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MIscL. FOR SALE tcon..)
ADDING
MACHINES


Brand-new Remington Rand. 10 key
HAcKERMAN SALES co. 4Ie EI; Eve
st. NV, Me 1919. 10
ADDRESSING MACHINES, both kinds,
reasonable.
BILL GORDON
P. Q. Box 5614, Washington 16. D C. .
ADDRESSOGRAPH-Electric auto
matte; like new; B type cabinet and
l0.Oo0 plates; no dealers. Best Of
ALE COMPRESSOR, Model 90
or best offer. TIE. 2906. IS
AIR COMPRESSOR, gasoline-powered;
piete HRsSy sSo sdin'i9 KE Hb1BBa. sqba5BBmen'' co COM
AIR CONDITIoNERs. new, A-ton,
York; original cartons; 5-year guar
antee; $3.50. IA. 5127 after 8.
AIR CoNDITIoNER. York, bedroom
window model; excellent condition;
AIR-CoNDITIoNER. console. "a h,p.,
fits reg. window. Excel. cond., reas
GE. 90l0 Sunday.
AIR R-CONDITIONER Operating,
step in and feel how cool and COM
Portable; S75. 2724 CORTLAND pl.
AIR CONDITIONER, s4-ton York con-
sole unit; cost over $500 new; sac
rihce, S375; will cool small apt. or
office; gE; 6668 or NO; 4444.
AIR CONDITIONERS, closeouts, of
AL machines. h-h;p., 500 each;
ne motors. Ps5a sls Kennedy st. NV.
AIR fR-CoNDiiT1oNERs t2). suitable
for home or office. Excellent con-
dition; $3.50 each. Call DE. 1921.
AIR CoNDITI0NERs. several recond.
A-h.p. console type. Carrier. SI25
each; AD. 500, Ext. 1O5. .
AIR CONTROVERSIES. console
types, Y and "a hp..- suitable for
home or office, sos and S140. After
pm. Fri. all day Sat. Sun RA,
o522 and GE. 436S. IS
AIR .CONDITIONERS-New and re.
conditioned, sold rented, EXCHANGED
serviced; fully guaranteed; sharp re-
ductionS on entire stock recondi-
toned units Immediate installa-
ton. Easy terms. BISHOP EQUIP
MENT CO.. OR 4769
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK. flrst-clsss colored woman; city
DAYWORK, tuesday and Friday;
ironing, sewing and cleaning; refer
snse;, Il 11dI7s7,vopxpp a5S7s7, ,.rnd-
ress; no nights; fond of children;
All; section pref. Call OW. ,0651. s.
Fri. 4-6 pm. Ali day Sat; S1I
per week. DI.. 1924. :.
GH.W. desired by colored lady, part
time, days per week. GE. 2142,
young lady desires days
work or 5-day wk.; ref. LA. 6-712S.
GIRL, colored, wants l.h.w. or child
care or days work; no bachelors.
LII. 3-5S67.
GIRL. colored, wishes g.h.w. part
time Monday pm; mornings S-12
Mon. through Fri; ref. CO. 1904.
GIRL. colored, wants g.h.w. days
week no Sat. or Sun; refs. Phone
GIRL, col, desires lob as mother,
helper. RE. s5p1.
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Lewis Hotel
Training School
1901 Pennsylvania Ave, NV.
Telephone ME. 1892
MOTOR TRAVEl.

WOMAN DRIVING to Calf. Aug. IL;
take 8 women, OIL 5755 after 6
p.m.
DRIVING OMAHA Aug. 10. take q;
snare expenses and driving. Return
10 days. 10. 2-3426.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Aug. 13, 1851.
one rider. Call Ii. 3-8531.
TEXAS. leaving Mon. or Tues; ac-
oommodate 3, reasonable; refer
ences. Adams 4645
EXPERIENCED DRIVER desires ride
West, will deliver your car. Refer
enceS. WO. 1881.
CALIFORNIA--Young engineer driv-
ing Cadillac Aug. IL no stops; take
=. share gaS-oil. WO. 9l61.
DkIVlNG nl,.,I e.. to New York Aug. 13;
sonahle; refs. 10. 2-S259 after I pm.
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.--Govt. clerk,
Aug. 10th; return Sept. 2; 2 pas
sengers, ladies preferred. EN-. 7521
WANTED. morning ride to D. c., pick
up on Shirley highway; adequate
compensation. AL. 5713. 6'
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SITUATIONS MEN tcent.l

FOR GOOD PAINT JOB, call EMMo.
+, RA.. 9633. -5
VET, colored. desires psrt-time job,
ences. 5'
COLORED MAN, young. with family,
desires position as janitor, with
cohosED ceds5isEf MAN MAN, WITH xith small chill
dren, desires part-time janitor work
exch- for apt. MR.. DOUGLAS CO.
1901.
WHITE MAN. 81, wants house.
cleaning and yard work by day. or
live in. Box 364-K, Star.
REST. EXEC. Food-cost consult. with
seeks managem't, lge. officers mess,
or indus cafeteria. Box 36S-K. Star,
COLLEGE STUD. drama. mimeo.. ad-
dresso., graphotype, mail. mach,
expero any empl. for l mo. IA.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. industrial
CULTURED gentleman. "a, well-edu-
Gated. personable. active, adaptable,
seeks employment. Box 337-k, Star.
ATTENTION, Married vet, 3e, with
ness desires position that will give
security and sufficient income to
maintain family and small GI house.
Washingtonian with best ref. Box
322-K, Star. 50
ADVERTISING ARTIST
Desires good agency or department
store spot. Top notch layout. let
tering and finish art. dept. store
and agency experience; salary open.
Box 365-J. Star. --6
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ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES,
r E F G R. , TELEVISION, ,
WASHERS, AIR COND.
ABSOLUTELY HIG EST
DISCOUNTS ON ALL MA
TIONALLY ADVERTISED
BRANDS. EVERY ITEM
FULLY GUARANTEED.
COMPLETE SELECTION
OF ALL MODELS. CON-
VENIENT CREDIT, TERMS.
15% DOWN, 18 MONTHS
TO PAY.
American Buying Corp.
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
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MANAGER

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or sales
lady-full time; earnings commen-
surate with ability and endeavor;
should make a minimum of $4,000
to $4,000 per year. For inter-
view. cal Mr. Hammack, NO. 1908.
WOODRIDGE REALTY CO.. 2377
Rhode Island ne. -
= to work in silver
Spring studio; 5-day week; $40.
SEcRETARY, white, clerical and typ
ing experience necessary. Telephone
personality necessary. II interested
call MISS JEANNE JOHNSON, OIL.
2204. IS
colored. not over 25
PorterS and kitchen help. colored
Salary open: Contact MR.. HUB
BARD. HI. 300, Ext. 42l6. -6
RETIRED COUPLE to manage room
ing house in exchange for rent; only
cleaning consists of halls; rms. ar
ranged as apts.; excel. loc. EN-. ABB.
no children, for small farm
near Olney, Md; man to look after
Angus cattle, lawn. ETC.; woman,
general housekeeping for l man:
modern living quarters, good wages,
food. etc. Call LO. 5-O630, RE.
1891, for appointment. or write Box
BAL, Star u
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ANTIQUES
Tops in Marble Tons

Fables. S15 up; lge. Rosewood base,
grav marble, S25; or. French tables,
500: brass stand, $50; metal
stand. So; Rosewood chest and
chest, $50; others S25: Vanities,
$50; server acorn wood, $40;
love seats, S3-S15; antique full
length mirror $3.50: pine wash
stand, SS so; cherry wash stand,
$50; poplar corner cabinet, SIS;
dry sink, SIS; mahogany table,
Sl5; walnut wardrobe. $40: hall
rack, SIS; curio stand, S5: Sym
phonium music box. $50; piano
benches, So. so; cobblers bench S15;
satin glass lamp. SO; bristol glass
lamp, 81 so; milk glass lamp, $3.50;
tiffany lamp base, $3.50; milliflores
lamp collectors item), S35; nickel
lamp. So. so: oil lamps, 81 up;
carriage lamps. $3.50; Venetian
glass basket, $3.50; art glass vases,
$3.50; colored, blown-glass vases.
So up: lge soup tourine, So; pr
Staffordshire dogs. So; mantle
clocks. So to S25. Hundreds of bar
gains in glass. china, and bric-a-
brac. 80 cents up. We like for you
to come in and browse. Open Sun
days, ewes. It'll T. BELL KINDS,
Den of Antiquity, COS 9th st. NV,
DI. 1851. P.S.-The old clock on
the st air SIN
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IAsTRUc. COURSES tcont.J
HOTELS CALL FOR
Trained Men and Women

Good positions and a sound
future for trained men and
women in fine hotels, clubs,
schools, Institutions. essential
defense housing and cafeterias,
officers and service clubs.
Greatest travel boom in history
now under way means more
opportunity than ever. You
can qualify through world
famous Lewis Hotel Training
Course-right here In WASH
ington.
Day and evening classes now
forming, or earn while you
learn through Home Study.
Previous experience proved un-
necessary. Registration in
Lewis National Placement SerV-
ice free of extra cost.
Lewis graduates, both young
and mature. holding preferred
positions everywhere. Quick
promotion. fine living, luxur-
ious surroundings. Many pro-
gressive wide-awake hotel men
recommend hotel training
people.
Get out of humdrum work
into a sound. substantial field
that teens with present and
future opportunities and thrill
ling human interest.
Send for Free book, Your
Big Opportunity'-or, better
till, drop in at the school or
telephone for an appointment.
Our Vocational Adviser will
gladly discuss your place in the
fascinating hotel field. No
obligation. Open Monday
through Friday, Sis am. to
4.30 pm.
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ACCORDION, new Salanti, 12O bass,
with case. treble and bass shifts,
warp1ng, S149.50. RATHER s
MUSIC STORE. 736 18th st. NV.
Italian Francini. 120
5a' 5sss: a:.6gS} t5gsSle shift. l-Sr'-Oid' 81 slss6'
ADDING. MACHINE and stand, Bur
roughs; $40, -.S31s Wisconsin ave.
ADDING MACHINE, Wales desk
model; has tape, printer and tabu-
ADDING MACHINEsNRent q new
Remington adder mos for $50.
Rental applies on purchase CEN
TRIAL, 20l9 14th st. NV. HU 5121
ADDING MACHINE Burroughs. eiec
trio. Reconditioned Guaranteed
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
S13 l4th st NV.
ADD. MACHS., calculators for rent;
hand-elec. CIRCLE TYPEWRITER
CO: DI. 1917. 1112 18th St NV
ADDING MACHINE. sundstrand Item.
izer for grocery store, Today. CO
1925; week, lib 14th NV.
ADD. MACH, new, used all makes
hand elec.; great reduo. Today, CO
1926; wk.. 1112 14th NV. DI. 1872
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i OnN Ell .
923 G ST. NV. MA. 8157.
BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20ec TO 500 ON NEW SAMPLE
BARGAINS Fine maple bed, chest
on chest and double dresser and
mirror. was S169.50. now S119.95;
3-piece genuine mahog. set. made
best way, was S259. so, now S159. so;
3-piece solid mahog. set. was S4l2.
now $40 90; beautiful solid cherry
mirror, was S475, now $3.50 so;
fine mahog. or maple beds, all sizes,
were S29.50, now $3.50; many
more bargains too numerous to
mention. Open Saturday all day.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample BARGAIN Store Of Wash.
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AGENTS

WANTED-Men and women take
orders for Sweet Georgia Brown
Beauty products. Sells on sight to
colored clientele. Write for sample
case offer. vALMOR. 245l-D Michi-
gan ave-, Chicago lR.
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1YOUR CHANCE TO
ACQUIRE TOP ABILITY

Here's what I can give you. ;,
Brains, loyalty, initiative, wide
For past 2 yrs. held a unique TOP
lob in Wash, earning $4,000, with
responsibility for ADVERTISING. copy
writing. personnel. budgets and other
creative. executive functions.
Previous 10 yrs. in N. Y. C. runs
gamut from Secy. to modelling, pub
iicity to engineering, chemicals to
purchasing. All refs; enthusiastic.
I'm youngish, 81. reasonably attrac-
tive, happily married, and 1eady and
or free lance.
What suggestions do you have? Please
call RA. 5676 or write Box 306-K,
Star. 81
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ONE WHO CAN DO all around
Board % Caii bet. 4-6 or io-fI eVes. S
Waldorf 273l, -6
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BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
$4,000

Turner's are in a position to OUTFIT
your 3-rm. apartment for as low as
SI99. You don't have to pay cash.
We will give you liberal terms. AL
payments are made in our store. No
finance companies to deal with.
Turner's sell only brand-new fur
niture and buy only from the best
furniture factories IN this country.
For the bedrooms we viii give you q
choice of vanity or dresser in walnut
or maple finish; for the living room
you get a full inner-spring-con-
structed couch and one chair. and
Of maple or white enamel finish.
all three rooms outhtted for only
Sl99 Shop us before you buy and
save Remember. liberal terms ar
RANGED.
TURNER'S
O0Q ~ CIT NW MA Q1E7
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Air Conditioner

"a hp- Chrysler air temp.
used, Just oYerhauIed; orig
price, $4,000; sacrifice at
500 or best offer. For fur
ther information, call RA.
5272.
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ANSA4 A1C1 f1OCu
small deposit will assure OF a cool
REFRIGERATION CO Authorized
lDonde7l Service Dealer.
Antique good antique is a sound
investment and Joy to own. Old
sTRAwBERRYp p'EIiis HILL ANTIo6R.i Z TIIeSGisi'y 1
m west west OF Alex. on Duke st,
sale of Amer,-
can, Chinese and European antiques
Prices greatly reduced; hours I0-5,
ecIQ5ed Mondays. THE LITTLE
SHOP, 1865 Wisconsin ave. NV.
ANTIQUES, cherry drop leaf table
boosases bseSts Ss TWaInuS HeB4 lamp table. walnut
coffee tables. Can ca Nj Nj SS!5S S9S6 waieut eves
or AShton 461 l, Sundays.
ANITIo UES; walnut bow-front mar
Deda Dledtop chest and matching com
q [. Hanna. "a $500
Wilson blvd, Arl, Va. OTIS fun tc
look. CHI. 5S14.
SECRETARY-Good con.
dition; Call TIE. 8929.
ANTIQUE PINE CHEST drawers
ssfaaA9ped sa 3pSl apron with ogee feet
ANTIQUES, closing out Sheridan
CHEST, fine glass, Pewter and rare
Jap prints, pottery. MI 6753.
ASTIQuES-Rose- se-carved vict. chairs
chests, pr washstands. beds, secy.,
ori; sink, press. dropleaf, occss,
tables, cradle. FA, $3.50.
ANTIQUES, clearance sale - China
glaSs. silver. etc. Half price. SARA'S
MISC. GIFT SHOP, 25o3 Cham
plain st. NV. MI 9625. -
NTIQUES-ExtenSive collection, an
tiques and curioS from South Amer
lean PampaS; gold-inlait ANTIQUE
stirrups and spurs. etc. are deco
rative and very rare; antique Silver
mounted Gaucho saddle, Complete
with, handmade bolas. laSso. etc
For highest offer on Sun. SH. $3.50.
stretcher table,
dining or library, restored, $3.50;
Iong pine sideboard, in rough. S35.
ANTIoUES-3-pc. bronze clock set
II Royal Doulton soup plates. Vic
torlan marble-top table. made into
coffee table, nah. china cabinet. etc.
AD. PTS, NO. 1910
ANTIQUE VIRGINIA SOFA, excellent
cond., upholstery and tapestry.
Best offer OR. 1925.
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ELECTRICAL WIRING AND RE-
PAIRS Estimates free. Call GE
ELEC. INSTALLATIONS. repairs,
short circuits, small jobs done i'm
mediately. Call RA. 1929 any time,
FENCE Galvanized chain nnk all
posts IN concrete: immediate erec.
ton" Get the pest for less; 80
months to pay Phone no 6SS3
evenings and Sunday, WA 1881
FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone cement walks steps and
porches, and tile drainage ANGELO
MARCUCCIO. 6H. 1899.
FLOORS SANDED and finished. White
GoSaR GeShaei'S VA rssssssG ssss any pfaiGas tines
FLOORS SANDED and finished: old
npors made like new TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICA WA 1929
FLOORS SANDED and finished, with
seal end hot wax: 16c so 4; KEN
NEDY FLOOR CO. RIA 4346
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothlng -pui the
best; laying, sanding, finishing,
cleaning; parquet installation. Bruce
finishes FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 1919 Wisconsin ave.
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"AIR CONDITIONERS"
New 1851 models; 25qs of list price
1oT cash buyers; installed In regular
windows FREE PARAMOUNT co
215O Ga ave NV Hi 4S0O
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bEA1 lHE GAS FREEZE
Gas furnace and automatic water
heater completely installed in aver
age Six-room house. D. c. or Md
Only S495.5O cash or terms Limited
quantity. Call 10. 2-1432.
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AND SERVICE Cont,
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
CELLAR TO ATTIC

we can remodel and modefnIze your
home. consolidate and pay off your
one bill each month. In many cases
we reduce your present monthly
payments after we have done your
work. When you need any improve
ments we will be very happy to
handle your financing.
Quick, Courteous Service.
FREE ESTIMATES
PHONE, RE. 1925. f.-r
BONDED BUILDING 81
CONTRACTING CO,
Room 2l2. 91S F St. NV.
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Builder, Contractor

BUTLDTNG-REMODELNG. 30 years
exper.; contact for loan furnished
Call Fairfax 466-R Sat. Sun. or
Tues. and Thurs. after pm. Viz
ginia only.
porches, garages, steps. recreation
rooms and screening porcheS; reas.
MR.. WEBER. AID. $3.50.
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MAN OR WOMAN fer ONCE supply
store; stationery eXper. essential;
opport. for advancement. See MR..
CLARKE at l417 N. Y. ave. NV.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
ADDITIONS

Bethesda. Silver Spring and subur.
ban NV. Washington. Call Mr.
Biz
H. j. KoRZENDoRFER CO., INC.
M 69QR I
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DIRTY BATHROOM2

Let us clean it up, and make it
beautiful. by installing aluminium
tile very very reasonable. small
down payment. balance easy terms.
ACT NOW, ii will pay you
REALTY FINANCE 6S
CONSTRUCTION CO.
ST. S653; Ewes. and Suns, NO. $500.
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HOME REPAIRS

FalnLlng, al minor fepalrSi years OF
experience. ia. 4400. IS
KITCHEN AND BATH REMODELING
cabinets. sinks. appliances; wall and
. floor tiling; plumbing fixtures; at
tics, additions and bsmts. finished.
SUB. CONST. CO.. UN. 1852; ewes,
Ap ~3350
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AIR CONDITIONERS

Observation-Disclosures
A small deposit will assure of a cool
summer Call Ii. 3-4112 r, & NJ
REFRIGERATION CO Authorized
(bonded) Service Dealer.
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Brand-new Remington Rand. 10 key
board; S109.50. while they last.
HACKERMAN SALES CO.. 416 Eye
st. NV, ME. 1919. 10
ADDRESSING; MACHINES both FINDS
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MASONRY REPAIRS, brick and Gin
der block porches. garages. walls,
Easements, fireplaces,. patios, Chin
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Movie equip. (foreign or domestic)
Open Sat. from to 6. RE. 2434.
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPENTRY, repairs or additions,
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!, papering, general repair
fS1ng. cementing, water
Quick service, low cost.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-30
No, Couple Hospitulized
After Auto Accident

Due to the sting of a bee which
flew into an automobile being
driven down Highway 81, north
of West, two persons are hos
pitalized this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Jackson of
Richmond, Mo-, were in their
automobile driving along the high
way, when a bee flew in and stung
MY. jackson on the face, reports
said, resulting in his losing con
trci Of the car which is reported
to have turned over.
Mr. jackson, who suffered face
injuries, and Mrs. Jackson. who
was said to have incurred a bro
ken leg, were taken to Holmes
County Community hospital by
Southern Funeral home ambuI-
ance, where they still remained
on Thursday.
It was not thought the accident
victims were in a critical condi-
ton.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-30
Queen OF Forest
To Be Chosen On 9Th
Holmes Countions
Urged To Attend
Contest And Dance

The annual Queen of the For
est" contest and dance will be
held in Lexington, Sept. 6. The
beauty contest will start at 7:30
pm. in Lexington Grammar
School auditorium. The dance
will begin in the Armory as soon
as the beauty contest is over. An
invitation is extended to all
Holmes countians to attend both
"Al Hopson and his band from
Jackson will play for the contest
and the dance. The dance itself
will cons,s. OF both square and
round dancing; therefore every.
one should have an enjoyable
time" according to E. p. McMil-
ian. area forester, who is spon.
soring the contest.
Mr.. Mcmillan reports that abou
thirty girls are expected to enter
the contest which will represent
almost every community. Any
persons knowing of a girl be-
tween 1921, single, and who i.
not a resident of Lexington, wh(
has not been asked to enter the
contest and who is eligible, j.
asked to contact a member of ;
Lions organization, Jaycees, Ro
tary club, or BPW club of the
county, as these clubs have ex.
pressed willingness to sponsor
entrants in the contest.
The winner at the Beauty meet
will receive a cash award and
will represent Holmes county in
the district contest at the Delta
Tri-State Fair in 0reenville on
Sept. 20. The fair officials have
promised an enjoyable time for
contestants. Prizes will be given
each of the contestants and the
winner will receive a 500 war
bond. The public is urged to
attend.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-30
Sullis Man Serves
With Dixie Division

Birdie L. Keen. Route l, Sal
lis, Of near Durant. now serving
with the 3lst Infantry Dixie Di.
vision at Fort Jackson, S. c., was
recently promoted to the rank OF
sergeant first class, it was an
nounced today.
Sgt. Keen is a member of Bat
terry B of the Hath Field Artil-
lery Battalion.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Roscoe Keen of Route l, Sails
Prior to entering service with the
former Alabama Mississippi Ma
tional Guard outfit he was at
tending Sails High school.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-30
Moury HUMPHREYS Better
Following Form Accident

Maury HUMPHREYS was reported
to be doing we'll Thursday morn
ing at Holmes County Commune
ty hospital, where he was taken
Wednesday afternoon for surgical
treatment of his right wrist, due
to an accident on his farm two
miles from Durant, about II am.
Wednesday.
Mrs. T. S. HUMPHREYS told that
her son was baling hay with his
brother, Wiley HUMPHREYS, and
two negro helpers, when he got
his hand caught in the baler. re-
sulting in deep cuts across the ton
OF his right wrist. which almost
severed the wrist.
Due to the quick action of Pete
Riley, colored helper, who inn
mediately stopped the tractor
which in turn stopped the press,
injuries were not as grave as
they would otherwise have been,
it was thought.
DR.. Roy L. Smith was rushed
to the scene, and a farm mechanic
had to be secured before Mr..
HUMPHREYS arm could be pulled
from between the rollers of the
baler, which required about la
hours, it was stated.
1t was thought that the arm
would knit together.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-30
TchuIa Public Schools
To Open Sept. 10
hools will open Mon

Tchula schools will open Mon
day, Sept. 10, at $3.50 am. for re-
gistration and classification. On
Tuesday, Sept. IL, regular school
work will begin. There viii be
no formal opening exercises. The
lunch room service will begin on
Tuesday. The cost of lunches will
be the same as last session, 22c
per child per day.
Only those beginning children
who are six years old on or before
December ] may enter school on
opening date, according to w. r.
Huddleston, superintendent. This
December 1st entrance date for
beginners was made necessary by
recent ruling OF Elementary Ac-
crediting commission, which pen
allies school for failure to abide
by December LIST entrance date.
The faculty of Tchula schools
follows:
Elementary school faculty -
Miss Fannie Liddell primary, Miss
Lottie Godbold End grade, Miss
Estelle Jones 3rd grade, Mrs.
John Ware 4th grade, Mrs. jim,
Wilburn 5th grade, Miss Lorraine
Norman 9Th grade, Mrs. Marie
Shields piano and elementary
public school music.
High school faculty Mrs. w.
r. Huddleston junior high English
and spelling, Mrs. Juanita Fite
commerce and study hall, Miss
Lima Edwards English and library,
Mrs. Harold Sanders, science and
study hall, Miss Lucille Hart
homemaking and lunch room su-
-pervisor, Mrs. Maury Shurlds
mathematics and junior high ply
ical education, Coach Joe Thorn.
as social science and high school
physical education, Mrs. Betty
Lou Harper band and high school
chorus and d. c. Scott, vocational
agriculture.
Mrs Floyc nicEr-cc- manager of
school lunch room, and Mrs. An
ME Rogers, helper
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English; Mrs. c. w. Torrance, mu-

C"6iiSii, MIS-. -. w. Torrance, mu-
sic.
Mrs. Martha McKie, music
JGn +. Mitchell, chemistry; Bill
ly Montague, commercial; Miss
Lottie PEBBLES, home economics;
Diver L. Poole, coach and physi-
Cal education; Robert S. Scott
commerce; Mrs. J. Jacobs, ma
thsmatics; Van L. Stewart, coach
and physical education.
Miss Dorothy Thomas, physical
education; Hillary o. Thomas,
agriculture; Miss Jessie Van Os.
de-, English; Ernest Wilson, dean
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; DON
aid l.. Mcconnell, industrial arts;
c. F. Moore, radio and electricity.
Non Institutional staff: Mrs.
Lelpha Mansell. hostess, boys
doHnitory; Mrs. Mabel Bingham,
dean OF girls: Mrs. Bernice Rod
gers, dietitian; DR.. H. M. Terry,
college physician; Bonnie A Nc
BRIDE, supt. buildings and
grounds; j. G. Jacob, supervisor
boys dormitory: G. w. Floyd.
night Waterman; Raymond Jones,
mechanic; Miss Dora Bunch, sec
rotary to the president; Miss
Tcmmie Dickerson, secretary to
the business manager.
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Negro Farmers Attend
AIcorn Meeting

Four Negro farmers and Exten-
sion workers of Holmes county at
tended the fourth annual Farm
and Home Week program at Al
corn A. and M. college, August
1878, where they witnessed many
practical demonstrations in me-
thods of better farming and home
making.
Those who attended are Sam
Pittman, farmer; Addie Smith,
farmwor1an: Daisv Andersen.
Home Demonstration agent, and
A P. johnson, Negro County
Agent.