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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-09
Some People Haze All The Luck

AMELIA, Dec. 8 Hunters
around the county are spending
hours looking for deer, but one
man in the county was minding
his own business when one fell
Oh top of him.
J. F.. Bell Of the northwestern
part Of the county. was riding
route G8l last week when an
eight point deer. jumping from
the slope above has pick up
truck landed on the hood Of the
truck with hoof through the
windshield Is was thought the
deer broke his neck in the fall
a. he was dead when Mi. Bell
got his truck stopped.
We couldn't get in touch with
Mr.. Bell as he has no phone and
lives quite distance from
Amelia. but we hear he had al
ready killed a six point deer the
early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Warriner
who recently sold their place in
Amelia county and moved to New
Kent county were in Amelia last
Wednesday with their daughter
and granddaughter. to spend the
day
Mrs. Mac Lindsay and twin
daughters. Of Arlington. were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hillsman last Sunday. Mrs. j.
E. Millsman. Mrs. Lindsay's
and Mr.. Hillmans mother, join
ed them for dinner.
Mrs. T. P. Calbreath returned
to her home here last Monday
after spending Thanksgiving with
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-09

Mrs. L. G. French in Roanoke
She and Mrs. French then spent
a few days in Rocky Mount, N.
c., visiting friends before return
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard More
cock. Of Bristol. were the week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Stark Jr.
Mrs. William B jefferson re-
turned on Monday after five
day visit with Mrs. Walter
Barbee in Seaboard. N. c. Mrs.
Barbee held a reunion of some
Of her former classmates al
Southern College. which used to
be in Petersburg.
Mrs. R. D. White and her
niece, Mrs. Alton Perdue were
in Richmond last Wednesday
for the day.
Mrs. W. G. Grigg, who has
been spending some time with
her son. W. G. Grigg Jr., and
his family in Norfolk. returned
to Amelia on Sunday.
Earl BOozer and his daughter
Zebra, Matored to Bridgeport
Connecticut. over the holiday to
visit his sister. Mrs. Norbert G
Smith, and Mr.. Smith.
Mrs. S. v. Wheeler has re-
turned home after a visit al
Church Road with her sister-in-
law. Mrs. w. c. Mayes. She
accompanied Mrs. James W.
Royal to Richmond for the day
on Monday.
In Charlottesville for the week
end were Mrs. E. H. Burke, hel
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-09
Memorial Windows To Be Dedicated
BurkeuiUe Gets Another Fire Truck

BURKEVILLE, Dec. 8 : Six
members of the town council.
the Mayor, Mrs. l.. S. Hillsman.
and Secretary and Treasurer,
Miss Emmie Walton met on
Monday for the regular monthly
council meeting.
The regular routine of bust
ness was conducted and Willard
Pace. fire chief was present tc
represent the fire department
Citizens of the community will
be pleased to know that the fire
department has purchased an
other truck which can be used
for fighting brus h fires and
such, and the regular equipped
engine can remain in town fn
emergencies.
Mrs Taylor jenkins and Anne
Taylor spent several days last
week in Richmond with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Bryant.
Cues of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Harris for the week end
was his niece. Miss Poindexter,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-09

Of RPI, Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Walrod
spent Sunday in Richmond with
Miss Helen Leath.
Morgan Turner is spending
several days in Newport Nows
with his sister, Mrs. Basil Hor-
ner, and his mother, Mrs. Tur-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Robinson,
Of Richmond spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Newman
and family, of Richmond. Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Fowlkes over the week end.
Little Ricky and Tommy
Orange are out again after be-
ing confined to their home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nuble Barton
and children spent Sunday with
Mrs. Barton's mother, Mrs. Flo
renee Bonn, of Richmond.
Miss Nancy Leas. of Farm
vile, spent the week end in the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-09

daughter, Mrs Eugenia Lee. and
Johnnie Lee. They were guests
of Burke's sister-in-law- Miss
Belle Burke.
Miss Lawrence Baugham and
Miss Betty Jackson were in Rich
Square. N. c.. Saturday night
to have supper with Miss Grace
lanberton there.
Mr. ana Mrs. Ralph II. Mum
den are receiving congratulate
ions on the birth Of d daughter
Carol Rebecca. on November 81.
at Southside Hospital. Farmville
She weighed 3 pounds She came
home with her parents on Sunday
GARDEN CLUB SUPPER
The Village Garden Club mem
bers held their annual supper at
Cedar Brook Restaurant, Farm
vile. on Saturday night. Seven
couples were on hand for the
steak dinner.
Edward TONNES, who has been
patient at Grace Hospital. Rich
mond, has returned home and
IS getting along nicely. according
to reports.
W. f. (Popeyel Wilkinson is
recovering at his home after a
heart attack last week. We arc
glad to hear he is better.
Captain and Mrs. George
Mason and infant daughter
Gigie, left on Tuesday after a
visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Mason. They spent
the night in Ashland with his
grandmother, Mrs. Walter Wash
abaugh, and his aunt, Mrs. A
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-09
Southside Gets
S216.93O In Taxes
From VepcO

c. A. Smith, Southside District
Manager of the Virginia Electric
and Power Company. has pre-
scented real estate and personal
property tax checks totaling
S2l6 $50 to county and City treas
ulers in Vepcos SouthsGde Dis
trict.
The largest check OF $40 1872
Went to Meck1enburg County
Treasurer. Otis B. crowd E /.
Other counties receiving checks
included. H a flax. $50, 34433 :
Campbell. s23 .458; Prince Ed
ward, S22.833; Greensville. $l6,-
22l; Charlotte, sl2,1So; Cuumber-
land. S12 .074; Brunswick. Sill, l3l;
Pittsylvania, $l0.3l6: NottoWay,
$9,6l1: Lunenburg. S7.06l: Apo
mattoX. S4,472: Amelia, S3.693:
and Bedford. $l,963. The Chy of
South Boston received a check
for $50. 292.
Vepco's total real estate and
personal property tax bill for all
cities and counties in Virginia in
which the company operates to-
tails s. 400. 900 for 1860 as com
pared to 81 ,90O.O 900 in 1859.
In addition. Vepco also paid
state taxes of $5.Ol3,3 1856 earlier
in the year. Vepco is the states
largest corporate taxpayer. Fed
eral. state and local taxes over
the entire Vepco system amount
ed to over S35. 500, 900 last year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-09
Memorial Windows To BE Dedicated
Building Program Completed At
Salem Methodist Church In Rice

RICE Dec. An extensive
building nnpro@ eineAt program
al Salem Methodist Church here
has beea COMPLETED coHt II tAe
project itls aiouAd si4 OOn
A new educational plant pro.
vides SIX classrooms and . lcere-
ational area The interior Of the
sanctuary was renovated and ie-
decorated. The exterior OF the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-09

existing structure was repaired
and gwen q fresh coat Of paint.
TMo memorial windows We're
l4stalled They VIII be dedicated
"A special service Sunday. De
celpber II. at II q N. One OF The
windows is il memory OF W
Douglas Mason and the other in
memory Of Homer H. Yeats and
his son. Roy.
Salem Church was built in 1884.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-09

Today it has fewer than 100 mem
bers The Rev. Paul r. Gillian.
ot Burkevllle. is pastor OF the
church
In addition 10 the church prop
erty Improvement. members Of
the congregation also shared in
the building of the parsonage for
The Burkeville Charge. The par
sonage cost $4,000.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-09

Chambers Ray il. going from
there to Mrs. Mason'S family
home in Springfield
Mrs. c. Garland Hutcheson left
on Friday for Billerica. Mass
for a visit with her father. Col
onel Charles A Ranlett
Among the residents Of the
county who visited the Christmas
flower show al the Carlton in
Richmond put on by the combine,
Richmond Garden Clubs were
Mesdames Irving Morris. Car
land Morris and daughter. Carol
z. H. Burke. Eugenia Lee
Johnnie Lee. H. S. and II. w
Emerson, Lewis Daven port.
James Courier. Alexander Jones.
Miss Florence Clark and Mis-,
Mary Sheppard.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-09
Fork Of Willis

Dec. 8 - Miss Bessie Anderson.
OF Richmond. was a week end
guest of Mrs. w. C. F'lippen. She
visited in the H. E. Cooke home
Sunday.
Mn. and Mrs. Fl. E. Cooke and
Mrs. Tucker Harrison attended
the funeral Monday in Gambler
Lard for Charlie Lane
The infant son Of Mr. and MI.
Frank Baber Jr, died Sunday
norA.ng III 4 Richmond hospital.
Mi and Mrs. Willie Duncan
and Terry visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Tomlnie Huddleston near tarln-
Vile Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. P. l.. Duncan. Jr.. was i'll
Richmond Monday.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
West Bank
Broken Into
But No Loss

Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation agents were continuing
their efforts Wednesday to I'M
cover Information concerning
culprits who broke into the
Holmes County Bank Of West
Sunday night.
Although no money was OBJ
tanned and damage was lack
ing the agents arrived early
this week seeking clues as to
the identity of the apparent
Would-be robbers.
The intruders LOOKED
through the desks in the office
after apparently using a crow
bar to prize open the door, but
nothing Of value was taken"
according to w. L. Ellis, Jr. Of
Lexington.
Holmes County Sheriff, Mrs.
Andrew P. Smith called upon
the FBI for assistance shortly
after the crime was committed.
1t was not known how long
the federal agent would con-
tinue their Investigation.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Holmes Native
Dies On Ship

Quentin R. Watson, Mer-
chant Seaman, Of Moss Point
formerly Of Tchula, died of
a heart attack on Nov. II, a.
board the USNS Saugatuck
off Hawaii. The 37-year-old
seaman was buried at sea.
A native Of Tchula, he
moved to Moss Point about a
year ago.
Survivors are his widow,
Mrs. Pauline Mclean Wat
son, a son Bryan Quentin
Watson, two step-daughters,
Miss Revalyn BureIl and Miss
Gwindolyn Burell all OF
Moss Point; six sisters, Mrs.
Nell Grey, Mrs. Florence Guy
of Tchula; Mrs. Jeff Beall,
Pinevilla, La; Mrs. Frances
Guillory and Mrs. Earl De-
Sale, Alexandria, La; and
Mrs. Earl Gresham, San
B%ernadino, California.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

EDITORS NOTE-a com
pIete summary of the activi-
ties i'm which the outstanding
All Club members have par
ticipated and their pictures
will be featured on a special
page honOring their accom-
plishm ents in next weeks
HeraId.)
Holmes County All mem
bers who have excelled in
their work will be honored
with an Achievement Day
banquet Friday night at 7:30
O'Clock in the Lexington
grammar school cafeteria.
Those to be recognized in
clude Is boys and II girls
who have turned in outstand-
ing performances in Club
activities through the year.
This year marks the first
time that such a program has
been held for the Holmes
County Alters, but is expect
ed to become an annual event.
Among the boys who will at
tend are Carey Cannon of
Coxburg, John Maxwell of
Pickens, Walter Sullivan, Jr.,
of Lexington, Sterling CraW-
ford, Jr., of Pickens, Tommy
Slack, Jr., of Lexington, Wal
ter Farmer of Lexington. Bob
by Wilson of Goodman, John
Kimbrough of Lexington, Bob
by Lee Bentley of Tchula,
Sam Hutton, Jr., of Tchula,
Myron Dillon of Lexington,
J. r. Killebrew of Cruger, O.
A. Cleveland, Jr., of Lexing-
ton, Marshall Bennett, Jr.,
of Tchula, and Tommy Mont
gomery of Pickens.
The girls who will be hon.
ored for their performances
are Marlin Ables of Good
man, Patty Branch of Good
man, Patricia Chisolm- of Cox
burg, Sylvia Chisolm of Cox
burg, Sylvia Cannon of Cox
burg, Janis Floyd of Good
man, Peggy Luby Of Cox
burg, Linda Patton of Lex
ington, Donna Pierce of Cox
burg, and Shirley Shelton OF
Tchula.
Mrs. Harold Brock OF Du-
rant and Mrs. Doyle Rogers
of Coxburg will receive a
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Duront Annoy To
Hold Official
Opening Dec. II

Durant'S beautiful new ar
mory building will be officially
opened on Saturday, Deem
Der IL with activities to be-
gin at 400 pm.
Expected as special guests
for this occasion are Senator
John c. Stennis and General
w. P. Wilson.
A Christmas tree and all
festive decorations will adorn
the new building, located at
the intersection of Highways
1851. The building houses
Battery B, 3rd Rocket .HoWit-
ger Division of Mississippi
National Guard.
Concluding the days fes-
tivities will be a dance begin
A 500 gift certificate from
by the Battery.
The public is invitdd.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
7urnnf Church
= Awarded M
Ninhf Banner

Eastside Baptist Mission of
Durant was awarded the ban
ner for attendance at the an
nual Mobilization Night pro-
gram held at the First Bap-
fist Church of Durant Mon
day night. Second place went
to Oak Grove and third to
Harland's Creek. First place
winner had 154 per cent at
tendance, second LAB per cent
and third, 10 per cent.
Inspirational messages were
brought by DR.. Gray Allison
and Frank Topper with APP
propriate programs for all
age groups.
A total of 686 attended the
meeting.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Local PreSbyterians dis
agreed this week with the
Moderator of the General AS
sembly of the Southern Pres
byterian Church on his recent
ly declared stand in regard
to indignation in the public
schools.
DR.. Marion A.. Boogs,
Moderator of the General As
sembly, issued a statement
last Friday in New Orleans
to the effect that the Southern
Presbyterian Church favored
racial indignation in the pub
lie schools and, that the plan
for private schools to avoid
indignation would be a failure
The Session of the First
Presbyterian Church in Lex
ington passed a resolution
Sunday, however, extending
"our sympathy and support
to the people of New Orleans
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Catch Pair
In Grave
Vandalism

At least some of the cul-
prits who were responsible for
widespread vandalism in Hol-
mes County this weekend
were in custody late Wednes-
day afternoon, according to
Mrs. Andrew P. Smith, sher-
iff.
Auburton Swinney, 20, of
Lexington made an oral con-
fession early this week to
being involved in malicious
destruction of property at the
Odd Fellows Cemetery in Lex
ington, but declined to impli-
cate other local youths in the
activities.
%Swinney's cousin, Thomas
Powell of Memphis admitted
Tuesday that he had been an
accomplice after being nab
bed by Memphis police who
turned him over to officials
Of the local sheriff's office.
Several youths who had
been with Powell and Swinney
before the incident occurred
were questioned. Apparently,
the group had disbanded be-
fore the serious damage was
done, however.
1t has been speculated that
other local youths were ac-
tually involved in the escapade
during which more than $50
stones and markers had been
destroyed; but officials report
ed that an Investigation had
failed to verify such rumors.
In addition, the pair who
confessed admitted shooting
out street lights with beebee
Continued on page FOUR
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Local P~resbyterians
Declare Principles

in their effort to preserve the
separation of the races in
their public schools"
The resolution pointed out
that the General Assembly
has mo power to bind the
conscience of the individual
Churches or any of their mem
bers."
There are scores of Sou
thern Presbyterian Churches
who believe that the separa-
ton of the races is not I'M
Christian, but on the contrary
promotes peace and good will
between the races" the reso-
luton continued.
The resolution adopted at
meeting of the Session was
signed by Rev. Friedrich Fow-
Ter, III, DR.. P. B. Brumby, o.
l.. Ellison, ]. M. Kimbrough,
G.. H. Love, H. P. Watson, Sr.,
Edwin White and Jack Yates.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Worren Addresses
Rotory Meeting

Jack Warren public re-
lations director for the State
Game ana Fish Commission,
was guest speaker at the Lex.
ington Rotary Club Tuesday.
Warren discussed the func.
tons of the organization and
pointed out many of the
worthwhile projects which 1t
performs.
In closing, he urged the
Rotarians to consider helping
establish a junior hunting club
in the Holmes County area
so as to properly train the
youths in this respect.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
rickens Contest
Rules Listed

The Christmas Lighting Con-
test in Pickens will be held a.
gain this year with lights to
be turned on during the hours
of $50 and 900 p. m. Deem
Der 10 through December 25th.
Sponsors of this event are the
AS You Like 1t Club, Garden
Club, Home Demonstration
Club, and Heritage Club.
There are three divisions as
follows: overall effect, door
way, and inside tree as seen
from the outside.
A prize will be awarded for
the first place winner in the
overall effect for both white
and colored residents. Ribbons
will be awarded all other win
ners including business firms.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Boin Named
Manager OF
Holmes Coop

H. H. Balm was named mana
ger of the Holmes County
Cooperative in Lexington on
December LIST.
Mr.. Balm, highly qualified in
the field of farm administra-
ton, comes from Kosciusko
where he was employed by
the Attala County Cooperative
for the past nine years. He is
married to the former Miss
Louise Adams who is a regis
tered nurse. They have a fiji
teen-year-old daughter, Mary
Frances.
The Balm family are Metho-
dist and plan to move to Lex
ington in the near future.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Winners Told In
Lighting Contest

The beautiful silver, gold
and black front of the Holmes
County Bank was selected as
first place winner in the bust
ness firm lighting contest on
December LIST. Second place
winner was Moses Ford Com
pany with a life size Nativity
scene and third place winner
was the Riley Furniture Store
window, using a beautiful bed
room scene.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
FOX TRIALS
DRAW 800
TODURANT
TO Award Trophies
On Friday Night

A record number of hounds
and their owners were on
hand in Durant this week for
the United States Open Field
Trials. More than 300 hunters
and 1876 hounds were partici-
pating.
Activities began Monday
night with a banqu e t
in the Hotel Duran t
which is headquarters for the
event and will run through
Friday night when perma-
nent trophies will be award
ed to the top ten winners and
ribbons will be presented to
all hounds who finished the
grueling four-day hunt.
GuiOn Welcomes
Julius Guion, Durant grocer
and member of the city'S
Board of Aldermen, welcomed
the foxhunters to Durant for
the second straight year and
emphasized that the "city
was at their service at all
times"
Meantime, the foXhunters
from. IA states were putting
the hounds throughout their
PAGES. The old Negro school
house south Of Durant is
housing the hounds just as
it did a year ago.
New Officers
Elected officers for the
coming year at the opening
night banquet were H. B.
Wonkle of Bowling Green,
Mo-, president; L. O. Parker
of Salisbury, N. c., and i'm
mediate past president, first
vice-president; Alonzo Burris
of Lincolnton, N. c., second
vice-president, and A. 0.
Waters of Jackson, third vice
president.
J. D. Cooper of Durant,
sponsor of the event, was in
charge of physical arrange
mentS.
A $500 gift certificat from
North Carolina sporting goods
firm will be presented to the
owner of the top fox hound at
conclusion Of the field trial.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Top talent from throughout
the county will be on hand to
provide entertainment for the
program.
The well-known Southern
aires from Yazoo City will be
featured; but representatives
from Holmes Junior College,
Lexington, Durant, Pickens,
and Tchula, will also be par
ticipating.
Following the talent show
the cake walk will be held
and the Country Store will be
opened which is to have items
ranging from Christmas deco
rations to aprons and fruit
cakes.
Activities will begin at $50
pm. andy admission is to be
thirty-five cents for school
children and seventy five
cents for adults. Ten cakes
will be auctioned for ten
cents a walk.
Entries in the talent show
include Billie Fay Knox, Ida
Randall, Janice and Henry
Forest FLEMING, Guy and
Sharon Duke, the Matronettes
of Cruger, Rev. Roy Raddin.
Gloria Powell, Mrs. Sam Hut
ton and Rosalind, Patricia
Simon, Brenda and Linda Nc
Rae, Mart and Ethel Smith.
Johnny Hayes, Kay Barrett
and Elaine Fleming, Frances
Farmer, and Donna Hayes.
Other acts participating in
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
VANDALISM HITS COUNTY:
OFFICIALS nab CULPRITS
Columbus Company
To Replace Stones

All stones i'm Odd Eel
lows Cemetery will be re-
set within the next ten to
fifteen days by the Column.
bus Marble Works.
The work will be car
ried on under the super
vision of Fred Petty,
local agent for the COM
pany.
No charge will be made
to the public or to the
Cemetery Association ex-
cept for the stones that
are broken.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
0uront Negro
School Robbed
AAordoy Might

Approximately $500 in silver
was taken from the Durant
Negro Attendance Center
sometime Monday night ac-
cording to Deputy Sheriff An
drew P. Smith.
Officials have asked that
all merchants be on the alert
for anyone spending an I'M
usual amount Of silver.
Investigating the robbery
were Deputies, George Floyd
and T. J.. Evans, who are con-
tinuing their investigation.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Name Carolyn Musslewhite
Queen At West Carnival

hardly visualize the previous
events because the 1860 edi'
ton was complete with beauti'
full girls, splendid talent anc
wonderful hospitality.
Chosen as Queen of the Car
nivel was lovely Carolyn Mus
slewhite, daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. j.. V. MusselWhite Of
West Her alternates includ.
ed Carolyn Browning, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Larkir
Browning; and Glynda Bur-
rell, runner-up in the gram.
mar school division.
MISS ELLIS REIGNS
Little Miss Margie Ellis
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bud.
dy Ellis, was chosen to reign
as grammar school princess
while Ann Wilkins, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Viii.
kins was named pre-school
princess. Cathy Cum j n S
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Hartford Cummins, was al
ternate pre-school princess.
More than forty beauties
competed in three catagories
of the contest with prelimi.
nary Judging held in the
school auditorium on the Mon
day prior to the actual an
nouncement of the winners. A
near capacity crowd had view
ed the preliminary affair.
AUDIENCE TREATED
Following the browning OF
the new Queen by Mary Lou
ise Bowie, last years Queen
the audience from through
out Holmes County was treat
ed to top area talent.
The highlight of the talent
display was perhaps the per
Torrance by the West and
Durant Christmas skaters who
displayed their talent on roll
Ter skates.
The skaters are coached by
Harvey Campbell and include
eight boys and sixteen girls
k
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
Achievement Banquet
To Honor ALI Youths

certificate for outstanding All
adult leadership.
Mary Lou Jones of Tchula
will receive the Danforth
Foundation award.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
christmas Cornivdl
Draws Large Crowd

If Vests third annual
Christmas Carnival was not
the most successful ever, then
the hugh crowds present could
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

clude the Sidon Trio and a
seXtette which includes Miss
Knox, Nancy Katherine
Foose, Patsy Campbell, Pa
tricia Simon, Shirley Shell
ton, and Mary Sue Cotton.
Providing talent from Hol-
mes Junior College will be
Harvey Carr, Lamar Hoover
and Doug Killough.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

Sunday night guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Lutte Phillips were
their children, DR.. and Mrs.
A. M. Phillips of Moorhead
and Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Phillips.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08
TChuIa P.T.A. Plans
Christmas Program

TchulaS Parents Teachers Association was busy this
week making final preparations for their big "once a year.
program scheduled for next Thursday which is to be high
lighted by a talent show, cakewalk and Country Store.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-08

| Do your Christmas shopping
J at home