davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-12-17

NICE LARGE 2nd-hoor front room,
equipped for lighthousekeeping
transp. Apply 500 Mass. ave. ne.
FAITHFULLY FURN. APT, best To-
| Park; 2 bedrms.. liv.. rm.. din. rm..
% iomat leaving nns town must mus seil sei furn- qrI
ture. Phone MI 540O. Ext 2N be-
tween 10 and L. and 3 and 4,
MI II RAINIER. s7os a4th St; : rms.
iRGl I,Pl j., yn.1s MA. sSs2; ewes, WA. 1895.
ATfkAcTivEE2 IRA tfVEES' furnished 1-bedrm
apt: conv. transp:; excel. SHOPPING
po fscils Yo,1 J1i fikE I41II AkTrs1,c quarters, 5
garage, set in oak grove at Chevy
Chase Circle; attached greenhouse
and small grounds for tenant use;
like tiny; private house; prefer
out children; heated; s125 month.
1856 f5o G1RARb GRliI SisT. ST. NV, THE Palmer
House; lovely efficiency apt, all
5s, nsn eSuiTnepnt; nyE only 10 mo; HS 10
/ nice first-floor apt, including ali
1888 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
3 rooms with bath; working people
preferred; $3.50 month. NO. 7435.
wELL-LocArED. ne. section 2
light furnished. $50 so per month.
MAURICE FITZGERALD, MA. 1886
1884 18th ST. N.w.-Liv. rm., bed.
rm;. kit. bath. all utils: furn,,
TINE. Az 5th st. NV. DI. 5995. -1f
1922 BILTMORE ST. NV. near 18th
and Columbia rd.-Liv. rr., bedrm.
kit: apt, S6l.35; adults only. EN-
ARLINGTON. 1907 N. Buchanan St.
Lge, liv. rm.. oedrm., din. rm., kit.
i bath: pvt entr. IA. 4-1s19. is
Sc. SEC.-Entire End floor. suitable
3 persons: 3 rms, back porch: utils
,sa9 4urp cGfTIMRIs s9nX; tTsnIp Rn N 7S99o; vs,v
newly dec, liV. rm. and kit, Call
iii GREENWOOD AVE. Takoma PIX
dim. 0i bath, seTveI ps' refer. n: All ali utfis. is
back and front gards; so. lis
st. s.e.-Hew furn., BLDG: liv. rm.
bedrm., din, kit, bath, back porch
Inspect "a sun: or ia. 1895.
bldg Mod. studio apt. 2 rms.
bath. S62.50 incl. util.; excel
transp.; j or 2 women. GE. 903S
2 RMS. pvt. bath; no obi. to ont
| child; Laundry prtVu.; $65 mo
TUs 171l.
Evening star., 1950-12-17

GIRL TO SHARE 2-BEDRM. APT.
TWIN BEDS. HUGE CLOSETS, Al
MOST NEW MAHOGANY FURNI-
TURE. EXCELLENT NV. AREA,
WITH 3 OTHER GIRLS. 2O-30
YRS. NEAR CAR AND BUS. S35
MO. EVE. SAT, AND SUN. EN-
S201.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
Exclusive Agent
EDMUND J. FLYNN
COLORED

Coon Apt. Authority Since 199eo
WaShington BLDG. RE 121R RE 1r4S
Evening star., 1950-12-17
GEORGETOWN
GREENLAWN APTS.

Spacious, modern apts; Iiy. rm. bed
rm.; dinette. kit, and bath; con-
/ venientiy located: | bedrm., SS5;
2 bedrms.. S97.5O. Take K-4 Chill
lum bus to terminal. one-fare zone.
Evening star., 1950-12-17

1870 WEBSTER ST. NE.
,e luxe | bedrm.. bath, liv rm. and
kit; pvt. entrances. front and back !;
| block from transp.; utils incl
TIA, 07So 30
Evening star., 1950-12-17
Carroll Gardens Apt.

TAKOMA PARK. MD.
2cbedrm. apt, S95; 1-bedrm. apt,
and transp. near project; adults.
Manager. 20l Hancock ave, Apt.
102 81. 9266, ~
Evening star., 1950-12-17

i2I 1th ST. N.M.-Large 1-rm. apt,
Frigidaire, all utils.. next bath, $40;
also ] rm.. kitchenette, Frigidalre.
2GS FARRAGUT ST. N.W.-This
lovely bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, din. rm,
for only sI25 per mo, completely
furn.; conV. to downtown transp.
and shops. To inspect today. call
OWNER R-OCCUPANT. RA. 4572;
weekdays. call RE. 1749. Refer
Evening star., 1950-12-17

RESTAURANT. n-sale beer and wine
closed. Owner going into service. No
reasonable offer refused Easy terms.
Reach g. Purcell, Elk. 2412
ROOMS APIS. downtown: 1S rms. !;
rent only S115; income. $3.50: ga
rage, z refgrs. Price only S3,50O,
terms.
Keach g. Purcell EX 2412
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ourselves. And a copy of the Kinsey
Report to show the kinds of answers
we are getting.
8. A TOY BALLOON filled with
hydrogen to prove that this destruc-
tive gas was once used in the pub
lie interest.
8. A PRINT by Picasso. This cul-
tural leftover may amuse our 21st
century friends, and if it doesn't it
will at least teach them that there
once were countries where even a
Communist could paint as he
pleased.
10. A COVER of TIME magazine
the one with the picture of Mark
III, the electronic computing ma
chine developed at Harvard. Also
the accompanying article suggest
ing. on the basis of Prof. Norbert
Wiener's new science of cybernet-
ics, that the world may eventually
be ruled by this machines off
spring, since the machines brains
are getting larger and larger while
mans brains are getting smaller
and smaller. It will probably
startle the cellar-dwellers of 2050 to
learn that there was a time when
people were only thinking of the
machines taking over.
II. A SNAPSHOT of the immi-
grafton buildings on Ellis Island.
Generations hence, people may be
curious to know what the island
was used for, because by then it will
probably be a launching platform
for robot missiles, and similar
knick-knacks. Next to the snapshot,
an S-by-10 glossy Of the new U. N.
building on First avenue, wrapped
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The
Fiction ALMOST A MISTAKE ".... /" By Wilkinson,

By
Richard H. Wilkinson

Sally was regarding him stead
lily. He didn't like the look in her
eyes. It made him feel small and
cheap.
He shrugged. mo. I can work all
right. 1t isn't anything serious.
Let's forget it."
Their visitor looked relieved.
Good. I have a proposition to
make. We didn't like your
latest story especially"
"Eh?" said Aaron.
"Too farcial. But jackson, he's
our story man. Sent me up here
to ask if you'd consider going to
work for us. You see, we think
you write pretty good dialogue.
We need dialogue writer"
Aaron gulped. "Then-you're not
Il mean"
cat what salary?" Sally asked
practically.
"Well, I'm authorized to offer
$3.50 to start"
"Why," Sally exclaimed. that's
almost $780,"
"Almost!" yelled Aaron. Don't
mention that word again. Well
take the job. Wowl I'm almost
crazy!"
"Me, too" Sally agreed.
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compete WITH SUD 1
showing all tax deductions. It's my
bunch that it will amaze the folks
of the future to realize that back in
1850 a guy did have few bucks
left after the government was
through with him.
4. A COPY of the New York
classified telephone directory to
show how enterprising 100000 peo-
pie used to be when their enter.
prise was really free and frolic
some.
5. n G-string and Length OF
cord used in lynebing-tWo es-
smpies OF Wbat The 2Otb Century
Was capable of doing wben given
enough rope.
6. A PHONOGRAPH record of
''Mule Train" with frankie LANES
whip alongside it. The song won't
make much sense, but I'll bet a
cup Of uranium it'll whistle better
than the Concertos to Collectivist
Agrarianism which future Shostako-
viches will compose.
Z. A COPY of James Thurber's
'Is Sex Necessary" to show the
kinds Of questions we are asking
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him an adjuster would be up
the next day.

him an adjuster would be up
the next day.
When Aaron got home he told
Sally about it. "It's a chain store.
They're insured against accidents.
I'll collect at least $780,"
"But your finger isn't seriously
CUT
$50 what? Insurance companies
have plenty of dough-"
The adjuster came early the next
morning. They knew him to be an
insurance man by the benign, in
gratiating look on his face.
"Cut your finger?" he asked.
"And pretty badly, too" Aaron
replied. He glanced at Sally. She
was cycling him severely. He knew
It gave them a sinking, frus-
trated feeling.
she didn't approve Of what he
planned to do.
How'd it happen?" Aaron gave
a detailed account Of the accident.
'"Too bad. Bother you about
working?"
AARON HES1TATED. This was
"a the crucial moment. He could
say the wound practically incapac-
itated him. He could make it
strong, and: perhaps collect $50.
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"Thelma Jordan" he was lent out
for mo Sad Songs for Me-" soon
to be released. He was lent again
for the coveted role opposite Lana
Turner in her comeback, "a Life
of Her Own," but turned it down.
After his recent visit to New York
he and Mrs. Corey planned going
home via New Orleans. But hear
my son asked, 'When's Daddy COM
ing home?' he said. $50 guess III
skip it."
Ray Milland inherits the role
Corey turned down in M-G-M's
"a Life of Her Own" right back
where he made Payment De-
ferred" 10 years ago and was fired
Immediately afterward. He says
it took him six days to make scenes
he should have done in two. His
new Paramount deal calls for six
pictures in six years, giving him
time to make outside films like
this one.
Father of the Bride" was fin
lShed at Metro a few weeks ago
and work on sequel, Nov I'm a
Grandfather" was begun immedi-
ately. Father" in which Eliza
beth Taylor stars, will be released
soon after her marriage.
Cooperation, Good Samari-
TAM" series Of programs pro-
duced by Church World Serv-
ice, Inc, is being aired by
radio stations throughout the
country. The programs dramat-
ically describe the work Of
this religious overseas relief
agency in aiding those in other
countries who are still hungry,
hopeless or homeless in the
wake Of war. They are well
worth hearing.
When Cary Grant starred as "Mr.
Blandings," who built house with
such difficulty, he little knew that
this year he would be rebuilding
one of his own. His bride, Betsy
Drake, is letting him supervise
everything, including re-decora-
ting; she claims that all the ex-
perience he gained while making
the picture qualities him for this
real job.
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Minute
% Fiction


to live in Honywood?" Sally asked.
Naturally. That's where movies
are made"
Sally was young and never had
liked the idea of settling down too
early in life. Besides, the idea of
living in Hollywood was thrilling.
They had little money saved
up, which was lucky, because after
living three months in the cinema
city they hadn't made a dime.
Aaron had written four scripts,
which had almost sold. Almost.
That one word had become the bane
Of their existence. 1t was the one
word in Hollywood that drove peo-
pie crazier than they were at the
start.
Two months passed and the Jor-
dams had almost made a pile Of
money. The money that they had
saved was almost gone. They be-
gan to wonder about the future a
little.
Another fortnight passed and
Aaron and Sally decided they
couldn't evade facts any longer.
Almost selling something didn't
buy bread. Aaron's latest story,
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certain that the curtain is on the
model - that bit Of cloth which
makes 1t possible for one to vote
without a cop peeking over his
shoulder. This little curtain, I sus-
pect, is darn near the most import
ant piece Of equipment we have in
1850, and judging from what's hap
pening to it elsewhere in the world,
it may be as rare as the dodo by
the time another cybernetic GEN.
tury rolls around.
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The finish on any portable radio
receives much more actual wear
and tear than the finish on any
other model. 1t must be smooth 70
that dust will not accumulate and
so that it can be easily cleaned.
The finish must also Withstand fire.
quent handling, minor abrasions
and still retain its presentable ap-
pearance. Perfect adhesion Of the
finish to the case is also necessary.
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in a copy Of the song hit, "But
Can Dream, Can't II"
~. An arebitscfs model OF
voting booth. and tVitb il, instrae-
lions on boW you can pull 8 Lever
snd vote straight ticket, o, ftp
off any candidate you don't lille
and flip on tho one you favor for
particular office
I'd take it kindly if the man lay.
ing the cornerstone were to make
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-03-31

u putter may De
worth more than
q pound Of print
cd money, a n d
there's no telling
how m u c h the
lucky finder may
b able to buy
with 20 bucks
worth Of the yell
low stuff.
8. A PAY CHECK,
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BROADWAY AND MAIN STREET
What to Seal in Cornerstone?
Gold Piece, Balloon, G-Strine
> By BILLY ROSE

anyone Is going to lay cornerstone in 1850 suggest
up the items for the benefit Of the folks 2050
COPY OF The Congressional
mg grant but will
mind legs and sound Oft anything
plight Of the zn Indians And what's happening
shape things
Hnw mat ere once wa: time when legally elected
2 - 80.
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Swallows and Martins
Will Like This House

Colonial Martin House
WHEN the purple martins and
" the swallows 60 house-hunt-
ing they will love this eighteen
room mansion with its painted
brick chimneys, cut-out wooden
shrubbery, balconies and broom
stick pillars.
Complete directions on pattern 324.
Price Csc. Address your order to
WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE
Drawer 10
Bedford Hills. New York.
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Feeding Cattle

The chief merit of feeding cattle
on pasture is not that it saves grain
but that better use is made of the
grain.
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A tough sod is needed for q
waterway. Grasses are most de-
sirable because of their extensive
and fibrous root systems.
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now in the hands of Pacific coast
studios. would, they felt, be re-
turned like all the others. Almost
good enough would be the COM
ment. They held a council Of war.
As soon as Pacific Coast returned
the story they'd have to quit and
60 home. =.
The day after the council Of
war, Aaron cut his finger while =.
examining q typewriter ribbon
in a nearby stationery store.
The store manager gave first
aid, made a report, took down
his name and address and told
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-03-31
Nance

Mango is parasite which
spreads rapidly when animals are
in close winter quarters.
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BY INEZ GERHARD

BY INEZ GERHARD
WENDELL COREY, "hotter than
" two-dollar pistol at the
moment, can have just about any,
thing he wants in Hollywood, but
is SO experienced an actor and so
wise a young man that he knows
how to take only what's best for
him. Currently seen in Paramount
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Add 10 to Is pounds of quick
lime or hydrated lime frequently
to built-up litter.
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The following magazine bargains are for
new subscribers only for limited time:
NEWSWEEK. 40 weeks. 81.
TINE, rs weeks, s6.87.
U. S. NEWS, 80 weeks. s2.6T.
FORTUNE. Business Executives only
IA months, $40.
LIFE, rs weeks, $3.50.
SENIOR PROM, 6 months, 81.
READERS DIGEST months. 81.
DARWIN CROSSMAN AGENCY
p. o. Box 9s5 Billings, Montans
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4 ARON JORDAN had a swell
"a job writing advertising for a
Chicago agency. The night he
came home and told Sally, his wife,
that he was going to quit because
he wanted to write movie scenar-
los, she thought he'd been drink
ing.
Either that" she said, "or
you're crazy"
Correct" said Aaron. "Just
crazy enough to be able to write
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-03-31
Cranberry Country

Cape Cod is the country's largest
producing cranberry area. Central
Wisconsin is second largest.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-03-31

The x in Xmas is the Greek let
ter "chi"-written X-and chi" u
the initial letter of the Greek word
for Christ.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-03-31

Cranberry Harvest
Harvest time for cranberries u
from mid-September to mid-Octo-
Der.
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BACK ACHE
TORTURE?
S0RETONE liniment'S
Heating Pad Action
Gives Quick Relief!

For fast gentle relief Of aches from back stain,
muscle strain. lumbago pain, due to fatigue, a.
poeure. use the linimeni specially made to sooths
such umptsma
Soretone Lniment has scientific rubefacieas
ingredients that act like glowing warmth from Q
heatins pad. Helps attract fresh surface blood y
superficial pain area
Soretone b Different Nothing else '.tust Ike
T." Quick. satisfying results must be your o.
money hack. Soc Economy size 81 90
TD Soretone for Athletes Foot. Kills su 3
Qpes Of common funsi-on eoutactl
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60 o d scenarios.
You've got to be
crazy to get by in
H oily W God. Joe
Neal told me-"
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:. A $40 GOLD PIECE. At the
rate we're going, by 2o50 a pound
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-04

Eocufed at l402 Carrollfon
AVE. in ultru-mcdern home.
SBeturinga a complete line of
Building Materials from the
Basement TO the Attic. and l0rge
atoek Of Dry Kiln Dry Lumber.
Headquarters in this section
mr. dependable Lumber, Building
Materials, this popular lumber
Goncern. carries a complete line
~ grade A building materials and
through their fair methods of do
ing business and the high quality
and fair prices consistently Of
1Ered they have won an enviable
reputation throughout this Sec
ton.
One Of the essential features of
any house, store or other struc-
xure is that it will stand the
wear Of years. The same is true
q the reputation of the business
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-04
Automotive Parts Company Supply Large Area
With Wholesale Auto Parts And Supplies

Stores in Grenada. Cleveland.
and located in Greenwood at 2l0
Main. are distributors of Romeo
Piston Rings. Carter Conductors.
Alemite Equipment and Victor
Guskets. Your N. A. p. A. Jobber.
Outstanding among the con-
Germs which render a necessary
service to retail stores in this
section is this prominent distri-
buting house.
Their policy of advising mer-
chants regarding conditions of
the markets is one Of the many
reasons for the popularity of
this auto parts company. They
have always worked for the in
terest of their customers, selling
dependable merchandise on as
small a margin of profit as pos
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-04

firm and that Is why Gwin Lum-
Der Company enjoys an ever in
creasing vlume of business and
prosperity.
On account of their experience
and keen knowledge of the lum-
Der markets, they buy at the low
est possible prices and offer the
local public astonishing values in
lumber and building supplies of
every description.
The people of this territory for
many miles around are offered at
very reasonable rates high class
lumber and building materials of
every description and Of the very
best grade.
We will not attempt to detail
the very large stock that they
carry. Suffice it to say that Gwin
Company compares ia
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-04

Located at sol Leflore Ave..
furnish cash market to livestock
raisers and furnish retail mark
cts with better meats and sau-
sage. A meal without meet Is not
complete.
This is one of the most substau-
trial contributors to this section,
operating a modern packing con-
Germ meriting the support OF the
local public an operated under the
direction of public spirit manage
ment, this essential business adds
to the growth and commercial
activities of this section.
Mallette and Company offers
double capacity, for many farm
ers and stock raisers ship their
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-04

The new 81 model sedans. G
ayiinder. T equipped with
more Horse Power in the new
kightsning engine and the 4 cY-
hinder Harrican engine hos in
sreased from SO 10 70 h. p. which
snake both of these engines a
Mnuchp more economical vulue.
Conveniently located at Gil s.
nfain. and Is also dealers for
nnxiey-DGvidson Motorcycles both
naw and used with stock Of good
uaad cars also. They have . SER
vfrs department to service cars
ind mcforcYiss Of al makes.
II you are interested in a Jeep,
place your order now. Jeep Sta
4ion wagons and Sedans, ready
1nr immediate delivery, two and
1Dur wheel drive trucks and Panel
Delivery, with Jeep engines. All
WHY'S vehicles r All Steel
BODIES,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-04

Located at Eli Howard. your
Gift Headquarters and lecture
the finest in gems, accurately
graded. accurately weighed. and
as fairly priced as possible. con-
sistent with their quality. Hove
been serving the people of this
section with fine Jewels Size 1880.
A Weller and Company in
Greenwood, is headquarters for
all leading lines of S~ilverplate,
Diamonds, and Watches. The
manager is considered to be an
authority on Diamonds and as a
consequence, they have gained a
reputation that extends for many
miles around as being one of the
leading Jewelry Stores
The silver comes in open stock
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sible, and having at all times the
welfare of the retail merchant
uppermost in their dealings. Due
to their close contacts with auto
parts manufacturers of auto lines,
thereby saving him a good 4
mount of purchases.
In every sense this wholesale
concern is a house of dependable
and satisfactory service. That the
dealers have come to realize this
is proven by the generous pat
ronage accorded them, not only
in Greenwood but throughout the
the surrounding territory as well.
No institution has met with
crater public favor than this one.
BY reason of the fact that they
have had wide experience in
every feature of the business and
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-04

Located in the heart of the
city. under q management of cul-
fure. this fine hotel is q decided
asset. not only to Greenwood. but
this entire section Of Mississippi.
Hotel Irving, with its fine guest
rooms and peaceful atmosphere
has attained a prominent place
in the lives Of the people from
all over the coutry for its fine
hospitality and home-life. Parti-
cular attention is given to out-of-
town patrons.
The Irving is conveniently To-
Gated, is a center for autoists,
tourist and guests and has taken
q prominent place in the social
and business life of this part of
tn state.
Seeing America First" has
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-04
Hotel Irving. Greenwood, Nationally Known
For Fine Hospitality, Completely Satisfactory

been one of the notices of the
modern education of the public
and with the multiplicity of auto
mobiles, the opportunity of peo-
pie to travel and tour the coun-
try has been greatly increased.
There the tourists will find every
accommodation in the way Of
ooms and service and thus are
able to stay long enough to look
over this beautiful section which
Us the admiration and wonder of
of the people.
If there were a few more hos
telries like this, the task of ira
yelling from place to place
would not be nearly so disagree
able.
The reason for the steady
growth in the volume of busi-
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-04

because of the extensive know
ledge of the trade, Automotive
Parts Company has continued to
witness an increase in the num-
Der of its stores.
Local parts stores and general
stores throughout this section
have learned they may rely
thoroughly on the quality and
prices of their lines of auto parts,
and this confidence is a valued
asset to this firm.
Members of Automotive Parts
Company r well known, public
spirited business men and we
deem it fully proper and most
fitting that we give Automotive
Parts Company in Greenwood,
commemorate mention In this
business review.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-05-04

. Lneated in downtown Green
rood in modern homo at lit w.
1casAst. Aid Conditions for your
Cumkoet. Featuring Stocks. Sea-
Sesds snd Regular Dinners. Under
~ Management of Mr.. George v.
kAhaS. ON authority on Fine
Keeds, Coll sos.
Heresyou will find well-cooked,
wholesome, and deliciously APP
rvssizing food: The service is
osxaally satisfactory, whether your
order be large or small, and you
wiir be made to feel that your
patranage is desired by the
rnanagement. There is no more
sdttractive furnished place in
sAss part. of the state than Alice