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Evening star., 1961-04-30

"CIive Of India" 1895. Ronald CoIman. ll:3o-7
"CircumstantiaI Evidence" 1915. Lloyd Nolan.
1909
Friday P.M.
"Armored Car Robbery" 1850. Charles McGraw.
1905
My Lucky Star" 1888 Sonia Henie. 500
THAT Uncertain Feeling" 1871. Merle Oberon.
9:oO-5
"They Won't Believe Me-" l947. Robert Young.
ll:0O-5
"PIunder of the SUM-" 1853 Glenn Ford. ll:l5-9
Laughter in Paradise" 1851. AIastar Sim
ll:3o-7
"A Bell for Adano" l945 John Kodiak. 1909
Saturday AN.
"San Antoine Ambush" l949 Monte Hale.
800
"Fighting Frontier" 1913 Tim Holt. 9;3O-5
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A Doctor Prescribes
Capsule Comments
D. c. STUDIOS

both the TV camera and X-ray ma
chine. In medicine, this means a
patient may undergo longer period
of X-ray treatment-in the business
of televiSion, DR.. Watts now finds
himself a heap more comfortable
minus those glaring lights.
This Sunday, DR.. Watts discusses
the findings of the recent White
House Conference on Heart and Can
Ger. Next week, he's off to Russia
to attend a three-week U. S.-Soviet
heart symposium, a trip which should
provide some valuable material for
future shows.
+ + +
ALSO MEDICAL: Mark Evans will
make what is something of rare
televiSion appearance tonight as host
of WTTG-5's hour-long special,
Fight for Sight 90 o'clock. TAPPED
at the eye institute of New York'S
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Gen.
ter, viewers will witness a complete
cataract operation with accompany
ing commentary by hospital staffer
'oshinston. D. c., April 30. 1861 Il
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BONNIE AIKMAN

By BONNIE AIKMAN
Providing local viewers with some
handy knowledge in depth about
medical research each Sunday is DR..
James Watts DR.. Watts. director of
the National Heart Institute, presents
his capsule" comments at 3:55 each
week on The Doctor Reports (WRC-
A..
Specifically, and in his own cogent
language, DR.. Watts purpose is to
tell the people who are paying the
bills what they're getting for their
money" Those bill-payers, of course,
are any of us who help support the
Nations vital medical research pro-
grams, especially in heart disease and
cancer.
In our talk with DR.. Watts, he
noted one interesting scientific dis
covery that has made great strides in
the two fields in which he finds him
self involved: Television and medi-
cine. A light-reducing device called
an image intenSifier" is used in
The Sunday Stor TV Mosozine.
Evening star., 1961-04-30
"The Falcon in Mexico" 1914. Tom Conway.
P. M.

Saturday PM.
"Johnny Holiday" l949 William Bendx 1905
THE Vanishing American" 1855 Audrey Totter.
3:3o-4
"Eveybodys Baby" 1889. Spring Byngton.
5:45-9
TWO Girls and Sailor" 1913 June AIIyson.
lO:3o-5
Welcome Stranger" l947 Bng Crosby.
lo:3o-9
Made for Each Other" 1889 James Stewart.
ll:Oo-7
Hello Frisco Hello" l943 Alice Faye.
Ills
Bride of Frankenstein." 1895. Boris KarIoff.
l2:55-9
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-19
Harden Erwin, Jr.
Member 'Destry Rides
Aguin' Cast At MiIIsops

Hardin Erwin. Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hardin Erwin, of Lex
ington, has been selected as a
member of the cast of "Destry
Rides Again." hit Broadway
musical to be presented at Mill
saps College November IA.
Lance Goss. director of the
Players and chairman of the
speech department, and Leland
Byler, chairman of the music
department, will collaborate on
the direction of the show.
Choreography will be under the
direction of Jackson freshman
Abortion, who appeared in a
Dallas Fair production of the
musical which starred Yvonne
de Carlo and Tom Poston.
Leads in the rousing western
will be played by Betty Denton.
Raymond, as Frenchy; Eugene
Coullet, Jackson, as Tom Des-
try; Tenn Fowlkes, Virgins, as
Kent; and Frank Carson, jack
son, as Wash. The first three
roles were played in the Broad
way production by Dolores
GRAY. Andy Griffith, and Scott
Brady.
"Destry Rides Again." based
on a short story by Max Brand,
was called a rip-roaring
rouser triumphant an
exciting landmark in horse
operas" by Robert Coleman, of
the New York Mirror. Music
and lyrics were written by
Harold Rome, Of Fanny
fame, and book was by Leonard
Cershe.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-19
Mississippi State Fair
Enjoyed By Students

The Mississippi State Fair was
well attended and especially on
Friday by the younger crowd
and students.
Among those who enjoved
student day were Ann Burklev
and Sallv Pettuc accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Pettus:
CAROLYN Patheli hccomnanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Rathell and
Debra.
Miss Clarabel Rhyme. Joyce
Farmpr. Randy Russell. Susan
Phillips. Sylvia Farmer, Virginia
Hawkins. Jamve Carson, Sherry
Byrd, jamie Lou Moses. Sandra
Holder, Sandra Hammett. Jeane
Tingle, Miss Louise Hendrix,
Betsy Harper. Heinrich. Linda
Sue Moorhead, Brenda Har.h-
cock, Tommy Holder, Bill De-
vine, Bryan Fore. Hugh John
son, Mike Daniel. Borden White.
Jerry Fite, Julian Watson. Shell
ton RODGERS, Larry Holder,
o. A. Cleveland. Wvche Hook
er, Jolehe Rodgers. Walter Far
mer, Lynda Dickard, Peggy Lu-
by, Larry Ellis, Durant. Annette
Cothran, Billy Bradley, Wanda
Power and Cynthia Galley,
Black Hawk, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Farmer,
Dale Russell. Paul Hale, jim
nv Brown. Bubba Stewart, Char
len Horne, Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Grentham. and son David. Mic
ky Mott, Clyde Hathcock, Larry
Spell. Madlyn Hathcock. Bubba
Spell, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Har-
rison Denny Holder, Henry B.
Mcclellan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Spell,
Mr.. al | Mrs. Gilbert Bardley,
Mr.. a. Mrs. Billy Ray Nc
Daniel, Brenda Mcdaniel, Mr..
and Mrs. Marlin Grantham and
children. Gloria. Patsy and
Mark. Mr.. and Mrs. Harden Err
vim and Watt.
Mrs. Billy Rutledge and chill
dren, Lou, Bill and Ann, Sara
Trotman. Donald Brock, Hunt
Cade, Jim Bylsma. Don Barrett,
Don Carpenter, Nancy Buck,
Shirley Beard of Black Hawk,
Virginia Rush, Betty Lynn Sud
beck. Claudia Thomas, Gwenda
Hammett. barbara Jones, Du-
rant, Patsy Ousley, Goodman,
Susan Cox, Mary McAdams
and Lilly CHM of Pickens and
Sharon Daniel of Durant.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-19
Miss Emile Flower Will
Appear In Ny Three
Angels Al MSU

Emile Flower will appear in
the cast of a three act comedy,
MY Three Angels" as Madam
Parole for Mississippi State Uni
versity's fall presentation by the
Blackfriar Dramatic Club. Her
interest in drama began in high
school when she vas cast in mo
More Homework" and "Hillbilly
Wedding"
AT Holmes Junior College she
was cast in "Sorry, Wrong Num-
Der" and a crew member in
"Blithe Spirit"
At Mississippi State Univer-
s;ty she has appeared in We'd
ding Spells" "You Can't Take
1t With You" and Lady Of
Larkspur Lotion" and a non
speaking part in venus OBJ
served and "The Moon Is Blue"
Also a crew member in Sea
rousel" at Mississippi College at
Clinton.
The spring of 1860 the Black
friars tackled the challenging as
signment of three one-act plays
by Tennessee Williams, arena
style lin the round) and after
the campus production. accepted
an invitation to bring the plays
to Pas-Point Theater. Pas Point
enjoys a large membership from
Pascagoula and Moss Point who
were captivated by the emerge
tic pioneers from Mississippi
State University. Emile was
cast as a dour clearinghouse
keeper.
Emile has worked with Sum-
mer Stock at Alley Theater in
Houston, Texas with nationally
known Nina Vance, manager
MD John Wylie as director.
The Alley is rated second to
Broadway and attracts actors
md actresses of great talent in
off season.
Emile was employed as as
! sistant prop girl which is no
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easy job considering all articles
are hard to find and must be
authentic as the audience is SO
near the stage, an imitation
would be recognized at once, as
Alley plays are in. the round.
"A prop list could consist of
Grecian Urns, navy blanket,
harpsichord, crystal, curling
iron, sugar sack, sofa, machete,
goblets. desk (use Nina's) En-
glish stick, tea cosy, bouquet,
shotgun, paste pot, and antique
telephone. All props are well
cared for, cleaned and polish
ed, and when plays begin must
be put in place with split SEE
ond timing.
All this adds UP to a lot of
hard work but an opportunity
to learn about acting by seeing
good plays and having a small
part in their production. plus
making interesting contacts. A
group of students from Missis-
sippi Southern worked at Alley
last summer, including Sandra
Yarber and Don Seay. Applica-
tions come from leading Univer-
sites and collefes and appren-
tees are selected for talent and
interest in the theater.
Not all apprentices are stage
struck, one student when asked
what her plans were, what she
rets out of the work, replied,
I'D like to be a minister's wife
and raise my own kiddie show"
She already has the minister
picked out.
Hard work, no pay. but the
reward is fellowship with other
drama enthusiasts and seeing
Broadway stars in action close
up, for free.
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CARD OF THANKS

We would like to express our
heartfelt appreciation to DIR.
Brumby and Mrs. Martin and
entire nursing staff of the Gold
en- Age Nursing Home for their
untiring efforts and patience
during the illness Of our loved
one, Mrs. Christine Thomas
Henley.
We also want to thank the
many friends who sent food, flo
wers, cards and made visits dur
her illness and at: the time
of our bereavement.
May God bless each of you.
E. B. Henley
Bucky Henley
W. B. Thomas. and
family
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Debbie Lynn King
Celebrates Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert King
complimented their daughter,
Debbie Lynn with a birthday
party Saturday afternoon from
800 to 500.
About thirty-five little girls
and boys came to help celebrate
Debbie Lynn's sixth birthday.
Joyce Faye baked the pretty
cake but returned to Delta State
Saturday morning for campus
activities, and missed the party.
Favors were balloons, bubble
gum and suckers.
Gloria and Kathy King were
assisted by Patsy East and jean
lie Pepper in serving the deli
cious birthday cake and vanilla
ice cream to the guests present.
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j. A. Thornton Attends
Management Meeting

J.. A. Thornton of Lexington
was among the more than 100
participants in the seventh an
nual Funeral Management Con-
ference held on the University
of Mississippi campus at Ok
ford recently.
Featured speakers included
Willard Bennett of New York,
author of the popular book,
"The Power of Inspired Sales
manship." Sessions included
talks by authorities on social
security, workmen's compenSa-
ton and casualty insurance
benefits.
Several prominent Mississippi
funeral directors also appeared
on the two-day program at the
Mississippi Center for Contin-
uation Study.
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Four Holmes Students
Enrolled At Memphis
State University

Holmes County is represented
BY four students who are en-
"o''o7 at Memphis State Uni
versity.
Jimmy Lois McNeer. of Du-
rant: Hal NJ. Tory, Jr.. Good
man: Jack Kelly. Lexington
md Jesse S. Locke, Jr of
Tchula.
The MST enrolment this fall
includes the largest freshman
class in the history of the in
stltution. Construction is under
way on three new campus build
ings. One will provide housing
for the School of Business Adj
ministration and the others will
be a girls dormitory and a
mems dormitory.
Students from this county
will have an opportunity to at
tend Goodwin Institute lectures
which will be presented at Mem
phis State for the first time this
fall. Another new feature this
fall is the location of WKNO-
TV. Memphis educational tele-
vision station, on the campus.
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From New Orleans

Miss Edith Mcdaniel of New
Orleans was weekend guest of
her parents, Nh. and Mrs. c. M.
Mcdaniel. Two friends from
New Orleans accompanied her
as far as Jackson and on Sun
dav afternoon Edith enjoyed a
brief visit with their families
before they all returned to New
Orleans. Miss Ann Bragg also
accompanied her for a visit with
her parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
P. D. Bragg.
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Loses Brother

Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
R. P. Ellis in the loss of her
brother. Mr.. Sam H. Scale of
Kilmichael and Winona. Mr..
Scale died in Winona Friday af-
ternoon. Among those attending
his funeral were Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Evans and Miss Mary Hart
of Pickens. Also here for the
weekend with Mrs. Ellis and to
attend the funeral were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Ellis and daughter
OF State Teachers College at
Lafayette, Louisiana where he is
teaching.
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Angie Carol Pate
Arrives On Saturday

p
Dr. and Mrs. S. r. Pate are
the happy parents of a baby
girl born October l4th at 1904
"a m Saturday at the Holmes
County Community Hospital
She weighed seven pounds and
our ounces and has been named
Angie Carol. Angie is being
welcomed by a brother, Ken
meth Ray aged 3l2 and a sister
Linda Susan, aged liz
Her paternal grandparents are
MIR. and Mrs. S. r. Pate of Isola,
her maternal grandparents, Mrs.
Hazel Williams and the late
MIR. Williams of Jackson.
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Will Arrive Soon

Stephen Aven Herbert of
Weston, Connecticut will arrive
in the near future for a visit
with Mrs. Necie Povall and
other relatives. His plans are to
spend the winter in the south,
in the Memphis and Lexington
area. He is retired after thirty
years as tax man with Shell Oil
Company. The late Mrs. Herbert
of Houston, Texas is a niece of
the late Judge Booth of this city.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-19
TROOP 253 MET THURSDAY

Troop Number 253 met Thurs
day afternoon, October 18th at
the hut, with Mrs. John Kim
brough and Mrs. w. P. Ham
NETT as hostesses.
We did not work on our sew
ing project this week but went
to the courthouse instead to see
the county offices and meet
tn county officers and their en-
plovees.
Our hostess mothers then in
vited us to Peoples Drug Store
where they treated us to sand
wiches and drinks.
Nancy Stern, Reporter
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Recents Guests

Recent guests of Mrs. L. w.
Rabb were Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Rabb and children Mike
md Lauren of Meridian and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Van der Veen
and little daughter, Terry OF
Starkville. Also Sunday after
noon guests of Mrs. Rabb and
Mrs. Inez Roach were Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Mckinney of In
dianola.
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Attend Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Murrell McRae
attended the Watson-Egger we'd
ding and reception in Meridian
Saturday night. The ceremony
was performed at Central Meth
odist Church and the reception
in the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Egg
ger on Poplar Springs Drive.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-19
To Kentucky And Tennessee

To Kentucky And Tennessee
Mrs. Tom Shepherd was join
cd in Greenwood the past week
by Mrs. Flowers Hamrick to
visit their nieces in Bristol.
Tennessee, Bowling Green and
Nortonville, Kentucky. They
were accompanied by Mrs. O..
E. Bunch of Sumner. On the
return trip Mrs. Shepherd will
stop overnight in Memphis with
Mr. and Mrs. Banks Shepherd.
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Attend Football Game

Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard
Beall were in Memphis from
Friday morning until Sunday
afternoon. Miss Beth Beall of
Ole Miss met them there and
all attended the Ole-Miss and
University of Houston game on
Saturday afternoon.
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Attend Franklin Church

Mrs. Ohio Munson and Mrs.
j. E. Heron of Isola attended
services at Franklin Presby-
terrain Church Sunday afternoon
at 2. The Rev. Fred Fowler was
in charge.
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Among Out f-Town Visitors

Attending the Homecoming
ceremony at the high school
Thursday night were Mrs. Tim
Jones of University of Missis-
sippi, sister of the Homecoming
Queen, Miss Betty Lynn Sud-
beck, and Mrs. ]. w. Herring
of Gulfport.
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Sister Recuperafing

Mrs. E. F. Rhea Of Memphis,
the former Adele Herbert of
Lexington and sister of Mrs.
Necie Povall, is recuperating at
home after surgery in Baptist
Hospital in Memphis.
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Relatives Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. DON
aid, the former Bess Kimbrough
Of Jennings, Louisiana we're
guests on the weekend of Miss
Mariana Kimbrough, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kimbrough and chill
dren, and Mrs. Olivia j. Wilker-
son who is a patient in the Hol-
mes County Community Hospi-
tai. Also guests of Mrs. Wilker-
son on Monday were the Misses
Callie and Elizabeth Field OF
Woodlawn Plantation at Shu-
qLalak.
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Attends State-Arkansas Game

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Evans and
Ted attended the State-Arkansas
game and Homecoming at Mis-
sissippi State University as
guests of Alvin Evans, who is
a student there and a member
Of the great MSU Band.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-19
Hostess To

Miss Barbara Cleveland was
hostess on the weekend to her
roommates, Miss Jean Rickett
and Miss Arlene Frazier of Mis-
sissippi Southern in the home
of her parents. MI. and Mrs.
O. A. Cleveland.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-19
Visit Quofaloma Plantation

Mrs. Les Johnson and Mrs.
r.. M. Gwin spent Friday at
Quofaloma Plantation as guests
CT Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Peaster
and Mr.. and Mrs. D.. C. Peaster.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-19
Al F'urman University

Six students from Mississippi
are enrolled at Furman Univer-
sity at Greenville, South Caro-
lima and Miss Carolyn White
represents Lexington and Hol-
mes County.
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QUIT Visitors

MIR. and Mrs. Rhea johnson
of Utica, New York and Mr..
aid Mrs. Prue Johnson of Little
Rock, Arkansas were recent
guests of their father, Mr.. T. H.
Johnson.
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Elected Fraternity President

James A. Carroll, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. P. Carroll has been
elected pesident of Beta Alpha
Psi, national honorary account
ing fraternity, at the University
Of Mississippi where he is a SEN
ior.
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Attend Ole Miss Houston Came

Among Ole Miss fans attend
ing the game with the
University Of Houston in Mem
phis on Saturday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilburn Hooker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Paris and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Berman.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-19
Returns From Louisiana

Mrs. Eric Norquist has re-
turned from a two months stay
in Alexandria, Louisiana with
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Beckman
and Mr.. Beckman.
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OUT o Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Maxwell
and Ed of Pickens and Mrs. Nor
ma Hansen of Goodman visited
Mrs. Olivia j. Wilkerson at the
hospital Sunday.
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From Delta State
Miss Joyce Faye King of Del
ia State enjoyed a brief visit
recently with her parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. Herbert King.
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In Hospital

Mr.. Jim Davis was brought
from his home to Holmes Coun-
tv Community Hospital by am
bulance Thursday and after be-
ing treated for high blood pres
sure, is improving.
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Attend Meeting

Mi. and Mrs. Tom Shepherd
went to Sanatorium on Tuesday
for MI. Shepherds routine check
up and while there he attended
a Board of Trustees meeting of
which he is a member. Plans
were completed for the annual
Homecoming to be held Sun
day, November 5th.
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From Memphis

Guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Watson on the
weekend were Mrs. G.. E. Wiley
and Mrs. David Laney, Jr. of
Memphis.
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Visits Mother

Visits Mother
Mrs. John G. Herbert of Meri-
dian is visiting her mother, Mrs.
E. w. Rainwater who is a pa
tient in the Holmes County
Community Hospital.
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From vicksburg

Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. George and
children of Vicksburg were re-
cent guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan George and Miss
Minnie George.
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PATIENTS
In Jackson

In Jackson
Mrs. Jim Dickard is now re-
Operating in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Floyd Taylor and
Mr.. Taylor after being released
from the Holmes County Com
munity Hospital.
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Returned To New Orleans

Mrs. Nellie Wynn returned to
New Orleans, Louisiana on
Tuesday after a delightful visit
with relatives here.
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From Jackson

MI. and Mrs. Lee D. Spell and
son Denny of Jackson spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. O. Spell. Lee is a
postal employee in the Jackson
post office.
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From Forrest

MI. and Mrs. Baxter Thomp-
son and children, Sara Nance,
Bubba and Bill of Forrest spent
the weekend with the O. w.
Thompson family. Mr.. Thomp-
sons condition remains about
the same.
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To Oxford

To Oxford
Mrs. Paul Brumby spent from
Thursday through Sunday in
Oxford as guest of her mother,
Mrs. L. F. Patton and Miss Pat
Brumby of University of Mis-
sissippi.
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Holmes County
Community Hospital
WHITE PATIENTS

Mrs. George Gelston, West
Mrs. Claude Cox, Walden
Mrs. James Mulhern, Lexing-
Ion
Mrs. J. B. Walton, Lexington
Mrs. Hilton Holly, Lexington
Mrs. Olivia Wilkerson, Lex
Mrs, E. w. Rainwater. Lex
ington
Mrs. B. S. White, Lexington
Mrs. w. E. Malone, Lexington
Mr.. H. M. Streater, Black
Hawk
Mrs. j. r. Ray, Lexington
Mrs. George Self Tchula
Mrs. B. E. Mcbride, West
Mrs. S. r. Pate, Jr.
Baby Girl Pate, Lexington
COLORED PATIENTS
Goldie Pearl Wright
Roberta Meek
Dorsey Cannon
Ida Henderson
John Neal
Patty Jefferson
Nevada Coats
Samuel Thomas
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From Mobile

From Mobile
Mrs. Trissa Wilkinson of Mo-
bile, Alabama has arrived for
an extended visit with her mo-
Their, Mrs. Annie Smith, sister
Mrs. Bryant Jones and Mr..
Jones.
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To Winona

TO Winona
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robert
Thompson, Sara Elizabeth and
Gene were Sunday guests Of
Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Osborn and
family of Winona.
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To Naichez

To Naichez
Mrs. Maud Legate drove to
Natchez 70 the weekend for a
visit with her son, Claud, Mrs.
Legate and children Dennis and
Claudia.
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From Dallas

From Dallas
Hugh Siddon of Dallas, Texas
and Miss Irene Siddon of Tallu-
lab, Louisiana and Durant were
greeted by friends in Lexing-
ton Saturday.
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To Indianola

Miss Ethel Ingold spent last
week in Indianola with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Ingold and Paula.
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TO Drew

TO Drew
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayford Watson,
Miss Addie Vic Bailey and Mrs.
LYDIA Taylor spent Sunday in
Drew with friends.