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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28

ELECTRICIANS - D. c, FAIRFAX
arc Alexanfria journey men. Earn
S2.15 to S3@5 III. depending on
licenses and ability. OLD v oTk only
See FRANK c SIEFfSA. SOB
Wood mont ave. Bet. OIL. 81 i03
ELEVATOR MAN fo~ Icrge apart
ment building. ni~nt shilt. ! to
l.. Must have S.yitchbo7 Td eXpe-i-
ence. Good Salarv. vocation with
pay. Non -dTinkeT !.uSt have
good RES Box 562-K Star.
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BEAUTICIAN-Have opening for
good ail-aT0unC hair StyiSt: ca
average Sl25 TO Sl35 every week.
POTCNAC VILLtGE COIFE7F J.'S
Ak 4-a515- ewes. OIL 4-721R
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HELP MEN

hitting. aEgres-
Sive man to promote sale Of ma
tionally advertised Philco-Bendix
con r Ierated laundry and clean
ing Sunshine Centers. Must own
car. Apply in person, JOSEPH
GUSS & SONS. 2O46 West Vir-
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HELP MEN

MECHANIC-Exper
in custom work. heating and air
conditionins, fabTicstinR and in
Stalling. good pay, steady work:
apply JOHN MOORE &; SONS, CO.
a27 N. Stuart ST.. Arlington; IA.
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Sprague Electric Co.
MAINTENANCE MAN

To assist engineer in larGe modern
air -cond. APT. bldg in NV wash
inCton. Must be- fully eXpsr, de-
pcndsble md sohcr. Good ref re-
uuired. Excel. opport. and good
future for the right man Good
salary plus lovely apartment.
Box iSO-K, Star
MANAGER - Prestige restaurant:
volume buying. control experience
necessary. Excellent opportunity
Box 420-K. star.
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HELP MEN
rNATfhIfEnA

BRICKLAYERs sno ho1 carriers,
fiTsl-ciass mechanics only. Apply
clSt and ColebTook d., HillcTeSt
Hets.. Md; Kiplirg pkwy-. Dist.
ECtS.. Nd. 1900 block FeTnwoo6
rC pPtheSda Nd
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ENGINEER

For modern downtown apartment
building. License with air condi-
tioIIng experience. Good local
references required. l-bedrm. apt.
and Eood salary. See MRS. KAI-
SER. HO. "-U5un.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. Ss5-SI25 per
wk.. guarantee plus commission:
5-day week: no manicuring: steady
work. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DRkSSERS l7lO Eye st nv.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, for north
east shop. Full or pat time. LII.
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HELP MEN

MAN. preferably over IS years, to
drive disabled man to and from
VT ~ Il suns Cor
ner). Preferences. Call weekdays.
- . ru. or sun :;s6-6O4j.
S.N to make formica counter
tops. Onl- expeT. need apply
CALL DREAM KITCHENS. LA
6-S"O2 for appointment only be-
tween 81 pm.
MAN WANTED to service coin-oD-
Grated Photographs and amuse-
ment machines; radio or electrical
experience essential: salary based
on qualifications. Write Box AL
h. StPT.
MECHANIC, truck and equipment.
must have tools; sober; 6-day Wk ;
salary open. Call for sppt., WA.
G-I3S7
MECHANIC-Experienced on fleet
trucFs Own tools preferable. Ap-
ply in person. 1912 S. Capitol st
MEN wiling to work hours q
dag for well known company.
SIPS week guarantee while train
ing. Car necessary. KE. S-6353.
before . pm.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. someone look
/ ing for q Job with q future.
Must be sll-srOunG Tn,. name 1t
we pay il. Box @37-K. Star.
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AUTO TITLE CLERK

Cadillac Co. has an open
ing in its settlement department
for an experienced title clerk
Person must be familiar with the
title requirements for u. C., Nd
and Va. 5-day week, paid vacation,
other company benefits. salary
commensurate with ability. Please
call Mr.. Bertini al Pc. 7-260U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28

FURNITURE SALESMAN. retail.
Good opportunity for aggressive.
live wire man or woman. Salary.
commission and bonus. Call Mr..
Rodgers. IA. $4,000
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BOOXKEEPER
BOOKKEEPER

Centrally located business require,
the services OF a competent dou.
BILE entry bookkeepcr. excel
starting salary and opportunity
fn- advancement, call Ma. 5000
for amt
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RESIDENT MANAGER
RESIDENT MANAGER

5I-unit, elevator building: some
apt. mAnegement experience: ap-
plicsnt must make nice appear
ance: 1-bedrm.. Aforementioned
ept. for services: no children.
Call Mr.. EVANS. HA. c-3sOO
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BOOKKEEPER. exueri enced ac-
counts payable. Good SALARY q
day week. Immediate. MAURICE
ELECTRIC, 1874 18th st. NV.
BO0KKEEPER, Experienced in ac-
counts receivable. cash receipts.
general tyDing. Good pay, paid
vacation. group hospitaliZa ton.
tario I'd nv. OF call DE. 2-ll95
for aODOintmFnt
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MEN 80
Immediate Employment

Opportunity TO earn $3.50 per week
This is permanent employment
ADply . am TO l2 noon
3707 Georgia Ave. NV.
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ENGINEER

Have YOU had CROUCH experience
to take charge of No. & oil burner
for larae Garden apartment prof.
ect2 Salary and apartment for
sober, capable man with good ref
eTencCs. Call Mr.. CLARK week
days, As p IN. SP. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28

BANK BOOkkEEPER = Must be
experienced. Good salary, pleas
ant working conditions. Apply
SECURITY BANK, 9th and g NV.
BEAUTICJANS. With downtown fol-
lowing preferred-or will sell shop.
NE. S-5lS!
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Look to Lingo

OIL. $4,000. HA. $500. JU. 7-77OO
RECEPTIONIST for message cen
ter at lobby desk al beautiful
TOWN CENTER PLAZA. 1901 3rd
81. S.V. Permanent position, 5-day
veal CaM NE A-aAn.l
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DRIVERS

Applications are now
being accepted for
fuel oil drivers. Must
be experienced on
heavy equipment and
have excellent refer
ences. Uniforms and
eanin g supplied,
free insurance, eX-
cellent starting SAL
airy. Ages Is to As.
Apply in person, do
not phone. Monday
through Friday, 9 am.
to 8 pm.
REFINING CO
40l FARRAGUT STREET NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28

CLERK-TYPIST, young woman, is
10 %. type S. words per min. 10
work in business office Of interna-
tIoral firm; must eniov WORKING
with figures; salary TO 5000. Call
CO. 5-ISl4. $50 to S 80. Mon
dav throu0h Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28
DELIVERY MEN

National corporation has openings
for qualified drivers to deliver
pre-Sold merchandise; permanent;
no selling REQUIRED. SIS per week
while training age Is TO 40. Ap-
ply 10 am 10 . pm: no phone
calls. CANADA DRY CORP. 1901
East West hwy Silver Spring.
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FOREMAN tGRhDED-Excellent op-
9oTtuntty for experienced man with
TRANSFORMATION and phone. Must BE-
sb!e TO read plans. layout work;
Be mechanically familiar with
equipment and willing TO work
long hours: q days per week No
otnerS need apply. Write to Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28

GLAZIER. eXpeT. metal and plate
glass man. Permanent Job. steady
work. other benefits for right
nan. Apply after 4 pm. THE
D. STRICT GLASS CO.. or call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28

-. Vernon r c. Of Va. also D. c
TOP vases, BY hour or piscework.
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To SIS, near Four Corners. A littlO
exper. nee. Ase to 40. For informa-
ton this eve. call 622-2347.
2446 Reedie Wheaton. 10. 1914
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HELP WOMEN
fCONTINUEOl


ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY
Mature, responsible person with
government exper. preferably oe-
Tense deptl for senior Secretarial
position, avail. immed.. in busy B.
man. 3-eiTl office. Must be willing
to work occasional overtime: salary
commensurate with ability. Furn.
resume TO AERONUTRONIC DIVI-
SION. FORD MOTOR CO., 1900
Wyatt Bldg, WASHINGTON 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28

MULTILITH OPERATOR. must be
experienced, to ill vacancy in
multilith department of J B
LlTHCGRAPHY Call FE. $3.50
MOndaN- S.ln n !
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY
Here Is an excellent opportunity
with rapidly growing electronics
firm now establishing its first
WASHINGTON office. An efficient
secretary is needed capable Of
completely running office on oc-
casions when managers may be
out. KnowledRe Of shorthand and
typin9 proficiency essential. Fa-
miliarity with government procure
ment and security regulations de-
Sirable. Good pay and liberal en-
ploye benefits. Downtown office
lnca Tim Call Ell. R.I0N1
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SERVICE STATION MANAGER =.
Popular brand. large volume. OPP
portunity to become partner or
owner. Good income. Box l7u-k,
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MESSENGER. 1925. his. grad; 5
days: neat; $1,000. GREEN S
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SITUATIONS MEN { WOMEN

POSITION As MOTEL MANAGER
Fully experienced couple; honest,
reliable; avail. immed. CHI.
S-SSq6
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statesmen

Due 70 the expansion Of
GEORGES CARPET DEPT,
Ne iind u necessary to IN
cTcn . our SAILS force. OPP
poTtunity 70 make an eH-
cr,len' living. draw AEs'nSt
commission. Generous car
allowance and salary. EX-
psrIsnce preferred but will
train lalified applicants.
MANY company benefits.
Contact Mr. VANCE At
h"q-14ll. NOW.
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RECEIPT, SIS: typ, As. EMPIRE
EMPL, 1886 Conn. ave. NV, Rm.
$40, NO. 7-6llO.
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FILE CLERK S3.I 90
ABBOTT EMPL.. 1907 H NV.
BI LINGUAL, French, English,
shorthand, typist, fast. accurate,
part or full time, flexible hours.
OIL, o-O5RI
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HELP MEN

ELECTRICIANS - D. c. FAIRFAX
S..75 to S3.25 III. depending on
licenses and ability OLD v oTk only
See FRANK c SIEFfSA. SlO.i
Woocmont ave. Bet. OIL. 81 in3
ELEVATOR MAN fo~ Icrge apart
ment building. ni~rt shit. to
l.. Must have Ss!itchbo7 rd sXpeEi-
encP. Good SalaTv. vocation wi n
pay. Non -dTinGeT. !.uSt have
GOOD RES. Box 462-K Star.
ENGINEER
For modern downtown apartment
building. License with air condi-
tiorIng experience. Good local
references required l-bedrm. apt.
and good salary. See MRS. KAI-
SER. HO. "-U5un.
ENGINEER
Have YOU had CROUCH experience
to take charge OF No. oil burner
for larae garden apartment prof.
ect2 Salary and apartment for
sober, capsule man with good ref
eTenCCS. Call Mr. CLARK week
days. A-5 p m. SP. $4,000.
FiNISHERS, prefer residents Of
-. vernon r &C Of Va. also D c
TOP vases. BY hour or piecework.
c. Es'-G -. "yCntn. $.
FOREMAN CGRhDEI-Excellent op-
2oTtuntty for experienced man with
TRANSFORMATION and phone. Must be
sb!e TO read plans. layout work;
Be mechanically familiar with
equipment and willing to work
long hours: days per week. No
otherS need apply. Write to Box
134-K. sta.
FURNITURE PACKERS AND GRAFT
Frs o.. experienced only: So
Der. herd working, ambitious, ref
erenccS checked. Apply NEW
LCN'S TRANSFER. 1911 n. Mel
f PaoN E! Ar'' Va DO NOT
FUENITuRER MOVERS AND DRIv-
ERS. 80, experienced tractor
trailer. Sober. hardwOrking, am
bilious: references checked; Apply
Nelson St. Arl.. Va. DO NOT
PHONE
FURNITURE SALESMAN, retail.
Good opportunity for aggressive.
live wire man or woman. Salary.
commission and bonus. Call Mr..
Rodgers. IA. 10000.
SLHGALhs CApcI. HtlhA anu plhlC
glass man. Permanent Job. steady
man Apply after pm. THE
d. STRICT GLASS CO.. or call
fiU. $4,000.
GLAsSWoRK. storm window and
repair. hack and glaze expert
SERVICE. 1921 Seminary I'd. Sill
yer Snring. or call JU. 1-95H,e.
GREEK MAN. not over -. ex-
perienced in food business. 10
manage small restaurant at night.
Write qualifications TO Box l39-
X. Star
HAIR STYLIST. male. excel. oppor-
tunity, Silver Springs newest busi-
est shop. Only top styliSt need
amply NANCY'S HAIRSTYLlST
S5l9 Piney Branch I'd. phone 5SS-
1850 o. II A-5O59
INSULATION APPLICATIONS. expe-
ricnce not necessary. ASBESTOS
COVERING 4 ROOFING CO.
INC. 6Hl5 Blair I'd. NV, IA.
9-"331.
INSURANCE ENGINEER; boiler and
casualty Insurance inspector. eN-
nerience and nationsl board H.
Box Bale. Star
JANITOR
For larse rarde--'vpe apt. project.
Married no children live in
Clean halls. pic; un trash. etc
M maintenance Apply BAR
CROFT APIS. 1905 s. Taylor St,
Arlington. V
JANITOR
Excellent Salarv Do not call un-
less YOU have had At least 5
years apartment-ho expert
ence, local workin2 references, TO
police record Must be able 20
live in. married man with m chill
dren preferred. Call DU. G-2"S2
between . snd e.
JEWELRY MANAGER
EXTINCTION PARK. MD.
$50 mi D. c. Must have cyoer
and ref. C1c1 salary and bonus
Mr. ADEs, ~ o-2Si7
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SLIP COVER
SPARC OR FULL TIME

Large dept store contractor. Steady
work, must be expert. ED HOLO-
Der ME. S-4i7O. HE. l-@543.
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SECRETARY

AGE 10 TO AZ, Hyattsville area. to be
girl Friday in new company Car
needed for committing. AP. 7-6?9"
pref. exper. in BLDG.
mtls. field; shorthand not nee.
salary open. Call MRS. STE
PHENS 52a-T5OO.
SECRETARY-Medical doctors Of
hand exper. and refs. req. so. s.
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NEED EXTRA MONEY?

Can YOU spend several hours q
week o add to your income?
PHONE JU 5-Sll0
or Apply 4525 Ga. Ave. s. g. Nd
Clover PVelI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28
BUSINESS MACHINE
REPAIR TRAINEE

Top-flicht local firm has immediate
openings for young man. @0-2h,
service completed, to learn bust
ness machine repair ElectronicS
traininE helpful Car REQUIRED.
Salary plus pTofit-ShaTinC plan
Paid disqualification and life in
Eurance. Call Mr.. CLARK for de-
tails at Elk. 3-2552 bet. q and !
weekdays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28

AVON LADIES, add S25-S45 Wkly.
to family income: full or part
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To distribute free soAp samples
No selling; S-wkS. WORK: chance
for advanc. Apply 7 am, ADV.
I-pG 18th Ct n o
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PACKERS AM CRAT-

LRS 90. experienced only. So
Der. herd working, ambitious. ref
erenceS checked Apply NEW
Ions TRANSFER. 1911 N. Mel
Sor St, Arl., Va. DO NOT
PHONE.
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HELP WOMEN

SECY.S GIRL FRIDAY, RECEIPTS.
ANNETTE TATELMAN
227 Woodward Bldg. RE. 7-44I4
Evening star., 1961-03-26

.l Af00]
otors on Duty "a Hours Day Coll Collect 75-e Rodvs
~ cont eo-WRITE Electric Work nsfohed by licensed ond
The Adak sun., 1961-11-13
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   n of the world above.
   December brings conditions to caution bustan aleg,o YOU LIVE TO SEE THE
Evening star., 1961-02-05

Tent, with which to steam your face. tent
is large towel which you drape over the back Of
- Continued page p
Evening star., 1961-02-05

Sunshine: Most women's worst enemy. Those
Of you who sit unprotected on the beach hour after
hour. tanning yourself to glorious mahogany, are
also drying out all the natural moisture your poor
system can manufacture Sunshine is great in small
quantities only: if you must look like an Amazon all
summer long, do it with makeup.
Evening star., 1961-02-05

for sensitive skins. Usually it contains no perfume
and few, if any, of the chemicals which tend to
rritate sensitive skin. However, some people are
sensitive to so many things that it is practically
impossible to design really safe makeup for them.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
A breeze
of coat
Only two basic pieces, this
coat is q snap to make

TNven the most expert home seamstress
~ is frightened by the prospect Of
making coat. But here's the easiest coat
in the world to make, designed for Ameri-
can women by the Duchess of Windsor.
There are only tUO basic pattern pieces in
the simple, hared coat - one for the front,
one for the back. The coat is reversible -
two kinds of fabric sewn back to back So
the lining problem is also eliminated.
For a. casual garment, of course you
would choose contrasting woods Tor for
summer, linen or heavy novelty cottOns).
For party-going, make the coat in COM
bination like wool and satin or brocade,
faille and velveteen, velvet and satin.
The pattern may be ordered in regular,
din1inutire or tall sizes, and in small,
medium or large in each range.
Send your 81 and the completed coupon
today for your t,rO-pGtfern- piece ''bTeese
of a coat designed by the Duchess of
Windsor.
Copya 1851 by Wos Duchess OF Windsor All rights reserved
No rort OF this orce NOV reprinted without written
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-27

had had any luck. He was
using white crickets. Your
local ponds have really been
paying off. Everybody says
they have had excellent luck.
FISHING TIP
Holmes County has somP
of the best stock ponds In the
state. Most of these ponds
are privately owned some Of
the owners have cattle on
their property. People who
fish these ponds snouId be
very careful. When you use
tin cans for bait car
riers please don't leave them
on the banks. Cattle can easily
step in them and cause the
owner a lot of trouble and
expense and sometimes even
the loss of an animal This
can cause Dad relations be-
tween all fishermen and land
owners. So remember, don't
leave that can.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-27
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 1912 Letters Tesla
mentary having been granted
on the 25th day of April, 1861,
by the Chancery Court OF
Holmes County, Miss, to the
undersigned upon the estate
of Mrs. Sarah McFarlane de-
ceased, notice Is hereby given
to all persons having claims
against said estate to present
the same to the Clerk of said
Cour for probate and regis
tration according to law with
in six months from the date
of the first publication Of this
notice, or they will be forever
barred.
This the 18th day of April,
1861. .
j. L.. Longinotti, Executor
April 81, May 4, II, Is 3
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-27
Weeksy
Fishing
Column
N~<sHTe
S-&S
NGETss
Ma ND
%[M&s
By OLIVER
Attend Church Sunday

Fishing around the county
has finally begun to pick up.
The warm weather has made
people start looking for their
tackle. We have had a rough
start this spring but we hope
it is all over now.
b A s s
Bass are still spawning in
most of the ponds so they
won't be striking much now.
A few of the small ones are
still being caught. We have
not heard any good reports
from the lakes.
P
Graphic fishing is still not at
it's best. 1t should be better
if the warm weather con-
tinues. I was talking to a
fellow fisherman who caught
crappie on crickets this past
weekend. Well have more re-
ports this week. / am sure
Dir H~AM -
Dream have started moving
in toward the banks. Most
of them are being caught there
now. Little Eagle wasn't it's
best this past week. Every
body caught a few but only a
small number of fishermen had
real good luck. Last week Earl
Harthcock caught the limit
in Little Eagle but said that
he didn't see anyone else that
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-27
IRIS SMITH
DURANT PTA OFFICERS

Mrs. Roy Smith, first presi-
dent of the Durant PTA since
it's reactivation, installed the
officers for the next two years
in an impressive ceremony last
Thursday night in the high
school library. Officers in
stalled were Mrs. Harold
Brock, president; Mrs. Jim
Snyder, vice president; Mrs.
Claude Estes, secretary; Mrs.
rom Kinnebrew, treasurer.
sided and Rev. R. E. WATSON
Mrs. Wiley HUMPHREYS pre-
rendered a special levotion on
Our Children, Our Greatest
Asset"
Mrs. Dan Wells read the
minutes of the previous meet
ing. The members voted to
paw $500 to sponsor Miss
Hospitality. The 4th, 7th and
10th grades tied for the at
enhance banner.
Mrs. Brock gave a report OF
he recent State PTA convent
on at Edgewater Park Hotel
1t Gulfport.
Mrs. Henry Mckenzie SER
we'd delicious chocolate drop
;ookies and Cokes during the
social period.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-27

The Holmes County Herald
Is authorized to make the fol,
lowing political ammo n C E.
ments subject to the May 9
Democratic Primary.
LEXINGTON
For Mayor
w. B. (Bill) Kenna
For Alderman
Ward /
George Bailey
Ward III
Calvin Moore
Fred Petty
Ward III
Louie Beall Nichols
Ward "
S. E. Henry
S. 7. HollingsWorth
AIderman-At-Large
William Moses
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-27
\ Goodman
NEWS
By Mrs. Jack Brumby
CLUB

~ The Magnolia Club M t
Monday evening, April 10th,
in the nome of Mrs. j. D..
Neaves with Mrs. E. T.
Shelton as eo-hostess.
Miss Christine Carithers of
the H. J. c.. faculty was the
guest speaker and gave a most
interesting talk on her trip to
Hawaii last summer.
The hOSteSSeS served cake
and coffee at the conclusion
of the meeting.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-27
0~CHANGERRY

ft Rs-fte 4E@SV4
THErSTATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO: HUGH CHARLES HOL-
'LANDSl@@ 4
You are~sanmeRed-e-ap
pear before the chancery
court of the county of Holmes
in said state, on the 4th Mon
day of May, A. D., 1861 to
defend the suit No. 10,056 In
said court of Peggy Richman
Holland wherein you are a
defendant.
This 25th day of April, ADJ
1861.
Parham H. Williams, Clerk
April q, May 4, II, Is u
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-27
ACoxburg'
NEWS
gY-MRs. HENRY WEBSTER


Everyone at Harlands Creek
Church Sunday night enjoyed
the three wonderful talks that
were brought to us by Mrs.
Dewey Ables, Mrs. Doyle Ro-
gers and Mrs. Johnnie Baughn
The talks had to do with train
ing a child at home, in the
church and the child's future
We as parents enjoyed them
very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Aber-
nathy and Sally spent Sunday
in Floro with Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Alternately and family.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-27
Mrs. SmithsOn, Jr. Host
Thursday Bridge Club

Mrs. Billy Smithson enter
tanned the Thursday afternoon
Bridge Club in her home last
week with two tables of
bridge. Mrs. c.. L. Clements
was guest player.
High scorer for the after
noon was Mrs. A. S. Donald,
Jr. The bingo prize went to
Mrs. c. u. Donald.
The hostess served pie with
coffee at the conclusion Of the
games.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-27

The Annual Spring Alumni
meeting of Miss. State Univer-
sity held Friday and Saturday
honored DR.. John Caldwell
former teacher at H. ]. c as
alumnufs of the year. He is
now Chancellor of North Caro-
lima State College, Raleigh.
Attending the festivities
there both days were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Brumby. The class
of 1921, the year he graduated
held it's forty year reunion. A
special banquet was held by
this class at the Stark Hotel
Friday night.
Holmes County herald., 1961-04-27

Mrs Harris Humphrey ac-
companied members of the
Pickens Heritage Club for the
tour of the old Capitol, The
State Historical Museum, at
Jackson on Tuesday, April
18th.