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THURSDAY. DECEMBER II. 1850

1O2; Right, 1O2; Potter, 1902; A. Mar
tin, 1O1; Bond, 100; Kaufman, 100;
Nave, 100.
Team Standing
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campbells Standard sta. rs; Mrs. Mild
red Holmes s.: Watkins-Aldridge Equip.
Co. ll4S; MISUNDERSTANDING Equip. Co.
$3.50; Observation-Disclosures Equip. Co.
1927; MISUNDERSTANDING Equip. Co.
2576: Red T. Serv. Sta. l7T.i4: Hand
Motor Co. ll.60; Hand Motor Co. 29.93;
Powers Garage l.; Bruz Johnson $50.
In Re: Separate Road District No. 3.
The Road Report Tor Separate Road
District No. 3. having been filed with
the Board and the same having been
o. Ked by the Board, it Is hereby or
uered that the following accounts be
allowed payable out of Separate Dis
trict No. 3. as follows:
Yazoo Valley Elec. Power Assn. 1894;
Peoples Drug Store Las; The Fincher
h. c, Brock no., Buford Tractor n
Imp. Co. $50; Henson Motor Co. 22.19.
Super Serv. Sta. % 80; Sou. Equip.
Sales 1888: Miss. Road Supply Co.
IA fH; ssand isca: % Oscar Sp' Tss,Sa; i Esl;
James Harthcock no.: Norris Dick
ard no.; Edward Chisolm no.; Phil
Ables 1l0.; Shot Killebrew 1870; Ar
thu Edwards 8.75.
In Re; Separate Road District No. 4.
The Road Report for Separate Road
District No. 4. having been filed with
the Board and the same having been
D Ked by the Board. 1t is hereby or
tered hat the following accounts be
allowed payable out of Separate Road
District No. 4, as follows:
Estell Scott las. Walter Wigley 10;
Johnnie M. Hearn 100: w. O., Rey-
nolds rs: Yazoo Valley Elec. Power
Assn, $40: Sou. Equip. Sales 4l,56;
1 H. ES,~aif Sfo I ;or
Oil Co. Is; Lion Oil Co. 1888.
In Re: Pickens and Richiand Separate
Road District.
The Road Report for Separate Road
Pickens- Richland. having been filed
with the Board and the same having
been filed with the Board and the
same having been o. Ked by the Board
it is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out
of Separate Road Pickens- Richland
District. as follows:
Willie Spencer 60; Rays Gravel Co.
$3.50: Alton Terrell 1875; Arthur Ed
wards 70.:J. a. Harm 43;75: H; Q. Pet
tus 61.25; H. Z. Winstead 83.75: Stand
ard Oil Co. 1926; Standard Oil Co.
F, 1874; G.. d. Wynne 270.26; Sou. Equip,
Sales 24.72; Western Auto Store pick
ens) sol: Miss. Road Supply Co. 74.7s
In Re: Separate Road District No. S,
Crugef
The Road Report for Separate Road
District No. 5. Cruger having been
filed with the Board. and the same
having been o. Ked by the Board. II
Is hereby ordered that the following
accounts be allowed payable out Of
Separate Road District No. 5. as fol-
lows:
Lee White no.: Nose Tolbert a..
James Washington g.: Clark Woods 8.
! Clement Hampton a.; Lucy N. Cos
TO-: Joyce Cox 160.; Hammet Gravel Co
65.SS: Rays Clay Gravel Co. IS $50; Mil
stone Store Ala: Lion Serv. Sta. $50
Standard Oil Co. 101. "a: Lion Oil Co
8 SIS; jackson Road Equip. Co. 1870
Gordon Motor Co. 2 $50.
In Re. Separate Road District No. 8
Tchula.
The Road Report for Separate Roa,
District No. s, having been filed wit
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II. Dew Lumber Co 1871; Hanco on
and Grease Co. 210.84; Caldwell Gull
vert 20. 25l.41, Roper Supply Co.
49,. 81; Brown Bros. 81; Jim Siddon
100; Richard Ellis ITO. Jackson toad
EQUIP. o. 60o.sS: G, D. Thornton 53.o7:
Harthcock 1850; W. L. Edwards So.
w. M. Edwards IS. G.. d. Thornton
660. IS; Otto Wallis $40; l.. o. Spell
2o5.50; L. o. Spell 2o7.: Matthias Lum-
Wade Hdwe. Co. 1916; J.. c. Allen
49,. SO;
MISCELLANEOUS FUNDS
1t is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out
of the Miscellaneous Funds as fol-
lows:
Road Three 200, Mrs. Emma chunn
o.; Blanche Hotel 80; Holmes Co
Community Hospital 500; Health Dept
78i .66: Health Dept. ZOO: S. b. Caru-
theirs. M. d. $50; Lucian A. Harvey
20. 64s.9 0 Mallet and Assoc. 81 So.
ser Sheet Metal works ss s; West
brook Mfg. Co. $50; American Steri-
lizer Co. 837 IS: L. r. Thompson 278.os,
Warrene White 144. 20; L. r. Thompson
1890; State Audit Dept. 60.
The County Superintendent has this
day filed his report and the same Is
hereby accepted.
The Clerk of this Board is hereby
ordered to issue warrants in payment
of all bonds and when they
are presented for payment.
The Bid of Stribling Bros. Mchy. Co.
for the purchase of an old Caterpillar
Motor Patrol from Tchula Road Dis
trict at and for the sum of S2500.0 be-
ing the highest and best bid is hereby
accepted.
The Bid of Stribling Bros Mchy. Co.
for h purchase of an old Gallon Mo-
tor Patrol from Cruger Road District
at and for the sum of $1,000. 90 being
the highest and best bid is hereby ac-
ccpted.
The Bid of MISUNDERSTANDING Equip.
Co. for b purchase of an old Austin
Western Motor Grader from Road Dis
trict No. l. for the sum of $4,000 being
the highest and best bid is hereby
acceptd.
The Bid of Stribling Bros. Mchy. Co
to furnish a new motor patrol to
Tchula Separate Road District for the
sum Of $l0.737.93 being the lowest and
best bid is hereby accepted.
The Bid of Striking Bros. Mchy. C.
to furnish a new motor patrol to CT l.
ger Road District for h sum of
$40. 737. 90 being the lowest and best
bid Il hereby accepted.
The Bid of Watkins -Aldridge Equip
Co. to furnish q q new motor patrol to
Rd. Dist. No. l for the sum of $l1.400.oo
being the lowest and best bid ID hereby
accepted.
The following accounts ara hAreby
allowed payable out Of the County
Fund for salaries. - follows:
l66. rs: M. S. Rogers. M. b. s. No.
166. rs: w. p. Thomas, N. b. s. No. s
16j. Is: c. G.. Campbell. ~. b. 8. No. 4
l6j Is; G. w. Ellison. N. b. s. No. &
IT rs HEREBY ORDERED THAT
TILE BOARD DO NOW ADJOURN
UNTIL ITS NEXT REGULAR JUNE
1850 MEETING.
! M. s. ROGERS. President
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. body seems to be
all out for rights
for e b o d y.
Then W b y isn't
everybody salts
! fled? The truth is,
a lot of us just
talk. w h e n it
comes down to POI
litical facts. the
people h o get
lfhair tsri Cbtcp rac.
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MISC N

It is hereby ordered tina the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out
of the Miscellaneous Funds as follows
Road 5 ZOO; Miss. State Sanatorium
Is; Blanche Hotel 80; Mrs. Emma
hum e.: Peoples Drug Store I.s5;
deaith Dept. 1916: Health Dept. 200;
Dt J.. c. Pegues 6.25: Hooker ms. Co
2525; L: r. Thompson 278. o6;@8. T. r.,
SC6O W.. T.; Warrene White l44 30
2,8O; l.. R. Thompson 21.65; Lucian A,
harvey $ll,054.85; Kremser Sheet Metal
s works So8;o5; Ramsey.Thurmond Co.
ing Co. l.266 so; American Sterilizer
Co S,515.O5; Mallett & Assocs. SIS. SO:
Df. G. D. Russell 1880; DR.. s.. b.
Caruthers ESQ:
BRIDGE FUND
1t is hereby ordered thai the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out
of the Bridge Fund as follows:
Cole Bros. and Fox Co.. 7.65; Emmit
Cook IL; Earl Thomas H.; Bill Will
iiams H.; Melvin Fowler H.; Ohio
sarnss III IL saiyin Fowler H.; W. B.
son 249.75; L. o. Spell and Son I7O.52:
9. .: Thornton 345 IS; Browne Bros.
ID; Will Walker 100; Jim Siddon 1O1 IS:
Z C.. Williamson 40; Humphreys Co.
gro. Co. 1914; G.. D. Thornton 229. so;
ae-iuid IluWe. 20. oU.Uo; l.. q. SpeIl and
Son As: l.. o. Spell and Son IT'S: L.
U. Spell and Son 85.77; Jackson Creo-
soted Materials 1924. 46; G. A.. Hocutt
%; Jimmie Tolar IS; Matthias Lumber
Go. 107- So; Tchula Hdwe. Co. s.. go. @
l. Ellison $50; Tchula Hdwe. Co. S
Bill Edwards 49,; Wenzell Dickard 10
II. o. Pettus $3.50; Frank spencer
22.5O Hocutt Bros. 1885; Lead Clad
Culvert Co. COG. O6.
1t is hereby ordered that the sum
I $1,000 be donated to the Mississippi
~! Review. for the purpose of adver-
Using h resources of Holmes County
The County Superintendent has this
day filed his REPORT and the same Is
hereby accepted.
The Clerk OF this Board is herebv
directed to issue warrants in payments
OF all bonds and coupons when they
are presented for payment. 1t is here
by ordered that the following accounts
be allowed payable out of the Genera
county Fund. for salaries. to-wit:
Q H.. Moore, M. B. S. No. l. 1875
M. 5. Rogers, President, M. B.. s
NO. 2. 1875; K. p. Thomas, M. B. s
NO, 5. 1875; c. G.. Campbell, M. Il. S
NO. q. 1875; G.. w. Ellison, M B. S
No. 5, 1875; Parham H. Williams
Clerk. 500; E. E. Wynn, Sheriff q
1t Is hereby ordered that the board
DO now adjourn until it's next Repu-
lar May 1850 Meeting.
M. s. Rogers, President.
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the Board. and the same having been
o. Ked by the Board, it is hereby
ordered that the following accounts be
r5l4Msa R Rsya 5. rS SSs Of as ssP foliows Road
Henry Patton 96.; Cleveland Clark
49,, Ed. Thurmond 3d.; Ed. Blackman
1884; E. Shuttleworth 16o.: w. Z.
stribling Bros. Mchy. Co. ills; Lion
Serv. Sta. l01. 23, Tchula Auto Serv.
424.36; MISUNDERSTANDING Equip. Co.
aoJ.50; Hammett Gravel Co. 65.5S; Stan
dard Oil Co. 302.
COUNTY FUND
1t is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out
OF the County Fund as follows.
H. H. johnson 100. Ed Kimbrough
80; Pat Barrett $780,; Pat Barrett So;
Mike Lannon's TO-: Hope Murtagh
93. 1850. Holmes Co. Library ESQ;
lexington e@ a Ar mo va as.: Denton Rosa ss.
mona 272.05-920; Edith Herring
1875. 90-l4.l0; Department of ADULTS
SOL; Lawrence Printing Co. 42-25; De-
mem Printing Co. 5.64: Miss. Station
ry Co; 1915; Miss. Stationery Co. 1870;
ply Co. 29.65; Roy z. Pickens Co.
1890; Roy z. Pickens Co ITO; The
Haloid Co. $50; The Haloid Co. IS.
! Lawrence Printing Co. 1872; Tom l..
i.5o; Povan Printing Co. 1870; Minnie
soroan Cir. Clerk 891 so: Lawrence
| printing Co. void 1872; Z. Z. Wynn,
Sheriff ESQ; w. r. Sullivan 266 .o6
Joyce Williams l0620-l8.80:. Louise
Swinney. 722o-2.so; Daisy Anderson
~. Joyce Williams Its; DR.. F. L. Bot
30; The Fincher Co. 30X8: The Lewis
Grocer Co. $50. Miss. Power and Light
Co. 6.86; Lexington Lumber Co. 1874;
City of Lexington 4.95; Hal Gillian
fare Department l0I 81, Miss, Powe.
a,la Lignt Co. 1865; City of Lexing-
ton 1876 Lexington Lumber
Company $50; National Labora-
tories 1880: National Laboratories IT'S,
Pruning Co. SIS; Denton Rosamond
a.: Margie Downer IS; II. T. Aber-
natnhy Ill.,; Miss. Stationery Co. 80. So;
=, l.. Ellison $50; Povall Printing Co.
i4.40; Miss. Power and Light Co. LIS.
L. r. Thompson 7;5o: Mrs; Claudia NY
Parham H, williams 1894; Texaco
Serv. Sta. 1871; o. l.. Ellison LIT:
Miss. Power and Light Co. 3.32;
Peoples Drug Store 8.35; Gwin-Lal Co.
l.80, E.E. wynn. Sheriff l33. as: Lexington
Consr Co; 5.85; Lexington Const. Co.
sheriff isIl.42: Z. E. Wynn. Sheriff
$3.50: E. E. Wynn. Sheriff 1850 void;
Z. Z. Wynn. Sheriff $50 void; City OF
Lexington 26.; City of Lexington ass:
-Thurmond Co. rs: Emmitt En-
! glish $3.50; John r. Ellison 90 $50; Wal
.f +. Luby $3.50; Delma L. Moorhead
$3.50: Alvin Ables. Jr. $3.50; Edgar
Glover a.: John Alexandria a.: Norris
'eDickard a.: J. T. Sutton A.: livery Lee
Hope a.:
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God and Our Rights
Lesson for May II, 1850

rIvIL RIGHTS are now q politi.
~ cal football In the United
States. Every legislator likes to b
known as favoring them. Every.
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Proceedings OF The
Board OF Supervisors

BE IT REMEMBERED, that the reg
ular Meeting of the Board of Super
visors of Holmes County, Mississippi,
was held in the Courthouse in the
City of Lexington, Mississippi, on this
3rd day of April, 1850, it being the
First Monday and the first day of the
term which the following members
n officers present. to-wit: Joe II.
Moore. M.B.S.. No, /: M. S. Rogers.
M. B. S. No. q; K. p. Thomas. M. B.
No. a; G.. w. Ellison. M. B. S. No 5;
Parham H. Williams. Clerk: E. E.
Wynn, Sheriff and II. fl. johnson. At
torney for the Board.
When and where the following
proceedings were then and there held
and had
In Re: County Depository.
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o. IT'S; Estelle winstead S $50: Willie
spencer IS; Alton Terrell 1880; H.
o. Pettus l22. so; Frank Spencer 122 so;
Arthur Edwards 1880; Alfred Hearn
IoU. -.
In Re: Tchula Separate Road District.
The Road Report for Tchula Sepa-
rate Road District having been filed
with the Board and he same having
been O.Ked by the Board. it is here
by ordered that the following accounts
be allawed payable out of Separate
Road District, as follows:
Henry Patton 90; Cleveland Clark 3d.;
Sam Pace So; Ed Thurmond 3d.; c.
4. Shuttleworth l60.; w. Z. Jones. Est.
TO-. Hammett Gravel Co. 1855 Grady
Standard Oil Co. 1925: Baine Hdwe.
Co. $3.50: Lion Serv. Sta. 1910 !. :
COUNTY FUND
II is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed PAYABLE out of
the county Fund. as follows:
H. H.. johnson 1o0.: Ed Kimbrough
3d.; Mike Lannon's TO-; Pat Barrett
dsv; Pat Barrett So; Hope Murtagh
Library ESQ; Irene Money So; Mrs.
j. B.. Irving IS; Lexington Armory IS.
Denton Rosamond 27z.05; same $40:
Editn Herring 1880; same 14.10; Den
ton Rosamond T.; J. L. Shields s.; Mrs.
s.; Mrs. J. B. Irving s.; w. G. Gwin
J.; A. c. Conger g.; w. B.Smith g.:
MRS. j. Z. Turner g.; Mrs. M. w. Estes
j.; Ira Brown g.; Mrs. A. J.. Heinrich
80; A. E. Branch So; w. G. Lowe So:
Ioid Co, sol; The Haloid Co. 4o6.; The
Haloid Co. ESQ; The Haloid Co. 243. go;
Dement, Printing Co. 4.37; Tom L.
ketchings o. 8l.44; Tom l.. Ketchings
Co. 397 OF; Hederman Bros. 33.45; De-
ment Printing Co. SOFT; Office Supply
Lawrence Printing Co. 1885; Ramsey
Thurmond Co. $40; Miss Power and
Light o. $500; Lwis Grocer Co.. IL. SO;
=. 3. Guess s.; DR.. A. A. Derrick, Jr.,
.; Vardaman Ellington /. Frank Bur
Self L.; w. R. sullivan $3.50: A. P.
Johnson l25.; Joyce Williams 1O6. 20;
same 1880; Louise Swinney 1920; same
$50; Daisey Anderson S.: b. H.
KKo9per %; ". r; Sullivan l.; Ton 1.
Joyce Williams 1895; Tom l.. Ketch-
fngs Co. 1.09: Hal Gillian 81; Miss.
state Welfare 97.95: The National
laboratories ia; S. L. White 2O8.; B.
N. Hammett l04.; S. S. Truitt S.; Y.
3 2 T HpoEe Ga; Margie Downer Is: L.
e.: Povall Printing Co. $40: Texaco
Sery. Sta. 7.2o; E. E. Wynn. Sheru.
1928; G. H. Petty $3.50: G. H. Petty
70; Povall Printing Co. 2; Ramsey
rhurmond Co. 1857; Muse Venetian
Sind Co. 500; E. E. Wynn, Sheriff
30; z. E. Wynn. Sheriff co.; E. Z. Wynn.
Snerff g.; E. E. Wynn. Sheriff 3l6.66:
Parham H. Williams. Clerk sos: Par.
nam =. Williams. Clerk ESQ; DR.. r. b.
5iumby g.: DR.. NJ. F.. Herring g.: DR..
r.. N. Terry. B.; DR.. c. H. Ingram g.:
Maness Typewriter Co. l.: Ellis ii
Wynn s.: Durant News S.; Western
store l82; The Lexington Adj
Denton Rosamond los. IS: Maness TYNE.
writer Co. l.: Peoples Drug Store asa:
lexington Lumber Co. 0.50; Lexington
40: The Fincher Co. 8.73; Mrs. c. s.
harreii s.; Miss. Power and Light Co,
A1vertiser 1895: Poyall Printing Co.
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BE 1T tn,

BE 1T REMEMBERED. that the Re.
sular Meeting of the Board of Supervi-
sors OF Holmes County. Mississippi, held
n the Courthouse in the City of Lex
ington. Mississippi. on this the Isl
day of May A. d. 1850 it being the
FIRST Monday and the First day Of the
said term, with the following
members n officers present, to-wit:
Joe H. Moore. M. B. S. No. 1; M. S.
rogers. M. b. S. No. 2. President: X. p.
Thomas. M. B. S. No. 3: &C Camp
bell. N. B. s. No. a: c.. w. Ellison, M.
9. s. No. S: Parham H. williams.
Clerk. E. E. Wynn. Sheriff. and H. H.
Johnson. Attorney for the Board.
When n where the following pro-
,eedings were then and there held and
1ad:-
In Re; County Depository.
l beg to hand you herewith list show
'ng balances in the various funds of
the County.
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crt,eer School Sinking Fund sn9s 40
Elliott Hill Sky. Fund S44 10
k.Denezer School 44S 80
Franklin Skg. Fund 100 IN
Ebenezer Scnoo SnhAhs fund 92l.8S
EIliots Hill School 79I no
Providence Sky. Fund 505 AZ
Franklin Schoo 1863 II
Goodman SenoJi - 5,72280
Goodman Sciioo, SHlhihs FUND 2,4S6 II
Harmony School SSS 2S
Owens Schoo 500 is
Pickens Schooi l,29T.78
Providence School iis
Tcnuia Scnooi -a 7.517.55
Wesley Chapel School 1855
West School $40 os
west School Sinking Fund ass SO
New 226l.6l
Fish and Game 1880 OF
Truck and Bus Fund 8 al
Gasoline Fund B.254. 10
Township Interest Funds 6Ol7 40
township Principal Fund 2iaS so
Veterans Funds 2.27e2 rs
Land Redemption Fund 64J54
Community Hosp. Const. az. s8s SO
Durant Hosp. Const. 26,7l8O 4
Health Center Const. Sc, az
Road a Const. So. %
Road 5 Const. 1893. 02
Bridge Const. 3o7. O6
Cruger Const. S87 %
Tchula n 1.l5443
Cleveland Skg. 555.84
First National Bank POS. 275 ls
Holmes Co. Blk. and
TT. Co. 228. 1868
Bank of Cruger 9,05lO0
Mer. and Planters Bank 23.676.3o
Peoples Bank 10000 90
Pickens Bank 10000 90
In Re: Separate Road District No. /
The road report for Separate Dis
trict No. l having been filed with the
Board and the same having been o.
Ked by the Board, 1T is hereby order
ed that the following. %occounts be al
lowed payable out of Separate Road
District No. l as follows:
Cliff Hughes no.; Willard Bruce 10.
w. b. Harper 1880; Walter Tucker
$50: Super Serv. Sta. 945O; Western
| Auto Store g.; The Texas Co. AZ. 20:
Peoples Oil Co. 1913. 38; Terry's Garage
ISAAC: Gwin-Lail Co. 8.25: Watkins
Aldridge Equip. Co. 2.59; Sou. Equip.
Sales $3.50; Glenn McNeer APO; Ham
Sta. 7s.io: E & N Products Co. sss. s.:
Standard Oil Co. 84.63; Jackson Road
Equip. Co. 138. 60: Weathersby chev.
Co. S.: Hammett Gravel Co. $50; w.
L. Ellis and Son S.; Ramsey -Thurmond
Co. 1850: L. c. Boatwright l44.20-5.8 80;
Dave Grantham no.: Floyd McNeer
100; VArdiman Barton 105.; Buck Be-
will LOT so; J. b. Sims 100. so; Mrs. Joe
Newsom 68.75: Watkins Aldridge Equip
Co. II. 400.
In Re: Separate Road District No. 2.
The Road Report for Separate Road
District No. 2. having been filed with
the Board, and the same having beer
O. Ked by the Board. lit is hereby or.
dered that the following accounts be
allowed payable out Of Separate Dis.
trict No. 2. rs follows:
A. c. Autry l44.20I5.80; Elum Nc.
Bride l02.5O: Dennis Mcbride lOO.; Ro,
ger Mcbride 105.: Will Walkers 10.
Halbert Farmer l0z. so: Rays Clay Ora
vi Co. g.: Hammett Gravel Co. 224.20
Reid Supply Co. 1920; Red T. Oil Co
ZIG. 30: Pan Am Serv. Sta. 65.06; Texact
Serv. Sta. $50: Jackson Road Equip
Co. 20.S3: Standard Oil Co. 11T.77
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BRIDGE FUND

II ID hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out
Of the Bridge Fund as follows:
Andrew Johnson H.; Jack Purnell
a.: Milton Redmond a.; James Martin
81; Harrison williams a.: Tom Unger
a.: Robert Delaney e.: Brown and
Etheridge ST. 40; Leroy Horton g.: w.
A. Harvey Store 1920: King Lumber
Industries S77. so: Roy Brown l02.
Stonestreet and Hutchinson 1857 D.
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Miss Patty Webb, accompanied
by Miss Patt Webb, sang several
selections. Mrs, Marvin Fogt gave
a humorous reading. Mrs. Ken
meth Jordan and Mrs. Ted Collier,
accompanied by Mrs. Richard
Reese, sang a duet.
The main feature of the eve
ming was a review of the book
The Valley Below" by Mrs. Fred
Wilson. A playlet, Company
Cake, concluded the program.
This was given by Mrs. Robert
Fox, Mrs. Clarence Connolly;
Mrs. Jack Van Buskirk; Mrs.
Ross Welsh; Mrs. John Field and
Mrs. Blake Davis.
Following the program the
guests were invited to a beauti-
fully decorated table where they
were served. The colors of the
circle, blue and white, were used
throughout the decorations.
W.S.C.s. MEETS
The regular monthly meeting
of the W.S.C.S. of the Firs t
Methodist Church was held in
the church parlors last Wednes-
day afternoon. The devotional
period was led by Mrs. Russell
Roberts.
During the program, a letter
was read from Mrs. Zela Whsle
Worley, a missionary in China
and a former resident of Rich
wood. Rev. Edward Brewster told
| about the work that his sister,
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
HolliSter. are now doing in China
Interesting articles were read
| by Mrs. L. F. Davis, Mrs. w. {,
| Spain, and Mrs. Mae Bown. De
Iicious refreshments were served
by Mrs. George Battles, assisted
by her committee.
ROOF FIRE
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
| Morrison, near Somersville, mar
more Redwood on Page 81
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fully decorated with spring flow
| ers and candles. Mrs. Floyd Ca
hill, the retiring president,
poured. Miss Lucille Smith
served each guest a portion of a
three-tiered icecream cake.
FEVER READY CIRCLE
IENTERTAINS
The members of the Ever
Ready Circle of. the Central
Methodist Church entertained the
ladies of the church at a covered
dish luncheon at the church last
Friday noon.
During the afternoon several
numbers were sung by the ladies
ouartette from the Finetta Glass.
This group includes Mrs. Charles
Davis, Mrs. Debbie Hill, Mrs.
Ward Evans and Mrs. j. c.
StitZel.
The main feature of the pro-
gram were talks by two students
from Ohio Wesleyan. University.
These students were introduced
by Miss West, who is a retired
missionary. Mr.. Roy K. Akagi, a
native of Tokyo, gave a very in
t~ereSting and informative talk on
his life there. MI. Zytautan Sill
upas,\ of Lithuania. He is now liv-
ing in the u. S., but was in Eur
ope during the war. His talk was
also very interesting.
VICTORY CIRCLE
E~NTERTAINS
Members of the Victory Circle
of The Kings Daughters offered
an entertainment last Thursday
evening in the new hall of the
American Legion. For the pro
gram, the president, Mrs. Harold
Hoffman, presided. She intro.
duced the chorus composed of the
members of the circle who sang
"IfI Had Known You Were Com
ing, I'd Have Baked a Cake
Mrs. Richard Reese presented fol
her piano solo, Prelude.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-20
Rv MAS. r. ]. %LANcsTAFF
WINS WASHINGTON TRIP

Larry Obee will leave Thurs
day for Washington D. c. where
he will spend two crowded, IN
t~eresting and educational days
in the capital city. He will re-
turn to Redwood Sunday.
Larry won the free trip in a
recent contest sponsored by the
Columbus Dispatch. To qualify
for the trip it was necessary to
secure ~ new daily or Sunday
subscribers. Larry has carried
the Dispatch for lie years. He
is the son of Mrs. Thelma Obee,
one of the Redwood primary
teachers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-20
HOME DEMONSTRATION
MEETING IN REDWOOD.
APRIL 81

Members of the Home Demon
stration Club of Claibourne
Township will present an inter
esting and unique program in
Redwood, April q, for all ladies
interested in house remodelling.
The group will meet in the
First Methodist Church at 10 a.
m. The first home to be visited
will be that of Mrs. Harry Sun
day who will show and explain
how the house was remodeled.
Then Mrs. Sidney Laymon will
take the group to visit the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Durnell
which the Laymons remodeled
Later she will take the group to
see her own remodeled home
Besides considering the problems
of remodeling the homes, Mrs
Sunday and Mrs. Laymon viii
call attention to the use of color
in the decorations and the furni.
ture arrangement of the rooms.
Each person attending is asked
TO bring a sack lunch. Coffee viii
be provided at the Methods
Church at the noon hour.
In the afternoon the group viii
visit the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Speyer on Kinney Pike
which is to be remodeled. A flool
plan of this house will be furn
ished to each person. A tentative
plan for remodeling this houst
will be presented after which
suggestions from the group vii
be called for.
Any one interested in house
remodeling is urged to join thi
group on April 81.