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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.
ESTATE CFTTTNN


Southern Colonial. de-
signed TO- grcaiouS living. Center
hall entr. 22-ft. hv. rm., banquet
sized din. rm-. fully equipped Kit,
bedrm-, den and IL baths an on
LIST floor. 3 twin-sise bedrns. and
baths upstairs Large screened
porch Gear garage and A-acre
lawn. Price, $4,000 with $50, 600
loan avail Call for appointment.
MYERS q HILL. INC, JE. 4-5SOO.
EXCELLENT CORNER LOT with
rear fenced yard. That's the set
ting for this Immaculate, 3-yr.-
old home. 16x16 liV. I'm. and sep
arate 12x12 din. m. = dream
Kitchen with eating space, 4 bed
rms. and 9 full baths. finished
rec. rm-s 22-ft. screened porch
converts 70 earport for winter.
~ AZ In q TOP, elose.in area. 81, :
300; CROWEIL q CO.. INC,
Realtors, Mclean. FL. 6-6O22
OPEN 9 10 9.
ExCITNGLY DIFFERENT = You
can have . vacation at home in
this modern designed and CEN
TR ALLY AIR-CONDTTIONED
home with 8 hedrms.. plus paneled
den or 4th bedrm-. daylight rec
reation rm., you can have . pic
ME In your own fenced yard I'M
der the tall trees or entertain
On the secluded patio terrace, it's
wen lighted for evening use. Call
JE. 3-O456.
ROYAL HOMES. INC. REALTORS
FAIRFAX, BY OWNER-Attractive
new spit-level In area Of fine
homes. CobbdAle subdivision. 4
lge. bedrms., 3 baths, spacious kit,
formal din. rm., 81 IT. liV, rm,,
z-ear garage, screened porch. rec.
bar. OPEN. cR. 5-21s7.
FAIRFAx-By OWNER 3-bedroom,
2-bath brick. rambler. Full base
ment. Walk to schools and shop
ping center. S16.500. $1,000 dn.
Also 3-bedroom. asbestos shingle.
no basement. S12.760. $500 dn.
1mmedlate Occupancy. OR. 3-4240.
FAIRFAX - Country Club Hills.
below. FHA Apr. 6-b.r., 2-bath brk.
rambler, Fps, rec. rn., fam. rm..
patio, swim. pool, oE kit. and ldry.
$500 down. OR. 3-0oO3.
FAIRFAX CITY-3-bedrm. brick
rambler, with nice shade trees
and fenced yard, fireplace, 2
baths, and full basement, with
paneled rec. rm. Dashboard hot
water heat, S1s,6Oo. By OWNER.
OR. 3-2S79.
FAIRFAX-Briek rambler, "a acre
fenced. 8 bedrms.. baths. bsmt.
Immediate occupancy. Excellent
buy below FLA appraisal. S19.-
900, $3.50 dn. FLA, nothing On.
OF or assume AM CT loan. CIR.
3-0312.
FAIRFAX COUNTRY CLUE HILLS
Brick bi-level. 4 bedrms., 2
baths, 2 firepls.. lge. rec. I'm. FLA
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EVANSVILLE - 3-bedroom brick
Cape Cod, very conv. to shopping.
This house has Just been redec.
inside and out and has q new
roof. Must be seen to be ap-
preeiated. S16,e5O.
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FOREST HEIGHTS

FARMS lust off the
in the country. A new 6-rm. brk.
rambler with lge. liv. rm., full
size din. rm., ultramod. Kit. and
bath, walk-out bsmt. with full
size windows. firepl., "a bath with
shower. oil hot-water heat, setting
on h-acre wooded lot. All this for
less than $4,000. Directions:
out Indian Head highway. left on
0Id F s9t 20 road rig dtv on 1nS onsS
house or call OdLEsBY & RICE,
IN 7-1QO6 or 10 T.07T7
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HGTS. = 3-bedroom
brick rambler, Ia baths, Ice. scr.
porch, built-in garage, air cond.
Professionally Handicapped, most
yelvety zoysia lawn In the United
Statesl S21,950.
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SAot-oZ. ~ 49, SS1A ~ -
mod. Kits. and tie baths. No
ground rent and no hidden ex-
tras. Open from IL until 5. Fol-
low signs from Kent Village Shop,
CT; 70 model house at TOO
= louis MILLER. REALToR .o
UN. 4-2723 474-20s0
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
COLLEGE PARK AREA
$3.50 DIN. and move in
Lovely 3-bedrm. hrk. rambler, fun
bsmt.. modern equip. kit. Only 3
left. Gail OWNER, d. 7-4445,
OPEN SUNDAY IA. I704 Crosby
I'd, Riggs Park Estates-6-room
brick rambler, bsmt.. many extras:
FILA appraised. M. schools and
bus. JOHN H. JOHNSON. 422-15l1.
OXON HILL = 3-bedrm. rambler,
34-ft. nv.-din. rm-. equip. kit,
bar in large rec. rm-, IA baths baths
DIXON HILL, 3-bedrm. ramb., fen,
Sl4,5O0-SI6,5O0. Choice w/terms.
SOUTHLAWN REALTY. 24S-5522.
OXON hill, RIVER RIDGE Is
TATES, 6203 Arlington DIS
bedrms.. rec. rm-. full bsmt., lge.
scr. porch. garage. white board
fence. AL appliances. On dead-end
street facing wooded area, Shop.
woodrow Wilson Bridge; 10; 4
5041. Military orders. SCI. 400.
RIVERDALE PARK, 4s0s Longfel-
low str5Immae. 2-eedrm; Tsmbler,
S ofss pa DarEin ling snSs5o 500
dn., SIS mo. pay all. KENIL-
WORTH REALTY. AP. 7-0952
ROOM PLUS ROOM = Living nm.
with fireplace, din. rm., equipped
kitchen. 2 tvin-size bedrms., plus
20-ft. den, 2 full baths, rec. I'm.
and garage. "Hot-Water heat" Ap-
proved for S19,500. Extras include
stove, refgr., disposal, washer,
dryer. attic fan, 2 air condition
ers, freeSers. plus patio. Even
More" Call and see.
PARAMOUNT SALES, HA. 2-1e0o
sEABROOK PARK 3 ATE s.
LAHHAM - Immediate possession
3 and bedroom homes. 8 models
to choose from. Prices start ct
S14,S0 VA and FILA approved.
Model home open from 10 am.
to 8 pm. Immediately opposite
Enterprise Inn.
THOMAS ,. HALEY. Realtor
772-130O Ewes. eP. 3-0603I
sOUTHLAWN-GI no down pymt.
Charming 3-bedrm, rambler. Liv.
rm. with picture window, sep. din.
area, equip. kit, fenced yard. Ex-
tras. Cow. schools, transp. All
city util. FLA low down pymt.
Miller Real Estate Co.
5S S I LiyiSS.ton Rd Forest ST. H so SS
PALMER PARK-3-bedrm. masonry
rambler, stove. refgr., fenced lot.
Only $295 On. incl. settlement.
Call OWNER. DU. 10000.
sUITLAND-Immed. occup. Charm
ing 3-bedrm. brick bi-level. Liv.
rm. wIpicture window and fire.
ps SEP Jim 9n S aTst WI6np 6SEsi
rec. rm. with picture window.
workshop area and built-in ga
rage. GI-FHA.
Miller Real Estate Co.
10. 7-O70O CHI. s-5O50
5025 Livingston Rd. Forest Hts. Nd.
COUNTRY CLUB
AREA, on New Fort washington
rd.-Beaut. 3-bedrm., 21z-bath brk. |
split w/glass Jalousied porch stone
flrepl. IN liv. rm., sep. din. fm..
de luxe Frigidaire-equip. kit. with
eating space. finished rec. I'm. w
stone firepl., almost an acre Of
wooded land. Mr.. Potomac River,
Permanent home for family that
appreciates quality.
Miller Real Estate Co. |
10. 7-O7OO CHI. S-605OI
1925 Livingston Rd. Forest Hts. Nd.
TEMPLE HILLS, 6702 Abbott DR..
Cape Cod, 4 bedrms.. lge. liv.
I'm. with open fireplace, din. rm.,
all-elec. kit. rec. rm., Ice. fenced
lot, Vacant. 1mmed; poss. SIS
Owner, WA. 7-004S, eyes,, OR.
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2317 Wilson Blvd, Arlington
FALLS CHURCH = 3-bedrm, brick
rambler, beaut. tree studded lot,
shrubs, flowers, Anchor fence. FHA
appraised S15,250. TW. 3-95e9.
FALLS CHURCH, Pine spring--
bedrm., 2-bath contemp. bi-level.
Bet. Cor. and circum. hwy. Rec.
rm., 2 tireplS., scr. porch, wooded
lot. Mid-20s. JE. 2-S656.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22

WHITFIELD KNOLI.s - 3-bedrm.
rambler on nice, fenced lot, Pam
eled rec, I'm. with bar. Assume
large CT loan. Only S16,950.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Mr.. P. G. COUNTRY CLUB-Full
blers With full daylight bsmts..
mod. kits. and tile baths. No
ground rent and no hidden ex-
traS. Open from IL until 5. Fol-
low signs from Kent Village Shop.
Ctr. to model house at 7709
Louis MILLER. REALToR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22
UNIVERSITY PARK

Stately English Tudor. liv. rm. with
firepl., formal din. rm., equipped
kit. and breakfast rm., 3 bedrms.,
ga baths, bsmt. with finished
rec. rm.. garage and lge. front
porch, lge. level and shady corner
lot. Only S31,500 for this out
standing home in an area OF fine
homes.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. 4-1166
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ROBBINS fSfSf
REAL ESTATE CORP

Alex. S36-62O0 gT
Sptld., 451-2500 Mclean, 366-I7OO
NEW ENGLAND COTTAGE - This
charming white Cape Cod with
lifetime aluminium siding Is the
most charming home on the mar
ket today. Close-in Falls Church
location. Walk to st. James School.
This home features q large living
rm, with fireplace, lovely kitchen
with dining rm, full basement
with .35-ft. rec. I'm. and built-in
bar, huge screened porch, Q fun
baths. 60-gallon hot-water heat
er, gorgeous fenced yard with
trees, S22.950. PARKER, SMITH
q DONNELL. REALTORS. JE. q
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8t0pem

eHILLUM MANOR-Immac. 3-bed.
rm. brick on large wooded lot. Be.
low FLA at S16.800. assist. In
finan. 1909 Burketon I'd. OWN
Err. HA. 2-S223.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22
YEONAS

JE. $500 DU, $500
CT Benefits End in July. Call Us
ARL. M b.r., az .ba.. beeut,
rec. rm. with firepl., carport.
Psnt ss sffSs6sSSOr Excel lG imam mn ct f
owner. IA. $500 aft. $50 pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX, ARIA = SIS per month.
down FLA. $1,000. 2-bedfocm
duplex with partly fin. rec. rm, IN
FULL BASEMENT. Call Q It'll 9.
MONPOE
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BELYOIR

BELVOIR
Spacious gplit-level. 3 large bed
rooms, " baths on upper level.
family rec. room with fireplace.
powder room, finished utility rm.,
spacious living room, modern. full
ly equipped kitchen with eating
space. sliding glass doors from
dining room to raised brick patio
Over u acre. filled with fruit
trees. grapes, strawberries. plums
TOWN S V Z co S5s + nG PRoS zs, ne
ALEX. OFFICE. TIE. o-ss1s
BIG AND BRICK
from the road and is even lovelier
formal dining room crowned with
chandelier. Beautiful kitchen with
new Tappan electric stove, Ice
maker refrg.. lifetime Vinyl floor.
gorgeous family rm. with Roman
brick wall. fireplace and sliding
Thermopane doors to gracious
porch. 2 big bedrooms up, 1 big
bedroom down. fully tiled bath.
fully tiled powder room. There's
even an old fashioned broom
closetl All this on Y acre lot
Town & cou JIM 9ff PRo S NC NNSS'
OPEN Q TO 8
ALE4. OFFICE TIE. 0-6o16
3REN MAR BI-LEVEL-3 bedrms. :.
2 baths, din.-liv.. rec. rm.. firepl,.
garage. Assume Az 70, OWNER.
1918 Hershey lane. FL. 1881.
3REN MAR PARK-Convenient to
schools, swimming pool. shopping
and transportation, 3-bedroom
brick bi-level, separate dining
room, finished rec. room, patio,
beautiful large lot. S19,950, as
sumo CT loan, you name the cash
down, Sol Der month.
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Unusual spacious and attractive A.
SfsF~ With fre Sfth In f hass v c f@
beautiful KIT. with wall oven. sur
face range. dishwasher and dis
posal. Sep. din. rm.. full bSmt.
with exit. off-street parking. As
sumo large loan. FLA terms avail
able. Trades invited. immed.
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ARLINGTON
EAEn ~~~RWW

FLA or nothing down OF
will buy this delightful o
bedrm., expandable home
with full basement and
fenced lot in close-in area Of
Arlington.
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Broadmont-F. CHI, $21 $50
8 Bedrms., 11a Baths, Gar.
Liv. rm, firepl., din, rm.. lge. kit.
paneled rec. rm., lgO. rear con-
crete patio and tan trees com
plete the picture, Walk to z Cor
ners. A reasonable home in an
expensive neighborhood. FLA, OF,
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-4664
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REALTORS

SPRINGFIELD-spiit-ieyei
3 bedrms., 1 n baths, equip. kit
fenced yard, patio. Mr.. schools and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22

ALEX.-3-bedrm. bFk. split-level.
Assume CT loan or FLA. S23,60O,
OWNER, FL. 4-3061.
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ARLINGTON
We MAKE, MAKE TRADES

HeaItorS MortgaRe Bankers
ARLINGTON, NORTH-spacious g.
bedroom older home with separate
dining room, kitchen with eating
space, full basement, carport,
many trees plus fenced yard. $14,-
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OPEN DAILY b-DARK
CAPITAL REALTY co.
Realtors. 474-IIOO
BELTsvILLE ARRA-Modern 3-bed-
I'm. brick rambler. u baths, sep.
dining rm.. sparkling kitchen, full
basement, outside entrance. SIS
$50. Sub. FLA. WE. 5-2517.
BOLLING-NAV. RESEARCH-Split-
level with 4 bedrms., 2 baths, nv.
rm.. din. nm, kit, breakfast nook,
pan. rec, rm., lge. den or office,
h.-W.h. Det- gar, a acre with
trees. Sl9 $50 with substantial
cash. 10. 1920.
BY OWNER-Transferring, equity
town house. Ice. bedrms., full
bsmt., COW. Eastover. schools, Boil
ling. bridge. 10. 7-165s.
CAPITOL HTs.-FHA appraised
Brick Cape Cod W1iV. rm., kit
din. comb. 2 bedrms. dn. and Ice.
22x32 bedrm. on End floor. Scr.
porch. compL fenced corner lot.
Miller Real Estate Co.
5o25 Llyinsston Rd. Forest hts s-o MS.
CARROLLTON-3-bedrm., IH-bath
split-leVel. large liv. rm.. din. Tm.,
electric kit. wIbreakfast bar. Fin
ished rec. rfn. wTfirepl. and sliding
glass drs. to patio. Utility rm. VI
area for 4th bedrm. and additional
"a bath roughed-tn. Beautiful cor
ner lot; Assume $4,000 CT loan.
927-6SS4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22

AREA-A large level
lot enhances the beauty Of this
all-brk. rambler with 3 bedrms..
q large kitchen, liv. and din. I'm
combination, paneled rec. I'm. with
u bath and workshop plus indi-
yidual radiators for greater COM
fort. Dashboard hot-water heat.
This attractive home is only S17.-
$50 FLA or VA.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-23
First Cotton SompIe
Taken At Greenwood
Was From Durunt

The Greenwood Cotton
Chasing Office received its
first sample Of new crop cot
ton from Holmes County
These samples were ginned at
Durant Gin Company, Durant,
Miss. Two samples were
classed SIN 1872 and one
was classed Middling l. 1872.
Mr. Victor Crowder produced
these bales. Cotton farmers
IN Holmes County are eligible
for free classification under
the Smith oxey Act of 1887,
Harvesting practices influ-
ence the value of your cotton
crop more than any other
single production practice;
therefore, we urge you to con-
tinue to give your cotton the
close attention it deserves
until packaged and sold.
Nearly 100 percent of re-
cent crops has been classed
| for organized grouos, proving
that the S~mith-Doxey Pro
gram helps modern farmers
sell their cotton at a fair
price.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-23
First State Stocker- Feeder Sale Was
Good Exhibit OF Livestock Industry

feed to finish beef We ripen
t." He urged that all in agri-
culture take greater prize in
what thew do, stating that
"The greatest weapon Ameri-
"a has today is American ag-
culture"
Don Bartlett of Como. pre-
sident of the Mississippi Cat
tlemen's Association, stated a.
he banquet that "Our job
here these two days is to
bring to the attention of the
world that Mississippi is not
!. onlv a cotton state but a cat
lie state as we'll"
Mr.. Brumfield was chair
man of the show and sale
committee. and Dave Pingrey,
catrleman of Macon, was vice
chairman. Secretary-managel
was E. F.. Grissom of State
College. leader in animal hus-
bardry of the Cooperative Ex-
tension Service.
The show was widely ad.
vertised outside Mississippi.
Although some beef feed
ing is practiced in Mississippi,
most Of the calves produced in
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-23
Miss Pot Brumby And
Mr.. White Honored

Miss Pat Brumby and Mr..
Garrard White were honor
guests at a dinner party at
Allison's Wells on Thursday
night, August 10th.
Hosts for the delightful
occasion were Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Riley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Parham Williams, Jr.
The entrance to the main
dining room amid the age old
trees was bathed in moon
light as the guests were seat
ed at the table.
The table centerpiece was
of soft pink rosebuds, and the
principal topic of conversation
was of Art. Miss Brumby and
Mr.. White have a mutual in
terest in art, and Miss Brum
by, as a child had received
Art lessons at A1lison's wit
Mr.. Karl Wolfe as tutor. She
modelled in portraits and
sketches for Mr.. Wolfe.
Gifts from the hosts were
presented to the bride an
groom elect.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-23
Holmes Editor
Continued from Page c

Continued from Page One)
pleton, Jackson Daily-News,
jackson Can be A Fun
Town"
Special series of articles or
department: Food, second:
Mrs. Mildred Dearman, Car
t h a G e., The Carthaginian,
"Leake Cuisine"
Publicity or promotion in a
newspaper, third: Mrs. Mary
Alice Bookhart, Jackson, The
Clarion-Ledger, Second SYM
phony Ball"
Column written regularly
in a magazine first: Mrs.
Rose Budd Stevens, Summit,
Rural Electric News, "Rose
Budd Stevens"
Department or page regu-
larly edited or conducted:
women's pages in daily TO-
O0i or over, third: Mrs. Mary
Alice Bookhart, Jackson, The
Clarion-Ledger.
Newspapers regularly edi-
ted, weekly or semi-weekly
paper, second: Mrs. Lois M.
Anderson, Ripley, The South
ern Sentinel.
Display advertising in week
ly or semi-weekly paper, first:
Mrs. Mildred Dearman, Car
thage3 The Carthaginlan
Spring Is Here
Photography news picture
in newspaper, first: Mrs. Mil
dred Dearman, Carthage, The
Carthaginian, Trapped
Feature pictuer in news
paper, second: Mrs. Mildred
Dearman, Carthage, The Car
thaginian, "Boo!"
Special edition of newspaper
edited by woman on daily
paper, first: Mrs. Jane R. Big
gers. Greenwood Common
wealth. Civil War Centennial
Issue"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-23
Health Department
Lists I~mInunizdfion
Requirements

The Holmes County Health
Department reports the fol-
lowing requirements for dis
ease immunization for chill
dren entering school:
All Ages
Polio-2 doses, | month
apart. Booster in 7 months.
Smallpox-within the past
) years,
Diphtheria-T etanus-2 doses
| month apart. Booster in 2
TO 3 years.
6 Year Olds
Diphtheria, whooping cough,
Tetanus. 3 doses, l month
apart. Booster in 2 to 3 year.
Immunizations must be
started within thirty 500 days
after school starts
Typhoid fever immunizat-
ions are not required but rec
commended to those children
who live in rural areas.
These immunizations may
be obtained from family ply
sicians or the Madison County
Health Department.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-23
SAT-. N. |. KiHebrew
Wins USAF Citation

A Holmes county native
was recently awarded a cita-
ton for outstanding service
in the United States Air
Force. bv his superior officers
at England AFB, Alexandria,
louisiana.
Senior Master Sergeant
Martv l.. Kiltebrew, son of
Mrs. Matte Killebrew and the
late Mr.. w. D. Killebrew of
Ebenezer, received the cita-
tior AS follows:
SM/Sgt. MARTY L Killebrew
of tbe United States Air Force.
distinguished himself b y
meritorious service as Non
commissioned Officer in
CHARGE, Academic Traiuine
Branch, 4 3 9 7 tn School
Squadron, Randolph A F B
Texas. during the period July
I, 1853, to May %, 1862. Dur
;ng that period SM/Sgt. Kille-
brew displeved outstanding
leadership that resulted in a
superior academic program
for KC combat crews. He
medo a major contribution to
quality training for crew
members presentlv serving
m Air Re-fuel;ng Units
throughout the Strategic Air
Command. Is
The devotion TO duty, loyal
tv. and outstanding perform
orce displayed by SM/Sgt.
Kiilebrew reflects, credit upon
himself and the United States
Air Force
Sgt. Killebrew has Just re-
turned from an assignment of
several DAYS in Bermuda.
Fe is married 10 the former
Miss Miriam Hearn of Cox
burg and they are parents of
five children. Carol. Michael
Tov. Mark and Pamela. The
family resides in Pineville
Louisiana in a beautiful new
home recently purchased.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-23
Last Rites Held
For Mrs. Broome
In Vicksburg

Sympathy is extended t.
the family of Mrs. Olive
Broome in the unexpected
and sudden death of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. w. w.
Broome of Vicksburg.
Mrs. Margie Broome, prom
inent Vicksburg businesswo-
man died suddenly on Thurs
day afternoon, August 10th of
a heart attack. Although i'll
for the past two years, Mrs.
Broomes death came as a
great shock to family and
friends.
She was born in Ruston.
Louisiana, the daughter of
the late Rev. and Mrs. Richard
M. Boone. She had lived a
short while in Marks, but had
spent the last 40 years in
Vicksburg, where she owned
and operated the oldest flor
isl shop in Vicksburg known
rs "Broome's Flowers. Mrs.
Broome was a talented, must
clan. and taught music in ear
ly life. She had also served
as choir director in First Bap-
fist Church in Vicksburg
where she was a member,
Other memberships she en-
joyed were Mississippi Flor
ist Association, Southeastern
Florist Association, Vicksburg
Florist Association, and held
offices in each of these orga-
nizations. She was also a val
liable member of the Vicks-
burg Business and Profess
sional Women's Club, and the
Daughters of the American
Revolution.
She is survived by her hus-
band, w, w. Broome, owner
Of Broome and Co. Seeds; one
son, w. w. Broome, Jr. of
Miami. Florida and three
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
on Saturday afternoon at $3.50
in the Chapel of Glenwood
Funeral Home, with DR.. John
G. Mccall, pastor of First Bap-
tjst Church in Vicksburg Of
floating. Tnterment was in
Green Acres Cemetery in
ViCkSburg. IL.
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Holmes Will =
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invited to share the occasion
with members of the frater-
nal organization. Each men,
Der and guest will bring a
picnic lunch which will be
set up in the brand new out
door pavilion which has just
been constructed on the
grounds of the Little Red
School House.
After lunch a brief informal
program will be enjoyed along
with fellowship and hospita-
litv.
A number of Improvements
have been made on the Little
Red School House, including
q new roof and window re-
nairs. Other work is being
planned to make the building
a showplace for the Order.
Special guests at Sundays
picnic will be Mrs. Jim CHS
ohm and Miss Santa. Tackett
Of Richland, whose grand
father was one of the found
ers of the Masonic Lodge in
Richland. They will also
bring with them some out-of-
state visitors.
Some 500 to 1000 people
may be present Sunday if at
tendance matches acceptances
received by the Worthy Grand
Matron and Patron on their
official visits TO. alLnfthe- Is
chapters in the state.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-08-23
September 9Th
Is Election Dute:
Polling Places Told

ASC -farmer-committeemen
who will soon be elected by
their neighbors for the COM
ing year, have important pro-
gram responsibilities, accord
ing to Lynn Jordan, Chair
man, County Agricultural Sta
bilization and Conservation
Committee.
'This makes it all the more
important that representative
farmers be elected to the job"
he declared.
ASC committees have
charge of the local field adj
ministration of such national
farm programs as acreage al
lotments, marketing quotas,
commodity loans, the feed
grain program, the Sugar Act
/ program, the National Wool
program, the Agricultural
Conservation Program, the
Conservation Reserve Pro-
gram, and farm storage faci-
lily loans. Other duties are
assigned to the committee by
the Secretary of Agriculture
as the need arises.
The Chairman explained
that each year, farmers who
are taking part in one OF more
of the farm programs which
the committees administer
elect a community committee
from among their own num-
Der. The chairman and vice
chairman of this committee
also serve resectively as dele
gate and alternate delegate
to a county convention, where
the county ASC committee is
elected.
In Holmes County, the far
/ mers who are eligible to vote
for the community committee
and for delegates to the coun-
tv convention will cast their
ballots at a polling place set
UP for that purpose. Elections
will be held September 6, 1862
and polls will be open from
700 a, m. to 600 p. m. The
polling places for the commu-
mites in Holmes County are
listed as follows:
Acona - Downers Store
West = w. o. McLellan's
implement Company
.Durant = CITY Hall
Goodman - w. A. Thomas
Cotton Office
| Pickens = Tri-C County Co.
operative
Ebenezer Humphrey
OiReilly Store
I Coxburg = Coxburg School