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Navajo times., 1963-03-14

ments as applying to the Navajo
youth. He said his envir onment,
social life and parental backgr ound
are a handicap. The young Indian.
he said, often enters a vocation
because of a personal Whim: He
needed pair of spurs SO became
a blacksmith.
He also defended the so-called
"dropout" of Indian youths who
attend vocational school. Often, he
said. the trainee can acquire the
skills for full-time employment
in less time than the prescribed
training period.
Navajo times., 1963-03-14
Evans Smith Killed

Evans Smith Jr.. 27 year
old Maintenance man for the Utah
Construction Mining Co.. was
killed Friday morning. February
p. 1868, between 1900 midnight
and 400 AM. Evans had just got
off the swing shift and was enr QUITE
home when he apparently fell
asleep at the wheel, and knocked
down two guide posts and the
third post changed the direction of
the car and swerved across the
road and onto a fence below the
highway. The car was in mid air
for SO feet before landing right side
up. Evans was killed instantly.
He was the father of three children
from Shiprock. New Mexico.
Navajo times., 1963-03-14
View Of Indian Youth
On Vocation Explained

Albuquerque Journal-,-H ow the
Indian youth looks at a vocation
was explained by tribal repre- SCH
tatives ofpueblo and Navajo Indians
at the second session of a staff
seminar by the Gallup Area Bureau
of Indian Affairs meeting Wednes-
day at the University of New Mex
leo.
The pueblo youth is caught
between two worlds, said Joe Her
rera, New Mexico State Dept. of
Education, Division of Indian Edu-
cation. Outside the pueblo he has
real concern for the future. He
sees nature being exploited and
production the basis for economic
survival. This is in contrast to
his life in the pueblo Herrera said
TOO MANY JOBS
John Wallace, employment as
sistance officer, BA Chinle Sub
agency, said the Navajo looks at
a vocation like anyone in any
society. He is confu sed by too many
good jobs.
"Our responsibility of employ
mem counselors is tonarr oW down
the field Of vocational Choices"
he said. Wallace said this is done
through interviews. testing. and
examination of schools records.
In addressing the go persons
who represent Indians in Colorado,
Arizona, and New Mexico. Herrera
said the Indian youth in the pueblo
is far removed from activities
which contribute to social develop
ment required in the outside world.
His close ties to family life often
give the image of incompetence
in regardt to initiative and decision
making, he said.
ACTION ON A WHIM
Wallace echoed these senti--
Navajo times., 1963-03-14
Your Congressman
SeHsner ViesUs

Probably the most cont reversal
committee in Congress is the House
Cn-American Activities Commit
tee.
There are three active groups
who have definite opinions relat-
ing to the committee's functions.
The first group is opposed to
the committee. and feels it has
jeopardized the civil liberties of
people, which are guaranteed by
the Bill of Rights i'll our ConStitu-
tion. They recommended absolute
abOliShment of the committee, or,
at least. let it die for lack of suf-
ficient funds to perform it's duties.
This opposition group say the
committee has done nothing 10 jus
tify one of the bigge st budgets
ong House committees. They
call its Legislative output ''mim-
pressive". and point out that in Is
years the committee has beenres-
pOnSible for enactment of only three
laws.
The second group believes the
committee has done no harm, and
in its search for communists and
fellOw-travelerS, has performed
an outstanding service to the United
States.
This group. which we will call
proponents, believes COngreS
must retain a committee to inveS-
tigate all aspects of cOmmum site
activity, to uncover cases of eS-
pionage. and to recommend such
Legislation as is neededtocope with
it. They feel that all the money
expended by the committee is we'll
worth while if it exposes just one
communist. The committee. this
group feels, should continue to
operate just as it has in the past.
The third group l will term as
moderateS. They feel continued
investigation in the field should be
continued, but think the committee
has acted more as a proSecm OF
than as legislator. and by SO doing
have jeopardized the civil liberties
of many people who have been
called to testify.
They feel that by transferring
Navajo times., 1963-03-14
Pedestrian Sufety

WALKERS:
0 Obey traffic signals and signs.
. Cross at intersections only.
Q Look left and right for traffic
while crossing.
o Watch for turning cars before
crossing.
Q Never walk into the street from
between parked cars.
Q If you must walk on the road.
walk on the left facing traffic.
0 Wait on the sidewalk for the
proper time to cross the street.
Q At night. wear or carry some
thing white or reflectorized to
help drivers see you.
While crossing streets, don't
obscure your view with pack
ages, an umbrella or hat.
Navajo times., 1963-03-14
Sheep Grower
Continued from Page 1

Rock.
Registration for the school will
take place from 9 am. to 10 d. m.
Wedne Sday. March 20, followed by
introductions by Annie Wauneka.
From 1O:3Oto II am. Howard Cor
man will discuss the resources
committee and sheep growers. "
From II am. to IL noon Charles
Fuller will talk on the future of
the sheep industry" After "a Dutch
tre at lunch. the discussion will
center on "wool grading. led by
Prof. p. f. Neal.
On Thur sday Sam Billison will
preside. From 9 a. m. to o:45 Frank
Walker will conduct a discussion
on marketing lambs" At 9:3Otill
IL noon the "NeW Mexico sheep
impr rovement program" will be the
theme Of discussion led by Prof.
Neal. Following a Dutch treat lun
cheon Prof. Neal will be chairman
of discussion on "sheep grading"
Evening star., 1963-01-13

heads Of Dinah Shore, Natalie Wood, Jean Sim.
mons, Ann-Margret and jeanne Woodward among
plenty of others, he's famous not only for his
hairdOs but for his blue jeans and T-shirt working
costume, his bOyish looks, and his down.tO-earth
attitude = even with movie queens. In New York,
while at Saks Fifth Avenue, he agrees to wear
suit, but won't be seen working with his necktie on
He dislikes elaborate hairdOs = on any woman.
Masters does some reHOdeIing
When we heard him talk about ''teen-age mon.
sters," we decided to have him remodel one and
see how he thinks she should look. The pleasing
Evening star., 1963-01-13

transformation is shown in the before and after'
pictures on this page. While he did it, at an
astOnishingy rapid pace, we watched and listened,
getting his opinions on the subject He had plenty.
In Beverly Hills, the girls look even worse
than they do in New York. They really run around
weird, ne said. Their hair is so teased up that
it looks like one big knot. They must think they
look beautiful, but can assure them they don't.
They look mess.
I think it all got started when the bouffant
hairdO became the big thing for women. The teen.
ayers picked it up and exaggerated it, took it to
extremes. | think it's -eo.,;.v.d a. 0,,. ,,
Evening star., 1963-01-13

20 MANY TEEN-AcE GIRLS today look like mon-
sters with their huge heads and short skirts don't
think they realize how they look or they'd stop it"
George Masters, the newest big-name hairdresser
who operates out of Hollywood and New York,
said the other day. "And those black, black eyes
and white mouths! I'd never go out with a girl
who looked like that"
Masters, who sets young girls to swooning
when they see him, is only Is himself and already
aPhenOmenal success. He's no stufy fuddy y-duddy,
but handsome young man who does and says
what he feels like.
In Beverly Hills, where he has restyled the
Evening star., 1963-01-13

TINS WEEK MsssEIAs / JssSsry ". ISSa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17
Building permits issued re.

Building permits issued re-
Gently by the District include:
Southeast Properties, 5646
Henderson I'd, Temple Hills,
Md, owner and builder; L.
w. Giles, architect; to erect
a three-story, 13-unit brick
and cinder block at 1858 10th
pl. Sc; to cost $65,000.
Also, to erect a three
story, brick and einder block
apartment of Is units at
1857 10th pl. Sc; to cost
$4,000, and to erect a three
story, 17-unit apartment at
1853 18th pl. Sc; to cost
$4,000.
TexacO, Inc, Norfolk, Va,
owner; builder not selected;
Earl Won Reichenbach, ar
chitect; to construct a one
story, brick and cinder block
gasoline service station at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17
District Building Permits

1874 Rhode Island ave. me-;
to cost $4,000.
william Magazine, 1000
Connecticut ave. NV, own
err; Standard Construction
Co., builders; Corning, Moore,
ElmOre g. Fisher, architects;
to convert existing storage
room to beauty shop and
delicatessen at 1000 MaSsa-
chuSettS ave. NV; to cost
$4,000.
Trio Construction Co., Inc,
1859 BladenSburg I'd. me-,
owner and builder; Julius g.
Morris Ginsburg, builder;
ThOmen & CrOmar, archi-
tect; to build a three-story
brick and cinder block, 81
unit apartment at 424 Ridge
I'd. Sc; to cost $126,000.
w. J. Goodwin, $500 N. 9th
ST.. Arlington, owner and
builder: Earl Won Reichen-
bach, architect; to build two
one-story brick, cinder block
and brick veneer dwellings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17
THE EVENING STAR

VuSHIHYtOHS ~ -.
Saturday, August ", 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

at 44Ol and 4403 Banks pl.
ne. at a cost Of $4,000 each.
Henry Berliner, jr., $500
Thirty-ninth st. NV, owner;
Trend, Inc, builder; Ben
Carr, architect; to erect a
two-story frame dwelling at
287O Upton st. NV; to cost
$45,OOO.
Pennsylvania Avenue Bap-
fist Church, 5000 Pennsyl-
yania ave. Sc, owner; C. M.
Hale Co., Inc, builder; VOs-
beck and Ward g. Associates,
architects; to erect an addi-
ton to the church at a cost
of 100000.
HOrning Brothers, Tower
Building, owner and builder;
Donald J. Hogan, architect;
to build two, three-story
masonry and frame apart
ment buildings at 1925 Nor
ris I'd. Sc. and l418 Howard
I'd. s.e.; to cost $4,000 each.
The chronicle., 1963-12-20
Education and Instructions II

FINISH HIGH
SCHOOL
Study with Sc year old school.
Take approved subjects for
diploma by home study. Pre-.
pare for better Job or college
sxams. Tuition SO monthly. In.
-lucss books. Our graAuafes
hove attended over 500 col.
'eges. Write or phone for free
IS page bulletin.
M~-~"i~~-@ c-H~~s
p. o. Box loosz. Dept. p
Jackson. Miss.
IL M&F II be Tfl5
Apartments for rent Is
FURN / B/R $40 a. > B/R duplex.
$40 fenced, util. furn. 7~62-eSs0. 7e2-
3458, 762-9368.
Furn , rm. apt Newly enov Private
Ut- furn. Adults only $40 w Een.
2 bedroom furnished duplex apt
Bayou Casotte. s45 month. so 1854
FURN. APT. gas Resca de Ia Palma
SIS. Util incl. SO 2-5l69.
New all furn. apis; air-conditioned;
carpets: new furn a. appliances. Gail
'62-95l5 or 762-5449.
l bedroom furn. s55. 50 s-e25s.
Back the Holiday Safety Campaign.
I br. furn. duplex cent. located a/cond
$40. so 2-4e13.
l Q B/R furn. apis. so 2-1lss.
, rms & bath util furn. $40. 3l3 Jonte
Terrace. Phone SO 3-33s4 after 8 PM
New furn apt SIS VIZ. CIR 5-s4l3.
. B/R unfurn. duplex apt. $40 mo
Mrs. r. B. Harper, 22o4 ingalls, so 2
6149.
Nicely furn. 2 BR duplex 71a weems
M. p. SIS mo. SO 2-37S3.
Newly painted furn. 1 br. duplex, !
r. g. kitch. comb. Auto heat; closets,
priv. ent.. basement w/tubs, water
furn. Couple: no pets. 500. 762-2237.
YOUNG MAN SHARE FuRN. APART
MENT $3.50 mo. 7o24s1l. 7s2-4o32.
BR furn. apt. $40 50 2-445o.
, nm. furn. apt. ut. incl. s75 mo.
767-3507. 762-iT24, T62-3755.
NJ r.: Furn. SIS wk. CIR B-s<l1.
Rooms and board 13s
Rooms for mem: good home cooking,
liv. I'm wfTv SIS wk. 500 8. Pasc.
Women or men: Bedroom with kitchen
81 T.v. privileges. SO wk- 762-i632.
Trailers for rent 13e
1 B/R. Near shpyrd. $50 unfurn. e7s
furn. SO 2-244o.
Z br trailer s25 Canty.
1 br. furn. I block from Gautier
Bridge SEQ mo. SO 2-l367.
or sale 10 wide 50 II. 2 br. Sos mo
rent or $3.50 equity so 2-s3ss.
The chronicle., 1963-12-20
NO. S702
NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTED
TRTISTEE,c SAVE

BY virtue Of the authority vested IN
me as Substituted Trustee in that GER
an deed OF trust given to the Bailey
mortgage Company by Jessie II. Creek
more and Serita Creekmore. man and
wiIe. dated August Is. 1851. and rec.
oroed In Book l57 at Page az az n.
records OF Deeds OF Trust OF .Jac,-son
county. Mississippi, which instrument
and he Indebtedness thereby secured
were transferred to The Greater New
York Savings Bank by assivment sated
Octo5er II. 1862, and Recorded n
Book lit at Page 47o of tbs Records
~ Dceas OF Trust OF jackson County.
HlisslSS-ppi. INT default having been
ms IN the payment Of the said n
c~ecteaness and in accordance with the
Ems OF the said deed OF trust. ]
WI on the 18th day Of January. 1864.
within le-al hours at the front door
OF tne county Courthouse in Pasca-
goula' Jackson County. Mississippi
sen to the highest bidder for cash. the
Following described property:
Lot o. Block s. Eastlawn Subdivision
tract c.. as per plat thereof record
ed IN Plat Book 2. Pages z to is of
the Records Of PlatS of Jackson Conn
ty, Mississippi.
l VIII convey only such title to the
above property as is vested in me as
substituted Trustee.
p posted and published this
10th day Of December, 1858.
ERNEST @. MARTIN, JR..
Substituted Trustee.
MY substitution Is dated November
70, 1863. and is presently filed for
record in Book 200. Pages 3ss-4Oo of
the Records Of Deeds of Trust of
Jackson County, Mist.
<t 1920. ~. 10. 10
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NO. 1910

4NO4 AZ
Notice is hereby given that Che
Board Of Supervisors Of jackson Coun-
ty. Mississippi. will receive sealeC
bids until 1000 A M. on Tuesday
January 2. 1864. for the furnishing e
the County and the various Districts
all types Of the following materials
I. All types of motor fuel. including
gasoline, diesel and other fuels tina
the County might need. and various
greaseS and OIL.
q. Road building materials such 81
sand. gravel Stag. clam shells. reel
shells. oyster shells, bitumuls products
including hot and cold mix. Gu
backs, etc.
;. Bridge building materials includ.
ing creosoted lumber, creosoted pilings
untreated lumber. concrete bridge
slabs, etc.
4. various sizes Of tires including
automobile. truck, and grader tirei
and tubes that the County might
need.
S. Culvert materials. both metal and
concrete. and of various sizes.
6. Gables OF all sizes with varying
tensil strength.
2. Rental equipment Of all kinds.
8. Courthouse and janitorial sup
plies.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids, and to award
contracts in the best interest Of the
County.
Given under my hand and official
seal OF office. this the End day Of
December. A. D.. 1868.
(SEAL)
WILBUR q. DEES. Clerk
Board of Supervisors,
jackson County, Mississippi.
1918. 20. ~, I-3
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NO. $3.50
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
IN THE CHANCERY COURT
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1893
CAUSE NO. 1890
IN THE MATTER OF THE LAST
WILL AND TESTAr1ENT OF JAMES
IRA FORD, DECEASED.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that Letters
re~stamentary and of Administration in
the Estate OF j.. !. Ford. deceased.
were issued to the undersigned by the
Chapcery Clerk Of Jackson County
Mississippi. on the 22nd day Of No
vem:er, 1868.
AL persons having claims against
the said Estate are hereby notified to
have the same registered. p~rocated
and allowed before the Chancery Clerk
Of Jackson County. Mississippi. within
six (6) months from this date. all
claims not SO registered. probated and
allowed within said time will be for
ever barred.
WITNESS MY HAND this the 75th
day Of November, 1863.
Mrs. Rena A. Ford.
Executrix of the Last VIII and
Testament OF J. ]. Ford
deceased.
1t 11-3s. 1875. -. 20
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NO. S676
NOTICE OF STTRSTYTYYTrn

NO. S676
NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTED
TRUSTEES SALE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
DEFAULT having been made in che
payment Of the Indebtedness secured
by a Deed OF Trust from ISAAC JESSIE
and wife. LAURA BELL JESSIE, TO
INSTITUTE FOR ESSENTIAL HOUS-
ING. INC. fnow Certain-teed Products
Corporation), Beneficiary, r. z. Nc
DANIEL, Trustee, dated March "a,
1869. and recorded in Book 1853, Pages
4s3A94, Records Of Mortgages and
Deeds OF Trust of jackson County
Mississippi. and the owner of the Deed
OF Trust and the note securing same
having requested the undersigned SUBJ
stituted trustee. appointed by in
strument dated November 10, 1858.
and recorded in Book 200. Pares $685.
566. Records Of Mortgages and Deeds
OF Trust as provided therein in the
event OF default. I, RAYMOND 4.
BROWN. substituted trustee, under the
provisions and by virtue Of authority
conferred upon me in the said instru-
ment appointing substituted trustee
Will on Monday. January 6, 1864
within legal hours at the main front
door Of the Courthouse. JACKSON
County. Mississippi. City Of pasca-
goula, offer for sale and sell for cash
to the highest and best bidder the
following described property situated
IN the County OF jackson, State of
Mississippi, to-wit:
Lot Twenty-three (23) In Live Oak
T according to the plat thereof
recorded in Book s, Page So. of the
record Of Plats and Maps Of jackson
county, Mississippi; EXCEPT an nm
divided one-half interest in and ia All
oil. gas and other minerals in. on or
under said lands reserved and re-
tanned BY former owner.
The undersigned substituted tr1,stee
wiz convey only such title as Is vest
ed IN him by virtue of the above de-
scribed Deed Of Trust and Appoint
nent OF Substituted Trustee.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE. this the
10Th day OF December. AID. 1858.
RAYMOND L. BROWN,
substituted Trustee.
1t 1918, 20, n, Is
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NO. 1857

NO. 1857
NOTICE TO TRUCK DEALERS
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Board Of
Supervisors of jackson County, Mis-
sissippi, at the Courthouse in Pas
cagoula, Mississippi. until 1000 AM,
January z, 1864 for the following:
One or more 1864 trucks, IA WE
Cab and Chassis GVW-230oo - vs.
Engine.
Two Rear Spring and Axis Rear
Spring.
$4,000 Rear Axle 2 speed.
6-Disc Wheels.
l. g. r Running Boards.
L q r Hand west Coast Mirror.
The bid must meet the above, or
equal, specification.
The Board reserves the right TO re-
iect any and all bids.
Given under my hand and official
seal of office this the sth day Of
December, 1868.
(SEAL)
WILBUR q. DEES. Clerk
Board of Supervisors,
jackson County. Mississippi.
At 1918. 90. % 1-3
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cember, 1868. insofar as the same re-
late to the borrowing Of $l60, 600 90
In anticipation Of taxes.
I, do further certify that. prior TO
the making OF this certificate. the
said proceedings have been spread at
length upon the permanent records
Of said Board OF Supervisors. where
they now appear and remain In Book
40, at 8 23e-24o inclusive.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ! have
h~ereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal Of jackson County. Mississippi,
this the 18th day Of December A. D.,
1868.
(SEAL)
Isl WILBUR q. Dies. CLERK.
Board Of Supervisors.
jackson County. Mississippi.
1t 1918. 20, az. l-3
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NO. 1878
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES
NOTICE OF SALE

NOT1CE UF SALE
WHEREAS, on April 10. 1859. Otha
Anderson and his wife, Frances Mae
Anderson, executed q Deed of Trust to
Arvis ". Cumbest, Trustee. for the
benefit Of Bevis Construction Com
pany, Inc, which Deed Of Trust Is
recorded in Book i23 at Page 500 in
the office Of the Chancery Clerk Of
Jackson County. Mississippi;
AND WHEREAS, Bevis Shell Homes.
Inc. successor In title TO Bevis Con-
struction Company. Inc, has duly sub
stituted william L. Waller as Substi-
tuted Trustee, by instrument dated
october 3. 1861, and recorded in Book
153 at Pages 523 Of the records afore-
said;
AND WHEREAS. the Estate Of Bevis
Shell Homes, Inc. Is now being adj
ministered by John p. Corcoran, Jr.,
as Trustee. appointed by the q. s..
District Court for the Southern
District Of Florida. Tampa Division,
Case Number 4204. on june %, 1862,
and thereafter on July "a, 1862, said
U. 8. District Court authorized said
Trustee to act by and through William
L. Waller. Attorney at Law, jackson,
Mississippi. being the same person as
the Substituted Trustee herein men,
toned;
AND WHEREAS. default having been
made In the payment Of the indebted
ness secured by said Deed OF Trust.
and John P. Corcoran, Jr., the Trustse
for the holder Of the Note and Deed
Of Trust. having reque-tcd the un-
ders.Tned Trustee so to do. I will, on
the eth day Of January. 1904, offer for
sale ct public cutlery ari sell during
LEGAL horrs. between the hours Of 1900
PHI. ard 400 PM. at the main front
door Of the County Court House Of
Jackson County. at Pascagoula, Mis-
sissippi. for cash to the highest and
best bidder. the following described
land and property situated in Jack
son County. Mississippi. to-wit:
Lot No. l0s of First Addition 20
Turner Farm Subdivision as shown by
plat recorded In Plat Book 2, Page 8,
Of the Records of Plats Of Jackson
County. Mississippi, and being situat-
ed in Section 30. Township z South,
Range s West, jackson County. Mis-
sissippi.
I vii convey only such title as Is
vested in me as Substituted Trustee.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE this the
10th day Of December, 1868.
(SEAL)
WILLIAM L. WALLER,
Substituted Trustee.
! At 1918, 20. ~, -
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Legal Notices
NO. S615
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
NnryNTg nE JACKSON

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
Default having been made IN the
nayment of the Indebtedness secured
BY q Deed Of Trust from JOSEPH E.
TENPLET. to INGALLS, EMPLOYEES
CREDIT UNION, Beneficiary. CARL A.
MrGEHEE, Trustee, dated June %,
1sei. recorded In Book l54. Pages ls3-
%. Record of Mortgages and Deeds OF
Trust. jackson County. Mississippi
and the present holder and owner OF
the Note and the Deed OF Trust seeur-
ting same having requested the under
sie-ed Trustee to foreclose said Dced
OF Trust as provided therein in the
event Of default. !, CARL A. NIECE
HEE, Trustee, under the provisions and
by virtue of authority conferred upon
me in said Deed OF Trust. will. on
Monday, January 6. 1864. within legal
hours at the main front door OF the
Courthouse, Jackson County. Missis-
sippi, City OF P~ascagoula. offer for
sale and sell for cash to the highest
and best bidder the following deScrib-
ed property situated in the County of
jackson, State of Mississippi, to-wit:
Lots rs and u Of the Frances
Theirry Subdivision of part Of Lot Sc
of the Eugenia Baptiste Tract in
Claim Section 80, Township 8 South,
Range 5 West. as per plat Of said sub
division recorded in Book ]. Page ITS.
of the Surveyors Records on file in
the office OF the Chancery Clerk of
Jackson County, Mississippi.
The undersigned Trustee will con-
vey only such title as is vested in
him by virtue OF the above described
Deed of Trust.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE, this the
10th day of December, AID, 1863.
(SEAL)
CARL A. MEGEHEE,
Trustee.
At f2-iS 40 AZ IA