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A luncheon and theater party
was given last week for Raymond
Maurice Graham by his mother.
Mrs. Lucille Graham, 914 w. Cen
trail Ave. Raymond was celebrat-
ing his 10th birthday. Those pres
ent at the party were the little
Messrs. Bill Robinson, Bruce,
Donald and Douglas SaIberg,
Gary Willy. Roland Mcfarland
and Robert A. Jones, Jr.
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Minnesota NAACP Asks
Attorney General To
Act Against A. b. C..
MINNESOTA NAAcP SEEKS INJUNCTION
AGAINST BOWLING CONGRESS FOR
ITS DISCRIMINATORY BYLAWS

of the National Association for
the Advancement People adding the list Of
organizations seeking revocation Of the charter OF the
Bowling Congress aegedy inctes racial dis
by limiting its membership to white males only
The Minnesota the NAAcP, both in letter
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A baby girl was born Friday,
March 3, in Chester County hospi-
tai, Westchester, Penn. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gardner, of Lincoln
University in Pennsylvania. Mr..
Gardner is the son of Mr.. Jess
Gardner Of North St. Paul, and
Mrs. Gardner is the former Miss
Pauline Alexander of this city.
This is the Gardner's first child.
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NELL RUSSELL ON PAGE 5
Nell RusseII's "The Way I See
It," usually found on page 8, is on
page this week.
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You can't afford TO miss the
SOclAllte's Easter Mite dancei =
advt.
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Dance 10 the music Of Percy
Hughes Band Easter Night. advt.
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CALLED FORTUNATE

What makes men good is held
by some to be nature, by others
habit or training, by others in
struction. AS for the goodness that
comes by nature, this is plainly
not within our control, but is be-
slowed by some divine agency on
certain people who truly deserve
to be called fortunate.-Aristotle
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NOT NPENsE

Advertising is not an expense
and should never be thought
of as such. Advertising is one Of
the tools of craftsmanship. and
should be used to the limit of its
capacity. In face, advertising is
opportunity incarnate, and every
advantage should be taken Of it.
james r. Adams
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-03
Graduating Girls OF
Lbs. Are Guests Of
Laurel WOman's Club

The Laurel Woman's club enter
tanned girls of the high school SEN
ior class at a tea Monday after
noon, an annual affair of some
years standing, with 80 girls at
tending. A program of music was
entertainment for the afternoon.
The young ladies were accompa-
MED by their sponsors, Mrs. Wi
mona Denny and Corwin Bowen of
the high school faculty.
Mrs. Edward Coombs extended
the clubs welcome to the gradu-
ates-elect, to which Miss Jean
harper, class president, responded.
Mrs. Harry Smart, Jr., sang two
numbers, "My Love Is a Fisher
man" and eff God Left Only
You," accompanied by Mrs. Denny.
Mrs. Denny later played two piano
selections, Country Garden" and
"Minuet" by Schubert. Mrs. Lois
Everhart sang Gust Awearyin' for
You" and "Lemon-Colore Dodo."
Mrs. C. B. Calvert and Mrs. Leslie
Dahl poured at a beautifully deco
rated table.
The club meeting was at the
home of Mrs. H. Lee Hamlet, with
Mrs. B. l.. Price presiding at the
business session preceding the tea.
Mrs. Russell Orr and Mrs. Leslie
Dahl were elected delegates, and
Mrs. Hamlet and Mrs. R. C. Col
son alternates. to the county fed
Grafton meeting of May II.
Club officers for the coming
year were installed by Mrs. Marion
president of district 6.
They were Mrs. Edward Coombs,
president; Mrs. Leslie Dahl, vice
president; Mrs. l.. d. Scribner, re-
;ording secretary; Mrs. A. B. War
'ield, financial secretary; Mrs. B.
;. Price, treasurer, and Mrs. Carl
historian. The retiring pres
dent, Mrs. B. l.. Price, was pre-
ented with a club pin. The ways
md means project prize was Won
~ Mrs. Hamlet. Mrs. S. S. Bliss
Entertained with piano selections.
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Many Attend District
Meeting OF V.F.W. In
Miles City, April 80

Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Burdett at
tended the meeting in Miles City
Sunday of district 6, Veterans of
Foreign Wars posts and auxili-
aries, at which a large number of
members from the eastern part of
the state were present. In the eve
ming a banquet was served the visi-
tors by the Miles City chapter of
Women of the Moose.
Among present and past officers
at the meeting were j. l.. Akers
of Butte, patriotic instructor; J.
Callahan of Helena, welfare officer;
W. l.. Hammond of Wibaux, de-
partment commander; Rae Winske
Of Helena, department adjutant;
Lee Nielsen of Glendive, depart
ment chief of staff; Lars Eilefsen
of Billings, department poppy
chairman; o. R. Burdett of
Laurel, department historian; La
vonne Albertson of Havre, depart
ment president; a Mr.. Roberts of
Ekalaka, district commander, and
Mrs. Mabel Carlson of Colstrip,
district president. Mrs. Gertrude
Burdett and Mrs. Mildred Ellison
OF Billings, department past presi-
dents, were presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Albertson of
Eavre drove the Burdetts home on
the return trip.
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Garden Club Plans
Tree Planting For
ArbOr Observance

The Laurel Garden club will OBJ
serve Arbor day this year with the
planting of a tree May 10 in one
Of the Laurel parks, the members
decided at their meeting of April
81. A short program is to accom-
pany the ceremony of tree plant
ing.
The meeting, which also ar
ranged details of the clubs ap-
preaching plant sale, an annual
event, was at the home of Mrs.
Charles Gowen; Mrs. William
Gerke was cohostess. The sale will
be May IL and IS in the Com
raercial club building on Main
street.
Delegates were elected to attend
the State Federation of Garden
clubs June 10 and 20 in Butte.
They were Mrs. L. R. Shay and
Mrs. M. R. Finley, with Mrs. t. W..
Evert and Mrs. Charles Gowen al
ternates.
Mrs. Lois Schessler was the only
member whose birthday was in
April, and she was accordingly
presented with a bouquet of sweet
peas and a diamond club ring.
Mrs. Shay read an instructive
paper on Girls Are Tops" prepared
by Mrs. Ralph Baker and giving
the proper treatment and care of
iris. Mrs. Burdett gave a short
sketch on propagation and cutting
chrysanthemums, which should be
cut and planted this month.
Mrs. Evert discussed pelleted
seeds and their understanding abil-
ity. Mrs. Gowen distributed small
corsage packets which contained
mystery seeds, to be planted and
then reported on at a fall meeting.
The next meeting, May IL, will
be with Mrs. l.. L. Smith. Lunch
con will be served at 1870.
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-03

The adult Bible fellowship of
the Methodist church met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Johnson. DR.. w. D.
Spaulding was a guest. Rev. &C. G.
Spellman conducted the lesson
study. The meeting next week will
be at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Mills.
MI. and Mrs. j. j. Cassidy went
to Wibaux to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Frank Sartz, Tuesday.
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Baseball Players
Urged To Attend
Meeting On May

The first home game scheduled
for the Laurel baseball team will
be played Wednesday, May 81.
This game is with Roundup and is
a Midland Empire Baseball league
game. There will be just one
Laurel team this year and will be
civically sponsored through the sale
OF season tickets plus the generous
support of the Farmers Union
Central Exchange.
All equipment used by both the
Merchants and the Farmers Union
teams has been turned over to this
years team. Jackson Parker has
been appointed team manager and
Marshall Huntington business man.
ager.
A meeting of ballplayers inter
ested in trying out for the team
has been set for May 9 at 1880
p. m. at the Commercial club build
ing. Present plans call for as many
LEGAL players to be used as pos
Slble, with a few players added to
assure a winning club.
The Laurel team will be a mem
Der of the Midland Empire base
hall league which consists of
Roundup, Miles City, Worland,
Wyo., Forsyth and Laurel. Jack
Skinner, former Mustang second
baseman will play with Laurel this
year as well as coach the local
American Legion team.
All interested players are urged
to attend this meeting at the Com
lnercial club on May 9 at 7:30
p. M, stated the manager.
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-03
Mrs. Hilgert Seats
Sister AS Head OF
O.E.S., LOngview

In a beautiful setting of ported
Easter lilies, tall seven-candle can
delabras and a lighted cross, Mrs.
Olive Austin was installed Satur-
day evening, April l, as worthy
II atron of Longview, Wash, chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star, by her
sister, Mrs. Fred Hilgert of Laurel.
Two nieces of Mrs. Austin, Bar
bara Barger and Ruth Austin, were
candle lighters. Mrs. Allen John
son was Bible bearer and carried
a Bible that has been in Mrs.
Austin's family more than 100
years.
The officers were lovely in their
fCrmals of blue net over pink
satin, and as their names were
called, they stepped through a huge
white satin covered replica of the
Holy Bible while a reader gave
each a key to her office. Ten cour-
tesy girls, in colonial-style formals
of pink silk faille, formed a
double line to the east through
which the worthy matron was
conducted to her station. Beautiful
addenda were given by both Star
officers and Rainbow girls honor
ing Mrs. Austin, and each pre-
scented her with a gift. Kortens
Music company had installed a
Hammond organ for the installa-
ton ceremony, and Miss Louise
Eourne presented a number of Sc
lections, accompanied by Mrs. Avis
Andrews in three solo numbers.
The two little granddaughter Of
Mrs. Austin, Sharon and Kathleen
Shay in pastel formals, presented
an arm bouquet of roses to the
matron and a boutonniere to the
worthy patron.
Miss Patricia Lee Saunders of
Portland, Ore, who is a niece of
Mrs. Austin, read "The Soul of the
Immediately following the
installation. A very large crowd
vas in attendance as it was the
irst installation in the new temple.
Refreshments were served at
appointed tables in the :
room to more than $50
aembers and guests.
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-03

DUNCAN H. McCauley of Mill
Valley, Calf, son of DR.. and Mrs.
L.. H. McCauley, arrived here
Thursday by plane and visited his
parents and friends until Satur-
day. 1t was his first visit to Laurel
in four years.
Miss Frances Fenton left Monday
for Powell, Wyo., where she will
be employed at Simmons store.
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-03
Attend Laurel Kids Day June oath

father, is instructor in instrument.
al for the seven elementary
schools of Redlands, Calf. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
C. Durham, formerly of Laurel,
who reside at 1880 Turquoise ave-
rue, Mentone, Calf.
The Loyal Order of Moose has
discontinued until fall the teen-age
dances the members have spon-
sored at their hall.
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-03
The Outlook Says:

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Durham
of 1911 Sunset Drive, Redlands,
Calf, have announced the birth
of a daughter, Constance Marie,
April %. The baby weighed 7
pounds, II ounces and was born
on the eighth wedding anniversary
of her parents. Morris Durham, the
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-03
Auxiliary
Activities

The American Legion Auxiliary
met Tuesday evening for a bust
ness session and election of Off
GERS. Miss Valma Shay conducted
the meeting. Mrs. Opal Mckinney
was elected president; Mrs. Ethel
Shay, first vice president; Mrs
Marie Shay, second vice president;
Mrs. Pearl Laird, treasurer, and
Mrs. Erma Shay, secretary. install
lation will be held the first meet
ing in June.
The program honored the past
presidents of the organization, of
whom about 13 were present. A
South American theme was &C
cented in table decorations and en-
tertainment. Miss Shay presented
the past presidents with corsages
and refreshments were served.
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-03
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Laurel outlook., 1950-05-03

A daughter was born Wednesday
evening, May 8, at a hospital in
Billings to Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Rangitsch. Mr.. Rangitsch is an en-
ploye of the Laurel Outlook.
Laurel outlook., 1950-05-03

Laurel women attending the
state conference of the Women's
Society of Christian Service at
Lewistown, April 10, II and IL will
be Mrs. P. A. Johnston, Mrs. A. E.
Leuthold, Mrs. L. D. Scribner and
Mrs. j. E. Galusha.
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Red Cross Secretary
On 3 Weeks Leuve

Mrs. Edgar Lumpkin, Red
Cross secretary, is on a three
weeks leave and the office will
not be open for routine calls be-
fore Juy 18th.
For emergency communica-
tons calls to and from service
men and their families Mrs. Emil
ly Lucas, home service secretary,
will be ready to give prompt at
tention. Mrs. Lucas may be call
ed at Lexington 243, County
Welfare Office, or at her resi-
'dence, after office hours, Lexing-
ton 537-J.
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miss Jeanette Terry
Honored With Purty

Miss jeanette Terry, BRIDE
elect of Earle Alexander, Jr.,
was the honoree at a miscellan-
eous shower given by Mrs. Rob-
ert N, Mcclellan at her home on
Church Street.
For this occasion the lovely
bride-to-be wore trousseau
model of yellow wolfe. She used
brown and white accessories and
was presented a white gladioli
corsage by the hostess.
The living room where the
guests gathered was beautifully
decorated with arrangements OF
summer flowers. Here they en-
joyed several contests and a Ia
lent show which began with the
bride. She was requested to sing
Roll Out the Barrel" and to the
lines of this familiar tune the
hostess rolled out pink and blue
barrel loaded with gifts for the
bride.
After the honoree opened her
gifts, everyone was invited to the
dining room where the refresh.
ments in pink and blue to carry
out the color scheme were serv.
ed buffet style. The table was
centered with lily bowl contain.
ing blue and pink hydrangeas
and runners of rosemontana go.
ing out to double candleholders
containing pink tapers. This ar
rangement was in the brides
chosen crystal pattern and was
the hostess gift to her.
Mrs. w. E. Strider, mother Of
the hostess, assisted.
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Society Clubs : Personals
Mrs. J.F. Williams
Foroet-Me- NOT Hostess

Mrs. J. F. Williams was hos
tess to members of the Forget
Me-Not Club at its June meeting
last Thursday at her home.
Eleven members and two
guests, Mrs. Paul Bragg, and
Mrs. Mabel Russell, sister of the
hostess, were present.
Several games and contests
were enjoyed during the after
noon in which Mrs. Bessie Thur
mond and Mrs. Bragg won prizes.
A lovely salad plate with Cokes
was served by the hostess assist
ed by Mrs. Russell
The July meeting Of the club
will be held with Mrs. Lily
Steele.
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Choral Group Will
Sing At Allison's

The Chord Chorals, a we'll
known quartet of Jackson, will
entertain at Allison's Wells dur
ing the Fourth of July celebra-
ton. According to Mrs. John
Fontaine the quartet will sing
at the swimming pool and from
the balcony at $50 in the after
noon and again during the even.
Iing's festivities.
This quartet is composed of,
Herman Hines, lead; Ralph Mar.
ley, baritone; DR.. Jack Fowler
tenor; and James Marlborough
bass. They are sponsored by the
Preservation of Barber Shor
Quartet Singing of America, Inc
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bunce, of
Stedman, North Carolina, accom-
panied by Mrs. Susie Stewart,
and Sgt. and Mrs. Sidney E. Ste
wart, leave Thursday for trip to
the Smoky Mountains and other
points of interest in North Caro-
lima. Mrs. Stewart will return in
about three weeks.
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Mrs. A. H. Hardison, Koscius-
ko, was a Sunday guest of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. R. Patterson.
--------- safnsgve
Friends will be glad to know
Mrs. Ruth Roach returned Sun
day from Memphis after having
a checkup and x-rays made at
Campbell Clinic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobbie Farmer
spent the weekend with relatives
IN Cruger Sunday.
MIR, and Mrs. Herbert Farmer.
West Point, were guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Far
mer Sunday.
Mrs. w. B. Farmer, Pat Farmer
and Eugene Ware made a trip to
Florida last weekend to visit Sgt.
G. P. Farmer.
Miss Necie Gwin returned
Sunday from several days visit
in Memphis.
Mrs. j. D. Smith, ]. D. Smith.
Jr., and his children, Helen and
Danny were weekend guests of
Mrs. H. H. Tate and family.
Mrs. Mercie Kitchens and Jes-
sic Carolyn, Mrs. Shine Shanks
and Faye, and Mrs. J. F. Carpen-
ter visited Mr.. and Mrs. T. l..
Lacey over the weekend in
Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Tate and
children, of Greenville were Sun
day visitors of Mrs. Mamie Nc
Lellan.
Mrs. Mamie Mcclellan was
honored with birthday dinner
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
j. Evans Sunday.
Col. John A Weeks is vacation
ing IN the Smoky Mountains for
several days and will visit in
Kansas City before returning
home.
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Card OF Thanks

want to thank my friends for
their kindness and thoughtful
ness through the long years of i'll
ness and passing of my sister,
Miss Fannie Burney and for their
expressions of sympathy, beau
tiful flowers, and card of SYM
pathy. May God bless everyone
of you.
Sincerely,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Farbus,
Imp Ebenezer, Miss
Mrs. w. B. Newson, Holly
Springs, was Sunday guest of
Mrs. Bessie Hall and Mrs. Daisv
Griffing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Turner.
Vlcksburg, were weekend guests
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +
N. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jordan
nave returned from their we'd
ding trip to points in Mexico and
are now at home with her mo-
Their, Mrs. j. bridge at 513 Pine.
Henri P. Watson, Jr., is attend
mr. ~. - Il u
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Mrs. Susie Stewart, Mrs. Err
nest Bunch, ond Sgt. and Mrs.
Sidney Stewart were Jackson
visitors Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs. John r. Miles of
Fort Myers, Florida were guests
in the home of Mrs. Joe H.
Moore. On their return to Flori-
da they were accompanied by
Joe Moore and Torrance Frost.
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Wis. I. M. Mapp ana Mrs. Frank
McLendon went to Memphis
Saturday on business and re-
manned for the Valley Fowler all
night singing convention at Ellis
Auditorium.
Mrs. Eric Norquist, Mrs. Edwin
Beckman and Edwin Norouist
Beckman, of Alexandria, Louisi-
ana attended the Floral Design
school held at the Heidelberg
Hotel in Jackson this week.
Friends of Miss Mollie Cohen
will be glad to know she is rest
ing nicely at Campbelrs Clinic
in Memphis. Mrs. A. Flowers
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Cohen and
Mrs. Dave Miller, of Drew, have
been at her bedside this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kenna have
returned from their wedding
trip to the Smoky Mountains.
Miss Betty Jean Russell return
ed Sunday to Port Gibson, after
spending week here with her
grandmother, Mrs. Mabel Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin White and
children attended the convention
of the Mississippi Bar Associa-
ton on the Gulf Coast and re-
manned over tor few DAYS.
Lawrence Rabb, Jr., also attend
ed the bar convention.
Mrs. Dimond Klonaris and
Mrs. Angelo Stevens leave Fri
day for Birmingham, Alabama,
where they will attend memorial
services for the late Angelo Ste
vens at the Holy Cross Church
there. They will be accompanied
by Mrs. A. K. Dinas and son,
Theodore, of Durant.
Attending the Production Mar
keting Administration convention
at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel now
jim session on the coast are: Mr..
and Mrs. w. r.. Sullivan and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Mic
hols, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Trotman
and family, Mr.. Leland Downer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waterer.
Mrs. Dru Catron spent Sunday
and Monday in Drew with her
sister, Mrs. S. L. Burns, and
niece, Mrs. William Williford,
going especially at this time to
welcome the infant son of the
latter.
Miss Bonnie Brannon of Gads-
den, Alabama, will arrive by
plane Saturday to spend week
with her sister, Mrs. Walter d.
Smith
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Mrs. Earle Hooke ST., visited
Mrs. w. c. Jones over the week
end. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. ]. M.
Howard of Durant accompanied
Mrs. Hooke to Jackson Monday.
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Mrs. w. r. Johnson and Mrs
Curtis Gibson and children visit
ed relatives in Greenwood Sun
day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Ellington
and children, of Clewiston, Flo
rida, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Filing
ton and children, of Lewisburg,
Tennessee, are visiting their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Elling-
ton, this week.
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Round The
SS~a4e
with WANDA
with WANDA

Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Pepper and
children of Belzoni were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George T.
Phelps.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Flowers,
Beth and Anne spent Sunday in
Charleston.
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Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.
Russell will regret to learn their
son, Edgar, was seriously injured
in recent accident while at
work. He suffered a fractured
back and is now a patient in the
Yazoo City Hospital. The Rus
sells spent the weekend at his
bedside.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. Cohen, and
Phil, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Bailey and Sarah Edna spent
the day in Jackson Sunday.
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Little Miss SYbil McRae, lovely
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Muir
rell McRae, will represent the
Norquist Floral Shop in the jun
Tor division of the Miss Lexing-
ton" contest tonight at the Cen
ter Theatre.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Peter1nan,
Yazoo City, were Sunday guests
Of Mrs. Rathell Swinney.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lumpkin
left Tuesday for a vacation trip
to points in West Texas.
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Miss Phyllis Connally was a
Yazoo City visitor Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Carver
and Linda Fay, of Cleveland
spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Leo Names.
Mrs. Johnny Stevens, of West
spent this week here with her
sister, Mrs. E. I. Russell, while
undergoing treatment in Lexing-
ton.
Mrs. M. l.. Parker has return
ed to Carrollton after a weeks
visit with her son, Clover John
son and family.
j. F. Williams was a Memphis
visitor this week on business,
The community will be glad to
know he has received new equip
ment to open his shoe repair shou
and will be open on Saturday
morning for business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan j. Duncan
and daughter, Catherine May, OF
Brandon, were here this week to
attend the funeral of her father,
Mr.. E. E. Huffstatler, and are
guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Smith at Tchula un-
til Friday.
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MIR. and Mrs. Donald Black and
Donnie, Canton. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Taylor this week.
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Henri P. Watson, Jr., is attend
ing the stock show in Fort Worth,
Texas, this week.
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Mr., and Mrs. Paul Waldrop.
Mrs. +. M. Mapp and Mrs. Frank
McLendon went to Memphis,
Saturday on business and re-
manned for the Valley Fowler all
night singing convention at Ellis
Auditorium.