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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Harriet Clemens
Born February 10

Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Clemens of
Cleveland are the proud parents
of a daughter, Harriet Ann, who
was named after her great grand
mother. Mrs. j. A. Dicken Of
Durant. The young lady was born
February 10 at the Cleveland
hospital and weighed six pounds
and nine ounces.
Mrs. Clemens is the former
Julia Word Dicken.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Mrs. Annie St. Clair
Hostess To Club

Members and guests Of the
Tuesday afternoon bridge club
were entertained last week ir
the home Of Mrs. Annie St. Clair
Guests were Mrs. E. E. Williams
and Mrs. J. G.. Ashe.
Mrs. Williams won high score
and Mrs. F. c. Calender scored
second.
CokeS were served the guests
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26

In Jackson
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Thomas
Mrs. A. A. Christopher, and MT
Fannie Gwin were in jackson
on Monday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Returned Friday

Mrs. A. A. Christopher will re-
turn to her home in Chicago Fri
day after weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E
Thomas.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Guests of Edwards

Mrs. John Griffin of Denv6.
Colorado, Mrs. Sam Hanna q
Wynn, Arkansas, Mrs. w. E. Nun.
ply OF Memphis are guests -
the home, of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Edwards this week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Weekend Visitors

Mr., and Mrs. Walter Odom
spent the weekend in Mobile and
Biloxi.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Were Called

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Thomas and
boys, Dannie and frankie of
Winfield, Alabama were called
last Friday because of the serious
illness of his mother, Mrs. Nan.
ME Thomas.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Returned Saturday

Mrs. D. M. Barranco returned
home Saturday after spending
the weekend in New Orleans with
her parents.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26

Jackson Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Glenn
ents were Jackson visitors $50
urday. Wt
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Kosciusko Shoppers

Mrs. John jenkins and Miss
May Jenkins shopped in Kosciu-
sko last Wednesday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Attend Convention

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Lanfail
attended a convention in Jack
son last week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Sunday Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Tucker of
Yazoo City visited Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Heggie, Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
With Parents

Miss Rose Counts Of Blue
Mountain College was home over
the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Counts.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Home For Weekend

Miss Ann Heggie was HON,
over the weekend.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Weekend Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Allen and
children of Pineville, Louisiana
spent the weekend in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Durham
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Jackson Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edwards
and Mrs. Audie Haney visited in
Jackson Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
With Mother

With Mother
Mrs. D. T. Hull and daughter.
Clair spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Annie st. Clair.
John st. Clair returned to Men,
phis with them for a visit.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Left Lest Week

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Arbogast
left last week for several weeks
visit in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Lexington Visitor

Mrs. Ruth Roach of Lexing-
ton visited in Durant on Satur.
day afternoon.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Sunday Guests

Sunday Guests
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Owen of
Starkville spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. j. A. Dicken.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
H O M E
HIN 7 S
BY
FRANCES
PoRTENBERRY

Home Economics
Director. Miss. Power
& Light Co.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26

Greenwood Shoppers
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dennis
shopped in Greenwood Saturday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
On Sick List

III DICK LIST
Miss Winifred Mcintyre is or
the sick list this week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
With Parents

With Parents
Miss Mary Bowie of Jackson
spent the weekend with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace b.
vie.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Visits Mother

Miss Carese Truitt of Jackson
spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Lucille Truitt.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26
Sunday Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Reggie Smith
son of Kosciusko visited Mr.. an,
Mrs. Ed Guess Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-02-26

children of Pineville, Louisiana
spent the weekend in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Durham
Attend Convention
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Lanfair
attended a convention in Jack
, son last week.
Kosciusko Shoppers
Mrs. John Jenkins and Miss
May Jenkins shopped in Kosciu-
sko last Wednesday.
Left Lest Week
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Arbogast
left last week for several weeks
visit in Hot Springs, Arkansas,
Lexington Visitor
Mrs. Ruth Roach of Lexing-
ton visited in Durant on Satur.
day afternoon.
Sunday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Reggie Smith.
son of Kosciusko visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Guess Sunday.
Visits Mother
Miss Carese Truitt of Jackson
spent the weekend with hel
mother, Mrs. Lucille Truitt.
Greenwood Shoppers
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Dennis
shopped in Greenwood Saturday
Evening star., 1953-08-27

rights, benefits or exemptions
now or hereafter conferred by
law on persons of the female
SEX"
The rider, DR.. Armstrong as
serted, not only nullif1es the
amendment but would have the
effect of putting into the Con-
stitution all of the discrimina-
tions of State laws.
Vice President Nixon noted
the increasing part taken by
women in political life and pub
lie Office in his message extend
ing greetings to the audience.
Gov. McKeldin of Maryland
stressed that the right of the
franchise and the privilege of
voting also imply the duty to
vote, in his message.
Gov. Battle of Virginia pointed
out that "the wise exercise of the
franchise is a prerequisite to the
perpetuation of free govern
ment."
Mrs. Mildred Palmer, a men,
ber of the NWP National Coun-
Gil, read the message from Presi-
dent Eisenhower and the COVER
nors' greetings were read by
Evening star., 1953-08-27
By Frances Lide

President Eisenhower hailed
the achievements of women in
"all ~areas of our Nations life"
in message read yesterday in
a ceremony at the Capitol cele-
brating the 33d anniversary Of
woman's suffrage.
The long list of women who
hold high public Office today sis
itself convincing evidence of the
sense and wisdom" of the men
who gave American women the
right to, vote a third of century
ago, he declared.
The message was sent by tele-
gram from Denver to Mrs.
Ernestine Breisch Powell, ma
tional chairman of the National
Woman's Party, which Spon-
sored the observance.
Vice President Nixon and
Governors of most of the States,
as well as Alaska and Hawaii,
also sent messages to be read
at the ceremony.
Il am delighted to send warm
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Greetings From Eisenhower
HighIight Suffrage Program

greetings to the members Of the
National Woman'S Party as they
commemorate the 33d anniver-
sary of the ratification of the
10Th amendment to the ConSti-
tution-the amendment which
granted to American women
the right to vote" Gen. Eisen-
hover stated.
"In all areas of our Nations
life - in education and social
welfare, in the sciences, in po-
litical affairs-our women have
demonstrated increasingly their
capacity for productive work,
for creative thinking and for
contributing to the steady rise
of the American standard of
living.
"The long list of the women
who today hold high public
office is itself convincing evi-
dence of the sense and wisdom
OF the men, who, one third of a
century ago, gave to their daugh-
ters, their wives and their sis
terS the right fully to share the
privileges and responsibilities of
citizenship.
II am confident that in the
years ahead the women of Amer
lea will give ever-renewed proof
of their willingness and ability
to share in this partnership"
Representatives of approxi-
mately a dozen national organi-
cations participated in the pro-
gram, held before the statue hon.
oring pioneers for equal rights
for women in the crypt of the
Capitol. Executed by Adelaide
johnson, it portrays Lucretia
Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton
and Susan B. Anthony.
Tributes to the pioneers were
paid by Mrs. Amelia Hines Wal
ker. member of the National
Council of the National Woman's
Party, who presided. Mrs. Wal
ker was one of the women who
picketed the White House dur
ing the woman's suffrage cam
paign.
Greetings also were extended
by Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, a
founder member of the National
Woman's Party, who was in
charge of the ceremony.
Mrs. Powell, the national
chairman. was in Boston attend
ing meetings of the American
Bar Association but was repre-
sented by DR.. Florence Arm
strong, first vice chairman.
Dr.. Armstrong reminded the
audience that the National Wom-
ans Party, with the support of
many organizations, is now work.
ing for the proposed equal rights
amendment which she said
takes over where the suffrage
amendment left off,"
The equal rights amendment
provides that equality of rights
under the law shall not be denied
or abridged by the United States
or by any State on account, of
sex"
! Like the suffrage pioneers,
those who support the equal
rights amendment face many OBJ
stacles, she pointed out, citing
especially the Hayden rider,
added by the Senate before it
approved an equal rights resolu-
ton last July.
The Hayden rider provides
that the amendment shall not
be construed to impair any
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Angela GULL
Is Bride-EIect

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank GULL Of
Clifton. N. j., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Angela to Mr.. G. Harrison Ewers.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy H. Ewers of North Arlington.
The bride-elect is a secretary
at the Wright Aeronautical Divi-
sion in Woodbridge, N. j., where
her fiance is an instructor in the
Service School. Mr.. Ewers is a
Korean veteran and served with
the Navy for four years.
The wedding will take place in
November.
Evening star., 1953-08-27

citizens of their respective
States.
Several of the leaders of ma
tional organizations supporting
the equal rights amendment also
extended greetings.
Music was provided by an Or
chestral group of the United
States Navy Band.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19
Money Returned

SALT LAKE CITY Inu
snse aaiasier faoDss =. Thnrmau
tound . PACKET q $40 hlIlS-sSas
tsrdsy. 90
re turned ths monsy oxsr q
Police: An smploye e ! salt -
CITY department. ssaFp 49, :.
70 report the ioss witAin a. 49,
sure never expectnd = -.
nat money again." ne emuaexs
said.
bui Thurman. notifled q "A. -.
eoxery sad.
hope be didst worry no mach
money" nc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

RECENT ARRIVAL iron norfh Fis.
oexires BUSINESS connection haT
GO pars time. Baekgrcund q years
pa orgaaiEation and manaeemeut.
kxp~Fienee includes hankine. ere
diis. p<fsonnel. audlfing. supervi-
sea and hotsl management. Nd.
&c aRe. -.fkle ard excellsna health.
Desire 10 I've n KEY vest. salary
seeondary. Al referenees p. q.
box ga Tel z,1sl3 noxfr M
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

xKNlA. oAio n - Mnlara n
pemenl voiunieer llrp ckleg /.
nearey Ciiflon. M . doe wltA ~
trusk yesterday. he drove ths
truck into q diieA trying b svoss
Tie animal.
While Ne vas ehs1king ths a.,
injuries. he heard tss FIRE -. /.
Caifaon. ne jumped inio hIs truea
and sped into town. passins ~.
village pamper ca the wav N
toWn De eot al ambulsnes "a
started amer ne pumper.
Ne ioand 4 ai De spo, wA.,.
BID 10 ne dag. A neirkhor -.
Nc TIE dog'a howis and sees.~ ~.
truek n ne diicA. lad salled 80
Gre department. -
fns Cos suffered oaly minor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

HOLLYWOOD n - Ven. Sam.
you ought 70 Sc boz they shool
hat Ray BolHer " show.
! dropped By ne oiher Oar. and
yoa'd TINA L was a. Arthur Freed
musical nolssr was dsiag : dance
number with Betty Lynn. and they
hnaliT Got q print after seven
tales. seven Takes In q ~ FIN.
SAM Amt thai somefhingg
TIE baleRr show g~Wherv's
Raymond" On ABC.Tv tonsrhs
really b somethiag. a. Car a. IN
films %.
We eali 4 ths McM of w.
hfaGged bolRsr - be panisd BE-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19
~ Dob nomn

ltween dances. "ABc gave n 1
budget of 81 zoe. Bul we ofssn a
over nat % the tune q g. 600 q
go. absorb the difisrenee.
4 dont mind Al all. ms lmpor.
lans b ne 10 Set that extra qual
NJ"
ne ssz.soo figure Is Q whsppsns
budget n thene tines. ms con
pares % IN estimated 81 o.
weekly for 4 Love Lacy" TAs
added expense shows In "whsFe'u
Raymond" II Il well.wrsnsn. I'm,
poFsanuy east and has prodnetiou
values seldom seen On ~.
for instance. Il IA tie onlx
filmed ~ Ehow I know of TIA
prereeoFds TIE music Zoe dance
nmmhers. Few Tv films have mo-
steal Numbers 1t al (they al
greatly 10 cogtsl.
Previously, Bolger's rreat one.
cess has been before live audi
enees IN Broadway shows. I asked
why he chose 10 throw his lot VII
ths andleneeless Tv films.
The reason eot into ~ SQUAD.
eornys he explained. You know
hcw aetoFs rave on about .theg.
paelle.' Wei. they're the ones wa
Last year I did q Comedy Hour
En- ~. ] sos mail such a. 1 havs
sever received hefors. they All
said how much hey enjoyed ths
show ard that they would liz a
have N their living rooms NOR
often. ] was overwhelmed.
When ] thought about doinn a
show, had % decide between i've
er Nm. ] did . sample show live
~ 4 had q shoe store comedy
number that | knew vas sure Irs.
but ne BIG laughs came only when
- eamRrs N0ul4 Set In close "a
~ hee eaaid b seen. I decided
nlm would Be better since We
could 81 closer ahoss end also gsl
he perfection you cant achieve On
. live show.
DO ] mias IN audieneey sure
nat thers are other compensation
70 make np for n. One ID ths
eamafaderie you set working win
NE different people on The set"
There's only one drawhack: I
nave never seen the show on ~
weFe always working day and
nighi and 80 cant afford 10 ssop.
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Hollywood
Notes

HOLLYWOOD m-In 1877, pm.
10 Terry, aeior End divorced has.
band a Joan crawford, disap.
pearsd from tha Hoilywood scena.
Amer : slxyeaF absenee, Ne las
reiurned b Ms acting career. why
Cd hs leave1 what ID he DE-
WY ed he rsturaf
TIE actor changed little during
Ms ahsenee. except Cor . allgki
arnying a. he temples. BuG be
admitted nat he ouliook has
ehanged considerably.
= guif Hollyvosd N 1871 BE-
cause a personal reasons thai had
aruWn iniolarahle." he recalled.
al go 20 ! eouidnt stay here
and hep ny s9lf.respeet. whirh
was very important 10 ne. After
al. you have 70 i've with yOur-
usif."
I pressed him Or the reasons.
end he said that much Il his trou-
hes stammed from 9 report print.
ed hy to eulumnintn. Tie story
dsclared nat Terry vas holding
cot ior . BIC property settiement
before Ne womld allow TIE divoree
from Joan Crawford.
we had already agreed On =
settlement four mnniks before.
ne sid. Il gol Q refFaetion print.
ed. bit ~ damaas had been done.
! didnt wanl b stay around Holly.
wood. kmewing what some people
wnuld b. thinking 81 ne"
81 ha packed NJ and left. Hs
became tha opsraisr Il . resors
koiel nenr Carmel, Calf.
Il wasted b set away from
people. nd ! ID 4 with q ven
Reance Ne laughed 'Our near.
est nniahbor was Is niles away"
BIT ne entnrprisa met with d.
sasier. TIE place saflered = fire
nat CT accommodations from Ire
Do 70. he neat SIMMER . forest
IRE ra1ed neafoy for "a days.
TIE register dwtndled from 70 %
3. Durlng tha winter q flood eus
eff appfoaehes 10 Eha hotel, and
Terry had 70 be rescued b. au-
lharities.
4 decided I as N ne wrong
huainess." he said ttNfoa have 10
know boz % runa hotel. q res.
tsurani and = 81. Thess huai-
nesaes are trick even Ger those
Who are experi9eed h then. I
knew npthlng aocut Ihem"
After selling osa ne hotel, Terry
decided he wasted % I've IN Mex.
leo. That dream lasted ahout an
momiha. Now he's back IN HnIly-
WOOD 10 resume his acting career
kxcepi Cor some ~ films wllh
Gloria Swansea In Memleo. ne
hasn't acted iar six years. lie
hasn't Lost his ienxA; he has been
much n Demand ior appearances
IN " films
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

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49, hNNM ntClAI cnmGrfT
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soFsrn 90 PUmEpcATso@
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1ontvills, cennsefieut
efo f&Almne
700 An HEREBY oRnwuwr
sd REQUIRED TO serve : eeps
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- aeeFe eatltiea eanas. otherwsss
re alismattens thsrsin wiii b 80.
81 - confessed
DONE AND ORDERED "A w~v
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iers % TIE Circuit Gear
~ Aearee Caunty. Fiorida
~ 90, flessnss = Sawyer
ssal ALLAN II cLnARn IN
Attoxnsy Ter rlalntiff
ses Whitshaaa street.
Asy West FierlaA
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NeftrG NnNn TarrrTfoge
samN HAW
NWTHfE - HNnFng GIVES 49,
re unasrstxnea. assirinn ta eagaas
~ b4AfnNNs NmaNr fhn f4rafftmsu
sane 81 SEASIDE MOTEL. Al ksv
l.ArNe. Aenros CeuHfy. Fforisn. ~.
feaa 70 FeNtster said nama wfth az
sssfs -. - ths s.ifeait cenrt of Men-
roe Aeuhtr, lerida.
NAMt a. AMEND
ROSS AMEND. a.
temants ~ tha snffrsffns
hoy. ta.le-a&, asc. a 1919
a. FmN coa~rY SrneKs.m rnWmw
~ I'D aan Fon MoNRoE coUNTF.
= Ths Matter ofs
ne NN4afa 81
MARGARET LEoSA noxAMr.
sorlCn 90 WING FIxaa
mARum0 Avn Arpaar ares
NuM NtNAI uxNfMAmaN
10 49, pthsoNs INTERESTED
IL SAID EMWAwNa
sotles = hsrshy Kfxsm that 2hs
unaeraiwne8 aia. en ths sass A. ~
tNetobwr. iaA3 fiie - th@ offaea ~
tAs eeunfY snaTe IN and Ter Nee.
re eountY. fiert4a. a. ths Cours
tloaae. ka8 Wet Hlartaa. theav f4m-
:. Esreri snd aFpiieAtioa Ger fiaAl
psssi tbs ara say 81 ossss.r.
TIE FIRST NATIONAL, BANK
80 MANI As AnMfNwTwA.
wpR. go ~ Tuw rgrarr'
90 MARnARFT IRossA ~ I.
ANY, nEcEAkEn
30 ~ y. HAYS
EvANs MEnSH0N. sAWvEn
JOHNSTON q SIMMONS
AttnFneFH tee Aemtnlssratev
est -. nox. t-t1-tA tsti
soTtrK 10 cmmDErons
stea8 rr@Aets Aef. sees. nna agea
~ NMN COT IT 90 TmM CoNNTw
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LILLE kNMP.
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pernema Haxfng clalms ar
pemands Awa1nst &Mta ENsntaf
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nosgftea anH re4atrsa - Frraans az
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

late ef smta C@8asv, e tha rnnntY
&ma2a 81 M@mF@M G@unfv. FiNrt4m.
~ as effigs ~ fha eoaFa haMaa q
mt4 County as keF West. Flort8a.
wftnfm mlmha cmImn4mR Esnmfha armm
ths ttma 81 tie fret puAllcafiea ~
tht9 @Qtlcs. EaTh claim e. 6ewRse
anaAA - tm wFttlmm. mma Mnmtl state
tAa place 81 reaiaem0s ana So
efftre address 20 the eiAfmant. aa1
sail 30 9woxm te ~ the elaiwant.
us amam1 - Ms atteFnex. mna as
MhmI1 - wo8M
DR EDWARD GONZALEZ
AZ a1mlnlstFnfar - the
Estate q Lille k@mp. co
eNMseA
oet 90. now. s-fs-fs. 1888
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

NEw ard used house traders II
the lowest prices In ia. -
down. balance hke rent Pre- ever
uieht lodxlnx. Tree delivery. Hnr.
per Trailer sales. &c ~ ". INA
Ave. Mani ia. noxtl n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

AZ admGnistFnfnF - shs
Estate % Lille Ksmp. CO.
90 %. aov. s-ls.is. 1888
2-Aparsmsnls For Ren.
APARTMENTS open fnr your N
specifies. RuEmiahnd o. unhuFnisA.
Cd. Royal Palms ApartmentA Ia
slrest and PatisFson Ave.
NEWLY Fan0vaied bsdroom apaFt
me1l Al utllitiaa. Raasonshle
rateA- 81 simonton. nox2-ti
APARTMENTS and sleeping
rooma Nicely dsearaasd- ~ day.
week ef monlA 6tmi1 Hotal Apts
Slo Fleming. noyz1f
BEDROOM apts. Furnishsd Al
Utilities supplied. Sea Iais ccuFs.
sis Windsor Lane. nov7-i
ONE bedroom. an electro. Privsis
bafh. Utilities. linens. dishes fur
niahed. n and D Motel, losi Eaton.
noxt-f
NEAR Beach. One bedroom apt
Dor quiet adults. No pets. Perch
overlooking garden. Linens. utili-
ties. and etc. furnished. Sz5.oo
weekly. Ina Duval S. revisit
FURNISHED apartment Cor couple
only. Near Boea chiea Airfield.
Phons 1-sas2 novi7-ss
Efficiency Apartment Near
Naval base. Couple only. No pets.
Price organization. All Fleming 81.
Phone ash revisit
FURNISHED efIicienry apt. cou.
pie only. III washingioa 81.
noslsSn
4Houses For Rent
UNFINISHED house. RedecoFsi.
ed. Dowtown locstion. Prefer 40
ekildren o. pels. Bon 10. co CHI
zen. novis-1tx
5-Rooms For Rent
TROPICAL HOTEL: Under nsw
management. Rooms $50 %
$40 e. Also APARTMENTS. IL Duvnl
81 n0xs-xzu
ROOMS f0F working men. sssie
per week. al william S.
novio- 7sex
CLEAN, Quiet rooms. Ona book
from Business district. Free
Parking. 81 whllshead 81.
Rooms adiolning bath. Private en-
trace. Sis Olivia 81. noyis-st
FURNISHED roomG $50 Per
wsek. s2s Crinnell 81. novie-9tx
SA-For Rent
hIisceIlaneous
STORE nom and garases. Bust
ness ssciion. Cal 2-Sosi between
10 and !. noxlSst
STORE. . 4. b. % a., GOOD 10
ealion. Inquire 81 white. apt. Z.
To Rent
Two o. J bedroom house o. d.
plsx. r. Forshand, Phone 2szsT.
novisItx
9-Female Help Wanted
Mattresses Cor Cub
Mardi Gras. Coed salary. steady
work. Apply IN pertea. noyie.ti
BEAuTTcIAN Al around OpsFaiOr.
Apply Martin Hair Slylists. "a
Truman Ave. Phons 2-so1i. n0vis-ff
MATTRESSES: Experience not
necessary. Night shifts avallahle.
40 10 ii:so .. m. Pleasant work.
ing conditions. Slgsbee Snaekery /,
sigsbes PARA. noxlsa
SALESIADiES, Enalish OF span
ish speaking. Selling newest and
hottesl kitchen item SO 10 500
weekly. Direct factory 70 consnm-
er. Service wives applieations &C.
cepied. See Mr.. Gale, Souihern.
most Drugstore. 1000 q. N. 90
s:@ ?. N. Ne phona calls.
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lO-alale and/or Female
Help Wanted

NAN and VIE % operate small
motel. Mar may have ether en-
ployment but must help clean and
maintain. Ssmi-retired couple pre-
fsrred. Give fan Information in let
ter 70 p. O. Bon rs. noviT stx
SHOE SALES help. Expsrienee m
necessary. Apply In person. See
NJ. Larie. 60 Duval 81. Hours
500 10 i2:N .. m. noxII.sf
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PHoTosTATlc copisa. Fasf SsT.
vice. Larry Karns slndlo. 20
Duvai. Phone 2seli. now n
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ATTRACTIVE harmalds. Coed
pay. Dufty's Tavern. 1le Duval.
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aCoNHaNNEns
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FuRNITuRE. At PAGES YOU
CAN'T TuRh DOWN. coME 90
AND LOOK ABOUND.
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COMPLETE SCI har hslls Reason.
abe. 80 Eaten 81. lReaFl
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sTEPHAN0Tis. Roysi fss PaiEs.
BoaRainxlilas. Caians. crotana.
Cactus. Cooonui. sapodlllia trees.
ioot Soslhard. Pkons ann.
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SALESIADiES. English or Spas.
ish speaking. Selling newest and
hottesi kitchen item SO 10 800
weekly. Direct factory TO consam-
&c. Service wives spplicationa &c
'eepted. See Mr. Gale. southern
most Drugstore. 1000 q. N. %
SEQ ?. N. No phons calls.
novIssi
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TILT Bach Sofa. PARTED Dinetie
Set Mario arm ehaA. Painted
9 drawer desk. Dresser base and
large mirruT. sis Windsor Lane
Phone ANS. noyl3 q
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CHRISTMAS carts. Several Al.
buns az distine1ve cards. Per.
sonaliEed. business and profsssioa.
al tncluding the Masierpiecr hne
Old Island Trading Post Ni waite
head s. Hours ices 90. To
500. noxis 2ttx