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Evening star., 1960-05-15
Notices

VOLUNTEERS WANTED to en-
tertain hospitalized veterans
and servicemen. Call HORACE,
RA. 1880.
HAVE RECORDS, will play for
school dances, sweet les; equip.
provided, free records. LENNY,
HE. 4-0989.
THE ORIGINAL. GALAXIES,
cool music that really rocks;
we are available as either a
band or a trio to suit your
dance or party. Call BLAINE
SMITH at Oliver 2-0720.
WHETHER IT'S A PROM or a
party, it will be a success with
the NOMADS, JU. 5-4252.
THERE WILL BE a jr. dog show,
May is, 1860, at Magruder
Park, Hyattsville. Md. Call
CIR. 4-6757 for information.
FOR THAT FINAL DANCE or
party, get the experienced and
reliable CHIRPS, OIL. 2-S035.
FOR A CARTFUb of fun, come
to the U. S. Y. hayride, spon-
Sored by Arl. U. S. Y. on May
30, 6:30-ll:30, 81 per person,
includes refreshments, camp
fire singing. For tickets, call
ELLEN, JA. 8-3l16.
ATTENTION, B-CC JUNIORS!
Vote Phil Craven, senior class
president.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

THE HI-FIs-Sparkling dance
music for all occasions. Call
Gregory Young, WO. 6-9438,
or Stan Pritchard, EN-. 3-l475.
VOTE FOR DAVE Alldredge for
president Of the Wheaton High
School Student Government
Association on May 16 and 20.
THE CORPSE COMBO makes no
false claims in its advertising.
If you want good band for
a substantial fee, glance a lit
tie farther down the page:
however, If you want an ex-
ceptional band charging less
than any comparable musical
package listed in this publica-
ton, stay right here. Since The
Corpse Combo has been in eX-
istence it has worked from pri-
vate parties to televisionl The
Corpse Combo has had over 50,-
900 auditors in less than IL
months. Therefore, il you want
your musicale to be a success,
whether it is a small gather
ing of friends or a school
dance, give The Corpse Combo
a ring. Call RANDY, WO.
6-4472.
HIRE THE BAND that plays
your favorite rock n roll songs
at low, low rates. THE
SOVEREIGNS. JIM, EN-, s.
5270.
FOR MUSIC on key, "The Mar
uuees:" reasonable rates. Call
GARY, SP. 3-0248.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Greetings


HAPPY BIRTHDAY PHYLLIS
WITH LOVE. SANDY, JIM,
MON AND DAD.
JOYCE WEXLER-Happy 10th
Birthday. Luck with your new
1860 Pontiac. Love, MOTHER,
FATHER and IRWIN.
HAPPY 21st ANNIVERSARY to
Mother and Dad on May Is.
Lots of love, JACKIE.
A VERY. VERY, Happy Birthday
Tommy, from sis" CAmD.
CONGRATULATIONS KAY, for
putting up with me for 8
months. Thanks and good
luck. Love, CHARLES H.
A LATE, but sincere wish for a
Happy Mothers Day to the
greatest Nom in the world.
Love always, HOWARD.
CONGRATULATIONS JOANIE
on your graduation. Good luck
in the future. Love, HOWARD.
REGULARS AND FRIENDS wish
the luckiest birthday to WASH
ington's leading DJ, Milt Grant
on Friday, 18th.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Marshall
Forsyth. Love, BETTY, AMY,
TESS and CLARETTE.
HAPPY 18th on the 18th to the
new Pfc. from pseudo WAC.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
BOAT, REASONABLE, beautiful

IOAT, REASONABLE, beautiful
Chris-Craft, % IT. of cleaning
mahogany and chrome, with a
25O-h.p heavy-duty Chris-Craft
marine motor, 2 windshields,
air horns, spotlights, riding
lights; trim. all chrome; kept
under cover on land where 1t
can be examined thoroughly.
This boat was built for COM
fort, safety and speed on the
rough waters. 1t is not a
dangerous toy boat. Pull as
many water skiers as you want
at one time. Must sell, owner
in ill health. Price, Sl,750, will
accept car or small boat, any
type. any shape, as part of
payment. Can be seen any
time. ANDERSON, 4313 New
ton st., Colmar Manor, Md,
near intersection of Annapolis
rd. and Bladensburg rd., Md,
FORD SO Phaeton 34-race '56
Olds eng; $7O0 invested; sell,
$3.50. OF. 4-8669 after l pm,
SPORTS KART, less than year
old, 2.25 hip, good condition,
must sell; 500. Call OIL. 4-4592.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Jobs Wanted


TEEN-AGER, white, male, soon
II, would like summer en-
ployment in any line, good,
reliable worker; can type, make
mechanical drawings. Call
after 3 pm, EN-. 2-6506.
MUSICIAN DESIRES steady
summer work with band; play
lead, rhythm guitar, piano,
bass and some sax; r. and r.,
pops, jazz; sing lead and back
ground vocals; 3Ia years exper.
with bands. CHIP, OIL. 2-S035.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
DEADLINE:
HIGH-COMPRESSION HEADS

HIGH-COMPRESSION HEADS
(V-8 Ford and Mercury, l949-
So, $35. OF. 4-7664.
VS. FLATHEAD Ford and Mer-
curry, l949-53), Givinoini cam
and kit; complete, $50. OF.
4-7664.
PANTHER RACER, 2-cycle Clin-
ton engine, 21a hip, brand
new, SIS. 10. 5-5094.
FORD 80; chopped. channeled,
rebuilt Chrysler V-8 engine
new brakes, tires, etc, $3.50.
OIL. 4-ll6l.
FOR SALE-Trumpet. $50; SIS,
fish tank, 10 gal, vib. pump,
SIS. light, stand, access, $l5. JE.
2-6834.
FORMALS, short, white net CD;
shocking pink chiffon (9-lO);
light blue silk organza C9)
like new; best offer for each.
HE. 4-9283.
PONTIAC '46; good engine, with
r. and h.; needs 3rd gear; $50
or offer. CLIFF, OF. 4-S972,
ROADSTER - Competition 81
Ford on 80 frame; roll bar,
ETC.: $3.50. EN-. 2-6393.
NERO. SO; stick shift, good con-
dition; match. uphol. KE.
8-5O73.
BICYCLE, boys 26-in., very good
condition, with basket and
shock absorber, 500; guinea
pigs, / male, 2 females, S.;
aquarium, gal, 14x712x9 y
inches. $3.50; aquarium heater,
25 watt. $3.50; both with food,
net, $3.50; hamster cage, $2.75;
bird cage, 50. Phone BARRY
SIDWELL at KE. 6-708l.
BALANCED CRANK and piston
assembly, complete (for Ford
or Mercury, 1949-53), $50. OF.
4-7664.
4-BARREL carb. manifold fiat
head, Ford and Mercury, $50.
Call OF. 4-7664.
c. w. CANTEENS, no straps or
cover. So; c. w. cap boxes,
excellent condition, $3.50; G. w.
primer boxes, excellent condi-
ton, $3.50; C. w. cannon, worn
$40, excellent condition; c. w.
cannon rammer, $40, excellent
condition: C. w. fuze igniter,
mint condition, Csc; c. w. tin
liners, mint condition, 81; G. w.
.58-cal. bayonet scabbards, mint
condition, So; c. w. cannon
bumpers, $3.50; c. w. pommel
bags, fair to good condition,
price, 81. Have lots of other
Civil War relics. Write me
your wants. My address is:
THE CIVIL WAR TRADER,
TIA Prosperity ave-, Fairfax, Va.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Miscellaneous
For Sale


JAHNS HIGH DOME pistons;
ss" dome, for Ford 292-cu. in.
engine; $40. Call JOHN, EN-.
2-4262.
Ali REAR END, all new parts;
SIS. Call JOHN, EN-. 2-4262.
GUITAR, Gibson, with case, De
Almond pickup, new fender
strings, excellent condition;
$40. Call JIM, Ell. 6-3898.
1913 STUDE for sale; best offer,
or will. sell for parts. Call
JIM after 6 pm, OIL. 6-340S.
4S NERO. BLOCK, 35I16 bore,
4" stroke, ported. relieved, big
valves, Jahns pistons, Grant
chrome rings, full Isky track
cam, Offenhauser Ill heads,
dual carb. manifold, beefed
truck clutch, much chrome,
never run; $165 cash! Call
BERT" KE. 8-6453.
FORD 81 PARTS for sale cheap;
starter, generator, rear end,
tenders, glass, etc. Call BUZ-
ZY, HA. 2-7399.
BOYS 26-in. English bicycle
for sale: excellent condition.
For information, call ia.
7-O389.
FOR 235-CU.-IN. Chev. "6", 2
carb. setup, complete, $25;
Mallory distributor less rotor,
SIS; '54 Chev. skirts, Al cond.,
IS. 10. 1909.
FORMALS, sizes 9-10, yellow
lace, green chiffon. JU. 5-5989.
1852 FORD pickup; hydraulic
brakes, not running; $225,
firm. Granite 4-925l.
HIKING BOOTS, insulated, size
9, excellent condition; cost
$l8, sell for SO. JU. 5-6827.
AUTOPULSE electric fuel pump;
6-volt, used about l hour; So.
Call OF. 4-7O55. >
BRIGGS g. STRATTON 4-cycle
11a-horsepower engine with
clutch; SO. Call OF. 4-7055.
BICYCLE, girls 26-in. Colum-
bia; good condition. CIR. 3-1461.
FORD '54-56 4-barrel man.; '54-
56-2-barrel carb. and man.: "a
l. and r. cyl. heads; $3.50 !.
and r. cyl. heads. Call JERRY,
CE. 8-5831.
TAPE RECORDERS, hi-fi COM
ponents, PA. rental, tape, l.
200 feet. $1.79. Call from IL
on; wkdays. after S pm. RAY
co SOUND, JU. 8-9255.
KENT cigarette packs with sill
yer foil out: will pay SC for
Is. l0c for 30, 25c for 65. Call
BARB, EN-. 2-1974.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Miscellaneous
Wanted

CRYSTALS-Freq., 370O to 1850
kc.. 7l5O to 1900 and 2l,100 to
2l,25O kc. Must be in good
condition. Call JOHN (K3-
KNF), OIL. 4-3548.
RIGHT FRT. FENDER, bumper
and gravel shield for '49 Plym.,
good cond., will pay reasonable
price. Call FA. 7-56l3.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

NOAAO.p pAGs AAE1. H-OO1As
COMPLETE MICROSCOPES KIT
with dissecting set, kit only
used once; price, $50. Call RA.
6-36O8, ask for ELLIS.
CLARINET, wood, Amer. Leader,
B fiat, with case, good condi-
ton; was $125, sell $40. Call
JOHN, OIL. 4-0795.
STUDEBAKER '48 tan coupe
very reasonable, SIS; also Mo-
torola console TV, SIS; portable
English motor scooter; new
Explorer Scout uniform, size
l8. CIR. 3-l589.
.22 RIFLE for sale or trade for
bike in good condition or power
mower. UN. 4-3452.
MOTORCYCLE 1857 Norton 600
twin: good tires, low mileage,
excellent condition; $525; 4O
Ford coupe, less engine, good
condition, no rust or dents
primed ready for paint, SIPS;
'48 Mere. block; rods, piSrons
Isky ground cam, bored to
35/16, $65. Call WARREN,
OIL. 2-8677.
40 FORD COUPE; '54 Olds eng,
2l4 dropped axle, 25-tooth
Lincoln gears, Ali rear, green
lacquer, matched rolled and
pleated int, new Wv. $40
front, 800 rear, spun discs, r,
and h.; best offer or trade,
will take reasonable payments,
Also '48 Mercury coupe; best
offer. JU. 5-3945.
FORMALS for sale; 2 floor
length, short, sizes 10 and
IL. Call JE. 4-4678.
TAPE RECORDERS - Keystone
3-speaker, magazine load, SIS,
and RCA, $65; 6 train sets: 3
Lionel OPT and 3 Amer. Flyers,
$500 value for 500; intercom,
2-station Sylvania and radio
S35; Cadillacs, 4-door, 81 mod
ell, 1854, like new, $l,195; 1852,
good cond., 1895: lot 50x10O.
Drum Bay, Hague, Va, 1895;
18-h.p. outboard, $50. JA
2-8425.
'49 FORD conv.; handsome, well
kept, private car, harvest gold,
leather and naugahyde uphol-
Stery, a rare speciman; $265.
BY appointment, ia. 7-7946.
BICYCLE, girls 26-inch, coaster
brake, fine cond.; $50. JE.
2-5090.
RECORD PLAYERS Portable
33ls or As rpm; IS. KE.
8-5475. North Arlington.
DODGE 1949 2-dr. sedan; r. and
h., new seat covers, good paint,
fair tires. Also 1886 Olds; per-
feet for restoring; $4,000 orig.
miles; interior perfect; good
tires; needs grill and SIT body
work; runs real good. $l35 ca,
firm. Mon. through Fri. call
JOE WALLACE, OK. 7-3203,
1105 S. goth ST., Arl. 2, Va.
Bsmt. apt. No phone at home.
U. S. MINT STAMPS, v. F.
Exhibition sheets: 730, $2.45;
731, S2.85; 735, $3.50; 750, $4.25;
751, $1.5O; 778, 55c; 797, 22c;
948, 26c. Sets: 740-49, $1.95;
1866, $2.20; 909-21, 81; C7-9,
81; C34-36, 60c. Plate blocks Of
4: Roosevelt Memorial 930-33,
$1.10; Lindbergh clio, $3.50;
China Clipper C2O, $2.75. Mini
mum, 81. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. CHARLES SHUTTLE,
Jr., CLOS N. 28th St, Arl. 7, Va.
Cadillac side shift, with
clutch: best offer. Also '48 Ford
radio, two Is" Plymouth hubs,
IS. BOB, JU. 9-9392; BILL,
JU. 9-8783.
SOUP YOUR STUDE. CV-8 ST.
'50-Edmunds alum. manifold,
Stromberg quad. carburetor,
chrome air cleaner. Ready for
car, including new gaskets and
linkage. Cost over $120, sell for
$50. South 8-7345.
MAD" COLLECTORS, No. 81,
80, 4l-48, 50-56, Csc each. Worst
from Mad No. /, 2. Trash from,
Mad No. 2. soc each Call
Evening star., 1960-05-15


DONALD, HE. 4-931l.
LUMBER-4O 2x4s o #. long and
Is 2x6s is #. long: SIS. RE.
5-5973. Ask for MICHAEL.
PIANO Electronic portable
Wurlitzer, for use with ampli-
f1ers and tape recording. EN-
pire 5-2781.
TRANS. (2), for Ford-Merc.; re-
built Chev. trans, SIS; Chev.
engine, $25. 10. 2-1938.
ELECTRIC GUITAR - Supro
solid body with two pickups;
4 controls; must sell, going
away to school: $50 or best
offer. DU. 5-7879.
TREMOLO UNIT with speed and
intensity controls, SIS; volume
foot pedal, SO, both by De
Armond; also Gin. splash
Zildjian cyrnbol. $5. DU. 5-7879.
GO-KART, David Bradley. A.
cycle, 2H h.p., A mos. old; best
offer; bet. 10 and 6 Sun, MRS.
BROWN, LU. 1-2615.
FM TUNER, Meissener 8-tube
I'm tuner, in perfect condition;
$50. Call BOB, Emerson 2-0420,
after 10 am. Sunday.
MERCURY 1948 club coupe, SIS.
Call STEVE, HE. 9-06l4 after
6, weekdays.
BUICK ENGINE SIS; all new
bearings, never been run, bal
anced, Johns pistons, Giovan-
noni cam, Wieand 3-carb mani
fold, 3 Stromberg CTS, Schafer
aluminium fiywheel, adapter for
late model Ford trans, solid
lifters, adjustable rocker arms.
Total value, $779.50; your cost,
$3.50. Call JOHN, EN-. 2-4262.
PINK BALLERINA length for
NAL I'D; lace over taffeta;
was $40, now $40. MARY LOU,
RE. 5-5460 aft. 5.
RABBITS, SIPS to SITS; all
kinds, every age. Call LO.
7-4259 any time or drop by 531l
Wheeler rd.-I'm always here.
FORD, 332-cu.-f overhead V-8:
completely rebuilt; will trade
for outboard motor or sell out
right. Call OIL. 6-56l5.
TRUMPET PLAYERS: 2 Rudy
Muck mouthpieces for high
note dexterity, the TIC and
the 19C. Also a Bach 17C1.
All in perfect condition. Your
choice, S4 each. DU. 5-7879.
80 LINCOLN Zephyr trans, first
rebuilt with new gears, all
parts new; first reasonable Of
fer takes. Call FRANK, RE.
6-5518.
CHEW. 265 and 283 4-twos setup;
Weiand staggered manifold,
Eelco prog. linkage, Strom.
GAS, fuel block, hose, clamps,
fittings, velocity stacks, every
thing new; $120 or make offer.
LO. 7-5O75.
BAR BELLS, 160 lbs; like new.
$50 or best offer. RE. 5-5460.
Apt. 5.
RCA VICTOR STEREO PHONO.
"A speeds, 4 speakers, portable,
2 diamond needles. Cost 500,
sell $65. TOOTIE, LU. 3-1608.
GAS MODEL AIRPLANE-Ster-
ling F-51 Mustang, powered
with Fox 20. Veco stunt tank,
Veco wheels, silk covered. En-
gine, plane and equipment
practically new. Ideal for stunt
and combat; ready to fly. Priced
for quick sale. Call BILL TW.
Bits.
POWER MOWER, 22-inch. Ex-
cello, Briggs g. Stratton engine.
Lawn mower, good condition.
OIL. 4-7680.
AMERICAN FLYER freight train
and table, latest accessories;
$75 or pieces sold separately.
JE. 3-8765.
GUITAR, curve top, unamplified
steel strings. Will sell for rea-
Sonable price. Call LO. 5-3l78.
TWO PARAKEETS, male, fe-
male, two cages, one brand
new and nesting box; food
and extra equipment free on
purchase; $12. Call Oliver A.
3217.
MEpCIrRY SKIRTS 1857. 1851
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Help Wanted


WANTED - Experienced bass
player. Call SCOTT, VIII. g.
2345.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD
DEADLINE:
Wednesday PM for Sunday following
Ads received late will appear week later
RATES:
lines Csc 1Oc each additional line. You can figure
the cost yourself Allow average words per line
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Logan in Tchula Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ruth Roach attended
the funeral services of Mr.. Tom
Jordan in Grenada Thursday.
College students from Ole
Miss spending the weekend
with their parents were Miss
Pattie Povall, Miss Beth Beall,
Billy Ellis and AL Povall.
Rev. and Mrs. Friedrich C.
Fowler were recent guests of
relatives in Atlanta.
The Thursday night bridge
club was entertained by Mrs.
p. P. Lindholm with Mrs. w.
o Thompson playing for the
absent member.
Mrs. j. M. McRae spent the
weekend with her daughter,
Miss McRae at Ole Miss.
Mrs. Frank Jackson and son
of Starkville are spending this
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Barrett.
Henry Erwin Hooke of Utica
grandson of Mrs. C. O. Povall,
was inflated into the S. A. e.
Fraternity at Ole Miss this past
! week.
The Friday afternoon bridge
club held its weekly meeting in
the home of Mrs. Dick Barrett
Mrs. Edith Everett left fol
Indianola Sunday after an ex-
tended visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, S. E. Henry.
Mrs. w. A, Ramsey, Mrs
Tom Riley and son Mark anC
MIS-. IoIn Shepherd spent Thur.
sday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ton
Len1aSter in BateSville.
Mrs. Kenner Ellis of Green.
vile was a recent guest ir
the home of her mother, Mrs
.. d. Hooker.
Mrs. Jack Dante of Dumas
Ark, arrived Sunday for a Wis.
it with her mother, Mrs. Flora
Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pickens
Of Memphis were guests o.
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Myron Dillon the pas
week.
Mrs. M. O. Stark e~ntertainef
the members of her bridge cluI
and three guests, Mrs. A. L
Gibson, Mrs. Jimmie East AM
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

Mrs. David Mitchell on We'd

Mrs. David Mitchell on We'd
neSday.
Mrs. Roy Doak of Grenada
spent from Friday through Sun
day with her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. FL
liSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Paris
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Berman
attended the National American
Wholesale Convention in Chic
ago from Friday through Thurs
day.
Ed Thurmond of Miss. State
University spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w E. Thurmond.
Mrs. Norman Weathersby
was hostess to the Wednesday
bridge club with Mrs. G.. D.
Russell and Mrs. Fred Dunn
playing for the absent members.
Among visitors in Jackson
Tuesday were the Rev. and
.,lrs. P. D. Bragg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Shepherd
were luncheon guests of Mrs.
| Frances Kern at AlliSon'S Sum
day. Mrs. Kern remained to
attend the Hooked Classes and
will return Thursday.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. H Beall were Mrs.
j. T. Cafferty and Miss
Martha Blanche McCafferty of
Kosciusko.
Jackson visitors Thursday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Yates
md Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Rich
ardson.
Friends will be glad to know
| that Dr.. P. B.. Brumby is re-
covering rapidly after having
undergone surgery at ST. Do
minicks Hospital in jackson.
Mrs. G.. d Russell spent
he weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. w. j. Quinn in Tunica.
Mr.. Jack Trippe has retur-
ned from Gary, Indiana where
he visited his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin White
attended Parents Day at Bel
haven College in Jackson Sat
urday.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Fowler
attended an all day Youth Con.
vention at Greenville Saturday
Mrs. Calvin O'Reilly visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17
BROOKS YATES o
WITH BIRTHDAY

Master Brooks Yates was
honored with a party at the
v. F. w. Hut Friday afternoon
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Yates, celebrating his
fourth birthday.
Bright colored balloons decor
ated the room where twenty
four guests enjoyed an after
noon of games and fun.
A birthday cake topped with a
cowboy delighted the young
people. Each received "a yo-yo
and candy as souvenirs of the
party.
Refreshments consisting on
ice cream, cake and orange
ade were served by the hos
tess.
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to take this means
TO express my thanks to my
many, many friends and rela-
dves for the calls, cards, and
flowers during my recent ill
ness in the hospital.
Also | want to thank DR.. Bru-
mby and the nurses at the Lex
lngton Hospital for their many
services that they performed
for me
May Gods richest blessings
be with you all.
Homer E. ChiSolm
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17
Card of
Thanks
CARD OF THANKS


We would like to say Thank
You to everyone who has been
concerned about Paul Drew sin
&c his accident. Especially are
we thankful to Mrs. DR.. Mitch
Ell. Cary Harland, Mr.. Wayne
Williams and everyone else
whose quick thinking saved
our Paul Drew.
May the love of Christ watch
over each of you as it does
Paul Drew.
Olive D. Cade, Edna Annelle
Cade, Hunt Cade, Mrs. Nellie
Downs.
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17
~FORGET-ME-NOT CLUB MET
WITH MRS. WALTON

Mrs. j. H. Walton was hos
tess to the Forget-Me-Not Club
Thursday afternoon with eleven
members and three guests pre-
sent. Enjoying this occasion
were Mrs. Howard Terry, Mrs.
Matt O'Reilly and Mrs. Lutte
Ellison.
Following a short business
session, presided over by Mrs.
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

AVAILABLE AT ONCE Raw
leigh business in N Holmes
County. Good opportunity.
Trade well established. Ex-
perience helpful but not nee
essary. See Mrs. w. P. Wal
drop, Lexington, or write at
tnce. Rawleigh's Dept. MSB-
362-102, Memphis, Tenn.
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

MOORE'S RADIO & TV SER
VICL: For the Best Radio and
Television service in this area,
let a man with 30 years ex-
perience do the job. Service
calls anywhere. Reasonable
price. Record players repaired,
4ntennaS installed. Located on
Carrollton Ave. on Lexington
Acona road in former Lehman
Grocery Store. Business phone
755, residence 417-J-1. 12tfnp
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

BARNETT BARGAIN CEN
ter. New used and Salvaged
furniture and appliances.
New and used Pianos. 100
per cent piano tuning. Phone
1888, Kosciusko. 52tf
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17
For Sale

FOR SALE: One International
NJ Tractor, rubber good: Set
2 row cultivators; DISK Killers;
One John Deere Disk; one In
tcrnational Disk; One two wheel
coat traitor; One International
F-20 Tractor; 2 row cultivator
nd 2 row busters. All equip
-lent in good shape. Call w.
2. Darnen at 2081, Tchula,
Miss. Tiff
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17
Lexington Social Notes
Mrs. w. L. Hooker, Phone 614, Lexington

Walter Moore, president, a st.
Patricks' day contest was en-
gagged in.
A delicious party plate and
hot tea were served by the
hostess.
The April meeting will be
held in the home of Mrs. w.
H. Scott.
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17
Found

FOUND - l found something,
and / will return it through
this ad. 49tlp
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

SANS TRIM SHOP = On West
Jefferson. Specializing in auto
seat covers and upholstering,
mattress renovating. Box 335
or call 1885, Kosciusko.
OFF
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

John K. Majors has been
selected for membership in the
Georgia Tech Chapter of Phi
Eta Sigma, freshman Scholas-
tic honorary society. Out of the
1000 members of the freshman
class, thirty-nine met the mem
berShip requirements of Phi
Eta Sigma. Two other Miss.
boys who met the requirements
were Johnny McMillin of Lou
isville and Billy Miller of Pro
vine in Jackson.
The Holmes County A. c.. S.
Volunteers have been extended
an invitation to attend the kick
off Crusade for Miss. at the
Victory Room at the Heidelberg
Hotel in Jackson, March 81.
The guest speaker will be DR..
Warren H. Cole, president of
the American Cancer Society
and past president of the Amer
lean College of Surgeons.
Mrs l.. B. Gilliland and
Mrs. Roy Doak of Grenada
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

FOR SALE: Assorted sizes of
sliding glass windows ideal
for sliding windows : frames
in excellent shape : for fur
Their Information call Tchula
all or 2271. 8-3t-c
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

LOST - Have you lost a OBJ
ject, animal, etc. This space
crvers Holmes County. 49tlp
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

FOR SALE: Yellow Hastings
seed corn, "a percent ger
mination, first year from Has
tings, $500 per bushel f. o. b.
j, w. Tinnin, Jr., Rt. 2,
Yazoo City, Miss, Phone 652-
J-3. 6,3tc
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

FOR SALE: One Philco TV set;
One 8 Gu. #. GE Refrigera-
tor; one Apt. size gas range;
One suit of bedroom furniture;
20 gal. gas hot water tank.
Priced to sell Call Tchula
ALL or 2271. 8-3t-c
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17

RENT This valuable
space can advertise your
rental units or real estate,
49tlp
Holmes County herald., 1960-03-17
Wanted

WANTED: Good Used Furni-
ture. We pay cash. GAS TRAD
ING co. Phone III, Lexington.
3-9tc
Evening star., 1960-10-06

told the District Court jury he
would present evidence to prove
the shooting was an accident.
Mr.. Harris said evidence will
show that one Of the defend
ants, Eddie M. Harrison, 10, OF
the 1900 block of Fourth street
NV, had gone to Browns
home in the 100 block of
Fourth street NV. to borrow
money. He said Harrison sought
to obtain a loan on the gun he
took with him.
The first defense witness,
Samuel Porter. jr., of the 500
block of Franklin street NE,
testified he saw Harrison at
Browns home last February.
At that time, he said, he saw
Harrison turn over a gun to
Brown and receive something
in exchange for it.
Besides Harrison. the other
defendants are Joseph r.
Sampson, %, of the 1900 block
of Fourth street NV. and Or
son G. White, 20, Of the 1900
block Of Massachusetts, avenue
Sc.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
THE EVENING STAR
General News
Jews Open Observance
Of Sukkos at Sundown
WusHIn9foh, q. Z.
Thursday, October 6, 1860

divine providence and the
period was designated as a time
of thanksgiving to God. Later
it became a time of gratitude
for the autumn harvest and is
referred to in the Biblical Book
of Exodus as the Festival of
Ingathering."
Sukkos is observed by special
prayer services in the home,
Synagogues and religious
schools. Sermons. liturgy ard
music express the theme of
gratitude.
Booths containing the fruits
and greenery of the fall sea-