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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

Visitors ~ ule Milford Craneo
Nu hatufeat nigia a. f4elr fegulaf
tntsflnf bsff bussfk Pomona Mas
ti Hna Mff hVfnau Hedges. ~.
f1inpauif0 ~ 0f HHd Mle b Guy
hhFailt Mt Dhraj aud Bg Obeur
al ~ bfoadefnnk GrHbrn "a Was
g pltaaHft ~ btlcoiue these quests
af ai Brother bud aiaAt Gtaneefs
aft HlhHtr hhf0nin Boz milf0fd
tfaHff
m Duaune Lyuuf Community
affylf' Chairman fep0tied nbaf
HIiiDf9 GfHuRt bad sponsored n
Community flrau 80 Woek pul
tf aHo ihm fAr winners ~ nhr
iaIn. bt4t Ni aud Mts rlafruop
4 JfaitH Mts Iynno efated ghD
ni.iH0 ~ fIaut alJ city Onl0ale
an1 Jrlarua iot fAAJf splendid
~ 9p.H aflon
$500 i1ougla pfy jlomf lse0
tDml' chairman Bad ebatRr Of iltp
p1nFfa1u ln bef uty Rta90ua
maiapf splendid Dt0Rtam wae
presented 0u flf fatf aUg ialslng
~ 1flf 1855 being 0uf ~ Mrs
ffff h0lHfH fOloBul slldrs wets
AoHb ~ fbe beautiful yaUefifs
1hlt D. ibs slime ~ yrai when
fefftnuF beglna fhlukinY about
SURFING and planflug lH fhe yaFd
GOO fhfdfb Dur of fbe most iin
spffani Things ~ remember whom
lfahs pfafilhf FfHb 80 b1rH 8ud
hfubf ie 49, aboid Wliflup a feN
muHif fof i1Hnapiauilng afe a. W.
i't iilf Dlaute hell bof0p Ifjug
lhrn fiOu fhf gfOuud Nnrp bail
~ saffl about f4e roots ~ ibpy
aff lifted ~ dip fllp roots lH ibipk
muddy water % fllf soil De- diy add
nattf a. fbf partially 0llnd hOlp
hhFh aFilnf iiif plant Pao1 mOisi
apI around iiH roots and anaiiep
0fY s00 loosely ou fhe aHffaeo ~
ihf ground Hhade iOf few d9ys
SITTER ffanaplanNuN Az pr0fea them
ftom dufH 500 Nghf when b ls
pa ibie Dabaplaui 0u cloudy
aay ~ iat lu nle AFTERNOON ~ eye
niuf MauY planif aIf lOei booauaf
ilft h1t bflotr teoOyffy fhf FIRST
~ howf aiisJ TRAM planting
mf i.dib iany Has lu charRe
~ fs1te LupUi iDi ihr eyfmug
mi Donald Jeaief VII ariBp
nt.as hAsk
fhr pf0gfam f0f fhls Wfpk VIII
b. Boa fiatrs ~ iif i<f9uttr Mrs
ba fafy and AIll be- - play eu
fflfG iiHtofy ~ fbp Wtflng ~
filf aafl0nal Anthem
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12
Items Of a Purely
Person al Nature

Miss Margaret BauBdsrs Wa Do
Ap9ssi0wD w. for . yish viii
relatives
@fs Ksiie B0OBe ~ Fpsdopioa
vac ibs wfskeDd guest " Mrs WI.
ilaiD q Smith
Mrs Psd y WeizDll Of y n
spent lasi wAek Vim bep sisiD,
@'s IlizaDsb y puybs
@lH JObB lfUfobep n Win. was
ilir kpna " ~ ma Mrs IOKaH
bilfj p Daf ~ MS wsek
william 4 Bmtb VI Wilmington
U3s tbe YUnsi ~ Mr ADd Mrs
p'a"k q H'j" ~" Dast WEEKEND
D3yld HrrsOD. Wb0 feoeuily Du.
dffbeDi 8D aDDsndsoiOmy lD Ne.
uDllaJ Hospital returned ~ BIS
boDe ~ monday
Mrs Wafer BszBa aBd DAUGHTERS
B9tbata jsaB aDd Katby " Win.
hfrD weekend guests VI Der mother
@is Dayls q Dtlsr
~ aBd Nrs y. Bayage and dan,
K1iff ifDblD JyDB anG Mye. EfDua
blsiOD " JfaBepk, N, j., we're week
tDa quests ~ W. 8Dd Mrs. Ebs
bay8Hs
~ 9Dq Mrs. iisYOld Short and
w. aud Mrs Charles banning en-
jDySd y WOiOr zip ~ WILLIAMSBURG
9Dq Dn t0W9rd ibs south over the
yasi wSsbsBd Jbsy lsu Thurs.
aoy aDd returned sunday
Mrs Gs0Fge v, BssmOD and two
9aUKbiers ~ Suffolk, W. win
Spend DfE Week vim ber DaFsBfs.
~ apd Mrs a. u. HOlzm1llsy ~
tbflf ooii9He "a ksbObOfb Np Bes.
mon D. bjlDglBg them tOday and
WI ffiuiD DsEt weekend ~ take
ibeB home
-
BtadtOd y Kitchens VINO bas
nDWDlfifd bis apprenticeship Do ibp
Jlouhi business attended the an
bual boDqusi aB1 apprentice gta1,
union sksrelsfs which Wspe held
% CDiq Ball ROM " tbs Hotel Du.
Ppbi Win, i9st Monday evening.
hilfn be- WIS 8W8yded bis gradu.
9iloD certificate BE WIS aeeOBl.
Dablfa W Clarence =. BeOtt, owner
:" ibs Blue lien GREEN House with
hliDW be 10 ass0ci8ted iB business.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

~ hiy llum fhp Time is
iYnf paaaad toi aoobaiios ~
iif ,insaaul nDd ! know
fls0 y Hll disastrous a.
nlis Ou fdday wtl ullle
oN my miHd fheepi WHlk lD
pHf yatd blih my good huabaud
aha oHf 9of JuNf" faie ~
bad lHgf eanRll uD blil ule Bug
HH 5000 in flf lofplal wa
bad healp wound aud bruises
init apd ilWfe 1hu sounds
tafis3 ffHtaonn DUi iilefA
llabf bffn ~ HHuy aVmDeUea
ilnht az DHf busy bff 49, f9l
49, ADh kih9 aHd KD9g friends
and family fsH o. Il needed
itH ilf nHuflne fnlir. Rffs,
hpnffs astgf HHd ieiiAts 40
ilt mHaH W Whleb nt meos
Hff ii'osf illHff 1bptf hagn
hfah habt ahe ~ 10Y. thai 4
am indeed fiHitfw f0f aiiA0
iHtH aHe fpf remembrance De-
hat etpifslbg d ~ aHat
49, iDpf na1f VII "a h
Ha,9 opportunity f9f mf ~
ifihfh ~ mang fyiGnuNfs ~
friendship A. 81 q
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12
Kiwanis Notes

A. l8si THssday nights Biw9Bis
ElHD meeting there were several
guests from DOYsY, ~, Dave
0fssDs, W. iiaHOid Baksy. ~.
Biii TOybsft DIN FIBnsg8B aDd
DF 81 a. Baker, bt8te Poultry
PstbOlOgisi
Mg Ramon CObbs, BnD't " the
MlltDt1 bebOOls, was aisO . guest
~ ne oiHb,
me program was ln charge "
paBt President AZ ilBmes and cOn-
sisted ~ y gHiz 90 KlWanis and .
movie entitled, PRED Jones, ~
WaniaB"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12
Babies Born At
Milford Hospital

May 2-Glrl, Mr.. and Mrs. Tru
man Campbell, DagsbOrO; Girl. Mr.
and Mrs. John Burns. SeafOrd: boy,
Mr. and Mrs Leon Rust, Farming
ton
May 4 Girl, Mr. and Mrs. Will
am McCOlIey. Milford: girl, Mr.
and Mrs James Parsons. SeafOrd
May 6 girl. Mr.. and Mrs. IvaI
Wood, cOlOred, Bridgeville.
May girl, Mr. and Mrs. COul-
ter PasswateTs. Brldgeville.
May girl, MT. and Mrs. Rich
ard Webb, Georgetown; girl, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry BatsOn, cOlored,
GeafOrd; boy, Mr. and Mrs. VirdeD
Mitchell. Ocean View.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12
Hospital HOstesses

Thursday, May 18th. 2 to g.
Mrs. Pennewlll Isaacs
Friday. May 18TH. Z TO 8-Mrs
DOttie Ratherhel.
Saturday, May 9th. 2 to 3-Mrs
James SaleYan.
Sunday, May 4. 2 to 3-Mrs
George Draper; Z TO 8-Mrs. Ber-
nard BhOrtall
Monday, May 18th, to 8-Mrs
Logan Grier
Tuesday. May 18th. 2 10 Mrs
Remsen Barnard.
Wednesday May 18th. Z to g.
Miss Florence Pearce.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

the Kent General Hospital, Wed
Bes10V evening, May 3. Iie had guf.
tered . heart attack earlier in the
aay ana WIS rushed ~ the hOsDi-
~ Dc WaB born near Green wood
ID" sOn Ot the l8te Robert W. and
IDy"y Nsssiek LOn8Bd, aud had
lly"d 10 that community az bis
Di". iiS w1s employed by the Del
bWats Aircraft Industries, Of
Greenwood for many years. lie was
o member ~ the Greenwood fire
Company Funeral services were
bed ~ bis l0ts residence, Fast
Main Street, Green wood, Sunday
afternoon Do charge Of the Rev. j.
v, Layton, pastor Of Greenwood
Methodist Church iBterment WAS
30 49, JObDBtOWn Cemetery, near
Greenwood Iie ~ survived by bis
wife, Mrs.. Mildred Collision LOhand
aDd a daughter, Mrs, William
Smith, Of Wilmington Manor, VII
miDgtOnj I'VE brothers, Alfred Os-
ear 1Dd Harvey, all Of Greenwood,
Roy, Of Brldgsyille aud Cornelius,
NJ Wilmington four sisters, Mrs.
John 3, is00oA BlleBd9le; Mrs
ii9yry g. WHEY BridgeYille; Mrs
Mildred Belts, Milford and Mrs.
Warrior M1gee, Of Green wood.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12
Local Redmen To
Observe Booster Day

The Gaklmas Tribe No. 10. /. D.
r. d., this city. viii observe Red
Mems Booster Day. Sunday. May
18th. They are planning to operate
an excursion 10 Philadelphia and
Bhibe Park on that day. The Ath-
letlcg play the New York Yankee
a double header on that day. Bus
viii leave At 900 in the mOrning
and tickets can be bought from ar
Red Man at 5000 for the rOunf
trip. Box seats have been securef
and the game begins at 1870 o.
clock.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

eEHfua ftefHs.H "a ffs
t a+aaa fhHfal
I M noIsau
ma sod mf
lt- lienla ana So lios
m fea aH ~ So aha
m suh Ensaa ~ Ha
ant maffsd by fhf
eaa AH hak.f
40 asHbs Uf ceremony
ln HnssaIasI aiim
~ t ata8iHf lup ~
Ha abon
taHfH hH bm n nat
aIsat aIf iIfaH Al as
HH fat l4tlahais
aan IafH tmal,aH5
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12
Engagement Announced

W. ahd MFs, =. Dukes RObb "
near Milford, announce the engage
Msnt ~ their daughter, Miss DOTO-
ny q BODb. ~ Mr. q. Francis
Downs, ron " NJ and Mrs. Gilbert
W Downs, " near Clayton, No
date has been set Tor the wedding
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12
Deaths of the Week

DDLiN
Ms lAur9 r. DullB n, wife NJ
Waltsr e. DuliB ~ Milford. died
lJidsy night, Nay 3, 1860 "A tbe
Dlit9rd Memorial Hospital after "a
bong illness Other survivors, ar0
lbtf" dauKHtris, Mrs ABpa Walls
uhd ibr Mlases lAUra ond Edna
IjullD pll ~ Milford, three brothers
brDtkf @OJro, ~ Kingston, rs. y.
u J.. MOOrs ~ fliBi, Mich. aud
Eugene Moore ~ Wyoming, five
grandchildren and two great grand
children Jhs funeral WIS held
from ihe Berry Funeral Home Tues
1ay aflelDOOn "a Z O'el0Ck The Rev.
ltoy J., 1Awos, DasiOr NJ ibs Avenue
Methodist church Offioisied. lDisy-
Dspi WIZ iD ibe cemetery NJ Odes-
sa
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

Jumes W. WHEY age 90 years,
husband ~ ON l. Wiley, pissed
awuy 20 The Milford Memorial
Hospital Tuesday evening, May
ytb, uiisr long illnsss Funeral
anryiees VIII De- held nt ths Berry
Funeral iiOms, Milford, on Friday
utieln0D ~ = OPl00k D. $ y Row
Roy j. J1wes " Avenue Methodist
church VIII ODioatp iDt0rmsnt
viii be m8de iD ODD Follows Gene
Tory Milford Friends my oall NJ
tbo Funeral Home Thursday eye
Ming, aftor 7 O'pl00k Bpsidos bis
wife be b. survived by one dough
ier Mrs Charles y, Stevenson, Jr,
81 GeOrRet0wD, four sons, Joshua
and Harold ! Will0y Of Milford
MARX ~ Wiley 0f Harrington and
Jamss y Wiley LlDnOlD, four
grandchildren, one sister Mrs irA
sharp, Of Frederioa and bis mo-
thor Mrs iGmmo Wiley also "
frederloA
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

Robert Manuel Harmon, are 50,
passed 8way ~ bis home near Nil
iQD 0D Saturday, Nay ., after q
short illness.
fuDer4l services were held from
Bethel A, ~ y, Church, Milton. on
"Wednesday afternoon "a 2 o'clock
WielmeDi vas m9de iB Bethel Gem
eiery WITH Rev WalliD iD charge.
~ ijAupOD is survived by -four
s0Ds, ii9rYey NJ aDG ileU w, both
~ milton, Joseph W., Riverside, n.
J., 9Dg it0bsw irving Harmon ~
LeWesj also iwO daughters, Mrs
Clarence y Warren ~ Milton, and
Mrs Melvin Harmon, Milton one
0D-iDsi4W, Reginald MOslsy ~
Nllf0rdj ~ grandchildren aDG BiBs
Rfe4il kFaBdGbllGBsn,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

ROY NiDDer, ags 90, died at the
Milford Memorial DOsDrfl Wed,
nesd9y evening, May ,, where he
b0d been patient since Tuesday.
jie WIS the sou Of the late Thomas
md Bebeeea Price MinDer, and
born near Harrington and had liy-
I'd there All bis lifs. lie never mar
pied Funeral services were held o.
the Boyer Funeral Home Monday
afternoon in charge Of the Rev
orier Baker, pastor Of the Pilgrim
holiness Church. intormeDt WIS IN
Hopkins Cemetery near FELTON,.
iie ~ suryiyed by D brother, Thorn
~ MINER, IT,, near FELTON,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12
EMRERLAIN

lewis y GmberlsiD, Age 10, died
lD BmyTDa Monday night, Nay !,
afier lengthy illness iie WIS tho
sOu 0f the lato James y, ADd EliEg
both Cline EWberl9iD gDd bad re-
sided noer harrington for many
ye9rs whore be Was engaged iD
Turning 1918 wife, Claga EWbop
lain died eight yaars aRO Funeral
serYioes were beld "a fbe Boyer
lfuneral Home saturday afternoon
ln churKs 0f fbo Roy Thorpe Wheiy
atOne pABtOr ~ fbe NaEagsne
fhWch italJ1Ugt0p iDisrWeni was
iu it0Dkps Cemetery, De8r FeltOD
ite ie survived ny % f0siey SOP
Janus ENberlaiu ~ BsygiDKt0D,
ppd Dieoe Mrs. ijaEsi SBartz, ~
hfoHDHm Obi9
lOifLAND
Nomsp ipsDkiD L9BaDd, ~
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

tay boats atf 40 aud Mrs.
lmly laaae vino lYf on "a
falm nfai iObu. aud who share
iAs SIDE opru spnfs With ill1r
many ffrud Following Sun
0ay school an6 rliutcb aefyioss,
mHny ~ iAnu bff invited OUT
a. iu1 lomr au9 a. buUP
lhrlt lamlllt iof what mlRld
hose bffu rallpd Dnahfaal, o.
maybp lit nOnd b. ryter Any
NHy tlfB ralnf ln lWOs, i0urs
and ~ unill HbOul bait a ban
afad bad aiuWd 1heir WAY
plenty fof $40 lu fltc wy ~
iYn9 and ihr euirf1aiumeul WIZ
ifti up az ihf individual This
yonnf 4dUi flo0p baa some.
ilunf a. teach other RrOups
They aif informal yet hayiuR
ihf uflh nrapoo fot ille wishes
~ Dihfis and ihr ruay way ~
entertaining ~ ihe bral And
fia 'iulaifn atf Included many
umf tm all make tor q
happy lmf and % naf iuH ibai
un aunday
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

@ ~ aent1 h
aaaa Gao H4 Gag
--Tls fslssfassg nsfb :
4aa as. aaurBi.1 ~
$50 m l-ft Hts
an+ ESQ 49, Iamt ou
@ hffasaIt bsal.safd ErH
s u aHa go. BoaH m+H
a ~ bnhaas
a -. atft a. ..a5ss
Hse pfte-ae8 u.
H s sait 1lss as4.
hs f h.s8 Jas
f Etf3 8ean.s n.
hsob tsu aum 80.
t + Msfu nd
tr lfnss.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

Mf DabId b Gfeeue aud
mt t9bfi kudolph have is
HHtd lntlailout iot coiffr "a
ilf hftfuf home ou lsakfylew
atshpe 1bu'adsy May d. "a
lu IlHfy
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

MOTHER DAY BAZAAR There
will be a Mothers Day Bazaar held
in Christ Episcopal Parish House
On Friday. May u, from / p. m. to
9 p. m. Come and buy your Mother
gift. On sale viii be homemade
candies. aprons and plants, such as
geraniums. pansies, African viOlets
and rock garden flowers. Please or
der your plants in advance by cali
ing by phone to either, Mrs. W. C.
Barber, phone 5039, or Mrs. c. H.
Wood. phone 1923. who are co-chair
men for the affair.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

BYKOTA CLASS-On Monday ev-
ening, May 8. the Bykota Glass Of
Calvary Methodist Church, met at
the home Of Mrs. Dorothy Holden.
The hOstesses for the evening were
Mrs. Dorothy Holden and Mrs. ViO-
let Marvel.
Following devOtiOns, an interest
ing Bible study on Psalms was Civ
en- by Mrs. Frances Gary.
A business meeting was then
held.
Refreshments were served.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

Normap bysBbJiD L0taDd, ~
GtseDW90d, 9gs ~ yssys, died tD
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

CONFERENCE DELEGATE AR.
Paul VIM. Baker Of the whltesvlile
Charge was elected hy lhe Methna
dist Youth Fellowship co attend The
Peninsula Annual Conference b 81
held at Union Church, Wilmington.
on May 20. He will De seated with
Mrs Ira webb the lay Leader aud
the Rev. W. A. Turner, pastor be
the charge.
Miss Ruth Jones was selected az
the youth alternate and Mlaa Judy
Cicc0ne and Mr., Billy Turner aa
delegates az large,
This Is part az the special cons
ference youth program Ia church,
manshiD training which RivNh
young leaders a chance ca eoe Che
conference business session. The
church youth have a Or0gram 0i
their own beginning E'rldav eVas
ming 40 St. Pants Church with lho
painter-evaDgollsl Howard Rllia
speaking, SATURDAY. afternoon win
be set aside Tor business and lhe
evening win CLOSE with q BANQUET
addressed hy RishON III Y, Carson
Of PHILADELPHIA, The lmpreaalva
ordination service at historic Az.
bury Church, SUNDAY afternoon.
win be 2 ltting close Cor the youth
delegates,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

SCOTTISH RITE CLUB. Hen
~ Mcdonnell. president. has an
nounced that the Spring Meeting
Of the Kent-Sussex ScOttish-Rite
Club viii be held on Friday. Nav
18th. in the Goshen Methodist
Church. Milton. Delaware. AZ 7sOO
p. m. d. S. r.
p G. Chaplain Roy L. Tawes viii
be the speaker and W. Harrison
Phillips has arranged for the en-
tertainment Members are urged
To bring their ladies as their
guests p G. n. George r. Mack
lin, ST. win serve as POSTMASTER.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

CAMP BARNES FILMS Menu
bers Of the Georgetown AlillsbOrO
Rotary Club last week viewed a
film Of activities at Camp Barnes,
taken last summer. The film was
shown by Corporal John Ferguson,
Of the Delaware State Police, who
was introduced by Nicholas Varra-
to, program chairman. A visiting
Rotarian was DR.. w. o. Daisey, of
RehObOth.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-09-28
Winners In Holmes
Continued From Page One)
Crops Division

Crops Division
Crops: sugar cane, 1st, Obie
Byrd; End, Bobbie Harrison; 3rd,
Sherman Bailey. Sweet potatoes:
1st, Obie Byrd; End, Sherman
Bailey; 3rd, H. T. Bailey. Soy
beans, LIST, Bonnie Cakes; End,
John Kimbrough. Peanuts (bunch)
LIST, Ernest Harrison. Fodder, LIST,
Tommy CAN'T. Peanuts (bulk),
End, Grover Bailey. Corn on stalk,
LIST, Billy Causey; End, Curtis
Johnson; 3rd, Robert Thompson.
Corn Gear, white), LIST, Tucker
Byrd; End, Obie Byrd; 3rd, N. E.
Dickard. Corn Gear, Yellow, LIST,
Tucker Byrd; End, Sherman Bail
ey; Bird, Billy Causey. Clover seed,
LIST, John Kimbrough.
Women's Division
Winners in the women's divi-
sion of the fair were as follows:
Community booths: 1st, Lexington
Home Demonstration Club; End,
Bethesd a Home Demonstration
Club; 3rd, Cruger Home Demon
stration Club.
Foods: 3 quarts vegetables, 1st,
Mrs. Aaron CAN'T; End, Mrs. Dol
lie English; Bird, Mrs. W. A.
Brown. 2 pints canned meat, LIST,
Mrs. c. F. Moore; End, Mrs. z. B.
Byrd; Bird, Mrs. w. w. Sally. 8
quarts canned pod vegetables, 1st,
Mrs. w. w. Salley; End, Mrs. Dol
lie English; 3rd, Mrs. z. B. Byrd.
3 pints Of pickles, 1st, Mrs. Aaron
Can't; End, Mrs. M. F. Devine;
Bird, Mrs. Edgar Brown. 3 quarts
plain canned fruit, LIST. Mrs. w. w.
Salley; End, Mrs. K. D. Henry;
Bird, Mrs. c. F. Moore. 8 pints jelly,
LIST, Mrs. z. B. Byrd; End, Mrs.
Paul Hanson; 3rd, Mrs. Minnie
Marlborough. 5 jar exhibit, 1st,
Mrs. w. T. Holder; End, Mrs. c. F.
Moore; Bird, Mrs. Dollie English.
Clothing: street dress, LIST, Mrs.
W. R. Sullivan; End, Mrs. C. F.
Moore; 3rd, Mrs. S. J. Browning.
Work dress, 1st, Mrs. c. F. Moore;
End, Mrs. J. M. WATSON; Bird, Mrs.
z. B. Byrd. Child's dress, is
years, 1st, Mrs. D. w. Reed; End,
Mrs. W. E. Pass; Bird, Mrs. Hayes
Parish.
Home Improvement: Hook rug,
1st, Mrs. G.. G.. Griffin. Shag rug,
1st, Mrs. Jack P. Williams; End,
Mrs. Edgar Brown; 3rd. Mrs. W.
w. Salley. Crochet work, LIST,
Mrs. Robert Campbell; End, Mrs.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-09-28
Proclamation
Employ the Physically Handicap
ped Week - October IL. 1850


WHEREAS, the nation, by act
of Congress has set aside the first
week of October of each year as
a time for observance of National
Employ the Physically Handicap
ped Week; and
WHEREAS the State Of Missis-
sippi, by proclamation of Govern
or Fielding l.. Wright, will again
observe Employ the Handicapped
Week" as part of the national
campaign and as a period for en-
phasis on the y~ear-round program
promulgated in 1947; and
WHEREAS the citizens of Lex
ington, being aware of the impor-
lance of such a campaign to this
community, realize fully the ur-
gent need Of rehabilitating and
employing those of our fellow
citizens who have acquired ply
steal h~andicaps: and
WHEREAS, handicapped work
ers have demonstrated over and
over again that they possess off
setting attributes which make
them highly desirable workers
when properly placed on jobs thai
utilize their abilities. and
WHEREAS, the employers 0.
Lexington have ar opportunity tt
assist in this national effort t.
rehabilitate otherwise but quail
fled physically handicapped work
ers by employing them al the.
would other qualified workers
and,
WHEREAS, all these PHYSICAL.
handicapped workers want il
work on jobs in which they ma,
! become self-supporting and indie
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H. j. Johnson; 3rd, Mrs. w. B.
Sansing. Knitted work, LIST, Mrs.
Ethel Roberts. Embroidered
work, 1st, Mrs. c. F. Moore; End,
Mrs. S. j. Browning; 3rd, Mrs.
Monroe Fryer. Sack articles of
clothing, LIST, Mrs. Edgar Brown;
End, Mrs. S. j. Browning; 3rd,
Mrs. Jessie Byrd. Aluminium
trays, 1st, Mrs. M. w. Estes; End,
Miss Mariana Kimbrough; 3rd,
Mrs. Aaron CAN'T. Quilts, 1st.
Mrs. A. J. Hannah; End, Mrs. H.
T. Hathcock; 3rd, Mrs. A. w.
Bouchillion.
Ali Winnres
All winners were: girls dress,
1st, Bobbie Farmer; best biscuits,
LIST, Bobbie Farmer; best corn
meal mullins, LIST, Bobbie Farmer;
best rolls, LIST, Frances Rogers;
best cup cakes, LIST, Bobbie Farm
err.
! Colored Exhlbifs
Colored exhibits were judged
as follows. Community booths:
LIST, Ambrose; End, Providence;
Bird, Mount Olive. Individual
booth: End, Sarah Randle. .
Crops: Corn: Gear, white), 1st,
! David Wilks; End, Jessie Wilksi
Bird, Samuel Anderson. Corn
Gear, Yellow, 1st, Tom Wilks; End
Nick Archer; Bird, Nick Archer
Peanuts, Bird, Sarah Randle
/ Pumpkin, LIST, Milton Olive. Bias
ket of pepper, LIST, Annie Red
mond. Corn on stalk, 1st, Jessie
Wilks. Sugar Cane, 1st, A. d
Mix. Cotton, 1st, Sam Pittman
Soy beans, 1st, Milton Olive. Hay
bale, lst, Milton Olive. Sweet po'
~tatoes, 1st, Nick Archer; End, Nick
Archer; Bird, Robert Ingrahams.
Poultry Placings
Poultry placings, white and col
ored, were: broilers, 1st, Buster
Read; End, Lille Wilkes; Bird,
Tommy CAN'T. Trio e hens, !
rooster), 1st, Ross Rhyme; End,
N. M. Parkinson; 3rd, ]. N. Hall.
Pullets, LIST, Ross Rhyme; End, K.
D. Henry; Bird, Cecil Leflore. Tur-
keys (gobblers), 1st, Ross Rhyme;
End Tom Wilkes; Bird, z. l..
Brown. Turkeys (hens), LIST, Ross
Rhyme; End, Tom Wilkes; 3rd,
Cecil Leflore. White eggs, LIST,
T. A. Barrentine; End, J. N. Hall.
Brown eggs, LIST, Ross Rhyme, End,
Mrs. r. c. Causey; 3rd, K. D.
Henry.
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pendent citizens of our commune

pendent citizens of our communi-
ty,
NOW, THEREFORE,, I Allie S.
Povall, mayor of the City of Lex
ington, do hereby proclaim and
set aside the week of October IT,
as Employ the Physically Handi-
capped Week, and ! request all
city officials, employers, civic, re-
ligious and social organizations
within its municipal boundaries
to aid in every possible manner in
bringing to the attention of the
whole population that handicap
ped workers are capable of per-
forming thousands of different
jobs.
AND I URGE all employers to
survey their plants, stores, and
offices to determine what jobs
may be filled by handicapped per-
sons and to place these openings
with the Mississippi State EN-
ployment Service, which has
been established as a free job
finding and filling public service
for the benefit of employers and
workers.
AND / FURTHER URGE all
Good Citizens of Lexington to
bear in mind that the problem OF
handicapped workers is q con-
tinuing one all year round, and,
as such, merits the consideration
of all Of us fifty-two weeks a year.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l
have nereunto set my hand and
have caused the seal of the City
of Lexington to be affixed.
(Seal) Allie S. Povall, Mayor OF
Lexington, Mississippi.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I, T. G. Felts, give notice that /
began operation of the China
Street Drive Inn Cafe in Lexing-
ton, Mississippi on September
10Th, 1850 and that I in no way
am responsible for any debts OBJ
1igated before that date.
Witness my signature this 10
day of September, 1850.
T. c.. FELTS. 23-2tp
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BEST GREETINGS in the South
Make more money. Sell Embos-
sed Name-Imprinted Christmas
Cards, SO for 81. Make soc on
21-Card ST. assortments, IS others
include Religious, Humorous,
Plastics. Bonus. FREE imprint
samples. Assortments on appro-
val. CHARM, 1893 Peachtree N.
E., Dept. 209, Atlanta, Ga.
24-1tp
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FOR SALE - One 8-ft. meat case.
First class condition. One ten
hole ice cream cabinet, one set
OF scales. See Mann Smith,
Phone 371, Lexington, Miss.
24-tfnp
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SALE - Ideal wooden cor
ner cabinets reduced Is to Is
per cent. On display floor at
the Lexington Lumber Co.,
Phone 400. 24-1tnp
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SALE - 100 acre farm 5 mi.
south west of Durant 2 miles
off 81 highway on all weather
gravel road. 100 acres level
balance slightly rolling. Live
water for stock the year rund.
Stone residence 24x36. One ten
ant house and out houses, cleo
tricity, mail and school route.
Price $50 per acre. H. H. Dod-
son, Durant, Miss. Office phone
331-W, residence 389-W. 22-3tnp