital.
jeanette J. ROGERS, Is, Freedmens Hos
pital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02
Wool Skirts, 81
Less than Y price

go wool skirts in plaids and
plain colors. Atwood crepes,
flannel and novelty weaves in
gored or pleated styles. Sizes
"a to 80.
40 Attractive Rayon Print Dresses
for sportswear Washable frocks
in coat and shirtwaist styles. Sizes
IL to 40. Were s3e5. Now S1.95
35 Tailored or Dressy Blouses in
washable rayon crepes and sheers.
White and assorted pastel colors.
Sizes 80 to 40. Less than half
IL Sports Jackets. Wool classics or
cardigans in Scotch plaids. A few
suede jackets included. Broken
sizes Il to 20. Were $685. and s7.95.
Now $685. and $5.95
DOWN STAIRS STORE, SPORTSMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02

County superintendent Of schools
The school, being built by the
Washington firm of Allen G. Minnix,
will contain a minimum of critical
materials without sacrificing struc-
tural strength" according to Mr..
Orem.
The new high school, with grades
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02
Boys Snow Suits
~ We're 1925

boys zelanized cotton fleece
lined snow suits in two-piece
style. Tan only. Size 4.
1 Boys Reversible Corduroy Top
coat with cotton gabardine lining.
Tan. Size II. Was $795. Now
$4.45
. Boys McGregor Jackets IN ze-
lanised cotton poplin. Tan. Sizes
8 and Is. Were $3.50. Now -s2.5o
Down STAIRS STORE. BOYS APPAREL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02
Mems Hosiery
ISe or 6 for 81
Manufacturers SAMPLES

Manufacturers samples
500 pairs mems good quality
hose. Regular and anklet
styles. Sizes 10 to IL. As
sorted colors.
Mems Pull0ver Sweaters in as
sorted colors. Each garment prop
erly labeled as to fabric content.
Sizes 40 to a.. Were $195. Now
$1.45
10 Mems Pullover Sweaters in as
sorted colors. Each garment prop
erly labeled as to fabric content.
Sizes 40 and AZ. Were $3.15. Now.
s2.35
DOWN STAIRS STORE, MEMS APPAREL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02
Misses Spring Goats, 'l47'
We're SI995 and higher

II PfP JI7J0 ana HTPHPT
II misses spring coats in plaids and tweed mix
lures. Light colorS in fitted and box styles. Each
coat properly labeled as to fabric content. Sizes
10 to Is.
Misses and Women's Black Fur-trimmed Coats Dyed
squirrel Persian lamb kit fox and natural red fox trims
fitted and box styles Each coat properly labeled to
fabric content Sizes TO- 49, 90 &c. A. 26a Were $3275
and higher. $2450
IL Misses Spring Suits in checks paids and solid coors
Cevery styled with high button pockets and peated skirts
Dusty pink nude, gold and light blue. Each properly
labeled fabric content Sizes 10 to 49, Were $1995
and s25. STATS
Coats and Jackets Brown processed lamb, Orrbre
dyed South American lamb Krmmer dyed lamb and brown
and gun metal Mole Jackets Sizes IA and 16 Were $6s75
and higher $685. plus 1870 tax
DOWN STAIRS STORE, COATS SUITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02

7 to II, will enroll approximately
$50 pupils IN September, Mr.. Orem
estimated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02

So he left you waiting at the altar?
Then send that trunkful Of old love
letters TO the junk dealer for waste
paper salvage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02
Women's and Misses
Dresses, ) We're 1895

200 womens and misses rayon crepe dresses in
black. solid colors and prints. Broken sizes IL
to 20, 1872 to 241a, So to a.
so Women's and Misses Rayon Crepe Dresses. Many
muSsed and soiled Broken sizes 10 TO 20 l6h to 24h
IS to a. Less than u
Down STAIRS STORE wosnNs MISSES DRESSES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02
Construction Started
On T. B. High School

Construction has started on the
Southern High School at T. B., Md,
1t was announced yesterday by
Nicholas Orem, Prince Georges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02

to require, for instance, that radio
owners show proof Of need before
being allowed to replace a worn-out
radio receiver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02
ChiIdren's Apparel
~ Were Sis

$50 pieces of Children's Ap-
parel including cotton print
dresses for toddlers. boys cot
ton knit suits and a few crib
sheets. Sizes l to 4 in group.
los pieces of Children's Apparel in
Guiding toddlers' and infants coats
in pastel colors and Juveniles cot
ton print dresses. Each coat In
properly labeled as to fabric con-
tent. Sizes l 10 8. Half price s13s
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS AND JUVENILE APPAREL.
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Girls Washable
Frocks, SIS
Were S1.05

$50 crisp cotton dresses for
girls in stripes. checks and
solid colorS. Sizes 7 to 16.
81 pieces Of Girls Apparel includ-
ing last springs coats, corduroy re-
versible jackets and corduroy suits.
Also plaid jackets with navy, red
and beige backgrounds. Sizes 7 to
II in group. Were 1926 and more.
Now -----92.9 S
Down STAIRS STORE, GIRLS AYpAREL.
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Junior Misses BIouses, 81 IS

100 junior misses rayon crepe shirts TRINITY tailored with
White Slightly soled. Sizes 80 to SO.
IS
Were IS
STORE JUNIOR APPAREL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-02
Washable Rayon Dresses, so
Less than u price

and o 4.
and
to
NSrRssr INExprs DRESSES
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31
TARY WORTH'S FAMILY
LUNCHEON PARTY CHAPTER XVIII

When Nancy Hale came in at 10 this Tuesday morning, Blythe pre- pared at once to leave. She couldn't trust herself to stay here and face the other girl, even with Pop,
 "Ill let go of myself and say something before I'm ready!" she half whispered, ducking into a sweater.
 Leaving, darlingP" Nancy asked sweetly.
 eyes" By avoided her eyes.
 I'm sorry you must. Seems like hardly ever see you much now
 Blythe let that pass unanswered. She looked out a window. Pop spoke up heartily.
 "Whyn't you two girls take of this afternoon and go to movie, mmm?"
 "Doggone Popl It was just like him. Blythe knew; trying to be generous, cordial, kind. But he didn't know the score here.
 "We1l all be together at noon anyway" he went on, genially Mems having us all for lunch"
 "She is?" Blythe hadn't known that.
 "oh, yes!" Nancy appeared happy about it. Mrs. Miller phoned With Norman and Duane!'
 That really messed up things to Blythe's thinking, But she'd have to go through with it. Have to sit there in her own home, entertaining Nancy Hale and feel ing like hypocrite all the while! But, then. on second thought, t might be just as well to stay near Nancy as much as she could. She might learn something further. If Nancy had promised the gam blers' agent to drug Norman and Duane on Wednesday night. the more she stayed with them now
 "I1l scoot home and help Nom, she announced, and departed.
 Out in the cold air waiting for the trolley. she thought 1t all over again. Since Heavy Underwood is out of Thursdays game, and the team weakened by that I must do everything CdIl IOl Oll4y tO trap Nancy but to keep Norman and Duane in fighting spirits They've got to work harder than ever against State U. Just got to-
 She had to swallow to down a tlghtness in her throat. Every time she thought of Nancy. she wanted to cry. Cry for the sheer shame of it. Her first quick hatred og Nancy. her first surging desire lor revenge. had long since passed; all ahe felt now was an abiding sense G7 tragedy and shame. shame for the pretty widow, and
 pathy for her baby son.
 'I1i SO get him and take him satli mel" Blythe suddenly whis- eared. "Bless his heart!"
 Gle went back to the ofiice and told Nancy, then ran upstairs to Rnlher in baby Scooter and his cont and his belived puppy, Link. Af home, later, Nom Miller baked
 snerial little private pie" for Scooter alone ak lunchtime.
 while the family and the Tour eaesss ate their luncheon, Hsythe n0.od that Nancy seemed utterly
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. SERIAL STORY
 PLAY BY PLAY
BY PAUL DAVID PRESTON
COPYRIGHT. t0A2. NEA SERVICE, ING


 without regret or worry. She marveled that the other girl could be so wholly brazen about her plotting.
 T would be jumpy as heck. By told herself, watching Nancy closely. Norman was watching Nancy, too, she noted. Well, thIN much was all right. Undeniably Nancy was pretty. And usually Norman Dana made pest of him. self paying attention to Blythe. Big Duane just smiled all the while and said little.
 Maybe - yes! - Blythe suddenly felt that she understood. Tomor- row night, Wednesday, Nancy would have to have both Norman and Duane as dinner guests in her own cute upstairs apartment. This was essential to her scheme. And so, Nancy was playing up" to Norman now! Laughing and talking with him in pretended friendliness, just to be sure he was flattered sufficiently to come. She would already feel sure of Duane Blythe was appalled, more than ever at the widow's calculating conscienceless nerve.
 Its just like some of the early troubles the Japs and Germans handed us" Pop was saying, be- tween forkfuls We have to ex- pect the unexpected, the setbacks. We have to weave with 'en, and come back scrappier than ever before, lads. It's the only way to triumph in the end. The only way
 Blythe understood that. Good old Pop, softening the psycholog- ical blow of losing Heavy Under wood from the lineup Thursday. Putting new confidence and assur- ance in the two stars minds. Nor man especially was given to quick fiareups. emotional streaks and such in addition to what people thought was conceit in him. She, Blythe Miller, knew now that Norman was- mt as conceited as he sometimes appeared. On one memorable oc- casion he had proved it. She would always respect him for that.
 Anybody tell you how cute you look in a red dress, Nancy?" Nor man himself said that, beaming.
 "Why-no! How nice!"
 Sure do. People say blonds shouldn't wear red. You corrected that. Mind if I stare?"
 Nom Miller put in genially. I'm sure Nancy is sweet in any color, boys. I have never seen a prettier girl"
 "Umph." Pop grunted. mouth full. nodding.
 Blythe said nothing. She might have said that the red dress was once her own. Given to Nancy after the car wreck, when Nancy was pennlless in the hospital. On, to be sure. Nancy had since re- membered to pay the asked-for $l0. for all that big suitcase of clothes, but that was only Q token to save pride: the dress was still hand-me down.
 Suddenly ashamed os her thoughts again, then. Blythe forced cordial smile. "You take all the mems eyes, Nancy. Makes me hor- ribly jealousl"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31

They all laughed at that - and only Blythe herself knew that it stung a little. Her sally hadn't been wholly untrue!
 "Imagine!" said big Duane You, being jealous! Or anything else not we'll, not perfect"
 Blythe was astonished Duane Hogan didn't say such things; it amounted to an epic, from him :! Never, never in their two years of rather close friendship, had he said SO much of her and to her. He had called her, Blythe, per- feet! True, he had gone right on eating. just as if it were casual and therefore inconsequential and soon to be forgotten. But he had said it, even so. He had!
 "You know" Norman was teas ing again. "this business of invit ing cadets to eat is a wonderful invention. Great institution! Why don't more ladies do it? Why don you, for instance. Nancy, take lessons in it from Nom Mill Ter, hmm? Or maybe should talk to her myself. Look, MisSus Hale, as a hint to get some of your home cooking later, will you and Scooter go to dinner downtown with me tonighS2"
 Nancy jumped at the chance.
 "If you'll come to potluck with me tomorrow evening. Norman! You and Duane. can feed home sick soldier boysI We'll have d little dinner party. just we three"
 Blythe felt her pulse leap. There it was, exactly as planned.
 But, then--she had a new whir- ring sensation, too. Nancy had been openly dated by Norman but it was Duane who had com plimented her. Blythel Big, bash full. handsome Duane.
 (To Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31
BELIEVES IN PREPAREDNESS

Hollywood-Ex-mode Margie Ste- wart. getting her first big movie chance as second femme to Star Anne Shirley in RKO Radios "Bombardier," was handed script when troupe set out on location trip to BombaFdier Training school, Albuquerque. N. M., with instruc- tions to study her part en route. "I already know it," said Margie. "Also the stars lines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-31

Odors are said to affect the nem- ory Of a human more than any oth- CT factor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09

and eaaistaaa tlieref H1e s46
ramagoasa Nation8 nanh via
upon Saturday. ne I'll DAY q
oTrfn lesz b. ard tsFoals
ia u~n4efesxued Attorney UfteT ipl
hsle ana selI To- eash b. ths mgr
est bAa8es aisHin leEs haufR -
the main front door 81 the Court
hcum Isl jackson Counts Mtss
t8ppl IN tht City af PsNeNsis
me foasf8na usae ARD nnscfal
ftensuf xeae MISS TAMPA 81
ihe hnfsien ~ seven toms
ADVERTISED POSTED AND
DATED fnis ths 19u day ~ Sep
sHmt~aF. 1912
THF pAseAGOULA NATIONAL
nANk
By II y HEIDELBERG
ATTORNEY
.iD9 10 .. II IL 10 u 10 - az 9
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No U4AM
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To-
Maryland Casualty Company Inc
Address f0l-40lh Street Bal
umnfc MARYLAND.
Dixie Nil Supply Company Inc
a Corporation.
Address. e0i Tehoupitouas
Street New Orleans. Ia
Black Rogers 4 Company, =
Corporation.
Address Az Hibgnia Bank
Building New Orleans Ii
You are summoned 10 appear
before the ChaueeFy Court q
the County OF Jackson Ia sad
State - the SECOND Monday
of DexSHnbef A D. 1912 g. d
fend suit No 67fa IN said Coafl
u CHte u paseagouis. Mississippi.
Wherein xou alc defendants and
wherein Petitioners pfass thai
tenaef u payment Il monies init
the Registry OF ChancvgN I0af'
b. accepted ard that defendants
assert Their respective Claims 4
the san 81 Se.537 10 paid inle
Court and thai Court enter iI
order awarding aaia monies +
those parties deemed proper by t
Complainant moi seeking relic
either than the filing Of Bill q
lnteFpIeaaer and T. ~ reIfeVee
81 the FEASIBILITY 81 being SIZED IS
defendants named N Bill on file II
ina event any additional relic.
should become necessary % Com
piaiuanl ali a. IS nalit sci cut Z
bill On file
Tha zaih day 81 September 4
10 la4z
FRED TAYLOR CLERK
SEAL
4 ChaneeV Court. jackson County
Mississippi
IlGa - = 10 l6. II 3
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50 Tin RI "a saeh A G Sewers
18l Ian I'll "a lnxh a G. Sewers
M Lila ~ 3 incf A 6 kmce Asta
xss liza VI inch &C Fafts
Mains
Iois IA ~ 70 neh 4 c Fora
Mains
SIS In ~ 3 meb c 1 servers
1876 LaH FL 90 insb 6
81 Lin - rs tneh G sewer
81 U0 La N 80 lneh Gonefeb
SeF4Ae Lines
So c. Yda cuscfefs Bedding
c. Yds Conuase n Exisl3nk
Mansaas
rs Is ~ BIS Timber bssiding
484 LIN ~ Cre0eoaa FIitug
FL At r. nM Creeoted Tsnih3g
cfedses
al Zach Regalaf Manhoiea
az Eaeh Drop Mauhuie&
K8eh Drops 70 Existing Man
hBles
Separate beds niaf ~ submitted
and VII D. considered fof ne
construction of Divisions ] and :
also To- tho combination Of bolt.
divisions under 0na contract
plans ara Specifications fuf the
work ere on file ard fFaav be -
Ami4led 81 tfr Office % y II Fred
eric Clfs Clerk ard copies there
81 usax - obtained from l.
WmseFion Consulting Enainee4
pancaK0aia. Mississippi upon de
rAais If SIS % ia connection with
Division ! and So % in cynHee
ton with Division 2
rThe full amount # deposit fuz
Bnf set Of documents wall be -
lurg1sa 81 each acuual bidder upon
return Of hia documents in Eosi
order within "a days after ths
date 81 opening If bids sou Of nj
other deposits will b. fefundea
afa1sl the return Of al documsnts
fn good condition within 10 days
after the aatr q upenlFsg ~ bids
Bids Hssasg b submitted on TIE
blank preno&ai Forms furniNiled
with fhe SDerlficataofls. and must
H. accompanied bt Bid Security
Ia lhe form of Certified Check
Cashier Cheek " aeeeptable BID
Bond. pavablf Il thw City af Pes
ragoula. MfsaiaAipnl il an amouni
equal te 81 least s. Of thc hast
bad such security e. be forfeit
ed a ~ilautdated damages not pen
ats. Is any bidder who j. awafd
ed ) contract bat vino fails r.
carry cit fhe terms u The PrafHus
al executed Contrast and give
Bond IN the form and amount
and within the iiue specified
Ne btd may b. Withdrawn after
the scheduled closing time fnf
she receipt Of bids toF . period
III ~ DAYS
Tire Cifs reserves the riGht to
reject any or all bids and 10 waive
mfnfualltiex
b order 81 the Mayor AMI
Councsimen % the City Of Pas
caRuuia. Mississippi. thla 3lat uay
81 September. 1912
S II FREDERIC City Clerk
. Is 10 :. 10 q. 10 Is
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ADVERTISEMENT roR BIDS
DOCKET 10 Mss = "a


geasea proposals. addressed -
Hon Walter n Outlay Pres
DENT ol the Pasraa1lla Rufsi
Separate School District pskca
aolla Miss fog SHOP EQUIP
NENT fof aasl Buildings iof
tfe paaaa0als Hufal sepeFaie
School District ps&cagnuln Mis-
hereinafter eallaxi the Owner
Il accordance wiih plans Hacctfi
cations ard contract documents
prepared Is and which may ~
obtained f4on Hedrtck & LiHdxicF
and gl0naia ] Simmons Axxfesai
81 Architects will ~ received Ht
the office If tise school hoard
nigh seao0I builninG PaMaRou
IL Miss until = II November
and ia41 and ifeu publicly
opened and read aloud ANY BID
received after the closing time
wiii b. returned unopened
a Cashier cheek Certified
check 81 acreptable bidder bond
payable r. the Owner. " an
amount not less than flve per cent
49, nf the largest possible Il
tai gua tive Bid submitted musf
acetsnpnus each bad
IL case at ambiguity Is lack 81
cleaFness N stating prizes IN tiH'
proposal the Owner reserves the
right 20 adopt the pfiees written
III words ~ ~ reject Ihe pro
posal
The Owner reserves the right
to reject ank o. ali bids and %
waive ioFfnallsiea
Plans ard specifications uns
~ examined Without charge ~
the office of the Architects and
EugtneefH and may ~ procured
from Hedfiek a Lindsey Bib
Southern Standard Bldg Hous
ton. Texas u Donald J sim
mons pascagouia Mis- upon q
deposit Of $1,000 Is > guarantee
# thu safe return % tne plans and
apecificatlsHns The FuIl amount
81 his deposit viii b. returned
IL each bidder Immediately upon
the return IT tie plans and spe
cilRaiinns III good condition No
refund On contract documents snd
plans returned later than 10 days
after the auurd ~ contract wtil
~ made obligatory Additional
sets 81 plans and specifications
may b. procured from the above
upon q deposit Of SfU each. az j
guarantee Of their safe return
within to fass from date 81 open
ing bids II which event $500
tamuuni Of deposit less actual coSi
81 reproduction Of the deposit
viii ts returned
No bid may h. Withdrawn. If
tef the schedule closing time fus
receipt Of BIDS Cor At least thif
y tsu4 DAYS
tSIGNED5
WALTER Il GlfILEi
President 81 School Haafu Pas
cagoula Rural Separate Scfsosa
District
10 .. 10 ID Ia %. 10 30
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norIcr 70


Natsee hereby given usat
ksassd proposals 3lI ~ regeixe0
81 shn 18eksbu Nounh School
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norIcr TO cREDIroRs

N THE cnANcERY COURT
sTATE or 6EFfI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
~ TIIF MATTER or THE
LAST WILL AMI TESTAMENT
OF MKRcED 81 DELsMAs De
CEASED
No 6azan
Al person az hereby notified
fl6at In wiz y Mercs3 n Del
mas deeeas Has heen filed inf
pgsgsatr witH tie Inanearx EInfk
Is Jackson County Mississippi.
and iIte undersigned having been
appointed Administrators q said
estate IS The Ehaneefy Court uf
SAID County ard having qualified
A. saaeh letter. Testgmcninry and
IS Administration have han ~
sAs ~ hef.
NosAee hereby Eipea . all
rexasns having eiailfs against sid
mAate 70 pfeeesli 4ucn claims t.
ftx CHancefe Cork 81 said gnun
+ II nrsles ffsl they uias p pro
~ feE fe# 8fst allowed. end
KHS Il b. dosu within six months
fean mis- date. ard all such claims
nj - prafaled registered and
allowed within said ttne viii be
4aEsver barred
Witness MS hand this he 14fll
das ii SepiemtAsF. a ~ 1879
OLIVIA " nEf.MAs
ADMINISTRATIONS
3 e. 10 Il II Is ~ i6
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NOTICE or SALE OF Il
CEHsED VESSEL IN FORE.
CLOSURE or MORTGAGE

WHEREAS On MAY l. 1879
Manuel Nelson executed D certain
mortgage upon the hereinafter o.
scflhed vessel u tie PascaaouIa
kaAanal Bank - secure the Il
deh4eanasz described therein =
$4,000 which SID mprtEaEa
Is a record Ia ths Office IT the
Deputy Collector q Cesioms -
MabIie 81 Gulfpdft Mississippi
iu LIleH 4 4 FuIIo i
AND WHEREAS default has
been made 10 the payment - IL
Indebtedness that sid moFtKae1
Waa gwen 30 Secure and tae hold
er and owner 81 lie indebtedness
secured therein Il tae SAID faaea
FoaIa National Bank under and y
virtue - tine terms and provisions
ana - aecordanes NIth the terms
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-noN.REsInENT {

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
rs Maud A Iaslof and = any
and all persons having ~ claim
iue any mipsesl ii oF 10 Lot : N
Block 3 Forrest HIS Subdivision
d Town OF 0etaH SpFings Miss
ii Lot I Fractional Sectlan 81
Township : S Il : Vest.
Yuu are summoned - appear
before tia Ch4ncefe Court If the
County nl jackson II saia State.
On Isle Second Monday Of Decen-
Der 4 u fssz IL defend sui Ne.
EzIi II saia Court * Mrs CnuYcn
Grove Wherein you are 3 Dc
Ienaant ans wherein Complain
AM seeks s confirmation d Tax
title - loi ) N Block ) Forrest
HIS Sub division el the Town
q 0eesn spring. ID Lot 81
Fractional seeHan 30 Township
: Scum Ranes s West m Jackson
County 81 flpui sold IL Tire
State 81 ippA April Hh,
1851. loF the deIuaaent State and
County Taxes cue lof the wear
1870 - hlils ~ aif in hill ~ file.
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