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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-14
PASADENA BRANCH
HONORS GENERAL
OVERSEER

A host of Zion friends, num-
boring about 100, met at the
Woman's Club Building on
March 22nd, in Eagle Rock,
near Glendale and Pasadena,
in honor of General Overseer
Mintern, Earl Casperson and
their wives.
Overseer Robinson and his
wife greeted each guest as
they entered and each lady
was presented with a floral
corsage by Mrs. Olive Greer.
Every one seemed to enjoy
themselves.
One of the features of our
program was an opportunity
to testify on the new record
ing instrument, and by means
of the instrument to hear Eu-
gene Mifflin and Rev. Bob
Lichty testify and give us the
news of their coming depart
ure for the Mission work IN
South Africa. 1t was also won
derful to hear the choir, Over
seer Lee and others.
Among the out-of-town folks
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Built
want, Mrs. Geo. Wise, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Hoeksema, Mr.. and
Mrs. Axel Uokkola (Mrs. Uok-
kola was formerly Lois Paul
ger), Mrs. Elizabeth Collett-
Scott and two children, Mrs.
Will Collett and her son, Ar
thur, Jimmy Anderson, Mr.:
and Mrs. Robert Stowe and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Per-
ington and family.
Pasadena Group.
O. R. Bennewate.
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fife TheOCrat

uated from Kenosha High
School, Mrs. Toomey having
attended School of Photogra-
ply in Chicago. Mr.. Toomey
has been interested in photog-
raphy and Photographic work
all of his life, having worked
for the high school paper
while in high school and hav-
ing since operated his own
studio in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Mr.. Toomey is a World War
II veteran, having entered the
service in 1913 and having
served in the 72Oth Railway
Operation Battalion in Eng
land, France, Belgium and
Germany, during and after
the war. Mr.. and Mrs. Toomey
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expect to make their home in
Zion as soon as they can find
a suitable place to live. They
have special equipment to
take care of child photography
and portrait work, and are
we'll equipped and trained for
all types of high grade pho
Biography.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Toomey
are very happy to have the
opportunity to serve the Zion
Benton community and cor
daily invite all former patrons
of the Sunshine Studio and all
persons in the community in
terested in photography to
drop in and see them soon, at
$500 Sheridan Road.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-14
KENOSHA GETS RADIO
STATION

Circus thrills came early to
Kenosha, Wisconsin, this year
as an agile quartet of radio
tower specialists, using the
roof of the eight story Keno
sha National Bank Building as
a foundation" began con-
struction of 240 foot antenna
for Kenosha's new radio sta
ton, WHIP.
After ten days of a continu-
GUS performance of aerial dex-
terity and death defiance
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-14
OBITUARY

Maude D. Mcintosh was
born in Glasgow, Ontario, Can
ada on February 8, 1882 and
departed this life May 4, 1947
at the st. GATHERINGS Hospital
in Kenosha, Wisconsin, shortly
after suffering a stroke in her
home.
Mrs. Mcintosh came to Zion
in 1917 with her husband, Pat
rick. Following his death in
1880 she moved to Kenosha,
where she operated a shop on
Sixth Avenue.
Surviving to mourn her loss
are two daughters, Mrs. Ethel
Tanner of Zion and Mrs. Laura
Durlak, of Kenosha, and a son,
Orville, of Zion. She is also
survived by a sister, Mrs. Eva
Mullins of Zion and two bro
theirs, David and Colin Cars
we'll of Ontario, Canada. A
son, James, preceded his moth
er in death in 1914.
Funeral services were held
from the Zion Chapel on Tues
day afternoon, May 6, 1947 at
800 o. m. with Overseer M. J.
Mintern, and Elder A. A.
Wright officiating. Burial was
made in Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
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SUNSHINE STUDIO
RE-OPENS UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT

The Sunshine Studio which
was owned and operated for
SO years by Emil Schattschnei-
der was recently leased by
Clarence R. and Ethel M. Too
mey and was re-opened on
Monday, May 9th. The studio
has been recently renovated
and re-decorated and also has
been re-equipped with many
of the latest devices for the
production of the finest in por-
trait and commercial photo
graphic work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toomey will
operate under the name of the
"Toomey Studio" and they
are also equipped to take care
of film developing and kodak
work. Mr.. and Mrs. Toomey
were both born in Kenosha,
Wisconsin, both having grad
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daily from eight to five, the
steeplejack-engineers crowned
their creation with a 70 pound
flasher beacon on April 18th,
and Kenosha went back to it's
normal routine with more than
slight kink in it's collective
neck. The new antenna, which
weighs 1900 pounds, rests on
a structural steel base of equal
weight. The complete unit is
structural supporting; none of
the weight rests on the roof
itself. This means that the bulk
of tower. and base is equally
distributed throughout the
steel framework of the eight
story building.
The newly-completed, shiny
steel structure will serve to es-
tablish and maintain the $50
watt signal of radio station
WHIP on the anyways.
According to William L.
Lipman, owner and operator
of the Kenosha Broadcasting
Company, WHIP will broad
cast on a clear channel fire.
quency with a dial tuning of
1850 kilocycles. Primary I'M
interrupted listening range
will cover approximately an
100 mile radius. WHIPS SER
vice, therefore, will extend
north to Milwaukee, south to
Evanston, Illinois, and west to
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
Manned by a professional
staff of some Is people, WHIP
will be essentially a communi-
ty station, without network af-
filiations. The offices and stu
dios, designed by Lawrence
Momberg, Chicago architect,
are now nearing completion.
The station will devote itself
to well-balanced overall pro-
gram of entertainment, service
and education which will in
clude the best in music, sports,
news and public service.
The only radio medium ded-
icated to news and public SER
vice coverage in the North
Shore area, WHIP will serve
as new outlet for self express
sion and enlightenment to the
people of this busy area.
The new station went on the
air May 18th, and is heard
here in Zion between the hours
of 6 a. m. &C. S. TO- and sum
Il
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CONSIDERATION

Elder A. j. Smith consecrat-
ed to God Daniel John Pollard
at the Zion Tabernacle, Mel
bourne, Victoria, Australia, on
Lords Day, March 80.
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Announcement has been made
of the names of the executive
board of the recently organized
Business Girls Club, together
with members of standing com
mittees.
The officers are Miss Dorothy
Rhodes, president. Miss Rather
inc Rhodes, vice president; Miss
Helen DeForrest, secretary; Miss
Marie Thigpen, treasurer. and
Mis- Else Larsen, reporter,
The standing committees ate
as follows: constitution and by
laws, Miss Katherine Rho4es
chairman. Misses Alma McFaul
ana Cora Belle Walker, project,
Miss Elaine Fitzpatrick, chairman.
Misses Aleue DeAngela, Marie
Dannelly, and Vera Stig cts, fl
nance, Miss Liddie j. Tanner.
chairman, Misses Ethel Duncan
and Bunny Garter; guide book,
Mrs. Warren B Se2ley. chairman,
Misses Clarita Matthews and Nit
ii Purdy; publicity, Miss Else
Larsen, chairman, Misses Caro-
lyn Williams and Ruby Wade:
sports, Miss Eva Ruth Wyatt,
chairman, Misses Marie Krebs,
Juanita Wadford, Leona krebs
and Mary Duncan; and initiation,
Miss Amelia Owens, chairman,
and Misses Fepeean2a Romero,
Virginia Goss, Bernice Golf and
Monettc Garter.
Mrs. Warren b. Seelev, who
was instrumental in organizing
the Girls Service Organization
of the USO and in sponsoring
its efforts during the years that
it did valiant service in enter
tanning men of the service dur
ing the war, will be sponsor OF
the new organization. which
phoenix like has risen from the
defunct organization.
The object of the Business
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EsCatawpa

Mr.. ard Mrs. j. H. Williams an
nounce the marriage of their
daughtcr, Jacqueline joyce, to
Pvt. Sinclair Reed. Jr., of Alex
andyia. La. Attendants at the
marriage we're Miss Mary Marga-
ret Ohr and Pvt. Emery c. vii
kie. Pvt. Reed is stationed at
Keesler Field and the young
people are making their home III
Biloxi.
Pvt. Lester A. Golf of the U.
S. Army is at home visiting his
mother, Mrs. Erie Golf. He is
stationed at Fort Jackson, South
Carolina. He is en- route to Fort
Lawton, Wash, and from there
he will be going to Alaska.
Mrs. Miranda Sherman and
daughter Beverly, have arrived
here from Lansing. Mich, and
are visiting in the home of MI.
and Ms John Sherman, They are
planning to make their home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Karl Eckert and
family were recent visitors To rel
atives in Ocean Springs.
Voneille Cropp and Melissa
Miller visited in the home of MI.
and Mrs. Coy Mcdaniel in Pas
eagoula Sunday.
The Women's Department Of
the Recognized Church Of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints met
at the church on Monday for their
regular meeting. Mrs. Irene Will
hams vas III charge of the meet
ing. Mrs. Dorothy Martin, the
secretary, Mrs. Lola Mcqueen,
was the speaker. The lesson was
1.-The Life and Ministry of Je-
sus" was taught by Mrs. Lou
Smith. The lesson of the day
was THE Ministry of John the
Baptist" After the lesson the
blue prints of the new church
Were discussed.
Misses Peggy and Patsy Ruth
Breland were visitors to Hatties-
burg over the weekend.
Mrs. Fred Eckert visited her
parents for a few days last week
in Foley, Ala.
Mrs. Nalty Smith and small
son from Sanat0lium spent the
weekend in the home Of her par
ents, M. and Mrs. J. c. Byrd.
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Three Rivers

The Woman's Society Of Chris
tan Service met with Mrs. Sam
KirkWood Wednesday evening.
TWenty-one members were pres
ent. Mrs. Sam Kirkwood led the
devotional. Mrs. NJ. B. Cumbest,
Mrs. Fred Carter and MIS-. George
Scarborough had parts on the pro-
gram. TIE meeting was closed
with a prayer. During the social
hour the hostess served refresh
ments.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Donald Cumbest
and son. Ronnie, of Jackson IS
spending a few DAYS with the for
mes parents, M and Mrs. Eli
Cumbest.
Mr.. sam Kirkwood. Max and
Roy Olen Porter made a business
trip to Lucedalc Thursday.
Friends OF Mrs Milton Kirk
wood are sorry To hear Of her i'll
ness. Everyone hopes for her a
speedv recovery.
Mr.. and Ms Billy Hubbard are
the proud parents Of a baby girl
born "Wednesday.
Ms T. J. KifkWood visited her
brother and sistes-in-laW. Mr.. and
Ms. W. Golf Of Kreole.
Mr.. and Mrs. 10 Rockwell 81
Wade VISITED M. and Ms. An
die Scarborough Sunday afternoon.
M. and Ms. Hubert DRYDEN
Of Paseagoula visited NJ. and Ms.
Mack Cumbest.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Golf Wis.
tied Nj. and Mrs. Bureh Parker
Saturday afternoon.
Nj. and Ms. Roy Porter and
son. Max we're the weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Bafia.
Mrs. Buren, KirkWood and title
daughter June and joyce Porter
If Wade visited relatives and
friends in Hurley Saturday.
Mr.. Sam KirkWood and Buren,
KirkWood made q business trip
10 Moss Point Wednesday
Mesdames Clifton KirkWood.
Porter, and B. {. Parker
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Officers Announced By Recently
Organized Business Girls Club

Girls club is to cooperate in
worthwhile civic projects and
work with all organizations to-
ward the betterment of Jackson
county. Its motto is Service
It's colors red and white, and
its flower. the rose.
Service is a requisite for mem
bership also that a girl must be
IS and be of high school and
that when she reaches 81 sine
must become a qualified voter.
The NAMES Of the board Of tfus-
tees viii be announced later.
Meetings viii be held IN the
former ESQ club room at the
Chamber of Commerce building
On South Pascagoulq street,
which Is to be thoroughly renov-
ated in The near future.
Among the first services to be
rendered by the BEG W8s the
serving of the menu at the re-
cent Chamber of Commerce ban
quet by Il committee of IL mem
beers.
A an aftermath, these girls
were guests of j. +. Velcich al
a dinuee at the Beach Park Pa.
wilton Monday evening when
other guests were Mrs. Seely
and Hermes Gautier. The com.
mittee vas composed of Misses
Amelia Owens, Marie Dannelly
Juanita Wadford, Elaine Kilpat-
rick, Monette Carter, Alene De
Angelo, Bernice Golf, and Kath-
crime and Dorothy Rhodes.
Meeting are TO be held weekly
at the club room as soon as fur
niture can be secured. To this
end the girls are requesting help
from anyone having unused ar
ticles of furniture, asking that
they lend them to the club. Per
sons wishing to help in this way
should contact Mrs. Seelv or
members of the club.
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Friends Honor c.. T.
Locke On His Eighty
Seventh Birthday

A recent event of interest to a
number of friends of c. T. Locke
was a surprise party at which they
celebrated his eighty-seventh
birthday Loaded with gifts and
refreshments and led b. Mrs.
David Upton, who was IN charge
of arrangements, the group called
at his home, l406 Adm. Dewey
where the evening was pleasantly
spent in extending fluctuations
to the honor guest and viewing
the large number of gifts which
he received.
A birthday cake with candles
forming the figure 81, was an
important part of the party. Re
freshments We're served during
the latter part Of The evening.
Those taking part in the sur
prise We're Mr.. and Mrs. David
Upton and family: Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers Goodwin ard family; Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Rennals and fam
lily; c. l.. Locke and family, Mrs.
Halle Calvert. Mrs. Guy Thigpen,
Bobby Joe Thigpen. Mrs. {. T.
Locke. and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Coker.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
Whereas, O nthe 9th daV of July,
1916, MACK CHAPMAN II VALLlE
REA CHAPMAN, executed and deliv-
cred to the undersigned, Doris R. Tay-
lor. trustee, and the Pascagoula-Moss
Point Bank, Beneficiary; a Deed of
Trust which was duly recorded in
Book 33. page SO Of the Record of
Deed of Trust of Jackson County, Mis-
sissippi. and
Whereas. the indebtedness secured by
said Deed OF Trust has not been paid
and default has been made in the Deed
of trust and the Beneficiary has re-
quested the undersigned to foreclose
the said Deed of Trust.
Now therefore, l, Doris X. Taylor,
Trustee under the provision of and by
virtue of authority conferred upon me
in said Deed of Trust Will on Friday,
the 28th day of March. l947, offer for
sale and sell at public auction for cash
to the highest and best bidder at the
North front door of the Jackson Couu-
~ Courthouse at Pascagoula. Missis-
sippi, during legal hours. the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit
That parcel of land situated in
Jackson County. Mississippi. Lot
in Block 2: same being a sub
division of the NW4 of the NET of
Section 20. Township Z South,
Range 5 West. Jackson County.
Mississippi. Same being shown by
record at the courthouse in Plat
Book /, page 30, in the office of
the Chancery Clerk of Jackson
County Mississippi.
Published and posted this the, 7th
day of March. 1917.
DORIS r. TAYLOR. Trustee.
st 81, ii, 81.
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NorIcE

Notice Is hereby given that sealed
proposals Will be received BY the Jack
san County School Board up 10 satdrs
DAY. April s. 1917. a. Q a m for The
construction Of a new one teacher con
crete school building for the Davis
Chapel Colored School in accordance
With plans and specifications on file in
the office Of the County Supefinten=
dent Of Education al the Court House
in p~ascaFoula. Mississippi
The rIPhf IS reserved 70 reject any
and all bids Each bid must be ae=
eampanied BY q bid bond or a cashiers
check IN the account Of Sc Of the
base bid
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD.
A + McGEHEE- Chairman.
+ JOHNSON. Secretary.
At 81. i. II. %
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were business visitors to Pasca-
goula Monday.
Miss Nina Mae Kirkwood is on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Dryden,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Golf of Pas
cagoula visited the formers par
ents, NJ. and Mrs. Mack Cumbest,
Sunday afternoon.
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Letters Of Administration having
beer tins dav issued to the under
signed on the Estate Of II 6 Heukel.
deceased. notice Is hereby given TO all
persons. firms or corporations having
claims against said Estate 70 file such
claim with the Clerk OF the ChancefV
Court OF Jackson County. Mississippi
for probate. registration and allow
auce within SIX ~ months from tins
date or said claims viii he forever
barred
Thie p dav of February. 1917
" z HERRING. Administrator.
II . 9X At Ia 81
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Il st. Il. p. "a
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
TO CREDITORS -

Letters Of Administration having
been this DAY issued TO the undeTz
signed or the Partnership Estate Of
4 s. Henkel and Company notice Is
hereby gwen 70 all persons. firms or
eofp0fatIous having claims against
aid Estate 10 file such claim with
tie Clerk OF the Chaneery Court of
Jackson County. Mississippi for pro
bate. registration and allowance with
IN six t6t MONTH from this date or
said claims viii be forever barred
THIS IS dav 1T February. 1877
" p HERRING. Administrator
1t 2-2s, 81, II, Il
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EXECUTORS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
No oEYo

n IL Wa OF TIE ESTATE
OF FRANCIS TANNER, Deceased.
Letters OF Testamentafv HAVING been
issued on the 4th dav of March, Ie47,
~ me 1aaneery Court of Jackson
County. Mississippi. to the tlnderefans
cd as Executor of the Estate of Francis
amer deceased notice is hereby pfV-
en- TO all persons having claims against
satd Estate TO present the same 10 fbe
JERK OF me Chancery Court of Jack
son County. Mississippi. for ro6af
ana registration. according TO law
within six months of the date of the
first publication hereof. or such claims
II any. Will be forever barred
witness my signature. this the 4th
daY OF March. 1947.
Signed
AARON AUSTIN. Executor
IL Il IL u %
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NOTICE OF SALE

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
MADISON LUMBER COMPANY.
VS.. NO 1882.
ADCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
SCANLON-TAYLOR MfLLWORK.
COMPANY,
US NO 1858.
SIDNEY M. AUSTIN. trading as
ADCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that |, the
undersigned. ID. o. NEWMAN. Sheriff
of Jackson County. Mississippi, Will
IN Monday. April 7. l9I7. at the front
door OF the court house of Jackson
County Mississippi, within legal hours,
offer Tor sale and sell 10 the highest
and best bidder for cash. the follow
ing described lane situated in Jack
son County. Mississippi, in the City
OF P~ascaPoula. viz:
The F~arnsworth Coal Docks prop
erty. being a lot of land bounded
on the West by PaseaRoula River.
on the North by Krebs Avenue on
the East by the Gulley Grocery Com
pany property and on the South by
the l.. & N. Railroad Company
right-of-way, said lot being situat-
ed in Claim Section 5. Township 3
South. Range 8 West. and being
known as the Ice Factory Lot on
River front. together will the build
ing and improvements situated there
on and ali rights %thereunto apper-
tanning Or belonging
This sale is made in pursuance of
a writ of execution issued in the two
above styled cases by W. {. Ravens,
Circuit Clerk of Jackson County. Mis-
sissippi wherein judgments were rem
dered against Sidney NJ, Austin, trad
ing as Adeo Construction Company.
and said judgments remaining unsat-
SHED Writs OF execution were issued
n,I til. eapoa xHafa lAUFa6 hN mo an
the above described property. The in
crest therein of the defendant. Sid
ney NJ Austin. trading as Adco Con
struction Company. will be Offered for
sale At aid time and place.
WITNESS MY HAND this the 25th
DAY of February. ig47.
d. o. NEWMAN.
Sheriff Of Jackson
County, Mississippi.
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extra nourishment as well as extra
portions by using SUNNYFIELD
RICE GEMS as a meat extender.
because they contain precious vita
MINIS and minerals. Serve them
often for breakfast. too. They're
thriftily priced at APP.
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oUN
RIG Il GE M s.
Season, pack into
baking dish and
bake in moder-
ate oven,3 76 +.
/ hour..You get.
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SOME eRusu

Like cheese with your apple pie?
Then use It as a top crust. And for
rich. tangy flavor, use MEL-O-BIT
AMERICAN CHEESE from the
A&P. Just bake your pie minus the
top crust, and 10 minutes before
You take 1t from the oven, Law
slices Of MEL-0-BIT (about III
Thick over the apples. Umm, what
= cTustl
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
IN THE CHANCERY COURT
OF JACKSON COUNTY
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

IN THE CHANCERY COURT
OF JACKSON COUNTY
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LIONEL A. DALE
No 9812 vs.
DAN +. TANNER. EFT AL
~ virtue OF the authority vested
in me by a decree Of the Chaneefy
Court Of Jackson County. Mississippi.
rendered in the above styled cause on
the lst day of March. A D, 1917 at
a vacation term of said Court, VIII
ell al public cutlery 70 the highest
bidder for cash At the tmain e%ntlaneel
front daaf Of tie County Court House.
in the CITY Of Paseagoula. Mississippi
on the 7th DAY Of April. 1911. with IN
legal hours. the following described
real estate II Jackson County. Mtssis=
sippi, to-Wit
A traet of land described as being
situated IN Section -. Township I
South. Hange ) West. according to
a plan or survey recorded IN sur
VeVor's Book |. page 2i2. on file
with the ChaneefS Clerk.
nv a lime running - follows
Beginning at the Southeast corner
OF Lot / Of SAID Plan Of survey
ard running thence South GEO teet
thence run Wet Ge0 feet thence run
North eco feet and thence run East
eco feet to the point Of beginning
Witness my hand this the 18th daN
OF March A. D. la47.
tSeaD FRED TAYLOR.
Special Commissioner.
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q @|E M

Spring will soon be here and one of the first signs is apt
to be the falling off of appettes. Now, in Grandma's day that
was the signal to dole out doses of sulphur and molasses fughD
But today it's merely an added incentive to make meals tempt
ing-looking and grand-tasting. So | hope today's suggestions
will help YOU do lust that.
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DELINQUENT MUNICIPAL TAX SALE
CRY OF PAscAcoULA. MISSISSIPPI

CITY OF PAscAGoULA. MISSISSIPPI
l Will sell at public cutlery to the highest bidder, for cash. at the front
door of the City Hall in the City of Paseagoua. Jackson County. State of
OF
MONDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1897
during legal hours. the following described land and lots or SO much thereof
as may be necessary 10 make thu mou % axes thereon for the fiscal year
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that propos-
ais will be received by the Board of
Trustees of the Vancleave CONSOLE
dated School up to Saturday. March
29. 1897 at Q A. M. for the drilling of
a three inch artesian well,
. The bidder will furnish all equip
ment and labor for the developing
of a flowing we'll on the property of
the Vaneleave Consolidated School
The bidder will furnish proposals for
the consideration of the Board OF
Trustees:
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. Each bid must be ac-
companied by a bid bond or cashiers
check in the amount OF So of the base
bid
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
VANCLEAVE CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
HUBERT MALLETTE. Chairman.
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