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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10
By
Richard H. Wilkinson

Ina ran up the drive. Phil turned
at the sound of her cry, left his COM
panion and came to meet her.
"Phil-Mr. Baconl Don't let him
buyl Don't! You'll be arrested"
She was breathless. II wanted to
get revenge because you snubbed
me, so IL"
Phil stared at her. IT don't be-
ieve I understand.
Don't you seel Father doesn't
own this place! merely said he
did so you'd sell it and get in
trouble with the real owner. It was
a mean, silly trick. I'm sorry"
Phu's features relaxed,
"Why, I'm glad you told me,
Ina-Miss Carlton. And about
that snubbing, too. I really
wanted to know you better;
but-well, 1t didn't seem pos
sible that such a pretty girl
would be interested in me-"
"But-but-then you haven't sold
the house?"
well, not exactly. I bought II
myself week ago. That man you
see up there is my architect. I was
explaining to him some changes
wanted made"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10

your uncle has done, he begins
making noises like busting. On
Charles drawing board II a picture
Of thumbnail sitting on top 4 big
pencil.
"T'bi Is . skSss h drsw;s6,
not ssanie1ring;' says tho teacher.
Take yosr basinsn someplses
sIss.'
"When Charlie comes home mad,
I tell him, Let sleeping dogs stay
sleeping But you know your uncle
next day he is going uptown to
the Museum from Modern Art, and
when he gets back he is all agog-
gle.
"'Frieds,' be ssyl TO b.
Panther, q man don't need per-
speetips. What BE- nssds Is ss,-
ta,s. n picture con b. piece
fruit or chair witb ono leg
makss no difference 50 long ~
in The corner is . guitar
$50, for the next week he L.
painting guitars-Moon Over Stan
ton Street with Guitars, Baby on
Pushcart with Guitars, and even a
picture, Guitar with Guitars.
"THEN, A FEW WEEKS later as
the crow flies, Is opening in the
Metropolitan for so cents a show
from a Frenchman - Van Click,
Van Goldberg, something"
ivan Gogh1" suggested.
''What's the difference so long a.
you're healthy" said Aunt Frieda.
when Charlie Is coming from the
museum he II saying, To-day
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10

Don't you see? Father
doesn't own this place! -.
1t was a mean, silly trick,
Pm sorry"
Carlton. Is there anything I can
do?"
His business-like tones were dis
couraging. eyes, there is. You see,
we have piece of property-an old
house-out on the Mendon road.
Last night father decided to dispose
of it and asked me to drop in and
see you about the NATTER
Phips eyes shone. Miss Carlton,
I believe can dispose of that prop
erty for you within two days. A
man was in here yesterday and
asked about it. Do you think $4,000
would suit your father?"
Il think" said Ina, that would
be fine"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10

this Van Cook. Supposing I sell,
maybe, one picture for five dollars
during my lifetime entire, and then
when I'm dead and gone the pic
lures is worth 30 million. By the
time I am dead and gone, you will
be likewise dead and gone, so who
gets the 30 million? My brother.
Why should that loafer get my 80
million? Let him 60 out and make
his own 80 million. From now on, I
am strictly old-stylish realist and
making pictures with cash value
like Grandma Moses. Which I am
signing Grandma Moishe.'
"Nsxt day Charlie Is going to
sss our butcher. I'm going to
paint narisl on your wall,' be
says, Wbols panoransS all kinds
saeealent meats. VIII BE- good
TO, tho cash register
"Schloomp says, What I got to
lose,' and so Charlie paints him a
muriel which he calls by name, the
Spirit of Meat. When it is finished,
Schloomp is saying when he sees
your uncle he knocks out his eye"
"Was it that bad?" I asked.
"a man could 60 bankrupt from
such PICTURE" said my Aunt
Frieda. "In Herman's strictly Kosh-
er store, your uncle is painting on
the wall nice cuts Rinderbrust,
chuck steaks, first-class plucked
chickens. But in the middle is the
Spirit of Meat holding a 15-pound
you should excuse the expression
Virginia ham,"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10

ward to tuning in on CHS Sunday
nights to hear him say the kind of
things they'd, like to say. Bergen
is kind; the Bergen Foundation
lends money to student nurses,
without interest, to finish their
training. He also maintains IL
scholarships in speech at North
western university - the school
where he couldn't finish because
he had not quite enough money.
For a scene in Goldwyn's Our
Very Own Ann Blyth was to be
licked on the cheek by Rags,
shaggy canine. He did fine until it
came time to kiss Ann; heartily
disliking the makeup she wore, he
refused to have anything to do with
her. Trainer Jack Pack solved the
problem by rubbing her cheek with
chunk of beef, and Rags per-
Torrance was enthusiastic.
Lou Steele was just visiting the
Paramount studio when Hal Wallis
spotted him. Steele was given al
screen test which resulted in sup
porting role in September AZ
fair; Wallis saw the rushes and
out him into 1.-The Furies."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10

find out something absolutely hair
racing. This Van Cook Is all his
life selling one picture for few
measly dollars, but now when he's
dead and can't eat, his paintings
Is worth 80 million. No wonder he
is cutting off his ear and they got
to drag him to asylum
"Your uncle mills and mulls for
q few days and then he Is making
q decision. 'Frieda, he says, 1t
doesn't pay a man should be like
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10

noon taking the
air on Delaney
Street. On t h e
sidewalk, like al
ways. is IL
in DIS C h a TX :
m q r k S a n d
Q c r a t C h ups
from children,
which your uncle
has been seeing
all his life. .
" a r "
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10

'What did Charlie do to
Schloomp?"
what didn't he dol" said Frieda.
'But better I should tell it to you in
sequins.
$50 happens last summer your
uncle and me, we are one after
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10
BROADWAY AND MAIN Street
Art Is Long but Life Is Short,
Full of Lumps and Black Eyes
By BILLY ROSE

quick Your Uncle Charlie is in trouble"
Half hour later in the flat lower Side
Ieda has been keeping house and hearth
20 years
whats up?" I asked.
Charlie hiding Brooklyn with
Gliding from what?"
to knock uncle's eye."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10
By INEZ GERHARD

EDGAR BERGEN has what many
- a man longs for, an outlet for
a side of his character that other
wise would be buried. Bergen isn't
funny; Charlie Mccarthy, Morti-
mer Snerd and the other Bergen
created characters are. Bergen is
polite; Charlie is the rudest per-
son on the air. People look for
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10
Minute
% Fiction

i
In town. We all like him, we'd all
like to know him better. The fact
that he's trying to stay a bachelor
until he gets his real estate business
built up, doesn't justify your anger"
This from her best friend, was
small consolation. Ina began to
scheme for revenge. Secretly she
loved Phil Bacon.
An idea came abruptly. It
took form slowly, but by tho
time she had reached home,
she had formed a definite plan.
Early the next morning Ina en-
tered the office of Phil Bacon & Co.
Phil, good looking, friendly, greeted
his visitor warmly, though with a
certain reserve.
Good morning." said Ina bright
ly. "I'm Ina Carlton. Perhaps you
remember that we were introduced
two days ago at Mrs. Whipple's
party.
Indeed I do remember, Miss
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10

playing falr W I t h
Phil. He didn't
8 nu b y o u. He
m e r e ly treated
you as he does
Ill x1o 4kL evs~1~
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10

EsI'M GOING TO GET EVEN with
l that man if it's the last thing
I dol" Ina Cartoons eyes were
blazing, cheeks flushed.
II presume" said Marlene Dale,
that you refer to Boylston's
famous bachelor, Phil Bacon?"
"You know very well whom I
mean! You were there. You saw
him snub me. Right in front of all
those other girls! Oh, I can still
see their hideous, laughing faces!"
Marlene sat down on the edge Of
the divan. you're little idiot to
act this way, Ina. And you're not
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10
Three-in-One Cabinet
To Grace Living Room

The Right Music Cabinet
WHETHER you need a compact
w three-in-one cabinet or sep
arate cabinets for radio, record
player and albums, pattern 800
gives directions for building it. A
sliding shelf to tit your machine
is an important feature. Pattern
is Csc.
WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE
Drawer 10
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10
HIGHEST Volcano

Cotopaxi, located in the eastern
chain of the Andes Mountains, is
the highest volcanic mountain in
the world. This beautiful volcano
II 1880 feet high and almost a
perfect cone in shape. The most
recent eruption was in 1911.
Care of Pigs
Prevent pneumonia losses among
pigs by avoiding overcrowding and
dusty floors and providing proper
ventilation without drafts.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10

Swiss Watchmakers
Up to 10000 workers in Switzer-
land are normally employed in
the Matchmaking trade-one out
of every IS persons engaged in
the nations industries.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10
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Evening star., 1950-07-20
Sesqui Events
Where to Go,
Whut to Do

This year marks the 150th ami
versary of establishment of the
permanent seat Of the United
States Government in the District
of Columbia. The National Cap
ital Sesquicentennial Commission
has scheduled the following events
in observance Of the city's 150th
birthday Gree of charge unless
otherwise noted:
f Today.
A :. visiting contingent Of the
Spanishtown Drill Team of Half
Moon Bay. Calf, will pay it's
tribute to the District at 8:15 pm,
preceding the White Sox-W Wash
ington game in Griffith Stadium
Continuing.
''Milestones in Americ a n
Achievement" an exhibit marking
the SeSquicentennial of the
Library Of Congress, as well as of
the District, 8 am. to 10 pm. at
the Library, First and B streets
Sc.
"The American Professional,
paintings and drawings recording
four centuries of American his
tory, the Corcoran Gallery of Art,
Seventeenth street and New York
avenue NV. Guided tour today
at 1890 am, New Frontiers. !"
1928 to 1859. Tomorrow at 10:30
am, "The Drum of War;" 1860
! to 1866.
Also. '.Plan of Washington" ar
chitectural exhibit at the Cor
coran Gallery. Gallery hours:
10 am. to 4:30p
Makers of History in Washing
ton, paintings of American states
men and their families. National
Gallery of Art, Sixth street and
Constitution avenue NV. Picture
of the week: Dolly Madison, by
Rembrandt Peale. Gallery hours:
10 am. to pm.
Evening star., 1950-07-20
775Ooo Automobile Tag Sets Ordered Here

The Department Of Vehicles and
Traffic has placed with the Lor-
ton Reformatory an order for
ITS, 900 sets Of automobile tags for
next year.
The tags will be the reverse
of this year, with a new and
brighter yellow background and
black numbers. The brighter
yellow paint was ordered because
the tags may have to do for an
other year, if there is a shortage
of steel as there was during World
War II, when metal tabs were at
tached to the old tags.
Traffic Director George E. Ke-
neipp said that. If there Is a
serious steel shortage he may not
be able to get even the metal tabs
and if this takes place he will
have paper stickers attached te
the windShields of the cars.
The order placed with Lorton Is
Evening star., 1950-07-20

smaller than that for this years
tags. If there is a war. it is be-
lieved there will be fewer auto
mobiles in the District. Officials
said they can readily order ad-
ditional tags if they are needed.
During the year ended March
81. the department sold 215,730
sets of tags. This year up to
June /. 181.141 sets of tags have
been sold.
The tags issued to members OF
Congress also will be changed next
year. They will have white
numerals on a blue background
For the first time, the tags OF
the members of the Senate will
have an "S'' in front of the num-
bers, and those of House members
an I'll"
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Mrs. Irvine to Speuk

Mrs. John M. Irvine, past presi-
dent of the National Council of
Women's Organizations of the
Presbyterian Church in the United
States of America, will address a
Training School for Women of
the Church, Presbyterian Synod
of Virginia, during it's meeting
July 24-30 at Massanetta Springs,
Va,
Evening star., 1950-07-20

A bushel of sweet potatoes will
produce as much as 10 pounds
of commercial starch.
Evening star., 1950-07-20

Mode by one Of the finest manufacturers
in the country. Light and dark shades,
as we'll as black for the clergy. Single
or double breosteds. Regulars, shorts,
longs and stouts.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-11-30
Robert Paul Odom
Nominated At Stute

Robert Paul Odom has been
nominated for president of the
senior class at Mississippi State
College, with election returns
scheduled for November 30.
Other candidates for president
are George Warner, Cleveland;
Charles Fritz Hudson, Jackson;
David Rice, Oakland; B. B. Ora
YES, Jackson; Sam Simmons, Ut
lea; Ben Yandell, Vance.
Nominations for vice president:
Everett Stone, Pascagoula; D. R
Branch, Duck Hill; Amos Burns,
Ruleville; Harold Mitchell, Pace;
FELTON, Byrd, Richton; Rouse
Caffey, Lambert.
Treasurer: Boo" Bethany.
Shuqualah; Albert Anders, Jack
song Bobby Brewer, Waynes-
boro; Bill Parks, New Albany;
Tommy Gilmore, Pontotoc.
Life Secretary: Elmer Roe, Biz
mingham; Carlton Carpenter,
Starkville; Helen Cabler, Meri-
dian; Henry Spang, McComb;
Bonnie Pickett, Mobile; Buddy
holland, Vicksburg; Charles
Crumbley, Laurel.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-11-30
Christmas Lighting
Rules Released TODAY
By Woman CIub
Entries Must Be
Made By 18th; City
RENTS On Bills

Entries in the Christmas light
Ding contest in Durant must be sub
mitted to Miss Annie Mcintyre
phone 76-W, by December 18th
The city of Durant will remit one
dollar from the December lighi
bill of all those entering the light
ing contest.
Valuable prizes will be given
in the contest which is sponsored
by the Woman's Club of Durant
Out of town judges will be used
Classifications for the contes.
have been set as follows:
Classific0tions
Residence-Indoor tree, which
must be visible from the street
outdoor tree which must be living
tree; doorway; window.
~ommercial-Any place OF bu.
siness. These may display mer.
chandise, which must have a
Christmas tie-up, and lights must
be used.
All entries must be lighted from
6 to 10 pm, from December goth
to 9th, inclusive.
An entrance fee of fifty $50
cents will be charged for a resi-
dence and one dollar ($1.00)
place of business.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-11-30
Holmes Woman's Kin
Killed In Accident
In Alaska Wednesday
Copt. Fred Dickinson
Was Veteron Of
World War II

Captain Fred T. Dickinson OF
the USA Air Forces, brother Of
Mrs. Samuel E. Sample Of Eben-
ezer, was killed in an accident
in Alaska Wednesday according,
to telegram from the War De-
partment received by members Of
his family Wednesday night. De
tails of the accident were moi
available.
Capt. Dickinson, "a, was a.
World War II veteran having ser
we'd six years in the armed for
ces with four years service over
seas in Greenland, Peru and Ea
rope. His job then was estah-
fishing communications bases and.
was highly secret. e
He was a member of the active
reserve and had been called back
to duty two months ago. He was
sent to Alaska two weeks later
and was engaged in communica-
tions work there.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Judith Lopker Dickinson, and
two children, Ann, nearly 6, and
Drew, aged two and one-halfs
years. They reside in Gary, Ind
as do his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick w. Dickinson, and a
brother, Robert M. Dickinson
Another brother, John c. DickirY-
son, resides at Hattiesburg. Mrs.
Sample is the only daughter in
the family
Capt. Dickinson had been con-
rected with an advertising agen-
cy IN Gary after discharge from
the army at the close of World
War II. He was a graduate OF
Scarsdale, N. Y. High School and
had attended the University OF
New York and Northwestern Uni
versity for about year and Size
months before going into thes
army.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-11-30
Pvt. Robert league
rains In Wyoming

Pvt. Robert league, son of Mrs
Jessie league of Durant is pres
emily training as an Air Force
Technician at the USAF Techni-
cal School at Warren Air Force
Base, Wyoming, it has been an
nounced by the commanding Of
ficer.
AT this historic former cavalry
post outside Cheyenne, the Air
Force is training young airmen
in many specialties needed for
air power. Besides clerical skills
such as clerk typist, clerk steno-
grapher. and administrative spe-
clalist, the schools at Warren Ali
Force Base train automobile me.
chanics. powerman, electricians
teletype operators and repairmen
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-11-30
W. |. Ellis, Jr. Has
New Position With
Moormun Feed Co.

w. L. Ellis. Jr., has announced
his acceptance of a position az
District Manager for Moormar
Feed Company, with whom he
was connected several years age
in the capacity of salesman,
Mr.. Ellis Real Estate and Mort
gage Loan business will continue
0r in the present locality in Lex
fngton under the management Of
Mrs. Esther White and Mrs. w
l.. Ellis, Jr.
Although his new duties viii
REQUIRE much of his time in South
Mississippi and part of Louisiana
Mr.. Ellis asks that those who have
building, improvement, refinanc-
ing. or real estate problems con-
tact Mrs. White and Mrs. Ellis. A
conference with Mr.. Ellis can BE-
arranged through them.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-11-30
Coordinatine Council
Plans Pasture Contest
Competition Open To
All Holmes Formers:
$10 Prizes Offered

The Holmes County Coordinat-
ing Council is now announcing a
county wide pasture contest open
to every farmer in Holmes coun-
ty. The contest will be limited
to three acres to give every farm
er, big or small, an equal chance
at the prizes offered.
A total of $4,000 or r,orc will
be offered as prize money. This
was made possible through inter
est and courtesy Of the following
local business firms:
Mississippi Power and Light
Co., International Harvester Co.
'-ssctTnes-C s~sAss4 Bank; First Ma.
tional Bank, Tchula Bank fMer.
chants and Planters Bank, Cru
ger Bank, Weathers5y Chevrole
Co., Coca-Cola Bottling Co, Da
vid Miles, Farmers Equipmen
and Sales Co., Gwin-Lail Co.
I. M. Williams and Son, Picken
Bank, j. j. Browning, Hand Mo
tor Co., and Massey Harris
Equipment CO., Pickens.
A large number Of pasture pro
jects are expected to enter thi
contest. The judging of this con
test will be based on: days grazed
fertilizer and minerals applied &C
cordlng to recommendations, ad
aptibility of the seed sown to tn,
particular soil type, and the per
NANCY of the pasture established
Interested persons are urged t
contact any Of the agriculture
workers in the county for more in
formation and plan now on enter
ing in this cotest.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-11-30
Durant Tigers Lose
Championship Game
10 Sturgis 32-13
Football Boys. Coach
Feted With Bouquet
At Tommie's Cote

The Durant Tigers were defeat
ed 1918 by the Sturgis clever
Tuesday night in the B Clas.
Championship game for distric,
four. The game, postponed from
Friday night because of the Sc.
we're cold weather, was played or
Bennett Field before a big crowd
OF Tiger and Sturgis fans.
The Tigers completed the sea-
son with no defeats in their
scheduled games, before being
downed by the strong Sturgis
team for the championship.
Following the game the football
boys and coach were entertained
at Tommie's Cafe with a banquet
at which Coach Van Stewart was
presented with purse as a gif
of business men and friends in
Durant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-11-30

In 1929 fund was started to
provide for new building, under
the leadership of DR.. j. S. Riser
il. The fund grew steadily
through the years, and in 1910
the actual building was carried
out under the leadership of Rev
w. r. Haynie.
Former pastors are: James
Newman, j. r. Parish, H. H.
Portwood, j. H. Cochran, A. v,
Rowe, E. E. Thornton, C. B. But
ler, j. P. Hickman, j. F. Tull,
7. A. Moore, H. F. Sproles, T.
L. Holcomb, w. E. Tarr, j. .
Mayfield, S. P. Poag, J. w. Hick
erson, A. P. Bently, S. G.. Posey
). M. Nets, J. r. Riser, Jr., w.
r. Haynie, J. H. Street, B. Frank
Smith, j. Niles Pickett.
Under the leadership of the pre-
sent pastor, Rev. c. M. Day, the
church has grown and prospered
in many ways.
Plans for an annex to the edu-
cational department are being
completed. Present church men,
bersnip is 739. 426 are enrolled in
Sunday School, so are officers and
teachers. In Training Union there
arc 1865; w. M. S. "a; Young Peo-
Piles Auxiliaries, 100. Mr.. James
Hays is music director and youth
leader. Miss Elaine Ellard is or
ganist. Sunday School Superin-
tendent is Mr.. Boyd Moss; Train
ing Union director, Mr.. Robert
Ray; w. M. U. President, Mrs.
Leon Englemann; Brotherhood
President, Mr.. Boyd Moss. Mr..
Marvin Mcclellan is chairman of
the present board of active dea-
cons. The Youth Rally every Sat
urday night is a very fine and in
Spirational service.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-11-30

There met in an old store in
Durant on Front street, known
as the "Old Ford Store" a band
of Baptists, who organized the
Durant Baptist Church April 81,
1867. James Newman was called
to be pastor.
The following were the church
members: DR.. w. E. Rosamond,
j. S. Rosamond, Miss Mollie Rosa
mond, Miss Lou Rosamond, w. r.
Sproles, S. II. Sproles, Mrs. M. c.
Sproles, M. F. Sproles, Mrs. Bel
anda Spl oles, w. L. Sproles, w. F.
Woods, W. l.. Woods, J. A. Woods,
Mrs. I. j. Woods, Mrs. L. K. A
Woods, H. D. Buckley, Mrs. Sarah
Buckley, Miss Mollie Buckley, w.
c. Anderson, Antisie Dodson.
The first clerk was w. c. An
derson. In 1870 the Sunday Schoo
was organized; in 1873 the church
advanced from quarter-time tc.
half-time preaching; in 1895 the
old frame building was sold and
replaced by brick church. In
1897 the Baptist Young Peoples
Union was organized; 1901 mark
ed the beginning of preaching ev-
cry Sunday; 1910, the church
building was destroyed by fire;
194l, new building was COM
pleted and first used; 1945, the
new building was dedicated, nine
and half years before maturity
date of last bond.
The church building in which
we worship today is the third to
house our congregation. The
second, brick structure, served
from the year 1895 to 1910. Two
additions were made to the Sec
ond building as requirements of
growing congregations and ex-
banding activities increased.