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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-01
Soturdoy AN.
"c0ME on DANGER" 1882. OK Tim Holt
Western. 1905
"36 HOURS TO KILL" 1886. Public Enemy
No. / wins the sweepstakes Brian DonIeV.
Gloria Stuart. 11:00-5
SATURDAY. P.M.

Saturday P.M.
"c0ME NEXT SPRING." 1855. A touching
drama about man who returns home to his
wife and family after eight years Of won
dering. Steve Cochran, Walter Brennan.
LOO
ANNIE OAKLEY" 1895. Barbara Stanwyek
portrays the sharpshoOting frontier girl. Pres
ton Foster, Joel Mecrea. 1:00-5
"oUR VINES HAVE TENDER GRAPES" 1915.
A weII-pIayed story about the people in
small community Edward G. Robinson. Agnes
Moorehead BLOSSOMS ON BROADWAY"
1887. A weak musical about con man and
the girl who works for him. Edward Arnold.
Shirley Ross. 1909
"TIMBERJAcK." 1854. tstereotyped action
meIodrama) Sterling Hayden. David Brian.
2:304
WHISPERING SMITH," ls4s. A Western
about a sure-shot, soft-spoken special agent.
Alan Laid. Brenda Marshall. 500
"THE FR0GMEN." 1851. A drama about the
Nays Underwater Demolition Teams during
World War H. Richard Widmark. Dana An
drews. 800
"ONcE UPON A HONEYMOON" 1912. Enter
tanning comedy about reporter trailing the
former Brooklyn stripper wife Of one Of Hit
lers Gestapo agents. Cary Grant. Ginger
ROGERS. Walter SIezak. ll:O0-5
THIEVES HIGHWAY" l94s. An action-meIo-
drama about truckers. trolIops and thugs.
Richard conte, Valentino cortesa. lilo
"THE END or THE AFFAIR" 1855. A good
screen adaptation of Graham Green's novel
Of romance in wartime London. Deborah Kerr.
John Mills. 11:15-7
MR. ARKADIN" 1857. First rum An inves-
tigatoT traces the shady past of an eccentric
and mysterious finaneier. orson WelIes. Mi
ehael Redgrave. 11:15-9
"THE BEAST WITH FIVE FINGERS" 1e47.
hand with an invisible body commits
murder. Robert Aida 100
Washington. D. C.. July !. 1862 S.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

Stacks in Public
Lack in Taste
By CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

The time has come again
for my yearly TRADE about
the wearing Of slacks and
shorts by the members Of the
fair sex. Not only have I re-
ceived many requests to do
so, but some of the sights one
sees wandering around the
main streets of the Nations
Capital are enough to make
me wonder what in the
world is wrong with us
ladies!
For example, yesterday I
spotted my little friend. Mrs.
inexperienced. strutting her
self down Connecticut avenue
clad in all too short shorts,
and to make matters worse,
a halter on top. Being rather
short, and shall we say
rather round about" the
picture was anything but an
attractive one. Added to all
this, she had her head tied
I'D in a scarf with obvious
hair curriers' underneath.
It is appalling that a
woman will show such hor-
rible taste. Particularly one
who prides herself on always
looking chic when dressed
up. Every hair is in place and
the overall effect is one OF
dignity and grace. But this
same woman will make a
scarecrow of herself and
think nothing of going to
market. or shopping gener-
ally, looking like a freak.
Why?
There is a time and place
for everything. The main
streets of our city are def
nitely neither one, when 1t
comes to the wearing OF
shors Is particularly and
SlackS.
This applies not only to
adults, including the middle
aged and the portly, but tc
the teen-agers. Bearing me
out on this assumption are
the police. They ask the
parents of these young people
to refuse to allow them tt
appear on the street in shorts
It is a proven fact tina
criminal attacks are on th'
upswing here in Washington
Allowing these pretty younl
girls to appear in public witt
practically nothing on !
merely an added incentive t
these creatures who prey o.
our city streets.
What about it parents? ]
your teenagers haven't ma
tured enough to know whs
is right and what isn't, the
you should put your foot dow
and do something about
NOW. Above all, don't &
like Mrs. inexperienced an
Evening star., 1962-08-19

tesy such as this is your just
due, an appreciation for it
should be Immediately forth
coming from you. The same
thing applies when a gentle
man opens a door or assists
in helping you into a car.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

set a completely wrong ex-
ample for them to follow.
Maintain your dignity and
expect them to maintain
Evening star., 1962-08-19

theirs. Remember, taking the
attitude, when you see the
horrifying report Of a street
attack, "Oh, that would never
happen to my childl", that
it just could. Would you ever
forgive yourself?
Stacks and shorts are won
derful for working around the
house, puttering in the back
yard garden and for general
relaxing. OF course they are
perfect for the beach or any
summer resort. But heaven
forbid that they should be
worn on the main streets.
How does all this come un-
der the heading Of man
ners"? It's very simple. The
basic rule behind all man
ners, is consideration for
others, isn't it? What do you
think?
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Questions, Answers

Question: Ny sister and
I read your column every
Sunday. We wouldn't miss it.
I have a silly question but it
bothers me because I want to
do the right thing. When !
am a guest at my sons house
for dinner, and either he or
his young son hold my chair
for me when we go to the
table, should I say Thank
you" or just accept 1t as an
everyday courtesy?
Mrs. v. D. s.
Answer: Of course say
THANK you" While a cour-
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Fall Hat Glossary
MARIENBAD

MARIENBAD =. sleek, slanted or deep
fitting hat that compliments
the smooth, behind-the-ears
cap coiffure worn by Movie
Star Delphine Seyrig in Last
Year at Marienbad."
sNooD -. soft fabric or mesh bag, worn
at the back of the head to con-
tain the hair; a hat or part of a
hat that resembles this.
TURBAN -. a hat that resembles scarf
wound around the head, uSu-
j.. ally draped from fabric or fur.
RFRET flat, round hat of soft ma
terial
FIR take your pick of leopard, jag
uar, mink, fisher, sable, fox,
lynx, opossum, nutria and Per-
sian lamb for the hat most
likely to succeed with women.
ANTEI OPE .. a fine, softly buffed suede
leather
CHAIJJS "a smooth woven, lightweight
fabric of wool, wool mixture or
cotton and rayon, usually
printed.
REAVER soft, brown fur or silky long
mapped felt that resembles this
fur; it may be any color.
PANNE a luStrous velvet, pressed to
slick, bright shine.
VTS-A-VIS a double-faced material, usually
a felt with a nap on one side
and smooth surface on the
other; often in contrasting
colorS.
pATT ETTE large shiny disc or spangle
as opposed to sequin, small,
shiny disc or spangle.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

TINS WEEK Msserins ! Moy AZ. 1852
Evening star., 1962-05-27
JAZZ TO RUSSIA - Continued from pqge9
Reds and "fhe blues"

Fitzgerald and Oscar Peterson of our greatest hot
pansts, appeared nationwide TV program in Belgrade
Yugoslava recently, enthusiastic listeners swamped the
station with requests for In Warsaw, government
authorities shocked when jazz drew larger
crowd than big political rally
The simmering hotmusic question reached the boiling
point short time later when for the first time in an official
Soviet Journal L. O. UtyosOv defended jazz and
urged its acceptance in Russia And recently KomsOmO
ska,u Pauda the Communist youth publication proposed
nationwide chain Of jazz night clubs for Russia.
That's the strange and fascinating background of our
forthcoming journey Besides me, group will be made
up of the 6 members of the band and Jazz singer Joya
Sheriff. former Duke Ellington vocalist The program will
include standards Of band swing arrangements of
Russian favorites such as "Meadowand" and Moscow
Nights which Joya will sing in Russian and cavaIcade of
jazz The cavalcade will honor American jazz greats such
Glenn Miller Duke Ellington, Count Basie and Louis
Armstrong by playing numbers they made famous And
am looking forward to appearing clarinet solost possibly
with the Moscow State Symphony the Leningrad Phhar
monc and other classical orcesras and chamber groups
Music Vs. dancing
Let me say to Russian hosts before the
first hot lick has been sounded that good jazz has power
to defe The trouble that people confuse fine swing with
its brash and tnsey limitations such as rock nro and
the twist The Russians evidently confuse the music with
jtterbug dancing - thinking the must go hand in
hand Progressive jazz belongs much in the hall
in the ballroom
I'm glad the Russians going let play for them.
feel that jazz like concert music help break through
the Iron Curtain I'm longtime believer in the virtue of
beating swords into saxophones. -THs END
Evening star., 1962-05-27
RIGSSiO'S F0VOrife
American Jazz Artists

America" jazz ATt'StS RZNH~
Willis ConOUer, conductor of Music USA' the TOce of
Ameoa since 1854, says these JAZZ musicians and groups
most often mentioned BY SOriet youth as arOrites:
THE MODERN JAZZ QUARTET OSCAR PETERSON TRIO
DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET WITH PAUL DESMOND, alto SAT-
GERRY MULLICAN, baritone EVANS ORCHESTRA
ERROLL GARNER, pianist BILL EVANS, pianist
DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA ART FARMER, trumpet
COUNT Basic ORCHESTRA JOHN COLTRANE, tenor sac
BENNY GOODMAN ORCHESTRA and small groups
GEORGE sHEARINC sExTEr WOODY HERMAN's BAND
LOUIS ARMSTRONG STARS
ROLLINS CANNONBALL ADDERLEY alto SAT
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03

Joseph Calico, son Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Nick Calico, 4914 AlbertlS
ave-, Parma, on Saturday, Apri
28th at St. Philomena Church
Rev. Thomas Friel officiated a
the 10 a. m. nuptial mass,
She chose for her wedding 2
floor length gown Of satin ano
Chantilly lace. A crown OF
pearls and crystals held her
finger-tip veil and she carried
a cascade of white orchids and
white roses.
Carol Ciarelli, the maid of
honor, wore a rose colored
street length dress Of rides
cent taffeta with scoop neck
line and full skirt and carried
a cascade Of American Beauty
roses. Wearing similar dresses
in pink and carrying red roses
were the bridesmaids Frances
Valenti, Rozann Valenti and
Anne O'Neill.
Best man for the bridegroom
was Nick Calico. Ushers were
Fred Fratiani, Dennis Fratiana
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03

Dorothy Miller. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller,
190W Nottingham I'd. became
the bride of Robert J. Jackson
son Of Mrs. Sarah jackson Of
Gaffney, South Carolina on
Saturday, April 2sth at st. Paul
Church. Rev. Paul W. Hack
man officiated at the 10 a. m.
nuptial mass.
Given in marriage by her
father the bride wore a white
lace floor length gown with
three tiers of lace on the skirt.
and a sabrina neckline with
sequin and pearl trim. A
queens crown held her finger
tip veil of Chantilly lace.
Mrs. Janet Miller, the matron
Of honor, wore lilac dress of
silk organza with a full skirt,
round neckline and short
sleeves. Her matching hat was
made up Of rose and rain
drop beads. Dressed similarly
in yellow were the maid of
honor, Diane Sajovic and the
bridesmaids, Nancy Her and
Elvira Bene.
Best man for the bridegroom
was Frank Miller. Ushers were
Thomas Avsec, Robert Burns
and Martin Smoley.
Following the reception at
Continental Hall the couple left
Tor a trip to Miami Beach and
Nassau. They will reside at
1918 East 173rd st.
The bride attended Collin
wood High Shool and Ohio
University. Mr.. Jackson at
tended school in Gaffney, South
Carolina.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03
WMing, andGngagsmenh

tended Kent State University
Pvt. Owens also a graduate ot
Shaw High School, attended
Dyke Business College where he
was affiliated with Phi Kappa
Gamma. He is now stationed al
the US. Army Hospital in Fort
Gordon, Georgia.
Miss Fleming is also the
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Hathaway of Cleveland
Heights.
Jackson Miller
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03

also q Shaw High graduate, at
tended Devry Institute of Tech
nology and Fem College.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03

at the Collinwood Publishing
Co., 814 East 152nd ST., or call
GL. 1-4383 for information on
your printing needs.
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w EDDIN NG ANNOUNCE
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wanna
maker, 2O89 Westburn rd., an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Beverly to Richard
Ringenbach, SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ringenbach, 21721
Ivan ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03
and Alex Zamblauskas.

Following the reception al
Reckman Hall the couple left
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03

flor trip TO California.
The bride is graduate of
|. Shaw High School. Mr.. Calico.
Evening star., 1962-09-03

SUMNER-This excellent brick Co.
rm. with firepl. opening onto gar
den, level, powder rm., din. rm.,
modern kit, scr. porch and "a.
rage. End floor: 5 bedrms.. Q
baths, dressing alcove, 3rd floor,
lge. .paneled dorm. Bsmt. with
paneled rec. rm.. lavatory and
util; rm. Excellent parochial and
public schools nearby. S37 800.
Call Mrs. Brady, EN-. 3-227S. Ex-
elusive agents, H. A. GILL AND
Evening star., 1962-09-03

BARGAIN-n you have $1,000 you
can buy this new center-hall brick
rambler with daylight bsmt.. near
NASA. no settlement charges, inn
med. possession. monthly pymt.
S145, MR.. FOX, JU. 9-3473.
Evening star., 1962-09-03

ACREAGE FOR HORSES AND
HOME, about 5k acres total. This
artist has done q beautiful lob 81
re-doing this older home with 4
oedrms., din. rm., country style
kit, many clever details. Re-
markable trees on property. Deem
rich farm land suitable for aTv
purpose. M. fabulous Glendale
strawberry patches. Seeing IL
nelleving. City water and approved
Evening star., 1962-09-03

IIIs 18th ST.. Arlington. Va. near
Pentagon-Apt on LIST floor con-
sisting Of bedrms-. hv. room. din
room. patio, garden and basement.
elec. stove, refgr. with deep freeze,
garbage disposal and dishwasher
in kitchn. Sl25. Avail immed.
GARFIELD. 7-9080
Evening star., 1962-09-03
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
RE. 6-5400

ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm. shingla
Cape Cod; lse. kit, full bsmt.; CT
appraised at Sl1, 900; no dn. pays
ment; $500 settlement charges.
BANDY REALTY CO. REALToR
DE e Alnn
Evening star., 1962-09-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

FOREsT-BETHEsDA
-First presentation Of real ouel.
ctr--hau Colonial home in Be-
nifty. An rms. are Ice. 3 bedrms.
2 baths on 2nd H., Liv. rm.,
din rm.. kit, den and powder
I'm on 1St n Hot-Water heat.
gear gar. Situated on Q lge.
level lot WImany tail shade
trees. Owner going TO an apt.
Priced at S35.OOO. Cal Mr.. Bar
row. OIL: e-5122. PRANK 8.
Evening star., 1962-09-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mb.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
nAnE BEATTY

- MOVE RIGHT MI
Brick, split level, table space kite
chen 3 bedrms., family I'm, No
q down va oflly. 500, 800.
Evening star., 1962-09-03

All briekl Total price. s14.9S0l
3 bedrms.. Ia bathsi Move IN
this week with depositl 949-4434s
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Evening star., 1962-09-03
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

CHEs.. s.E.-Air eond.. LIST FIR.
liv. rm.. bedrm-. kit. bath. 2 big
watkins. linen closet. other pluses.
$40 per mo. pays all 10. 3-5396.
The WEsTCHESTER = Spacious
apt. 1 bedrm., liv. rm., foyer,
bath, din. area and kit. FE. g.
2670.
Evening star., 1962-09-03

5ss-s45s IN Q Realtors
dn-. S100 mo.
Immac. 3-b.r. brk. ramb., fin bsmt.
TAlfBLYN & Co. WI. 9-o92o.
Evening star., 1962-09-03
WALTER REID AREA
6645 GEORGIA AVE. NV.


Attractive apartment in quiet adult
building, convenient location. See
Res; Mar. apt. ITO or call TU. q
Zooo.
Evening star., 1962-09-03

PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES NC.
ar '%Ifo AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1962-09-03

BERWYN HEIGHTS = AttTac a
bedrm. rambler featuring GE elec
sis.e56. Ju. 5-4ooo. otse yard Only
THOMPSON CO., Realtors
CARROLLTON-Beaut. 3-b.r, rafnb'
Rec. rm.. many extras. Priced
below appraisal Owner will nav
part or all Of settlem. SP. 3-364i.
CARROLLTON, for sale BY OWNER
bedrms., semibrick rambler, fin
tShed den In bsmt. with built-in
bookcases. New wall-to-wall car
petlng IN hy. I'm. Fenced back
cARRoLLTON-3-b.r. brk. ramb-.
bSmt.i lin. rec. rm-. avail. Oct
assume loan. S16,950. 474-i3at
Continued on Next PaEel
Evening star., 1962-09-03
SUMNER

Lge. brick Colonial at a very at
traetiye price. First-floor library
and "a bath. bedrms., 3 baths
on upper floors, full bsmt., rec.
I'm, oullt-in garage. Ewes, Mr..
w.. c. & A. N. MILLER DEv co
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
EN-. 2-4464 REALTORS
Evening star., 1962-09-03

AREA and st. Mary's
Pretty white home framed in
tall deep shade trees. Restful
location nr. all conveniences. 3
big bedrms., pine paneled den, sep.
din. rm. This one is for the Beer
VA or FHA. pay Just S106 per
mo.
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-27
B. &P. W. States
Christmas Party

Mrs. Laverne Moore, pre-
|sident, presided at the regu-
Lar meeting of the Tchula
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club. Tuesday evening,
November 27, at Moore's Cafe.
After a delicious meal, a
short business session was
concluded. There were nine
members present.
A letter was read from Mrs.
Mittie M. Smith, which ex-
|plained her resignation OF
District Four Chairman. 1t
was announced that Miss Bill
lie Faye Knox, who was spon-
|sored in Miss Junior Miss Con-
test by this club was the HOl-
ines County winner. It was
decided to have the annual
christmas Party on December
|18.
Mrs. JEANNE Warner, lie.
|gislation Chairman, presented
Mr.. j. P. Love, Holmes Coun-
|ty State Representative, who
Explained the procedures of
the bill for redistricting the
state for representatives and
senators, that is now being
discussed in both houses. Mrs.
Warner presented Mr.. Love
a set of cuff links.
Hostesses were Mrs. Warner
1~I NE,.r NHoo~o
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-27

sole purpose Of resting. II
might be only a few minutes
Ior an hour, but even a short
period of rest can make you
more alert and leave you bet
ter able to concentrate"
Before you can really rest
at night, you must form good
nighttime habits which help
you to relax. Such habits as
ia warm bath, fresh air, and q
neat bedroom create a quiet
atmosphere suitable for rest.
At the same time you will be
improving your personal
grooming also"
Gust as sufficient rest is
required. SO is exercise an
important part of any per.
sens health. This should be
exercise. For ex-
ample, do not plan a hike,
basketball with the gang, and
"a twenty-mile bicycle ride for
one weekend, and then sit i'd
iy at home the next weekend
BE consistent. Moderate exer.
else each day will be more
beneficial in every way"
The ringing of the school
bell interrupted Miss Hudson's
lecture, but she added, cat
our next meeting we shall
discuss in detail the most
beneficial exercise and good
eating habits for your parti-
cular needs"
"RememIber, a better you
IS our goal. but your progress
depends solely upon YOU
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-27
Progress Chart Important
In SeIf-Imporovement Work
A BETTER YOU
(secOnd i'm a SerieS)
by Billie Faye Knox

Ito recognize any signfican'
section was divided into rest
exercise, eating habits, ano
personality Improvement sec
|tions to be written in for each
other. skinny Minnie would
write in Fatty Patty's ano
vice versa to obtain an OBJ
|jective viewpoint.)
Both of the girls were talk
ling excitedly on the way tc
|class the next day.
Skinny Minnie said, Gosh
Patty, I'm SO excited"
"Me, too," replied Patty
"Just think how it will be
when we begin to progress to
ward our goal"
Miss Hudson, happily motto.
ing the girls interest in the
project, decided to begin i'm
mediately with facts which
are vital to one who is dietine
to gain weight, or who is
dieting to lose weight.
First of all, Students she
began, ''There are three pre-
requisites to a better you.
These are rest, exercise, and
good eating habits"
Beginning with rest remem
Der that sufficient rest and
sleep is a MUST to better
health. If you find it hard to
schedule nine hours in which
to sleep at night, take a break
during the afternoon for the
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-27

After having been weighed
and measured by their home
economics teacher, Miss Hud-
son, Fatty Patty and Skinny
Minnie prepared a chart on
which to report their progress
in the weeks to come.
The chart included space
at the top for writing their
desired height, weight, mea-
suTements and improvements
and then other spaces to re-
cord progress weekly. They
decided to weigh without
shoes, in the same weight
clothing and ihe6olfe break
fast on the same day of each
week, which is the best way
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-27

1863 DRIvE meeting Jackson key staff and
planning session. which held at the FIRST ban
for fund Southeastern American National Red Cross Dumas
Hastings Port Gibson regional fund
fund constan Mrs Newman volunteer field l o. vcksOu1g MISS San
field consuant OF Vicks
Charles Burnett Hattesbrg Arthur Aoh Weon ana Joe ferguson
cotan Regional fund onsuans for the photograph Wade Barton
Pasc Jack Yates
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-27

livered before Battery A or
November 10th this year.
| would like to assure yol
that | am complimented botf
by your comment and your
having quoted from the under
taking.
While / did not deserve to
be included in the ranks OF
Battery A Il was ten years
old when ATmistice was sign.
ed, one could not in 1917-191S
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-27

have made me believe that I
was not fighting right beside
THE courageous men of the
Battery.
Thank you for the kindness
THANK you too for the kind
things which you said about
Mr.. McCullar, all of which /
am confident are highly de-
served.
Sincerely yours,
Kermit r. COfer
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-27
CHANCERY SUMMONS

Cf1ANCEh1 oO M MONo
THE STATE OF MISSISSIP-
fPI.
ITO: SAM MARTIN GRIMES
You are summoned to ap
pear before the chancery court
Iof the county of Holmes ir
said state, on the End Monday
of January, A. D.. 1868 to de-
lfend the Suit No. 10,413 in said
court of Dixie Lee Grimes
wherein you are a defendant
This 10th day of Dec, A
d., 1862.
| I(SEAL)
Parham H. Williams,
Clerk.
12-13-4to
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-27
HOLIDAY CLOSING

Business places in Lex
ingtOn will be closed
Tuesday and Wednesday,
December 25 and 26, the
merchants com mittee of
the Cha mber of Com mer-
ce announced this week.
They will be closed New
Years Day only for that
holiday.
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-27
LEGAL Notices
CHANCERY SUMMONS
THE STATE OF MISSISSIP

CHANCEkY SU M MONS
THE STATE OF MISSISSIP-
|PI.
TO: WILLIE JOHNSON
You are summoned to ap-
pear before the chancery court
of the county Of Holmes in
said state, on the End Monday
lof January, A. D.. 1868 to de-
Ifend the suit No. 10415 in said
court of Gertrude B. Johnson
wherein you are a defendant.
This 10 day of Dec. A. d.,
1852.
(SEAL)
Parham H. Williams,
Clerk.
12-13-4tc
CHAECERY SUMMONS
THE STATE OF MISSISSIP-
fPI.
|TO: LEONARD CHERRY
You are summoned to ap-
|pear before the chancery court
Iof the county of Holmes in
said state, on the End Monday
of January, A. D., 1868 to de-
Ifend the suit No. 10414 in said
court of Oracle Mae Cherry
wherein you are a defendant.
This 10th day of Dec, A.
ID, 1862.
|(SEAL)
Parham H. Williams,
Clerk.
12-13-4tc
Holmes County herald., 1962-12-27
ia |5!a|']!|'3;|;l!|'
Mr.. Jack A. Shearer, Jr.

EdltOr
Holmes County Herald
Lexington, Mississippi
Dear Mr.. Shearer:
Mr.. Foster McLuilar kindly
sent me the edition of your
newspaper wherein you made
comment about, and quoted
from the speech which | de-
Evening star., 1962-09-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES

BOXING INSTRUCTOR, 10 years
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