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Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15
We Mastered the Art
Of Tailoring
BY MRS. NIELS LARSEN and MRS. JUNE
STEWART. Cascade County

By MRS. NIELS LARSEN and MRS. JUNE
STEWART. Cascade County
r Asst November 20 All leaders and
~ home demonstration leaders from
Vaughn, Great Falls, Ashuelot,
Simms, Fort Shaw and Grove COM
munity travelled owe icy roads to
a tailoring school held in the assem-
bly, room of the Fort Shaw school.
This was held under the direction
of Miss Lora v. Hilyard, extension
clothing specialist, Montana extern
sion service, and Mrs. Dora Smith,
home demonstration agent, Cascade
county. Under their supervision, we
have each made a wool suit and
Mrs. Niels Larsen also made a top
coat to match.
After attending this school we
were asked to conduct a tailoring
school in our community so that our
members who couldn't leave their
homes for five consecutive days
could learn to tailor.
Enthusiastic Response
When we asked our club members
and friends if they would like such
a school, the response vas excellent.
In January we started the school
with only three women attending,
but by the time we completed our
seven-day session, we had 10 en-
thusiastic women who had made 6
wool suits, 2 wool coats, / wool
dress and 4 rayon and cotton dresses
under our supervision.
We did not meet oftener than
twice a week and tried to schedule
these days for the convenience OF
our club women.
Our home demonstration agent,
Mrs. Dora Smith, attended our schoo.
on the day that we were fitting ou1
garments and assisted us with this
part of the work, as we did not fee
we had sufficient knowledge of fit
ting to do it alone.
To illustrate the value of thi.
workshop to the women in our com.
munity, I would like to quote Mrs
James Baker, president of thu
Grove Home Demonstration club:
81 have always sewn, but only il
home fashion until l joined tn,
workshop, and l have always won
dered why some of my garments die
not fit just right, such as shoulders
waistlines, necklines, etc. I founc
out that the main thing is to pres
each seam as you sew and then tn,
garment turns out 100 percent in fiji
In addition to what I completed il
the workshop, I made my daughte
a three-piece wool suit, and for m,
granddaughter I made a wool coat
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15

and if I do say it myself, I am proud
to see them wear these outfits"
Mass Production
After we closed our Worship we
made 20 western style wool Stacks
and boleros for a local riding club.
We used the skill gained from the
instructions of Miss Hilyard, and we
were able to finish these garments
in record time.
We are leaders of the local All
clothing project, and have had II
All club girls and 4 junior girls
sewing under our supervision.
We wish to acknowledge the great
advantage that these schools have
given us in leading a All club.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30
William Green New.
kes Plallas

Amerikos Darbo Federacijos
prezldentas William Green nu-
vykes j Washingtona, Kongre-
sui kalbeti apie padidinima sa-
Lyle produkcijos, kad butu ga
lima sulaukti kainu nupigini-
mo, patieke toki plana, kuris
yra tikrai keistas ir nesamo-
ningas:
Kadangi dabar didumoje dir
bama 40 valandu savaiteje uz
sutarte reguliari atlyginima,
Green pasiulo priimti As valan-
dq darbo savaite. Bet uz tas
5 pervirsio valandas Green rel
kalauja darbininkams moketi
pusantra tick Overtime.
Tikrai, skamba gerai kuomet
turf mintyje kad darbininkai
uzdirbs pusantra tick uz pen
kias priedines darbo valandas,
bet ka tas pagelbes kainu nu-
mazinimui, kad gaminiu pada-
rymas atsieis zymiai brangiau
algu pavidale? Ne tik padary-
mas, bet ir medziagu paruosi-
mas ir zaliavu pristatymas, su
pusantra tick atlyginino uz
tas penkias valandas padarys
visus gaminius vel brangiais,
neiperkamais.
Kadangi daugiausia visko su-
naudoja patys darbininkai, jie
sulauktu vel visokiu reikmenu
pabrangimo, is to sektQ reika-
lavimai daugiau algQ, ir sauki-
mas nauju streiku.
Kas tada nukentetu? - vel
tie patys darbininkai.
Murray, CIO prezidentas, ne
pritaria Green planui ir sake
CIO reikalaus tiesioginiai dau-
giau algu pakelimo.
PERSIJOJE, ju viena reli-
giska sekta duoda leidima ju
'zmonems apsivesti bent ko-
kiam laikotarpiui, net Xxi tam
tikrai valandai, po ko vedybos
vel gall butt nutrauktos ir ia
pora nesiskaito vede.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30
Lietuviq Vardu Komu-
nistai j Brazilija

BRAZILIJOJE policija suse-
ke If suarde komunistu samok-
sla lsigaleti visur Pietu Anne
rikoje. Suimta .devyni asme-
nys ir suciupti visi Kominter-
no dokumentai, kuriuose telpa
visi planai ir nurodymai komu-
misty veiklai pietu Amerikoje.
Komunistai tuo savo planu
ruosesi pastumeti Sovietu pu-
sci prielankia politika.
Tie atvyke ir submit devynl
komunistai ivaziavo j Brazilije
kaip Pabaltieciai, ir penki is
tu suimtqju yra Lietuviai Gar
Lietuvos pilieciai zydai). Jie
visi bus skubiai deportuojami
uz nelegali ivaziavima j Brazl-
LIZA.
Komunistai savo centra ISL
kure Sac Paulo mieste, pie
tus nuo Rio de Janeiro.
zydai komunistai tue budu
kenksmingai pasitarnauja Lie
tuviu tautai Pietu Amerikoje.
BANKAI visoje salyje ben.
drai imant 1947 metals pasieke
depozitu auksciausi laipsni -
$130 bilijonu. Nekuriu depozi-
toriu privatines saskaitos net
trigubai padaugejo.
Tie depozitai apima 6155
bankus, cia nesiskaito taupymo
bendroviu nariu depozitai.
1899 metals bankuose taupy-
mu buvo sudeta $50 bilijonu.
PRANCUZIJA gavo virs 80.
900 gelezinkeliu vagonu is u
S. pereitais metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30
LIETUVIUI TREMTINIUI

Nustojes tevynes, namu, artimuJu,
Pametes tau iprasta darba,
] vakarus begai is sodzu gimtuju,
I bada, j ugnl, varga.
Ir dantis sukandes t daug iskentejai;
w bulves ir guoli skurdziausia,
Panekintas alkanas vargti turejai
II darba atkti sunkiausia.
Tikejais sulaukti geresnio rytojaus,
Tai stiprno stverme tavo,
Aukoia sveikata If jegas artojaus
W Wits nusleptas savo...
Jei bada pakelsi, jei varga iskesi
II jeigu nuo bombu nezusi,
Tuomet :. gal sulauksi. -. ir keia surasi
Ir vel tevyne pakiusi.
Mes tie = Vakaruose juk buvo zadeje
Kad laisve visi atgausa
Ir je - tik az laisve kara pradeje,
W lasve TX gallo kariausia
Taip, iie pazadejo ir pazadas july
lr tavo tevyne pasieke.
Is lupu lupas vogeiom nuo rudujq,
Per miestus, per kamus js eke
Atgijo miestieciai, atgijo kalmleclal,
Mes pazadui tam patikejo.
Lietuviai - pavergto krasto pilieciai =
Jau laisve sugriztant regejo.
Tu laukei = bet tie kurie laisve zadejo,
Toll vakaruose kariavo,
O tevisken tavo, kai Prusas nuejo,
Vel Rusas raudonas zygiavo.
II ryztis turejai: ar Rusui vergausi,
Je savo tevyneje liksi,
Ar begsi pro Prusa, pro ugni keliausi
II laisves gynejus sutiksi.
Ryzaisi pabegti, mes Prusai silpnejo,
Pro JUGS gal kap nors prasisprausi
II tuos pasitiksi ka lasve zadejo,
Su jais tevyne keliausi.
Tu laukei, bet kol tie lauktieji atejo,
Jau ju atmintis suspnejo:
siadien jie uzmirso ka skelbe zadejo,
lr tuos kruie jiems patikejo. -.
Dabar Lietuvoie burliokas laukinis,
Tautieciai - kraujuose papude,
. tu? Tau paskirtas barakas lentinis.
lr lauki -. tn laukti igudes.
Vytautas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30
EKSTRA! 2S8 DAINQ KNYGELE
LEISKIT ] TEvYhE
(Kiseninio didumo - 272 puslapiu)
Kama sIl nriSiuntimu 81. .0O

kama su prisiuntimu $1.OO
Dirva gavo Europoj naujai isleista knyga
ivairip Lietuvisku liaudies dainu if kitokiu
pavadinta - "LEISKIT I TEVYNE". Tai
nepaprasta knygele - tiesiog didele knyga,
272 puslapiq didumo, ir joje tepa net 288
zinomu eilerasciq. Skubekit isigyti sau vic
nomu dainu, ir daug tokiu kurias turetumet
sio malonumo, mes rasite daugybe savo Ii
ma Xxi jq turirne. il suteiks jums didziau-
zinoti. Isleido "Mintis". Vokietijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-30
KAs LAUKIA MUsV TREMTIkIu

pATIEKIAME Dirvos skaitytojams labai askai isdes-
tyta, lengvai suprantama isaskinima siandieni-
mes musu vientaucu tremtiniu padeties Europoje 81
strapsni paruose vienas buvusu remtinu, dabar Ame
rikoje gyvenantis, T. Dambrauskas.
Sis straipsnis aiskiai NUNS pasako kas tremtniu
laukia kaip e gyvena r kas galima daryti - ir kad
reika greita daryti - jiems pagelbeti.
Musu broiai tremtinia sadien susiduria SUI pavo-
kad mes galime iems pagelbeti skubai susdami afda
vitus Amerika vaziuotL
Paskaitykte ia straipsni. Lietuvia Amerkieciai, il
skubiai bet rimtai imkite perkratyt sazne ar
vska darote gelbejimui krauo broiu, taip kaip
NUNS privalu juos gelbeti?!
, 1948-01-20
ST. Thomas COun. Confirms
Major Charles For Year

The St. Thomas Municipal
Council has confirmed the non.
nation of Major Earle Charles
or the position of Police Direc
tor for a term of one year, ac-
oording to an article in the
Photo News. Councilmen
Sprauve, Hodge, Gordon and
Ottley voted for while Harris
3 Brown voted against. Coun-
cilman Downing abstained.
The article continues:
In opposing Charles, Brown
said he would show the Gov
ernor that he is just as deter
mined as he is, and cited
Charles as "a Gestapo Chief,
Of whom he is suspicious.
Continued on page ~
, 1948-01-20
Progressive Party Asks
Rent Control Legislation

The st. Croix Progressive
Party has written a letter to
the Chairman of the Munich
pal Council asking that effec-
tive rent control legislation be
passed. The letter dated jan
uary Is, was signed by Edgar
Van Brackle as chairman, and
reads in part as follows:
During the time since the
closing of the Office of Price
Administration, unprecedent
ed increases in cost of living,
w it 1t any increases in
wages caused Congress to
pass, and the President of the
United States to sign legisla-
Continued on page ~
, 1948-01-20
81. CrOix WOmen's League
Expresses Thanks To
Contributors

The st. Croix Women's Lea
que has expressed their thanks
70 the many persons who have
contributed money and gifts
which enabled them in turn to
contribute to needy persons
during the Christmas season,
according to a press release re
ceived today.
As a result Of this help the
League was able to not only
hold a Community Sing but
also to send $40 for gifts to
Virgin Islands patients in the
Continued on page ~
, 1948-01-20
US. Army May Sci Up
Chemical Unit In ST. Thomas

Tne u. S. Army may utilize
ONE areas in st. Thomas to
let up installations for chemi-
al warfare. An inspection
party of four officers arrived
n that island last week. They
came at the invitation of Colo
1el Law, new head of Bourne
Field who, on learning that
bases set up in Panama are be-
ing abandoned, urged the
Army to set them up on Ameri
can territory.
Among the visiting officers
were, Colonel Lowell A. FL
lot and Colonel Loucks. They
were met at the field by Colo
mel Law and Superintendent
of Public Works Donald Bore
, 1948-01-20
Mrs. ]. Riggs Resigns From
Child Welfare Program

Mrs. Julia Higgs, a Case
Worker on the Child Welfare
Program here, has handed in
her resignation to become eff
fective on January 81.
Mrs. Higgs plans to return
to the mainland with her hus-
band Dr.. Higgs, Municipal
Physician, whose resignation
will also become effective on
that date.
, 1948-01-20
US. Citizens Join Jewish
Underground 'Hagana"

A total of 65 Jews of Ameri-
can citizenship, who were
studying at the Jewish Uni
versity, have enlisted in the
underground "Hagana'. All
are veterans and were study
ing under the Veterans train
ing program. This announce
ment was made by the Jewish
Agency.
The Agency denied that the
youths joined through pres
sure from it.
, 1948-01-20

ham. Later they were guests Of
Acting Governor de Castro at
a luncheon.
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IFGhI NOTICES

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Ike Edwards. whose post Of
flee is Dallas, Texas, street adj
dress unknown.
You are summoned to appear
before the Chancery Court of the
County of Holmes in said state,
on the End Monday in January,
1949, to defend the suit No. 1862
in said court of Mae Alice Ed
wards, wherein you are a de-
PENDANT.
This the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1948.
PARHAM. H. WILLIAMS,
(SEAL) Chancery Clerk.
23-4-tnp
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first week of October of each year
as a time for observance OF
National Employ the Physically
Handicapped Week.; and
WHEREAS the State of Missis-
sippi, by proclamation of Cover
nor Fielding l.. Wright, will again
observe "Hire-the-H Handicapped
Week. as part of the national
campaign and as a period for
emphasis on the year-around pro-
gram promulgated in l947; and
WHEREAS the citizens of Lex
ington, being aware of the inn
portance of such a campaign to
this community, realize fully the
urgent need of rehabilitating and
those of our fellow
citizens whe have acquired ply
steal handicaps; and
Restore To Normal Living
WHEREAS these two steps
rehabilitation and employment
end essential to the restoration
Of the physically handicapped to
normal living; and
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PROCLAMATION
ny GOVERNOR

WHEREAS, through proper
training programs Mississippi can
give opportunity for employment
to many of our fellow citizens
who by reason of physical handi-
caps are now denied such oppor-
tunities for employment; and
WHEREAS, because of war
industrial and other accidents, the
toll of handicapped persons in
creases annually; and
WHEREAS, this State and the
Nation need the fullest measure
of productivity possible from our
citizens, and at the same time,
our handicapped citizens only
desire an opportunity to become
self-supporting and independent;
and
Employers Called Upon
WHEREAS, all our employers
have a unique opportunity to as
sist in the national effort to re-
habilitate otherwise qualified, but
physically handicapped workers
by employing them; and
WHEREAS, the Congress, by a
joint resolution approved August
II, 1945 $50 Stat. 500 has desig-
mated the first week in October
of each year as National Employ
Physically Handicapped
Week, during which appropriate
ceremonies are to be held
through the Nation, and has re-
quested that the President issue
each year a suitable proclama-
ton;
NOW, THEREFORE, l FIELD
ING l. WRIGHT, GOVERNOR
OF THE STATE OF MISSIS-
SIPPI, do hereby call upon the
people of the State of Mississippi
to observe the week of October
PJOY-T E-P Y
HANDICAPPED WEEK in the
State of Mississippi. | also call
upon the mayors of cities, and
heads of other agencies of govern
ment and other public officials,
as well as leaders of industry
labor and civic groups to make
every effort to enlist public sup
port for a sustained program
aimed at the employment and full
use of the capacities of physically
handicapped workers.
IN TESTIMONY, WHEREOF,
I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal
of the State of Mississippi to
be affixed, this the l8 day of
September, 1948.
{SEAL)
FIELDING l.. WRIGHT,
Governor.
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OF Interest To
Our CoIored Readers

Mr.. Editor,
Please allow space in your pepper
for me to say a few words con-
corning thine works of the Union
Grove NIB. church of Lexington,
pastored by the Rev. A w. Jones,
233 Clifton street, this city. On
September IL, the Union Grove
NIB. church of this city gave our
pastor an appreciative service
for his ID annual terms of Serv-
ing our church as pastor, untir-
ingly, upselfishly, but with very
successful efforts.
Our meeting was very nicely
attended by people of the city,
county, and also of Leflore coun-
ty, and the city of Greenwood.
After a splendid devotion by Bro.
Scott Ellis, Bro. Sam Smith and
others, the Poor Saints offering
was raised by the ushers.
Maggie Williams, president of the
chorus, came forward and that
group of singers of the Union
Grove M.B.C. with Eliza
beth Johnson at the piano, sang
the praise of God, while our
hearts rejoiced in us.
The morning sermon was by
the Rev. w. E. Smith of Lexing-
ton and was a powerful message
from these words as a text, from
Acts, 1923, "Take heed there
fore unto yourself, and to all the
flock over the which the Holy
Ghost hath made you o~verseers
to feed the church of God" His
sermon was a masterpiece that
was enjoyed by all.
At the close of his sermon,
seven members joined the church.
At 2 p m. the appreciative pro-
gram began, the Travellers Rest
M. B. G. at Sidon taking the
choir's stand for the evening ser
vice, with Bro. Charley Weathers-
by as president, and with a young
lady of Greenwood at the piano.
They sang so sweet that all the
hearers longed to have them
come to us again.
The speakers on the program
were Bro. A. w. Grace, R. D.
B. Friar, w. E.
Smith, Jr.. A.. N. Hodges,
Maggie Williams and Gym
thia Land. Speakers from visit
churches and their gifts were
Bro Cavenor. Travellers Rest,
Asia. Bro. S. c. Carey
St. John, $1,000; L. E. Wade,
SIS; Gordon Chapel, Johnnie Sar-
gent. Sill; Lebanon, Bill Benson,
81; Queen Chapel A.M,E. church
Lula McC1anton, 81. Paulu:
Eugene Thurmond. 1925. Mt.
Calvery, Tchula, So; Rockport'
81; Newport, 81; Rose Bank, 81;
81 The total from visit
churches was $80.75; from the
Grove MBC, S137.99.
The grand total for the day was
S218.99.
The closing sermon at 5 z. m.
bv the Rev. P. w. Jones Of this
city was on the text, John 10, IL:
ST am the good Shepherd" from
which he delivered a soul-stir-
ring message that the entire con-
eregation enjoyed. We long to
have these gospel ministers to fill
the pulpit again
We all are happy to know that
our churches r going forward
in the name of the Lord Jesus.
BRO. J. r. Amons. Secretary
Rev. A. w Jones, Pastor.
1-tn
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Hire The Handicapped
Week Set By Officials
For October 80

BY proclamation of the Mayor
Of Lexington, and the. Governor
of Mississippi, October 3-9 has
been set aside rs Hire-the- Handi-
capped week. II. III. Thomas,
manager of the Lexington en-
ployment office states that there
are in the active file of the office
about Is so-termed handicapped
veterans in the county. The pro-
clamation, however, dCes not re-
fer solely to veterans. and there
are many more handicapped per-
sons in the inactive files and
others that are not registered,
MIR. Thomas said. The proclama-
tions by the Mayor and the
Governor follows.
WHEREAS the nation, by act
Of Congress has set aside the
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WHEREAS the Mississippi
State Employment Service and
the vocational rehabilitation err
vices of all State and Federal
agencies in Mississippi are bound
to the accomplishment of these
two steps;
NOW, THEREFORE, /, Norman
Weathersby, mayor of the City OF
Lexington, do hereby set aside
the week of October 3-9 as Hire
Archaeological Week." and
urge all local officials, all local
employers, all local civic argani-
cations, and all local citizens to
cooperate with their local Missis-
sippi State Employment Service
and other agencies in this worthy
campaign to find suitable jobs
for the physically handicapped
who, impartial surveys have
shown, become superior en-
ployees when placed on job that
utilize their abilities:
Urges Registration
AND FURTHER, / urge I'M
employed physically handicapped
persons to register with the Mis-
sissippi State Employment Ser
vice which will refer to vocation
rehabilitation agencies those who
are in need of medical and/or
vocational training prior to enter
ing the labor market and to en-
ployers those who are readied
for entry.
AND I FURTHER URGE ALL
EMPLOYERS to place all their
job orders with the Mississippi
State Employment Service so
that disabled veterans and other
handicapped workers may be
given an opportunity to prove
their value in productive and
self-respecting jobs.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF /
have hereunto set my hand and
nave caused the seal of the City
Of Lexington to be affixed.
Norman Weathersby,
Mayor, City of Lexington
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T TO SELL TWO
DUMP BODIES.

Pursuant to authority granted
to me by the Board of Supervi-
sors of Holmes County, said au-
thority appearing in Minute Book
19, page 563, notice is hereby
given that the Board of Super
visors will receive bids at their
regular October, 1913, meeting
for the purchase from it of two
used dump bodies, belonging to
Separate Road District 8, the
Board reserving the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Ordered this September z, 1913.
Parham H. Williams,
21-4-tnp Clerk.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To James Bailey, a nonresident
OF the State OF. Mississippi, whose
post office and street address is
3748 Calumet Avenue, Chicago,
Illinois.
You are hereby summoned to
appear before the Chancery Court
OF the County of Holmes, in said
State, on the second Monday of
January, A. D., 1949, to defend
the suit No. 1882 in said Court of
Fannie Morrison Bailey wherein
you are defendant.
This, the 9Th day of September,
1913.
Parham H. Williams,
(SEAL) Chancery Clerk.
21-4-tnp
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q T OF SALE OF
M PLANTATION

Notice is hereby given that the
State Building Commission will
meet at 2 o'clock p. m. on the
7th day of October, 1948, at the
Governors. office in Jackson,
Mississippi, to receive bids for the
sale of Belmont Plantation in
Holmes County, Mississippi All
bids must be filed with w. B.
Fontaine on or before 2 o'clock
p. m. October z, 1948.
The Commission reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
w. B. Fontaine
Secretary of State
Building Commission
24-1-tnp
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Gard of Thanks

We want to express our sin
cere thanks and deep apprecia-
ton to Doctors Brumby and
Moore, and the Hospital staff for
their kindness during my stay
in the hospital, also our friends
for the flowers, visits, and calls
which helped so much, and our
friends at home for every act of
kindness.
May God bless each of you.
Mr.. and Mrs K. D. Henry.
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said day within to cut and re-
move the same, the Board re-
serving the right to reject any
and all bids.
Ordered this September z, l940.
Parham H. Williams,
21-4-tnp Clerk
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NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER

Pursuant to an order of the
Board of Supervisors of Holmes
County. Mississippi entered on
September z, 1913, notice is here
by given that said Board will on
Monday, the 4th day of October,
1913. ACCEPT sealed bids for the
sale of all of the Merchantable
Timber standing on Section is,
IA, Range /, West, the
purchaser to have two years from
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Cord OfThunks

We wish to thank all those
who were so kind as to send
flowers, trays, cards and letters,
and made visits, and were other
wise kind, during the illness and
death of our husband and father,
@ c. Bevill.
THE BEVILL FAMILY.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-30
Coxburg News

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Roby and
family, and Mrs. Ellington OF
Kosciusko visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Byrd Ables Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-30

Miss Betty Cummings of jack
son visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Cummings during the
weekend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Steele and
MI. and Mrs. T l.. Siddon of
Lexington, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Waldrop,
and Mrs. Tom Steele.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-30

Mrs. Willie Hocutt and Mr.. W.
E. Hearn visited relatives IN
Texas during the weekend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-30

Evell Love Dickard of Ash
land visited in the community
during the weekend
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-30

George Eldredge of Carthage
visited in the community during
the weekend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-30

Misses Jimmie Lee and Ger
trude Killebrew of Jackson, visit
ed their mother, Mrs. Rosa kllle-
brew, during the weekend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-09-30

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parsons OF
Ebenezer visited Mrs. L. L. Henry
Sunday.