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IAN PROPERTIES MGT.

BEGINNERS GEM New listing,
CLOSE .d IN; MI immseulSte s 3 hi hedTms:. or or
bsmt.. scr. porch. lot backs on
park with many lge. trees. $500
ELLA CON
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COLESVILLE AREA

JULES VILE AREA
Al-brick 4-bedrm., 3-bath. lovely
home and grounds. SOx20O. Dec
GRATED with European motif.
breathtaking rec. rm. with lovely
bar and firepl., family rm., ga
rage, electric kit, large sep, din.
rm.. large complete swimming
pool; Priced in upper 30s. JU.
7-7700.
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bUHIUNSFILLE', o,OUU"MUutIIl Il
house on over "a acre. OIL INV h.
4 bedrms. and den. additional
IHhAGC co III rREii
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Stone and brick split-level. living
room, dining room, kitchen with
dining area. bedrooms, 2 baths.
rec. room. 2 car built-in garage.
Rear patio, stockade fence. Ewes.
Leslie williams, FE. 3-6915.
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
EN- 2-4464 REALTORS
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BOMB
SHELTER

SRted cRfed in Enssh ERisnM MsPor w.
sion. Immed. occupancy. Assume
S21 500 GI loan.
ROGER H. SPENCER CO.. INC.
CA i-hlal Euns WI 2-nl2s
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CLIFTONBROOK
ROUTE 20 AREA
OAKVTEW

Walk to bus, shops. public and pa
rochlal schools from this sparkling
I -bedrm. Calf. rambler w/brk.
wall fireplace. patio. and priced
at lust $4,000. New Hampshire
ave: to Oakview dr.. left to Brad
dock. right to Cottrell terrace
right 10 1925 and our open sign.
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cOLEsvLLE FARM ESTATES
EIRGT PREGEAT ATION

AEAllLl4N 7 T AOAN
Your own jr. dream ranch. Only
q little over an acre but ideal for
children and q small garden.
Large attractive 4-bedroom. g.
bath split-level with cheerful
recreation room. In excellent sub
urban negihgorhood. close to
schools. Carport. barbecue plus
many other extras. S3O.95O with
FHA or conventional financing.
Colesville I'd. to Hobbs dr.. and
turn to open house.
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CONVENIENT

WOODDIJE FhHh
Like Q trip to Williamsburg is the
charm and setting Of this quaint
Colonial with 3 lge. bedrmS.. >
baths. sep. din. I'm. and breakfast
nook. Garage. scr. porch and
NV h., plus many custom features.
Upper EOS. Georgia ave. to Moves
DR.. and turn right to home.
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CADILLAC SPLIT Level. /"

CADILLAC SPLIT LEVEL"
This spacious 3-bedroom split level
has EVERYTHING from q warm
inviting family room to q cool
central air-conditioning system.
Unusually fine decor. Full base
ment plus 2-CAR GARAGE. Open
l:3O till sold. Georgia ave. to
Evans DR.. right to Cascade place,
and follow arrows to open house.
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OPEN Q TIL 9


BETHESDA-By owner. 4-b.r., 11a-
bath brk. Cape Cod. Daylight bsmt.
Walk to schools and NH. S1S,950.
EN- h-l2Rh week ends and ewes
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KENSINGTON

"A HONEYMOON COTTAGE"
Lge.. fenced lot, only Sl2.g5O. Out
University TO left on Newport TO
Iet{ on Denfield to right on
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WHEATON

Lovely brk. split w/4-bedrm., Q
full baths.
DECORATORS DREAM"
Country kitchen w/wall oven, dish
washer, formal din. rm, Wv
carpet. owner transferred. Assume
lge,. loan 500. 450. Out Ga. ave
to left on Janet to open sign.
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BETHESDA = $4,000, very close
in, charming 3-bedrm. Cape Cod,
level fenced yard, with trees, ga
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-9O7O til Q
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WOODMOOR

Nearly new rambler wI3-bedrm.
sep. din. rm.
-. "A REAL CREAM PUFF
Fireplace. carport. only S2O,95O
OUT University to right on ST.
Laurence TO- left on Brookmoor
to right on branch.
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,320 UNIVERSITY BLVD. WEST
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TIGHE WOODS

BETHESDA = All-brick 4-bedroom
Cape Cod near st. James, h.-w.h.,
firepl., sep. din. rm., porch. ga
baths, immaculate, quality home.
S27 800. We take trades. HUGH
T. PECK, OIL. 6-9l70.
BETHESDA, Merrimac Park-Spot-
less 3-bedrm., 112-bath brick ram
bier w/spacious rooms throughout.
Centrally air cond., rec. rm., Wv.
carpeting, washer, drier. many
other extras. Lge. beautifully land
scaped lot. S27,950. ROBERT H.
KENT g. CO., JU. 9-SgOO.
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CONDOR SPECIALS

SILVER SPRING-All-brick split
lever; 3 oedrms. and den. S2l, 800
Excel. financing. wv
ROCkVILLE-4-bedrm. Cape Cod
with firepl. and bsmt. Sl5,5OO,
Good assumption.
IAkOMA PARR-Brick Cape Cod.
home and income. Good invest
ment. 2 full aptS., separate en-
frances. Excel financing.
CALL 949-5266
CONDOR REALTY, INC.
232O uNIvERsITY R1rrn ,,rrSr
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE - Spacious white
Colonial bet. the Clubs. Center
hall. modern kitchen. Wv. car
peting. S29. 300. OPEN SUNDAY
1:30 tos5 pm, 1906 Woodbine St
CHEVY CHASE-Home and apt, 1
block off Conn. ave. 3 bedrmS., 2
fun baths, din. rm.. b. -w.h.,
firepl. S19.950
CO. JU. 9-sSsO
CHEVY CHASE GREENACREs
LAST TRY BY OWNER
Sl9,950
3 bedrms.. brick Colonial. modern
kit. pan. rec. I'M, Wv. carpet
ing. Open l-6: 52O6 Ventnor Rd..
Call OIL. 6-6259-
CHEVY CHASE, 2sOI Spencer Rd.
white brick-and- frame. large
corner lot, din. rm., 8 bedrms. 81.
! "a baths, beautiful garden, double
garage. OWNER. S23.95O. JU.
5-95l3.
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KENSINGTON HEIGHTS
HUGH T. PECK
kENsINGToN. Will SELL FAsT!

Hl4-UIlCk colonial 3 spacious
bedrms. lge. liv rm., sep. din
rm. truely. lovely kit. " table
liRhtful scr. porch, Handicapped
fenced lot. EXCELLENT area.
Only SShn dn mia NJ tnrll
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


BETHESDA, nr. Naval Hospital
Large rambler In excel cond-. in
most conV. area, daylight bsmt
with rec. I'm. and 4th bedrm.,
modern kit, excel. closets, a real
buy at S2S.25 SAMUEL z.
BoGLEY OF MD, INC, Of. g.
1900 It'll 5.
BETHESDA = Centrally air-cond.
brk. split-level, eonv. st. James. 4
bedrms.. 2 studys, pa baths, all
cleo. kit, rec. room and fireplace,
liv. rm. and din. rm. have Wall-to-
wall carpeting, bsmt., garage, pali-
Sade fencing S32 $50. KORZEN-
DORFER, Ritz, OIL. 4-Sll1 It'll g..
BETHESDA, PARKWOOD = Cape
Cod. 5-b.r., sep. din. rm., GE
kit. ga baths, rec. rm., laundry
rm., screened poT., lge. fenced I'd,
$4,000. Open SUN. 2-5 Dir: Out
Conn. ave, left on Saul I'd. TO
1925. VIII. 2-2g45.
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sToNYBRooK ESTATES

WHERE ELSE CAN You FIND 4
BEDROOMS ON ONE LEVEL in a
bright modern split with ia
friendly negihbors. In lower pos?
Better than new condition. Weller
Va. to Barbara and right to Ali
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WE ARE TAKING TRADES

LLEWELLYN CO.
J0. 8-6S00 WA. 3-1133
BETHESDA-BRADLEY HILLS-Air-
cond., custom rambler on tree
shaded acre. 4 bedrms., 3 baths,
den. garage. many extras. BY
OWNER, Low 40s. Open 2-5 pm.
1900 Brite dr.. out Bradley "a
mile past Goldsboro. left on Brite,
n block to open sign on left.
- New brick rambler,
$1,000 down. close to NH, 8
rms, baths, center hall. W.
CLIFFORD SHERTZER, OIL. g.
S342, OIL 6-650O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BEST BUYS
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1:30 TO 6
GAYFIELDS
FIRST PRESENTATION

SAIFlELDS
FIRST PRESENTATION
OF this brand new 3-bedrm. rancher
on scenic acre overlooking park
and golf course. Inviting family
room and kit. luxurious bath
rooms. h.-w.h., 2 car-garage.
ground-level bsmt.. plus many
extras. Superior craftsmanship
throughout. Lower 40s. Layhill I'd.
past Argyle Country Club to entr.
to Gayfields.
YOUR OWN MOUNT VERNON
For only S34.950. See this digni-
fled 3-bedrm-. 2h-bath. columned
Colonial with rec. room. large
screened porch and garage. all
city utilities. surrounded by tower
ing trees. Georgia ave. extended
to Manor Country Club entrance
and follow arrows to open houses.
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Immac. EARLY AMERICAN
DREAM. 8 bedrms. or 4 and den
with spac. liv. rm. off lge. center
hall. Has guest-size din. rm., fam
kit. 3 baths. pan. clubrm. (fire-
pl) opens to patio, bsmt., gar
with rm. for toys, tools. workshop
Conv. to D. c. bus, excel. schools,
shops, S34. $50. MR.. RICHARDS,
365-S393. Open to 6. Out
Bradley blvd, left on Durbin,
right on Marbury, left on Maiden
lane. 2 blks. to corner Westfield
and Maiden.
William D. Lucas Assoc.
OIL. 6-Ss6S> Ofc. go. 24-hr. ph. ser.
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BETHESDA, 5 min. NIH-Attrac-
tive brick rambler, firepl. in liv.
rm., sep. din: rm;. 2 5edrms.s lge.
$50 $50. fRii VIII. 4OsesS 2eS160, ,io15o crest
wood rd. DIR: Out Conn. ave,
left on Franklin to Woodfield,
right l blk. to house. OPEN 2-6.
BETHESDA-Immaculate, 3-year-
old brick Colonial with center hall
Liv. rm. and din. rm. with wall
to-wall carpeting, all-electric kit,
study and powder room on 1st
floor. 4 bedrms., 2 baths on End
floor. Paneled rec. room and "a
bath in bsmt. Huge screened
porch, 2 fireplaceS. Garage
Beautiful wooded yard. $3.50
KORZENDORFER, Realtor, OIL.
4-SI1l til 9.
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BETH. H.-ROCKVILLE-split-Ievei OIL

DE Ahs-hOSh ALLL- -Oplll-ISNtl vi
future dead-end ST., 24x14 liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., built-in eye-level kit,
ige 6I n;v i9yer eIGb zen, 4in d6ors peg
Anchor fenced yd., bedrms.. Ia
baths. bsmt., storm windows and
doors, conv. to schools, shop,
transp.. s min. NH, assume 412co
loan at S10S PITT, $4,000,
OWNER. PO. 2-67S2
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CABIN y0HN-If you have sub
stantisl cash you can live In this
pretty 2-bedrm. bungalow for $50
mo. HUGH T. PECK. OIL 6-9l70.
CARROLL KNOLLS = Beautifully
kept 3-bedrm.. 21z-bsth, brick
split-level. den, rec. rm.. scr. porch.
WV. carpeting, air conds. Many
other extras too numerous to men
ton. Tremendous buy at S25.95O.
ROBERT H. KENT g. CO.. JU.
9-S90O.
CASH SI25, Ss6 PER MONTH
Answer Service, 9-5 ST. $4,000
Ewes. Sat. and Sun. JU. 9-6S5l
BOB HOWLEY REAL ESTATE
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONED
bedrms.. ga baths, lge. kitchen
and family nm. separate dining
rm., screened porch, contemporary
design with maximum Inability.
Many, many extras, including car
peting. Only S31,950. Call 949-
23OO til ) pm.
TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
CHARLES H. JAMISON
ROCKVILLE - Clean. A. bedrm
house. LiV. -rm.. firepl., din. .rm..
lst-flr. bedrm.. master bedrm..
bath. mod. kit. fully equipped. ,
unfin. bedrms., End fir. Gas heat.
full bsmt.. fenced lot. splendid
shrubbery. Near public and pa
rochial schools. shop. center and
transp. FHA appraised. SlG. 600,
terms, 500 cash plus settlement.
Full price. $4,000.
GAITHERSBURG "a acres. 6-rm.
brk. rambler. Liv. rm. 16x2l.
stone firepl.. din. rm.. spac. mod.
kit, eye-level oven. Tefgr.. dble
sink. cherry cabs. auto. washer
and drier. 3 bedrms.. tile bath,
full bsmt., 20x34 rec. rm., oil h.
VIII. storm winds. doors. bsmt..
gar. shop. Black-top drive, beaut
shaded lot. S2S.000. terms, Is
cash.
- New s. bedrm.
brick rambler. Liv. rm.. din. rm..
modern kitchen. full bsmt., bath.
oil h.-w.h. Lge. lot. $4,000.
terms.
URBANA - New brick rambler.
l2x22 liv. rm.. modern kitchen.
dining L" 3 bedrms.. bath, oil
heat. S16.50O. terms.
HuAPT II TANETCNNI
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than-new white brick rambler. 4
huge bedrms.. lge. center hall,
space. liv. rm. with cathedral
beamed ceiling, firepl., guest-size
din. rm.. family kit. leading tc
Wv. carpet. drapes. Roomy pan
club rm. with bar. powder rm.
full bsmt., 2-car gar, tree-shadec
lot. Nr. D. c. bus, excel. schools
shops. 1st offering. Mid 40s. Oper
to 8. Out Bradley blvd. left OF
Goldsboro, right on Millwood e
FLAHARTY, 625-o4S7.
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TED LINGO, INC.

COLESVILLE RID. : BRAND NEW
eustom-built 7S-ft. 3-bedrm. ramb'
24-acre lot with peach trees, beaut.
marble firepl. in Gift. liv. rm,,
entr. foyer, family area. . baths
hot-water Dashboard heat and full
6smt: QUALITY plus DISTINC-
price, S3l. 900. YOU PROFIT
Builder, E. L. SMITH, EV, 4I633a
or WA. 3-l3q7. o''
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BETHESDA. B-CC. Lourde's Geor-
kit. rec. rm.. screened porch. 2
half baths. carpeted liv. and din.
rms. 3 bedrms. and bath up.
So4 75O or, 4-SRo0
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MONTGOMERY HILLS

MONTGOMERY HILLS
Bright sunny brick Cape Cod in
excellent condition. Living room
with fireplace. dining room. G.E.
kitchen with table space. Bedroom
and bath on first. Second floor .
large bedrooms and baths. Rec
reation room. nice level lot.
Price S25.500. Call Miss Arnold,
CO. $4,000.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors
46Os Wisconsin EN-. 2-6715
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ETHEsDA-KENWOOD PARK, $50!

BETHESDA-kEN PARK, bbO!
MillWood dr.. : Luxurious brick
split-level in this most desirable
area. Spacious rooms throughout
featuring Soft. liv. rm. with pic
ture window. huge recreation room
for parties, air cond.; allIelec: Kit.
beyond Kenwood Club to Goldsboro
right / block to Millwood. left to
house. Open Sun. 1-5. SIGLER &,
CO.. ST. 3-72S2. ewes. OIL. 4-3992.
BETHESDA, Burning Tree Valley
4-bedrm.. 3-bath, split-level. lge.
fenced lot with trees. patio: ALL
elec. kit. with table space, family
rm. 8 Minis. Circum. hwy. and
Cabin John Bridge. S31 800. Open
Ia FM 5-4o67
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BETHESDA-SS-ft. rambler on "a
acre. 3 bedrms., 9 baths, many
closets. French doors from liv. rm.
to huge screened porch, firepl.,
center hall, din. rm. GAIT. rec.
rm. with separate outside en-
Shown by appt. only. GLEN j.
KOEPENICK & CO, PO. 2-5252.
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BTGGS CHANEY RD.

Approx; IA acres HANDICAPPED. 8.
baths, basebd. heat, carport, bar
beque and patio. READMOND REAL
ESTATE, TU. 2-6161, MA. 2-0774.
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BURTONSVILLE AREA = New 4
bedrm. split-level, ga baths, ex-
ira large liv. rm.. firepl.. sep. din.
rm., beautiful kit, family rm.,
bsmt., carport, a-acre lot, pres
tige area. S29,950, terms. OROL-
SKY REALTORS JU. 5-S253,
Sun. and ewes. JU. 5-7224.
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q IuCnS
Realtors Since 1905 KE. T-1S0t
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
IL MAGNOLIA PKWY.

II MAONOIIA FhW L
OPEN 1870 TO $50
BEDRM. AND BATH ON 1st FIR.
This is an excellent older home in
good condition for the small fam
lily who is seeking large rooms and
, excellent location. The house Is
vacant and ready for occupancy.
3 bedrooms and baths on sec
ond. Choice corner lot. Please call
Mrs. Reside, OIL. 2-2337. Priced
in upper 30s. DIR; out Conn. ave.
Magnolia. right to house.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
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BROOK ACRES

BURNT MILLS QUAINT ACRES
AREA - Hard-to-find features |
Center-hall brick rambler. h-acre
wooded lot, lge. din. rm., firepl..
wall oven in elec. kit, pantry,
daylight bsmt. $25,950.
CO. JU. 9-SSS0
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-09-06
Dinner Party Honors
Miss Brumby And
Mr.. White

Mrs. Murrell McRae, and
Miss Sibyl McRae, Mrs. Her
man Flowers and Miss Beth
Flowers entertained at din
ner honoring Miss Pat Brum-
by, and her fiance, Mr.. Gar
rard White, on Saturday eve
ming.
The setting was Lusco's
famous restaurant in Green
wood and the table center
piece was of yellow NUNS
and gladioli spikes. Yellow
candles in crystal holders en-
HANGED the beauty of the
table decoration.
Place cards bore miniature
wedding bells, and were mark
ed in gold lettering. Miss
Brumby was radiant in a
dress from her rousseau in
white with black trim, and a
ccrsage, gift of the hostesses.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Bingham
Brumby and Mr.. and Mrs
Emmett O'Neal White shared
the pleasure of the delightful
occasion.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-09-06
Herring Family
Reunion Held

The old Herring home north
of Lexington, was the scene
OF a family reunion on Sun
day, August 10Th, when Mrs.
Mary Thornton, Mrs. Lillian
Hunter, Mrs. Maude Lynch,
Miss Eulalia Herring and Mr..
Charles Herring were hosts
at a buffet luncheon honor
ing Mr.. Rawlie Lynch of Dub
lin, Ireland. MI. Lynch is a
houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lynch at Mathiston.
Decorations were arrange
ments of southern smilax, pine
and cut flowers in autumn
hues of purple, gold and scar
let.
Among the out-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
N. Robertson, of jackson;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeb Reeves and
Shirley Ann, Yazoo City; Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Gregg, Green
vile; Mr. and Mrs. Jeb Reeves,
Jr., and Billy Reeves, Yazoo
City; and also from Yazoo
City, Mrs. Ed Smith and
sons, Edd. Jr., and Monty.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-09-06
Bridesmaid Luncheon
Honors Miss Brumby

Miss Pat Brumby, bride
elect of Mr.. Garrard White,
was honored with a brides
maids luncheon on Monday
in the plantation home OF
Mrs. Henry B. MCGEE, with
Mrs. John H. Beall as CO.
hostess.
The table was centered with
an artistic arrangement of
white flowers forming a
backdrop for a dainty bride
doll. Dolls dressed in vivid
pink, miniatures of brides
maids, decorated the satin
ribbon aisle, leading toward
the bridedoll.
Summer flowers frightened
the receptions rooms, and
Miss Brumby was radiant in
her favorite color, blue, in a
sheath original, worn with
white accessories.
The honoree presented gold
bracelet charms to the brides
maids, and others attending
the delightful affair were,
Mrs. Paul Brumby, Mrs. En-
NETT O'Neal White, Misses
Carol and Margaret Brumby,
Mrs. Jack Brumby, Mrs. Par
ham Williams, Jr., Mrs. Frank
Abbott Jones and Mrs. Necle
PoVaIl.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-09-06
Luncheon At AIIison's
Honors Miss Brumby

Miss Pat Brumby, bride
elect of Mr.. Garrard White,
was honoree at a luncheon
held at Allison's Wells on Fri
day, August oath.
Cohostesses for the occasion
were Mrs. j. M. Hoff, Mrs.
w. r. Sullivan, and Mrs. Ed
win White.
The luncheon table was laid
with a white brocade silk
cover, with twelve place set
tings. Place cards were cupid
decalS.
The table centerpiece was
a heart-shape arrangement
of pink rosebuds, at the table
ENDS were cupids holding
satin streamers in the shade
of pink matching bridesmaids
dresses. Miss Brumby's cor
sage was of tuberoses anc
rosebuds matching those in
the table decorations.
Mrs. Fred Fowler and Miss
Edna Cade were special guests
and Mrs. Brumby shared the
joy of the occasion.
The gift from the hostesses
was china in the brides
chosen pattern.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-09-06
a b Day Weekend

Mrs. Maude Legate spent
Labor Day weekend is Jack
son and Belzoni as a guest of
members of her family. In
Jackson she visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Allen Legate
and Gayle, Mr.. Claude Ellison,
Jimmy and Joy Ellison, and
she enjoyed the Andy Crit
fifth show on Saturday night
at the new Coliseum in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Legate. On Sunday,
Mrs. E. C. Sample Of Bslzoni,
joined Mrs. Legate for the day
in Jackson, returning to Bel
zoni Sunday night together,
ard Mrs. Legate arrived home
on Monday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-09-06
Two Weeks Vacation

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Abernathy
returned Saturday from a de-
lightful two weeks vacation
IN Louisiana and Arkansas.
They visited in Monroe with
their daughter, Mrs. Indy
Covington and family and in
Shreveport with Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Dickard. They toured
the Ozark mountains, visited
IN Hot Springs, The Rapids.
and Larkin Dam where thew
were joined by members of
the family and friends for two
days of skiing and boating.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-09-06

Miss Bettye Nell Branch,
daughter of Mrs. Ras Mar
shall Branch and the late Mr..
Branch of Goodman, became
the bride of Ned Alan Nit
chell, son of Mrs. Quinton
Alan Mitchell and the late Mr..
Mitchell of Cleveland, in a
beautiful candellight cere-
mony.
DR.. Roland @. Leavell of
Jackson, assisted by Rever-
end B. F. Lee of Goodman,
performed the double ring
ceremony in the presence of a
large group of relatives and
friends in the Goodman Meth
odist Church. Vows were
pledged before a setting of
emerald green fern and ported
palms against a background
of white tapers glowing soft
ly in white wrought iron floor
candelabra. The Wedding
Candle was the focal point
Of the decor. Larkin Tucker
OF Greenville, and Mike San
ders of Cleveland, lighted the
tapers.
Nuptial music was present
ed by Foster Hollingsworth of
Cleveland and Miss Sara NAL
lory, organist; with Miss Char
lotte Parker, of Jackson, plan
list.
The lovely bride, given in
marriage by her uncle, Mr..
Bob Neblett, of Jackson,
wore her sisters wedding
gown of white imported taf-
feta and French Alencon lace
The sculptured bodice of tat
feta was fashioned with a
Sabrina neckline overlaid with
iridescent sequins and seed
pearls. The bouffant skirt
designed with a butterfly
bow, swept gracefully into a
cotillion train. Her finger
tip veil Of imported English
illusion, fell softly from g
single French rose of silk
organza, touched with pearls
and lilies-of-the-valley. He1
bouquet was of garlands of
Baby Gala Glads, illusion and
satin Streamers with lovers
knots, centered with a beau
tiful white orchid clustered on
a white Bible covered with
a handmade lace handker-
chief.
Mrs. Paul Cain, of Pickens,
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Miss Mohon Speaks
To HID Council

Miss Mary Walter Mahon
of the State Health Board,
was guest speaker for the
Holmes County Council of
Fome Demonstration Clubs at
the Lexington City Hall on
Tuesday afternoon at 2 pm.
Her theme was Chronic Ill
ness" She warned of ccm-
placency and urged the use
Of the local health depart
ment, and stated that the
State Council is promoting
Social implications of Chron-
ic Illness" as a project for the
next year. Club women will
assume responsibility in help
ing to combat diabetes, ar
Thrills, and cancer. In 1900,
forty people out of every one
hundred who were Is years
old or less died with these
diseases, compared to ten out
of a hundred today.
The epidemic of sleeping
sickness in Florida, and the
outbreak of smallpox in South
America should awaken the
public, the speaker said. Pro-
iects mentioned by Miss Ma
hon were a nursing home,
chairs, books on health, and
a Thereapy room at a nearby
hospital, organizations 70 r
senior citizens and aid in
screening diabetes. These can
be embraced by other county
organizations. Representing
Holmes health board at the
meeting were Mrs. Arthur
Land and Miss Nora Pierce.
Miss Mary Harpole, home
agent, asked that each club
member fill out records to be
read at the next meeting. IF
only one step is accomplished
put it on record, and in SO
doing, Holmes county will
have a good account of club
work"
Mrs. James Summerlin,
vice-president, presided and
named clubs responsible for
program planning as follows:
Public Relations, Emory
Public Affairs Richland;
Nominating, Lexington
Publicity, Pickens; Budget
Durant and Coxburg; Special
Events, Belmont and Ebenezer
All new and old officers are
urged to be present at the
home agents office on Sep
TENDER 29th, at 2 pm. fol-
a planning session.
The next regular meeting OF
the Council will be held Tues
day, October End.
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Family Reunion

MIR. and Mrs. T. M. Williams
enjoyed having their five
children in their home on
Tuesday and several grand
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Del
bert Williams, Patricia and
Tommy of Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma. Tommy continued
to Mississippi State University
to enroll as a freshman. From
Meridian, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
vim Williams, Betty Ann and
Thomas, Mrs. Ruth Murphy
ard John, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Williams, Blanche and Jim;
Rev. and Mrs. Jack Williams
OF Tupelo, whose children
were enrolled in school and
unable to come.
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Florida Vacation

Mrs. Billie Jones and Ken
meth, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Leone Fortune,
of Valley Park, and Mrs. w.
c. Jones returned Tuesday
from a ten day vacation visit
with Major and Mrs. Leon
Fortune of Fl. Walton Beach,
Florida. They also spent some
time in Panama City. ).