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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-07
$500 Fl. Depth Reached
On Will Luster Well

Drilling on the Will Luster We'll
No. ! Is down past $500 feet accord
ing to reports Wednesday.
The well, being drilled by Cities
Service, is located about six miles
south of Lexington on the Ebeneze,
road.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-07

MI. N. E. King, a prominent citi-
zen of Durant since 1898, has retired
on a pension from the ICRR Co.,
after 43 years service. He now lives
at Shady Rest where he owns and
operates a successful aquatic plant
farm and fishery.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-07
Deputy Collector Of
Internal Revenue Here

James B. Tate, Internal Revenue
deputy collector announces the fol-
lowing schedule:
Tchula, Feb. II, City Hall; Lex
ington, Feb. IL, 10 & IA. Courthoue;
Pickens, Feb. IS, City Hall; Durant,
Feb. 10 & 10, City Hall.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-07
Methodist Church

W. P. Bailey, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Pastors Message HOO A. M.
Youth Fellowship 600 P. M.
Pastors Message ZOO P. M.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-07
Baptist Church

c. M. Day, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Worship Hour HOO A. M.
BTU 600 r. M.
Worship Hour 700 p. M.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-07

The Rev. w. P. Bailey spent Mon
day and Tuesday of this week in
Carrollton attending Ministers Re-
treat" in preparation for the Cru
SADIE in Evangelism in 1916.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-07
Presbyterian Church

Durant, Miss.
H. S. Robinson, pastor.
Sunday School 10 o'clock.
Morning Service II o'clock.
Evening Service z o'clock.
The Valley settler., 1946-05-23
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vitomin losses in vegetables cooked and served at nearby ar1ny training camp. They found that vhon vogctobl os arc cooked and served in quantity, losses 6f ascorbic acid (vita1nin C) arc apt to be largo, but losses of corotone (for vitamin Al much smaller.
 Tho tests showed that raU cabbage salad contained the most vitanin or all vogo- tables served at tho camp, that boiled cabbage ranked second and potatoes third, and thnt tho canned vegetables which Uere relocated and served ontainod tho least of this vitamin. Most Of tho loss came dur ing cooking rather than as has often been suppo sed; during serving.
 The man or woman vino cats meals out may conclude from this study that the vogo- tables on his plato arc Of value for tho Vitcmin \ they provide, but that for vitcmin h3 'riII be vi 50 tc tako extra Ec 7ai13s of ;.ony.toos, civ~us fruit and raU cabbage to mako up for it's loss in many cooked vogotablcs
The Valley settler., 1946-05-23
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Tho "nA7K ROOM ART1sTsn Hi gh School All Photography Club held it's fourth meeting Todne sdoy, May 22, l946, at 500 P.M. in the Extension officc under tho direction of Mfr. Trimmer, lender. Previous meet ings have been held ill tho school Moth Room. Officers of the Club arc: Goylo Eckcrt Pre- sidont
 Norma Lover Vice Pres ident
 Shirley Monroe Secretary
 Evol yn foster Club Reporter . Tho next moot ing of tho "Dcrk Room Art st S will be Tcdn esdoy, May 29, l946, sule timo so1no station.
The Valley settler., 1946-05-23
EXTENSION SERVICE RELEASE

EGG QUIZ
 Tho homemade who knows eggs inside and out scores advantages vh6n buying and us ing this familiar food. Because oggs arc in springtimo abundance and arc aids in famine relief when used so as to leave more meat for shipment abroad, home oconomi sts of the us. Departncn nt of Agriculture have ined up an informal horenakor's quiz. To use this quiz given below, count point for each correct answer to q direct quest ion, yes or no, and 5 moro points for knowing facts to back up tho an sWor. And if tho scoro is loss than 36, horo isa a chance to pick up a new cgg-fact or two. l. Are large oggs always a better buy
 than small eggs? 9, Is shell color--Vhite or brown re-
 lated to food veluo? 3. Is a noUly-laid egg always fresh"
 egg?
 4. Docs an egg when opened show signs of
 "fro sh quel ity"? 5. Should eggs be washed boforo storing
 at homo? 6. Should eggs be kept cold in homo
 storage? ?. Does an egg have all of theso food
 values s--good protein, vitamins,
 mineral s?
 8. Docs orange color in an egg always
 moan moro vitemin than Q pale yellow 9, Is hard-boilod egg tho same as a
 hard cooked egg? Turn to page 10 and check your answers. INSTITUTIONAL VEGETABLES 4 nor on sror to he old quest ion of tho vi tanin valuo of voeetabl os served in :: staurants, hotels, Army messes or other ,-a"-.itut ions whore cooking is dono in la-eo cuart los uas given recently by thu Mississippi Expor mont Stat ion. lutritionist sts thcro made a study of
Evening star., 1946-04-18
Girl Accused of Threat to Shoot
School Principal Found Guilty

An 18-year-old colored girl ac-
|cused of threatening to shoot Mrs.
Martha H. Winston, principal of the
Young School. land all the people
in the (schooD building" was found
guilty of threats yesterday in
Municipal Court.
Lillian Newman of the 100 block
|of Massachusetts, avenue NV,
made the threats, according to Mrs.
Winston, on April l in connection
with disciplinary action against her
IB-year-old niece. Della Jamison,
after the child bit another third
grader under the eye March l.
The defendant came to the school
with Della and the child's mother,
Mrs. Ida Mae Jamison, 1919 I street
NE, after an attendance officer
was sent to investigate why Della
did not return to school when she
was instructed to go home and get
her mother after the biting Incl
dent, the principal related:
Told to leave when she became
abusive, Miss Newman returned to
the school with rock in her hand
according to school custodian, but
was denied admittance to the build
ing. The principal obtained war
rant, she said, because was afraid
not so much for myself but for the
1000 children of elementary school
age in the school,"
The defendant said she went to
the school with her sister because
the child had come home crying
and said she was compared to a
dog because Of the biting and be
cause they don't want dogs and
animals going to school" Mrs
Winston said no such comparison
was made In her presence.
Judge John P. Mcmahon post
poned sentence until May II "tc
see how she (Miss Newman) be-
haves herself in the meantime. -
Evening star., 1946-04-18

The young woman is free on bond.
This is public school, estab-
lished for the education Of chill
dren in the neighborhood," said
Judge Mcmahon. They have OFF,
GERS and teachers there wnofhave
right to try and maintain dis
cipline. This precocious 1S-year- -old
takes things into her own hands
and makes threats against them"
Evening star., 1946-04-18

ium Of the National Museum at
s:15 o'clock tonight. v. X. ivory
kin, director Of the RCA electronic
research laboratory, will speak on
Recent Developments in Tele-
vision"
Evening star., 1946-04-18
Scientists to Meet

The Washington Academy of Sci
ences will hold a joint meeting with
the Washington section, Institute
of Radio Engineers, In the auditor
Evening star., 1946-04-18
Permanent

In Just three hours :
deep. luxuriant wuves
that lost longer - with
this genuine. beauty.
salon type permanent
Evening star., 1946-06-02
Miriam Morgan,
!. McC. Bartlett
Are Married

The Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church was the scene yester-
day of the wedding of Miss Miriam
Morgan and Mr.. Joe Mcclellan
Bartlett. The Rev. Dr.. Fred Sher-
man Buschmeyer officiated at
o'clock and the wedding reception
was held in the home of the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jenni-
son Morgan in Falls Church.
Mr.. Bartlett, who is son of MIR.
and Mrs. R. G. Bartlett of Youngs-
vile. Pa, had his brother, Mr..
George r. Bartlett, as his best man.
Mr.. Joseph White was the usher.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore white satin.
the train having a hustle and a
short train. A beaded Juliet cap
held her finger-tip-length veil and
she carried white orchids and roses
with a shower of stephanotis.
Miss Ann Morgan was maid of
honor for her sister and Miss Peggy
Moore was bridesmaid. They wore
similar costumes of net in pale and
dark blue with matching Juliet caps
and fuchsia color gloves. They car
ried sheaves of brandywine roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett will make
their home in Williamsport, Pa.
Mrs. Bartlett was graduated from
the University of Minnesota with
the class of 1945 and Mr. Bartlett is
attending Dickinson Junior College
at Williamsport and recently was
relieved of active duty after four
and a half years service with the
Army Air Forces.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
Miller
Continued From First Page

Woodrow Wilson is one. Her soings
and Comlngs are reported only in
the rarest instances. Her close
friends decline to give out guest lists
when she is among those present,
She generally declines to pose for
photographers and to give inter-
views. Her telephone is unlisted.
and she does not answer notes of
solicitation or inquiry from strang-
ers.
Mrs. D. Buchanan Merryman, who
has been so often referred to in print
as the Duchess of Windsor's Aunt
Bessie" that she now calls herself
the universal aunt" loathes seeing
her name in print Companion and
confidant of the former Wallace
Simpson during the days of the royal
courtship. she learned then how to
sidestep reporters. She still does,
adroitly, but she sometimes finds it
difficult A witty woman with A
natural warmth and a genuine liking
for all kinds of people, she eX-
presses herself freely when the no
ton strikes her. and despite her
wishes, she is quoted in Capital COL
umns now and then. And l always
sound silly when l am she walled.
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt LongWorth
numbers among her friends several
star reporters, but guest lists for
her dinners and teas are never pub
lished.
State Secretary Byrnes is contin-
ually in the headlines because his
work is the Nations. but published
sidelights about him are few and
far between Mrs. ByrneS is past
master at talking sweetly to report
ers without divulging any human in
terest items about either her fam
Gus husband or herself. Naval
Secretary Forrestal, who was once
newspaperman himself, is skilled
handler Of the press, but he never
plays up to it. and neither does War
Secretary Patterson. Treasury
Secretary Vinson and Attorney Gen.
eral Clark are favorites with report
ers because they know how to give
straight answers to straight ques-
tions in a manner that lets it be
known they have neither desire
nor need for publicity.
Wisest officials in Washington
never lose sight of the fact that a
favorable press has immeasurable
value, and occasional mention-even
when it is uncomplimentary-is bet
ter than none at all. Il don't care
what you write about me, Just so
YOU spell the name right" quipped
James A. Farley back in the days
when he was Postmaster General:
but he didn't have to care He was.
and is. consistently colorful copy
Former Labor Secretary Frances
Perkins. on the other hand. Stunned
personal publicity as did former
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau The
late Andrew Mellon was another
who never quite got over his fear Of
reporters. and Herbert Hoover has
never seemed to be at ease with
them
The fierce light that beats on
many thrones in Washington, and
consequently is reflected in the daily
press, is more painful to most
officials than any of them will admit.
But the shrewdest learn early to
take it in their stride, neither seek
ing nor avoiding it. In other words,
they keep their eve on the job at
hand . and let the publicity fall
where it may
fDnstributed by McNaueht SYNDICATE Inc \
Evening star., 1946-03-24
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ENGLISH SPEECH TEACHER available TO,
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Evening star., 1946-03-24

WILL DRIVE your car or truck West; you
pay gas and oil only: Md. chauffeur's, D. c.
drivers permit; don't drink: white: city
references. Box 27S-V. Star. "a.
NORFOLK-Licensed chauffeur. new car,
leaving Sunday, night, accommodate sew
Monday nisft HARpER, aS dE. ESQ, s0aiesf afeef
VETERAN desires TRANSFORMATION to Texas;
excellent driver; share expenses; leave at
Gd To si aSout
31st viii take three passengers. Box
aXPERfESCED DRIVER will drive party
to California; party to furnish car; wages
to be expenses; leave Immediately Call
NAVY LIT. driving to Denver March 81
take one to three passengers; references.
Box 3O3-L, Star.
DRIVING to Los Angeles. Calf, AZ Buick,
desire two passengers Experienced drivers), /,
to share expenses; leaving D. c. / tone)
WOMAN DRIVING Santa Fe, later Los
Angeles, desires passengers, assist drive.
1sisurety; N ely Sfsht.seeing trip aboit April is.
PiTTsBTURGaMs young ladies. leave noon
29th: return 31st: share exp. ia. $3.50. :
DETROIT-Leaving about 26th, 3 or 3
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TWO Ex-GIs who can't stay away from
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Evening star., 1946-03-24
PERSONAL,

dations; ten miles from washington. in
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K! Dssty CT eosa saafe .nd as
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YOUR YOUR foRTkA1T S; "A ssP' AZ HoME-1o finished
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has dass you Ti always Also we'd
REEF XII aoSkT Ssk Pf eTshsss BEEsAn eduestso. so
bobby fo1 Hos With h. profit. Write P. o. Box 800
VACANCY in rest home, excellent food
2f sEaS iSFTes nSEshas sH
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Modern studio. in once bldg. centralls
Esa51ed ioS ppempt seqVies pTessss
to GnssI q AsP Firth sessyns sys va
R1esntIEy. RR1a9 St; ,soEw NV Room 20. Telephone
HTGHEsT PRICES PAID for diamonds and
co ,4ss RsTf1ss & ns ssnsfs Ms
PARsoNs COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL. day
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ESSsSS "a ss.e. as. for n,..
tlshs On oS ssu !Esature a.s II nsed OF l0'r up
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White House. Private, semiprivate and
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alcoholic patients aeceptedp 1 s4hr nuTsi1s
buildirs, passed by the b. c. building IN IN
psss fgsetors p,msaT and approved By D. G: Health
menthly mers " rats nsSc co. AIS after pm. !.
home; Call TR. 5o73 all day sunday;
Will GIVE 'Ts pA9 7 CARE to infant of work
raes one bodS 4v to Sxses home
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wNTEfpss 2sG 81 Ma "a sasa
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WARpkoEE sHopfING SERVICE by styl-
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NAVY 5EWEyRs fTsEy sstsfss sSopb bought ag
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/ NURSES AvAILABLE1.The 1nterTScia,
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dergraduates; never closed. At 27O9.
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home;
urs these lovely. natural pictures in your
childs own. environment. For appoint-
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EXERT TAILORlNG-Mens and wonia..
ems clothes; repairing, remodelipe, no de-
lay Emerson 1915, TAILOR. Is
Tor and delivered. Phone IL 1854. "a
Evening star., 1946-03-24
PERSONAL (cont. J

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SzSs SAsf IN please telephone assIsi'
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VACANCY in comfortable resthome, ira,
M se free sH essoSs soss
young woman in exchange for receptionis1
work, l or evenings week. Box 3O4-
PERsoNALITY DEVELOPMENT by edu.
Gated woman; poise, speech. success, ETC.
or PY manr apR MI
Is sAtHa THERE Hs cHsIsTiXS RHs s FAMILY mil whe
would like \ well-mannered, 9-yr.-old boy
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small amt; board. Box s5s-y. Star: "a,
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MILLINERY restyling, blocking. cleaning
Hats made from suit materials. VOGUE
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tele: professionally designed and custom.
msds from ySHE gym fabric MI LOBE
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TUTOR, first and elementary grades: high
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Evening star., 1946-03-24
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KEMoS5EL, RENO 81. mo, moas,n,ae , yea5 home Ssr:
kosERr a 5xRMaN w1a specisist asf wl IN soo hss
cleaning. sanding. painting. KEN -Toning,
Sshssacking, Washing poliSlhine waxing
SCREEN YouR PORCH while ! have ma
terial: Repairing and remodeling, as
bestos siding. roofing. W. D. TAYLOR,
SPRACRETE - Gun-applied; waterproofs.
seals cracks. and beautifes stacco, cinder
M%YER asd saEsn s1ce co., was Ma 4sg
If YOU WANT any painting or roofing
and repairing, and odds and ends done
Immediately; Thomas Bros. are very de-
WE NOW HAVE FIVE MEN t5) for your
lob. We do light hauling and moving,
light cement and plaster work Our spe-
cialty. Kemtoning and interior painting.
Also basement Isconditionins and trash
reasonable estimate call ME- O38O and
leave name, address and tel. no.
experience. White mechanics, Reasonable
prices. r. l.. BROWN, CO. 1900. %
GARAGE-Asbestos siding, shingle roof,
knotty pine paneling. Call PROCTOR,
Kensington 27S-W
Evening star., 1946-03-24
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEk.

COUPLE, settled, of years experience,
wants rooming house or apt. bldg. to man
JoNEs: laos 18th G St. NV " tSsSs No. sss4 I; s4.
JAPANESE COUPLE for domestic work. in
small family. Tel. pI. 2945.
ters,. part-time; IA years experience; no
children. RA. S764.
WANTED-Work as housekeeper on large
estate, mother and son.. II; son has two
years experience on dairy farm and one
year on turkey farm. A. refined and
Christian family. can furnish the best Of
references. Md, Va. or N. c. preferred
2. O BOX LAO. BlueHeld. Va 25s