davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-07-21
Stock Prices Mixed ;
SteeLsl Autos Higher

Wall Street continued ex-
tremely cautious pending Presi-
dent Kennedy's messages next
week on the Berlin crisis. Spe-
culation that he may ask Con-
gresS for a large increase in
taxes was a dampening element
Rubbers and mail order-re-
tails also were a bit higher
while rails, oils and building
materials were mostly lower.
The successful launching OF
Americas second manned space
craft brought a temporary frac-
tional gain to Mcdonnell air.
craft, maker Of the Mercury
space capsule, but the gain
was erased on news that the
capsule had sunk. Mcdonnell
showed a loss exceeding a point
for awhile. but recovered and
traded about unchanged.
American Stock Exchange
prices were mixtd in slow trad
ing.
Corporate bonds were irregu-
lar. Government bonds edged
higher.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 81 (APl.-Losses Of
about q cent bushel were fairly gem
eral in the grain futures market today
on selling influenced by profit-taking
and bearish crop news.
Reports Of soaking rainfall overnight
in much of the Midwest encouraged
liquidation Of corn and soybeans par
ticularly.
A slightly heavier volume Of hedge
selling in wheat also was apparent out
1t was offset to some extent by Q con-
tinued good export demand.
Wheat was ss-l cent a bushel Lever hSs
corn l5-1hs lower, September Sl.l59s;
oats 9s-24 lower September 72 cents,
rye 94-1I4 lower, September S1.2624
soybeans ss-1Is lower, September
Chicago Cash Markets
Wheat No. red 1.96l2-94; No. l
hard 1.9Sha; No: / yellow hard ;9gI3:
grade yellow 1.O3H-09. Oats No.. :
heavy white ltoughl "a; No. extra
Barley: Malting choice 1.1O-1.2Oni
feed S2-92n.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
METALS

NEW YORK, July 21 AP).-Spo
nonferrous metal prices today: Copper
81 cents a pound, Connecticut valley
Zinc, 11h cents q pound, East St
Louis. Tin. 1.16 pound, New York
Foreign silver. 913b cents per tro
ounce, New York. Pittsburgh scral
steel No. ] heavy was quoted by 1rol
Age at 35 5.00-36.00.
Evening star., 1961-07-21

NEW YORK, July 81 (AP) -
Steels and motors advanced in
a mixed stock market early this
afternoon. Trading was light.
Gains and losses of fractions
to about q point were the rule.
The rise of steels and motors
gave the list a more ambitious
appearance than in recent seS-
SionS.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
COTTON

NEW YORK, July 81 tAP) Cotton
futures were mostly higher today,
Commission house buying was irflu-
enced by the mixed outlook for the
the cotton textile market this week
The Census Bureau reported June cot
ton consumption at S24.144 running
bales which was about in line with
trade expectations.
Late afternoon prices were IS cents
q bale higher TO 3 cents lower than
the previous close. October "a .46, De-
cember "a .55, March 1872.
Evening star., 1961-07-21
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, July 81 (AP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions by
chases Of 2SS,79S shares; Sales Of 9S5,-
743 shares, including 3,499 shares
sold short.
Evening star., 1961-07-21

Quotations for 1OO-share lots
Others for l0-share lots,
Xxx dividend. Plus extra ol
extras.
Evening star., 1961-07-21

Win bankruptcy or receivership Of
being reorganiZed under the Bankruptc!
Act, or securities assumed by such com
panies. ex-interest. ct Certificates
st Stamped. f-Dealt in flat. -Maturet
bonds, negotiability impaired by maturity
Evening star., 1961-01-13
AuroMeplLEs ron SALE

MGA '5s Roadster;. wire wheels
sssS s:.ii: sisiiss ss. ssis,a'ss ssas sais
ROSENTHAL {.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE


f0NSTIAc ON sso o'Sa; splsndid senditieSt
ROPER. La. 8-27OO. f
PONTIAC 80 star Chief 4.door
hardtop; all power, auto, trans !,
7: and A.. all-leather interiort rsd
sale price, 81 sSs W RoYHE YIISH xS:
TORS. INC, 4IO3 r. !,
Mt. Rainier. Nd. WA. T.7H00.
Open 9-9.
PONTIAC 1858 safari de luxe 4.
ar. station wagon; beautifully
Kept; low miieage: car finished
In ivory and silver ;equippeds
automatic trans, r. and III
power stesring and power BRAKES
Only Sl,t95. t
Chevy Chase Chevrolet.
Serving Chev. owners for. 90 yrs,
LAKE BRANCH, S401 Conn. Ave,
Of. 4-4674 oil. 4-14f9
Evening star., 1961-01-13
AUT0MeBlLEs FeR SALT

oLDs ,6l Hsuday super "ss" Sc
dan: factory air eenditiened. pvt.
brakes. stesfing. windows, &c; ETC.;
mieks. but Q real saVinss. ss.ss7.
Akers s-Cadillac Co.
oV. 3.0360 ALExANDRIA
OLDS 1885 ass" z.dr. sedan; hy;
dramatic. fully eeuipped = SSrisin.l
0LDS '56 s-ar.; fun ,eeuipnsnt.
new paint ieb; much better, thar
sTEsu1sT sTis511isT sIhfG'ViSes' siGvSs sisiSo, INC,
iiz1 East.West hwy, JU: 0.1A34:
0LDs 'J9 super "ss" esnV.: al
white. hydra. r. and h.. power
steerins, power brakes, WV; tires;
real fine car, one owner; $2,1e6.
Washington's Oldest olds Dealer
POHANKA OLDS-FIAT
1126 Goth ST. NV. FE. 7-930e
Evening star., 1961-01-13
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
PONTIAC "a: in excsllent eondi.
ten. $40, Cali Mr.. XLBERTs,

Ga1iaG tlsS. sicc a. c. iazs:l:Ht as: 7SssRTs iSHS,
PONTIAC (DipiomatieJ 1888 Supei
Chief haFdtop: fully !equip.. tinted
tires. undercoat; very lev mileaEe,
practically new. EN-. 2-9397.
PONTIAC yafon 80; T; N. na
aanssSsssff.d; a.sssfff:. real clean s47S' H
PONTIAC 80 BonnevillS conv.;
aSSrs sSS sr.f:. .7S Na r. ..r Dsxsf - sstSssEEins
STANDARD PONTIAC
.egsfssFoSMhk zssS fMss1FeSh 81 fsRiopphNd 7;4ais cTs.s
PONTIAC 'el z-dooF Vista; COM
and 5O.O0O-mils eusfSntes, r. AND
h.. auto. tTansmission, power
steering and brakes, loaded viii
ds luxe extras, terrific savings at
$2.S06. Top trade for your car;
bank terms to fit your BUDGET
G.. Cash xsIvtr'Ss. q trsSs. Ter the best deal
MCNEIL PONTIAC
az afsO rxn MIs HESRr HyE or s94iHtsp1s!! HEi HtissNs
PONTIAC ',5s super Chief 4-deor:
.lrssir sFSS SltS White stribs;
JACK BLANK a..
1897 ,ryior efoETTIwAc An ...xoo
BANK ON JACK BLANK
PONTIAC '56 4.deeFi StrsiGht stick,
STANDARD PONTIAC
sssa sTsssaEpSWs sesAa55tSM 81 fsRRorrAAso 7c71s? 7cTSs,9
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OlnStead

EST. oLDs DEALER SINCE lsss
OLDs 80 Dynamic "Ss" Holiday
sedan; factory. air eend;. HYDRA
matte, r. and b.: pis,: %; :;..w;:sI W.
81 's Us siSce Sni new; :'i sheWroom Ssu sI, ees.
dition; S3,Sa5.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
wis. and Ellieott NV. KE. T-i3Os
OLDs 'ss super "Se" Holidey g:
nee: -speeisi. 81. .eo5.
Capitol Cadillac-O -OldS Co.
1s?2 2Gnd ST. NV. Pc. $4,000
0LDS 80 "ss" 4.doof hardtop: ell
white, hydra. =. and h., power
steering; power brakes, Wv; tires;
ssls sold. ad A, ss5.E ssSyissd p yaSs Y since new
@ash,natsS's Ss%s ~ sS1sy yoldeasit oids Dealer
|POHANKA OLDS-FIAT
l1e8 Goth ST. NV. FE. 7.s30s
OLDsM0BlL6 1888 SUPER "Ss" Sc
dan; equipped with full power,
radie: hester, hydrsnatie. etc.;
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL o Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHEeDA. MD. OIL. 0-77O0
OLDSMOBlLE 1857 "ss" 2-deoR
club sedan; glitteriAg white fin
ish; with red and charcoal in
terror appointments: equipped
with automatic transmission and
power steering; real luxury med.
el: value priced at sees.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
S75S WISCONSIN AVE.
OIL. 4.4014 OIL. 4-1412
Evening star., 1961-01-13
STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET, INC.
2IQ0 M CIR N VIZ

Ew a-aIno
PLYM0UTH '5e Sub. WAGON:
esls. sSssr. sSiS; 'ssssssso 'ssssso. 81. sj::ssHis;'v
PILJxMopTH ''97 club; sscfIfice
@6s term. terms. s2S doWn. koPER
PLYMOUTA SO 2.dr.; stand1Ti
sa4s.A saat4nssAlssos'oF. so.l s.issssn1 I snd h. 1 owner
ssd ana White. auto: trans" ssS &c.
American Service Center
5Ss N dlebs Rd.. n1 All. d'!Isa'ss ia. a-4ss: ssa
PONTIAC 81 TEMPEsT z-door
car; B0,O00-miie guarantees; ST.
237; 5000 down; cash or trade
bank terms 70 fit your budEet
Tor the best deal see McNeii."
MCNEIL PONTIAC
ia 5HSO rMl M!s AtHKr axe or sH4HtssB2' g.! t;sSS!
rSSrrsc snS g. a3to, ~ 4's5; sl;D, sta vas;
sIee nses AZ dfi.i III. letsf VII uRhsSsI Rssss ss4a'
fSSItiAG e., 1890 IH., sSnSeyIlIs g 9a Z, sony.
axe. cond.: S3,lR5. IA. 6-30O3
PONTIAC go Ventura 2-dooS hard
top; aute. trans, Z. and h., powe
sI:sn IssInsii siully 'rs1:I sa:I ssiss ssssiissHsti'n'li
STANDARD PONTIAC
aeSasasEo@s zessS GaAHtSM 81 fsRaoprihNka T;4I;' s4E:
Evening star., 1961-01-13

fsrssSSsh Z ssss9; sS 80 ,s ,sitSa .sa,S:sSs ssss ss
ssf I!si ITttSST sSS srsft sMvfR 81 sss,sd n "a,
INC, 1141 East.West hwy. JU. Q.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
AvToMoBllEs FoR SALE

PLXgloUTn-.ss Belysders hardter
..e:li:nt sSndisien.a dnissfienias cK 2 .ss. ae
%SEistiNei2ssa ei2sa civ cRflss Sos'' SSeol' 81 GnS: ;1Ss
~. 5MkAs. ss.7s3s. c. VA. u. a.if7S
PLYMOUTH '58 station vaToni q.
PASS Z. and b., powerflite, air
copd.; 2-tons red and white. Nom
TosaAele Al warranty, MONROE
yer sprins. Ma. jT.is JT. s.5sCgii.. 5asTgi. sn-
PLYMOUTH 81 cdr. Do luxe;
dents. Sib0. 20. 9.sO6S. -"
PLYMoUTR '67 lhafdtop 2-df., 8.
cyl: owner, lew miles: must ses
to appreciate, S7eb. L. p. gTEU.
ART SILVER STRING. INC, lll1
East.West hwy, JU.- e.l43<.
FALMOUTH 80 sports Fury auto,
tarns.. power steertng and brakes,
2. and h.; actual $4,000 miles
senditl9n ao ana appearance like
United Auto Sales, Inc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIR.
1928 Ga. Ave. Wheaton 10. B-3360
PLY. Savoy Z:dr.; white, Fun en-
gins' three rs. Mallory ign, eiec.
fuel pump, n. shift. tach.: must
sell, need money for school: Beat
offer. Call TODD. Sc. 3-4757.
PLYMOUTH go 4-drs.: e is choose
from, Sl,ee6; neW-caf title and
I, r. sTkuAkT SILVER SPRING.
NC 1l4l East-West hwy. 10, Q.
PLYMoUTH 80 station wagons: :
20 choose from. full eauiDnent With
power. with duel air eond., S2,-
Sek plus top trade for old car.
1. ?. STEuART SILVER ePRlNd,
INC, III East.West hwy. JU. 0.
PLYMOUIF 50 cony.: full sauip.
ment with power. l owner. only
$1,000 actual miles: Q real sharp
car. Sl:195; I. P. sTEuART sIL-
We VIZ sssslNSSui sssi. Su ISG;i S!ilis4 al4l East
PLYMOUTH '57 4:dr. VS.; full
way above average; must see to
effVER d PRfNG, NC. fiji
Nast-West hwy. JU. a-i43i.
PLYMOUfH '57 1-doof; StFaI1ht
shift; s:tone blue: excel. eond.,
$3.50. WA. 7-S900.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
OLDSMOBILES
'54 THROUGH go

Finest selection Of hardtops, con.
vertiblss, sedans and STATEN
vagons; Al equipped with oids'
series; some with factory All
conditioning. These ears are be-
ing offered during our. January
clearance sale at special reduced
prices. Some carry neW.eaf terms,
title and gusrantee. Terms 70
suit your budget; uD 70 80 months
to Day. Buy now and save during
nur annmnl elAa rancA aala
Evening star., 1961-01-13
TRIANGLE FORD

301O R. !. Ave. NE. LA. 9-l003
PACKAkD '56 Panama 2-dr. hdtp. /;
by. original owner, all power. ex-
eel, sonS,;;. S4e6 Or best effer.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
AuTsMelILIs Eea SALE
(coNIlNUEDl

II: II 81; :::; !: !;;
2 neg enc: aew-eas warranty;
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Oln1Stead

EST. 0I.Dg. DEALER SINCE 1898
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ia. 7-s400
0LDS '66 "se" 2-dr. haYdtOp: ny
dra., T. and h., top appearance
and mech. cond.. S5s5. ia. 7-a36e.
0LDsMOpILE 80 conv.: real sac !,
mo. S",s RoB2R, SSsei LH. ss.2SteSo. 0n'' 81
OLDSMOBILE l060s-Vari0us body
styles and models TO choose from
Exceptionally fine deals In these
opEN EvENiNas GNrlL . Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-Old Co.
iBETHEsbA, Nd. oil. S.77oo
OPEL '5s station wason; radio,
heater. Wv. tires, chrome TOP
..EEE. lusSEaEEs carrier; eaanr.ra;a; al. condition;
TRIANGLE FORD
901O R. !. Ave. NE. La. 9-l003
PACKAkp ,56 Paname 2.dr. hdtp. /;
ey sriEinai eEnsr' All power: & sx-
fSsd5; Sd. s:saass4lia s4s' Or best 'ff'r'
PAcKARD IS clipper; n solid
VDWuh steethhb Ahh Va AnAvas, 4AyL.s
SasA s n SStrSeFoN' SPi SesnFeas' ls sahsEas sSss
sOlS n. MOORE eT. 1Kessiynj, J,
Arlinsten, ya. IA. s-3030. End
fEUGEOf 'se "403": :. ana b..
extras; $4,000 MI, excel. eord. !;
one owner, must sell. OIL. 4.0eS6.
PEUOROT '58 4-door; . and b..
air conditioned; Exceptionally
clean: $1.096.
STANDARD PONTIAC
e460 CHILLUN RD AP, 7-7led
"QUKENSToWN SHOPPING CTR. "
fLYM0UfH 1888 Beiyedefs "S"
4:dr.: r: and h., power brakes.
PLYM0UTH 1850 z-dr. 1elve1ers;
eend,; Si.S:s: full price: ssii
sss5oo. "A Ao'0'' wa
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Oln1stead

EST. OLDS DEALER SINCE 1891
2O0O Wilson Blvd. All. JA.7-S40(
OLOS, go 0tarfire eonv.: white fin.
ish, all.leather interior; all the
Oidsmobile fine features; ont
owner. 5000 miles; ney.eai guar.
antee; orig. value. $500; salt
price. &3.Soe.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
AUTOMOBILES FeR SALE

PLYM0UTH 'bS. Belvedere station
Mason: aute. trans. 7. and H.;
excel. eond.. s645. WI. $500
fIxMoyTHt In snSr t,ls. ,,ss sISgE;: .eoa shape; 3
p '6z Chey. or FORD. co. S-SsSf
PLYMOUTH '57
An EXTRA CLEAN Custom subur.
pan STATION WAGON; with VS.
Powerflyte Transmission, radio ana
heater. beautiful 2-tone ivory ant
red interior. II you have that
large family that needs q. lot oj
storage space. We can stYongly
recommend this one. We have re.
Gently reduced this TO Just 81 ,085
See Mr.. aTAEE0Rn
Evening star., 1961-01-13

PLYMOUTH' 81 cow: fun sauip.
@;0s aooon nta sssus HDssI .., 'TssiF rs:i .slS SaS
car. S1.l95. L. r. sTEUART SILL
We, xER sPRlNqi, INC; I141 East
Evening star., 1961-01-13

AaiiMog!n ,Aiit son, 07 s,u. ad1S. e., 'sEsIsaht sIa
saS6. Va. sUN s.ssoo: S'Ss sAes'' coma
Evening star., 1961-01-13
AuToMoBlLEs FoR SALE

rSSIl.Ao. ssSlp ass S isSSREs5t sSESttiKF Fss Ha1ss 1S!Is
Cd. iE. SSSiI S.SSI6S sara" Aoioh
f0NTIAC '59 cataiiaa 7-dr.; royal
lsoo. o!uS ". esSe!YsRsse S9sss ,ftsan xft.a P0Ss1
PONTIAC SO Star Chief. Catalina
sedan: hydramattc. power steering,
pSwer brakes. radio. heater, Wv:
mIis:: safiss;: sHSs eiae and white: $4,000
JACK BLANK
1897 irving st. NV. AD. 4-s5De
atsGs GsisR TIE 81 os NIX jXctx BE- skASk9 SSkS9s7o
PONTIAC go conveftibie: companj
official car: 'nev-car title; 10000
mile guafantee; T. and h.. auto:
tSI,npsmission Sr.ps1: asn: pSwsG a. sne
bank terms TO lit your budget.
MCNEIL. PONTIAC
is 5aao rTR rXEs Hsxkr Axf or s2EHtsD2S GEi HtisSSs
foN55ss sSss 81
gafari 9-pass. wag.; hydra, p.s., r.,
ROSENT1HliAL
Chevrolet -Corvair- Corvette
Columbia pike and Q. Qlebe Rd.
ArlinEton, Va. IA. 1871
PONTIAC 80 Bonneyilie cpe.; for
merly owned By Pontiac official:
All accessories, air cond., power
brakes, steering. NindoVS: S-way
seat. MGGic cruise, heater, Won.
derbar radio. extra Wv. snow
tires; low mileage. Orig, list
5000, sell for $3.50. EN-.
PONTIAC 80 cataiin1 conv.: p.S..
II. aSd se.5a;ii Ri white; l1,ooo miles.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
AuToMoBllES ron SALE

PLYMOUTI IsSs; sexsFfiisht
equipped, l. eWner, fine eold
4s.a9ss4: sa9Essss4s.'r rskoMS sias ciao HoRp. RlpslI'lI ~
FLYM. 80 sIveg H.T.; eisan ss !!
pin; auto, dr., vse, 2. and a., etc
S6a5. Se6 cash Or trade. KlhA
MoToR Co. 1000 Ga. ave- NV
PLYMOUTH 1859 savoy "s' q
door sedan; r. and h.. autometil
tyansHt:sion; tya poMsdr sd,,.n stserins = i1
snsl Irssl dsTn s1sslleas easm.ns payment 3
b0nk. q. p. 9. guarantee. l.. ?
| eTEuART. NC, l44o ? st. NV
De, S.4s00. -
IPLYMOUTH '58 6.cylindsF 2-doori
| finish, excel. eond.; SS95. 500
down, payments At bank. L. ?
sTEUART. INC. l440 ? ct. n.W-
PLYMOUTH 80 Pury 2-door hard
top; r. and h., power steertnS
SsantifuI white iiSish. Wv. tires
ton; So. .395. Small down pay.
ment. Payment at bank. I.
guarantee. L. P. sTEUART, INC,
1870 r st. NV. DE. 2-4S00.
IPLYMoUTA '57 savey IS" 2.door;
r.. and h.. auto. trans: blue ann
white finish; Wv. tires; S695,
500 down. payments At bank.
L. p. 9TEUART. INC. 1440 , ct.
NV. DE. 2-4s00.
PLYM0UfH SO .-dooT; :. and h.,
auto. trans, .$saS. 500 down.
payments at bank. 1. eTgQ-
ART, me- 1440 ? ct. nv. DE.
PLYMOUTH '56 .-dr.; r. and h.,
price, BURROWS RAM1LER, 900
NJ st, Sc. Ii. 4.S3O0.
PLYMOUTH '55 hardtep; turquoise
and white; automatic, radio, heat:
credit. TOMS cHEYRoLET. Ga.
ave. and University blvd, wheat.
on, Nd. LO. 5.0013.
PLYMOUTH SO Belvedere 4:door
full power, and In excellent con-
dition; S595. TOMS CHEvRo-
LET, Ga. ave. and University blvd.
Wheaton, Nd. 10. 5-O013,
PLYM0UTH '5S hardtop: solid
black, Wv. tires; VS.. full power,
s5seiispt ss esnsis,S9P; 9. PRISE pevS,1, K M ssIl
ca. ave. and Uniyersity blvd,
wheaton, Nd. 10. 6-00l3.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-26
Methodist Men Hosts
For Squirrel Stew

The Adult Mems Bible Glass
Of the Lexington Methodist
Church was host to the Fellow
ship Glass for a squirrel stew
Monday night in the Educa,
tional Building at 6 p. m.
Virgil Ingold, ST.. was chef,
and chairman of tn serving
committee, assisted by v. c..
Fite, Shep Darnell and j. H.
Bowie.
Thirty one men attended this
delightful affair to enjoy fun,
food, fellowship and songs.
Howard Terry, president of the
Adult Glass was present and
with the modest teacher of the
class extended a welcome to
the special guests, the Rev. Guy
Ray, of Walnut, father of the
pastor of First Methodist
Church, the Rev. Wilson Ray
of Tchula, brother of the pastor
and H. Russell.
Messrs. Ingold, Fite. Darnell
and Bowie served the delicious
stew, with pickles, cake, Coca
Colas and coffee.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-26
Mrs. P. Weems Hostess
Oreqon H. D. Club

Mrs. Paul Weems was hostess
to the Oregon Home Demon
stration Club Wednesday, Octo-
Der Is in her attractive home
with eight members present and
one guest, Mrs. Weems' mother,
Mrs. Webbie Dowell of Baton
Rouge, Louisiana.
The meeting was opened with
the song, Dixie" the club pray
er was read in unison for the
devotional and Mrs. Doug Gil
more, secretary, read the roll
call and minutes of the last
meeting.
Mrs. Dan George discussed
fire hazards and steps to take
to prevent fires. Mrs. Henry
Fonville gave a All Club report
Mrs. T. E. Hearn who knew her
.ubject from actual experience,
gave suggestions for making
bias cording and belts.
The hostess served ice cream,
cake and coffee to the guests
and the meeting adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Grady Bailey in
November.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-26
Young Sprouts Study
Garden Theropy

The Young Sprouts Garden
Club met October 10Th at 3 p.
m. in the Brownie Hut with
twenty-four e bers and
guests present.
The theme of the program
was Garden Therapy" and
Mrs. Edwin White, program
chairman taught the subject as
Sharing" and demonstrated her
meaning by the use of a for
eign doll, in japanese dress.
She further explained and sug-
gested the planting of potted
bulbs for shut-ins, to be de-
livered when in bloom, and pre-
sented bulbs to be planted in
bowls or pots.
Dues were collected and cook
les and Coca-Colas were served
by the ~hostesses, Mrs. A. L. Glib
son and Mrs. Joe Stern sub
shutting for Mrs. Will Barrett.
Sue McCrory, Reporter
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-10-26
Not Club
Used Halloween Motif

The Forget-Me-Not Club met
III the home of Mrs. Madison
Mcclellan, Thursday, October
18th at 2:30 p. m.
All members were present
and one guest, Mrs. Carl Rod
gers was welcomed.
The living room was attrac-
tive with fall flower arrange
ments and with Halloween
decorations of cats, pumpkins
and witches reminding us that
Halloween is just around the
corner.
A brief business session was
presided over by the club presi-
dent, Mrs. Walter Moore. Mrs.
W. H. Walton gave the Sunshine
report, recreation period led by
the hostess was a Halloween
game contest, the prizes going
to Mrs. c. M. Mcdaniel and
Mrs. Carl Rodgers.
After the games the hostess
blew a Halloween horn to sum-
mons the guests to get in line
to be ushered to the dining
room for trick or treat and re-
freshments.
Mrs. Mcclellan served deli
cious Halloween plates of chic
ken salad sandwiches, cake muf-
fin, nuts, candy and punch. The
meeting then adjourned to meet
in the home of Mrs. w. w.
Thurmond in November.
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Ne~A Of
Women
SOCIETY X CLUBS X PERSONALS
Bethesda H. D. Club Met Birthday Party Held
With Mrs. M. Mcclellan For Cindy Smith

The Bethesda Home Demonstra
ton Club met Wednesday, Oct
ober 18th with Mrs. Marvin
Mcclellan as hostess in her
home.
Mrs. N. M. Parkinson called
the meeting to order, the hos
tess gave the devotional, which
was followed by the song
Dixie" led by Mrs. Bill Tay-
lor.
Mrs. w. B. Farmer, secretary,
read roll call and the minutes.
Old and new business was dis
cussed and Mrs. Parkinson pre-
sented a study topic, Safety in
the home"
Mrs. c. L. Johnson gave a
most interesting garden report
and mentioned having ten diff
ferent varieties of vegetables in
her garden at present.
Mrs. J. A. Cox gave a demon
stration on belt making in diff
ferent types and other sugges-
tons in dress trimmings.
The hostess served cake and
coffee to the ten members pres
ent at the close of the meeting.
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Lexington ~Joycettes
To Sponsor Coffee
Wednesday, Nov. lst

The Lexington Jaycettes will
sponsor a coffee" on Wednes-
day, November LIST at the Lex
ington City Hall.
This event will be held in two
sessions. The first will be from
$50 to 1920 a. m. and the sec
ond from 2:30 to $3.50 p. m. A
large variety of home baked
pies and plenty of coffee will
be served during these hours.
All proceeds will be applied to
the Jaycette Arthritis Fund. Nc
set amount will be charged, do
nations of any size will be ac-
cepted.
The Jaycettes have declared
the first week in November as
"Arthritis Week in Lexington.
Members will make a house to
house canvass on Monday, No
vember 6 from 500 to 800 p. m.
Everyone is invited to have
coffee and pie with the Jay
cettes on November l during
the appointed hours.
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MISS TATE IS OFFICER
OF TAU DELTA AT MSCW

Miss jamie Tate of fremont
and Lexington has recently
been named treasurer of Sigma
Tau Delta national English fra
ternity at Mississippi State Col
lege for Women. This group has
five special programs for the
1961-62 session.
Miss Tate, an English major
senior, is the daughter of Mrs.
J. L. Tate of fremont and the
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. M. Tate and Mr.. L. F. Heard
all of Lexington.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Studies Latin Countries

The Wesleyan Service Guild
held a regular meeting Monday
night at the Educational Build
ing.
Barbara Miles, president
opened the meeting and Mary
Allbritton led the program on
Latin countries, assisted by
Geneva Lindholm, Ophelia Nc
Iemore and Ruth Flower.
Maud Patterson gave the
cheer card report, a new men,
Der Ruth Cade was present
which keeps the membership
number the same as Willena
Stark transferred to the Day
Circle. Though we miss h
very much we congratulate the
Day Circle in gaining her men,
lbership.
Minutes from the last meet
ing were read by Neva John
son and approved as. read.
Week of Prayer was announ-
ced from October 25 to 81, also
District meeting at Greenwood
First Methodist Church Sunday
18th at 2 p. m. was announced.
The song publish Glad It'd
ings" was sung with Necie Po-
vail at the piano.
Special contributions were
made for Christian work in La
tin countries, including books
for mobile libraries, medical and
nursing car and preventive
medicine.
The meeting adjourned with
prayer in unison, and the hos
tesseS, Bettye Moore Lobby and
Maud Legate served feather
light Boston ream pie with
whipped cream and fruit punch
to the fifteen members present.
Hostesses for the next meeting
will be Mary Sue McInnis and
Geneva Lindholm.
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Cindy Smith was honored
with a party by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Smith at
their home on Monday morn
ing from $50 to 11:30 on the
lawn. She is eight years old.
The theme of the party was
Halloween with masks, spooks,
witches and completed with a
jack-o'lantern cake. Party ia
vors were candy lipsticks and
lollipops.
After jolly Halloween outside
games were played, the fifteen
little girls present were served
ice cream, cake, candy and Coca
Colas.
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AN EXPRESSION OF THANKS

We would like to use this
means OF expressing our thanks
to the many friends and CO.
workers throughout Holmes
County for the lovely floral Of
ter1ngs, your letters of en-
couragement, and your kind
words during the recent illness
and death of our beloved mo-
ther, Mrs. j. w. Hicks, of Belle
fontaine, Mississippi.
May God richly bless each
of you.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Almond