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Evening star., 1960-05-08

RECORD PLAYERS Portable
33Hs or IS rpm, your choice,
SIS. N. Arlington, KE. 8-5475.
PLYMOUTH So conv.; r. and h.,
red, body and interior in nice
cond.; $185. UN. 4-884O.
TAPE RECORDERS, phonos, hi
fl components, pa. rental, rec
ords incl. Mary Lee), ALL ac-
cessories. Call today from IL
on; wkdays. after S pm. RAY
CO SOUND, JU. 8-9255.
COLORS FOR CERAMICS or
cement, 5-lb. boxes, 81 each,
6-volt auto battery, IS; work
bench, S.; hose reel and gar
den tools, sprinkler. haSsack,
fan, $40; window fan; $40;
lawnmower, So 42-inch fan,
$50. WA. 7-1578.
BICYCLE, girls 26-in., in excel.
cond., $40. Call JE. 2-5090.
FORMALS for sale, floor length,
white, size 7 and 9, S.. Call
RE. 6-9053 any time after S.
BOAT, REASONABLE, beautiful
ChriS-Craft, 28 #. of cleaning
mahogany and chrome. with
250-h.p. heavy duty Chris-Craft
marine motor, 2 windshieldS,
air horns, spotlights, riding
lights; trim, all chrome; kept
under cover on land where it
can be examined thoroughly.
This boat was built for COM
fort, safety and speed on the
rough waters. It is not
dangerous toy boat. Pull as
many water Skiers as you want
at one time. Must sell. owner
in i'll health. Price, $1,750, will
accept car or small boat, any
type, any shape, as part OF
payment. Can be seen any
time. ANDERSON, 43l3 New
ton St., Colmar Manor, Md,
near intersection of Annapolis
rd. and Bladensburg rd., Md.
CAP AND BALL Belgian saloon
pistol; fine collectors item, in
excellent shooting cond. Call
IA. 7-9487-
CORVETTE MECH. advance dis
tributor, brand-new; SIS. OF.
1869.
CHEVY (283) 1859 fuel injection
heads; complete with light
valves, heavy springs, ETC.; $50.
OF. 4-8699.
CHEVY C55-'6O Edelbrock 3x2
manifold, with 3 Rochester
carbs, linkage and air filter
bonnets; 500 firm. OF. 1860.
ONE GOOD tenor sax for learn
ing on, SIPS and one good
clarinet, $65. EN-. 2-8O65.
SUMMER DRESSES and blouses,
size lila, $1.50; excellent con-
dition. KE. 8-6108.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

FORD RADIO '57-'59, $35; 670x15
Wv. tires (2) on Ford wheels;
Sc intake manifold with carb.
and coil; 54 dash complete;
Fulton slnshield, spotlight,
hubcaps; wireless phono oscil-
lator and misc. items. LU.
3-2840 after 6 pm, weekdays
BICYCLES - 2 girls 24-inch
coaster brake bikes with bas-
kets. King 9-5104.
NERO. so: chopped top, rebuilt
engine, dropped 8 inches; 5000
or best offer. Must sell. Also
81 Ford, short block, with
clutch assembly, $50. Many 81
Ford parts. Call DICK at HE.
4-9449.
GO KART, metal frame, 21z-h.p.
engine, Norseman; like new,
$85 or best offer. JU. 5-3258.
CHILD'S steel 10-foot slide, IS;
dresses, size 6X through II. soc
each. CIR. 3-5802.
FORD 1851 Anglia; new paint,
new Wv. tires; rebuilt engine
and front end; red upholstery
and rebuilt running gear; $3.50
or best offer. Call TODD, after
6 pm, VIII. 2-5040.
DRESSES, skirts, for school or
dance; recent new gorgeous
wardrobe; high-quality expen-
sive going-away shoes, 8H-AA;
size 1914; sacrifice, bargain.
RA. 3-394l.
CHEW, 30: IS" w.-w.'s, radio;
Olds spinners, met. blue; needs
engine work; $3.50. OIL. 4-7540.
CAMERAS - Kodak, Brownie,
Bull's-Eye, with flash, etc, and
Brownie Holiday. Will sell for
any reas. offer. LU. 2-3345.
CRAFTSMAN TOOLS-3s socket
set, 12-piece comb. wrench set,
box, etc. All brand-new; must
sell for any reasonable offer.
LU. 2-3345.
MOTORBIKE for sale: fully
equipped. A real deal; $85. Call
JE. 2-592l.
BICYCLE for sale, good cond.;
new chain and tires, new extra
set of tires incl, SIS. Call VIII.
6-2805.
acct. TORCH, dual large-small,
WAC Of hose, $48; 1886 Olds
str.-stick flywheel wjFord IL"
truck clutch, $14; 80 Ford
windshield, $5: '49 Mere. o'drive
unit. IS. Call DENNIS at JE.
4-0092.
TWO TWO'S for Ford-Merc., $40;
Chev. tranSm., $25; complete
so Chev. engine, bad rod, $25.
10. 2-1938.
BICYCLE, girls 26-in. Columbia;
good condition, $40. Call LYNN,
Ch. 3-l4Ol.
NEW Spalding black-and-white,
S11.95 mems Oxfords, in follow
ing sizes: ga, 9B, 9i5A, 10A,
lob. IOkA, 12B, So pair. LO.
5-0773.
BOYS 26-in. Amer. bike: chrome
tenders: SIS. Also 26-in., $5.
LU. 2-4384.
GO KART, custom built, COM
plete. Best offer. Call Poplar
2-9286.
OLDS speed equipment-6x NAL
lory and mag. spark. Isken-
darian "a cam, solid lifters,
Tomas rocker arms. Call
GEORGE, RA. 6-8949.
'33 PLYM. 5-window coupe, ex-
cellent condition; also full race
SO Olds engine and Zephyr
transmission: best reasonable
offer Call BOB at JU. 7-9222
any evening after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1960-05-08


1855 LAMBRETTA 150-cc. motor
scooter, complete; 7 h.p., g.
speed transmission, speedom-
eter and 2 seats; motor does
not run; $50 or best offer. No
phone RUDY CHLOUPEK,
2437 Iverson st., Hillcrest Hts,
Md. All Inquiries answered.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR TRANS, 80,
Just rebuilt, new Zephyr gears
and case. Make offer. Call
FRANK, RE. 6-5518.
HO-GAUGE ITEMS. ALL ITEMS
BRAND-NEW. Selling Outl
l Tenshodo Great Northern
4-8-4; / brass 0-6-0 side tank
switcher; l Tyko 0-4-0 switch
er: l Penn line midget Diesel
switcher: / Atheran GP-9 with
Hobby Town gear unit; l Pitt
man motor for Atheran GP-9
or Fl: Atheran FIT, dummy
and powered. A & B unit; 20
Tenshodo switch machines; 8
Tur-bo jet switch machines; Q
Walther's E201 toggle switches;
/ 2-control heavy-duty power
pack; / Wilson 16" turntable; 6
OK. streamliner passenger-car
kits; DC ammeter; l DC volt
meter; / Kemtron signal; 4
pairs Central Valley trucks; 2
pairs Tru-Scale trucks; 2 pairs
Tenshodo's streamlined pas
senger trucks; 3 pairs Ten
shodo's trucks: S Cliff Line
timber cars kits; 2 Atheran
RDC units: "a 3-ft. flexible
track: Atlas cork road bed and
switch blocks; 5-m.p.h. dia-
phragms: 6 Walthers BSSO pas
senger decals; l Arden loco
smoker unit: Z Atlas brass as
Sembled turnoutS; l Sprayon
spray gun: Alexander water
tank; Model Hobbies lumber
yard: Suydam furniture fac
tory; Suydam box factory;
Suydam roundhouSe with 4
extra stalls: Suydam industrial
office. All buildings are in kit
form. All items are 35P6 of
list price except the Tenshodo
switch machines; they are 45%o
off. Also a few ass. plastic
buildings. First come first
served. Call CL. 6-6762.
'49 NERO. ENGINE, 256 GU. ms,
"a cam, Mallory ignition, adj.
tappets, milled heads, Fenton
headers. 2-carb. man., Mere.
carb. and man., extra Mere.
dist: engine complete and
5000 mi. since complete over
haul: $125 cash. RE. 6-7373.
1858 MERCURY, straight stick,
highest offer over $185; 1853
Chrysler. will trade for 49
through 50 Chevy and cash;
1850 Olds 49, hardtop, no en-
CINE or transmission; primed
body, highest offer; 81 Chevy
transm.. rebuilt; SO Kaiser
parts: so Olds starter and
radio: 81 Mere. skirts; SIS
Nero. Spinners; new 6-vOlt bat
terry: SO Ford rear bumper,
new SO Ford grille; two Sc
Chevy grilles; "a Stude. grille;
'55- $3.50 Ford fender front,
manv other parts. JIM or
JACK, CIR. 4-8O60, 7 amt pm.
SUNBEAM TALBOT so 80" A.
door sedan; needs mech. work;
SIS or will sell or trade parts
for body work. AID. 4-l3l2.
TRANSMITTER POWER SUP
PLY-1000, 1850, 1,5O0 volts
DC $50 ma: 400 volts DC 200
ma: rs volts DC regulated;
$50. Call VIII. 2-3959.
BABY RABBITS, white and
checker. 5311 Wheeler rd. Sc,
10. 7-4259.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
Help Wanted

MODEL MAKER to repair ship
model. Call after Tuesday,
Union 4-4426.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED to en-
tertain hospitalized veterans
and servicemen. Call HORACE,
RA. 3-7880.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
Miscellaneous
Wanted

CUSHMAN motorscooter engine
with title. IA. 8-0822.
GUITAR, fiat-top, unamplified'
steel strings preferred, reason
ably priced. Phone OF. 4-46l5.
"OLD" toy trains and streetcars.
made before 1899; need not be
running. JE. 4-3707.
DBLE.-BARRELED SHOTGUN,
II gauge. Call IA. 2-5O5S.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
Jobs Wanted


ExPER. DRUMMER would like
summer work.. prefer steady;
have refs. Call anytime, HE.
4-204l.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

or Mere, "a through ST; carbs.,
linkage, fuel block and lines
Call TOMMY anyday after 6
pm, RE. 6-4l99.
FOREIGN COINS t2OO), worth
$40, for only $22. Everything
must go. DAVE, VIII. 2-32SS.
FORD AZ coupe; no engine or
trans, l2-v. wiring, $50. Call
for details, EN-. 2-639S.
SELL-'3O Chev. 4-door sedan;
perfect mechanical condition;
needs top repair; SITS cash.
LU. 2-4575.
PIANO - Electronic portable
Wurlitzer, for use with ampli-
flers and tape recording. EN-
pire 5-2781.
MOTORCYCLE, Triumph SO,
Trophy TR5-B.; SO Eng,
compl. new; suitable for road
or track; extra gearing, wheels,
tires, tanks, handle bars, num-
erous spare parts: $500 in
vested. Eng. fun race with
dual carbs.. and max. in-speed
equip, incl. $i40 mag; Eng.
built by Triumph Corp, fully
assemb., ready to go: lots Of
chrome; $3.50 or best offer. Call
CAL, IA. 4-0454.
ACCORDION, Hohner Student
II with caSe). IL bass, buttons;
$38. Phone WO. 6-039O.
HARDY BOY BOOKS, most of
series, excellent cond.. very
reasonable. Call BILL, WA.
1929.
HUDSON JET 1854; $1Ss takes;
runs perfect, r. and h., WV
and auto. DE. 2-2l07.
GIBSON GUITAR, like new
model ES225TD, double pick
UP, cutaway; selling price,
$263.25; will sacrifice for S199.
Call BILL at LU. 2-7822 after
6 pm.
HUBCAPS, 4 small size from IA
in. wheel Plym.; SIS or best
offer. CIR. 3-3984.
OLDS ENGINE, bore, balanced
Jahns piStons, Grant rings. all
new bearings, with Weber fly
wheel. clutch combo. Call
GEORGE, RA. $500.
BRIDESMAIDS DRESS and
hat, size 8 short, blue, silk
organza, $23. EN-. 2-2875.
PLYM. 48: SIS or best offer. New
gen., carb., battery, tires, clutch
front-end steering and susp
brakes; clean all around. ia
2-7344.
GO-KART, year old. very good
condition; fast, homemade, 4
cycle, 2h-h.p. Clinton engine;
runs as good as a store-bought
one. No trade. $50 or best
offer. Call JE. 4-628O.
LAWNMOWER, REQ Reel, best
offer: must sell. Call JU. 9-7755
after IL am. today.
ENGINES, IS Pontiac or SO
Cad: both stock and complete,
$e5 each. EN-. 2-6393.
CADILLAC '49 to "a complete
standard shift conversion, SIS
including trans. EN-. 2-639S.
OLDS hydro to stick complete
conversion, '49 to SO, Bel
housing, fiywheel, 80 La Sale
box, all new. never used. make
an offer. Call GEORGE, RA
6-8949.
DODGE '48 cow; r. and h., white
clean: perfect for beach use;
fair tires. interior, top nc
leaks, SIS. Call RICH, UN
4-4423.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 7l2 hip.
in excellent running cond.; SIS
or best offer. LA. 6-2575.
PONTIAC 1858 Super Chief 2
door hardtop; completely
loaded, all black with white
trim, wonder-bar radio. heater
white walls, power brakes, floor
shift, tri-power, positive trac-
ton rear, dual exhaust; excel
lent condition. Must see to
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16

at the Holmes Co. Community
hospital last Monday. She is
improving satisfactorily at her
home. We wish for little Patty
an early recovery.
Mrs. Harris C. Humphrey
visited recently in Memphis
with her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Alley. While there she attended
he graduation of her nephew,
George Alley, LII.
Sara Nance Thompson of For
est is visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Burwell.
Master Billie Murtagh of Tch-
uia is guest this week of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
z. Murtagh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Early M. Lucas
and family of Belzoni were
weekend guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lucas.
Mr.. Bonnie Killebrew and
Mr.. Terry Pilgrim of Durant
were business callers In our
community Saturday.
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16

News

Mrs. B. w. Humphrey, Jr.
and daughters, Carol and
elaine and neice, Nan Wide
man, left by plane Monday for
a visit with her sister and
brother in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon House and her mother,
Mrs. Erin Martin, in Waco,
Texas.
Sunday dinner guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E..
Murtagh were Nh. and Mrs.
Bill Murtagh and family of
Tchula.
Carol Humphrey, Anne and
Betty Gnemi were houseguests
Of Nan Wideman in Jackson
Thursday through Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Humphrey,
Jr. motored down Saturday to
company them home.
M/Sgt. and Mrs. A. M. Kille-
brew and family of Ft. Camp
bell, KY, are visiting his
mother, Mrs. W. D. Killebrew,
and the William Gnemi's.
Mrs. Yandell Wideman and
son, Yandell, Jr., and nephew,
Freddie Wideman, of Homer,
La, are visiting this week
with her mother, Mrs. B. w.
Humphrey, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Haffey
and family accompanied Betty
Hodges to her home in Jack
son Friday after a weeks visit
i'm their home. Master Leo
Haffey returned home with
them for an extended visit.
Mrs. William Gnemi and Mrs.
j. w. Burwell, Sr. attended the
funeral of Mr.. Toy Wynn in
Goodman Thursday afternoon.
He was the husband of the
former Odell Killebrew. Our
deepest symathy is extended
to the family.
Mr.. Douglas KillebreW and
son, Bill, visited Thursday thru
Saturday with Mrs. W. D. Kille-
brew and the Gnemi family.
Mrs. Killebrew and son David,
came for them Saturday.
Little Miss Patty White, dau.
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
J White underwent a tonsillectomy
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16

ture officers.
The club voted to pay SOU
to the County Council Fund. A
good garden report was given
by Mrs. w. E. Diggs, ST.. Mrs.
Cliff Hughes and Mrs. j. L.
Braddock were appointed as
delegates to attend Miss Power
and Light Day in Jackson. The
Educational topic given by the
president was on Keeping Up
With the JONES'" 1t was inter-
esting and was followed by gen.
eral discussion. We decided it
is sometimes good to have the
Jones" as an example.
Miss Harpole gave a very
helpful and instructive DEM
onstration on pattern alterat-
ions and selection.
The recreation was a clever
contest which was won by
Mrs. j. L. Braddock, after
which the hostess served de-
licious strawberry shortcake.
There were nine member,
one visitor and one agent pres
ent.
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16

Mrs. James Harthcock, Mrs.
BiIbo Marshall, Mrs. Doyle
Rogers honored Rev. Jimmy
Jackson and his finance. Bob
bic Nell Reeves with a miscel-
.laneous shower at Harband
Creek Church Saturday night.
Scripture was read, song and a
prayer. Many lovely gifts were
opened and the refreshments
were sandwiches, cookies and
punch.
Robbie Nell Rogers was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Baughn Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harth-
cock had Rev. Jackson as their
houseguest Saturday night.
MIR. and Mrs. r. M. Clark
and children of Mobile spent
last weekend here with rela-
tiveS.
IMra Rogers is spending two
weeks in Moss Point with Mfs.
Truitt Kinard and family.
Miss Sadie Finklea of Kosciu-
skc is spending a few days with
Miss Merilyn Alternately this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Kllle-
brew and children of Jackson
spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Biddie Hocutt. Little Annette
Killebrew is spending a while
with her great grandmother.
The Coxburg baseball team
| plaved Pickens Sunday evening
and the score was 11-6 in favor
of Coxburg. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webster
and Vera Ann spent Saturday
night with his father at Hester
vile. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Abel anf
family of Belzoni spent Sunda.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Abel.
Mrs. Sanders Richmond ac-
corapanied Misses Lynda Die
Lord Barbara Sue WinStead ane
Donna Pierce to University O
Miss. to a F. H.. A. meeting
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
CoH5u1.g Nesrs
Inv Mrs. Henry Webster

last week. They all had a Won
derful time. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Z.'Spel ana
sor, Jimmy spent Sunday IN
Jackson visiting relatives and
also the zoo,
There will be the annual
cemetery cleaning at Harlano
Creek Church June 80. Every
body that is interested please
be there early.
Miss Myrtle Abel will leave
for Jackson next Monday to
work as Home Economists Tor
Miss. Power & Light Co. we
hope that she will do fine and
like her job.
Mr.. B. F. and Lermmuel
Mason of Mendenhan visited
| Mrs. Edna Abel and family re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Rogers
of Greenvine spent this week
end with his parents, Mr.. ano
| Mrs. Oscar Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe c. Ables
| spent Saturday in KosGuskt
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley AnsWortf
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
GARDEN CLUR MEETS
IN X

The Pickens Garden Club met
in Jackson Saturday, June 4,
with Mrs. Bernard M. Jones
as hostess. Fourteen club
members and two visitors,
Mrs. S. r. Bertron of Houston,
Texas, and Mrs. Harry Row
of RoSedale, La, assembled al
lie Fleur's for a luncheon. From
there they went to Mrs. Jones
home for dessert.
The president, Mrs. Horace
Jackson, conducted a short
business session and the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
president, Mrs. Lucy Preley;
ice-president, Mrs. Bessie
Maxwell; secretary and treas
urer, Mrs. Gladys McMullen;
reporter, Mrs. L. E. Crawford
Mrs. Lucy Presley appointed
the following committees: pro.
gram. Mrs. j. E. Maxwell, Mrs
Clara Presley and Mrs. Joyce
Pavatt; year book, Mrs. Gladys
McMullin, Mrs. Sadie Crawford
and Mrs. Theresa Bridgforth;
telephone, Mrs. Maude Max
well and Mrs. Meta Pepper;
and pariamentarian, Mrs. Mo-
META Slack.
Mrs. Jackson welcomed Mrs
Ivey Nixon as a new member,
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
Il Neszs
by Mrs. T. *. DAME

IOr WSSAo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Thomas
and children of Vaughn, ate
| dinner at Reeds Cafe Sunday,
Mr.. Richard Buckley of Jack.
! son. was a visitor in Rckens
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Cummins
of Standing Pine, called on Mrs.
E. H. Wright Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Davis and
| children and his mother, Mrs.
C. A. Davis, of Bentonia,
brought Mr.. Luther Davis Sun
day to visit with his sister, Mrs.
Lee Daniel for several days.
Mr.. Harold Wright and hiG
friend, Mr.. Price, from Jack
| son, visited his mother, Mrs
E. H. Wright, Sunday after
noOn.
Miss Sudie Courts of Jack
son, sister of Mrs. Gorder
Courts, passed away Thursday
after a lengthy illness.
Mr.. Sam Bertron of Houston
Texas, visited her sister, Mrs
Bob Bridgforth, this week.
Mrs. Lenora Rowe of Rose
dale, La, was a visitor in the
nome of Mrs. Julia Bridgfortf
Tor a few days last week. They
are now vacationing at Ho
Springs, Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Caster
of Jackson, called in the home
of his sister, Mrs. Kenneth
Wright, Thursday.
Mrs. c. V. Maxwell entertain
ed with a tea Monday after
, noon in her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everd Dicker-
son and Mrs. Annie Worthey
visited in the home of MIR. ano
Mrs. j. S. DickerSon Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dan Pat.
yon and Mrs. William Pepper
enjoyed a trip to Jackson Fri
lay night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wal
ton of Chattanooga, Tenn, came
Friday to attend the funera-
of his aunt, Mrs. Sudie Courts.
A number of Mrs. Cliff Hen.
sons friends surprised chr Mon
friends surprised her Monday
night with a house warming II
her new home. She received
some nice and useful gifts.
Mrs. Lee Daniel and brother.
Luther Davis, visited in Good
man with Mrs. Mollie ShrocR
and Mrs. Bessie Holley Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Crawford Lever ane
! Mrs. J.. T. Lever went tx
Tchula Thursday to visit Mrs
Vertie EckleS.
Mrs. j. E. Maxwell and Mrs
A. A. Whitehead made a bust.
ness trip to Memphis this week
Mrs. William Shoemaker re
turned from Nashville, Tenn
Wednesday where she had beer
J visiting her daughter.
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
|Pickens Methodist Church Was
A Crude Log Hut In 1888
BY Eve L. Burwell

Built in 1S33-"The year the
stars fell"
The Pickens Methodist
Church was first a crude log
hut near Cypress Creek, a few
miles west of the present town
of Pickens. 1t was in the year
of 1888. that the Reverend
PeterJames saw the need of
a place to worship for the few
scattered Methodist settlers,
who had moved into the COM
munity.
Nearby he built a log house
for himself, and was admitted
into the Conference during the
War of 1872. And this pioneer
preacher lived in his log cabin
and preached in the Cypress
Church, for a number of years
This crude structure was aband-
oned in the year of 1854, and a
substantial frame building vas
erected on the James planta-
ton. This church was called
Shiloh. And the parsonage
| was located in Richland.
On Saturday July Is, 1876 a
| committee consisting of j. F.
Tye, B. T. Hoover and j. H.
Buford was authorized by Con-
ference to change the location
of the church. They moved it
to the present site in 1878, and
the name changed to the Pic
kens Methodist Church. The
building underwent extensive
| alterations and repairs, with
Sunday School rooms added.
This is one of the Oldest chur-
ches in the state. On septem-
Der 18th, 1852, a beautiful new
sanctuary with Its splendid ed
~unational faculties was COM
pleted and dedicated by Bishop
Marvin Franklin. The total cost
exceeded $4,000. The lovely
church stands today as the cul-
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
WSCS MET MONDAY

The Woman's Society OF
Christian Service met Monday
afternoon, June 9th, IN the
Methodist Church with the pres
ident, Mrs. Doyle Simpson, pre-
siding. There were Is members
present at this time. Miss JOS
lie Burton gave the devotional.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Wright
and daughters, Martha and
Cornelia, of Freenie, visited with
Mrs. E. H. Wright Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Maxwell,
Jr., of Jackson, visited in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Maxwell, Sr., Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Sledge has her
granddaughter, Josephine Young
from Perryville, La, visiting her
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16

and girls and Mr.. and Mrs. q.
W. Rogers and daughter, Linda
are spending their vacation
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byrd Ables this week.
Mr.. Leslie Abel of Jackson
spent this weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Abel.
Rev. Jimmy Jackson and
Bobbie Nell ate Sunday dinner
with Mrs. Henri Mae Dickard
and Miss Eunice Harding and
were supper guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Marvin Ables.
We are sorry that Mrs. Joe
| Ables is sick and friends wish
fcr hE Z speedy recovery.
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
Legal Notice
BIDS

Sealed bids will be received
by the Holmes County Board OF
Education in the Office of the
County Superintendent of Educa
ton, Lexington, Mississippi, un-
Ill $50 o'clock A. M. on July 5,
1860, for sale to the Board of the
following listed truck tires and
tubes:
Regular tread, nylon cord, 100
level price or better tires
Tube Type
80 8.25 x 20, 10 ply tires
% $50 x 20, 10 ply tires
6 100 x II, 6 ply tires
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
o III. ID. CLUB
MET JUNE LIST.

The Acona Home DemOnStra-
ton Club met June LIST in the
home of the president, Mrs.
BroSWell Peacock.
Devotional was given by the
president. Song, II Would
Be True" led by Mrs. Halle
Terry.
A nominating committee COM
posed of Mrs. w. E. Diggs, Sr.
Mrs. Hattie Terry and Mrs
Jones Tharpe, was appointed
by the president to select fu-
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16

Is 8.25 x 20 tubes
4 100 x IL tubes
Tubeless Type
6 8-22.5, 10 ply
2 9-22.5, 10 ply
A 8-17.5, 8 ply
Quote prices F. o. B., Lex
ington, Mississippi.
Show name of tire and name
of manufacturer.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
COUNTY BOARD OF
EDUCATION
By: l.. r. Thompson
Executive Secretary
June 8, 16, %, 80
Holmes County herald., 1960-06-16
BIDS WANTED

The Holmes County Board oil
Education will receive sealed
bids in the Office of the County
Superintendent of Education,
Lexington, Mississippi, until
$50 o'clock A. M. on July D,
1860, for the sale to the Holmes
County School District during
the fiscal year 1960-61 of reg
ular grade gasoline, motor oil
and lubricating greese; same
to be delivered as from time to
time required at the County
School Bus Garage in Lexington,
Mississippi, and at service
stations designated by the bidder
in Holmes County, Mississippi.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
HOLMES COUNTY BOARD OF
EDUCATION
By: l.. r. Thompson
Executive Secretary
June 9, 16, %, 80
Evening star., 1960-04-04
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