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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-12-30
December
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1N the Marshall plan.
Principal witness Is
State Secretary George Marshall.
eign relations committee with his
startling peace mobilization" pro.
a3-Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, chief of
staff. withdraws from Republican
presidential race.
February
before midnight over dismissal Of
pilot W years ago.
+Defense secretary Forrestal consoli.
dates navy n air force transport
systems into military air transport
service.
as-Sen. GIen~a. Taylor ID. Ida.l quits
party to become Henry Wallace's
running mate.
2-Maj. Cen. Bennett e. Meyers goes on
trial on charges of suborning perjury
in senate investigation.
March
I-House un-American activities COM
mittee accuses DR.. Edward u. Con.
don. director Of the national bureau
of standards. Of being "one Of the
weakest links in our atomic secu.
Fity."
l6-FBI declares it has cleared ZOOS ga
federal employees in loyalty pro-
gram.
2t-Gerhart EisIer sentenced to one to
three years Imprisonment in Wash.
tngton for passport fraud.
April
Both houses of congress override tax
cut veto. pass omnibus foreign aid
bill n adjourn for week.
toulouse speaker Joseph W. Martin. Jr:
mtervenes in the 27-day strike Of
900. 900 soft-coal miners. and soon
afterwards al important agreement
Is announced. 8
2O-John L. Lewis is fined $40. 600 and
UNIV 81 400. 900 for contempt OF fed
Seen Hoyt S. Vandenbers succeeds
Gen. Carl A spaatz as air force
chief
May
2-Gen Dwight Eisenhower rettres from
the army.
6--PreSident Truman celebrates his 64th
birthday.
IO-Three railroad brotherhoods call OF
threatened nationwide strike after
President Truman orders army to
seize roads
10 House passes Mund Nixon COmmu
MIST. control bill. 1888.
81 N Y Gov. Dewey wins Oregon preSi'
Dental primary over Harold E. Stas
sen
June
2-Senate votes to admit 100000 Euro
pean displaced persons to the U. S.
during e two years.
+HouSe a~pprOpriateS S.. $3.50. 7l0.228 for
foreign aid.
iO-Senate passes two-year peacetime
draft bill.
2l-Twenty.fourth Republican convention
meets in Philadelphia. Gov. Dewey
of New York nominated for the presi.
dency on fourth day. with GOV. Earl
Warren. OF California. as his running
mate.
peacetime selective service bill.
July
Seen. Eisenhower r~eiterates he win
not run for the presidency.
B-Soft coal prices rise 46 cents a ton
i5-Presidenl Harry S. Truman, "a. and
Sen Alben W Barley. 10. Of Ken.
lucky, are nominated for president
and vice-president by the Democratic
national convention In Philadelphia.
u The Wallace third party. meeting in
Philadelphia. officially names Itself
the Progressive Party. and nomi.
mates Henry Agard Wallace and Sen
Glen n. Taylor Of Idaho as its candi.
dates for president and yice-presi.
dent.
sion called by President Truman.
sn-Elizabeth Bentley. confessed wartime
Communist spy. makes startling dis
closures before . senate expenditures
subcommittee @@
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January
A - bling Crosby named
ia ~ top money : making
FTKe star for 9th consecu.
E- tive year.
ll-"Best Years of Our
Lives" wins daily film poll as the
best l947 picture.
24-California observes Tooth anniversary
OF discovery of gold by Jas. NJ Mar
26-Cen Omar Bradley formally nomt.
mated by President Truman to sue.
coed Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as
army chief of staff.
q Bolivia is put in stage OF siege De.
cause of alleged revolutionary plot
February
3-Ertc Johnson reelected president OF
Association Of Motion Picture d.
rectorS.
ePresident urges congress to continue
for two more years the 500 million-a'
year programs of federal aid to states
for highways.
10 Army reports that World War n cost
U. S 1888. 235 200. 600 tS2. ago a secondb
2S-Pope grants liking Michael Of Ro-
mania dispenSation TO marry Danish
Princess Anne OF BOurbOn-Parma
March
e-House grants s2GO. QUO to un-American
activities committee by a 33T-37 vote
iO-B-29 drops a AZ. 00O-p0und ~non-explo,
sive bomb. largest ever made in test
at Muroc. Cal.
April
5-President Truman names a Gray
Hoffman. president of Studebaker
corporation. to supervise ERP.
20--Walter p. Reuther. president OF ClO
United Auto Workers. badly wounded
by unidentified aSsailant.
2a-CommiSsion of the Churches OF In
ternational Affairs Is established IN
New York City.
May
3LColumbla breaks of diplomatic rela
tons with Russia.
SGoV Dewey Of New York stumps
oregon. -
I8-President Truman invokes Taft.Hart.
ley law TO avert ng-distance tele.
phone strike.
28-LChrysler ends its i7-day strike.
Grants l3c hourly raise.
June
Ex-senator Taft OF Ohio tours North
Carolina in election campaign.
SCL.O. P~ackinghouse Workers In Chi
cago ends its 62-day strike OF 5000
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January

EGSZE
@lEI Bowl football games
~ Rose Bowl: Mich.
x - - 40. use o: Sugar
@- Bowl: Tex. q. Ala.
7: Cotton Bowl: SMU
-. Penn. State 10: Orange Bowl:
Ga Tech. 20. Cans. Is. Shrine All.
Star. East 40. West 9.
s--Joe Louis signs with goth Century
Sporting club to defend his heavy.
weight title in New York bout June
% against Joe Walcott.
II Detroit Lions sold for about 5000, 600
to a Detroit syndicate.
February
Gilbert Dodds runs fastest indoor
mile ever timed in Boston (4.03. y.
2E-Featherweight title Is retained by
Willie Pep. who knocks out Humbert
Sierra of Cuba In Miami.
TJersey Joe Walcott signs for 0 &c.
turn Joe Louis bout June %.
March
worlds ~three-cushion billiard title de.
feating Ezequiel Navarra In a chal.
lenge series.
25-Guy Lombardo sets U. s. goldcup
speedboat record Of l13.2oa MPH at
Miami Beach.
April
2-3-Joe yerdeur of Philadelphia sets new
world swimming record Of two minis.
sos secs. in the 22O.yd. breaststroke
at AAU indoor championships In New
Haven, Conn.
II. Harrison billiard sets world secord OF
1876 secs. in 129-yard high hurdles and
Of So It. M-inch in Kansas Relays. in
Lawrence.
ls-Maior league baseball season opens
May
1sPreakness Stakes t72nd annual. S134,
500 Is won by Calumet Farms "Cita.
tion'' in Baltimore.
25-Ben Hogan. IS. of Hershey: Pa. de-
feats Mike TuEnesa Of White Plains.
N. Y, z and 6, In he finals of the
Professional Golfers assn. champion.
ship In st. Louis.
June
1o-Tony Zale. "a. regains world middle.
weight title by knocking out Rocky
12--Ben Hogan wins national open golf
championships in Los Angeles. with
278 strokes, tourney record.
Is Joe Louis. "a. retains worlds heavy.
weight, title by knocking out Jersey
Joe Walcott in 18th round.
July
~3-Princeton's l%5O-pound crew wins the
Thames Challenge Cup at the Henley
Royal Regatta on Henley Thames.
England.
II Lloyd Mangrum wins the $40, 600 C
lumbus open golf championship.
% King George vi formally opens
Olympic games in London's Wembley
stadium.
August
g. Home pro Lloyd Mangrum wins
500. 500 in prizes in winning the All.
American tourney Aug 6. a world
championship event Aug 7 and Tam
O'Shanter professional tournament
Aug 9. in Chicago:
Il Summer games Of the l4th modern
Olympiad end In London after a l6-
day program.
September
Paul Mantz wins Bendix trophy third
time in air race from Long Beach,
Ca1it.. to Cleveland. averaging AT 80
MPH. .-.~I
10 Holland r. Free Of Hollywood sets
$50 885 MPH o Bonneville salt flats
Utah. gz rA .ts, sn. T.
October
EAaE-EE54 ~ EEER. t%@t "EEt
lThree-year old Citation" wins the
$1o8. 800 Gold CUP" race al Belmont.
u-A Is victory in Boston gives the
Cleveland Indians, the l94S world
series championship over the Boston
Is National hockey season opens.
November
26-Rocky Graziano, former zmiddieWeight
boxing champion. suspended by Ma.
tionai Boxing association alter he
withdrew from scheduled hight with
Fred Apostolic.
27-z Undefeated Army and consistently de.
feated Navy fought to 2l.2l ne In an
nual football classic.
December
n-Chlcago Cardinals defeat Chicago
Bears 24-21 In seasons top pro loot
ball game.
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CHRONOLOGY
TA.YEAR 19Ae
. s22s NMS
January

G2l January
S1 12-Dominican Dos air
7 liner crash between
K(SE~ Santiago and BARGE
~k Iona. kills 81 persons.
including entire San
tiago baseball team.
"-dnlrty-two persons killed. including
"a MexicanS. when DC-3 e~xplodes
- rear coaling., Cal,
ATTY aaII2 1T funeral rtfr ship; Joseph Y Con
while being lowed to New York
SO-Air Marshall Arthur Cunningham,
%. and 81 others killed in plane crash
February
22-Two t~ruckioads of explosives are
blown up. devastating a three-block
business section in Jerusalem
1-Nlneteen persons aboard an Indian
National Anyways plane en- route from
New Delhi to London killed In crash
March
Ez-Thirty persons killed when Northwest
AirlineS DC-4 crashes on Mt. Sanford,
alaska, en- route from Shanghai to
n-Ten A. F. flyers killed when a B,2s
crashes at MacDil field. near Tam
pa. Fla.
Is-At least ~ persons killed and more
than 800 injured In a series Of tor
N0~ AAA@ y AAN AlAAiC oIdLCo klOIlI
Texas to central New York.
April
l3-More than 5000 families are evacu-
ated when Ohio river OverflOwS.
l5-Thirty persons (l9 Americansl killed
when PAW plane crashes in Erie.
1e|Cooper mine explosion near Aguas
Caliente. Peru. kills Il miners.
May
3tTornadoes kill At least q persons In
30-Flooded Columbia river claims %
lives. causes great damage in Oregon.
Washington. Idaho. Devastates Van.
port City. Ore.
July
1-Series of earthquakes destroy about
40 per cent of the Japanese Industrial
city OF Fukuk population IS. 000l and
surrounding towns of Honshu.
2-Transport plane used by the Mexican.
American foot and mouth disease
commission crashes on Mt Orizaba
I6 killed.
4-~Thirty-nine killed when Swedish
DC-6 airliner (32 aboardI collides
"ith Raj York transport q aboardI
near London.
SI-Thirteen coal miners killed In explo-
sion in Princeton. Ind
August
2-Tnirteen men killed when B-29
crashes after take-off near Roswell.
N. M. A navy weather reconnaissance
plane with IL aboard crashes and
burns same day on Rota Island. SO
miles north of Guam.
4e-Seventeen u. S. air force men killed
in B-29 crash at Rapid City. S. D.
September
e-Labor Day holiday deaths from &C.
cidents in the U. S. over three-day
period total 4O7.
14-Forty u S. soldiers killed and so in.
tured in troop train wreck in Korea.
H-Floods in Japan leave 54l dead and
600 missing.
October
1Hurricane causes II deaths and 10
million dollars damage in Cuba. then
k-A Big bomber. struck by lightning,
sxPiGdes over waycross' Ga, Mint
3~e-31-Twenty persons died and hundreds
were made Ill. apparently as . re-
suit of Smog (blend Of smoke and
fogI which blanketed Donora. Pa.
November
I6-Search abandoned for Air Forces B-29.
missing sine Nov 6 en- route from
Okinawa to Guam.
2S-Thanksgiving Day accidents take toll
Of ia lives. compared with 128 in 1947.
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H ElzS$S~ IN Hume. International.
Ell III NSYt ly known authority
u7 on living relations.
8-Charles Nicholson,
". publicity director Of the Demo.
cratic national committee, l929-43. =
l5-Josephus Daniels. IS, World war !
navy secretary
80. Mohandas X Gandht, Is. spiritual
leader Of the Hindus: slain by Hindu
nationalist in New Delhi.
30 -Orville Wright. 76. c%o-inventor Of
heavier .than-air plane.
February
s--Burns Mantle. drama critic. N. Y
Daily News editor Of early collection
% DR.. John Robert Gregg, 30. inventor
OF Gregg system of shorthand.
n WIZ Irwin. "a. newspaperman. novel.
Et and playwright
20 Robert MCGOWAN harrington Ward.
81. London Times editor since l94l.
March
8-Emily p. BisseIl. IS. founder of u 9
Christmas seal drive in 1907.
25-Adm Jose Reeves. 76, Commander.
in-chief Of U. S. feet. Is34-36.
April
5-Mrs- John D.. Rockefeller, Jr., "a.
Rep; orville Zimmerman. 81 Dem.
Mo }. member Of house since 1885.
Is Manuel Acuna Roxas. Sc. frsf presi.
dent Of Philippine Republic.
70 Bfeneman. 48. star Of radios
Breakfast in Hollywood"
May
Is -Ndsgr. Edward Joseph FLANAGAN. 81.
founder Of Boys Town.
~ Rudolph II. Wurlitzer, "A, sx.presi.
dent OF the musical instrument com.
pany. =" s
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Wilson employees. winning innocent
hourly raise.
Bell XII has been flown faster than
speed Of SOUND.
July
5-Geo l. Han. of New York, elected
Grand Ruler of BPoE in Philadel.
13-John L. Lewis and 10 steel companies
sign a contract ending strike Of 40. 900
UNIV miners.
l8-President Truman orders all men be
tween ID and Is to register August
80 to September ID for military serv
3~0-Combined navy. air force Smelling.
bombing and torpedoing sinks battle.
ship Nevada in Pacific.
3l-Idlewild airportH.90 900 acres-dedI.
Gated in New York.
August
s-First around the world flight by B-29's
is completed when two Of the bomb.
ers land at Davis Monthan base. near
Tucson. Ariz.
pCensus bureau estimates U. S
Iation at las. ala. 600, as of July l.
1947. 80 per cent higher than the 1910
census.
l~7-Vanport. Ore, devastated by Hood
May 80. is sold for salvage for $178..
SOL. Original cost. 26 million.
September
l1-Miss America of 1913 chosen in At.
lantic City: Beatrice Vella Shopp. ID.
13-Rep, Margaret Chase tR.. Me- elect
ed to U. S. senate by a record ma.
iority.
October
UNIV announces beginning Of a pro-
gram to guarantee all 400 900 MEM
lsLcspt, Colin ?: Kelly. Jr., frs, U; S.
hero Of World War II. is buried in
his home town, Madison. Fla.
I'm i%1di a 1SdIEe h hatser th M S STyEer'1 Int IT.
Typo. Union in contempt.
November
+Profs. Auguste Picard and Max
Cosyns abandoned plans to make
MISUNDERSTANDING deep-sea dives
after their special bathyscaphe was
damaged off the Cape Verde islands.
6-White House was closed indefinitely
to social engagements and sightseerS
until extensive repairs to the man.
sion could be completed.
12-Trial Of IL top U. S. Communist lead
of illness of william z. Foster. Com.
muniSt party chairman.
22-U. S. air force ends efforts to make
rain by seeding clouds with dry ice
after nine months Of experiments
prove inefficacy Of procedure.
December
7-Secretary of State George Marshall
undergoeS appendectomy.
l3-AStronOmerS at Mt. Wilson obServa-
tory announced discovery of a new
minor planet travelling a route within
140 million miles of Earth.
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MMsI

January
bling Crosby named
top money making
star for 9th consecu.
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November

I6-Search abandoned for Air Forces B-29,
missing since Nov. 6 en- route from
Okinawa to Guam.
25-Thanksgiving Day accidents take toll
Of ia lives. compared with 128 in 1947.
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January
3-522 million-dollar aid
program for France
and Italy gets under
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Read the Classified Adsi
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October

SHurricane causes IL deaths and 10
million dollars damage in Cuba. then
does great damage in Miami.
R-A Bog bomber. struck by lightning.
explodes over WaycroSS. Ga. Nine
killed.
3~e-31-Twenty persons died and hundreds
were made Ill. apparently as q re.
suit of smog blend of smoke and
fogI which blanketed Donora. Pa.
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september
3LChire's Communist party Is outlawed
under act of congress.
@Queen Wilhelmina enc 50-year reign
over Netherlands. in favor of daugh
ter Juliana.
5-Pope Plus XII ~broadcasts his 6rst
speech TO German Catholics since the
war.
l4--Gen. Lucius D. Clay predicts in Be-
lin that a winter-long siege is In pros
pect
l7-Swedish Count Folke Bernadotte
U. N. mediator for Palestine. aSSas
sinated.
21-Third annual session of 58-nation U.N
general assembly opens in Paris.
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About IL billions of dollars in
war bonds were sold to Naval
personnel in the Navy's war
bond program from September,
1941, to July, 1947.
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ILabor Day holiday deaths from &C.
cidents in the U. S. over three-day
period total 407.
t-Forty u S. soldiers killed and 80 in.
jured in troop train wreck in Korea
H-Floods in Japan leave SAL dead and
600 missing.
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August

I2-Tnirteen men killed when B-29
crashes after take-off zeal Roswell,
N. n. A navy weather reconnaissance
plane with IL aboard crashes and
burns same day on Rota Island. so
miles north of Guam.
3e-Seventeen u. S. air force men killed
in B-29 crash at Rapid City. S. D..
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SYHE

January
DIR. Robert Ernest
Hume. International.
ly known authority
on living relations
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March

l2+Thirty persons killed when Northwest
AirlineS DC-4 crashes on Mt. Sanford,
Alaska. en- route from Shanghai to
St Paul.
E8-Ten A. r. flyers killed when a B-29
crashes at MacDil field. near Tam
pa. Fla.
BAT least ~ persons killed and more
than 300 injured in a series Of tor
nadoeS which struck nine states from
Texas to central New York.
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RebuiiaI Services Held
For Colored Veteran

Funeral services for Pfc. James
Bate, colored, of Lexington, who
was the first negro of Lexington to
die, in action on February IA, 1945,
will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. at
Union Grove Baptist church with
the Rev. P. w. Jones officiating.
Bate, the son of D. B. and Lillian
Bate Of Lexington and the sister
and nephew of Robert Bate of San
Diego, Calf, and Carrie Bate
Hampton and Ohio James Hamp-
ton of San Diego, died on Leyte.
He was a graduate of Ambrose
Vocational school, after which he
entered the service and was station
ed at Camp Butner. He was trans
ferred to the Philippines, where he
was killed in action
Burial will be in Pinkston ceme-
terry.
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Kossuth Mon Injured
In Truck Accident,

News has been received here by
friends of Billy Phillips, Kossuth,
of his accident in which he sustain
ed serious injuries when the truck
in which he was riding struck a
bridge outside Corinth, causing the
gas tank to explode and the driver
to be thrown through the windshield
into a creek.
Mr.. Phillips, who was returning
home from Louisiana with a load of
lumber, fell asleep at the wheel, it
was said. His right leg was fractured
with cuts and bruises to his left leg.
His right hand was also crushed with
several fingers broken. The truck
was completely demolished, accord
ing to reports.
The accident victim was taken
to the McRae hospital, Corinth, for
treatment, it was said.
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white man as the man who held him
at the point of a gun and robbed him
OF 40 cases Of whiskey and $4,000
cash on Highway 80 in Kinds coun-
ty between Bolton and Edwards on
June q. At that time Ivey was a
constable and deputy sheriff Of At
tala county. Ledbetter has served
a term in the penitentiary for rum
running.
Ledbetter tracked Ivey down to
Kosciusko and reported to the
sheriff and city marshal. The cash
was returned by Ivey to Ledbetter
in the presence of Attala officials.
Ivey then resigned as law-enforce-
ment official.
Judge Gillepie told Ivey his sen-
tence was increased because of his
position as a reinforcement Off
Ger.
The iijack car was identified by
Ledbetter as a Chrysler Town and
Country. Ledbetter said he spotted
this a IN Durant when looking for
Ivey early one morning and took
out after it but it outdistanced him.
The District Attorney, MI. M. M.
MCGOWAN, was quoted as saying
there was a definite tieup or con-
nection between the Ivey case and
the case of Marshall M. Blackjack"
Powell. Durant man who was &C
Quilted Of hijacking and armed rob-
berry at the same term OF Kinds
County Circuit Court.
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Ivey Gets Years
For Armed Robbery

John Ed Ivey, former Attala coun-
ty constable and deputy sheriff
was sentenced to twelve years in the
penitentiary for armed robbery in
connection with a liquor hijacking
incident in Kinds county June 81.
The sentence was handed down
Saturday by presiding Judge Hugh
B. Gillespie in Kinds County Cir
cult Court at Raymond, which con-
cluded at noon on that day.
Ivey is being held in the Kinds
county Jail without bond pending
an appeal to the Supreme Court of
Mississippi. He will be held in
Jail until the Supreme Court acts
on his case and should the judgment
be affirmed, he will still have twelve
years to serve in the penitentiary.
The two-day trial of the AttaIa
man was held at Raymond. Ivey,
was positively identified by w. J.
Ledbetter, an Admission, Alabama,
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Patients AT The Hospital

Mrs. J. B. Perry, Eden
Mrs. R. E. Vaughn. Goodman
Mrs. Willie Rogers, Lexington
Mrs. j. H. Boyett and baby
daughter, Goodman
Kavanaugh Henry, Lexington
Miss Edith Wilburns Durant
COLORED
Sarah Hampton, Lexington
Gertrude McMurtry and baby
daughter, Lexington
Charlie Lewis, Lexington
Walter Clark, Lexington
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TchuIu War Veteran
Returned To States

The remains of William o. Brown,
Tchula, who was killed IN action
overseas, have been returned to the
United States aboard the United
States Army Transport Sergeant
Morris E. Grain, the Department of
the Army has announced. A total
of 48 remains were returned for
burial in a private Or national ceme-
terry at the request of next of kin.
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Wanted

WANTED-Veneer Logs. Top
prices paid for poplar, magnolia,
sweet gum veneer
logs, Is inches and up. Write or
phone 3-5403. G. r. Pierson, Missis-
sippi Products Inc. Livingston Road.
Jackson, Mississippi. 20-tfnp
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie johnson, Mrs.
S. E. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Wells, Mrs. Hal Gillian, Mrs. w. w.
Thurmond, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Reese, the Rev. Paul D. Bragg, Mrs.
Ruth Roach, Mrs. H. M. Jordan, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sharp.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-23
NEGRO SCHOOL TRUSTEES
TO MEET

Trustees of the negro schools in
Holmes county r scheduled to
meet with the County Superinten-
dent of Education at Ambrose Voca-
tional school in Lexington on Satur-
day, October 2, at 1000 a. M, for
the purpose of making final arrange
ments and preparing for the open
ing of schools on October Is.
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FOR SALE-Seed oats, Delta red,
free of grass seed and vetch. SIPS
per bus1el unsacked. Sacked $1.35.
p. A. Jones, Lexington, Route 2,
(Howard). 22-4-tp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-23

FOR SALE-680 Acres good Gull
tlvatible land near Tchula. One
million feet timber. Sawmil1 and
tractor. Reason for selling, i'll health.
Telephone, Tchula 173. P. o. Box,
.AS5. 21-3tp
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FOR SALE-Craftsman paint
sprayer, practically new. Va horse
power electric motor. Call 12-J, or
write Martin Grantham, Rt. l.
23-tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-23

FOR SALE-One large circulating
oil heater, one 20-gallon oil auto
matte water heater, both in perfect
condition. Phone 6, Tchula.
23-3-tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-23

FOR SALE-Two residential
building lots on Boulevard. Apply
Mrs. John D. Gwin, phone 253.
23-2-tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-23

FOR SALE-One large Wilson cir
culating wood and coal heater; also,
M King O'Heat circulating wood
and coal heater. Mrs. Kate Tackett,
Phone %, Lexington.
C2-2-tn
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-23

FOR SALE-Building lot on Race
street. Emmett Reese, Phone 4l5'
Lexington.