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Evening star., 1960-07-07
Count the SOLD Signs

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-New list.
ing. Don't miss the opport. Il
buy this delightfully different
mode mOdernlstic Eb. ,oSoiS SSedrma 3bat,t z,
fers the ultimate in privacy ant
outdoor living. Located in one oi
Md.'s most desirable close-in 10.
cations this home offers a lge
air-cond. paneled club rm., mod
kit, spacious liv. rm with frepl
sep. din. rm., plus much much
more. Price S25,95O. Call Mr.
Bradford to see today. VIII. g.
7771. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
OI, O-T0OH
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FAIRFAX TOWN
FALLS HILL

Is one of the prettiest Sec
tions of Northern Virginia.
This stately Georgian Colo
nial with split foyer en-
trance is only 2 years old.
Lovely level wooded lot with
fenced rear yard. 20X14 liv-
ing room and large separate
dining room, equipped kitch-
en- with eating space. 3 extra
large bedrooms-Space for
4th b e room If needed.
Square dance size finished
rec. room. S3l,950 with
immediate occupancy. JA.
5-l550. ATLAS REALTY co.
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FALLS CHURCH-$28,950
4 REDRMS-2Ih RATHS

BRICK RAMBLER with 10 rooms
and 2l2 baths. on large shrubbed
lot, in the midst of dogwood and
asaleas; liv. rm, brick fireplace
wall, din. rm., de luxe kitchen,
maids rm,; garage: splendid gar
den; excel. location, near transp.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-4664
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.ROYHILL
g. SONS, REALTORS
1900 Lee Hwy.
Open 8 ann PM.
IA. 4-1300

ALEX. AREA - Assume this high.
assumption loan; only $500 dowr
on this 4-bedroom, 2-bath Cape
Cod; fenced yard; equip. kitchen
Owner leaving the area and must
sacrifice. Total payments, $50 pei
month which includes principal
interest, taxes and insurance. Call
now, TIE. 6-4115.
WELLINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1960-07-07

6ETHESDA AREA - Put all the
children on the 2nd floor with
their own private bath: 2 more
bedrms., full bath on 1st floor
lge. beaut. kit, full bsmt.: close
to schools. Upper 20s. A. v. PI.
SAM, Realtors, OIL. 4-7500; eyes,
EN-. 2-6092.
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GNJGXNyOHTP 11EG

ELBOW ROOM WITH TREES
52-ft. CUSTOM BRICK RAMBLER
on large 140-ft. wide lot, features
3 bedrms., Ia BATHS, huge 1Ox15
kit, 13x25 liv. rm. w/firepl. and
dining area. Enclosed porch of
kit; good storage facilities. Total
price only S17,950 with $3.50 down
and about S125 per mo. incl. taxes
and inS. Avail. Immediately.
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BETHESDA AREA


S16,950- bedrms., study,
2 full baths, Ice. mod. kit.
with dinette; COW. schools
and NH.
S19,950-Today's best buy.
suburban Cape Cod in fine
cond, on over n acre Of
beautiful lawns with shrubs
ana trees: hrepl. in iv. rm.,
ain, rnl., 2 bedrms., expan-
sible partially finished 2nd
a., built-in garage, hot-water
heat. FHA appraised.
S21 .500-3-bedrm. brick Co.
lonial on beautiful wooded
setting, conv. NH. Powder
rm., sep. din. rm, on first
A.: full bsmt. with paneled
rec. rm.. and "a bath, s.
nrepls' gear garage.
S25,e5O-A charming older
home, newly decor. through
out. Center hall, huge liv.
I'M. w/frepl., family sized
DIN. rnl., up-to-the-minute
stainless steel kit, powder
rm,, LIST A.: 4 bedrms.,
study, , baths, wooded yd.,
scr. porch, garage.
S29,750-Graeious stone CO.
lonial on wooded setting.
Center hall, sep. din. rm.,
paneled study, elec. kit,
powder rm. on 1st A.: 8
twin-sized bedrms.. . baths,
paneled rec. rm. and bath
in osmt., , firepls., scr.
porch, 2-car garage.
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RIVERDALE WOODS

No description can compare
TO an inspection of this q
bedrm. split-level, in q much
sought-atter location, that is
conv. to schools, churches,
etc; sep. din. rm., spacious
kit. family rm., plus many
other features you should
see. Asking $4,000, terms.
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burton-kellelgh, Realtors
RFTuESnA roost un,,sIoI rov1o6

UE NE LDFha . IlIUoN UIIu5UdI IdIILU-
er,. in beautiful Columbia Forest
WITH fireplase a Nas SPACIOUS rm dining eli
den or lovely bedroom, 2 tiled
baths and luxury kitchen, all on
one floor. Lovely Continental ter
race and garden. All this under
$50. 900. Call our uptown ONCE,
KE. 7-1S00 til 8 pm. SHANNON
e. LUCHS CO.
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MT RAINIER

NJ I. RAINIER
Are . hedrms. enough? Then
look at this exceptionally
clean, close-in bungalow; full
bsmt., sep. din. rm., mod.
kit. sun porch; level fenced
lot. You need only $3.50 dn.,
total price, S10,57O.
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COLLEGE PARK

Attention vetsl Brick bunga.
low with bsmt., sep. din. rm.,
scr. porch, plus other fea-
lures; good location. Here's
your chance to use your CT
eligibility. Price, $4,000,
only $500 down,
Evening star., 1960-07-07

Brick Colonial: bedrms., powder
fm., porch. semi rec. rm., garage,
trees. quiet street. cow. to NH.
S22,950; excel. financing.
Evening star., 1960-07-07

Quiet cul-de-sac, near all schools
and NH; immac. brick Cape Cod.
3 Ice. bedrms., 2 baths, mod. kit,
bsmt., pvt. I'd. S23,95O
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BETHESDA HOMES, INC.
kETHEsDA - ARE YOU BUDGET
WISE? See this 3-bedrm. bricl
rambler today; fireplace. full
bsmt., attractive lot. Price, SIS.
$50. HUGH 7. PECK, GA. 4-6575
bETHESDA-LANDON VILLAGE :
One of the most beautiful bricl
split-level homes you have evel
seen. 1t has everything-beauti.
ful cathedral living rm. and full
dining rm.,. 3 twin-size bedrms
rm., and CENTRAL AIR CONDI-
TIONING. Wonderful plantings In
the extensively Handicapped lot. A
real beauty in the lower 30s. Cal
our Uptown once, KE. 7-1S00 I'll
2 pm. SHANNON g. LUCHS Co
eETH.-Brand-new 4-bedrm,, 8.
bath. center entr. brk, Colonial on
iaTSs T,'oSs T0oSed -, lot HltFampderF ran
S27,s5O. GEO. W. ROBERTSON
Resltor, 5000 wis. ave, OIL 2.
2123: after 8 call OIL. 6-39ls.
bETHESDA-The prettiest houst
you have ever seen in this price
class. So clean it literally gleam,
all over" and 1t is loaded with
charm and personality. Spacious
iot sln snd Garden; perfectly kept
and rec. rm. with 9 ,fine bedrms
bus in the heart of Bethesda. DOM
miss 1t, Call our Uptown once
til 9 pm. SHANNON & LUcHs
CO. KE 7-1900
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F: w. BERENS, Realtors
3O4 Lee Highway CIR. 3-l4Ol

LYON YILLAGE-3-bedrm. home,
lust a step to everything; nice
sep. din. rm., kit. with lge. pan
try, full bsmt. scr. porch, de-
tached garage; excel. cond. Price
only S1S,5O0.
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CO., Realtors JA. 7-44S7
ARL., N, Country Club Hills-A
perfect home ss,nsibly .,I priced ,.S Ney
rage; delightfully."- cool. private
screened porch, dream kit, fully
equipped with dishwasher built In
and intercom. Nice setting with
trees. A home for those who prefer
the finest. Only $4,000. Trades
accepted. Terms. Assume large
loan. E. F. STEFFEY REAL ES-
TATE COMPANY, JE. 4-O064.
Evening star., 1960-07-07
BETHESDA HOMES

Walk to NH and all schools. 9
bedrms., . baths, air-cond. ram
Bier; rec. rm. Mid-teens.
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6ETHEsDA-Rambler Cool setting
for this 3-bedrm., / IA bath home.
Good loc. for NH personnel
Conv. area. Priced right at SI5,-
Q50. Conv. or FHA terms. HU-
R1AUX REALTOR, OIL. 4-6l64.
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Ross q ! II, HAYoRTH We, F,EE REALTY, INC; NC
McLEANi UNBELIEVABLEi We be-

McLEANj UNBELIEvABLEi We be-
lieve we can guarantee this to be
the finest home on the entire
Washington market for S34,a
lovely center-hall plan: includes
large breakfast room, fabulous ALL
cleo. kit, 3 TWIN-BED ROOMS,
ga baths and an enormous rec.
rm. in full out-of-ground base
ment, builS-in garage; 10 minutes
to new CIA. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
INC. Realtors, JA. 7-S012: eyes,,
KE. S-2RhA
Evening star., 1960-07-07
CHEVY CHASE

Old World charm, pre-war construc-
tion: bedrooms, 3 baths. library
and powder room are some of the
attractive features of this fine
home: screened porch overlooks
pleasant garden: 2-car garage
Interesting financing. Call Mrs
Murphy.
MarSteller, McCabe & Co.
Wo. 6-1966 FE. 3-4237
Evening star., 1960-07-07

LONG m Low brick rancher with
extras galore. Full center hall:
5Oxl3 Nv. rn. wLfTepl. and q
window: de luxe Kitchen with
built-in breakfast nook, 3 twin
bedrms., . tile baths, breezy rear
scr. porch, det. garRge-all on
one level. Beautiful, 100x236 level
lot with towering trees and lovely
shrubs in an eye-pleasing secluded
area of fine. homes; Just S24,500
with reasonable cash: assume 5l5eS
trust
Evening star., 1960-07-07
ASSUME

Nr. z Corners-Assume $4,000
4h9o GI; 3 bedrms., IN baths
liv. rm., firepl., sep. dining rm.
full bsmt; big shady lot; many
extras including wall-to-wall car
peting. Better call now.
OWNERS REALTY, INC.
450 w. Broad st. JE 4.-796C
ASSUME large Az loan on this
most beautiful brick home; over
$1,000 in extra shrubbery and
flowers on this lz-acre lot. The
home has Q bedrooms, with ex-
pansible upstairs; full bsmt, with
recreation rm. Only S1S,500, Call
IA. 5-9400. BETTER HOMES
REALTY, INC, REALTORS.
AURORA HILLS-Location incom-
parable for the military family as
1t is close to Army-Navy Country
Club and only 5 minis from PEN
tagon and Main Navy. For SAL
500 we have a 7-room Colonial
home, COMPLETELY REDECO-
RATED. ideally planned for enter
tanning. Vacant and ready for its
new ownerl Call JA. 7-9300.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.. 23O0
Wilson blvd. Open Q to o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20
Clubs

The East Cleveland Grand
mothers, Social Club will meet
Friday, Oct. 28th at l p. m. at
the East Cleveland Library.
The East Cleveland Stamp
Club will meet Thursday, Oct
27th at the YMCA on Lee blvd,
at 8 p. m.
A special feature will be slide
pictures of the member nations
Of the United Nations.
Refreshments will be served
lin a Halloween atmosphere.
It also was announced that
Sidney R. Smith, 14100 Bald
win ave., is the clubs new
chairman Of publicity.
The regular meeting nights
of the Stamp Club are the Sec
ond and fourth Thursday of
each month.
The East Cleveland Business
and Professional Women's Club
lis planning q dinner meeting
Tuesday, Oct. 25th at $50 p. m,
at the Eastown Motel, 15103
Euclid ave.
Speakers discussing present
issues will be Republic a n
Franklin Polk, active in pre-
cinct politics since 1928, candi-
date for mayor in 1949, and
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police chief in the state without
q car.
The approval came as the
commissioners accepted the bid
Of Jim Connell Chevrolet, 14481
Euclid ave., for five new police
cars at a price of $20,478.
Also approved for purchase
were six compact cars for de-
partment heads at a total cost
Of 1929 and two pickup
trucks costing $3,388.
In other action, the commits
sioners approved the rezoning
of certain portions Of the Su-
perior- Euclid area from light in
dustry use to commercial use.
The area involved is Super
ior ave., starting from Euclid
ave-, and moving west to Ben
der on the north side and Lock-
wood on the south.
This will make the entire
area consistant and is part of
a policy to make the neighbor-
hood more desirable.
Not affected by the change
will be existing light industry
establishments which now will
be classified as "non-conform-
ing" use.
The commission also revised
the zoning ordinance to make
it now read buildings contain
ing retail establishments must
provide one off-street parking
space for each 200 square feet
of floor area. Previously the
law read, no off-street parking
need be provided until the gross
floor area exceeded 1000 square
feet.
Both rezoning moves were
made after a public hearing
Tuesday night at which time
none spoke up for or against the
actions.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20

present member Of the Cleve-
land School Board; also Mrs,
Gertrude Bauer Mahon, Demo
crat, past president of the
Women Lawyers Club of Cleve.
land, Assistant County Prosecu.
tor for the past fifteen years
working with John T. Corrigan
Prosecuting Attorney.
Conducting the meeting will
be Harriet B. Carlsen, legisla.
tion chairman of the club.
Western Reserve Chapter
OAR. is sponsoring q book re-
view and luncheon Wednesday
Oct. 26th at IL a. m. at the
Women's City Club.
Mrs. Ira Baker will give the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20
Talks On japan

East Clevelander Mr.. Stan
ford M. Smith will return to
his native city Public Library
on Thursday, Oct. 9th, 1860
at 8 pm. to show a color slide
rogram entitled Japan
through one eye".
Mr.. Smith whose parents
were missionaries spent his
boyhood in Japan.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20
p a..
Open House At Caledonia

Open House At Caledonia
Caledonia Elementary School
will hold Open House Wednes-
day evening from z p. m. until
8 p. m.
Each child is invited to bring
his parents into his classroom
to meet and talk with his
teacher. A sample. of each
child's work will be on display
in his room.
The children are also en-
couraged to escort their par
ents to the other classrooms so
they may become acquainted
with the entire school building.
Publicity scrap books Of past
years will be on display in the
teachers lunch room.
Colored slides of Caledonia
pupils in last years school ac-
tivities will be shown in the
auditorium during the entire
two-hour period.
Getting Acquainted"
Theme At Mayfair
The Mayfair PTA theme for
196O-1961 is Getting Acquain-
ted" With this in mind, the
following program has been
prepared:
Nov. 18 - 3:3O-S:30 p. M
Ice Carnival Bazaar.
Dec. IA - 1:30 p. m.
Getting Acquainted with
our children.
Singing Carols.
Rev. Thomas M. Rowe.
Christmas Cookie Sale.
Jan. II - 1880 p. m.
Getting Acquainted with
Health and Guidance
Services.
DR.. Orr Falls, Medical
Director.
Panel Moderator.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20

Feb. 8 - 1880 p. m.
Getting Acquainted with
our Exchange Students.
Founders Day = Past
Presidents.
Exchange Students; War
wick Gendall, New Zea-
land. Darlene Hoffman,
Shaw.
March 8 - 1:30 p. m.
Getting Acquainted with
our children in Elemen-
tary Music Program.
Miss Janice Conklin, Mu-
sic Fare at Mayfair.
A Developmental DEM
onstration.
Grandmothers' Day.
April IL - 1870 p. m.
Getting Acquainted with
Talent.
Mayfair Orchestra.
Rhythm Teens.
S. Robert Fraser, Direc-
tor Of Music.
Miss Margery Shields.
May 10 - 1:30 p. m.
Getting Acquainted with
our children in q School
Activities Demonstration.
Installation of Officers.
Historians Report.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20

review with proceeds going to
the approved schools of the
OAR.
Further information can be
obtained by contracting Mrs. r.
B. Oliver, 2573 South Taylor rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20


ina recently.
recording Mrs. Moude Smith,
ship; Mmoro. PRESIDENT Mrs Alton Mstoy hospitality Miss
Alton Mesax hospoi Thomas MvroX weoe Mrs cordo"
Nichols
MoeNeoI dinners; Douglas Clark hospt
hospitality Dion. study
oberM president
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18
Hope Reeds Blue Belle Sextette:

10
] Hope Reed coot dress in blue, pink,
yellow, Toto 20 $l4.oS
2 Hope Reeds sleeveless sheath with
alternating rows Of lace and tucks
Blue, black, 10 to 20 and IVA to
1917 $l4.oss
3 Hope Reeds loce-topped, oll-tucked
dress in blue, mint 10 to 20 $l4Ss
4 Hope Reeds porty cotton lovished
with lace and tucks; blue, nnipt, 10
to 20 $l7oe
5 Hope Reed enhances the sheoth WITH
n1yriod tuckino and bands Of lace
Blue, black Toto 20 $l4.99
8 Hope Reed shirtdress an airy delight
with eyeIet embroidery. blue. white,
black, 10 to 20 $l7.9c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18
Hope Reed
Fashion Beauty!

Wnirl-wide to gently fIored skirts. slender.
sheoths, shirt dresses, eoot dresses, sleeves.
less, cop-sIeeved, roII-sIeeved dresses, wee.
square, colIored necklines! 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18
Hope Reed
Rainbow Hues!

A sky-scope Of pretty blues, fashionable.
white, buttercup ye How. mint juIep, IiIocJ
rosy pink, creamy beige. town black .
Sizes 10 to 20; some women's sizes Is
l2R to l8H =
Holmes County herald., 1960-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Rob
ertson of Tallulah, La. were
weekend guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny
Robertson.
College students from Ole
Miss spending their holidays
between semesters at home
were Miss Patty Povall, Miss
Beth Beall, AL Povall, w. A.
Ramsey, Jr., Billy Ellis, Bill
Downs and John Weathersby.
Jackson visitors Thursday
were Mrs. o. D. Hooker, Miss
Katherine Mcleod, Mrs. T.. B.
Lobby and Mrs. L. P. johnson.
Mrs. George Povan and Miss
Gretchen Povall visited friends
at Ole Miss Wednesday.
Mrs. w. A. Ramsey and Mrs.
Tom Riley accompanied Mrs.
Ramsey's niece, Miss Ella
Doyle to MSCW Thursday.
Mrs. Frances Kern and Miss
Mary E Glover were Jackson
visitors Thursday.
Weekend guests of Mrs. J.
Holmes County herald., 1960-02-04

Music was provided by Cliff
ford Farmer, organist, and
Charles Brinkley, soloist.
Given in marriage by her ia
Their, the bride wore a gown of
magnolia pure silk satin and
hand clipped Chantilly lace.
The dome skirt was accented
by alternate panels of satin
and lace overlay which flowed
into an aisle-wide court sweep.
Her veil of French illusion fell
from a crown of frosted velvet
leaves, and her only jewelry
a pearl necklace, was a gift
from the bridegroom.
GOLD CHARM CHEST
The bride carried a white
Bible topped with a white or
child and camellias and shower
ed with stephanotis. In the
bouquet was Mexican gold
charm chest containing Is
coins, representing the IL vows
the bridegroom additionally
makes to his bride.
The brides attendants, wear
ing identical gowns of Kelly
green taffeta with headdresses
of matching velvet leaves, and
carrying Colonial bouquets of
white flowers, were Miss Kath-
crime Seay of Hattiesburg, maid
of honor; Mrs. James Robert
Kelly of Caddo, Tex. matron of
honor; and Miss Lynda Kaye
Hare of Weatherford, Tex,
Miss Leah Killingsworth of
Long view, Tex, Miss Lillian
Seedig and Miss Kathy Kelly
Aledo, Tex, as bridesmaids.
Jan Slaughter of Jackson, cou-
sin of the bridegroom, was
flower girl.
Mr.. Reid was attended by his
father as best man. Grooms-
men were Jim Kelly, Caddo,
Tex; 1t. Robert Collins, Fort
Worth, Tex; w. H. Fincher Jr /.
Lexington; J. M. Tdwell.
Vlcksburg; Bill Slaughter,
jackson. Ushers were Mickey
Ross of Bryan, Tex, and Ken
Holmes County herald., 1960-02-04

was honored with a linen show.
err on Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. David Mitchell
with Mrs. Doty Porter as Co
hostess.
For the occasion Miss Hay
den chose a spring costume
dress of moss green linen with
which she wore natural colored
accessories.
When the guests assembled,
the hostesses presented the hon
Gree with a massive Valentine
box, decorated with hearts for
each the bride and the groom
with their names on each. The
box was filled to over flowing
with many lovely gifts of linen
prensented by the guests.
The Valentine motif for the
occasion was carried out in the
brides corsage presented by
the hostesses, and the salad
and dessert plates served to the
guests.
Out of town guests for the
party included Mrs. Robert
Hayden of Greenville, mother
of the bride, Mrs. A. H. Tue
ker of Panther Burn Plantation
the groom's mother and Mrs.
George B. Ramsey, Jr. of
Starksville, sister of the groom.
Other invited guests included
Miss Triana Wilson, Miss Lou
Use Hendricks, Mrs. Frank HUI
ghes, Mrs. Tom Riley, Mrs.
Fritz Frizell, Miss Barbara
Moore, Mrs. Mary Sue Nc
Ginni, Mrs. James Norris,
Mrs. Jean Mcclellan, Mrs.
Edith Aldridge, Mrs. Wilma Lip
sey, Mrs. Bernice Cleveland,
Mrs. Joy Brooks, Mrs. Kit
Povan, Mrs. Gayle Lewis, Mrs.
Kate Herring, Miss Necie Gwin,
Mrs. Juanita Watson, Mrs.
Nell Sullivan, Mrs. Sue Nc
Lellan, Mrs. Emily Lucas, Mrs.
Thelma Johnson and Mrs. 10
Upchurch.
Holmes County herald., 1960-02-04
Duggan of Houston, Tex.

Duggan of Houston, Tex.
A reception was held in the
.nch home of the brides aunt,
Mrs. Joe Wilson, for the familie
and close friends of the bride
and bridegroom. The brides
cake was topped with a mini
allure bridal couple fashioned
of spun sugar in Mexico. The
bridegroom's cake was heart
shaped.
For the wedding trip, Mrs.
Reid wore a copper-gold silk
suit with beige and brown ac-
cesSorieS and a white orchid.
After March l. they will be
at home at BOT Littlepage ST..
Fredericksburg, Va, where
Mr.. Reid will be a member of
the 18th Officer Candidate
Class in the United States
Marine Corps, Quantico, Va,
Holmes County herald., 1960-02-04
tephen Mills Reid Weds
Mss Jerry 10 Kelly In AIedo, Texas

Mrs. w. H. Fincher Jr., of
Lexington: Mrs. B. w. Moore
of Durant; Mrs. James Slaugh-
er and children of Jackson.
The Rev. Kenneth SisSill of
Kilmichael, Miss, performed
the double ring ceremony by
candlelight. The altar decor
alton was highlighted by a
large fan-shaped arrangement
of white chrysanthemumS and
gladiola thanked by pairs of
spiral candelabra with votive
lights.
Holmes County herald., 1960-02-04
LEXINGTON GARDEN CLUB
WILL MEET FEBRUARY O

The Lexington Garden Club
will have its regular monthly
meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 9,
at 2:3O at the City Hall.
In keeping with the years
theme of Natures Color and
Design, Mr.. Ed Sullivan, the
State Biologist from Grenada,
will be the guest speaker and
will show slides on birds.
Program chairman for this
meeting will be Mrs. r. M.
Gwin who will be assisted by
THE Young Sprouts"
Hostesses for February are
Mrs. Joe H. Moore, Mrs. T.
M. Williams, Mrs. M. E. Bla-
Ike, and Mrs. Minnie Diggs.
Mrs. Norquist, the club presi
dent, asked that members
please notice that the time for
the meeting has been changed
to 2:30 and urges that all men,
bers be present for this meet
ing.
Holmes County herald., 1960-02-04

John Weathersby of Ole Miss
spent the holidays between
semesters with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Weathershy.
He had as his guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cowboy Woodruff, also
students at the University.
Mrs. Dudley Burwen and
children of Indianola are spend
ing a week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Berman.
Miss Sibyl McRae has enrol
led at the University of Miss.
for the second semester.
Mrs. j. r. Jones and Miss
Berta Gadberry of Black Hawk
visited relatives and friends
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Mar
shall have moved from 116
Race Street to the house for
merly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Ware on Acona
Road.
Mrs. Flora Herman is on
the sick list, and her MANY
friends wish for her a quick
recovery.
MISS BARBARA HAYDEN
HONORED WITH PARTY
Miss Barbara Hayden, bride
elect OF Allan H. Tucker, Jr.
OF Starkville and Hollandale
Holmes County herald., 1960-02-04
MRS. HUGHES HOSTESS
TO FRIDAY CLUB

Hostess to the Friday after
noon bridge club was Mrs. FIR
ank Hughes.
High score was won by
Mrs. A. B. Holder, second high
Mrs. R. S. Henley, low score
went to Mrs. A. L. Gibson and
bingo to Mrs. Dan Mitchell
The hostess served assorted
nuts and CokeS during the
games and a salad course and
coffee later in the afternoon.
Holmes County herald., 1960-02-04

number of Mississippians
lded the wedding last Sum
in the First Baptist
oh of Aledo, Tex, when
hen Mills Reid of Lexing-
Mrs. Jack Reid of Lexing-
married Miss Jerry 10
y, daughter of Mr.. and
r. ]. Kelly of Aledo
.ey included, besides those
ne bridal party, the bride
ms parents, MIR. and Mrs.
/; his Mrs.
H. Fincher ST.; Mr.. and
Holmes County herald., 1960-02-04

The plantation home of Mrs.
j. D. Parrish at Acona was the
setting for the meeting of the
Tuesday afternoon bridge club.
Mrs. R. S. Henley and Mrs.
M. o. Stark played for the alb
sent members.
Mrs, Vernon King was win
ner of high score, Mrs. M. E.
Holloman second high and Mrs,
Bob Kuykendal received the
bingo prize.
The hostess served apple pie
a la-mode and coffee after the
bridge games.
Holmes County herald., 1960-02-04
PAMELA SUE +
BORN JANUARY 4

Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Autry
are the proud parents Of a
daughter born Jan. s at 1915
a. m. She weighed 6 lb. 1871
OF. and has been named Pam
ella Sue.
The young lady is welcomed
by one brother, Michael.
The grandparents are MIR.
Eugene Thomas of Happy
Camp, California and Mrs. c.
S. Autry Of West.