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Evening star., 1947-01-29
,-18 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY.
PERSONAL Cont

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence. freedom from self
AeREs efEste sSH6o Sf9 MI aSS ssery
nished to al sections, of city. ST. 772o.
RsTs Se No 81 apponsmsDs and MBE nsaE
sfaS2sR h8S2ga Ssa11 osD
a spanis and
American college background. Ex. 047l:
VACANCY in nursing home; elderly per
m ursne esae esa ssay sefsss ST.
NURSES AVAILABLE, registry licensed and
FUR COATS, almost new. sacrifice" going
to tropics: custom tailored, unused sports psG
HRoszE nseSis N6 SAsY sS7 Shoes made adorabIy use
asysry esl ss ocsssRas sesE q. assass
ATIo DEyIsG
Slip ~ COVERS, draperies and valances pro-
tiAaAs terisi. sgorEmsnshhiP h guaranteed. D1.
BABY SITTER REGISTRY; mothers cali
bon P soq Gcensae ssssusra Service tes aHa
WILLIAM SahS1i OF NEW YORK, Hair styli;ts-
xSNeT NsyIS X sGkRs ssEfsRRts FA 3Sfl HeaE
for elderly senile lady sunny ynniysrt istnoor fno3
"a RaD1o aSle CORY WRITER washington's
largest buyer Of radio time has an Delsns opennf
pointment. KAL, EHRLIcH & MERRIcK.
BE hNc ksD sfsf 10 od Youk AfsGfa BupGEfHake your
sysd sns new fsf sPE5as SRaass cEIR y &C.
FRS. 37OO Ga ave. n. W, GE. 9TII, 81
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, remodeling, painting. paper
ing. plumbing. etc. Free estimates No
gSzRsN %9Rsz aeEn yssrs co re- e pay 4477 HAMILTON
Asi s pDkYE s4ess c pETssD eDe 1886 1886
CARPENTRY, remodeling and Eepairing, repairing.
made made to order. NO O7o7 or AT. 5746.
CONCRETE WoRKmsiasewalks, 1t seSsi It,. Dorehsss hes
sfiPfs fn Mt2 aS6 T8 HousE sas repairs of
bAlEAs 81 kaadf HSE s2E psISe; aD s1B prompt
ELGoR spH nsbp 9Rs Ias the Gsst paI
ING fsss eosFRAeToE scf Nc as nsa Wseon-
HousE fIo hSs AffEkXffoNs EH repairing and
oEkXITHhEiok Ksatsss dssoians
afess' rates. For Fr' estimates, call no 9o7I, Mr..
IRON WORK, fire escapes. fire alarms,
railings: misc. iron work. DUPONT IRON
WORKS. 1856 18th st. NV. MA. 1866
KITCHENS built cabinets to At
any kitchen: latest tops including Tracy
stainless steel: entire kitchen Ismodeled te
from floor to ceiling NA MGP6RN HOME CO.
rLuMBnRa iI1n GaR9 assii ASD II NAhE3TlSG-Nex bath
rooms installed: repairing remESdeling; ell g;
small. VI. II. McKENNEY; TR; 1898. g,
in VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON, call
PATTERSON-CAULFI CORP. for John-
Manyille roofing and siding, also storm
windows. HO 412O.
REMODEL. mooernize youI home e,sn nowi
free eo estmate b9as wis aSe WI 1900
IN VIRGINIA. call us for your alterations,
additions. roofing. siding and TemodslIngi
CONTRACTING CO., Gil. 021I j.
SECURITY HOME IMPROVEMENT Co., Inc.
rs years combined experience IN remod-
cling and home improvements; roonng'
siding and storm sash. GE. 11l3. GE. HOS.
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Boz
appiNG ADJ fas'' MACHINES. sypewriters. eaIcula-
HST a29Tfs sRS fSf ae0 co sis 4th
ANTIQUES si1ysrwars in any os coPaitiGn 3swsi4n
tat at 14th and 6 stsJ. Me. core,
sisbsst Cash r1Fi DFees 1sd Can
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture:
contents of apts. or houses at once ee, we 90
moving carefully: storage, ia. 2937: %
living room pieces. rugs. gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once; % will pay highest possible prices. No
mattsF soaay MR xRat Eaa 9ays "a 10 S please can
BOOKS bought, sold and exchange,
81 & NJ Es s4os osaS s7snns. 9ss
until S; Sundays, until 8 pm.
CAMERA Fssz Can fqans MR WEBS zRs RsnaS
iic ats0 24S4 sSaeSSSs:s' Sss Penaa. @ ave ave. NV
Ss%sf fRs sassi asS
access ries bought ~at highest prices
BsENsER BsIf y sese sSs Re- Re- s4s4 szs NV opposite
CAMERAs-We buy. sell and trad trade .,s Ssll
Ipliss + 'PAKKEsgss,wyHEIEN CO. sa7 l4th
s5hsF ss used e. idasooI i a sSGa
sarpetins carr oce foT Tooms 81 ssoS
used used eIothing.a BERMAN.s, 1l22 Sju 7th N, St
s!ss ss'ss fsS W 5fb s,H Fl
Fois Rsfs Or 7sh hns st. q wei MA % s55S iovh 49,
naaesRss aaa anS s'f g0is Cash d'f9a 0sa
BYhK n sIf Iats S1B. ai.Pona Da a7zs pocle.
mond wedding rings: other jewelry and
pawn tickets purchased; highest prices
paid. NEW YORK JEwEIRY CO.. 7ls
FUR Fi coATs BOUGHT, in any condition.
6O2 r st. NV. Ma 2o72. x
household goods, also good piano. .caii
FURNITgRELIHousehoid furniShings l1 @ q all
service Can Republic 1904. l..
room. secretary desks and dining room fur
private home MI 6s7e; nisht. RA. 1924:
1dd Des 1Tomps o"a hishsst cash
prices I've do moving). DU. 4429.
FURNITURE and household cnects OF tns
odd pieces or entire home. Please call to-
day Mr.. GRADY, Ma 1920.
can be used; in quantity or
odd pieces; best cash prices; buying and
selling for so years: HOLLYWOOD sth and
K SIS: nv; ME-. 52s7. .o,a s,olls,.
highest cash prices. I. c. FURNITURE %
STOVE CO., 1883 II st. ne. TR- l132.
CONTINUED On Eext Psgs.l
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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont

PIANO Refreshing by, experts IL our 9,,E
''sss7s
pLasTEEiNG; ima w Shise tssn mechanic no JOB TOO
hasi sIAsTEs Aa RErzIRING.' ING patchwork spe-
cialty. white mechanic: good service. e.
Fl asYEhRasToT SoNk IN fS'1 bs white
No Job tco small; also new. repair work.
raasTfek ssssn pafs f5Rfz sshsntss sD ass
too lar, none too a' small. nstH' Df' 4576. VIM.
PEasTfRINe-ae MAf ss- s. OF NV old repair Work
done; immed service; work guaranteed;
est, free; white mechanics. DU: $3.50: p
PLAsIERING. patching and new work. by
Promps nfaea servoe mechaoe 81 7as M0rk
PLUMBING. heating, gas fired boilers, gas
conversion burners: cabinet sinks, basins,
c. ea0s ocoNNoR sos eaet cos aeaesE oeSs ssS si
PLUMBING AND HEATING, repairing and
remodelingr gas-ired boilers, gas hot-wats5
fLSAESG SAETSEa AND At fS2 HEak II S2ss fspsns and
remodelingi expert workmanship and rea-
sonable prices; immediate service. PAT
TERsoN PLUMBING g. HEATING CORP
aADIos REPAIRED. all makes. within "a
hours: pickup and delivery service. We
garry fun line of tubes and radios, Cali
RE. 231l or bring radio to GIT F st NV
RADIO TUBES checked and replaced in
your. home; complete checkup at no cost
or obligation to you. C1TY-W1DE RADIO
RADIO TROUBLE? Free estimate. WORK
Rsn1 99p5es nP Honest DFesS rasv MID
RApTo REfarRsAG PA G77n Work done in your
hEE kabIo EAPIp Phone pI 0l2S
and night Calls: also o Sunday; precision
MoToEs WASHING
hold and commercial: guaranteed work.
DEsPENDo REFRIGERATION CO. UN
RRFR1GEkAToKs Eff: Ri. Tta REPAIRED. all makes.
guaranteed; 247hour service Expert. re-
RgFI snd sfTTss SeFtR se7
and M domestic, wa washing machine Repairing.
ice; ali work guaranteed. soUThEAsT
hEd6EfsG Go FROM 81 fas BASEMENT e to root
BY private contractor. 73s 9Th st. NV"
ROOF REPAIRS, cutters. spouts and psint-
RooFISG REpAiRED, quick service. call
AoLLAsND EsS CONSTRUCTION, DI. o122,
ROOF Ras FL REPA1RiNG SI nM ALL TYPES; gutterlna
and sponting sheet metal Avs work fans in
cal No. $o4s; THoMAs & BROWN eo.
R RooFINGmFor fIsafn s1 pfomDt service on roof
proofng 5r5 aao cali s coNdREss es s. RooF1Na eas Co
sAoAG yK aGSA AND E6 Ell ekMENT IsSr woRkstone re-
paiping walls and agstone terrace; also
porches, capings, etc. For free estimates
TILE REPAiRiNG, new installation ey
BROS, Ia. 2600 or RA 303s
rate % as low % as 81. RcBERT coRBIN. Nj
TYPEwRITERs cleaned. oiled and adjusted.
TYPEWRITER CO. s13 14th NV.
UPHOL STEERING = Furniture expertly re-
Upholstered to look like new; for quick,
ss4Vee SfEgaf eS TX P4aS TsSFs
GPHoLsTER1SGAYour G ST Il &c N furniture sturdily
rebuilt with smart fabric. at reasonable
PRICES Free estimates cheerfully furnlshsd
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED; 4s-hour
service; custom made blinds, steel or
21gmRaR py2RR5 VGRTas asSYsEYN gEND 43 g. 2
Y VESETiAN HI nix BLINDS CLEANED, csc up to
3 it. wide and #. long. Have your blinds
p SSr sHHE mden \ aWH
WAsAING WAS fHii MI MAcHINEs. radios, iva Vacuum
cleaners, electric motors, servlced and re-
paired. MR.; MASSEY. Call DI 6923 a., 4. 4,
& d'ALBERT, INC. s16 10th St NV.
National 4712
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BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY SHOP, excel. NV. section, OF
End floor Of large coml. and apt bldg;
eprocf sog sh9ys sSod prGt tbs 1oW Fsnt
equipped beauty shop plus all furniture il
the 5-rm. and bath apt. connected witt
shop. KEACH & PURCELL, Brokers. Ex
DRY CLEANERS for sale. with furn. room
refgr., bed, table. ETC.; ne. location; 81 ,30t
or best offer. Private owner, TR. 9541. 80
BOOMING HOUSE, $4,000 sash: ,5-yea
lease: $3.50 monthly income; Y block from
o ans fH6 HoGsE Isl nn AND p spis 2Ss
garage: i a house ;Ms al and furniture In nice con
@ @sgn esse gsssens s 9yaer do%n dSSat 10 EEs
ELLIS 1910 Vermont ave, RIM. PIT. RE
BUTCHER STAND in large market house
81 ooS eo0e aosn. saa'9sn' cs E9. Rl s555. Young
AoEN RksT RNb aye
NV: to 5000 wkly.; rent only $3.50
lease for eauiDment INCLUDES tsbIs 15S
sbs business ssn Z oEsd gs tSE M only a5S sRo9 t
RRooMiNG HoUsE-APTs.. $5s.7b rent
average furniture for price OF anoS1d Sh;oSI1 ss1
ssG s9S snwk AS e. e. sia hs sI Bfop 81
aSs hR a5R EE one s1ta wash
Doing over S400 per day. Low rental
long lease. $4,000 cash will handle; Hayt
fsoal from So, eseaSIs 600 to $500, 900 A. T. bAcAs
Realtor AND ad,I Business s5ag Broker lila Il st
furniture: a good buy for $4,000; want
So9se ss eeS dSWP PAsoR Gs E1 Nc s0ii ilas nom
PRiNTING PLANT for sale or lease: gooe
PTsg0s,sl9a PIss Star
Tbs 3 Tfs saIasn iisfk fRe 6ssrss
RRso5tss1Nsoa, ROE oW. W so77, OK. i45o. 80 !,
is ROOMS, 3h baths. rooms and nd boara
rent 5000 Income quoted an5e 81 6eos ye59 @
down. Cali Ex. 1855. YOUNG & PASTOR
inGELICATEssEN AND FROZEN FOOD, ex
Residential neighborhood;' weekly volume
ST 300; priced for immediate sale; terms
AMBEET a1ssls IT, H s46S' COHEN Real'0F' cH' lesi
eGHKsocERY eHss, STORE, money-maker. bus,
NV. location; rent $50; has 5-ysar ,ndsTr Lease
eaap as1ssSd seod say ss11 or $fst ah
Ex. 1856. YOUNG g. PASTOR. INC, l12s
Ys1RSat TaKoMA ave PARK beauty salon, vel
established, active in every detail. Gai
MR.. SHAW. Silver Spring 0125. -S9
ESTABLISHED PROFITABLE ROUTE O
new operated radios in washington fgT
minimum Of to 6 years; total price price
9sRns 05sso to is Can ezsfen &
RooMiSG t TIYSi HoUsE-APTs.. 14th st., few
blocks north Of Park rd NV: "A rooms,
baths; $10O rent, over 3-yr. stralght Trans
ferable lease; has 5 apts. and / sleeplns
room; income quoted $265 mo. plus 3,Tm
apt to- live n Price $500; terms. rms Rn Rn
MEMS, W WoMEN's and children's shoe stor
in Va, open $3.50 am. to 9 pm; moderi
up-to-date fixtures, new modern store; sale
approx. 5000 wkly.; minimum OF 800 ne
profit; 3-year lease. This fine family sho
store for sale for only S15 200 with guar
antee of $4,000 in fresh salable, STOCK
To inspect this unusual opportunity cal
YOUNG & PASTOR, INC, EX. 2555, ~
Vermont ave. - I'll
sELF-SERVICE DGs MKT; business owe
SO, 600 weekly; well equipped; S45,000, goo'
Self-service DGs mkt; business owe
SO, 700 weekly; well equipped; S3O'ooo' goo'
Fruit and vegetables plus flower. stand
in market doing nice business; prices ar
Groc. -meat mkt, with small apt busi
ness around $3.50 week; small rent; S5, 5Os
lock, stock and barrel; large stock. MA
14OS, j. KLEIN, GE. 6970:
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MIscEliAhEous WAhIEp.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 St NV National
d0O4
Evening star., 1947-01-29

CORNER CABINET. genuine maple, like
new; shelves. cabinet space: 500. RA.
coRNER CABINETS. custom built. Z #: by
80 in; glass door; perfect construction;
msn unpain'es Can ssG Mr. eafR %ARs sffEn 3 eRRn'
sP ehaie' TO- Mo. 5s7ss ssss 'iSth ST s. ne
IesR RARE HSxEs e. Fl nGT Il va
bakkEoo bpAaEkEooM MsIs7 fe6iraEsr 8 Ct snlaTsszs s
Pa. ave NV. (opp. Justice Dept.); RE. 2434-
DAYBED, Englander, all metal. on legs:
head raises different heights; coil spring:
sasrifiee asa, ees'oDiJniSs pU $3.50. .'i''e'
DESKS, files. chairs, storage cabinets, safes:
eauDen e sRss new RN and Ssed oeg 9ss aRa
DESKS. swivel chairs; file cabinets, legal
and used tables, chrome and leather Of
aarRT fs fqfoEf oFrcE rfss CO. ssa
nsH nDEHyhIoPMG, h06f fSS Aims, printing. snlazg,ng
finest exp serv. dncl; COLOR. BRENNERS.
.933 Pa. ave. NV. (opp. Justice Dept).
PiAMoSDs-Iadys a:btsh Z ct ysaoss: g. ;sss: slSo;
X I Ct platinum 5000 IT, asHs sfs5; n man s.
sa'ii 81? sizs nass s. 900; 4 ni1;ss. @sas
sl'75o: LIy1NGsToN g. CO., 142s H
DIAMOND COCKTAIL RING and diamond
wedding band; pvt. party; will sacrifice for
immed. cash. RE. 1888 or Hyattsviile
DIAMOND RING, " ct. blue white. 8 SIN.
stones. plat. mtg, wrtn. aprsl., $475, sacri-
DIAMOND RING-A perfect diamond,
weight over 8 cts. BOX 385-H. Star. 81 .
DINETTE SET-Extension table. 4 ladder
back chairs with straw seats. small buffet;
corner C hinat maple, like new RA. 5153.
DTNETTE SUITE, mahogany; lovely plat
form rocker, occasional chair with otto.
man. This furniture two months old. 906
So. wash ST, Alex, Va. Apt. 30S. 2s
DINING RIM FURNITURE, solid walnut
pedestal table. Call after Pm. Wo-
DINING ROOM SUITES, r and 9 piece,
mahogany veneer suites for iMmediate
delivery special prices. TURNER'S, 923 g
DINING ROOM SUITE, Duncan Phyfe;
1916 RADIO photograph combination, Stew
art Warner. Spruce 0466-W. S0s
Evening star., 1947-01-29

err: IL tubes. : bands; beautiful walnut
saH1e faspfe pfaYER faas9 da able Model
faciaaed sassieai 'G1a,s79ti De- 1855. '~'' S'H'e
RANGES, electric and gas, for immediate
delivery, Since 1875, A. s. JOHNSON GO.
REFRiGERAToR. Westinghouse, 8 Gu, f..
now in use, $3.50; electric range, Kelvin
seo esoker used hs oven and bror
S125 Falls Church. 2477-R. g
Kelvinat91s 1ca,1sn cooa,,,nn; Gu f.;
REFRfGERAToR, 2-door Frigidaire.. and
gas stove; sell or exchange on spinner
washing machine. Call MRS. WILLIAMS
REsFRiGERAToR. bas cubic it., KeIyinator
SIS. 5so9 Reed ST., North Enslewood
kkHaFR1GERAroR, servsl, 8 Gu. #, mos.
R1sEeriRIHGEzKAToR, Ri is4s crosley, ah mos.
RfFkISEkaIoR. Ri e,eu,s, ..s cG.asDg. sn ls
RSsEaFEnSrcEsaroR Gs edssGa GE ssis in
iRSaHFpRfsiiGeEi;RAToRs. brand-new; natienally
spEzser sfysEfisssr Tsd Rzbro ss Co. 44Sd
RIs2G1rRsiIeRhEAToRs: IsG1 si Il hk SSRs new. ap.
si7s FrtgdalTes; yr ,ss4 SsFrantee' delivered
YdSs YRdESasR1fSGERaToR 1S AZ EN UNfT. York. AKA, 2
cylinder ammonia compressor with ia
h.p', 3 face 220-volt motor and all con-
trols, condensers, and coils necessary for
complete, installation: Ready to- to operate.
Q slightly used Hobart food shcing ma
3 Compartments, steam cooker. oLHEY
RFVoLVER, .3s-caliber special, 81 barrel;
must file application; $50. RA. 6691. -3i
RIFLE ~ hornet, Savage % D. with
ss9 saEsss R Mods dsP aos5
RA 6691 -3l
RoWING MACHINE. Seat of Health: body
builder and reducer; all cast aluminium.
Falls Church 149f-M. -30
RUG, Chinese, royal oriental. 6x9: beau
tiful bargain; 5000. CO. 6467.
Chinese and Persian:
room and scatter sizes; reduced prices
RUGS, used, domestics and Oriental. SAM
TARY RUG CLEANING. CO., 106 Indiana
ave NV, DI. 0356. 20
RUGS, genuine Persian. all sizes; REDUCED
prices GEORGETOWN ART & CRAFT,
1904 o st.. at Wisconsin ave. -So
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-04
w Wesleyan Guild Held
Zone Meet At Duront

A zone meeting of the Wesleyan
Service Guild was held in the Me
thodist Church in Durant Sunday
afternoon November Both, with the
Lexington, Pickens, and Durant
guilds being represented.
Mrs. Bernlce Simpson, Of Pickens,
zone chairman, presided over the
meeting. TheN minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read and appre-
we'd.
Mrs. Irby Ellington and Mrs
Claude Bailey, both of Lexington
were elected chairman and secre-
tary respectively, to serve during the
year of 1948.
The devotional was conducted by
Mrs. Ellington, after which Mrs
Harry Worthy, of Pickens, present
ed a solo, Little Jesus Boy" Mrs
P. H. Williams, of Lexington, gave a
most interesting talk on "a Few
Great Personalities of Methodism.'
A medley of Christmas carols were
sung by Mrs. B. II. Maxwell ane
Mrs. Worthy, of Pickens.
During the social hour delicious
refreshments were served by the
Ourant guild.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-04
PAGE THREE

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lipsey were
among those who attended the Ole
Miss-State game Saturday.
.ss$.ss
Mrs. Cass Povall, Mrs. Sessions
Povall, Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Povall,
Miss Hazel Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Miles, and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Ramsey went to the game at Stark
vile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Horan and
children, of McGehee, Arkansas,
spent Thanksgiving with his brother,
Mr.. Paul Koran and Mrs. Koran.
ssst..s
Mrs. w. H. Wallace. Miss Penelope
Shepherd and Mr.. Ed Tye Nelson,
Jr., went to the game at Starkville
Saturday.
.s.......
DR.. and Mrs, p. b, Brumby and Mr.
and Mrs. L. P. Johnson were among
those attending the Ole Miss State
game at Starkville Saturday.
...t...
Mrs. f. B. Beckman and SON. Ed
win Norquist, of Alexandria, Louis
lana, were visitors in the Norquist
home the past week.
ssst...
Mr.. and Mrs. John Word went to
Walden Sunday for a visit with his
uncle, Mr.. Walter Word, and Mrs.
Word.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Berman had as
heir guests for the Thanksgiving
holidays, Judge and Mrs. S. H. Lynne
md Bobby Lynne, of Birmingham.
they attended the game at Starkville
Saturday.
Mrs. S. j. Barineau, of Quincy
Florida, is visiting her parents, MIR
and Mrs. G. H. Odom.
%~%
Mrs. G.. H. Odom spent several
days in Quincy, Florida, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. S. j. Barineau, and
Mr.. Barineau.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lewis, Jr.,
and children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gel
ian Lewis, of Indianola, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Berman and Mr..
Morris Lewis for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. D. B. White, of Milton, Flor
ida, spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days with his wife and daughter.
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.
White.
s&sAtHs
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Meek Jr., had
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. w
L. Meek at Belzoni
r&+stAt
Mrs. Bill Yarbrough and son, OF
Memphis, visited her father, Mr.. Ed
Word over the weekend
Miss Irene Holloman, who teaches
in Clarksdale, spent Thanksgiving
holidays with her parents here.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-04
NOTICE

Don't forget Game Night Deem
Der 9th at the City Hall at z o'clock
Sponsored by the Lexington Home
Demonstration Club. All children
10 years and older are invited. Ad-
mission: Is cents.
.~........
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Scott were
Greenville visitors Saturday. Mr.,
Scott taught advanced woodwind in
struments at the Northwest District
of tie Mississippi Music Educators
Association there.
.........
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Wigley, of Toll
arville Community, were host to the
following children and grandchild-
rem on THANKSGIVING: Mrs. Victor
Byrd end children, of Brozville, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Boland, of Calhoun
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wigley
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Nose
Vrigley and Nancy, of Tolarville;
Mrs Gordon Ellison, Brookhaven;
Noel White Wigley, Holmes Junior
College; Pauline Wigley, Jackson:
md Bette Sue Wigley Of Tolar-
vile.
.....s.s
Mrs. w. H. Williamson, of Glen
dora. is a patient in the Community
Hospital.
"+.f'-. I.
Mrs. w. L. Uschurch, ST., Mrs. w
L. Upchurch Jr, Martha Julia, Clar-
ence and Buddy Upchurch went tc
Starkville Thursday to welcome {
new grandson and nephew, the sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Marks
who was born on November 9th
He will be known as Paul Henry
Marks and weighed four and one
half pounds at birth. Mrs. Marks i.
the former Elsie Upchurch of Lex.
ington.
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Mrs. C. f. McNeer and son, of
Greenwood, spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Mamie Mcclellan and fam
lily.
......s.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Allen. Betty
and Mary Frances, of Goodman,
pent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Aliens
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. McMor-
rough.
Nh. and Mrs, C,rl Fritz, of Wins
9oro, Louisiana, spent the Thanks
giving holidays with his sister, Mrs.
Buck Tidwell.
MIR, and Ms. Rufus Majors, of
Holly Bluff, attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Mamie Buckley Thursday and
while here visited with friends and
relatives,
..~......
Mr.. an6 Mrs. Cornelius Truitt and
children, Of G~reenville, spent Thurs
day with Mrs. Joe Taylor.
.*.,.s..
Mrs. Leo Ianess and Nancy spent
the weekend in Cleveland visiting
friends and relatives. Mrs. Fannie
Ross, mother of Mrs. Maness, ac-
companied them home and will be
here for several days.
ss.tsst
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Ellington, Mr.
and Mrs. Irby Ellington and Edward
and Mrs. Earl Williamson were
! guesrs of MIR. and Mrs. j. N. Truitt
of Minter City on Thanksgiving.
1880.
Miss Virginia Smith wsnt to Cry.
stal Springs for the weekend ano
was accompanied home by Miss
Mary Louise Erwin who will spend
several days here visiting friends.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-04
Clubs Personals
!. Presbyterian Circle Met
Here December lst

The first day of December two Cir
cles of the Lexington Presbyterian
Auxiliary met for Bible Study in the
nomes of Mrs. Tom Shepherd and
Mrs. Walter Strider. The leaders OF
he study were Mrs. Mamie Dyson
and Miss Mariana Kirbrough.
On Monday, December 9Th, the
Auxiliary is scheduled 10 meet IL
he church at three-thirty for a pro-
gram on Christian Education ano
Ministerial Relief led by Mrs. M. A
5coley.
That evening at seven the Night
Circle plans TO meet for hearing
both the Bible Study led by Mrs
Mable Russell and the December
Auxiliary Program.
A Thanksgiving offering Of fooo
and clothing was sent to Palmer Or
phanage where it was thoroughly
appreciated.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-04
rystc! Springs Guests
4onored With Party

Mr. and Mrs. Doty Porter were
1oSts to q lovely party Friday even
ing honoring MIR, and Mrs. Julian
Erwin, Of Crystal Springs.
The rooms where the players were
seated Ter bridge were a~ttractively
decorated with ported plants.
High score went to Mrs. Lawrence
Herring and Mr.. Erwin was winner
# the high score for men.
The hostess served a delicious
Salad plate to the following guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Herring, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Herring, Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Pepper, Miss Mary Elizabeth
McCraw and Mr.. Alison King.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-04
Miss Emmu Mclean
Entertoins Friday Morning

Miss Emma McLain entertained
two tables of guests playing Six
Hundred on Friday morning. Her
home was beautifully decorated
with fall flowers.
Delicious plates We're served these
lucky ladies: Mrs. Robert Gwin, Mrs.
Eric Norquist, Mrs. t. E. Wilkerson,
Mrs. C. S. Harrell, Mrs. James Gwin,
Mrs. James Moore and Mrs. M. S.
Dyson.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-04

Miss Meta Moore was a Jackson
visitor Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
A MAN NAMED JOB
FINDS A SOLUTION

Scripture: Job IL; 27:1-5; 31:19-2S
BY WILLIAM E. GILROY, D.. d.
Are there problems that are
modern, in the sense that men
have never encountered them be-
fore our time?
Such a thing is neither impos-
sible nor improbable. For the ex-
ternal conditions of life have
changed greatly within a single
generation. and new occasions and
environments must surely bring
some new problems. -,
We are all living in a world
that has become smaller by reason
of new discoveries and means OF
TRANSFORMATION. But at the same
time that world has become an
Immensely enlarged environment
for the Individual by reason OF
that very fact.
Facts and contrasts strike a
great deal deeper in the new occa-
sions. And so a poet has told us
teach new duties, and therefore
present new problems.
Nevertheless, some problems are
As old as mar himself, and one
thing thai is unchanged is the fact
that man himself has to be the
problem solver. So ancient tx
perience and wisdom may have
much TO offer. even in the pres
ence of problems that are as new
as the newborn day.
Deep and unchanged in human
life is the problem of suffering
and especially the suffering of the
apparently morally guiltless.
Much human suffering offers no
problem, though the fact may not
alter its acuteness. 1t is the d.
rect and observable result OF sheer
disregard of moral or physical
laws. But the suffering of the
good is another thing.
It is this problem with which