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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-09
$50 Attend Open
House In Duranf
CT Southern

More than $50 people at
tended an Open House held
Sunday afternoon at the
Southern Funeral Home in
Durant.
Hosts on this occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Thornton
of Lexington, owners of
Southern Undertaking Asso-
citation in both Durant and
Lexington, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay Gum of Durant. Mr..
Gum is manager of the Du-
rant Branch of Southern and
he and Mrs. Gum make their
home in the family apart
ment there.
The entire staff of South
ern helped receive and well
come visitors from 200 until
500 p. m. and conduct them
on a tour of the newly re-
modelled and enlarged facili-
ties.
improvements made by Mr..
and Mrs. Thornton include the
addition of a new selection
room on the west side of the
building and an extension of
the carport on the rear for
the ambulance. Additional
storage space has also been
built.
The old selection room was
combined with the chapel to
enlarge the latter and pro-
vide a private family room
with an outside entrance. The
entire facility has been rede-
corated tastefully to give a
dignified setting and create
a reverent and solemn atmos-
phere Tor services held In the
chapel.
Assisting in receiving the
visitors who came from all
sections of Holmes County,
Jackson, Kosciusko and a
number of other towns in the
area were Miss Ethelyne
Baine, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r
Chennault, Wesley Hodges,
Will Douglas, Wilson PENN
ger. and Billy Rutledge.
Refreshments consisting of
punch and cake, nuts and
minis, were served from an
attractive table set up in the
living room of the Gum
Apartment.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-09
EIyis, The Boxer
AT Ricky Today

Elvis Presley in Kid Gala
had will be shown at the
Ricky Theatre from Thurs
day, August 9th, through
Wednesday, August 18th at
7:3G each night.
Elvls Is portrayed as a me-
chanic by trade, an excl
who trains at a Catskill Noun
tain boxer camp, run by Gig
Young, who has big-time
racketeer connections. Young's
girl friend, Lola Albright gets
Elvis a job as mechanic, but
he is pressed into a fight ring.
Young prospers until the
gang warns Elvis that he
must lose a fight. Elvis re-
fuses, scores a knockout and
gives up the fight game IN
favor OF an auto repair shop,
and Gig Young's sister, Joan
Blackman.
See Elvis, Gig Young and
Lola Albright in a 3-star song
and comedy drama at the
Ricky Theatre. Dates else
where in this issue.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-09
Gordon Louie Back
From Fl. Gordon

SPA Gordon Louie has
been honorably discharged
from the u. S. Army after
serving ten months with the
Hath Military Police Co. at
FL. Gordon,
The many friends of the
Lexington youth are glad to
welcome him home. He ar
rived Monday morning, dr1v-
ing from Ft. Gordon which
is located near Augusta in the
northern section of the state,
only twelve miles from the
South Carolina border.
Louie's outfit, a National
Guard Unit of Jackson, was
activated Oct. l., 1861, for a
years federal service, but
was discharged Sunday after
ten months service. The con-
voy left at $50 a. m.
A graduate of Lexington
High School, Louie will en-
ter the fall term of Mississippi
State University which he
formerly attended. He will be
a second semester sophomore,
majoring in chemistry.
He is now assigned to the
18th Control Central Group
with headquarters in Blr-
mingham.
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Welfare Visitor
Position Is Open
In Holmes County

A competitive examination
is being announced by the
Mississippi State Department
of Public Welfare Merit Sys-
TEN for the position of Wei
fare Visitor l for Holmes
County.
Applicants must be college
graduates.
The monthly salary range
is $305-S385.
Interested applicants may
secure application blanks
from the County Welfare Of
flee or by writing to the Merit
System Supervisor, P. 0. Box
CAT, Jackson.
Applications must be re-
ceived by August IL.
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Spencer W. Land
Died Thursday

Spencer Willie Land, well
Known Negro citizen of Hol-
mes County, died Thursday
morning, at 7:30 at Holme5
County Community Hospital.
He had been i'll only a few
days.
He was born and reared in
the Tchula area and moved
to Lexington in 1943. A life
long farmer, he had retired
only about three years ago. He
would have been IS years old
his month had he lived until
August 18th. His parents were
he late Julia Ann and Nit
she'll Land.
His death is mourned by a
large circle of friends through
out the entire Holmes area
both white and colored.
Funeral services were held
at Rose Bank M. B. Church
at Tchula with intermens in
the churchyard cemetery on
Tuesday, Adjust Z, at 11:30
am.
The Rev. C. L. Clark gave
the invocation and read the
scripture and the Rev. w. C..
Clay, pastor, gave the eulogy.
Arnzo Tolbert served as
master of ceremonies ana
spoke of the deceased as a
deacon and A. w. Tolbert told
of his life as a Christian. The
Rev. Precious Johnson spoke
of him as a convention work
er.
Acknowledgement of con-
dolences, kilograms and flow
er5 and the obituary was read
by Lucille Tolbert.
Survivors are five children
born to him and his wife, the
late Sonora Archer, whom
he married in 1905. They are
three daughters, Mary Hart
and Mildred Taylor, both of
Lexington: Norma Carey, st.
Louis, Mo-; two sons Mitchell
Land, Covert, Mich; and
James Land, Greenville.
Two brothers, Moses Lano
of Tchula and Joseph Lane
of Lexington, also survive
with thirteen grandchildren
nine great grandchildren and
a number of nieces and neph-
we N
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Funeral Services
For {. Nicholson

Funeral services for Chris
tine Nicholson, a former school
teacher and member of a
widely known Holmes Coun-
ty family, were held at Ep-
worth M. E. Church in Lex
ington Sunday, August 5.
She was the daughter of
George Nicholson and the late
Tempia johnson Nicholson
and in her early childhood
had attended Richland Vo-
cational School, later enroll
ing at Alcorn A & M College
and graduating from DePaul
University, Chicago.
The woman died in Chicago
where she had lived for about
fifteen years and taught in the
public school system.
She formerly was a mem
Der of Mt. Marian Baptist
Church and active in Sunday
School at Mt. Sinai Baptist
Church. Later she was an act
i've member of Woodlawn
Chapel A.M.E., and also held
membership in Zeta Phi Beta.
The Rev. S. G.. Carey gave
the invocation at the final
rites and the Rev. j. M.
Kimble of Greenwood, pastor
of McHenry Baptist Church,
brought the message. Zipporah
Booker gave the obituary.
Interment was in Georgeville
Cemetery.
Survivors are her father
George Nicholson; one brother
Johnson Nicholson, Biloxi
four sisters, Attorney ODDS
Nicholson, Chicago; Amanda
N. Klukus, Los Angeles:
Maud Crockett, Chicago; Ma
plUma Ratcliff, Mississippi Vo-
cational College; an uncle,
Robert Johnson, 70 it
three aunts, Beatrice Red
mond, Washington, D. c.
Mary Scott, lexington; and
Olympia Moore, Tchula; her
stepmother, Florence Nichol-
son, Pickens and a number OF
lther relatives.
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Billy Holder
Enters USAF

Billy Holder left today
Thursday, August 9TH for
Memphis where he will be in
Quoted tomorrow in the Ali
F C e Officers Training
School. From Memphis he
will be flown to Lakeland Air
Force Base, near San An
tonic, Texas, for three months
training then receives a COM
mission of Second Lieutenant
Billy will then enter a
school of Communications
Electronics for further train
ing. Billy a May graduate of
Mississippi State University
with a BIS in mathematics is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Win
fred Holder and has two
brothers Denny HJC grad
uate and Tommy from Lexing-
ton High all three receiving
degrees the same month.
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Antioch Revive.
Set August z II

Antioch Baptist Church
will hold a revival, beginning
Sunday night, August 18th
ard continue through Friday,
August 18th, with two ser
vices daily, II a. m. and 7:39
p. m.
The Rev. Dennis Renick Of
Lavell Haven Baptist Church
m Whitehaven, Tennessee
will be visiting minister with
the regular pastor, Rev. Bill
Riles, in charge. No regular
services for second Sunday
light at Hebron Church viii
be- held, so that the congre-
CATION can join Antioch in
heir services.
The public is invited to at
end this series of services.
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ASC Community


such a determination prior to
completion of the slate OF
nominees, and he may appeal
TO the county committee anv
time prior to the date for
completing the slate of nomi-
1ees.
Additional nominations may
be made by the Incumbent
ASC community committee
f these are required or de-
red.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Jordan an
nounced there are no chang
IS in community boundaries
cor the 1868 Committee cleo
lions.
Holmes County is divided
INTO sixteen communities
which are Acona. West, Du-
rant, Goodman, Pickens, Eb-
enezer, Coxburg, Franklin
South Lexington, East Lex
ington, North Lexington
West Lexington, Howard
Tchula, Cruger and Thorn.
ton.
Elections will be held in
each of the communities list
ed and a community commit
tee of three members anc
two alternates will be elect
ed.
Additional information con-
corning nominations and
election procedures will 81
given later.
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Mrs. Cora Keith
Buried Al Bow|in

Mrs. Cora Adeline Keith
died at her home in Sails on
Sunday, August 5th following
a lengthy illness. She was 70.
Mrs. Keith was born on
April 2, 1892 in Attala county
and was a member of Bowlin
Baptist Church, where funer-
al services were held on Tues
day at 10 a. m. with the Rev.
Curtis Ellis officiating, assist
ed by the Bowlin Church pas
tor, the Rev. Doyle Shirley.
Interment was in the church
cemetery with Southern Flu
neral Home in charge of ar
rangements.
Survivors are three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Gladys Cochran of
Sails, with whom she lived at
the time of death, Mrs. Bes-
sic Osborn, Sterlington, La
and Mrs. Marie Keen of Jack
son.
Five sons are Robert Keith
and Leon Keith of Durant
and Lloyd Keith, j. 0. Keith
opJ " n Koi+b oil of Co11ic.
one brother, Alfred Guess
Goody, Arkansas; one sister
Mrs. Annie Coon, Gurdon
Arkansas, 81 grandchildren
and ten great grandchildren
Pallbearers were William
d. Keith, Edward Keith, Leo.
nard Keith, H. E. Keith, Bill
Watson and j. T. Keen.
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Welfare Dept

Continued from Page One)
If fraud is indicated the Pub
lie Division refers the case to
the Division of Legal Services
for investigation. If the Legal
Division finds that evidence is
sufficient to substant;ate a de-
cisiea that there is probable
cause to believe that fraud
exists, a report will be pre-
pared, and in prescribed forms
the finding will be mailed to
the District and/or County
Attorney.
The Legal Division of the
State Department of Public
Welfare can and does file
claim against the estates 81
deceased grantees who were
found to have obtained pub
lie assistance Wrongfully but
who had no cash resources to
repay amount fraudulently
received during their life
time.
80 -.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-09
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL IT.
IN 3 DAYS

If not pleased with strong,
instant-drying tai, your
48c back at any drug store.
Watch infected skin tough
off. Watch healthy kin re-
place it. Itch and burning are
gone. D at Peoples
Drug Store and Heinrich
Drug Store.
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Attend Evans Nuptials

Among those attending the
wedding of Mr.. Alvin Evans
to Miss Carolyn Busby in
Alderman were Mr.. and Mrs.
Toe Evans and son, Ted; Mrs.
Mary Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
F. Moore and granddaughter.
Randy WATSON; Mrs. Billy
Joe Gilmore. Mrs. Vernon
King, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bow
e, and James Sims, a men,
bel of the wedding party.
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Attend Hunter Vows

Mrs. Lillian Hunter left
Saturday morning for Stark
vile and Columbus to attend
the wedding of her grand
daughter, Miss Mary Beth
Hunter to Mr.. Leo Van Ho
ward on Sunday, August 5th
at Calvary Baptist Church in
Columbus. Others attending
were Mrs. Mary Thornton and
Miss Eulala Herring, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Bailey of Raymond; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Stewart and chill
dren, and Bill CHM.
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POSTED: All land on the
Rex Buchanan place. No
trespasslng of any kind.
Located 2 miles southwest
of Durant on Highway II,
and C~astalian Road.
Rt. 2, Box Isl, Durant
43-3tnp
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CARD OF THANKS

W. highly appreciate the
MANY friends who helped and
contributed to us during the
death Of our mother. We viii
never forget the many kind
friends who were SO wonder
ful to us. May God bless them
all.
The M1lrdock Family
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT OR
SALE Three bedroom
home at 107 Odom Street
in Durant. Phone 462 OF
write Mrs. j. t. Vines al
above address.
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SALESMAN

ADDITIONAL FULL TIME
MAN with car needed for
Rawleigh business in5 N.
Holmes County. Selling eX-
perience helpful but not re-
ouired. See Mrs. w. P. Wal
drop, Lexington or write
Rawleigh MISC $50 .250
Memphis, Tenn. So
40-3tpd
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Holmes Schools
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
priations for the minimum
program on a per capita basis
Of average daily attendance;
reimbursements from federal
sources in some departments
such as vocational, agricul-
tural and sections Of the Ma
tlonal Defense Act; REIN
burse-ment of homestead ex-
elnption funds, etc.
Expenditures
Institutional costs for tea
chers and school administra-
tive personnel is the largest
single cost Of operating the
county's schools, $906,057.65
for the coming year. Admin
istrative costs, which include
operation of the county super
intendent's office, per diem
expense of county schoo'
beard members, legal fees, adj
vertising, etc., account for
S2G,738.00.
Transportation costs is on"
IF the largest items, account
ing for $34,613.00. This in
cludes salaries for bus drivers
and shop expense of main
aiming school buses. 1t does
not include costs of ten new
Buses for the school yea
which have been purchased
1t . cost of $4,000.
Operation Of physical school
plants, such as janitors' sal
7rles, utilities (light, heat, etc.
and supplies, cost $63,000.0O
with an additional $39,400.00
provided for repairs and re-
placement of equipment and
buildings.
Fixed charges, formed by
employees contributions to So
cial security and retirement.
| insurance on school properties
| and miscellaneous TENS, ac-
count for an additional 3d.
1925 in budget.
Auxiliary services for stu
dent activities, such as banc
and athletics, amount to 3d..
$500.
Capital outlay for the year
is estimated at s 7,194.99
most of which is taken ur
with the purchase of schoo
buses.
Few Vacancies
According to reports O
Supt. L. R. Thompson there
hes been very little turnover
in teaching personnel in Hol-
mes County since last yea
49, and only a few vacancies
exist. A band director for the
Lexington white school ane
a few classroom vacancies If
the Negro schools are the on.
ly known openings.
Bus Drivers School
Bus drivers for the white
schools completed a training
ard safety course WEDNESDAY
held at Lexington Higl
School and conducted by H
E.. Dacus of Canton.
A similar school for Negr'
bis drivers gets underway to
day (Thursday) through Sat
urday and will also be con
Quoted by Mr.. Dacus.
Other maintenance person
nc; is getting the school build
ings in first class shape TO
the fall term.
Altogether prospects appea
highly favorable for anothe
successful school year in Hol
mes County.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Beautiful residen-
tial lot in Lexington with
trees. Write b. c., % Bx. $50
Lexington.
18-3tp
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Lexington Locals
THE TRUITT N

The Truitt family reunion
will be held in the Holmes
County Park, near Durant, or
SUNDAY, August 26th.
All FRUITS and their friend
are cordially invited to attend.
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Attend Cohen Nuptials

Visitors to Memphis for the
wedding of Miss Sylvia Lynn
Cohen on Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. A.. L. Gibson, Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Parrish, Mr..
Mike Lannon's, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rayford Watson, Mr.. end Mrs
Joe Stern and daughters, Su
san, Nancy, and Amy, who
served as bridesmaid, Mrs
Yetta Kaplan. Mr.. Harry Kap-
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Schur, and Edward Lewis
Schur, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Flowers, and Mrs. Abram
Flowers came by plane from
New Haven, Connecticut
where she had been visitinq
her daughter, Mrs. Bernard
Tnsler and family.
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and Mrs. Walter l.. Smith Of
Pascagoula.
The wedding will be sole
mnized On Saturday, Sep
tember /, at the First Bap-
fist Church in Pascagoula.
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Home Nears Completion

The beautiful new home of
Mr., and Mrs. T. Edward Pow
ell on Race Street is nearing
completion and will be ready
for occupancy at an early
date.
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WANTED: A cook. Will pay
good salary. Call $50, DR..
ARENA C. Mallory.
19-tfnp
SKIN ITCH
DON'T SCRATCH IT!

Scratching spreads infection,
causiag MORE pain. Apply
quick-drying ITCH-ME-NOT
instead. Itching quiets down
in minutes and antiseptic ac-
ton helps speed healing. Fine
for eczema, insect bites, foot
itch, other surface rashes. If
not pleased, your 40c back
at any drug store. TODAY at
Peoples Drug Store.
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From Germany

rom Germany
SPA Doyle Gilmore arrived
home on Friday nieht from
lis Army Base in Germany,
md after IA months in ser
rice, is now a civilian. MI
md Mrs. Gilmore, the former
Louise Spell, left on Monday
Cor a vacation on the Missis-
sippi Gulf Coast.
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NEED SCHOOL FUNDS?

MILD SOHOOL UNDO!
HOUSEWIVES like yourself
are earning good income
by representing Avon Cos
metics, openings now avail
able for qualified women.
Write Gertrude Freeman,
Rt. 3, Box 33, Winona or
cali 375. II
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
BURIAL See
or call Lindsay's Enterprise
Funeral Home, Durant.
Mississippi, Telephone 337.
37-tfnp
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Attend Fair

Mrs. Bill Schneider and Lee
anne are spending this week
with relatives in Philadelphia,
to attend the Neshoba County
Fair. Little Bill remained at
home with Mr.. Schneider and
Lucy is visiting in Durant
with Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
King.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-09

FOR SALE: Five room house
in West with large screened
back porch. Phone West,
1872 or write r. A. Cade, P.
O. West, Mississippi.
10-2tnp
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MONUMENTS

Why pay undertakers and
catalog statesmen 40% COM
mission when you can puy
when you select from our
display yard.
We will be glad to send
our manager, Mr.. Harold
r. Sides or answer BY mai
or telephone.
DAVIDSON
MARBLE B. GRANITE
WORKS
Kosciusko. Miss
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TO New Orleans

Mr.. O.. L. Ellison went to
New Orleans on business on
Thursday and returned Satur-
day.
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NOTICE

REWARDS: For Information
leading to the recovery of a
billfold of Ebert Mcbride.
Please turn it in at Reeds
Cafe and I'll pay the reward
Papers are important.
Mrs. Clara Mcbride
Pickens, Miss.
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FOR SALE the Bo Fowlkes
House on Mulberry ST.
Frame house on large level
lot. Priced reasonable. Wal
ter N. Odom, Real Estate
Broker, Licensed. 40-2np
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From California

From California
Mrs. Graeme B. Jones and
children, Russell, Bronwyn
End Paul of San B%ernadino,
California arrived Sunday for
a visit in the S. E. Henry
houe, as guest of Mrs. Jones
mother, Mrs. Edith Everett.
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FOR SALE the Doc Griffin
Houes on North Jackson St.
Beautiful modern brick house
on large, level lot. Priced
reasonable. Walter N. Odom,
Real Estate Broker, Licensed.
402tnp
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NOTICE: / will not be re-
sponsible for any debts in
Cured by anyone other
than myself.
Mrs. Van L. Lawshe, Sr.
2144 Sycamore Drive
Orlando, Florida
19-3tnp
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From Heidelberg

Mr.. William Ellison of Hei-
delberg was Saturday night
guest of his sister, Mrs. Maude
Legate.
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Visits Father

Visits Father
Mr.. Joe A. Henry of New
Orleans spent the weekend
with his father, Mr.. S. E. Hen
ry and family.
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Mr.. William Lester Gage
Of Goodman announces the
engagement and approaching
marriage of his daughter,
Mary Agnes, to Mr.. Herman
Eugene Smith, the son of Mr..
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Visits Sister

Visits Sister
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Cleve-
land and 0. A., Jr. left Mon
day for Union where they
will visit for several days
with Mrs. Cleveland's sister,
Mrs. Jack Laird and family.
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ADDITIONAL FULL TIME
MAN with car needed for
Rawleigh business I'M N.
Holmes Co. Selling exper1-
ence helpful but not required.
See Mrs. w. p. Walrop, Lex
ington, or write Rawleigh
MSG-360-250, Memphis Tenn.
40-3tp
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Visit Daniel Family

Major and Mrs. Robert A
herne and children of Fl.
Rucker, Alabama, en- route
to a new assignment at Lea
wentworth, Kansas were over
night guests on Thursday of
1t. Col. Homer Daniel and
family.
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Attend The Church Of Youl
Choice On Sunday!
Evening star., 1962-01-07
Home 'front.' January 1862

White House past any
numbers but through the vigilance the police
remarkably order kept and crash jam was
The served bril-
than has former New Years
black boadcoh General Benker Louls
RevoutOnl and staff with many
with their sta striking features OF
the
NEW YEARS CALLS
suite, and all the other
their suites called to-day the President and
Secretary of State
officers regulars and volunteers paid their
the Secretaries of War and Navy
Mayor Rchard Waach kept open today and there was
citizens and past his hospabe
mansion crowded for hours principally with ci
metropolis without distinction of political party
WashngonS city father who had
bounced office imprisoned released alleged and
conspicuous the thrOng