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jaus. Vienas tu siekimu prak-
tisku budu - meginti iSgelbe-
tt kenciancia LietuviQ tautos
dali Europoje is bado, nesvei-
katos ir vargo. Ia galime pa
siekti aukodami BALF'ui, uz-
pildydami affidavitus, steigda-
mi atvykusiems is Europos pa
galbos centrus, pagelbedami
jiems surasti pragyvenimo SAL
TIM ir patalpas gyventi ir pra-
sydami ju, kad Americas Lie
tuviams jie pagelbetu Shame
sunkiame darbe, gelbeti savo
gimines, savo draugus ir visa
Lietuviu tauta is baisios ne
laimes. Turekime geru noru,
istvermes, pasiryzimo ir pasi-
aukokim!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
NEATSARGA NELAI.
MIQ PRIEZASTIS

Sena patarle sake, neatsar-
gumas yra bedu tevas. Tas la
bal aiskiai pasireiskia trafiko
nelaimiu rekorduose. Jei SUI
vesti zinias pasirodytu kad di-
dele dauguma auto vazinetojQ
kurie pakliuva nelaimes gyve-
ma tik keliu myliu apylinkeje
kur jam nelaime atsitiko.
Tas yra zmogaus silpnybes
zenklas. Pazinojimas savo ar
timu apylinkiu gerai daznai su-
vilioja vaziuotoja j klaidinga
saugumo isivaizdavima. Kuo-
met zmogus vazineja tomis pa
ciomis gatvemis kasdien jam
viskas isrodo taip pat, namai ir
medziai, ir tie kasdieniniai da-
lykai jam taip susilieja kad jis
j tai nei nepaziuri. Tas pats
yra ir trafiko zenklu atsitiki-
me. Jeigu vaziuotojas prade-
da nematyti STOP zenklo prie
savo namo kampo, persergeji-
mo zenklu prie kaimynines mo-
kyklos arba artimo gelezinkeliu
skerskelio zenklu, kurie jam
yra perdaug priprasti, jam ar
teja nelaime.
Patikrink savo kasdieniniQ
paprociu tvarka = jie gal at
skleis kad lauzai trafiko taisy-
kles visai nepagalvodamas, ka-
dangi tai darei jau per tula lai-
ka. Toxic pavojingi paprociai
gall privesti prie tragisko ga
10. Kuomet eiri ar vaziuoji sa-
vo gatve, temyk ir prisilaikyk
visu trafiko kontroles nurody-
mu kaip tai darai budamas XII
tame svetimame mieste.
Cleveland Police Dept.
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PENKIOS SESUTES
JAU Ia METU
AMZIAUS

Atsimenate kokia nepaprasta
sensacija sukele prizes keliolika
metu atgal, kuomet Calendar,
Ont, Kanadoje, Dionne Selma
sulauke penkiu vienu kartu gil
musiu dukreliQ. Tai buvo jau
IA metu atgal. Geguzes % d,
tos penkios mergaites jau mi
nejo savo IA metu amziaus
gimtadieni. III
Kada jos gime, buvo nepa-
prastas ivykis, net tai yra re-
tenybe zmoniu tarpe. Kanados
valdzia paeme tas mergaites
savo globa, paskyre gydytojus
ir slauges, kad jos nemirtu ir
isaugtu sveikos.
Tuo laikotarpiu gime ivai-
riose pasaulio dalyse po 4 ir 5
kudikius, bet ju visi arba ke-
Ii Wis mire.
JOS sveikos ir isaugo, visos
penkios. Nors jos nera grazuo-
les, bet kaip penkios, jos ir to-
liau turi savo idomybe ir todel
ju tevai is ju turf geru ineigu.
JOS jau baige pradine mo-
kykla ir rudeni prades lankyti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
Lazda Turi Du Galu
BALE apie Amerikieciu Lietuviu Santikius
su Naujai Atvykusias

Americas Lietuviai nusiskun-
dzia, kad tremtiniai neina j
senai ju ikurtas organizacijas,
megina steigti avas ir skiria-
81 nuo seniau atvykusiu Lietu-
viu.. Tremtiniai skundziasi, buk
Americas Lietuviu organizaci-
ju veikejai nekviecia tremtiniu
drauge veikti, bijodami, kad
jie neisstumtu Americas Lie
tuviu is vadovaujamu vietu.
Vieningumo trokSta Ameri-
kos Lietuviai labai nepatenkin-
ii, kad tremtiniai nepagelbsti
seniesiems Lietuviams talki-
ninkauti grupiu suartejimo
darbe. Is kitos puses = tremti-
Mai skundziasi, kad sunku Sc
Mai isisaknijusius Amerikos
Lietuviu kivircus susvelninti.
BALFo centras, girdedamas
ivairius nusiskundimus, jaucia-
81 CANA blogai, nes Zinc, jog
vieno-kito netaktas ar nemoke-
jimas prisitaikinti prie nauju
salygu Amerikoje, gall pakenk-
ii tukstanciams Lietuviu, ku-
riems norma pagelbeti is Eu-
ropos j Amerika atvykti. IS XII
tos puses, vienas-kitas nesusi-
pratimas ar netaktas greiciau
isreklamuojamas, negu pavyz-
dingi ar grazus darbai. 1svada
- ir tremtiniai ir vietiniai tu-
retu ismokti daugiau kantry-
bes vieni kitus geriau pazinti
taikytis Amerikos gyvenimc
salygoms, greiciausia ismokti
sugyventi ir drauge darbuotis
Palyginti, mazas atvykstan-
ciuju skaicius, aisku, negali pa
keisti nusistovejusios Ameri-
kos tvarkos ir gyvenimo papro-
ciu. Del to, tremtiniams if yra
svarbu studijuoti Americas
gyvenima, pazinti Americas
Lietuviu istoriia, SUI jais ben
dradarbiauti. Jei daug kas at
rodo kitaip negu Europoje, Ii
nokime, kad buvo priezastys,
kurios gyvenima Amerikoje XII
ta vaga pakreipe.
Lietuviu tautai siandien la
bal svarbu butt vieningai. Pa
sauliui svarbu parodyti, kad
Lietuviai susiprate, kulturingi
ir priauge nepriklausomai val
dytis. Budami mazos tautos SUI
nus ir dukterys, Lietuviai gall
irodyti, kad moka ir nori SUI
gyventi ne tik SUI savais kai-
mynais ir draugiskai nusitei-
kusiais zmonemis, bet kad no.
ri, jog ir kit su jais sugyven-
tu.
Kiekvienas turi atminti, kad
Lietuviu tauta turf priesQ, ku-
rie stengiasi vykdyti drumsti-
mo darba. Aisku, yra ir pasam-
dytu agentu, kurie demorali-
zuoja galvosena ir stengiasi
"sudrumstame vandenyje" pa
zuvauti.
Nepakesdami savitarpio XII
vircu, kai kurie Lietuviai yra
pasitrauke is visuo m n in Q
darbo, nusivyle, kad maza tau
ia, gyvendama tokiose sunkio-
Sc salygose, dar nesugeba ima-
tyti savo nelaimiu.
Pasimoke is practices klaidu
sekdami siu dienu gyvenima
troksdami Lietuviu tautai gra.
zesnio rytojaus - visi Lietu.
vial, neziurint kur gyventQ
turf stengtis vieningai, kultu.
ringai ir praktiskai siekti Lie.
tuviu tautai grazesnio ryto.
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] U.S.A. is Lietuvos augant,
Lietuvos kaimo sunus ir .duk-
ros atvykdavo be pinigo, memo
kedami kalbos, beraSciai. Bet
sukure gyvenima. Jie sunkiai
uzsidirbo duona Pennsylvania
jos angliu kasyklose, Chicagos
skerdyklose, Pittsburgho lie
jyklose, Naujosios Anglijos au-
dino fabrikuose ir batu dirb-
tuvese. Jie pristeige parapiju,
draugiju, istaigu, mokyklu IL
sukure savo spauda. siandien
atvyksta jau Nepriklausomos
Lietuvos aukleti, daugumoje
mokyti, Lietuviai.
Cia pradedama ziureti j juos
kaip j atvezancius kultura il
kaip j pavyzdingus darbinin-
kus.
BALF'o pareigunai visa lai-
ka stengiasi atvykusiems pade-
ii, pEadedant pasitikimu lai-
vuose, kooperavimu affidavitus
gaunant, isikurimu Amerikoje
baigiant pastang m is juos
itraukti j Americas Lietuvil
kulturini ir visuomenini darba
Idealizuojame mes JUGS, jQ lau
kiame daugiau ir visais budais
stengiames iiems gelbeti.
salpa ir savitarpio pagalb;
Lietuviu tautoj neisvystyta il
nebuvo auklejama. Budami sa
vigarbos zmones, pirmiau neis
mokome ir sunkiose gyvenim'
salygose organizuotai susitvar
kyti savisalpos istaigas. BALI
organizacijai tenka sioje srity
je pionieriauti.
Tremtiniams j Amerika at
vykti gelbsti keturios tikybinil
isitikinimu pagrindu organiza
cijos. BALF'as SUI visomis ben
dradarbiauja ir visoms gelbsti
Xxi dabar atvykusiu is Eu
ropos Lietuviu tremtiniu jal
turime virs tukstancio. Dau
giausia ju apsistoja pas gimi
mes ir draugus. Proporciona
lia ju daugiausia apsigyven;
didziosiose, senose Lietuviu ko
lonijose. Begyvendami drauge
aisku, pradeda vieni kittens
daznai del smulkmenu, isipyk
ii. Sunkiai gyvene, daug vargC
patyre, tremtiniai netenka kan
trybes ir SUI kantrybes neteku
siais vietiniais, greitu gyveni
mu gyvenanciais, Ameriko'
Lietuviais, susikerta, pasakt
ia, ko normaliai gyvendami ne
butu pasake. BALI centra pa
siekia ivairus skundai. Dau
giausia iuOS galima SuklaSifi
kuoti taip: D tremtiniam'
Amerikoje labai sunku isikur
ii; (2) mokslo zmonems If pa
pratusiems kitaip gyventi, ten
ka cia persunkiai dirbti; e,
seniai atvykusiu Americas Lie
tuviu jie nenori suprasti; a.
Amerikos kultura jiems afro
danti keista ir (5) kad tremti
Mai pamirsta ivertinti Ameri
kos Lietuviu gera sirdi ir tros
kimus pagelbeti laimingai isl
kurti.
Is kitos puses tremtiniai nu
siskundzia, kad jiems sunk
susikalbeti su senovisku paziu
ru, prizes puse simto metu, at
vykusiais Lietuviais. Kai kuri
tremtiniai skundziasi, kad sc
Mai atvyke Lietuviai jau yr
pamirse Lietuviu kalba, tikruc
sius Lietuviu paprocius if nepa
sivije Nepriklausomoie Lietu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04

KAS platina Dirva = tas
platina apSvieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04

$1.8O; rezervuotos vietos balkone
po $1.2O; nerezervuotos po 90c ir
6Oc. SUI Federaliais taksais.
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the base of the trees. Do not poul
on the tree trunk. Cover i'm
mediately with a few shovelfulS
of soil.
Increase home orchard plant.
ings this fall and winter. Select
the site, prepare the soil and
order nursery stock for planting
after November l. Recommended
varieties of fruits and grapes fol
home use are listed below in the
order of ripening dates.
PEACHES-Mayflower, Dixi-
red, Erly-red-Fre, Fisher, Red
haven, Dixigem, Golden Jubilee,
Carmen, Halehaven, Hiley, Early
liberia, Georgia Belle, and Ell
berta.
APPLES-Early Harvest, Will
son, Red June, Yellow Trans
parent, Eckles, Red Astrachan,
Horse, Cauley, Yellow Delicious,
Red Delicious, Stayman Winesap,
and Yates.
PEARS-L econte, Kieffer,
Waite.
PLUMS-Methley, Burbank,
Satsuma, Munson, Wild Goose,
Santa Rosa, and Compass.
BUNCH GRAPES-Campbell's
Moore's Early, Portland,
Niagara, Concord
ChampaneL, Extra, Catawba,
MUSCADINE GRAPES-Eden,
Scuppernong, Thomas,
Mish. Plant one male vine
for every 10 fruiting vines.
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Proposed Amend
ments to the Con-
s~titution
HOUSE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION NO. l6

AAoEN w. 40
y CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
to amend section 38 of the con-
stitution OF the State OF Missis-
stppi so as to provide that the
legislature shall meet annually.
RESOLVED BY THE Legisla-
sure OF the State of Mississippi,
ftwo-thirds t2-3) of the senate and
house OF representatives agreeing
sshereto, that the following amend
fment to the constitution of the
state OF Mississippi be submitted
10 the qualified electors of the
state for ratification or rejection
81 an election to be held on the
nrst Tuesday after the first Mon
day In November, A. D. 1948. to-
wit:
Amend section SO of the consti-
sution OF the State of Mississippi
~ that 1t shall read as follows:
SECTION SO. The legislature
man meet at the seat of govern
'ment In regular session on the
|0rst Tuesday after the first Nom
cay IN january of the year A. ..
100. and every year thereafter.
unless sooner convened by the
governor. Provided, however.
mat no such regular session shall |
exceed sixty Legislative DAYS.
Adopted by the House Of Rep
sseentatives February 10, ls48.
ADOPTED BY the Senate March
-. 1913.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

/, G.. H. Marlborough, Substi-
tuted Trustee, under the provi-
sions of and by virtue of the
authority conferred upon me in
a deed of trust executed by
Ruben Earl Gatson on January
IA, 1948, to secure a certain in
debtedness to Simon Gatson, and
which said deed of trust is re-
corded in Trust Deed Book SIS,
Page 555, in the Chancery Clerks
office of Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi; and default having been
made in the payment thereof and
| having been requested by the
owner and holder thereof to fore
close the same, I will on Monday,
the 9th day of November, 1948,
offer for sale and will sell at
public auction for cash to the
highest and best bidder at the
South front door of the Holmes
County Courthouse in Lexing-
ton, Mississippi, during legal
hours, the following described
real estate situated in the City of
Durant, Holmes County, Missis-
to-wit:
An undivided one-half (k) in
terest in Lots "a and rs in the
Park Subdivision in the City
of Durant, Holmes County,
Mississippi. according to the
official map of said subdivi-
sion, and Of the City of Durant,
both of said maps beirg of
record in the office of the
Clerk Of Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi.
My appointment as Substituted
Trustee was made and filed in
he office Of die Chancery Clerk
If said Holmes County, Missis-
'ippi and actually copied on the
'ecord in M. D. +. Book IL. Page
l34, before the posting or the
irst publication Of this notice.
Title believed to be good, but
will convey only such title as
s vested in me as such Substi-
uted Trustee.
This October IL, Iy48.
G.. H. Marlborough,
Substituted Trustee.
6-4-tnp
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Drive For Enrolment
In Maritime Service

The current drive for enroll
ments in the United States Mari
time service in a specialized
six months training program
which prepares men for a career
in the U. S. Merchant Marine,
is still on.
To be eligible for this training
an applicant must be an Ameri-
can citizen, age 17h to 35 years,
ninth grade education, pass a
physical and aptitude test. While
in training an applicant receives
SIS per month, with uniforms,
room and board furnished.
All eligible and accepted appli-
cants will be transferred to the
Unite States Maritime Service
Training Station, st. Petersburg,
Fla, within a three week period.
An applicant enrolling will not
only benefit himself by preparing
for a career, but also will be
serving in one of the most vital
essential industries, the United
States Merchant Marine.
For further particulars, all in
terested applicants should write
or contact The Enrolling Officers,
U. S. Maritime service, Room ITO,
Custom House, New Orleans, La
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Cord Of Thunks

We wish to express to our
many friends and neighbors our
deepest appreciation for the many
acts of kindness shown us and
our dear mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Willie Brown Rod
gers during her illness and death.
Especially do we want to thank
the hospital staff and Drs. for
the wonderful services rendered
to her.
Each of you will always be
remembered with fondest mem
cries.
Her Children and
Grandchildren
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Mrs. George Baker and child
rem Of TchuIz spent a few Days
last week with her mother, MRS.
Rosa Killebre.w:
Mrs. Minnie Zee Prftchard and
Miss Merlene PtitchaFd Of Lex
|ington visited inn the community
Friday.
MI. and Mes. EsteIle Scott,
daughter, Carol, and Frances Rey-
nofds Of near Eden visited Mrs.
Walter Trigleth Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pettus
made a business trip TO Lexing-
ton Wednesday.
Mrs. Sallie Cnisolm of Duran
visited in the community during,
the weekend.
Mrs. Estelle Richards of near
Free Run visited Mrs L. L. Hem
ry Sunday.
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NOTICE TO PURCHASE PUMP
FOR COUNTY FARM

Pursuant to authority granted
me by the Board Of Supervisors
Of Holmes County, said authority
appearing in Minute Book 10,
page 500, notice is hereby given
that the Board of Supervisors
will receive bids at their Regu-
lar November. 1913 Meeting for
the sale to it Of one pump to be
used on the County Farm, ac-
cording to plans and specification
on file in the Chancery Clerks
Office The Board reserves the
to reject any or all bids.
Ordered this October 4, 1913.
Parham H. Williams,
Clerk Of the Board.
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Fruit Notes:

Fruit Notes:
Treat peach trees this fall to
control the Peach Tree Borer.
One treatment each fall with
either Propylene DicffIoride or
EthyIene Dichloride emulsion
Will control this destructive pest.
Propy1ene Dicfdoride is some
what cheaper and more effective
than Ethylene DichToride, but
either material is satisfactory and
can be safely used on any aged
trees. Treat trees in last October
or early November for best re-
suits. Follow directions on con-
tanners in mixing the emulsion
with proper amount of water fol-
different age trees. Use measur'
ing cup in applying the diluted
material on the ground around
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Still Time For Winter Cover
Crops:
There is still plenty of time to
plant winter cover crops which
are needed badly on most OF our
farms. The P. M. A. Office (AAA
office will pay part of the cost
of winter cover crops that are
planted between now and Octo-
Der 81
Come by your AAA office and
get prior approvals for seed. The
AAA office will pay:
Dixie Wonder peas 5 cents per
pound.
Austrian Winter Peas 5 cents
per pound.
Hairy Vetch, IA cents per
pound.
Burr Glover in Hull 10 cents
per pound.
Wild Winter Peas, z cents per
pound.
Mixed Vetch, 9 cents per
pound.
Crimson Glover, 16 cents per
pound.
Make every effort possible to
plant as much cover crop as pos
sib1e. A good cover crop is equal
to a good application Of fertili-
ger and it will prevent your soil
from washing during the winter
and spring months. Increases your
crop production by planting cover
crops.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER

Pursuant to an order of the
Board Of Supervisors of Holmes
County, Mississippi entered on
October 5, 1948. notice is hereby
given that said Board will on
Monday, November l, 1948, ac-
cept sealed bids for the sale of
all of the Merchantable Timber
standing on Section l6, Town
ship IA, Range / West, the pur-
chaser to have two years from
said day within which to cut and
remove the same, the Board re-
serving the right to reject any
and all bids.
Ordered this October S, 1913.
Parham H. Williams,
Clerk of the Board
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of Holmes County. said authority
appearing in Minute Book 10,
Page 500, notice is hereby given
that the Board of Supervisors will
receive bids at their Regular No
vember 1913 Meeting for the
purchase from it of the coal and
of the old cook stove located at
the County Jail. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Ordered this October A, l948.
Parham II. William,
Clerk of the Board.
25-4-tnn
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HOUSE CONCURRENT
RESOL UTION NO. SO

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
to repeal House Concurrent
Resolution No. IA, submitting
an amendment to Section 24l Of
me Mississippi Constitution of
1890, which said resolution was
duly adopted by the House of
Representatives and the Senate
OF the Mississippi Legislature,
In the manner as provided by
law and duly filed with the
Secretary of State on March IL,
l948; and to Amend section 241
of the Mississippi Constitution
of 1890. s as to- provide the
qualifications OF electors, and
amending by providing that per-
sons, in order to become quail
fled electors, shall sustain a good
moral character and that the
+ Wife OF a minister of the gospel,
legally residing with him, shall
be qualified to vote after a resi-
dence of six months in the cleo
n tion district, or Incorporated
city Oh town, If otherwise quail
fled.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE
LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI, TWO-THIRDS
OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES ARGEE-
ING THERETO, That House Con-
current Resolution No. IA, duly
adopted by the House of Repre-
oentatives and Senate of the Leg
jslature of the State of Mississippi
and filed with the Secretary Of
State on March IL, l948. be and
the same is hereby repealed; and,
that the following amendment to
the Constitution of the State of
Mississippi be submitted to the
qualified voters of the state for
ratification or rejection at an cleo
ton to be held on the first Tues
day after the first Monday in No
yember, A. D., l2f3, viz:
Amend section 2fi Of the Con-
stitution of the State of Missis-
Isippi of 1890 SO that it shall read
rs follows:
Section 24l. Every inhabitant
of this state, except idiots, insane
persons. and Indians not taxed,
who is a citizen of the United
States of America, twenty-one
years old and upwards, who has
presided In this state for two years.
and n year In the election dis7
ktrict, or in the incorporated city
sor town In which he offers to vote,I
land who Is duly registered as pro-
vided In this article, and who shall
sustain q good moral character,
Ind who has never been convicted
IL bribery. theft, arson, obtaining
lmoney or goods under false pre-
tense, perjury. forgery, embezzle-
sment or bigamy, and who has paid,
ton or before the first day of Feb
tsuary of the year in which he shall
Ic6fer to vote, all poll taxes which
may have been legally required of
him. and which he has had an op-
lportunity of paying according to
baw, for the two preceding years,
and who shall produce to the Of
ocers holding the election salts
factory evidence that he has paid
such taxes, is declared to be a
qualified elector: but any minister
~ the Gospel in charge of an or
GAnized church, or his wife legally
&ssiding with him, shall be entitled
10 vote after six months residence
n the election district, or incor-
lborated city or town, If otherwise
Qualified.
Adopted by the House Of Rep
essentatives, March 81, le4s.
Adopted by the Senate. April 4.
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-
Fire
Fire should be controlled dur
ing this time Of year. Do not al
low your fields and woods to
burn off.
J Farmers hse thousands Of dol-
lars each year by permitting their
woodlands to- burn, killing good
stands Of young timber and in
Turing older timber. Burning Of
fields will allow your soil to erode
Make an effort to put out every
fire you see started in the woods,
fields and along highways. Co
operate with your neighbor in
keeping fires to- a minimum.
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page 500, notice is hereby given
that the Board of Supervisors will
receive bids at their Regular No
vember l948 Meeting for the sale
to it of a 40 ton car Of Annette
for the use of Tchula Separate
Road District. The Board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Ordered this October 5, l948.
Parham H. Williams,
Clerk Of the Board.
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Coxburg News
MARRIAGE IS ANNOUNCED

The marriage of Miriam Hearn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A
Hearn, Jr., and Sgt. Marty Kille-
brew, SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Killebrew Of Eden, took place
Saturday night. The bride was a
student Of Coxbsrg school. Sgt.
Killebrew is stationed in Texas.
Mrs. Killessrew viii make her
home with Sgt. KiIlebrew's pa
rents in EEpenezer.
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Appointed Music Chairman

Mildred Killebrew, M. S. c. w.
senior from Goodman, has been
appointed as music chairman at
Wesley Foundation, Mississippi
State College for Women. This
appointment also makes her a
member of the Wesley regular
council.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Brock Hol-
landale, were guests of Mrs. Her.
nan Money, Sunday.
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BOARD T. p "a H. Williams chancery Clerk and Ex-offcio Clerk of the
. no" u o u oupervlsors o Holmes County, Mississippi hereby certify that
made mae sI w sa ano R hoTes0 of lis is a true and correct statement of the tax levies
o S se TN day Of October; l90, as the same appears O record in Board
o. supervisors Minute Book 19 On Pages GOO to 62 inclnsiva 81 ~ raoorIS
Oh Holmes County, Mississippi e'o0
ave under my hand and seal of office this October II, 1s4s
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS, chancery Clerk.
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T TO
NEW COOK STOVE

Pursuant TO authority granted
me by the Board of Supervisors
of Holmes County,. said authority
appearing in Minute Book 10,
page 500, notice is hereby given
that the Board of Supervisors
will receive bids at their Regular
November l948 Meeting for the
sale to it of one New Gas 8 eye
l Oven Cook Stove, to be used
at the County Jail. The Board
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Ordered this October 4, 1948.
Parham H. Williams,
Clerk of the Board.
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