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East Smyrna Elementary School
''A" Platter fl

East Smyrna Elementary School
"a" Platter fl
Monday: Spanish Rice with
Ground Beef, Wax Beans, Bread
and Butter, Milk. Pineapple
Chunks.
Tuesday; Hot Dogs and Roll,
Baked Beans, Beets, Milk, APP
pie Crisp.
Wednesday: Beef Stew, Cole
Slaw, Cheese Sticks, Hot Bis
cults and Butter, MIX, Apple
sauce.
Thursday: Pizza, Green and
Yellow Beans, Milk, Pineapple
Chunks. :
Friday: Tuna and Macroni
Salad on Lettuce, Green Lima
Beans, Potato Chips, Bread and
Butter. Milk, Fruit Jello.
ga" Platter #2
Monday: Beef Noodle Soup and
Saltines, Peanut Butter and Jel-
ly Sandwich, Milk, Fruit.
Tuesday: Chicken Rice Soup,
Cheese Sandwich, Milk, Apple
Crisp.
Wednesday: Tomato Soup and
Saltines, Egg Salad Sandwich,
Cheese Sticks, Milk, ,Applesauce,
Thursday: Chicken Noodle
Soup and Saltines, Lunch Meat
Sandwich, Milk, Fruit.
Friday: Clam Chowder and
Saltines, Cheese Sandwich,
Milk, Fruit Jello.
John Bassett Moore High School
ga" Platter fl
Monday: Spaghetti with Ham
burg, Wax beans, Cheese Sticks,
Cherry Cobbler, Milk, Bread
and Butter.
Tuesday: Meat Pie with vege-
tables, Mashed Potatoes, Fruit
Salad, Chocolate Pudding, Milk,
Bread and Butter.
Wednesday: Hot Dog Sandwich
Bake Beans, Apple Crisp. Spice
Cake, and Milk.
Thursday: Cold Cuts on bun,
Baked Tomatoes, Green Beans,
Fruit pie, and Milk.
Friday: Tuna and Macaroni
Salad, Peas, Potato Chips,
Sweet Bun, Milk, Bread and
Butter.
ga" Platter #2
Monday: Salami Sandwich,
Pea Soup, Peach Salad, Two
cookies, and milk.
Tuesday: Cheese Sandwich,
Bean Soup, Fruit Salad, Choco-
late Pudding, Milk.
Wednesday: Hot dog Sand
wich, Tomato Soup, Apple
Crisp, Spice Cake, Milk.
Thursday: Cold cuts on bun,
Chicken Noodle Soup, Fruit pie,
Milk.
Friday: Tuna Sandwich, To-
mato Soup, Tossed Salad, Ap-
pie, Milk.
Smyrna Elementary School
"a" Platter fl
Monday: Spaghetti and Meat,
Tossed Salad, Grapefruit sec
tions, Hard roll and butter,
| Milk.
Tuesday: Hot Dog Sandwich,
Baked Beans, Apple Slices,
Pudding, Milk.
Wednesday: Macaroni and
Cheese, Baked Tomatoes,
Green beans, Cherry Cake,
| Bread and Butter, Milk.
Thursday: Roast Beef, Mash
ed Potatoes, Peas, Peaches,
Rolls and Butter, MIX.
Friday: Fish filet, Hash
| Drowned Potatoes, Cole Slaw,
Apple Sauce, Bread and Butter.
MIX.
"a" Platter #2
Monday: Meat Sandwich, To-
/ .x.oe1 Co1rf,o- H-a~1f,-,4f co1
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School Lunches
WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 1920

tions, Milk.
Tuesday: Cheese Sandwich,
Vegetable Soup and Saltines,
Apricots, Milk.
Wednesday: Peanut Butter
Sandwich, Chicken Noodle Soup
and Saltines, Cherry cake, Milk.
Thursday: Bologna Sandwich,
Vegetable Soup and Saltines,
Peaches, Milk.
Friday: Egg Salad Sandwich,
Tomato Soup and Saltines, Ap-
pie Sauce, MIX.
Clayton Elementary School
"a" Platter fl
Monday: Johnny Marzetu,
Baked yams and apples, Spin
ach, Bread and Butter, Milk,
Jello.
Tuesday: Baked Luncheon
Load, Potato Salad, Tomato
Wedge, Bread and Butter, MILK,
Rice Pudding.
Wednesday: Submarine, But
tered Corn, MIX, Apricots.
Thursday: Spaghetti in Meat
Sauce, Cheese Wedge, Cabbage
Slaw, Garlic Bread and But
ter, Pears, Milk.
Friday: Cheese Fondue, Jel-
10, Vegetable Salad, Collard
Greens, Bread and Butter,
Pineapple, Milk.
"a" Platter #2
Monday: Bologna Sandwich,
Tomato Soup and Saltines, Gel
cry Sticks, Fruit, Milk.
Tuesday: Egg Salad Sandwich,
Vegetable Soup and Saltines,
Grapefruit and Orange Sections,
Milk.
Wednesday: Cheese Sand
wich, Vegetable Soup and
Saltines, Shredded Lettuce,
Apricots, Milk.
Thursday: Liverwurst Sand
wich, Bean Soup and Saltines,
Cabbage Slaw, Pears, Milk.
Friday: Peanut Butter and
Honey Sandwich, Clam Chow
der Soup and Saltines, Pine
apple, Milk.
North Elementary School
ga" Platter fl
Monday: Chez eburger,
Lyonnaise Potatoes, Mixed
Vegetable Salad, Cookies, Milk.
Tuesday: Oven Fried Chicken
Parslied Potato, Biscuit,
Creamed Peas & Onions, Fruit,
Milk.
Wednesday: Shepherds Pie,
Tomato Aspic Salad, Wax
Beans, Bread & Butter, Cook
les, MILK.
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Rev. Leonard A. Ketcherside,
wife, and daughters, Ruth 10
and Denise 8 have moved into
the parsonage of the church of
the Nazarene at III South Union
Street, Smyrna, Delaware and
have taken up duties as pastor
of the church there as of July
FL, 1868.
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Sensational Sofa-Chair Values
Your Choice Of Handsome Styles 36 Beautiful Fabrics

from corsons Of High Point. one Of the nations
leading producers of top-quaIty upholstered
furniture, comes the "four-36" collection Of hand
some sofos with matching chairs. There are four
gracefully contemporary styles and 36 exquisite
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Legal Notices
NO. 1884

NO. 1884
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON COUNTY:
STATEMENT OF INTENT TO DIS
SOLVE AMERICAN LAUNDRY AND
LINEN SERVICE. INC,
q Mississippi Corporation, domicile In
P~ascagoula, Miss.
1. The name of said corporation Is:
American Laundry and Linen Service.
Inc, ~Pascagoula, Miss.
2. The names and addresses Of the
officers of said corporation were:
(a) Roger Edward Gardner, Alex
andria, Virginia, President.
b. Constance Silva Gardner, 1912
Port Street, New orleans. Louisiana,
Secretary : Treasurer.
3. The names and addresses Of the
directors of said corporation are:
(a) Roger Edward Gardner. Alex
andria, Virginia.
(b) Constance silva Gardner, 1912
Port Street. New Orleans, Louisiana.
4. Written consent signed by all
shareholders and stockholders OF said
corporation, is as follows:
II, Constance silva Gardner, over
the age Of 81 years. and being the
sole and only stakeholder and share
Of American Laundry and Linen
Service, Inc, q Mississippi corpora
ton, domiciled IN Pascagoula, Mis-
sissippi, deeming It advisable and for
the best interests and benefit of said
corporation that the same should be
forthwith dissolved. do hereby give my
in writing TO the dissolution
Of said corporation, as provided by
Section 80 Of Senate Bill No. l7l2 of
the Regular Legislative Session of 1862,
amended by Senate Bill No. 1910,
effective from and after January /,
1868. and do sign this consent to the
end that 1t may be filed In the office
Of the Secretary of State Of the State
Mississippi. and be otherwise dealt
with as provided by law"
Said written consent above quoted
was signed on December 3, 1863, and
before Honorable will
bur g. Dees. Chancery Clerk OF Jack
son County. Mississippi, by Frances
j. Roberts. D. c.. with Seal affixed.
5. Said written consent to dissolve
said corporation has been, and was
by all the shareholders and
OF the corporation. the
said Constance Silva Gardner, being
the sole and only shareholder and
Of said corporation, hav-
ing purchased and been assigned all Of
the stock and shares and interest of
her co-stockhoider. viz: Roger Edward
Gardner.
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over at st. James or up from
Old Lexington. Others came from
isolated dwellings in the noun
tainS that have nestled there for
a century or more. They came
in battered jalopieS overload
ed with children and banioS or
in sleek new station wagons
and pickup trucks. They had
come just to sing and listen.
A listener is likely to hear
such perennial favorites as
Butcher Boy" MAY l Sleep
In Your Barn. or Irene Good
night" He would hear some of
the modern ones too, "Texas
Rangers" "Kickin' Mule" and
"Bile Them Cabbage Down"
The revival Of folk songs has
been due in part to groups like
Rackensack.
Driftwood explained it: "For
a while there in the late sos the
c%ountry'S songs had no mean
ing. And when your country'S
songs begin to lose their mean
ing, then a part of what you
believe in about the country
may lose its meaning too"
The rebirth Of folk song pop
ularity can be traced, in part
to one of Driftwood's own songs,
"The Battle Of New Orleans"
which has sold over five mil
lion copies.
Things Long Past
A young girl stood at the
front of the room. An old man
and a boy on either side of her
their guitars. A sad,
shy voice sang Of things long
past and people long dead. The
faces Of the mountaineerS were
silent and expressionlesS. The
women sat in neat, homemade
dresses and balanced babies on
their laps. A lot of the men
were dressed in colorful West
ern shirts. A few wore overalls
and some smoked pipes or hand
cigarettes.
"A whole new generation Of
Americans are enjoying these
songs" Driftwood said. "These|
ballads have meat on their
bones. They tell stories of our
grandfathers and great-grand-
fathers, the westward trails OF
the pioneers and before that of
their life in Europe
Arkansas has done much tol
advance the preservation Of this
heritage. The two major annual
folk singing festivals in Arkan-
sas, those at Eureka Springs
in the autumn and the one here
in the spring, will be joined by
a third next year at Little Rock.
They have drawn thousands
Of out-of-state visitors over the
years.
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Arkansas FoIksinqers
Preserve Authenticity
SHIPS SAILED PREVIOUS WEEP
VIEW. Ark.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Ark. =
CUPID The heartbeat of
America has been called the
pounding rhythm of the big
freight trains that beat along
the rails and the thump Of the
giant oil rigs gouging deep into
the land. But here 1t is the
songs Of its people that rise
above the tap roots of a nation.
The foothills of the rollins
Ozarks meet the rugged edge
of the Ozark National Forest in
this town of 983 called, aptly
enough, Mountain View. And
each Friday night the people
come in to sing their songs,
most Of which can be traced
backward through the stream
Of history as surely as any
family tree.
This weekly meeting of the
Rackensack Folk Society a n d
others like it in Arkansas are
preserving a now revitalized
form of American culture that
only a few years ago seemed
destined to pass into oblivion
the folk song.
Jimmy Driftwood, organizer
of the society and a folk singer
and writer of some renow, talk
ed in the Stone County Court
house where the Friday night
gatherings meet.
"ThiS," he explained with
emphasis, sis not a hootenany."
"No sir" said Driftwood,
whose craggy face mirrors a
lifetime in the hills. "These are
folk songs sung by folk sing
ers, and there's a big differ
ence."
People Stream In
The people rolled in. They
came from nearby limbo, or
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State CattIemun
Named President
Of Association

Eric C. Biedenharn of Vicks-
burg, was elected president OF
the American Angus Association
recently at the national organi-
zation's Both annual meeting in
Chicago.
There gathering was proceed.
ed by a banquet attended by
more than 1000 advocate of the
black, hornless beef animals
which won three of the four ma
jor interbreed steer grand cham
pionships. The meeting was held
in conjunction with the EXPOSE
ton.
Allan A. Ryan, Rhinebeck
New York, was elected vice
president Of the 81, OOO-member
beef cattle registry groun.
Secretary of the organization is
Glen Bratcher, st. joseph. Mo.
and treasurer is w. A. Rafferty,
Of Morocco, Ind.
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Radio Training
Is COMPLETED
By Mccormick

FORT r Ga. = Pvt.
James r. Mccormick, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. McCor-
mick, Route 1, Ocean Springs,
completed an e~ight-week radio
relay and carrier operation
course Nov. 20 at the A r y
Southeastern Signal School
here.
He entered the Army last July
and completed basic training at
Fort Polk, La.
The 20-year-old soldier is a
1862 graduate Of St. Martin
High School.
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NO. 1865
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF HETTIE L. WARE, DECEASED.
NO. I7,499
CHANCERY COURT,
JACKSON, COUNTY,
MISSISSIPPI
ADMINISTER ATOR'S NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Letters Testamentary having been
granted on the 9th day of Novem-
Der. AID. 1868. by the Chancery Court
of Jackson County, Mississippi, to he
undersigned. upon the Estate Of Hettie
L. Ware, Deceased, notice Is hereby
given to all persons having claims
against said estate to present the
same to the Clerk OF said Court for
probate and registration according to
law within six months from this date,
or they will be forever barred.
THIS the 9th day Of November.
A.D.s 1863.
r. JOHNSON WARE.
st 1919. Is. %
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NOTICE I:
MISSISSIPPI
MOBILE HOME BROKERS

MOBILE HOME BROKERS
has In stock several I, 2 & y
bedroom used trailers traded In
during our inventory reduction
sale, and these traiIers are of
fered at very low prices. III you
are interested in having a mobile
home of your own we invite you
out to see these IOw-priced mo-
bile homes. Down payments
range from 500 up to $500 and
we accept furniture, cars, boats
or anything else OF value, I'm
down payment. With the cold
winter months coming on, you
and your family will be warn
and comfortable i'm one Of these
centrally heated mobile homes
and remember your monthly
payments will probably be less
than you are now paying I'm rent.
We urge anyone that Is inter.
ested in owning their own home
to come out and see these ex.
celIent values in quality used
mobile homes. MISSISSIPPI MO.
BILE HOME BROKERS', 8 mi.
east of Pascagoula on Hwy. 80
at KreoIe. CIR $1,000.
be 16B 1918 Sc
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SHUTOUTS

NEW YORK (UPI) - When
pitcher Al Worthington came up
to the New York Giants in 1858,
his first two major league per-
form NC S were ShutoutS
against the Phillies and Dodg-
ers for identical 60, 60 victor
les.
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perty situated In jackson County
Mississippi. to-wit:
Commencing at the NE corner OF
that certain parcel OF land decided to
Robert Preston Dees. situated In the
Ea NWH SWA and WIZ NEA SWA
of Section 81, Township 6 South
Range 5 West. Thence run West so fee.
to the point of beginning; thence West
100 feet; thence South 100 feet. thence
East 100 feet; thence North back to
the point of beginning.
I will convey only such title as Is
vested in me as Trustee.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE this goth
day of November. 1853.
WILLIAM L. WALLER,
Trustee.
At fi-25, 1872. 9. l6
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NO. 1862
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
Cause No. 1851
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

NONRESIDENT NOTICE
Cause No. 1881
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO:
~ SCOTT CORLISs. address un-
known and believed deceased.
C) EDWARD FRANCIS. reported de
| ceased.
~ ALICE HERDL1cKER. 3444
Grove Ave. Berwyn. Illinois.
az JAMES j. BLASTICK, 69i7 W
gath St.. Rerwyn. Illinois.
f5l ROSE J. ROBERTSON. 211S Coy
Ter Avenue. Rerwyr. Illinois.
6l CLARA SUE HIGH. address I'M
known.
~ THOMAS FRANCIS. 3444 Grove
Avenue. Berwyn. Illinois.
Bl MARY D. BLASTTCK. 69l7 w.
34th St. Berwvn. Illinois.
0l LILLIAN C. FAY. 3444 Grove
Avenue, Rerwvn. Illinois.
10l EDWARD D. q ANN PENNING-
TON. 174o N. Mcvickers. Chicago. I'LL
nois.
nn ALICE FRANCIS. 3444 Grove
Avenue, Berwyn. Illinois.
12l CHARLES 81 DANIEL JANAK,
3701 s. wenonah, Berwyn. Illinois.
(13) WALTER q JEAN TH1EDA. 3136
Maple Avenue. Berwyn. Illinois.
14) MARY JANE KAHOVEC. Rt. No.
I, Irving Pork Rd.. Roselle. Illinois
n5) T. w. BAEHLER, 1901 S. Pax
ton Avenue. Chirago 40. Illinois.
49, HARVEY j. g. CLARIS POWERS
644 Woodbine St., Oak Park. Illinois,
or North La Sale Street. Chicago 2,
Illinois.
n7l And any and all other persons
unknown to the Receiver heirs having
a claim against the association by de-
post or otherwise.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County OF
Jackson in said State, on the goth
day of December. A. D., 1868. to de-
fend Suit No. 1851 in said Court
styled: IN THE MATTER OF THE
RECFrVERSHIP OF ROBERT z. LEE
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Wherein you are Respondents. and
wherein Petitioner, AS Receiver In the
matter Of the above styled cause,
seeks the appearance in Court on day
Of hearing Of each person named here
In. to show any cause they may have
why any claim they have against the
Association in Receivership. by virtue
Of a DEPOSIT or otherwise. should not
be disallowed and held for naught.
and other relief as fully set out in bill
on file.
This 9th day Of November, AID.
1868.
SEAL
WILBUR q. DEES,
Clerk Chancery Court,
Jackson County. Mississippi.
BY: FRANCES j. ROBERTS.
DC.
st 1872, Q, l6
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NO. 1868
TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE

TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE
WHEREAS, on June 13, 1861. Robert
Preston Dees and Merl Sally Dees,
husband and wife, executed a Deed of
Trust to William L. Waller, Trustee,
for the benefit Of Bevis Shell Homes.
Inc, which Deed of Trust Is recorded
In Book l54 at Page so in the office
Of the Chancery Clerk of jackson
County. Mississippi;
AND WHEREAS. the Estate Of Bevis
Shell Homes, Inc, is now being ad-
ministered by John p. Corcoran. Jr.,
as Trustee, appointed by the q. 8.
District Court of the Southern District
OF Florida, Tampa Division, Case Num-
Der 1904. on June 20, 1852. and there
after OF July "a, 1862. said U. 8. Dis
trict Court authorized said Trustee to
act by and through william l.. Waller,
Attorney at Law. Jackson. Mississippi.
being the same person as the Trustee
herein mentioned;
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 Trustee for
the holder Of the Note and Deed Of
Trust. having requested the undersign-
ed Trustee SO to do. I will, on the 18th
at public cutlery and sell during legal
hours, between the hours of 1900 A. M
and 400 p. M, at the main front
door Of the Court House of jackson
County. at ~Pascagoula, Mississippi, for
to the highest and best bidder,
the following described land and pro-
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NO. 1886
MISSISSIPPI
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
JACKSON

MISSISSIPPI
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
JACKSON
10 December 1868
U-s85
ALVIN P. FLAMES
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
IN RE: APPLICATION FOR GER
TIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE
AND NECESSITY FOR DOMESTIC
PUBLIC LAND MOBILE AND PORT
ABLE RADIO SERVICE UNDER SEC
TON / d ~ AND SECTION 5.
CHAPTER 372. LAWS OF MISSISSIPPI
1856, WITHIN A FIFTY 1901 MILE
RADIUS OF THE GEOGRAPHIC
CENTER OF THE CITIES OF PASCA-
GOULA. BILOXI AND PICAYUNE,
MISSISSIPPI: AND FOR APPROVAL
OF RATES AND CHARGES.
" o T G e
NOTICE is hereby given that Alvin
p. Flames Of Jackson, Mississippi,
has filed a petition on the 9Th day
of December. 1868. requesting a Ger
t~ificate of Public Convenience and
Necessity under Section l d t3l and
Section S. Chapter 372. Laws of Mis-
sisSippi 1856, for construction and
OF ldClllIleS III SdIu dlcds
and for approval OF rates and charges.
all as more fully described in said ap-
plication.
This cause is returnable at the next
meeting of the Commission TO
be held at 1000 A. NJ, Tuesday. the
7th day of January. 1864. at the Of
flee of the Mississippi Public Service
Commission, Room 1105 State Office
Building, Jackson, Mississippi. On said
return date the docket Of cases will be
called. If protest, answer or other ap-
propriate pleading is on file in re-
Spouse to the application the Com
mission will fix a date during the
term for the trial of the case. If no
protest, answer or other pleading has
been filed, and the case Is not con-
tested, the Commission will hear the
case on the return date. if time per-
otherwise, 1t will be set for
trial on a definite date during the
term
WITNESS My Hand and the Off
cial Seal of the Mississippi Public Ser
vice Commission. this the 10th day Of
December, 1863.
e. W. ROBINSON,
Executive Secretary.
1t 1916
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BABYSITTER available after 4:30
PM Call 762-2275.
FIRST & SECOND MORTGAGE
LOANS
IL you own your home in Miss.
or Ala. Are you overloaded with
monthly payments G. past due
bills? Let us pay them for you
& you will have only one pay
ment to make. Call 10y X. Law
hon so 2-5411 or come to our
office 352 Watts Ave-, Pasca-
goula, Miss.
be a 1873 Il
CHILD CARE day night reliable 1852
4O88.
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Business services

SIGNS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Sing
ting River Sign Service 80 2 1852 1876
0elmas
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lob Trailers for Sale az
s. K 10 2 br. Detroiter go model s20o
ecu. 762-9472 after Y PM.
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NO. 1851
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
M ~ 321

NJ OOOt
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO. 1882
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO
(a) Howard Schlegel, 43l7 Magnolia
Street, New Orleans, La.
(b) Katherine Schlegel Ricau. ITO
East Oak Ridge Park, Metarie, New
Orleans. Louisiana.
(c) Viola Schlegel Claverie, 1912
Broadway, New orleans. La.
Id Marie Vivian Schlegel Carpenter,
70 Puritan Road Waban. Massachu-
sets.
(e) Louis B. Claverie, Hibernia Bank
Building, New orleans u. Louisiana.
and any and all persons having or
claiming any legal or equitable interest
in or to property described herein.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County OF
Jackson in said State, on the 18th
day of January. A. D., 1868 at 2
O'Clock p. M, to defend suit No. 1882
in said Court of GULF HILLS DE-
VMOPMENT CORPORATION VS..
HOWARD SCHLEGEL, EFT AL. Wherein
you are a Defendant, and wherein
Complainant seeks to Confirm Title
To lands located in Jackson County.
Mississippi, to-wit: Lot /. Block 8.
Unit /, Gulf Hills Sub. Div. PB /. Page
81, DB lib, Page 4. Section "a, Town
ship z, Range 9, Jackson County Mis-
Sissippi; Sold for taxes September Is,
1857. and other relief as fully set out
in bill on file.
This 18th day Of December, A. D.,
1863.
(SEAL)
WILBUR @. DEES,
Clerk Chancery Court,
Jackson County. Mississippi.
BY: FRANCES J. ROBERTS.
D. C..
1t 1916, %, 80
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Education and Instructions Il

FINISH HIGH
SCHOOL
Study with SIS year old school.
Take approved subjects for
diploma by home study. Pre-.
pare for better job or college
exams. Tuition So monthly. In.
-ludes books. Our graduates
have attended over 500 col.
leges. Write or phone for free
S. page bulletin.
A-~~-s~~~ C~t~A~N
p. Q. Box loos2. Dept. p
Jackson. Miss.
IL M&F If be 7/l5
Apartments for rent 13
FURN B/R $40 q 3 B/R duplex.
s11o fenced. util. furn. 7~62-sssO. 1852
3458. 762-9368.
FURNISHED 3 rooms: bath. it'll paid
SIS weekly 762-4630
Furn 3 I'm apt Newly renov Private
Ut furn Adults only 310 W Kell
New ali furn apis. sir -condit1oned:
carpets: new furn & appliances Call
go 9515 or 1852 -5449
Q bedroom furnished duplex apt
Bayou Casotte s45 month so Q 1894
l bedroom furn. s55 SO 2-925s.
FURN. APT. 925 Resca de Ia Palma
SIS. Util incl. SO 2-5169.
Back the Holiday Safety Campaign.
l br. furn. duplex cent. located a/cond
$40. SO 2-46l3
l & 2 B/R furn. apis. so 2-1185.
3 rms g. bath util furn. $40. 312 Jonte
Terrace. Phone SO 2-33S4 after 8 Pm
New furn apt SIS wk. CIR 5-s412.
SIN. furn. ut. Apt. SIS SO 2-1586.
FURN util paid SIS wk. CIR 5-5o1s.
on the beach. furn. efficiency apt. for
single man. Call 762-1465.
MAN share furn. $3.50. 7s2-4911, 1872
1882.
2 one B/R apis s47.5o. CIR 5-ls2S.
FURN. APT. SOS so 2-415s after 4.
2 B/R unfrrn. duplex apt. $40 mo.
Mrs. r. B. Harper. 1904 ingalls, so 2
6149.
3 room newly dec. $50 mo. 14O1 g..
Pascagoula. Adults only.
ONE OR TWO bedroom furn. apt. Util.
furn. SIS wk. SO 2-6950, CIR 5-5019.
/ bedroom furnished ut. incl. 762-2594.
2 rms upstairs util. SIS. ~762-8257.
l B/R furn. aut. UtiI. furn. Couple
or men. $50. CIR 5-SO87 after 8 PM.
NEWLY renovated a. furnished duplex
apt. Living room and kitchen com
bination; bedroom and bath. Air
cond. automatic heat; closets: base
ment with tubs; private front and
rear entrances; water furnished.
Yard maintained. Couple. No pets.
$4,000 per month. Kitchen ware
and/or linens extra. Phone SO 2-2237.
Rooms and board 13a
Rooms for men: good home cooking,
iiv. rm WFTV SIS wk. COZ S. Pasc.
Women or men: Bedroom with kitchen
q T.v. privileges. $40 wk. 762-1632.
SIS week 1106 Convent 762-9233.
ROOMS & BOARD also u O'Clock
meal. 5th house from main gates In
gals. Mrs. Williamson.
ROOMS & BOARD SIS per week. HOG
E. Convent Ave. 7~62-9232.
Rooms for rent 13b
Women or men: Bedroom with kitchen
& T.V. privileges. SO wk. 762-1632.
Trailers for rent 13c
| B/R Near shpyrd. $50 unfurn. SIS
furn. SO 2-2440.
2 br trailer 325 Canty.
OR SALE: To- x So 2 bdrm. $3.50
$lO5 mo. with util SO 2-s39s.
I - &c.. AYA-t ~@- no.so~
The chronicle., 1963-12-16

CHILD CARE day night reliable 1852
4O88.
The chronicle., 1963-12-16

SD
Trailers for Sale rs

BRENTWOOD Sx28 A/Conditioneo AZ
Tv: $3.50 " n. Massey. li1i 22nd Gt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12

's3 CHEVY ImpaIa Super Sport,
factory air cond., PS, PB, ia,O0O-
mile warranty. List $4,000 sass