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Evening star., 1945-10-31
odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 81 tHs.-The se.
eurities Commission reocFted today these
dealers or. specialists On the New York
stock IxehanSs tof oetcHss 90: 1900
ssiea inveins sS.rss s.'i. in.,ad,Ss d,Ss
81 short salss involving LIZA shares.
Evening star., 1945-10-31

Eek dividend I Plus extras. Paid %
far this year 2% extra. f3x extra.
b 81. 90 extra. 1oe extra. Paid In 1914.
Total salss--ahares, 14a
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HELP MEN,

sss sgs :ois
IY9.n and procedures; PeErmanent peeeSition. ex-
fs!'sas sfiass eso0 stat. .z.
RccoUNTANfGHish NJ Iz csiiber. experienced
sdse casd sad 0ss .na
iMdToN. .faos 18th st. NV. ASK for
s.as5 zoCSUSTHSTs S0S tS5 nos local seA ems
stating age, sdueational qualifications, ref
ACCOUNTANT wanted immediately; hotel
experience: must have best local refer
snces; o give JOB experience in first letter
2CcouNTANT. with ocean shipping exper.
old, Phone DU: 1910 between $50 and
Acco6Nsff12NfT,D va : III %gk.-splendid opportunit,
t. learn retail post
ls' fssplSss ssssstIsP RAiEiaH ses HAssR fSSs:
aASHe s5 RGom ssf PERM.
close-in country clubs: pleasant WORKING
conditions: salary; $50 rer week Please
aapDREssoGRAPa a 'SS OPERATOR, srsh whit.
capable of operating large automatic equip,
good salary and f,ns opportunity Tor Taet ad.
Sancement: give age, experience, addres,
and sslephcne Boz 274.G, stas. -,
edge MGR 1000 bookkeeping machine
excellent ssNs oSpgpsorsunity; Sgs Apply 1S2 1WS02NDEE
enced, on National Cash Register post
Ing machines; full-time, permanent posi-
tion, good salary. to start. Apply In per
;aYfLoWls 70 Hofs R csn1 sss1un.as .Vs ss eis
Bales st.
Evening star., 1945-08-24
Woman Sues for S15,190,
Charging Impure Ice Cream

Mrs. Frances Willard of the 1000
block of South Fern street, Ar
lington, Va, an employe of the
Justice Department, yesterday filed
suit in District Court asking SIS, 5,1sO
damages on claim that a dish of
ice cream she ate in a pharmacy
contained a sharp substance that
she believed was piece of glass.
Defendants are the Executive
Pharmacy, 900 block of Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, Bernard R. Ro-
senberg, described as the proprie-
tor, and Southern Dairies, Inc,
first block of M street NE. de-
scribed as distributors of the ice
cream.
Mrs. Willard claimed that she
lost tooth and may lose two more
as a result of lacerations to her
Run
Evening star., 1945-08-24

DOORMAN,, experienced, with. drivers
aRa ssp retsrssss o sssve SEC E h'sss eos
MENTAL HOTEL. 40 North Capitol St,
sssM RSehMAsADeE AASD MsAsdsa II sfsssa 18Th ts M ma
81 bod sksi kksMiAaNEsaARAeEMAN-yAN1roR, COL
%s I 'asgE Wilson, cnd vSeknS sSndSRs pHR
bp3WXEESM peyc1shss Dl my.t nw ,.v.
s i?s s:$s;' sS: ss4s :! ssA sB's
imum operating eficiency. Write stating
expeI,, age. salary expected and personal
sgSilsfsiSa' ssSiaasipha t. T. & &. H. P o. Box s4'S
turaL in washington ONCE Of major oil
aR'y yMoNFaoE 81 Fs5eo%Hsisa sA aaS sase Ssek
N-Openinss for men exper. in
edusasoa hepfs sood post
war opportunities. Write exper., age, SAL
Try e. nd g. BOZ sgil
DRIVER, white or eolored; food hours,
f 1888 siSI Wilson f2siA iva. Aliin1soa. s Nka w. 81
DRIVER experienced, for moving van,
sie coered for whole.
sale cleaning plant. REGAL CLEANERS
BIZ SkiyzRs u g. And And 1sfI 1asfsILrEss for insulation
Mr.. SMITH. Chestnut sss6. from 8 an.
SafvRPkiRassGdhEasMAN- s. E ri GdhnEsas JEWEL TEA CO.,
INC, will hire one man for route work;
guaranteed salary plus commission: truck
furnished, all expenses paid: age 25 tc
40. Can Trinidad 34o3 for appointment
81 ii asi ;sAlzsMAN-eug kSasi route. carr
vSie RI 70 S19S foT Sday T sa
and Eastern ave, Mount Rainier. Md.
DRUG CLERKS. experienced, Trustworthy
for several evenings a week. LANGSTON
PHARMACY, 2401 Benning I'd ne, Ii
0b05.
ELECTRICIAN. permanent position Will
major oil company, experience in servics
station work desirable but not necessary,
40-hour week. time and one-half for over
Nj. whitley. AMERiCAN on CO., 1900
phone Gil. 1900.
Apply at once % M. Richsrdson, Room
astirsmsnt scss1. Soi d 4. Nv. '
Evening star., 1945-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, 80, 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
pay gEaGypnsnt; ni;,- iTwmediate z installation. D. A.
We DEsPERATEIY NEED fairly modern
home in q desirable residential neighbor-
hood. We can pay all cash. Replies con
dsRtisl ti, S0 N9 brokers gsS lssi Star s5.
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. e WILLIAM J. LoTz' los 3s!th
T. viii VI Il NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
@sse 'aSfE JAMES aeg cAToN so o.ash aa
y, Y, WHOM IT MAY CONCERN as eIS this
be responsible for debts other than those
CONTRACTED and signed BY myself ARTHUR
EEdGfaE e. dRGHffatsGsS GSsSSoNkfkErr1se Nf SERVICE and
statements at part-time prices for full
time work: Adams Q693. g to 8 pm,
Tuesday; Wednesday, Thursday.
Ebsfa beaches xa dn sale rs Non Efs :s rDsn Ws
DTlye sSt oat colsssytle s1l PIKE niles niles from n
Sf Wit tuIH Nof f Bf T RRiEsHP5SS sHsii for
s.l} eaHkLEs sn EWARb fSSss MADbox z
gath st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-08-24
Deaths Reported

Cora wehler, rs, 4447 P st. NV
Zilpha Votaw, II, 14O4 Grard st NV
Joseph D. Christie, "a, l44s Girard St. NV
Anna ?; Tennyson, So, 40l0 9 St sc.
Ethel L: Smith, IS, $50 E st. ne
Eomey Parker. "a, Alexandria. Va
Dorothea K. Fulton, 80. Chevy Chase, Nd
Raphael p. Gallenberger. 25, Manominee
Mich.
William Z. Gabelli, 90. East Orange, N. J
Laura G. Arnold, 76 419 @ st. NV.
Sophia Johnson, 75, 100 NJ st. Sc.
Charles johnson, 6s; Blue Plains, D: c..
Sandy Richardson. 40 1929 10th st. NV
Hattie A. Simms, 80, 141O Euclid st. NV
Ethel L. Howell, "a, Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1945-08-24
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laws, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, mait three tuA days and
rece,De the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
Evening star., 1945-08-24

and Lillian Hayden, 81, aa6 3rd St. s.w N
and Grace E. Emmons, "A, okm1isee
EdTaTd IaI,.J NJ stein; n u: 22. Trenton. n j. ane
as bo sns 81 Easle snf aaEs Rsosfs Min6 g. se5eFs
Freddie Gomillion, %, Aiken. S. C., anc
Virginia E. simuel, 10, spartanburs
John r; Alston, q. 10 st. sw.. ane
Charles P and Ls5o4Tde15e HTs1Td t 6Ss sssTsdsle
New YORK City. ~ 0'la"''' 10
:. Julia E. Bum, s25, Raleish' N. c.
Mamie D. Bolden, is, Scotland Neck
Melvin @ jackson 90, 5s23 Bell pl. ne.
ana LOIS " DAVIS lh 1885 Stevens
John 7; smosns, Fl, and Ernestine E
Howard H Ledbetter, :? IS. Herd Herod If. IT, ane
Dorothy A. Manley, Al Bowling Green
AOrag samuels, III "a, Allentown, Pa.
Brandywine st. NV.
James ?. haygood:, As, Cleveland, Ohio
Arthur F.. Whitehead, 80, seaboard, N. c.
an and Velma j. Biges, 10, Midway Islands
John A A Allen, q. Grove City. Pa, ane
Lloyd G Hampson, 4s, Grand Ridge, Ill.
ahH ailfe Cnsserine fn5 A. Brewer 81 jefferson
John Stable, 2s, Rayland, Ohio, and Do,
otny " Bisss' %, l240 Pennsylvania
Arthur A. chenoweth, 2e, Jennings, Kans.
ana Donna B. Cline. %. Logansport, Ind
Robert sed psttv E chaneelor seii 22 Midland Tex:
sylvia l. Bailey, 90. HVi Greenville. e. Ga Ga an'
Cleveland Patterson 21, 20 Florida ave
NV, and Pearline Rookard, 20, 943 {
Tuovi, K, Karhumaa. 21. Maynard. Mass.
na1,s and aubrey E, Pagan, 20, 1926 For
Charles ". Roberts, 81. washta, Iowa
and Mildred L. Mahaffy, %, Minneapolis
Allen B. Pierce. 26, South Brewer, Me
and Josephine NJ wyatt, Is. Yale. Okla
Edwin NJ, Anderson, Al. Hyattsvilie. Nd.
snsa ssna ESith q c. Hartley, 3@' North wilkes
Ezeeiel etG' {; G Smith, So, and Lora Fulgbum
80, both Of Wilson. N. c.
John nd H; l.. I sleakmore %, oFllshing, Ohio
III; and Jane Watson, So, New YorE
Issued at Rockville.
Stanley c. Frank. %. Washington, and
James soiling Myersl r., g. ANE5qef1h NoTfefP Va
% snd Betty Lou Burger, 10, Cabin John
Everett D. Gentry; 81, Tampa, Fla, ane
Marx N; Grubbs., il. "A, obisco, Calf.
Alsede Walter Hogan, 81 San Francisco
and Julia Elliott Aldridge, "a, Washing.
Cecil Stewart; IS. Hickory. N. C., ant
John Figsis Jewett, 80, Brooklyn and Jean
u,;5NI Isabella Thom, 36, North Bend, Nebr.
rsr pa:' sn2fr. and Betty g Jane Weddle, %. Sill.
George W. Troutman, 90, Bethesda. Nd.
Ed win Andrew Calhoun, IS, GG4sersbeTn Grsensbopo
n G., and Helen Irene Pancoast, IS
Robert Carl Stevens. 27, Damascus. Md
and Kathleen Stephenson. Il. Nv Wasfins. hing
willard Clifton Bridge. 10. New York
II snd Doris Patricia Riley. IS,
Issued at Fairfax.
Harvey Glennon Cross. 2s. Route .. Fair
fax, and Katherine Isabel Bone, "a,
=. Santa Maria, Calf
Neil Wallace Dickson, %, and Lillian Bar
Thomas Arthur Pidgeon, 23. Washinston,
ane. and Lucille Matilda Drury, %, Lock
Edward Wyco1 Lutes, jr.. 81. Pbiladel-
phia, and Mary Virginia Dove, 10,
Route B, Herndon.
Lyra Norman Howard, Is, Danville. Va.
and Ella Annabel Oliver, 19, Route /,
Waldo Edmund coye "a. Hayward, Calf,
and Ruby Stonestreet, 30, Falls Church
Evening star., 1945-08-24

INSULATION CO, 1909 9th st. NV, IA.
i: IN sesss, IN ss;e
yin Si ssSs .ns psps e ss or a4qe
tunity. % P.rmsn.nt. Good AIs salary 'pSH5 MU-
Statesmen co, ambitious hustlers, call
exp. ss1Sss unnss. s's So. sday 0'' VIZ Box I s1E
sxIEsMEN;-Resl estate: excellent ep.
men; full cooperation given BY men of
caii tsf MR' RAsS, ma N% s'n' SIS. reputation
statesmen for retail package LIQUOR store;
iss'' sRs 'ss;s'i zSss
ssG ne 4.h ss progressive me 5sn
tor local sales force. ArSressiveness, good
y, and stsGnE as;Es SrWS sGs lRfSs
saLEsHES. sS 81, experienced. n,s: mems clothing
and Furnishings; permanent position. L1V-
sSisEsassasf aGesos a'e e.rseT ss W.
salahIe products substantial income. sta
biiity ot smployment; for 4% years ws have
sss ssSsfnJHS aSxa 9Ssa 4 fSsES sS lsis
.s SsD sIzsk PAIN, sse
aasnss @ 1ss sssy.asfgsRi 4sf foss
"a SALES Isl REEfAkEasSEaSSrAT1vE EA to sell electrical
supplies to industries and business houses
| in District and part Of Md; good goins
| cleaning; car. necessary. Write B. H
STREET. Lutherville Post once, Balti-
| more, Nd, or phone Towson 1921.
uniforms furnished. Apply chef CARL.
TON HOTEL. 18th and K sts. NV.
| SANDWICH MEN ca. GOOD opportunity for
right men with growing organization 10
min. from downtown washington. Take
Fairlington bus at 12th and Pa. ave. to
Shirlington ehopping Center. Apply sHIR-
sECURITIES Statesmen, exp. local rec
ord. selling listed and unlisted, for old.
| established hrm. See MR.. KAHN, 110s
10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

of carnations and sweetpeas with
an orchid In the center, and her
only ornament was strand of
pearls, gift of the bridegroom.
Mrs. David L. Wells, the matron
of honor, wore gown of gold-color
crepe with a plume of the same
shade In her hair and carried a
bouquet of chrysanthemums in au-
tumn tones. Little Miss Ruth White,
the brides niece, was flower girl,
wearing period frock of apple
green taffeta and carrying an old
fashioned bouquet Of autumn-tinted
chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Martin c. Stark was Best
man for Mr. Boardman and Mr..
Lawrence Wood, 1t. Robert Mill,
Pvt. william Gordon Irwin and Mr..
Fred j. White, jr, were the ushers.
A reception in the narthex Of the
church followed the ceremony and
a smaller reception was given later
in the home of the brides parents.
The couple then left on brief trip
to New York and New England, and
will reside in Washington on their
return.
Evening star., 1945-11-11

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
A. White, daughter of Mrs. Fred j.
White and the late Mr.. White, to
Mr.. William F. Boardman, son OF
Mrs. William F. Boardman and
the late Mr.. Boardman, took place
yesterday afternoon in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church. The
Rev. DR.. j. ,Hillman Hollister off,
ciated at the double-ring cere-
mony at S o'clock, using rings made
from the wedding band of the
brides grandmother.
Mr.. c., Stanley White gave his
sister in marriage and she wore a
brocaded satin gown and finger tip
veil held by a coronet of orange
blossoms. Her shower bouquet was
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
By United Press

Inclement weather and q short
age of port facilities threatened
Thursday to delay the landing OF
some of the 7o,22s troops sched-
uled 70 arrive at East and West
coast ports aboard So ships.
Several troop ships anchored out
side New York harbor Wednesday
were unable TO land the men be-
cause of the storm. They may be
able to discharge troops Thursday,
depending upon weather conditions.
In San Francisco port facilities
may cause delay. The port an.
nouncement. listing arrivals. said:
Mote: No piers have been des-
ignated yet ana anything can hap
pen"
Due at New York:
Thomas Johnson-631 troops, in
Guiding the 3,218th and 4,408th
ON. Service Co.; 3,9O6th ON. truck
Co. and 3.9l8th ON Gas Supply Co.
Richard Rush--581 troops. includ-
ing 755th f. A. Bn.
Due 1T Newport News:
PontotiC Victory-1,499 troops, in
Guiding 575th A.A.A. Auto. Weap-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
RedeplOyment Schedule

tons Bn, 997th r. A. Bn., and 45Srd
Med. Collection Co.
Frederick Lykes-2,76a troops, in
GLIDING Hq. Co. 36th Inf. DIV, 36th
ON. Co.. Med. Det 1%Srd Inf. Reg;
Co.'S. I. K, L. and NJ of the 143rd
Inf. 111th Med. Bn. 598th. Bomb
Squad, and Miscellaneous troops.
Ponce De Leon--56l troops in
GLIDING l52nd Station Hospital and
miscellaneous.
Due ct Boston:
Henry Gibbons-1, 9s3 troops in
Guiding 18th Field Hospital, Hq.
and Hq. Batty. Of 207th A.A.A
group. 953rd F.A. Bn., oath Engr.
Gen. Service Regt. With chaplain.
Sea Scamp-2.862 troops includ-
ing lO4th Evac. Hospital. 157th and
254th Engr. Combat Bins, 55th Gen
Hosp, 10th Evac. Hosp, 31st Mo-
bile Railroad Squad. and 1,945th
@ M. Truck Co.
Fifty-two ships were expected to
dock at East and West coast ports
win over 66.2O6 troops, Friday.
Due at New York:
USAT George Washington: 6,l55
troops, AZ U. S. Navy, and IS CIV
ilians, including personnel from
566th Signal Air Warning Bn.;
748th Fla. Bn.; 4089th ON. Service
Co.; 248th Engr. Co. Bn.; 659th Port
Co.: 599th ON. Laundry Bn;
3934th ON. Gas Supply Co.; 956th
@. M. Service Co.; 602nd Fla. Bn.;
68th AAA. Group; 3rd Cav; saith
Engr. Bn., Aviation; 3915th ON
Gas Supply Co.; Advance Detach-
ment 82nd Art. Div; 540th GIN
Salvage Repair Co.; 29th Field
Hos; 593rd ON. Salvage Repair
Co.; 178th Gen. Hos. Det.; 168th
Gen. Hos. Det. Many Negro troops
Laconia Victory: 1872 troops. In
Guiding eight WACS and elements
OF 390th Engr. Reg, Saith Field
hospital. Eight civilians.
GAINESVILLE Victory: 1888 troops
ard two civilians, including person.
mel of l43rd Anti-Aircraft gun Bn.,
Type A, Anti-Tank Cos. D and H
of 357th Inf. Regt.
Thomas Johnson: 631 troops. In
Guiding 321Sth and 4490th GIN
Service Cos; 1905 ON. Truck Co.;
Ss1Sth ON. Gas Supply Co. Many
Negro troops.
Stephen Douglas: 900 troops, In
Guiding Hq. and Hq. Co., S97th Inf.
Reg.
King Woolsey: 586 troops, includ-
ing 5481h FA. Bn.
Sommeldsjik; 1905 troops includ-
ing elements of 48th Mobile B and
H Squad; 2916 ON. Truck Co.;
Cos. A and K Of 357th Inf. Reg.
Caleb Strong: $50 troops. In
Guiding 174th Fla. Bin.
Due at Newport News:
Francis Lee-574 troops, includ-
ing Co. B of 141st Inf. Regt. Co. 3
OF 143rd Inf. Regt and 36th MC.Z.
Cav. Re. troops.
John Cropper-583 troops, In
| Continued on Page Sd
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
Breen Listed Among Navy Dead

WASHINGTON. WH-The Navy
department. today announced that
six Michigan sailors who were pre-
viously reported as missing now
have been listed as dead.
They are: Seaman &c Frederick
E. Aim, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
G Aim, 504 Wisconsin Ave-. Glad
stone; Fireman &c Robert p. Rreen.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence G.
Breen. 2a509 w. River road, Crosse
lie; Machinist's mate SC Robert G.
Brown, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
c. Brown, 1902 First avenue, South
Escanaba; Ensign Donald Lampson,
Jr., husband Of Mrs. Florence I.
Lampson, ga Elm street, Mt. Nor.
ris; Seaman &c John E. Roe, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Roe, 1919
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
Pom Can't Bring Candy

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. U.D =
Theodore Frechette of New Bed
ford may visit his two children
three afternoons q week, but he
can't 'over-indulge them with foods
or sweets"
That was the verdict of a pro-
bate judge after Frechettes former
wife told the court that he bought
the children so much ice cream and
candy that he spoiled their appe-
tite for supper.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
Credit Union
Dividends Civen

Over 5000 In dividends VIII be
distributed TO 1900 members Of the
Wyandotte Chemicals Employees
Credit Union this year.
The "a per cent dividend on all
outstanding shares as Of December
81 were declared by the board Of
directors Of the credit union. In
the four-year war period, share
savings have increased from $685.
067.6l as Of December /, 1871 to
$3.50. 1917 as OF December this
year.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
Gridders Honor Gehrig

Milwaukee,. Wis. UD - Lou
Gehrig. the late New York Yankee
first-baseman. and Don Hutson.
Green Bay Packer end. were elected
an-time athletic idols by members
Of Marquette University's football
squad. Runners-up were Jim Thorpe
and Mel OFT.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
indian Railroad Program

NEW DELHI W.D - The govern
ment of India plans IT, spend 600.-
100000 rupees approximately $780,
000,000 in improving midas rail-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24
Building Permits Rise

CHICAGO WD-The city of Chi
cage issued permits for 81. 900 900
worth Of construction during Octo-
berthe highest figure since No
vember. 1912, when plant construc-
ton reached It's wartime peak.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24

roads during the next seven years.
IL was officially announced recent
ly.
Project includes construction Of
5000 miles of new trackage.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-24

Schiller, Detroit; and Fireman &c
Robert VanderMolen, Jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wander Molen
OF 333 w. 9th st, Traverse City.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-01
TCHULA
Church Conference
! i. + + i. + + i. 1. + l. l. i. 1. .

Church Conference
The group conference of the Du-
rant District of Central Mississippi
Presbyterial met in Durant, Wednes-
day, Oct. "a with Miss Marianna
Kimbrough, chairman, of Lexing-
ton presiding.
Expanding Areas through the
Home, the Church, the Community
and the World" was the program
theme.
Among the speakers were Miss
Jean Liston of Louisville, KY, Rev.
Joseph Hopper returned missionary
from Korea; Mrs. Everarde Jones,
Presbyterial President of Tchula
and others.
Churches belonging to this group
are: Durant, Goodman, Kosciusko,
Lexington, Tchula, Walden, Winona
and Duck Hill. An offering of $21.-
80 was taken for Negro Women's
Work.
A bountiful lunch was served in
the church at noon to fifty-three
guests.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian Gwin an
nounces the birth of a daughter.
Susie Gillian, on October q, at the
Greenwood Leflore Hospital in
Greenwood. She is being welcomed
by her four year old sister Jane.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Moore Clarke
returned Friday from a six weeks
visit with Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Sutherland in
Maniton, Canada.
Miss Annie Mae Scott of Green
wood was the Sunday guest of Mrs.
Carl Booth.
Miss Georgene Crow of MSCW in
Columbus, spent the weekend with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. George
Crow.
S. S. Love, Montfort Jones and
Miss Sara Virginia Jones transacted
business in Belzoni Thursday.
1t. and Mrs. l.. G. Bornham an
nounce the birth Of a daughter.
September %, in Jackson. She has
been named Norma, after her ma
ternal grandmother, Mrs. Norma
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Bornham
paternal grandparents live in Clarks-
dale. 1t. Bornham is stationed in
the Hawaiian Islands.
Cpl. Edgar Gwin Of Camp Shelby
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. w. w. Gwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Huddleston
made trip to Vicksburg the first
Of the week.
Among those attending the foot
ball game in Greenwood Friday
night were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Shields, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ray and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Smith.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-01
LOCAL NEWS
+ + /. 1. 1. l. 1. /. 1. i. + + 1. !.

= y = + + i \ 4 !. + 4. 4. 4. + =
Mrs. Sam Farmer, Mrs. I. B. Far
mer, and Miss Jewel Farmer went
to Durant Monday afternoon to
greet Cpl. "Dutch" Farmer, who is
returning from two years in the
ETO. Cpl. Farmer was enroute to
Hattiesburg to receive his discharge.
Capt and Mrs. A. B. Cardwell and
Mrs. Paul Kersh of Jackson are vis-
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cardwell
this week. Capt. Cardwell has Just
returned from eight months over
seas.
Mrs. 7. H. johnson and son, Cpl.
Aubrey Johnson, left Saturday to
visit relatives in jackson.
Marine Private Hiram Davis, who
is stationed at Paris Island, S. c.,
visited friends in Lexington several
days last week.
Friends of Howard Malone viii
be interested in knowing that he re-
ceived his discharge from the us
Navy on October Goth at Boston
Fargo Building. Howard has been In
the navy three years and overseas
for twenty-three months In the
South Pacific Area.
Sgt. ]. T. Evans, who has been
stationed in Panama and Memphis,
and Mrs. Evans are visiting home
folks here. Sgt. Evans will leave this
week for Barksdale Field to receive
his discharge.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-01
Services At BeuIuh
November 18th

Every member of the Beulah Bap-
tist Church is requested to attend
the Church services to be held at
the church on our next regular
preaching day which will be No
vember llth, 1945. At this meeting
revote will be taken for pastor
due to the fact that all the members
could not attend the meeting when
the first vote was taken. Visitors are
always welcome.
Mrs. Cecil Waldrop, Supt.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-01

Mrs. H. ]. Baine, Mrs. Ralph Ray,
Mrs. Everarde Jones and Mrs. c. R.
Hamlin attended the conference at
the Presbyterian church in Durant
Thursday.
Mrs. O. c. Neil of Greenwood
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Hutton last week.
Pvt. Crawford Logan of Aberdeen,
Md, is spending two weeks fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. r. Logan on Oak Grove Planta-
ton.
Sgt David George who served in
the regular army for four years in
European sector visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Samaha last week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Buford of HAM
burg, Ark, are spending the week
with his sister, Mrs. A. G. Gran
than.
Mrs. Ed Ola and George Samaha
attended a Buyers Convention in
Memphis this week.
Montfort Jones went to jackson
Saturday to meet his wife and little
daughter, Phyllis, who arrived by
plane from California. They return
ed to Tchula Sunday.
Friends Of Mr.. Vol Bailey are
pleased to know of his improving
health since he moved to Acona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey are greatly mis-
sed here in social, business and re-
ligious circles.
Rev. c. J. Olander of Morgan City
greeted friends in Tchula Monday
morning.
Miss Georgene Crow, senior at M.
S. c. w. in Columbus has been
pledged to Pi Delta Epsilon, nation
al honorary journalism fraternity at
Miss. State College for Women for
the 1945-46 college term.
Cpl. Howard Neill Smith who
served with the 35th Division in
the European war sector for eigh-
teen months has returned home af-
ter receiving an honorable discharge
from the army at Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo.
Miss Jean Liston of Louisville, KY.
was the guest of Mrs. Everarde
Wednesday night.
Sgt. A. B. Wilson received ar
honorable discharge from the army
at Camp Rucker, Ala, last week
He served fourteen months with the
23rd Special Troops in France anc
Germany.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-01

Thatcher Walt has volunteed for
service in the Navy and left Jack
son Friday for the Naval Base in
San Diego, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Darneu were
Sunday guests Of their son, William
Darnell and family on wildwood
Plantation, Greenwood.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-11-01
week Of pruyer and Self Deniol

Week Of Prayer and Self Deniol
Presbyterians are observing Week
Of Prayer for Home Missions. Mrs.
Baine presided at the meeting Mon
day and gave the introduction to
the mission study book, these
Moving Times. Mrs. Ray gave the
devotional, Abraham-A Pioneer