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NEWMAN. IRENE MAXINE On

GS,.', Ssy Nay H. issst isss 4 sssgsIt; !.
Of EVELYN Grant Mrs. Florence
Coates. Mrs. Maude Barbarer. Mel.
win and John Newman She also
leaves 10 mourn their loss a host
OF nieces, nephews other relatives
snd aevote1 wse1 fTisnd n,ss %si,sr WilIam1s
restinE. a. the John T Rhines Co
Funeral Home. 3Ot5 18th 81, ne.
Notice Of funeral later
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TGMENER, NV 2eoRISSE SSI "; s;o.92ER 9R Friday.
WINS; TbnS;,d.ReN ERNEST st HAMILTON. sr; On


BlvOna, Joseph Nv. vi Chamh.r. n.
Heron, ~
Lueian H., Jr, W. w Chamh.r. n.
English, Earl @. WV Chamhsrs -
Harrington, ~
II. Col.
Robert n, USA w. ". Ch.mh.-. n.
Howard. William VI. VI Chsmke,s -
EstabroOk, Ann vi ". 0hs s@Ss.s ~
Richardson, -
Rita c. WV. Chambers cs.
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CAMPBELL, ELIJAH. on Wednesdar

Nay T Is. 1863. ' a the T bistfict MfrH'SSay CEN.
erai Hospital, ELIJAH cAMPsELL
Of 5120 Z st. Sc. He is survived
by one son, William Campbell; one
grandson, william Campbell, jr.;
two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Turner and
Mrs. Daisy Dean. and q host OF
3 to- 10 pm. Sunday. May 10,
friends are invited to call at the
Henry s. washington a. Sons Fu-
neral Home. .4925 Deane ave. ne.
Funeral services on Monday, May
20, at ! pm, at the Metrotone
the Rev. Shelton Lee officiating
Interment Lincoln Memorial Ceme-
terry.
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EIlelu' va. IL
CRIsAFULLI. ANTHONY. on Thurs

ANTHONY, On Thurs-
day, May 10, 1853, ANTHONY
c. Crisafuili. father Of Aurelio (Ray1
and Frank c. Crisafulli; brother Of
Maria Muscolino. Also survived by
10 grandchildren. Funeral from the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope rd. sc. (parking facili-
tieS)' & on Monday, May 20. at 10
Christian Church. 1925 Branch ave.
Sc, at 1890 am. Entombment Fort
Lincoln Mausoleum. Visiting hours
until 8 pm. 10
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kRks, JOHN BARCKLEY. ST. In
loving and devoted memory OF our
dear husband and father. JOHN
parted this life nine years ago to-
day, MAY IS IO54
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WILLIAM 2. KosAR. cc corTespondsnt re-

Is. 1868. at her residence, l477
Harvard ST, NV, LET1sHA LANE
daughter Of Mrs. Mamie W, and
the late Robert r. Bush, sister Of
Arnettie Webster, Clara Anderson,
Edna West. Phyllis Colduitt, the
Rev. Roger and Joseph Bush. other
relatives and friends also survive.
After pm. Sunday, May 10,
friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home. $50 Rhode Island
ave. NV. Services on Monday, May
20, at pm, at the Greater FIRST
Baptist Church. 18th and Fairmont
SITS, NV. the Rev Edward Thomas
officiating. 1nterment Arlington
National Cemetery. 10
MARTIN. JAMES z. on Thursday.
& Ditsl, u JAMES ss' E. MhRTfN hRSTiSfnff the hSs Ss-
loved husband Of the late Clara
A. Martin and brother OF Bertha
l.. Williams, George A. and Rich
ard A.. Martin. Funeral services
1881 Good Hope rd. sc. (parking
facilities), on Monday. Nav 20. at
! pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. Visiting hours until 8 pm.
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RIcHARpsoN RITA r. n, ooo.

RICHARDSON, tII,ihS,S RITA C,. OF 9oo7
May Ia llB3. mother OF Mrs Kath.
crime q Brown Mrs Ethel PAYNE
and STANLEY G Richardson. sister Of
Mrs Bessie Buechllns Services Al
Chambers Funeral Home, bsdi
Tuesday MAY 81 a. 10 am. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 90
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oLivE sHoRTER oi 70 " st. Sc Sc,
devoted sister OF Mr. John W and
Mr.. Charles 8 Beal She also IL
ip,y,y.d iy,.ny, to,thsnt Tssina.t,lyys' ,nd
ARRANGEMENTS BY the Robert q
Mason Funeral Home, $500 Nichols
ave. HN
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JARVIS, ELVA CATHERINE. In low
lng memory OF our grandmother,
ELVA, CATHERINE JARVIS. who
passed seven years ago, May ls,
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Dratha

May IL 1898, DOMINIC AMBRoGiA
OF $50 4th ST. ne, husband OF
the late Grace Ambrogia, father OF
Anthony Ambrosi and the late Mrs,
Catherine Passero, grandfather OF
Dr Anthony charles and Dominic
AmbroSh Mrs Grace Vidueira, Frank,
Dominic and Charles Passero and
Mrs. Grace Budzyn. He also Is
survived by eight great-grAndchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th St and Mass.
90 Reauiem Mass viii be Offered
AZ ST.. Joseph's Catholic Church,
InteTment al MaTy'S cemstery III
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remembered.
NOVELLA AND BERTHA A

JARVIS, ELyA c. In loving memory
OF our beloved sister-in-law, FIVA
c. JARVIS. who passed away seven
years ago today. May is. 1855,
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on May ig i0G8. husband Of the
late Elizabeth Dutton Howard
father OF Margaret u welch, VIII
TsH. s hpSAHe hns Ronald ] Howard WA "SrI' sstv.
Ices at chambcfE Georgetown Fu.
neral Home, aOi9 NJ t nv, on
Monday May 90, at 10 am Inter.
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery
10
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GORDON, MAX. On Friday, May II,
1868, MAX GORDON OF 2737
Devonshire place NV. beloved hus-
band Of Fannie Rose Gordon and
devoted father Of Marvin. z. Gordon.
Mrs. Sarah s. Framek, San Pedro.
Calf; Mrs. Eva Maids, Mrs. Re-
becca Sheldon. both Of Artesia,
Calf; Mrs. Rose Gordon, Newark,
n, j.; two brothers, Frank Gordon,
Pasadena, Calf. Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzansky q Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 l4th st. NV.
(parking facilities adjacenD, on
Sunday. May 10, at 10 am. In
terment National Memorial Park. 10
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OLIVER. JAMES oBIE. On Thursday


T. iSo5. IfoLiA PFYTSoSNS' TSoSS'ST of iMssss
sswann sn. y NV, wife q Alfred Pey;
sister Of Frank Mitchell. she also
survived by a devoted daughter
in.law, two grandchildren, other
relatives and friends. After 10
noon SUNDAY, Nav 10, friends are
1889 You 81, NV. where funeral
services will be held on Monday
May 20, st 0'3O am Intermsnt
Arlington National Cemetery ip
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HALEY, ALBION B. On Thursday,
May 10, 1868, ct George Washing
ton University Hospital, ALBION B.
HALEY OF 4434 South 36th St.
HALEY. brother Of Francis HALEY,
Tommy HALEY. e. N. HALEY and
Martha Beale. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel. Wisconsin ave. at
Harrison st. NV. parking on prem
Myer Chapel on Monday, May 20,
at > pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, 10
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doo i'G2 R.l,Indy. EAR. N HorgMAN ISI1,y,II e
PARK, Nd beloved husband OF Mary
+, Hoffman: brother Of Miss MARY
G, Hoffman and Harry Hoffman OF
York. Pa lie also is survived by a
cousin, Mrs. Charles Lustig. Friends
may call at Oasch's Funeral Home,
1i3g Baltimore ave. Hyattsyille.
Md, after T pm Saturday, May
is. where services will be held on
Monday, MAY 90 at 290 D m. In
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HER pElyoTTfPdp5 Tfd5 dRANpcHlRfbsSEN Ifss 1e lRfsSfSE
ER!sl EERRANk PEGGY AND DONALEE
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ENGLIsH, EARL G. OF 2O2O 10th pl.
Sc. on May 10, 1868. husband Of
Pearl L. Enslish, father Of Gary
English, brother Of Mrs. Pearl
Everett. Mrs. Ruby Woody, Miss
Ruth English and Mrs. Francis
Allen, all Of Asheville. N. C. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home.
5l7 l1th st. Sc. on Monday.
May 20. at l pm. Interment Wash
ington National Cemetery. 10
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JARVIS, ELVA CATHERINE, In low
ing memory Of our dear mother
ELVA CATHERINE JARVIS. who
passed seven years ago, May rs,
Eternal rest grant unto her, o Lord
And let perpetual light shine upon
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brentwood blvd spfinEfisid 'sn mo
died Monday, MAY ~. 1893. At 81
Louis, Mo, after Ions illness
Formerly OF Arlington. Va. retired
from the Department Of Agriculture
May nb7 He n survived BY his
Mrs June oerlchs, and four grand .
ehIldren.
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Dfatha

KINNEY, CLARENCE W. on Friday.
May II, 1868, at the Washinston
KINNEY, SRiiS Of iS s6sS ciasstt iatIG place ne, e.
beloved father OF Calvin W, Kinney.
Also surviving are two sisters, Ella
Grandchildren, three aunts, one
uncle, two nephews, one great-niece,
devoted brother-in-law other rel
atives and friends. Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhines Co.
Notice OF funeral later.
KUNTZ, ADOLPH. On Thursday, May
l6,, 1868, at his residence, 24s0
18th st, NV ADoLPH KuNTz,
RsSyeG ,,sUSi .H uncle %, q Bertha si hSoshOsrE
at Gawier's Chapel Wisconsin ave- ave.
pfremisssS on SUNDAY. SyA'ps Nay u, at at
2 pm. Interment Washington He
brew CongreRation Cemetery.
KURTH, HILBERT o. on Thursday,
May 10, 1868, HILBERT o, KURTH
OF l6-B Crescent rd.. Greenbelt Md,
beloved husband OF Helen A.. Kurth
sTS,sis and father h. Of Names Nancy r; Marley
Frederick 4. and Edward Kurth
dapghter, Deborah L Marley,
neral Home. .473e Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Md, after 4 pm. Sat-
urday until $50 am. Monday,
May 20. thence to St Hugh's
Catholic Church, oreenbelt. Md.
where the HOLY Sacrifice OF the
Mass will be offered for the repose
OF his soul at p am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers,
expressions OF sympathy may be sent
TO st. Hughs Catholic Church
Building Fund. 0reenbelt Md. mil
waukee. Wis. papers please copy0
10
KURTH, HILBERT o. The officers
C.rxro,,,na and VoyageurS OF Vol
2Vt ture Locale 265 OF La
SNXZY Grand Voiture de Mary
SNLP land, Forty and Eight,
NA are requested to attend
services for Yoyageur
y HILBERT o. KURTH on
Sunday, May 10, 1903, at 8 pm,
at Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Nd.
WALTER z. SQUIREs.
Chef de Care.
WILLIAM p. KosAR, Correspondent.
. 49, ,-~,..g. - ,,,s--.-- .s
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HoLsTEIN. LEO l.. on Thursday.

Nsy IL fbH ibSa a at 81, F"Ildd:ais, Ts.ldsnss,
Nd LEO |, HoLsTEiSNC' husband
Of Eleanore Kerber Holsteln. brother
ndI q RsniSTn v MI Tp.if. Pssb. S6,ti4i.d e Afs
Of Milwaukee, wis Mrs Rose
Schwartz OF Detroit. Mich Friends
may call a. oawler's Chapel. Wis
eonsln ave. at Harrison NJ. NV,
parking on premisesl, where sery-
30. al in'so am, intsFment Ar.
linston National Cemetery. 10
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Never rose to wealth or fame.
Simply lived and simply died,
But the passing OF his name
Left a sorrow far and wide.
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BRINGING UP sAsG HINTS COLLECTED GERBER MOTHER FIVE

hours usually about the same times
each dayl your own schedule can be
Teananged to spend part of these times
encouraging him to Try new things.
When he must be alone, Try to provide
self-amusement which will keep
him occupied.
On the grUw from head to toe. Rapidly
growing and increasingly active babies
need protein to help the development
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Meats are just the thing to provide
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on crusty bread to munich with the feast.
Take the remaining part Of the body
between the palms, holding rs if at
prayer. Crack inward, crack outward =
il breaks open clean as a whistle. There
Is some good eating in this section too,
in those small spidery legs, the little
claws One by one tear them loose. Pull
the legs between the teeth as one would
an artichOkc petal; suck out the elixir.
Don't fail 10 enjoy the good little tidbit
at the TIP end.
Legs finished, liver eaten, still good
les remain The shell holds melted
butter and little shreds Of the lobster
Ia ncCtarOus gravy! Dip in the crusty
bread, mop out the shell. -sMa $50
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Nothing delights mother more than
when her baby peacefully slips into the
land of nod. But as babies grow older
even natural sleepyteads have some
periods when they balk at sleep. If your
baby goes on night-oWl spree
occasionally, you might Try these
tried-and-true tips:
. If baby is kept reasonably active with
q few games plus mild exercise during
waking hours, ne may succumb to
the sandman more quickly. Peace and
quiet and lazy pFe-bedtime bath
have luIIing effect.
"A split-supper feeding may encourage
drowsiness. Serve the main part of
babys meal a bit before the regular
time Save his bottle and bit of fruit
for pre-crib snack.
Rockabye rebels or seIf-sNled
sIeepyheads, both are partial to the
pleasures of Gerber Strained Fruit
Juices. That's because their delicate,
true-fruit flavors make slipping
something extra-special. INTENTIONALLY
speaking. all Gerber Juices are equally
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make up the luscious list, including
two new Gerber greats: Mixed Fruit
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flavor delights.
Delicious afterthOught to cure post-nap
blues: cooling sips of any Gerber Juice.
Words on waking hours Just as every
baby works out his own particular
sleeping schedule. so he develops his
individual pattern of wakefuIness.
As you become familiar with his waking
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out of a Lobster Feast

throat Now for claw two, and repeat.
With nut-cracker, hammer teeth, or
a rock, break the heavy claw shells.
With a small twoPrOnged fork dig out
the sweet nuggets Of the rosy meat.
Rich @s (oje er@s
Separate tail-PieOe from body by
arching the hack TIL 1t cracks. Bend
back and break the GipPers of the tail
end. Insert fork where the fiiPpcrs were
and push, push hard Lift out the nice
chunky piece of meat Next, unhinge
the back from the body. Don't forget,
this contains the tOmalley or liver of the
lobster which when cooked is green.
Delicious stuff, rich as fOie gras. Spread
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Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

approximate center line of
Lexington Road Extension
North of said Highway num-
Der Twelve CID, thence run
ming North So degrees Al
minutes West for 864.0 feet
to and along the property line
of Bart Truitt and its extern
sion across the property OF
said Bart Truitt to the West
line thereof, thence running
South for 446. so feet along the
West line of said Truitt pro-
|perty to the center line of
Mississippi No. IL Highway,
thence running South 81 de-
|grees 40 minutes East for
1900 feet to the point of be-
|ginning and close at the Nor
thwest corner of the present
corporate limits, and contain
ling 1094.13 acres, more or
iless, and all being situated in
SECTIONS IL, IL, 10, IA, and
lis, Township IA North, Range
Ia East, in Holmes County,
Mississippi.
And the City of Durant,
Mississippi, has filed its Pc
tition in the Chancery Court
|of Holmes County, Mississip-
lpi, praying for the ratifica-
tion, approval and confirma.
|tion by the Court Of said or
ldinance and the enlargement
lof it's municipal boundaries.
You are further notified
that said cause has been by
the Court set for hearing, on
said petition and exhibits
thereto, at the Court House
|of Holmes County, Mississippi
Ipi, in Lexington, said County
and State, at 900 O'Clock A.
M. on Monday the 9th day Of
September, 1868, at which
time all parties interested
in, affected or aggrieved by,
Tor having objections to, the
said proposed enlargement,
are hereby notified to appear
at said hearing and present
Ito the Court their objections,
if any, to such proposed en-
largement.
Given under my hand and
seal of office, on this the 9Th
day of July, 1868.
Parham H. Williams,
Chancery Clerk
By: Mary A. Trotman,
D. c..
l(SEAL)
7-18-4tc
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

West for 267O.O feet to appro-
ximate center line of Licking
ton Avenue Extension, thence
running North So degrees Al
minutes West to and along the
property line of Bart Truht
and the extension of said line
across the property of said
Bart Truitt to the West line
thereof, thence running South
flor 446.50 feet to the center
line of Mississippi No. Il
Highway, thence running Sou
tn 81 degrees 40 minutes East
flor 5000 feet to the point Of
beginning at the Northwest
Icorner of the present corpor
ate limits, to close; all being
situated in Sections II anG
liz, and containing 1880 &C
Tres, more or less, in Township
ia North, Range 4 East, Hol
ines County, Mississippi.
SECTION 2. That the cor
porate boundaries and limits
of said City Of Durant, Hol
mes County, Mississippi, as
SO altered, enlarged and ex
tended by this ordinance
shall be and are particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
The land situated in Hol
mes County, State of Missis
sippi, described as follows
to-Wit:
From a point which is the
Northwest corner of the pre-
sent corporate limits of tht
City of Durant, Mississippi
as the point of beginning, the
said point being 591.0 fee
North of and 1839.75 feet Nor
tn 81 degrees 06 minutes Wes'
OF the Southeast corner of the
SW4 of the NE4, Section II
Township IA North, Range
East, Holmes County, Missis
sippi, and from said point O.
beginning run South q de
grees "a minutes West fol
729O. so feet along the Yves
corporate limits as they nov
exist to the Southwest corner
of present corporate limits
thence running South 81 de
grees SO minutes East TO.
I5319.5O feet to the Southeas
corner of present corporate
limits, thence running alons
said existing corporate limits
North 81 degrees 10 minute
for 949.3 3 feet, Themes
North 81 degrees "a minute
East for 5611.20 feet, thence
North II degrees 10 minute
West for 1949.70 feet to thu
Northeast corner of the pre-
sent corporate limits at
point on the East right o
way line of the Illinois Cent
raj Railroad, thence running
West for 1880 feet across
said Railroad, thence running
North u degrees d MINUTES
East for 1850 feet along thu
West right of way line of sait
Railroad to the Northeast cor
ner of the proposed corporate
limits, thence running Soutl
SO degrees 30 minutes Yves
for 2O3O.2 6 feet to the Eas
right of way line of jackson
Street extension at a poin
that is $50 feet East of tn
approximate center line o
said Street, thence running
North for 1910 feet, along tn
lsaid East right of way lin
Iof said street, thence running
West for 2670.0 feet to tn
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

vas Mrs. Amelia crane. Mrs.
Pate Johnson won high score,
Mrs. H. L. Nichols won low
and Mrs. M. Tahir bingoed.
The hostess served delicious
refreshments.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01


To all persons interested in,
affected or aggrieved by, or
having objections to the en-
largement of the corporate
boundary of the City of Dur
ant, Mississippi:
You and each of you are
hereby notified that the May.
or and Board of Aldermen OF
the City of Durant, Holmes
County, Mississippi, at its re-
gular meeting held on the 4th
day of June, 1868, duly adopt
ed an ordinance, enlarging
the boundaries of the City OF
Durant, Mississippi, to incor-
porate therein the following
additional territory into the
corporate limits of the SAID
City of Durant, Mississippi,
to-wit:
Beginning at a point that
is the Northwest corner OF
the present corporate limits
of the City of Durant, Missis.
sippi, said point of beginning
also being described as being
at a point on the South right
of way line of Mississippi No.
II Highway, and is 591.5 feet
North of and 1839.75 feet Nor
tn 62 degrees 06 minutes West
from the Southeast corner
of the SW4 of the NE4, Section
II, Township IA North, Range
4 East, Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi, and from said point
of beginning run thence South
62 degrees 06 minutes East
along the South right of way
line of said Highway No. L
for 3336.50 feet to and across
U. S. 81 Highway, thence run
ming North 0 degrees Is min
utes East for 34.8 feet along
the East right of way line Of
said Highway, thence running
East for 200 feet, thence Nor
tn 1 degree 90 minutes East
for 66.2 feet along Highway
right of way, thence running
East for 1172.80 feet to the
West right of way line of the
Illinois Central Railroad pro
perty to a point that is West
for 1880 feet of the North
east corner of the present cor
porate limits, thence running
North 81 degrees "a minutes
East for 1880 feet along the
West right of way line of saic
Railroad, to the proposed Nor
theast corner of corporate
limits, thence running South
SO degrees 80 minutes Wes1
for 2030.26 feet to the Eas'
right of way line of Jackson
Street extension, thence run
ming North for 100 feet along
the East right of way line o.
said Street, thence running
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
TCHULA
News
BY Mrs. TutterOw
w. A. Attends Picnic

w. A. Attends Picnic
The Tchula Y. w. AS at
tended a County Wide Picnic
at Holmes County Park Tues
day afternoon. Tchula Y. w.
A. girls were hostess for the
afternoon. Mrs. Castor Gran
tham, Y. w. A.. director O!
Holmes County. and Mrs. Raj.
phi Tutterow accompanied the
girls. Miss Nadine Pettus is
president of Y. w. A. of Hol.
mes County and Miss Patricia
Tutterow is secretary.
Mr.. Bill Smith of WoOdville
visited in the home of Mr.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

Miss SprOles Hostess To
Thursday Canasta Club
The Thursday Canasta Club
met in the home of Miss Ag-
mes Sproles.
Beautiful arrangements of
lSpring flowers decorated the
party room. Substitute player
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT TWO HOLMES
COUNTY MISSISSIPPI, IN BEHALF OF
CA. DIcKERsoN, CANDIDATE FOR SUPERVISOR
solicit u vote and influence OF August 9th when you 60 to the polls.
A vote for c. A. Dnkenon will be a vote for better roads, a better future
for District Two, and better cooperation between the people and the local
government.
When elected your Supervisor. will be open at all times for advice thar
might advance District Two
l. will promote better roads in District Two by having a group of o
operative men o maintain WI roads.
2 will black top two Of the main roads in District Two if at all pos
sbe
3. will work toward the interest Of the tax payers OF District wo' ao
will keep the tax raea as small as possible.
q will moi buy any kind of equipment for District Two unless it is ne-
cessay, nr will wastes any of the tax payers money
5 will not accept a commission from any machinery which might buy
while in office
/ 6 will spend our tax dollars at home when possible, and rotate the
same among or local business men,
T. will do all within my power to promote the District Two Hospital
g. will work toward keeping u local high schools in District Two and
for the betemento of Holmes Junior College.
g. will cooperate with the Board Of Supervisors at all times for the Bet
tement Of Holmes County,
ca. DIcKERsoN
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

Mr.. 81 Corley Of Jackson
was a guest in the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Roy Rad
din and family last Tuesday
night.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

Mrs. Alice Mae Booth re.
turned home Sunday after a
weeks vacation at Biloxi.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

Mrs. Walter Joiner and
children left Tuesday by train
for California where they
will board a plane to Saige
vietnem to join Mr.. Joiner
who is with the Navy.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian Gwin
and family left last week for
a vacation in Florida.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01

and Mrs. Eugene Tharpe and
family Sunday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-01
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE CHANCERY COURT
OF HOLMES COUNTY,
MISSISSIPPI
In the Matter of the En-
largement of the Municipal
Boundary of the City of Dur
ant, Mississippi.
Cause No. iO,5O2
NOTICE OF HEARING On
PETITION FOR EXTENSION
OF BOUNDARIES OF
THE CITY OF DURANT,
HOLMES COUNTY,
MISSISSIPPI