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water .hey made strong represen-
year s ~ the Congress in support
tatlon.. nolicy. They emphasized
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the mssidaEvery drop of water that
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AUXILIARY

The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Thursday evening al
the Legion hall. The revised Con.
stitution and Bylaws will be vot.
ed on at this meeting. sh
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06

zdelo, da ga mora pozdraviti
hladno, formalno, da DO treba
kdove kako dolgo cakati minu-
te, ko bo mogla biti Z MIN sa-
ma! In on je bill tako vljuden,
tako lepo obziren, res gospo-
dar, XII sprejema svoje goste;
da upa, da nj utrujena, da je
Mr.. Stormer prinesel svojo per-
nico, ceprav jih imajo kajpada
ma izbero in mu jo lahko poso-
dijo; da upa, da bodo imeli le-
pc vreme; da upa, da jim pac
ne DO proved neprijetno, ker Sc
morajo Sc tri mile voziti, skr-
bel je "a njihovo prtljago. Vse
to, ko hi ga bila najrajsa pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06
ENAKOPRAVNOST

to, da lovi - drevesa? Dobro!
Velja."
In "a tri dni sta brez vsake
nadaljne besede o TEN odpoto-
vala.
Ali 1nu je bila ona hvalezna ?
Ne. ALI Sc ga je bala? Ne. Ali
ga je prezirala? Ne eisto. Toda
bala Sc je sebe, strasno. Kako
Sc bo mogla drzati ma uzdi, ka-
ko DO mogla tenn ljudem skriti,
da njihovega fanta ljubi? Bala
Sc je svoje representative nra-
vi. A ker je MENU cd srca ze-
leila vse najboljse, kar more da-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06

ii zivljenje, bo gotovo imela
moe, da ne DO storila nicesar,
kar bi n1u utegnilo skoditi. In
vendar jo je bio strah.
cakal jih je ma postal v ja-
halni opravi, v cedni, kosmati
norfolski janki, XII je ona nj spo-
znala, dasi je mislila, da 81 je
zapomnila vse njegove obleke;
in ko Sc je vlak polagoma ustav-
ljal, jo je globoko prevzel spo-
min ma zadnji trenutek Z MIN,
tam v njegovi sobi sredi prtlja-
ge, XII mu jo je pomagala po-
spravljati. Tako tezko Sc il je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06

jela, mu pogladila >lase $ Celia in
Sc zag1edala vanj!
On nj prisedel K NINA - mi
sill 81 je, da bi bill proved ma tes-
mem -. temvec .je jahal tik "a
NINA v prahu damskega konja
- kakor je njen MOI imenoval
lisastega konja s kosatim GRIMM
reponl - da jima je razkazoval
okolico.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06

prideta takoj nato sem? Stars
Tinglica je govorila. Slisal j
Silvijin odgovor: MAX, strli1
ma lieu ne maram. Proved bo
dejo!" Mislila je ostro poudar
jene licnice. Silvia jih seveds
nj imela, njena ica so Sc mehke
preivala pod oci.
"Tebi so vsec, Mark?"
Rekel je pocasi:
"Pri nekaterih ljudeh ze."
"Ljudje, XII jih imajo, sc
krepke wolfe, ali ne?"
Ali je ona - Ana - krepke
wolfe? Zavedel Sc je, da sploh
ne We, kaksna je.
Ko je po zajtrku odsel v svoj
start rastlinjak, je incl cudne,
nesrecne trenutke, kolikor bi
moral! Potegnil je pismo il ze-
pa, in solze SO mu stopile v oci.
Zakaj nina mocnejsih custev
Kaj je Z MIN? Zakaj je tax tre-
beljak, da ne misli nanjo dan in
noe? Dolgo je stal YES nesrecen
S pismom v roki v malem, tenn
mem rastlinjaku med podobami
svojih zivali.
Hitro "a tenn sc je ukral IL
MEGA in Sc neopazen izgubil k
reki. Kako dobro de to krhko,
lahno zuborenje vode; kako do
bro de sedeti ma kamenu, cisto
tho, in cakati stvari, XII sc bo-
do zgodile okrog tebe. Tako Sc
izgubis, spremenis in v veje in
kamenje, vodo, ptice in nebo.
Ne zdis Sc vec samemu sebi tax
trebeljak. Gordy ne bo nikoli
razumel, zakaj MENU nj do ri
barjenja - kjer emo bite lovi
drugo - nikar da bi opazovalo
in skusalo spoznati, kaj SO dru-
ga bitja. Nikoli ne prides do
konca, ako gledas v vodo, ali v
travo, ali praprot; vedno Sc ne
kaj zagonetnega in novega. In
podobno je teboj samim, ako
sedes in gledas S pozorno -
strasno presentljivo, videti, ka-
ko sc stvari snujejo v tvoji du-
81!
Pohleven dez je zacel kaplja-
ii, rahlo je posumeval po listju,
a MEGA je Sc zdaj prav po otros-
ko veselilo, &c Sc je zmocil, zato
je ostal, kjer je bill, ma kane
nu. Nekateri ljudje so videli V
gozdu ali v vodi vile, ali vsaj
pravijo, da so jih videli; to Sc
MENU ne zdi bogvekaj. Resnic-
no zanimivo je zaslediti, da sc
vsaka sleherna stvar razlikuje
cd druge, in zakaj to; to tt mo-
ra seci do zavesti, preden mo-
res posteno risati ali modelirati.
To je pac zamakljivo, kadar
gledas, kako Sc porajajo tvoji
stvori S svojo cisto posebno OBJ
liko, ne da bi sam prav pojmil,
kako. Toda O teh pocitnicah nj
bilo Z MIN mic pravega - nit
malo nj mogel risati ali mode.
lirati!
Nekako stirideset metrov Cd
MEGA je sela sija, urejala 81 je
svoje saro pere, tako da jo je
mogel natanko opazovati. Oc
vseh bitij so ptice najmikavnej.
Sc! Dolgo jo je opazoval, in kc
je odletela, jo je zasledoval> cel
visoko steno v park. Cd dale{
je slisal zvon "a obed, a nj Sc
domov. Dokler je bill tn zuna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06

'Prav mic. Ali slisis sove?"
"Slisim."
''Kaj ne disi lepo?"
"Cudovito. Ali me vidis?"
"Komaj, komaj, ne prav do
bro. In ti?"
''Nosu ii ne vidim. Ali ma:
stopim po luc?"
s'Ne - to bi vse pokvarilo
Kje pa sedis?"
ma polici."
''Saj 81 hos vrat izvila, all
ne?"
me % samo malo."
Isl lacna?"
"Sem."
"Malce pocakaj. Posljem tt
cokolade v mojem velikem ko-
palnem plaseu; zavihtim ga pro-
tt tebi - iztegni roko."
Iztegnila sc je komaj razloc-
ma bella roka.
"Ujemi! Sal te ne zebe?"
''Kje neki!"
"Prelepo je, da bi spala, kaj
ne?"
"Mark!'
'Kaj?"
"Katera zvezda je tvoja? Mo-
ia je tista bella mad vrhnjo VETO
velike sikomore, odtod."
"Moja je tista migljajoca rde-
ca mad sencnico. Silvijan'
"Kaj" !
"Prestrezi!"
oh! Nisem ujela - kaj je
bilo?"
"Nic."
"No, povej, kaj je bilo?"
"Samo moja zvezda. Zaplela
Sc ii je v lase."
o."
"Poslusaj!'
Molk, nato njen preplaseni
sepet:
"Kaj?"
In nato je splaval njegov ma
vzdol, zamolklo:
"Cave!w
Kaj Sc je zganilo? Ali Sc je
odprlo kako okno? Previdno je
oprezoval Oh procelju mrac-
ne hise. Mixer luci, in tudi pri
njenem oknu Sc ne giblje mic
zabrisano belega. Vse je bilo
temno, zapusceno - Sc vedno
prepojeno sladkim vonjem ne
cesa carobnega. In tedaj je "a
gledal, kaj je bilo. Po vsej stem
pod njegovim oknom je bill V
cvetju bell jasmin - zvezde, ne
samo ma nebu. Morda je nebo
zares poljana belim cvetjem;
in Bog Sc seta po MEM in trga
zvezde
Drugo jutro, ko je prisel k
zajtrku, je lezalo ma njegovem
krozniku pismo. Zdaj ga ne mo-
re odpreti, ko mu sedi ma eni
strani Silvia, ma drugi stara
Tinglica. Pozneje ga je lie ne
ko jezo odprl. Nj Sc mu bilo tre-
ba bati. Bio je pisano tako, da
bi ga res mogel kdorkoli brati;
pripovedovala je O nekem iz]e-
tn ma gore, O slabem vremenu,
da sc kmalu vrneta domov. Ali
mu je odleglo, ali je bill zmeden
ali vessel, ker Sc vrneta, ali je
bill samo v zadregi in ga je bilo
nekoliko sram? Njegovega dru-
gega pisma Sc nj prejela. Cutil
je, da Sc je stara Tinglica ozrla
proti MENU S tistimi svojimi
cudnimi, ostrimi, mezikajocimi
ocmi, in da ga gleda Silvia ci-
sto odkrito.In ko je zacutil, da
mu DO zdaj zdaj sinila rdecica
v obraz, je dejal sam sebi: "Ne
bos!" In res nj zardel. Sc
tri dni, pa bosta v Oxfordu. AL
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je obhajalo zjutraj. Vrnil Sc j
sele oh sedmih, posteno premo
cen in jako lacen.
Yes cas- med obedom Sc m,
je zdelo, da ga Silvia pogledu
je, kakor da ga hoce neka
vprasati. Bila je VISA nezna '
svoji bell obleki z odprtim vra
tom bledozlatimi lasmi, XII 81
sijali skoraj kot meseeina; ii
zelel il je dopovedati, da nj bi
zaradi ME YES dan sam zunaj
Po vecerji ko SO pripravljali mi
20 "a kvartanje, je zamrmral:
cali 81 sinoci spala - po.
tem?"
zivahno je prikimala.
Zdaj je res posteno dezevalo,
zvizgalo je in skrobotalo zunaj
v temi; in zasepetal je:
"Nocoj hi Sc maine zvezde
utopile."
"Kaj res mislis, da imava
zvezde?"
"Zakai ne? JAZZ prav gotovo.
Tvoji lasje so pa res lepi, Sill
vija.'
Zastrmela Sc je vanj, VISA mi
la in presenecena.
stirin jsto poglavje
Ana nj prejela fantovega pi-
sma ma Tirolskem. slo je "a MO
v Oxford. Bas je hotela cd do
ma, ko je prislo, in prijela ga je
z mesanim custvom: S tisto sko-
raj bolestno drhteco blazenost-
jo, XII izpreleti ljubeco zensko,
kadar Sc dotakne ljubimcevega
pisma. Nj ga hotela odpreti ma
cesti, temvec ga je nesla vso pot
v roki ma vrt nekega vseucilis-
kega poslopja, kjer je sela pod
cedro, da hi ga zbrala. To drob-
no pismo, tako kratko, otrocje
in suho, jo je zaneslo skoraj v
nebesa. Videla ga DO, in takoj,
ne bo j treba tedne in tedne
cakati v strahu.' da hi jo utegnil
cisto pozabiti! Men MOI je re-
kel pri zajtrku, da je Oxford
brez "teh ljubih mladih jurc-
kov" gotovo prijeten, Oxford,
'poln turistov in drugih tujih
prikazni" pa odlocno ne. Kan
bi torej sla? Hvala Bogu, pismo
mu lahko pokaze! Kljub temu
jo je malice zapeklo, da nj bilo
v MEM niti besede, zaradi ka-
tere ga ne bi smela pokazati.
Vendar je bila srecna. Ia njen
najljubsi vrt, kjer je bilo vsako
drevo, bill vsak cvet tako nego-
van, YES v zavetju, Sc j nj zdel
Sc nikdar tako lep, ptici Sc mix
dar ia ko krotki in priljudni.
Sonce je sijalo milo, cello oblaki
so veselo vzigravali. Dolgo je
sedela zamisljena in sla domov,
pozabivsi sploh, po kaj je bila
zunaj. In ker je bila pogumna
in odlocna, nj pustila, da bi j
bilo pismo prezgalo prsi, tenn
vec ga je dala pri obedu svoje-
mu mozu; pri tenn mu je gleda-
la v obraz in reklo brezbrizno {:
'Vidis, bozja previdnost od-
govarja ma tvoje vprasanje."
Precital je, vzdignil obrvi, Sc
in zamrmral, ne da
bi bill pogledal kvisku:
"Torej zelis nadaljevati to
romanticno epizodo?"
Ali je mislil kaj posebnega -
ali je govoril kar tako?
"Seveda bi bila kje drugje
kot tukaj."
"Nemara bi sla rada sama %
To je dejal kajpada, ker je
vedel, da mu ne more odgovo-
riti: da. In ona je rekla prepro-
sto: me"
"Pa pojdiva oba " pone-
deljek. JAZZ bonn lovil mladega
moza postrvi; ii lovi - hm! -
on maj lovi kaj Sc pravi
Evening star., 1947-11-09

Sz Identical twins made BRUSHING
tests tests one of each used ,Pepsodenss
POWDER, the other another well.
known brand. Though twins were
identical, judges soon found Them
easy to tell apart -tbe PebJoasn,
'tOf1s teeth wsrs ALW1YS br;obts,,
Evening star., 1947-11-09

This little girls receding chin was spelling her
looks and her poise. A dentist discovered that The
frua,d g,oufb oftbegi,i5 jar was being checked BY
improper poatien et her ,eerb. Fortunately, she was
taken to the dentist in time to correct her teeth
and allow her jaw to develop normally. To-day,
she's different girl . y. overlooking, we'll
poised! Parents, be sure jour- children visit the
dentist early-and regularly! And insist on care
full brushing with Pepsodent Tooth Powder
twice day to keep teeth shining brighter!
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14
Meeting OF Zelmo
Van OsdoI Young
Women's Auxiliary

The ZeIma Van Ofdof Young
Womeh's Auxiliary, the W Ms.
70 the First Baptist church Of
Pascag1uia he'd a meeting Of
the chtuch Monday evening
The session We. conducted b.
the president, Mies DOiofea Sn.
Ivan, and the program was iea
BY Miss Ina Jean Walker.
Following the prog am, the
Lena Hall circle of the Woman
Missionary Society Of TIE church
entertained the girls at a vaien
tine party.
Games we're played. AMI deli.
cious refreshments were served
toward the latter part Of the eve.
ming
Those present were Mrs. X. {.
johnson, counselor and M.
Lura Reitzammer, sponsor, and
her guest, Mrs Given German,
and Misses Rita Joyce Kfebs,
Georgia Lee Southern. Dolores
Byrd Dolores Sullivan, Norma
Jean Witchen, Eddie Mae kirby,
Jean Whatley, Elaine Avafa. Ina
Jean Walker, and Betty Sinque.
field
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BigPoini

Attendance at Sunday school
was 81.
Mrs. Edna Nelson and Mrs.
Homer Cochran and baby spent
the dav Tuesday in Wade with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Carter.
The Youth Fellowship put the
play. The Ole Hickory School
house" on at the school audito-
rum on Saturday night. There
was a good attendance and a
good sum of money was realized
which will 90 for the finishing of
our class rooms in our new
church.
Miss Doris Young of Gulfport
spent the weekend here with
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Nelson and
children and Manuel Carter Wis.
tied in Wade Sunday with Ms.
Ford Carter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Cochran
and children and Mrs. Edna Mel
son spent Sunday afternoon IN
Paseagoula with Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Nelson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Nelson and
son of Mobile visited relatives
here Saturday afternoon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14

leave scores Of ifiehds who wish
them happiness IN Their new
home
Members # tie Mos Point
Baptist church entertained If u
fareNeii party IN faeif h0n1r Ias
Friday Il tha Community H9ase.
Ms G. { Seidens pinhef Was
chairman 81 the entertainment
committee K w Bnlnham, X.
l. Head. representing officers Of
the church. Quiuton q entzf re-
presenting he Mems Bible fiass
and Mr. J. N Rape we've IN.
trodues1 .and gave appropriate
farewell talks TIE honosfes were
presented with gifts au9 a beau.
tiful musical peg am vas fur
nighed during tine evening
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14
News From Hurley.
Mrs. J. W. Courtney Presides All WSCS
Meeting Al Parsonage On Wednesday

The Hurley WOman's Society
Of Christian Service met Wed.
nesday afternoon Of last week at
the Methodist patronage for It's
regular meeting. Mrs j. WI
Courtney acted ~ presiding Of
fieef and led the devotional
Taking part IN The program,
"Of Such IS the Kingdom we're.
Mesdameg G. NJ Hamilton. D. A.
Mizelie and r. w Hamilton Dur
ing the social hour the hostess
served cake AMI coffee. Those
present, besides those mentioned
above, we're Mesdames r. +. Ham.
ilton Jack {. King, Miss Gusta-
va Hamilton and Miss Mittie Pitts.
Home Demonstration mem
befs from Hurley who attended
the District Home Demonstration
Club Council meeting at Biloxi
last Saturday we're Me8dames
N f. Lyons, N & Hamilton, ST.,
NJ. {. Crawford and Marvin
Green.
f.. G.. Mizellc underwent an
emergency operation Saturday
night at the Jackson County hos
tilad and was reported resting
well Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Olga Hamilton, daughtet
Of Mr.. and Mrs. + w. Hamilton,
arrived home Tuesday from Jack
son whore he had just eomplet
ed nurses training at the Bap-
LIST hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ogborn OF
Big Point visited Sunday af-
tefnoon in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Wright.
Mr.. ond Mrs N. c. Hamilton,
s., were business visitors to
Pascagonla on Thursday Of last
week.
Friends of Jack c. King regret
to learn that he Is still seriously
i'll.
+. G. Mizelle and his son, Doug.
las, made a business trip to Me
Lain Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lum Reeves of
Moss Point we're guests Sunday
afternoon in the Marvin Green
home.
Honor G.. Jones motored to Moss
Monday on business.
Miss Gustava Hamilton was
taken to the Mobile Infirmary
Wednesday for an operation. VIZ
wish for her u speedy and COM
plete recovery.
Mrs. J. w. VALLEY and three
small children of Hattiesburg are
visiting for a few DAYS in the
home Of Mrs. Valleys parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Hamilton.
The Rev. J. w. Courtney was
called TO Enterprise last Mon.
day by the death of a cousin.
Sunday afternoon guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. 7. Ly-
ons were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
MACPHERSON and baby daughter
of Hattiesburg.
A new feature in the commun-
ity life of Hurley is motion pic
ture every Friday night at the
school auditorium. Benefits from
the performance will go to the
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Hamilton,
ST., were business visitors to Pic
avuue IN Monday.
Mrs. M c. Crawford had as a
guest last Wednesday Mrs. Geor-
gia Robertson of Big Point.
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3. 2-7. Il, 81
NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE
DEALERS

The Board of Supervisors Of Jackson
County Mississippi. will receive sealed
proposals for the furnishing To Jack
SON County. Mississippi. the following
equipment
One IL Truck, i Ton. Short Wheel
Base 2 Speed tear Axle, equipped
with a;25 X 20 tires. dual wheels, cab
and Chassis.
Sealed proposals to be filed with
the Clerk of Board of Supervisors
at Pascagouia, Mississippi. ON or be
fore loco o'clock A. NJ. on the 3rd day
Of March. a. d. ia47.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board Of Super
visors on 3rd day of February. a.
o.. fa47.
tSEALl
X ". BURNHAM President
FRED TAYLOR. Clerk
By Vertfs c.. Ramsay. D. G.
~ Ii n ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. f.. v.
SufhoH Depart
For Bay Springs

Mr.. and Ms 3 V sufhoff
left Wednesday f. make their
tttue home IN Ray Springs.
Miss. whore fhee ave pusehas
81 a farm NJ sataoff and his
brother w n Sush0ff opafated
n hardware store n Moss Point
for m1ns years. THE store Will
continue f. be run By NJ W.
H. Sutaod Bot NJ. and Ms
safh0n have been closely ASSOC
eiated with the eve. social and
church Re Of The community and
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Notice is hereby given That letters
of Administration ON the estate of
Mabel l.. Richards Williams. deceased,
were granted To the undersigned by
the Chaneery Court of Harrison Coun-
ty. Mississippi. on the gath day of
January, 1917, and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified TO present their claims
TO the Clerk of said Court and to
have them probated and allowed with
IN six months from this date, failure
TO do SO Will bar the claim.
This the oath day of January. 1a47.
WALLACE FRANK WILLIAMS,
Administrator
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14
EASTLAWN BROTHERHOOD
MEETS.

The Rev. Harold Wells Of New
Orleans was guest speaker 1t
the meeting of the brotherhood
o. the EastlaWn church at 7 p.
m. Monday, February 10. who
gave a fine talk on personal
Visitation
The meeting, which was the
regular monthly one. was held
at Lincoln Hall.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14

and par galut thereof 5000 shafes Of
common stock Of 5000 per shafe par
vaiue
8 The period Of e%visienee mot e.
exeeed fifty Ysaffl is Fifty years
The pufp1ae for which Il y efeat.
70 Operate bussss in hauling pas
seneefs for hire. and 10 operate buss.
e.. trucks. and other fnatuf Vphfcies
Tor. the purpose Of haalihf freight
ard express 10 WI busaeey TRUCKS
and other motor vehicles Inst may
be NECESSARY Ia the operation ~ the
business 0f y common eafrfet TO
apefate repair shops ard own EQUIP.
meut ~ the operation Of shops for
fhe pufposs If maintaining and re-
pairing motor vehicle equipment To
own. sell. and trade such real estate
rs may be necessary IN the 1pefa.
ton ~ the business ~ = common
carrier 10 0Wu and operate all such
other equipment and property as may
be necessary ~ the operation Of n
common carrier.
The rights and powers that may be
exercised By this corporation, IN nd
ditIOH to the foregoing are those cor
feffed ~ Chapter q Title II. Code
Of Mississippi Of 1912 and amend
mHuta thereto.
d. Number Of Shares Of each class
10 be subscribed and paid for be-
fore the corporation may begin bus-
ifhefe shall be subscribed for.
900 shares Of stock IT 5000 per share
par value which said amount shall
be sold before iie beginning Of bus.
mess Operations and paid for IN the
Mis- M. a COLMER. JH.
w a AVEHA.
ALFRED HEHNDOH
Incorporatgfa.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
County of jackson
This day personally appeared before
mo. the undersigned authority Mrs. M
A. Coimef. Jr. W A. AVera and Al.
fred Hefndon. ineofporat9fa Of the
corporation known as the AVera Lines
who acknowledged that they signed
and executed the above ard fore
going articles Of incorporation a.
their act and deed 81 this the n day
Of January. 1917
tSenit fLOUIsE BoLpJ
Notary Public
nv Commission Expires April 10.
Received at the office Of the Sec
retafy o. state this tho 25th day Of
January a. u. 1917 together with
fhe sum Of $1,000 deposited to cover
the recording fee. and referred to
the Attorney General for his 0pin-
WALKER WOOD.
Secretary Of State.
Jackson. Miss. January 81. 1917
| have xamincd this charter of in.
corporation aud am Of the opinion
that 1t is not vioIative Of tie Con.
stitution and laws ii the state, or OF
the United States.
GREEK l.. RICE.
Attorney General.
Nv JAMES +. KENDALL
Assistant Attorney General
state Of Mississippi
Executive Office
Jackson
The within and foregoing Charter
Of incorporation Of AVERA LINES IS
approved.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of Missis-
sippi to be affixed this Twenty-sev-
anth day of January lg47.
fseaD + WRIGHT.
Governor.
BY the Governor
WALKER WOOD.
Secretary of State.
Receipt No. 263 WV
Recorded in the Secretary of States
this the twenty-seventh day
Df January, l947.
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CHARTER OF INCORPORATION
State of MISSISSIPPI
office of

State Of MISSISSIPPI
office of
Secretary of State
/ Walker Wood Secretary of state.
do certify that the Charter Of IN.
corporation hereto attached entitled
lire Charter of INCORPORATION OF
AVERA LINES was pursuant n the
provision of Title 81. Code of Missis=
sInpi of 1912. Recorded in the Records
of Incornorations in this Gfeice
pHOTO-STAT Book No THREE.
Given under nv hand and the
Great Seal of the State Of Mississippi
h~efeunto affixed. this 9th day of
JANUARY. i947.
fSean WALKER WOOD
THE CHARTER OF IHc0RpoRA-
TfON OF AVFRA LINES
1. The title of said COM
pany is AVERA LINES.
2 The names of h incorporates
". A. Avera, Postoffiee Moss Point,
Mississippi
Mrs. NJ. A cotmer. Jr.. Postoffiee
Moss Point. Mississippi
Alfred Herndon. Postoffice Moss Point,
Mississippi
, Tho domieile is at MOSS POINT,
MISSISSIPPI.
/. Amount of capital stock and par
tieulars as 10 class or classes thereof.
so, 900 %. all TO be IN common stock.
5. Number of shares for each class
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The Board of Supervisors of Jack
son County. Mississippi. will receive
sealed proposals for the furnishing TO
Jackson County, Mississippi the fol-
lowing equipment.
Two % Tudor Passenger Automo-
biles. 1917 Model. Black. 100 HIP En-
CINE 8 Cyd, Super Deluxe. equipped
with Seat Covers and Heater.
Sealed proposals To be filed with the
Clerk Of Board of Supervisors al Pas
eagoula. Mississippi. on or before
1000 o'clock A. NJ. on 3rd day of
March. A D., I947.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of Super
visors 3rd day of February. A. D.
1877.
K W. BuRNHAM. President
FRED TAYLOR. Clerk
BY Vertis G. Ramsay. D. c.
a. Il. p. rs
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Less than 100000 miles n the
100000 miles Of g. S highways
paved W'ta concrete
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PIT.


Notice Is hereby given of = cal.
neetine of the Jackson County School
Roard to be held a the office Of The
County Superintendent of Education
NJ the Court House IL Paseagenla
Mississippi on SATURDAY. March l ia4t
al Q A NJ for the following pur.
poses
The purchase Of an air compress
cor and other equipment for use
in the maintenance of School
Buses.
2 To locate the site Of the Davis
cha9ei School
3 To transact any business author
lied bv Law.
A. =. MEGFHFE. Chairman
T. F. JOHNSON. Secretary
Jackson County School Board
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this dav Letters of Administration
were issued by the Chancery Court
of Jackson County. Mississippi to the
undersigned upon the Estate of Mrs.
Fannie d. Loughridge. deceased All
persons firms or CORPORATIONS holding
claims against said Estate are hereby
notified to present the same to the
Clerk OF said Court within six t6l
months from his date for probate.
registration and allowance or said claims
Will be forever barred
This the 3ist daV of January. 1877.
HENRY W GAuTIER. Administrators.
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