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the Ivor Methodist Church.
The couple will live In
Richmond.
Stoner-Kuhn
Mrs. Coggeshall Kuhn an
nounces the marriage OF her
daughter Mary to Mr.. Howard
Milton Stoner. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bartine Albert
Stoner Of Trenton, N. j. The
wedding took place Septem-
Der 5 in Bel Air, Md.
Beole-Y Young
Mrs. william Young Of Del
barton, w. Va, announces
the marriage Of her daughter
Loretta to Mr.. Gerald Michael
Beale. The wedding took place
September s in the Sacred
Heart Church. The couple
will live here.
Tonnmer-Brein
Mrs. Louis Brein an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter Miriam Marlene to
Mr., Sheldon ]. Tommer. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tom
mer Of Bronx. N. Y. The
wedding took place August
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announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Grace Jens
Judy. to Mr.. Abbie A. Rowe.
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Abbie Rowe Of Alexandria.
The wedding took place Sep
TENDER ! In the National Pres
byterian Church. The couple
will live in Springfield. Va.
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- at the home Of the BRIDE
groom's uncle. The bride ID
also the daughter Of the late
Mr.. Brein. The couple will
live here.
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Frego-Amos

Mr.. and Mrs. Eckart Wipf
Of Bethesda announce the
marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Marian Ruth Amos. to
Mr.. Jacob Fred Frego. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Frego Of
Paw, Paw, Mich. The wedding
took place August 20 at the
Pilgrim Lutheran Church in
Bethesda. The couple will live
in Ann Arbor. Mich.
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the Ivor Methodist Church.
The couple will live In
Richmond.
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Todd-D Dawson

Todd-Dowson
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s.
Dawson Of Mount Rainier,
Nd, announce the marriage
Of their daughter Geraldine
Joyce to Mr.. Haskell w. Todd.
jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Todd.
also Of Mount Rainier. The
wedding took place August %
In the First Baptist Church.
The couple will live in
Hyattsville.
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Hutchison-Muler

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo q. Miller
Of Herndon. Va. announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Barbara Kay TO Mr.. SAM
uel Gerry Hutchinson. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wade
Hutchisona also Of Herndon.
The wedding took place Sep
TENDER 7 In the Forestville
Methodist Church. The cou-
pie will live in Blacksburg.
Va,
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sITvER spRINC. Ksmn NM :,

SILVER SPRING, Kemp Mil I'd
ant Arcola ave.---3-bedrm, house
I Dsrt Ma :, h 69RsrN thEms sl VA per-
1000.
SPRINGFIELD. VA. - 3-bedrm.
split-level; IA baths, liy, rm., din.
rin.. equip. kit. finished rec; rm.
Avail. immed; for 6:mo. lease.
Realtors, Springsfieid. Va. Fl.
$4,000. Closed Sundays.
SPRINGFIELD, VA. = 3-bedrm.
T rambler with full full. 6smt,; II r. baths n,
LYNcP BROS. INC. Realtors,
Springfield. Va. FL. $4,000. Closed
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

BLUE RIBB0N yANs--s rooms for
$50. Bonded carriers. Don't walt
too late, Call Lu, 2-l2b5.
EDE ,I MOVING, STORAGE :
viii accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your movlng,
storagei reas. rates, ia. 0-2g31
HILLS MOVERS = LU t-e600
ice; Inhalation service,
HAS TRANSFER CO.-sP 3.
only; low tarih Free estimates
kEAHEY's MOVING. sTQRAGE-
Iss, or small pianos ETsfsTgs ..kr az
- beaches n I Sspscisits '0f e. NOR.
RS, Tu a.ii50 Or To, e-se02
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country. safe storase
In separate rooms, expert packing
Phone NO. 7-Oi04. UNION sToR.
ACE Co, INC. Est 1905.
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Unsurpassed Convenience
Top Neighborhood
4 Bedrooms

Just of Conn. ave-, Mureh Elemen-
tary. Deal Junior and Wilson High
Schools all within ) blocks; CENTER
hall. detached brick Colonial with
slate roof; fine lot; screened porch,
living room with fireplace, family
sized dining room, fine kitchen.
powder room. Stairs to attic. Large
rage. A good buy. Call JAMES z,
SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5SO0; after S
pm: call OIL. 4-7693 or OIL.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Spacious
dining rm., bedrms., 2 baths.
near Conn. ave; Blessed Saera.
nent Schools, Deal Jr., and Wilson
High. S22,50O Call JAMES z.
SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5S00, after 5
pm. call OIL. 1903 or OIL. 2-14O9.
CHEVY CHASE-S1 300 down and
payments like rent. Nice 3-bedrm.
Colonial, center entrance, big dim
ing rn1. and large kitchen. Fire
place and full basement Only
$Sa l33S; G Tn vi 2 I'M, Hu. s.
CHEVY CHAsE-Brick, Y story
bunsalow-type home: asking SI7,-
500 800 Vacant .! Needs ed, e, considerably
dinstte on ST A.; nm attic; full
bsmt.. oil h,-w.h. Particularly
nice neighborhood, Terms may
be arranged Call I'll Z PM,
r. A. HUMPHREYS. MA. S-5020.
CHEVY CHASE = Spacious, newly
decorated 4-bedroom. 31a bath
center hall brick with modern
kitchen. huge screened. porch, Gep-
Near Lafayette, Alice Deal md
Wilson schools. Lower 30s. Inn
mediate possession,
REALISTlNGS CORP OIL. 2-0208
CI.EVEI AND PARK
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2 BEDROOMS
FROM 1880

c.n, ALI E.ssss,.s!s " furnish
I11 WkYNE III,
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HOUSES FURNISHED

AMERICAN U. PARK, convenient
Spring Valley observation-disclosures
3-bedrm.; baths, garage. $3.50
per mo. ELIJAH q ARNOLD tCol.
UsA, Retl, Broker.
ARLINGTON, NORTH II bedrms.,
painted inside and out; $l75 per
INC. JE, 4-0s24, ia. 4-3350.
ARL.-e bedrms,, living rm,. din
TiNKLE PROPERTIES, IA, b-1207'
ARR. Must rent: nicely iurn:, .
offer. Ell. 6-5676,
Ant S " saao Ecnr rh Mile dI Run r ar
Kit. bath; $i25s det. 6rk. Key y
5f47 4th st, FLOYD 3, DAyIII
Co. 1920 X st, NV, MA. s-0369
ARLINGTON Hs5t1s ss2,ls s. n IIth ste H.
CAMPBELL, Agent, &c. s:ol7s
ATTRAc. FuRN;. 3 bedrms;; elec
IO45 or University 1851.
BETHESDA--3 bedrms., n baths
Diet, garage: cony. to transp5 81 90
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
| Malora r. ChriStman, Inc
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-2g2;
BETHEsDA-4 bedrms., large lawi
with shade trees; nice locality.
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
IMalora r. Christman, Inc
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. wo. 6-292;
FALLS CHURCH-3 bedrms., liv
rm., firepl., lge. kit, din. rm.
bsmt Ia baths; auto. washer
S1S5. JE. 4-3269.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, : bed
rms, ia baths; in excel. loca'
ton: 5000 per mo-. years lease
RIDDELL REALTY CO., Dl. z
1900.
GEORGETOWN bedrms.; redec
'5S: garden; frepl., piano, Avail
immed. / yr, no. 2-Sl02, sat
ewes. sun, Mon.
NAVY ANNEX AREA-2-bedroon
Si25. BARR REALTY, INC, il
4-0S24. ia. 4-3350.
PALISADES AREA, d. Gland
| kOfllC bDhClOub llOulC. Oh NNAS taA -
grounds. Center.hall plan, larg'
living room. dining room, porch
kitchen. q bedrooms and baths
2nd and Bird floor. Large rec. room
servants apt, garage in basement
$3.50 per mo. ELIJAH 9. .ARNQkI
(Col., UsA Ret) Broker, EN-. 3-433o
SILVER SPRING, Meadowood-
Spacious rambler, completely
furn.: 3 bedrms. and den. ~
baths, Gear garage, . flreplaces
! lovely garden. MA. 2-1129.
WHEATON, woODs-Nicely furn
split-level; 3 bedrms, 2 baths. rec
rr1. Avail. Nov, is for 8 months
5000 per month. VIII. 6-4964.
SIS MO- and 3 bsdrnn. homes II
nearby Md, ] hr, from D. G.; nr
school, churches and shopping,
KAY REALTY CO. RA 6-22Ol
?5 HAMILTON ST. INV Lutils.
suitable for 4 Govt. girls: . baths
lge. yard. S115. RA. 6-O264.
1901 18Th ST, N.W.-7-room de
tached home: large master bedrm'
sun deck, screened front porch
fireplace, oil h.-w H.: avail. i'm
mediately. $40 mo. EN-. 2-OO9l
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APARTMENTS WANTED

VISITING SCIENTIST NEEDS furn,
ished or 2.bedrm. apt. or small
s sSSppin By 81. EafKPEEp,N Nh 81, ap g
1000 Ext. 2094: weekdays, 9-5.
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH.

STATE WHAT have, wish In, out
D. C. Few clear, add cash. 6-r.
br.. 40 mi. NV. d. c. RIA. 3-6l46:
WILL TRADE $4,000 equity in dc
luxe centrally air-cond. rambler
for down payment on modern
multi-unit apt. bldg. JU. 9-7004.
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SINCLAIR REFINING co. has ui1.
der construction 3 beautiful mod.
ern stations to be completed soon,
nearby Virginia area. Excellent
opportunity All interested parties
cali Mr. KING, IA. 9-s50Q.
THREE-BAY sTATI0N-Located IN
downtown commercial area: ideal
for mechanic or small cab COM
pany: with parking facilities.
Makes extra revenue from park
ing during football season. $1,000
appt call Mr.. KoTULEK, ia. 3.
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1878 sPRNo PLACE Nw.-TWo
to Adults: rsierences. II. s.6see,
' ins s.SedTfoSomsi Nv S'"i fnl', am.
rm scr, porch. lst A.; AVAILABLE
SEvTEiiiSPMESf Co.. a. EN- n H sltisa'
$3.50 O ST. s.E.-one-bedrm. apt, ],
with lEe screened porch: immed,
occupancy; S65. 10 Inspect. see
lanitor IN basement. r. K. HUN.
PHREs "A A SONS, 2 Mass. ave,
32l KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Liv, rm.,
screened porch; $50 per mo. Ten.
any onEs iuEETU 20. As s.s6 tIf u'il' BY apt
1898 Q, ST. Sc, see.B0-ons bed
bath; nice cond.i laundry and stor.
sEELToN. u' Rsal. ia.l Jo.' Hge.ssooo
1928 FULTON sT. Nw.-charm-
KIT ssTTsssnnssd porch. Avsilabl:
We a. N. MILLER pEv, CO
p. LIST YOUR HOME WITH VS.
1881 BELMONT Rp. N.w.-Loveiy
lac, b.rm, apt, redecorated: e1Ob
IN IA S Es;S. csPHssol st'-s rms" kit
0S 5S,b x 4; Mi n.v.~LOvsl' . rms. and
sS I,si I ;tsSS.v'-s rms. and bath
2b0I N st. SEA rms, kit. and
bath, redec.; $40, incl. utlls.
4 ~ l1th ST. n,e=4 rms kit. and
HhkRisoN Il ADAMS
932 K ST. NV. MA. S-s3Os
2716 PORTER ST. NV,
BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE,
Liv. rm. bedrm.. din. ares, kit
beth; 500 80. utils. incl: off-st
parking see janitor.
HERBERT HARVEY, INC.
gl2 18th ST. NV RE, 7-lb0S
ass LEBAUM ST. Sc.
,L9EEb yH Ugh J., AVE, e.
INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES
Convenient TRANSPORTATION, neal
schools and stores. Apply ianitol
w. pREYEuss BROS 49,
1919 18th 81. NV, Ma. s-0bs(
n VRR9~~N
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F Sis.ExS. s1issss H., 1s .sIsor n SIS e;
cHESTER KELLER ~, S.SSS6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

A LOVELY custom-built Chevy
BEST scHooLs and coiieses: SELL
in ~ -sttlo estate. Wo. 6-7029.
AMIR. u. PARK-Immaculate. s.
bsdrm,. q bath, AIR :,CoNDI.
finest schools. Den, rec. rm.,
screened porch. oversize garage,
stGT% T RR Osyo,D, UPPER PEI % SSsE
LIPS. Tf1NSccoon1 7. 111in1 . ~
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAMILY OF 4 needs large home
suitable for entertaining; 3 bed
rms den, rec. room, maids room,
carport or garage; MONTGOMERY
County; up to $3.50 per mo. Will
consider rental with option to buy
Reply Box 44l-L, Star.
PROF. MAN, engaged in patent law,
des. SIN. resid. furn. home within
% mi Wash, D. C. IA. S-T33l
COLORED NE. AREA - 6-roon
unfurn. detached house; have 4
children, gOod-paying job; 500
S100 mo. rent. DU. 7-769S.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARIA
bedrms, Must be nice neighbor
hood Not to exceed 500 mo,
HU. 3-S73S.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ALIEN. -bedrm, brk. rambler
Storm windows, English bsmt :.
screened porch, beaut. I'd. newly
redee., Grapes. stove, refer, dis
posal. IA. S-74b7.
ANACOSTIA s.E.-5 rms. semidet
full bsmt.; yard, storm windows;
walk to elem. and high schls, :
Sl10 mo. LU. 1-32l3. ..
ANNANDALE-3-bedrm. brick ram.
bier. ei6c. kit, full bsmt; use Of
swimming pool membership; short.
term lease, q mos. to l ": Sl3o
avenue. CT. 6-3162.
A.U. PARK AREA, WOOD ACRES
~5-bedrm., 2-bath Colonial. Re.
dec. Lease, 500, Immed. poss
POBIAK a. PoB1AK. wo. 6-5544,
ARL,. n. Cleveland st., sol; IA IA
2-s9o7; 8 eedrmS;, lse; closets Snai d Ice
nm, mod. kit, incl. dishwasher
full bsmt.. oil heat.
ARL.-5-rm. semidet.; bsmt., fenced
yard: Close in s9nv i,i tN P TaiE n
stores. schools, transp. 500 mo
IKE. S-51SS.
ARLINGTON, N.-3 bedrms., ~
baths bat RE psfao' R Tsi r. Nc aeo gfEl
4-0s24, ia. 1880.
ARL., n, CLOG N. 23rd sat.
traetive brick rambler; ar
conds 2 bedrms.: Z baths; rec re-
REALTY, JE. 4-394O.
ARL.-3 hedrms.. bath. deepfreeZe
mr.. schools transp., Minis. D. c.
Pentason. ia. 2-S254.
ARLINGTON FORESTS bedrms
Ia baths, rec. rm;; fenced I'd
Realty REAL. EOc CT. i6-5sii4f NoNvN
BRoYHfEE FOREST
'; :9Sipped d r. kit rtmR bath e KEEL
cond. inside and out; s145 pei
mo. Avail. Nov. /.
KELLER CO. ia. $4,000
BOLL-NRL AREA-5-rm. brk.; I'm
Avail. Nov. /. S1O5. FL. 4-S566
BROAD BRANCH RID. NV, $780,
- bedrooms, Ia baths; vii
redecorate to suit tenant: S1G5
Available November /. B. F. SAUl
CO., 925 18th st. NV MA
S-2100.
BURNING TREE CLUB, POTOMAC
AREA-Most unusual contempo
rary rambler on 3 beautiful!
wooded acres; . bedrms.. , baths
very large liv. rm., very larg'
ground-lev rec. rm. with over
sized fireplace, maids rrl. Luxur!
living for q small family. Novem
EN-. 2-22i6. T1GHE WOODS.
CENTERVTLLE, vA.-fmmed. oc
cup. 3-bedrm. brick; full bsmt.
garage, rec. nm, sun porch, sep
din. rm.. oil h.-wh.; S145 mo
! OR 1-3346
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CLEVELAND PARK
Several new listings Of
beautiful houses, in this
pleasant ntighborhood.
Mrs. Tirana, EN-. 1882
H. A. Gill & Son, Ritz.
DE. 2-500G
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SEVEN CORNERS AREA

SEVEN CORNERS AREA
Rent new home from builder in
beaut. Ravenwood Park, near :!
Corners bedrms., 2 baths, de
luxe kit, sep. din, rm., full bsmtt'
Many lac. closets. Center hall.
STORAGE attic. Walk. dist. new
n.Sn iehoDI, mr. pug sd an ner pA montS
CoFFMAN- MccAFFREY, INC. .
AIS Peace Valley Liant, Falls Church
JE. 3-e2f2 JE. 4-7755
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$35,0OO-$ 5000
WANTED

Man with years of experience man.
aeine profitable business is desir-
GU OF opening business in his
name. Good following, character
unuuestionable. Party selected can
be active or not. BOX 2Ol-V, star.
IL
COLORED-2S16 18th ST. NV
sale. tenement house, II rms, 2 BE-
full bsmt o, steam ut. EZ tefms.
OWNER, UH. 4.7045.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

CAREER GIRL to share lovely g
bedr. Foesy Bottom home with
. other girls: Mr.. G.W.U., carline
MISS BEvAN. Elk. 3-63s9, DE
2-2500.
GEORGETOWN-Girl to share lge
house and yard with another girl
Cali FE. 7-911s.
YOUNG MAN, share 3-bedrm., ..
Boiling and Andrews; $50. 10
S-5O54.
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CHEVY CHASE
Executive or Diplomat

A4ASN0OANS Va A<Af~AOAAAS%N
Handsome, spacious center-hall Co.
and gracious living. bedrooms
den, huge family room; .prestig'
neiehborhood. Walking distance o
Chevy Chase Country Club, schools
and transportation. OIL. 2-33S0.
CONGRESS HTS, 1909 LIST st. s.w.
$115-Cape Cod, 2-bedrm. Diet
home. Bsmt.. gar, huge lot, newl!
S..'Ta n JOHN otDSod l. SHELTON
FALLS CHURCH. mr.. Z Corners
3 bedrms., bath, garage, screened
porch: | block from shoppinl
center. 2 blks. from school: $3.50
per mo. other houses near Army
Navy Country Club, Fairfax. CT
GAIL. ..--
FARMHOUSE, Ashton, Mont, Co
8 bedrms., 2 compl. baths, liv. rm
din. rm., f1repl., garden; COW. t
schools. Vacant. Ev. 4-6444.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Federal
Garden; modern kit, baths; liv
rm. and din. rm. with f1replaces
library, . bedrms.; ample storage;
5000: avail. immed HO. 2-292s
between II ana ..
GEORGETOWN, 1921 N st. - 8
bedrms., IA baths, spacious @
floor living. immac: owner out
OF country wants long lease. $3.50.
AID. 4-726f. BONNIE B. FOSTER
GEORGETOwN. 1919 QUE ST.
bedrms.. . baths. flrepls.; near
playground and tennis courts;
S225 per mo. Dolly Corbin. SAN
DoZ REALTY, Du 7-l234.
HYATTsVILLE-Cozv semidet., 9
bedrm home, full bsmt; immac.
near everything. uN 4-l0Se.
LAKE BANCROFT bedrms., :
baths, rec. rm.. lovely corner lot;
1925 mo. BARR REALTY, INC.
JE. 4-OS24, ia. 4-3350.
LANE BARCROFT-6 bedrms. and
5 baths. 2 rec. rms; $500. BARR
REALTY, INC" JE. 4-Os24, ia
4-3350.
LANGLEY PARK. s4s3 18th ave.
Brick, 3 bedrms.. tile bath. Ice
liv. rm, fenced ward. on bus line;
q few blocks to shopping center
1928 mo. SP. 3-6g37.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
State Commander Spoke At Tchu|a Post Monday Night

Mother present. She also pinned a
corsage on Mrs. Barrett.
In her talk, Mrs. Barrett stressed
the importance of getting all eleg-
ible women in the area to join the
Auxiliary in order that the organ
ization can continue to grow. Ser
vice to the community, she said.
is the number one project of the
Auxiliary.
In a very Informative and inter-
esting speech, Commander Graft
gave some of the highlights of the
recent National Convention. The
Mississippi delegation, he said. did
an outstanding job of representing
the state in a conmendable way.
One of the highligf1ts of the conven-
ton was a reception the delegation
gave, with of course, Miss America.
Mary Ann Mobley in attendance.
With Mississippi leading the ma
ton in the annual drive for mem
bership, the delegation held the
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10

habilitation program. and voted
down blanket $100 per month bon
usto all veterans after reaching a
certain age proposal. World War
I veterans lead the fight to defeat
this proposal, saying that the Leg
ion stands for helping those who
need help. but were not in favor
of a blanket gift to those who were
not necessarily In need.
The Legion also rejected a re-
solution which was presented cali
ing for the Forty & Eight, the
Legion's fun and honor organiza-
ton, to eliminate a clause in its
constitution which limits member
ship OF white males only. This re-
solution was submitted by the
Minnesota Delegation and was de-
feated by vote of 1850 to 1888.
The Convention passed a resolution
presented by Hawaii, however, to
"endeavor to secure the sympa-
thetic support of La Societe des
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
Position Open
At Pickens
|POstOffice

Positions Open for Clerk Carrier
Postmaster, A. A. Whitehead.
Pickens. Mississippi, announces an
open competitive examination for
the position of substitute clerk and
substitute carrier in the Post Office
at PickenS. Mississippi.
The beginning basic rate of pay
is $500 per hour. Applicants must
have reached their eighteenth
birthday on the date of filing ap-
plication. This age limit does not
apply to persons entitled to Vet
eran's Preference.
ALI interested persons can secure
necessary forms and futher infor-
nation from their Postmaster, OF
from the Executive Secretary
Board of U. S. Civil Service Exam
iners. United States Post Office.
Jackson. Mississippi. or from the
Fifth u. S. Civil Service Regional
Office. 275 Peachtree Street. N. C.
Atlanta, 3, Georgia.
Applicants must be filed with the
Executive Secretary, Board of u.
S. Civil Service Examiners, United
States Post Office. Jackson, Miss
Applicants viii be accepted ur-
til further notice.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
DURANT LEGION POST
SPONSORS DONKEY BALL
GAME SATURDAY NIGHT

The Durant American Legion
Post will sponsor a Donkey Base
ball game Saturday night Sept. II.
beginning at 1880 at the Little Boys
League Baseball field.
The Legion will use the proceeds
for the Boys Baseball fund.
Spectators are in for a hilarious
night of fun. Some of the player"
already signed up are DR.. Arthur
Derrick, Weir Kyle, Wheeler Bold
en-, Boyette Parkinson, Bro. Was
son, Jack Myers. J. C. Alexander,
Coach Brasher, Johnny Byrd,
Robert Ray. Deck Johnson, Benny
Killebrew. Chester Marshall, STAN
ley Boarts, Jake Herman, Joe
Dan Patton, Jim Lacy. DR.. A. c..
Patton, w. c. Landrum, Harold
Brock, Jean Kealhofer and Ado
Bennett.
Legion Commander Major Hit
said he is hoping for a large turn
out for the game since the proceeds
will go for such a worthy cause.
Chairman of the Legion's Athletic
and Youth program is Wheeler
Bolden.
Admission to the game will be
so cents for children and $1.0O for
adults.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
Gilman Bible
Class Elects

The Mems Bible Class of the
Goodman Baptist church elected
the past Sunday, teacher and Of
fcers for 1860. The new year be-
gins the first Sunday in October.
J. Grady Jacob. long time teac-
her was reelected along with two
assistants. C. ]. Everett and Tho
mas Maxwell. D. K. Gulledge was
rejected class president for the
second term. First and second
vice president post went to M. A.
Ousley and Homer Tyler. Lloyd
Higgins was named regular Sec
retary to a post he hac held for
several years. Assistant secretary
position was voted to Leroy Jobe.
The class has some 1924 mem
bers enrolled with an average at
tendance of 1913 each Sunday.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
Hornets After
Second Win

The Lexington Hornets opens
their 1859 home football schedule
Friday night when the strong
North Carrollton Senators invade
the Hornets field at 7:30. Both
teams will enter the game with a
victory from last week. The Sena-
tors won over Kilmichael in a Mid
State Conference game 1913 while
the Hornets won a close one from
st. Aloysius of Vicksburg TO. Lex
ington and North Carrollton have
met on the football field twice
since the forming of the Mid
State Conference in 1857. The Hor-
nets won thefirst game 7-6 and won
last year 1910. With both teams at
full strength Friday nights game
promises to be a most exciting and
bruiSing game.
The Hornets backfield is led by
two returning lettermen, Pat Bar
rett and Eddie Harrison who were
starters at half back on the 1858
Championships team. Fullback
duties are filled by Tommy Holder
and the remaining backfield posi-
ton Is filled by sophomore Paul
Hale.
The small but determined line
is spirited by the lone returning
starter. Lamar Spell. Lamar, a
senior has been picked for the all
conference team for the last 2
years. Other seniors who fill posi-
tons in the line are Harold Ham
NETT at end, Clyde Hamberlin,
tackle, William Spell, guard, Don
Carpenter, center The two remain
ing positions are ably filled by
Juniors Jimmy Brown at tackle
end Hunt Cade at end.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10
Town OF Goodman Has
Anti-Liter Ordinance

The town of Goodman became
the first Municipality in the state
with an AntiLitter ordinance or
its books this week when the May
or and Board of Aldermen passed
and made effective on September,
l, an order which prohibits the lit
tering of the town with unsightly
objects, posters, etc.
The order was sponsored by the
Goodman Hometown Development
Committee through its City Plan
ming Board. It was approved at
the regular meeting Monday night
by the Mayor and Board of Alder
men.
To the best knowledge of the
officials this is the first such
ordinance passed by a city board
in the state.
The order prohibits the throw
ing of paper, boxes, and all mat
erials considered objectional to
the general appearance of the
streets, public parks, play grounds
and other areas in the city limits.
The order further prohibits politi-
cal posters on light posts, public
utility poles. or shade trees. This
order does not apply. however, to
legal notices required by law.
Any person convicted of violat-
ing any sections of the order shall
be fined an amount of $4,000, or
be imprisoned for not more than
30 days, or both such fine and i'm
prisonment, the ordinance states.
The order went into effect on Sept.
I. 1859.
One of the main items discussed
in the District Workshop of the
Hometown group at Yazoo City
the past week was httering OF
streets and objectional posters. The
Goodman representatives, George
Mitchell and ]. c. Jacob, received
many favorable comments wher
it was called to the attention of the
group that the town of Goodman
had passed such a Municipal or
dinance earlier in the week.
Holmes County herald., 1959-09-10

Quarante ct HUT Chevaux to a
re-examination. in the light ci its
promise to humanity, of its eligi-
bility clause for membership"
Commander Craft said that bis
regime as Commander will stress
the Youth Program and he con-
siders the Legion sponsored Orata-
tional contest one of the most i'm
portant. He urged that the Tchula
post stress this contest during the
coming year.
Commander Lyon announced
that membership drive is now on.
and said that 81 members have re-
newed their membership for the
coming year The quota this year
is SO. The post had 103 members
last year.
Mr.. William Penn was presented
a 40 year Award by Commander
Craft for having been a faithful
member of the Legion for forty
years.