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Holmes County herald., 1960-09-22
CITY OF DURANT SET TAX RATE

WHEREAS. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen OF the
City of Durant, Mississippi have adjucated the assessment
rolls of the City of Durant, Mississippi to be correct uhdt W'
same have been equalized and adjusted and nave oeeh
the assessments of taxable property in said City and tnere
having come on for consideration the setting of the tax rate
of the said City, and
WHEREAS: the Mayor and Board of Aldermen having
considered all sources of revenue for the said City OF Durant
NnoCiOcinni for the wear 1960-61 and for the best interest o
the City; the Mayor and Board did order that the tax rate OF
fixed and set at 20 mills on the dollar of assessed properly
according to the assessment of property on the 1860 tax ron
of the City of Durant, Mississippi; and they tutner oroeF u"
the said 20 mills be allotted thusly:
Street Fund 10 mnls
Bond and Coupon Fund Observation-Disclosures. III mills
Ordered the goth day of September, 1901.
BUDGET
CITY OF DURANT, MISSISSIPPI
PUBLIC UTILITIES DEPARTMENT
REVENUES
Customers Collections ...........~... ~1s3's7oS0
Miscellaneous Sources ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AoVoo"o
Cash Bal Oct. 1, 1860 .................. 25'34S.oz
Total Revenues ........... 227, 10000
EXPENDITURES
Salaries and Wages ..............~. A'ooVVo
Industrial Purposes and Other .......... 24'oooOo
supplies and Equipment ................ 100000
Automobile Expense ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.UVo'V
IMPROVEMENTS
Water, Electrical and Sewer ....... 6SY0oo0O
Sales Tax oIoOV'Wo
TOTAL EXPENDITURES ................ 100000
Transfers 40! 10000
POWER PURCHASED .............. $4,000
TOTAL, 227 10000
GENERAL FUND
REVENUES
Privilege Tax ZoUOOV
Police Collections Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Tax, Miscellaneous and Other ........... 113,477.O7
Balance on Hand Oct. l, 1860 ........... 422.93
Total Revenues Anticipated .... 123, 10000
EXPENDITURES
Salaries and Wages Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Office Sup. Insurance, Janitor and other $4,000
Total Expenditures Supervision and 80.
Finance 17,5O0W
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Salaries and Wages ................. 100000
Automobile Expense and Other ......... 100000
Total Expenditures Police Dept. ......... 12,sooOo
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Supplies and Equipment commemorative. 15,5O0!N
Total Fire Dept. Expenditures 49,. 17,5OO.O0
CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC PRoPERTY
Cemetery and Library ....."...-.... 100000
Utilities and Other northumberland. 10000
Total Expenditures for Care and Mainten-.
ance of Public Property ............. $4,000
STREET DEPARTMENT
Commissioners Salary 10000
Labor 12500.O0
Truck Expense and Materials 49,. II, 10000
New Construction and Other .............. 325O0.O0
Total Expenditures for Streets ............ 81, 10000
PUBLIC HEALTH AND SANITATION
Labor 100000
Truck Expense and Other .............. 100000
Total Expenditures Health and $3.50.
Sanitation 100000
TOTAL ExpFNDTT1rpEc GENERAL, FUND 80. 1873 10000
BONDS AND COUPON
REVENUES
Cash Bal. on Hand Oct. ], 1850 ......... 3.88S.22
Advalorem Tax ....... 100000
Rent and Other 10.SSeyO9
TOTAL REVENUES ......s......... 3o.274.31
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-22

FOR SALE: Pasture clippers,
Hay machine.
Weathersby Tractor
Company Phone $50
34-3tnp
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-22

BE Sell
Rawleigh Products in N.
Holmes County. See Mrs. w.
P. Waldrop, Lexington bf
write today. Rawleigh's Dept
MSI-362-5 Memphis, Tenn.
33-3t
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-22

POSTED - West Field Plan
tation posted against all
hunting, tresspassing. 34-np
FOR SALE: YaZOO lawn
mowers.
Weathersby ChevrOlet-Buick
Company Phone 225
34-3tnp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17

A SCHOOLTEACHER asked the
IA pupils to write a short essay
and to choose their own subjects
A little girl sent in the follow
ing paper:
My subjek is Ants Ants is two
kinds, insects and lady uncles.
Sometimes they live in holes
and sometimes they crawl into the
sugar bole, and sometimes they live
with their married sisters.
That is all know about ants"
A MBITIOUS young movie actress:
IA 1t inks me to think that get
only 100000 picture"
Second actress: Nice irk if you
can get it."
Alta PARTY, a well-known doctor
IA and an equally well-known
lawyer started anew the age-old
discussion as to the respective merits
of their professions.
After ALL" said the doctor,
you'll have to admit that your pro-
feSSion does not make angels of men"
The lawyer smiled and replied:
mo, my friend, you doctors
have the best of us there"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17

ssW7ELL, must go home and ex,
w plain things to my wife"
said the married man to his cocktail
lounge drinking companion.
What things?" asked his bache-
lor friend.
The married man shrugged and
answered:
How do l know"
II TITLE MARY was told that thun-
IL der is only the noise of angels
when they make their beds. One morn
ing, after a severe storm, she re-
marked:
Il didn't mind the angels making
their beds, but il made me nervous
when they couldn't decide whether
to turn the lights off or on"
A N ENGLISHMAN visiting his son
"A during his first year at Cam
bridge University was being taken
on a tour of the place by the boy.
AS they we're walking along, a for
Misunderstanding woman strobe by,
nodded briefly, and went on.
That's Miss Ekhart," explained
the youth. She's the mistress of Rid
sley Hall"
His father shook his head unbe
lovingly And who" he asked,
lis Ridsley Hall?"
DOSS: Who told you that because
- kissed you couple of times
you could neglect your work around
here?"
Secretary: My lawyer"
66EOR months" said the gadabOut,
Il Il couldn't discover where my
husband spent his evenings"
And then what happened?"
asked her friend breathlessly
Well" she answered, "One eve
ming l went home, and there he was"
HOUSEWIFE Ito butcher): Please
IL send me a dollars worth of
steak And tell the boy that if I'm not
home, he should just shove it under
the door" JACK FOGLE
Whot's YOUR Fovorite ioks2 Send
Mosorne, 225 Virginia oVenUe S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17
Il9WI

Gerber Junior Spaghetti with Beet
A delightful casserole combination
made especially for small fry.
Tender, enriched spaghetti is subtly
blended with beef and frightened
with savOry tomato sauce. Rich
in energy-giving calories, it also
provides good source for vitamin A.
Try it for a fodder luncheon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17
ALL IN FUN
Laughing It Off

'u'I9 ~ MI
By EVELYN WADE
See II | Gore!
THERE, neW dress, may ! remind you,
Il I'm the lady WhO designed you,
Bought the fabric. stitched and se,Ced
your
NOW, my pretty thing, III gOGd you:
Go on out, go burn and tear. you,
Get Sn0g or hOLe-I dare you!
Al. hoe safe am to tGunt you,
KnOWing yell that I can dGunt you
With this sample saved to match you
NOw ri MEIER haze to patch you!
Evening star., 1960-06-12
THE MIKADO'

A highlight of the spring season at Bladens-
burg (Md.) High was the recent production
of Gilbert and SulIivan's "MikadO." Bright
with elaborate costumes, the popular Operetta
proved great school hit.-Star Staff Photos
by ROSEMARY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03
Get The Most
T rom Your Mea.

Wondering now To get the
most uut of your meat dollar
The American Meat Institute
suggests that YOU do your fam
ii% ana Your budget favor by
getting acquainted with more
thrifty cuts Of meat.
Women who make an art q:
both cooking and economy
turn 20 the >a"urv and mex
p.n>i'c cuts TO help solve their
.I".N.s nutrition problems.
The protein. 3 liiaminS and
minerals IN meat are not ,tor.
Cd in the body in any apprccl.
able amount and should be- sup
piled daily ~ the foods Won
eat. The cheaper cuts have the
same bodybuilding nutrient.
that al meat contains. and YOU
Icl that -ood meat flavor al
bargain prices.
What's more. You don't hay,
To stint or glamour when YOU
serve these meats. MANY of
them are the basis for famed
gourmet delights - beef S,ro-
Canoff Saucrbraten. exotic cur
rio>. Many are the special fay
oritc~ men orCCr in restaurants
- tasty goulaSh. praised short
ribs of beef. ham shanks and
cahha-c. >parcrtbS and Saucr-
krdur.
Mrs. Ruby p. Uzzlc. ConSum-
rr marketing specialist for the
y. {. Horticultural Extension
Service. says when your f1mi
lN clIm0rS for beef. keep in
mind the savings in stew mca,
on joints. briSkct and tongu,.
Look 10 the many tasty pot
roasting cuts - heel of round.
r"lI'd rump roast. English on
Boston" cut. round bone
chuck roast. beef shanks and
short ribs Don't forget the
hundreds of exciting ways to
serve ground beef.
II YOU want To save pcnnic~
ON a pork roast. choose from
the economical lOin and rib
end These sections are the
Same rich natural source of
tHIlmluC 0yItamin BlD rs III.
center cut portions. ShOuly
roast Boston butt. shoulder
steaks. pork hooks. shank half
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03
You One
OF The 1854? Z?

RALEIGH - The Motor Ve-
hlcieS Department said today
that 1854 motorists were re-
CURED 10 surrender then. LEGAL
driving privileges IN June for
a variety OF traffic otrvns,s
ranging from drunk dlilin>
through lncompetcncy.
The June list Jroueh tho
mld-year total OF license with
orawalS L. 1920 officials said
In a regular monthly COM
pilatlon o! license revokable
traffic violations. the vehicles
agency listed 7sl revocation.
for drunk driving and 683 rnr
speeding during June. The nv.
oiienSeS normally lead 70 re-
vocation list.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03

ham. smoked picnic should
'r and SauSaga meat are al
ways good pork buys.
Don't think YOU always have
To buy the lUin or rib chops or
familiar leg roast TO enjoy the
tdStineSS Of lamb Thrifty cuts
Such as square cut shoulder
roast, neck slices, shanks. pat
ties. shoulder chops and stew
meat all have that mild ,anb
flavor that combines so well
With practically all fruits and
vegetables.
Frugal shoppers often turn
10 ground veal. the foundation
c. 20 many good meat loavcs
and delicious in pattieS OF
Yea! d'umStickS. Bologna.
l."dy to serve and delicious
when hot. il one of the MANY
GOOD buys IN cold cuts.
whether you select siriuin or
SEW you're getting good buy
IN protein. The money spent
ON the high quality protein O:
meat Is an Investment in the
health ana vtgor of your fami-
~.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03
WACCAMAw GRAD
ARMY FARKSNIAN

BERLIN. GERMANY-Army
Sergeant First Class John w.
White, 27, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman l.. White. Ash. N. c..
was a member of the team
which represented the 9th In
lantry IN IN, recent Army Eur
opedn PrIx LeClerC marks
manShip matches III Germany.
Regularly assigned as a squad
leader IL the iucartry's Com
pany c in Berlin, he entered
the Army in January 1854 and
arrived overseas i'll March 1859
ON this tour Of duty.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03

Defoliants and desiccants are
USED to speed the drying o,
plaht tissue or cause leaves and
Iohage to drop from plants to
facilitate harvesting.
Herbicides are used TO Grad
lcate unwanted weeds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03

The sergeant, whose wife.
Ann. is with him in Germany.
is a 1850 graduate OF WaCca-
NAV High School. Before emit
ering the Army, he was en-
ployed by the Mosaic Tile Co,
Atlanta. Ga.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03

Don't field shell corn at
moisture levels above % To %
per cent.
Insecticides are used To con-
troll injurious insects affecting
plants, animals and man.
RodenticideS are used TO
control the rodent population.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03
Vets Added


y 'r'''''iN enacted law will
NV 'N' ""u''loh"I compcnSa-
''S' io' veterans VINO are rat
:" ~ per cent or more for
SUI N''e connected disabilities
anu nav" I"u' or more CiIl-
III '''' Il. luSh Name" said this
','o' '''''-. h'l"rr enactment of
VIC "'" law veteran rated
'''''' compensation tor 20
MAXIMUM of three rhiigr.r
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03

AntibioticS are used to cure
virus and bacteria-caused plant
diseases.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03

FunGlC!dcS are used to pre-
caused by fungi.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03

Fresh sweet corn is Very
versatile In methods of prcpar-
alton.
Evening star., 1960-01-26
Mid-City Group
Backs Bill to
Bond Repoirmen

The Mid-City Citizens Asso-
citation last night voted to sup
port a bill offered by Repre-
sentative Foley, Democrat of
Maryland, to require the bond
ing and licensing of all radio
and television repairmen and
dealers in the District.
The group felt that some
such action was needed to pro-
tect the consumer and to help
curb unscrupulous dealers and
repairmen.
The association also resolved
to oppose ANY further slum-
clearance projects in the Dis
trict until the Southwest area,
which has already been cleared,
is redeveloped." 1t was felt that
the Redevelopment Land
Agency already has taken too
long to rebuild on the land it
has cleared and that the ef-
feet Of this has been to take
too much valuable property
off the tax rolls without
putting any back"
The meeting was held at Ma
tional Savings and Trust
Evening star., 1960-01-26
N.W.CounciI
Opposes
Fare Rise

The Northwest Council of
Citizens Associations last night
formally opposed a scent fare
increase by the D. C. Transit
System.
In other discussion, the
council:
Voted to send a committee to
inspect the District Welfare
Departments Junior Village
and other facilities to better
appraise the departments
work.
Formed a committee to in
vestigate the Redevelopment
Land Agency's Southwest prof.
ect. Some delegates criticized
the RIA for failure to relocate
eVlcted families properly, and
felt that slum areas were mere
ly being shifted, not eliminated.
Lent its support in principle
to the pending House bill spon-
sored by Representative Broy-
hill, Republican of Virginia,
which would tighten up collec-
ton of public school tuition
from children whose parents or
guardians do not live in the
District. Some members, how
ever, found the bill too dis
criminatory.
The meeting was held at the
Chevy Chase branch of the
Columbia Federal Savings and
Loan Association, 1901 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-26

opinion, the Glover-Archbold
route would be the least dam
aging to residential areas and
existing parklands and it is
the cheapest, most direct, and
most feasible plan yet pro-
posed.
If this route is not followed
the highway would have to
either cross other park areas
which it would completely
destroyer come down Wis
consin avenue causing a wall
of traffic through Georgetown
or by some Northwest route
through several sections of
tunnel which would cost so
much it would be out of the
question"
The opposition felt that the
association should stick by its
general policy of protecting Dis
trict parkland. They said that
When the vote was finally
called 80 voted to withdraw
support, 20 to remain and
about 10 were undecided.
Later'in the meeting the as
ISOLATION recommended that
all funds originally requested
by School Supt. Hansen for
125 additional junior high
school teachers be restored toI
the 1861 budget.
BY a one-vote margin mem
bers voted to recommend that
Thirty-second street between
P and r be made one-way
south. 1t was felt that this
would ease traffic flow, make
parking easier and cut down on
dangerous left turns.
The meeting was conducted
by Elizabeth R. Young. the as
sociation's president, at st.
Johns Parish Hall, Potomac
and o streets NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-26

Linester Moseley Of 45zz -
teenth street NV.
In other business. officers Of
the association for 1860 were
indicted.
The meeting was conducted
by Harry T. Alexander, presi-
dent, at the Mcfarland Junior
High School, Iowa avenue and
Webster street NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-26

the parkland which the two
families donated a number OF
years ago.
The association had Joined
in what it thought was an
amicus curiae friend of the
court) brief filed by a third
party opposing the parkway.
However, it was later discovered
the brief asked that the asso-
citation become plaintiffs. The
group will take steps to with
draw from the court action on
the case as a result of last
nights action.
w. Barrett Mcdonnell. vice
president of the association
and head of its legislation COM
mittee, told the group, In my
Evening star., 1960-01-26
Scouts and Cubs
Rocket to Moon

A simulated flight to the
moon and q demonstration of
how the convair rocket is op-
Grated were given by Pack and
Scout Troop No. $50 at a meet
ing of the Northwest Bound
ary Civic Association last night.
The 50-member group is
sponsored by the association.
AS part of the associations
Evening star., 1960-01-26

boy Scout Night" members
presented various scientific ex-
periments, gave speeches and
sang Scout songs under the
direction Of Cubmaster otto H.
Branic and Scoutmaster James
T. Chandler.
Singled out for special recog-
milton were Lynn Henley, 8,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Henley of 237 Rock Creek
Church road NV, and Vernon
Moseley, 9, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1960-01-26

Of Deeds were the high rate Of
crime, the prevalence Of dis
ease and the large number of
illegitimate births that plague
some 10000 Washingtonians in
the low income group"
Mr.. Duncan told the Old
est Inhabitants of Washington
Inc, that If the District Com
missioners and higher income
groups would enter the battle
more actively, the contest
could come to a successful con-
clusion in a very short period
of time"
Presiding at the meeting was
William Nixon, president.
Evening star., 1960-01-26
High Income Aid
Urqed for Poor

The District Commissioners
and the Districts higher in
come groups we're challenged
last night to take a more ac-
tive part in the rehabilitation
of the lower income groups.
Among the ills cited by John
B. Duncan. District Recorder
Evening star., 1960-01-26
Parkway Suit Dropped
By Georgetown Group

Georgetown Citizens Association last night voted to
withdraw its opposition to roadway through the Glover
Archbold Park.
This nullifes the associations November decision
support the Glover and Archbod families who trying
the construction Of ourane highway through
Evening star., 1960-01-26

Building, Fifteenth street and
New York avenue. NV, and
conducted by Charles ]. Die
melt, president.
Evening star., 1960-01-26

For fast, dependable freight service, just call
SANTA EE SYSTEM LINES
Washington Freight Office 1910 "H" Street Bldg.
Phone District 1884
Evening star., 1960-09-18
Free Delivery

}. Ms will deliver ony order Of $40 or more
anywhere in Washington or neurby Maryland.
We also offer free delivery in neurby Virginia
on orders Of $35 or more.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
LHS Guarantee

We guarantee oil trees and shrubs for
period of one growing season or six months
whichever occurs first We fulfill this guur-
dntee on ony weekday upon presentation OF
your suIes receipt at either store.
Evening star., 1960-07-04

HOLLYWOOD, (NANA) =
Roger Vadim, the man who
made a star of Brigitte BardOt,
is after Marion BrandO to star
In his first picture in the
United States - "Helle" - "a
Greek name for a girl who is
deaf" says Roger who has been
in Hollywood with his second
wife, Annette Str0yberg, who
just happens to look like B. B.
Il wrote the story, and We
would make it in Monterey.
near San Francisco" Whether
Brando can make the film is
something else. He might be
tempted if Mile. Bardot were
the co-star. Although, as you
know, Marion is notorious for
his preference for brunettes
with a Latin leaning. But may
be that's for private life only.
\ \
Linda Christians recent
$S5,000 investment in the man
slpn owned by the late Tyrone
Hewer was shrewd business
sue rents the place for $2,10O
asmonth, furnished. The Henry
Fbndas are now the tenants
~. But Linda is not as smart
az Red SHELTON. who poured
most of his profits into Beverly
Hills real estate. Red recently
Evening star., 1960-07-04

been on hand for nearly every
important Castro gathering.
The only Red Chinese trade
Of any consequence with Latin
America is in Cuba. Peiping is
taking sugar.
Films about Red China are
seen on Cuban television, news
papers play up stories about
Red China.
In Chile. former Finance
Minister Guillermo Del Pedre-
gal said after a recent visit to
Peiping that there were favor
able indications for trade with
Red China. A group of Chilean
businessmen returned with a
similar report. The Chinese
were said to be interested in
paying dollars or pounds ster-
ling for copper, nitrate and
agriculture products. So far,
all deals are in the talking
stage.
Evening star., 1960-07-04

tested. There was one TV in
terview in which I produced
eight whoppers. I was asked If
/ wanted to settle down some
day and have a husband and
children. I said no, that I hate
children; they run from me.
And they do"
Tuesday is no dope. She was
graduated last month from
high school and won't be II un-
til August. She plans to take
college courses. but by tutor,
not on campus. I've tried going
to schools and it doesn't work
out" she explained. THE other
kids treat me like a freak"
venture that If she kept up
her conservative kick she
might be able to escape her
reputation as fllmland's Lolita
Il don't want that" she re-
piled. Il might play the role in
the movie. I read the book and
loved it,"
Evening star., 1960-07-04
HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
from B. B. to Brondo

sold a Beverly Hills corner
block to an Eastern syndicate
which will erect a 20-story
apartment house.
Tony Perkins has been work
ing out with the Boston Rec
Sox as a prelude for his Damn
Yankees" summer stock, start
ing today in Framingham
Mass. -. The two happiest
people to be back in the United
States on this Yankee Doodle
Day are Paul Newman and wife
jeanne Woodward. Paul has
just finished his Exodus" in
Israel.
+ y \
Esther Williams, writing
from Florida: We've been tap
ing our TV show in color with
Fernando LamaS and Joey
Bishop. Fernando is a marvel
Gus swimmer, a former Argen-
tine free-style champion.
play myself, a swimming stal
who meets Fernando, a modern
prince. and joey plays the Cy-
press Gardens press agent
You'll see it August g." I'll be
watching.
Yet another picture to be
made abroad. THE Mountain
Is Young" is scheduled for
shooting in Nepal, with revised
Evening star., 1960-07-04
ALiving Legend at Is,
Luckily TuesdoyConA Act

Lana Turner got out of hand,
she sighed.
y y =
"All I had to do was show
up at a party" she remarked,
land the next day it was re-
ported that I Cd was dead
drunk; % stayed until the
next morning; 90 did some
thing terrible. Even if I walked
in and out of the party, the
same reports would be printed.
Il was young and trusting
I didn't realize there were peo-
pie in this town who were un-
scrupulous and would use you
to promote their own interests.
But I learned. Now I never will
go anywhere that I am not sure
I will know the people and
what the affair is about"
Tuesday admitted that part
of the Weld legend was her
own making. She was seen
escorted by actor John Ireland,
age IS.
But John wasn't a date,
he was a friend" she explain
ed. Il don't place age limits or
my friends. I wouldn't on my
dates, either"
She has also contributed Il
her reputation with her frank
ness in. interviews.
But people ask the most
ridiculous questions" she pro.