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NOTICE


THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO,
Mary Barton
eis Adam Street
Memnhts. Tenn.
Charles J. Corbett
Lillian Avenue South
louisville. XIV
Isaac NJ. Corhett
s04 West Wood Street
Paris. Tenn.
Percy Corbeft.
ss2s Klines Ave.
Nashville Tenn.
Fannie Kingsmill.
Erin. Tenn.
puby Scruggs
Erin. Tenn.
John Y. Corhesf
1898 Pleasant Street
Cincinnati. H. Oh'n
Mrs. Marsares +. Enright
80 Western State Hospital
Western State. Tenn.
Yon are summoned to anuear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Coor-
" of Jackson Il said state. on the
Second Monday of April A. n. i94a.
10 defend Suit No l03a4 In said Court
of Mrs. Martha c. Johnson, Wherein
m are . defendant. and wherein
Complainant seeks a Partition Sale
~ IL w. - .
wherein Complainant Is vested with
10 undivided interest. and that the de-
fenSaet Me-. Mary partor. Charles j.
carhett. I~aae NJ. Corhett and Mrs.
Margaret +. Fnrtrht are each vested
with Ia undivided interest the~ein
and that tho defendants percy Cor
he... Jeh~ Y. rorhett Fannie Kings
mill ard Pa,bv Serr,ess are each vest
cd with t-pa undivided ~iuterest there
n. o~d that eatd nropaet, Re NOT etta.
eent'hie Of rert'tian ~ kind. and that
tho Court will erter decree Amounting
n Special Commissioner fo~ the r,ir-
nese Of selling the property herein des-
ershed.@
Tract SO. So. 50 and IS consisting of
20 acres. also about 2 acres in Tract
60 described as follows: BEGINNING at
a point sc feet West of the North
east corner of said Tract 60. thence
West i32 It. along the North line OF
said Tract, hence South 607 feet
thence East along the South line Of
said Tract 1S2 feet. thence Nortf
607 feet TO the point of beginning: al
of the above property being i'm Block
3 or Suburban Acres Subdivision. a,
per plat on file in Plat Book 1. Page
So in the office of the Chancery Clerl
OF Jackson County. ississippi. and al
being In Section 2. Township 2 South
Range 2 West Jackson County. Miss
Also Tract described as situated II
Section 1, Township 7 South. Range
West. more particularly described a
Tract AZ In Block No. ;. Suburban
Acres Subdivision. according to sur
vey and plat Book I. Page Sc. Jackson
County records. containing 5 acre
more OF less together with all build
ings. fences and improvements there
on. said tract AZ being foreciosed an,
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sold under substituted Trustees sale
under authority of Decree rendered in
Cause No. 22.052 OF the Docket of the
Chaneery Court of Harrison. County,
At which sale said tract was purchased
in the name of Mrs. Martha c. John
son. Administrative and J. u. OKeefe,
Administrator of the Estate Of Mrs.
Catherine c. Guthrie. Trustee deed
being dated June :. 1877 and recorded
in Book 81. Pages 49, and 464 OF the
Land Deed Records of Jackson Coun-
". Mississippi. all as fully set out In
btu on bie.
This the 18th day Of March A. D..
1913.
SEAL N. G. EVERETT.
Clerk Chancery Court.
jackson County. Mississi spa.
BY z NJ. GALLOWAY. d. C.
Il 80. 70, "a. 9
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-non.nEsIpENr NOTICE

No. iOS40
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Mrs. Minnie Lee Poole
n y. ID. I. co Mrs. c. + Hanhns
Rpbertsdale. Alabama
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
~ OF jackson In said State. ON the
Second Monday Of June A. d. 1913.
TO defend suit No. i0S&0 In said Court
Of Harold l. Poole.
Wherein yan are defendant. and
wherein Complainant seeks decree of
divorce. all as fully set out In bin on
file.
This 9Th day Of March A. d. 1913.
N. c. EVERETT. Clerk.
Chancerv Court.
Jackson County, Mississippi,
BY Z. NJ. GALLOWAY. d. c,
II 9-I9lQ. a6
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PETITION ron PARDON AND/oR
SUSPENSION OF SENTENCE

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON COUNTY
TO HIS ExcELLENCY
GOVERNOR FIELDING l.. WRIGHT
GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI
We. the undersigned citizens of
Jackson County. Mississippi, do here
by petition Your ENceilency to grant
unto LEROY CLARK n pardon, or in
the alternative. a suspension of SEN
tence or other executive elemency. and
In support of this Petition state the
following
That the said Leroy Clark Is a
young man of the age of IS years. and
has a wife and child. That he entered
a plea of guilty to n charge of grand
larceny at the May, 1896, term of the
Circuit Court of jackson County. Mis-
sissippi. and was sentenced by the
Court TO serve a term of five years in
the State ~Penitentiary. that he has
never before been convicted of a crime
or offense known to the law; that
he had been seriously i'll prior to his
indictment and plea in the above Ease.
and received medical attention for
several years. having had spinal men,
that at the time of his plea of guilty,
he was not represented by any coun-
sci, and the facts In connection with
the taking of the said automobile are
such That a conviction could not have
beer sustained. and there was ne
intent on the part of the said Leroy
Clark to steal the automobile at said
time. That he had driven II for four
or fv hours and drove the same in
front of the home of the man who
owned the ear. and the owner of the
car has expressed himself as being in
favor of granting a pardon to pc.
titloner.
That the petitioner. Leroy Clark,
has made a model prisoner.
That the said LEROY Clark suffers
from a horrible asthmatic condition.
a broken shoulder and defective eyes
And for other reasons TO be as.
signed an the hearing OF this petit
ton.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED.
%. o. Newman. ex-sheriff. G M
Pickett j., R McNeal. eN-deputv sher.
-. J II. Cooper. J = Burroughs. w
2 stephens. c y Hudson, L. q
Beekham. H. X. Thornton. Robert
kuSning. |. G. Beckham, Jr, : IN
heckham. d. Franklin. J. E. Hudson,
and others.
81 5-ia 10 2s
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"A BRAIL.LE

Denver = AP transcription
of Forever Amber" in Braille
runs to "a volumes measuring 20
x ID inches.
Fifteen to 20 workers in the
Braille department of the Denver
Red Cross chapter are finishing
a transcription of Kathleen Win
sor's moved of Charles IFS times
after Is months of work.
z The voluminous transcription
was undertaken by the Red Cross
because the Denver public library
had so many requests for the book
from the blind.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-19
NOTICE TO cRrnIrons

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
N TIE CHANCERY COURT
IN VACATION
IN THE NATTER or THE ESTATE
or CHARLES HENRY VANoSDOI.
DECEASED
Letters At Administration were
granted q the undersigned hv the
ShaneefN Court Of Jackson County
Mississippi on ncCcmher Ia iaI1. ON
ne Estate e Charles Henry Nanasdol
decessed Netice Is hereby siveH re-
aaiftak All neHEonS having claims
against AID estate t. have The same
ef0tsHrd md registered - the Clerk
81 sAEa Naaft within - utanths ffom
tais d4fe ard faai = failure q nfu
tate anN REGISTER tNE 81 manths Will
Haf So eHaHm
WHEaess mt haad fhIs lhs sla dax
81 Nsfth 4 u teta
4 Il = NANoznoE
AazHlssz zaT e n AsIazz -
E#zHiFs Hsnss Naaazaa1
5 M II =
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II sad Co9xt witAtn SIX moaths nom
tAfS Setes ard that a failure 10 pro-
ear the cfatHas
WifnesS my han4 tbs the S1h aay
- N1geh A d tSt1
L < GEORGE n scflEASE SR.
AasniaissxataF ct tire Estate Of Beto
Ceorke SelraSeS deeSsSed.
81 IS r. 10
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Legal Notice


Ns<lce ss hsfeAv kteea nat the
Hoxfd a. S~op&fVlSofs of Jackson
CcpEty. NlsxlSSlrcA wA recesVe Seatea
H=4& a. ~ JaekSon CrNznky Ccart
Ho1fe unul Il ocioek A IA en- Tues
cav April & is$s sor ere lSss truck
SD truck must ~ 81 cne az n
an&<naeshaif Ton capacity. VITA = mo
tt2 a either 8 OF 4 cynndarx ana II
81 lt1xkf lee hcrse power
VIA dual wheels AMI ass be esoipped
S4h An enclosed Ncoy suitable for
hk0InR "a r. le men.
TIE Beard reserves the rlsh4 10 -.
led any ard ~ etd<
n G EVERETT. Clerk
Beard Of SuneretSN~
- STA IS -
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me annual meeting % the Stock
hohaess az the Mississippi Export
Railroad Conpsay viii be held at the
offces o. ne Company IN Moss Point.
Mississippi. On Thursday. April IS
ie1A a. 10 = N eelock for the pur-
roSe % eleetsnK a Board Of Directors
for the ensNin4 year. and n tranSac-
TIN ~ such business As might come
eefore Ire meeting
u S-ta 10
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zT4T# q MISSISSIPPI
Eo11n - E8ENsas
.aH M4fHz - rs Fe#zfH
D. atHU LH##rH aH#stH e
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LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
In the chancery Court of jackson
County. Mississippi.
No. 1881
In the Matter of the Valuation of
si25. 600 90 lone Hundred Twenty-Five
Thousand Dollarsl of Road Protection
Bonds of Jackson County. Mississippi.
To the Tax Payers of Jackson Coun-
ty. Mississippi
NOTICE
You are hereby notified that the
matter of the Valuation of the above
mentioned Bonds will come on for
hearing before the Chancellor at the
Court House of Jackson County. Mis-
sissippi. on the 27th day of March
ie48 on Or before which date. objec-
tions. II any must be filed.
tSEAL)
N. C. EVERETT. chancery Clerk.
Jackson County
BY E. M. GALLOWAY. DC
n 3-l9. 20
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NOTICE TO cREpIroRs

IN THE MATTER OF THE LAST
Will AND TESTAMENT OF MENA
BOWEN. DECEASED
No. lN.SSq
Letters of exeeatorship having been
issdcd to the undersigned this dav
upon the Last win and Testament
of Mena Bowen. deceased. notice Is
hereby given 10 all persons firms. or
corporations having claims against said
Estate 20 present the same to The
Clerk of the Chancery Court Of Jack
som County. Mississippi for probate.
registration and allowance within six
tels months from this date or said
elas ans will be forever barred.
TINS the srd dav OF March. 1913.
T. L. DeLASHMET. SIR.
Executor.
At SIS. II. ~. Il
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Delinquent Municipal Tax Sale
City of Poscogoulu. Mississippi

- viii sci At public outer to the MHa bdt for cash at the front door of the city Han in Thu city OF
PSaUNhaJ Jackson County State of Mississippi on
sn Of taxes mn %M me- I Wp PWW s ass% and %m n@@ @ may a@ necessary " make the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-19

AS early as 1890. oysters were
canned in Baltimore and shipped
by wagon to Pittsburgh.
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NHa : nszsss zsga fhas ara
HA@ He# # 4Hz o.
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ss W z and Gladys Ruth spant-Los 81 and "a
eos c l. i BUSH East. $ feet OF Lots 5 m 4 Block B
s.; Rg.Ts !. ss.ssS:s5$ i:.a i. s!'is S : !. . a x 4ss $f 8
{: :: !; ] ]: : rs IL Is s; Vs. s$ : !; : 6; ] $ : ss;,5 Ess:= ss;'; $$:s:$I:ss q
sa Arthur wnsOn-LOs l m a RDck 1. Liberty Ad-
ss onSss = E:sn Barnes los ii and a siSf T
$50 sy Esss BOYD aeI LOT. is N IL Block 7. Liberty
1901 c'i 8 s ss1 s@5 S; S:ssiF 6sI sssR 4l. ! q e. 8 Ss.:ss
1000, 100. s.&:: : :s s!s::' " ;: sS%s I $s 81 !, E. T. 4 ! !: =. Ss:i: is 7 /, .n~
iss 8; 6 s 81, 81 z IS: ! ffS 81; G. 81 4 { E D be- ss:s. sss'-.
lsoc. n n S saT 1Lo, 81 W E Frederic Estate Sub
1854 ''i s; $$ $$:s'ff IS: S. !; ! :; s: $ : ,s !. IS: 81 - sssE@ s.. rs :; !;
las rus ssss H sssg . North I Of East I of Lot g. square
1888 rszss + Ssnr IS Of East Of Is 6 saaas
1884 r~ s% .xs 81 ri o. i Sd ls + is a$. F Il ssa, an..a T. a
l@' a" SssS %ss: :Ssf%a E Hsst ! s e. i S$ss sst !. : ( g e: = .s-r 5 zoos
:" = : si Is s s. Is n Ts 3 p s 81 s5sJ Y 4 ss 81
,n M 6 : s, y: ~ = Si s::::s i ss;s | Is: : s. .na
s d $ B. I . i a 8 u s ! SSassss sSSs S:sss
1901 A: ! F' ssfI r. ss 'i i, squirt s Ct e z 5 square Z a. x Rs'
1887 sam po,s-Ess, ! of south o Lot IT. square ID" -"
,~' lsi sss1 T'y's5 y s'fSs sss.. 7ssshvs.' ! q. Lot na
1853 wrhs% ward~Eat / Of Lot Ia Block a j. B Del. "@
l+s Herbert - Georgia cndasissvs- It IL Block a
1888 Ann,s Cook YS T East / Of. e ct 2. : and a. all Lot II v Del
1885, '% e ,s sy'f Ssla! S' ss T e 81 = Deco i. ii ss s'ss-'
is7 A j i ssS%I L. OF + I s%s. nd minor Subdivision
iA Ah S, mo ora as d nyy9r.,ii1 z Lews ad Minor ~
,s. onyaa.D 10y 49,. VI uMaar saeo Lt IN Iurne Irar...~~s . SIS
uhaS Tm"' 90 Ae' VI Lt D. square "A ~
1875 oliver Lsdniesp art south communy Reserve Of !"
ssH %n sg 400 dr Get bs ' sssm esS RIVER ". s s%s Ss:
1887 J Al fo1 IVES 70 feet # Lot g. Square r. Heb ="
1876 "r sssss,: = ~ :. s J 7 . 9 Fss 10 81 5ad s:sr s%sgy
, 1855 e s.: { { sss'4 4$r.. y e.. = :; 8 6 ;~ Fl: ! = !: f, f. T. : IS s::s:s {. I,
,.s " ysss san.T DslTs; Heirs. T5ast :. : ; s-erl~ zs
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,ss ~ aSsnums DeIhas nHs tract en
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1900 rsmas T""n .mss IN' ~--S".~n@"s~.."m~5 Q ais
GmonT.rv m , Ch Uss q aao q hock 81
ian, r az An" pr." vr - I". Q ais
commumny Tract =" Is ~ Ma o. BLOCK y 81.
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witness ~ hard an signature @h ne ~ az Of r3sss. na. 49, .@,
gs4.w, AsT5 =s.ss ~ ss.es Aas.. 49, =
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30 Esther Chestang-Lots l and z. Esther chestang Sub
division OF Lots S 6 and 7. A. II. Delmas Tract per
surveyors Record Book |. page 2084--........-....
~ Manuel Francies-Lot 3. Esther Chestang Subdi.
vision of Lots 5 Q and Z. A. II. Delmas Tract. per
Evening star., 1948-05-07

and Government regulations NJ.
lating to commodity trading.
The same action was taken with
regard to Mr.. Jordan;s partnership,
Thomas Jordan 6 Co., and Edmund
H. Crane, a member of the company.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
Association Elects Purvis

~Tlgie G. Purvis, director of Strayer
College, has been elected a member
of the Executive Board of the East
ern Business Teachers Association
it was announced today. The organ
ization represents business educa-
ton institutions in l3 Eastern
States and the District. 1trr~ =
Evening star., 1948-05-07
Wallace Supporter
Quits Georgia Pulpit
I0yer Racial Issue
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTA, May 7.-An Atlanta
| minister, leader in Georgia for
Henry Wallace's third party bid for
the presidency, is leaving his pulpit,
he says, because his congregation
has been stampeded into race con-
sciousness.
The Rev. Isaiah j. Domas, pastor
of the Unitarian Universal Church,
said last night his congregation had
accepted his resignation, effective
September /.
He said in a statement that two
groups existed within the church.
one vocal, ultra-race conscious
minority" the other ''non-vocal,
less race-conscious majority" The
latter group, he said, had allowed
themselves to be stampeded by the
ultra race conscious element when
faced by the fact of bad publicity in
the local press"
Mr.. Domas served as co-chairman
of arrangements for speech Mr..
Wallace made before a mixed white
and Negro audience in a Negro
church here last winter.
Civil Rights Plan Assailed.
Chairman Phillip G.. Hammer of
the church's public relations COM
mittee said Mr.. Domas' activities
on Mr. Wallace's behalf had a
great deal' to do with the accept
ance of the pastors resignation
Mr.. Domas said the ultra-race
conscious minority would sooner
see this church destroyed than wit
ness the presence at worship of
single Negro individual"
The less race conscious majority,
he said, has voiced itself, at least in
private conversation, as opposed to
both the Negro exclusion act of the
church and the minister's taking the
initiative to rectify the situation; on
the other hand, this same group has
done nothing whatsoever to bring
about more literally Christian So
luton"
In another action on the racial
issue yesterday the American Coun-
Gil of Christian Churches Conven-
tion adopted a resolution describing
President Truman's civil rights pro-
gram as another step toward the
socialization Of America"
1T promotes class consciousness
and inspires hate between peoples"
the resolution said.
Solution Suggested.
"' The solutions to these
problems is not to be made by an
appeal to the police state, but by
the preaching of the Gospel, the
presentation of the law of God and
the eternal judgments of God upon
evildoers. Human relations are not
aided by social hospellers' who
would place us in an iron vice"
The council claims 2,0O0, 900 men,
bers from Is Protestant denomina-
tions and 5000 churches. 1t repre-
sentS a group which split from the
Federal Council Of Churches sew
eral years ago.
DR.. Carl Mcintyre, Collingswood,
N. j., suggested that the House Com
mittee on Un-American Activities
investigate some Sunday school
publications which he said "are one
of the biggest menaces to the Amer
lean way of life"
Evening star., 1948-05-07
Penalty on Jordan
Suspended Two Years
Dy fhs Associated Press

The Agriculture Department has
given Thomas Jordan, New Or
leans cotton trader, suspended
penalty for alleged violation OF the
Commodity Exchange Act.
Thomas j.. Flavin, the depart
ment's judicial officer. gave Mr..
Jordan penalty of 10 days sus-
pension as a commission merchant
on futures commodity markets. But
he ordered the penalty held in abey-
ance for two years on Condition that
Mr.. Jordan obey the Exchange Act
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-28

home Saturday night after spending
the past two weeks in Chicago and
Detroit, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson, Sails
bury, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Harpe.
Kelley, of Grantsville, spent the
weekend with Mr.. Kelley's mother
Mrs. Maud Kelley, Staunton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby, Confluence
Pa, were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence j. Miller.
Mrs. Francis Drumm and daughter
Barbara Ellen, Cumberland, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Nevin j. Miller and Mr.. c. c. Wise
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beachy, Smocll,
Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas HaI-
low were Sunday guests of Mrs Eva
Beachy and Mr.. and Mrs Eddie Hell
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Kelley enter
tanned % guests in honor Of their
daughter Patricia's birthday. The
house was decorated in orange ana
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-28
Pupil Insurance
Plan Now Ready
Voluntary Program Available to
all Public School Students

Mr.. r. Bowen llardesty, actin :
County superintendent Of Schools,
announced today that voluntary ac-
cident insurance program is now
available to all public school students.
The purpose Of the insurance is to
pay medical expenses actually in
CURED for treatment OF accidental
bodily injuries received by an in
sured student while engaged in any
activities under school control. This
includes the travel incidental to such
activities and also the travel to school
and return home thcrefrom.
Mr. Hardesty stated that an in
sured student receives medical ser
vices as chosen by the family and
that the insurance pays a maximum
of $4,000 in amy one accident.
The maximum sum is available for
each accident that may occur, as
often as required, during the policy
term.
1t was pointed out by Mr., Har
desty that some of the medical eX-
peuses covered by the insurance were
doctors, surgeons and trained
nurses fees; hospital charges Of many
kinds; ambulance costs; X-ray costs;
drugs, medicines and serum costs;
laboratory charges; cost of dressings,
splints and other such appliances, ana
many other like medical service costs.
Mr.. Hardesty explained that before
this insurance plan becomes operative
a group of at least 25 percent Of all
students in the counties of Maryland
must be enrolled and that a pamphlet
explaining the plan has been distri-
butcd to the families of students at
tending schools in Garrett county.
The State Department of Education
has been studying the question of az
cidcnt Insurance for public school
students for over two years, through
n Superintendent Committee ON in
surance, Mr.. Hardesty said. This
plan has been adopted and recon-
mended by the Committee. 1t has
been approved by all county superin-
tendcnts, the State Department Of
Education and the Insurance policy
and premium charges have been duly
authorized by the State Insurance De
partment of Maryland. ID
,,,.5...,,,+;,,,, .
plan to parents in Garrett county,
Mr.. Hardesty emphasized that all
parents of public school students
should clearly understand that the
participation of any student in the
plan is entirely voluntary on the pant
of students through their parents.
Accident records in Maryland and
throughout the country show con-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-28
EVANSVILLE

Mrs. Frances II. Keller has received
word Of the safe arrival of her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bayard T. Keller, in Zurich, Switzer-
land October 4th. They sailed on the
Queen Elizabeth September % and
spent several days in Paris. Mr.. Kel-
Ter has begun his studies at the UNI
versity for his Ph.D. Degree. They
had a safe voyage and are nicely
located at 1907 Belleview Strasse,
Zurich, Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Beachy have
returned from New York city. They
We're accompanied home by the lat
ter's parents and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Elliott and Nancy, who az
rived on the Queen Elizabeth from
England They plan to spend three
weeks with their son~in-law and
daughter.
Mrs. w. II. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Meyer, and Mr. and Mrs Paul
Meyer and son Philip were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Galen
Beachy.
Treble Clef club was well attended
on Monday. A piano solo by MIS-.
Leonard Schaefer, vocal by Mrs.
George Yoder, group singing and
piano music by Misses Holmes and
Wallace, were among the features
Mrs. Jennie Broadwater, Barton,
visited her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan burst and
family.
Misses Louise and Marjorie Gort-
ner, students at Mary Washington
college, Fredericksburg, Va, were re-
cent guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Gortner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller, returned
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-28

slant injury hazard to public school
students.
Among the common causes Of such
injury are transportation accidents Of
many kinds, playground activities and
other games, and falls occurring in
and around school buildings and
grounds.
The continued occurrence Of such
accidents, Mr.. Hardesty added, clear
~ shows the need for sound arrange
ments in advance, to pay the medical
costs of professional services, if the
emergency arises.
The cost Of medical attention fol
an injured student is difficult to de-
termine in advance and in am emer-
gency, sudden and unexpected eX-
penses Of this kind could seriously
upset family budget.
Mr.. Hardesty stated that the pur-
pose Of this insurance is to directly
help families to pay all or part of the
sudden and unexpected cost of medi-
cal expense connected with accidents
to public school students. He added
that the superintendent Committee
on insurance recommends this plan
as an inexpensive and useful service
to parents Of students and that every
such student is eligible to be insured
under the plan.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-28

Of University Women.
The local branch had chosen recent
ly to make study of ceramics this
fall and winter and the talk on Nor
day was in keeping with the program
The regular business meeting of the
AAUW will be held next Monday
evening at the Home Economics
building, at o'clock Mrs. Donad K.
Burgess, state president, and a mem
Der Of the state board, will be present
Announcement was also made of
the groups rummage sale, to be held
on November 6, in the McIntire build
ing. Miss Ruth Keller announced that
persons who had rummage to giyl
for the sale could contact Mrs. Home.
Bennett and it would be called for, OF
the material would also be accepted
at the home of Miss Susy Smith.