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and Phyllis Cashore, rs. Winter Park
Lyle . Penton. 20, Ft. Brass. N c. and
,,I Donna Meyer. lS, 1913 irving st. NV
wafer a6 bd dqhckeTr Il, and MariIyn Hodge
Base and Catherine Merrill. is, 242S
Arthur Dorsey 80 1915 Half st sw and
Mary Harris, 20, -941 S st. NV.
Naydear Tournear, 10, 1919 Kenyon
DeImsr Leach, %. 1921 Walnut st ne
ana Jacqueline Flowers. 20, 1892 3rd
Karlis Kalnins. 40 442a 18th st NV
and Llama Jagars. 20. Hyattsviile. Md
James Green, jr.. 90. 1907 N. j. ave. NV,
and and Carlia Darby. 10, I4I3 Monteilo
John clover. 40 1854 Columbia I'd nw
, and Annie Post, Al. $500 q st. NV.
Lee Bowling, 40, 422 N st. NV and
~ Anne King. 40. $3.50 Gay st. ne anu
EoWard Case. "a, 1917 18th st. NV, and
Jam menn Mon Boyer l8 55I5 Blair I'd ne:
Ronald Waterfieid. r. n A ri n%; Va
M and Ardith Lilly. 10, Takoma Park
Robert Martin. jr.. 21, 1892 Trinidad
aa Ei1 n rs, and DeAndle Jackson. is
Walter Fsckler, 90, 2022 G st. NV. and
hazel shepardson. 81. 20 Gallatin st
Raymond CLANCY 25. and Beatrice Leckie
Robert, Anderson. %. Walter Reed Hos.
pPital and Ruth scarberry, 20, 46Ss
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apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Uait three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Ernest Branson, %, 1856 st. Sc. ant
Charlotte Gibson, 20. 2493 Alabama
ave. Sc.
Peter Better, 80. 1914 p st, NV, and Dedi,
Milad, IS, 2440 18th st. NV.
and judy coe. 90 6i4 Tewkesbur!
overto u, Norton. jr., g. 111s 18th st. NV.
and Roberta Rule. 90, 300 Massa
cafit ese'i Hepburn a as "a. 1901 Charming st
ne, and Cora skiles. 32, 154 y st. ne
Charles Robinson. 81, 5000 Maryland ave
n ni9;. and Maud Dixon 49, 900 Mt
umberto 81 sabatino. II. and Armind,
Clarence Harrison, SO, e1s Q st, NV.
Elmer Brown. IS. .716 10th st ne, ans
Martha Powell, 16. 1917 Eaton I'd. Sc
Albert White, rs, 1851 Mt; Pleasant st
p pw;. ana Mary Garrett 49, 1856
Richard Jessup. %, Fort Myer. Va. an,
=, Helen Carr, %; 1871 st. Sc;
willie" hema ssnrand Srl 9as0 tS va Il
Melvin Young. jr., 10. 1917 end st. NV.
and Gwendolyn Reeder, II, 1923 4tl
st.as.W.
Steward Henderson, 90. $50 Hickman st
Sc, and Dolores Campbell. 10, 2li
Joseph Heistand, 27. Alexandria. Va, ant
Roberta Lush. "a, $40 2lst st. NV.
Wilbur. Williams. 27. and Donna Howard
90, both of 1905 M st. ne.
Robert Lutz, 25, 1927. Underwood st. NV.
and Edna Holland. 20. 1905 Massa.
chusetts ave. sc.
Roye stroman. SO, So seaton pl. NV. anc
Frank Bland. "a, 1910 42nd St Sc, anc
Marie Neurdenburg, 81, 942 Virginia
ave. s.w.
John Reid. 90, Boiling Air Force Base. and
Raymond, Mosby. 40, and Julia Randall
both of Richmond.
Richard Brown. 90, 1925 Benning I'd. ne,
and Gertrude Perry. 10, 2037 lst st. NV.
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Report of Marriage License Applications

Darrell McKeen. 10. Charleston. s. c., anc
Janis DeRedin. Is, l101 Fern st. NV
Conrad Hoffman,. ~, 1909 H ST. NV, ant
Mildred Arthur, "a, Arlington, Va.
John Terrell. 80. and Marraret Fincher. AZ
both of 753 Quebec pl. NV.
Ernest Smith. "a Camp Pickett Va, and
Mary Gicker, 10, 2420 3rd st. ne.
Thomas Manning. 90. Navy Receiving
Station. and Elizabeth Barrie, IS. Ar
ltngton. Va.
George Lowther 40, 1928 Irving st. NV.
and Ettamae Slocum, "a, 1915 G st
ne.
John Woods, 81, and Clementina Frazier
"a. both Of Hanover st. NV
Leo Mason. "a 1868 Mintwood pl NV.
and Joan Hauman, "a, 1880 L 'st. NV
Warren Page; "a and. Mantrula Butler
,.d dIeile Jenndinss, "a, 2oo1 Q st, NV.
NV. and Leola Clark. AZ, 1910 Raum
Donald Prentice, %. Fl. Belvoir Va. and
u,; Barbara Bryant p. Oakland, Calf.
william Everhart. 20, 31S Sth st. ne
and Jenny McMullen. 10, 1884 A st
John ,opincar, lr.. 30, Youngstown, Ohio
and Mary Kline; 81. Reading. Pa
Leon Sarkesian, 20. Boiling Air Force
Base. and Audrey Tutwiler. rs. 142s
Harold Mckinney. 81. Silver Spring, Md.
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Deaths Reported
CBy the D, C, Bureau of Vital Statistics

tBy the D, c, Bureau Of Vital Statistics
John Shelter. SIS. Falls Church Va.
Percy Cooper, "A, ALL Garrison st. NV
Kate Hodge, 80. 1740 Euclid st. NV
James Golden, "A 72a North Capitol st
James Perlmeter, infant. 1892 Georgia ave
Infant Whales, Knngle I'd. and Adam,
/ Mil I'd. NV.
Infant Vine. Alexandria. Va.
Infant Hines 1431 New jersey ave. NV
Infant Hutton, 1919 Varnum st NV.
| Infant johnson, 713 Fifth St ne
Infant Locheidge. 37l2 Bladensburg I'd
Henrietta Van perlOo, 81, 3141 Highland
Martha Brown. SO, 4al4 Georgia ave. NV
Georgia Van Ness 81 1904 18th .de st. NV
Sue, Moore, rs, Arlington va.
william Badgiey, s. 926 Mass, ave NV
| s. Arthur Devan, 80, 5000 43rd St NV
Rena Levy, 40. 1915 Morrison st NV.
Gabrielle Varnell As. 400 Chaplin st. Sc
Lucille Smith, AZ Chicago.
Eric Scherer. So Kent Village. Md
Barbara Livermore. 10, 1888 Myrtle ave
Infant Dhyse Rockville Nd.
Della Jackson. S6. 5719 Grant st ne
Cassie Addison. rs. Kensington, Md.
Bessie Major "a, 1870 Champlain ST. n W
Andrew Watts. So Ednor Md
Helen Mcconnell, 60. l710 Vermont ave
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odd Jobs Earned Pupils
Mount Vernon Bus Trip

The third grade of Langdon Ele-
mentary School, Twentieth and
Franklin streets NE. will take a
bus trip tomorrow to Mount Ver-
non with money all its "a pupils
had a hand in earning.
They made 1896, just enough
for the round trip, mostly by
doing odd jobs at home for their
parents. Their teacher is Miss
Virginia Lowell.
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Births Reported
ON the D. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics. ),

NTioh' ZIG ~ u bureau OF vital StatiSt
Leo and Lillian Argenbright
Edward and Geraldine Birch.
Charles and Nellie Bowman.
Blair and Ruth Camp
William and Eleanor Carter.
Alfred and Mamie Cavalli.
Robert and Maxine Chapman.
Maylor and Dorothy Clark
Robert ana Charlotte Crawford.
Ernest and Audrev Dorey.
John and Agnes Doyle.
Jesse and Doris Fox.
Robert and Lenore Friedman,
| William and Shirley Gillian
Nathan and Vivian Goldstein.
Carl and Ruth Grau
Robert and Martha Griffith.
Robert and Velma Hanan.
Ernest and Ethel Hardin.
Vernon and Harriet Hill.
Arnold and Renee Levy.
Guido and Vincenette Lasasso.
Charles and Loa Matthey
Bernard and Jeanne McCune.
Samuel and Evelyn Michaelson.
Frederick and Gloria Rogers.
Leonard and Katherine Schneider.
Howard and Betty Shaw.
Charles and Margaret Sharp.
Robert and Jane Simpson.
Roy and Joyce spedden
christopher and Patricia Squire.
Samuel and Doris Stevenson.
Abbot and Ruby Ware.
Kurt and Evelyn Wertheim.
Bryant and Lille Coward.
Thomas and Helena Harris.
Isaiah and Minnie Keels.
GIRLS.
Eugene and Katherine Allison.
Wilbur and Mary Amonette.
Bruce and Betty Beacher.
John and Dorothy Berlin.
James and Jeanne Caldwell.
Walter and Florence Dick.
Harry and Olive Dodson
Alton and Dolores Dough.
Frank and Bernice Faulkner.
Clifton and Olive Gibbons.
Horace and Sally Gordon
Russell and Carolyn GotShall
Wayne and Thelma Greathouse.
Manuel and Corinne Gutierrez.
Fred and Madge johnson.
Francis and Agnes Maruca,
Edward and Elaine Murphy.
Frederick and Sarah MuSser.
William and Betty Powers.
Leonard and Margaret Redding
John and Jean Saah.
David and Selma Schneider.
Howard and Betty Shaw.
Richard and Ella Shanahan.
Paul and Virginia Stefanelli.
William and Elsie Ward.
John and Dorothy Vert.
Robert and Pearl Wolfersberger.
James and Mary Wynn.
John and Celestine Ballard
James and Sarah Butler.
James and Dorothy Collins
Cardinal and Norma CTusoe
William and Bettye Henderson.
Mitchell and Katherine Terry
James and Edna Wilson.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03
Jones Aufomotive EIedric Service, Greenwood
Invites You To Try Their Fine ShopFaciIities

understand all the little intricacies
of this very scientific part of mo-
tors and generators. No matter
what it is in this line you de-
sire you can call and you will
get the correct information and
service.
When electrical starting and
lighting equipment for automo-
biles was first proposed, motor
car manufacturers were not fav-
orably impressed. They thought
the apparatus too complicated and
that it could not be practical in
operation. 1t was also pointed out
that mechanics and electricians
were two entirely different types
of men, and that even mechani-
cal experts could not be expect
ed to service electrical equipment
satisfactorily. This resulted in a
separate industry of manufactur-
ing automotive electrical equip
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

grade-A building materials and
and fair prices consistently offer
ed they have won an enviable re-
putation throughout this section.
One of the essential features of
any house, store or other struc-
ture is that it will stand the wear
of years. The same is true of the
reputation of any business firm
and that is why this concern en-
joys an ever increasing volume of
business and popularity.
On account of their experience
and keen knowledge of the lum-
Der markets, they buy at the low
est possible prices and offer the
local public astonishing values in
lumber and building supplies of
every description.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

Located at 3ls carrollton Ave-,
featuring complete auto electrical
service TO car owners of this sec
tion with skilled mechanics. Gen.
orators. starters. speedometers in
their line of work and are well
and favorablY known as head
quarters for all auto electrical
work. Also specialists in shdrpen-
ing and repair Of lawnmowers.
In the upbuilding of the mod
ern American city of the twenti-
eth century the stationary motor
engineers are of the utmost va
lue, for by the modern standards
of living general power efficiency
has been greatly increased. This
is partly due to the work of the
motor engineer.
A feature of this institution is
its motor repair work in all its
phases. The men in charge are
motor engineers of ability who
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

Delta region known as the
makers of happy homes.
One of the most important fea-
lures of the business life of any
community is the outfitting of the
home. In this respect, let us di-
rect your attention to these two
furniture houses, for when they
opened the business, they decided
that the best would be none too
good for their customers and they
have conducted their business on
this policy. They are prepared to
furnish your home complete and
their stock includes the moderate
priced or the more expensive de-
signs, whichever you desire.
If you are contemplating the
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

ment.
Before appointing a representa-
tive to whom they must entrust
their own reputation, the manu-
facturers of electrical equipment
must assure themselves that the
representative has practic a
knowledge of automotive electri-
city, and established reputation
for good service, ethical business
standing, a neat and orderly place
of business, financial ability to
carry an adequate stock of re-
pair material and provide proper
test and shop equipment, and a
desire to serve.
The fact that Jones Automo-
tive Electric Service, 3l6 Carroll
ton, Greenwood, qualified to the
satisfaction of such vast num-
Der of manufacturers is conclu-
sive proof of their integrity and
business ability.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

Located at 30s E. Johnson and
502 Howard. feature Philco APP
pliances. Floor Coverings. and
Complete Home Furnishings. Bar
gains unequolled anywhere daily.
First Furnish Your Home,
it tells who you are" These are
popular furniture stores where
only quality merchandise is sold
and at most reasonable prices,
carrying an extensive stock and
offering the public service that
has no superior.
Leflore Furniture Company and
Delta Furniture Store, Green
wood, are under the direction of
men who have had wide acquain-
tance with people throughout this
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03
by DOROTHY GENTRY
TCH UlA NE W S
Tchula Baptist Church
Has Full Time Program

The Board of Deucons of the
Tchula Baptist church announces
that a full-time program has been
adopted by the church. which for
the last two years has had only
semi-monthly preaching services.
The Rev. j. B. Welborn is pastor.
There were forty-seven addi-
tions to the church membership
during the Simultaneous Evangel-
istic Crusade and the services i'm
mediately following. The pastor
was assisted in the revival series
by the Rev. ]. B. High of Fair
Park Baptist church, Dallas,
Texas, and George Kester. song
director, of Tunica.
Plans are being formulated for
a spiritual training program for
the youth of the church and com
munity.
The church is also sponsoring a
Young Peoples program Thurs
days at 7:30 with Cecil Harper as
leader.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

your first tire to Short Tire and
Oil Company for the best in tread
ing work.
Short Tire and Oil Co. not only
bought the best in treading ma
chinery, but has hired factory
trained men who know tires in
all their construction. With this
desirable foundation they pro-
ceeded to operate one of the larg-
est and best treading services in
this entire section.
This has become center in the
tire treading business as is evil
dent from the truly large trade
they are receiving and the way
their reputation is spreading all
over this section.
Here they will faithfully inspect
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03
Gwin Lumber Company, Greenwood Most Completely
Stocked Concern For All BUILDING Materials

Now have a Martin -Senour Col
or Bar. the only one in Green
wood. where they will be able TO
match paint colors perfectly ac-
cording to formulas. No need
TO worry now about matching
paint for here they can derive
l.l00 colors from the six primary
ones. Gwin Lumber Company.
located at l4o2 Carrollton Ave-.
in ultra modern home. have COM
piete line of buiiGing materials
from the Basement TO the Attic.
and large stock of Dry Kiln Dry
Lumber.
Headquarters in this section for
dependable Lumber Building Ma
terials, this popular lumber con-
cern carries a complete line of
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

The people of this territory Erx
many miles around are offered al
through their fair methods of do
ing business and the high quazEty
very reasonable rates high class
lumber and building materials CK
every description and of the vesry
best grade.
The contractors and builders
the farmers and the people gem
orally, have come to know kEzas-
they can depend on the GwIn
Lumber Co. for just about every
thing that there is in the building
materials business. The repuza-
ton that they established 6ur
stock and quality and for straIgEzr-
forward dealing continues to wsn
friends and influence people
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

transportation of the country and
the desire of the people to utilize
every available car.
Leaking radiators are the cause
of many serious troubles to which
car can fall heir. So call on
City Radiator and Parts Co. in
Greenwood for service as soon as
leak appears.
Auto repairing is very impor-
tant business and they are equip
ped scientifically to do this work
correctly. Their men are experts
on the work and their prices are
most attractive. They can be
reached by phone, letter or per-
sonal call and are known for their
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

for and proven by the armed for
ces for its versatility and tough
ness, and has been improved so
that it now meets the farmer and
business mans requirements for
economical operation and low
cost. See the amazing buys in
used Jeeps, now on display at No
ble's. With the Jeep you can har-
row or plow a field and many
pther jobs that require plenty of
power.
The service department of
Mobiles Motors in Greenwood is
all that could be desired. Their
service men are factory trained
mechanics with years of ex-
perience. behind them. The line
of genuine factory parts plus
guaranteed service to Jeep and
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

food, especially fish. contain the
vitamins necessary for proper
building of tissues in our bodies.
Doctors point out that people
who live near the sea or large
inland rivers and eat plenty of sea
food, especially fish, are rarely if
ever bothered with goiter. Sea
food contains the necessary TO-
dine and other substances neces-
sary to balance the living body.
Then, too, fish lacks that harsh
element found in the ordinary
run of beef, pork. lamb, etc. In
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

disadvantages under which they
must labor have been greatly in
creased in recent years by the
continuous advance in the cost
OF supplies, labor, and everything
that pertains to the operation of
an R.E.A. or Cooperative.
Therefore, we wish to direct
the attention of all of our readers
to the admirable manner in
which this cooperative has served
It's many members; to the i'm
provements made to keep everyk
branch Of the service up to date,
and to the public-spirited poll
cies that have characterized the
management of this vital enter
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03
Landers' Welding And Machine Works. Greenwood.
Sections Most Complete - Also Crankshafi Grinding

the necessary machinery, etc, as
well as expert machinists. who
the work and can re-
pair your machinery for opera
ton.
They are equipped to handle
any and all types of light or
heavy machinery and in charge
are expert machinists of unusual
ability and skill and the work has
the commentator Of everyone. No
matter what may be broken you
should take it to them and have a
consultation. They will promptly
tell you what can be done, but if
for any reason it cannot be re-
paired, or that it will not pay you,
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03
Boyetts Radio And TeIevsion Shop, Greenwood, Truly
Radio Mechanic Of Much Experience And KNOWLEDGE

radio experts who are highly
trained and fix the trouble in
short order. They are familiar
with all makes of radios now on
the market, and have put many
of the sets of this section of the
state in fine condition.
Mr.. Boyett is one of the lead
ing radio and television experts
in this section, and is to be COM
plimented upon the success of his
establishment.
He has modern radio labor
atory where they have all the
equipment necessary for the re-
pair of a radio, and consequent
ly they are able to do anything
necessary to put any radio, no
matter what make, in the best OF
condition.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

Their service department has
reached the highest state of eff
cheney, having complete equip
ment and men who have had
much experience, thus assuring
owners of the best of service.
Now that radio and television
has become a large and diversi-
fled industry, with many manu-
facturers putting out a multipli-
city of types of sets it is one line
to adequately repair and service
radios. Realizing this. Mr.. Boyett
has devoted long period of time
to thoroughly master every de
tail of radio construction and wir
ing. They are thereby fully pre-
pared to give every type of SER
vice, care and repairing on all
makes of radios.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

they will tell you so.
Landers Welding and Machxne
Works, Greenwood, are ALSO
equipped to handle any and AIN
electric or acetylene welding.
either in their shop or with por-
table field equipment. To save
long and expensive delays on hard
to get parts. let Landers repair
your old part. They will save yosa
money in the long run.
We recommend Landers Weld
ing and Machine Works to the
readers of this paper for their SUI
perior work which adds greatly
to the progress and prosperity Of
Greenwood as a trading center
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

Located on Highway s2 west.
ore skilled and efficient workmen.
Featuring repair on any kind of
Machinery. Diesel Engines. and
have portable equipment for cleo
tric or acetYlene welding. Salts
faction Guaranteed. Also admir-
ably equipped for. crankshaft
grinding. Truly a vdlued asset
to Greenwood as a trading center.
During these days when SO
many parts are expensive and
sometimes hard to get, it is with
out doubt necessary that we have
concerns such as Landers Weld
ing and Machine Works, Green
wood, who are equipped with all
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03
Industrial Review OF Progressive Greenwood Firms
Delta Electric Power Association, Greenwood,
Considered Important Fador In State DEVELOPMENT

Office located at 30l WalthalI,
in serving the rurol people. takes
pride in the substantial part il
has contributed TO the develop
ment of the district in which it
renders service.
Delta Electric Power Associa-
ton is truly a loyal concern. 1t
believes in the futre of rural
Mississippi and is backing that
faith by Improvements that will
aid in the development of natural
resources in this territory.
There is no more difficult or
more thankful task than the sue
cessful operation of an electrical
concern such as this one. The
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

If you are not a user of Gulf
oils you should give them a trial
You'll find they are made es-
pecially fine to withstand the
trying conditions of modern, high
speed motoring, and protect your
motor against friction and heat.
Gulf lubricants are made in
every type needed to give best
results for your car and lubrica-
tions are performed by men who
know your car, working from
charts of your particular make or
model.
The attendants at Irby Will
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03
Mobiles Motors, Greenwood, Headquarters For
HarIey-Davison Motorcycles And Jeep Parts

Located conveniently at sll S.
Main. have some real buys in used
WHY'S Jeeps. genuine foctory
parts. plus approved service to
cars and motorcycles of all makes.
Mr.. Noble says, 'It's Spring, Get
In the Swing, And Ride A Har-
ley-Davidson." Yes, at Mobiles
Motors you can buy long-lasting
low-cost operation and upkeep
motorcycle that is tough and will
furnish cheap transportation
while you get with the fun in
clean sport. The name, Harley
Davidson has been recognized as
leader in the field of motorcycles,
which stands for quality vehi-
Gle that always gives satisfaction.
Mobiles Motors has sales and
service of WHY'S Jeeps, developed
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03
City Radiator And Paris Company, Greenwood, Best
Equipped For All Type Radiator Repairs

Located at l0ls Carrollton Ave-.
feature sules and service OF, rudia-
tors. both new and used. for all
mokes of cars. trucks and trac-
tors. Their service includes clean
ing, recoring and repairing. Also
carry complete lines of auto parts.
batteries. accessories. both retoil
and wholesale.
This auto radiator establishment
has come into more prominence
with the increasing number of
cars and trucks through high
prices and the determination of
the public to get the fullest mile
age from their car. It is in ac-
cord with the conservation of the
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

prise.
To this Rural Electric concern
must go no small portion of the
credit for the progress and ex-
pansion of this section of Missis-
sippi for it has been the most inn
portant factor in the civic de-
velopment, actively cooperating
with the other business enter
prises. Its presence in active op-
Grafton and under expert super
vision of such fine group as the
managers and directors is really
a factor that adds to the attract
ivness of all the territory it ser
YES as a more desirable communi-
ty in which to live or locate.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-05-03

Located at AIT Carrollton Ave,
features complete service on all
makes. specializing in radio
phonograph combination. televi-
sion. quito radios. and carry COM
plete stock Of parts. tubes. and
batteries. with complete equip
ment for television set-ups. Call
Greenwood ll2l.
Realism in Radio" is offered
the fans of this part of the state
by the superior service featured
by this reliable firm. who are
the most experienced radiotricians
of this entire district.
No matter what radio or tele-
vision trouble you may be ex-
periencing with your set Boyett's
Radio and Television Shop will
be able to repair it. They are