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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
Mrs. Herbert Names
Team Captains For
Municipal Concert
Drive To Begin
Moy Is To Secure
County MEMBERSHIPS

MRS. j. G. Herbert is TODAY an
nounclng list of team captains
VINO VIII secure helpers and are
10 be in charge of memberships
for the Municipal concerts which
are hoped to start in October The
active campaign for membership
VIII be initiated May IS:
Team captains are: Mrs Raw
ford Watson, Mrs. w. d. Wilson
Mrs. Reggie Williams. Miss Clara
watson, Mrs. Edgar Lumpkin
Mrs. David Miles, Mrs. Herman
Flowers, Mrs. f. w. Hooker. Mrs
). 3. Walton, Mrs. w. H. Scott.
Mrs. Doty Porter, Mrs. r. p. Ellis
Mrs. Harry Worthy, Pickens; Mrs.
Charles Smith, Tchula; Mrs. L.
r. johnson, Mrs. Max Scobey;
Mrs. Eugene Cole, Miss Winifred
Mcintyre, Miss Annie Mcintyre
and Miss Georgia Mcintyre, Du-
rant; Mrs. Henry Waterer, Tchula.
Mrs. Alton Parker, Mrs. J. D. Will
hams, Acona; Mrs. Sam Hutton,
Tchula; Mrs. Henri P. Watson. Jr.
Mrs. Robert Gwin is secretary
OF the Association w. B. Kenna
is treasurer; Mrs. Edwin White,
chairman of assembly of workers:
and Mrs. T. A. Lail, chairman OF
publicity.
The campaign for the Municipal
Concert associations membership
drive will start officially on Mon
day, May Is, and will end Satur-
| day, May 81, at 6 p. m. Head
quarters for the drive will be
Lexington City hall.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
Y-Teens Df District
To Meet In Jackson
tuesday, Wednesday

Rose Marie Counts of Durant,
district president of the Y-Teens
will be among women and girls
over Mississippi who will convene
on April 1921 in Jackson for the
annual Mississippi District YWCA
convention.
Using as the theme ''Unafraid,"
and the motto, Screw Your Cour-
age to the Sticking Place." the
women will review the work of
the district for the past year and
will map out plans for the ensuing
months.
Mrs. G.. l.. Crawford, adult
membership chairman of the Mis-
sissippi District board, will pre-
side for the opening session and
will introduce Mrs. j. w. Huds-
peth. Cockrum, and Mrs. T. A.
Middleton, Jackson, who will
direct the singing. Using as her
subject, THE c. in the YWCA,"
Mrs. r. E. Middleton, Wesson, will
bring the presidents message. The
keynote address of the morning
will be the presentation of the
theme, "Unafraid," by Miss Sara
Kicks, member of the Mississippi
District YWCA board.
Highlight of the Convention will
come Tuesday evening, April 26,
as Miss Mollie Heath Conn speaks
to the meeting. Miss Conn, for
mer executive director of the Mis-
sissippi District, has recently re-
turned from the Philippines where
she was a member Of the National
YWCA staff, foreign division,
working in the leadership train
ing program of the reconstruction
program. Dressed in native cos
tune, she will use as her subject,
Screw Your Courage to the
Sticking Place" and will bring in
tereStlng experiences to the group
Miss Conn will speak again
Wednesday morning, on "Missis-
sippi District - Yesterday and
Tomorrow"
The district officers of this area
are: Miss Counts, Durant, presi-
dent; Mary GuEter, Grenada,
vice president; Joan Neal, Kos
ciusko, secretary; and Carolyn
Hill, Holcomb, treasurer. Mrs. H.
F. st. John, Brooksville; Miss
Helen McKinnon, Grenada; Mrs.
A. L. Livingston, Sturgis; Mrs. H.
K. McMahen, Holcomb; Mrs.
George Odgen, Macon, and Mrs.
10 Schoolfield, Calhoun City, are
the sub district YWCA board Of
ficers of this district and Mrs.
Burton Ford, Macon; Mrs. A. r..
CASTOR. Starkville and Mrs. w.
D. Trewolla, Winona, are men,
bers of the Mississippi District
State board.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
Four-H Club Boys Set
|482 WiIdlife Projects

Holmes is among the % coun-
ties in which total of 254 boys
have undertaken the establish
ment of 482 different All Club
Wildlife Management projects ac-
cording to report recently is
sued by Major H. S. Johnson of
the Extension service and Director
r. M. Freeman Of the State Game
and Fish commission.
The establishment of All club
projects in wildlife management
was undertaken following a series
of conferences with Extension
service officials, technicians of
the State Game and Fish COM
mission, the Mississippi Conser-
walton league, and the Kinds
County Conservation league. The
program calls for technical assist
ance and materials to be supplied
by the Game and Fish commits
sion and administrative proceed
ures and supervision TO be under
the Extension service.
Counties in which Wildlife
Management projects are in pro-
cess Of operation include Newton,
Rankin, Scott, Copiah, Lincoln,
Tate, Jones, Harrison, DeSoto,
Bolivar, Humphreys, Holmes, At
tala, Choctaw, Webster. Chicka-
saw, Calhoun, Yalobusha, Lafay-
cite, Lee, Monroe. Lowndes.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21

cost or obligation to anyone. 1t
is painless. 1t is not necessary to
undress. and it takes only about
a minute to make each picture.
All results are confidential and
when anything is found, the per-
son concerned is notified directly.
He may then 60 to his private
physician or the health depart
ment, sanitorium or any qualified
clinic or hospital for further
study.
In the state there are approx
mately 1000 needless deaths each
year from this preventable and
durable disease. Most of these
deaths occur in young adults.
The program should challenge
the interest and support of citi-
zens of Holmes county. The sue
cess with which the tuberculosis
control program can be carried on
will depend in a large measure
upon il. interest and support.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
7-Year Sentence
Given Luther Bone

Luther Bone, whose entangle-
ment with the law has brought
widespread publicity from sew
eral Mississippi counties, faced an
other prison term of seven years
which was melted out Saturday in
circuit court at Carthage.
He was convicted of burglary OF
the Hogue Lumber company of
Carthage, which occurred on the
night of August IL, i948. Sentence
was passed by Judge Percy M.
Lee.
Bone was returned to Kinds
county jail where he is held on a
Belzoni detainer, having failed to
make $4,000 bond set two weeks
back. New detainers have been
filed by Georgia authorities in in
dictments, charging grand lar
ceny and robbery with firearms.
The new conviction is in addi-
ton to his previous conviction and
l0-year sentence at Brookhaven
in the shooting and wounding of
a police officer while making a
burglary attempt He had appeal
ed his conviction. The detainers
were filed by Belzoni. Greenville.
and Water Valley officials. Bond
was granted on all of these counts.
but has not been made.
Testimony in the Carthage trial
Forrest county sheriff's office,
was taken from the officials of the
Hattiesburg police department,
the state highway patrol, and an
official of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation labratory.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
tiedric Brooder
Origin Of Fire
Al Owens Wells
Coyer Former Home
Completely Destroyed
BY Flames Friduv

An electric chicken brooder was
thought to be cause Of the fire
which early Friday morning COM
pletely destroyed the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Coyer Farmer at
Owens Wells while they were
away from home. The estimated
$500 in damages for the building
was insured. All furniture and
personal belongings except few
clothes were destroyed.
The fire was discovered first
about 1l:30 p. m. by Jeanette
Farmer, l6-year-old daughter OF
the Farmers, who awakened the
three children, Coyer, Jr., IL, Joe
Mills, 8, and Joyce, 3A2. They
salvaged only a few articles OF
clothing. The frame building
burned quickly.
According to the oldest daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer were
sitting up with a neighbor at
Southern Funeral home, but re-
turned in time to see the latter
part Of the burning. She said
the flames apparently caught from
quilt thrown over an electric
brooder on a side porch. Furni-
ture, among which was an antique
dining room suite. was uninsured.
T. B. Lehman made up cash
donations from merchants and
friends, and other contributions
have been made.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
by Louis Garrison

Each of nine boys that are tan
ing wildlife as their project re-
ceived one pair of quail throu.. :.
the State Game and Fish comm. =
sion, Wednesday,, April 18th. The
boys that received the quail were:
Hugh Mcclellan. Louis Temple,
Jack Spencer, Edward Spencer,
Billy Ray Lee, Harvey Hearn,
Charles Sykes, Curtis Johnson
and Johnny Marlborough. Bi-color
lespedeza seed and plants were
also distributed to each boy.
On Saturday, April 10th, the
County All council met at the
City hall in Lexington. The BUSH
ness brought up at the meeting
was the 100 bushel corn contest,
reasons for the boys ana girls to
make an effort for county and
state awards, and club camp,
which will be held the 81. %
and 10Th of June. Refreshments
were served after the program.
Fred Rogers, president of the
Council, was chairman.
Recently this office received the
results of the general livestock
and dairy All judging contest
held at the district livestock show
at Greenwood. The livestock
judging team scored 86l and pIac-
ed fourth in the district. Hugh
Mcclellan won the highest indivi-
dual scoring honors with 800,
Sherman Bailey scored 256 and
w. L. Lipsey scored 285. The
dairy judging team scored 655
and placed fifth in the district.
Fred Rogers scored $50 for top
honors with John Lipsey scoring
2l8 and Grover Bailey 207.
Any club boy that has sow
that is part of the Sears Roebuck
or George Bailey chain should
contact this office Immediately
after they have new pigs. We
must place a pig with another
club boy, and notice before
weaving age is very necessary.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
Change Of Schedut
In Spot Survey

Tuesday, April 26 - 81 go
IL noon, Goodman Jr. coasSS
p. m. to 2 p. m, Pickeh q
school; 2::3O to $50 p. m,
land Colored high. III
Wednesday. April 81 II
m. to 10 a. M, Lexington r.
school; 1890 to IL noon, Lii
ton Colored school; l pa,
$3.50 p. m, Saints Industrial ~ /,
Thursday, April % - 8:a, n
to $50 a. M, Mileston ca
High school; 10 a. m. to mo
m, Tchula High school; 1pn1
8 p. m. Mt. Olive Colored ~,
Friday, April 20 -. $3.50 e
a. n.y. Durant High school; d
ii a. m, Durant Colored ID
! to 3 p. m, Durant Manufacriu
company.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
Patients At The Hospital

Mrs. Carl Hansen, Goodman
Noel Leon Lee, Cruger
Mrs. Hilda Aldy, Durant
Mrs. j. H. Warner, Lexington
M, L. Burrell, Durant
Mrs. Halle Kealhofer, Durant
Mrs. Earl Mclean, Lexington
Sarah Evelyn Sudbeck, Lexington
Betty Lynn Sudbeck, Lexington
Stewart Terry, Lexington
Colored
Ida May Marshall, Tchula
Annie Kate Stamps, Tchula
Bernice Evans, Cruger
Walter Bell Pegram, Pickens
Josephine Glover, Goodman
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
|Wife0f Former
Publisher Dies
| In Kosciusko

Mrs. Fannie Stokes Sanders, SO.
wife of the late Wiley Sanders, for
40 years editor of the Kosciusko
StarHerald and for l6 years state
senator, died at Z pm. Sunday at
her home in Kosciusko after a
lengthy illness.
The late Mr.. Sanders for years
was dean of the Mississippi press.
Mrs. Sanders was the daughter
of the late General r. H. Stokes OF
Grenada and member of prom
inent pioneer Mississippi family.
A member of the First Baptist
church of Kosciusko, she was ac-
tive in its work as long as her
health permitted
Surviving are four sons, all in
the newspaper business, H. B. and
r. w. Sanders, Aberdeen; L. S.
Sanders, Kosciusko; and Paul
Sanders, State college; three
daughters, Mrs. Marcia Webb,
Amory; Ethel Stewart, Kosciusko;
two sisters, Mrs. Marcia Bell and
Mrs. Ellis Terrell, both of Grena-
da; II grandchildren and one
great grandchild.
Funeral services for the deceas-
ed were held Tuesday at 10 am.
from the First Baptist church,
Kosciusko, with the Rev. A. T.
Cinnamond of Senatobia, former
Baptist pastor at Kosciusko, Of
ficiating, assisted by the Rev. E.
L. Jackson, Presbyterian pastor,
and the Rev. ]. A. Jones, Metho-
dist pastor. Burial was in the
Kosciusko cemetery.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
6. ". Remedies
OF Heart Atk

G. W. Rainey,xired farmer,
died here April If a heart at
tack. Surviving three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. G. R. ley of Green
wood, Mrs. w. Aawen of Mem
phis, and Mrs. w. Hall of
Brookhaven; tsons, Albert
and Erbit Rain both of Lex
ington; 10 gransildren and a
number OF grandchildren.
MIR. Rainey'safe, Mrs. Ida
Rainey, died laaugust.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
Mrs. Matte Mcdaniel returne

Mrs. Matte Mcdaniel returned
home Monday from several weeks
stay with her brother, Jim Daniel,
who is in &c hospital in New Or
leans.
The Rev. c. M. Day left this
week for a two weeks vacation
in Washington, D. c.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
To Dedicate YMCA
Site As Memorial
On April Path
Comp Will Be
Boon To Mony,
Leader Declares

A modern camp and year
conference grounds near Durant
recently reclaimed by the State
Young Mems Christian Associs-
ton in its program of youth de-
velopment, will be dedicated on
Sunday April "a, as memorial
to Blake w. Godfrey, who estan-.
lished YMCA work in Mississippi
more than quarter of & century
ago.
B. L. Burford, Jackson. state Y
MICA secretary, announced today
that the dedication will De held
in conjunction with a meeting OF
the State YMCA Camp committee,
composed of 100 of Mississippi's
outstanding business and civic
leaders during the 36th Annual
convention of the State YMCA.
Every county in the state will De
represented at this inspection Of
progress of the youth camp pro
! ject.
! Purchased In October
The camp is located two and
half miles west of Durant at Cas-
Italian Springs, popular health
resort for nearly a century The
property, consisting of 100 acres,
was purchased last October from
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Hill, Durant,
largely through the efforts and III
!. nancial assistance Of the Durant
. Junior Chamber of Commerce.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce
contributed to the purchase price
/, through private donations from
! Durant people. Friends through
D out the state have made this camp
!. project possible.
In rehabilitatlng CaStaIlan
: Springs. all work has beer. under
the personal supervision Of execu-
n tive secretary Burford. The oic
hotel has been completely reno.
waited, re-decorated and refurnlsh.
ed. Included in the work has beer
the all=sssQ 81 { Gaal ~
erage system, four large bath.
rooms, as well as new plumbing
and wiring. Facilities are said tC
be comparable to those of the bes,
hotels in the state.
MaNy Dona%;on. NIL
y Much of the equipment and
supplies was purchased new from,
'he war Assets Administration =,
I great reduction. Much of +bc
equipment and supplies has been
donated generously by friends and
i members OF the state organiza-
: ton.
> Although the camp and grounds
are Tar from fully developed as
planned by the state YMcA
much progress has beer naae
and on March 26, 81 and % the
senior Hi-Y Older Bows confer
ence was held there, attended no
one hundred and fifty boys and
leaders from every section of Mis-
sissippi. On April 1. 2 ? more
'han 100 Junior Hi-Y members
used the facilities. AND sched,,,-
ca 1or May 20 and 30 is the Col
iese fWCA's on Campuses of tho
junior and Senior colleges.
On June 1919 the LssrIars,,,
framing and Program BuiId,nf,
assembly of the State Ei-Y cl,,n.
: VIII be held at the new camn
grounds. Also the summer carr
schedule includes = June o-o1
Tor older boys; June 22.J,,Iv :
ior younger boys; and JuIv sig
for girls.
To Tour Grounds
The YMCA Camp conan,itfee
meeting will open Saturday
April %, with a tour Of the
grounds and inspection of i'm.
provements. During the after-
noon reports will be heard and
Continued on Page a
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SIAMEsE KITTENS. blue and seal
point, clean, inteiligent and beau
tiful pets; bes, of pedisrees "a
BHkGIE rUPrIEs, male. 3 months
COLIIEs and Shetland sheep dogs
miniature eoilies.l. Axe. champion
breeding and quality. BEECH TREE
FARM. Annandaie rd.. Falls Church
COCKER PItrs - Axe resis.ered,
wormed: real bsrgatns 1918 N.
70 SsfnHns Gfan 10 IL SsksoS 4Mi O. ozerinr seod
home, small tox Ssrrier-type DOS
pSaschHsHTSp Ssh HHfS eruiiPPiEs. clear reds,
males and females. Axe: rare
opportunity TO get q ane Daehshnno
puppy at reasonable prics MHS-
RUSSELL coLvIN. Hanseo Kennels
Boy ass w.rrsn'on: Warren a. virsini.. IS Tee
GaRMaN shsSl ~sEnsPiHGEnK ssEafPHEKD rurrIEs. Axe
registered, sired by Ch. Lachen v
aratmar; c. D. available nos'
cSoaSkfR. 81 a. black. : months, male,
Axe resfstered; Sl5. Du. 4Zs
COCKER SPANIEL reg. black male
puppies blonde female, yrs olo
See sun. 1904 No. veiteh st. Ari,
cocKrR rurs. q, In. doss; xks
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES. wkx
cid. registered hunt4ns stock; Cham
pion MArty's Dan and Queen Mofoc-
co. mates. SIS; females SIS: pups
wormed and distemper shots. Can
BoxrR OK Purr.rs. 3 mos. female
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reg. perfect markings; males Anc
females, 9 months old, US. Ell
sc0TTIE, black. male. z years old
rexisffred, weii proportionec. excel
lent pet and breeder. best oSer.
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COLLIE PUPPIES, reasonably prteed-
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MIsct- WANTED Gcoss. !

tents or osd p.eees Also eld glsas-
ware esina- cric-a-hrAe. saytna
and selling fer over so yearA BoE-
xooDs ygee stS and q ''' as 2k
farnftur. .; al rinds: entire non.
or odd pieces pay eaGh Plssss
FrRSITIRE@oood used householc
csf copdt xRs s'ns GAY su' RE Eass sot TOP P5..s'
nan. teeth disea.dec teutI.y We
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. SIS yesrs
81 935 r 81 nv
JUNGLE GYM. medium size maple
ounE bees, coll springs Cal after
MOVE CAMERAs, movie Dro1ee,ors
BRENFER. sa3 Pa. ave. nv Pc
orFicE FURNITURE, eli kinds Of
nse msehs' any tind te95 0s. 0T.est
oPr,ex ~ urS1iessh.r s,ssi sis so9, S9; 4s3 s.Ts
good cond. and reaE. Phone ROSS
FISHER, MI I0II. Monday.
OLD FASHIONED picture frames.
clocks. china. furniture glassware.
antiques. EN- 42n5 49,
PIANOs-Granos spinets and small
gs.t gDrtsh'i; az ans soss condition VII PaS
SCRAP IRON. sCKAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags; higheet prices
paid II you cannot deliver your ae-
cum uia tions. please phone Us. ACE
JUNK co. 2220 Georgia ave. nv
AD 5457.
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rass-HiEhest prices
paid II you cannot deliver your
Accommodations. please phone US.
WASH NJ Rag eodz 4 BAG CO. 2lS L st
SEWING MACHINE. treadle; will
store for occasional use. Can
sfwnG ks st0l lMAcHrsEs-Hlshest prices
Dsid for all makes. rR. os4l
sTosfs'' TSffs''' FURNITURE. ranges. Tee
boxes and heaters. ACME STOVE
CO I0l1 Tth st NJ. VA Sa52
TENT. TO hold people. UN. 1915
AM INTERESTED IN buying silver
ware. any condition: china, brIc-a-
brac. OLD jeEeiry and furniture.
DORA KRUPSAw MILESTONE. 1885
9 st. NV ST 7496
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold
silver. teEelry. diamonds. firearms,
luggage Photographic equipment
musical instruments. engineering
Instruments. VIII call, MAX ZWE1G
SONS. a31 D st NV. Me. ai13
RESERVE ENSIGN needs blue uni
form. o It. ., $50 lbs, 80 or 40.
Box TAX Star
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH. typewriter. Gale, cash
reg, off. equip. any kind; top price
DI. 1872: co. 4625 ewes. SUNDAY:
AMPLIFIERS, RECORDERS. public
wire. wire tape recorders. SIS. CO. 4445 y :
ANTlQUES-Bric-a-nrac. china, sii-
verware. old jewelry, furn. Any amt
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
G St NV Sterling 7496.
ANTIQUES - Furniture. brio. -orae
china; slaSswsre rugs sss ,sirss silyerTafds' VAR
call MURRAY tstarbeckeri. ia
BEDROOM. dining room. contents Of
homes: cash. We do moving, storage.
ia 2a3i; after : pm GE. IL, 1910
BOOKS. large and small collections
bought and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 72l 9th
st. wv, ME. 5995
BooKS-We are anxious to buy en-
,ec;tons sFs ;ip Of + good s books: We call any
where, pay cash and remove eooss
immediately at oIT exnense Bar
GAIN BOOK SHOP SOS eta st
NV, d. 500f ,s
CaMEsaS-Hishest cash prices paldd pnd
other good cameras; also cou1p.sts
camera and movie outfits. BREN-
NER PHOTO CO.. 933 Penna. ave.
nv RE. 2434 Free parking
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality
ss0 nevis W eamers' fpe as pfoifRsEsors RE s4s. sases
' assd ciothina. BERMAN's; 1Igff 1I.if
CntoorHffING~Hishest q ff prices paid for
mems suits and topcoats. 5 q Y
EXCHANGE, ?iS7 Pa ave. NV NA'
pS1aa Sn19sasrNG-ran nr,ces pa,d for used
mems ciotbinA typewritsrs; musical
instr. etc: viii call MORRIS SALES.
100 Fla, ave. NV MI. 6al4
COINS, American. foreign; oia goio
silver lIes: nsIs snsiaqslp qHEpNER fas1 tos ists &
hisnest prices. Ask for Mr. Open.
HEIr.ER. 9l7 r ST. nv.
DIAMONDS: eoIds o,e p SEsT isSe.rH HRr1RshE shEe
sly s,ISsr. s,c casa ,s,S PAID y ERNEST s soHA
VsAM0Sps aiamOnd ss,eSes. eS,s discardsd d ,eweirs
bought, No purchase tco small soe
iaree: cash tmpedistely; ysrs ,nR nlss
RRFFisssYs RRFisY d1 Ps'a 7ra Shn 1sS 81 's nv 80" :
FURNITURE-Good used household
goods. china, cut glass; top prices
Call MRS. GAY, RE. 1904. 70.
FURNITURE WANTED--Bedrm.. din,
hoid: prompt service. CO. 3366.-1t
FURNITURE WANTED--used house
hold goods Also good piano, cleo
refrigerator. RE. 36T2. 25s
contents or odd pieces: hiehes
prices, 8. 3. FuRN ECH.. 2lo 3ti
FTRSfTURE wASTED-used house,
rsts,ssfssor. ns.p s1Sss re re sss ssss, - Is: @
GLIDER for porch. co. S5e7.