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Arizona tribune., 1961-09-08

L. Colonel Fred c. Williams, NJ D., accepts CONCENTRATIONS
from COL William A. Todd Sr, acting commander Madgan
Hospital Tacoma, Washington. It. Colonel Williams
recently promoted.
He Madgan where he had served
chief ophhamoogst Frankfort Germany for three years.
He will head the 9th General Hospital there.
native of Arizona It. COL Williams graduated from Arizona
University his medical degree Ne
harry College, Nashville Tenn Following his nterneshp and
idency Chicago assigned hospitals Tokyo and other
Far received the Bronze Star Medal while serving
Madigan post Col Williams headed eye depart
Wood and Ft. Ord.
His parents Mr.. Mrs. v. reside 1922
E. Washington.
Arizona tribune., 1961-09-08

Miss Shirley Johnson daughter Of Mrs. Jessie Johnson So
piece Of cake with her William o. Warren
of MIR. and Mrs. Fred WARREN 2l6l E. Violet DR..
couple married Thursday 81 Winterhaven Calf
They by family and friends reception held
and Mrs. Samuel Solomon. 243S W. Jefferson
Sunday night.
Arizona tribune., 1961-09-08

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ALTA VISTA TERRACE

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FALKLAND AREA
6HgBGm

Priced for quick sale At univ
S17,950 is this big brk coloniSl
a JOYOUS TO OWN"
bedrms.. LIST floor paneled den,
ioimal din. rm., left. liv, rm.,
tull bsmt. on lg beautifully land
sseaped and fenced lot: close to
ell conveniences.
pr. Flower ave. to Melbourne ave
70 slo4 Lton rd.; open ! to 5.
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LANGLEY AREA

LANGLE1 AhEA
1912 GLENSIDE DRIVE
BRICK RAMBLER with bedrms baths separate din.
and rec churches. TRADES ARRANGED.
S23,95O. 4-l700.i
DIRECTIONS: East on Univ blvd. to right
to Giensde, right to PECK's OPEN SIGN.
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2 -bedrm. home. bsmt.. din. nm,
$50. mo-, $500 On. FLA.
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RoCKYILLE-GI, FLA SPECIALS
NO SIS DOWN

2-bedrm. home. bsmt.. din. nm,
$50. mo-, $500 dn. FLA.
3-bedroom Cape Cod: fenced level
lot, 500 mo-, $3.50 down FLA.
4-bedroom home: bsmt., porch;
S110 mo-, $3.50 down FILA.
r. L. SMITH, Realtor
GA. 4-77ll GA. 4-S7e5
ROCKVILLE AREA-Why pay more
when you can have everything
for only $4,000: huge brick and
redwood rambler with 3 bedrooms,
215 baths.
EXCLUSIVE LIVING"
Beautiful mahogany rec. rm., patio,
OSP. lovely Handicapped lot. Cali
today.
W. j. NICHOLAS 10. 5-osoa
ROCKVILLE-Family growing? Inns
mediate occupancy on a 4-bedrm.
home; room aplenty: ideal loca~
ton. No down payment Oh. S13..
YoUNK1N & CO. 10. 4-soss It'll Q
R0CKVILLE-Silver-rock rambler;
3 bedrms., full bsmt., COW. los
cation; S14,750 FLA. terms With
$3.50 dn.
ROGER H. SPENCER CO. INC.
GA. 4-5l51 WI. S-9036
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BY Apt. ONLY

bedrms., rec. rm. and den, storm
doors and windows; FLA terms.
$3.50 down: HILLSIDE, MD.-Brk.
Cape Cod, 3 bedrms.; income apart
ment in bsmt. Submit offer.
OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNCIL
3-bedroom Colonial, modern kit;
assume loan, 1929 per mo.
$1,000 down; SLIGO CREEK PARK
-2-bedTm., den, E-bath rambler:
4-acre wooded lot, assume S14,-
800 CT loan.
$1,000 dn.; GREENWOOD KNoLLs
Double lot, 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
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SPECIAL

Owner must sell twice below market
value. Close-in Silver Spring area
Attractive Colonial. 3 bedrms., sep.
din. rIn.: full bsmt, rec. rm.
level handicapped lot. CT, no money
down, or low-down payment FILA.
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assturing bedTms.. sep. din. nm.
pig Kit, iV. rm. and rec. rm. w
sf dlIeplaess, "a bath in WRlk-ou,
Immediate POSSESSION
fhr out Ga. ave, to Aspen Hill
"a; TO 1912 Harlan St: open i
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UNIVERSITY PARK

1901 40th AVENUE
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-Brck rambler featuring
din. winsized bedrms. and
famlys kit. TRADES ARRANGED. HE 4-1700.
DIRECTIONS: East to colesvle I'd, right
to Buren, right to PECKS OPEN SIGN
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WORK SHOP

And spacious 4-bedrm. home are
yours for only $500 down. Located
in excellent Rockville location
Huge lot. Vacant, Immed. &C.
cupancy.
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, COLESVILLE
BETHESDA

FfiA approved at SCI. 500 assures
sou q an excellent buyl Beautiful
t-g,c "SP.ARKLES v/CHARMi
prime residential area. close to all
-eonvenienees; immediate occu-
pancy.
1is Eastwest highway or 1T. 40
70 Chelton to Seaford I'd, right
] blk. to Sesford DR.. and left IN
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SPACIOUS

Colonial in Silver Spring. Walk 10
Hecht Co. and downtown shop
ping. 3-bedrm. Colonial: liv. rm.,
fiTepl.. sep. din. rm.: lge. kit.
full bsmt.: fin. rec. I'm. with half
bath. Detached garage. Very nice
lot. Dead-end street. Ideal for
children.
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$500 DOWN

Newly decorated 3-bedrm. home.
Sep. din. rm.; nice lot. Close 70
st. GATHERINGS and all schools.
Vacant. lmmed. occupancy. Don't
delay. This won't lastl
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ROCKVILLE-Sl3.950

OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 5 Pm.
Tlh lI,.s otHhJaa Cape Cod, on Ice
pletely redec. in and out; CT on
FILA. DIR: out Wis. ave. and
Rockville pike, continue straighI
through Rockville on MontgomS
cry ave. to Adclare I'd, left o.
AdclaIe to 202.
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SEMI

Detached home located in Langley
Area. Heating costs are less on
this immae. 3-bedrm. home. Large
liv. rm. and dining area: 2-ton
air cond. CT, no money down OF
FILA.
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ManOViIl
WEEKEND SPECIALS
WE LIKE TRADES"
so LITTLE

down payment. FLA or no money
down VA on this lovely little .
bedrm. home. Full bsmt., rec. rm.
In the wheaton Area. Payments
less than rent.
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c. & A. N. MILLER
ROCKVILLE
OPEN SUN. 1 TO s

5rand-new 3-bedrm. brick-and-
frame split-foyer homes with car
ports, l "a baths, Dashboard INV.
heat; Sl6,950. 512 South HornerS
lane. Dir: Viers Mil I'd. to First
St, left to Baltimore I'd. left to
South Horners lane and open sign,
GLEN j. KOEPENICK q co.
pO o-50b0
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POOR GRANDMA
POTOMAC, MD.
POTOMAC HUNT AREI

OPEN ] TO 5
New 4-bedrm. brick split-level with
3 baths, and family I'm. on z
beautiful acres.
DIR: River I'd. 4 miles beyond Po-
on S Glen TT Td q Prbt ra on Query Td NH VII
I'd. to sign. or. out Rte $40 10
Rockville interchange. north on
Rte. % 4 miles left on Travilah
rd, 4 miles, right on Glen I'd II,
right on Query Mill I'd. to sign.
THE MONTGOMERY CITY. R. Z. CO.
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KENSINGTON
"@~
WHEATON
NICHOLAS

he. 1000 Lo. 5-OsoO
GAITHERSBURG-R EDLAND AREA
MARROW WOODS
roger, entr. Colonial, 3 bedrms.,
"a, baths, 2 firepls., Ice. liv, rm..
sep; din. I'm. family sized kit,
iuIl osmt.' rec, En-. Can be con-
IN9eLtea g,to fallout rm., garage
DIR Rte. 355 to Desrwood I'd.
right to Muncaster Mil I'd. Crte
1:g1l5), right to NARROW Woods,
right to open sign. Open all day.
0. D. FIELD, INC.
WI. S-2473 JU. 5-5113
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ROCKVILLE,

ROCKVILLE, Hungerford-Immac.
3-bedrm. ramblers; bsmt., din. rm.,
Wv carpets, fenced lot; STA
tor. GA. 4-77ii, GA. 4-saab.
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GA. 1850 after q pm.

OTOMAC-one Of the finest homes
in this finest community: Gus
tom-built rambler, designed by
sunken iiV. rm. wIfifepli, den W.
firepl.. electric kit. huge master
bedrm. with firepl., alcoVe, 8 BY s
closet. and full bath; . other
bedrms. with walk-in closets, 2nd
full bath; custom drapes, w.-to-w.
carpets. air cond., maids rm., y
bath; dbl. garage, utility-storage
rm., lge. picture windows over
looking own 4-acre park; easy TO
maintain, price fifty-five. AK. g.
9299.
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WHEATON

CORY 2-bedrm. rambler. 2 blocks
from Wheston plaza; large family
site kitchen
-. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY"
dhB is potential commercial PROP
erty, A home for now, an invest
rment for the future. Out deorSia
ave. to Blueridge. left to Grand
view, right to our sign.
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FOUR CORNERS
KERWIN ROAD

NEW HOMES: cLosE-N CONVENIENT AREA az A1ttrssetye
dining and ul 5Emts Some hsTs frePaesS
S2I95O to S22,500. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY HE 4-l7OO
DIRECTIONS. west on University Dust
past -Four cornersj' left to PECK's OPEN SIGN
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POTOMAC

TO SHOPPING GEN.
TER, 1920 Accord dr.. Owner
transferred: priced for quick sale.
Like-new brick Colonial: 4 twin
bedrms., den. 2lz baths, large
living room, separate dining room,
modern an-electric kitchen, ga
rage, large rec. room in basement.
Conveniently located to schools
and transportation. Open Sun
day 1-6.
DIR: From d. c., out River I'd. to
Accord dr., left to property.
SAMUEL 2. BOGLEY, INC.
EN- E-I212
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WOODMOOR

1888 PIERCE DRIVE
REAL NC-3-beLroom with ga baths, large
kitchen rec rm fireplace, dining and
beautiful haded lot TRADES INVITED
4-1700
DIRECTIONS: West University blvd. TO Lexington a
Corners), right to Pierce dr. and PECK'S OPEN SIGN
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KEN DRUSKIN

L4-IN AeAAAA AN4- IL g--OW1
OPEN 1-6
New modern 2-story: liv. I'm.
separate din. nm, den OF study,
4 bedrms., ga baths. kit. with
table space, fun bsmt. Lovely lot
with lge. shade trees. Carport.
$4,000. DIR: Out Conn ave,
right on Saul I'd, left on East
Bexhill I'd. left on Kent to 34O5.
OPPOSITE WHEATON PLAZA-De-
iightful 2-bedrm., newly decorat-
ca rambler. Lot contains over TO-
800 So. #. Det. garage. Ideal for
retired couple. Only S13,950;
terms. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
JU. 9-llO3.
OUT WILSON LANE. 8 bedrms.
gear garage; many extras: "a.
acre, lower 30s. WO. 6-2924
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC
PLEASANT LIVING = Aimost-neV
3-bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler
wLfinished rec. rm., family kit,
only S24.950; trades accepted
EIsENAcHER REALTY, 10. 4-5555
POOR GRANDMA
didn't have the luxury Of the
3 beorm. split-level in Rockville
2 baths. REC. RIM. with fire.
place. S20,950. Why not trade in
your home. RIPLEY co. JU. s.
Gill.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA

6403 9TH AVENUE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION eener-ha rambler with
three bedrms ga baths sepaIate din I'M screened pe6en
DIRECTIONS Out Hampshire to Sheridan st;
Suburban Bdg)' right to sth ave. left TO PEChs
OPEN SIGN
Evening star., 1961-10-03
CLUB
CALENDAR
TOMORROW

Bethesda Civinette Club
Rummage sale from $50 a m.
to 5 pm, through Saturday
at 5O03 Cordell avenue in
Bethesda.
WOman's Club of Chevy
Chase-Business meeting Of
the music section at 10:45
am. at the clubhouse.
Brandeis University Wom-
ems Committee - Opening
meeting of the District Chap
ter, at 10 am. at the Dupont
Theater. DR.. Joseph L. Kauff-
man. deputy associate direc-
tor of the Peace Corps, will
moderate a panel discussion.
Green Acres Glen Cove
WOman's Club-First meeting
of the year at 10 am. at st.
Columba's Parish Hall. DR..
J. H. Young, chairman of the
department Of speech arts
and Of fine and communica-
tive art of American Univer-
sity, will speak on THE
Drama and the Coming The
atrical Season"
Jewish National Home for
Asthmatic ChiIdren-Paid up
membership luncheon at noon
at the Tifereth Israel Congre-
cation.
Montgomery County lew
ish Community, Inc. - First
membership meeting Of the
Sisterhood, a paid-up mem
bership luncheon at noon at
the center.
Venture-Board meeting at
$50 pm. preceding a 7:30
pm. business meeting at the
Willard Hotel.
Brandywine Lioness Club
Fashion show and dinner
with cocktails at 7 pm. at the
Spring Lake Hotel at the
Charles County line. north OF
Waldorf, Md, on Route 30l
South.
AAUW, silver Sprine
Branch - First meeting at 8
pm. at the Silver Spring
Library. Mrs. George Ellison
secretary of the citizenship
committee of NEA, will speak
Glen Mar Park Women''
Club - Membership drive-get
acquainted party at 8 pm. ir
The auditorium of WOODWARD
& Lothrop, Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1961-10-03

paid for itself many times
over, comparatively speaking.
Sending the wash out causes
wear and tear on the clothes,
and it not as satisfactory as
doing it yourself.
Having to wait at the laun-
dromat would certainly be a
deterrent to me. With ones
own washer, it is possible to
do a tub and get other work
done while the laundry is
sWishing.
If you hang your clothes
in the basement, you don't
have to worry either about
WEATHER or about getting
dressed up to go out.
I would, of course, buy an
Evening star., 1961-10-03
Soggy Crust

TO Mrs. ARM, Arlington
. Mrs. J.R.L., HydttSUille
You said in your letter that
the pies which you freeze
after making them have a
soggy bottom crust. Do you
Tebake the pies after you
have taken them out of the
freezer without letting them
6efrost? This is necessary in
order to prevent the soggi-
ness. Simply bake the pie at
ordinary baking temperature
and leave it in the oven
until the crust has Drowned
Evening star., 1961-10-03
Cloth Fibers
MEL, Qudntico

1 have leather top tables
to which the felt material
on the bottom of my lamps
has stuck. How can I re-
move the cloth fibers stuck
in the wax polish on the
leather without running the
leather itself?
Evening star., 1961-10-03
READERS
CLEARINGHOUSE
Not for Family of Four
Mrs. E.B.M., Washington
Mrs CIV, Washington

Laundromats probably fill a great need for
ments, but would hate to rely on them with my
family of four. l have had an automatic washer
since 1850 and have had one $50 overhaul and one
or two small service calls and consider that it has
Evening star., 1961-10-03
Here's How

Readers Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os O public service exchonse
Of ideos between oreo reodeTs.. The
Stor eonnot accept phone coils per-
tolnins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1961-10-03
WEE WOMEN

One like this every year,
Stanley, and I'd be happy
to be your wife -"
automatic washer for the
convenience. The clothes are
more thoroughly dry sooner.
I don't have an automatic
drier, and have not wanted
one, though some people think
they're marvellous.
Evening star., 1961-10-03
Sheet Cork
To Mrs. J.R.R., Great Falls
Miss RAE, Washington

TO Mrs. J.R.R., GTeQL FdLtS
Miss RAE, Washington
I noticed your recent ques-
ton about where to get a
9 by IL inch piece of cork,
and as far as know, sheet
cork is sold in hobby shops
and art shops only in large,
sheet form. I believe the
sheet size is "a by So inches.
do know of a store that
carries cork pads designed
for use Under hot dishes,
which measure 7 by 10 inches
and have rounded corners.
1t is not always possible to
get the thickness you desire,
but the sheet cork comes in,
I believe, u and u inch
thicknesSes, and the pad
comes in u inch thickness.
Evening star., 1961-10-03

a little more than it already
was and the filling is bubbly.
The pie will be just as good
as it was when first baked.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15
ANN SMITH, ASSISTANT
HOME AGENT

Three girls and two boys
in the Glass | division of our
HI club, enjoyed three days,
June 5, 6 and 18th, at Sardis
Lake Junior Short Course.
Those attending were: Janis
Floyd, Goodman; Mary Ellen
Wooten, Tchula; Julie Temp,
Lexington; Tommy Pierce,
Coxburg and Bob Kimbrough,
Lexington.
There was a total Of two
hundred twenty five All boys
and girls who attended short
course. The group enjoyed
sports and classes held in
camp fashion.
Tommy Pierce and Mary
Ellen Wooten gave a demon
stration on Preparedness For
Civil Defense. Both Alters
did a fine job. Demonstrations
were given by each county
on the first day.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15
Baptists Enjoy Outing
At Holmes County Park

The Junior Glass Of the Ebe-
nezer Baptist Church, taught
by Mrs. Wilburn White, aver
aged the best grade in the
Baptist Training Union during
the month of May and was
honored with a party at the
Holmes County Park near Du-
rant saturday evening
Swimming and skating were
enjoyed with picnic lunch at
supper time. Those attending
were Rev. and Mrs. Larry
Zeigler, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
burn White, Diane, Buster
Patty and Paul, Mrs. Bill
Edwards, Paul, Terry and
Gail, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Rob
erts. Linda. Mike, Debra,
Jean and jeanette, Mrs. Plez
White and Larry, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Rodgers, James
Harris, Roy, Ray and Phil,
Mr.. Andrew Brown, Andrea,
Tommy and Mike, Jeffrey and
Paul Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
L. McNeese, Mr.. Renshaw
"
Thomas, Mrs. Reuben Meth
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

Ride 'em Cowboys Boy
cite Parkinson Jr. of Du-
rant and James Cox of
Goodman provide excite
ment in the bulldogging
competitor at the rOdeO
in Pickens' new arena
Sunday afternoon. This
arena, built by individuals
under the direction of Mr..
Cox and Mr.. Shelby Park
er, was built for the pur-
pose Of training horses and
it provides an ideal place
for local people to enjoy
a weekend outing of calf
roping, brOnc riding and
steer wrestling. Plans are
underway for a genuine
rOdeo this fall.
Butch Cox, year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cox, is shown in right
photo with his clown mule,
Smoky, who participated
in the activities Sunday,
Photo by Sonny Pritchard.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

A film was shown to the
g1tup on "artificial respira-
ton" hich everyone enjoy
ed.
After the dismissal of the
short course county delegates
toured Sardis Dam and the
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15
Prayer Meeting To Start
June 18th For Baptists

The EbeneZer Baptist Train
ing Union is sponsoring a
series of Wednesday night
prayer meetings beginning
June II through July 10. The
services are being held in
preparation for their revival
which will begin July % and
will be led by the Deacons of
the church.
Everyone is urged to come
and participate in these SER
vices each Wednesday at 500
pm.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15
X Ebenezer
NEWS
by Mrs. Il. E. Haffey

Murtagh-Hammett Vows
Said in Livingston, Alabama
Miss Ruth Hammett of
Lexington and Jimmy Muir
tagh OF Ebenezer were wed
May 30 at Livingston. Ala
bama. Miss Hammett is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.
d. Hammett Of Lexington
and Mr.. Murtagh is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. Murtagh
of Ebenezer. At the present
time. the couple is residing
in Ebenezer.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15
BUCKET SEATS ALONE DO NOT A MONA MAKE

y Gee! = Little did we know,
when we introduced the
Corvair Monza last year,
that we were starting a Big
Thing. We just thought 1t
would be pleasant If you
could buy a car that treats
you, the driver, like you
want to be treated. = The
bucket seats, of course, are
the most obvious evidence
of our desire to please you.
But they're not the most
important thing. No sir.
What's really vital is the way
a Mona handles
thing nobody in the US. has
yet copied. Or can copy. Be-
cause Corvair is the only
rear-engined car made in this
country, and you know what
that means: steering light as
thistledown. (You even park
this one more easily, it steers
so briskly.) Beautifully bal
anced braking-the car stays
level even under panic brak-
ing, which we hope you'll
never have to do. Traction
and more traction, so you
don't become a stick-in-the-
mud. The kind of cornering
that's sheer Joy to expert
ence. n You get more: a
fully independent suspen-
sion that blots out road
shocks before they can ruttie
you. Clean, crisp styling.
Thoroughgoing economy,
from purchase price to OPP
Grating cost. . You're not
going to be satisfied with
bucket seats alone, are you!
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

Miss EdWina Morris and Mr..
K. H. Buckley, Specialists
from State College, each pre-
scented demonstrations; Miss
Morris on Manners" and Mr..
Buckley on "How To Present
a Demonstration"
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

Pat Haffey returned home
Saturday after a weeks tour
of the West, including points
of interest in Texas Carlsbad
Caverns in New Mexico and
the painted desert in Arizona.
He was accompanied on this
trip by James Hodges of Du-
rant and Wallace Reed of
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

University of Mississippi Cam
pus.
Mr.. George Mullendore, AS
sociate County Agent, and
Miss. Ann Smith, assistant
ONE Agent, chaperoned the
group.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

Carol Humphrey spent last
week in Jackson. guest of the
Yandell Wideman's. Spend
ing Saturday night with Carol
were Renee Gilliland of Lex
ington, Rose and Ann Akin
son of Fordyke.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15
erland, Sonny and Kathy.
Mrs. Bessie White, Rose, Ann
and Betty Gnemi and Sherry
Byrd.
Cub Scout Activities

Cub Scout Activities
Mrs. t. j. Brown and Mrs.
Lucas Thomas accompanied
the Cub Scouts to the Arm
DRY at Lexington on Monday
evening Tor a pack meeting.
Each den put on an Indian
skit at this time. The Scouts
and their parents were thrill
ed by viewing some film of
the recent Scout Jamboree in
Jackson and of a hike near
Lexington, shown by Mr..
Pete Stanley Of Lexington.
Those from Ebenezer attend
ing besides Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. Thomas were, Mrs. Will
burn White, Mrs. William
Gnemi, Mrs. T. E. Haffey,
Alice Anne and Helen There a,
Mr.. Andrew Brown and
Michael. Scouts attending
were Buster White, Larry
and Danny Gnemi, Mike and
Jimmy Haffey.
On Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Brown accompanied
the Scouts to the Holmes
County Park where they were
guests of the Boy Scouts,
sharing with them the happy
moments of receiving their
badges. Before returning
home, the group enjoyed an
evening Of skating. Tommy
H affey accompanied the
Scouts as a guest.
Alice Anne Haffey accom-
panied by Mrs. j.. c. Nc
Crory and Mrs. S. F. Hodges
and Sandra of Jackson, spent
the weekend in Mobile, Ala,
where they attended the grad
uation of Bob Branch. HUI
bert Ray Branch accompa-
MED Alice Anne home for a
visit.
Friends of Mrs. Ernest
Brown will be sorry to learn
that she is confined to the
Holmes County Community
Hospital. We wish for her
an early recovery.
Wedding bells rang in our
community last week when
Jimmy Murtagh and Miss
Ruth Hammett Of Lexington
united in marriage.
The T. E. Haffeys visited IN
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
L. Hodges in Durant Sunday
afternoon.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

City, guest of Mrs. Bobby NC
Neese, were Mrs. Johnny
Burwell, Mrs. Mary |. Up
shaw. Lynda and Mary Jane
and Miss Mary Thomas, Lyn-
da and Mary Jane renamed
for a weeks visit.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. x. d. Henry
were Jackson visitors Mon
day.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15
Tupelo, who remained fol
the summer.

Tupelo, who remained fol
the summer.
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this week in Jackson, guest of
her uncle and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Wright.
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Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

Mrs. Effie Brock was house
guest of Mrs. Belle Frost at
Brozville last week.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Kille-
brew are on an extended visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Xillebrew and family in Ter
neSSee.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

Among those attending Nat
ional Guard camp at Camp
Shelby are Johnny Burwell,
Bobby McNeese, Karl Ed
wards and Walden Hendry.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

The T. E. Haffeys visited IN
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
T.. Hodges in Durant Sunday
afternoon.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

Wedding bells rang in our
community last week when
Jimmy Murtagh and Miss
Ruth Hammett Of Lexington
united in marriage.
Holmes County herald., 1961-06-15

Spending Monday in Yazoo
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1961-09-13
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