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Evening star., 1945-07-22
STORES FOR RENT.

VALUABLE STORES located Benning and
Minnesota ne, Georgia ave. at Tuckerman,
Nichols ave. s.e., at Good Hope I'd; 18th
and H SITS. ne. We specialize in this type
of property and have the most ideal loca-
tions suitable for all types of business
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 176S.
FOR RENT-Store and three floors above
3033-3035 M street NV; store is good for
any kind of business: about rs IT. long;
there are 10 very large rooms on the three
floors above, two bsths; may be converted
into apartments; store to be remodeled to
suit tenant for long lease; rent 5000 pei
month NICHOLSON & CO, the Burling-
ton. 1920 Vt. ave. NV. Ma. 5s37.
PROMINENT CORNER LOCATION, north
Of Dupont Circle. frontage on streets,
store contains approximately 1,7Qo square
feet, large display on Connecticut ave
DONALD L. BROWN, MA. T729.
TO LEASE, 5 or 10 years-Clarendon, ad-
Joining post once store to be erected;
5000 So #. street floor, 5000 So. #. base
ment; facing streets-Washington blvd,
Highland. and 10th. I'd. FRANK Lyon
1916 H st. INV. District 1854. 22s
Of 10000 So. feet. floor space in Washing
toms largest populated business area. Idea
for furniture. automobile, market; variet,
store and other purposes. Will divide
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1868.
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REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
SIX $1,000 FIRST TRUST NOTES. For
details, call Harry Dreisen or MURRAY CO.,
1920 N. Y. ave, MA. 1868 or Ma 7772.
LOTS FOR SALE.

CHOICE CEMETERY LOTS in National
Memorial Park, Falls Church Va, for sale ale
Quick eg prsse sse cs Ma 5s5 ssEs'tVe price
zONED Ist COMMERCIAL, 50x165, oppo-
site Naylor Gardens, Naylor I'd. Sc, near
Nd Nd. sa ard tG District line on p s,ds Tea
FRIEDMAN: Realtor, MA. 2647.
BROOKLAND, overlooking the Potomac:
lot 5osigg S1,50o; city eiee water and
MRS, BURGESS, Realtor. 61o9 Broad St.
MAIN 81. BARGAIN-An acre with 1os
MRS, BURGESS, Realtor. 61o9 Broad st,
al WOODED. so-FooT LOTS in an estab-
lished subdivision Just over D. C. line
$3.50 each If sold as an entirety. A. M.
UNUSUAL fts 00sUi.o BUY connecticat a M ave- ave-.
oSMSER { " y No s@sss. 1896 80.
in Westmoreland Hiils--Washington's most
carefully restricted subdivision; Buy lot
now for that home @ you are planning: In
inss treeeshaded Street s tS the seclSsion. the
congenial neighbors provide an ideal
setting. fol. the home Of your dreams.
LAND. oliver 3240 weekdays and wis
consin 1494 evenings and Sundays.
CHOICE LOTS, both residential and COM
Pfess low Sa sHIsa aase aSs
now e. s. PRICE & CO., ME- $3.50.
S6- 70 BEAuTrruL sEaaj surLprNG Lors, in ex-
elusive subdivision of nice homes. Select
yours now. Convenient terms. LOWERY
a. MELTON! SH. 2I4l, GE. S415.
ARLINGTON Co. " to acres, GOOD resi-
dental section; by private Individual TEL
GIL. 0591 or Box 120-C, Star.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for white or colored
ots in D. c. Call MR.. SCHLEIN. 915
New York ave NV Ma 7416 27s
REAL ESTATE wanted to sell, clients wait
ing; all cash. HICKS REAL ESTATE, ME.
TWENTY ACRES, 4 mi from Fairfax on
al-weather road; wooded; price, $1,000:
S1,00 cash, balance S25 per month. FAIR
FAX REALTY CO.. 439 South Lee hwy,
Falls Church Phone 1873.
ABOUT / acre beautiful wooded land.
partly clear, small stream; bus. telephone
and electricity Call Falls Church S42-J-1
$50 ACRES on State rd., I Z mi. go MINI
TO d c.; S35 per acre; 103 and 152 acres,
$40 per acre. HO. 1857.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

WILL BUILD TO SUIT, next to theater,
25x100, suitable for retail business or res
taurant; long-term lease TO reliable client
or chain. HARRY /. FRIEDMAN, realtor,
TWo BUSINESS FLooRs-Ideal for "off-
street business" warehouse, manufacturer.
Offices and meeting place; app. 90xloO;
center of business district. Apply SIS
ssI ST. N.E.Nstore, $50 mo-, suitable
for small business. Call at 1887 H st.
NEW YORK AVE. opposite Industrial Busi-
ness Machines Bldg.-Either 40 or 80 #.
frontage available with approximately IA
600 or 10000 So. 1T. with rear alley:
owner will build and lease to q responsible
tenant and will act Immediately: this Is
an excellent opportunity to locate in one
of the fastest-growing commercial districts
in Washington. See Mr.. Parsons. WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg. d. $500.
WILL REMODEL building on 9th st. NV,
lust of Penna. ave. for office use. First
floor approximately 300 So. #. Second
floor approximately 900 50. It. Could be
used as store with living accommodations.
Near Mellon Gallery. Municipal Center,
Court House etc Box 61-C, Star.
FOR SALE OR RENT, 2nd-hand car lot on
Marlboro pike. in Hillside, Md. 8 blocks
from D. c. line. Office building and storage
building included. Rent, S25 per mo-; now
occupied by Beach Motors. WIN be vacant
July %. Inquire at 1924 57th ave-, Hill
side, Md or phone HI 13OT-J
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OFFICES FOR RENT Cont. ]

Lings; mr.. Phillips Gallery Also one day
time. 18th and Eye. NO. 6531, DE. 33IS,
OFFICE, nicely furnished, good for lawyer,
insurance or real estate; rent, $50. in
eluding light and heat. See 1t at ATS n
ST. S.w
OFFICE suitable for consulting engineer
or representative: l blk. south of Mayfow-
er Hotel: reception apd secretarial service
included; occupancy August 1st. MA. 1866
2.Ro0M SUITE, of1ces downtown area, f
nished; rent. Sl00 per month";; telephone,
reception service, S35 per month optional;
SMALL OFFICE, centrally located, tele-
phone, reception service, S75 per month;
references required and investigated. Box
402-V, Star.
OFFICE SPACE, Southern Building, for
public stenographer. Ma. 2sSs.
FREE DESK SPACE given for answering
STORE FOR RENT, shopping center. Cal
OrdWaY 346n
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

SPACIOUS, private room, completely fur
nished with typewriter or unfurnished,
with receptionist and telephone service,
Beautiful and airy office quarters belong
ing to firm of public accountants and tas
attorneys located in heart of downtown
district. Apply Box 59-v, Star, giyifrs
PPaRSE Rf ao4sn ON corner
Dupont circle. Beautiful office space. Can
l. PATfTiSESRsoN. 1ool 18th st. NV. Elk
oFFifCE, WILL SHARE; conn. and Dupont
Circle; switchboard, secretarial service and
/ and 3 sun. or Mon, DU. 91sS.
OFFICE SPACE for dentist, I4th and CO.
lumbia rd Phone co. 7479 or ME. 42ls
for inspection.
ATTORNEY WILL SHARE small ONCE,
n nssr statleT Hotel; oss; references exchssnsed
1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.w;--1o
vertising frontage. SI75 per month
OLIVER T. CARR, MA. 2s65.
OFFICE SPACE, 3.0O0-4 1000 it. available
In 5-story bldg, downtown; 10-yr. lease,
To inspect call Ma. o460.
APPROXIMATELY 1000 so. FT. of ofic,
flower; Granite-front building, viii 5,
converted TO tenants use. $4,000 per yr.
on Lease 70 ! tenant only. GOLDSTEN
b6offi0RR.ss 56Gfi0 III lsSFs oFFrcE large .ttr.ct,v,
vsts ofscssS with cross sk Ventilation tom slas snt
outside entrance in prominent uptown
apartment building. Box 404-A. Star.
UNfCRNISHED or 8 rooms, reception
small stockroom. safe; also several desirable
ri. Ri iSso. Gsa5 r. HERNANDEZ Dl. sssi O
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OFFICES WANTED.
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION. estab

NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION. estab.
lished over 20 years, headquarters IN
in 4 or rms. for executive Offices In
central downtown area. Ex. 2i15 or Box
assN,;r5tsTrry 9S1v; SAT; ssn,smhsr or octons,
/ occupancy desired: two to six room
suite, suitable for law ofices; likewise
interested in furnishings, furniture. etc,
advance. Also interested in the purchase
or rental of $4,000 to $4,000 house. OF
building, suitable for remodeling as office
building for lawyers. Box 30-C, Star.
CONNECTICUT AVE, below Dupont Circle
Approx 500 So IT.: modern: 5-yr lease
Pps 5HE Vicinity 18th
H SITS. NV: suitable for executive and
secretary only. Box 1-C, Star.
s TO ROOMS for law Offices, in or near
financial district Decatur 62S5
OLD EXPORT COMPANY requires Offices
about 500 feet in office bldg. or will lease
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lREAL ESTATE SALE on EXCHANGE.

WANTED, apartment house; will exchange
well-located. desirable apartment house,
Miami, Fla, oPA income S19, 500. for apt,
69i6, Baltimore. Box Sic, Star.
1923 HAMILTON ST., Hyattsvilie. Md
heat: immediate possession viii accept
small house in part payment. Owner,
EARL PRYOR, WA. 1871.
gomery farm for good home in Silver
Spring? Owner only. Box 496-v, Star.
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful 5-room and
bath apt, furn. or unfurn., in Baltimore,
WISH TO EXCHANGE Groom bungalow in
desirable location, Richmond, Va, for g.
room house in or near Wash, D. c.; bun
galow preferred; write for details. Box
36-C, Star.
WOULD any family care to swap home or
apartment in Washington with naval off,
GER and family for S-room house in Bos-
ton? SH. 2406
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

CORNER LOT at Sound Beach, Long
Island, N. Y, by owner. Write FRANK
MANDALA, r. F. D., No. 3, Box $50, Vi
JAMAICA. N. Y.-Because of illness must
sacrifice Ga real bargain) . fine 2-family
details phone OWNER, GE. S004.
EIGHTY ACRES. high land on Siesta Key
at Point of Rocks; 1000 feet frontage, on
hard, sandy. surf beach on Gulf of Mexico.
fiye miles from city limits Sarasota, on
paved road, with electricity and telephones
price, so, 900. Wire or telephone WILL
kRAUSE, Palmer Bank Bldg. Sarasota,
day 27B5, night 600S7
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-Country places in Virginia
acreage not important; buyers will go VI
to $4,000, but prefer cheap, run dowr
what you have today. JOS. P. CRAWFORD
2724 Duke st. Alex. 0613, Alexandria
Va
ESTINGs of Arlington homes and vir.
ginia property wanted My experience ol
90 years in building qualities me to get
best results. HARRY A. DARNE. Realtor
57I2 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. Glebe
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LOTS WANTED.

NEED IMMEDIATELY, rs to 80 lots. Mary
iand la suburbs only. Call RE. 1133.
are in touch with builders and prospective
home buyers in the market for residential
building lots in Northwest Washington
and nearby MONTGOMERY County. Write
giving description, location and lowest ac-
ceptable cash price. Mortgage Loan Depart
SIG 14th st. NV. Wash. D. C
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STORES WANTED.

WILL PAY RENT several months in ad-.
vance for small infanst' wear neighborhood
store. Call Michigan 5152
OPEN TO BUY ladies' apparel shops in
Washington and suburban areas. State
particulars. Box Adv, Star.
SMALL SHOP desired in downtown or
and imported gifts Would consider shar-
ing on temporary or permanent basis; Box
1894, Star 22*
SMALL STORE with living quarters, car
line frontage not necessary. ME. O942. 22s
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sEAsHoRs PROPERTY.

WANTED TO RENT, apt or cottage ac-
commodating two persons, not over S27
week, Aug. Is TO Sept. 1st, North Beach
LONG 5o-room hotel with
dining room. completely equipped, peak
location. doing a capacity business; owner
BEECHER-KAY REALTY Co, 101 E. Wild
wood ave-. wildwood, N j.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WILL ERECT any size warehouse with RAIN
road siding in central location for estab-
lished Arm that will take long lease.
I. N, LIaHTBoWN WA. 1925; - :,
1890 So. IT, each; 9Th floor $50 pei
mo: 9Th floor, S75 per mo. Elevator to
9th floor. Call Mr.. Moran, CHARLES
c. KOONES & CO., DI. 8157.
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INvEsTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

suitable for doctors offices, NV section:
good cash buyer. Phone Ho. s236S.
TW0-FAMILY HOUSE, fourtnit apart
Washington. Arlington, Va. or right in
Falls Church, Va, preferred: give full
details; no AGENTS or brokers, please. Box
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

HOTELS and business prop wanted Have
clients with money to invest in high-class
propositions. HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, real
tor. Ma. 2647.
WANTED TO RENT place for colored beau
ty shop. DU. S197.
WHOLEsAIER must reopen washington
store at once. Requires 4,000-6, 900 square
feet 1st-floor space, within area of Rhode
Island, goth. Columbia road, 9TH st. NV
Georgia S309 oTs
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SUBURBAN RENT-yIRcINIA.

NICE GROOM HOUSE with y acre Of
lences; 10 miles from downtown Wash
ington: located at Linconia Heights, Va;
rent, $40 per month. Apply at 1891 s.
2-BEDRoOM furnished house from Aug. l
to Sept. 15; S125 per mo. Call Falls
Church 2663-J.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

LARGE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE with
railroad siding, and other warehouses.
O'HARE ESTATES, Ma 05S6.
WAREHOUSE and railroad siding-One Of
finest downtown locations. containing ap-
proximately &c, 900 50. 1T. of ground; ware
house covers approximately 900 SO. #;
borough. EN-. 5939, with BETHEL, DI.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT. freproof bldg. to be
used as warehouse to store household
effects; must be. 1000 50. #. or more.
SfpreH o MFs ssS pAxs AWxssREh9usE ho s4s for clean
terials. 1000 to l.500 So. #. heated
GEORGE R. KELLER. DU, 1000
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DESK SPACE for rent, also telephone and
New York ave. NV. RE. 1890.
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UBURBAk SALE-VIRGIkIA.

ARLINGT0N-5-rm BUNGALOW, vacant;
$6,250, $3.50 down. 1919 Sth ST. No
Go out Wilson blvd to Tip Top Market
left to Sth ST., right TO property, Key al
67l7.
NEAR ALExANDRIA-Moder little home
with 2 bedrooms, oil air-conditioned heat,
gas range and undeveloped 2nd floor for
with pretty view, adjoining Alexandria and
Richmond highway. Price, $4,000, SUBJ
stantial cash. Phone GE. 7037.
u. s. Route 1; acres wooded, s new
brick, am-heated bungalows; rooms
and bath each; very modern. Call us fol
full details, RE. 0493, DI. 3316.
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NEAR 5th AND SITS. NV, Ind COM
mercial; 2-story brick rented to colored
$500 pr. year; price $3.50.
Near oath and Va. ave. NV; Groom
brick, h.-w.h.; near new Govt. buildings
and G.. w. University; price, S4,250.
GEORGETOWN; 5-room frame; rent. SIT sc
per month: price. $1,000. CHAS. L. NOR
RIS. realtor. 2135 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2l12
COLORED CORNER facing Logan Circle
8 apts., 2 and rooms, kitchen and bath
each, h.-w.h., oil; expenses low. income
S270 monthly Price, S22.750; will con.
slider exchange for small properties. Will.
LIAM J. DAVIS. 500 H st. NV, Ma. 1856
ewes, MI. 6S57.
COLORED-22T ST. NV, near Union
Station-ThiS house converted into 3 apis
with 3 kitchens; present income, S150 pei
mo. Purchaser can occupy apt. and in
come from others will pay for the house
Priced reasonably Wonderful opportunity
for some one with little cash. Oil heated
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, MA. 2647, Realtor
COLoRED--FOUR 5-rm. brick alley houses
NV. rented S12 mo. ea.. bargain. $1,000
for all MR.. KIMBALL, ia. 4197.
COLONEL ST. Mr.. Sth SCI 0-roon
brick; monthly rentals xS0.67; only
S6,95o. terms. MR.. KIMBALL, TIA. .t4197.
CoL0RED-CoRNER STORE and apts
income S121 monthly; good investment
NELSON REALTY CO., 1927 Eye st. NV
MA AT1S0
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ACREAGE WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

WANT LOT about 10 acres. main highway,
fnlcinlty nc ,Coiesyille. Write full particulars
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ACREAGE FOR SALE. fcor,;rued,

COLoRED-IN GOOD SECTION Of Fair
lax County, a little over miles from
Fairfax Courthouse; tracts Of 2 to 5 acres
~ growing colored community. W. s
nOSEs Jr CHI. 0B00. 3s15 Lee hwy. Not
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-25
Annual Flower Show
To Be Held May t4th

At the Executive Committe meet
ing of the Lexington Garden Club
winch was held on October 10th il
was voted to hold its annual Flower
Snow on Tuesday, May IA, 1916. The
cIuo is announcing the date this far
IN advance SO that all can have an
opportunity to plant flowers for
showing at that time. Everyone in
our community is cordially invited
to JOIN in growing flowers for this
event. Anything in the flower king
dom can be entered, however, list
OF classes will be published at lat
er date, Meanwhile, please plant in
order to have, among other entries,
all white, all green, and monoch-
romatlc arrangements. We call es-
pecial attention to the monochrome
tic arrangement First prize at the
flower show in Jackson last week
in monochromatic arrangements, was
composed of dahlias, small chrysan-
themums and zinnias in yellow
shades which was very lovely. AL
entries in the Flower Show will be
judged on perfection of bloom as
well as for arrangement by profes-
sional out of town judges. Each en-
try therefore will have two chances
to win in its class. There will also
be sweepstakes ribbon. Any infor.
nation that will aid in any way will
be gladly given by Mrs. A. M. Doty
Flower Show Chairman We have
lovely little city, so won't you join
hands with everyone else in making
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-25

Sic A. M. Phillips, US Navy, sta
toned at Quonset Point, r. l., is al
home on leave with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lutte Phillips.
Mrs. r. L. White of Jackson was
weekend guest of Mrs. o. A. Fritz
and family.
Mr., and Mrs. Harold Brock and
children of Belzoni visited briefly
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F
Shanks Sunday afternoon.
Friends of VIC George Auburtin
will be glad to know that he has re-
ceived his discharge from the US
Navy.
Rogers Stewart has accepted ;
position at Crown Service Station
and began his duties last week.
Mrs Arthur Quave and son, Ar.
thur, who have been visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Fannie Power for sew
eral months. have returned to theil
home in Biloxi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dante of Du
mas, Arkansas and Mrs. Edgar
Masur of Monroe, La, attended the
funeral of Mr. Isadore Herman
here Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-25
Legion Barbecue Held
Lost Thursday Night

The most successful annual bar
becue of the American Legion and
Legion Auxiliary was enjoyed last
Thursday night by more than a
hundred members and guests pres
ent.
The commander gave all return
ing service men hearty welcome
and gave each cordial invitation
to join the American Legion.
/ Mrs. Rosalie Cole sang two beau
tiful solos accompanied by Mrs. Doty
Porter. Bob Stephenson also enter
tanned with several trumpet solos.
Bob Morrow, State Adjutant of
American Legion gave the main ad-
dress for the evening. MIR. Morrow
gave very inspiring talk by telling
the history of the Legion and several
things that it sponsored. Besides be-
ing the largest patriotic organiza-
ton in America the Legion is the
greatest child welfare organization
also.
In closing Mr.. Morrow stressed
that the dead can speak through the
Legion. 1t is easy to forget, but the
people cannot afford to il sound
America Is to be maintained.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-25
CurI IA. Rose Is
Promoted In Yokohama

Eighth Army Headquarters, Yoko-
hama, Japan--Carl M. Rose, 205 Pine
ST., Lexington, Miss, has been pro-
NOTED from sergeant to technician
third grade in Yokohama at the
headquarters of 1t Gen. Robert L.
Eichelberger's Eighth Army. He is a
member of the G-3 Section of the
headquarters.
He is the son of Mrs. Maud Dyer
Rose of the above address and be-
fore induction was employed as a
bookkeeper. Sgt. Rose entered the
army in March 1943 and has been
overseas seven months
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-25
Lexington Women Attend
Gorden Club Council

The following Lexington ladies en-
joyed the Jackson Garden Club
Council Flower Show luncheon at
the Edwards Hotel and the recep-
ton at the Governors Mansion on
Thursday, October 18th: Mrs. R. M
Gwin, Mrs. G. H. Marlborough, Mrs
j. G. Herbert, ST., Mrs. Reggie Will
hams, Mrs. A. M. Doty, Mrs. c. A
Glover, Mrs. Jesse B. Walton, Mrs
George Patterson, Mrs. Will Wilson
Mrs. George Povall, Mrs. w. P
Lewis, Mrs. o. w. Thompson, Mrs
Raiford Watson and Mrs. L. P. John
son.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-25
Miss Ruth Maxwell
Honored Oct. I1th

Mrs. Nan Caldwell of Jackson, and
her mother, Mrs. B. H. Maxwell en-
tertained at Mrs. Maxwell's lovely
country home in Pickens with buff
fet supper honoring Miss Ruth Max
well, bride-elect of j. H. Hardy OF
Columbus, Thursday, October 11th
Artistic arrangements of fall flow
ers were used in the living room.
The dining table was covered with
a lace cloth. An assortment of car
nations, chrysanthemums, gladioli
and Queens breath were used for
the table and buffet.
Mrs. c. v. Maxwell and Mrs. S
d. Simpson assisted in serving.
The honoree was presented cor
sage of sweetheart and tube roses
Guests included the honoree and
the groom-to-be, j. Harris Hardy
Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Maxwell, Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. C. v. Maxwell, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Hutchinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. D. Simpson, Mrs. Hillary
Davis, Mrs. Howard Stubbs, Miss
Carolyn Mcpherson, Mrs. Hoover
Maxwell and Mrs. John Coldwell.
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-25
SO6i6ty * Clubs X Personals

Mrs. H. B. Warnack left Tuesday
for New Orleans to join her husband.
CCM Warnack, who recently return
ed from the South Pacific.
MIR. and Mrs. Willie Lee Russell
and family of Greenville, Edgar Rus
sell, Yazoo City, and Clyde N. Rus
sell, recently home from overseas,
were all at home Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. !. Russell.
Friends of DR.. c. o. Buck will be
glad to hear that he is at home, after
being patient in Greenville hos
pital for several weeks, and is much
improved.
Mrs. Pattie Melton and daughter,
Mrs. Roscoe Johnson of Emory re-
Gently visited Mrs. Willie c. Parker.
Miss Charlotte Byrd, Jackson,
spent the weekend with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Brs. Buck Byrd.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin McKibben and
Mrs. Gilley Smith of Tchula attend
ed the picture show in Lexington
Tuesday night.
Miss Bonnie Ezell of New Orleans
was weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Williams.
Warrent Officer Clyde N. Russell
is at home on 45-day leave and will
report to Camp Claiborne, La, Nov.
18th for further assignment
John Muirhead of Winona, Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Beall of Tulsa, Okla,
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Alexander OF
Winona were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
E. l. Russell Tuesday evening.
Pfc. Aubrey Hathcock has arrived
in the states after seven months in
the Panama Canal Zone. Pfc. Hath
cock spent eighteen months in the
Alautian Islands before going to
Panama.
Friends of Miss Jewel Farmer are
! glad to see her up after weeks i'll
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion K CHM are
the proud parents of baby boy
Lawrence Howard, born Wednesday
| October 18th at the Community
Hospital Mother and baby are do
ing nicely.
Mrs. R. NJ Jordan and Mrs Ruth
Roach were Durant visitors Tues
day.
Wet" Thurmond says. Il know
you will enjoy the new Circle Arrow
Show on VINO. s:30-l0:00 Sunday
morning.
Mrs. H. B. Warnack and Mrs. w
w. McRae went to Durant Saturda,
to meet the formers husband wht
was passing through.
Mrs. Ed Lipsey and Louis Lipse.
spent the weekend in Dublin, guest
of the Clifton Lipseys.
CPL Aubrey Johnson, who is sta
toned at Gulfport, is spending
furlough with his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. T. H. Johnson.
Friends of Marine Private R.
Barrentine will be interested i
knowing that he will sail Octobe
25th for France, aboard the US
Mount Vernon, to carry replacement
| and bring home returning soldier.
He will be gone about thirty days
| Friends of Mrs. O. A. Fritz will b
clad to know that she is able to b
up after a weeks illness
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-25

it even lovelier by growing all the
flowers possible?
Mrs. Albert Watkins, state Gar
den Club president, will hold two.
day school on Flower Arrangement
for the Lexington Garden Club in
March, l946 Details will be an.
nounced later but information con
corning the flower arrangement
school can be obtained from Mrs. w
p. Lewis, Park Chairman
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-25
Miss Ruth Oridge
Hostess Thursday

Miss Ruth Oridge was hostess to
the Duration Bridge Club on October
18th. Y3Ic Virginia Moore and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Glover were the
only substitutes.
Mrs. Tommy Hathorn won high
score, Miss Virginia Henry second
high, and Miss Glover was lucky al
bingo.
At the conclusion of the games, the
hostess served delicious sandwich
plate, chocolate cake and coca-colas
The Lexington advertiser., 1945-10-25
Mrs. Vernon Kinq
Hostess Oct. 17th

Mrs. Vernon King was hostess
October 18th to the Lucky Twelve
Club. Mrs. Gary Farmer was a Wis
itor.
The members enjoyed several
clever contests, prizes being awarded
to Mrs. j. H. Leigh and Mrs. Henry
Mullen.
The hostess served a tempting
salad course with coca-colas at the
conclusion of the meeting.