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ROOMS WITH soARp.

e e1oR f heRe f? she s5SsT ass
w waGAncfs ST. in es 1ursins home for elderly
FLA 18th ST. N.w.-Room and board,
81 S59 to to $40 month; doubles and singles,
ROOM AND BOARD in very fine home for
Jewish young people: excel. food, pleasant
surroundings. DIssINs, 2O13 Mass
MARTHA WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ss4o
d d6tn w-open to paying guests for
p prsialgn CO couo nsa4 rms only employed
1917 9th ST. N.W.-Front room for >
ladies isdM or men, meals daily. convenient
ROOM ASp BoA aRf'e for ia a aaS
nice kosher meals, nice private home; con-
yenlsnt to transportation. RA 1918.
ROOM Iavi AND boa BOARD for young ladies
is as'G MAss' AVE "a N W. for
frs New HAM aPanas X2T
Hampshire House-A few vacancies in this
popular suesthouse, specializing in good
1905 QUINCY 81. N.w.-Nice single room
t NH% IN sap %HsH RTy!f "a SIS Gh
home cooking, pleasant atmospher i Sal So
MI VT FlE 4 2Hs n sEc AR ss5I front
N refined home, with good board. CO,
III SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-Young girl to
share rm. with another girl; twin beds
$50 mo. room and board; near trans
1905 18th ST. N.W.-Large double room,
.sIe - ST. TN f isas m To shars
room with another; modern Jewish home:
pleasant surroundings; delicious food; rea-
sonable. GE. 1894.
2624 WOODLEY PL., near Shoreham-
Conf. single room for gentleman in gem
tile home; 5000 60 meals; excellent Conn. ave.
2 CONGENIAL young ladies to share new
ly furnished twin bedrm. in new home
with young couple: Unlimited telephone serv-
ice; Laundry privileges: reasonable; con-
1884 N. n. AVE. Nw.-vacancies for 3
girls in boarding house of superior type;
food above average: handsome, modern
house. beautifully furnished: a gorgeous
dining room, II bathrooms. some private
semiprivate: walking distance downtown:
monthly rate. S4S each
lS33 PARK RID. N.W.-Large. clean newly
furn; room; wonderful home and fine food;
for Iehned girls only.
and Columbia rds.-Nicely furn. double
room with, private bath for men; excel
LSpsp. And board; $50. CO. 1911.
COLOkED-Room and board for two gen
tlemen. MRS. SUSIE WALKER, 1885
bSth ave. ne.
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APARTMENTS uhFuRhtsuep,

WILL EXCHANGE one bedroom APT Sc
for same NV. Further details Call *.
.UNFlRNI>HEn room for girl, share
Si}chen .eaSonahie. - Allison Street n e.
30" INGR,HAM ST. Front ap, =
I'M and krchen electro refrIgerator and
I * NC; ,Modcrn bedroom '. apt
GASpLr mIcHL.>D.s, "a Dri 29'."a>. md
room bcdrm.. bath and kitchen. l.eH'.
hs re- au,9matlc no, water. adult Only
~ * 9Th 81 NIX rIh p room sg kitchen on,
pr!La'e palh, -? %, Mcludcs ali urIt.es
THOMAS ems, 2 WALSH INC ~ ~!
bah, private entrance. ho'-vsfcr hcs1
excellent bus service tcuan' must have
own oTIy electro T sT't and Tsfrsers,ot sdg
33;o Silver HI d.. sui'!sud Md go.
t III ''h hni ST Nv ,,,,d DesrsPie room
WILL EXCHaNGE j -7edroor lntlrn,,hcd
ansrtmen, y v. tog @-bedroom untlrni.hec
SIT DrO APT. - Bed-h In room .fcher
s s'nd path 81 p5lys,e entrance u'.Aues IN
VIII ExCHaNGE 1-bedroom APP. ~
s"ctlon. lor 2-beoroom APP. or house Cal
RA o"s6 after pm
iA rser hANGE ~ TO bedroom q1tIIrrtshec
cal WVoodleS is'5 n5sih' ,s'': NJ : oH4RE
= ROOMS, ktchrn semipr.,s'c ban. utu.,
tlfs furnished reSponslnle couple preferred
10 children 2l35 N 2oth St, ArAngton,
EXCHANGE cogHccun. housc. heat aac
water hcaatIiuj yard. large living dining
soom 81 A.: bedrooms and bath mo
Ar b 35-n'lu, 100 transp Va n.
~ - neGrm. anr near nv, Isl FIR OF
:, :, 70, Boy SIX, Star.
VII tAtHANGF new = nm for Y y
- Ra>DoLPH PL. Nm rooms, kItch
er, private bah. utilities furnished, fo
employed e,Lls o. .couple 80 pcr month
open uRCI0Lo REALTY co Me 4ai1
OF ND. PROFESSOR. wife and . ch
nc6 room house - CciIcgc PARK Nd o
fNtHtN6i "-Ioom mo1crn arartr'er' 70
:. ~ room Urtnr0ISae6 apartrert -
", 7Fs' - o. with. q" ln.nG'es "a s'a
SERNI'tNs\ aHd We u'h ,h..u VII
rent orc UrtIgn. room with KIT nrr,i.s
g., si!'G,a9 "c9lsn preferred. IN Hys''s'.lle
FAknNA P.Rk--s rooms heated an.
- ~ available nov suitable toy en-
2,,o0ycd marr.ed couple 10 children Cal
coLoRFD- VIZ evo de..rab.e APP, mo
baSemCaf' - modern Coored ap' houSt
near Howard L and ca il salary % se,t.et
woman for services as cook NV, IL
Duavate@ home near ISM and Columbia I'd
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

80 HOLsTETN and Guernsey heifers. These
:ssed from sa Asssndls ssf ss;
COATS, ave, thoroushbred Tossenbu 1rlss
E S asssR, az as$W reasonable osF sss:ns
5sssy t. sSn Ms S'o Lofty e eR mare n IS
fssr lump e nea nd A hoT hpre
2 BLACK ANGUS, registered bulls, TB and
ss If6 tested ready for service quick sale
" R. .WINsLoW Norbeck, Nd '''' - 'A'
i0R sSAtE.FFins family cow with fourth
eHARLEs 3. Parker TR, $3.50
sS g sR RI sac SEATS for sale or rent Ma
f Fooises sAL I'd colts, yrs. old: ! thor.
rm7f BssSu2 e'' cs 1 AD ss half
shear; leaSSins town: JOHN w1THERs'
RIDISG h MS pS9 hordus6Dr Cd will sacr
ns IS for au1ek sale Call Silver Spring olos
rEEpER STEERS, 10 Aberdeen Angus
Welght average 400 lbs; choice. Box 335-
GUERNsEy HEIrERs. >. large. close
sp51nSsrs Phone Fails Church ll7:.
: Tsa Ivy by, Nj, PHILIps. sH $3.50
Glenn Dale sanatorium. CHARLES row
WANTRpNy t,ans' Duroc Jersey boar, also
several Berkshire Shoats Apt. 1, 1908
North End I'd, Arlington. Va.
staas Old e5tns W yqn sure buy
soYlsl NJ + F. p: Hillmead. Nd
FARM EARN Falls Church, Va. Falls Church
ssAAANEN MILK GOAT. breed and milking:
Fairfax, Va, on Route so
HORSES. LARGE black, both mares. fine
team: priced reasonable; selllne because I
GELDING: j, bay. is HANDS yrs. old:
must be sold for board ] Pslimlno marc,
5. yrs old; also TWO 3-galted horses o475
Myrtle ave, Temple Hills, Md; Locust
soRREL, enc halfbred mare, with papers,
both very gentle. HI 1891.
JERSEYS. production-bred: young herd /"
nead, some MILKING. fine .pedlf:eed srock:
I IL testrd ana maculatnd asains, bangs
WORK. RIDING HORSES and PONIES all
sizes; cheap: new and used saddles, brides
and harness; horse blankets. used and new.
horse: strawrides ny the hour BICYCLES
new tires Rear 30 18th 81. Sc
RIDING HORSE FOR SALE. fast spirited,
good lookins. black, : years old; Sl@5
Also new western saddle, bride, martin
gale; Seen by appt: Write Box A. L, Star
Bowie 2ttt
HoLSTEN BULL, pure bred. about 600
pounds. LARGE Wisconsin type stock; marked
Feeder steers. about 500 pounds $50
ROCKVILLE 453 or 81 50 s
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APARTMENTS WANTED

PERMANENT NAVAL OFFICER, wife and
3 os5y sg5Isse".1ly 9sGd unf9rnished or. 5
TWO BrsI>fSSWoMEN desire . rooms.
iSlITG KS SfisHfT,p ,p1 caH r Wo ~
COUPLE; no children or pets viii lease
apt or hqGse igrn or nv
| vance 6 months rent. Wisconsin 4O11
NAVAL OFFICER wants by Jan. /. nicely
furnished i modern "-Sedroom ant. or small
DIPLOMAT AND WIFE want modern, well.
tuTnIsheG house or a a,n5 NV, sood
R -Rsoe fa tarh Aef%i s5 2a with bath
n ". SGCuon Will pay up TO 500 Gall
APT, furnished or untarnshcd M to $50:
4 " or GEORGETOWN pit bath and retrlg-
era !on desired by Govt. emp,oye. Box
Girl desires furnished. chcieney apart-
f ~ NJ ct nT q, DAY sqnda y,
ysa9;d N MAyES Boz IL:s,s s!ar Il.
MANf 1nfsdR or dfs s5 BY Dec
f SMALL Ia APT, fqEn; or anturn shert %, or
SSs !f6R e =! S2v' or fify oo go wife
APT, FURNISHED sGFnh OF un5qTn,;hsd Best refs
NV. References furnished CO S6a4
~ Rooms ms, kitchenette. furn. or untprn::
CLARK fEe m S gnndsv or shG
II ' woMAN 1' TesD Hssk5ay Govern
ment position urgently needs furnished or
UNFINISHED bedroom apartment for school
Sunday or evenings,
AFT, furnished or UNFINISHED, with one
WORKER and bahN M.
LADY GHOST . ,oe, sssncy head pest
/ loom or, l-bedrm apt, furnished or or
unfurnshed; NV. or GEORGETOWN. Charm
MARINE COLONEL, wife. child % yrsl
want c-bedroom house. or apt. NV or
Virginia H must pc wei! loeated and nc ss,ras
particular maintaining it, about $3.50.
THREE WAVE OFFICERS urgently need
GREENE. RE- 400; Ext. 1881; sunday
f4f atsa 4 n N.vY no OFFICER bedl s
apt or furnished house, by Jan. / NV. or
suburban: wlll pay at least 5000: or will
i APT sur OR A Snail "G otsr W f6r sa1t 49,
school-ase girls: convenient 70 Arlington
H .a !Bu ebBy permanent; urgent.
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire apart
ment- turrlSneC or unIurnlSneQ, IN n W.
section. Call WI. 1850 49,
ARMY COUPLE desire completely fur
nished 3-bedroom house or apt. perma-
nent or temp, December I or sooner; rent
DEAN, school of university. desires or
. bedroom unfurnished apartment in the
n ne1 sa of 18th and x SITS NV.
F FEf sR;s s'a APARTMENT or small house.
NV. District. wanted by wife of Army
major serving overseas for self and mother:
reliable and considerate tenants. Phone
Executive 1920. Extension FL, weekdays.
or Ordway 5000 evenings, Saturday g M
COUPLE. no children or pets, permanent
residents. will lease apt. or house, fur
nished or unfinished c. DELMAN d.
1911. Eve. ST. 576S 19'
CIVILIAN COUPE desire furn. or unfurn.
| l to 3 room apt, Immediate occupancy
| Cow. transp Pentagon. RE. aS.9.
YOUNG COUPLE without pets. children or
peeves desire apartment with one bedroom
and private bath; references. Wisconsin
BUsINEsswoMAN desires small apart
| ment or studio. room, private bath, fur
nished or unfinished. downtown NV.
RELIABLE middle-ased Government Of
' bedroom apt. furnished or unfurnished;
elose-in NV, preferred: best references.
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APIS. FURNISHED tcons. J

i iSs9. f rAIRM Nc, T,,s ST NWl slIl e
WIDOW wishes to share 3-room,. kitchen
nnS hath h with Tsned lady EN-
stituton gym seedio loc bns Con-
GIRL wishes one or two girls to share two
rooms, kitchenette and bath; unlim. phone
f 5! 0f is;s 81 S Vs DE Esn 1890 On,
i Fir i Ho saos to snare with
DOWNTOWN, young lady to share attrac-
10 6 st. ne Apt. 1913. '''0e'" ''''0'''
LADY desires to share with congenial mid
section. ;, Convenient to i4th st st. and nd Ga.
AZ s5H;5 ~ Pm IN NV e stc fi6
ainstte, kltshen Bath and sere ; ned'b bs"k
e e non W,ll ret s9 adults only
with 2 others. Call OR o356 between ii
ONE Q q OR TWO go,R Room Apr.-soa Eve St.
1 Isa7 MMoSSRoo22 W Il. Me- rms, nev,,
dsssorated ADULTS; $50 month inns 1n nunrs
s s!s Ss9nd WIFE De aea a2st
lovely new home in NV seq No cali Wood Soad.
Will SHARE OF a etfhl9Ss one-bedroon,
apartment with another young woman e
20 20 Yrs Old Upper Connecticut ave
| So Call Woodley 500 Apt 3IS
GIRL TO share apartment Service cir
over 30 preferred, Near 5000 Connections
aye: n " Telephone Columbia T279
FINE APT. H'sE ON CONN. AVE- rms.
nicely Turn; " bdr., :! baths; no child. o,
pet. 300 month Box l6-S Star
GIRL TO SHARE MDRN. APT, nm. Kit
path with 23-yr, odd GIRL, Sunday, 1915
HO, 81 90 Ext 9n3. 1860 Lanler pl n
! near 18th and Col. rd
1857 FAIRMONT ST. N.W-:} large from
rms ms Oath on same ,hoor); nice kept house
| 500 rmk, Ink. near bath sos
large rms, $40, and s35; Ink, refer
service. nesr bath.
20l6 Q st; NV. Dupont CircIe>-2 rms.
$40 each; III k near bath Also othel
rms and apts. MI. 729s. 9-3 daily 49,
COLORED-1 or room turn apt, fol
aulet couple. Adams 1905.
COLORED-Attractiv apartment to shar,
/ with nice young lady. Convenient trans.
GIRL, colored, to share apt with another
near Navy Yard 6l6 L ST Sc
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ROOMS fuRk.-korthso.t tcon,.

14S 7 sf. Nellie double room, twir
beds next to bath; good transportation
1877 MASS. AVE. Me- large rooms, hall.
room, kitchen; shower bath, porch, heat
$50 r ST. N.E.-warm front room. nicely
furn, $50 for l, $40 for 2; gentlemen
pref: excel; transp. DE. 1919.
next bath, ! room private shower, private
entrance; clean, light, nicely furnished; !
block streetcar j" blocks to bus. 1885
LARGE ROOM, double bed, suitable for
EMPLOYED couple: private home; no other
roomers. no 5O19
CHEERFUL ROOM for .: walking distance
downtown; 18th st. carline. Phone no
6120
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. C.. D-5
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
1923 LANIER PL. NV, / block north
OF Col. I'd and block west Of 18th St.
Complete bungalow home apt, occupies "a
OF floor Of the bldg. and contains bed
rms" baths, center hall, sunroom. liv.
rm,, din. rm, kit, pantry: maids rm and
bath in basement; garage; priced way
below any, other. home of comparable ac-
commoda lions; the bids. is most economi-
cal to operate. total monthly operation cost
FOR this apt. only S46.20. Call once week
Gays Tor inspection apt.
1925 18th st. NV, the Cavansush
Courts-Bedrm., liv. rm., kit, rec hall.
bath; 81 800 cash, only S4s.75 a month
total
2039 N. H. ave. NV. the Northumber-
land-Disnifed bldg. with elevators large
lobby. switchboard, resident mgr. apis OF
rn;, kit. and bath; priced as low as
So 400 See resident mgr. weekdays only
So N. Y. ave. nv.-Prices reduced for
quick sale, Apt. 402, bedrm., liv. rm,. kit +,
rec. hall. bath only $3.50 cash req total
monthly payments. s4OO See janitor
EDMUND J. FLYNN authority on co.
operator plan since 1920, Woodward
Bldg, RE. 1918 or RE l549
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BASEMENT APT. furnished, = large rooms,
hall and bath: with use Of laundry: rent,
- aI pF AWc2nh K Wa ra62 eonp,,,e,v fur
nlshed, twin beds, 'nner-sp!irg mattress.
1r"olace and Oh heat: adu.ts only. Tysons
G9F.Gr, " Phone Falls Church 9os-J-2.
! LARGE ROOM and kitchen, furnished II
private home, Oxon HiN, Nd near stores
suitable Navy, Yard or southern Nd. en-
ployeS. SJS .5n per month Locust $50
SUB. APT. :or rent, furn Tor couple o!
SeNer Al W. CalL EerANn :I4n-E
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

MoNfNG AND STORAGE. reasonabIe rates
rsymsa, on Your MOVING n: - EDELMAlN> 8
MOVING \ STORAGE co IA |H:3; 20.
LOAD OR PART LOAD wanted % and
from WaSniNGt on Cleveland. Detroit Chi
cage. s Louis Kansas City. NORTHERN
MOVING d STORAGE, phone AT. H243
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

TWO ADJ. ROOMS, 2nd-floor private home
NJ kitchen; GOOD NV. section. Adults
COLoRED -3lco GOTH ST. Sc: heated
unfuInished room Phone Lincoln 1891
tOLORED Refined unfinished room. all
Sunday nnlv
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

WILL EXCHANGE Tedec0rated ;I7-roc M
7.4rtment AZ Y c Queens for TWO
NfdTr0~u aTaT' n-F-1' FrCiNlty National c.,
,hedrs Mr. PAUL PepUbhc 5000
FX- IIG"
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

A sELF-sUPPORTING HOME, complete
private apis. l of rooms and other has
4 rooms: on u acre Of very rich land: IN
Cotsaee City, Nd: only a few loo yds,
from Mt. Rainier: price. $500. WA. 1915.
A GLORIOUS HOME, .5OO-six spa-
cious rooms. Colonial fireplace closets
galore. oil h h.; most substantial con.
structlon; extra large front and side
porch. garage: one-half acre Of land, beau.
tifully. Improved with pool. shruhbery.
holly trees. oaks. etc: really gorgeous: in
the heart Of Cheverly. Md: bus at the
door; avsilaele at once. H. NJ. HUNTER.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPNHNT IN this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
!se so 81 lAp % or oFe hst Sds1n
Sheriff I'd. ne. rent with option to pur.
chase. CHAPEL, OAKS CO., 6700 Addison
Chapel I'd. Fairmont HeightS. Nd. HI.
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CONTINUED On Next Pa0S.l
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ana VIE VINO WOULD Ike 70 Snare CONF
With, employed mother and school-aee
daughter while son is overseas? Delight
full room well furnished with telephone
extension available. Box 16l S, Star 10.
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Modernly furnished
twin room. maple furniture. near Dupont
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-14
Farmers Urged
To Make Property
Safe from Fire

State College - The importance
of fire prevention to the farmer is
made sharply evident by the fact
that 10 lives are lost in farm fires
every day in the United States and
a farm building catches fire every
IS minutes, according to M. S.
Shaw, district extension agent, and
state chairman OF Fire Prevention
Week set for October 8>l4.
Because of the physical isolation
Of farms and rural communities
and the consequent necessity OF
bringing fire fighting equipment
long distances, many fires, small at
first, become destructive infernos
before they can be brought under
control. For this reason, alert farm
fire prevention is essential.
In urging farmers to make their
property as fire-safe as possible,
Mr.. Shaw stressed eight usual haZ-
ards that can be eliminated.
Flamable roofs are easy preys
of sparks and should be replaced
with fire retardant roofing mater
ials, such as asphalt shingles or
some similar fire protective cover
ing, such as slate, tile, or asbestos.
Defective heating systems are al
ways dangerous. Sooty chimneys
and flues should be cleaned at reg
ular intervals and repaired if they
are faulty.
Electrical equipment should be
kept in repair. Disconnect all APP
planes after using them Prayed
cords and other electrical mishaps
cause $4,000 fires annually.
Matches and cigarettes should be
eXtinguished completely before be-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-14
canp.s Chatter

Look who's here, one Of Cur old
friends, Jack McAdory from camp.
| wonder who will be seen with
him while he's here?
They say Carrie Mae Williams
had her fun Tuesday night with
Cricket Tyler.
guess Bette Cooper is having
her fun with Lonnie d. Wilder.
Oh well, all of this is good.
I was shocked when | saw Jack
McAdory with Violinia Brouthy
last night, altho Erma D. Bell is
getting along nicely with Jessie
Harrington. They tell me Carrie
Miller is rushing Bobbie Burt these
days, We have two new boys in
school and the girls are really i'm
posing on them.
I see Matte Mae Journey is
rushing Jessie Harrington. I think
he is baby the way he sends
notes to Erma D. Bell, he seems as
if he's afraid to speak his opinion.
You are a mighty bashful Chicago
cat.
Well cats and kittens, Ill park
here and drive later. We hope you
all will have your fun with Rays
of Rhythm next Friday night at the
fair week dance.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-14
Kosciusko News
Mrs. c. A. Garland, Agent
Dorothy Riley, Reporter

Mrs. Mary Cannon, member OF
the faculty of G. M. College, daugh-
ter, Carrie, and Mildred Miller, at
tended the Mt. Olive Association
which was held with the Union
Chapel church, Friday and Satur-
day of last week. Others attend
ing this meeting ere Rev. N. B
Brooks and Rev. L. G. Miller who
pastors in the Mt. Olive district
They also carried a guest preacher
from Kosciusko in the person Of
Rev. B. L. Watkins. The meeting
was reported as being success
both spiritual and financial.
The small district at this time has
raised $128.27 from four churches
We consider this very fine fkport
from so small district.
The Southern Gospel Singers
sang at c. M. College Thursday
night, October 5, with a splendid
audience present The program was
enjoyed very much. Visitors pres
ent were: Mrs. Byers of Attala
county, Mrs. Greyer of Holmes
county, Mrs. Martha Benson, Miss
es Gladys Storey, Buchanna anc
Wade.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-14

We are grateful to Charles Ha-
Der of Greenville, Ohio, for the
GLOWING puzzle:
What is the difference between
solid half foot and a half solid
foot"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-14

Coal shortages This year have
prompted the solid Fuels Admins
tration for War to offer household
ers the following fuel saving sug-
gestion: "Winterize" with insula-
ton, storm sash and weather strip
ping; clean and repair heating
plant; install temperature control
device; keep room temperatures as
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-14

Overseas Christmas Package
Mailing: October Is, last day.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-14

dcensn't set letter from thst 2.
j. liver
Laura Kindie has received an
other letter from Mr.. James Cal
houn, could it be that he is COM
ing home?
Ophelia Peacock is receiving mail
from Fort Dix, N. j., could it be
from S-Sgt. Gilbert Allen? Ethel
Lee is very sad over Mr.. Palmer's
leaving. Ada Jones is very sad she
received letter from her boy
friend, James Kimble and he is
going overseas. Ethel Lee Carter is
lonesome since Lloyd Palmer has
gone. Miss Medcafe is stepping out
on Mr.. S. T. Jones with Mr.. r. d.
Williams, watch out Linnie Nc
CLAIM. Mary z. Carter is stepping
out on her boy friend, Walter Til
lison.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-14
Grenada News
Edited and published by students
of Grenada high school
General News

Miss Dolores Moore of Center
vile is the new USO secretary.
The recreational group under
Miss Lovellen Brown and others
is progressing nicely.
Come oft and meet all of your
friends at theg anne Friday night.
All enjoyed the program render
ed by the 9th grade in chapel, We'd
nesday morning and especially
Mullen's solo.
School News
What's cooking in the junior
class? Things are getting serious
between Leslie Biggs and Ben
Brown. How about it kids? Mary
G. Hardiman doesn't hear from
Pvt. Raven Clark, their gang is
wondering why? Ola Mae Parker
is very happy these days because
her Private is here on furlough
Jimmie Lee Smith has just start
ed to school. She is still in love
with the same boy. Pvt English.
Marion Golden, everyone is Won
dering why you talk with Uylesses
Mullen so often.
A certain person wants to know
why doesn't Billy Skyes choose be-
tween her two cute juniors, E.M.W.
and EL.C.
Since Pvt. Elias Bohannon has
been transferred, Ida Briley has
been just like the bear, making
tracks and getting nowhere" Ber-
nice Otto says she's like the gu
niea-"for it a plenty"
Miss Eudeda Golliday didn't al
low the other chicks a possible
chance to be with her Pvt. Liddell
when he was home on leave.
The sophisticated juniors seem to
be stumbling block" for the
freshmen. It's our day now. fresh
les, it will be yours after awhile.
Be patient please.
o. w. Nash is popular among the
uniors these late days.
The 18th grade girls are falling
for the 9th and 9Th grade boys and
how.
Everyone is wondering who is
going to take who to the game Fri
day night. Watch out girls, someone
is coming up lacking. Bye now, see
you next week.
What's Happening in the
10th Grade
Miss Henri Marie Jones is writ
ing Mr.. Turner of Chicago every
day. Since Pvt. Dock Harvey has
been transferred, Bernice McKin-
zie doesn't get around much any
more. Ruthie Lee Campbell and
Mary L. Applewhite are strictly on
the beam with the soldiers at
Camp Mccain. Everytime you see
them they are calling, 1875.
Everything is as frantic as the
| Atlantic with Annie Watt and Rob
ert Simmer. Kissie Seaton looked
too cute for words Sunday. Just in
case you didn't know it. Willie B.
Jones has a new boy friend. Roxie
Migrants heart belong to who now?
At last Nellie F. Smith and Mary
Anderson have started to school
Welcome back girls. If 0. w. Nash
doesn't stop blowing his top with
some of the chicks, the Juniors and
sophomores are going to straighter
him out. Well, Stella Thompson is
still beating her chops about Mr.
Ulysses Mullin.
M. NJ. Jolliff, Reporter
What The 9Th Graders
Are Doing
Willie Dorothy is overjoyed with
her long distanced call from sea-
man of Corpus Christi, Tex.
Louella is sorry to step out or
Ruby Lillian with Pvt. Andrew
Gray.
Emma Lacy is thrilled to death
over few lines from Cpl. Walter
Franks. Lucille is very lonesome
since her boy friend Robert Skin.
ner left but she hears from hin
often. Leila is going crazy if sht