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St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-23
NORTHERN LIGHTS
March II

Unofficially it seemed to be
Small fry" night at NIB Satur-
day. The entire Buckhalton family
of six including Nom" and Dad"
were present: baby Sanda Dee
Lisa, Diane and Joe, Jr. Daisy
Young, a first nighter" with her
son and daughter, David and
Michele, also Stephen and Michael
Berry, Lemo Pinkney, Jackie
Glanton, Margo Pleasant, Judy
and Jeffrey Robinson, Eddie
Mike" and Nathan Slayton. Del
ores Washington who 'fs part oul
sister" says Nathan Slayton, Bur,
ren Smith, Carlos Carter a "first
nighter" Cathy Hughes and hel
cousin were bowling with the Ber
ry boys. James Goodrum who /!
going to take up bowling" - Il
looks such fun.
Looked in briefly on Dorothy
and Charles Cozine; Cathy anC
'Thad" Toombs bowling Scotcl
Doubles at the Laughing Lanes
Saturday. Each team was doing
nicely. A supper at the expense
of the management is served t
each entrant in the tournament
after bowling.
Dorothy and Charles won fiftl
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-23
RaIPh Boston Upset
In Chicago Relays.
Jones Sets Meet Record

Chicago (ANP) - Ralph Bos-
ton, world champion broad jum-
per from Tennessee State univ
ersity in Nashville, had "an off
night" here Friday, March 8 and
was easily upset at his speciality
in the 26th annual Chicago Daily
News Relays before 1879 fans in
the Stadium.
Boston, who has leaped as much
as % feet, couldn't manage "a
feet, 3% inches, posted by Raimey,
the winner.
Jones Set Record
But where Boston failed, Hayes
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-23
TEN STRIKE
March IS

Team High Single Game: US
Upholstering, 9s3; Sissons Barbe,
cue, 948 and Ted Bies Liquors
924.
Team High Series: us. Uphol,
steering, 2635; Sissons Barbecue
2578 and st. Paul Recorder, 2572
Individual High Single Game
Frank Brown, 1858; Bennie Fowl
er, 247 and L. c. Hester, 237.
Individual High Series: Jacl
Hyatt, 594; Bennie Fowler, So;
and Art Moore, $50.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-23
Urge Desesresaton Of
NC. Skufinp Rink

Winston-Salem, N. C. (ANP) -
A biracial Goodwill Committee
adopted a resolution last week
saying that the Reynolds Park
skating rink is a public facility
and should be desegregated.
The committee urged, however,
that "an citizens exercise wisely
their privileges" in the use of the
skating rink.
Mayor John Surratt appointed
the Goodwill Committee last
month after the local NAACP
chapter asked that the skating
rink be desegregated.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-23
TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Single Game: Grove
Finance, 1926; Brooks Funeral
Home, 816 and Just Rite Barbe-
cue, 814.
Team High Series: Just Rite
Barbecue, 2395; Jimmy's DIX, 230S
and Brooks Funeral Home and
Grove Finance, 2305.
Individual High Single Game:
Quanita Dawson, 1856; Corabelle
Banks, 1872 and Pat Schuck, 1873.
Individual High Series: Quanita
Dawson, 537; Corabelle Banks,
527 and Georgia Canton, 478.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-23

Anyone who can remember
when there wasn't a Berlin crisis
is eligible for membership in the
old timers club" - Kenny Ben
nett, Greencastle (Ind.) Graphic.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-23

The United States has 81 billion
in food stored up and pays 81 bill
lion a year for storage.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-03-23

dod Whsko Spirits sehonOy Dors Co, MYc.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

LANGLEY PARK-3-bedrm. brick;
$500 down OF PAYS sii: $500 dow
FHA pays al G. L DUNCAN
949-l020.
LAYHILL = Lovely 3-hedrm, home
on beautiful wooded acre. 1tons
foyer, living IN. w/firepl,, dining
rm.. bsmt., and 2 screened porcheI
with alum. sEnings. S19.95Q
Evening star., 1962-05-06
MAYNE REALTY co.
NEW LIsTTos

MA NE 1S6kAA4 I ~.
NEW LIsTMos
olney-New 3-bedrm., 2-bath ram
bier. ceiling high brick firepl: in
liv. rm.. center-han plan, full day
light walk-out hsmt.. lge. u acre
lot. Only S20,950.
Olney area-Spae. 6-bedrm. Cape
Cod home, lovely llv. rm., full din,
rm., kit. 2 bedrms. and bath on
1st. 3 bedrms. and bath on End
lge. 2-csT gar. Ia acres Of land
Cedar lane. off Colesville rd.-Lovely
custom-bui1t rambler, huge 16x30
1iv. rm. with stone firepl.. din: rm.,
dream kit, 8 bedrms.. 2 baths
S GmasSter S Sedrnn.. 14sxls)s screened
q truly charming home. beAut. sit
uated on . high 2A-aere lot.
Damascus - Air eond. for hoi
weather comfort. Brick rambler
with attf. 1iv. rm., din. area. mod
kit. 8 bedrms. and bath. bsmt
with finished rec. rm. and firepl.
bath. carport. 1 acre ground.
SS1,OUU.
Goshen Estates-Beaut. new ramb
with designer look. lovely liv. I'm
with patio doors to balcony, pan
eled family rm, adjoins ultra-mod
kit, din. rm., bedrms, Groom fol
l or 2 more), 2h baths, panelec
daylight rec. I'm. with brk. firepl.,
gear gar. A very attr. home on
5la acres with gorgeous view Of
surrounding countryside. S42,S5O
This beaut. old home In its settinu
Of trees ts . rare find. It Is being
restored to al its charm with {
2-story high center hall. lge. liy
rm. with bow window and firepl..
lovely din. rm.. country, kit. with
firepl:. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths on End
H.. high pillared entr. porch with
2 magnifieent view Of the country.
Sunshine area. Georgia ave. ext
3-bedrm. brick ramb., lovely liv
rm. with firepl., din, rm. with
mod. kit. daylight hsmt. with
firepl.. SIT. on II acres with long
frontage. An excel. buy at So. 300.
woodfield - Mod. attr, s bedrm,
Tamb., nice lfv. rm., daylight bsmt.,
with finished rec. rm. and u bath,
on 36 acres. mostly wooded.
MAYNE REALTY co.
WA. $4,000 WA. 4-2S3I
MFAnnWnnn Ueo@S-T VT.--1-- -
Evening star., 1962-05-06

Woodfield - Mod. attr. s bedrm.
ramb., nice liv. rm., daylight bsmt.,
with finished rec. rm. and "a bath.
on 10 acres. mostly wooded.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

Sunshine area. Georgia ave. ext
3-bedrm, brick ramb.. lovely liv
rm., with firepl,, din, rm. with
firepl.. sit. on IL acres with long
frontage. An excel. buy at S32, 800.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
WHITE OAKS AREA

H-bedrm.. 2-bath new brk. rambler.
full bsmt. with walk-out entrance.
MAGNIFICENT VIEW
Overlooking rolling countryside.
Sep. din. rm., 2 firepls., de luxe
kit. 1s-Rere lot. Dir: New Rte.
Columbia rd.. left TO Wood ave.
and left to 3213.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

0LNEY-Ss,500 buys an old 2h-
Built before $500. Good struc.
turally but needs restoration and
undermining. Open today. / It'll 8.
Dir: Out Qeorgia ave. through
Olney 1 mile to Gold Mine rd.,
right on Gold Mine I'd. 1A miles
to Chandlee MN rd.. right u mile
70 chandles NH House. OWNER
Evening star., 1962-05-06
840pen

OPEN SUNDAY. 1:so:5:s0
spacious 4-bedrm. split-leyel, rec.
rnn.. fun bsmt. and level fenced
lot. Low 20s. out Univ. blvd. To
Caddington, (at Northwood H.S.) },
down Caddlngton to Loxford ter,
e. Istt g. e ss51io ssi551l P%sANEzE %As zH7sssA sssssAITx
Evening star., 1962-05-06
FALKLAND

on almost 2 acres sits this beau
tiful 4-bedrm.. 2h-bsth white
brick Cape Cod.
'TaANDSCAPED WONDERLAND"
Liv. rm. and rec. rm. with firepls.,
h.-w. h.. den, patio and pool.
Priced at S36.950. Dir: Rte. 29
to Briggs Chaney I'd. and left to
Harold I'd. and follow open ar
rows TO 14s05 Harold rd.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
-, SALE BY 0WNER

Rockville. I ITwinbroOt Eorsst-4g
Ssths: $, fenced IsysI ic;t, sTsss. pstis.
nance. S16,60O, Open 1 It'll dark.
307 Broadwood dr.. GA. 1868.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
BT(lpsn

CLIFTONBROOK
Sparkling new 3 and 4 bedrm. brk
ramblerS on la-scre lots.
SPACIOUS LIVING"
De luxe kits, din. rms, dazzling
rec rms, Dashboard h.-w. h. Dir:
Out old coleSville I'd. to Clifton
brook lane and right to open
homes.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
GEORGIA AVE. EXT.

S@~3N@@4@ - 80 e@S =
Large L-shaped brk. rambler on l.
acre wooded lot. 5 twin-size bed
rms, 2 full baths, do luxe family
rec. I'm.
DECORATORS DREAM
Lee. screened patio, gear garage.
FHA approved price In mid-20s.
Dir: Ca. ave. 10 Hewitt ave,
right to 4100.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
nGpen
snvEg RS srRIIlNsa. RING sI5.75o

SILVER SpRTNQ, S1b,7bO
OPEN SUM-, 2-5
$3.50 Caroline Ave.
Lovely, modern 2-bedrm., detached
brick rambler. features include
fully equipped kit, din. rfa., auto.
gas heat, new paneled den, and
many extras. on large lot. Only
$500 down and $97 so per month.
DIR: Out Colesville I'd. to frank.
lin ave. right on Franklin e Car
oline. right on Caroline ave. to
-ELoyD Z. DAVIS co.
soiI K ct. NV. Ma. s.oSSs
And Eyes., JU. 9-2559
SILVER sPRNG-Near Mont. Blair
High-Brick Colonial. eenter en-.
trance, sep. din. rEl., liF. rm. WI
firepl., den, kit. wItable space,
pantry. powder ,In., porch; 2nd
floor., 8 bedrrs., full bath: bsmt.
with fin. rec. rm, maid rrn.. laun.
rm., storage rna., bath. Two wind.
air cond., Anchor fence, newly dec.
inside-0ut, insulated. Including
1855 CADILLAC CLUB COUPE
All for $24,950 OWNER, Oh. r.
4Nnn.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
SILVER SPRING

Rolling IT" brk. Colonial. 8 bed
rms, sep. din. rm., screened
porch, Level corner lot.
''CHARM AND COMFORT
Convenient to everything. Full
bsmt. Priced at Sl7,50O for quick
sale. Dir: Ptney Branch I'd. to
Univ. blvd, right to Bayfield,,
right to Glenville I'd. and our
open sign.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
IT'S WHATS
UP

FRONT THAT COUNTS
KENSINGToN, located on q quiet
court, ideal for children, near
schools and adjacent to Rock
Greek Park, you'll see this lovely
3-bedrm., 2M-bath split, that fea-
lures bsmt. and finished rec. rm
You must see. S24,950.
ROCKvIILE-Grs $685. total dn
incl. settlement and move in g.
bedrm. all-brick rancher. De luxe
kit. and sep. din. area, bsmt., too
GI appraised at $4,000.
WHEATON - Walk to bus and
stores from this attractive 2-bed-
rm. bungalow w/bsmt. and fenced
lot. Only $11,050. Good terms.
SILVER sPRINd-very close and
sturdily constructed All brick
home. Twin-sized bedrms., 2 baths,
sep. din. rm., adjoins sparkling
kit, firepl., in rec. rm., porch
and garage. Don't delay. S17,25O
and "oK'D 4 TRADE"
COLESvIILE RID. AREA-Close in,
surrounded by towering shade
trees, immaculate 4-bedrm., q
bath brick home, has firepl. in
hv. rm., close to bus, schools and
stores. $4,000.
OPEN
1 TO 5
ASPEN HILL AREA-Hard to find
4-bedrm., 2la-hath brick split
level features sep. din. rm,, de
luxe Kit, and rec. rm. plus bsmt.
All on a huge level lot. You must
see this S24.950 and "oK'D 4
DIRECTIONS: Out viers Mil I'd.
TO Aspen Hill rd., right to 4S15
Evening star., 1962-05-13

tempted to solve the problem
Of day-care for their children.
They hire maids. This help
is hard to find. undependable
and usually unqualified for
the job of child guidance.
The expense is so high that
1t may eliminate the eco
nomic gains which originally
motivated the mother to
work.
They leave relatives or
neighbors in charge Of the
children. But these days,
aunts, grandmothers and
neighbors are also frequently
gainfully employed. so that
accommod dating persons are
hard to find.
They try to arrange for
part time employment dur
ing the children's school
hours. But the truth is that
even part-time work must
usually be organized on Q
regular basis and school holi-
days and childrenss illnesses
cannot satisfactorily be taken
into account.
They send children to pri-
vate schools. These at least
offer supervision beyond the
9 am. to noon-1 to 8 pm.
schedule Of public schools.
However, the cost is high.
Mothers who work learn
quickly that dRy-care for
children must be supervised
according to high standards
established and carried out
by professionals. Anything
else is unsatisfactory.
In nations throughout the
world mothers leave home to
60 to work. Public day-care
centerS have been established
IN numerous countries, the
Scandinavian countries par
ticularly. Such centers are
complete with infirmaries,
doctors nurses, child-care
specialists Of every sort. The
fees for these schools are
determined by the family's
income.
Criteria are very high;
government standards re-
quire close supervision Of
such schools. I.
Supervision efforts such as
these suggest that q similar
attempt should be made In
our own country to meet the
needs of working mothers
with young children. It is to
be hoped that the innumer-
able studies made Of this
problem and the increasing
demand for an answer will
result in community action
leading to legislation.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

invalidated by the fact that
they do work. and the trend
is IN the direction Of greater
numbers than ever in the
labor force. Another question
q Immediately raised: Are
Evening star., 1962-05-13

community services adequate
for the children Of these
working mothers?
Let US look at the ways IN
which women have so far at
Evening star., 1962-05-13
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Eight Million Mothers Work
Mrs. r. C. L., WGshsngtoH

Should mothers work? Eight million do
In 1850, the figure was As million and in 1910
1t was Is million. One third Of all mothers with
children are in paid employment today. These are
statistics from the Womens Bureau Of the United
States Department Of Labor.
The question, should mothers work, becomes
Evening star., 1962-05-13
TOPS chopter

Miss J. q. L., Bethesda
Could some kind reader
please put me in touch with
the local chapter Of TOPS
(take off pounds sensibly)f
I am interested In joining
this organization. Thank you.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Here's How

Rsedss' cIsarias Hosse Is eoa-
Quoted ENTlRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL ss q pablie-ssrics exehoass
Of IDEAS between sree rsoders. The
Ster cannot seespt phone cells per-
toiniss 10 this column. All Iettes
must bear the writer's full name snd
eddress. No advertising IS printed.
The Lexington advertiser., 1962-09-06
CARD OF THANKS

My son Tim and l wish
to thank everyone who was so
thoughtful and kind during
Tins confinement in the
Holmes County Community
Hospital.
Individual cards of thanks
have been mailed out but we
also express appreciation
through The Lexington Ad-
vertiser to many whom we
might not be able to contact
otherwise. To the entire hos
pital personnel, nurses, doc
tors, and to each one who pre-
serted gifts, or made regular
visits, to make Tins days
more pleasant, goes our
thanks.
Gratefully,
Mrs. Essie Moore Whitfield,
Minden, Louisiana.
The Lexington advertiser., 1962-09-06
Sa.nts Elementary And High School
Opens Sept. 10; College Sept. II

noted. Farm students will
)e permitted a halliday alb
;ence during harvest season.
College Opens
The College Division will
have its formal opening Mon
cay, September 18th. Student
n the college division at
Saints Junior College have
lad no difficulty in enrolling
n accredited colleges in all
sections of the United States
and have received full credit
for work done at Saints Jun
or College.
Courses are offered students
interested in Secretarial Sci
ence, Business, Pre-Nursing
home Ec. majors, A gr l.
culture, Music and Religion
majors. A small enrolment
makes possible individual help
Nith difficult work.
The Junior College is fully
accredited by the Commission
on Higher Education for the
State of Mississippi.
The High School and Ele-
mentary divisions have an
a" rating with the State
apartment.
Required orientation and
testing program will begin
tuesday, September II. Reg
stration for freshmen begins
friday, September IA, at 400
pm.
Sophomores will register
Saturday, September Is, be-
ginning at 900 am.
A parent or guardian must
accompany all students tnat
tegister if students are issued
state textbooks. Parents must
sign for these books.
A. Saints Junior College
catalog for High School or
College may be obtained.
''The spiritual, moral, aca-
demic and cultural atmos-
phere of Saints Junior College
provides a protective environ
ment that successfully COM
bats juvenile delinquency and
develops good citizens with
the needed educational train
ing for useful living accord
ing to President Mallory.
The Lexington advertiser., 1962-09-06
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our
heartfelt thanks through The
Lexington Advertiser for the
many kindnesses shown dur
ing the illness and death Of
Mrs. Ellen Devine.
Special thanks to DR.. Pate
and the staff and personnel
at the Holmes County Com
munity Hospital, the wonder
full neighbors at Acona and
friends in Lexington.
May God bless each of you.
Her sister, Mrs. Alice Pax
ton and husband, N. A. De-
vine.
The Lexington advertiser., 1962-09-06

sissippi, described as follows:
Lots No. 13, IA, and Is,
Block No. 2 Of the FAIR
view Subdivision having
been formerly designated
as FaIrview Addition to
the City of Durant, ac-
corlng to the official map
of said Subdivision on
file and Of record in the
office of the Chancery
Clerk of Holmes County.
The title to said property
is believe to be good, but |
will convey only such title
as is vested in me as Trus-
tee. 4e@
Witness my signature this
the 18th day of August, at
10 am. in the year, A. D.,
1862.
EMMETT L. BARNETT
Substitute Trustee,
Kosciusko, Mississippi
44-4tnp
Attend the Church of your
choice this Sunday!
The Lexington advertiser., 1962-09-06
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES
NOTICE OF SALE

WHEREAS, on February 3,
1862, Frank Weeks executed a
Deed of Trust to Willard B.
Oliver, Trustee for the bene-
fit of American Republic FL
naLce Company of Kosciusko.
Mississippi, which Deed of
Trust is recorded in the office
of the Chancery Clerk of
Holmes County, at Lexington,
Mississippi, in Trust Deed
Book No. 124, page 214 there
If, and
WHEREAS, said Deed of
Trust au horized the appoint.
ment and substitution of an
other trustee in the place of
he trustee named therein
and on August II, 1862, by
instrument recorded in Land
Book No. 19, a page 531, of
the records of the Chancery
Clerk of Holmes County,
Mississippi, American Repub-
ilc Finance Company of Kos
ciusko appointed and SUBJ
stituted Emmett L. Barnett
as Substituted Trustee with
the same authority, title and
powers as the original trustee;
and
WHEREAS, default having
been made in the payment of
the indebtedness secured by
said Deed of Trust, and said
Substituted Trustee having
been directed and requested
by American Republic FL
nance Company to foreclose;
THEREFORE, / will on the
10th day of September, 1862,
between the hours of 11:OO
am. and 400 pm, being legal
hours, before the North door
of the County Courthouse Of
Holmes Couny, Lexington
Mississippi, offer for sale at
public auction and sell to
the highest and best bidder
for cash the following de-
scribed land and property ly-
ing and being situated in the
City of Durant, County Of
Holmes and the STE of Mis-
The Lexington advertiser., 1962-09-06
AuToMoBILE ASSESS

AUTOMOBILE ASSESS
MENTS FOH THE CITY OF
DUHANT. MISSISSIPPI
FOR THE YEAR OF 1862
WHEREAS, THE MAYOR
OF Durant,. Mississippi has re-
ceived from the Mississippi
State Tax Commission copy
Of the motor vehicle assess
n,ent schedule adopted by it
fo-- the ensuing fiscal year;
and
WHEREAS, the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of said
Ci.y have examined and con-
sidered the aforesaid sched-
uie and desire to adopt the
same for said City: 1T is,
THEREFORE, HEREBY Or
DERED BY THE MAYOR
AND BOARD OF ALDER
MEN OF THE CITY OF Du.
RANT, MISSISSIPPI, that
The Motor Vehicle Assess
ment schedule for the ensu-
ing fiscal year adopted by the
Mississippi State Tax Commits
sion under the provisions OF
the Motor Vehicle Ad Valorem
Tax Act of 1858 and amend
mcnts thereto is hereby adopt
el as the Motor Vehicle as
sessments schedule tor the
City of Durant, mississippi,
for the ensuing fiscal year.
A recessed regular meeting
u the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen of said City will be
held in the City Hall in said
C.sy at 1880 P. M. on the 4th
day of September, 1862, for
the purpose OF hearing ana
taking action on any COM
plant filed in writing object
ing to and petitioning for a
specified reduction on any
portion or portions of said
schedule affecting the COM
plainant directly. The Clerk
oc this City shall publish a
certified copy of this order as
ootice under the requirements
of Section 2, Chapter 473,
Laws of 1860, in a newspaper
having general circulation in
the City of Durant, Missis-
slppi. Ordered this the 10th
day of August, 1862.
LUCILLE TRUITT,
Ciy Clerk, Durant, Missis-
sippi.
The Lexington advertiser., 1962-09-06
Conference To
Be Held Today
For FocuIty

The Saints Junior College
of Lexington will conduct a
Pre- School Conferesce fo r
faculty and staff members
September 9th, 1862.
DR.. ARENA c. Mallory, one
of the founders of Saints
Junior College and president
for 36 years, will address the
conference Thursday morning
at 1l:00 am. She will speak
On the subject Effective
teachers.
Local teachers and P-TA
memoerS are invited to be
present. Il d.
Dr. MALLORY recently re-
turned from Rome, Italy,
wnere she represented the
United States Council of Wo-
men In the field of education.
me High School and Ele-
mentary department will open
september 10Th. All citizens
are invited to attend the
opening assembly at 900 am.
h.onoay, September 10, at
wells Gymtorlum.
acui1Y Named
Faculty staff members IN
clude: j. r. Davis, B. S., M. A,
southern University, Dean OF
instruction; Patsy Adams, B..
S, M. A., Alabama State Col
lege, Supervisor, Elementary
Senool; Melvin Shaw, B. s.,
Moorehouse College, Instruct
Or in German and French;
Nj Revels, M. A, Denver Uni
verslty, Dean of Students,
English Instructor; P. Dyer,
b. S., Southern University,
Home Economics Instructor;
VIM. Dean, B. S., Mississippi
Vocational College, Science
Instructor; M. MCGOWAN, B.
S Tougaloo COLLEGE, College
Biological Science Instructor;
VIM. Cornelius, B. S., Touga-
loo College, Graduate Work,
Wayne University, Social
Science Instructor; T. M. Gil
ham, Moorehouse College,
Band Director; A. Murray, M.
A., Southern University,
Librarian: Dean o. l.. Martin,
B. S., Tennessee State Uni
versity, Director of Personnel;
M. C. Walton, Alcorn College,
Registrar & Business Manager;
w Walton, B. S., Mississippi
Vocational College, Coach;
Vernon Hester, B. A, South
ern University, Physical Edu-
cation; D. M. Simmons, Lin
coin Business College, Beau
mont, Texas, Administrative
Secretary; B. Cain, B. S,
Texas College, Chorale and
Piano Music; V. Hester, B. S.,
Southern University, Assist
ant Librarian; ]. Spears, B. S.,
Southern University, CONNER
cial Instructor-Clerk; w. c.
Taylor, B. S., Alcorn College,
Industrial Arts; Dean Bernice
Johnson, Reading, Pennsyl-
vania, Dean of Women, In
structor in Elementary divis-
ion; A A. Johnson, Arkansas
Baptist; George Austin, AL
corn College: c. Purvis, Sou
tthern University.
E All Saints Junior College
parents are urged to SEND
their children to school from
the first day as the State De-
hpartment of Education re-
qrires attendance in school for
g months, if student is pro-
The Lexington advertiser., 1962-09-06
NOTICE

TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
THE CITY OF DURANT,
MISSISSIPPI
You are hereby notified that
the real and personal property
assessment rolls of the City
# Durant, Mississippi for the
wear 1882. have been equal
1ed according to law, AM
that said rolls will be ready
for inspection and exam ma
ton August 22nd, 1862, and
that any objection to the sid
assessment rolls will be heard
1T a regular adjourned meet
ng of the Mayor and Board
OF Aldermen of the City of
Durant, to be held at 7::30
pm. on Tuesday, the 4th day
# Sep'ember, 1862, in the
City Hall of the said City of
Durant. Any objections to
said rolls or any assessment
contained therein, shall be
made in writing and filed
with the City Clerk of the
City of Durant, at her office
IN said City Hall on or be-
fore the dav of the above
meeting. Any and all assess
ments to which no objections
arg then and there made, will
he finally approved by the
said Mayor and Board of
Aldermen
BY order of the Mayor an !
BOARD of Aldermen of the
City of Durant. Mississ ppi
this the 17h day sof August,
1862.
LUCILLE TRUITT,
City Clerk, Durant, Missis-
sippi.
(SEAL) 44-3tnp
New York America has
36 million women drivers -
an increase of 100 per cent
in 10 years, according to Oil
Facts.
The Lexington advertiser., 1962-09-06
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HOLMES COUNTY

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HOLMES COUNTY.
I, Lucille Truitt. Clerk Of
he City of Durant, Mississippi
% hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true an cor
~ect copy Of an order passed
Dproved, and adoped by the
Mayor and Board of Alder
'nen of the City of Durant,
Mississippi at regular "a
iourned meeting on the 10th
lay of August, 1862, as the
'ame appears on Record Book
.. Page 40 of the minutes of
said City.
Witness my signature and
ahe seal of said City of Du-