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Evening star., 1961-08-13
DEAR ABBY
There's q Reason for Everythino
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: My husband
and I run a very successful
little cafe. I keep my eye on
the help and, when I see
them abusing the equipment
or getting careless in their
work. I speak to them about
it. I think it Is my husbands
place to lay down the law,
but he likes to be jolly and
well-liked. so have to do the
dirty work. I am tired of
being the crabby old lady
while my husband is the
good-natured guy. Any sug-
gestions?
OLD CRAB.
Every successful operation
needs q "heavy"-and you
are it. You and your good
natured husband make q
good team, and share equally
in the profits, 50 don't har-
ness your husband with q
halter that doesn't fit him.
-
DEAR ABBY: What do you
think of parents (they are
also grandparents) who are
too lazy, or lacking imag-
ination. to buy gifts for
special occasions?
They send us checks for
birthdays, anniversaries and
even Christmas. Just before
the children's birthdays land
Christmas, too) they slip me
the cash and say, BUY them
something nice. You know
better than we what they
want"
We are not hard up, and
these gifts of cash and checks
seem very cold to me. How
should I ,(the daughter-in-
law) let them know that their
Evening star., 1961-08-13

gifts" have no sentimental
value2
ANNOYED (
l think your in-IaWs are
being very practical and con-
siderate. Many would appre-
ciate the opportunity to select
their own gifts. Shame on
you. Be grateful that you are
remembered, and quit find
ing fault
DEAR ABBY: I have been
happily married for three
years. or at least I thought
so. My problem is getting my
husband to wear his wedding
ring.
The first year of our mar
ried life he lost three we'd
ding rings. The first one was
expensive, but the next two
were cheap. Then I bought
him a fourth ring and, after
he lost that. I began to be-
heve that he wasn't losing
them at all-he was throw
ing them awav
He wears his wedding ring
when he is with me, but
every time he goes out by
himself he comes back with it
in his pocket. Do you think
he is looking for a girl. he
can fool into thinking he
isn't married? I wear my ring
all the time.
RING PROBLEMS
Regardless of whether your
husband loses his wedding
rings or bitches them, it
is obvious that he doesn't en-
joy wearing one. Take a load
off his finger and try to
make him feel married. Then
perhaps he win act more like
a married man.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

Distributed by McNaught syndicate, Inc,
Evening star., 1961-04-23
SILVER HILL.

LUXURY BRICK frame split-levs ga
din den with fireplace; breakfast kcher
built-in gsrass; ccnv location. Only $500 down
DIRECTIONS Out Branch ave. past suand parkway
Bonita st. Fleishmans VlaEe Market left 3oh
to Weham ST. left to 3719 Open Sign.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HILICREST HEIGHTS

FIRST oFFERING-ously brick rambler; hedrms
21 baths separate din daylight
tiled basement closets ree-shaded vaus
DIRECTIONS: out Branch ave Colebrook dr. right to
FairlaTn st. drst turn, right to Open Sign.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

VACANT and owner must sell nearly stone rambler
lot oedrms, daylight walkout
walk to schools; bus at door, $4,000 with 500 down.
DIRECTIONS: Marlboro pike RpnE pkwy. (opposit
Giant Food sign left to Mason right 18th
Open Sign.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
RIVER RIDGE

EXCEPTIONAL vA1UE-Assume loan cape Cod,
with outside entrance good At S2095O -
DIRECTIONS: Out Indian Head hwy oxon Hill right
to Broekton rd, left to 4414 and Open sim
Evening star., 1961-04-23
OFF BRANCH AVE.

SPACE cALoRE-Nearv brick and-frams split-leve
trance foyer separate din bedrms "a baths lac abov
ground wak-out carport, lg lot Only $500 dn
DIRECTIONS: Out Branch ave to Auth I'd, left to He
derson rd, right to 4s1s and Open Sign.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
BERKSHIRE

Mt CALVARY PARsH-New brick ramblers and split evsls
oedrms separate din walkout daylight basement ideal
for 4th bedrm and BATH located to schools
ping and transportation; S1s,95o with 81 900 down
DIRECTIONS Marlboro pike through District Hegh past
Home. ~ " N S'
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABHoR RENTIEG?-2 terrific .
OF 3 bedrm. ramblsrs; sparkling
OF No On. Pymt. or FHA Terms
hAGAN REALTY INC. UN. 4-S5S3
II W JAEEpu peaItaT
Evening star., 1961-04-23
ANDREWS AREA
mft0psn
/ TO DARK

WASHINGTON ESTATES .-
SPAC1OQs new brick ramblers and snlves bearoor
"a hahsl separate din lEe de
fn 4n-eVa basement many closets everything
and 0' ~~~
DIRECTIONS: Pa. ext to Penn shopping cen.
r !en 70 marlboro pike left to KpnE parkway (opposits
Giant Food sign) riEht to Model
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

AREA - CT. nothing
down, total payments Sq9 per mo.
Modern 3-bedrm. rambler; large
screened porch, fenced yard, mr..
pafoehial and public schools. and
Penn-Mar shopping center, BANDY
HEALTY CO, REALTOR, RE. g.
1900, ewes. RE. 6-6s33.
ANDREWS AREA
OAON HILL = 3-bedrm. rambler;
$3.50 dn. FHA: Ia baths, bsnt. :,
rec. nm; storm windows, dish
washer: Earbage disposal; only
Hillcrest HeiEhts area 3-bedrm,
brick rambler; Ia baths, bsmt,
dream kitchen: fenced lot; FHA
or first $1,000 down takes.
District Heights - 2-bedroom brick
rambler; bsmt, rec. rm.; only
Sl3,950 FHA.
Temple Hills-S7OO down, FLA
Brick, 2 bedrms. with expandabl,
attic, ser. porch, bsmt., beaut
rec. nm. Only Sl5,s50.
Seat Pleasant-LiKe new 3-bed-
rm. brick and frame Cape Cod
full bsnit., storm windows, fenced
Only Sl4,950. RE. $4,000 I'll
PRUDENTIAL REALTY co.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
WOODMOOR
O EAsTMOnR nR1ur

ST. BERNADETTEs PARIsH-SI 800 down FHA: IL baths
nek rambler fireplace oassment lovely corner lots Close
DIRECTIONS: Out coesvie I'd (pas Four corners, riyh
on Lorrane LETT on Pierce rght EaSmoor DR. PECKl
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HTTJCREST HEIGHTS

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
CUSTOM DESIGNED IN PRESTIGE AREA-5uilt for EraeouS
living -andbrick ranch-typ entrance fire.
places, bedm Sa baths sunroom, game room,
maids and the features
Areas finest buy at S39s50,
DIRECTIONS Out Branch to Coebrook dr., righ TO
shopping left right 23d parkway left
blk. to Jameson st., right to 2204 and open sEn.
SALES RE. 6-5400
Evening star., 1961-04-23
ROGERS HEIGHTS
F.WASHNGTON PKWY,

BALTMoRE-WASHNGTON PKWY,
Cape Cod, full din. rm.,, 8 bedrms..
st. Bernard's and bus, shopping
center, "a blk. off Kenilvorth ave. /,
81 900 dn.. S104 mo. incl. every.
thing. Z. c. HILLEY g. CO., REAL
TORS, AP. 7-720O.
BELTSVnLE-First offering Of this
space kit. tile bath. fTil bsnit.:
extra lge. lot, 105x114. fenced. 1t
won't last long Only 5000 On.
and payments less than rent z.
G.. HILLEY & CO.. REALTORS,
Evening star., 1961-04-23
SHERWOOD FOREST

CUSTOM DESIGNED spitlev and Cod freplaees
oedrm 2!a baths utrsmodern kitchen, Ee. wooded lot.
DIRECTIONS Out Colesvile I'd
rd' right Sherwood Carlisle
dover rd to PECKs OPEN SIGN.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
ABLE TO .,lS.! LOOK:

SEE THESE!
OPEN ] TO DARK
CAMP SPRIN0S-4p77 Keppler I'd
Excellent neishborhood. 4-bcdrm.
brick rambler. 2 baths, rec. rm;,
grouno-leVel walk-out bsmt. All
this and more too. Only S20,960
FLA. Directions: Out Branch ave
RoUte 81 to Pats Carryout, end
Of dual lane, right to Open
FOREST HEIGHTS - $40 Cree
drive. Lovely 3-bedrn., Ia bath,
brick rambler. Features beauti-
fully finished rec. rIn. many other
desirable features. All utilities.
SELLING. FILA. Directions: Out 8.
Capitol st. to 1ndiannead hwy,
right al Forest Heights entrance.
FORT FOOT-766l Fort Foote
I'd. Beautiful view Of the river.
Stone firepl. in liv. nm, big kiteh-
en-, 8 bedfms., spacious lot. Many
extras. Only $l2,s6o. Low down
6ifections: out oxon Hill I'd. right
on Fort Foote I'd. to open sign.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
DISTRICT HEIGHTS - Near Mt.
Calvary. lovely stone home on
beautiful fenced corner lot. Stair
way up for additional bedrmS d,
2-csr garage. FHA or conventional.
OXON HILL-Looking for 3 bed
rms, . baths, . fiTepiaces, rec.
rm., new brick home2 We nave IL,
with all utilities. Only S22,760,
terms
Evening star., 1961-04-23
FOUR CORNERS

PRETTY AS PICTURE 3bedrm Cod fenced ev.l lot
din rm % %bsautuy finished with bar and sink ia
G1 appraised Immediate possession. OIL. 6:9l7O
left on Rogart to PECKS OPEN SIGN.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
KENSINGTON

3007 FERNDALE
IDEAL FOR THE LARGE FAMILY b-btdrm. brick Cape Co
with separate din breakfast full basement plus built
saTaEs S@lO0 dn FHA or trade your smaller home Lo
DIRECTIONS: Out Gs ave left on Plysrs Mil left o.
Drum left Ferndsls to PECKS OPEN SIGN "
Evening star., 1961-04-23
SILVER SPRING
814 HILISRORO DRIVE
WHITEHALL MANOR

7408 HONEYWELL LANE
BEAUTFUL AND STATELY al-brck eenter-hau Colonial in
eloSe-n prestige Thoughtul
maEnfieent rec screened porch glraEs frepleee ga
Wilson lane to left Honeywell PEcKs OPEN SIGN.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

ABSOLUTELY BEYOND COMPARE
Builders 1S-mo. -old dream
rambler with carport for Dad, din.
rm. for Nom, walk-out bsmt. with
ise. s0x200-ft. lot in newly devei-
oped area; with alum. storm win
doWS and doors; many extras, incl
lge. concrete porch and patio;
close to NASA, schools, etc. Priced
at Sl7,a50 for quick sale With
$4,000 dn. or FLA terms. OTHER
NEW RAMBLER6, S14.o50 and up
RIDGWAY REALTY OR. 4-5924
Evening star., 1961-04-23
FALKLAND ACRES

2129 APPLETREE LANE
MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING this 3-bedrm rambler on
beautifu kitchens baths nm
Priced to sell; S21950 GA 1855, ~
DIRECTIONS: Out colssvills rde mi beyond White Oak
Appletree. right to PECK OPEN SIGN
Evening star., 1961-04-23
JOSEPH FILIPPO

Open daily 10 til dark: brick
ramblers. and bi.levels; modern
kitchen, 1nlax15; 3 large bedrms !,
colored tile bath, full basemt !.
w/2nd bath rouRhed in. All utils +,
$16,a50 to $1,000; $500 down
FLA; $1,000 down conventional.
Out Central ave. to Addison I'd =,
open house. BANDY REALTY co,
REALToR, RE. $4,000. Ewes. 10.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
WEST OLNEY PARK

NEW HoMEs-LDxURY LDxR FOR LUCKY YOU. 3 bedrm ranelsrs
se kitchen separate din full sassmsnts earpo many
~ DREcT1oNs Out Geogia ave extended to oney and Rte
ror left to PECK OPEN SIGN
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HILLANDALE
lo525 SWEETBRIAR PARKWAY

BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH COLONIAL an acre Of ground
distinctive Of fine featuring bedms
IsraEe TRADE YoUR HOME TO-DAY HE 4"i7oo "N ''A'H'0
-Eht to sTeetbsr Isf IN PEF9Ss OPEN sTcN Nn f0'
Evening star., 1961-04-23

ATTENTION, VETS-Nothing down
GI buys this clean and fresh home,
featuring liv. rm., sep. din. rnl ,
twin-sized bedrms., plus 10x1 4
aluminium enclosed porch. full
bSn1t., fenced lot. Payments only
Se3 per mo, incl. taxes and insur-
ance Don't delay. Call today. z.
c. HnLEY g. CO., Realtors, AP.
T-7200.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
M0pEn

ANDREWS AREA, Temple Hills
brick 3-bedrm. rambler, 2 baths
2 firepls., carport, plaster walls
DIR: Rte. TO Allentown rd., IT.
to Temple Hills I'd. and follow
sign.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

Clio MADAWASKA ROAD
MOST WANTED AREA--2O min White House rambler With
S16a50 LO. 5000.
DIRECTIONS Out Mass. ave. left on sanEamors right
MadawRskA to PECK'6 OPEN SIGN.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
7Zse Oz6S
South

| This month as we celebrate
the birthday Of George Wash
ington, I've remembered that
many of our preferred South
ern recipes were named for war
heroes, and other public fl
CURES. To mention a few,
Washington Pie, very much
like Boston Cream pie, is very
popular in some sections. La
dy Washington cake, Lord
Baltimore and Lady Baltimore
cakes are high on the list Of
requested cakes. The Robert
E. Lee cake is a six egg cake
made with butter, raisins and
spices and a lucious filling.
Old Hickory cake, featuring
three eggs, buttermilk and
soda seems to have been
quite a tasty morsel on Ten
nessee tables. Another recog-
milton of Andrew Jackson,
would you say?
Confederate Jumbles are
nothing more than cookies, at
least some call them tea cakes
and some say sweet cakes.
Now they are called cookies.
And of course we never use
Martha Washington's cake re-
cipe, for it called for 40 eggs,
4 pounds of butter, half a pit.
wine and some French brandy.
Imagine using 40 eggs in one
cake.
Let us hope that we shall
ALWAYS have that type of wor-
thy statesman who serve our
country so unselfishly that we
shall be inspired to perpetuate
his name even though our fav-
orite dishes. We feel that it is
regrettable that most Of the
recipes honoring heroes had
their beginning in the 18th
century. Our handed down re-
cipes have given honor and
recognition TO many patriots
who might otherwise have
been forgotten.
/ am not sure who develop
ed the Jeff Davis pie. One
version is that an old slave in
the family served a new kind
of pie for Sunday dinner, so
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02

delicious that there was a gen.
eral desire to know how 1t
was made.
Jeff Davis Pie"
Now Aunt Julia Ann who,
admired Jefferson Davis very
much, declared, that's Jeff
Davis Pie and here is how
you make it.
Mix 2 cups sugar, ] table
spoon flour, and cream with
] cup butter mot oleo). Beat
until very light and frothy. To
this add 6 beaten eggs. Pour in
unbaked pastry lined pan.
Bake about 40 minutes, start
ing with a hot oven to set the
pastry, then reduce the heat
for the remainder of the bak-
ing.
Many vary the recipe. Some
whip the whites of the eggs
separately and fold into the
pie. We have cooked the pie in
the top of a double boiler until
thick, cool and put into baked
shell, top with meringue. And
we have added a teaspoon of
pure lemon, or vanilla extract.
Banana Cake
Fifty years ago bananas
were a great treat at our
house. My father was a coun-
try doctor, ad a dollar repre-
sented real money. Bananas
were for special occasions back
there in those days of salve
and mustard plaSters. And
when we got a few bananas
we always made a cake.
Cream J cup sugar until
light and fluffy. Add 2 eggs and
mix we'll. Stir in 3 mashed ba-
nanas (about II cupS) real
ripe. Sift together the dry in
gradients, 2 cups cake flour,
pinch of salt, 2 teaspoons bak-
ing powder, 2 tablespoons
cream or sweet milk and 1
spoon vanilla. Blend all tho
roughly. Pour into two creased
layer tins, and bake about 35
minutes at $50 degrees. Frost
with banana frosting.
Banana FrOsting
One tablespoon butter, l cup
mashed bananas, a cups sifted
confectioners sugar. Mix until
creamy and smooth. Add more
sugar if necessary for proper
stiffness. Fills and frostS two
s inch layers.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
HOME DEM. CLUB
HAS JANUARY MEETING

Mrs. Tyrus Watkins and Mrs.
Vernon Lehman were hostess
|es to the January meeting of
the Cruger Home Demonstra-
ton Club at the Cruger Town
Hall.
The meeting was opened
with the club members sing
ing Smile, led by Miss Har-
pole. The business session was
presided over by the president
Mrs. Watkins. The devotional
was given by Mrs. Lehman.
Mrs. Wixon read the minutes
of the December meeting. The
health report and educational
topic were discussed by Mrs.
Hewitt Gordon.
Concluding the program,
Miss Harpole presented Har-
old Croker of the Greenwood
District Office, Southern Bell
Telephone Company, who pre-
scented a film entitled, Man
ners of Speaking-Courtesy
Pays OFF,. Recordings of mem
bers voices were taken and
played back.
Delicious refreshments were
served at the conclusion of
the meeting.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
$22,665.34 Paid To
Holmes Co. By SBT

The Southern Bell Tele-
phone and Telegraph Com
pany is one of the largest tax
payers in Lexington and Hol-
mes County. This fact was
brought to light today when
w. l.. Cook, Southern Bel
Manager and Mrs. Dora Pearl
TidWell delivered a check for
S22, sos. "a to Mrs. Annie Ford
Stewart, Mrs. Olive Cade and
Mrs. Nobia Irene Burwell in
the sheriff's office in Lex
ington.
The check covered payment
of the 1860 adj valorem taxes.
1t is part of an estimated 81
$50, 900 total tax bill tlat
Southern Bell Telephone will
pay to the State of MISSISSIPPI
ri ami its municipalities and
counties for the year,
This does not include in
come tax, social security and
excise tax payment to Fed
eral Government. The latter
amount would be an excess
of S11 900, 900.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
Denver Students
Praise Ole Miss

UNIVERSITY, Miss, Jan.
uary IL - Prompted by the
nationwide recognition achiev-
ed by the ole Miss football
squad this season, fan clubs
among high school teenagers
are mushrooming in various
parts Of the country. Latest
Is 1.-THE SCI Rebels" of Mer-
rill Junior High School out
in Denver, Colorado.
This group of thirty teen
ayers wrote recently to the
public relations office at the
University of Mississippi, re-
questing an autographed pic
ture of Johnny Vault and the
team, to put in their show
case. with such a picture .
wrote these Denver young
sters, wed be the envy of
Merrill Junior High"
eve have been following
regularly the record of our
favorite team" they continu.
ed, "and you can't imagine
how many Denver fans were
roofing for Ole Miss in the
Sugar Bowl game"
"And when we heard the
announcement that the Reb-
els were named top team in
the nation, winning the Grant
land Rice Award, we were
he proudest class in school
We think your University is
terrified"
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
Gardening Jobs

If you plan to grow plants
for your garden in a seed box
emember you need to plant
he seed 4 70 6 weeks before
you need the plants, Sow the
seed thinly, don't ove.hea'
Or overWater.
During February, fertiliZe
and prepare more rows for
March planting, Fertilize your
asparagus bed. Test home
saved seeds. Watch for early
pests.
You may want to try two
or three hybrid vegetables
this year. These include to-
matoes, cucumber and tur-
nip.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02

Millsaps College
January 81, 1861
Mr.. Editor:
In behalf Of the Campus
Conservative staff l would
like to extend compliments
for tie excellent editorial on
the Ole Miss situation.
1t IS highly encouraging to
know that Mississippi still
has a free press and editors
of your calibre who are will
ing to exercise freedom of
the press on such vital issues
as left wing influence at our
University.
Please continue your dill
gent efforts to present the
truth to not only the people
of Holmes County, but also
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
FORREST
BIRTHDAY

Forrest F%lemmmg, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Flemming of
Grace, former residents of Cru
ger, was seven years old on
Saturday, January Fl. He cele-
brated this happy event with
a party at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Fades in Cruger.
After a period of fun and
play, the boys and girls were
served delicious birthday cake
frosted in white and topped
with yellow candles, and ice
cream. Mrs. Flemming was
assisted by Mrs. Fades in en-
t%ertaining.
Sharing this enjoyable party
were Donna Griffin, Linda
WiXon, Jerry Fades, Voldis
GershWin, Kay Barrett, Sheri
Barrett, Frances Farmer, Ka-
thy Lehman, Kenneth Lehman,
Lehman, Kenneth Lehman,
Betty Gail Fades, David Flem-
ming, Steve Flemming and
Elaine Flemming.
Stopping by during the af-
ternon were the honor guests
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. c. Flemming, an aunt, Mrs.
Harvey Harris and Mrs. D. s..
Griffin and Mrs. jim Barrett.
Coffee and cake were served
by Mrs. Fades.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
Buffet Supper Held
In Watson Home

Mrs. Rayford Watson gra-
ciously entertained on Tues
day night honoring members
of the Lexington Business and
Professional Women's Club
with a buffet supper follow
ing the mothers march.
On arrival the donations
were counted and Mrs, Jean
Mcclellan, president Of the
club, reports a total of S238.6O
was collected during the
march"
Guests were invited into the
dining room where Miss Mary
Harpole served chicken,
which she had so eXpertly
prepared. Mrs. Ephriam Co.
hen poured coffee. The table,
covered with a white cut
work cloth over red, was cen
tered with a beautiful ar
rangement Of red carnations
with red buring tapers on
either side, following the
valentine motif. Miss Harpole
and Mrs. Cohen wore red car
nation corsages, gift of the
hostess.
Following supper all mem
bers participated ina clever
word contest with Mrs. Louise
Wallace in charge. Mrs. w. R.
Sullivan was presented with
a kalenschoe as high score
score winner and Mrs. Ma
than Schur received a similar
prize as low scorer.
Eighteen members attended
this most festive event.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

and Builders. General cor
tracing and building ma
terials business for sale. I'm
der same management 70.
38 years. Two excellent pro
perties, ideal location at lex
ington and Durant. Will sell
separately or together, wit /
or without stock. Cash OF"
terms. Allie POVall. TIA
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
Bleaching Hint

You'll get better results If
you add liquid chlorine bleach
after the clothes have been
washing in detergent water
from 3 to 5 minutes. The
bleach has a tendency to
counteract the agent in the
detergent if added at the
same time.
You may add bleach in
the bead form at the same
time as the detergent as ii
has a delayed action. The
bead form bleach is slightly
more expensive than the
liquid form.
Don't add bleach to wash
if you have iron in your wa
ter - if the clothes yellow
and fixtures stain. 1t only in
creaSes the trouble.
Oxalic acid, which Is
poisonous, will remove iron
from clothes.
Safety Tips for Baby Sitters
Parents place a tremendous
trust in baby Sitters when
they leave them with their
children, or the safety of the
children and the sitters, be
sure the sitters observe these
saftey tips:
Accept caring for chill
dren as an important job
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
Home Agent


to be done safely.
n Keep outside doors lick
ed. Never open the door
to strangers.
Eat only the food that
has been left for them.
Have guests only if the
parents agree.
Stay awake and on the
job they are hired to do.
Leave the house in 2a
good order as it was
when they arrived.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02

Navy pilots have oeen test
ing the new Automatic Carrier
Landing System which makes
it possible to land planes a.
board Carriers without touch
ing the controls, in weather SO
bad that a conventional land
ing would be impossible.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
LOST: THREE COWs, ONE

yellow brental white face
muley head; two Black An
gus, muley head. All brand
ed FIJI on hip. Seven calves,
weighing 35O-400 lbs. each.
Phone ALMA, Lexington, F.
E. Hocutt. Reward offered.
2 limp
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02

Little Miss Sheri Barrett
and Kay Barrett appeared on
the March Of Dimes Telethon,
IWABG-TV, Greenwood in a
dance number with the Mar
tina Geeslin Studio, Friday,
January 9th.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Jere Turk and
family left last weekend for
Cleveland where they will
make their new home.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02

New Travelall, large-capacity International station wagon
will soon be on display in Lexington at the Lexing-
ton Implement Company. The Travelall seats nine
passengers or, with front seat only, carries 12i cubic-foot
loads. Shown here is the model C-100 Custom Traye!al
which features 'low-profile' styling, Independent torsion-
bar front suspension and welded box-section frame in ad-
dition to four doors, full-width fold-down second seat,
optional full-width third seat and fold-doWn tailgate with
acknowledgements window. Standard Travelal engine
is an International VS. rated at 15 horsepower. Power
sterling. power brakes, automatic transmission, and four
wheel drive are optional.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Rayford Wat
son left today Thursday for
a visit in Jackson.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02

Dennis Wixon and Billy
Killebrew, students at HJC,
spent the weekend with their
parents.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02

the whole state of Mississip.
pi.
Respectfully Yours,
John B. Perkins
Editor: The Campus
Conservative.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
February Plentifuls.

bage is the feature plenti-
full food for February. Other
plentifulS are onions, rice,
canned ripe olives, cranberry
products, peanuts and pea
nut products and dry beans.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02

Mrs. Ruth Povall ami
daughter of MS CIV. spent
the weekend at their home in
Lexington.
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02
Watt Ads

FOR SALE: NICE t-ROOM
house with large building
lot. / block from square
Terms. Allie pOvall 2 tfH
Holmes County herald., 1961-02-02

no children. wanted 60 live
in rent free house. year
round and run concession
stand five months of year.
Contact Lynn Jordan. phone
PAP, Lexington. 2 2I-np