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Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31

|ciation meeting in Jackson on
October 10, II, and 18th. De
llegates were Mary Gillian OF
Holmes County, Lois Barbour
!of Yazoo County and Carilyn
ICausey Of Holmes.
Members were infr~ne
that the practice of having a
delegate for every twenty
members would be continued,
and that plans for a new
headquarters were bein ma
de.
At the close Of the meeting,
a social hour was enjoyed.
The dining room was attract
lively decorated in the Halo
ween motif. Candy, nuts, ca
Ike, coffee and cokes were
served by the hostess.
The next meeting is scne-
|duled for November 10Th, at
1880 p. m. with Mrs. Minerva
CLARK, r. N. as hostess.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31
|Women's Clubs
hear Mrs. Mckie

Mrs. j. D. Mckee, Vice
President of the Mississippi
Federation of Women's Clubs,
was guest speaker at the An
nual Federation Luncheon
held in the Hotel Durant on
October 10th. The affair was
sponsored by the Twentieth
Century Club, The Woman's
Club and the Gamma Club,
all of Duarnt.
Mrs. Hugh Carl Mcclellan,
President of the Twentieth
Club, presided over the meet.
ing, with Mrs. Roy Smith,
President of the Woman's
Club, giving the invocation.
Mrs. McKie's address,, based
on the theme of Building"
was enthusiastical ally received
by all club members present.
She stressed the need of stu
dy, reading and club work to
enhance the building Of indi-
viduals within themselves and
within groups.
At the close of Mrs. Nc
Kie's talk, she was present
eu a gift by Mrs. Ralph Nc
Gehee, President of the Gam
ma Club, from the Federated
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31
NOTICE OF
TRUSTEES SALE

I, G.. H. Marlborough, Trus.
tee, Under the provisions OF
and by virtue of the authority
conferred on me in a deed Of
rust executed by William c
Johnson on End of October
1853 to secure a certain in
debtedness to Clarence Friar
and which deed of trust is re
corded in Trust Deed Book
l16, page 479, Land Recorts
in the Chancery Clerks Off
&c of Holmes County, Missis
sippi, and default having beer
made in the payment thereof
and l having been requested
by the owner and holder there
of to foreclose the same,
will on Friday, November
18th, 1868, during legal hours
offer for sale, and will sci
at public auction for cash tC
the highest bidder at the
South front door of the Hol.
mes County Court House ir
Lexington, Mississippi, the
following described real eS'
tate situated In the City 0i
Lexington, Holmes County
Mississippi, to-wit:
Lots SO, 81 and SIS of the
Pecan Grove Subdivision OF
Part of Lot 1877 in the City OF
Lexington, Holmes County
Mississippi, according to a
map or plat of said subdivI.
sion on file in the office OF
the Clerk Of the Chaneery
Court of Holmes County, Mis-.
sissippi.
Title believed to be good,
but l will convex only such
title as is vested in me as
such Trustee.
Witness my signature on
this October IS, 1868.
G. H. Marlborough,
Trustee
10-24-4tc
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31
District Nurses
|ottend State
Association

Three hundred Registered
Nurses, from all parts of the
state, attended the Mississip-
ri Nurses Association in Jack
son on October 8 : 18th. Re-
presenting twenty nine dist
riots in all branches of MUIR
sing, there were 112 delegates,
.112 other nurses and 8 guests.
The programs, during the
three day meeting, were re-
ported to be timely, educa-
|tional and interesting. Plan
ming meetings for the New
Year were attended by the
House of Delegates.
Recreation activities includ-
ed a variety of tours and
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31
$TATE OF MISSISSIPPI
rOUNTV OF uOI MES

$TATE OF MISSISSIPPI
BOUNTY OF HOLMES
IN THE CHANCERY COURT
VACATION TERM, 1868
In the Matter of the Estate
Sf HERMAN w. ODOM, SR.
Deceased
ROBERT M. ODOM, ADM.
cause NO. 1858
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that
etters of administration were
ssued to Robert M. Odom, as
administrator of the Estate
.f Herman w. Odom, ST., De
eased, as provided for by a
decree of the Chancery Court
bf Holmes County, Missis-
ippi, dated October 2, 1868,
h said cause.
Notice is further given that
LII persons having a claim
kginst said estate shall have
he same registered for pro-
sate within six months from
md after this date or the
Published this the 7th day
IF October, 1868.
Robert M. Odom,
Administrator
Love & Love, Solicitors
10-10-4tp
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31
saying the All pledge led by
Priscilla Camn1o

saying the All pledge led by
Priscilla Sample.
Mrs. Joy Frizell and Mr..
Duane Tucker, All agents,
handed out the project books
for the following year.
Tommy and Mike Haffey
gave a very interesting Ge-
nlonstration on Safety with
|Guns.'
Recreation was led by the
recreation leaders, Vicky
Malone and Jimmy Haffey.
After the meeting was adj
ljourned, Mrs. Jane Sample
and Mrs. Howard Malone SER
we'd refreshments of cokes and
cookies.
DianseWhite,
Reporter
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31

ikins of Vicksburg was elected
president for a two year
term.
Mrs. Mary Gillian, Holmes
County r. NJ, says, ANY one
not having attended a State
Convention has missed a great
deal. Join your A. N. A. now
and be eligible to go. A Re-
gistered Nurse belongs to her
District, State and National
organizations. Now is the
time to pay 1864 dues. March
18th, 1864. is the deadline.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31
MRS. Cousey
hostess to
District Nurses

The Nurses Association Of
District IA, comprised of Hol'
mes, HUMPHREYS and Yazoc
Counties, met on October
18th in the home of Mrs. Carl
YIN Causey.
Mrs. Causey, who is Presi-
dent of the District, presided
over a short business meet
ing. Reports were presented
by delegates who attended
the Mississippi Nurses Asso-
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31

Clubs.
Seven members attended
from District IA (Yazoo, Hum
|phrieS and Holmes Countless,
which has a membership Of
1873. Serving on the State level
tor 1864 will be Mrs. Carilyn
|Causey, r. N. on the Board
of Directors, Miss Hattie Muir
ply, r. N, on Committee Of
Legislation and Mrs. Ann
Masterson, r. ~, on Commit
tee of Standards and Ethics
for Nurses.
Sister Mary Reneguis Har-
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31
New arrival for
h O'Brionts

Mr.. and Mrs. Billy O'Briant
of Durant are the proud par.
ents Of a baby boy born or
Friday, October 18th, at the
District II Hospital in Durant.
He has been named Richard
Barry and weighed 6 pounds
and 10 ounces.
Paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. O'Briant
of West.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31
Ebenezer All
Community Club
holds meeting

The Ebenezer All com,
munity club met at the com
munity club house on Mon
day night, October 18th. for
their second meeting of the
The cluD meeting was open
ed by everyone standing and
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31

Mrs. Billy Binegar led the
group in singing ITO Strength
en the Arms of Liberty with
Mrs. r. E. Irby as accompan-
list.
Arrangement Committee for
the luncheon was: Mrs. r.
C. Calendar, Mrs. j. L.. Lon
ginotti, Miss Winifred Nc
|lntyre, Mrs. Dan Wells, Mrs
Calvin King, Mrs. Weir Kyle
and Mrs. w. E. Thomas.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31
nMB@lGA
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

~ OktI1AA4 OAN0
No. 1851 Letter Testament
ary having been granted on
he 10Th day of October, 1868,
by the Chancery Court of
County, Miss, to the
Undersigned upon the estate
If Mrs. Ebba Williams, De
leased, notice is hereby Civ
in to all persons having
laims against said estate to
present the same to the Clerk
If said Court for probate and
registration according to law
eyithin six months from this
late, or they will be forever
barred.
This the 10th day Of Octo'
Der, 1868.
PickenS Bank,
By: w. b. Barrett,
President
10-24-4tr
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31
T / TO SELL
ON MOTOR

4 Pursuant to the authority
to me by the Board
# Supervisors of Homes Coun-
y, Mississippi, notice is here
by given that the Board will
eceive bids until II O'Clock
4. M, on Monday, Novem-
Der 4th, 1868, for the purchase
srom it of one old Gallon Mo-
or Grader, Model 118, which
has been burned, belonging
o Road District No. 4. The
Board reserves the right to
Seject any or all bids.
Witness my hand this 9Th
lay of October, 1868.
Parham H. Williams,
Clerk
10-10-4tc
/ NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 1854 Letters Tesla
having been granted
In the 4th day of October,
1858, by the Chancery Cuort
f Holmes County, Miss, to
he undersigned upon the es-
ate of Tom Scarborough, De-
eased, notice is hereby Civ
IN to all persons having
laims against said estate to
crescent the same to the Clerk
f said Court for probate and
registration according to law
Eithin six months from the
ate of the first publication
Z this notice, or they will be
brewer barred.
This the 4th day of Octo-
Der, 1868.
Roxie Whisentin,
EXecutriX
10-10-4tr
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31

NJ overwheImIn9' M@
majority Of Missis-
sippi voters have oct NS
ed In the August
primaries, they made
their choice and
gave their mondote. They have hot
enough political campaigning 70
one year -. but disgruntled minori
ty who call themselves Republicans
insist on trying to force themselve'
into Mississippi politics with hand
picked candidates for stote and locu
offices.
These Republicans have offiliotee
openly with a national politico! portl
whose dominant northern and east
ern leadership wants to crush Missis'
sippi economically as we'll as poIiti
caIIy.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31

COUNT
For State Senator
} T. M. WILLIAMS
For State Representative
Vote for two)
WILBURN
HOOKER
{ j. P. LOVE
For County
Prosecuting Attorney
{ } PAT M. R
. For Sheriff
} ANDREW P.
SMITH
For Chancery Clerk
OMRS. ELAINE
For Circuit Clerk
} HENRY B.
For County
Superintendent of
Education
} l.. R.
For Tax Assessor
} MRS. DENTON
For Coroner and
Ranger
{ } DIR. j. JUSTIN
KAZAR
FIRST DISTRICT
For Supervisor
{ } l.. G.. JOHNSON
For Justice of the Peace
Vote for two)
{ } T. B. LEHMAN
{ } S. L. WHITE
For Constable
} ROBERT K.
FARMER
SECOND DISTRICT
For Supervisor
{ O. r. (RAY)
CAMPBELL
For Justice of the Peace
Vote for TWo)
} MRS J. L.
BOUCHILLON
{ } FRED L. TAYLOR
For Constable
Vote for TWo)
{ } D. E. (BUSTER)
TAYLOR
MARION WEEKS
THIRD DISTRICT
For Supervisor
{ w. LESLIE
SMITH
For Justice of the Peace
Vote for Two)
{ } E. w. ELLISON,
JR.
{ } RUFUS
For Constable
{ } LEON
FOURTH DISTRICT
For Supervisor
} ESTELL SCOTT
For Justice of the Peace
{ } CLAUDE LEE
BRIDGES
For Constable
{ } r. S. LOVE
FIFTH DISTRICT
For Supervisor
{ } CHARLES H.
SMITH
For Justice of the Peace
Vote for Two
} E. r.
} J.. B. KELLY
For Constable
} r. P. (BOB)
NOMINEES
NOV. 5
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31

MTT0Dv
AuAr
~
:
VNL
$3.50
oor
PATTERSON
For State Treasurer
{ } WILLIAM
WINTER
For State Superlnten-
dent of Public
Education
{ } j. M. (JACk)
TUBB
For State Auditor of
Public Accounts
w. H. (HAMP)
KING
For State Commissioner
49, ,, ~ sa.,,',.
Commissioner
Dls'l'c' olle
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-31

politics. Beck up the public Officials
you have already elected. Stond with
your friends and neighbors against
outside influence. Make it your per-
sonol task to get out the biggest vote
in history for the Victory BoIlot"
(see right on November s. Whatever
your county's vote was in the pri-
mories aim at adding ten per cent to
that record vote.
Work hard now, and Mississippi will
bury RepubIiconism 50 deep that it
will be another hundred years before
we hear from it ogoin!
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-02
"SENSA-
TIONAL!"
that's the
NEW
MF 800

Farmers who've seen it say
sensational is the only word
that describes the new "30O".
Come in soon and see it your
self. 1t will change all your
ideas about combines!
, 1963-01-19
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from Thursday
C~hristiansted, st. Croix
US. Virgin Islands
January %, 1862
Honorable Walter /. NJ. Hodge
President Of the Virgin Islands Legislature
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, v. !.
Dear President Hodge:

Dear President Hodge:
Kno1,ino vo1r unswervng interest in the youth Oh
the Virgin Islands, it is easier to write TO you apo us w
o,,1+,,roI interests Of our youth Of st. Crolx. Inc OmlS-
+iane+od Hioh School Band Boosters Club IN a recenI
meeting about the need Of new instruments lor LIE ~
Rand decided to confide in ou,presentlng the loAoWnag
list Of instruments, their makes and prices ana relaueu
needs. The list was prepared by Mr. Angelo = ~
dirnctor Of the band. It is hoped that you will be aole
ct present this need before the Legislature and carry -
through to a successful CONCLUSION.
Tho requested list of instruments would make Tor
. wel1-rounded band of about fifty pieces. The hrst prices
presented are those in the list price, and the SECOND hSt
Is the reduced price that Mr.. Marasco could OBTAIN as
director of the band, making a very substantial SAVING
An additional asking for repair instruments, accessories,
method books and music is also included.
# IS understood that whatever grant the Legislature
nov have already made to the Band would be automA-
tica1uy be deducted from the asking hereby presented.
Monbnrs of the Band. members of the Band Boost
- rluh and parents and friends OF the Band are nap
nv to add their signatures to mine on this letter ana
ioin me in expressing gratitude for every consideration
that YOU are able to give this present request
Respectfully yours,
Sgd Lyle Prescott
Lyle Prescott, President
Band Boosters Club
ADDITIONAL SIGNATURES
David Smith Leocadlo Camacno
Cleston Sergent Gilbert HendrlcKs, ct al
A. c. SANFORD OVERSEAS. NC.
Contractors and Engineers
P. O. Box 1873
Christiansted, ST. Croix, vi
6 February 1862
Honorable Walter I. M. Hodge, President
Legislature Of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas, S. Virgin Islands
i
Dear Senator Hodge:
am writing this letter at the request of the Virgin
Islands Contractors Association to respectfully solicit
your support for the introduction and passage of a pro
posed lien law which was prepared by the Attorneys
for the Contractors Association and which has been pre-
viously forwarded to you.
We feel that there is a great need for a lien law in
the Virgin Islands and we will sincerely appreciate any
, 1963-01-19
DR:tWr
cc:Leroy Boyce
File
Chambers OF
ALBERT BRANSON MARIS

ALBERT BRANSON MARIS
Senior United States Circuit Judge
2070 United States Courthouse
Philadelphia Z Pa.
Honorable Walter /. M. Hodge, President
Legislature Of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Ama1ie, Y. /.
Dear Senator Hodge:
May / urge the Legislature to give favorable con-
sideration at this session to the revised election law
which has been prepared at your direction by Equity
Publishing Corporation. AS you know / have given this
oorposal intensive study and / believe that it is well
drawn to meet your need for a modern efficient dem
ocratic election procedure. Moreover myself am salts
fed that the enactment of such an election law is neces-
sary if further autonomy is to be achieved by the Virgin
Islands.
I recognize and understand the reluctance of indie
~pendently elected members, such as Senator Lawaetz
and yourself, to agree to the passage of a law which
would permit straight party voting by the use of a single
cross mark on the ballot. However,, this particular pro
vision can be eliminated, if desired, by simple amend
ments to sections 491(a, 491(e), 584(c) and 623(a).
These provisions could, Of course, be restored to
the law by later amendment if and when the Organic
Act is amended. Such a modification of the bill would
leave party organization, party primaries, party and
independent nomintionS and all the other modern and
improved features of the law, but with the requirement
that a voter would have to mark individually each can
didate for whom he desired to vote. The only difference
on this point between this and the present SYSTEM would
be that the party designation or the word independent
would appear opposite each candidates. name. But since
| believe that the voters now generally know in fact
which parties the candidates represent this would not
be a significant difference. / have drawn and enclosed
the necessary amendments to accomplish this eIimina-
ton ct straight party voting in case you should want to
use them.
There is one matter which really ought in any event
to be taken care of at this session. This is the division
into two polling districts each of the town of Christian
sted and the Kings Quarter of the town of Charlotte
Amalie, each Of which is now too populous for efficient
handling on election day. The proposed election code
takes care of this in sections 1911 and 1913. Just in case it
hould be useful have drafted and enclosed a bill to
subsections (a) and (c) of section 211 of the present title
18 of the Virgin Islands Code so as to incorporate in them
he provisions of sections 19f and 1913 OF the proposed
Continued on page A
, 1963-01-19
Senior United States Circuit Judge
2070 United States Courthouse
Philadelphia 7, Pa.

Honorable Walter /. M. Hodge, President
Legislature of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Ama1ie, v. /.
, 1963-01-19

help you might be able to give US in order to get this
Legislation acted upon during this present session.
Respectfully your,
A. G. SANFORD OVERSEAS, INC.
(Sgdl Don Ross
Don Ross
DRtwr
cc:Leroy Boyce
File
.. Chambers OF
ALBERT BRANSON MARS
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REFRIGERATORS

80 - - - Iva
Areas largest floor display, fuzzy
guaranteed All sales from 500 so,
.o.. PERI .EsS SALES co.
HsSseGfs@O , ssTs sa9 3, s'. 4H..1 9 ,si
back oxi2.. ti5.ss. Other sizes
available at equally low prices
MAYFAIR RUo SHOP, 1925 q
SAFE. pants rack, coat rack. Nom
sren marking mach, NORMANDY
Ms M SHOP i747 Pa. ave. NV.
sba-obdJ,
SEW. MACH, al makes, fecond.
Euars sl4o5 up, SEW MACH.
HcH, 1923 BladensburR I'd. ne.
SEWING MACHINE In cabinet, neW.
latest model, full size, guar, $40.
also new portable, guar, S3a
Phone La 6-60b0.
SEW. MACH.-singer port, left In
lay-a-way, xig-zag attach, bal. e26.
night, Free home demonstratiof,.
SEWING MACH. singer consoIs.
walnut fin. Left IN lay -away. zlg.
wk., day or night RA. 3.6isi
STEAM CLEANING machine, smaii
and compact Electro Magic money
and time saver, 6-mo. guarantees.
Sisb, RA, 6-b0f2.
sTENOTYPE MACHINE. La sale,
WIstand, case, cover, peri. eond !.
100 kIMMoNS, RE. o-27O0, Kxt.
2ss, Q 70 3,
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~. ~ = Leg hwy. All: 0z4-944O.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Spinets, con-
soles and grands from IS monthly
type instruments either new or
slightly used. Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS FOUR STORES: Corner
18th and @ SITS. NV. (phone ST.
3-940Q): Baileys Cross Roads
sEopping Center, Virginia (phone
4Sl -7lSlli 1882 Georgia Ave.
silver Spring (phone JU. 5-l1O5):
lO4 William st., Fredericksbure,
va. tphone Essex 3-7472l. Full Sc
lection at all stores. Baileys Cross
Roads and Silver Spring stores
open evenings.
PIANOS prand 49,, ugI.--G-U
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SlTUATI0MS-MEN
SITUATION WOMEN

PIT, Time, exper. bookkpr., knovl.
Of German. fam. with gen. office
work. typings, refs. 966-465s.
RETIRE. wants part-time typist-
steno. Job. 546-5954.
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RECEPT.-S300
ReceptioniSt Trainee
S305-fOr Publisher

II you are a good typist with a
pleasant. outgoing personality and
a friendly phone voice, you can
in one OF our most exciting
publishing houses. Meet and deal
with clients, meet headlines and
check with the printer. Personality
more important than experience.
RUSH. NANCY LEE (Emp. Serv-
ieel, 347 Washington Bldg, NE.
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Experienced, 5h Days
Other Help Employed, EN-. 3-5444
MAID, to clean second fir. of lge
house, and look after clothes. Call
aft. q, DE. 2-l44l.
RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER for q
adults. 2 at work. apt. Take full
responsibility. cook. serve. light
laundry, hours noon TO approx
$50, day wk. Initiative judg-
ment nee. Starting salary S35 plus
carfare 2 wks. vacation aft. LIST
VI. Bonus or increase thereafter.
Call 332-2597 bet. 81 pm. for
interview.
WOMAN, to care for 3 children.
5-day wk., IL noon til q pm.
Must be dependable. Ii. 3-947l.
WOMAN, refined, settled. light
housework, child care, references.
b-day week, sc. area. Call after
8 pm. 561-4450,
40 JOBS TO be filled by exper. help.
DI. 7-i260. THYME AGENCY,
us @ st. NV. Room 403.
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PIANoS-For values in slightly
used pianos visit Jordan's at 18th
and q SITS NV. Choice Of spinets,
consoles and Strands in q good
selection Of styles and Finished.
Easy terms. ST. $4,000. JOR-
DAMS. cor. 18th and q SITS. NV.
PIANO, Baby Grand, needs tuning,
suitable for rec. room. 10. T.
2S71.
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PIANOS-Your choice mahog., wall
nut, ebony, or blonde spinets,
Surprisingly low priced, S425'
Kits q convenient locationsl /.
Dntn., 1880 @ ST. NV. RE. 1929,
Alex 1921 Mt. Vernon ave. XII.
e.oSS3, Congressional Plaza shop
ping ctr, Rockville pike. HA. =
I42O IVA. and Md. stores open
daily I'll 2 pm. except SAT-
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SIIUATI0NS-D0MESTIc

ABLE DOMEsTICS, live in out,
Dayworkers 81 and fare. Our Both
". in business. QUALITY, 919
N. Y. ave DI. 7-43g3.
BABYSITTERS $50 wk.. daywork-
ers. maids inIout avail. with
refs. d. c. ARBY, 25l2 14th.
667 1910.
EUROPEAN DOMEsTICs-Live in
Quality Help at Reasonable Cost.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
1107 Spring St. s. s. JU. 7-4200
GIRL, colored. desires s.h.w. or
day work. Refs. 462-3543
GIRL, desires work as babysitter
or days work. Inv. Refs. Full or
part time. 667-5s49.
REFINED, CONGENIAL white lady
desires position as companion. CO.
5-3747.
TOP HELP available. Call DI.
7-1260, 396-637l. THYME
AGCYa us @ st. NV.
WOMAN, wants days work, every
day except Fri. D. G. and Chevy
Chase area. Ii. 3-l175.
WOMAN, experienced. desires days
work. References. tn. 2-l247.
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-SECY., no shhd., excel.
opport. for sharp young applicant
IN growing business, average skills
and aptitude for figures. Start
Wilson blvd, Arl.. IA. $4,000.
SECY.. Wilson blvd, will
train sharp young beginner for
front-oftice position, average typ
inc and shhd. skills, 5 days, to
$500, POTOMAC EMPL., 1884
Wilson blvd, IA. $4,000; l04 e.
Broad St, JE. 2-7272.
uErEn a. EnO ..,,,....... a = 49,
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PIANOS. NC.-Used spinet, S3e5.
cash S25, monthly SIC, tuned
gel. 1922 Lee hwy, Arl., mr.. GIebe'
PIIAANOS-Discount prices and only
S26 down with low monthly pay-
ments at the PIANO MART, lois
7th g: NV. tPhone ST. 3-63OOI
and $3.50 Lee highway, Arlington
tPhone 536-6S21D. Large selection
Of new and used spinets and con-
tshes and styles. Arlington store
open evenings,