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Business and Professional Clubs


District Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club-Tomorrow, 80 pm. Bark
I er Hall. YWCA, regular business meet
ing: speaker Robert Ramspeck, chair
man OF the United States Civil Service
/ Commission.
Professional Writers Club - Tomorrow
! s;So .;s, Pm; n W YWcA' Seventeenth and X
Tower Business and Professional Women,
i Club-Tuesday. pm. Educationa
!. and Vacations Committee. Confederate
! Memorial Hall, 1922 Vermont avenue
/ NV, card party and fashion show.
Railway Business Women's Association
/ Tuesday, 6:15 pm, New Colonial Hotel
| monthly dinner.
National Executive Housekeepers Associa-
| tion, WashinEton Chapter-Tuesday
| pm. Walter Reed Hospital, founders
| day program. preceded by board meetins
at 7;3O pm.
District Womens Accident and Health
| Association-Tuesday, $50 p m Ken
nseyMasfsn meeins speakaf aH'e ransis as Pa8tor %
Casualty Insurance.
Women's Advertising Club-Wednesday
| 1890 pm. WASHINGTON Hotel luncheon
( speaker, Paul NJ, Mayer,
/ 1890 pm, YWcA, luncheon. speaker
| Gene Mccormick. keeper Of the c!arA
I Collection. Corcoran Gallery OF Art Ar
! Approach to Art IN the Museum
| day. / pm. willard Hotel luncheon anc
business meeting.
American Newspaper Wemen's Cllb-Wed-
nesday, $50 to 7 pm 1904 Twentieth
street W. tea in honor of the Austral-
ian Ambassador and Mrs, Spender
yirginia Home Economics Association -
Wednesday, pm. Mount Vernon Home
makers section. with Mrs. E. !. Manger
| $40 Chalfonte drive, Alexandria.
District Home Economics Association -
| Wednesday, 1880 am, homemakers
| group. with Mrs. S. H Work, 404 Glover
| Way, Alexandria; speaker. DR.. Louise
| Brown. "Ceylon." Thursday. 7:l5 pm.
| WASHINGTON Gas Light Co. llo0
| II street NV. dessert meeting; speaker
in Weu-known Washington" Home
! Economics in Business Group to act a:
| hostess.
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Community Clubs

Progress Club Of COLLEGE Park-Todsy; 4
to Il pm, 46Ol BeechV ooo road, Col
leEe Park, international tea for foretgr
students sponsored by club. Wednesday
, p-m. Parish House, Dartmouth ave
nue.. meeting
Woman's Community Club of Kensinstor
Tomorrow. noon. Masonic Han, Ken
sinston; speaker Dr.. John Milton Tow
ner, Civil Defense"
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase-T omorrow
IL am, Clubhouse Committee meeting
Tomorrow. pm. Membership Commit.
tee. Tuesday, 10 to II 80 m. Span
ish class: Tuesday, = pm. dramt
section. Wednesday. a:45 am. music
section Wednesday. 10 am, executive
board meeting. Wednesday. / y m, Ger
man section. Thursday, 10 to IL am.
French section. Thursday. IL to noon
Spanish section. Thursday. l pm.
American home section. Friday, 2 pm.
literature section.
Junior Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
Tomorrow, s pm. arts and crafts sec.
ton, clubhouse. Tuesday, pm, bowl
ing section Silver Spring Bowling Al
leys Wednesday. pm, music section
necticut avenue NV. Thursday. 5 pm.
general meeting. clubhouse; speaker
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Petworth Women's Club-Tomorrow. pm
literature section. with Miss Ardell Payne
l2ll Hamilton street NV; speaker
Miss Iva Irene Swift. review of q current
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play Wednesday. IL 80 pm. hospitality
a6bpoos sf52p wth f.rAlcs Mrs " Padssy 5p3S
Wood 1920 Butterworth place NV
flower arrangement demonstration by
Mrs. Dorothy Smith.
Takoma Park women's Club-Tomorrow
% ment With t'hRsns Mrs EaEar SIeay E6ert osPsa 18s
MANCHESTER lane NV, dessert luncheon;
speaker. Mrs, Carol Laise, "UNESCo
par.ment. with Mrs John Wright 4@a
Whittier street NV: speaker. Mrs
Jerome May. review of Man and Boy
by Wright Morris
Good Neishbor Club Of Takoma Park
Mccain Mccain 766" sRteenth nh stTeet Mas GSoVs' SW
Thanksgiving meeting.
Belle Haven women's Club-Tuesday, Bell.
haven Country. Club, speaker. Dr.. Kent
Roberts Greenfield historian, Travels
in Guatemala and Yucatan.'
Alexandria woman's Ciub--wednesday az
$50 pm. Recreation Center. 1906
cameron street. annual guest night
Kenilworth Ladies' GuiId-Wednesda
noon. with Mrs. Charles Donaldson anc
place Sc.
Silver Spring Woman's Club-Wednesday
1880 an. drama group, Jesup BAN
pm; literature group. Jesup Blair Com,
Norwegian film and review OF a Nor:
wegian book
College Clubs
Smith College Club of Washington-Tomor
row, t M. Indian Embassy. tea;
speaker. Nine. Pandit.
MaryErove COLLEGE Alumnae-Tuezday $50
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Washington Hood Collese cIub-wedues
Pcpco Building, Tenth, and E streets
NV. program and luncheon.
WASHINGTON Mills Club-W Wednesday. s
pm, with Mrs. Helen F. Moore. 1914
Maple avenue, Bethesda.
Washington Wellesley CIub-Thursday
$50 pm. Plaza Thester. 1885 New
York avenue premiere of The Lavender
Hin Mob :, to be sponsored as scholar
ship benefit.
COLLEGE Of St. sehoIastica Alumnae Asso-
ciatien, District Maryland Chapter
ssa,iurday' ss, : pm, with Mss Jean Berg
Sororities
Gamma Phi Beta-Tomorrow. : pm.
chapter house. University of Maryland
founders day program to be held by
Baltimore and Washington alumnae and
members of Beta Beta Chapter.
Kappa Alpha Theta. Washington Alumnas
Chapter-TuesoaS. = pm. with Mrs
Clement A. Parker, 55l0 Moorland lane
Bethesda; speaker. Mrs Donald Hogate
ri Beta Phi Junior AIumnae-Tuesday. s
2 m. Pi Beta Phi room. 2ln9 G street
NV. business meeting followed by
bridge.
lPi Beta Phi Alumnae Club-TueSday. .
pm. with Mrs William r: LoSkhart
Ht35 BrandyWine street NV. tea dis
play and sale OF hanQwoyen attlc.e$
made at Pi Phi Settlement schoo! ii
Tennessee.
Washinston Kappa Kappa Junior Alum
nae-TueSday night. Wood Hull House
George Washington University.
Alpha Chi Omega-Tuesday. visit tc
Electric Playhouse "Wednesday evening
with Mrs, Malcolm D. Jones, 1929 North
1vanhoe. Arlington: speakers. Miss
Marian Belknap and Mrs. Frank NAL
linsou.
Delta Zeta, Washington Alumnae Chapter
"Wednesday, pm. with Mrs. Johr
B. Humphrey, 1906 Indian lane. Silver
Spring, Christmas auction.
Chi Omega. Northern Virginia Alumnae-
Wednesday. 8 pm. with Mrs Julian z
Jackson. 1896 Valley drive. Parkfairfax
Alexandria
Alpha Delta ri. North Arlington F all.
Church Alumnae-Thursday $50 pm
With Mrs Albert P, Toner. 1904 North
Powatan street. Arlington
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This Weeks Notes on the Enqoqenoent Pad

University, review OF The Sea Around
Us, by Rachel Carson, Friday 2 pm
garden section with Miss Isabel Fur
bank; members TO make terrariums
Woodbridge Book CIub-Tuesday, 10 am
Jesse Theater. 3l00 Eighteenth street
NE.
Women's City Club-Friday. Pm. 32d
birthday celebration
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Entertaining Program
Given BY Fifth Grade

The school and a number of Wis
itors enjoyed the clever and no
vel chapel program presented by
the fifth grade, directed by Mrs.
Hathorn.
The scripture was read by Bet
ty Sue Worrell.
The entire group accompanied
by Mrs. Lipsey sang Welcome
Sweet Springtime." This was fol-
lowed by indications that every
one was coming down" with
severe case of spring fever.
Suggestions made by Harriet
Townsend, Betty Terry and Others
to have party and wake up
were welcomed. The type OF
costume to wear was left to the
individual.
Two members, Nancy Dacus
and Norma Branch, served as
hostesses for the occasion.
Guests, attired in a variety OF
costumes ranging from boldly
patched overalls to spangled
dancing costumes and sweeping
evening gowns, were greeted at
the door and given paper sacks
| These were worn as gloves for
the handshaking 'ice breaker"
A variety of contests, playlets
| and musical numbers served as
entertainment.
Those taking part in the sack
popping contest were Bill Henley,
Ann Bishop, Don Crew, Carolyn
Brown and James Kealhofer.
Double bubble blowing experts
were Mary Ann Mcbride, Sidney
Vaughn, Betty Marie Guion, Jer-
] ty Hall and Brenda 10 Price.
The speedy contestants in the
sack race were James Clayton
Engle, Sephus Garrett, Billy Nc
Daniels and Wallace McDaniels.
Members of the cast Of the
playlet, eye Olde Country
School" were Nancy Dacus, Nor
ma Branch, William Atwood,
Brenda Price, Don Crow, Jerry
Hall, Nora Dickinson, and Jerry
Parkinson.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Libroy Notes

This week the Holmes County
Library at Durant Offers a
wealth of entertainment. We
particularly urge anyone inter
ested in the u. S. Marine Corps
not to miss reading THE Defense
Of Wake" by 1t. Col. R. d. Heinl
Jr.. USING; "Bougainville And
The Northern Solomons" by
Major J. N. Rentz, USING; and
The Guadalcanal Campaign bv
Major j. l.. Zimmerman, USMC
all three authentic records of the
service of the Marine Corps.
Fans of William Faulkner will
be interested in "The Portable
Faulkner a group of Faulkner's
stories, edited by Malcolm Cow
ley In light romance is offered
Nurse Kathy Decides" by Lucy
Hancock, author of Village Doc
tor" Curtains For Three" is a
new Nero Wolfe threesome bv
Rex Stout; BOX Star Buckaroo'
by Chuck Martin and Border
Ambush" by Walker Thompkins
are both first-rate western stories.
intermediate sport fans are
sure to enjoy Hold That Line"
a football story by Joe Archi-
bald. The juniors will not want
to miss the two new Thornton
Burgess books: ''Blacky The
Crow and "Lightfoot The Deer"
Still smaller readers have three
attractive books, angel Child
by Val Teal; 'The Three Steps
And The Party" by Charlotte
Becker; and "Crosspatch" by the
ever popular Helen Evers.
April copies of magazines are
both attractive and entertaining
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Senior Play
Cast Announced

The members of the senior PLAY
cast have been selected and are
hard at work preparing for the
matinee performance April II
and the night presentation April
Is. The play, The Able Miss
Cain" is one of the newest and
funniest of the numerous popular
plays by Jay Tobias. Elinor Pres
colt, the domineering wife, is
played by Gaylia Stonestreet;
Leaper, her hen-picked husband,
Charles Campbell; Cheryl, her
spoiled darling, Linda Lou Nc
Cullar; Petey, her son, addicted
to hypnotism, Johnny Howell;
Mary 10, the orphan cousin, Ma
bel Claire Davis Gunior class
member); Ted Lawford, in love
with Cheryl, Duane Hall Ounior
class member; Orpha Van Os-
tade, the height of aristocracy, Jo-
sephine Barranco; ALIVE, her
snooty son, Rubber Lewis; Ma
mic Magoon. the maid so dumb
that she thinks corn syrup is to
cure corns, Shirley Mitchell GUN
ior class member); Gussie Smoot,
the nosey neighbor, Shirley Dur
ham; Icy Finkelstein, from the
fine fur department of the fash
ionable Del Marr's, Virgil Nc
Bride; Mile. Fiji, the vivacious
French head of Del Mars ex-
elusive millinery department
Sally Branch sophomore class
member). The play is packed
with comic situations that will
furnish a riot of fun for any au-
dience.
Proceeds from the play will be
used to leave a memorial gift to
the school.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
FORESTRY NOTES
H. r. Raum. u. S. Forest Servic,

Are you one of the 10000 small
woodlot owners in the South who
have discovered, through actual
practice, that growing timber as
crop will pay dividends?
If you are one of those. you're
just the fellow to start selling the
idea to one or two of those
472,000-odd other Southern own
ers of cumberland who haven,
started thinking about the future
yet.
You won't have to worry about
flooding the market. Trees Just
don't grow that fast. Besides, the
records show that timber growth
il the South, for some years now
has been tagging behind the vol.
ume cut. Our timber growing
stock is definitely in the red
And where do you think that
leave us if this cold war with
Russia suddenly gets hot anc
lasts for 20 or 80 years, as Gen
Eisenhower said it might Re
member the last World War ant
the big job we had to get enough
wood. Barely enough, at that.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Clubs
Mrs. O'Coin Hostess
To 10th Century Club

Mrs. Harry O'Cain was hostess
to the Twentieth Century club
on the afternoon of March 90
with Mrs. w. d. Reed, vice pre-
sldent, IN charge of business.
Mrs. w, E. Howell, Mrs. Pugh H.
Winborn, and Mrs. O'Cain were
appointed to see that flowers are
placed in the hospital during
April.
The yearbook committee for
1851 and 1852 are Mrs. Eugene
Cole, Mrs. Walter Odom, Mrs.
Harry O'Cain, and Mrs. A. f.
Branch. Delegates elected to the
district meeting in Canton were
Mrs. Walter Odom, and Mrs. o.
Cain. Mrs. A. E. Branch was
chosen alternate.
The program for the afternoon
on Personality" was led by Mrs
W. E. Howell. Members answer
ed roll call with Hints On Poise
And Charm" Watch Your Man
nerisms' was given by Mrs. j
l.. Longinotti. Mrs. l.. c. Lip
sey told How To Look Years
Younger" and Mrs. F. c. Edwards
gave an interesting article, Make
Your Nose Smile"
A beauty demonstration was
conducted by Mrs. Erma White
Mrs. White demonstrated the use
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
TIGER TALKS

Gayle Streetman, Sephus Gar
rett, and James Kealhofer play
ed The Marine Hymn" Piano
selections were played by Mar
garet McGehee, Carolyn Brown
Gayle Streetman and Sue Beth
Collins.
Tap dancing artist Kay Glenn.
ents danced to music played by
Sally Branch, who was borrowed
fro'a the tenth grade.
Gayle Streetman with Sue Beth
Collins substituting for Sandrs
Hankins sang THE Tennessee
Waltz, in typical hill billy fash.
ion.
The male members of the sen.
Tor class, Charles Campbell, John.
ny Howell, Rubber Lewis. anc
Virgil Mcbride were called to the
stage to take part in a hot de.
signing contest. They chose as
their models Shirley Durham
Elaine Ellard, Miss Oliver, ano
Sara Nell Majors. Unusual talent
in feminine millinery design wa.
manifested.
The program was concluded
with a number given by William
Atwood and his dancing doll.
Because of sickness, severa
members of the class were un.
able to take part in the program
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Personals
*BPW Holds Program
In Mcintyre Home

Co-hoStess for the March 2S
meeting of Durant Business ano
Professional Women's club were
Miss George Mcintyre, Mrs. Lu.
ellie Truitt, and Mrs. Evie Lee
Brown, in the home of Miss Nc.
Intyre, at 7:30 pm. Mrs. Doris
Winborn, president, was in charge
of business. Guest speaker wa:
DR.. A. A. Derrick, Jr. on 'Menta
Health"
Visitors present were guests
the Mcintyre home, Mrs. Herring.
ton and Mrs. Hilmers of De
Witt, Iowa. The speaker discus.
sed physical and mental health
and psychomatic factors. Mrs
Helen Ashley, hobbies chairman
presented a hobby show.
Displays Shown
Displayed in the dining room
and brought by each club mem
Der were the hobby collections
of club members, which included
peedlework, crochet, scrapbooks
figurines, collections of bottles
vases, cups, shoes, jewelry, an
tiqueS, and autographed best sell
lers."
The show" idea was based or
that used by the State Agriculture
and Industry Board and the State
BPW club in the Small Business
Clinic" held in Jackson Saturday
which was attended by three
members of the club as represen.
tatives.
These were Mrs. j. M. Howard
Mrs. M. J. Fowlkes, and Mrs. ]
D. Alsbury.
Attractive floral decoration:
were used in the dining and living
rooms, scene of the meeting. The
hostess served refreshments te
those present.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Society
Mrs. Bootwright Hostess
To Home Club Meetino

On March q Mrs. T. A. Boat
wright was hostess to the Castal-
ian Home Demonstration club
with IA members and Miss Joyce
Williams present. Mrs. R. B.
McMahan presided, with Miss
Williams leading group singing,
and devotional by the hostess
granddaughter, Patsy McNair.
Roll call was vegetables
Planted In Garden" Miss Will
liams told of plans for the dis
trict meeting in Cleveland April
IL, and gave demonstration on
Label Study"
A surprise shower was given
for one of the members. Mrs.
Howard Wilson had charge of re-
creation. The hostess served a
delicious salad plate.
The next meeting will be the
fourth Tuesday in April with
Mrs. w. R. Henry hostess.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Freshmen Pinchhitters
AT Rotary MEETING

A group of freshmen class mem.
bers "pinchhittihg" at the Rotary
club Friday presented two quick
comedies. Elizabeth Montgom.
cry and Shirley Wheat as Olive
and Ruth in the skit Harmless
Scandal gave a candid portrayal
of the feminine weaknesses OF
dieting, of keeping secrets going
of jealousy, and quick change OF
heart throbs.
Keith Vaughn, Mary Edith Bull.
lock, and Joe Collins, as DR.. Rich
his nurse, and Hank pumpkin
gave the burlesque, "Dr. Come
Quick"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05

M. p. L. Guests
The Mississippi Power and
Light Co. honored a large group
of Durant High students with !
trip to Jackson Thursday, March
20, to tour the electric plant there
Transportation was afforded bv
company bus.
Immediately after arriving at
jackson, the thirty-three pupils
and Coach Stewart went through
the State Office building and the
beautiful new Capitol. Everyone
enjoyed seeing these state build
ings. Then they went out to the
large and modern plant, which
serves the western half of Missis.
sippi They learned much about
the development of electricity. Az
ter an interesting tour through
the plant, they were served a de-
liclous chicken dinner.
Afterwards short film show
ed how Reddy Kilowatt has en-
tered modernized homes over the
land.
Pupils enjoying the hospitality
of the company were Josephine
Barranco, Elaine Ellard, Gaylia
Stonestreet, Paul Dukes, Lorraine
Bishop, Nan Brantley, Marion
Brantley, Betty Campbell, Betty
Sue Guess, Katherine Phillips,
Dixie Winborn, Duane Hall, w. r.
Martin, Eugene Maughn, Milton
Roby, Thomas Phil Terry, Sally
Branch, Clair Jean Cooper, Bar
bara Gibson, Shirley Leslie, Sara
Nabers, Tabitha Peden, Betty
Streetman, Thomas Gunter, Ber-
nard Hays, Charles Knott, Ross
Nesbit, Roy Parkinson, James Pill
grim, Virginia Lovins, James Eu-
banks, Wayne Truitt and Coach
Stewart.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
D. H. S. Represented
At State Festival

On March 80 and 3lst fourteen
members of the Durant High
School Glee Club attended the
sixth annual Choral Festival
which was held in Jackson at the
city auditorium.
The eight hundred singers who
attended the festival were under
the direction of Mr.. Norman Bell,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05

of proper makeup, most becom-
ing hair styles, and correct use of
costume jewelry.
During the social hour the
hostess served a salad course and
coffee to members and guests,
Mrs. j. G.. Ash, Mrs. A. E. STAN
nard, Mrs. r. E. Rosson, Jr., Mrs.
l.. A. Clements, Mrs. j M. How
ard, Mrs. A. A. Derrick, Jr., Mrs.
w. P. Taylor, and Mrs. Ray Smith.
The next meeting will be with
Miss George Mcintyre, April IL.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Attend Clinic

Attend Clinic
Mrs. Helen Ashley, Mrs. Erma
White and Mrs. Artie johnson
attended the clinic held by the
Mississippi Hairdressers' Associa-
ton in Jackson last weekend.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Return Home

Return Home
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Rhyme re-
turned home Saturday from Ok
ford where they spent week
in the home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aubrey Seay. They were accom-
panied home by Miss Edith Rhyme
who returned to her school duties
in Grenada on Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Primary Pupils
Receive Art Rewards

At chapel Wednesday winners
in the primary department art
contest were announced and re-
ceived the prizes given by the
Twentieth Century Club of whichs
Mrs. F. v. McCullar is art chair
man. Gary Taylor won first prize
for first grade pupils; Everett
Keith, second grade; and Caro-
lyn Founders, third grade.
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Reported Much Improved

Reported Much Improved
Friends Of billiard Odom are
glad to know he is home after
two weeks slap at Baptist hos
pital, Memphis. Mr.. Odom is re-
ported much improved and is
hoping to return to work soon.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Visits In Tennessee

Mrs. v. L. Willis is visiting her
aunt, Miss Cassie Adams, in
Munford, Tennessee. She left
Sunday by automobile and ex-
pected to remain for several
weeks visit.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05

Visits Mother
Robert Love of Ole Miss spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Marcus Love.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
From Charlottesville

Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Howard
of Charlottesville, North Carolina.
spent Sunday in the home of Mr..
Towards sister, Mrs. Pugh H.
Winborn.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Spends Weekend Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones and
children of Belzoni spent the
weekend with Mr.. Jones mo-
Their, Mrs. Olivia Jones.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
In Jackson

In Jackson
Mrs. D. M. Barranco and Jo-
sephine and Mrs. J. E. Brown
were Monday shoppers in Jack
son.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05

Visiting Parents
Mrs. Rufus Harrington and Ru-
fus, Jr., are spending sometime
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
E. Brown while Mr.. Harrington
is looking for a place to live in
Cleveland.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Visits In Jackson

Visits In Jackson
Mrs. j. H. Wilburn is staying
in Jackson this week with her
daughter, Mrs. T. B. Moore,
while Miss Edith Webb Wilburn
is in Florida.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Weekend Here

Weekend Here
Mrs. Doty Porter Of Columbi
South Carolina, spent the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A..
Porter on her way to visit her
mother, Mrs. John McGraw at
Arcola.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
jackson Visitors

Jackson Visitors
Mrs. c. H. Blanton, Jr., Mrs. S.
H. Moss, and Mrs. L. A. Clements
were Jackson visitors Monday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Leave For Hot Springs

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Fraser left
Wednesday for Hot Springs, fol-
lowing a visit of two days with
Mrs. J. S. Racine.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Confined To Bed

Mrs. w. A. Henley has been
confined to her home this week
due to flu.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Barths Visit Here

Barths Visit Here
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Barth
Memphis were weekend guests in
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Porter.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05
Guests Of Porters

Guests OF Porters
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Doty with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Purcell and
Marilyn of Pickens were Sunday
guests in the A. A. Porter home.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-04-05

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Evening star., 1951-05-31
; Charged With Stealing
School Site Cinder Blocks

Three men charged with theft
of a truckload Of cinder blocks
from the new Falls Church city
high school site, at Leesburg pike
and Haycock road. face a hearing
on grand larceny charges June II
in Fairfax County Trial Justice
Court.
A motorist, passing by the con-
struction project Tuesday night,
reported to Falls Church police
that he had noticed the truck
leaving the site.
A lookout was broadcast and
the truck was spotted on Wash
ington boulevard at North Roose-
velt street, Arlington, by Fairfax
County Detective Sergt. Cecil
Brown.
The men charged are Larius
Adams, %, of the first block Of N
street NE; Lawrence T. Jones, "a,
and Thomas S. Whites, 20, both
of the 2600 block of South Semi
nary road, Arlington. All are COL
ored.