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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

"a BEDROOM HOUSE-Furnished or un-
furnished. Employed adults; no children.
pets; Pay to S175. Phone D1. 1889 or
FAMILY SEPARATED, furniture in STORAGE,
wife. and baby daughter in South Carolina
suburban preferred. near transp.. stores.
Veteran Army major. college graduates;
aGs to soo ws eon.ass oSon
write Bog 41O-J. Star 12s
PERMANENT Govt. employed couple need
sa;isp spt;ii W to s1So: kA: Soie any sim.: ~ il.
ss1 co s5s y mi ask 2 oi e M Ga sowxRp sssTfsR m and
sas as,s Tantsd S:s, by p.Ss
HAVE fy Eas .eoS.
furniture. Have you 40 room house or
apartment for permanent Government EN-
ssS%Tssn area area M Alex: s4ss s4ssA''', Is:
house, in Lyndale or adjacent Sc. section
B. 4 MsET's5s ~ ynfSsRshed house in
rms; urgently needed by Oct. 16. AT
HOUSE OR APT; unfurn, reasonable
GENTLE; p. G., Nd. OF Va. Telephone
Gsei TEAcHER. hn'S Wife s children ft cboy . girl
near an elementary school; quiet family.
srak'' cs a'sl rent p Sz %an.s j.
oNE Gsf s YEARS RENT in advance: Bureau
hsSss fsss"'5ss I sssS 1885, Exc
$sBEDRooM HOUSE; Within Is 8 m miles Of
+ i9f shsi ssF'f Dn ss fa 2sk ssa9 ioT ass sHs%
NAVY NMHe ecaPTArN ana wife, no children, de-
area preferred and months advance rent
ssIsi sSxfL II hoGsH 9S5s. or duplex with two bed
F RfS pO sEsc2 f s1ef sT5pEafs RT aasf a. '
gently need furnished house or apt.
rsfe. .ensss: % 81. 7o$o after 1 / pm. IS:
it; However. would be much happier If my
me and SO would they. Furnished 2 or 3
sfsS RfsisfaS!s asI II u EW s4Rs MS
WRITER, wife. 2 dauehters and siamese
ca sst need :h.sI S-bedroem g1o house or apartment
hSas os s0fsEi51s ) sEpkooM iS HOUSE or apt, in
gsthesss Takoms sao6 or ~ Hyattsville area
sS aDSuF uREspoNsfBtE ssp ggVG GIRLS Es gas perma-
previous cooperative run house sold. We
have maid, furniture and work in Aus
e,asn en s Soa. sfsss Pset M ss ay pes. Msa
ONE MO. TO WK. SUBLET wanted un-
til house is finished: need 2-bedrm. house
MATURE COUPLE. perm, no children. no
pets, want unfurnished Groom house or
2-bedroom apt, preferably Bethesda, Chevy
Chase or NV Box 16S-H, Star
DR. AND WIFE desire short-term rental,
small furnished house or apartment: no
children, no pets; prefer Bethesda area.
Phone OIL. $500. Ext. 4ss. IA
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APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.

s3s "3rd N:W;-Apt., large rooms. one
room and kitchen; constant hot water,
steam heat. lights and gas furnished;
private entrance, cross ventilation, semi
private bath upstairs; $50 per month.
Call RE. 0660.
IDEAL FOR PHYsICIAN-spacious ONCE
residential apt, exclusive Dupont Circle
section; Fireplaces, baths; de decerate to
ARL.-,1st-fl apt, lily; rm., bedrm.. tiled
bath. kitchenette;. will rent to some one
asbels able price; Write Bog 45cE, stsr. Ia
sate our cooperative purchase plan: for
q cash down payment of S1.5sO to s., 2,190
Q veteran or serviceman may purchase
y one or two bedrm; apt. in a modern new
apt bldg: located In an outstanding NV.
heat. maintsnance and all utilities. are
unit, and from $50 to S75 monthly. for
. two-bedrm. unit; occupancy of some
to inspest; cal NA; 1,9 gal FREDERICK
once open from 9 to Ia
CoLoRED-NOy. 1 oCCUPANCY-Ciose-
in ne; 1-bedroom apt; $50; exclusive
Of heat. light. gas. Box 49,, Star. l3.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
(coa'f)

WANTED-Load OF part load 70 and from
WASHINGTON. DC. Detroit, Pittsburs,
Cleveland, Chicago, Missouri. Colorado and
Texas: NoRTHERN MOVING T. sToR-
AGE Co. AT. 9243. 12s
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
California. 15-day service by van NORTH.
ERN MOVING AND STORAGE CO., Il
$i9S,,p sHssi nr,,vrpv .r,v,cr 20, is.
packages, trunks baggage. etc; Va. area.
TIE. 57S2 -1o
ARMY vETERANs-Light loads. trunks
and luggage hauled; very reas. rates; all
white help. GE. 1878, Q am. to 5 pm.
DAsHIELL TRANSFER CO.. moving: reas.
rates: cargo insured, 50-mile radius. Call
DE. 9s71. day or night and Sundays-1S
EDELMAN'S MOVING 4 STORAGE CO.
Ress. rates: will accept your surplus fur
niture as part paymt. on your moving, stor-
age; local, long-dist. moving. IA. 2937.
SERVICE TRUCKING CO.-You call we
haul No Job too small. Trash removing
and - am.
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MOVING. FAcKIke s.1 STORAGE

IVETERANS-Moving and hauling; new
trucks, responsible help; cargo insured;
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 61S9.
ARMY vETERANS-Lieht loads, trunks
and iurgage hauled: very reas. rates: an
white help. GE. 1875, am. to 5 p.m.-10
MAkNH VETERANS MOVING CO.--24-hr
trunks and baE:age. AT. 27b9 or yR. .03e6.
VETERANS. starting busineas, viii move
you day or evenin0: reasonaele rates;
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
iARBY va employed adults will share
use, or . men preferred; very we'll

NkAKbY VA employed adults Will share
fuiDfhea hzDH fHe' sHsEE aH nieely
home, Arl, Va. with couple, no children or
MILES, e srm Gh houses sse
day Sat and SUM-; after pm. weekdays.
IMMEDIATE PosSEssIoN-sublet for one
year, det,, home on Conn. ave-; rms, 2
complete kits. 2la baths: newly renovated.
NEAR sas + AfGx fHs xSD MP R0y aaSK sis
full estate, 3 acres, mod. brick home, s
baTbecus' patio patio; $500 mo, 'A WI. 1885.
ARL.-6-rm. house, 3 bedrms.: immediate
po.Scs-ion; cow. shopping and schools. 2
for inspection from 10 am. to 3 pm.
3IGI 18th sI. N.w.-9 rooms, > baths, 5
ssa0S%S mens6 gssy ss5 mo ho %
;AsIlsefRqSu ALL R{S; rms: baths; eoa2 is to
advance rent. viii lease. Tor. years.
Az Available Nov. 10. a3o6 No. Vernon ST.,
CHEVY CHASE. near Columbia Country
Club-Will accommodate I, adults. Can
be used for , families or house as unit.
co. 114e early mornings and evenings.
NEAR MINNESOTA AND M ST. s.E.-Two
bedrooms: semioetached; gas heat. Avail
able ABOUT Oct. 20; s130 per mo. Box
VIII VIII LEASE EASE MY HOME months! Sill
ysr sprns sdts large sH bsdI9oms sa49 baths
couple without children. to occupy COM
Portable, l1-rm furn. house, near Wash:
Circle with 5oSmers who take care Of
own owners s use when @ in town: tow natst0 must have we
1st-class recommendation; S125 per mo.
or state rental you could pay. Box 149-K,
COMPLETELY FURNISHED Broom house.
including flve paying men and students, to
one bes ianaa nGe nd osa WIN
ton ton. Box Box 4oi-K. oiK star. star "'"f 'i"nepi:s" Wis
$ BEDROOMS, 2la baths; liv. room, foyer.
din rm M and kitehen. full basement porch
EIGHT EHSf Rooms sSS so bsths sfas oil burner mod
ern kitcheni located near 18th and Monroe
YIN. W T. .JaAL BALLARD, 12ll Eye st. NV.
COTTAGE-5 rooms, on Chesapeake Bay;
fully furn: and winterized: easy committing
distance from Washington; oil heat, and
9asr %os city s9 will rent snne for
LARGE ia a-RooM Honsa. n E. : nicely furn:; OF,
Rth Rfa coupe SUBURBAN Md 5oas to share
GEORGETOWN-This completely lovely
furnishings and much of the Old World
It is built around spacoHs
This house has Unexpectedly come into
the market. and is offered for a. years
Georsetown-This detached old corner
house with walled garden has been
restored with originality and shows great
bedrms.. baths on 2nd f.; main A.. very
lge.. liv. rm., din rm and perfectly
equipped kit; study and bath downstairs;
ly with GILLIAT g. CO., 2S27 Dumbarton
ave. NV. DE. 27T0. -12
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HOUSES EXCHANGED,

OUR-BEDRM.. three-bath or two-bedrm.
one-b bath home completely furnished Belle
vue ave. Newport, r. l., for comparable
home or apartment in Washington-Virgini inia
area Box 323-J, Star. l2a
CHEVY CHASE-Modern, unfurnished g.
room bungalow, excellent condition: $3.50
mo-. for desirable unfurnished apartment
around S65. WI. O3S0
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

URGENTLY NEED LISTINGS Of small
modern apt. buildings, in good condition
and white neighborhood, either p; G; or
Md Call today, MRS. WORTHINGTON,
81, 37OO or SH 1919
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APARTMENrS SUBURBAN.

WILL SHARE MY VA. APT. with refined
middle-aged lady. Box 433-J, Star.
rooms, private bath, kitchen privileges;
in nearby Maryland. Box 424-J Star
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SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW-Brick home
q q rooms and path: upstairs fully insu.
though not finished; &C oeh oil heat bSe baeea
lay dssp lot mostly fenced
aaS sGf HoUsG a1se Ms iarse aushfs q rooms
baths; oil heat; furnished with plenty of
good fuTniture nit IRE garage Income quoted
On New Hampshire ave. not far from Du-
500 Terms EDWIN L. EL1hs. Resltor,
QUE ST. NV, s' 900 qd bloekI1o o rooms. nsf9
baths; gas heat furnished as per inven-
tory; renting rooms income quoted SAP
house and furniture in nice sondi.
terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtor. 161o
GLEN ECHO HEfGHTs. ss.s5o. Here is
sDo1s Years on deep os
fne for the small family. Includes a
Bendix washing machine installed in
with picture window, de luxe bath. and
large bedroom; stairway to unfinished
attic, suitable for storage or finishing into
nings call Mr. Tommasi, AID. 3542, with
Eyer s. sHw II RdMRs aass eo5s
ssator: sns sA .eRf a TO sh r. 81
GEoRGETOWN-2-fam family apt. excel. To-
cation: each apt. has 2 bedrms, living
rm.. dining rm., kitchen. bath. oil heat,
separate entrance; garages: live in one apt.
and rent the other JOHN LIPScOMB g.
CO., MI. $500; ewes, Mrs. Coldicott. EN-
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-very attrac. 5.rm.
brick bungalow. = blks. from main Be-
thesda shopping dist. and bus STOP; i'm
mediate possession; priced reasonable.
Stanford ST., Chevy Chase. Md. 12s
ADAMS ST., near North Capitol-Beaut.
row brick home with 8 rms. bath, oil
auto h.-wh., Immaculate condition Call
till pm, r. A. HUMPHRES. Realtor,
SILVER esPH sPRfN g. IN Sesutiful Sligo Park
6-rm. brick custom built home
featuring center hall 24-ft liv. rm. with
fireplace, large side porch, powder rm. on
Ist floor: built-in gar. and large basement
suitable for recre. rm. This is really q
lovely home in one Of the finest locations.
priced under 100000, ROBERT E.. LOHR.
Realtor: gil Cedar st., Takoma Park. 7. G.
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BRICK BUNGALOW in heart of silver
tiled bath, oil h.-w.h.. garage. level lot
Open Sun. 9 to 6. To reach: Out Ga.
ave. to Bonifant st. at bank. right to 7Q5
McDEVITT, Realtors, SH. $3.50, RA. 445a
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3-4 BEDROOM HOUSE-Furnished or un-
furnished. EMPLOYED adults; no children.
pets. Pay to $175. Phone DI. 23S9 or
= ~. In2tWo; In2tWo;srp.p.rrp .,,n,., L.
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ST. n. W, RE. ]
RFTHEGn "a

30 days; a beautiful
2-bedrm., oil hot-ai.
full attic. full bsmt.. h.
roof; house is immac
details. call NORTF
elusive agent, 1896
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10
c.-Unusual value in

comnieteiy CON- % furn' and in excellent condi-
tion. st floor liv. rm, fireplace, din; rm
kit; End floor bedrms ms;c.d and 9, Path; 9Th
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Moderr
detached 2h-bath brick home on a nice
ise SeofS iiv. % rm! with lse mirror over fireplace
din dnnr m Pogssr Fm mHasrb sa batbs
oil heat: close to public, parochial schools
Y " 2; r%RiaHT; EM; $3.50; -. v.i..,r,t.s
this i modern brick bungalow has combined
long, modren kit, 9 bedrms. and tiled
ot one rsfsf bfoek a TO- bus ana stores
overseas; priced, s12,s5o. W. B. WRIGHT
En-; EMMH3forE aSf9; POSSESSION. 1925 Irving st
n.W.NMost desirable Section Of Mt. Pleas.
nnt ot ROCK ereek cree pas OF
eWner leasns ass toMn %as ss
RhY Rrissd krAh4Y M co s9rat. H. soo 81 e40s H'h
nooMIfst I@s Ssths MoSsa sse s1a rent IS s
WALsHE, INC, Ills Eye st. NV, MA
PPfISSfE;HuRsr PM; CIRCLE. D. c.-Rare oppor.
home in imma aculate condition: front porch
opens into wide hall entrance: lovely large
uplng room WIFI uTcplhCci SpdClOuo
room and recently remodernized kitchen
with new eft. refrigerator and stainless
steel sink; upstairs: bedrooms, sewing
room and full bath. full basement. oil
hot t-water heat: large lot t9O-ft. 'front.'
with detached 2,car garage: has excellent
possibilities for delightful garden. Priced
right for quick sale; terms. Call Mr
Glennon. MI. 4311; ewes. FR. 5379. JAMES
L DIXON y CO. 1889 Conn. ave, ex'
sdaf.pf sHEPHEkp asn1'ffA 'ffARK-Brick; beautiful lot
flowers, shrubs: side porch, kitchen with
baths, 3rd d-hoor room: detached Gear ga.
rage: S2S.750. McCUNE, AT. 7190. -12
BUNGALOW. brick, prewar; living room
kit. 2 bedrooms bath lovely recreation
room, side porch; gas heat; level let. Price
sl1.5so: terms, EDWARD E. E. sTdPPLE sIdP
APT RENT FREE If you buy this lovely
furnished 3-apt. house. near 18th and Tay-
lor SITS. Income. S152 per mo. Priced for
quick sale. Only $500 cash required;
easy terms. House pays for itself. DU-
PoNT REALTY CO.. 311s Mt. Pleasant ST.
NV DU5 $500
WHITE-5S0O Broad Branch I'd, Chevy
Chase. D. c. Corner 6-rm., bath; lRe. lot;
vacant; necessary to redecorate. Price,
$13 $50: terms. $4,000 first trust pay
able SIS mo-. balance cash. Open. Sub
NIT o(3er. MA. 33s3. la
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tcontinued on Next PsssJ
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!, yrs. ago: possession
1-story. 5-rm., 1-bath,
r heated brick house,
screened porch. slate
ulate throughout. For
IWEST REALTY, ex-
Wis. ave-, OIL. 1857.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

COLORED-VET., wife, infant desires 2.
room apt. furnished or unfurnished. CO
9O59 or DJJ 9700
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MI. and Mrs. Jack Reid and Miss
Maxine Riggan went to Memphis
Tuesday.
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Henri p. Watson L.
Is Engaged TO
Linda Jane Bartlett

H%eralding a wedding of inter-
est throughout the MidSouth is the
announcement of the engagement of
Miss Linda Jane Bartlett, daughter
of Nh. and Mrs. Donald Bartlett. of
Como, to Mr.. Henri Phillips Watson
Jr, son of Mr.. Henri Phillips Watson
of Lexington.
Wedding plans will be announced
later.
Miss Bartlett in the granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Taylor of
Como and Judge George A. Bartlett
and the late Mrs. Bartlett of Reno,
New. She attended Chatham Hall,
Va, and was graduated from All
Saints School Vicksburg. She atten-
ded Sweet Briar College, Sweet
Briar Virginia.
Mr.. Watson was graduated from
Lexington High School and attended
Culver Military Academy, Ind- and
Southwestern. He was a member of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. During the
war he served in Europe and was
discharged with the rank of captain.
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~Lehmon-Ervin Vows
Pledged At Yozoo City

The marriage of Miss Barbar Jean
Erwin, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Erwin Of Tchula, and Mr.. Otis
w. Lehman, of Lexington, son, Of
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Lehman took
place Sunday June 22nd, at the home
Of the Rev. DR.. Webb Brame, at va
zoo City, who performed the cere-
mony.
Bridesmaids were Miss Janice o.
born and Miss Lavonia Odom both
of Tchula, and Mrs. c. N. Russell of
Yazoo City was matron of honor.
The bridegroom was attended by
MI. c. N. Russell as best man.
Miss Erwin is a graduate of Tchula
High School here she graduated
this year.
Mr.. Lehman served in the Mer-
chant Marine for two and one-half
years and graduated with honors
with senior class of the Lexington
High School in 1947.
After a honeymoon in South Miss
issippi the couple will be at home
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Lehman of
this city.
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Ann Erwin and Elizabeth Cunning.
ham OF Jackson visited Mr.. and MIS-
!. R. Watson recently
LII. ana Mrs. p. B. Brumby, Bins
ana a have returned from a de.
hgnuul trip to French Lick, Ind.
mar. and Mrs. r. C. Gwin of Amory
spent the weekend with Mrs. r. M
Gwin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Kimbrough Jr
took Mrs. W. B. Donald Jr. of Jenn.
ings' La. to Hattiesburg Sunday
Where she was met by Mr.. Jenniag.
from there they will go to then
home in Louisiana,
Mr.. George Bunch and Mr.. JIMMY
Williams of Hornbeck, Tenn. and
Miss Georgia Byrd were houseguests
OF her parents MI. and Mrs. o. M.
Byrd last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Belk and child
rem Leta Ellis and Fred M, of Holly
springs were overnight guests of
his sister, Mrs. A. M. Doty and DR..
Doty Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. n Mrs. T. A. Lail spent the
weekend in Memphis.
Mr.. M. L. Smith of Thornton was
in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Belk and son,
Dean of Holly Springs visited his
sister, Mrs. A. M. Doty and DR.. Doty
last week enroute to Biloxi.
Mr.. A. D. Webb of New York
spent the weekend with Mr., and
Mrs. Norman Weathersby.
Miss Barbara Nabers spent last
week with Miss Lucy Jean Coving-
ton at Alderman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert Nabers and
John went to Jackson. Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. William Asger were
guests Sunday in the home of the
Allie Povalls.
Mrs. Edgar Lumpkin was hostess
at a supper party recently. Her que
SITS were: Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. Sid
ney p. Rhyme and Mrs. Emily p.
Lucas.
Mrs. Earl Hooke Jr. and sons OF
Utica r spending several days with
her mother, Mrs. c. o. Povall.
Miss Rosemary Williams, of Bel
zoni spent a few days with her aunt
Mrs. c. A. Glover.
DR.. and Mrs. Victor Birdsong OF
Jackson are the proud parents Of 9
son born recently at of Jackson's
hospitals. Mrs. Birdsong will be re-
membered as Miss Mary Dyer Bur
well formerly of this city.
Mr.. Joe Latham of Jackson. spent
several days last week with MI. ano
Mrs. Norman Weathersby.
Mrss. H. d. Money returned Mon.
day by plane from a months vaca-
ton to points in California. She was
met in Jackson by Miss Leila STAINS.
bury and Mrs. Lumpkin.
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Horpole LinfieId Vows
Pledged AT GuIfport

Miss Mary Barrett Linfield daugh-
ter of Mrs. Edwin Harper Linfielc
and the late D. Linfield became the
bride of Edward Braime Harpole
son of Mrs. Martin Rock Harpole
and the late Mr.. Harpole of Laurel
at IL Am. on June 20 at the chapel
of the Presbyterian Church. D. j. N
Brown officiated at the double ring
ceremony in the presence of the i'm
mediate families.
Preceding and during the wedding
Mrs. William Estopinal played a pro-
gram of nuptial music and the we'd
ding marches.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Will Barrett of Lexing-
ton. She wore a white suit with
white accessories. Her hat was OF
white straw encircled with a yelled
wreath of small orange blossoms
her only ornament, a strand of pearls
was the gift of the groom. She car
ried a small white Bible mounted
with white rosebuds and lilies-of-
the-valley. For travelling her corsage
was an orchid.
The chapel altar was banked with
greenery. Arrangements of white
gladoli in tall baskets and tapers
in cathedral candelebra completed
the decorations.
Mrs. o. L. Petty of Temple, Texas,
sister of the bride attended as mat
ron of honor. Harold H. White Jr.,
of Laurel was best man. Cadet Ed
win Kennedy of West Point Military
Academy and Gulfport acted as
usher.
Immediately following the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Harpole left on
a wedding trip to Florida. They will
be at home in a few weeks at the
University of Mississippi.
Thursday evening a rehearsal sup
per was given at the home of the
brides mother for the bridal party
and out Of town guests. Arrange
ments of gladioli, white and
gardenias were used for decoration.
Miss Anne Reilly assisted in the hos
FATALITIES.
Gulfport Daily Herald
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Clubs
Personals
Virginia Jane WHburn
Announces Wedding Plans

Miss Virginia Jane Wilburn, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Frede-
rick Wilburn of Pickens is today
announcing plans for her wedding
to Mr.. Marion Mitchell Walshe, son
OF Mr.. Frank Walshe Sr. and the
late Mrs. Walshe of New Orleans.
The ceremony will take place in
Galloway Memorial Church in Jack
son on the morning of July fifth at
ten-thirty o'clock. The Rev. r. P.
Neblett ST., of Shelby, will be the
officiating minister. The bride-elect
will be given in marriage by her
father. Mrs. Claude Dinkins Smith,
the former Miss Mary Wilburn, will
attend her sister as matron-of-honor
and Miss Delitha Sue Anthony of St.
Louis and Washington, Missouri,
cousin of the b~ride-elect, will serve
as bridesmaid.
Mr.. Frank B. Williams of New Or
leans will serve as best man. Groom
smen viii be Mr.. Mike Wheeler of
New Orleans and Mr.. Claude Din
kins Smith of Canton and ushers
will be Mr.. Bill McKie and MIR. E.
w. Atkinson, Jr. of Pickens. Mr..
John H. Davis, Jr. will light the can
dies. Mrs. Hardy Swayze McKie of
Pickens will be soloist and Mr. John
Howard Douglas of Goodman will
give the nuptial music.
A breakfast will be given at the
Robert E. Lee Hotel, following the
ceremony for the families. wedding
party, and out-of-town guests.
No cards have been issued and
friends are invited to attend the
ceremony.
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Mrs. Eddie Pearce and daughter
Bobby Winn, left Wednesday for
their new home in Arlington, Va.
they were accompanied by Mr.. Earl
Hooke, Mr.. Earl Hooke Jr. and Miss
Ella Ann Hooke, of Utica. They will
visit Mr.. Robert Stigler and family
in Dayton, Ohio, enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Greer Jr. OF
Columbia, S. c. will arrive July 4th'
for a weeks visit with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Doty and his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Greer, at
Summit.
Misses Quida Woody and Rebecca
Baine of Tchula with Miss Bee
Johnson, were luncheon guests Sun
day of Mrs. Edgar Lumpkin. Ouida
was soloist at Saint Mary's Episco-
pal Church Sunday morning when
she sang Shubert's Ave Maria.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-03
Lucky Twelve Picnic
At Holmes Park

The Lucky Twelve Club had their
annual picnic Tuesday afternoon of
last week at the Holmes County
Park, where club members and
guests enjoyed a delightful outing.
The guests for the afternoon were:
Mrs. Sidney Henley, Mrs. Marion
Mcclellan, Mrs. Maybelle O'Reily,
Mrs. Guy Holder, Mrs. E. R. Trotter,
Mrs. Roy Brown and Mrs. Joe Stern.
Members and friends enjoyed bin
go and Mrs. O'Reily won the prize.
Late in the afternoon a delicious
picnic lunch was served by the club
members.
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Mrs. Jane Moore Host
To 600 Club Wednesday

Mrs. James Moore was hostess to
the members of the 600 Club and
guests on Friday, June 18th, at three
o'clock.
The three tables of members and
their guests, Mrs. R. w. Gulledge
and Miss Emma Mclean, enjoyed
playing on the sun porch of Mrs.
Moors's home.
The home was made more beautl-
full by lovely arrangements OF mixed
summer flowers from the hostess
garden.
Mrs. Gulledge was the high score
winner.
The hostess served a delicious sa-
lad plate with sandwiches and frost
ed Coca-Colas.
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Egvnt Plantation
Scene OtPdrty

The Egypt Plantation home of MIR.
and Mrs. J.. T. Thomas, Jr. was the
scene of a lovely informal courtesy
yesterday afternoon when they hon
ored Miss Merrel Parker and Mr..
Jack johnson, Jr.
Refreshing drinks and hor d'eov-
res were served by the pool where
the guests were greeted by MI. and
Mrs. Thomas. Following a delightful
swim games of bridge were enjoyed
and later a delicious supper was
served in the playhouse.
Sharing with Miss Parker and Mr..
Johnson this lovely courtesy were
Miss Eleanor Steele Thomas and Mr..
Fred Johnson, Miss Betty Jane john
son and Mr.. j. T. Thomas, III, Miss
Genie Steele Hardy and Mr.. Charlie
Walker of Columbus, weekend
guests of Miss Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Parker and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
E. Johnson.
Greenwood Commonwealth
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Master Billie Willis Of Memphis
has returned to his home after q
visit with his grandmother, MRS. w.
H. Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Tate of
Hollandale visited relatives over the
weekend.
Miss Alice Byrd and Miss Georgia
Byrd, MIR. Jimmy Williams and MIR.
George Bunch were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Wynn Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. Ohio Byrd of Hollandale was
the weekend guests of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Byrd.
Miss Kathleen Bush of Pinola
has recently come to Lexington to
make her home. She will be connect
ed with the First Baptist Church as
secretary. Miss Bush is a graduate
of Blue Mountain College.