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LAUREL REALTY co.

2-bedrm. home on a. acre located
bet. Laurel and Burtonsville on Rt.
1913: has liv. rm., dining rm..
bedrms,. kit, and inclosed porch;
price, $4,000.
New 2-story stucco home located In
Highland, Md; has liv. rm., din
ing rm.. kit, and u bath on 1st
fl; 2 bedrms. and full bath on End;
will go CT.
Attractive home with modern con-
veniences, is mi. from Wash; q
story frame house with liv. rm.,
dining rm., kit, and bath on LIST
A., and bedrms. on 2nd.; full
bsmt.. 4-ear garage, and modern
outbldgs.; located on 5Ka acres.
20 acres of wooded land located on
Cherry lane mr.. Laurel; has 416 #
on hard-surfaced road; owner will
sell in whole or lots of acres ca.
price, $4,000. Apply Laurel
REALTY CO., $50 WASHINGTON
blvd. Phone Laurel 492. Open from
1-5 pm. on Sundays -25
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With $500 down; bedrm. bungalow
liy. rm., din. rm., den, fully equip
kit, all on / acre level ground. Be
T frSt re Can aA WAa Lr @a REAL Es
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CRANE & HELAN
SLIGO 1000
NEAR GAITHERSBURG

NEAR GAlTHERSBURG
10 acres of rich soil and springfield
brook. Spacious Civil War home,
recently renovated; LIST a.. S rooms
and "a bath; spacious screened
porch; bedrooms, 2 baths. plus
servants quarters on End A.:
quick sale. Phone Mr., Dumont,
WI. 1875.
VIM. H. SMITH
1925 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda, Md.
pa
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BEDROOM RAMBLER

$4,000
This home may go CT and will sell
quickly; extra lge nv, rm. with
firepl., separate din. rm., kit, 3
bedrms.; gar; situated on a lge. lot,
HUBBARD REALTY
oV. 6549, AL. 2o96. oV. 1913.
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Continued on Next Pass.l
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$4,000

ST., 600
ROGERS HEIGHTS
4-room and bath brick Cane Cod
bungalow; stairway to expandable
attic, full bsmt.. auto heat; house
just redecorated, in new house cond
concrete street; cicse to transpor-
tation. CT approved: terms to Ion
veteran.
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EVANSVILLE HILLS

HYATTSVILLE HILLS
7-room shingled bungalow: oil hot
water heat, full bsmt.; large
screeued-in front porch; level lot;
trees and shrubs; near everything
S12.500; $4,000 down, SS2 month
EAST EVANSVILLE
Broom frame bungalow; corner lot;
owner transferred, must sell; re-
duced to $3.50; 1000 down, $50
month pays everything. Call UN
2723.
LOUIS MILLER REAL ESTATE
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ALEX. AREA $40 nnn

Beaut. bungalow. Built for good liv-
ing when best of materials were
but coy dwelling. Liv. rm. is Ice.
light and airy; din. I'm. big enough
for that traditional Thanksgiving
dinner. with kit fully equip. with
new utils.; 2 spacious bedrms., tile
bath, oil heat; very large, we'll
handicapped lot; hard-surfaced I'd.
Seen by appt. only
JOHN T BEUCHFRT CO.
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$4,000
DECATUR HEIGHTS
4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod: large lv.
rm. with firepl.. full bsmt. with ex-
ira toilet. New home, owner built,
never occupied. Very beaut. location
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N, D. C. SUNDAY, September ~, 1850
SILVER SPRING
3 BEDROOM RAMBLER
ONT,Y $40 5l0

4NA@& YA~ISSS
5000 down to vets; terms to non
vets; youngstown kit; with garbage
disposal. full bsmt., tile bath; choose
y9aE dee q, S7ss, coz Gen r. e MS.
ewes. Ashton 2941. 20
SILVER SPRING
ALL OPEN SUNDAY 1-6
N2O9 Long Branch Parkway-2-bed-
rm. pre-war brick, priced only at
to Old Biadensburg I'd. right 2
blks. to our sign.
MEADOW WOOD
Baker drive-New Cape Cod with
.1sc r P with 1xa Fs sedroo on a l bath
located / BLK. OF Colesville I'd.
To reach: Colesville I'd. to Meadow
Wood, left at our sign.
HILLANDALE
No. z Rodney rd.-White brick, To-
Gated in beautiful sudrs section o % H leSe
studio-Iiv. rm. with firepl;, reer.
nm. ga baths, lge.. rooms through
out See inside and be satisfied it's
the best buy on today's market. To
reach: New Hamp. ave. to Rodney
BETHESDA
6al6 Fairfax I'd. You will feel right
at home when you step into. the
gracious liv. rm.. of this fine brick
home, featuring large screen porch.
din. nm. and kit, buffers pantry
bedrm. and bath on LIST a; oedrms.
and 2 baths, End a. Storage attic
and full bsmt. Oil h.-w.h. Priced,
$4,000, assume lge. 1st trust. To
reach: Wis. ave. to Bradley blvd,
left to Fairfax I'd:
THOMPSON & GRAY
Realtors. so4 Ellsworth Dr., Sill. spr.
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Beautifully Handicapped, outstanding
Colonial home with four light and
airy bedrms., liv. I'm. with firepl.
lse; din rm., de luxe kit. with elec.
dishTs sher: bsmt. Officer must
sell Immediately. Priced $4,000.
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THE HAMLET

A NEARLY NEW BRICK. HOME
Sust of Conn. ave-; 3 bedrms. and
III baths; powder rm.; servant S
lavatory; fireplace in recrea. room
beautifully equip. kit. Ewes, Mr..
Farrell, DE. 1922.
J. Leo Kolb
Mt 0JOn -oA
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New Bungalow, $11,50O
Will go CT with ST 900 down pay
ment. Asbestos Shingle construc-
ton. nice liv. rm.. large well-equip.
kit. with dining space. 2 bedrms. and
bath; full bsmt.; storage attic; de-
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 2n1n Till M -o1
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GI-S1 ESQ DOWN

HILLSIDE, MD.
5-rm. bungalow with bath. oil INV.
heat. bsmt.. corner lot: 2 blks. TO
D. c. line: shop. center and city
bus. Price, s. $50: terms. Call
Mr.. Mattingly. HI. 1899; ewes.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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Open IL It'll Dark Sunday

Open II TIL Dark Sunday
1 block inside Maryland; 1st floor,
liy. rm.. open fireplace, bedrm. and
full bath. kit. and din. rm.; End f.,
2 bedrms. and bath; bsmt.. rec
rm., open fireplace, oil h.-wh.; lot
1S3x1S9. Call Jones, cox 81 CO.,
RE. 1886, Ia. 05S1.
This Lovely Home-$11,50O
One block from Edmonston I'd. and
husline. LIST f., lge. liv. rm., din. :
kitchen. combination. 2 bedrnas. and
bath; End A.. 2 rms, unfinished;
gas heat; terms. Mr.: Fontaine. HY.
0391. WILL ROGERS.
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OPEN Q To q

OPEN 2 TO o
CORNER CAPE COD BRICK, PRE-
WAR BUILT WITH BEST MATE
FLOOR, LIV. RIM. WITH FIREPL.
DIN. RIM, KIT. 2 BEDRMS. AMI
TILED BATH WITH SHOWER, Pho
FLOOR, FINISHED BEDRM. WITH
SPACE FOR 2 MORE BEDROOMS
AND BATH. FULL BASEMENT
WITH 2-CAR BUILT-IN GARAGE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. So. O0(
CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY. OUT
PINEY BRANCH RID. TO MANCHES-
TER LANE, 2 BLKS. TO S70C
READING RD. PHILIP STEARNS
927 18th ST. NV, RE. 2l44
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peter j. hagan

$1,000
ST2O DOWN TO VETS.
Cute little BUNGALOW, consisting oil
liv. rm.,. kit. 2 bedrms. and bath
bsmt., large front porch; house
equipped with storm windows and
screens: situated on very nice lot
conv. to everything. Terms to non
vets.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
$15,950

viii build on your lot in the Silver
Spring or Bethesda areas an ex-
ceptionally well-planned and dis
tinctive 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
YOUR INSPECTION. For full par
ticulars call 81. 0575; ewes. TU.
1858.
c.. L. TRUMBULL & co
Builders. DESIGNERS.
S416 Georgia Ave-. Silver Spring, Md
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SPACIOUS RAMBLER

ON pretty 2-acre hilltop Just Of
Colesyille pike; lge. honey rms
throughout; 2 bdrms.. ia baths
Ice. kitchen, patio; breezeway to lge
0fice or den; double garage. Cal
Montgomery Investment
g. Insurance Co., SH. 8010
pa
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RAMBLERS

We are completing several beautiful
ramblers in exclusive Burning Tree
Valley. All have living rm. with pic
ture windows, din. rm., modern cleo.
kit, 3 twin-sized bdrms. and
baths, slate roof, full bsmt., gear
Diet. garage with breezeway. To in
spect call EN-. 1900.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
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~ WOOnSIDE PARK

ms rm. With fireplace and picture
window. separate dining rm. with
French doors to screened porch,
all-electric kitchen with breaktast
area Including dishwasher and dis
posal; 8 bedrms., extra-large clos
cts. beautifully appointed bath, also
powder room. full bsmt. with large
recr. area and fireplace and fun bath
with, shower. PRICED. SIG. 800. 10
KS Toll House. left on Dale DIR. l
blk to orr open sign.
Wood Conley Co., Realtors
Ne1n Georgia Ave 81, 300
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LEACH { cRoNIN, 70. 5-2772.
WOODMOOR, SILL. SPG
WOODSIDE PARK
WOODSIDE PARK
pRTCE REDIJCED

English type brick and stone Cape
Cod; bedrm.. bath, first f.; 2 bed
rooms, nursery, bath. 2nd f.; rec
rm.. gar. oil h.-w.h.; S27. 500. Dir:
Left off Colesville I'd, blks. past
BEERS BROS. sH. 4747. sH. oe1o.
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HOME IN COUNTRY
$500 CASH-Ss0 MONTHLY
Eight nice rms. bath, bsmt., gear
gar. lovely garden: on hard road.
Call agent. TOM ATHEY. Gathers
| burg 4S2-W-l -
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$1,000 DOWN TO NoN-VET.
New 2-story asbestos shingle, 5-rm
and tiled bath, Diet. dwelling; st
T., living rm.. din. rm. and kit; End
A.. > lovely .lge. bedrms. and tiled
bath; very lge. closets: large lot.
streetcar, within blocks stores,
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BUNGALOW

$500
Near Temple Hills bedrooms and
bath large lot, home insulated;
$1,000 down or to right party $500
down. Call 10 2-9707.
ARTHUR N. HENRY
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S11.T50
CT APPROVED
CT mn HN"TA3

CT APPROVED
81 600 DOWN
2-story brick; LIST A., lge. liv. rm.,
family-Sized din. rm.. modern
equipped kit, lge util. rm; 2ud f., .
Ice. bedrms. and tiled bath; lge
screened-in side porch; near transp. >,
schools and stores.
$1,000 DOWN TO NON-VETS.
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m T BETTCHERT co.
ALEXANDRIA
RUSSELL ROAD

1909 Duke St. Alex. Va.
24-HR. PHI. SERV,, OV. 59SS
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ALEXANDRIA, $11,95O

D Dft. b1IOA, Nv HEAT
Wonderful loo. for airport or Penta-
gon personnel Immed. poss. Exc.
financing. Assume lge. loan with
substantial cash. Lge, corner, semi
Diet. brick. Conv. to AB&W bus ana
PoWhatan shop. center; Is minutes
downtown Wash. by your auto.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-21

Hot Dogs, Ice Cream Bars, Pep
sicOla-through the cooperation
of Ideal Bread Co., Laurel
Creamery, Red Lodge BOttling
Works.
Evening star., 1950-11-15

Get one OF these fine sets for your
self and one for that special person
on your Christmas list.
Evening star., 1950-11-15

Prices slightly in MARYLAND and virginia stores
few items which under State Contract Laws.
Right reserved to limit quantities.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Mack McInnis Of
Collins spent the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Knott
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23
Society Clubs : Personals
Mrs. Walter Durhom's Home Scene OF
Rehearsal Party Monday Niqht

The attractive home of Mrs
Walter Durham was the scene OF
a rehearsal supper Monday night
honoring Miss Hazel Brannon
whose marriage to Mr.. Walter
Dyer Smith was an event of Tues
day.
Co-hostess at this lovely affair
were Mrs. Durham, Mrs. L. C.
Lipsey, Mrs. Walter N. Odom
Mrs Harry O'Cain, Mrs. Tom
Ashley and Mrs. Jessie c. Lewis
The dining table was artistical.
ly decorated with arrangements
of white narcissus and bridal
wreath. Crystal candelabra hold.
ing white tapers cast a soft glow
over the room.
Among those enjoying the oc.
casion in addition to the wedding
party were Mr.. Durham, Mr.
Odom, Mr.. O'Cain, Mr.. Ashley
and the Rev. and Mrs. c. M. Day
Durant; Mrs Iris Myles and Mrs
Kirkland of Jackson and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Lail of Lexington.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23
Y-Teens To Honor
Club Women, Parents

On Friday, March "a, the
Durant Y-Teens will give an in
terpretive program and tea honor
ing their parents and local club
women. The program will be held
in the auditorium of the high
school and will include such
phases of club work as worship
leadership, service, and recrea-
ton. Folk dancing and singing
will be special features of the
program.
Officers of the club are Rose
Marie Counts, president; Carol
Watkins, vice president; Ivon
Jones, secretary; Carolyn Inman
treasurer; Elaine Ellard, choris-
ter; Ruth Pittman, social service
chairman; Inez Shelton, social
chairman; Mrs. James Bowie
music director; Miss Estelle Turn
err, adviser.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23
Fiber-Content Lubels

On suitings that contain wool.
flber-content labels are required
by Federal Law, the Wool Pro-
ducts Labelling Act of 1899. If
they are missing, ask the sales
man about them.
Though the information YOU get
from these labels is not a COM
plete guide to cloth quality, it
does tell you: % wool fiber con-
tent--the kind of wool and how
much the suiting contains (2) per-
centage, if any, of fibers other
than wool, (3) name of the manu-
facturer or persons selling the
suit, or the registered number of
the manufacturer together with
the retailer or seller.
The information on the label
applies only to the outer cloth,
not to the lining and hidden ma
terials inside the coat unless
they are specifically mentioned.
Facts are much needed to help
men buy suits wisely and well.
Examining suit and asking
questions is never an entirely re-
liable guide to value. These facts
can only be supplied by an ade-
quate label.
The buyer needs facts with re-
ference to materials used, work.
manship, colorfastness an d
shrinkage.
Men-why not ask for more
adequate suit labels?
Plug Protection
Turn off the appliance before
pulling out the plug. specialists
OF the Rural Identification Adj
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23
Wesleyan Guild Meets
In A. S. Tutum Home

The Wesleyan Service Guild
met In the home of Mrs. A. S
Tatum with 20 members present
Mrs. Mary Phillips gave the
devotional after which Mrs. Myles
Ray led the program on Japan
Those taking part on the program
were Mrs. Myles Ray, Mrs. Paul
Odom, Mrs. Lucille Truitt, Miss
Nancy Tatum and Mrs. Turnage
Williams.
Mrs. Homer Terry gave the
study Japan Begins Again" in
the absence of Miss Estelle Turn.
err.
The business was presided over
by Miss Carolyn Hays in Mrs
L. c. Lipsey's absence.
The meeting was dismissed
with Mizpah.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23
PAGE THREE

mlnistration, United State
housewives.
nus is simple but important
RUE 70 prevent damage hoth =.
.he plug on the electric cord ana
'he convenience outlet in the
wall. 1t holds for appliances lar.
ana small, from washing -
cnlnes and vacuum cleaners -,
coasters and heaters, and even =.
portable amps. ~
RULING the plug when an .
pnance is running or heating shut.
OH the flow of electricity gradual
" so that it sparks or makes an
arc between the prongs Of -.
Rug and the wall outlet ri.
ourns the prongs. leaving thew.
pl'eeo. rough and dark. Then ~
cannot make good contact -.
eventually will bing in no elecSr;
city at all. It also may burn -
contacts in the outlet
But turning off the applia~~
oy It's own swith makes an -
mediate. clean cutoff in curre.a
ana then the plug may be -.
moved safely with no danger -
burning or sparkling.
The specialists say, howevse.
that some few electric appliane1sr !,
are not provided with their o.
switch. For these the rule -
Pun out the plug as fast as D.
s'ble when disconnecting.
AS for portable lamps, it psup
70 turn out the light before puSS
ing the plug from the wall Win
moving them
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23
BY Joyce Williums
Home Demonstration AGENT

Roses are red and violets are
blue'-this may have been the
case in the day of grandma and
grandpa. But not today!
We now have roses in lust a.
bout every tint and hue, except
the shades of blue. There is even
a green rose.
No other flower enjoyes the
universal popularity of the rose.
and few other flowers have the
large selection of varieties. Each
year finds several new varieties
on the market.
hire are few of the newer
varities of bush roses:
RED-Dixons Red, Charlotte
Armstrong, Mirandy, Nocturne.
PlNk-Show Girl, Pink Dawn
COPPER-TINT--Mme Cochet
Nine. E. Herriotte, Condesa De
Sastago.
fELLOW-Mrs. E. p. Thorn.
Lowell Thomas, Eclipse, Nine.
Joe Perraud.
WHITE-Mrs. Jules Bouche
kaiserine Auguste Victoria (very
profuse bloomer), White Brior-
cliff.
BI-COLORED OF VARIOUS
SHADES-Countess Vandall. Taft
feta, Peace.
Rose bushes should be placed
in a well drained, sunny area.
Fertilize them with 6-8-6 ferti-
lizer. mulch with leaves and
spray regularly. Mulching will
cut down on the job of cultivating
and working around the plants.
Permate, applied about every
two weeks after growth begins
and continued until frost is a good
control for leaf spot diseases. II
can be applied as a spray 1.-TWO
level tablespoonfuls and a good
spreader, according to the manu-
facturer's directions, to one gal
Ion of water; or as a dust, u
pound Fermate mixed with Az
pounds tale dust. There are COM
lblnation materials on the market
which control diseases and in
sects.
Buying Mems Suits
There are many things for men
to think about when they 60 to
buy a suit. Suit construction is
complicated. Much that affects
wearing quality, appearance and
fit is hidden. Certain qualities
appearance and fit is hidden. Ger
tain qualities show up only with
wear and cleaning. Unfortunely,
labels now used in mems suits
give little information.
However, anyone who is in
terested can learn facts about
cloth that will serve as guide
in buying. In judging values, it
helps to know something about
the types Of suitings commonly
used and the characteristics of
different cloths. What kind of
wear is each best suited for?
Which stand up best with hard
use dry cleaning? Which wrinkle
least? Which hold press? Which
are least likely to become shiny?
Some of the wooden and wors-
ted materials used in mems suits
are serge, sharkskin, garbardine,
| unfinished worSted tronical xuo,..
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23
! Beoutifui Ceremony Marks Smith Bronnon
Wedding At Duront Baptist Church
lowers were pink rosebuds

flowers were pink rosebuds.
Mrs. Engle Brannon. sister q,
the bride, was gowned in pink
Lace and her shoulder corsaee
was of pink roses.
The brides table was covered
with an imported linen and Gu,
work lace-trimmed cloth. Crystal
candelabra with prisms held
white tapers, and were tied with
nosegays Of gardenias and white
roses. The table was conferred
with a four-iered wedding cake
decorated with roses in. brida]
design and it was encircled with
garlands of white flowers. Mints
and petit|fours in white with
green decoration emphasized the
bri ID al motif and with as.
sorted nuts were served from sill
YER bowls.
Punch was served from a bow
surrounded by giant clusters Of
grapes on a table spread with a
linen and lace cloth. Crystal hur.
ricane lamps with prisms held
burning tapers.
Those who served were Mrs
Chatwin M. Jackson, Jr.. of Lex.
lngton, Mrs. Helen Ashley O,
Durant and Mrs. James Collaro
OF Lexington. Mrs. Jackson was
dressed in pink net with a corsage
OF white gladioli Mrs. Ashley
was gowned in floral crepe
dress with a corsage of pink car.
nations. Mrs. Collard wore black
and white satin and a corsage O,
red carnations.
Mrs. Lipsey at the piano play
ed appropriate music during the
reception.
Wedding Trip
After the reception the couple
left for a short wedding trip
The bride wore a Paul Parnes
suit of navy wool with matching
accessories and white hat. She
used white spring flowers as 8
corsage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will be a,
nome in Durant for a short time
before leaving for Florida for ar
extended stay.
Out OF County Guests
Among the out of county guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Sherrarc
Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. LIE.
! Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix ]
Underwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
q. Chit and Mrs. Hugh B. Myers
jackson; Mr.. and Mrs. w. c
Mabry, Newton; Mr. and Mrs. c
N. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Ma
ness, Canton; Mr.. and Mrs. w
F Tucker, Yazoo City; Mrs S
Dobbs, Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs
jim Crawford, Kosciusko.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23

Sgt and Mrs. A. A Porter, Jr.,
and daughters, Arleen, Gloria
Jean and Kathleen, who have
been visiting in the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Por-
ter, ST., for the past month, have
been transferred to Fort Bliss
Texas, after being at Camp Chat
fee, Arkansas.
Mr.. O'Neal Mcdaniel returned
to Memphis Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. L. Barth, and will spend
few days with his sister and
brother, Mrs. T. S. Womack and
" A. Mcdaniel.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Porter, ST.
and Mr.. and Mrs B. L. Barth
visited Mrs. Porter's brother, w
L. Doty at Pickens, Sunday. Mr.
Doty has been on the sick list
Miss Elizabeth Ramsey OF Nat
chez spent the week end with hel
sister, Mrs. w. A. Henley.
Mr.. and Ms. D. B. Bannon, Mr.
and Mrs Engle Brannorl and Bon
ie Branon, all of Gads1en, Ala.
bama returned to their home
Wednesday.
Robert Love of Ole Miss spent
the week end with his mother
Mrs. Yancy Love.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23

sted, covert, flannel, cheviot.
tweeds, shetland, twists and
homespun. Name alone does not
guarantee quality. The names
used for high quality suitings are
also used for suitings cheapened
with lower grade woods or other
fibers to lessen cost.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Onie Y. MCGEE
of Saskatchewan, Canada were
guests of Miss Pearl MCGEE last
Monday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23

Mrs. w. H. Harper of Green
wood spent Friday with her aunt
Miss Pearl MCGEE.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23

Emmett Rhyme and daughter
of Brookhaven spent Sunday with
his father, Mr.. Steve Rhyme.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Truss Of
Memphis are the proud parents
of a baby girl born March IT,
The girl has been named Nancy
Lou.
Paternal grandparents are DR.,
and Mrs. Truss of Oxford, and
maternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Kicks of Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Barth and
Sonny of Memphis spent the
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Porter, Sr.
Friends Of Col. B. B. Wilke
are sorry to hear of his illness.
He is in the Baptist Hospital in
Memphis.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24
Large Finnish
Group Flies To
The Homeland

The largest group of FINNISH
Americans to leave Seattle BY air,
~ in all, last week launched a
three-mOnth vacation trip to Fin
land.
MANY of them have been saving
their money for years for the trip"
said Elmo Randall, vice-president
of the Finnish-American Club, who
arranged the group flight.
Mrs. Emma Pelkonen, a widow
of Enumclaw, had a very good
reason for making the trip. She
went on the first such flight last
year and met her former child
hood sweetheart in her old home
town. This year she is going back
to marry him. They have made
all arrangements to be married as
soon as she arrives.
Miss Helena Halinen, 70, of Sc
attic, was the oldest of the group,
which includes another old-timer,
Albert Fors, Port Angeles, who
has never seen his homeland since
1906.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24
Thousands VIII
Attend Swedish
Fete

A big program, a lot of doings,
dancing, boating, swimming and
refreshments will mark the Goth
annual Swedish Midsummer Festi-
val this year.
Scheduled for June 24-25 at Va.
sa Park, Lake Sammamish, the
festival is sponsored by eight
hodges Of the Order of Vasa.
Congressman Henry M. Jackson
of Everett will be the principal
speaker at program starting at
2:30 p. m. June 25th. There will
be dancing both evenings to Rag.
mar Salden's orchestra.
About 10000 persons attended
the festival program last year.