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The guardian., 1952-06-21
MUSIC FESTIVAL

THE WESTERN AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH MISSION
AIRY CIRCLE, Mrs. Bessie Pear
son Fields, president, presents a
GOSPEL MUSIC FESTIVAL,
featuring twelve choirs and Cos
pei Choruses, to benefit new
lighting system of Western
Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. ].
E. Ford, Pastor, given at First
Baptist Church, Central Square,
Cambridge, Rev. H. c. Camp
bell Eautaugh, Pastor, Wednes-
day, June Is, at 8 PM. Admis-
sion free. Please come and help
us make his program a success.
The guardian., 1952-06-21
O'BanyOun's
Observations

Just a reminder of the pro-
gram you can hear tomorrow,
= PM, 558 Mass. Ave, sponsor
ship Of John Powell, for the S.
Coleridge Taylor Musical Asso-
ciation's Annual Musical Tea
and Closin g Program. Ina
Braithwaite, violin; Mabel Fen
ton Butler, piano; Anne Forbes,
Vera Carney and Fred w. Riggs,
vocalists; Alfalfa Brown, read
er; Harold Evans and me, ac-
companists. Come and enjoy
this occasion with us and we will
do you good. The committee will
provide refreshments that will
make you cry. How? Come
and see. (Note the hour 4 PM
The picnic season is here.
Whalon Park, July 4, Union
Methodist Church, should be en-
tered in your date book, now,
and don't let anything else take
It's place. Thank you.
Knowing Of so many occasions
where the Wornen's Service Club
has donated the facilities of the
house to committees and other
wise exhibited a community
spirit consistent with their name,
It afforded me great pleasure to
show my appreciation OF them
by presenting the program, last
Sunday. The performers were
all volunteers and they, too,
seemed to enjoy the privilege
Of serving the Club. All the per-
formers lived up to their repu-
tations, and received acclaim of
the audience. BeatresS Moody,
Della Potter, Julius Jordan, AL
bert Cosby, Josephine Taylor,
Claudette Graves, Harold De-
Mund were my assistants and !
am pleased to say that they all
performed better than ever
heard them before. I also take
a bow for starting at $3.50, the
time advertised; and I noted
that the majority Of the audi
ence was present at that hour.
Punctuality can be practiced in
all walks Of life Let's make it
our slogan.
The guardian., 1952-06-21
The HIGHWAY CHURCH
OF GOD IN CHRIST
14o Lenox Street
Elder ]. c. Smith, Pastor
SECURITY IS m GOD

5~aS CAs& : - @@N 0O2
Security is ours if we are
children of Godp. His love ever
surrounds us. We cannot go be-
yond the measure Of His great
love. Wherever we are, what
ever is happening around us, we
can stand quietly and turn to
God; He never faileth. Through
daily prayer we keep faith burn
ing brightly and we can build up
a feeling of oneness with Him,
basking in His love, His wisdom,
His peace, as We practice turn
ing to God. If we are truly faith
full, and at one with God and
With all that He is we can de-
The guardian., 1952-06-21
l50th Anniversary

The Anniversary was colorul occasion with the usual
p before banqpets house parties and the parade on this
istorc date The then Mayor James NJ eurlsy delivered
he Grafton. Other speakers Gov Alyaa T. Fuller,
Judge David A. Loprie Mr.. Troers address was practically
temporaneous One thousand copies Of the book contain
g an account Of the Anniversary celebration and the ad-
hesses were ordered by the City.
The guardian., 1952-06-21

REV. J. Q. WILLIAMS
Who will speak for the Eben-
ezer Brotherhood, at the
church, Rev. W. S. Rayenell,
157 w. Springfield St., Sunday
June 20 at $3.50 Pm.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28
Exhibits. La ShasiOw Boxes Amd
Miniatures by Irritation Only

Exhibits the beautiful, designed shadow boxes the Gardc
Clubs snnua Flower SHOW March through charge of Gene
o entered in the show by invitation only the harnen have
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28

The groom attended high school
in key West and is nov stationed
at ~ Warren near Cheyenne. Wy
oming. on duty with the Air Force.
The tride, given IN marriage by
her father, wore a white slipper
satin gown with white marquisesle
yoke aud long fitted sleeves coming
10 q point al her hard A hustle was
styled to form a Cathedral train
ai the bach. Her Illusion lace veil
eascsded from \ tiara trimmed
with seed pearls and rhinestones.
She carried an arm bouquet Of red
roses wlth white satin streamers.
The traditional something old
something new. something borrow
ed and something blue" Was part
u her ensemble A family heir.
loom hracelst was the something
old. worn By the lovely bride
Bridal attendants we're relatives
and college classmates IN formal
gowns. Best man for the groom
was I SGT Wade Herzog. a close
friend of Cpl. Sawyers. fishers
we're Biil Schumacher and John
Dowhn.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28
Labcrons To Build
Sl2,eoo Residence

Building permits issued from the
Office of Cry Building Inspector
Rslph Russell inrluded two for the
constructors of new residential un.
iss.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Labenon
obssin~d a permit for the consiruc.
lion u q slz.Do CHS residence al
ioz7 Fiagler Avenue.
Boyd Hamilton of i7s2 johnson
Street ~ilI build . garage apart.
ment n o cost ef 80. iis according
10 = permit issaed today.
Mrs. Leonard Grillion of i0is
Souihsrd ~. h planning repairs
amounting 20 80 and NV. Net
chlngs of 80 DUCK Avenue took
oot . permit for $50 IN repairs.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28
Fire Department
Is Praised By
Boat Osrners Here

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Fes pysssns ess . sivsp keps.
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owners.
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shss u wss sppsssisss<."
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY rs
I.luns club minstrel shDw hey
West High school auditorium
SPIN. Also Friday and saiur'
day nights. same place. same
time.
So~ial meeting. D.. Moman >
club. womanN club. nusa
street. . pm.
MerllnR. Monrw Csaniy llospiia
womans Auxiliary Sewtng
Group. pm. a hospital
Mreting. Dr FellN Narsia loip
Nc Ga. slg FliHaieth - srn
Meetlng. Ladies Auxiliary Az
hur SawyrF Tint M. =. Pos
llomf. 4 pm
Meeting. LADIES Auxiliary WV
rost sslt. WV Home. = pr.
Meeting. Jay Shees, slsli l"siss
7spm.
Lunrh~on meeiinG itulsr,
Ciab ~. Paul's' Parish Hall
i2:fs pm.
Art classes for adults. wvs
MarseIlo Gallery. az pm
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY -
Dance honoring enlisied Cana
dian men. RCAF MARTENS
WING. noca thiea seimmins
Ispl palio. pm
Meeting. Alcuhollcs Anofy
nsnsa. Flrxa irvshs terisf
Ihun.h. : a. ga
WI Ofnrers Wives fasaiar
shoN and hnc'leon. n fassui
a msaft.
Meeting Munfsr tetinss teFe
hral Palsy as<crssiiuii. az ts
con a. pm
Meealng. Fefn Chapter, No =
Order ~ Eaktern star. Scot
sish Rite Temple . p.m.
world Day u Prayer special =
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28
FroI,tline Fighters
Are Needed

SINCApoRE.--sp.-- The Brit
ish Army in Singapore and Ma
laya is tTying % Get more men
into the front lines at the ex-
pense of those In the rear areas.
Hxh-ranking officers. noting
the low proportion of rear eche-
Ion pcrscnnel 20 frontline troops
In the Russian and Chinese com-
munlst armies. say u IL essen
tiaI' that the British Army re-
duee itx rear area staffs.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28

Amefica. Court Mar star Of
tho Sea No 6ss. a ~. Arms
Ilall next "a tar rcctory. All
visiting Catholic Daughters
invitrd . pm
Meeting. kry West Chapter
No 283. National Soiourners
Presbyterian Church. 7 pm.
Mevting. Coral Shorvs pTA.
sriso~,l. SIS pm
Meeting, key West PLAYERS.
harn Theater 3 pm.
promptly.
Meeting. key West womau's :
Club. eiul,hoasc on Duvai.
$50 pm
Meeting. See Flnsgee Cootlvite
Club 37i. vFw honae. 9 pm.
\ kfsDNESDAN. MARCH o.
Ladies Day Golf Touramenf. X.
W Golf Course. . an
Meeting. gunior q. Commerce,
clubhouse. : pm
ksy West Dufawste Bridge A.
sociaion. Coral kvogn. Over
seas hvssI. sss pm.
Meeting Island City Navy Wives
Tub No. 81. BLDG ne. n =,
l0.3a am.
MEETING. X. q ouiloard Club
Auxiliary. hone ef Mrs
Thomns tarv. D ~ nm
Meeting. uwit@d Daughters q
Ccsfedsrscy. home ef Mrs
Mary buckner. pm.
Cuffre. SabRon -Four Offlcers
Wives a. " Taylur Officers
Club, 10 a.m.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28

aunooucE1.
These exhibits. always a popular
section u the show, viii be care.
iully judged according 10 rules Of
.he shoe.
1he nainialnres iniroduced into
me local show last year. chairman.
ned b. Mrs. Iceland Goddard. pro-
mise 10 be- . hlghligh, u the sxhi-
bit Each display some carefully
arranged IN miniature containers.
Is placed In . 6 or . inch shadox
box. The sire of the displays us-
ually measure } inches and 9 In.
ches In height
TIE show, which win be held In
the Elk's Club annex. vill continue
fof four days
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28

Servance AZ Congregational
Church ON william street. 100
pm. -
SATURDAY, MARCH a.
Ar classes for ehiidren. "a pm.
patio NJ West NsrteIlo Gallery.
Flower Show opening ~ Eiks
Club annex. Q pm 10 III
pm After opening. hours
are 10 am. 90 10 pm. daily
through Tuesday. Magvh 4.
MONDAY. MARCH D
crgwning of King and oueeu u
In Semana AlcKrc. ". W High
School auditorium. pm.
Sferiai suserest grvup cuokfng
classes. home ~ Mrs. Charles
y. Bratrnahl. Naval iiospitsl
shlarters 10 am.
Fiamdierafi class offsevrs Wives
Recreation bldg I5s. Ms 5so
pm
ueetiug. kry West Temple Nc
~. Pythian sisters. Pythisn
Hail. 10 pm.
Meetsng. Circle N. MoInsn ~
first Presbyterian Church. . p.
m Mrs. Daniel Garcia. -
Suuih street.
Meeting, execuiise board. roln
eians PTA. school SPIN.
Meetinx. woman's Aus. ~
paul kpsieopsl Churvh, Par.
ssh Hall. , pm.
Ncrung. kex West Ministerial
Asswiati,,n. n am.
Merting .WMu ~ First Bapsisi
Church. a. church. TO pm.
TUESDAY. MARCH a.
Dinnef nsevting. kiwania I.lub'
tcgun's neach patio fest4o-
tant t.fS pm
Meeting. Order 81 Il@m1ox
Girls. Scottish Rite Temple
s3o pm
Meeting. CstA0lK Da0xht1fs y.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28
Air Force Cpl. Frank Sa,cyer OF City
Weds Clara Mae Harris OF wyoming

Cpl Frank Sawyer Of Mrs Frank Ari,as Of Key
West married Miss Clara Mae Harris daughter
I&ie Harris of Torngion Wyoming oclock ceremony a
the Methodist Church Torngt SUNDAY afternoon February
friends and attended the beautiful wedding
performed before altar decorated and white carnations
and noor candeahfa ned With
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28

Dr. and Mrs. Qaeuiin N. Reed of
Zcigler, III, Mrs. ilallle Mealie Of
Anna. m. and Mrs. Leslie Reed ~
Murphysboro. M. we're recent "a.
slsors in Key West. The party made
. sighi-seeing tour Of the island
city.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28
key Nest fneinsirsi In Trip
Is.rsuusur Z fonshs lgo

Mr. and Mrs. hobart Sseels of
New Plymouth. Ohio acre recent
visitors 70 Key West. The sseeles
eame 10 key West ~ part II trip
Which has ocruried them since
Nov. IA. 1852
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-28

Mr. ard Mrs. Guy th0rn of
Rroadwater. Nehr.. visited Recently
IN Key West. a. pars cf On extend.
ed winaer varation they are maklne
IN tlss lover Florids Keys. The
Chorns report thas Trey are having
. very enpysble trip and are
catching lgss II nan.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03
Personals
Mrs. Mcintyre Hostess
To 10th Century

Miss Georgia Mcintyre was
hostess to the Twentieth Century
Club on Wednesday afternoon,
March Goth.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. T. c. Gum, Mrs. Herman
Clements presided, requesting the
delegates, Mrs. Frank Edwards
and Mrs. Paul Odom, who at
tended the 32nd convention of
the fifth district M. F. w. c.,
which met in Carthage recently,
to give their reports.
Other members attending the
convention were Mrs. T. c. Gum,
Mrs. Frank Edwards, Mrs. w. E.
Howell, Mrs. Paul Odom, Mrs.
Frank Calendar and Mrs. c. A.
Knott.
, Mrs. Paul Odom, president
elect, read her committees and
the following officers and COM
mittees will serve: president,
Mrs. Paul Odom; first vice pre-
sident, Mrs. Herman Clements;
second vice president, Mrs. J. L.
Longinotti; recording secretary
| Mrs. Clyde Stokes; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Marcus Love;
treasurer, Mrs. w. R. Clinton;
custodian, Mrs. Pugh Winborn
parliamentarian, Mrs. Eugene
Cole; yearbook committee, Mrs
Frank Calendar, Mrs. j. L. Lon
ginotti and Mrs. c. A. Knott and
courtesy committee, Mrs. T. c,
Gum and Mrs. w. D. Reed.
The program was on Religious
Education with Mrs. Harry o.
Cain as leader.
Mrs. w. E. Howell gave a beau
! tiful tribute of gratitude for be-
nefits. The roll call was an
swered with a favorite Bible
verse. Mrs. ]. L. Longinotti gave
an inspirational talk on Your
Easter and Mine. A searching
| analysis of ones self, using the
Scene Outside the Judgment
Hall of Pontius PLATE, was spl-
endidly discussed by Mrs. Frank
Edwards.
Mrs. Harry OCain gave a pic
ture of Heaven on Earth, when
she told of Easter Christians.
The next meeting will be a
spring musical at the home of
Mrs. L. c. Lipsey, April 18th
when Miss Ann May of Belhaven
College will be the guest artist.
During the social hour Miss
Mcintyre served a salad plate
with coffee to the members and
! guests, Miss Annie Mcintyre,
Miss Winifred Mcintyre and Mrs.
| A. E. Branch.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03
Gamma Club Meets
At AHison's Wells

Members of the Gamma Liter
airy Club of Durant met at Ali
sons Wells for luncheon and dis
cussion Thursday. HoStesses
were Mrs. Howard Mitchell, Miss
Daisy Daniel, Mrs. Joe A. John
son and Mrs. A. M. Stonestreet
all of Durant.
Attending the affair were the
following members and guests
all of Durant: Mrs. A. B. Glenn.
ents, Mrs. Howard Mitchell. Mrs
w. E. Thomas, Mrs. B. M. Moore
Mrs. Lourie Clements, Mrs. C. H
Blanton, Jr., Mrs. w. B. Davis
Mrs. H. l.. Harrington, Mrs. j. w
Howell, Mrs. Curtis Howard, Mrs
Joe A. Johnson, Mrs. Ralph Nc
Gehee, Mrs. j. c. Robertson, Mrs
R. w. Rhyme, Jr., and Mrs. c. c
Taylor.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03

Mrs. Harry O'Coin
Hostess March II

Mrs. Harry O'Cain was gra-
cious hostess on March IL to a
meeting of the Twentieth Gen.
tury Club at her home.
The program for the afternoon
was on the American home and
Mrs. Herman A. Clements was
leader.
Mrs. w. H. Mckenzie gave an
interesting paper on Better
Ways To. Better Eating"
Guest speaker for the afternoon
was Miss Katherine Wright OF
Pascagoula, house guest of the
hostess. Miss Wright, a senior
at Mississippi Southern College
where she is majoring in correc-
tive speech, gave a brilliant dis
cussion on Mississippi's problem
of dealing with children who
have no homes. Her subject was
"A Home Away From Home
and her remarks were both in
formative and interesting.
Mrs. Paul Odom gave a splen-
did paper on Building Our
Homes Like Castles"
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram the hostess served a deli
cious party plate with coffee to
club mmbers and these guests
Miss Wright, Mesdames c. E
Patton, A. M. Stonestreet, c. G.
VanKeuren, w. P. Taylor, J. E
Steen, M. T. Williams and Mrs. E
E. Williams.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03
JubIees Begin
This Week

Jubilees began this week with
Ann Faith Marujohn playing
Thursday and Patsy McNair on
Friday. Wednesday afternoon
a number are scheduled to play.
Piano practice honor roll for
the past six weeks: Betty Nc
Lellan, Joyce Hathorn, Edwin
Sudduth, Sue Collins, Shirley
Howard, Kay Derrick, Roche
Love, jeanette Englemann, Shar-
on Daniel, Jackie Badders, Cor
RE Lee Jacks, Carlene Brown,
Anna F. Marujohn, Patsy Nc
Nair, Mary Ann Peden, Ermo-
CINE Burt, Jane Conn, Shirley
Mitchell, Shirley Leslie, Judy
Worrell, Margaret McGehee,
Norma Branch, Sally Branch,
Betty Nabers, Sandra Hawkins,
Kay Clements, Joan Robertson,
Billy R. Dickerson, Shirley Ha-
ger, Annette Jones, Carolyn
Brown, Charlotte Pinkard, Betty
Sue Worrell and Nancy Simpson
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03
BPW March MEETING
Held At Hotel

The March social meeting of
the Durant B and PW Club was
held at Hotel Durant at Z o'clock
pm. with Mrs. Marguerite Fowl
kes, president, presiding.
A lovely arrangement of white
iris was used as the centerpiece.
Baskets of purple iris were used
throughout the dining room for
the floral decorations.
Mrs. j. w. Norwood, program
chairman, introduced Mrs. G.. J.
Everett of Goodman who gave
a timely talk on mental health.
Mrs. Everett mentioned the fact
that movement was being made
to promote a study of mental
health patients. Mrs. Everett,
discussed the needs for mental
adjustments and named some of
them as material security, emo
tional security and spiritual Sc
curity. Her talk was concluded
with a poem, Civilization In
America"
Mrs. Norwood presented Mrs
Everett with a gift in apprecia-
ton of her visit to the club.
Serving as hostesses for the
meeting were Mrs. Margaret
Rush and Mrs. Leila Guess.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03
Mary Ann Peden
Hostess T oCIoss

Mary Ann Peden was hostess
to the March meeting of The
High School Repertoire Glass AZ
ter the members played, sand.
witches, cookies and candy with
lemonade were served.
Jane Conn was hostess to the
Elementary Piano Group Wed,
nesday afternoon. Every membe,
present played. After muse
quiz, led by Mrs. Lipsey, deli.
cious homemade ice cream
Cokes, cookies and candy wer,
served. The May meeting viii
be with Roche Love.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03
Attend Funerul

Among those from out of town
attending Mrs. R, w. Rhymes fu-
neral Saturday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Bennett, Canton; Mrs.
NJ. N. Ragsdale, Memphis; Mrs.
j. S. Rosamond, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hand, Mrs. Matte Fay
Thomas, Oscar Fay Thomas, Miss
Bessie Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Cade and Mrs Clarence Holmes,
all of West; Denton Rosamond,
Lexington; Mrs. Joel Gulledge,
Bowling Green, Kentucky; Mr..
and Mrs. w. N. Etheredge, Mrs.
Mona Woodward and Mrs. ]. E.
Simms, all of Oxford; Professor
Hathorn, Grereda; Mr., and
Mrs. Joe j. Daniel, Houston,
Texas; Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Prit-
chett, Houston, Texas; Mrs. w.
L. Rhodes, New York City; Mrs.
7. r. Kelly, ST., Huntsville, Ala
bama; Mr.. Thompson Kelly, Jr.,
Huntsville, Alabama; Mr.. Dan
Rhyme, Braxton; Mr.. Arch
! Rhyme, Lexington; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rhyme, Sr., Lexington; John
Rhyme, Jr., Charleston, South
Carolina; Mr.. and Mrs. Dave j.
Rhyme, Shelby; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Rhyme, Lexington; Mrs,
r. B. Linn, Pickens; Mrs. r. E
Linn, Pickens; Mrs. John Allen,
Mrs. Eudora A. Smithson, Good
man; Mrs. Estes Peasants, Mrs
, Calsoun, Mrs. Elizabeth Craw-
/ ford, Mrs. Evan Johnson, Miss
Bonnie Jenkins, Mrs. V. Kim
brough, all of Grenada; Mrs. S
H. Allen, Mrs. Joe Schneider
| Mrs. Shed Hunger and Mrs. T.
wv. Holmes, all of Winona.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03
Recently Married

Recently Married
Friends of Miss Manez Dodd,
formerly of Pickens and Durant
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Dodd will be interested to
know that she was recently mar
ried to Dan Priest of Stark and
Jacksonville, Florida. The mar
riage took place at the First Bap-
fist Church at Stark. The cou-
pie will reside in Jacksonville
where both are employed.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03
jackson Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards
were Jackson visitors Monday
night and Tuesday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Edwards, Jr. and
family. They welcomed a little
granddaughter, Jeanie Rea, on
Mrs. Edwards birthday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03
Attend Convention

Attend Convention
Mr.. Russell McMahan and Mr..
Ralph Ellington left last Friday
for Reading, Pennsylvania where
they will be ten days attending
the American Federation of Ho-
siery Workers convention.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03

Home For Holidays
Among those home during the
spring holidays were Johnny
Howell, Linda McCullar and
Glen Cain.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03
Attend Convention

Atteno NOnVeulOu
Among those attending the
Baptist convention and banquet
in Jackson last week were Mrs.
J. B. Thompson, Mrs. Lille
Brown, Mrs. ]. T. Nicely, Mrs. w.
w. Waller, Miss Marie Melton
and Miss Mamie Clark.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03

Visits Children
Mrs. S. H. Moss spent last week
in Baton Rouge with her chill
dren.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03
Arrives Friday

Arrives Friday
Mrs. Rupert Kolb and Frank of
Baton Rouge will arrive Friday
to spend the weekend in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tho
mas.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03

In Jackson
Mrs. Russell McMahan and
Mrs. B. L. Thomas spent We'd
nesday in Jackson.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03

Water Valley Visitor
Miss Lorraine Hicks of Durant
spent the weekend with her
aunt, Mrs. H. E. Grumpy at Wa
ter Valley.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03
Durant Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Dodd and
Lynelle of Starke, Florida and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dodd of West
visited Mrs. N. F. McCarty and
Miss Geneva Dodd Wednesday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03

In Jackson
Mrs. Mark Love was taken to
the Baptist Hospital in Jackson
Wednesday for an operation.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03

Guests Of Mother
Miss Gertrude McCune, Jack
son, spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. w. E. McCune.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-03

Jackson Visitors
Mrs. d. M. Barranco and Mrs.
Bell were Jackson visitors on
Friday
Evening star., 1952-11-19
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

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rooms with privil. of reception
room. kit. and laundry. HO. 779S
DOWNTOWN-21o E st. NV. Bedrm
and kitchenette. refgr.. stove, sink,
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light housekeeping rms; feas. priced.
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rm., din. alcove, stove. refgr. and
utils. furn. S11 wk. DE. 1875. -22
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bath, new stove; conV. transp.; nom
drinking gentle home. co. 1850.
DUPONT CIRCLE. o11O r st. nv
Large light housekeeping rm. with
running water. Adults only. "a
2147 F ST. N.W.-Newly decorated
studio rm.; refgr., radio, TV, air
foam mattress: S15 wk. Ex. 1888
STUDIO ROOM, running water, gas
stove. refgr.; dble., $3.50; sgle.,
SIS 1349 Columbia rd. NV. -21
TWO ROOMS, pvt. bath, gas stove
refgr.; quiet couple. SIS weekly.
1349 Columbia I'd. NV. --21
10Th ST. N.W.-Pvt. rm., TV; cow
bath and kit. $40 mo. NO. 1857.