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bedrms.. 2is baths;
home for, the large family in a
section of high priced homes. all
large rms, incl. exceptionally large
liv. rm. and cleo kit: has a built-in
garage. Anchor fenced yard, A-acre
ground. GRAHAM d CO., 81. 6010E
till 9 pm
down. and SIS Fer month; all or
less down and more per month, buys
3-year-old, 6-rm., brick Colonial |
with all extras and conyenienceS. |
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. 81. 1900. |
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ALEXANDRIA

Older home. needs redeeorating.
Reception hall entrance. spacious
living room. dining room, equipped
kitchen, 4 large bedrooms and bath
garage; corner lot. A real buy!
N. G.. HINES AND SON
Courthouse So. Arl.. Va. oW. 90.o.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CUSToM-BUILT BRICK-Iiv. rn

CUSTOM-BUILT BRICK-Liv. rm.
firepl., din, rm.. large modern kit,
bedrm. and powder rm. on lst A.;
md f., Z twin-size bedrms,. and tile
bath; full daylight bsmt.; double ga
rage; home in perfect condition;
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO..
WA. 6655. uN. 1866. Ill
NEW RAMBLER, 60-day possession,
nr. st. Johns parochial and, pub
iiv. rm., separate din. '' rm.. tuli
bsmt., porch; in a section OF large
homes. Priced to sell. GRAHAM g.
&c CO. 81. 60l4 I'll 2 pm.
tically new 5-rm; brick and shingls
home; tile bath, bsmt.. garage, Will
BRICK R4ess 6ofoSrAL < GS HOME, in 11a adnv
hrepl., porch, dry bsmt., fenced
to sell at S15.750 Call WA. 5000
TN 8 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS q
s-BEDRM. COLONIAL. large liv. rm..
lst floor; 3 bedrms, nice tiled bath
on end; fun bsmt.. fun tiled floor,
9utside 0arsS entrance ,aan bath; bh esI rear
and public schools, $1,000 cash viii
handle. GRAHAM & Co, 81. COLO
$1,000 ~ pi@iw pDowN. .ss5 monthly pays
a-c. heat; extra large LOT; full price
Call PERRY BOSWELL, INC. WA.
rts.sroRRY. fsGS R9sn IN RooMs-Attic i SR lo pn-
finished; lot 5oxs30; s4,5s5; $3.50
down or $3.50 down and $50 mo
for 10 mos. then $40 a mo-: High
Brldse. near Bowie. HoWAT. Madison
NEAR MD. uNIv.-a-bedrm. modern
Sio.o5o. Vet may purchase with
81 $50 down and approx. S65 mo.
VA, 5000 til 8 pm. ROBERT S.
HRRE's RRE''s 4 4 BDY-Redecorated Buy Il1 5-rm.
corner lot. frepl. concrete screened
porch. tile bath. full bsmt,, gas
h.-w.h.. price 81 l,a5o. $4,000 down,
So per mo, will handle. Veterans
and s57 per mo. Gail WA. 1900
II 8 pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS &
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-can you
sell this s-rm.. 2-bath, ! acre, with
conveniences for 1880. We viii
help YOU. Apply 5S0S Baltimore
ave. Baltimore, Md. Q to II am.
Mon and Tues. ALVIN EPLING.
DETACHED 2-APT., MT. RAINIER
One arm. all elect kit. and bath,
and one 3-rm., kit, bath apt: prop
erty in excellent condition; oil heat;
large lot: detached garage: conv. TO
transp, schools and shops: beau
tiful property at reasonable price
Mrs. Cox VI. Si36. ATLAS REAL
TY, ST 1868. Ia
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HoUSES-SALE-N.e. tcont.I

CoLoRED-RosEDALE AREA-Best
value in ne. Only s years old; 6
large rms. and bath; bsmt. could be
used as apt. Has beautiful oak
floors. modern kit. tile bath: large
fenced yard. front and rear porches;
auto. heat. In perfect cond. Can
be seen anytime. Call ALDRE. INC.
LU. 4-0747. or Ewes. LU. 4-5i"o.
IA
CoLORED-e KITS, . baths. Ne.
See this beautiful 7-room brick;
gas &C. heat. new roof, brick. ga
rage; modern throughout; front
porch. full basement. J. EVERETT
ROBERTSON. WA. 1890. WO. 77S7.
COLORED-RIVER TER, Bard ST.,
near E. Capitol-Row brick. B rooms.
tile bath; full bsmt. 81 600 down.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 1345
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400, LU.
4-39S2.
CoLORED-RIVER TERRACE
81 900 down; lovely . bedrms.. liv.
rm.. kit: full bsmt.; Oil &C. heat;
priced to sell Call Mr. Zabrek,
IN 1ho6 cox & CO IA h4l3
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WHEATON HILLS-Assume FHA-GI
financing: 2 lge. bedrms., liv. rm.
with fireplace. equipped kit; extras
include storm windows. Anchor fence;
Sl2,950. Mr.. Kelly, eyes,. OIL. 1905,
with RUTLEY & BAIR, ST. 2all.
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If YOU HAVE ITO

Cash, that is,' get it out Of the
where It will Dgrow!' Grow W and eroWI
Sparkling white in lovely Oakcrest.
You enter bright liv. rm. with
lge. picture windows, 6 steps up
you'll find 3 unusual bedrms and
file Pile bath. Down several steps from m
rm. and utii. rm. at outside ground
level. Truly an unusual home
Brand spanking new. Choice of in
terror decoration. Nice high wooded
lot. We are awaiting your call.
ARLINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1951-01-09
COIORED
VACANT-$495 DOWN

300 BLOCK JAY ST. NE
Modern row brick home with bath;
full bsmt: oil heat and storm win
dows, SURETY REALTY CO., AID.
n53l It'll Q. Ia
COLORED-s25O DOWN. $50 per mo.
for 2-bedrm., liv. rm., kit. bath
apt; separate heat and entr Vic.
1lth and c SITS. ne. ENTERPRISE
EX. 340O; ewes. GE. xii 10
COL.-MODERN DETACHED BRICK
10 years old. Claiming st. ne. First
time offered: has rooms, oil heat,
recreation room; located in a bright.
clean new neighborhood vacant;
immediate possession. Call MR..
SPARKS for a real home. DU. 1895;
eyes NO S41n Ii
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RAMBLER
EXQUISITE"

Planning, location and appointments
only partially describes this beau
tiful modern rambler. 1t is not
the ''mine-run" of architecture-it's S
new and entirely different :; spa
cious oedrms., :, baths, din. rm. and
brkfst nook huge liv. rm.. center
hail, and "shadowbox" windows. Oh
yes-and planting walls both inside
and out. Priced at S25.5D0. it S
the ultimate in INABILITY.
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GLEN MAR PARK
SILVER SPRING
WHITE BRICK RIJNGATOW

SILVER SPRING
WHITE BRICK BUNGALOW
5 rooms and bath. expandahle attic.
plumbing and heating roughed in.
full basement, large lot. Close to
everything.
BRICK RAMBLER, $13,6OO
3 bedrooms and bath. equipped
kitchen. Convenient to everything
4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, $18,950
Large wooded lot, full basement.
Close to public and parochial
schools
DE LUKE RAMBLER
e large rooms, Ia baths. full base
ment. Close to conveniences
CAPITAL REALTY CO.
SH. 0673 till 8 PM.
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COLORED
COLORED
18th & E. CAPITOL

Attractive large brick home; hall en-
trance. 3 double bedrms,, lge newly
equipped kit; full bsmt; front en-
trance; oil h.-w.h.: lovely yard,
front and rear; apple pie order
throughoueS convenient location;
$4,000 or more down. Call Mr..
StoVer.
CAMPANELLA g. co.
Elk. Alb; Ewes, TW. 1910
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JUNIOR ESTATE

white enameled bungalow
surrounded by over - acre; conv.
located in Falls Church. The out
side never has to be painted. The
enamel is baked or. A world of
room for gardening, flowers and for
children to play. Inside, . bedrms.,
pine paneling effect. Modern
equipped kit. and dining area; auto.
gas heat; $500; A. loan avail
able: $1,000 cash will handle. Don't
Wait-call now
ARLINGTON REALTY
22O4 Wilson Blvd. OW. 9300
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2204 Wilson Blvd, ow. $500

NEAR WASH. AND LEE
Extremely charming snowy white bum
gaiow located conv. lust of Wash.
blvd. mr.. the high school; 2 bed
rms. and tile bath on LIST f.; spa
ciouS liv. rm., modern kit. with
din. space. The upstairs is artis-
tically finished with studio beam
cetling-all this on a level corner
lot for S15.5O0.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. 5000
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COlOred, Lg. Det. Brick

CoIored, Lg. Det. Brick
CLOSE-IN NE. AREA
Lge. substantial brick home in ex-
cellent condition. Contains s lge
rms. Ia baths ) porches. full
basement with new gas furnace; s.
car detached garage which can be
rented for income. Price SlS950
with easy terms Cali Mr. McIn-
tosh. EX 24S0; ewes. MI. 6565.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
11I3 18th st. NV. Realtors
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SILVER SPRING
WOODMOOR
WOODSIDE FOREST

Silver Springs best residential area.
2is-year-old brick in perfect con-
n acre. beautifully handicapped. Ten
large rooms. arranged for comfort
able living and gracious entertain
,ng; ; bedrms.. exceptionally attrac-
tive recreation room with bar. gas
b. h.-w.h.. 2-car detached garage.
Price reduced to $50 $50. Must be
seen to be appreciated Shown by
appointment only. Call Mr.. Taryer,
81. $500. with
VIM. E. Richardson, Inc.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
ALEXANDRIA

Charmingly Restored Home
This delightful 2ia-story brick home
in old Alexandria Is offered for
sale It has a 26x16-ft.. living
room with 2 attractive. fireplaces, q
equipped kitchen, large bed
rooms and bath. Separate en-
trance to unusually attractive gar
den and patio ideally situated for
summer dining and privacy. Base
ment, oil hot-water heat. storm
windows, insulated. Only S21 800
with moderate down payment.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
ARLINGTON REALTY

JUST OFF SHIRLEY HWY.
Your family will enjoy living In this
picturesque cozy home in the county
surrounded by dogwood, holly and
leads into this home from a hard
surfaced road Just of Shirley hwy;
liv rm. 12x1S). din. rm. (SxS). kit.
tSx10). 2 lge. bedrms. and bath.
screened back porch, full bsmt.: the
neighborhood is excellent. bus service
good; within walking distance OF
les sthan $4,000. Well financed.
F. E. MALCOLM
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACoSTIA, 1454 v st. s.e--Semi-
det. corner brick 2-family home, 8
rooms and bath each, and . rooms
in bsmt. with private entrance. ga
rsge; vacant: HARTMAN REALTY.
INC; 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU.
BRANCH AVE. EXTENDED. near
Camp Springs-Det. stone and brick
bungalow g rooms, 3 bedrooms. 1st
n; expansion attic. 35-ft. clubroom.
e sI ANN one garage 1sTss REAV IsEf ~
INC: 1916 Good Hope rd. Sc. LU.
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE - First time
ever offered fer sale. Lovely seulidet.
with exceptional features. Has alum.
over; attractive recreation room,
auto. heat. nice yard; terms if de-
sired. Inspect anv time ALDRE,
INC, LU 4-0747, or ewes. LU.
Ro0MING HOUSE. near sth and E.
Capitol st.--Large brick home. ideal
for rooming house; II rooms. 3
sonsrssT 9sHs eyer RrsaTy sI9S pc per ITS month Bn
ave- ave. s.e. ianA Il $1,000 5000. w. i~il La s.
sI0s-0S E sT. s.E.-New 5-room
brick, full basement, gas heat, many
extras; .S11.950; reasonable terms.
open open for fol. inspection: north on
dfE- 4AOAn ( tAAALd.
blocks to E St. left . blocks TO
houses: GEORGE Y. WORTHING-
TON & SON. NO. 1895, OIL. 31.39.
NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE corner
brick home, block from Barney
Circle Sc; large rooms with p
room apt. in basement; oil heat.
Priced at S13.500 with convenient
terms. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO..
1911 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000. g
BUNGALOW-S1 800 down will buy
very nice asbestos shingle BUNGALOW.
in Forest Heights. Just over D. C.
line: has living room. large kitchen.
bedrooms and bath. expardable
attic, oil heat: lot 1Gx125 it: ex-
cellent condition. SOUTHEAST
REALTY co. 1911 Pa. ave. Sc,
FoUR-FAMILY APr.-choice Sc. To-
CATION. S22.750. We offer four A.
family apartments that can be
apts. are well financed and will
show an excellent return on your
Investment. Call WILLIAM P.
ATKINSON at RE. 1915 Tor de-
tails. After 5 pm, RA. 1869. .
FRAME BLDG, 15x2s it.. finished in
knotty pine: 2 rms, y bath and
present location. Suitable for tourist
cabin. office. or home. Price 81 500.
Call WO. S935 after pm, Ill
Evening star., 1951-01-09
PAUL E. BUTTERF1ELD
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA, min. out. Bunga-
low. rms; 81 900 down; total price,
So, 500; city water; pay 500 per mo.
No. 9S. Call OV. 5000. Open 9 It'll
8. ]. T. MOTION REALTY, INC,
2415 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex, Va.
tive 5-rm, Cape Cod; expansible at
tic, full bsmt.. city utilities: SIP
800. less than $1,000 cash req.
FALLS CHURCH REALTY, phone
FA. 2122. 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
LOVE FOR SALE

You will love this authentic brick
Cape Cod on a rolling tree-studded
"a acre; 22-ft. liv. rm. with firepl.,
rear patio complete 1st q. plan; up
stairs, . gracious bedrms. and tile
bath: also there is full dry bsmt..
Just imagine the entire property in
immaculate cond. and located with
in the Emile radius Of the White
delay-make appointment today by
calling.
ARLINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Colored-Riyer Terrace

Beautiful corner brick home. large
lot with Anchor fence. rec. room,
auto. heat, in very nice condition.
Priced Sl1. $50. $1,000 to ST.. 500
down. Call Mr.. Cody. AP. 1880,
Sun. and ewes.
PECK COMPANY, LA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Realtor. OW. 3024.

3-BEDRM. COLONIAL
Conveniently located in Jefferson
Village, living room has fireplace,
dining room. equipped kitchen, full
basement; fenced rear yard, and IN
excellent condition; $4,000 cash will
handle.
REALTY, INC.
4751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. ia. 4-1620.
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HICKS REALTY co.

31O8 MT. VERNON AVE
AL. 1900; ewes. call TIE. Abb or
TIE. 3372.
10
Evening star., 1951-01-09

This is one of the largest new ram
olers we've had in long time.
3 bedrms.. 2i2 baths. large closets
with sliding doors. :: fireplaces. and
lovely wooded lot. This is truly
one Of the finer homes in Edgemoor
The price is S322, 500.
Woodmoor Agcy., Inc.
, 1951-09-07
ESTABLISHMENT OF ELIGIBLE LISTS
The Division of Personnel announces the establishmer
of eligible lists for the following classes:
CLERK III CASEWORKER NURSES AIDE

CLERK III cASEWORKER NURSES AIDE
T CLERK III: Salary Range: $3.50 $2388 per annuml High
ly responsible clerical work involving independent work
decisions requiring the kowledge and application of depart
mental rules, regulations and policies.
Required experience and training include "a completion
of the twelfth school grade, including or supplemented by
courses in commercial subjects; () considerable experience
in performing responsible and varied office and clerical work.
CASEWORKER: Salary Range: $144O $2O52 per an
NUM- Duties involve social services primarily concerned with
assistance and direction to welfare workers in the applica-
Ition of fundamental case work techniques in determining
Immediate economic need of persons or families applying for
or receiving public welfare services.
Minimum training and experience include C) at least two
years of college work C) experience in work involving con-
tact with the public.
NURSES AIDE. Salary Range: $3.50 $1116 per annum)
Duties involve the performance Of sub-professional nursing
duty in a hospital, clinic or other institution.
Desirable training and experience include completion of
the ninth school grade; some experience in practical nursing
work.
Applications will also be received for the related classes
|of Clerk-TypistI III, interchangeable III.
Applications must be made on the official form which
may be obtained from the Branch Office of the Division of
in Christiansted and should be postmarked by
midnight of September q, 1851.
Ullmont L. James
Director of Personnel
, 1951-09-07
September 6, 1851

0CRkCA416CA w, 4OOA
Dear Editor:
The Vocational Teachers of St.
Croix were recently afforded the
opportunity to visit Puerto Rico
where they were shown several of
the Vocational Schools around the
island. This trip proved most in
.structive and inspiring in more
ways than one.
Not only were the teachers well
entertained during their stay, but
every effort was made by the
Office of Vocational Education to
point out the programs and train
ing schemes in Puerto Rico that
were most successful. Here we
saw the results of thirty years of
effort in the field of Vocational
Education.
If st. Croix can have a program
half as good in the next few years
the island will have a full supply
of skilled craftsmen in many
trades. If some of the programs
now in practice in the schools can
be adopted in the Virgin Islands
we shall have more to look for
ward to. There will be hope and
a future for those graduating
students who want to remain in
the islands.
We are just beginning a real
Vocational program here and we
have a long way to go, but if our
teachers put the enthusiasm and
efforts into they jobs as they do in
Puerto Rico we shall 60 ahead
fast.
We who were privileged to
make the trip express our thanks
to those who made it possible and
to our hosts in Puerto Rico who
gave hours of their time trans
porting us through the scenic
beauty of their island to show us
not only their fine schools and
programs in action but showed us
proof that their programs worked,
by taking us to factories where
successful graduates were work
ing, many of them in key posi-
tons and in a variety of trades.
In addition to the inspiration
afforded by our trip we had the
, 1951-09-07
Sincerely yours
Cyril L. Marshall.
Vocational Teacher
Notice to Delinquent
T~uxpdYers

Writs Of attachment having
been served upon all property
owners whose Real Property
Taxes for the year 1949 are in
arrears, and the same having
been duly recorded in the Of
flee of the Recorder of Deeds,
notice is hereby served, in ac-
cordance with the provisions
Of Section As of the Ordinance
providing for the Assessment,
Levy and Collection of Taxes
upon Real Property, approved
September 5, 1886, that unless
the taxes, penalties and costs
are paid upon publication of
this notice twice a week for
three consecutive weeks, the
properties will be sold at pub
lie auction by the Vendue
Director.
Department of Finance.
Christiansted, st. Croix, VI.
August 81, 1851
L. r. CONRAD
Assistant Commissioner of
Finance, st. Croix
, 1951-09-07

thrill OF seeing a country strug-
gllng to get ahead by hard work.
good planning and tremendous
faith in the future. No one who
has been in Puerto Rico recently
can doubt that they are. going
ahead. Their efforts are akin to
those made in the United States
In the 1920s. A higher standard OF
living means more for everyone.
Puerto Rico is expanding her
roads to take care Of the automo-
biles this higher standard has
made possible. Bigger and better
buildings are rising to take the
place Of outmoded ones and the
Stun houses are giving way to
modern, comfortable houses at
low rentals. We wish Puerto Rico
every success in her upward
climb.
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Established in 1887
Published Every Thursday
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22
Nanno PovoII Child
Bicycle Accident

Nssxhed to Community hospital
H. q Southern Funeral home am
auszxace, nine-year-old Allie S
Fswrzzl Jr., Wednesday was
Sfaa&nasss1t not seriously injured due
- D vehicle accident at Carroll
-zsrr azud Pine streets. in which the
asgyxse he was riding was bump
cd VITO by an automobile. The ac-
<s1gfersf happened during the lunch
1szxg around 12:45 pm. as the
ssssz@ returned to school.
According TO NJ. Schur, he saw
1bw child fall from the bicycle
.Nn<ks the street when he and Mrs
MxAarr were driving to work, but
MsxGid not identify the driver of
- automobile involved.
G-ify Marshay T. B. Lehman,
Mohx investigated the accident, re-
1suxed that it appeared to have
snHsx a "bump-in" due to the
esafsfs trying to cross too soon.
Several cars were in line waiting
~ She traffic light to change. inn
~zksateiy before the accident. He
msE the driver of the a had
2H been determined, but that it
eUaS not a "hit-and-run."
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22

r. N. Tombstone of Jackson
announced today that he is a
candidate for the office of State
Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation. In making this an
nouncement he released the fol-
lowing statement:
"The office of State Superin-
tendent of Public Education is
one of the most important with
in the gift of the people. 1t is
the responsibility of the State
Superintendent of Public E,
cation to provide professional
leadership for the educational
forces of the State. to insure an
educational square deal for all
our boys and girls, including the
mentally and physically handi-
capped. In order to do this. he
must work in harmony with the
Governor and members of the
Legislature.
Positive professional leader
ship is essential in this period OF
mobilization for the current
emergency in order to Safeguard
our American system from dan
gers, both within and without.
Such leadership is necessary in
this critical period to develop our
schools to the highest degree
of efficiency, and wherever need
ed, to convert the veterans edu-
cational programs from peace
time to wartime requirements.
IF elected State S%uperinten-
dent of Public Education, ]
pledge: positive professional lead
ership, free from confusion and
indecision; a philosophy of scho
supervision based on my belief
that the schools belong to the
people; a reorganization of the
services of the State Department
of Education to help solve educa-
tional problems rather than to
regulate schools; and, cooperation
with all agencies and organiza-
lions engaged in child welfare.
"If elected. l will carry out
the duties and responsibilities of
the office for the best interests OF
the boys and girls of Mississippi
| without regard to political ad-
vantage"
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faithful and conscientious mem
Der; always ready and willing
to give his time and talents Tor
the betterment of this institution.
His counsel was always careful
iy thought out and sound. His
congeniality was contagious and
served much to tighten the labors
of this Board. And the Board rea-
Lies it has lost a good and va
luable member and friend and
mourn his passing. We pause to
pay this tribute to his memory.
Be Is Therefore Resolved that
this be adopted by this Board as
its sentiments, and that it be re-
corded in its Minutes.
Be 1t Further Resolved that a
copy hereof be handed the press
and a copy be transmitted to the
family of deceased.
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Subscription Rates
In Holmes County$3.O0
Outside Holmes County $3.50
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Resolution Adopted
To |. |. Hines Death

A Resolution was adopted by
the Board of Trustees of Holm
Junior College in a meeting held
Friday afternoon in memory of
the late E. L. Hines. The resolu-
ton follows:
The Board of Trustees of the
Holmes Junior College, Goodman
Mississippi, realizes with much
regret the passing of n of its
members, Mr.. E. L. Hines Of
Tchula, Mississippi.
Mr. Hines, at the time of his
death, held the longest term of
service of any present member
of this Board. He was always a
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Legal Notices
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

No. 8482 Letters testamentary
having been granted on the 81
day of March, 1851, by the Chan
Gerry Court of Holmes County,
Mississippi, to the undersigned
upon the estate of r. M. McNeer,
Deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims
against said estate to present the
same to the Clerk of said Court
for probate and registration ac-
cording to law within six months
from this date, or they will be
forever barred.
This the 21st day of March,
1851.
MRS. EMILY McNEER READ,
Executrix. 4S-4tnp
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Continued from Page One)
to one, Mr.. Crymes stated. but
with the passenger, mail and ex-
press moving to the highways
where it can be handled more
quickly there is no alternative.
But the railroads in general
and the &c in particular he said
would continue to serve a large
segment Of the freight move
ments necessary to the contin-
uance of the American way of
doing business.
Mr.. Crymes' address was re-
ceived with great interest. He
was introduced by Lion j. H.
Bowie, &c agent and program
chairman for the evening. He was
accompanied by j. H. Dame and
j. S. Frost, both of Greenwood.
Mr.. Dame is track supervisor for
this district and Mr.. Frost is dis
trict traffic agent.
Other guests we're Mr.. an
Mrs. Walter d. Smith. Mayo" A.
S. Povall, w. E. Thurmond, A.
P. Carroll, j. r. Williams. Par
ham II. Williams, w. B. Kenna.
Welcomed as new members of
the club we're Bob Tidwell, John
Hathcock, Allen Murthgh and
Leo Alderman.
Mr.. Bowie was elected to the
Board of Directors of the club.