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Evening star., 1949-01-18

81, 100 CASH DOWN
Immediate occupancy to vets. Big
center hall Colonials in convenient
section Of Silver Spring. Comprising
8 rooms. 3 bedrooms, tiled bath,
large fully equipped kitchen, full
basement. To inspect, Call RE. $3.50
to 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
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VACANT!-$950 DOWN.
18th and L SITS, ne.-Attractive
corner brick, lge. rms, bath. gar
age. porches, ETC.; $s6 mo. includes
taxes; near every convenience.
DANIEL DIENER & CO., ST. 1881.
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HOUSE ON A HILL

HOUSE ON A HILL
1-acre farmette in Bethesda-This
delightfully arranged home in an
orchard and garden setting over
looking fashionable Bradley Hills
features a double liv. rm. with fire.
place, 30 it. BY ID IT.; large dining
room with corner cabinets, modern
electric kitchen, 3 large bedrooms
and bath; built-in garage. Struc-
turely it is as sound as 1888
dollar and is the epitome Of spa
ciousnesS in q picturesque setting.
S17,250. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY,
call Mr.. Lebling, OIL. Os1O). 30
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Unbelievable for $24,950
This stone and brick eenter-hall
home. about 8 yrs. old, contains:
1st f., large liv. rm. with open
fireplace. den. powder rm., gener..
Gus sise din rm, kitchen and
screened porch: 2nd A., 3 bedrms.
and 2 baths; 2-car garage; Oil heat;
walkup attic, tile root. large level
lot with outdoor fireplace. beautiful
trees. This property is adjacent to
Bradley Woods and is truly an out
standing value. Call ME. 1143 un-
til . pm
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
18th & Colorado Av. NV.
10 rooms and 8 baths. oil heat. I'm
mediate possession. Clear. Lot
14Ox1so with 2-story brick garaEs.
One Of the show places OF D. c.
HowenStein Realty Corp.
o
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RIVER TERRACE

value. Lge. 20-ft. wide
brick in new.house cond through
out; spacious liv. .rm. din. rm., KIT.
lst fr.; lge. hedrms., tile bath
wood fioors; bsmt., oil a.-c. heat.
Excellent financing may be arranged
To inspect today. phone TR. 1928:
ewes. WA. 9199, or call at once,
3436 Benfling I'd. ne.
DAVY & MURPHY
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Anacostia-Fairlawn Area
Brick; 8 lovely rms. f,repl., bsmt.
FIR. 7717.
ACE REALTY SERVICE
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LIST YOUR HOUSE
With us now and start packing.
Highest prices paid. We need homes
for the homeless. Call ST. 1923.
PHILLIPS 6 co -0a
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BY OWNER

Never occupied; 6-rm.. 1h-beth brick
homes, in finest close-in Nd. sub
urb; priced from S1S,500 to S1a.-
$50. For inspection, phone DI.
$40 for appninfrnepf
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Amer. U. Park. S21.5OO

Amer. U. Park, $21,50O
Mod. dst. brick home in st. AIMS
Parish: reception hall, Iiv. rm. With
nesa:, 5sp sm a1n sna 5 odI 5ns NC. ;ss'D S.dls hs
and bsth. An unusual buy. Quick
Billingsley & sanderson Co.
4934 Wis. ave, OR. 1898 till 9 pm.
American Univ. Park
Here Is real eonvenisnce Of location
&C combined ned. with 1.HaT eysrythias ySl want
BATHS n0@s corner fsaes Sries with hosas@s aeer@essn.a
porch, built.in garage, full bsmt.
Short walk TO- ali schools, churches,
tronsp. and shopping.
G. Allen SherWin, Inc.
Realtors. 424l Wis ave. nv. EN-.
4450 from Q till s: ewes. PL. 03l3:
American University Park
4s2e srm Alton md aS b1sf nfsi' hcSs. ssaSs'a
eafsh saa sSad bal. Ess Ss.n s On i% is. 1s
deck on 2nd floor; ample closet
space; tull basement with half bath,
maids room: oil heat. slate roof;
one block from trsnsp. and schools.
Owner must sell: price reduced to
$16.050 on terms. Exclusive with
+. 8. PRICE g. co.
Realtors, 113O1 Georgia ave. (Wheat.
onl. PL. 1891, PL. 0315.
BrighItwood-Corner Home
Very. desirable brick home. ideal for
doctor; prewar built, large center
hall plan, z rms, 2 baths. garage,
oil h.-w.h.. sun deck, slate roof:
excellent location; price, S1Q96O.
Call Mr.. Mcintosh, Elk. 24SO. Ewes,
WA. O607.
Fred A. Smith Co.
1113 18th At. NV.
BRIGHTWoOD (Nr. 9th g. Missouri
eve.)-Modern semidet. brick. side
hal: plan with living rm., dining
rm:, den and kitchen, 1st floor; 4
bedrms. 2nd floor. owner has priced
for immediate sale.
S1GLER & TISHLER
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Attractive stone ana brick residence
IN the Barpaby Woods area; 3 bed
rooms. Q baths, maids room and
.n in1 ,arss sefeenep 1nod.e ssd qyerloos r.
$23. $50. To inspect call Wo. 1900
till 9 pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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SOLID COMFORT
Fer only 81 600 down and approx.
Sl1S per mo. This amazing home
value, located in the vic. Of l4th
and Colorado ave. NV. large z
rooms, Q baths. det. home, in ex-
cellsnt condition: LIST f1oor features
dining room, modern kit. with
breakfast porch and full bath. End
floor has 8 large bedrooms, am
Pile closets, inclosed sleeping porch
and bath; finished attic with cedar
storage closet; toilet and shower In
ters and downspouts; Venetian
blinds; gear garage. To inspect,
call MAX c. SCHWARTZ. IA. $500:
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MASS AVE. NV,

Near Westmoreland Circle; attractive
stone and shinsle home with slate
roof, containing hall, living room
with stone fireplace, dining room,
kitchen, 4 bedrooms and baths;
stairs to partly finished and heated
attic: porch and terrace. nicely
planted private garden; garage.
CpPING VALLEY
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De 4444. -1g
NEAR the CAPITOI-Row brick
home Of 8 rms. bath, h-w.h.. 4
Kitchens; income. -S171 per mo. ;
price. S11,750. Inspect 617 A
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
S15 llth st. NV. DI. 1857. Is
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FORT DAVIS

FUN DAVIO
1902 Penna. ave. Sc. 6 room row
brick in new house condition. Oil
hot-air heat, knotty pine recreation
room. Large front screened porch,
Substantial cash. Call Mr.. Aylor,
HI 2s26.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Penna. ave. Sc. AT. S941.
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OFF UPPER 10th ST.
Ideal lo:a:i0n 6S perfect s.r hSme; mn terms terms
semidet brick, built prewar 1942;
price only S15.050. Wo. 1888, m
or after p.m. III
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Woodmoor-Silver Spring
Here is the ideal home for the ex-
panding family; located 3 blks. from
parochial and public schools, shop
ping center and transp., lge. level
lot, house contains 4 bedrms., Q
complete baths. liv. rm. with fire.
breakfast nook: owner transferred:
priced for quick sale; for appt. to
see. call
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
Sligo 2OlO until Q nm. 20
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ATTRACTIVE Bungalow

Attractive Bungalow
in Southeast Washinston,
Kitchen. 8 bedrms, bath. full base
mert, with practically finished rec
reation rm., front and back porches.
fenced.in yard; convenient to shop
ping and transportation;. selling
= small family. For appt., call
WALKER & DUNLOP
Realtors, DI. O222, 1900 18th st.
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VA1 1OL IT'LL
Open Q to Sunday: vacant; 21;
4th s.e.-Owner sacrifices 8 rms
Q baths, Q kits; easy financed; SO,
500 cash, balance easy. SlSK REAL
TY CO., SUN, ewes, RA. 6321, Il
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-FOUR BEDROOMS

Furnished Rooming House
30 rms. near 14th and Columbia rd
NV. consisting OF IL bedrms. and 2
apts.: possible income, $3.50 per mo-;
semidet. tastefully and nicely deco
rated. very nice furniture. priced At
$4,000: lst time offered. c. W.
E0GLETON, 3617 14th st. NV, DU.
E0SJ. eveS NE 0kOR
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SLIGO PARK HILLS

Real center-hall Cape Cod. with IN
location in refined community. lO3
Park Valley rd., Silver Spring.
ROBERT E. LOHR, owner, GE. O257.
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SILVER SPRING

Delightful Colonial brick, 5 bedrms.
and 2 baths on 2nd f.; spacious liv.
rm. with front porch, side porch,
full din. rm., streamlined kit, cop
per plumbing, cutters and down
spouts; excel. construction and lo-
cation; bargain at S16,o5O.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
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REALTY CO., AID. 7BUU. ~
KENSINGTON
lib Hillsdale DIR. A desirable 8.
room -and-bath asbestos shingle bum
galow on large corner lot; partial
basement, oil a.-c. heat; near schools,
churches and Transportation; price,
sSl9,g5o' with $4,000 down and
rished. Exclusive with
E. 8. PRICE & co.
O3l6
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Arts Clubs Book Fair
To Open Sunday With
Talk by Leo Brady

A 13-day public book fair of
The Arts Club of Washington,
featuring talks by more than a
dozen Washington writers, will
open Sunday.
Miss Patricia McGerr, mystery
story writer and chairman Of the
organization. announced that sew
leral hundred new books selected
by leading publishers will also be
on display at the fair. to be held
in the clubhouse, 1921 I street NV.
The schedule of speakers for
the first week follows:
Sunday, $3.50 p.m.-Leo Brady,
author of "The Edge of DOOM; !;
Monday. 8 p.m.-Duncan Enrich,
author of "It's an Old Wild West
Custom; Tuesday, 8:15 pm
John Kelly. "Alexander's Feast:
Wednesday. 8 p.m.-Mary A.
Nourse. "Ferment in the Far East; !:
Thursday. 8:15 p.m.-Scott Hart,
Eight April Days; Friday, 4 pm.
demonstrations from George
town Cookbook" by members Of
st. Stephens Guild, Christ Church
Parish, Georgetown; Saturday. 4
Ip.m.-Roundtable, with four news
papermen who contributed to
"Dateline: Washington" Cabell
Phillips, Thomas l.. Stokes, Hugh
Morrow and Duncan Aikman.
For the second week the speak
lerS are:
Sunday, $3.50 pm.-Dr. Ray
mond S. Sites. author Of art and
Man." curator of education divi-
sion, National Gallery of Art,
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speaking on MASTERPIECES OF
Sculpture from the National Gal
lery";; Monday, 8 p.m.-Harry
Neal, author of Writing and Sell
ing Fact and Fiction; Tuesday. 4
pm-Grace Tully, author of IF
ID. r., My Boss" and at BIS pm,
Signora Franco Bounos, From
Her Side; Wednesday, 4 pm
Louise Young. understanding
Politics: A Practical Guide for
Women; Thursday, 8:15 pm.
-Mannix Walker, Magnolia
Widow" ,,....,
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Practical Nurse Held Here
In $1,000 Forgery Charge

A practical nurse accused o1
|forging and cashing $1,000 worth
of United States Savings Bonds
belonging to an elderly former
patient was held for the grand
jury on $1,000 bond by United
States Commissioner Cyril S
Lawrence yesterday.
! Secret Service officials said the
defendant, Mrs. Marie A. CorWin
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Contract Let for Study
OF Air Traffic Control

The complex problems OF mod
ern air traffic control, as high
lighted by the recent air collision
here, today are the subject Of a
study by the Franklin Institute
Laboratories for Research and
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Leohy to Be Dinner Guest

William E. Leahy, director OF
selective service for the District,
will be guest of honor at turkey
dinner commemorating the 84th
anniversary Of the Association Of
Oldest Inhabitants at $50 pm.
December 7 in the Hotel 2400.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Philadelphia,

Development in Philadelphia,
under contract just awarded by
| the Governments Air Navigation
Development Board.
The study is designed to lead
to development and construction
of a mechanical or electronic de-
vice air traffic control procedures
and other data bearing on use
of aircraft runWayS.
Evening star., 1949-11-22

ISL, Of 50-A Ridge road, Green
belt, Md, has admitted cashing
the bonds. Agents said the bonds
were taken from Mrs. Virginia
"A. Wyatt about rs. who formerly
lived at. 4301 Connecticut avenue
NV. and at the All States Hotel.
Mrs. Wyatt now lives in SPRING
field, Ill.
Agents said the bonds disap-
peared during visits made by Mrs.
Corwin to Mrs. Wyatt. for whom
Evening star., 1949-11-22

she once had worked. All were
cashed at a local bank, it was
said.
Evening star., 1949-11-22

You eon give yourself this permanent simply you put
your hair up at night! Use your pins or clips with the
solution Of PnWoe permanent presto! you have lovely
Ioneosting peronent Hormess when used according to
directions Style set woye your hair in operation.
LANsBURGHs- Street Eleor
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
|HJC Honor Roll For
Second Six-Weeks

Dean G. ]. Everett and Mr.. F
B. Branch have announced the
honor roll Of the college and high
school for the second six weeks
period. There is a total of twenty
nine. Three high school students
had all AS. These students are:
Patsy Torrance, Martha Gene
Schrock, and Mauricio LIE Sage.
The number on the honor roll is
a marked Improvement over the
first six weeks.
Those students making the
honor roll are:
Sophomores Clentis Bailey,
Max Brasher, John A. Cain,
James Dukes, Edna Earl Ed
wards, Dan Griffin, Virginia
Helm, Max Killebrew, William
B. Lee, Joan Pannell, Harold
RainWater, Joe Sorreu and John
Terry.
Freshmen - Mary Lewis, v.
A. Mcdaniel, Joe MCCULLOUGH,
Dorothy Pickens, Billy Sykes,
Fred F. Evans, Sam D. Hall, and
James B. Lee.
High School - Mile Brown
ing, Patsy torrance, Anne Branch,
Richard Callejas, Pauline Hand,
Mauricio LIE Sage, Martha Gene
Schrock and Charlie Dickerson.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
George +. Harmon
Passes Al jackson

Funeral services for George
Friedrich Harmon, SO, of Durant
and native of Holmes county,
who died Saturday morning, De-
cember 10 at 800 at the Veterans
hospital in Jackson, were held
Sunday December II at the Me-
thodist church in Goodman. The
Rev. George Curtis, pastor of the
Goodman and Pickens Methodist
churches officiated. Burial was In
Hillcrest cemetery.
Mr.. Harmon is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. w. j. Doty of Good.
man and Mrs. D. K Gulledge
also of Goodman.
Pallbearers were ]. d. Neaves,
I. H. Dorsey, Jr., A. S. Donald,
Jr-, ]. j. Browning, ]. r. Kill
Hebrew, H. I. Cowsert, Hoover
Maxwell and Earl T. Shelton.
Honorary pallbearers were his
friends.
Southern Funeral home was in
charge of arrangements.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
H Club Organized;
Officers Elected

Organization of the H" club
was completed at a meeting of
its members on November IA.
These officers were elected: o. l.
Thomas, president; James Dukes,
vice president; Mattye Collins,
secretary and treasurer; Edna
Earl Edwards, reporter.
At this meeting Coach Branch
read the bylaws. Of the III" club
and plans were begun for the
year.
The primary aim of the H"
club is to improve school spirit.
The III" club has already asked
students to refrain from wearing
on the campus, letters or awards
from any school except those won
at Holmes Junior College.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
j. W. Fowler Rites
Held Thursday

! James Whitfield Fowler, g,
/ supervisor of the Memphis divi-
sion of the &c railroad in Green
wood since 1887, died Wednesday
afternoon, December z, at $40 at
the Greenwood Leflore hospital.
The well known railroad offic-
ial was taken to the hospital in
Greenwood Wednesday afternoon,
December z. about 1890 pm. He
had been in poor health for a
year.
Mr.. Fowler was a native of
Lexington, and had been with the
&c since 1902. He served as SUI
pervisor Of the railroad at Tut
wiler from 1919 to 1887, and had
lived in Greenwood since 1897
4 Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Bessie Fincher Fowler, Green
wood; daughter, Mrs. Ann J.
Fox, Canton; a brother, Earl H.
Fowler, Lexington; and sister,
WITS. D. y. Mace or Phoenlx, Arr
zone.
Funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon at the First
Methodist church in Greenwood
with the Rev N. j. Golding offic-
iating. Burial was in Odd Fell
lows cemetery in Lexington.
Pallbearers were Scott Fowler,
James Fowler, Weldon Fowler.
w. H. Fincher, Jr.. John Word,
Fincher Word, v. O. Ingold and
Jack Reid.
Honorary pallbearers were
friends of the family and menu
bers Of the Greenwood Memphis
division of the &c railroad.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
Soc. Security Figures
On HcImes Area
by Leon T. Llein

AS a nation. we took our first
step to lesson the problem of our
financial insecurity with the pas
sage of the Social Security act.
The cardinal aims of social secur-
ity are to keep individuals and
families from destitution, to keep
families together, to give chill
dren the opportunity to grow up
IN their own homes.
Although the Social Security
act is a Federal law, the Federal
government operates only one OF
the programs, that of old-age and
survivors insurance. The other
seven programs are opeated by
the states with the Federal gov
eminent cooperating and con-
tributing funds
Today, under the old-age and
survivors insurance program
alone. Uncle Sans mailmen are
delivering monthly checks to
nearly 100000 persons. 1l9 of
this number live in Holmes coun-
ty, 80 are retired workers.: IL
aged wives; IS widows; SO chill
dren of both retired and deceased
workers and three aged depend
ent parents.
The office of the Social Secur-
ity administration is located in
Greenwood. A representative of
that office will be in Lexington
on Tuesday, December 20, at the
Mississippi State Employment
service office at 1000 am
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
US. Forester Miller
Warns Sportsmen

With the hunting season now
in full swing in Mississippi, I've
W. Miller, Flood Control Forester
cautioned sportsmen to be ex.
tremely careful with their guns
and fires in the woods. The u
S. Forest service estimates that
this year a total of quarter OF
a million hunters will comb the
100000 acres of hunting lands
of the Southern National forests
for game.
In behalf of his own safety and
that of his fellowman, the u. S.
Forest service asks the hunter
who goes into the woods to re-
member that:
/. Your gun is designed to kill.
Be careful. There may be another
human being in your line of fire.
Make sure before you fire. Don't
let a woodland tragedy happen to
you.
2. There are other people in
the woods besides yourself. Some
work there, some live there, and
some - like yourself - are hunt
ing there. Make doubly sure be-
fore you raise that gun to your
shoulder If you're not careful
you may kill somebody.
3. A gun can kill, but so can q
forest fire. Use caution. Look be.
fore you shoot; and leave the
woods as you found them - UN
burned. You may want to come
back.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
Big Black Farmers
Hold Meet and Dinner
At Hue Thursday
Miller And Livingston
Address Group On
Woods Fire Protection

I. w. Miller, project forester
for the Yazoo River Flood Control
project, and E. B. Livingston. as
sistant educational director Of the
Mississippi Forest service were
after-dinner speakers at a meet
ing of the Big Black Farmers club
held in the dining hall Of Holmes
Junior college Thursday, Decem-
Der 8.
Mr.. Miller stated that Holmes
county has 100000 acres Of TIM
berland capable Of producing 800
board feet Of forest products per
acre per year II protected from
fire and overcutting Mr.. Miller
further pointed out that the har-
vesting and processing Of this
annual growth could produce an
annual payroll in Holmes county
Of better than $2,500,0 900 a year.
Mr.. Livingston told Of the town
Of Morton that pulled in more
money last year. than all Of Car
roll county, and timber did It,"
He pointed out that the forests
around Morton have been pro-
tected from fire for the past III
teen years.
According to Mr.. Livingston \
little less than half the counties
in Mississippi are under eonU-
erative fire protection ORGANIZE
ton and there were more fires in
three Of the unprotected counties
than all of the protected counties
put ogether. The club members
were invited to inspect the pro-
tective organization that the
County Supervisors Of Carroll and
Attala have organized in coopera-
ton with the State Forest service.
| Mr.. Livingston told how Holm
es might get similar forest pro-
lection The County Supervisors
may levy q. tag ot two. cents an
.acre on l9nd classed as woodland
and the State and Federal Gov
eminent contribute another six
cents an acre. Thus the county
pays only one-fourth OF the total
cost of perfection The protec.
tive organization consists Of fire
towers that spot smokes and radio
fire locations to fire fighting
jeeps. tractor drawn fire plows
and fire fighting crews. |
I! Mr.. Hoover Maxwell a club
member from near Pickens point
ed out that he had more damage
from grass and forest fires in the
past five years than his protec-
ton cost would amount to for the
rest Of his life.
John M. Kimbrough, Jr., OF
Lexington stated that two cents
an acre for protection seemed rea-
sonable since it costs ten dollars
to plant an acre of trees.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
Bulldogs Elect Coptoin
And Alt-Coptoin For
1850 Season

Members of the Holmes Junior
College football squad met Fri
day.. December g., for the pur-
pose of eleeting the captain and
alt-captain for 1850. Paul Spa
kowski, quarterback for the Bull
dogs this year, was elected as
captain, and Elwood Rainwater
was chosen as alt-captain. These
boys did much toward making
our team great one this past
season. and Holmes Junior Col
lege is proud of them.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
Presbyterian Christmas
Program Announced

A special Christmas program
will be presented at 500 pm
Sunday, December Is, at the Du-
rant Presbyterian church, accord.
ing to the Rev. S. l.. MCCULLOUGH
pastor.
The program will be as follows.
cantata, The Music Of Bethle-
hem," by Halton, under the di-
rection of Mrs. c. A. Doster; pan
tomine, 'The Manager Scene" di-
rected by Mrs. ]. D. Alsbury.
There will be SOY Gift" Of
fering for retired ministers and
their widows.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
William Turbeyi|Ie
Passes December Is

Funeral services for William
Turbeville, rs, who died at Com
munity hospital Tuesday after
noon, December Is, after an i'll
ness Of three years, were held
this morning at 1000 am. at the
Hebron Methodist church. The
Rev. Jack EVANS officiated and
burial was in Hebron cemetery
Mr.. Turbeville was born in
Kemper county on April IL, 1874
but had lived in Holmes county
since early boyhood- He had been
engaged in farming for approx.
mately so years.
Surviving are seven sons, w. O
Turbeville, Scott; r. o. Turbe-
vile, Cruger; Leslie Turbeville
Jackson; c. A. Turbeville, Valley
Park; B. E. Turbeville, Lambert;
A. R. Turbeville, Lexington and
<. B. Turbeville, Lexington; four
daughters, Mrs. J. E. Woods
Greenville; Mrs. Grace Greene
Tchula; Lucille Turbeville, Hou-
ston, Texas; and Mrs. Christine
Evans of Lexington. He is also
survived by one sister, Mrs. Dora
Ship of Lexington; one brother,
Frank R Turbeville, of Walden;
II grandchildren and one great
granddaughter.
Pallbearers were Elmo Greene,
Louis Green, Mahlon Turbeville,
Calvin Turbeville, Frank Turbe-
vile, Jr., and Bill Turbeville.
Southern Funeral home was in
charge of arrangements.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
Patients At The Hospitol

Mrs. c. D. Walters, Durant
Mrs. A. G. Weathersby, Lexington
Henry Eakin, Lexington
Colored
Baby Patterson, Tchula
Melvin Roby, Lexington
Julia Polk, Lexington
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
Baptist Church To Show
skid Row" Film Wed.

Out of the Night" a new
sound and color film of authentic
scenes from Chicago's Skid Row
will be shown Wednesday night,
December 81 at ZOO o'clock at the
First Baptist church at Durant.
The thirty minute picture is
sponsored by the Pacific Garden
Mission, Chicago, and uses fast
moving documentary technique
to show the missions work
among the outcasts of Skid Row.
The plot is based on actual case
histories.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-15
llIiflhlfll|gpYrtl,A A,
soTHISzsA
NEW YORK
~ SsoRrn CALLAHAN

believe that New York CITY is
prettiest this time of year, and
that the prettiest time of day is
at twilight, The other day at 5
pm. / stated up the steps of the
public library and just had to stop
and view for few moments, the
spectacle. Directly in front of me
the sharp brilliance of Times
square flung itself against the
darkening sky. Behind, the tall
stacks of the Edison company
reared up near the United Ma
tions buildings Upper 5th ave-
ue was ablaze with delightful,
colored holiday lights. And to the
South in awesome splendor, the
great spire of the Empire State
building shot up into the evening
blue like a magnificent Roman
candle put there for the festive
celebration.