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Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
LEXINGTON GIRL
LOSES HUSBAND
DIES IN TEXAS

Richard Mcdonald, former
resident of Lexington and
widely known building con-
tractor of Holmes County was
buried Thursday at 4 in
Quanah, Texas. He was A.
Mr.. Mcdonald died earlv
Wednesday morning in a Gal
weston Hospital of burns re-
ceived several weeks ago in
electrical explosion while
working in a utilities plant.
He was maintenance man for
the West Texas Utilities Co
at Quanah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald and
family moved to Texas in
1854. Prior to that he had been
a land owner at Belmont for
several years and he had al
SO been a resident of Licking
ton. He was a native of Car
roll County and was the SON
ln-laW of Mr.. and Mrs. R. K.
Farmer of Lexington.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Polly
Farmer Mcdonald, a son, Ri
chard Mcdonald, Jr.; three
daughters, Mrs. Harry Hall,
r
Jr., Mrs. Kenneth Newell and
Miss Tandy Mcdonald, all of
Texas, and a grandson were
survivors.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
Sullivan Named
President Of
Rotary Club

w. R. ouIlfvan, county
agent for Holmes, was elected
president of the Rotary Club
at Tuesdays meeting, sue
ceeding David Miles.
Other officers elected were
Eugene Herman, vice presi-
dent; and Bolton Brown, sec
rotary and treasurer.
Named to the new Board of
Directors were: Crawford
Ray, j. M. McRae, P. H. Will
liams, and David Miles. The
new officers will take office
the first Tuesday in July.
A committee was appointed
to draft a resolution to the
Mayor and Board of Alder
men requesting them to look
into a new street approach to
Odd Fellows Cemetery from
Highway IL.
w. H.. Fincher, Jr., who
was program chairman for
the meeting introduced the
boy staters and girl staterS
who gave a report On their
activities during the past ses-
sion of that organization held
in Jackson recently. The boy
staters were Don Barrett and
David Miles. Beth McWilliams
and Linda Moorhead were the
girl StaterS.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
IN EIGHT INNINGS
IN EIGHT MINING
DCrant Wins Championship
In Little Boys League Play

The Durant Tigers were
victorious Saturday when they
defeated the Goodman team,
8 to z, in the Little Boys
Baseball League champion
ship playoff game held in
Goodman. Both teams went
into the game with an 81 re-
cord, each team having de-
feated the other by identical
|2-1 scores.
At the end of the sixth in
ming, the teams were dead
locked with a score of II
which forced an overtime
play of two extra innings.
Billy Brooks scored the win
ming run for the Tigers and
thereby closed a game pack
ed with excitement from be-
ginning to end.
The winning pitcher was
Mcbride of Durant and Griffin
of Goodman was the losing
pitcher.
The Durant Tigers, coached
by Arthur Land of Durant,
will be honored Saturday
night with a steak supper.
The Goodman team is be-
ing coached by Walter Young
of Goodman.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
MILF Meeting
Announced In
Pickens July End

The public is invited to at
tend a meeting of the Pickens
Chamber of Commerce and
the Mississippi Industrial
Land and Timber Corpora
ton Building in Pickens Mon
day night, July End, at 7:3O
p. M, in the old Shaw Build
ing.
During this meeting the pre-
sident of MILF Corporation
will give a talk and show the
plans and specifications of the
extension that will be added
to the present building. also
the Administration building
or office building and other
interesting notes pertaining
to Pickens and surrounding
territory.
Don't forget the time and
place: Time, 7:3O Monday
night, July End, 1862, Place
old Shaw Building. j
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
Gorden Club
Of Durant TO Hold
important kAeeting

The Mems Garden Club OF
Durant will hold an important
meeting at the Durant City
Hall Friday, June 18th at
7:3O.
Mr.. Woodrow w. Bently,
community development CO.
ordinator of the Mississippi
Power and Light Company
will be guest speaker. He will
illustrate his address with
color slides and pictures of
the great strides that have
been recently made in Mis-
sissippi in street and high
way beautifica alton and also
the furtherence of his COM
pany's community develop
ment program. Because of
the importance of this COM
pany's program to each COM
munity and the urgent need
that our local people be better
informed of such benefits, the
club has decided to throw the
meeting open to the general
public.
During this meeting, the
Mems Garden Club, in con-
junction with other associated
clubs of Durant, will formal
.ly present Mr.. Wildridge w.
Odom with an award for his
past activities in the local
community in furtherence of
the Clubs and the City of
Durant's general program of
community Improvement and
Identification.
The Clubs president. Sandy
King, promises a lively and
interesting meeting. Refresh
ments will be served by the
wives of the club members.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
Police Dogs Are
Used In Search

Two police dogs, a Piper
airplane and volunteer search
ers on foot and on horseback
figured in a search Monday
in an effort to locate a three
year old Negro child who dis
appeared about 3 p. m. Sun
day afternoon.
According to officials, the
child, Raiford Earl Wade,
was living with his grandpar-
ents, S. E. Williams, on the
Clover Johnson place about
five miles northeast of Lex
ington and was in the house
alone when he disappeared.
The grandparents w e n t
visiting and left Raiford Earl
in the care of some older
children. While the child was
taking a nap, the older child
rem went for a swim in a
stock pond behind the Will
liams home. When they re-
turned to the house, the child
was gone.
Upon returning home and
hearing of the child being
gone, the grandparents as
sumed that he was perhaps
at the home of a neighbor and
made several inquiries but
no one seemed to have seen
the little boy. When morning
arrived and the child had still
not been located, the Holmes
County Sheriff's office was
notified.
Stock Pond Drained
Deputy Sheriff Andrew
Smith organized the search
and ordered the two police
dogs on the scene. The stock
pond where the older children
were swimming was drained
a bulldozer cut the levee. John
Weathersby joined in the
search by flying his Piper
airplane over the area.
The seach continued Mon
day afternoon right on throu-
gh the local showers and in
to the night.
The child had not been To-
Gated Tuesday at noon as we
went to press, but the search
was still on, according to
officials at the Sheriff'S Of
flee.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
4-H'erST 0
Exchange
Visits

A total of sixteen Holmes
County All boys and girls
between the ages of 9 and 13
years old will participate in
the HI exchange visits with
4-H'erS from Ponotoc County
this week.
The 4-H'ers and their lead
ers will leave here around
500 a. M, Thursday, June
18th and will return Friday,
June 18th. These boys and
girls were selected for the
trip on the basis of their hav-
ing completed their All re
cord for the All year.
While in Ponotoc, these
young people will stay in the
homes of other All boys and
girls. Tours, parties and pic
mics as well as other forms of
entertainment, have been
planned for the visiting group.
Girls making the trip are,
Kathy Pierce of Coxburg;
Kathy Rinicker, Julia Temp,
and Becky Temp, all of Lex
ington; Linda Thomas and
Debby Dickard, both of Tchu-
la.
The boys include. Buddy
Moore, Louis Garrison, Jr.,
and Bob Kimbrough, all of
Lexington; Tommy Pierce
and Ronnie Dickard, both of
CoXburg; Bill Mckenzie OF
Durant; Byran Jones and Ho-
mer Knox of Tchula; Tommy
Haffey of Ebenezer and Gene
Barrett of Cruger.
Accompanying the young
people will be Mrs. Joy Fri
Zell from the county agents
office, Miss Ann Smith, All
Leader for the girls, and Mr..
Duane Tucker, All Leader
for the boys.
The Ponotoc Alters will
make a return visit in Aug
ust.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
}. B. Irving Rites
Are Held Monday

Funeral services for James
B. Irving, 80, father of Mrs.
Hamp Jones of 4110 Council
Circle, Jackson, were held
Monday at 1000 a. m. from
Wright and Ferguson chapel,
with DR.. w. B. Selah, pastor
of Galloway Memorial Metho-
dist Church, officiating. He
was stricken with an appa-
rent heart attack Friday
morning at the home of Mrs.
Jones, and was rushed to the
Baptist Hospital, where he
was pronounced dead on arri-
val.
A retired cotton broker and
merchant of Tchula, where he
had lived since 1880, he was
a native of French Camp and
was a former resident of Weir
for 40 years. He had been in
Jackson for the past two
months.
He was a graduate of the
public schools of Weir and
attended Millsaps College.
Mr.. Irving was a member
of the Tchula Methodist
Church.
His wife preceded him in
death in July, 1858.
He is survived by two dau-
ghters, Mrs. Jones Of Jack
son, and Mrs. Halsey Van
Wych of New York City; a
granddaughter, Mrs. Francis
K. Mcguire, also of New York
City; one grandson, Hamp
Jones, Jr., of Jackson; a bro
Their, Kenneth Jones Irving
Of Tchula; and one sister,
Mrs. Jennings Moore of Keer-
vile, Texas. He is also surviv-
ed by several neices and neph-
ews, including Mrs. w. H.
Black and A. E. Reed, both of
Jackson.
lnterment was in Lake
wood Memorial Park.
PallbearerS were Jack
Barksdale, Junior O'Mara, r.
S. Withers, James w. Har-
din, Quitman M. Young, Ellis
w. Wright, Jr., Frank Gwin
and Ralph Ray.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
Music Recital
Friday Night
In TchuIu

The pupils of Mrs. M. w.
Estes will present their piano
recital in the First Baptist
Church of Tchula Friday
night, June 10Th at 800 p. m.
The students will be assist
cd by Miss Marilyn Hodges &
Miss Sandra Strong, students
= Mist ssipri College and
former members Of the Cru
ger, Sidon and Tchula Music
Club.
The public is invited
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
Battery A Boys
On Maneuvers At
Camp Shelby

Battery A, First Howitzer,
114th Field Artillery Of the
National Guard in Lexington,
left at 6 a. m. Sunday for
Camp Shelby where they will
be on active duty for the next
two weeks.
The group, which consists
of three officers and 40 enlist
ed men, is under the COM
mand of Capt. Guy Green.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
CORRECTION

In our story last week on
Don DotWner, we failed to
mention the awards he won
at the close of school.
The awards were Masonic
English Award, the Math
Award, Science Award, Band
Award, and the Rotary Code
of Ethics Award.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
Lost Negro Boy Is Found
Two Miles From His Home
BULLETIN

The Negro child was found
safe after being lost nearly
three days. The child was
found around 1920 Wednesday
morning by an older Negro
boy, Morris Pringle.
Except for being hungry,
and having a slight tempera-
ture child was found to
be OK by Doctor Causey of
Lexington. He was found
about two miles from home.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-28
Stores Closed
We'd. And Thur.

The Lexington stores will
be closed Wednesday, the
Fourth of July and will also
be closed on Thursday, July
Fifth.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
INCOME SINGLE

*7l37. loeoted in Euclid. rhi,
homs hos z bedroom, in down
suite ond bedroom in upstuirs
suite. Up brings 5000 per month
rent Home hos ouminur1 siding.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
EUCLID RANCH

+lol9. Brick featuring 3 spoeious
bedrooms, dining room and otfoehed
garage. Owner wonts this sold
quickly and hos priced this right.
Asking $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
WILLOUCHBY

1888. Tho buy Of O lifetime. large
living room with wood burning
fireplace, full basement, ; bed
rooms soross and very large lot.
loeoied in the center OF town. Ask.
ing sI6.Aoo. No down payment
70 Ci.'s.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
SOUTH EUCLID

1884. In IRE prime Csdor Gen.
TOR orso. This mower bungalow 10
in movs-ln condition. cIoss 70 me
Rowland School. II hos been fully
improved for you. 2h-eor saroos,
" baths and recreation room.
Why not lot vs show II 70 YOU at
your oonveniencs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
1ecIuded Colonial

Secluded Colonial
8. Of Moyfsld neon Bslvok
Surrounded by trees and lond-
scoping. sunken living room
with wood burning tireploce.
dining room and bYeokfost nook.
Our best value from over 400
listings.
CALL HELEN sBROcCo
EV. 2-000l
oood Offering
4 BEDROOMS. 2-cAR GARAGE
3-ysU-old Ymch. In newer orso
d Highlond Heights, 2 baths.
lugs fomily room, oil builtin
kitchen. 3 rooms In oil. Lovely
lundscdpine: asking s25.e00.
Terrace-TaYlor Area
Lrgs s-room single. 2.cU go.
roge; priced to sell.
Euclid-Green Area
Groom single. modern kitchen
md bath. excellent condition.
Asking only $l6.500.
Brick 4-Suiter
Hayden neon Rapid. s rooms
eoch suite. sepurots utilities.
new wiring. Priced to sell
Eost clevelund
South Of Euclid Ave-. lorgs 10
room single. approved for z
family. Cos furnoce. 2-co brick
garage. Sl6.s00.
Five Points Area
Good Z famnY. 81. gos steam
heat. 2 furnoces and tonks. 90
rage. Only sl5.500.
WM. 7, BYRNE
@@) v~,'.s ....'s. .s',,,..
W. lISrIko SERVICE
1895 Hayden MU. I-61o0
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
EUCLID -$15,o0O

#l6lo. keoi and eIeon older Colo.
nioI with full basement plus 2-eor
garage. Located Just off Euclid Ave.
and Ollie Rd. Very low taxes moke,
this on exceptional good buy. $500
down will handle this sole. Pick up
your phone and coll now.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
WILLOUGHBY HILLS UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS

1888. Make II q point 70 sss this
exceptional buy, on q loox3o0'
LOT. 3 large bedrooms, utility boss-
mont wood burning firsploes.
Competing. full dining room. w
baths ond ottoehsd soross. We
eon not odsqvotsiy describe H. 30
coll Us for your own inspection
in ths vsry low t,~snfiss.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
HAYDEN, 6-6

#I4I5. A very we'll kept double
with very litte upkeep. Close 70
transportation. shopping. Two-eor
sorose, two bedrooms in each
suite, lorge kitchen oreo and breok-
fost nook. Low down payment.
Only $500 down pcymsnt.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22

#s6oo. Modern bungalow, 2 bed
rooms down plus expansion, full
basement. Priced for immediofe
sole. F.HA. $500 down or no
down poyment TO G.I.'s. Hurry.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
Hd:L1 iI5jI{l5i; !
REALTY CO. 33!ll| 3 4
REAL ESTATE
EUCLID

HOLY Gross parish: LIST offering;
4 bedroom brick. 75x1l5 lot; Cy-
clone fenced yard. barbecue. 1la
car garage: large patio (ranch
styling with custom scalloped
awning); 2 bedrooms up. all
knotty pine, large closet. plenty
of storage; must see to appreciate
all details: recreation room In
basement. all knotty pine, lovely
formica bar with louver shutters
separating kitchen from recrea-
tion area. counter space and bot
tom built-in cupboards surround
ing kitchen area: will leave re-
frigerator and stove: toilet, sink
and shower off utility area:
walking distance to church.
schools. shopping. low taxes; price
$23,9OO; also included II 16 tt.
cabin cruiser inboard. excellent
condition. ~. 1-8549.
G.I.f Buy yourself a homel 3-bed-
room ranch; large sunken living
room, 14-ft. dining room. carpet
ing and drapes. attached garage,
economical gas heat; tree-shaded
lot, $15,5O0 G.I. Yakkel Realty,
VIII. 4-5440.
BEAUTIFUL ranch: sizeable bed
rooms. "housewife's dream" kitch-
en- with built-in appliances, din
ing room. basement. attached ga
rage, paneled breeZeway, la-acre
lot, 1880. Yakkel Realty,
VIII. <-Sl<0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
6-6 DOUBLE

#o25o. Excellent conditions, GO
roee. loeoted near lvonhoe and
Euclid. Close TO CTS. Serious sell
ers. Priced right.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22

#o465. This English Tudor hems
Is psrfses for me larger fomHy. II
fsotvsss 4 bedrooms. living room
with hrspIoes, formal dining room.
fomiIy room. plus rsersotion room,
IN boths. 2.eor ottoehsd garage,
included. All mis- and
more for under $4,000. Vacant
for occupancy before Christmas.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
$4,000

#S0o2. Charming immoeulote
home. Ia bo'hs, 4 bedrooms, oil
copper plumbing. eorpetins, new
sos fvrnoce ond double garage.
Only S450 down F.HA. and no
down payment 70 C.l.'s.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22

90, NEFF KID.
H932s. Owners must sell this spot
les, home now. Prime oreo Of
Cleveland by the Ioke. Recently
redeeorofed throughout. Present in
come not counting owners suite,
S2lo per month. Be the first 10 see
ond own This home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22

RICHMOND HEIGHTS
#7@6@. ksrs b . t~o-yso-eId
hous II Will poy yov 70 isorn
more about, On q 75x36V lot. This
extra large ranch hos q log bum
inc Hrsploss, . hugs bossmsnt
ond many Other "sxfro" features.
such a. eorpsfIno. We could 90 On
and on but me most lmpoTtunt
feoturs s HE price, svst over
$4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
Brick Deluxe Runch

In q new ollotment with oil i'm
provemenh In and puid for.
Thermopone windows thruout.
Boseboord hot woter heut. and
all modern built-ins with q full
divided basement. S33,500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22
Ask Abous Our Other
New Homes-$l3.900 to SIS 200


Put this stunning brick and homs ronch your Must Bee
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basement electric eye door attached 9ddge
beautifully londscoped lot
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22

1898. A charming ssntss hall
coIonfol, In q stobIs nsishborhsed.
Wood burning f,rspIoes, , large
bedrooms, formal dining reem.
Located h ne s.. Louis posIsh.
Shopping and konsportotio~ srs
only minutes swoY. hesl'snt r.
noneIns avoiIobs. o.. ~ down,
F.H.A. $500 down or conventional
priced In fhs SIT, 900 Gloss.
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REALTORS
REALTORS
HAVE YOU EVER

Ranch Cohedr ceiling. Aiding gloss dooss 10 future podo
bedrooms fuitwood finished cupboords Kitchen nice lot Ok
your decorating for porudl down payment Sls.soo
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-22

Brick and froms. z Yeors old.
2 full baths. Competing. rec.
room. 2-cw garage: neur oil
conveniences. S22,500.
Arizona sun., 1962-05-24
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Ne 4(I1
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THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1862

Alton Riggs. He says he asked
the governors office to call a
special session of congress to
change this law so as to make it
possible for them to form a new
party.
The organization allegedly also
ran into difficulty in some attempt
ed advertising. They wanted to
advertise on the trash cans in the
downtown area. The company
which Mr.. Read believes is op-
Grated by Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
mons put them off several times,
he says, after asking many ques-
ti0ns, largely with regard to the
possibility of their being Commu-
nistic. Mr.. Read says they told
him they called Wesley Bolin's
office and he didn't know whether
or not they were Communistic,
and they said the F. B. |. didn't
know but advised them to write
to Washington. Finally, Mr.. Sim
mons is reported to have told The
American Federal Party that they
didn't have any advertising space
left.
Zone of the main goals of this
political party" states Mr.. Read,
sis to raise the present income
in under developed countries. +"
Their plan he says will make sure
that the whole country benefits
and not just the wealthy industrial
lists.
Thane Read plans to run on the
party ticket for a seat in the Sen
ate.
Arizona sun., 1962-05-24
Policeman
Continued from Page ~

tically wounded when he was stab.
bed three times with a butcher
knife by beserk farm laborer
who was trying to kill his family
Thompson was hospitalized for sew.
eral months with the near fatal
knife wounds.
Il am very happy" Mr. Thomp-
son says, with my life and
thank God for his kindness anc
love to me. l intend to spend the
rest of my life working with anc
helping people make our communi
ty better place in which to live. >
Leon Thompson says that since
his retirement people have beer
coming to him again, this time
asking him to become a Demo
cratic candidate for state repre-
sentative in District 9. He has an.
nounced his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination in DiStric
9.
Mr.. Thompson says, ''If l am
elected | will work for the needs
of all the people and at all times
work for the interest of the people
in District 9 and the whole state
of Arizona.
Arizona sun., 1962-05-24
Examinations May Fill
Positions In Phoenix

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For further information see Pam
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and agency Boards of U. S. Civil
Service Examiners. Obtain appli-
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5OO1 -ABC from the Board of U. S.
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Third Parry
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Continued from Page II
in them are actually plans to
align partners in cold war This
mutual aid plan, they say, has
been presented to a few selected
individuals in this country and
foreign countries and the response
1 has been very favorable. Among
those Mr. Read mentioned who
| have praised the plan as present
\ ed to them is Richard Nixon. Lyn-
Iden Johnson is another.
Establishing a third party in
Arizona is very rough going they
say. There are two steps that are
necessary. One is the circulation
/ of petition to start a new party
and the other is the circulation of
"a nomination petition. There is
said to be a quirk in the law that
is a stumbling block on the latter.
lMr. Read says they must have
enough Signers on the nomination
petition to represent l per cent of
the voters for his office that his
'party received in the last election.
Since this is new party" he
lreminds us there was never any
Iother election, so we cannot full
j fill this requirement. "
Thane Read reported that he
has been trying to get this tech
nicality changed and has contact
/ led his representative, Alton Riggs.
He says he has also contacted Tay
Cook and Clark Kennedy and Wes-
ley BOlin, also Governor Fannin's s
office. So far, he told us, he has
been unable to get action on it. He
quoted the representative as say
ling it was too late to bring it
before the legislative session. He
|has asked Wesley Bolin to request
ian opinion on this from the At
!torney General and it has not yet
been done. He asked this, also, of