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Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24

Announcements was made this
week that a large Briquet and
lump Charcoal plant will be
located just east of Lexington
which will employ twenty five
or thirty men when In opera
ton.
March 1, 1860, is the date set
to begin operation.
The factory, first of its kind
in Mississippi, will be constru-
cted with private financing by
Herbert LYMAN ana ASsoca-
ties, and will be located about
a mile east of Lexington city
limits across the road and rail-
road from Hutchinson and Allen
Lumber Co.
Ground has been leveled on
the site where the main fac
tory building, a so by ITO foot
all metal building will stand.
The office building is being
constructed now. Six IS cord
kilns will be built to make char
coal, with more to be built
later.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24
Freak
Accident
Near

A freak accident took place
last Friday two miles south
of Pickens on Highway 81,
which could have been serious,
but fortunately no one was;
hurt.
A large trailer was over
turned in the middle of the
road near the Oil wells on 81
and traffic was halted for a
while until it could be uprigh-
ted. A young couple, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bay of Huntsville,
Ala, enroute to San Hose,
California with the traitor,
being pulled by a station wag-
on, when the wind caused the
traitor to swerve and turn over
on its side. The station wagon
rear end was lifted off the
ground but did not turn over.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24
Hymon 6 Associates To Start Operation By March I

production. w. T. Cooksey,
experienced dirt construction
contractor, son of Mrs. w. H.
Cooksey, teacher at Coxburg,
will be in charge of mainten-
ance; and Carl Rogers will be
in charge of operation of the
kilns.
Machinery for the plant has
been purchased from Combus-
ton Engineering firms in Mo.
and North Carolina, and en-
gineerS from these firms will
supervise the installation, and
train personel.
Mr.. Lyman said the new
firm will work closely with CO.
unity, state and Federal Of
ficials in their program to i'm
prove timber stands. Farmers
will have a market for low gra-
de timbers at the newplant, and
in most cases this sourse of re-
venue will finance pasture i'm
provementS, etc.
The firms will cooperate with
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24
Boy Scouts
Promoted

Several Boy Scouts of the
Lexington Troop "a were adj
vanced in grade last Thursday
night at the regular monty
Court of Honor.
o. A. Cleveland received his
Life Badge to become the high
est ranking scout in the Troop.
Kim Kimbrough received the
Star badge and Watt Erwin was
presented the First Class Bad
ge.
Others receiving promotions
were Jerry Evans and Jimmy
Mcclellan, their Second Class
badge and Larry Auerback and
Bill Davis received their Ten
derfoot badge.
Scoutmaster Dudley Renicker
was in charge of the meeting
and he was assisted by Assis-
tant Scout masters Phil Cohen.
Charles Ellington and James
Carroll.
Scouts were served ice cream
and cake.
A camping trip is being plan
ned for the troop during the
holidays.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24

county agents offices in the
area in trying to interest res
ponsible individuals in building
kilns to help supply the plant
with charcoal.
The product will be marketed
under the name of Starlet Bri-
quets and Black Creek Charcoal
packaged in attractive paper
bags.
THE idea for this operation
was born about three years
ago." Mr.. Lyman said. "At a
Civic club meeting, a speaker
from the Mississippi Indus
trial Research center In Jack
son revealed that an industry
such as this would be highly
suitable for Lexington"
Since that time Mr.. Lyman
has built a fairly large busin-
ess of hickory chips for bar
bequing purposes on his place
He will continue to operate
this business, but separate from
the charcoal operation.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24
Toys For
Tots Drive
Big Success

Lexington citizens were gen.
erous this year in contributing
discarded toys for the needy.
The National Guard unit has
had boxes stationed around the
square for sometime in which
contributors placed the toys
Sgt. Dudley Renicker said
Monday the toys had been re-
paired by members of the Nat
ional Guard unit and turned
over to the Welfare Dept. for
distribution to the needy.
Sgt. Renicker said the res
ponSe was tremendous and
those who contributed should
be commended.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24
Most Stores
TOBeClOsed
Saturday

Most business firms in Hol-
mes county win be closed Sat
urday, Dec. 26 with the ex-
ception of those in Lexington
The following firms in Tchula
will be closed Sat. Dec. 26.
Tchula Drug Store. Buck and
and Mayfield Insurance Agency
Western Auto Assoc. Store,
Curle Auto and Furniture Store
Tchula Hardware Co., Georgia
Toggery, Nelson Bennett Dept,
Tchula Dry Cleaners. Tchula
Barber Shop, Sara's Gift Shop,
Joe Maggie, BrRSlow Store,
Store, Williams Store, Noah's
Ark and Merchants and Plant
erS Bank.
Merchants in Lexington voted
to reopen Saturday after the
Christmas holiday as did those
in Tchula.
Stores in West, Durant,
Goodman and Pickens win re-
manned closed in order to give
their employees a longer hoh-
day.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24

Inc central MISSISSIPPI Pres
bytery will construct a Camp
Site and Conference grounds
near Ogden Church, four miles
west of Lexington, and work
on the project is expected to
begin sometimes next year.
Over 300 acres of land, loca-
ted one half mile south of
Highway IL near Ogden church
have been acquired for the
site.
Henri Watson, Jr.. a mem
Der of the overall committee
on the project said this week
tentative plans call for the con-
struction of an Administration
building, several cabins, a
mess hall, a home for retired
ministers and a large lake.
which is the first to be built
by the Presbyterians in Miss,
will accommodate from 120 TO lbs
boys and girls from Central
Mississippi at a time. Cost Of
the project when completed
will be an estimated $3.50, 600.
Contribution are already
being made to the project, but
a concentrated drive to raise
the bulk of the money viii be-
gin in the 1861 church year,
according to plans formulated
at a regular meeting of the
Central MISS. Presbytery In
Leland last July.
Mrs. Edwin White of Lexing-
ton has been named by the
Women of the Church to serve
on the Finance Committee and
Mrs. E. T. Worthy of Pickens
will serve on the Publicity and
Promotion Committee.
A sign pointing to the future
campsite was erected near the
entrance to the site on highway
II this week.
Mr.. Watson said the camp
will be constructed to accomo-
date various age groups at the
same time and children attend
ing the camp will be afforded
wholesome recreation and reli-
gious education.
When this camp is completed
it will be the second camp Of
this type in Holmes county. The
state YMCA camp is located
at Castalian Springs near Dur
ant and hundreds of boys from
all over the state and neigh
boring states come there each
summer for recreation.
The Rev. ]. c. Watson, Min
lister of the Tchula Presbyter-
ian Church mailed the following
letter to donors of the camp
and conference site last week
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24

to inform them on the prog
reSs that has been made on the
project:
To Donors To The Camp And
Conference Site, Central
Presbytery, Highway IL
Central Mississippi Presby-
terry at the regular stated
meeting in Leland July 16, 1853
endorsed the following resell
utions, which I have been ask
ed convey to donors to this
Camp Site. In view of the fact
that I was not in the Presby-
terry at the time these gifts
were made and this timely pro
ject was planned, I shall en-
deavor to give facts as Min
utes of Presbytery show.
First, In view Of the fact that
the Synod of Mississippi has
authorized a finacial drive in
the interest of Columbia Sem
mary, beginning this Septem-
Der (1959) and continuing
through 1860, our committee
feels that any large financial
drive in the interest of dew
clipping the Camp and Confer
ence Site should be deferred
until tn Church year 1861, and
below you will find recon-
mendations as approved by Gen.
trail Mississippi Presbytery.
A sign has been ordered for
erection at the entrance to the
Camp Grounds on Highway u
with the following statement:
Future Site Camp and Confer
ence Grounds Presbytery of
Central Mississippi 300 acres
one half mile.
Under the plan of the organ
ization approved by Presbytery
last year, we are happy to re-
port that the Women of the
Church have appointed Mrs. Ed
win White, Lexington, to serve
on Finance Committee of
which Mr.. Dallas Vandevere
is chairman and Mrs. E. T..
Worthy, Pickens, is to serve
on the publicity and promo
ton committee, of which Rev.
Mr.. Harper is chairman.
Second, That Presbytery
once again express her sin
cere appreciation to the good
people of Holmes county and
Lexington and Tchula, for
their generous contribution
that made possible the secur-
ing of this land.
Third, That this committee
be given a special docket on
the next July meeting to pre-
sent plans for the major fin
ancial drive for the develop
ment of this Camp and Con-
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24

Deer
Holmes
by CHESTER MARSHALL

May we wish our readers a
very merry Christmas and a
joyous and prosperous New
Year.
Churches throughout the CO.
unity were jammed Sunday for
various Christmas programs
that instilled IN the minds of
hose present the true meaning
of Christmas. We attended the
program at the First Baptist
Church in Lexington Sunday
night and we can truthfully say
the choir was supberb.
1t was one of the best Cant
atlas we're ever lisened to, and
Jack Trip and the members
of he choir are to be commend
ed. :.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24

This issue of the Herald, our
first annual Christmas edition,
which was produced in our
shop in two colors, was mailed
Monday. We published early
this week in order that the
many greetings from the mer-
chants over the county would
reach our readers before
Christmas day. Time did not
permit us contracting every
merchant in the county in order
that they may send holiday
greetings to their friends and
customers, so if you were miss
ed please excuse us, 1t was not
Intentional.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24
Pr%esbyterians To Build Near Lexington

interested ones. / have tried to
follow the committees report
as was approved. by Central
Presbytery.
Very Sincerely, j. c. Watson.
Minister, Tchula Church.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24

Have a happy holiday and
remember, if you've got to be
out on the highways, drive
carefully. The life you save
may be your own.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-24

We also published early in
order that our staff could have
a much deserved few days rest
during the holidays. Wen be
back on schedule next week,
and during the coming year
with a bigger and better Herald
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CuJlTCly JOO AOAlB Ava eAAC SAS0AA
noticed q yellowing Of clothes
and the elastic is weakening
from the heat.
My combination is sup
posed to be automatic In
either the washing or drying
and each can be used inde-
pendently Of the other. How
, ever, after the washing cycle,
the clothes come out so wet
that I find 1t necessary to
run them through q manual
wringer before hanging them
up. This has proven q big
disappointment to me as
most washers finish clothes
so that there is little water
left in them.
Mrs. B. T.. investigate
thoroughly so that you don't
have to put up with the in
convenience I am going
through. Also. I am unable
10 put clothes in to wash and
60 away as my machine will
not stop itself unless I want
everything to go through the
dryer. I believe that a sep
arate washer and dryer will
be more satisfactory to the
average family-one load can
; dry while the other is wash
ing. Otherwise, a period Of
more than two hours is need
ed II you. are unfortunate
enough to purchase the make
: Ihave. I haven't mentioned
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Of your kind readers would
have any tatting books which
I'd be only too glad to pur-
chase. In q recent move
from Washington to Arling-
ton. a box Of tatting patterns
and sewing patterns were
inadvertently misplaced. I've
tried to replace these but
none of the stores now carry
them. I've even tried stores
in Atlantic City and New
York City.
The only sewing patterns
I'd like to locate would he
McCall's No. 44l4, size IL or
ID. I borrowed this and
would like to return 1t. When
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shop Monday 1870 to 9

STORE HOURS: Mondays, 2:3o to 9; Tues
doys, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10 to s;
Thursdays and Fridays, 10 to 9. Free Porkins!
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I called a local store. I was
informed that it had been
discontinued.
The pattern I feel obi
gated in trying to replace Il
will pay for it, and the tat
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ting books would be for per-
sonal use as I enjoy tatting
as a hobby. but need instruc-
tons to make anything.
Thank you for hearing my
tale Of woe.
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Volunteer Service

To Mrs. G. G. M. Washington
The Vocational Service of
B'nai Birth, 1910 Rhode Is
land avenue NV. would be
happy to talk with Jewish
women wanting volunteer
work.
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(hypo solution) successfully
removes such stains from
clothing and 1t may turn the
trick In this case. Anyway,
it's worth a try.
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Mrs. S. L. w., Fairtaa

MIS-. % H. w. ruHyuJ
I have a lovely large hand
printed plate. which had a
chip taken out Of 1t in NOV
ing. Does someone know Of
a company where I might get
this fixed2 It contains many
colors. so probably would
touch up with paint easily.
I do not have the Clipped
piece.
Editors Note: Could Mrs.
s. L. w. please send us her
complete name and address?)
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ing there. My husband will
be working in Northeast
Miami, and we hope to find
a place in a not too distant
suburb.
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q. colorfvl knee-highs
are mUsfs for school

Fovorites for campus or casual
wear. .Royol Purple knee
highs of mercerized Ourene
cotton in lively woshfost coIors
=. and in the smart cable stitch
pattern. Red, white, navy and
postels. Girls and zAe
women's sizes 81 TO II. Or.
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DESIGN Book Wunted
Mrs. D. A. X, Washington

Mrs. d. A. X, Washington
After exhausting all the
sources that I know Of. I am
turning to the readers hoping
that they might help me. as
they have helped so many
others.
I am very anxious to secure
a copy Of "Jacobean Crewel
Work and Traditional De-
signs" by Penelope and pub
lished by VIM. Briggs & Co.,
Manchester, England. I I'M
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Silver Nitrote Stoins
Mrs. W. II. H., Falls Church
Tn N r w WnShinntnn

Mrs. W. II. H., FdLIS Church
To N. B. w.. Washington
I wish to express my sim
cere appreciation (belatedly,
I'm sorry to say to all the
readers who responded to my
plea for help In tracing a
family seal. The response
was most gratifying and
extremely helpful. I now
have enough leads to keep
me busy for the next six
months.
Regarding the inquiry
about removing silver nitrate
stains from a sink: Some
times sodium thiosulfate
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.ionni Home

Mrs. C. J. X, Beltsville
I am leaving soon for
Miami to find a house to rent.
I would appreciate just any
information that would be
Of interest TO us while liv-
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

derstand that 1t is out Of
print.
If q reader has q copy that,
I could borrow or purchase
or knows where I might To-
cate a copy, I would be most
grateful.
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Reader Answers Query on Wdsher-DrYer
X. v. D., Marshall, Va.

I've recently purchased Of the leading brand washer
dryer combinations which cost over $500 and believe that
you will want TO investigate these thoroughly before purcnas
ing Mine dries for than hour and believe this
clothes to be under the heat have
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WEE WOMEN

the brand, but the company
making this machine is about
the largest manufacturer Of
equipment Of all types.
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Totting Books,
P0tterns

Mrs. F. p. B., Arlington
I'm wondering II any one
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DRAPERIES

WILL take care of children in my
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RE. 1896.
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WILL do outside work. cutting grass
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DRESSMAKING, tailoring. altera-
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ADDRESS envelopes free hand. Ii
1886.
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yrs. exp. ...... S37o-S4oO
MARKETING MGR. degree.
30-40 ........,... $4,000
MATHEMATICIAN.
degree '>...... S550-S600
ACCOUNTANT. degree. cost
work. under 80. ..... $3.50
IBM OPERATOR. new S400-S500
INVESTIGATOR. HIS. grod..
over 2l ............. s3lo
SALES CORRESPONDENT.
college preferred S300-s3S0
RETAIL TRAINEES notionol
CO.. HIS. or college S4o0-S433
FINANCE TRAINEE.
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relocate 100 mi. from
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CHEMIST. Supervisor TO $3.50
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methods. outstanding op.
portunity with sound. ex-
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ME-. design. exp. in small
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to ............. $4,000
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design ....... $500 up
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cutting fixtures ...... $500
E.E.. process. exp. in tooling
electronics ports. close
tolerance ......to to $500
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enq.. Sc yrs. exp.
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or exp. ........ S4S0-S6OO
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science lob. will toin.
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EDIPHONE OPERATOR.
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shit ..............., s4lo
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college troining. knowl-
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attractive. number
ability ....... s2sos3o3
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR.
accounting dept. tYping
helpful ....... S29l up
ACCOUNTING CLERK.
young, some tYpinq, ex-
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EDITORIAL ASST. journol-
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exp. desired, tYping. trade
journal ..... S27s up
TITLE CLERK. automobile
title exp. necessary.
tYping .'..:... SZoo-sz1o
COST CLERK. light typing.
odding machine. Lake
County ............., $3.50
INVENTORY CLERK. pro-
duction planning section.
tYping helpful. 3o-4o yrs.
10 ................. $3.50
LABORATORY ASSISTANT.
HIS. chemistry or physics.
45-hr. week S248 + time and
u for overtime
N a L e
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PERSONNEL, degree. 30-35,
lnO. exp. .'.'.' '.-.'. 0ooo
PERSONNEL. degree. voried
work ........ SSo0.SSS0
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Evenings BY
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ALTERATIONS dress,n1king
experienced, work guaranteed,
reasonable. pick up in Euclid
2295l Arms ave. RE. 1-6369.
Evening star., 1959-11-27

ham was registered. The GER
tificate showed him to be the
son Of a London house painter
named Francis Tringham and
hise wife, q former housemaid.
Hospital Record Bare
There was a house painter
named Francis Charles Tring-
ham. but he and his wife regis
tered the child as born at a
hospital Just across the Thames
from the Houses Of Parliament.
The hospital records show no
child named Tringham was born
there that year.
Air. Aylmer surmiscs that
Dickens arranged before the
birth that the child be fos.
tered by the Tringhams, and
took the name Tringham for
himself and Miss Ternan to help
Evening star., 1959-11-27
THE EVENING STAR c-l3
Washington. D. c. tt
FTidoY, November n, 1859

admire Mr.. Eisenhower and the
United States, the leaders said,
they are convinced Gen. Franco
is using the Presidents visit for
his own benefit, representing
it as the definite triumph Of
his policy of authoritarian i'm
mobility that has already lasted
20 years"
They said only the King Of
Spain is qualified to receive
Mr.. Eisenhower in the name
of the nation.
The interview with the lead
ers was held on q downtown
street corner.
Evening star., 1959-11-27

Mr.. Aylmer, is clear to anyone
who knows the Buckingham
shire district of England, which
is Mr.. Aylmer's home.
Time and again the diary
has the entry ITO ST." Mr..
Aylmer guesses it means
Slough. IS miles west of Lon
don. Mr.. Aylmer reports he
went to Slough and by studying
rent books and local tax records
found Dickens lived there with
Ellen Ternan under the name
of "Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tring-
ham,"
A diary entry for April 13,
1867, saying "At 81. at az ar
rival" he takes to mean the
arrival of a child at 2:30 that
afternoon. Soon after. says Mr..
Aylmer, the birth of a child
named Francis Charles Tring-
Evening star., 1959-11-27
Dickens, Actress Lived
In Sin, Actor Charges

end OF his life was in love with
Ellen Ternan, an actress of
great beauty, and would have
married her If divorce from
his wife had been possible.
Mr.. AyImer claims to have
established beyond doubt that
Dickens in fact lived with her
as man and wife. He gives as
evidence a cryptic diary for
1867 which Dickens lost in New
York. 1t now is in the Berg
collection of the New York
Public Library.
The secret of the diary, says