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HOUSES FOR sALE-Notheo,,

HOUSES FOR sALE-kertheoss
MICHIGAN PARK. 45I6 SO. Dakota
ave. n,e,-Vacant; beautiful. sun
shiny home newly dec; 6 rooms,
ga baths. rec. room, gsrase. !
MfcHIGAS PK.-Low down payment.
6-rm. brick on lge. corner lot. Con-
crete porcheS. Fenced yd. Gas heat
New-hse. cond. OWNER, NO. 2040.
EAST CAPITOL sT.-l0 rms. bath,
h.-w.h.i excel location for renting
rooms; substantial cash down, FIR.
NEAR BLADENsBURG RID. and Mt.
Olivit, row brick. excel. cond. 8
rms. plus heated sleeping porch
and two 1st floor porches. fully
equip. kit, rec. rm. with, shower
bath bath cedar closet shown by app, app,
2.FAMilf HAhHi fNi HoGsh oGsf: with $ room. S
near Lincoln Park; oil heat. only
s. $50 down: Cal Mr.. Tolson, FR,
95so, oo'BANNoN REALTY GO"
e-FAMiLY SPECIAL. nr. Eastern Hish
School. separate, entrances. con-
Sisting Of 4 rooms, kitchen and bath
each shop, garage in rear: cony
terms can be arranged, AFFROEII
N.E.-Good for railroad or oPo
new gas heat and newly redecorated.
Attrsctively priced at So, $50; terms.
Balance Ike rent. JOE cuRTo
REALTY, 335 II st. ne. FIR. 1900.
1881 AMES ST. NE. of MINI. ave
LarSe semidet. brick home; family
size rooms and finished attic. full
finished basement with real fireplace.
side entrance, now equipped as apt:
brick porch. lsrse level lot; mod
cAMpsSnlP CAN asEn Z WOOD NJ Ex SITE 4f5
ETes 'f and sun sun. TW, I5io. 3
NEAR 18th AND NJ sTs.--Immacu-
late 6-rm attached home. beauti-
tul paneie5 rec rm PORCH, gas
afat hat DREYf1ss RE- fae sRos sf Nj Ma F;is9ssE Sss
rsss ess,I PA A. S2'E.@s1 2E 500 down. price.
SI395U: converted into = apts in
sS0T S9ms' r.s4rRS slSa ne sGf 0Hsn spp E 81 600
asi sqnd DoUGIas SEiGfId = 81 sRo' NE-sl 900
down. good terms. sooo transportS-
ton. near schools. 8 rooms: bath.
Sqs SPiak h0tfrisI cs Mor4is hsa cohen ason
i4''L' i4o4 [ ST. S'in Nv. a Ma. so3S; Home,
TU. 02q1. once open sun. IL 70 g.
TwO-FAMILY SPECIAL-Near Cath
for two families with separate en-
units: easy terms. MITCHELL
QUICK. 81. 7731; eyes. RA. 344s. .
400 BLOCK IIth sT:-Rex brick.
8 rms. ? baths. 2 porehss; sar.;
GozlEs. fsaz teFRs "a. 5000, GAsIsss VA ssss. ae-
DETACHED Z rms, 2 baths z kitch-
easy sy terms Box ieS-c. star.
OPEN 8 TN Is: must sell today. Nj,
Biadenshurs rd-, 1871 Gath St. ne.
Beaut. home with income apt. det.
6skr eo1 gith { M NOD RT fitsi; ;sas "a baths
BY oWSER. 3oo5 a5th st. ne,
woo6ridgr-petsehed e-story frame
house. attic. basement. good eond-
Ptas- open l@-5, Sunday. !Ph.
spICUIsToRs Pc ATTENTION. az
gsar;oid roE brick r,srdls nssT IN ss,ss.a sae
ton. rooms. u trarlodeTn. ceep
fD ioS esse W. VA sosf' "a
ALL BRICK 5-rm., bath. seniesnt
front and rear porch screened IN
attic finished; storm windows sns
throughout; lot fenced in. Cal AT.
ciosr as3s, TO LIBRARY OF ooNGREss.
ksnOaslsd, Ire, roe srissi s,,, Il; s,.niss.' nSst
dining nook, modern kitchen anc
ss;a ..l1 IND flnss,vlsa.i G a. ssfS hsa.sr h ssss
stantial cash. can r. ELIOT Md
plEToN. Realtor. EE- liei or
OE. 6e4e.
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Heart of Brentwood

SI2.500. easy terms; tapestry brick,
5 rooms, 3 porcheS. polished floors
very neat, oil heat, detached garage
Mr.. Sheehan, COX a. CO, RE. 1888
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Colored-S1,250 Down

Colored-S1 $50 Down
/ llth and Florida ave. n;w.-EeEaisT;
front porch. 3 rms. and bath on
each floor; total. q rms. and . baths,
with separate heating plants. Live in
one apt. and rent out the other. Call
till 8 pm weekdays: Sun, IL TO 8.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
Io12 18th st. NV. DI. 1888 %
Colored-Open Today ! to 5
72S Quincy ST, NV; 2 lovely rms,
hardwood floors. oil heat, 8 perches,
priced. Call Ia. 6s34. IL S1ee
Sun. and ewes.
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BRICK BUNGALOW
Gil YOU ST. NV.

In new-house condition: excellent
location, near Bethesda; substantial
cash required; vacant. No brokers.
Call OWNER WI 3Og5
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FIRST TIME OFFERED

To an exclusive plrchsEer I of fEe
most outstsneing homes IN wash
Auatou Ideally located. modern
and In pert. cond unusual land
ScSping with pat.o N secluded
garden. C@n De seen bv appointment
only J. GIEEERG, Exclusive
Broker RE 4JSp 3
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COtoRrp- ~

! = JOHNSTON
80 HE "a
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OpFN . no &

Capita! View Rra-ty o..
EHz .=Fa 50 AEn f. 49,.
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ST. 1884. RA. 26s4
Colored-IrYing st

COIOred-IrVlng ST.
near Soldiers Home. large rms
and bath: Colonial front porch; full
Basement; h,-w.h.. coal; nice yards
Conv. TO everything Priced 20 sell
with reasonable down payment. Cal
till pm. weekdays: Sun, u 70 8,
VIM. CalomirlS Inv. Corp.
NJ IEnS g
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l22 TODD pl Ne

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sra ~ 'aA tsml
dft EafsEs ecnv lr-Hs g...-...
a. stt = snFat c. NJ WrG
D II JOHNSON CO
EK A. - a.na
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BROOKLAND, SIS 0n0

N0THF % EW.@ NIIhTa b n
OPEN TODAY. : TO & pm
sflntaet Ce1onias eyt,s er .at 50
u deco Fms pg3,tt. el
heat fail hEtHt De- Gss s.s.l
r. iesd on eeas i2rus 4 a. uiSkf
hc p.tU ewes Aae So 81. Ter.
rttt NO wp@a
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Y NItBNNIT
OPEN ! TO g
L hl8Ted-~IulOniAl BriCk
ONLY SQg5 DOWN
HOUSES FOR sALt--sou,h.s.,

AsAIosf1A. nssT oooa Hsns ~ .
Tina iHssttms6t property 10 ~ -
Fus bTtgk house With baths end I
kltcbeHs. gkt h - b Del sAfRss
Can Be us6r tH4a = apartments
pIsess sls h5u terms !EGH &.
kEAEY. JE lsio rs ave ..
,WrILL.. OF ~ toao =
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"a "a. NA ssSn eve. 49, s-a
Colorcd ne Yon 81 ~

We have seBs % 10 a.ss. home,
Ans bfsf huNs ief rD-yFra .. -
Sal aaa Han 2sr ga ss,....
ca pfsnssss has lUtpsrs.r. "a
.ksA Ata ethsf hoMrt r.
Harry Poretsky A. Sons Inc
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DETACHED BRICK

Immed poSS, Conv location. com
p,ptely f1Tn G-bedJm home, gss
heat. dtle lot "-cAr gAT rec rm
knotty pine Must be seen 10 er
appreciated Reas tsTms hTuA
Blair rG. ne nr. Nc Car spG
MGGI'cn SIS nv Can hf seen
snv 'lms IA H4S4 4
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NEW LISTING-Chevy Chase, D, C,
close to Conn. ave; this 4-beoTm
21z-bath, det. brick home was built
IN 1899 b. present owneE. Its cen
yenlent location Is unsurpassed, Isl
FIR. has larse !ly. I'm m with fIspl,,
kit and screened porch, End fir.
contains bedrms. and . baths.
stairs to large storage attic; maid S
rm. and full bath in bsmt.. gas &C.
heatE built-in gar. Ewes. and week
uns ends SliEo 59ls, s,.o,,.. hr,c,
home. close to schools, shopping and
transportation, is in neW-houSe cond
There is q bsmt. above ground level
with pvt. entrance, consisting OF .
rms. and tiled bath; rent from this
apt. will almost carry payments on
tory. din, rm. and mod. kit; 2nd a.
bath. Excellently financed. Ewes
and week ends. MI. 275S.
Close to Spring Valley-This lovely
not only has charm, but is ideal for
family with children. It is in excel
lent condition The level rear yard.
entirely inclosed by an Anchor fence,
is about ! so #. in depth and com
peteIy ely, pTIgate The home ne. Is kf Close
fast fable There is a lovely rear
patio for either quiet relaxation or
garden parties: gas INV. heat
Owner wants offer. Ewes. and week
ends. EN- 1903.
S19,950-4 -bedrm. detached home;
locates ] block of Conn. ave, be-
tween the Chevy Chase and colum-
bia Country Clubs. is ideal for a
family with childrks. 1st fl. has a
GAIT. Nv rm. with frepl outside
screened porch. dining rm. and large
kitchen; stairs to storage attic: oil
INV h.; built-tn garage. Ewes. and
week ends. MI. 275S.
Forest Hills-Owner very desirous Of
selling this excellently constructed
4-bedroom, 2Ia bath brick home,
built in 1871. lst floor has large liv-
ing room with fireplace, screened
porch. lavatory. dining room and
kitchen. Basement contains lovely
recreation room with fireplace and
maid S room with bath; Gear at
tached garage. LARGE 1St trust.
Ewes. and week ends, VI. 1854.
]. A, McKEEVER CO., INC.
1914 K s.. NV, ST ss00-3
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TWO-FAMILY HOME

Exclusive ne. section. Lovely tapes =,
try brick. 3 rooms, tile bath and
one-hsf cellar. garage, oil h.w h !.
awnings. screens. etc Reduced for
quick sale to Sl5,5oo. Z. CROSS,
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TRINIDAD AREA
Ee pESN 50 ~

,N's loser "a r. %rr
assss fs ~ sga
artAs sss 1REs e. asHz trs ss
erf t-G E.zssEA trr Azr
@HN AEa1 35raE zTs-7as o. e..
TsE s~I AsE,t'E Arts
SEE -. RaS@ - Sos
ESsE -~st ~ A&N
80 @ a8U
E1. ssZ o. "a rEss a..
is-Fp 3a-Ef Ns& F=aF.ss
X -es sw e..
% @Hea rEr CH -
- $40
CAPITA View Ersrfy d..
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TWO-FAMILY

First floor has 3 bedrooms. sepsfat.
entrance. End fIoor. . rooms kitth
en- and bath, EGs heat BIDS about
1 yrs old now renting sleo mo
owner Transferred priced right ca.
Mr.. BramhRm EN- 1880. with
BETHEL. DI 3ln0 -
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OWNER MUST SELL

80" I'm St ne Tapestry rew
brick. apis clean a. pin OF
heat Sms.i down payment Cal
Pop Hartman AT. 44sO. COX 4
co RE 1888
RRiCK near catholic L 8 b%dFms
and bath, iiv din I'm a.sc Glnettf
hsm' :" SlS down ard s6H = mo
JOHN CHRONEKEE. RE NiEi. sF
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A STEAI,S9 450

A room brick home Including 3
kitchens. 2 baths. entrances. OIL
Nv h. Convenient ne location
Owner Is le8E4ns town. r. CROSS
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COLORED

COlOred-Quebec PI.
~ nw.-3-story, 10 rms, 8 full
baths. "a bath in LARGE bsmt,
porches. Attrac. brick home in nice
neighborhood 81, 600 TO $4,000
TAR REALTY co
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COLORED
i+0l W VA, AVE NJ

Open / "a - Ccrnrf t5A snut ror.
ishihs - fNa.. f.Fs Js.. tsA
fNNRf}a l4H EkB Ea'E sEs heat
tFpu} sHd TEA nprr4rs Iss ,asf
hft ssg iees, Ter dar % a., s.E.
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soQIS sca xAlt--ss,.A..s.
FEs gNNwFN
.nh 81 Ne NAM,:N

s4e5s s@zs So g,=ssF ~ "a
ss= 80 ags ga
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COLORED NACANr
OPEN SUNDAY. II no

~ y = - II : =
s7 81 - Ft .v-Esr r. atr
SFia, HSG |alsf fsHr-. f.a.f
pescs fs3 AAAen-saa ts.r..
S'sshH teSr tsEEE p.s an
gsfEst AAFNGTE 40 80,
NJ Itas4A Qt ass
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NEAR ITCH HIGH
OPEN TO-DAY, ! to 5 PM,
4O7 PEABODY ST n f

Ovnrr must sci tN.s attractive ssu To-
drl bflJk home oE.F 6 yrAEs olG
vacant sEQ In eAgtl,suI condition
Can Dr purchased p..A smka Gcen
payment ans I3tA MQn.t.y pA,-
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sea SAlt--~ss--sss
S22~ 20.h ST Ne
MIST Re SOLD

Cssa=s r4-rv4 80 Fam ssA FErs p
lssaa.s st a5sr@ 49,
ssa-g ts sa@ @2~2 SIS 49,
r@qFs @FE s&zE SE 81
So Re- Nevt ssset 49, @Fs
f%7 - asvs Et.s 'a NAEfas.ra
- rga seA +vs rrsrEs -E
AsAsE EEAsTE GO ~
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HOME AND INCOME
$3.50

" lsor-.cEr -sa- s&.r ee ss
srscG HrE-Ey sr ..-Er'EzE sW
Es9H es.ss tAt tfb- skTsgs
OWNER t"~ EeArsry
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MICHIGAN PARK

Open - 1895 A. EaC s. re a
very oes -A6Is --stoFS aA p
tT!ck house C. EsFgs - FsSl 2
LAEe liz IN. S.ta fireplace d.
IN EE and t.cs paTcG nd :
> bed vauns. = baths srzt C.osslS
tull oASsUeCg N!t4 recreation rocFs
and T.. BATH. Esast al al.Etk steCIs
SIndovs near AEcpp1aE Csnfs'
schools. churches and traasa sub
lee, 10 cst- Exc.ukAe va
E 6. PRICE g. CO
flalL GsnrsLa aHf 2. lE.. p.
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RcuSES-sAlE-k.g. fce~s

on IINCoIN PARk-ya- rses s---s
VT -eEta. s-ssrsE as crSFEH4FEf
locEEtsG LIB Gas e ss&' rss g
hAS . Srt6 ans 2 tsHsptr -ea1sszt
h SssZB s-sE aNc<s A@e A2NF
Cc- = StsS9- Yr1 cas- kks-rz* O.
gcks 81 - y. Ss@s 5-.# EAs.
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e2l F ST Ne

Nf,s,e 81 k@s tsr.a 49,. .-.,
esthss tHH=g .r.s
& q aHgsSrEH
a5tleg uta5 Da4ea ~st.a g., IT.
Gs saG tspsfa. g..e
fFfsAE MRS tGFSEs. w.
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BARKLEY BROS, INC
IA nONS. Euas VI nA3n. -
6n1oNo Dakota Ave, NV

6UlZ NO. DdkUtd ave AN.
fNr. 1st and PeabodyD Open sun.
4 to 8 pm, Det; psrms stone oene, sema,
Can be bought furn. Or. untu6n
StysNHYA3 n AIpossToiiDEs realty
CO, or see Mrs. Sotak on premises
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OPEN
T SIN Ia p n
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE

Corner 3-story brick; Il rooms, 3
baths; excel for income and home
owner in poor health and anxious 20
sell completely furnished Call NJ.
Burke. TIE 1872, with
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
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SALE OR LEASE
A GOOD BUY

Leaving city-Must dispose OF our
home partly fNnlshsd. s-roon bun
saiow. h,-wh garage, lsfse lot,
ctr 2T0S 3Oth pl ne Ss
Evening star., 1949-08-31

"a citizens committee headed by
Fred s. Kogod. 1t was this group
that drew up, with the Board OF
Public Welfare, regulations COW
ering adoptions.
License regulations adopted last
September stipulated that no fees
of any kind could be accepted by
baby placing agencies from the
child's parents or prospective fos-
ter parents.
Corporation Counsel Vernon E.
West has ruled the Commission
ers have the authority to adopt
such a regulation as that proposed
by the citizens committee but
that 1t is a matter of policy as to
whether they should do so.
The regulations adopted last
September were designed to take
the profit out of baby brokerage"
and to guarantee high standard
of professional supervision for
children in foster homes.
They required the licensing Of
all child-placing agencies and for
bade any individual or agency to
place a child without license.
The regulations were based on
Public Law 292, passed by the 18th
Congress after repeated COM
plants that financial deals in
volving the placement Of children
were conducted by unscrupulous
brokers.
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Foster Parent Payment
OF Part Of Expenses
In Adoptions Weighed

The Commissioners today had
under advisement a proposal that
agencies handling illegitimate
children available for adoption be
allowed to accept reimbursement
from the foster parents for ex-
penses incident to the babies
births.
The proposal was submitted by
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Oxon Run School Bids
To Be Opened Sept. 20

Bids will be opened at 2 pm.
September 20 at the District
Building for construction Of the
new Oxon Run Elementary
School, Fourth street and Missis-
sippi avenue Sc.
The school will be the max
imum size for elementary schools,
with "a classrooms, assembly
hall, gymnasium, lunchroom and
space for physical education. Ap-
propriated for the three-story
brick building is $825,000.
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Deaths Reported

From d. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics. }
William Hall, "A, 27O1 14th st. NV.
Lille Weekly. "A, 1910 Monroe st. NV.
katherine Norris; =; a720 Upt9n St +. NV
Samuel Evans, SO. 336 Maryland ave. ne
Maud Hays. 81. 1895 Newton st. NV.
Daisy Clohan. 63, 92l G place NV.
Carl Euren. 55. 1900 H st. NV.
Gertrude Bourbon. 30. 2909 Rittenhouse
ST.. NV.
JOSEPH shurden. AZ. 401s Georgia ave. NV.
Mary Burrows, Al. 1902 18th st. NV.
Joseph Lehnard. infant, 421S Lily Pons
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George Howard. 80. 726 9Th st. ss.
James Catlett. 7S, Soldiers Homo.
Lulu Hall, y. 121s 21ssoss 9 St. nv:
Charles Wallace. 81. 4613 Meade st. ne.
virgie Harris. SO, 72O Kenyon st. NV.
John Walter. so. 113s Goth st. NV.
ida McKelvn, Al. 1923 Hope ave Sc
Helen Copeland. 33. 1884 U st. NV.
Matte Pierce. 10, 5516 Call place Sc.
Joyce Greer, 3, 1908 st. ne.
The Nations largest Indian
pageant is staged every August
in Gallup, N. Mex.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-06
Attend Ole Miss Come

Among those attending the Ole
iss-Kentucky game in Oxford
Saturday were Mrs. Willie Moore,
Miss Meta and Bud Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Paris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Berman and Joan, Par
ham H. Williams and daughter,
Nancy Hoover, H. L. Nichols, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hooker and
sons, Ed Wilburn and Hilliard,
Gillian Gwin, Tchula; T. A. Lail,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Herring,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Scobey, Mrs.
j. Murrell McRae, Mrs. H. B. Nc
Gee, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Tidwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raford w. Herbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Weathersby
John and Chick, Mr.. and Mrs,
Henri P. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G.. Herbert, Jr., George Patterson,
Bill Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Herman, MI. E. T. Nelson,
w. M. Ellis, H. L.. Nichols, Louis
Beall Nichols, and Ben Beall.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-06
.~InfontiIe Paralysis
Committee Elects
County Officers

The executive committee for the
infantile paralysis for Holmes
county met Tuesday in Lexington
with w. T. Anthony, of jackson,
the state representative of the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis, and elected new officers
for the Holmes county chapter. 1t
is the custom to select leading
citizens of the county who are
willing to devote part of their
time to civic enterprises and wor-
thy causes to fill these offices. At
ter due consideration the commit
tee elected the following new Of
ficers: Emmett Reese, chapter
chairman; w. Z. Strider, vice
chairman; Chatwin Jackson, sec
rotary; Mrs. Kate Sample, treas
urer; M. B. Brown, county fund
chairman. Other members of the
executive committee besides the
officers are Joe Berman, Max
Scobey, t. A. Lail and A. P. Car
roll.
James Collard was elected pub
Lefty chairman.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-06
W.M.U. Holds Meeting
At Church Monday

The w. M. U. met Monday af-
ternoon at the church. Circle
number one met in the ladies par
mr.. After a short business ses-
sion presided over by Mrs. c. w.
Carr, chairman, Mrs. T. A. Goth
ran led the mission study.
A good attendance enjoyed the
meeting.
Circle number two met in the
Sunday School office. Mrs. 0. A
Cleveland, chairman, presided
over the business and Mrs. A. l.
Jenkins gave an interesting dis
,cussion on the mission study.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-06
G'wood Club Sponsors
Annual Talent Contest

For the second year in a row,
the Greenwood Exchange Club
is sponsoring a talent contest in
Greenwood on the night of Octo-
Der 18th.
One OF more winners will be
sent to Jackson at the Exchange
Clubs expense for the additions
for the chance to appear on the
Horace Heidi program, which
will be November l and 2.
Contestants can secure entry
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-06
District 5 BPW Clubs
Plan TchuIo Meeting

A meeting Of. district five OF
Mississippi Business and Profess
sional Women will be held IN
Tchula on Sunday morning, Oct
ober 80. Registration opens at
900 o'clock. All members of BPW
clubs in district five, which in
cludes Lexington and Tchula, as
well as other BPW members TN
the county are given a cordial in
vitation to attend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-06
Clubs Personals
Mrs. Gwin Hostess To
Book Review Club

Mrs. R. M. Gwin was hostess
to the monthly meeting of the
Book Review club.
The hostess gave a most in
teresting review on Sigmund
Spaeth's book Stories Behind
The Worlds Great Music" She
illustrated her review by playing
some records of the worlds great
est music and giving the COM
poser's true life history.
A small group enjoyed the af-
ternoon.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-06

blanks from the local school
superintendent or by writing Elk
change Club, Post Office Box 832
or Telephone Greenwood 2288.
Maximum age limit of contest
ant is 20. They must either sing,
play the piano or some musical
instrument. Further details are
listed on entry blanks.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-06
Adult Training Union
Resumes Meetings

The Adult Training Union of the
Baptist church got off to a good
start Sunday night.
The Union has just resumed its
meetings after disbanding for the
summer.
A record-breaking attendance
enjoyed the first meeting.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-06
sW.S.C.S. Meets
AT The Church

The W.S.C.S. had its monthly
business meeting at the church
Monday.
Mrs. George Patterson and Mrs.
Marvin Stanley had charge of the
program.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-10-06

Lexington people attending the
North Mississippi Methodist con-
ference at Grenada Friday were
the Rev. and Mrs. c. T. Floyd,
Mrs. r. NJ. Gwin, Mrs. N. B. Hook
er, Mrs. o. D. Hooker, Mrs. Addie
Vic Bailey, Mrs. j. T. Majors, T.
M. Williams, D. T. Ruff and w B.
Dribben.
Mrs. Alton Parker is in Hou-
ston with her mother who is
gravely ill.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Raford Watson
Herbert spent today in Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Townes of
Beverly plantation, Minter City,
visited Mrs. w. K. Gwin and Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Lail Tuesday.
j. H. Warner and w. H. Fincher
enjoyed a trip last week to the
Marigold hunting and fishing club.
Mr.. Fincher's brother is a member
of the club.
Mrs. James Nader and baby &C.
celia Ann. of Greenwood visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Samaha last week.
W. T. Anthony, state represen-
tative of the National Foundation
of Infantile Paralysis, was a Lex
ington visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Gotten and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Thompson of
Tunica, were weekend guests of
Mrs. Ruth Roach.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Gilliland
spent the weekend in Memphis
with their son, 7. B. Gilliland, Jr.,
and Mrs. Gilliland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Klonaris
and son, Dimond, have rturned
to their home in Montgomery,
Alabama, after a visit here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dimond
KIonaris.
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Among those attending the
Holmes Junior Sunflower game
at Greenwood Friday night were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs. George Povall, Mr. and
Mrs. David Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. w,
l.. Ellis, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. R,
w. Farmer. }
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Martha Hooker Circle
Meets At Church

The Martha Hooker circle had
its regular business meeting al
the church Monday afternoon. Six
members were present.
The next home meeting will be
with Mrs. William Moses.
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Attend State Come

Among those attending the Mis-
sissippi State-Baylor game from
Holmes county were John Hol-
ditch, Miss Billie Mcclellan, Miss
Joyce Williams, Joe Braddock, of
Holmes Junior college, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Gibson, DR.. and Mrs.
B. o. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kimbrough, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Reid.
Mrs. Buck Craney and Mrs.
Ruth Roach attended the funeral
of R. M. Lyon in Durant Tuesday,
Mr.. E. T. Nelson spent the
weekend in Columbus with his
daughter, Mrs. Thomas @. Hath
orn and Mr.. Hathorn. They at
tended the game at Oxford Sat-
urday.
Mrs. C. T. Phelps and Mrs. c.
S. Harrell were Jackson visitors
Wednesday.
The many friends of Mr.. 0. l.
Ellison will be delighted to know
he is now at home from Founda-
ton hospital in New Orleans and
is getting along nicely at his
home.
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Friends of Mytle Lois Myers
will be glad to know that she has
returned to her home after a stay
in the hospital in Lexington.