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Mrs. Jackson, 70,
Active in Church
And Club Affairs

Mrs. Ruby L. jackson, 10. q
Washington area resident for
30 years, died Of q heart attack
yesterday at Daytona Beach.
Fla, where she had lived for
about a month.
Mrs. jackson, who was active
in club and church affairs, was
a native Of st. Paul, MINI. She
was the widow of Charles F..
Jackson. who served as chief
Of the Mining Division, United
States Bureau of Mines, until
his retirement early in World
War II.
A member Of Calvary Baptist
Church in Washington, Mrs.
jackson also belonged to the
Chevy Chase Women's Club
and the women's auxiliary Of
the American Institute Of Min.
ing and Metallurgical Engi-
neers. Before moving to Florida,
she lived at 5801 Bradley boule-
ward, Bethesda.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
William w. Everett, 4746 Berk-
eley terrace NV; a son,
Frank L. jackson of New York,
five grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. ..
Services tentatively are
planned for Thursday at the
Hines Funeral Home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV. >
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Miss Ellen Smith,
Active in Virginia
Cultural Work

RICHMOND. Jan. 9 (AP).-
Miss Ellen Harvie Smith. ac-
tive in Virginia civic, cultural
and medical work for many
years. died last night at q hos
pital here. She was SO.
Miss Smith was q principal
founder Of the Virginia Council
On Health and Medical Care,
and had served as president of
the Virginia tuberculosis As
sociation and board chairman
OF the Virginia League for
planned Parenthood.
She was a member of the
Colonial Danes Of America and
worked as chairman Of the
John Marshall house commit
tee Of the Association for the
Preservation Of Virginia An
tiquities.
At one time. Miss Smith
headed the child health pro-
gram Of the Virginia Parent
Teacher Association and orig
mated the Nancy Vance award
given annually to the outstand-
ing nurse In Virginia.
Miss Smith was a great
Igreat-granddaughter Of Chief
Justice John Marshall. She
was Q native Of Richmond.
Funeral services were to be
held this afternoon with private
burial.
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R. A. Squiires,
Industry Aide

Richard Archer Squires. 3s.,
legislative assistant for the
American Mining Congress with
headquarters here, died Satur-
day at Arlington Hospital after
and illness of several months.
Mr.. Squires had been with
the mining industry associa-
ton for about q year. He lived
at 1919 Chippewa place. Alex.
andria.
A native of Salt Lake Cfty.
Mr.. Squires was for several
years q reporter on the staff Of
the Salt Lake City Tribune and
specialized in coverage Of State
government news.
In 1850 he came to Washing.
ton as executive secretary for
former Representative William
A. Dawson. Republican Of Utah.
and remained MIR. Dawson's
aide for about six years.
He served as a special aide in
the Interior Department for 0
short period after leaving the
Capitol Hill post and then
Joined the staff Of the Ameri-
can Mining Congress. ~
He attended the University
OF Utah and the University Of
California.
He leaves his wife, Mary; five
children ranging in age from
one to IS years, and his mother,
Mrs. Frank w. Squires Of Salt
Lake City.
Services will be at 1880 pm.
tomorrow at the Alexandra
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat.
ter Day Saints. .+
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Mrs. Hopes,
Civic Worker
Of PurceIIviIIe

PURcELLvILLE. Va. Jan.
8 (SpeciaD-Mrs. Rebeeca
Birdsall Hopes. 65. civic work.
er and widow of Albert w
Hopes. died Of a heart attack
Saturday night while on duty
as a nurse companion at the
home Of Mrs. Anne s. Ken
worthy in Purcellville.
A native and life long resi-
dent of Purcellville, she was
the daughter of the late Will
liam q. and Margaret Thomas
Birdsall. She was educated at
Western Maryland College,
Westminster, Md.
Mrs. Hopes was president
OF the Penn Study Group, q
former president of the Pur-
cellville Woman's Club, a mem
Der Of the Purcellville Garden
Club. the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union and the
Goose Greek United Meeting
of Friends.
Her husband died In 1858.
She has no mediate survivors.
Funeral services will be at
II am. tomorrow at the Hall
Funeral Home in Purcellville.
Burial will be in Friends Gene
terry at Lincoln, Va.
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Joseph N. Nelson,
Manager of Auto
Firm in Arlington

Joseph Norris Nelson, ST.. 81,
used car manager for Aero
Chevrolet, died Saturday In
Arlington Hospital Of cancer.
A native Of Jacksonville, Fla,
he was the son Of the late John
N. and Effie Nelson.
After graduation from An
drew jackson High School, Mr..
Nelson moved to Baltimore,
where he studied accounting at
the Baltimore Business School.
While in Baltimore he managed
the Stanley .Theater. +,
For the last IA years Mr.. Mel.
son had worked for the Aero
Chevrolet Co. In Arlington ID
manager Of the used car de-
|partment.
Mr.. Nelson was reared in
the Christian Church In Jack
sonville. but later became q
member Of Trinity Episcopal
Church.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Doris
Tenant Nelson: a daughter,
Barbara June. and q son, Jo-
seph NJ, jr.. all of the home
address, "a South Hudson
street, Arlington.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal
Church, Columbia pike at South
Wayne, Arlington. Burial will
be in Columbia Gardens Gene.
|tery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy take the
form OF contributions to the
American Cancer Society.
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Jo|1nAmon,47
Headed Firm

A requiem mass will be Of
fered ct 10 am. tomorrow in
st. Anthony's Catholic Church,
6494 Glen Carlyn road, Fairfax,
Va. for John H. Anon, jr., Al,
who died at the wheel of his
car Saturday. after suffering a
heart attack. Burial will be In
st. Mary's Cemetery.
Mr.. Anon, who lived at 404
Villa lane, Falls Church, was
president Of United Industrial
Services, Inc, and Airport
Services, Inc, and had a wide
reputation In amateur golfing
circles.
A native Of Ohio. he was q
civilian procurment officer for
the Army Air Force at Wright
Field in Dayton. Ohio. during
World War II.
He and his family moved to
Virginia soon after the war.
Besides heading two airplane
parts firms in Alexandria, he
also served as an overseas repre-
sentative for the Champion
Spark Plug Co.
Mr.. Anon was a member OF
the Belle Haven Country Club
where he held several golf
championships in inter club
matches.
Besides his wife, Mary, Mr.
Anon leaves six children, John
James. Marry Ann, Nancy Sue,
Carol Lou. Katherine and
Michelene Marie Anon, all OF
the home address. He also
leaves his father. John M.
Anon. two brothers and two
sisters. all Of Yellow Springs,
Ohio. @
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Gen. Luigi Corini, 80

MILAN. Italy, Jan. 8 (AP).
Retired Gen. Luigi Carini,
80, died of a heart ailment yes
terday. He was named a divi-
sions group commander dur
ing World War II but later
was removed and imprisoned
when he refused to collaborate
with the Germans. He was lit-
Grated at the end of the war,
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Rev. William J. DevIin

CHICAGO, Jan. Q (AP).-
The Rev. William j. Devlin,
SIS. head Of the psychiatry divi-
sion Of the Loyola University
Stritch School Of Medicine,
died yesterday Of q heart at
tack. He was the first Jesuit
to become Q medical doctor and
psychiatrist after his ordina-
ton.
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Sir Jeremiah CoImun

BASINGSTOKE. England
Jan. 8 (AP).-Sir jeremiah
Colman, rs, retired manufac-
turer Of the mustard named
for him. died of a heart attack
yesterday.
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p4yseN t!4..zs A. Tha tsnlly sst
sss slsh Al hnaMs8aI ssssssI ssSas s'ses:
I 1iatioH ths many Sxprsasionsr 81
klpdess aud Sympathy shown nj "
Difr many ftiftives And friends DUR
3Ae our feeent hereaysment ). IL
Evening star., 1961-01-09

THE FAMILY.
THOMAS @. In memory Of
our dear husband and father,
THOMAS c. REDMAN, who depart.
ed this life one year ago today,
January o. 1860.
somewhere back OF the sunset,
Where loveliness never dies
ne lives In land Of glory,
With the blue and gold OF the
skies.
And We who have known and loved
him,
Whose passing have sad tears,
Will cherish his memory always,
To brighten the drifting years.
You are always in our thoughts
And somehow always near.
But words cannot ever tell
How We miss you, Daddy dear;
Forget you, no, we never will:
We loved you then, We love you
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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CEMETERY LOTS

4.sRACE LOT. val, s1.Ioo: Natl. Ne.
S', sssS e.:S a s:s as7ss. 7ssa1ss sas:. So;a:
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MINOR, MARY. In memory Of oul
dsar mother and erandmother, MRS
NARY MINOR. who passed away
Until memory fades and life DEPARTS
cHfLpREN, EDWARD i FREbEsicK SSI hsnsis
S@L.$Nczf fISSsh sGkesssoNN.o sao5Noki MRsl MEs IS.
TEELLLHE RURRlEELIILi; ,GglRsANDcHIL.
MRS. dERALDiNE i HicKERsoN SEs5e
o'CONNELL. JEREMIAH. In sad but
father, JEREMIAH o'coNNELL, who
passed away twenty eight years aRc
tocay, January Q, 1888.
May his soul rest in peace.
Evening star., 1961-01-09

FAxlO. JOSEPH FIRAGIN, Dr.. On Sat.
SSFSSstr STasst jiSHsES SSSISS T. iSSi 3 ,ss ssosFfE Y
p;,E,,: p,y,,:, loving ~. !,us iusSend . q Mrs. Marion
one SON. Joseph Firmin Faxio, IT,;
three grandchildren. Joseph Firmin
Eaxio III, Ricardo and Kolieen
Mn.io i,s three sns;1.n Sisters: NJ: d Msry Jens.
Davis: tive brothers. Anthony and
John Faxio; other relatives and
many friends. After. 4 pm. Tues
gay; January laa l9. iriends may call
Home. me- ISer0" fSe' 1929 s"GCdiord ftS punsSs neral
9 pm. High mas vii Ss offered AZ
Holy Redsemer Catholic Church, 20S
ni,vst new f2rE Hi,.. aye; NV. Interment Mount
FOWLER. MAGGIE. On Sunday,
HosSissi HSsaSihs1 aRst! 'SMaooiE rESS1SsRs: FSWERs
o. 2SS5 Otis st. ne. beloved mother
SISTERS: Mrs: Annie seh Hisssn' 2iia' and md
Ms: Alberta Jones; and . host Of
Remains resting at the John r.
18th 81. ne. Notice o. funersi fSsi later az p
FOX. CECELlA BRIDGET. On Mon.
dsy: JAnuary 9. 1884. st her resi-
CECILIA BRID0ETT FOX, beloved
James q T.. wi willism p1, e ana %ofns5 asal g. g.
Fox. jT.; Kathryn Merritt, Madelyn
Moore and Helen Wsde; sister III
Patrick. Joseph and james Mannil
sea aes., Gertrude Sst., Nicely. Notice Of fu.
FRANCE. SADIE +. On Friday. Jan.
vsSy 1861. At her1 residence,
199S Aarverd st.. NV, SADIE +,
FRANCE. sister OF Nellie r. Jones,
MABEL Z. Heinline, Charles w. and
4. Hines Co. Funeral Home. I290i
18Th t. NV. on Tuesday. Janu.
ary 10 at IL am. (paTking facili-
tiesl. Interment Mount Olivet Cem-
etery. Baltimore. Nd. o
GEORGE, z. CATHERINE. OF 1880
HALEY Terrace Sc, on January y,
aaushter Of Mrs. Ruth q Priisman,
Hemains et Chambers Funeral
Tuesday. January 10, at 4 pm.
Services and interment Andrews,
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1tt Mrutnrtaiit

BRIsCoE, PHILIP. In memory Of our
loving husband and father, PHILIP
5RtScoE; Ehc went 70 rest twenty
His iiie e such 9 beautiful memory,
been filled with eriet;
But how wonderful It Is to know
In Gods beautiful garden Of eter-
nal sunshine and peace our
WIFE. i0Ssa KS pn' MSRY sliigs ssrscor;
GHItPi GHH1IIt2PRES' JULIA PHILIP
BROOKS, WILLIAM n. In sad but
LIAM n; BRooKS. who passed
s.rN away q twelve 1Seoy years ago today jan
As we loved you. so We miss you;
In our ns.r! memory you are always
Loved. .,.. semsmbered. lonssd for
Brinsina many . sien. tear.
BEas99sSakK BEas99sSa 4 8 krL1s0aNE. L1s0aNE0ID AND
BROWN. JESSE d. In loving memory
o. my dear husband. JESSE NJ
BROWN, who departed this life two
years ago today. January o. 1859
They say time heals all SORROWS
Ano helps US TO forget,
But time so far has only proved
HOW much miss you yet.
A face so,th that ~, !: ever before me.
smile that will be lost forever,
DEyoTEp wiPE. ffIooREScE M.
FLETCHER, THOMAS 8. In memory
q %,S onT beloved husband and father.
o. 1860.
To live. In the hearts we leave be-
hind is not 70 die.
LARSON, ANN. In loving memory oi
our mother and grandmother. ANN
larson, who passed away four
yssrS ago today. January Q, 1857.
or our loved one gone 70 rest.
In memory's frame we shall keep it.
D9SSBlSSS SASsoHs BlSS IN AND Il 'Ns sHsstiz sisi
MAXWELL. FHoEBE THOMAS. IN
TR'n&GlE &x%ErnE II nv vSS Sssh:f isit rsofRs as se
years ago today. January o. 1855.
God save me strsnsth to bear 1t.
And courage To meet the blow;
But what It means TO lose you
NO one Will ever know.
LOVING DAUGHTER. DOROTHY.
McM0RR0W, CLARA NJ. In loving
memory Of CLARA M. McMORROW,
who departed this life seven Years
asc today. January 0. 1854.
We do not need q special day
To bring you to our minds;
The days we do not thank OF you
Are very hard to find. "
Forever in our memory.
MOTHER AND BRoTSIR, MABEL
AND WILLIAM JOHNSON.
MeM0RROW, CLARA M. In loving
memory Of our dear wife and
mother, CLARA M. McMORROW.
who departed this life seven years
ago today, January 8. 1854.
The years may wipe out many
But this they'll wipe out never,
The memory Of those happy days
When we were all together.
We thing Of her in silence,
Her name we oft recall.
But there's nothing left to answer
But her picture on the wall.
Just when her life was brightest.
Just when her hopes were best,
God called her from among us
To q house Of eternal rest.
DEvOIED HUSBAND AND CHILL
MINOR, MARY, IN memory Of our
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
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PEMbHOhE y. DUVALL,
KARL L. HAWKING,
PoTE. MARIE r; On Sunday, January
Of Health. MARIE r. PoTE, sister
OF the Rev. Arthur W Tote and
Gerard Pots: Friends may call Ct
NV. on Monday. January u. from
ITO 10 pm. Services and interment
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
PRICE. JULIA 3. On Saturday. Janu.
ery z. 1851, at her residence. 12g4
Msryland ave. ne. JULIA ?. PRICE.
ner reiatves M %aaS aSd fess iriend, hfgon~ From
70. 10 pm. Tuesday. January. 10.
friends. may call at Brooks q Allen
Funeral Home. 18th st. and Florida
ave, NV, where services will be held
"wednesday. January IL. at pm.
the Rev. Jerry a. Moore officistins.
Interment Lincoln Memorial cenies
terry 10
Evening star., 1961-01-09

JONES. EDMUND v. On Friday, Jan.
EPMuND v, JONES, aged So years.
beloved husband Of Agnes 2. Jones
RsS.1ne Scain S%S diS' ssr.ehsr ans,
Bernie Backmen. ,Antonette qillich.
Gertrude Whitman; Mergaret Rus:
sell. Patricia Ann Whelan. Edmund
ssc sa's Is survived r ' sy one :isssr. Sns: Mrs
day. ,January 10. at 10 an. from
Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Church,
Woodland Beach. Nd. fnterment
s.ina,on VI MaTy Gspetsfy Friend. LiaeSln %sy ssss
at the Taylor Funeral Chapel. i47
Gloucester st.. Annapolis. Md. 0
JONES. HILMA c. On Saturday. jan
na mary Home 1HMa MPai9s sEsHfh goSHa N91s. yrs,
merry cf iosi Otis 81. sh ne. she III Is
survived By one sister and two neph-
sys In Sweden. Services at the 9. H.
Hines GO. Eunsral Home. 2901 14th
g. nv; on -! Tuesday, sE,I ,uaFy January 10.
tsrmsnt Fort Lincoln cemstery. -
KARADIMos. yEMos. On Sunday,
JenuaEy 9. 1881. semos Karadimos,
hbot 00AulVb, t8tuGE Oh CALne@
brother q Pperos and Charles Kara.
dimos: Friends may call ct the
Robert 4. Mattinsly Funeral Home,
13l l1th ct. Sc. Services at Sts.
Constantine and Helen Greek Or.
thodox Church. 4116 10th st. NV,
on Wednesday, January II, ut 1870
pm. Reletiyes and friends Invited.
Intermsnt et. Mary's Cemetery,
KEADY, JAMES WILLIAM. On Sun.
day, January g, 1861, at his resi-
ddsnSs' I24 C. st. Sc. JAMES vii.
Mary Ann Ready. Friends may cali
At the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home, l31 l1th st; Sc. from 9
pm. on Monday and tuesday.
Requiem mass at st Peters Church,
INC and e sts. So, on Wednesday,
. ana Friends Invited. rnssrMsnt rssias,set
Ariinston National Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1961-01-09

FARLIN, FRANK Il. OF e1O3 ssrsent
a e; Ts'i sssYs'}syS,s .Ssn5 Nd ]; q 4: j;ns ~:
yiva ehull raflin. brother Of Mrs.
Eastman, Win whom he resideS
Memorial services Dranehport, ct the
SsonyUssnisHee Us Of the family. Services
FARLlN, FRANK EfowELL. on satur-
n day. January z. 1851 81
Il s.i.!as 81 lss' q. sf.'aia;: as:...sl,I.' ASs
. |:: 8; E. ;'a';:: ::::!:e se
Ask y; sst.iR aowL e y. Ass .is s:ssis:: ss:ssH:s
cEEHSklJN cEAHSE u Ri,6Ey R 6SEEyIs: s:.-s,.,H v; n
Evening star., 1961-01-09

COLE. HENRY BAILEY. A special
a sGf,aTSa,sst,Sa 81 nSa..' Ns sss q cPlu%S; &
A !||:: a.; ! ): ::i
" for the purpose Of con-
Quoting Masonic services at the fu-
neral Of our late brother and past
master, HENRY BAILEY COLE.
W. H. KEENER. Master.
COLLINS. FLORENCE VIRGINIA. On
sssSssds FsysI Hospital. lepli PLosENcs 81 sss
VIRGINIA COLLINS Of 1727. North
Rhcdes Rho e.. Arlington. Va beloved
UsN (retiredj. and sister Of Harold
Q: Tonkin o. Clinton. n. J. Friends
2s47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
sry II. thence to Arlington National
Cemetery where graveside services
will be held at II am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
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PfsssEo I. WoHtszkfk. n szAfksi s.s;. "; NJ

sGsIss n. FsEH sss1 xaHi e TfsE;ssI Tgssss s's q
i 732 9Th st. ne. grandmother Of
3saaes Hopkins and mother :in.lav
yiyed 81 other relatives and . host
e S.nnss1 tris1d; assd. Afsss az: pm nS.a MSRara
can at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You
st. NV, where funeral services
win be held on Tuesday, January
10. ct 2 pm 1nterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 0
Evening star., 1961-01-09

DAY, JengsIy g, 1881. ELlzABETH
.lsSs. Hosx1Es9Hk Hs,.in.sD Sts Of mother sas as;
4. Carlton Hoskinson. Mrs, virginia
n. Macdonald and the late Mrs.
Elizabeth H. oeib: sister OF Monroe
Farmer. Mrs. Mamie ehackelford and
Mrs. Pearl Morris. all Of culpeper.
land, Nd. and grandmother Of
Mackie Macdonald. Friends may call
ct Qawler'B Chapel, 1853 Pennsyl-
vania ave. NV, after 2 pm. Mon.
day. January 8 teourtesy parking
SPISS,its sSIs. whsre ;,sTy service; VII g held
Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1961-01-09

HoWE.1 fAdIE. on satufday. JanH; E:
PATT1E HOWE. She 6 survived By
her sons, William j.. Stephen =. and
Mentor a, ,Aove: one daughtef. Mrs.
Eve 7. winston; seven srandchildEen
ns..s. srd one sister: MISS Eys Finn Lewis.
neral Home. S33 East Quarry st..
January .. VI Funeral @ q z I.T; i p.n. .'T4uss Tuss:
asy, & &Jsnpary 10, 49,, from from the FIRST
Davis offieistfpS. Interment Rose
Hill Cemetery.
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JanuSls' !. 1851. WHIT 1ITrifFHtsSa BUE.
b1Gk .s2s. sr.s h .SSHs:f Sncsf y sns two A:: :
Lee; one brother. Hiiliard Bullock:
other relatives and friends, Friends
may cali ct the W. ii, Bacon Pu-
EaSd.lH ps5ss Hone; g.su,I7 l7s9 IN .l,.r st nw.
where services will be held on
Tuesday, January 10, ct 1890
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-01-09

'EyE55s yssas;, EDsTA1S ISsi 4 spwRSp5' e w5RhSsp5'd.,.
SEsssi:Es II s.,a4s; As;I s;:ssis.!s Sc; {;
s@teel, @ % Ms. Helen Helen Cochran. si A'MEiry Mri.
Dorothy Kirkpetrick, Mr.. jesse II,
and Mr.. Donald J. jewell; friend Of
friends may csil at the 0aSch Fu-
%1..,.I,,,n nsral HSms 47s9 !l Baltimore ave, ave.
day, January 9. where services viii
be held on Tuesday, January 10. ct
S:46 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 0
Evening star., 1961-01-09

LIZ. JkANETIH. Officers ana mem
W ::;.'ssi: ~ = 4 4: h: SS:ss::::SS S:::S
AWA Funeral Home. 4739 Balti.
more ave. Hyattsville. Nd.
" on Tuesday. January 10,
1861, ct Pm. for the
purposs Of ecndueting funeral serv:
iee for our late sister. JEANETTE
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MISCELLANEOUS

STUCCO RENEWED. Trim paint
ing. Free estimates. Call Anderson,
TIA. 4-4563. S-44
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liams states she was struck by
both persons as she walked on
Iglehart near Grotto.
At police headquarters complain
ant was referred to the city at
torney.
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USE THE WANT ADS
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Women Tells PoIlee Her Ex-
Boy Friend And Another

IDA Mac Williams reported 70
st. Paul police officers Paul Henry
and Richard Martin that she was
assaulted by her ex-boy friend.
Benny Gaines, 50, of Sss Iglehart
and a Josephine Taylor. Mrs Will
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DUPLEX

Newly remodeled, very nice con-
dition with 4 rooms and bath each.
Located 523 Fuller. Terms. Mr..
Sullivan, MI. 6-263S, HUI. $500,
HAMLINE TWIN CITY REALTY
RIA
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7. B. BURT REALTY
IA. 3-qIl3
Agent LoUrd Copeland
IA. A-8I90
S-4

1905 Clinton. Duplex. Stucco, five
rooms and bath each floor. Sep
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month. Make offer.
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4134 3rd Ave. South. Five room
bungalow. Two car garage. Assume
5000 Az CT. Mortgage.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-04-27
Lexington, Holmes County Scouts To Attend
Annual Exposition In Jackson, April 1919

Lexington Boy Scouts and Cub
Scouts will demonstrate the
many phases of scouting at the
annual Scout Exposition Friday
and Saturday, April 1928, in
the Exhibition Building at the
Mississippi State Fairgrounds in
Jackson.
One hundred booths have been
planned by the 339 units from
over the 22-county area cover
by the Andrew Jackson Council
of the Boy Scouts of America,
sponsors of the Exposition. In
the 10'x10 booths a Scout unit
will demonstrate, in live action,
the various phases of scouting
such as camping, pioneering,
Indian lore, crafts, first aid and
many others.
Under the capable direction of
Pete Stanley and Dudley Rinic-
ker, the Cub Scouts and Boy
Scouts of Lexington are adding
the finishing touches to theil
exhibits for the Exposition that
will offer them an opportunity
to participate in a really bi
scouting event and to demon
strate to the parents and general
public the size and scope of the
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-04-27
Ricky Theatre Will
Award Months Pass:
Jackpot Thursdays

Would the reader like to win
2 months pass to the movies?
On page three of The Adver-
User will be found the May pro
gram for the Ricky Theatre in
Lexington. Many OUTSTANDING
pictures have been booked.
Each reader is invited to clin
the program and save until the
end of the month and then de-
post it in a box at the theatre
with his name signed. The per-
son whose name is called viii
win a free pass for the month
If June.
Meanwhile everv movie patron
IS invited to register everv week
It I and T Store and be eligible
FOR the jackpot which is given
way at 900 p. m. each Thurs
lay evening. There is no obi
gation for registering.
It the person whose name is
allied is not present an add
eional $1,000 is added to til {
iackDot each week.
This weeks jackpot is $4,000,
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whole scouting program.
Also a large contingent of
Boy Scouts will attend from
Tchula as they are hard at work
finishing UP with their exhibit.
Mr.. Frank Gwin, Jr., is the head
Scoutmaster for the Tchula
group and reports that arrange
ments have been made for the
Scouts to attend the Exposition
The different exhibits will be
judged before and during each
performance, on Friday from 7
o. m. to 9 p. m, Saturday from
2 p. m. to 5 p. m. and again from
Z p. m. to 9 p. m. with ribbons
awarded on the basis of quality
Of the exhibit and the daily in
spection rating along with the
demonstration itself.
Mr.. Stanley head Cub-master
in Lexington, re-organized the
group after they disbanded seve-
raj years ago. Today the Cub
Scouts number over fifty with
five packs or dens and many
activities arranged in which they
can participate on a community
level.
Providing the Cub Scouts with
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