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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-07

teresting To be able to make
certain of getting absolutely good
nutritious milk is a boon to any
city.
If the public could only compre-
bend how these products are han
died by this company - could
only understand how absolutely
pure and health giving they are
- there would not be a family in
this vicinity who would not be a
patron of this modern concern.
These dairy products r very
popular in this community, being
the very best that the market af-
fords.
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M E
HINT S
THE CLEANING CENTER
OF THE KITCHEN
BY
FRANCES
FoRTENBERRY
Home Economics
Director Miss. Power
q Light Co.

The sink plays an important
part in all kitchen activities ana
is the center for cleaning up AFTER
wards. Food preparation involves
much washing of fruits and vege-
tables and both food preparation
and cooking necessitate a constant
washing of tools and utensils. So
the sink must be accessible to the
food storage and the cooking CEN
tiers. 1t may be located between
them in some arrangements or the
three centers may form a triangle.
In the latter case the distance be-
tween the centers should be short.
In either arrangement, the sink
may be placed beneath a window.
overlooking a pleasant view or the
children's play area.
Most ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
all is the electric sink with dish
washer and refuse-disposal unit
combined in one appliance. All you
have to do is to press a button
and the dishes + washed, rinsed
and dried speedily and automatic
ally. You turn OF the cold water
faucet and the disposal whisks
food waste away electrically. The
proud owner Of an electric sink
finds it to be the most satisfactory
of servants. One homemaker des-
cribed hers as the maid that is
on duty "a hours a day, 365 days
a year-neyer a day Off This
maid washes all the dishes for this
family of five and disposes OF all
the garbage without tracking up
the kitchen while doing it. This
homemaker calls it her perfect
servant.
If we do not have an electric
sink the next best is a sink with
two ample drainboards. Nothing is
more annoying than a one-armed
sink. Cabinets or open shelves ri
needed above the drainboards to
keep within easy reach cleaning
supplies and small equipment
needed at the sink, and staple
foods such as drjed fruits. beans
aid rice, usually prepared at the
sink.
For kitchen efficiency, where
possible, the following should also
be a part of or located at the clean
ing and sink center:
A cutlery rack or partitioned
cutlery drawer.
A sturdy pull-out board &c" to
80" above the floor to provide
extra work space for the
homemaker at a comfortable
height while seated. This will
also prove a handy chopping
board as well as a place to
attach the food chopper.
Paper towels and a rack to hold
them.
Clean dish towels and cloths.
COlander, strainers and funnel.
Double boilers, and saucepans
with lids used for purposes
requiring water.
A plentiful supply of hot water
which simplifies food preparation,
cleaning and dishwashing is assur-
ed by an automatic weter heater.
Unless food supplies, utensils,
dishes. etc. r grouped and ar
ranged conveniently in each cent
er, the kitchen will lose much of
its step-saving efficiency.
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ALICE CAFE, GREENWOOD, MADE POPULAR BY
FINE SERVICE AND GOOD FOODS

measure of popularity in as short
time. There is none in which the
service and courses are more
pleasantly satisfactory. Afternoon
and evening parties, or people
from this section in town on bust
ness will find this a pleasing place
to complete the pleasure of the
day.
Alice Cafe is recognized as a
social center for the travelling and
local public in general. The mana
ger of this establishment will not
buy or accept anything inferior in
the line of foodstuffs. This coupled
with the fact that they employ a
chef of more than ordinary ability
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Located at 5l5h Lamar dnd
manufacture from ldYouts in
their own shop any electric sign
that you desire and include erect
ing. servicing and painting. BUY
THAT SIGN IN as"
No matter what you may desire
call upon them and they will ar
range it for you at a most reason
able price.
There is no institution that is
conducted in the country which is
deserving of more favorable COM
ment than this well known studio
for it's bringing before the public
the signs of the times in a most
comprehensive manner.
The scope of the operations OF
Mcdaniel Sign Co. includes every
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-07

Located on Highway 80 West.
featuring sales and service on Al
lis Chalmers tractors and imple-
mems. Their service department
is equipped TO service all make
tractors. Broken Geurs. Axles and
Housings Mode Like New. For
your tractor troubles tuke them
to Moore and McDavid Co.. Truc-
tor and Farm Implement Depart
ment. on Highwuy 82W.
The advantages of the periods
in mechanical equipment have
been marked in no field of de-
velopment greater than in the
field of farm machinery and inn
plements.
Moore and McDavid Co., has the
distribution of many well-known
products of the leading manufac-
turers of the day. If you want
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Located downtown in modern
home at lit w. Market. Air Con-
ditioned For Your Comfort. Feo-
ture Steaks, Seafoods and Regu-
lar Dinners. Under the Manage
ment of Mr.. Gus Davis. an author
ity on Fine Foods.
Here you will find well-cooked,
wholesome, and deliciously APP
petizing food. The service is equal
ly satisfactory, whether your or
der be large or small, and you will
be made to feel that your patron
age is desired by the management.
There is no more attractively fur
nished place in this part OF the
state than Alice Cafe, and there is
none that has attained as great a
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thing ancient and modern from
the simplest sign to the modern
sign of the most advanced type.
Signs were the first language
of primitive man, signs are the
first language of the child of to-
day, signs are the language of
lower Broadway, the worlds bust
est thoroughfare. The develop
ment of the modern sign from the
primitive marks and pictures to
the highly mechanical sign is a
long evolution. 1t marks the pro-
gress of the race and has advanc-
ed with it. We live in a busy
age and many are too much oc-
cupied to look up in directories
the addresses of people and firms,
but more in the lines of least re-
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-07

And in selecting a monument
that will remain undimmed year
after year, Dawes Monument Co.
can fill your desire.
When all the family is about
you - when emotions are still
and judgment calm - isn't that
the best time in the world to dis
cuss and choose a family monu-
ment? Many local families make
this important decision every day
- well in advance of need.
Many wise and thoughtful peo-
pie choose their family monu-
ment as we'll as their cemetery
plot - before the need arises.
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Conveniently located at 500 La
mar. featuring buying. selling and
trading used ars Satisfaction
Assured.
Wood Motor Co. has a a to
suit the price of every purchas-
er and willingly give demonstra-
tons. Also have attractive pur-
chase plan through which it is
possible to purchase a car and
pay for it as you enjoy it. Truly
a most admirable plan under the
management of a prominent and
well known business man.
Allen Wood Motor Co. is one of
the liveliest automobile firms in
this part of the country and is
prepared to take are of purchas-
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Adv

manufacturers in all the standard
sizes and in large quantities and
this enables them to sell at prices
more reasonable than at the or
binary store that carries glass as a
sideline.
They have all the equipment for
cutting of glass and mirror to any
size and in charge of this depart
ment are expert mechanics who
understand the sizes and kinds OF
glass. They will be glad to esti-
mate any glass work that you
need.
If a window is broken, just
drive up to their place, they will
take the measure and have the
glass installed for you in a fifty.
Adv.
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Industrial Review Of Progressive Greenwood Firms
STILL MOTOR SALES, GREENWOOD, HOME OF KAISER
FRAZER AUTOMOBILES FOR WIDE TERRITORY

You will find in either of these
two fine new cars many things
quite different from cars design
ed before the war. Their distinc-
tive beauty wins your admiration
at the very first glance, but there
are unseen features and differ
ences that you only learn after
you drive and own n of these
fine cars.
And the result is everything
you have hoped to enjoy in an
automobile.
When in Greenwood be sure to
call at the Still Motor Sales, home
of Kaiser Frazer, for free demon
stration and you will see for your
self what cars in the future will
try to be like. Adv.
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MOOD MOTOR co, GREENWOOD, HOME OF GOOD USED
AUTOMOBILES IN THIS AND DJOIN COUNTIES

ers with cars which prove the
superiority of the high grade used
car, over the so-called second
hand automobile.
These cars will give many
thousands of miles Of service and
in many cases will outlive and
out-1ast many of the new cars
which are selling at a similar
price.
This establishment has become
known far and wide as a leading
one, dealing in used automobiles
many years. They have very
many satisfied customers in the
surrounding territory who have
learned real motor economy
through their service. They are
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-07
LEFLORE DAIRY, GREENWOOD, HOME OF REAL
GRADE "A" PASTEURIZED MILK N DAIRY PRODUCTS

The plant is in the hands Of men
who are thoroughly conversant
with every feature of the business.
There is no reason why they
should not occupy a prominent
place in the better class of dairy
markets, and the above r some
Of the reasons why their brands
are more popular with particular
buyers and why their concern is
prospecting far beyond even the
promoters expectations.
When you buy milk, cream and
dairy products be sure to get Le-
flore Dairy pasturized and homo
genized products. Adv.
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Located at 1881 Carrollton Ave-.
Makers of Monuments and Heed
stones of Enduring Beauty and
Individual Design. Work Deliver.
ed and Erected.
Your Loved Ones Monument.
in a lovely and appropriate set
ting, can have a depth of mean
ing that transcends al that you
can speak. And in choosing a
monument you want beauty and
dignity that will continue to ex-
press your devotion, not only
through the lifetime of your gen.
Grafton, but for many genera
tons to come.
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anything, you can depend on them
to see that they will do their ut
most to get it for you.
This firm knows what has been
tested out and found OK and will
not sell anything unless it is al
right. They are here to see that
everything sold by them is in
first class condition.
In this entire part of the state,
there is not an establishment that
surpasses that of Moore and Nc
David Co. in point of the diversity
of articles carried for the farmer.
They handle a very complete line
of implements and farm machin-
cry supplies. During the time they
have been in business they have
built a wonderful large trade from
this and adjoining counties and it
is safe to assert that the name and
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-07
SANITARY POULTRY MARKET FURNISH AT ALL N
HIGHEST CASH MARKET FOR YOUR POULTRY

glad to say that Sanitary Poultry
Market is a credit to the COM
munity.
They buy from the farmers and
deliver to the eating public the
very freshest poultry. They have
merited a reputation by their es-
tablished policy in favoring the
producer with good prices at all
times. To be able to get the best
of poultry is a boon to any city.
The management has been
closely allied with the large bust
ness interest of this section, has
been instrumental in the upbuild-
ing, and should receive the pat
ronage of the entire people.
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SIMPSON FLORAL o SUPPLY LARGE AREA WITT BETTER
DECORATIONS FOR EVERY OCCASION

is shown and taught.
1t is almost true that florists,
like poets m born ~ not made.
But the making up of bouquets
and baskets of flowers is only one
speciality of these artists of Simp-
son Floral Co. You may hold a
wedding in your home. You want
the most beautiful decorations.
Flowers are essential. Simpson
Floral Co. will not only furnish
you with flowers, but the florists
will give you the benefit of their
knowledge as how to decorate
your entire residence most strik-
ingly. This, they feel, is their
contribution of service to the
community. Adv.
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this job for them and find that
the work is not only done correct
ly but the very best material and
workmanship is used. The work
is rapid and the prices are reason
able.
This has become a center in the
glass and mirror trade as is evil
dent from the truly large trade
they are receiving and the way
their reputation is spreading far
and wide over this part of the
state,
Southern Glass Company has a
most commodious shop and offer
q most complete service IN nom
shatter automobile glass. Their
comes from the leading
manufacturers of the country.
They buy their stock direct from
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-07

pleased to give you any and all
information about the cars they
offer and they r men who know
what they are talking about and
men upon whose word you can
depend.
Fast Turn-O Overs make it pos
sible for Woods to offer the best
cash prize for your car.
We are glad in this issue to re-
fer Allen Wood Motor Co. in
Greenwood as conducting a most
accommodating business, fully wor-
thy of your loyal support and pat
ronage. When Wood sets a price,
you know it denotes real and
true value. Adv.
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Located on Highway 80 North.
Greenwood, have fine shop facili-
ties for repairs on oil makes and
models. Expert factory trained
mechanics. Also Buy. Sell and
Trade Used Cars.
These cars with their custom
car beauty" are now establishing
a distinctly new trend in motor
car design and performance. There
are sound functional reasons for
these truly modern lines which,
flowing in unbroken grace from
headlights to rear decks gives
these two care a surprisingly slen-
der graceful appearance that is
lacking in others now on
the market. The new beauty of
lines is complimented by the
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many harmonizing interior and
exterior color schemes.
The sturdy chassis is the back
bone of these cars. Truly postwar
engineering. These cars respond
eagerly to the throttle, delivering
a brilliant performance = a new
measure of motoring enjoyment.
They are equipped with long test
ed units and assemblies of latest
designs. Generators, c~arburators,
air cleaners, starting motors, all
reflect the engineering advances
of the war years. Abundant and
dependable power is not the only
important feature of these engines
They have been designed for &C
cessability and ease and economy
also.
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The State of Mississippi

To Laura Marie Burrell
Haynie and her husband, Walter
Haynie, whose post office address
is Opelousas Louisiana, and street
address is 1148 West South Street.
You are summoned to appear
before the Chancery Court of the
County of Holmes in said State
on the 4th Monday of May, 1949,
to show cause if any you can why
the Final Account of d. K. Gull
ledge, guardian of the estate OF
Laura Marie Burrell, a minor,
Cause No. 6006 in said Court,
should not be approved and on
firmed and said guardian and the
surety on his bond be discharged
and released.
This March %, 1949.
(SEAL) PARHAM H. WILLIAMS
Chancery Clerk 50-4tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-04-07

insures the choicest foods proper
ly cooked.
Alice Cafe has gained a name
that has spread far and wide as a
place where the travelling and To-
cal public can more than satisfy
their demands in the matter of
obtaining food.
In making this review we are
glad to compliment them upon
the position they occupy in the
business and social life of the per-
iod.
We wish to suggest that on your
next visit to Greenwood you make
Alice Cafe your eating place.
Adv.
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Located at 7os Henderson, sup
ply many flowers in this and adj
joining counties. Floral arrange
ments individually mode and
prompt delivery service. Member
T. D. S.
Say 1t With Flowers is a ma
tional slogan. The people of this
community have a special reason
to make it their slogan. Few cities
have a floral shop so well fitted
to make the floral message all that
it should be as an up to date and
modern florist concern, ready to
meet the needs of all the people.
No matter what the occasion for
flowers - and there are many =
Simpson Floral Co. is ready to fill
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MONUMENT COMPANY, MAKERS OF DISTINCTIVE
MONUMENTS, MEMORIALS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

You'll find the counsel you need
in choosing a monument from
Dawes Monument Co.
Think Of the pride your family
feels where the living and those
yet to live may stand inspired
where those who have passed by
may rest in beauty and in peace
with a monument on a plot Of
ground - forever theirs.
We wish to compliment the
management upon the position it
occupies in serving the people of
this and adjoining counties in this
respect. Adv.
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LEGAL NOTICES
cHANcERY

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
To Mrs. Jimmie c. Smith, whose
post office address and street adj
dress is Number BITS Lamphier
Street, Memphis, Tennessee.
You r summoned to appear
before the Chancery Court of the
County of Holmes in the State Of
Mississippi. on the Fourth Monday
of May l9t9 to defend the Suit
No. 1916 in said Court of j. E.
Smith, wherein you r a defend
ant.
This the lst day of April, 1949.
(SEAL) PARHAM H. WILLIAMS,
Clerk. 51-4tnp
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estate of Alice Martin Vincent,
Deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims
against said estate to present the
same to the Clerk of said Court
for probate and registration ac-
cording to law within six months
from this date, or they will be
forever barred.
This the 80 day of March, 1949.
w. M. VINCENT, Executor.
50-4tnp
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CHANcERY

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
To Barbara Wright Roach,
whose post office and street adj
dress r unknown, after diligent
search and inquiry.
You r summoned to appear
before the Chancery Court of the
County of Holmes in the State of
Mississippi, on the Fourth Monday
of May l949 to defend suit No.
8069 in said Court of Ernest La
dell Roach, wherein you are a de-
PENDANT.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 006l
Executrix's Notice to Creditors of
Sherman Greer, Deceased

Executrix's Notice to Creditors of
Sherman Greer. Deceased
Letters Testamentary having
been granted on the 22nd day of
March, l949, by the Chancery
Court of Holmes County, Missis-
sippi, to the undersigned upon the
estate of Sherman Greer, of
Holmes County, Mississippi, de-
ceased. notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against
said estate to present the same to
the Clerk of said Court for pro-
bate and registration according
to law within six months from this
date, or they will be forever bar
red.
This the 22nd day of March A.
d. 1949.
LILLE ALEXANDER.
Executrix
P. p. LINDHOLM, Sol.
49-4tnp
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Located on Highway saw in a
modern home, this dairy hos been
On important factor in the up
building of Greenwood and sur
rounding territories.
From the very opening of Lee
flore Dairy in Greenwood, they
have been exceedingly popular
with the public, due to the out
standing quality and taste of their
cream and milk products.
Food to build sturdy strong
young bodies, food to delight
dinner guests, to make every meal
you serve a savory surprise.
A visit to the plant of Leflore
Dairy in Greenwood is very in
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8071 in said court of Marguerite
Walton, wherein you are defend
ants.
This the 20 day Of March, A. D..
1949.
(SEAL) PARHAM H. WILLIAMS,
Clerk. 50-4tnp
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NOTICE TO

No. 8074 Letter testamentary
having been granted on the 3Oth
of March. l949. by the Chan
Gerry Court of Holmes County,
Miss. to the undersigned upon the.
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This the LIST day of April, 1949.
(SEAL) PARHAM H. WILLIAMS
Clerk. 51-4tnp
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P. Sol.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-28
Leader Of Singing
Orioles Denies
Minors Charges

PHILADELPHIA (ANP)- An
attractive 17-year-old West Phila-
delphia girl last week swore out
a warrant for the arrest of the
popular leader of the Orioles
Quartet, nav featured in a city
night club, charging him with in
decent assault and intent to ravish
and rape her.
Sonny Tillman, 24-year-old lead
er-singer Of the Orioles, top record
ing artists and current rave of
the bobby-soXers, was arrested on
a warrant sworn out in the offices
of Magistrate Benjamin Schwartz
by Mrs. Ida Fletcher, mother of
Tillman's accuser, Mary Miller.
Service of the warrant was made
on Tillman, who is residing at
the Douglass hotel with his group.
currently playing an engagement
at the swank new "421" club, by
constables from Magistrate Sch
wartz' office following affidavits
filed by Miss Miller and her
mother last Tuesday.
Court attaches explained that
the warrent was issued the follow
ing day and served for a hearing
to be held the next day. An agree
ment between James Terpolilli,
counsel for the girl, and Raymond
Pace Alexander, representing Till
man, resulted in a postponement
of the scheduled hearing for an
concluded in next issue)
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-28
Judge Offers
Apology, Can't
Give Man Life

MAYS LANDING, N. j. (ANP)
Criminal Court Judge George T.
Name regretted" here last week
that he could not give life sentence
to a man who had been accused
of a aggravated asst and battery.
In imposing a 10 to IA year
sentence on John Wilson,, 80,
charged with threats to kill, the
judge said that men like Wilson
were a nuisance. He pointed out
that it was only by a stroke Of
luck that the defendant, who
plead not guilty, was tried with
out a jury, had not killed his
brother-in-law, Horace Godbould.
Wilson, allegedly hurled a spray
gun at his wife, Pearl, cutting
her face and then threw a Ratchet
at her brother.
The Ratchet struck Godbould in
the temple. 1t inflicted a cut
Which required seven stitches. Will
sons wife, who said she had been
married to him a little over a
year, also stated that her husband
had previously shot off a portion
of her foot.
"I'm sorry l can't give you
life" the judge said announcing
the sentence.