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PIANOS

ftoor haM. SAMPLES at reduced prices. We
pianos that have been reduced To
exceptionally low prices. These are
from our regular stock and are in
aaaddo condition: spinets as low Al
s3sS .oo, consoles at S545. Come ia
Terms arro sno MAKE your selection.
nAMfBELL = ~ MUSIC CO.. 11Os G ST.
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FURNITURE-3-pc. black-lacouered
desk, $50; odd s beds' ehsts h1htse-apis and
bureaus, Formosa top breakfast set,
chalrs. tables. bookcases unfinished;
also made to order, 6x9 rug, misc
nousehold pcs. 316 9th st. NV
open Sun. afternoon and evenings
FURNITuRE- 1o-pc. dining room
suite, $135; .s-pc. bedrm. suite.
Sl1o: 2-pc. liv. rm. suite, S4s:
com1or; arm chair with chair cover,
S26; elec. ironer, $45; refgr.' ant
ssase' 81. Ho! 80 5a1s METAL clothing cabinet,
observation-disclosures double bed
springs. mattr., matching bureau,
oak comb. bookcase, desk. metai
cabinet. misc. items. Cali GE, 7i70.
FuRN.-servel refg.. dinette set, Beds,
SINKS, washer and dryer, woodwork
ing outft, misc. items. ia. 6l4i.
FUHNiIURE-3.pc. mahoe. bedrm.
Set, peaut. mirror, new mattress;
reas. 1927 30th st. NV, AD. 2S1I.
FURNITURE-Amost new. LAWSON
SOFA, 2 upholstered chairs, leather
lounge n9I oz CHAIR, 9x12 green grass rug
FURNITURE - Household: teieyision
set. dishes. drapes, plastic records.
IIesIIrlgerator, IeI ETC.; good condition.
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MAILING METER, postage machine.
Pitney Bowes model R0. electric;
excel: cond.; $50. ME. 0160.
MATTnESS. double-bed size, good
condition. So. 10. 2-0488.
Information call OV. 3616 between
4 and 8 pm.
MEAT CASE and motor, slicer and
sash fsSisteS; GOOD soudttapn. Gan
no. 1856. 6
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PIANOS

More people buy pianos from KITS
city, a fact We are proud Of and
consider remarkable testimonial
Tor the quality and value you get
IN the piano we stock. Before vou
9ny anywhere, don't fail to see our
olSplay OF pianos. A comparison
will convince you that 1t costs M
more more to buy the best at KITS
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FURNITURE

Have sold house. leaving city; mahoe-
any ssl: Hollywood bed complete;
singles. complete; solid mahog sninei
desk with chair. walnut Gov. win.
throp desk-secretary; Stickley wild
cherry love seat; 2 floor lamps; 10
pc. dark oak din. rm. suite: 3-ft
round plate glass mirror; two Sx1G
and 3 smaller fibre rugs, used Z
In handsome walnut cabinet; tel
and smoking stand; lRe. umbrella.
type yard clothes dryer; s lge. porch
rockers; 9H9 pyramid tent; picnic
Ge box: 61x72-in. dble. door ply
wood and 1Sx65-in. metal cabinets;
Taste e baskets and few other thinss.
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BUSINESS OPP. tcont.l
nSMALL BUSINESSES

~ NEW LISTINGS
L. Busy neighborhood grocery, del,
sefniself service; fine equipment;
nicely stocked: rent, S65; lease;
income, $500 wk., can be increased.
4Beauty shop. street floor: rent,
500; long estab.; price, $4,000;
modern apt. in same bldg.
B. GIFT shop, corner, busy thorough-
9are; income, $4,000 yr.; attrac-
lively displayed; amply stocked;
rent, S135
e. Beauty salon; $500 mo. net; owner
transferred; priced to SELL
o. Laundry agency, combination va
riety store; rent, S65; lease; price,
g, Beauty salon. downtown. fine
location; rent, S125; lease; price,
S3,50o; terms; 2 operators; splendid
income.
To- buy or sell any business consult
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
Specializing in businesses particularly
adaptable to women.
Sa3 Bond Bldg, MA. 1894, HO. 1910
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Furniture
Smith Transfer & Storage Co.
,assaasv NJ! 2 e; NY; Nc; $50. s55a9.
1929 s6s SltdsH;sSss %i;sss I|ssi SS H. ~ 1850
"ooA "i'sHa "a. a.iiie Iii Ali'' ""
All Stores open til o Pm.
Eyerything for the home, hv. rms.
bedrms:, and din. rms. Lamps, drop
leaf tables, elee. retgrs., pisnos. !.
Don't make q move without
calling Smith
FURN.-studio couch, desk, bureau,
MRS. CONNER. Wo. OO51. -26
$50; Empire i' mirror. $50: sIeish
Ho Rsa' aIna asPsinss and mattress p. $40.
FuRN.wgEsxauistte, gEs Aspen, 1o-pc. din
ing rm.. suite, excel. cond., prac.
Utensils ooo "a. sn'ne' 4.11Ss. Glassware ana
FURN., Of 3 apts., rugs, studio couch,
etc. III Mass. ave. ne.
FURNITURE-"Floor Samples and
better used Furniture. ."--Jr. and
Sas ss sized dining .5GO room suites ss9-
Regency sofas. popular colors, S149:
new hide-a-beds, S139; 2-pc. living
room suites, $50, $79, $50: sray
lounge chairs, occasional, television
chair, modern Knee-hole desks,
twin beds, complete springs, inners
suites. $50. $50; bunk beds, Holly
wood beds, springs. mattresses,
chests, dressers, lamps, mirrors,
tables, household misc. Open Sun-
Dawson FURNITURE co.
1884 p. ave. ~.
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LUMBER

Attention Builders, Architects and
Quality Dry Framing" lumber. It
Will meet with FHA requirements.
CUPRINoL - treatment for wood
against rot and termites. It comes
in different colors, also clear. we
exterior lumber and especially on
top and bottom of all exterior doors.
A gallon would be sufficient for most
jobs, at 81 90 a gallon.
Open o'clock to 8 pm
o'clock to J2 noon Saturday
EISINGER MILL &
LUMBER CO., INC.
4736 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda, Nd.
WI. $500.
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BASINS

sic with spigots. Standard sizes,
extra heavy enamel, made Of cast
iron, ARROW SUMBER co. 110O
q oAp9to1 "
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LUMBER

We now have the largest stock of the
dnest framing lumber from many
wreckinE Jobs; flooring from $25 per
from $40 per thousand. ACE WRECK
ING q BUILDING MATERIAL CO.,
4O02 Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-05Q0.
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LAvATORY, black porcelain, chrome
trim with inclosed under-cabinet:
1ab Sni1table for ONCE; reasonable. -CH.
LAWN MOVER, sharpened. GOOD
Gondition; s% $6: II: 3-67s7.
back; 1extra cane chair. SiOO: 3
manogany once chairs, So both
eau GE. 6971 before 10 am, after
LIVING ROOM SUITE, two piece,
sood sona condition; slip covers; $50. cH.
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BEDROOM
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE-FURNITURE
TURNER'S FURNITURE

923 G ST. NV, MA. 8157
Are in q position to outfit your 3-rm.
apartment for as low as S169. You
don't have to pay cash. We win
give you liberal terms and win not
charge you, any interest or finance
charges. All payments are made In
our store. No finance companies to
deal with, Turner'S sell only brand
new furniture and buy only from
the best furniture factories In this
country. For the. bedroom We will
gtve you z double bed. 6-drawer
chest and choice Of vanity or dresser
in walnut or maple finish; for the
living room you get full inner
spring-constructed couch and two
chairs. and for your kitchen, q g.
piece dinette in maple or white
enamel finish. ALI three rooms out
ftted for only S169. Should you
have a two-bedroom apartment to
furnish. Turner's will outfit your
apartment for as low as S24S. Shop
US before you buy, and save. Re-
member liberal terms arranged and
no interest or finance charges for
credit
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ERMINE COAT

Beautiful white Russian ermine eve
ming coat, size II; door lensth: un-
usually fYll; almost neeDU; Sb;ooQ
oaSh ofieY. Bo4 1o6-H. 6tag,
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FURNITURE

Din. rm., S-pc., mahos n,ne.r
Pnyfe,. With breakfront china, like
new $140; 3-pc. maple bedrm., !
mo; mo; old. SS5; 5-pc. mahoe. dinette.
SS2;So; sS; solid mahos. tables. Single
misc. Save time and money. Visit
The Little Store Around the Cor. or
mel" 2609 oath st. NV. h1ock
vest of Conn, OF Calvert. Sun sun:
20; weekdays till 8. CO. 1856
ABBOTT AND IANEGN
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Call OR. 3042.
JEWELRY-We repair
RoDIN JEWELS: sos nth st. NV
kaRiEs s$$E5 Lfs6Si azSsisH sl. psHyEsFFa qEn Il:
ANTIQUE Sy,4 oe ~. oI9 E4e 1isid
candle t. table, sac; o. newly uphoi
100 yrs. old. 500. Ia. 2477.
AQUARIUM. 40x2Ox2O.. with stand
Could use commercially. Woodley
AcouARIUM, used; 8 s5-sal. tanks
sun, g2o Garland ave- Takoma
AoU4lRIUMs, new, 25% on. Buy the
best for. less at Ned's AQUARIUM.
A49 3hS RslfSi RaSio ave e,to hyatsiee foF ~
piese y'Vshi With an antenna: emma: SO. UN. 177i
AzsInSs. VIZ I D.? sss, sos, 76e, @s a; ;,gv Coy
BzSH Hzst.iz.s z1n bosss Mf .ss1i,.s wA liz.
Sc; bassinette, With mattress, o.
legs. S.; high chair. good eond.. 81
BaBY aB; 0saSi saSkiR1AaE. pl., pen. swing
RSRy S4 7992 G9kn1AgE, Ar 1qs; qS.,.r, .xc.l,.n,
soRditslSanaia a9 saaa SIS; play pen ss' Cal
BASY M GSaRR1AaE-coMB. stroller
Thayer. excel. new cond; Moylng
must sell; very reas. RA: 1477.
BABY CARRIAGE with KAntwet mat
bass tsfss s1ss sARRfxaE iSnS can T4i
worth" very good condition, $50
BABY Gas IA TeARRfAGE, IstE excellent condi.
ton. $40: Cal. Gil; S7s5; :,
BABY CARRIAGE, al metal; met L.. excsl sai
BABY CARRIAGE, stroller And liner
SO; used months. CHI. 1853.
BABY CARRIAGE and bathinette
ysry sHcs Sonsision S2s M adndlt;o6 12o6
BABY afn rH SAkRf2er, aszse ssorklin.. ess ess.l
BABY cKfBs@Two Kroll with mat
t,s:sesi T s. % sxcsllsat sass condition reason
sasx Msstr.ss' SHrs@lits sso b. nfs ss4s. Kant We
BABY CRIB and Kron youth bed. va,
birch finish, with inner-spring mat
tresses. S15 each. WA. O727 ate
BABY uH S'mRn cRn sALE-sterkline. ful
ssssi5io sssso 'slei otssas ss1s tee sese
EaEY E.sFss sEop tES% s1sss lsf ,s.h hsAoS1l e ma
BABY CRIBsWs1e 80; birch o. ma
pie; wetproof matt. to At, Ss.9s
high chairs. $s.98; playpens, S8.9S
folding stroller. S4.9S; BERGER,s
BABY FURNITURE, white. in mic,
condition, inexpensive. Call afte
10 am, oL: 1878.
plete with nursing bottle. Call 81
BABY PLAYPEN and Babee Tends
also GE pedestal-type sun lamr
BABY STROLLER. twin whitne
steeromatic; Kroli crib; highchai
and baby carriage. OIL. 0g53
BABY STROLLER, new, besutifuli
ton; only 81 so. Must see to ap
preciate. SH 6466.
BAR. fully equipped. IA. 0316.
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MIscELLANEoUs FoR sAIE
BASINS

gal. with rubber Bumpers for a acids,
syrups, alcohol, etc. S25 ca. CHI.
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ROOMING HOUSE

ROOMING HOUSE
18th st.; "A rms, 8 baths. Inc.
quoted S495 plus owners apt. Lease.
Taessi asss price, s4'5oo' easy terms d.
ROOMING HOUSE
Rms. and apts., downtown loc.; 54
rms, IL baths; inc. quoted S1,30O;
lease: Only $4,000 dn. handles.
APIS. prs AND ROOMS
18th and Col. rd.; apts., 2 sleep
ing rms; oil heat; 5-yr. Lease; inc:
su1.sd ssf@s $50; 81 $685. 81 500 handles easy
APTS.
IL apts., each with private bath; inc.
os nres $500 sS9d cssb Lease 81 asos hsa
DRUGSTORE
Excel. corner loo. Tourist and neigh
borhood trade; inc: quoted $4,000
ssi esr RGnsh 1ers pgsas p sJos R5aee' s'''oo' e1
Dry Cleaning Agency
"; Navy Yard YARD: < Good alteration |. u1 ss
slSe es ps s5o S5So'se sarSs sso0 Hf' 81 1909 Gssal
On1 SAGf1IN41N0
And alteration. Owner quotes in
come In excess Of $3.50 per wk; Cor.
loc.: net rent $24 mo. Mixed trade.
4 buy at 5000 cash. DI. 1906.
TAVERN
Busy ne. spot. Inc. quoted $500
toro 9 days; air cond;; saos Tv. Only
E. w. THURM
9OS 10th st. NV.
Open Sunday, IL to 2
COLORED-A restaurant and deli
catessen combined with second-foor
fve-room apt. Business is good
Could be used for liquor store
Twining 1927, Price reasonable.
COLORED - FIRST COMMERCIAL
203-205 c ST. NV; % rooms, 3k
MILTON VINNICK, 1404 L st. NV
MA SO36
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-CAMERAS-

Photo and movie equipment. new,
used; 5000 stems In stock at Bren-
included; lowest prices on East
Coast; year guarantee; pay cash or
terms (6 to 1S mos). Trade in
your old equipment. Ask for Bren-
ner's free camera guide; 7-hr, photo
finishing; modern service shop; "a
years experience. See tomorrow.
BRENNER PHOTO co.
933 Penna. Ave. NV.
RE. 2434. Park Free.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT
AL kinds, dryers, tumblers and misc
supplies; cheap prices for quick sale
3619 Benning I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

Null Ohs MODEL 1880, rea-
sonable. Mr.. CONN. ME. 1000.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS sale
on all musical instruments; small
store: big savings RATNER'S
MUSIC STORE, 736 18th st. NV.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-3O of
clearance sale of nationally known
brands; new clarinets, saxophones,
trumpets and trombones; terms. CO.
LUMBIA MUSIC CO.. ME. 1919.
Open ewes.
OFFICE EQUIPT.-Desks, chairs, files,
safe: add. mach; reas. Sun. CO
1872; wk.: DI: 1879, 1112 14th NV
l typist, l secretarial, / executive;
chairs; carpets; drapes; desk sets;
nle; book case, telephone stand;
trees. ME. 1882 Monday. go
OFFICE FURNITURE. reconditioned;
ooeSks. cnalrs. f1les, tables. etc. 429
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PIANOS

lone nnn, n and make your selection
now You may select any piano in oIr
ieock poct, on our rental purchase plan.
per snt y, payments are as low as So. SO
ann,i. enr in9. Inc amounts paid NAV he
applied to the purchase price st
ta.er no,. "a GATE Come in and let us helm
you get your child started in mnsic
ros; CAMPBELL MUSIC CO. i1OS
Evening star., 1950-02-26

SUPER MARKET
DOING $4,000 WEEKLY
OPEN 8 TO 6
MODERN EQUIPMENT
EXCELLENT LOCATION
ATTRACTIVE DEAL
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
BROKER-RE. 1166
Drugless Drugstore
Nearby Va: highly populated develop
ment; no competition; now aver
srsas. ssiaa fasS bl say dTaEfss T sande sha
DRUGSTORE IN D. C.
Averaxing S215 daily. no competi-
tion; live wire can imnrove. $500
vi, WI bar handlea a1. Gaa oaaao Nj ni,s Herman
JOSEPH COHEN
Bonded Broker, IRE. 3i36 -27
$1,000 Weekly Gross
s,nis: hiss'aufaat ase II iesnss nssrRs iyin1 yi1z
1' 1pprox. 81, 800 eoi cash sh'ared feaiired.
Call Mr.. Caney.
THE BRANT COMPANY
2ss4 wilson, w n6sSa 81. 42le.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

rnSsALL nsr5aI, MACHINE with fiippers
beds bPedsecs condition, $50; . sineis
PING-PoNG TABLE, Ia large eN; reseda se1S.
anie. AK. 5464. Se -eaSeh-
TIE, tf, galy.. black, cast iron. c,,
Unread: fixtures. BLOCKS aoss aoSss
MOST M S. nv NV. no, 1908 1910 BaIti. ISo
PIPE. terso rs:, ayatts.. aC,at WA. 5501.
aitches or springs; slishtlS Se, TSeils,
E Eaeeq; h,nhnf, 19 n, ngp;,, ggp;, Dupont 1850. isM.
paSdoB asd oBrentWood I'd. nA. 0No'' 18th
STANDARD s xrsal' antn r',H target model HI
SSellsnt condition. S37, 80 Opei pEFS sS-
oISS oIS PAWNBROKERS ExcHANGE
pggssTD pgsT p St; NV. RE. 6ia9 >Ss'
ncE' mode1.' High Standard. sportsman
best offers sooq condition; S35. or
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MHAT aassed fHSFFEE 81 ~ ees ~ hP I1cEEHK EYsE
MAN SALES CO., 1st and N. Y. ave.
NV "a
MICROSCOPE, Bausch & Lomb, triple
nosepiece, oil INN. case, $75; want
Leica camera. EN-. S752.
MIMEOGRAPH, A. B. Dick, model 90,
excellent condition. Call ST. $500,
Monday, 8 am. to pm.
MIRROR, attention, embassies and
legations, gorgeous French embassy
piece. ST, 500, or make offer. Meis-
sen. Dresden, figurines and objects
Of art. none cheap. Telephone Sat
~ midnisht; Sun. am, til 1920.
No. 1853 or pm. til midnight.
All day Mon. -27
MODEL RACING CAR for sale, Dool-
ing Bros. type "S'' prototype. rear
drive. complete with Mccoy Red
Head" Super engine so. fuel system
and ignition system new, never run.
Also 4-volt battery charger, $40, or
VII swap for good camera. FA.
MoToRsLAll sizes. from y to Is
h.p.; prices reasonable. 2513 M
w, mornings 81.
MOTORS, / 100 to 3 h.p.: and reduc-
tion gear in stock; 6-V UP; lge. sizes
avail. CARTY. 1908 14th NO. O224.
MOVIE CAMERA, Eastman Cine, l6
nm, f:1.9 lens. with filters, carry
ing. case, splicer, titler, flood lights
and Powell lights; sac, 500; per.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
PLASTER ROARD

STae4 4Ao; .o2; 4x7. SI.le; 4xs.
AcE wREek1S$dd' Rass Il g. 3 pr4if r44iTf19i 6ins 81 %.
TERIAL CO., 4O0S NinnesnMtGa MA
ne. LU. 4-05OO hiiesota ave.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Flat top Chippendale desk. 4 drawers,
back and front, $40; also / mahog
f1n: sec. desk. center drop with 5
Call OR. 3O42.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY-We repair
redesign in d-silver-platinum
RoDIN JEWELS, s0S 18th st. NV,
between II and Eye.
RODINs TARNISH PREvENTER
SAVES LABOR. ST.. TRY IT.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Desks, tables. bookcases. Bank of
England chairs. file cabinets, stor-
age cabinets, lockers. folding chairs.
leather furniture: all types, new and
Iuseo. priced reasonable; free de-
lVlry: MANHATTAN OFFICE
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MOVIE PROJECTORS

Cameras, films, screens. splicers, etc;
top brands; easiest terms. Bargains.
1rade-lnS. One-year guarantee,
Guide free. BRENNER, 933 Penna.
ave. NV. Park free. RE. 2434.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

MOuclS ~ really worthwhile savings
over the new price. New guarantee.
PIANO. mahogany. full keyboard, re-
Gently recondittoned. eH. 0652.
PIANO COURSE. adult beginners In
semiclassieal music. Special rates
starting March /. RA. S161.
PIANOS, spinets and consoles; also
grands; at greatly reduced prices.
RATNER's MUSIC STORE. 736 18th
st. NV.
PLANO. console, VIM. & Mary case.
mah.. like new; recent cost. S900;,
sacrifice. $3.50. CHI. 3512.
PIANO. medium. upright. rebuilt and
refinished like new; exceptional
tone; worth $3.50, sell $3.50. sH.
6466.
PIANOS-We have fine selection Of
reconditioned uprights. apt. size and
other sizes. at bargain prices. Stein
way, Knabe. Stieh. Kimball and
Be Ia fins condition and tuned: fres
delivery anywhere: Open n,ehts
and sundays. SCHAEFTER'S PIANO
&H0P. S26 Rorifant s*.s Sjlyer
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-31
SeIediye Service
Passes Twenty
On Physieals
Holmes Men
Will Be Indicted
On September 18th

A group of twenty men under
the jurisdiction of the Holmes
County Selective Service Board
have passed the pre-induction
physical examination given in
August.
These men are, white: Donald
Milton Parrish, William Ray
Wigley, Roy E. Williams, Walter
Ellis Tyson, Alvin John Abel, Jr.
Colored: Jake Benito Bias, Jr.,
Leroy Coleman, Wilborn w. Louis,
Robert Lee Henderson, Ernest
Jordan, Moria Anthony, George
Charlie Alexander Reeves, Booker
T. Donaldson, Willie Murray
Smith, Jonathan Pittman, Roose~
welt Alexander, James Allen
Woodland, Otis Watley, Jr., Nose
D. Sanders, David Lee Galloway,
Of this number, thirteen men
will shortly receive orders for in
duction on September IA.
On Sept. 26, So more men will
receive pre-induction physical Elk"
aminations. From this group and
the remainder of the above group,
the October quota will be filled,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-31
First Bales From so
Crop Bought Here

Holmes county's first 1850 cot
ton stored in the Lexington Com
press and sold in Lexington was
grown by Mr. A. j. Stevens, Jr,
and Mr.. l.. NJ. Alexander, both of
West. The lot, 7 bales in all, was
sold Friday. August 25, to Allie
Povall, local cotton buyer, at Acc
PEI pound. Mr.. Povall states that
the cotton classed strict Mid
ding, 1882.
The first local bale CT cotton
was brought in by Mr.. H. F. Byrd
of near Richland on Tuesday
morning, August 30.
The bale weighed Sill pounds
and graded middling / 1892. 1t
was ginned at Humphreys Gin in
Ebenezer and is now being Stor-
ed at the Lexington Compress Co.
free of charge since it is the first
local bale of the season.
Watson's Bargain Store bought
the bale at 40c a pound. Watson's
also bought the second local bale
of cotton, brought in on Tuesday
afternoon by Mr.. l.. P. Mcclellan
from the Bowling Green neighbor-
hood. This bale weighed 513
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-31
Presbyterian Revival
Progresses AT Tchula

The Rev. Hayes Clark, pastor Of
the Lexington and Tchula Presbya
terrain Churches, is conducting a
revival at Tchula this week. The
meeting opened last Sunday night
and will close this Sunday morn
ing at the 11:00 am. service. Ser
vices are held at 7:30 each even
ing.
A COMMITMENTS class meets
every afternoon at 500, and the
women's prayer service is held at
GAS each morning.
Services will be held in Lex.
ington Sunday night at 7:30.
Youth Group
a. Presbyterian Youth Group
for young people nine years and
older will be organized Sunday
evening at $50 at the Presbyters
ian Church. All young people
are invited to attend.
Mrs. w. D. Staples will be the
director and she will be assisted
by Mrs. Bob Mcclellan. Mrs. Sta
Piles is a recent graduate of the
General Assembly Training
School for lay workers in reli-
gious education.
Meeting Planned
The Rev. Mr.. Clark will begin a
meeting of the Forest Grove
Church near Camden on Monday.
Sept. A. Services will be held
Monday through Friday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-31
David c. Knight Rites
Held Here Saturday

Mr.. David C. knight, husband
of the former Alline Roby of Lex
ington, died at Kennedy General
Hospital in Memphis on Thurs
day, August "a.
In addition to his wife MI.
knight is survived by one son,
Dan knight, Jr., who attends
Memphis State College. ,
Funeral services were held in.
Lexington at the graveside at
1900 am. Saturday, with the Rev.
C. t. Floyd, pastor of the Methos
dist Church, officiating.
Pallbearers were Rayford War
son, Henri P. Watson, John Stew
art Watson, D. c. Lundy, A. P.
Shepherd, and B. S. Beall, Jr.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-31
Miss Edith WHburn
Is Supt. OF Nursing

Miss Edith Webb Wilburn has
been named superintendent of
nursing at the Holmes County
Community Hospital at Lexing-
ton, according to an announce
ment today by Walter D. Smith,
hospital administrator.
Miss Wilburn has been a mem
Der of the nursing staff at the
hospital since 1916 and is well
known throughout the county.
She is a member of a prominent
Durant family, the daughter of
MI. and Mrs. J. H. Wilburn.
She comes to the newly Great
ed position extremely well quail
fled, Mr.. Smith said. She gradu-
ated in nursing in 1886 from the
Kings Daughters Hospital in
Greenville and attended LSU for
three years working on a bachelor
of science degree. Miss Wilburn
vas in New Orleans over three
years where she was on the nurs-
ing staff of Charity Hospital.
Later she was director of nurses
at Monroe Qa.) Charity Hospital.
From 1912 until 1945 she served
as director of nursing education
at the Mobile (Ala.) Infirmary.
Progress Shown
General construction work is
progressing satisfactorily on the
addition of two new wings to the
present hospital building, Mr..
Smith said.
The foundations have been laid
and other work is making head
way.
The parking lot in the front of
the hospital has been enlarged
and a new parking lot has been
added to the rear of the building.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-31
Youths Volunteer
USN AT New Orleans

Johnny Klonaris, o. of Mr..
and Mrs. Dimond Klonaris, and
Sonny Russell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Russell, volunteered for
the Navy last week. They viii
60 to New Orleans next week for
their physical examinations. If
they pass this test they will go
to San Diego for boot training.
Both boys were Corporals in
the National Guard and obtained
releases to join the Navy.
Bobby Pepper, SON OF Mrs. L. d.
Pepper, and Charlie Stevens, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stevens,
volunteered for the Navy on Tues
day, August %. Bobby is at
present a corporal in the National
Guard and Charlie is a private
first class. If they obtain releases
from the Guard they win report
for physical examinations in New
Orleans along with young Klon-
arts and Russell.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-08-31
Lexington Man Resigns
lndiunoIu &C Post

Mr.. Morris c. Williams of In
dianola, son of Mr.. ard Mrs. j, F.
Williams of Lexington, has re-
Gently rendered his resignation as
Secretary-Manager of the India
aola Chamber of Commerce to ac-
cept a position with the United
States Chamber of Commerce.
Many members of the Indianola
organization have expressed their
regrets over Mr.. Williams resig-
nation but congratulate him on
his advancement. He has con-
tributed a great deal to the sue.
cess of the Chamber of Commerce
during his three years as secre-
tary-manager, Indianola leaders
point out.
Mr.. Williams plans to MAINTAIN
his home in Indianola for the
present, according to the India
nola Enterprise.