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Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
X LEGAL NOTICE
DIVISION OF AID ROAD
MISSISSIPPI STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HOLMES COUNTY
SECTION 900
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SECTION 900

Sealed Bids will be received by the Board of Supervisors of
County at the Court House in Lexington. Mississippi
until HOO A. M, Friday, July 13, 1862 and thereafter public
y opened for the Construction of Grading, Drainage, and
DIST on 5312 miles of County Highway known as Bee Lake
Road, Federal Aid Secondary Project No. S-O66OQ)B, Hol-
County, Mississippi.
Principal items of Work are as follows:
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
ADVERTISEMENT
O BIDS

Sealed bids will be received
by the Holmes County Board
of Education in the office Of
the County Superintendent of
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
ROADWAY ITEMS:

39,e37.O Gu. Yds. Uncl. Excav. (PM)
1I0O Gu. Yds. Uncl. Excav. Borrow Pitt (FM
I12,TS9O Sta. Yds. Haul of Excav. (PM)
10000 Units Haul of Excav. (SpeciaD
1920 L. F. 15' R. C. Pipe Culvert (SS)
684.o L. F. 1" R. c. Pipe Culvert (ss)
O8O L. F. 2' R. c. Pipe Culvert (SS)
800 L.. F. 3' R. C. Pipe Culvert (SS)
400 L.. F. IS" Bit. Coated Corr. Metal Pipe
.Culvert
400 L.. F. 24' Bit. Coated Corr. Metal Pipe
Culvert
$40 Gu. Yds. Glass "B" Concrete
$40 Lbs. Reinforcing Steel
o,zooO Gu. Yds. Semi Gravel For Shld. Natl
HvM)
25,25lO Gu. Yds. Clay Gravel Base Csc UvM
oo's9oo So. Yds. Soil : Lime Water Mixing ~
S45.7 Tons Hydrated Lime TYPE NJ
100000 So. Yds. Sprigging
SO Tons Commercial Fertilizer
1000 So. Yds Solid Sod
20 Each 1So Bit. Coated Corr. Metal
Elbows
20 Each PAP Bit. Coated Corr. Metal
sURFACING ITEMS:
2a,5ooO Gals. Cutback Asphalt for Prime
(MC-D
10000 Gals. AG-15 for Surface Treatment
1,175O Gu. Yds. Cover Agg. Type " (Cr. Stag or
$500 Gu. Yds. Seal Aggregatetype vi (Cr. Stag
or stone)
l'l/oo Gu. Yds. Cover Agg. Type " (Uncr.
Grave)
$500 Gu. Yds. Seal Agg. Type VI (Cr. GraveD
Alternate No. 3
1l7oo Gu. Yds. Cover Agg. Type " (Uner.
Grave)
$500 Gu. Yds. Seal Agg. Type vi Ger. Stag or
Stone)
NON-PART1CIPATIN ITEMS:
~ Each Project Signs
Contract Time: 10 Working Days
BASIS OF AWARD: The Award, if made, will be made to
the lowest qualified bidder on the basis of the published u
titles.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATION are on file in the office Of
the Chancery Clerk of Holmes County. Lexington. Mississippi
and in the office of the State Aid Engineer. Jackson. Missis-
slppi. Plans and proposals may be secured from ]. c. Pat
ton. County Engineer, Lexington. Mississippi for the sum of
$1,000 which will not be refunded.
CERTIFIED CHECK or Bid bond for five percent (5%) of
the total bid. made payable to Holmes County and the State
OF Mississippi, must accompany each proposal.
PTDDERS are herebv notified that any proposal accompan-
led bv letter, qualifying in arv manner the conditions under
which the proposal is rendered. will be considered an irree11-
lar bid, and such proposal will not be considered in making
the award.
w. Leslie Smith, President
Board of Supervisors
Holmes County, Mississippi
Time 81. %. July s, IL.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
LEGAL NOTICES

Clerk of the City of Lex
ington, Mississippi.
June IA.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
NOTICE OF
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF LAND


BY virtue Oh the authority
conferred on ne by a decree
of the Chancery Court of Hol-
mes County, Mississippi, rem
dered on June 6, 1862, in that
certain cause styled doctor
Hodges, ct ais. compliments,
VS.. Leslie Hodges, ct ais, de-
fendantS,' and numbered
10,305 on the general Chan
Gerry Court docket, the under
signed. as special commission
er of said Court in said cause,
will, on Friday, July 6, 1862,
at the East door of the Court
House at Lexington, in Hol-
mes County, Mississippi, with
in legal hours, expose for
sale and Sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following
described land situated in Hol-
mes County, Mississippi, to-
wit:
Begin at the NV corner of
the sch of SW4 of Section Is,
Township Is North, Range 2
East, then run West along
the North boundary line of the
81 Of the SW4 of said Section
Is, a distance of 2 chains and
SO links to a stake on the East
boundary line of Lexington
and Carrollton graveled high
way; thence North Is degrees
East along the East boundary
of said graveled highway 8
chains and IS links to a stake.
the same being the point of
beginning; thence East six
chains and 80 links to
a stake, thence North Is
degrees East 3 chains and
50 Inks to a stake; thence
West 6 chains and 80 links to
a stake On the East boundary
OF said graveled highway;
thence South Is degrees West
along said East boundary of
said graveled highway 8
chains and IS links to the
point of beginning to close,
containing ESQ acres, and Sit
uated in the M of SW4 of Sec
ton Is, Township Is North,
Range 2 East;
Also, the NJ of NJ of NJ of
NE4 Of SEA of Section 25.
Township Is North, Range Q
East, and containing $40 ac-
res;
And being Share No. Eight
OF the Sandy Hodges Estate
awarded to the said Vertilla
II. Massey on the 3rd day of
April, 1887, as shown by de-
cree appearing of record in
Minute Book Is, at page 224.
Chancery Court Records of
Holmes County, Mississippi.
The undersigned will con.
vey such title as is vested in
MIN as said commissioner.
WITNESS my signature on
this the 7th day June, 1852.
Parham H. Williams,
Commissioner.
June IA, 81, %, July 5.
NOTICE TO PURCHASE
POWER MOWER
pursuant to an order en-
tered by the Mayor and Board
OF Aldermen of the City of
lexington, Mississippi, on
June 5, 1862, notice is hereby
given that said Board will
at 7;3O O'Clock P. M. On Tues
day, July 8, 1862, receive.
open and consider sealed bids
for the purchase by the CITY
OF Lexington, one Big Wheel
rotary type, Power Mower
with not less than "a in ont
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-12
The World Over
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country a S6s @ mob nSS0 ] %nn G er X % 30 ss build new
country nobody miracles but everybody
commend to you most of all the lead article by
urnedphiosopher hadheaded politician hngu Bible student
people superiority spirit"
the minister of Israel lis bound with their belief in
Man, according the faith Of Jewish created
aeachng of the value of
apex of goodness beauty justice and truth
Human an NE IN ne eyes ot ne jewish Jew people rs is precious and
rights; they end in themselves,
great principle shalt thy nehbOr
even
an original conception Of history Unie the other ancient
past which has to return but turned their the
waters the seas when the nations WIN beat their swords into
expectation faith in the future have brought us to
beginnings
first CLEANS of redemption for the whole of humanity
Speaking Of beating swords into pohares the United Nations
t Oe on the = b Se ,s gOa % msnee as aOn'n 20 aoe
calling for ArabIsrael peace negotiations
the nations of Africa of the nations which voted
The United unfortunately,
@ snd @ @ eD e eSe @ s e fact and 5a $ did RS
aken-he issue cleared and attempt made
ws fSe against r G 1ss"s ,nv that c
before the United Nations believe again
and enough of us
side of the Middle East when the time of voting
around SIS ssl
Teeyision has taken
We have PRAYERS" by Cantor MOhe Kousseyzky,
c La both courtesy Of the
thoroughly delightful Hersche Bernardo deutenant
choach songs Lubavtcher chassdm which are end
essly fascinating
best collections of new Israeli songs which have heard
them they They
rite, and is something hearing
recommend them for pleasure.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-12
Take A Break

Before 1862 becomes too much with us, let's take
a good humor break.
We humans sometimes concentrate too much on the
''world situation as see it and our fellow humans
foibes as we them in the newspapers. We need
sometimes to take fresh lighter look and restore
perspective-to smile at absurdtes and those
of our fellows.
Made to order for this purpose is the kindly though
occasionally barbed reallife humor Of Harry Golden,
lecturer author and publisher of the Carolina Israete
We like the following story from the Israelte much
we're passing it along It's titled The Colonel and the
Chauffeur
An attempt made to for Faye Emerson's
maid leading hotels Charlotte
here with Eve LaGaenne night performance OF
companion she could the leading hotels
had be rented Negro hotel in the Negro district
speaking with Mrs Allen Hotel
found quite white
why the other night with Colonel
who wanted his chauffeur with him
for him."
T suppose the colonel his chauffeur him"
Said Mrs. Allen, mo the colonel coored he
wanted his white chauffeur him."
And there's also the story President Kennedy
up with in addressing the labor convention at Miami
The president told how Secretary of Labor Arthur Gold
berg, following the recent speeches by the President
stressng the need of physical fitness had gone with
party mountain climbing in Switzerland Somehow Mr..
Goldberg got separated from the rest of the party 1t
was feared he was lost
49," said the President "they sent out search par
ties The Red Cross went around and around, calling
Goldberg Goldberg. It's the Red Cross Then voice
came down the mountain: already at the office
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-12
'Fiqh+inq Irish Rabbi

Such busy is Rabbi Albert Plotkn of Temple
Beth Israel that one wonders whether the good and
versatile rabbi has found way of squeezing min
utes into his hours perhaps hours than "a into
his days. He learned and dedicated person of many
varied interests and the scope of his activities be
his appointment to two major national commit
tees of Jewish life in recent weeks He finds time to
work great deal with young people.
He is also advocate of understanding and CO.
operation among people of varying beliefs and in this
connection the Jewish News is proud to reprint these
words about him from recent issue of Newsweek
magazine:
NOTRE DAME
his congregation Rabbi Albert
Pon college, his brings polite smiles
of Rabbi Plokn is Notre Dame
the class of 1912 Rabbi Plokn (known the
Fighting Irish Rabbi at Temple Beth Israel Phoen ded
football Phoenix chairman of the
Embarrassing campaign Writing in the current edition
Rabbi Plotn who the Notre
explained Jewish clergyman devoted
Amerc prominent Roman Catholic university.
Notre Dame taught me to live without
prejudice" 41-yeaod clergyman There
Catholics
nonCahoc (currenty about cent of the
together
striving understand and this kind of spiritual exchange gave
insight into the JudeoChrstian tradition than
had before
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-12
ON THE
Scott4daIe
SCENE

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Bernstein
of Youngstown, Ohio And back
from a supercharged vacation in
New York are Shirley and Eddie
Halpern.
OF particular news to Har Zion
SisterhOOd members is the news
that Barbara Greiff will complete
the term of office vacated by for
mer president, EleanOra Minded,
and Fran Beitman will replace
Barbara as v. p.
Speaking of Har Zion, tn e
members who attended the con-
special meeting on
Dec. 16 really had a treat Bernie
List Med a program which in
cluded the musical talents of Ted
Fiorito, frankie Starr, and Jean
Wett. The Temples own E n e
had US rolling in the,
aisles with her hilarious rendition
of Carmen.
Scottsdale's lamar group OF
HadaSSah will meet Jan. IL for
lunch at the Executive House. A
clever skit, written and directed by
Lii Robinson and narrated by
Paula WE'LL. will be the featured
entertainment. Call Sylvia B r
man for reservations at 279-4696.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-12
BY MARILYN ZASLAW

Hello again
Well, things seem to have sub
sided after a hectic weekend of
celebrating; and this seems to be
the right time to wish all our
readers very happy and healthy
New Year.
Many of our Scottsdale friends
celebrated New Years Eve with
friends and family: Edith and
b n i e List really entertained
western style. Among their holiday
guests were the Martin Sander
family of Glencoe, ILL.,, and the
George Studnas and Dick Fingolds
of Kansas City, Mo. Fleeing
from the snow and ice of Newton,
Mass, was Godfrey Larkin, who
visited the Ernie Hambros, or
more specifically young Dal e
Hambro Ringing in the New
Year with their son and daughter
in-law, the Paul Posners, were Mr..
and Mrs. Barnet Posner of Brook
lyn, N. Y. T. Luba and S
Kotz spent an exciting weekend in
Las Vegas, where they had a re-
union with many of their C a i
fornia friends -. DR.. and M S.
Donald Shapiro are hosts to Ellie's
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-12

In addition you invited to participate in our
active service agencies and organizations These with
our synagogues Welfare Fund and Community Center
involve all phases and programs of Jewish and civic
interest You need not be lonely feel adrift in
alien Contribution and participation are the two
keys to satisfying, happy community life.
If you have been resident of the Valley of the
Sun but have never made a contribution to the United
Jewish Welfare Fund, you invited in the spirit
of justice and equity to your fair share of the
cost of maintaining the community You do this
by contributing your selfassessed voluntary taxes to
the United Jewish Welfare Fund
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-12
Al,AZete7

At the start of a new year, al
ways wish l had a crystal ball to
catch look into the future 1t
would be good to be able to dodge
some of the difficult days and
doubly enjoy the good ones =.
But maybe it is just as well that
we don't have the edge taken off!
This has been a busy time in
Phoenix with many visitors enjoy
ing our climate which we un-
aShamedly boast about with civic
pride! Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald RoSen
are entertaining AIMS cousin Sc
nora Sulamita Karasik and Uncle
Jacob BentZvy from Buenos Aires,
Argentina. Sonora Karasik is an
architect and a fascinating repre-
sentative of our Latin American
neighbor. Visiting Sam and Mil
dred Schurgin is their nephew Ber-
nard Moss of Washington, D. c.,
who formerly was in the office of
Senator Ives of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Hoffman entertained
their niece Mona Horvitz from Chel-
sea, Mass. Mrs. M. H. Davis of
Madison, Wis, mother of Mrs. Phil
Nevins, is vacationing and enjoy
ing a visit with her children. New
Years guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Liebhaber were Mr.. n d
Mrs. Samuels and daughter Joan
of Benson, AriZ.
We are pleased to welcome
back to Phoenix Mr.. and Mrs
81 BalIxin who spent an extended
vacation in Rochester, N. Y. Miss
Phyllis Hoffman returned from a
debate tournament in l.. A. where
she was elected to Phi Kappa
Delta, national speech honorary
society The same week she
was also elected to Kappa Delta
Phi--educatiOnal honorary so
ciety which has the same letters
in reverse! SheiIa Getz, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Getz of
Tempe, spent her holiday in Mex
leo City. The Nat Silvermans just
returned from l.. A. where they
became acquainted with their
brand-new granddaughter.
The Bar-Mitzvah of Marc n d
william Kantor, sons of DIR. and
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-12

Mrs. Philip Kantor was memor-
able occasion The boys con-
Quoted the Saturday morning serv-
ice at Temple Beth Israel in a
manner which did themselves and
parents proud!
Wish we could join Rabbi Plot
kin and DR.. Kent PillSbury, ASU
associate professor of education,
when they conduct a college tour
this summer to Europe and Israel
. College credit will be given
and for more information, contact
DR.. Pillsbury at Arizona Sta e
University or Rabbi PlotIin at
Temple Beth Israel.
Mrs. Betty Rothal, owner of the
specially shop "Pandora's Box"
will be pleased to work with any of
the women's organizations who
would like to program a fashion
show.
Golden Anniversary wishes are
sent to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Greenberg and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam StOckfish. Rose and Louis
Siegel are celebrating their 43rd
anniversary and are looking for
ward to their 5Oth On our
recuperating list are Edith Gold
berg, Mrs. Minnie BurOs, John
Laurence, Belle Latchman nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Mara We
are very glad that you are feeling
better.
The Women's Division of u. J. A.
under the able leadership of Shir-
ley Lagman, Pearl Langerman and
Dasha Todd are planning a vital,
enthusiastic program for this years
drive with a series of coffees for
each division! Every Phoenix wom-
an will have an opportunity to take
part in this most important COM
munity activity. Let's all strive to
make this the best year yet.
Sharon Hadassah's regular meet
ing Jan. "a at Temple Beth Israel
will be luncheon meeting with a
new twist! Admittance will be a
filled stamp book or 81 which will
be applied towards donor credit.
Shalom,
Lillian Feiler
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-12

Tightening look at The Young Army OF Israeli
Yigal Yadin 'The Secret in the Cliffs and
Frank Pelleg Music in Israel" stand side by
side with Dwight l.. Baker of the Baptist Church
1.-THE Barrier of Faith
There are several pages of reproductions of the
art of modern Israel and short stories and poems
well. HumoriSt Ephram Kshon contributes
two pages of satirical comments on Israeli
'Tsrael is a country where mothers learn the
mother tongue from their sons
''It is country where everybody has the right
to speak his mind but there is no law forcing
anybody to listen
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-12

The Phoenix Jewish Community Council, the sym
bol of the organized Jewish Community, holds out to
you the hand of welcome. If you have but lately
to Phoenix and the Valley of the Sum- take the time
to visit our community headquarters at the Jewish
Community Center, 1910 E. Camelback Road
You are invited to become a member of our Jewish
Community by making contribution to the United
Jewish Welfare Fund Campaign To do this and to
affiliate with of our fine religious institutions is
the best way of identifying with and participating in
Jewish Community life.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-12
By DEBORAH JAFFA METZ
(T,he News Own COlumniSt)

Atlantic Monthly devoted GA of its November 1861
isue supplement Israel which is highly readable and
formative in many different
New Society" discussed by sraels minister
education culture Abba Eban Another literature spokes
manWar c. Lowdermilk, American authority soil
tion-tes "A New Agriculture Old Land
L. A. Marshall of the u. S. Army takes and
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-01-12

The Bar-Mitzvah of Marc a n
william Kantor, sons of DR.. and
Smyrna times., 1962-04-05
Declare Heart
Drive Success

The successful 1862 Heart
Fund drive in the Smyrna area
has been completed and Mrs.
Vernon Ford, chairman and Mrs.
James Fleming, co-chairman,
have announced a total of ST.
090.10. The contributions a
mounted to $877.50 and the
Smyrna Grange collected $3.50
from the Heart containers plac-
ed in the business areas. A
Heart Fund bowling tourna-
ment was held at the Commun-
ity Bowling Center, with local
merchants contributing thirty
eight prizes for the awards. Mrs.
Dewey David was chairman for
this event which realized $l73
for the local fund. Mrs. Ford
and Mrs. Fleming extend their
thanks to all solicitors and con-
tributors for "a job well done"
Smyrna times., 1962-04-05
FLA Units Plan
To Compete in
Land Judging
Contest April 9

All Kent County High Schools
having Future Farmers of Am
erica Chapters and several Ali
Clubs are planning to compete
in the 1862 Land Judging Con-
tests to be held April 9th, says
c. Arthur Taylor, chairman OF
the Soil Conservation District
of Kent County. This is the
second year that the Soil Con-
servation District has sponsor
ed a land judging contest. This
is a popular contest for stud
ents interested in agriculture
and soil conservation. Preced-
ing the contest the students re-
ceive training in soils and soil
conservation practices. The con-
test requires that a participant
be able to observe, feel, and
even taste the soil to determine
its type, texture, capabilities,
and needs for proper use and
efficient farming. There are ap-
proximately so different types
of soil in Kent County. Smyrna
High School FLA Chapter won
the Kent County contest last
year and later went on to win
the State Land Judging Contest.
Supervisors of the Kent County
Soil Conservation District are
proud of all the Kent County
students participating and hope
they can again win the state
championship. This years hand
some trophy is being donated
by B. Carroll & Sons, Dover.
The location of the farm where
the contest will be held is con-
sidered top secret at this time.
Last years contest was held on
the John G. Tarburton farm east
of Dover.
Smyrna times., 1962-04-05
Chest X-Ray
Unit to Be
Here April 5, 6

The Chest X-Ray program
sponsored by the State Board o.
Health and the Delaware Tu
berculosis and Health Society
will open the Kent County 1867
season at Smyrna, on April 5
c ON m u n ty, industrial, anc
school locations will be sched.
.uled in this area. The unit will
be located at the Golden Phar-
macy, Four Corners. On Thurs
day, April 5, the hours will be
from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m, and
on Friday, April 6, from | to
s p. m. In Clayton the unit will
be located at Clements Supply
Corner on Monday, April 9,
from 1890 to 5 p. m. The free
chest x-ray only takes a min
ute; no undressing is necessary,
and no appointment needed.
The service is for anyone fifteen
years of age and over, particu-
larly for those who have not
been x-rayed for two years. The
program is sponsored locally by
the Smyrna Grange, with Mrs.
James R. Fleming as chairman,
and grange members serving as
hostesses. The Boy Scouts have
assisted also with the program
Smyrna times., 1962-04-05
Swim Club Here
Elects Officers

At the annual meeting of the
Smyrna Swimming Club held on
April first Guy M. Edmondson,
Jr., was reelected president. The
other officers include James
Rogers, vice-president; John E.
Wilson III, secretary; and Nor
man G. Wilder, treasurer. The
board of directors includes
George D. Wright, Mrs. Joseph
Lamberta, Herbert Brown, Fran
els ]. O'Neill, Jr., and Leslie
Pryor. Preparations are being
made for the opening of the
season. A recreational planning
committee has been named to
assist William Horney, lifeguard
and physical education director.
The pool was built for a capac-
ity of sixty families. Interested
persons are invited to join as
there are openings for new
members.
Smyrna times., 1962-04-05
SO From Here
To Perform at
Vocal Festival

Fifty-six pupils in two grades
at the Smyrna Elementary
School will perform at the third
annual Kent County Elementary
Vocal Festival today, Thursday,
April 5, at 1890 p. m. The fes-
tival will be held in the Dover
High School auditorium. TAX
ing part from Smyrna will be
thirty-two children in the first
grade class of Mrs. Alyne Rob.
inson, who will present a song
story entitled, Little Boy Blue. .
Twenty-four pupils of the fifth
grade class taught by Miss Bet.
ty Duffy at the Thomas Delay
ton School will sing four songs
The children will sing under the
direction of Mrs. Doris S. Fear
on, vocal instructor at the ele-
mentary school.
Smyrna times., 1962-04-05

A number of seventh graders
in the Smyrna Special School
District have had an extra" in
their program this year in that,
under the direction of John
Meyers, they have learned to
operate slide rule. The slide
rule, used widely by engineers
and college students in math-
ematics, enables the student to
quickly multiply, divide, find
square foot, and work with
logarithms. The students in
Smyrna have gone through that
portion of the work which en-
wolves multiplication, division,
and square root. Mr.. Meyers,
when asked about the success
of the students in their work,
stated that the students had
caught on to the work very
we'll and were able to do all
kinds of multiplication and d.
vision problems involving both
whole numbers and descimals.
He feels that the process has
enabled the students to learn
better one more mathematical
concept and to improve their
mathematical thinking in the
area of estimating answers. The
7th grade group with whom Mr..
Meyers is working has been fol-
lowing a special course of study
of modern mathematics. This
course covers all of the mathe-
matics generally in use in grad
es 7 and 8 in junior high school
and, in addition, takes up con-
cepts such as the communicative,
associat t i've, and distributive
principles, the number line, ex-
ponents in powers of 10, quin-