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ARLINGTON
$3.50 DOWN

FHA or nothing down GI will buy
this delightful. 2-becrm.. expand
able home with full basement and
fenced lot in close-in area OF
Arlington.
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HOME m SILVER SPRING, MD.

1906 Valleywood Drive
Modern split-level, 4 bedrms., 2i5
baths. all-electric kitchen with
eye-level wall oven and disposal
Cathedral ceiling, central air con.
ditioning. Within As blocks of ell
schools, elementary through high
Also near parochial school. Fenced
back yard.
owner out Of town. Priced to sell
S22.950. Available after July =
Principals only. Home may be seer
by appointment only. Tel. VIII. >
1899 for appointment or contac
CAPT. s. NEMAN, U. S. Nava
Base. Philadelphia II, Pa. Tel
Howard $1,000. Ext. 1881 o.
DRR(
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But when you see II, you'll
say wow soft. pvt. rear
porch plus pvt. patio. Kit.
all equip. plus breakfast bar.
3 nice bedrmS.. > full baths.
34-ft. rec. rm. GorgeUuS
wooded lot. All brick, ranch
styled. Pvt. dead-end street.
Better than new house eond.
Only $4,000, $1,000 down,
bal. 30 yrs. Sl4S mo- incl.
all JE. 10000. WIN. A.
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC,
50l West Broad ST., Fails
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Does not buy much today
but wait until you see this
long. low rancher. FHA APP
proved, Scr. porch, fenced
I'd. , bedTmS., nice liv. rm.,
l4-acre lot, real cloSe-in, Va
cant. Only $3.50 dn., bal. 30
yrs. Be first. JE. 100000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
FrOaJTfAiIIENA

ANDREws-HILLCREsT HGTS.-
3 or 4 bedrmS.. . baths. covered
flagStone patio. Close to schools
S20.750. 10. 7-aS57.
AREA-Avail. for YOU
inSpee.. immed. poSs. Ramb.. bi.
levels, split-levels. 3-4-5 bedrmS.
i--2 y baths. bsmt.. rec. rm.
some with gar. All homes in Z
most desirable neighborhood. Sc
lect your terms. FLA, OF or con
Ventional.
JOE JACOBS REALTY
RE. 6-59O9 RE. 5-7339
4731 Silver Hill Rd.. suitland. Nd
ABB, 4 mi, new. 4 lse
bedrms. 2 stories, with earport
$500 dn., S167.55 per mo-, S1s.-
500. NJ. NJ. MATOVICH, Broker
Phone 24S-935s.
ANDREWS FIELD Area and {
hedrm. ramblers. from S14 500
Your terms. OWNER. 5S5-5533.
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THE EVENING STAR All
Washington. D. c. r
SotUrdoy. June Is, 1867
ARE YOU??

LOOKING FOR A SELECT N. ARL.
LOCATION {? , In country-eluo
area? Well-thiS big brick ram
bier with center hall, : firepls.,
full bSmt., garage. in show place
condition, won't fail to SATISFY.
Reasonably priced at SJ2,5OU in
this S3O.6O0 to S4O.O0O area and
available to occupy Immediately.
This Is one Of the most requested
areas OF Northern virEinia. Que 70
WEEK END.
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
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so $4,000

ALEX. AREA. facing Mt. Vernon
pkwy. on West Blvd. dr.-3-bed-
rm., 2-bath brick split-level on
premium Handicapped wooded lot in
award-vinning Waynewood. Scr
porch. modern eat-in kit. center
hall entrance. separate din. rm.,
finished rec. room. Priced below
market value for quick sale at
S32.75O. Assume large list trust
or refinance. PORTAL REALTY.
so. S-22S0 or so. S-g59S.
ALEX. AREA-GI only $3.50 down
includes settlement charges on
this immaculate rambler. Large
lot completely fenced in, beautiful
paneled rec, room with fireplace.
Two air-conditionerS, washer, al
most-new kitchen equipment, new
hot-water heater. Full price, Sl6,-
500. Payments less than rent
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX. AREA-Only $3.50 down in
cludes settlement charges on this
all-brick home featuring > bed
rooms, liv. rm., din. rm., equipped
kit, den or 3rd bedrm., full
bSmt. with pine-paneled rec. rm
Full price only Sl2.951.
'NNN WELLINGTON TiT REALTY ID
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SILVER SPRTNG-Brick rambler,
bedrms.. 2 baths, rec; rm.. many
extras; FENCED rn lot. t lss; CLOSETS SsS
500. OWNER, 10 5-O773.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
fcOAIlNuEnl


ROSE HILL-Rambler 4 bedrms.
Ia baths. walk-out Basement
Only Sl,200 down and assume
present financing.
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TWO LEFT

UPPER MONTGOMERY COUNTY
L. acres with practically new
brick rambler. firepl. in liv. rm.,
modern kit. 2 bedrms.. separate
din. rm. or 3rd bedrm.. tiled bath,
full bSmt., oil, hot-water heat,
central air conditioning. lge.
screened porch, masonry garage
S SeSeH H. IarSe story eln noe,
fenced pasture. Ions frontage on
surfaced road. All this for only
$4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHILLUM. Just over d. c. line
Brk- Colonial, SpotlesS condition
throughout. firepl. sep. DIN. rm.
Ia baths. bSmt.. owner must sell
Price S17,50O.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-O56C
CHILLUM AREA-5-bPdrrr- corneI
CAPE Cod, rec. rm. with = bath
large fenced yard. = rorches. Firsi
floor consists Of bedrms.. bath
larRe kit. din. area and liv. rm
second floor consists Of > bedrms.
bath. liv. nm, din. area Pnd kit
watkins distance to parochial and
public schools, Shopping and pub
rs transp. Cal zAGAMI REALTY
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R. N. LEVY
SACRIFICE

OAIn1F 1SE
Brick home with 3 bedr'ns.. din
rm,, equip. kit. bsmt. and pan.
liv. rm. with firepl. PLUS fenced
lot with privacy" Below FILA
at $3.50. Call 94a-02OO.
C.. paul hickman
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BUILT FOR THE LARGE FAMILY
4 bedrms. brick bi-level. Mr.
NASA. Modern kit. with wall over
and surface range. LARGE screened
rear porch for summer living
Priced below 100000. Name your
terms,
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ALEX. -BELVOIR SPECIAL
NO ; DOWN Gil $500 FILA
Immediate occupancy In neat. con-
venient. 2-bedrm. masonry home
on large, shady. fenced. level
lot. only > blocks from WoCdlawn
Elemhntary School, modern family
size kitchen, coy living nm. with
firepl. All for only $4,000. Phone
TODAY.
CTTPTTS IT
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MANOR COUNTRY CLUB

PEACHW0OD SUBDIV.-3-bedrm.
brick rambler with split foyer. on
over h2-acre lot. Liv. rm., sep.
din. nm. kit, , full baths. fin.
rec. rm.. 2-car carport, S3O,o5O,
By OWNER. VIII. o-O71q
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HICKS

lRFALTCRs OPEN q TO q
XXI. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040
l3TO6 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alexandria
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STATISTICS

The second Gamecock touch
down came on a 13-yard pass
from Reeves to end John Cas-
key in the second quarter.
Reeves scored the third quar-
ter South Carolina touchdown
on a plunge of one foot.
The Deacons, who lost their
fourth straight, got moving
later in the third quarter after
end Richard Cameron recov-
cred Tommy Pitchers tumble
on the South Carolina %. Full
back Larry Thomason gained
10 and 7 yards and quarter
back Wally Bridewell finally
carried over from a foot out.
South Cardinals final touch
down came on a tWo-yard
plunge by Gambrell.
WAKE FOREST % o 6 O. G
SOUTH CAROLINA Z Z Z 81
South Carolina 8, run CMccathern
kick.
South Carolina-Caskey IL, pass
from Reeves (McCathern kick.
South Caroline-Reeves /, run INC
Cathern kick.
Wake Forest-Bridwell /. run (run
failed.
South Carolins-Gambrell 2. run
lpass failed)
Attendance 1892.
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HOW TO DRY A BALLFIELD
Series Trying to Worm Way Free

worms is being sprayed on the
outfield grass.
AS the worms squirm out of
their holes to escape, the wa
ter is supposed to rush down
into the vacancies.
1T might work" Giant Off
cial John Taddeucci said,
We're willing to try anything
This was only one of sew
eral schemes that have been
suggested. Most of them could
probably have gotten rid of the
water all right. and also the
grass, the topsoil, the pitchers
mound and probably a good
part of the grandstand.
"Matty Schwab, the grounds
keeper, and Horace Stoneham
(owner of the Giants) turned
them all down. But they fig
ured this thing with the worms
can't hurt anything so they
decided to try it.
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Bisons Routed
In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10 (Spe-
ciaD. - Morgan State Univer-
sity extended Howard Univer-
sity's losing string to Is as ii
scored in every period to rout
the Bisons, 1916, yesterday at
Morgan State.
Towards last victory was in
its opening game last year
when it defeated st. Paul, 1876.
Morgan State boosted its sea-
son record to 81.
Halfback Leroy Kelly led the
Bears attack as he scored their
first two touchdowns on runs
of 6 and % yards. Kelly's
second score came as a result
of a Bison tumble which was
recovered by Guard Gerald
Boyd.
Morgan State rolled up 27O
yards rushing and added ITO
more passing to dominate play.
Howard was h I'D to 152 yards
on the ground and "a passing.
Wendell Hughes, a freshman
quarterback, accounted for the
Bisons' lone score as he went
over from five yards out to cap
a 69-yard drive.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10
tAP).-The worms got a chance
to do a good turn for the World
Series today.
It's going to hurt them a
little, but the end result could
help the rain-delayed sixth
game between the Giants and
Yankees get under way some
time before the Rose Bowl
game.
The idea is to coax the earth
worms out of their wet little
homes in the adobe clay sub
soil of Csndlestick Park, home
of the Giants.
The clay is holding water on
top of the ground, making the
outfield a small swamp where
it would be impossible to play
baseball even if the rain should
stop. which it hasn't so far.
A chemical compound which
makes life uncomfortable for
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Green Ierrors
Win 9Th in Row

WESTMINSTER, Md, Oct.
13.-Western Maryland's Green
Terors extended their winning
streak to eight straight over
a two-seaSon span here today
by defeating Hampden Sydney,
17-14, in a MaSon-Dixon con-
ference football game.
A fourth-period field goal,
from 20 yards out, by Fullback
Charles Walter was the
clincher.
Three of the four Western
Maryland victories this season
have been scored in conference
competition.
Western Maryland trailed at
halftime, 1915, but tied the
score in the third period, then
went ahead to stay midway of
the final quarter.
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KEY CATCH FOR COLONIALS
Gomecocks Win Easily
Over Deocons, 27-6

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Oct. 10
(AP). - South Carolina
mounted a powerful ground
game and took advantage of
five Wake Forest fumbles last
night to grind out a 27-6 At
lantic Coast Conference foot
ball victory.
The Gamecocks scored a
touchdown in each quarter and
remained firmly in charge
throughout. Two Wake Forest
fumbles led to Gacmecock
touchdownS.
Halfback Billy G brell
scored the first South Carolina
touchdown in the first quarter
on a plunge from the three.
Quarterback Dan Reeves set
up the scoring opportunity with
a 32-yard run.
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GU Runners Win
In Cross-CountN

EMMITSBURG, Md, Oct. 10
(SpeciaD Georgetown Univer-
sitys barriers set a course rec
ord today in winning a TRAN
gular croSS-country meet over
Mount st. Mary's and Ameri-
can University.
Georgetown scored Is points,
Mt. st. Mary's so, American II,
as the Hoyas took the first five
places. Joe Lynch won the So
mile race in 1865. The old
mark was 1888.
Georgetown's team captain
Jim Tucker, Ed Duchini and
Dave Mccain tied for second,
and Jay VanBrunt was fifth.
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country's anthem on opening
night. Highlight of this division
will be The Presidents Cup
class Friday and the pinning
of the International Jumping
champion and reserve cham
pion Saturday evening.
An entire division of Western
classes has been added to the
program of the 1862 Washing
ton show. Events such as pole
bending, barrel racing, neck
refining and cutting horse con-
tests are slated for the final
night of the show, Sunday.
The central ticket office for
the show has been set up at
the Armory, but other ticket
outlets are located in Alexan-
dria, Silver Spring, Arlington
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softly SEEKS PRESIDENTS CUP

Another country will bt
heard from when international
riders Jump for The Presidents
Cup in the Washington-Inte
national Horse Show October
26.
Twenty-eight year old Brit
Usher David Barker, European
jumping champion, will appear
in the six-day show opening
at the D. C. Armory Tuesday
October 90. He will be riding
his famous jumper Softly and
will come to this country under
the sponsorship Of the London
ice cream companyof the same
name.
Barker, the son Of an English
farmer, created a sensation in
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the horse show world when
some 10000 spectators jammed
the White City horse show in
London this summer TO see him
go into the championship tests
Barker and Softy outjumped
some of the worlds greats, in
Guiding Hans Gunter Winkler
Of Germany. and the famed
d'Inzeo brothers of Italy.
In the Washington show,
Barker will be competing with
riders from the United States,
Mexico, Canada, Ireland and
Italy.
International jumping COM
petitions will begin with the
dramatic parade Of the team
riders and the playing of each
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Rice Beaten
ByOreqon

HOUSTON, Oct. IS (AP).-
Mel Renfro scored one touch
down and set UP two more with
spectacular runs of IS and As
yards tonight as oregon de-
feated Rice, 31-12.
Rice was a two-point favorite
but Oregon moved IS yards
from the opening kickoff for its
first touchdown, jumped to a
ITO halftime lead and fielded
such an effective offense the
Webfoots never did have to
punt.
Rice struck quickly in the
third period for touchdown
surges that covered 60 and 81
yards but the Owls never did
get closer than 17-6.
Renfro gained TAI yards
while carrying the ball ID
times. His 65-yard run that set
up a touchdown one second be-
fore the half came on a pass
interception. He also received
two passes for II yards.
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Virginia Union Wins

WINSTON SALEM, N. c.,
Oct. Is CAP1.-Undefeated Viz
GINA Union humbled the VIM
ston-Salem Teachers, 26-14, to-
day in a C1AA football game
before 1000 fans at Bowman
Gray Stadium.
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Howard Booters
Remain Unbeuten

Howard University's unbeater
soccer team won its third
straight match of the season
and 14th in a row over a two
season span yesterday at How
ard, defeating Frostburg State
Teachers College, 20.
Winston Alexis and Walter
Mathews scored the Howard
goals.
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Catholic U. Beaten
By LoyoIu Booters

Loyola of Baltimore scored
four times in the fourth period
yesterday to defeat Catholic
University's soccer team. Al,
in a Mason-Dixon Conference
game at Catholic University. 1t
was the third straight victory
for Loyola and Gus first de-
feat.
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Citadel Stuns
Vundy, 21-6

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. Is
(AP) .-Undergod Citadel stun
ned Vanderbilt, 21-6. tonight,
mainly on the running of Half
back Eddie Taylor, the general
ship Quarterback Sid Mitchell
and a stubborn defense.
The Cadets actually won the
intersectional game in the first
period on Nick Dilorento's one
yard plunge and Mitchell's kick
for the extra point.
Vanderbilt scored midway in
the fourth period on a 32-yard
scamper by Art Guepe, jr., son
of the Commodore coach. But
Grady Wade's try for extra
point was wide.
The Citadel drove rs yards
after the next kickoff to score
on Mitchell's sneak from the
one. Fullback Mike Lanes Is
yard jaunt in the closing Sec
onds finished the scoring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

II don't know whether it'll
work. I don't know how many
worms we've got out there"
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Horse Show Today

The Spring Valley open horse
show will be held at 1890
pm. today at Hilltop Farms on
Fisher road in Temple Hills,
Md.
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British Jumper Enters Horse Show
Potomac

Hyattsville, Potomac and
Georgetown.
Col. Rene R. Studler is
chairman of the ticket commit
tee.
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OREGON Z 10 Z 7-31
RICE 0 0 II 0-l2
oregon-Renfro /, run COREY kick
Oregon-F. G. Corey 81.
oregon - Burleson II, pass from
Veres (Corye kick.
Rice = McReynolds 8, run (kick
failed.
oregon-Berry IL, run COREY kick.
Rice-Fleming 5, run (kick failed)
oreson-Berry /, run COREY kick
Attendance 10000.
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HOWARD - 0 6 0 O. 6
MORGAN STATE II IA So
Morgan state-Kelly 8. run (Robinson
kick.
Morgap State-Kelly %, run Ckick
failed.
HoWard-Hughes 5, run dick failed
MORGAN State--Robinson 10, pass from
Jolivet kick fsiled).
Mergsn Stste-Tinkler 8, pass from
Jolivet Robinson kick.
Morgan State-Nesbitt =, run robin
son kick.
Morgan state-Barnes 4, run rur
failed.
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Hampden Sydney Q Ola
Western Maryland 0 9 3-l7
Hampden Sydney-Everett 3, run
Mitchell kick.
western Maryland-Confer 9. run
(pass failed)
Hampden Sydney-Lipscomb /. run
Mitchell kick.
western Maryland--Biser 40. rur
TERRY rum.
Western Maryland-Wslter 20. FG.
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-06
twentieth Century Meets
Nth Mrs. OdOm

The Twentieth Century Club
met in the lovely home of Mrs.
Walter Odom on Castallan
boulevard Wednesday, No
yember % at 3 O'Clock.
The meeting opened with
the president, Mrs. H. Z.
Mcclellan giving reading on
Prayer, closing with the
lords Prayer said in Uni
son Mrs. Mcclellan then pre-
sided over the business. AT
mis- time all the plans were
made for the Christmas Actl'
vities.
Mrs. Fred Waldron was the
1ader of the program on
Education"
A very inspiring meditation
was given by Mrs. H. A. Gle
ments on "The Art of Read
ing" from the book, 1.-The Ar
of Living"
Roll call was answered by
members with "My Favorit'
Art"
The G.. F. w. Z. news repor
was given by Mrs. Fred Wal
dron. Mrs. Waldron also CAV
the hymn of the month "Noy
Thank We All Our God," b,
Martin ReinKart.
Martin ReinKert.
Presenting a duet, "Barcf
eta" by Ethelbert Nevin wer
Misses Mary Lou Read an
Judy Englemann. The nun
Der has been selected as tn
State Festival number fe
sophomores.
Mrs. J.. L. Longinotti gr;
ciosuly presented a very il
~teresting book review, "Ple'
sure by the Busload," by En-
ly Kimvrew, covering II
Tour through Portugal.
A very instructive and i
formative talk on E. S. 0. ar
Continuing Education was 81
en- by Miss Georgia McIntyr
During the social hour t
hostess served a delicious S
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-06
FOR RENT:
Small apartment. Phone TAI.

FOR SALE:
One hundred sixty acre
all under fence on black
top Highway IA about Il miles
Holmes Junior college.
|Six-room house, pump and
barns; two fish ponds, tele-
|phone and electricity, butane
tank to house, On mail ana
school routes. Some hardwood
timber and lots of young pine
size; ! of oil and
mineral rights. B. A. Mcbride
|P. o. Box SO, Coco nan; or j.
IS. Mcbride, Durant.
45-3t-pd.
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-06
YOUR "ROAD TO SUCCESS

YOUR "ROAD TO SUCCESS"
DO you have an AVON Re-
preventative calling on you
regularly? If you don't, per-
.haps it is an open territory
which could offer you an ex-
cellent earning opportunity.
Start now for big Christmas
profits. No experience neces-
sary. Part time. Write Cert
rude Freeman, Rt. 8, Winona,
call 375.
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-06
Mrs. HUMPHREYS Is Hostess
To WOman'S Club

Mrs. HUMPHREYS Is Hostess
To Woman's Club
On Tuesday, November n
the Woman's Club met in tn
nome of Mrs. Wiley Humph
ries with Is members pre-
sent.
A letter was received from
the Southeastern Field Direct
or of CARE thanking the clut
for contributions. Also Thanf
You notes were received from
Mrs. Herbert Lester, Finance
Director of Y. w. c. A. fol
a $4,000 contributions the
club collected from members
and interested citizens of the
city for the Y-Teens; Mrs. Gil
foy. Board member of the
Old Ladies Home for contri-
buttons made to the home, and
a note from the First Grade
thanking the club for the
books given to them in OBJ
Servance of Children's Book
Week, November 11-17.
The club will send a liberal
gift to Ellisville for Christmas,
the International Scholarship
Fund and the international
Club Dues Fund.
Mrs. H. j. Montgomery,
Fine Arts Chairman amour
ced the Christmas lights must
be turned on from December
Is to Dec. 25 the hours from
6 to 8.
Mrs. Roy Smith, president,
introduced the two senior girls
the club honors each meeting.
They were Misses 10 Brown
ing and Lynn Alexander.
Mrs. j. E. Sweeney was the
leader of the program on In
ternational Affairs. Miss 10
Browning sang a Mexican
Folk Song, LA Cucaracha,"
and cat the Gate of Heaven"
by A. ArmedariZ, with Mrs.
Billy Binegar at the piano. An
eye view of Mexico was given
by Mrs. A. A. Derrick, Jr.
with slides to illustrate beauti-
full scenes. Mexico in Motion
was given by Mrs. w. P. Tay-
Tor.
The hostess served a deli
IiouS SALAD plate and speed
"a to cluD menrDeIS, aSsocla-
&c MEMBER Mrs. +. D. Humph-
les, and the following guests,
..1eSdameS DurreIl MaKam-
.on, Foster McCullar, w. H.
-,lcKenzie, Jr., Mrs. Burlng-
-me of Buffalo, N. Y, Louie
dement's, Charles Knott, Raj
pm McGehee, Ray Dorset, E.
- Howard and Misses Brown
Zig and Alexander.
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-06
FOR SALE

IMOORE'S RADIO & TV SER.
VICE: For the Best Radio and
lTelevision service In this area
let a man with 80 years ex
Iper1ence do the job. Service
calls anywhere. Reasonable
price. Record players repaired
antennas installed. Located OF
|Carrollton Ave. on Lexington
Acona road in former Lehman
Grocery Store. Business phone
755, residence 4l7-J1. 12tfnI
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-06

OPPORTUNITY" for you.
Cash in on this big Fall and
Christmas Selling season. Be
an Avon Representative In
your neighborheod. Write
Gertrude Freeman, 1T. 3,
IWinona, Miss, or call 375.
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-06
LADIES

Make $500 to 81 900 for your.
selves during the Christmas
Season selling famous gift
line of beautiful cosmetics.
for every member OF
the family from Avon. Write
Gertrude Freeman, 1t. 8,
Winona Or call 375.
46-1t-np
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-06
1850

HE'LL WANTED: Are you
looking for a good part-time
|or full-time income in LeXing-
ton? Many Raleigh dealers
earn $3.50 and up per hour.
See Mrs. w. P. Waldrup, Lex
|ington or write Raleigh MSL
1926, Memphis, Tenn.
12-6-3tp
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-06

bus spent from Friday until
with their aunt, Mrs.
Bea NabOrS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt Brock
and children of Columbus
we're Friday and Saturday
Quests of his family, the W.
ID. Brooks.
Mrs. Maggie Bridgers and
Mrs. Lester of Ethel We're
quests of Mrs. R. O.. McCrear3
"wednesday. Another guest in
1.-The McCreary home recently
Twas Mr.. Lewis Holmes OF
jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Miller OF
Hammond, New Jersey wert
Visitors of their parents, Mr.
land Mrs. J. M. Alexander las
week.
Mrs. Harold Gelston, Mr.
Leon Aldridge and Mrs. Boyt
Holmes attended funeral ser
Vices of Mr.. Lawrence Parkin
|son at Floyd Furgerson Fune.
Iral Home in Greenwood Fri
day.
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-06
POSTED:
SALE:
POSTED:

POSTED:
Posted against hogs with
or without rings, loose stock
and trespassing of any kind
or any reason. All land own
ed and operated by K. D.
Henry, Ebenezer.
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-06

POSTED:
Property in the Acona
Community known as the Ma
nv Steele Place is posted
against all hunting and tres
|passin.. Violators will be pro-
secuted. M. E. Steele, 1465
|Fairview, Greenville, Miss.
43-4t-pd.
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-06

For expert help with your
Income Tax Returns, your
Delinquent Self Employ
|ment Returns for Social Sc.
|curity and Tipping, call Mamie
Ella Armstrong, Home Phone
No. 337, Lexington, Mississip-
|pi.
80 . st . M