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Evening star., 1948-07-24
Main Burst Floods Area
AT First and Florida NV

A 12-inch water main burst about
$50 am. today at First street and
Florida avenue NV. flooding a por-
ton of the intersection with several
inches of water.
A Capital Transit crew was sent
to the scene but sewers carried off
most of the water. before it could
cause trouble to the Florida avenue
street car line. according to transit
officials.
Water supply in the vicinity was
expected to be curtailed for most of
the day while workmen repaired the
break.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
Armed Just Taking Rest;
Not Retired, Says Trainer
SpeeioI Dispoteh 10 The S.or

CHICAGO, July 24.-Armed's re-
tirement isn't a permanent one, says
Trainer Ben Jones, chief trainer for
Calumet Farms. The 7-year-old
thoroughbred. proclaimed horse of
the year" after his brilliant l947
campaign has been shipped from
Arlington Park to Warren Wright's
Calumet Farm near Lexington, KY,
and there will take q rest.
Jones, however, says that he's not
retiring the famed money winner
permanently. I'VE Just are sending
him home for a rest after he de-
veloped tendon trouble"
Armed has scored only one victory
in six starts this season, and was
taken out of training after having
been beaten in all his races since
taking the 6-furlong sprint at Gulf
stream Park last January. His six
year earnings total $773.750, making
him the world leader among geldings.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
Thousands Watch
Ku K|ux Initiate 700
In Georgia Ceremony
By the Assoeioied Press


STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga, July "a.
The Ku Klux Klan is on the
march again. Any doubts were dis
PEELED last night when thousands of
white-hooded men assembled in the
shadows of Stone Mountain to ini-
tiate about TOO new members.
And any doubts that the Klan has
o National head with National aims
also were discouraged.
The Klan has maintained the
various State groups we're autono-
NOUS, but red-robed Grand
Titan" introduced DR.. Samuel
Green, grand dragon Of the Associ-
alton Of Georgia Klans, as the off,
cial National head of the Klan In
America"
This same titan" grufly told a
reporter who asked his name. Its
none of your damn business
Go on"
Cars From IA Other States.
License plates from IA States out
side of Georgia were counted. and
chartered busses brought in Klans-
men from Alabama. Tennessee,
Florida and many other towns in
Georgia.
DR.. Green estimated the number
Of robed Klansmen present at 5000
but several newsmen covering the
event agreed the maximum could
not be more than 5000.
A walk around the outer circle,
however, indicated that among the
1000 curious spectators were many
unrobed Klansmen and many Klan
sympathizers.
The mere mention Of white su-
premacy" by DR.. Green brought
cheers from many besides those hid
den beneath masks.
Photographer Beaten.
Except for one incident the cere-
mony passed off peacefully. As
sociated Press Photo Editor Ralph
Johnson and an unidentified photog-
rapher had climbed atop bus to
make pictures. Mr.. johnson was
ordered down and an exposed film
taken from him.
The photographer was dragged
from the bus and struck several
times in the face until his nose bled.
The fracas was stopped by orders
OF a robed Klan official and Mr..
Johnson's film later was returned.
The ceremony, which began at
$40 pm. and lasted about two and
a half hours. moved slowly BY the
light of a Pickering. 42-foot high
cross, and four smaller ones. to-
gether with rose colored railroad
fuses candidates lock-stepped around
the arena. Their ranks were five
men wide and approximately 120 in
column. Led by robed Klansman
bearing a lighted cross, they swore
to uphold the Constitution, protect
Southern womanhood. and pledged
themselves not to commit rape or
treason.
The gathering was characterized
by many of the Ku Klu1.ers as the
largest since the Klan began Its
postwar resurgence.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
South Carolina Store
Burns; Loss $780, 900
By the Associoted Press

COLUMBIA, S. c., July 24.-Fire
today swept through the three-story
Phoenix Furniture Co. on Main
street.
c. L. Pickens, store manager, esti-
mated the loss at 100000, including
stock valued at 100000.
Fire Chief A. McC. Marsh said
the fire started from a cigarette
burning in the upholstery room.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
Dublin Pulls Down
Stotue of Victoria
For Car Parking Lot
BY the Associated Press

DUBLIN, July IA statue
of Queen Victoria, which stood
for 40 years outside Fires
Parliament Building, was hauled
down this week to make way
for an automobile parking lot.
Sculptured by an Irishman
who seemingly had little en-
thusiasm for the job, the rotund
statue, with heavy, scowling
face, was widely derided as the
nations urgliest and "Ireland's
revenge"
Evening star., 1948-07-24

in dense woods
last night by
blows that BASH
ed in his head.
| BY midnight
about 200 resi-
dents of the COM
munity. together
with State Police
and S her IFS
deputies, swarm
ed along the
moonlit streets
and roads.
DR.. Nicholas
Trist. coroner of
st. Bernard Par
Evening star., 1948-07-24
Mrs. Roger Gimbel Gets
Divorce in Ohio Court
By the Assoeio,ed Press

xEN1A, Ohio. July 24-A divorce
decree has been granted to Mrs
Gertrude Gimbel from Roger Gimbel
of Osborn in Domestic Relations
Court here. Mrs. Gimbel charged
gross neglect in her petition.
Mr.. Gimbel is the son of Col. ano
Mrs. Richard Gimbel, member of 6
widely known New York and Phila.
delphia family. Mrs. Gimbel is the
former Gertrude Holiday of Phila.
delphia.
Mr.. Gimbel is employed in the
classified advertising department o.
the DAYTON (Ohio) Journal Herald
Evening star., 1948-07-24
For Water Sufety

A series of three vitally i'm
portant articles on water safety,
written by Marinus DeGast,
physical director of the YMCA,
will be published in The Stars
Sport Section beginning tomor-
row.
With the vacation and SWIM
ming season now at its height,
extra precautions are necessary
to cut down the alarming an
nual total of drownings.
Mr.. DeGast's series is de-
signed to aid those who take
part in water sports and who
would rather be safe than
sorry" =
Evening star., 1948-07-24
Tax Delinquent Sent
Worning-in Prison
UnderDeothSentence
By the Associo,ed Press

PHILADELPHIA. July "a
A notice to remit S5.35 on
delinquent wage taxes was sent
to Harry Zeitz. 1S, by the city
solicitors Office with a warning
he would face court action un-
less payment was made at once.
Zeitz had no reply. He is
under death sentence in Bucks
County Jail for the fatal shoot
ing of william Kelly during a
holdup of an inn at Feasterville,
La. last December.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
PIont Gets Head Sturt

MOSCOW (P.-The new Minsk
automobile plant is producing new
self-loading trucks while in the
process 'of being built. Pravda
said the first 100 machines have
been finished.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
Posse Hunting Slayer
Of Louisiana Boy, {
BY the Associated Press

VIOLET, La, July 24.-Fualdes
tBoo) Landry, Jr., 6-year-old favor
ite of the Spanish-French trapping
and fishing hamlet, was found slain
Evening star., 1948-07-24
Eptarupal
NORTHWEST

St. JONES Dey.
7::3Oo,m-Holy Communion. St
Johns Chapel.
$50 Oo.m.-Holy Communion n
Bethlehem ChopeI, CHAPLAIN
JOHN D. ZIMMERMAN
U. S. N.
| 90 OOo.m-Litony in Procession
Preacher, THE REV. MERRITT
F. WILLIAMS, Canon.
400 Op.m.-AII-M Musical Evensono
Mems Choir and Oroon.
Dolly Services: 7:3o o.n, u noon
and 4 pm. Thursdays: Holy
Communion at 1890 am.
TOURS: Every hour on the holt hour.
$50 am. to 4:2O pm. Sum-
doys: After the | am. ono
4 pm. services.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
MISSIONARY LETTER
Isabel Campbell
November II. 1917
Dear MOther:

Dear Mother:
Just read your letter of
November 6 telling of your
nice affair at Mrs. Mifflin's.
Faith also got word from her
mother with the same news. [
bet you all had some time COM
pairing notes and pictures.
Mrs. Andrews said that you
had sent me some lights for
the Christmas tree so now all
we need is the rest Of our cleo
tricity set up. Bob ordered the
missing insulators in Kokem-
ega and they were to be in over
a week ago but still aren't.
My, how slow these "fun-
dis" are in the work on our
house! Now they are held up
because we can't get the wood
we need. Just think! here in
Africa where there are lots
CONTINUED on page 81
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21

at the dedication service Sum-
day. Mayor Russell Hileman
will give the address of well
come.
Reverend Lucy, along with
his wife and 16-year-old
daughter, Beverly June, lives
at 1912 Manhattan. He has at
tended three schools-Goshen
college, where he received a
B.A. degree last year; Bethany
Bible Training school, where
he received the degree of
bachelor of sacred literature,
and the Bethany Biblical semi
nary.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
DRIVE FOR OLD CLOTHING
TO BE LAUNCHED

In response to local appeals
for clothing and from distress
sed countries in Europe and i'll
Asia, the Christian Catholic
Church is launching a concert
ed drive to secure as much
clothing of all kinds as posi-
BILE. Clothing for men, women
and children, especially Chill
DREN, can be used.
The drive will be carried on
CONTINUED on Page 81
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21

About a year ago plans for
construction of a church were
started. Under the leadership
of the pastor and with assist
ance from the members of the
congregation, local contractors
and business men, construction
started last summer. Work
progressed rapidly and meet
ings have been conducted III
the chapel for the past month.
Michael J. Mintern, Zion, ILL.,,
who heads the Christian
Catholic Church, Of which the
Zion Gospel Chapel is a part,
will be the principal speaker
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
OBLIGATORY SERVICE
Zion Gospel Chapel

Last Lords Day, Overseer
M, J. Mintern conducted the
Dedicatory Service of the new
''Zion Gospel Chapel" at
Michigan City, Indiana.
We herewith reprint the an
nouncement as it appeared in
the News-Dispatch of Michi-
gan City under date of Janu-
airy Is, 1913:
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
New Zion Chapel
Plans Dedication
Services Sunday

Dedication services for the
Zion Gospel chapel, Decatur
and Sanborn, are scheduled for
1O:45 a. m. Sunday. Rev. Verne
Lucy, formerly of Zion, Ill,
has accepted the pastOrate.
For almost three decades
the congregation of the Zion
Gospel Chapel met in rented
halls and in members homes.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21

Our Postmaster, Homer G.
Ingram, has been the local
chairman of the MARCH OF
DIMES, since its inception ten
years ago by the late President
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The national March of
Dimes campaign is scheduled
for the period from January
18th to 30th.
Mr.. R. L. Newenham, super
Continued on Page ~
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
RED CROSS DRIVE

MI. Hubert Pearce, princl-
pal of the Zion-Benton Town
ship High School has accept
ed the general Craftsmanship
for the Zion and Benton Red
Cross Drive, which will begin
March LIST.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
RECITAL

Zion Conservatory of Music
will hold a recital on January
22nd at 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock
in the Recital Hall of the Con-
servatory on the second floor
Of the Administration Build
ing.
Come and encourage the
students.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
RABBI LOUIS L. MANN TO
ADDRESS ZION AUDIENCE

The Zion College Alumni
Association on January 26th,
will present as the third speak
er on their 1913 Lyceum series,
Rabbi Louis L. Mann of Chi
cago.
DR.. Mann is recognized as a
brilliant public speaker, and
Continued on Page ~
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
UNIVERSITY SCHOLAR
SHIPS OFFERED BY ZION
INDUSTRIES, INC.

The Zion-Benton Township
High School has announced
that the Zion Department
Store, Division of the Zion In
Continued on Page ~
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
WEAR YOUR SERVICE PIN

"WEAR YOUR ZION LOYAL
SERVICE CLUB BUTTON. =
Women, men, and all eXecu-
tives are urged to never be
without their ZION LOYAL
SERVICE CLUB BUTTON OR
PIN"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
Hold Fire Truining
School For County
Forest Employees

A fire training school was held
at Magnolia State Park recently
for all employees of the State
Forestry Service in Jackson
county. The group studied tower
maps and methods of locating a
ire, procedure to take in dis
patching crews to fires. The fiele
personnel also took a course in
nap study to know how to reach
woods fires along the shortest
md quickest routes.
A study was also made of short
wave radio and mechanical
'quipment that will be used in
ire fighting, and films were
hown on the use and care Of
equipment.
Instructors for the school were
VI. B. Parsons, district ranger
Virgins; d. c. Kohlman, district
'orester, Virgins, and F. w. Ivy.
area ranger, Lucedale.
In case of wood fires all per-
.ons are asked to notify the dis
patching tower. or telephone 1902
7703, Pascagoula, or 1851 Luce
iale.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
Two Chdrged With
Grond Larceny In
Cow Butchering

Two negro men were charged
with grand larceny this week in
connection with the butcherine
of a milk COW belonging to Rosa
Biggs, a negro resident of Moss
Point, during Thanksgiving week
end, Deputy Sheriff Leo Byrd an
1ounced.
They are Cato Larry and Car
ney Chatham of Moss Point who
were arrested by Alabama sher-
iff officials off fishing boat out
of Bayou la Batre and turned
over to Jackson county officers
Monday night. The hearing has
been scheduled for Justice of
Peace B. B. Hobdy's court in
Moss Point Saturday at 10 a. m.
The woman said she missed the
COW when she went to feed it No
vember 81 and the following
Wednesday investigating officers
found the head and hide sunk in
water near the railroad track.
The trail led to the house where
Larry and chatham are alleged
to have distributed the meat, eat
ing some, giving some away and
throwing still other cuts away
officers said.
The owner, who has several
children who derived their milk
from the COW, said she had been
offered $3.50 for the animal.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
Teams Campaign
For New Members
Inc. OfC. Drive

Four past presidents and their
assistants are coaching tn e
Chamber of Commerce teams in
a membership campaign which
they are waging. The follow
ing past presidents, Hermes Gau-
tier, A. L. Bresemann, f. A. Kha-
yat and w. Ed Virgins have chos-
en- as their assistants the follow
ing: Robert Gulley, Cyril Slyfield,
F. w. Cirlot and j. E. Stone, re-
spectively.
1t is the aim of the coaches to
extend personal invitation to
at least $50 of the more than 300
prospects. Members of the Cham
ber of Commerce are working in
pairs with the following teams
already interviewing prospective
members, Fred Cicatella and
Lawrence Lindhart, Earl Ham
NETT and A. f. Dantzler, II. G.
Otis and w. E. Belt, J. F. Velcich
and Earl Amonette, Julian Rivers
and Milton Peterzell, Alton Thorn
son and Gregory Wood, Edwin
Mays and Bert Wood, G.. A. Graz
ham and Fleet Dunaway, w. M.
Dutton and Claude Blanchard,
b. D. Spann and John Backstrom,
George Winter and Arthur Smith,
Lynn Hooper and Lorenzo Hump
hrey, T. S. Boswell and Charles
Weaver, Henry Gautier and DR..
Thomas Stout, DIR. Marvin Jacobs
and Frank Mcdonald, Mat Sume-
dinger and M, B. Scholtes, Ever
cite Harper and Joe Moore.
Before the end of the week it
is hoped to have ten more teams
entering the contest for the Sugar
Bowl tickets.
"These are busy times, said
President w. Ed Virgins, "and
it is more than likely that some
very interested property owners,
business or professional people
may not be interviewed personal
" between now and Christmas.
We want to take every means t,
make it known to the general pub
lie that Chamber of Commerce
memberships are open to all"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE


WHEREAS, default having been
made in the payment of the indebted
ness secured by that certain Deed of
Trust executed by James Hill McGee
in favor of Willie Walker and Mary
Riley Walker, Beneficiaries. o. L. Nc
Leod. Trust. dated August 10th, lg4s,
and recorded in Book 43, Pages e-i0
Records of Mortgages and Deeds of
Trust. Jackson County Mississippi.
which said deed of trust pledged the
hereinafter described real property e
secure the said Indebtedness: and.
WHEREAS. the said Willie Wake
and Mary Riley Walker, Beneficiaries
nave requested the undersigned. o. /.
Mcleod. Trustee. TO foreclose said
deed of trust to satisfy the indebted
ness due Hereunder;
THEREFORE, will, as Trustee
named in the aforesaid deed of trust
upon Monday the 27th day of Decem-
ber.. A. D., 1948, within legal hours,
at the main north front door of the
Jackson County Court House. at Pas
cagoula. Mississippi. offer for sale. ane
sell at public auction. to the highest
and best bidder for cash. the follow
ing described real property situated
in Jackson County, Mississippi, de
scrihed as:
Lots 10 and 10 of the w. p. Robin
son Subdivision of Lots 4. and G
Tier 2. Square of the Gurlie Tract
per Plat thereof recorded in Book
Page 195. of the Official Surveyor
Record of Jackson County. Mississipp'
on file In the Office of the CHANGER,
Clerk of said County and State.
And will thereafter distribute tht
proceeds of said sale according TO thr
terms and tenor of the aforesaid deed
of trust.
SIGNED, POSTED and PUBLISHEr
according to law, this the Ist day oi
December, A. D.. 1913.
o. l.. MCLEOD. Trustee.
a. 12-a 10 IT q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
HOUSES FOR SALE

4-ROOM COTTAGE - For sale with
large lot. 255 Lake Avenue. 16 At p l2-lO
FOR SALE-20 foot Schultz house
trailer. See Larkee, Railroad st.
l6 1t p 1910
4-ROOM HOUSE-With lots. gas.
lights and water About 1-2 mile back
of Drug Store in Kreole. phone 1855.
16 2t p 1910
4-RooM HoUSE-with automatic gas
water heater. gas range, and ice re-
frigerator. also venetian blinds. New
concrete block garage, $4,000. 62l
Washington Ave, inquire 622 Farms
worth st. 16 st p 1910
SMALL HOUSE-And lots. built in
cabinets, electric water pump and bu-
tame system. 1-2 mile east of Paper
Mill. Kreole on Push Street, bargain
for quick sale. Can be seen anytime
16 2t p 1910
3-BEDROOM HOUSE-Will take $3.50 90
for my equity. See Mr.. Anderson. at
1901 Cherubusco or phone 202-M.
16 ing. If 1910
3-BEDRoOM HOUSE-On l00x150' lot
near paper mill in Kreole. H. p. Hin
man. 926 So. Market St. phone 1871.
16 1t p 1910
FOR SALE-80 acre farm. 40 acres un-
der good wire. 80 or IS thousand feet
of timber. part of mineral rights. This
on Old Highway SO. 1t has a good g.
room house painted with a good Johns
Manville roof. REA lights, good wat
ter. II has good barn. chicken house.
smoke house and other outbuildings.
Priced at s450000 You arrange terms
In addition to the above you have
the privilege of buying pair of good
mules. a pickup truck, hog. corn and
plow tools H. p Hinman, 926 So. Mar
ket St, phone 12a7-J is 1t p 1910
CONCRETE BLOCK GARAGE-25x3s
feet on 50x150 Fl. lot. Equipped with
So 600 .00 worth of tools and machinery
all for $4,000 90 on terms; new 6-room
house with lights. water and butane
gas on 5 acres of land with IL necan
trees, 90 on terms. 5% off for
cash. H. p. Hinman. 926 So Market
St. Phone 1871, 16 1t 1910
3 1-2 ACRES with Groom house. gas
and electricity available. miles ont
on old Mobile Highway, s52500. $500 90
cash. balance on time. Phone 1287-J, I,
or H. P. Hinman. 926 So. Market st.
16 1t p 1910
5-ROOM HOUSE with lights. water
and gas on acres of land Just out
side Pascseoula city limits priced to
cell at s23t0 no Phone 12a7-I. II p.
Hinman. 926 S. Market st. is 1t p 1910
BROOM FOUSE-Hardwood floors,
modern. A bargain. 827 Jackson Ave.
/ 16 1t p 1910
HOUSE with bedrooms and baths.
garage, chicken house and chicken
ward on l5nx220 it, lot on Jackson Av-
enue Furniture and fixtures with or
without the ho'ise A real home. Phone
t'87-J, II. p. Hinman. s26 So. Market
st. 16 1t p 1910
THREE REDROOM house with water.
lights and gas. Q blocks off River road
on a o00x525 #. lot. s2800 on Terms.
n p Hinman, 926 S. Market St. phone
12B7-J 16 1t p 1910
3-RFDpOOM HOUSE-Or Jackson Az
enue. H. p Hinman. 926 So Market
St. phone 1287-J. 16 1t 1910
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
Prizes Awarded
Continued From Page y

Continued From Page u
Grover Graham. a Shakespeare
reel; 4th week, Eugene Poitevin,
two paddles, two life preservers
md flash light; 5th week, John
4 Hare. landing net and fish
stringer; 9th week, John McNeal,
rrue-temper casting rod; and the
lth week, V. T. Switzer.
Good Sport"
The rodeo which came to an
end at 6 p. m. on Friday. Decem-
Ire 3, was the first speckled trout
odeo to be staged in jackson
,ounty and proved so successful
hat the Hunting and Fishing As
sociation officials are contem-
plating making it an annual
affair.
In addition to numerous entries
rom local fishermen several out
of-county and out-of-state ang-
lers matched their skill with the
ocal sportsmen.
Nearly 100 sportsmen were
present at the meeting on Tues
lay evening when Jack Turner
Of Moss Point, acting as master
Of ceremonies, presented til e
trophies. He also presented Bud
Fields of Moss Point a box OF
shells in recognition of his good
craftsmanship when it was re-
ported that on hunting trip .oi
i4-day duration where there was
an abundance of game he never
exceeded the game limit.
This recognition was made tC
acknowledge the clean sports
manship of local hunters and t.
emphasize the principles fol
| which the Hunting and Fishing
| Association stands, A. M. Bud
Pelham, president, said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
Or LIFTING or coNTp ACT
FOR CITY DEPOSITORY FOR THE
CITY OF MNss POINT
MTggfgQTppI

The Mavor and Board of Aldermen
# the CITY of Moss Point. Jackson
County. Mississiupi. will AT the regu.
lar meeting, on TUESDAY, the 4th da,l
If January l94a receive and open
sealed bids from the banks doing bus
mess in ssjd Citv. for the privilege o.
teepinF funds of said CITY of Moe
point for torn of two CIV wears; al
as provided bv Chanter los of th<
Mississippi Code of 1890 and ac.e
snendatory thereof and supplements
thereto.
THE bids or oroposals submitted
shall designate the kind Of sec,iris-
es authorized nv law, which the bart
nronose tn give as security for n .
Citv's funds which securities are de
-crihed in Sertion 4346 of the Missie
-inpi Code of 1880 and amendment.
thereto.
The BOARD reserves the right to re
teet anv and all bids
Nv order Of the Mayor and Roar
If Aldermen of the City of Noes poin'
Mississir,i, this the 7th day of Decem
ber 1919
W q. STEWART Clerk
~ tho city of Moss Point
Mississippi.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
29
LEGAL NOTICES
"a

Notice is hereby given that the
3oard of Supervisors of Jackson Coun-
", Mississippi will receive sealed bids
until eleven o'clock a. m. on Monday
January 3. 1949. for the furnishing TO
he County for the use of road ana
bridge work. gasoline. oil. and grease
for the year.
The Board reserves the right TO re-
ect any and all bids.
N. c. EVERETT.
Chancery Clerk.
IS z A II 1t 1910, IL. "a, 81
Notice is hereby given by the Board
Of Supervisors of Jackson County,
Mississippi that sealed bids will be
received until eleven O'Clock a m. on
January 3. 1949 for depository for
the County funds for the year l949.
Successful bidder must agree to con-
form to all the laws in such matters
and to furnish bond as required.
NJ c. EVERETT.
Chancery Clerk. =,
IS A L. at 1910 II. "a, 81
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of jackson Coun-
ty, Mississippi will receive sealed bids
until eleven o'clock a. m. on Tuesday.
January 4. i949 for the furnishing to
the county, for use at the Convict
farm. "a suites of stripes.
Each bidder is requested to sub
nit sizes which he will be able to
furnish.
The Board reserves the right TO re-
ject any and al bids.
N c. EVERETT.
Chsncery Clerk.
SEA Ii It 1910, II, "a. 81