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Large livins rooms. equipped Kitchens.
bath with shower. All apartments
have two exposures. Fenced, equipped
play yards. Gas, electricity, heat,
hot water and 3anitor, service in:
cluded in rent; School bus direct
rooms. Laundry rooms equipped
with automatic washers. dryers and
clotheslines. Sodded, landscaped
lawns. Paved streets and on-street
parking areas. Rental office on
project open daily until dark.
Capital Transit 'K-6" bus direct to
project from Michigan ave. and
Eastern Ave. Terminal Or from New
4m1snTe rmna or ASs AGv. ana east on Missouri
ave. (Risgs .rdJ to Chillum I'd.
right to project or out Michigan
ave. t0ueens Chapel rd.) to Chillum
rd., left to project.
n. G. SMITHY co.
s1l 18th st. NV, ST. $500. -.
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TEMPLETON MANOR

Only q few apartments now
available in recently COM
pleted GARDEN-TYPE DE-
VELOPMENT.
One and two-bcdrnd. units.
including utilities at FILA sp-
proved rentals.
DIRECTIONS: Out Bladens-
burg rd. to Peace Cross, bear
right to Edmonston I'd. (sec.
ond trafiic lisht), left UP Ed.
monston I'd. about one mills
to large TEMPLETON MANOR
sign.
OR: Capital Transit trolley
to Mount Rainier. transfer to
bus. Route B-4, to subdivision.
Rental ONCE on premises,
5433 55th pl.. Apt. 101. WA.
$3.50.
Colonial Investment Co
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OdTTUII hTIIIS I1UCCI
list and C st.. ne. Special winter
rates. Single. S16. Double. SIS wk
AT. $500.
COLORED-I3I9 F ST. N.E.-At-
tractive, rm. for 2 refined men.
acquainted; conv. transp.; So each,
CoLORED-ONE BEDRM. and ] Sit
ting rm., on busline; use Of phone;
pr pEiyiIs; Hh for cple u. a. 4r74SI; os
front rm for . empl. adults; cook
ing and nS Laundry .h Pr p5iVils;;o saos $500 esch
COLORED-LGE. DBLE. RM.. kitch-
en- and laundry privils.; $5 each per
wk $40 14th st. ne. TR. 1438. $
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
FIVE 2Ha-yr.-old bred Herford cows
one black Angus-bred heifer, 2 yrs
old Call DE. 0037. .
ONE ALUMINIUM 2-horse trailer. Cal
Falls Church 2606, a
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APARTMENTS UkEuRNisHED

VETERANS-See our Naylor Gardens
81 pRuR9 il S'5 realty s4p coRp oR1. Re- RI Ilss
1906 MERIDIAN PL;, Apt. 4. near
18th St.; / rm and kitchen. semi
RSoseskviLIE-4 rms. utilities inclsd-
xTGRsX g; ss9 MRYIs Rockville 1895 Sedrm, spt,
Kit: adults only; Ss5 mo. SEIDEN-
SPINNER, Realtor. WA. 1910; ewes"
HAMpsRIRE MA dansi VIEW ApTs.-1st a.. 3
3 bedrms.. bath; mr.. bus and stores;
apt. i9, s7 s57 East:west hwy. TAX.
o Pk, Nd afiTo1 at1sT 2, sA; sI 1899; nice rms.
and kitchen. heat. light. gas fuTn.
IDEAL FOR OFFICE AND LIv. quar-
ters; 4 bright rms XII; ard bat5;
downtown location. Du. $685. Eli
FssE FsayoB BASEMENT LIVING Quart
ana small salary for yo-ns wh.te
couple IN exchange fcr v. S q,
as housekeepe. ana IDS Cas-
best OF re S. res; no drinking. =.
COUNTRY EsTA1E-End of shi
hwy: 3 bedr.nS.. PVT. .rat-a, IL. y
equip. kit' ise; Dose,; G..oo, o.sT;o1.. j
DARSoN APIS, Silver Spring, Nd
2-heorm. apt, $3.50, nc.ua4ns
utilities. Contact EELFICEtE CO,
Rental AGENTS, 1911 L st. NV, DI.
5522.
2 BEDRMS., new construction: nr.
trsnsp.; Bethesda, Nd. Call WI
MT. RAINIER Me- bedrm., liv.
Ing rm., kit and bath: conv. transp.:
S65. UN. 30l6. a
NEW APT. HOUSE, CONT. located in
Bethesda; large 2-bedrm. apt; ready
Dec. 15: Sl2O and Sl25 per mo-.
incl utilities Call WI. $500, j
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ROOMS FURk. OR UkFURN.
ROOMS UkFURkIsHED

COLORED-LARGE RM., furn. {
home privils. Ii. 6-1550. =
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CHRISTMAS GIFT =
SUGGESTIONS
xNfxnwxsxHMHxssfsxHsxk
FOR HER


FOR HER
MATCHED PAIR of silver fox furs
with smart little fur-trimmed hat;
orig. cost, 1925; SELL 500. Call
TABLE CLOTHs and scarfs. hand
crochted, wonderful Xmas presents;
also ANTIQUE desk. Sl2 Roeder rd..
Silver Spring, Md, opposite Heeht
wRsiisr WATCH, lady's 17-iewel yel-
low gold; $50 "; 5344, -
cups and saucers. fisurines, beauti-
beautiful designs. HOBBY SHOP,
1I6 18th st. NV. D1. 12.2.
FOR HIM
CHESS. beautiful hand-carved Cata-
lin, red and white: 3 and ss inch,
SO. sH. si45. a
FOR CHILDREN.
BICYCLE, girls. used for 4 months,
With basket. Perfect condition. $50
sH. 937S. =
LIONEL
ELECTRIC TOY TRAINS
And ACCESSORIES. Most complete
sUPEknoS up 4 fsTai IocK & zIgegE1c. co
0 OPEN EVENINGS
TRAIN, LIONEL, complete equipment;
2 boys bicycles, ice skates. EN-
TRAIN SET. Lionel. including coal
loader. pr. switches, in good con-
dition. OK. 1856.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TYPEWRITERs for Christmas. from
$40 UP. LEON TYPEWRITER Co.
TYPEWRITERS, new and rebuilt:
1 VI. .uar.: terms. Our seth year.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
1881 e. Capitol st.. S:30-5:30. incl
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 e st.
NV. National 4094.
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MILLWORK AND LUMBER
Overhead garage doors, ski; blinds,
"a" thick; oak flooring, all kinds;
Christmas platforms, 5x8': veneered
gum 8 paneled Colonial doors: metal
louyres aluminium: 90-lb. paneling-
LIBBEY LUMBER CO, 625 N. Y
ave. n.w.,. MA. 1928. Open Satur-
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lS Tth 81. NE open 10 fM.
GAS RANGE, 4-burner. in perfect
condition, SIS. Call JE. 3-S563.-;
Gas sssa RANGES bsssson nsT and ussf sSEkbsgs psEs
GAS RANGES. / Manchester table;
top, $35; ! Roper on less. $50;
ElectroiEx retsra s2S; ;, al dlsH IN soos
Gas s9sd aASGRS SSs party o cos ow rsnSss ssss
used. ACNE sTovE CO. lOil 7th
GAS REFRiGERAToR. gas range. tall
metal util. cabinet. metal base cabi;,
ast RsT iasps1laEEr Dk 4st s5o
asssss sss yes4 ass0r tAsY sss mS5sr ss 4h FfRsi
GRILL. stainless steel, for lunchrm.
also also , sandwich ID L n bog refrigerator. ass 22l
GUNS. RIFLES AND SHoTGUNs-.
AZ ~ pus Fans nakei TRa6N RfT eHd pos ess
Hunting y. and Etshi9ss 5sas supplies sss'
HEATER. kerosene. Seburner. good
condition. HI. 1894. -
HaaTEk eea ss. eCs days y used heid l2o MONTH lss
Auth I'd. Sc, HI. s524. Il
new and used: ACME sToyE CO.
HhorlwnfER hSrrl 3tfE f. FGRNseE PH SA ssSn Automatic
oil burner, 275-gal. tank, all cleo
tricaI controls. Can be seen now in
use; available about Dec. 10; for the
lot sl76, 1903 Wis. ave, wo. 2sl7. =.
HoUSECoAT, Chinese Mandarin. gold
and red brocade, new, $50; Ada
Lum rag dolls, $40 each. OIL. o323'
KITCHEN sNK-42x2o. cast iron.
Ehnite~ ~ snsmei. with fixtures $50
LfoNE1 LffoN GR' EIEcfR1c Ihda; TRAINS, el.bo.
rate setup. central switchboard. 12
remote control switches, ingenious
layout, all extras, including large
Sn,s SSIatsoFm; sacrifice $780, Call %o'
LIVING ROOM
'9sT sRESbNE& EESEIyER sSMpEs ssSqGG W2aIz SfosH
ocgTs. I BUY Gr,dT FINE =, FURNJITURE 1A JITg
eosT. M6sTIY rS1GI1oo osE os OF oRle1NAf RINb
now sse. so; 5000 sofa bed, s5s. 80;
Esi sssso 'tRs:f'ys slsS sss sss,5 e:
saaiF saa Eo now s14 "a f,ns e. chair bed IVA, was
tress was Sies, now SIPS. so; SIS. so
Lazy Boy club chair and ottoman,
now S47.60. Many more items too
to set .seeson ss ment9n Ao a0 Gsme M s.5y
regular stock Of new and used fur.
niture. Open Thursday till 9.
Great Rapids Furn. Exchange
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
Most eompiete Used Furniture Stores
LHMBERMPlywood for elee. trains
PoLTTAN LUMBER CO. 45s S < st st
nv. Ma 1853. Open daily anc
,Ns sa!a : to g; Sun. 9 to 2; 80
stock Of the finest framing lumber
from many wrecking Jobs. Flooring
from s25 per M; 3-inch lumber sold
$40 sF the per prize q ac2 2i wsgcSN gf!ssd from
Minnesota ave. A ne. ktn6 fu. 4.ss17.ws Os
MARIMBA, Deagan; excel cond. Call
,0L: 2273 after 2 pm. 3
MEAT CASE. SIT. dblc. duty meat
dlSplss dTE sso3 case 1854 14th st: Nv
MILLWORK AND LUMBER
oysrhead garage doors. SKI; blinds.
1hr,ss ~ thick; ,Ss Cak ,, flooring. all kinds;
1ouyres aluminium: 9o-lb. paneling-
hhssHy ihflSHRs rG%BR SssTR 'es5 g. sds sSs sass
ave. n.w.,. Ma. 1928. Open Satur-
day mornings. d
MOTORS, 1/100 to 3 hp.; also reduc-
tion gear in stock; 6-V UP; lge. sizes
avail. CARTY, 1908 14th. NO. O224
MULTILITH so. Excel cono. Cut
your printing and duplicating costs
OFFICE FURNITURE. reconditioned
desks. chairs. dles tables. etc 429
9th st. s.w ME- 1865
OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks, steel. wood; all sizes fle cabi-
nets, bookcases. tables lockers. add
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Implanted Furniture
Stock and made to order; Xmas
special. bookcase. 24X24x9H2 in, 81
each. Open daily and Saturday tt
& pm.
THE UNPAINTED SHOP
9o6 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 1924.
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GOODACRE APIS.

GOODACRE AZ 10.
Several new. fireproof, and 8
bedrm. apts.. avail. Dec. l and 10.
Lge. rms, parauet fls.. Ven: blinds.
transp.: SS5 and S97 so, utiLs incl.
S6l9 Piney ranch rd.. Silver
Spring. Md, Sligo I'LL.
MEURILEE APARTMENTS
Spacious 2-pcdrm. apts., close to
tranSp,, shopping center, elementary
and high schools. 53rd and De-
fense hky., Bladensburg, Nd. ia
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(Continusd On Next Pags.J
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Colonial Investment Co.
RE. $3.50.
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MOTORS, 1/10O to h.p.; also reduc-
tion gear in stock; 6-V UP; lge. sizes
avail: CARTY, 1908 14th. NO. O224
MULTILITH so. Excel cona. Cut
your printing and duplicating costs
OFFICE FURNITURE. reconditloned
desks. chairs. dles tables. etc 429
9th st. sw ME- 1865
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Large dble. rm:, next to bath. $40
mo. Walking distance downtown, l
blk. of Conn. ave.; trAnsp. at door.
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KITCHEN SINK-42x2O. cast iron,
white enamel, with fixtures, $50.
Lionel ELECTRIC TRAINS, elabo-
rate setup. central switchboard, 12
remote control switches. ingenious
layout, all extras. including large
platform; sacrifice $500. Call WO.
0013 3
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OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks, steel. wood; all sizes nle cabi-
nets, bookcases. tables lockers. add
ing machines; all priced reasonable
Free delivery. MANHATTAN OFFICE
EQUIP CO. 62a N Y ave. NV
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WASHERS

Brand new, fully automatic washins
machines, listing from S1T9.50 up
Buy now and save 20'o or more
Ali washers in original cartons: fully
guaranteed; terms available.
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NR. WALTEK REED-Large rm., S25
single, gentleman. GE. 3s41. !41
oIb sas'ereaso rGaRoRtaRRiowN-pvt. Il Brown hon home,
lee. front bedrm., adj. pvt. bath;
smpl. gentleman. Mr.. buslines. WI.
nsS $i; harvaaP sz s.sP ST h., y1 FROM H
4Es s5s'Eins KfTrEsSoGsI ssFss5fGsE r. sfo sTva No.
large, single rms, warm and clean;
ns IDEAL ,s9s foE gentlemen; good tranasp.
pSfoNT ~ N 's.c1Re1+E II yIc,INIrY.alzsee g
unusually large front room, second
osa posare vs nlDdSs Baassihern aDan
alto ditioned. d. Gas furnace. Rock-aool
Employed gentleman. s45. Perma-
ofEas nint; Asb HsfsFsaSshj FesaoSMhFjoRrAs1E-sinasle SIM
ana n1%. double abl 5sBs.. sEBs.' 1875 Newton st
425 DECATUR NV. - Double room
seT seIet ri tTan tSansb BEDS Ia 1eEIsh ssa home
lovely rm. next bath; f,ne view;
e3s7 ASHMEAD PL. N.W.-attract.
SCI; rm; in PRIV. home; unlim. phone,
ACROSS sTATLER-Apt. sized rm,
15x45 IT,. priv. bath; dbl. or twin
beds, $16. 1901 X st. NV; 4
innerspring matt; maid service, 81
M4 II pfdRRAlsHRrio4 dRAl Hs sin HS 18TH esES g. nv s
attrac., newly dec. dble. rm.. pvt.
shower and toilet, glassed In porch;
reas. MI. SS40.
1884 18th ST.-Attrac., light house.
keeping; twin beds; pvt. entrance;
semipVt. bath; S45 mo. AID. 95O2.
1862 TAYLOR ST. N.w.-Next to
bath; gentleman only; reference.
MASTER BEDRooM-Pvt. shower,
bath; 2 or 3 employed. NO. 1716.
powNTowN, 6s7 Eye st. n.w.-Lge
airy rooms, SO per week and up.
e7oo 18th ST.. N.w.-Lse.. front
room for light housekeeping couple.
Running water. Frigidaire; 14th st.
cars. Inquire up to 10 pm; -3
WESTMINSTER HOTEL, 1907 l7th
st.-Sgle. and dble. rms. running
water, $9-S16 wkly.; elev. Ho. 6720.
1sth AND HARVARD vIcINITY-
Nice, warm, single rm. with porch.
psxt 70 beth; Prone Drivi.; private
home. Hu. S2o7.
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The Weskit-Jacket
Suit in Gabardine
1915

Double-breosted in the hond-
some manner of O Dondy's jock
ct with big, self-covered buttons
ond smortly brief cut. Fyfront
skirt, boton-stroioht, with front
slit.
ssslsf-ssst shop Third Flor
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
Army Recruits May
Choose Combat Arms

Men without prior military ser
vice may now enlist directly into
one Of the five combat arms of the
regular army and be guaranteed
duty in the arm of their choice,
according to an announcement
made today by Captain Grico,
commanding officer of the Jack
son Army and Air Force Recruit
ing station.
A change in regulations permits
non-veterans to sign up for three,
four or, five years in the infantry,
field artillery, coast artillery, ar
mored cavalry or the corps of en-
gineers.
Previously. men without prior
service could only enlist in the
Regular Army unassigned.
The new regulation gives the
recruit chance to study the five
combat arms and then enlist in
the one in which he would like
70 serve, thus eliminating any
chance of being assigned to a
branch he would not care to join.
Further information may be OBJ
'ained from anv Army and Air
Force recruiting station, or by
contracting Sgt Scott, who is in
Durant everv Mondav from 10J1G
am. to 1870 am. and is in Lex
ington from 1900 noon to 2 pm.
Mondays.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
Hand Motor Company
Opens New BuiIdinq

Hand Motor company, owned
by w. T. bill" Hand, of West
has opened beautiful new build
ing at the intersection of high
ways IL and 81 in Durant and ex-
tends cordial invitation to the
public to stop and pay him a visit.
Mr.. Hand is well known
throughout this section of Missis-
sippi as one of the most depend
able and reliable automobile
dealers IN the state and he has re-
presented the Ford Motor COM
pany in the capacity Of dealer for
Is years.
The modern new building is full
ly equipped with factory-proved
equipment and parts to give the
Hand concern as modern a garage
and service department as there
is to be found anywhere: and
there is staff of factory-trained
mechanics to service cars.
The service station operated in
connection with the firm handles
STANDARD Oil products.
Hand Motor company will be
open evenings until further no.
tice and an invitation is extended
everyone in this section to pay
this firm a visit at an early date.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
Unemployment Up y
Per Cent In June

Reception contacts in Holmes
county showed a slight decrease
OF three per cent in June COM
pared with May, 1949; however,
June, l949, showed an increase of
approximately % per cent COM
pared with June, 1948 report. The
NC employed initial claims in
June l949 compared with May,
l949, showed a 80 per cent de-
crease which is mainly due to no
major layoffs during June, 1949.
Compared with June, 1948, one
year ago, the initial NC claims
increased approximately 215 per
cent The NC compensate claims
IN June, 1949 showed a 80 per
cent increase compared with May,
1949. Compared with June, 1948
the NC compensate claims in
creased approximately 308 per
cent in June, 1949. This increase
is due to several major layoffs in
Holmes county in the sawmill
and textile industries. The SRA
unemployed compensate claims
for June. 1949 remained about the
same as reported in May, 1949 and
June, 1948.
Information has been received
at this office that contract for a
$250,000 hospital building in Du-
rant will be let and we are anti
cipating placement Of several of
our claimants on this project.
During July, 1949 we are antici-
pating making several placements
with a steam laundry at Durant
since most of this employers col
ored labor has quit to catch cot
ton trucks and the employer is
to replace the colored workers
with white workers and we have
referred him approximately IS for
mer textile workers who have
been laid off in Durant due to
lack of work. The small health
clinic and sewerage construction
projects at Lexington are still in
progress and will complete con-
struction during August. 1949.
We still have hopes of securing
some type Of factory in the Lex
ington area through the BAWI
and the Chamber of Commerce.
Rental houses are becoming cas-
Ter to find in Lexington and other
points in this area than have been
in the past.
H. H. Thomas,
Mgr. MESC, Lexington
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
Holmes BULLDOGS
Schedule II Games

GOODMAN, July 81 - The
Holmes Junior college eleven will
! play an all-conference schedule
this season. The Bulldogs will
open at Poplarville playing the
Pearl River team there on Sep
TENDER II, and close the season
at home versus Copiah-Lincoln
(Wesson) November %.
Northeast at Bonneville will be
the only Association member not
met this season by Holmes. One
new member, Ittawamba Junior
college located at Fulton will be
met for the first time. All other
teams on the schedule are long
standing members and were met
during the 1943 season.
The homecoming date has not
as yet been determined, but prob
ably will be the Southwest Bears
from Summit on October %.
Holmes will be operating this
season with a new coaching staff
including Coach j. w. Patrick of
State, former Yazoo High coach
as head-man with Coach Bobby
Oswald of the University handling
the backfield at Holmes.
The l949 schedule as announced
by Coach Frank B. Branch is as
follows:
September 17-Pearl River at
PoplarviIle.
September % - Perkinston at
Goodman.
September 80 - Sunflower at
Moorhead.
October 6 - East Central at
Goodman.
October Ia - Jones at Ellis
vile.
October 81 - Ittawamba at Full
ton.
October % - Southwest at
Goodman.
November 4 Kinds at Ray
mond.
November 10 - East Mississip-
pi at Goodman.
November Is - Northwest st
Senatobia.
November % - Copiah-Lincoln
at Goodman.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
Durunt Black Cots
Make Good Record

The Durant colored all-star club
sponsored and managed by Cleo
Reed and Odell McClendon, en-
tered the Durant all-stars in the
tournament Saturday to meet
the Hattiesburg Dodgers at Lau-
rel. Durant won 6-5. They also
won a decision from the Laurel
Black Cats Sunday afternoon. The
Durant team met the Blue Sox
in Laurel Wednesday evening at
300 and played the Laurel Black
Cats Wednesday night at 800.
The Durant all-stars will plav
the Clarksdale Brown Bombers
there, Friday night at 800. Then
the all-stars will meet the Alaba-
ma champions in either Birming-
ham or Mobile; then to the ma
tional tournament at Wichita
Falls, Kans., and from there to
either Waco or Dallas Texas.
Reed said he has plans to bring
a series of these games to Du-
rant so that the many white and
colored fans might be able to en-
JOY a closeup view of the best
colored base ball talent in the
South, The National Babe Ball
Congress furnishes umpires and
scouts from some of the major lea
que clubs follow the Black Cats
Cleo Reed asks that all of the
white and colored base ball fans
to please try to see these teams
if he succeeds in bringing them
to Durant as planned.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28

ana by ms time l was exhausted
SO s.ayea at the holel ana went
to bed-anyway / was raised III
a town Wnere there is steel mil
ana have been through one IN
Vulnerable times.
One Of the most enjoyable
events on the entire convention
program was the service held
Sunday morning in the Mormon
tabernacle where we heard the
glorious music that emanates
there every day and has for the
past twenty years been carried by
radio to all the homes in America
on Sunday morning nationwide
broadcasts.
At this service we were briefed
in the history of the Mormon
church, (the official name Of
which is the Church Of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints, by
its president, George Albert
Smith. The Tabernacle, located
in Temple Square in the shadow
of the great Mormon Temple, is
one of the best known buildings
of the world--its acoustic proper
ties and unusual dome-like archi-
lecture have made IL known all
over the civilized world. II is
here most of the services Of the
church are held. The Temple is
reserved exclusively for members
of the Mormon church for sacred
ceremonies. Anyone may attend
services at the Tabernacle which
seats 5000 and as many as 1880
people have been counted inside.
The Sunday morning I went to
the Tabernacle was featured by
the address of DR.. Smith and the
regular musical program broad
cast to the nation. The glorious
tones Of the massive organ and
the voices of 300 choir singers
blend in perfect harmony filling
the Tabernacle with music that
is fitting tribute to God from
man.
I found the Mormon Church an
institution of great interest be-
cause I knew practically nothing
about it--and plan 70 write
something on the church and its
worthy welfare program at an
early date.
Next week, however, I'll write
about the wonderful time we had
touring the Southern Utah parks
and Grand Canyon, Arizona. in
the post-convention trip follow
ing the meeting at Salt Lake City.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
Do Not Accept SIS
Identification Cords

Mrs. Mary King Temple, mana
ger of the Greenwood Social Sc
curity office, cautioned all persons
cashing checks against accepting
a social security card as identifi-
cation. The possession of an &C.
count card holds no significance
for any purpose other than it may
porting wages under the Social
be used in connection with re-
Security act. 1t is NOT valid
Identification for any other pur-
pose and is not any indication of
the financial responsibility of the
individual who possesses it.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
Patients At The Hospital

Mrs. H. D. Black and baby boy,
Lexington
Warren Burrell. Lexington
Mrs. Alice Ratcliff. Lexington
Willie Cooper, Durant
Mrs. E. Y. Gunter. Durant
Mrs. A. w. Bouchillon and baby
how, Durant
Baby Girl Baughn, Pickens
ColoYed
Robert Lee Powell. Lexington
Cornelia Burch. Cruger
Ernestine Barker, Lexington
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28

A citywide youth revival will
open at me Durant Baptist
Church on Sunday, August 7th,
end continue for one week. All
of the young people of all demo
limitations are urged to attend
each session and also enlist the
interest and attendance of all the
young people in the community
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who are not members of any
church.
Newell Massey, director of mu-
sic at the Durant church, will be
the evangelist and Carroll Free
man, Mississippi College, will lead
the singing. Miss June Richard
son will be the pianist and Miss
Jean Dale Walden the organist.
All are students at Mississippi
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28
Mt. Pleasant Plans
Homecoming August 7

On August Z, there will be a
Homecoming at Mt. Pleasant
church. The morning service will
be at HOO. In the afternoon the
Kosciusko Mems Chorus will have
charge of the program.
The public is cordially invited.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-07-28

Miss Hazel Brannon was called
to GadSden. Alabama Tuesday,
because of the death of her ma
ternal grandmother, Mrs. D. /.
Freeman.
Robert Lee Cooper of Chicago
is visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Cooper.