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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-16
WS.C.S, Will Hold Auction Al The
Home OF MRS. 0ffa Bishop For Church

| was the spiritual life leader and
Mrs. Verna Cutler was the pro-
gram leader and the topic was
Rapidly Developing Nations. y
She was assisted by Mary Weav-
er. Kathryn Dysert, Edna Truax
and Helen Meek.
Business was conducted by the
president, Verna Cutler. Lunch
was served by group two
Attend Meeting
Those from here attending the
Achievement Day meeting held
Tuesday in Caldwell were Mrs.
Ruth Archer, Leone Garrett,
Verna Cutler, Clarice Cutler,
Emily Havener, Emma Rose
Meek, Thelma Wharton and
Frieda Cutler.
Revival Meetings
Revival meetings are being
held each evening this week in
the Methodist with pastors from
other churches bringing the mes
sage. Rev. Richards from Bates
Vile with his choir will be pres
ent Thursday evening to do the
singing. There is also special
singing each evening. Rev. Dur
ham is the local pastor.
O.E.S. Chapter
Summerfield Chapter O.ES.
met Wednesday evening for
their regular meeting Chapter
opened in ritualistic form and
routine business was conducted
by the worthy matron, Beulah
Watson. Plans were made for
the annual inspection which will
be held along with the regular
meeting May 49, A banquet will
also be served at 600 followed
by the regular meeting at 800
After the close of the meeting
lunch was served by Roma Jean
Wharton, Ruby Heft, Mable
Hesson, Ruby Leasure and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Keylor and a |
social time was enjoyed. The
date of April 27 was set for
officers practice.
Dismissed Home
Mrs. Verna Moore and infant |
daughter were dismissed Tues
day to their home from the |
Barnesville hospital
Attends Luncheon
Mrs. E. T. Bircher was among |
those attending a luncheon at |
the Ogles restaurant, Saturday |
and given for the news cores
pondents and employees of The
Journal-Leader office and Spon-
sored by Mr.. Wheeler and Mr..
Estadt
Before the luncheon tour of |
the plant was made in which |
they explained the different |
and how the news is
set up each week and showed the
paper being printed which was
very interesting and nice to know
about
Grange News
The members of Summerfield |
grange will be guests with mem
'bers of the Carlisle grange on
Wednesday evening, April %. A
program will be presented by |
Summerfield and the members
will meet at the grange hall, and
transportation will be furnished
for those who do not have a way.
After the close of the meeting d
pot luck lunch will be enjoyed.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. George Philpot,
of billiards, spent the weekend
at their home here and with her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Batten.
Mr.. Fred Fisher, of Canton,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-16
Matksburg

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wheel
er and son of Marietta, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Hill and family of Lo-
well, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Ella Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Munich of
Columbus visited last week at
the R. E. Heddleson home. Mrs.
Pauline Heddleson accompanied
them home for a short visit.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-16

Columbus, Ohio's Park of
Roses, headquarters of the Am
erican Rose Society, is the larg-
est Rose Garden in the world.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-04-16

18th district announced in Washington that he
is accepting applications for two Annapolis
vacancies, which will occur in July, 1860 All
candidates wishing to compete for these vacan-
cies should write tc Congressman Henderson
before May 81 of this year. District vacancies
will also at the Air Force Academy, West
Point and the Merchant Marine Academy The
above is an official U. S. Navy photograph
The Adak sun., 1959-05-04

Two men sitting at the bar: "Neal, after you drink a lot does your tongue burn?"
 IT don't know, Jack, live never been drunk enough to lighb it,"
 He was telling his child q bedtime story and it went Fuzzy wuzzy was a bear, @ Fuzzy wuzzy had no hair. Fuzzy wuzzy wash t. fuzzy, Wuz he?" About that time the kid yelled out;
 ''Hey, Ma, the old man's Tipped again!".
The Adak sun., 1959-05-04

A man entered a Texas saloon brandt shing a piece of paper. nIt' s a list of all the men I can whip," he told the hangers-on. l "Is my name on thero?" demanded a bur1y ranch hand. i ''Yup, it is," replied the man. { ''VVell, you can't whip me-" ''Are you right sure?" IT right sure am, the ranch hand answered as he rolled up his sleeve. livery We1l," said the men. "I'1l take your name off the list."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Summer Furniture
Fourth Floor. Washington Only

l-34.s5 Redwood Settee with aluminium frame,
tero cotton scot and back ---------l9.99
3-27.95 Bunting All Metal elders, passenger
style, yeIlow/whte and black frames 1899
6-s.sS Bunting Metal Porch Rockers, ereen/
white, yellow white. Eo. SGT
3-ll.s9 Folding Aluminium and Redwood Chair,
floor sompIe 6.97
1926 5-Pe. Umbrella Set. aluminium frame,
redwood top, folding style - 1897
2-27.95 Aluminium choises, innersprinq pod,
green scot, fIoroI back. automatic arm odiust-
ment. Eo. -------- 1897
l-49.95 King Size Aluminium Innersprns choise,
tin9er-tip arm adjustment, floral pottern 1897
l-24.95 Wrought Iron Teo cort on costers, z
shelves, push hondIes, black finish ----l4.e7
ll-5.9e ShOtt Steel Porch choirs, green white,
yeIow/white, Saddle scots. 3.97
1888 Folding YOeht Chairs, solid birch fromes,
natural finish, striped reinforced conVos scots and
books Eo. ----- 247
7-9.e5 Nest Of Three TobIes, natural rotton,
hand mode imports clearance. Eo. 4.e7
3-29.95 FinkeI TIT. Umbrellas, plosc ex-
teiors floral interiors, aluminium tilt poles. Eo,
1899
4-l4.e5 Hommoeks and Stonds, green, non-tit
fromes, muIt-coor plaid. Eo.------------9.97
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Nursery Furniture
Fourth Floor, Washington Only

1888 Crib, double drop side. odiustobe spring,
wox birch finished, floor sompIe e. 1899
l-lS.sS Screened Crib, on wheels, folds COM
pIeteIy for cosy Storage, plaid body, floor sompe,
s.9s
1888 Crib, teethine rolls, double drop sides,
adjustable spring, white enamel finished floor
sompe 800 1899
1913 Crib, double drop sides, teethering rolls,
wox birch finished, scored ------l8 1889
l-34.95 Youth Bed. with spring and sides, floor
1888 Chest. drawers, center drower guides,
white enamel finished floor sompIe ---- 1899
l-lS.9S Pioy YOrd. teethering rolls, postic poy
white enamel finish, floor sompe, noturoI finish,
1925
LASS PIoy Yords, oil hardwood construction,
play beods, noturoI finished, floor sompe = 500
l-15.sS BODY Pullmon with pod, postic covered,
fits reor scot OF most cors, pod torn--------7.99
1888 Corriose, oil chrome finished, large white
tires, folding style, eroy, floor sompIe --- 24.9e
2-22.s8 Body Baths, oil aluminium frome, padded
top, moize ond white, floor somple ------l 1899
l-34.s5 corriose, lift out body, folds tot dork
blue cover, body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

S,95 TO 1895 Swim Sets Limited quantity swim
sets reduced from stock for clearance. Broken
sizes 500
9.SS TO l2.e5 Joekets. Upper front jackets, some
cordi9ons. Novelty patterns. Waffle weove. Re-
duced from stock for clearance. Broken sizes 7.49
s.s5 Lightweight Shirts. Hall sleeve dress or
sport shirts, to weor with tie for dress or open
for sports Reduced from stock Broken sizes 2.SS
800 and 400 Knit Shirts Fomous-noke knit
shirts, special purchase. Some reduced from our
own stock. All have IobeIs Various coIors and
potterns. Broken sizes Observation-Disclosures l.99
2.9e TO s.ss Sport Shirts. Some fonous names
in assortment. Various coors and fobrics at this
(Below) Washington Only
1900 Fomous Make Shor-SIeeve Knee LENGTH
Poiomos. Size A only Northumberland 2.7o
BOySIUeGr
End Floor, Washington; Street Floor, arlington
l.ss end 2.99 Sport Shirts. Wash and wear
cotton shortsleeVe sport shirts in coouI potterns
solid color and low hoer style. Sizes to 10,
l.59; Z for 800
2.ss Unined jackets. Just right for chilly doys
and stort book TO school. Washable Dan River
PopIn tobric in solid coIors, poids and stripes
Nicely tailored. Sizes 8 TO l8----A 1888
1873 Double Knee Jeons. lO-oz washable blue
denim lecns with double knees and rveted pock-
cts. Sizes and 10 only l.59; z for 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Fabrics and DOm,eSticS

Street Floor. Washington Only
500 Yds. l.4s TO l.79 combed cottons in printed
ond woven tobrics, SO to "A" wide yd 7oe
7se Combed Cotton Checked Ginshoms, drip-dry,
reose-resistont. Sc" wide vd SOC
I've TO l.z9 Clearance Of Summer cottons, printed
end woven styles, So" wide yd 44e
1000 yds. 49e to l.l9 Cotton Remnonts, plain
ond prints in lengths ! TO yds. yd. 25e TO see
lz-l2.95 Docron Comforts, covered with Wom-
suite tlorol cotton in rose or gold. 72x84" 500
1875 and SOS Doeron Filled Pillows, fIoroI
ocetote crepe covers, finished with nyIon ruffe,
zlx27 -------------------- 800
7:95 DoerOn Comforts, fIoroI ocetote crepe cover,
72x84" 400
1855 Mottress Pad and Cover, 54x76" double
bed size w 90
S-8.s5 Reversible Patchwork Quilts, with ruffIes,
oOHof NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Mems Furnishings
Street Floor, Both Stores

400 10 sos Poiomos. Limited quantity OF fornous-
make poomos reduced from stock for clearance.
Broken sizes 3.33
ZOO 6 $50 Eomous-Moke Belts. EIosto stretch
belts OF this low price. Variety Of coors and styles,
ice
3.95 Dress Shirts Fomous name summer weight
shirts with long sleeves. Reduced from stock to
clear. Broken sizes
SOS to sos Strow Hats. Fonnous- make strow hots
in vorous styles reduced from stock. Broken sizes,
3.SS
S.9S Kimono Robes. Prints and solid black reduced
from stock Broken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Summer TOuS

Fourth Floor. Washington; LOiUer Level Arlington
1888 Slide. 5-foot galvanized steel bedwoy,
ideol for wodlno pools 4.9o
S-l9.95 Exereser, oil hardwood construction,
completely painted, sizes 4'x6', a in height 1899
6-l9.95 Juvenile Swing, 4 passengers, oil hord-
wood construction, completely pointed for protec-
tion oooinst weather --- - 1899
lo-l5.9s Wodins Pools, 6 foot in dometer, II
inches deep. galvanized wol, VinyI tonk 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Small EIec. Appliances

Third Floor, Washington Only
l-ls.e5 Hamilton Beech Hand Cleaner, floor
sample - Observation-Disclosures
lilac Universal PereoIotoE- 1899
2-l4.7e General Electric Sproy and Dry Irons,
os is -- 500
l-l3.es General Electric Steom Iron, os is, 1879
l-le.95 Universal Skillet and Cover, is,
1899
1855 Electric Floor PoIisher, floor sompIe,
1888
1880 Eureko Vacuum Cleaners, floor sompes,
1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Housewares
Third Floor, Washington Only

Third Floor, " dSFlngtOn Only
81 Rec. 4.9s 6x6 PIostie Shower curteins. Blue
black, green yellow or beige 80
40 Reg. 6.ss to 1913 PIostie and Toffeto Shower
EnsembIes 299
75-l.oo SKIS" VinyI Coated Liners for drower
liners, counter covers. toble pods etc.------4se
IS Reg. 6.sS 2-n-l Cor and Home Rotory Wosh-
ing Brush with telescope handle 4.9S
S6 Reg. 2.es MuIti-cOOr Wool Yarn Dust MOps
with vacuum action 1873
Reg. 1898 Fireplace Screen, 38x3l with pull
chon, black mesh screen --------------ls.s9
q Reg. BIS Heavy Duty Push BrOoms SuitobIe
for garage, driveway or sidewalk 80
80 Reg. 2.e5 TO 4e5 Bor-B-Que Tools. StoinIess
steel with long wood handle forks, turner's and
knives --.--------- l.77to2.97
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
SO
z for 300
49e & 69c Stretch Hose

A group Of nyIon ond cotton blend 4mA
stretch hose in patterns and solid So
coors Fits sizes 6 to |. to, m
(BeIOw) Washington Only
$50 Rubber Roineoots, size 6--- 1873
$3.50 Cotton Summer Robes, size g. 1873
1858 Washable Leisure Coots broken sizes,
2.9s
1850 and 500 Cotton Terry JumpoIs, broken
sizes -.-------- ------------- --398
3S-l.4s and l.69 Short Sleeve Knit Shirts, sizes
Q 70 D IN group --.-------------.-- e9e
1888 and 500 short-SIeeve Orion Knit Shirts.
tomous make, sizes &c TO 20 - 1.es
sz-Boys 3.9s Short-Seeve Sport Shirts, sizes o
70 ~ ..-.--- 2.e9
$3.50 Cotton Summer Pojomos, sizes 8 to II,
lag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Budget SpOrfSlUeGr,
NecklUe0r

(Belorrj Street Floor, HasIiingtOn Only
1850 and 399 Cotton Skirts Sheath, un-
pressed pIeoted or circular style; some with self
belts Solid coIors and prints; sizes 1915 in
group 1879
235-2.ss and 3.99 Cotton Bouses Short
sIeeved or sleeveless. Tuck-n or overbIouse style;
many neckIines. Sizes 32-38 in group 800 1873
l35-l.99 and 2.s9 Cotton Knit Tee Shirts.
ShortsIeeved spons; solid coIors ond stripes; sizes
small and medium -------------- LOO
$3.50 and 2.s9 SompIe Neekweor. White
nylon ond pique collars and short films. Plain or
lace trimmed --------.----------- LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Misses, WOnlen'S
SDOrIStUeUf'

End Floor, Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
5.S9-25.s5 California SpOrtsweor. Bouses skirts,
sIocks ons 2-pc. co-ordinotes, misses sizes,
now 3.ss-l6.s8
7.95, sS5 Cotton BIOu,e,. Tee Shirts. White
with ploid trim; some solid coIors Broken size
ronoe, l0-l6 LAT
5.99-799 Cotton Skirts. Solid colors end prints.
Slim or tulI-skirted styles in group Sizes 1915,
4ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
ChiMNIUUre

Third Floor, Washington Only
2-4.98 Bross Hanging PlonteFs ------2.9S
6-l.oo Imported Pottery Candy Boxes see
4-l.98 Brown Pottery Voses ---------I.oo
6+-4.98 White Fruit Decorated Wall Plaques 2.9s
lo-2.9S AIminum Compete and Relish Dishes,
1873
5-3.49 Bross Pointers Footed -----l.4o
also Imported cOIOred Gloss Fruit Bowls,
5SS
1913 Gold Decorated Gloss Relish Dishes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Infants to Teens Wear

BeloC) Girls, PreTepnS Wem.
4h Floor, Washington; End Floor, arlington
80 Girls s.ss-5.ss Summer Skirts. Cotton 7ss
20 Girls 2.es Shorts. Sizes 7 and only soc
l2-2.99 Plaid Sports Shirts ----------- l.6o
$3.50 Orion cordison Sweaters ZOO
IS Pre-teens 7.ee-Io99 Dresses - 500
so Pre-teens' z.ee to 4.se PIoyweor
II Pre-teens' 500 Chino Skirt with Blouse, set
BeIorcJ Infants, ChiIdren's Wear,
4h Floor, Washington; End Floor, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Sex GIRLS PLAY CLOTHES
T W.; I.IQ T %;S I.33 sw;;;,' I.09

Reduced from reeuIor stock: slocks, shorts, Ber-
mudos pedo pushers and Sleeveless bouses.
Washable; not each size in every style, but 3-6x
in group.
3-ex Girls 1858 Swinrweor. Fomous bronds
in cotton swinsuits with eIostcized beck; ruftIed
or pleoted skirts over ottoched bloomers. Sizes
36x, but not IN each style, color l.59 and 1913
Boys. Girls l.99 Mordi-Gros" Poiomos. Cool
cotton pIisse sleep or pIoy poiornos. Clown style
pojonos with matching clown cop. Sizes "a, s9e
s-6 Girls l.99 Shorts Permanently peoted cot
ton suspender skirt with ottoched bloOner pants.
PIojds and prints ----------l.s9; Z for 40
s-ex Boys I.7e SIoeks Cotton boxer style slocks
in striped seersucker or solid coored polished COT
ton -----.. ------.- -.-- l.3e; z for 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Women's 4.95-8.95 Umbrellas


Unusual styes-both tobrics ond hondes ore inn
ports Ploln coIors and plods in wide assortment.
Special Purchase Mems Umbrellas. Imported wood
hondes tip cop; 8-rb -------.-------- 3.s9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
2.98 JUMBO GARMENT BAG

A large selection OF Jumbo size eor-
nent bag in solid color for storage OF
clothing. Keeps clothing dust-free and
moth-free. Holds up to Is garments.
FuI-Ienoth Upper closure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Floor Covering
Third Floor, Washington Only

IWUU TTOO7, " UMTIHEIOH OHIy
4-ls.95 Hond Hooked Rugs, wool end royon,
soiled, 44x68" ---------------- 500
3-ll.s5 Hand Hooked Runners, wool and royon.
SoiIed, 24x68" 4.99
s6-7.95 to 1895 Wool SompIe Rugs, 27x54".
2.sS
l25-I.49 Reversible Broided Rugs. 1880,
69e
Bliss Reversible Fibre Rugs, 9xl2 500
us Yds. 6.95 to 9.95 Wool cagpet Remnonts,
IT." I'd. ----...----.- l.99
l-4s.95 Beige Loop Pile, royon and cotton, 9xl2,
400
$500 Green Royon Plush Pile, 9xl2 1899
6-l2.95 Royon Scatter Rugs, 4x6 ------- 500
l2-249 Cotton Seotter Rugs. 2x3 z for LOO
6-6.s5 ovoI Royon Scatter Rugs, 30"x5O", 3.49
S-395 Cotton Runners, 24x7O --l 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
SiIUerlUN1'e

(BelOw) Street Floor, Washington Only
lZ-499 Chromium and Gloss Divided cosseroIes,
2.se
$50 Chromium WE'LL ond-Tree Meat PIutters,
2.9o
$3.50 Chino SoIt-Pepper Sets, in netoI stond
4e9
l-lls.oo Sterling Silver Tee Pot, slightly
scratched $3.50"
'Plus
(BelowJ Silueruare Both Stores
500 SiIverpIoted CREAM-SUGAR SETS
Cream and sugar troy; bright = "a
finish; etched design on center Of troy. SO11
plus tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Women's National Bronds
Dress and CosuoI Shoes
Girls, Young Juniors
7.9o-9.99 SHOES

(BeTor) 4th FL. Washington; End Arlington
Spring and summer styles reduced
from stock-dscontinued patterns,
short lots White, black patents, red,
brown and black feathers in group. n IN
Casual and dress styles; broken size 4s1Z
range 40.
Girls 800 Comp Moeeosns Broken size ronge
8l2-3 and 40 -..------------. l99
3.9e Summer SondoIs. Broken size range 8l2-3,
1873
(Belou) End Floor Arlington Only
399-499 Femous- make cesuoI Shoes. Broken
size range l2z-3 and 4-9----------- l.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Robes, Lingerie

(BeIOicJ Robes, End Floor, Washington Only
1850 Shorty Terry Robes. Nice toppers for
swim suits; white with pastel trim; broken size
range NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 399
$3.50 Potio lounges. Sleeveless; button front;
$50 Cotton Quilted Duster. Size "A 500
l-l4.9e Lounge Poiomos. Cotton top with
creose resistont slocks -----------------6.o 500
(BeIorcJ indies. Street Floor, Washington Only
Summer Lingerie. Drip-dry cottons, broken ossort-
ment, reduced to Observation-Disclosures l.99
5.95-s.s5 Fomous-Brond Slips, Gowns. NyIon
trcot; broken assortment -----------3 .99-599
7ee Royon Briefs Toiored or Ioce-trimmed; bro
ken size range -.-.-.------------2 for 90
cIeoronee! 7se-s.5o Royon Treot Lingerie. Bro
ken assortment soc TO l.99
(BelorC) Indies, Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Misses, WOnmem'S Goats,
R0imcOGfS, Casual
Dresses
Foundations

OPCOHU TIUUT, " UMITIRIUH OHIy
2.oo-5.s5 Discontinued Bros. Just 49, so come
eorIy for big savings on good brond BROS White
only. Broken size ranges --------- l.59-2.99
ALSO Jontzen Bros. White. Broken size ronoe,
l59
$3.50 Peter Pan Contour Bros. White Broken
size ronQe ------- -----. 80
1855 Jont1en Ponty- GirdIes. White. Broken
size ronoe ---- 297
7-5.S5 Sorons Jr. Grdes. Block. Broken size
range --.-.------ Z9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Handbags, JeIre1Ty

Handbags, JeIUe!Ty
Both Street Floor, Both Stores
200 COSTUME JEWELRY
Necklaces bracelets, eorinos and pins 81
in many styles and coIors. Some con be
matched in sets, others ore lot-o-knd, Plus tax
800 HANDBAGS
Majority ore l-of-o-knd. White, 4 an
light and dark -coIors. Novelties and hs11
postcs. Plus tax
Women's National Bronds
Dress and CosuoI Shoes
4h Floor, " ashngton; Street Floor Arlington
l2.e9-l3.99 Naturolizer Dress Shoes 7.89
8e9-ll.99 NoturoIizer CosuoI Shoes $50
1899 Delnanette Hie -foshioH Shoes 1899
1899 Fioneees. Young, fresh styIes------- $50
l4.99-l6.99 JoeelIis. High toshion------- 7.89
9.99 Merry-koid Arch Shoes ------ 500
800 Itolion Shoes CosuoIs ------------- 500
Wide selection Of styles and coors in the obove
group All types Of heels included; not eoch size
in every style ond color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Seconds 3.98-6.98 Mortex
Beach Towels
1873, 2.08, $50

city prints. First and second quolity in the group.
lnpetections in the seconds slight and in most
cases ore not noticeable A fine selection Of
soft, absorbent print beech towel.
Street Floor, Washington and Virginia Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
(BOfhI Street Floor, Both StOreS
ZOO COSTUME JEWELRY

Necklaces, bracelets, eorrinos and pins
in many styles and coIors. Some con be
matched in sets, others ore lot-o-kind. P
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
2.99 and 3.99 Lingerie

Regular ond extra sizes included in this group Of
nyon tricot slips, pettcoots, gowns and boby doll
pojonos. White and coors in group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

Clearance of summer collection OF cosuoI to
dressy style dresses Prints and solid coIors in
mony fobrics ond styles. Sizes l220 and l4lz-
22h.
(Beloro) Young Junior Shop End Floor, Both Stores
z2.es-z5.oo SHORT FoRMALs
PosteI coIors in variety; assorted styles. SVK
Broken size range for Juniors.
5ss-6.se Cotton Points. Assorted coIors; sizes
lib .----------- -------- 1888
9ss-lI.es Cotton Dresses. Pastel colors; broken
size range ~ 5------.--.--a ---------- 6.SS
1898 Cotton Dresses. Postefs; prints and plain
coors; broken size range It's 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
800 HANDBAGS

Majority ore l-of-o-kind. White, 4 q
light and dark -coors. Novelties and Seq
pIostics. Plus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
10y to SOY
l7.98-29.98 Dresses
1899 " 1899

Final reductions ore huge selection Of summer
dresses Postel 10 dork shodes. Prints and solids.
Sizes for misses and holt sizes.
(BeIom) Budget Dresses, End Floor, Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

(Belor) Lingerie End Floor, Washington Only
55-s.9s SIeepweor Sets Wolff length gown with
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Holmes County herald., 1959-10-22
Hornets Go To TchuIa Friday

The Lexington Hornets will be
seeking their 18th win in a row
Friday night when they go to
Tchula for the annual county
rivalry with the Partners.
Coach Billy Randle's Panth-
ers. riddled with injuries all
year, will be the underdog a.
gain this year, but usually
when the two teams meet, past
records go out the window.
Last Friday the Hornets de.
feated Ethel 1876 in the annua,
Homecoming game after coming
from behind. Ethel scored first
but the Hornets tied it up be
fore halftime with Tommy Hold
er going over for the touch
down. Halftime score was 6-6.
On the opening kickoff after
halftime Paul Hale went 8;
yards for score and the Hor
nets were ahead to stay. Holder
wrapped up the victory with 6
touchdown in the fourth quarter
The Hornets were penalized 81
yards and some of those penal
ties were costly.
Holmes County herald., 1959-10-22
Mrs. Pierce
Rites Held

Mrs. Mamie v. Pierce, 76, OF
Lexington died at the family
residence Tuesday, October 20,
of a heart condition. She had
been i'll for about six weeks.
Funeral services were held at
the family residence Wednesday,
October q at $3.50 p. m. with
the Rev Inge Halbert, ASSISTED
bv Rev. Wesley Youngblood,
officiating. Burial was in the
Malone cemetery under the dir
ection of Southern Funeral
Home of Lexington.
She is survived by three sons
w C. Pierce of Shreveport, La,
1T. Pierce of Lexington and A.
r Pierce of Lexington; SIX
daughters, Mrs. E. K. Rusning
Of Mabank, Texas, Mrs. {. M
Phillips of Yazoo City, MISS s.
Nora Pierce and Mrs. W. T.