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Valley frontiersman., 1947-11-26
Coop Loses Court Decision To Daiirymen

The 22 Valley milk producers won their case against the Ma tanuska Valley Farmers Coop erating Association Friday when Judge Anthony J. Dimond awarded then $28,7OO.6O.
 The judge contended that this sum was the milk producers share of the profits from the sale of milk in the fiscal year of 1945.
 The P milk producers had asked S34,O65.23, plus interest on the amount.
 The judge arrived al his de- cision this way: He said the Co-op's books showed a net profit of $57.00l.58 for that year. He first deducted the rent of S3.207.75. He also de- ducted two per cent permis- sible under the terms of the contract on gross sales of milk and milk products. This was S6.377.32. That left $47.4l5.- 5l.
 The P milk producers repre- sented 60.53 per cent of all the milk producers in terms of the monetary value of milk sold that fiscal year. The judge then applied this percentage to the $47, ,415.51 and arrived with his figure of $28,7OO.6O.
 The court case has been a sub ject of deep concern and inter- est throughout the Valley.
 Judge Dimond said he would probably write decision soon. When this decision is written. the Frontiersman hopes 10 get a copy of ii and print ii yer batim in the paper because ii believes that by so doing. the paper is fulfilling a public res possibility.
 Attorney Ed Davis of Anchor age did not know whether he would appeal the judges deci- sion. He said he hadn't discussed it yet with the Co-op's officials.
 Both Davis and Attorney George Grigsby, counsel for the P milk producers, prepared ela- borate briefs on the subject. Judge Dimond complimented both men on their thoroughness
 (continued on page 1O)
Valley frontiersman., 1947-11-26
Seniors Say

Statuesque brunettes, petite blondes, flashing-eyed redheads they've all been signed to ap- pear as models in the colossal fashion parade planned for the ScreWball show of the senior class next Saturday evening. The exquisite models, none of whom have ever appeared in Palmer before, will parade in breath taking creations, never before displayed.
 That style show is easily worth the adult admission price of 75 cents in itself, chairman Bob Lucas asserts. However he's planning an~ additional list of entertainment numbers to round out the evening of show-goers.
 We can't say too much," he cautions. "Just remember-any- fhing can happen. We're pre- pared for the worst"
 However he was willing to lift l corner fo the dark curtain con. cealing senior plans long enough to list several other events. Sec ond highlight of the evening is an old-fashioned 'tmellerdram- mer," done as a pantomime. riN-packed and awe-inspiring from the moment the curtain
Valley frontiersman., 1947-11-26
Happy Holiday

Remember there is no paper Saturday. giving both your editor a holiday and the print CT. as well. There! We didn'i think we'd be able 10 fill this. space.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-11-26
It's Still Virgil

A pre-holidaY slump has slowed entrants in the Valley Frontiersman b ption contest to a leisurelY amble. Point standings at an early hour Monday morning ranked the contestants this way:
The Valley settler., 1947-10-16
MR. {, MRS. TOM LEPAK hONOREO AT LAST Mtf TING O. PIONEER GRANGE NO. 2

The Northland Pioneer Grange met in the Grange Hall on October g. The Charter was draped in memory of Mir. Earl Hecker. Mir. HE. Gerschnel vas given deInit to jo in the Tesi1la Grange.
 Forty members and seven children turned out to help Master Tom Lepak and Mrs. Le- pa5 celebrate their Crystal Wedding A1ni- yer rsarY. A No ok Wedding vas performed vi tn Vivian Goodrich as bride and Karla Duff as groom. Mrs. Lulu Sandvik furni sh- ed the appropriate music at the piano. Harry Duff was impressive as the minister. The flower girl and ring bearer were George Small and Walter Niemann. The bride's sobbing mother was played by Mrs. Nina Stock and her father (m tn 5hot gun and all) was played by Mrs. Esther Brock. Larry Stock played the Annivereory Song on the piano and dedicated it to them. After the uedd ing, Mir. and Mrs. Lepah we're given a shower Of useful gifts such as an old catalog, cracked mirrors, etc. etc.
 1Ss IsOs DCOCh DT6SGub6Q UL5LI " It'll . beaut iful cake which was enjoyed by many later on that evening.
 Alter the shower, Mrs. Lulu Sandvik &C., companied group Of singers at the piano. Mrs. Tossing and George Bl ack played Tor dane ing to round out very complete and happy evening for all.
 The next meet ing will be on October 25-- so why don't you come and join the fln7?
 Gran re Hall 8 D.m,
The Valley settler., 1947-10-16
FRO0 THE .GRAnGES WASILLA FNTfRTAINS PALMER
FAL Mf R

On Tuesday Mite October 7th Wasi11a Grange No. 9 was visited by members of Pioneer Grange No. l of Palmer. The visiting menbers put on the program for the eve- ming which consisted of a talk on the origin of the Grange and it's purposes by Carl Raauo ssen, a Musical sele ection. and a reading by George Small, and ahort talks by several other visiting members. L. c. Stock presented a flag to the Wasilla Grange, gift from the Pioneer Grange.
 After the program, sendwi ches, cake, ice cream and coffee were enjoyed by those present.
 Wayne Hunter, Secretary.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Dritz Wool Sports
Yorn, SEC Vas Csc

$50 two-ounce balls of DritZ yarn In
light and dark c0lOrS.
10 Model Cotton Guest and Kitchen Towels
Now $3.50
colored embroidery. Red and blue trim.
Less than Y price. Now 50
13 Stamped Cross s-stitch Rug Patterns, 39x58
inches Were 81. Now SOC
l Piece of Needlepoint with petit point fin
ished design. 2ox25 canvas. Was &c. Now.
$3.50
Is Stamped Pinafores in green and blue with
peach trim. Size 2. Were 81. Now Csc
13 Rayon Handbag Innings with slide fasten-
ers. Assorted shapes and sizes. Red only.
Were 81 and more. Now -5 soc
. Model Cotton Tufted Rugs with blue or
beige ground 24x36 inches approximately.
Ovals. Were $3.50. Now--: $3.50
50 Skeins of Bucilla Wonderland Cotton in
assorted colors. 2-ounce skeins. Were zoe.
Now l0c
So Pairs of Play Shoes to Be Crocheted in
assorted styles and color combinations. Me-
dium and large sizes. Package contains all
materials for completion. Were 81 Now, 81
$50 Stamped Linen Guest Towels in assorted
designs. approximately 13x20. Special--45c
Group of Ninon Dresser Scarfs and Vanity
Sets with cotton lace edge. 6 doilies, 11xl1.
Were SOC. Now, 35c. IL scarfs, 14x33. Were
sl,10. 75c
IL Scarfs, l4x43 and Three piece Vanity
Sets. Were S1.25. Now w--85c
w&1-Art Needlework. Eighth Floor
Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Misses'BetterSuitsRedueed
Misses Wool Suits
Reduced

Master tailored Costume Suit in brown and
white mixture. Size Is. Less than u price
S Tailored Suits in brown and gray herring
bone stripes. Sizes II to 18. Were $S5. Now,
472S
Semi-tailored Gabardines in aqua and blue
Sizes II to Is. Were $S5. Now 347.25
Novelty stripe Tailoreds In maroon and
blue Sizes 10 to is. Were $s5. Now, S47.25
9 Haf-size Cardigans with tie front. Gabar.
dine. Green and gray. Sizes 1914 to 16h.
Were $69.75. Now A7.25
6 Wool Crepe Dressmaker Suits with bead
trimming. Gray, pink, blue and black. Less
than "a price. Now-------------$ $3s.75
Wool Tweeds In semi-tailored styles. Brown
and gray. Sizes 10 to II. Were $4e.75. Now,
$2s
w&l-Misses' Goats ana Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Misses Roincoots Reduced

Military style Goats in cotton poplin Red
and aqua. Sizes 10 and IA. Were $25. Now,
$1S.75
Rayon Gabardnes in pink, aqua and beige.
Sizes 10 to 18. Were $1995. Now S14.50
II Semi-fitted Cotton Poplins in rose, black,
beige, yellow and gray Sizes u to 90 Were
Fitted Dupont Rayon Raincoats in beige,
yellow and royal blue. Sizes 10 and IA. Were
s19.95. Now S14 80
Fitted Cotton Poplins with fly front. Beige
and aqua. Less than u price Now - $9.95
Cotton Poplins in sizes II to 18. Were
sl9.75. Now S14.sO
16 Belted Cotton Gabardines in black, aqua
and beige Sizes IL to 20. Were $2975. Now,
1886
W&L-Msses' Goats and Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Misses and HoIf-size Wool Goats Reduced
Less than Y Price


ow
o ands
n db 14and16
in brown braid trim Were Now
in an o
brown andg to
Were
andra
n an brown Were Now
Goats in nandb black shes1
t
in
s
English Fitted
rlenghco IL
W6I--An CatsTh Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
51-Gouse kyIon
IrresuIors, S7.15

# perfect, WOuld be yI.75
4S0 pairs of slightly irregular nylons,
one of our welI-known high-grade
makes. In fall shades. Sizes 813 to
1013.
90 Pairs of Little Womens Nylons, 51-gauge.
Tan. Size GA only. Less than y price.
Now pairs for 81
IS Pairs Of Little Women's Rayon Hose, 81
gauge. Cotton welt Tan. Sizes and 912.
Less than u price. Now three pairs for ii
IS Pairs of Anklets of part wool (properly
labeled for fabric content). Assorted colors.
Broken sizes Were 75c. Now CSC
w&L-Hosiery, Aisles II and 10, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Boudoir Chairs
2 Barrel back Chairs with rose cotton cover
were S46 NOW S25
l Large Tufted Armless Chair with rose
rayon cover Less than u price. Now s65
l Victorian Style Chair with cherry rayon
cover. Was $53. Now w-------- $35
Bareback Chair with gold-color cotton
cover. Was $48. Now " S25
1 Chair with rose floral pattern on a natural
ground. Cotton cover Was $39.5 So Now, SIS
l Tufted Chair with lime cotton cover. Was
$32.50. Now S22 so
2 T-Cushion Chairs with blue rayon cover.
Was $3.50. Now S35
l Pillow back Chair with rose cotton cover
2 Bareback Chairs with lime rayon and
chintz cover. Were $48. Now - s35
l One-arm Chair. Less than y price. Now,
$3.50
Miscellaneous
Mahogany finish Vanity Benches. Were
$40. Now
W&L-Bedroom Furniture Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Boudoir Chairs, Night Tables and
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

? Modern Oak Vanity Benches. Were $3.50.
2 Double-size Oak Beds. Were s34. Now,
$3.50
1 Modern Dresser and Large Hanging Mirror
in blond-1nished hardwood Was $3.50.
NOW sos
4 Mahogany finish Frame Mirrors. Were S.
1 Maple Dresser and Mirror. Was $40. Now,
$3.50
1 Solid Oak Dresser Base Was $57 Now, s42
l Solid Maple Chest on Chest. Was $189 so
Night TobIes
2 Maple Tables. Were 1880 Now $3.50
/ Modern Oak Table. Was s295O. Now,
$3.50
l Bleached Mahogany finish Table. Was s21.
l Solid Maple Table with four drawers. Less
than "a price Now---$2 $3.50
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Pictures and Frames
Reduced " and More

1 Original Water Color with red rayon velvet
frame Was $50. Now --------- - $50
1 Original Water Color, large size. Was $50
Now ~ ----- $50
2 Process Oil Pictures-fowers. Were SIS.
Now ------ $3.50
2 Modern Bird Pictures, were $39 Now. $3.50
Wood Frames with easel back. 9x12 and
10x13. Were S. Now ------ $3.50
l White Wall Bracket Of wood. Was $40.
Large Wood Wall Bracket Was $50. Now.
SIS
/ Large Wood Wall Bracket Was $75. Now,
$3.50
1 Picture-Tea Time, by Harvey. Was sl8
Now - SO
1 Child's Picture, less than u price. Now.
$3.50
W&L-Pictures and Frames, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Gas ond Electric Ranges, Electric Heaters
and Home Freezers Reduced


thai price,
1
Grand Gas Range with four burners Fully insulated Used
S2950 W. ~ - ~ -
Foa Combination Refrigerator and Freezer has feet refrigeration
$24575
&Ir-Ele Elevator Service
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Costume JeweIry
Reduced " and more

TO Pieces including antique gold-color chate-
LANES, plastic sweepstcks set with rhine
stones, bow earrings of bowdecorated ribbon,
and felt cases for glasses trimmed with beads
and sequins Were $40 and more. Now,
S120
30 Chatelaines and Band Bracelets of gold
color metal. Were $48o and more. Now,
$40
1s Expansion Bracelets Of gold color metal
Heart design in the center Less than u
price. $7.20
~ Pieces including necklaces Of multi-color
beads and simulated pearls, sterling silver
mesh band bracelets, and gold color metal
links. Were $720 and more Now - $3.50
Prices include 20ro tar
W&L-Costume Jewelry, Aisle 5, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Misses Daytime and
Evening BIouses Reduced

"a Rayon Blouses In crepe and shantung
weaves. Jewel bow and mandarin neck
lines. White, blue, black and maize Sizes
90 to 40. Were $1o.e5 and more. Now s7.75
IL Rayon Crepe Overblouses with square
neckline and braid trim. White. Sizes "a
to SO. Were $685.. -S1O.75
"a Blouses in rayon crepe pure taffeta lace
and sequin trim. Jewel and bow styles
White, aqua, royal and black Sizes IL to
38. Were s2475 and more. Now STATS
W&L-Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13

IL Tailored Rayon Robes in print with
black ground. Sizes IA to 40 Were $1295
NOW 1910
IL F1owered Rayon Housecoats in sizes ID to
20. Were s12.95. Now - S970
Rayon Hostess Pajamas with white blouse
and blue or black trousers. Size IA. Were
l Rayon Hostess Pajama with white blouse,
sequin- trimmed and black trousers Size r.
Were $135. Now w- S8I25
Rayon Jersey Hostess Gowns in pink white
and blue. Sizes ID to 90 Were S2295
Evening star., 1947-11-13

81 Pairs OF Misses and Children's Mittens
of 92qo cotton and 80 rayon. Yellow, blue
and white. Small. medium and large sizes
Less than y price. Now ------------ 25e
Pairs Of Navy Cotton Mesh Gloves. Less
than y price. Now -----------------1O 1Oc
Pairs Of Wool Mittens with hand-crocheted
palm Assorted colors Medium size. Less
than u price. Now --~----------- S1.s5
20 Pairs Of Children's Mittens with red
leather palm and baby lambswool back.
Fleece lining. Sizes 8, and 5. Less than
price. NOW
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Tailored Rayon Robes In tearose. Size Is.
Were SIS. Now $S.S5
Rayon Housecoats in aqua, lime and gray
floral designs. Sizes Is, IS, 10 and a. Were
3 Rayon Hostess Gowns, two In white and
one in black Sizes IA and 16. Less than
u price Now $3l.z5
1 Sheer White Rayon Negligee in size IL
Was $l25. Now -$73.75
l Rayon Hostess Gown in white with one
green and one red sleeve. Size Il. Was
s95. Now -S51.2S
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Wool ShouIderettes, Csc Less than u price

in
4 redh n
Now
in andb
pmka
2 Wool Bed Jackets smausz Now
Evening star., 1947-11-13

"a Pairs of Cotton String Shorties in pink,
blue and white. Small, medium and large
sizes. Were S195. Now S1.45
So Pairs of Suede Pullons in plaids and
stripes. Assorted colors Small, medium and
large sizes. Less than Z price. Now S3.s5
% Pairs of Hand sewn White Cotton Gloves,
in 6-button and shorties lengths. Sizes to
6l2 Were SO. Now S1.S5
Pairs of Hand -crocheted Wool Mittens in
pink and blue. Less than u price Now, $3.50
Pairs of Navy Capeskin Pullons. Were 81.
W&L-Gloves, Aisle 1s, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Gift Items Reduced
More Than "

118 SNOWFALL Paper Weights, now 25c
40 shaped Glass Vases, now ~ Csc
100 Lily-shap ped Glass Ash Trays, now, Csc
120 Metal Ash Trays. now----2 25c
100 Pottery Dinner Bells, now---25c
so Boxes of Matches, now ow-------2 25c
Is Packages of IL initiated Leather Coasters
now ----.- --------- 81
Metal Ice Buckets. now -------- S2.95
10 Colored Metal Ice Buckets now------S2
W&L-The Gift Shop Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Women's Initial
Kerchiefs, ST

Were $3.50 and 81
200 initiated handkerchiefs in
white with hand-rolled hens,
IS Mems Handkerchiefs of cotton,
rayon and linen Hemstitched and
hand-rolled hens. White. Were $15O
to 81 - 81
2S0 Mems Rayon initiated Handker-
chiefs in white. Less than u price.
$50 Mems Rayon initiated Handker-
chiefs in white. Were 81. Now wS1
W&L-Handkerchiefs, Aisle II,
First Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Loop, Twist and shoey Cottons
Pastels and deep colors. Ovals, oblongs
and rounds.
2-9x12. Were sl08. Now $3.50
6-4x6. Were s1995. Now w-- $10.95
s-2Sx54. Less than u price. Now s4.s5
2-20x30. Were s295 Now - s1.95
2-34-inch Round. Less than Y price. Now.
S1.95
S-2x3 Were $795 Now $3.50
AKA. Were $10.95. Now S6.95
1s-3Ox6O. Were s17.50. Now-----$11.95
Miscellaneous
6-24x48 Washable Woods In a self tone
diamond pattern. Gray or beige. Were
$14.95 Now S.S5
1-9x9 Shag texture Cotton Rug In modern
design. Yellow. Less than n price. Now.
$3.50
I-s'x1o6" Textured Wool BroadIoom Carpet
in Chinese red. Was s12s.23. Now ss4.75
I-9x6 Textured Wool Broadloom Carpet in
lime green Was SIS. Now---------s53.70
1-9x12 Smooth Pile Plain Green Broadloom.
Was $1l390. Now ---$75.9o
w&I-Floorcover1ngs, sixt1 Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
ToiIetries Greatly Reduced

so initiated Plastic Compacts, small and
round. Were S1.95. Now 81
20 initiated Plastic Compacts large and
round. Less than p price. Now - 81
72 Square Petticoat Girl initiated Plastic
Compacts, less than = price. Now S1.50
36 Boxes of Parfait Soap containing 3 cakes.
Were $3.50. Now 81
AZ Bottles of Skin Freshener, less than y
price SOC
IS Bottles of Perfume Were So Now $1.20
30 Bottles of Imperial Russo Essence less
36 Bottles Of Congo Eau de Parfunl, 4-ounce.
Were $3.50 Now S1.80
Prices Include 20Go Tar
W&L-Toiletries, Aisle 16, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13

20 Less than y price Now ------- $3.50
Is Were $69.75 and more. Now $3.50
Less than Il price. Now ------- 44.5o
Were s75 and more Now---S4 $3.50
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Record Players, Phono-
graphs, Records and Musi-
col instruments Reduced
" and More

IL Musitron Record Players, less than u
price. Now ------------- $3.50 and $3.50
6 Musitron Record Players, were $7450. Now,
$37.25
1 Banjo and Case, was s56 Now s2s
l Street Drum less than u price. Now, $13
Violin and Case complete with bow. Was
$75. Now $3.50
Tomtoms with red finish. Were $3.50.
Now ------ S225
l Accordion and Case, was $3.50. Now, S225
l Mandolin and Case. was S37. Now $3.50
4 Tomtoms, were $3.50. Now ~ S2.25
1 Pair Of Cymbals, less than a price. Now,
S425
Electromatic Guitar, was $780, Now $50
3S Thorens Portable Photographs camera
size. Imported. Less than Y price. Now,
S745
IS WOR Quick Spanish Courses, less than u
price. S1s5
40 Plastic Record Racks for 10 or 12-inch
records Were 50. -$1.50
800 Popular Musicraft Records with such
stars performing as Artie Shaw, Louis Prima,
Mildred Bailey and Mel Torme. Less than
u price. Now
W&L-Music Galleries, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Misses Suits Reduced

A group of woods, rayon gabardines
(properly labeled for fabric contentD
Brown, black, navy, gray and pastels.
Sizes 10 to Is.
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Bathroom Shelves with Mirror
8 Were $225. Now----S S1.45
8 Were s2.75. ow----------- $1.75
10 Were $3.50. Now---------S2.2
2 Were $3.50 Now---S2 S2.95
IL Were S. S3.95
We're $3.50. S4.25
Were ST. Now ow----$4 $3.50
Were $3.50. Now IS
II Wore s7e5 Now s525
Miscellaneous Housewares
18 24-inch Round Mirrors. Were S595.
Now - S3S5
Wood FirepIaces were s4950. Now SIS
IA Glass Mail Boxes were 81. Now-----60c
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Misses Dinner Dresses Greatly Reduced

silk ae and
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Less than u Price
400 wool bard good
&IIn Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
In: iEl{1 Savings IL s. Inc

Shower Curtoins-Droperies, Bathroom Shelves
and Miscellaneous Housewares Reduced
IN
Rumd
Evening star., 1947-11-13

II Decorated Cardboard Sewing Boxes.
Were 81. Now SOC
so Suction Washers for use in the laundry
Were 81. Now
10 Heavy Metal Wire Trash Burners were
1895. Now $6.25
50 Asbestos Ironing Board Pads were ST.
Now SOC
6 Unfinished Dressing Tables less than u
price. Now $685.
8 Cast Aluminium SkilIets with cover. Were
S670. Now -------- $3.50
40 Plastic Trays less than y price. Now, ESQ
42 Wool Towel Dryers less than Y price.
W&sL-Housewares Down Stairs Store
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Living Room and Dine rte Chairs,
Tables and MisceIIone Gus Pieces
Reduced " and More

in ynowand Les than price
Ia ton a SS0
y
Z - -
Dmet maple Il ow $3.50
II $50
ternuE En- y --
wnhb brass
2 $50
Arme Chairs hralch
Now ~
1 IN o al u w $6
thar
Coffee ow SIS
Furniture, sxhF
Evening star., 1947-11-13

W&L-The Walnut Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
PIoin-coIor Wool Competing

Smooth pile qualities.
12x45 Rose Was 1895. Now
9x36 Green. Was S9.95. Now
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Lamps and Shades Reduced

Lomps
witho
maize
shn
Shodes
o neto clip &s5
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Lightweight Stationery,
soc
500 boxes of lightweight stationery In
blue or pink. 54 single sheets and SO
envelopes.
100 Miniature Game Sets In stitched leather
cases. Backgammon. chess, checkers and
others. Were 81. Now ------- SOC
80 Boxes Of Colored Water Soluble Pencils
Were ST. Now SOC
50 Boxes of Decorated Novelty Informals
Were 81. SOC
100 Fountain Pens. Less than u price
NOW -------------------9 CSC
so Fountain Pens Were csc. Now w SOC
100 Weareyer Pencils. Less than p price
W&L-Stationery, Aisle 2, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Mems Leather Shoes, $8.s5 We're s12;
Aen's Royon keckties, Q5e We're $3.50


Sand
IN 81
gru CSC
&ITh Men, ore
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Women's Hond-sewn Kidskin Shortie Gloves
$3.50 Less than u Price

stitching Sizes
Evening star., 1947-11-13


$50
Evening star., 1947-11-13

W&L-Negligees, Third Floor
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-01

Messers Walter Upchurch. Alvin
King and Charlie Allen were Green
wood visitors Sunday.
Mr.. Eddie Classen, of OmakI
Washington is spending a few days
with his wife and family.
Mrs. H. j. Stern is visiting her
son and daughter, Mr.. Joe Stern and
Mrs. E. Cohen.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cohen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Stern, and Mrs. H. ]. Stern
were Greenwood visitors Sunday.
Mr.. Lowery w. Weatherall, of the
Lexington Floral Company attended
the Florist Telegraph Delivery As
ISOLATION Convention at Little Rock,
Arkansas recently.
Mrs. wilma Dalton spent the week
end in Memphis.
MI. and Mrs. o. L. Ellison and
Mrs. Lille Gibson were Durant Wis
itors Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-01
Wesleyan Service Guild
Meeting Held

The Wesleyan Service Guild of the
Lexington Methodist church held its
regular meeting, Monday night, with
10 members present, in the home of
Mrs. w. H. Fincher. Jr. with Mds.
Jerry Jarrett co-hostess.
Mrs. Billy Weeks had charge of
the devotional and also gave the last
lesson of the study on Stewardship.
Mrs. Irby Ellington, president, pre-
sided over the business session at
which time, Mrs. George Bailey was
welcomed as a new member, Mrs. p.
H. Williams was selected as Co-or-
dinator for the Guild, the members
voted to sponsor a subscription cam
paign for the New Mississippi Advo-
cate, which is to begin publication
in June.
During the social hour, a number
of contests were conducted by Mrs.
j. r. Watson, after which a delicious
salad plate with coca-colas were SER
we'd by the hostesses.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-01
The Arts And Croft Club
With Mrs. C. B. Howell

The Arts and Crafts Club met with
Mrs. G. B. Howell in her suburban
home on Thursday afternoon with
twenty members and two guests.
Mrs. Charley Lundy ST., and Mrs.
Walter Howell, of Florida, present.
After the business session Mrs.
Goldie Rogers had several interest
ing contests. Later in the afternoon
the club members surprised Mrs.
Howell, by giving her a shower of
things to be used on a trip to Florida
which she plans to make in the near
future, where she will spend several
weeks with her son and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howell.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Rog-
ers, Miss Frances Rogers and Miss
Nancy Hoover Williams served a
salad course, chocolate cake and tea.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-01
B. 3, Former Celebrates
81 Birthduy

m nome of Mr. and Mrs. B. B.
Farmer of West was the center of
much attraction Sunday, April goth,
the occasion being a family reunion
celebrating Mr., Farmers 82nd birth
day.
Many friends and relatives of this
fine couple gathered together. At
noon hour dinner was served picnic
fashion.
Included among the guests were
Mr., and Mrs, Farmers sever child
rem u grandchildren and one great
grandson, Also Mr.. Farmers broth
er. Mr. Sam Farmer, 90, of Skene.
The children are Mrs. Dennis Nc
bride Mrs. John Ben Yeager, Halb-
ert and Eric Farmer, of West; Mrs
Boyd Moss, Durant; w. B. Farmer
OF Cruger, and Pete Farmer. Wayne
Arkansas.