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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-30
ADVERTISEMENT
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Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Durant club
met at hotel.

The Twentieth Century Club
of Durant met at the Hotel
on September 25th with Mrs.
Fred Waldron as hostess.
Mrs. C. A. Knott led the
group in prayer before the
President, Mrs. Hugh Carl
Mcclellan, entered into the
business session.
The CHRONOLOGY Chairman,
Mrs. Herman Clements, was
instructed to send a birthday
gift of money to the clubs
|golden age friend in the Old
Mems Home. The club adopt.
led Mr.. Robert Davis several
years ago.
A letter was read from the
F. w. G.. President, Mrs.
Dexter Arnold, urging mem
beers to have the arthritis :
rheumatism breakfast on
March 4th.
Mrs. Eugene Cole was lead
er of the program on "PuD.
lie Affairs" Mrs. Harry
lO'Cain gave the meditation
land stressed, Good Think
ling" as being important to
"GoOd Health"
"Women and Jury Service
was presented in the form Of
a debate, followed by mem
beers voting as to their con
victions about serving on q
Jury. Three members voted
to serve if necessary and four
teen voted against serving
1he points for discussion were
composed by Mrs. Paul Cd
om, affirmative and Mrs. Ed
gar Howell, negative.
"Fluoridation of Water was
discussed by Mrs. G. w. Ora
Inc, followed by, How Safe
is Our Food?' by Mrs. p
FL. Winborr.
"Happv Birthday" was suns
Ito Mrs. Eugene Cole, a Char
tier member.
During the social hour, PIT
A La Mode and coffee wa!
served to seventeen member
and two guests, Mrs. z. &
Bacon and Mrs. Clay Gum
|fcrmer members. The mem
|bers and guests were seated
around a banquet table, which
held an arrangement OF gian
white chrySanthemu inS as de
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
TehuIa Garden
Club meeting

The Tchula Garden Club
met in the home of Mrs. Ell.
lis Harris, Friday, October
4th. Mrs. S. j. Foose, ST.,
Mrs. w. w. Gwin, and Mrs.
7. c.. Cannon were co-hostes'
ses.
Arrangements of Dahlias
and other fall flowers were
used throughout the house.
The president, Mrs. c. c.
Wade presided at a short bu'
siness session. Mrs. S. ]. Foo
Sc, Jr. gave an interesting
report on the North District
Meeting of Garden Clubs OF
Mississippi which was held
at Indianola on October End.
Mrs. Jack Barwick, Pro.
gram Chairman, introduced
the speaker, Mrs. p. II. VII
Iliams Of Lexington. Mrs. VIII
dams presented each mem
her with a corsage made Will
|cahlias grown In her garden
|She spoke on "Growing fol-
illustrated with 10
Ively specimen dahlias, givins
and varieties.
Following the program, .
lovely tea was served the
quests.
The flower arrangement
"Symohpny In Color" wa.
made by Mrs. w. G. Gwin.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Mrs. w. P. ToyIor

S. & N
Whereas, Almighty God in his infinite wisdom has seen
fit to call our dear friend and faithful colaborer, Mrs. W.
P. Taylor, from our midst and receive her into her Heaven
~ reward, and
Whereas, her passing has brought grief to the hearts OF
her many friends, particularly her close associates In the
Woman's Missionary Union OF the First Baptist Church OF
Durant, and
Whereas, it is the desire OF the members OF the Union to
express publicly their nign regard for and appreciation for
her exemplary conduct and christian character as exhibited
il their midst;
Be it therefore resolved that we hereby express the deep
sorrow felt at her passing, and tender our sympathy to her
family. In our prayers we commit them to God for comfort
and sustaining grace.
Be it further resolved that a copy Of these resolutions shall
be furnished the family, the local paper, and spread in the
minutes of the Woman's Missionary Union in her beloved
memory.
Mrs. w. r. Henry
Mrs. j. E. Brown
Mrs. J. E. Sweany
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
GRAND Jury

|tContinuod from front paGey
jail sufficient In size and
strength to insure the priva.
|cy and security Of the Jail
at all times.
Our inspection Of the Court
House indicated that It has
been well kept and Is In good
general condition. From our
necessarily limited inspection
|of the public records OF the
they appeared to be
in good order. We would like
to recommend that = wash
basin he Installed in the
mems rest room.
We wish to commend our
District Attorney, Sheriff.
County Attorney, the State
Cattle Theft Bureau Of the
Fire Marshal's Office and the
Department Of Public Safety
for the efficient and capable
manner in which the cases
presented to us have been
Investigated and the facts
presented.
NJ. E. Barrett,
Foreman
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Communism tapes
at Duront Presby

Al the First Presbyterian
iChurch in Durant, some
christian tapes on Conmu-
|nism will be heard at their
regular Wednesday night pra-
yer meeting at z p. m.
One tape has already beer
used entitled, How the Com
munists took Over China
THE one for next week will
be HBrainwashing Personal
Experience" These two tapes
are personal experiences by
la former missionary to China
The public is cordially in
|vited to come and hear these
tapes. They have a good tes-
timony for the Lord and show
the truth about Communism
Anyone interested in using
these tapes in their church
or civic club can borrow them
by writing Pastor Bill Rose,
Box 416, Durant, Miss. They
run slightly over an hour
The testimony of these tapes
are especially needed in this
riSiS hour.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Supervisors
Trustees meet
at Holmes JC

On Monday evening, Sep.
30, in the Holmes Jun
Tor College Cafeteria, a meet
ing was held for Supervisors
end wives, Trustees and wi
YES and other interested per.
sons to hear the needs of vo'
.cational and technical educa'
ton In Mississippi, and es
Ipecially Of the needs in the
Junior colleges.
After a delicious meal
Frank Branch, President OF
Holmes Junior College, wei.
coined the guests which in
'cluded the Board of Trustees
and the Board Of Supervisors
of the college. State Repre-.
sentatives j. p. Love and AL.
ton Massey and Senator ].
Love were given a special
welcome. sEs
sBennie Mcbride, Becky
Worthy am Beverly Blan-
ton then entertained the
guests with their interpreta.
ton Of a"Cottonfields" and
"Michael.''s
The speaker Of the, evening,
Reese McC1endon Of Senate
bia, was then introduced by
President Branch. McClendon
the President of Northwest
Junior College.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 1854 Letters Testa-
mentary having been granted
on the 4th day of October,
1868, by the Chancery Cuort
of Holmes County, Miss, to
the undersigned upon the es-
tate of Tom Scarborough, De-
ceased, notice is hereby CIV
en- 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 the
date of the first publication
of this notice, or they will be
forever barred.
This the 4th day of Octo-
Der, 1868.
Roxie WhiSentin,
Executrix
1O-10-4tp
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Green Thumb
lClub meets

Mrs. M. e. Barrett, presi-
dent, presided over the meet.
ing OF the Green Thumb Gar.
den Club Of Cruger.
Roll call found fourteen
members, one new member
and one visitor present. A
devotional was given by Mrs,
II. v. Afford using PHILIPPIANS
4:8.
A beautiful flower show
was then enjoyed with Mrs.
Earl Prickell of Indianola
graciously serving as judge,
after which pie and Cokes
were served by the hostesses
Mrs. w. e. Holt and Mrs. L.
". Afford.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10

iContinued from front page)
fer that we couldn't get from
the August primaries. Inc
only basic difference l can
see in the two parties in MIS-
sissippi is that the Repup!i,,
cans indicate that they VIII
stick with the National party
regardless of the presidential
nominee, where the Demo
Gratis vow not to support the
Kennedys or any other llperal
candidate.
Not being able tie remem.
Der back to the Carpetbagger
and scalawag days, l can,
without difficulty, recall the
latest Republican president.
Old Ike taught me my lesson
and I don't want to have TO
learn it again only four years
after he gets out OF office.
Federal bayonets are no
cleaner in Arkansas than they
are in Mississippi, only a little
farther away.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10

AS guests registered, they
were welcomed by members
of the Indianola and Inverness
Garden Clubs who were CO.
hostesses. Those registering
from Lexington were: Mrs.
j. H. Bowie, President; Mrs.
M. E. Blake, Mrs. j. H. Moo
re, Mrs. /. r. King, Mrs. ].
r. Watson, Mrs. M. O. Stark,
Mrs. E. Cohen, Mrs. H. eau
sey, Mrs. J.. p. Tidwell, and
Mrs. r. M. Gwin.
Miss Marjorie Gill, the
North District Director, pre-
sided over the business meet.
ing. Mrs. B. B. Wilkes, the
new state president, introduc.
led state officers and chair.
men. Awards were presented
the clubs fulfilling certain re.
|quirements. Lexington Garden
Club received Honor Roll rib
bon. q
After the business meeting,
1.-THE Club members went to
Indianola Country Club for
luncheon. Guest speaker at
the luncheon was Mrs. Mittie
e. Waters Of Raleigh, North
carolina; her subject being
I"What Flowers Mean Behind
Walls" showing us how each
|person has a longing for beau.
|ty of some kind. Women OF
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Former schooImotes reunited here Saturday

Fourteen former school,
mates from four Midsouth
states gathered at the w. r.
Hammett residence, 800 Spring
Street, Saturday for a reun-
ion. They were all members
of the graduating classes OF
Lexington High School, years
of 1882 and 1888.
The group arrived at 10 a.
m, and started the day with
the showing of old pictures
and memory bioks, and re
miniscing during a coffee
period. Luncheon was prepar'
ed and served at Welcome
Inn. The table was conferred
with an arrangement of white
chrysanthemums with BOWS
of the school colorS.
After luncheon the group
returned to the residence Ioi
visiting the remainder OF the
day.
During the day, former tea
cheers, Mrs. Effie Swittenberg
Mrs. Allen Ramsey, mrs
Paul Lindholm and Mrs. DO
rothy Wilburn, and otnel
friends dropped by for prle
visits.
Those attending were MRS
Stanley Smith and Mrs. Jacl
FLANAGAN of Memphis, Mrs
Tom Lail and Mrs. Eugenl
Davidson of Jackson, Mrs. +
O. Ferguson of Fort Worth
Mrs. T. l.. Morrow of Batol
Rouge, Mrs. Kenneth Brown
of Cleveland Tennessee, MRS
Kenner Ellis of Greenville
Mrs. w. M. Seitz of Starkvllie
Mrs. H. L. Nichols, Jr., 0
Tchula, Mrs. Jack Reid MRS
Bumont Rutledge, Miss ClarS
Watson and Mrs. Will Bar
rett of Lexington.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
FOOTBALL. ]

|FooTDAlEf. =. Aet
yard run. HUMPHREYS kicked
the two extra points.
Hathcock'S rs yard I'd was
the longest run from scrim
mage for the night. Hath
cock was also injured on this
play and will probably miss
tomorrow nights game. Dur.
ants score by quarters was
liz, rs, Is, and 16 for 81 points.
The second squad, more
affectionately known In Tig.
|erland as the 'Blitz' squad,
produced the nights ~outstand-
ing players. They were end
Walter Farmer, quarterback
Wesley Hodges, and half
Johnny Killebrew, and full
back Allen Clements.
Hollandale of the Little
Eight Conference will invade
tomorrow night for
a date at 8 PM. The LIZ s
member will bring to Durant
the leagues leading scorer
lin Bobby Wade, who has
racked up 50 Of the Tigers
n points. Hollandale has a
Al record.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10

tlSt CnuFCH.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. D. Lawyer
1f Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Davis of Memphis were
weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Hardin
of Kosciusko were Sunday
guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. Car
Crider.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Taylor,
J.r.. returned to their home
in Baytown, Texas Sunday.
Sincere sympathy is extend
ed to the family of Mrs. ".
C. Streatman in the loss Of
their loved one,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Pyle
of %Tullahoma, Tenn, were
weekend guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, |. w. Ma
berS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Phil
lips of Memphis spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Phillips.
Mrs. Harold Bunch and
children accompanied her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. lrby
|Toombs of Pickens, to the
Livingston Park Zoo in jack
son Sunday for a picnic out
ing.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
|Streetmon rites
Wednesday

Mrs. Lillian Turner Street.
IMAM, 70, former employee Of
Iof the Durant post office, died
lat the District 2 Hospital in
Durant Monday after a short
illness.
Services were held Wednes.
Iday at the First Methodist
|Church with burial in the
Mizpah cemetery.
Mrs. Streetman, the widow
lof w. C.. Streetman, ST., was
"a native of Alfalfa County and
the daughter of the late DR.,
Thomas and Mrs. Alice Shen'
Inault Turner of Attala Coun'
|ty.
Mrs. Streetman had been
an employee of the Durant
|post office for several years
land had served as postmaster
flor a short while. She had
also edited the Durant News
lin the early l9ZO'S.
She leaves two sons, the
lRev. Robert Francis Street
Imam Of Berkeley, Calf, Wal
ter c.. Streetman, Jr. of Dur
ant; four daughters, Mrs
Betty Laura Williamson Of
tDurant, Mrs. Irene S. VIII
lliams Of Greenville, Mrs. VIII
lie Merriam DeLoach of Shell
by and Mrs. Lennie Lee Os
born Of Knoxville, Tenn.
flour brothers, Allen Turner
LOT Durant, w. L. Turner o!
Bourbon, Miss: C. H. Tur
ner of Vicksburg; a sister
Miss Estelle Turner OF Dur
ant; seven grandchildren ant
four great grandchildren.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Former TchuIa
resident named
in new position

Herb Phillips, a versatlle
multi-award winning Journa-
list and native of Holmes
County, has joined the dis
tinguished Special News F,ea
lures Dept. of the Akron, On
10. Beacon Journal.
Phillips. "a, comes to the
parent newspaper of the great
Knight Syndicate chain from
the Miami, Fla, News where
he was the Youngest Execu-
tive Sports Editor in the pap
er's history.
The son of Mrs. Mary Phil
lips Eakin of Greenwood,
Miss, and a graduate OF
Tchula, Miss. High School,
Phillips has won IA assorted
national, military. collegiate,
civic and organizational a.
wards and citations for past
writing achievements.
"The Beacon Journal l.
most happy and indeed proud
to add this outstanding young
writer and gentleman to our
illustrious ranks" Executive
Editor Ben Maidenburg said
les
as Phillips assumed his Bea.
con Journal post.
In newspaper work since he
was II. Phillips latest major
journalistic award came from
tie T. A. Kruger nationa
sports editorials written while
he was sports editor of the
Columbus, Miss, Commercial
Dispatch.
While a member Of the
Iarmed services the Universitj
lof Maryland and University
lof Mississippi educated Phil
Illps received a special arm
led forces citation for on-the
spot coverage of the Lebanon
lCrisis of 1858.
He also garnered first pla
Ice in a service-wide news
features contest for his self
styled account of the 1876!
world sumo wrestling cham
pionship in Japan.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10

Mississippi we're given credit
for initiating a project that
is spreading to other areas
which Is that Of establishing
a greenhouse at the State
Penitentiary at Parchman.
After this most inspiring
talk the schedule of the day
was concluded with q tea at
Bend, home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Morrie Lewis, Jr..
and a tour of the new Peoples
Bank of Indianola where un.
usual flower arrangements
were displayed.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
|ook Grove
Homecemin set
for Sundoy

The Oak Grove Baptist
Church will hold It's Home.
Sunday with services
In the morning, dinner on the
ground and singing In the
afternoon.
The Reverend Maxwell Phi.
Zee, pastor, will conduct ser.
vices at the eleven o'clock
hour with lunch at IL noon,
and singing beginning at 2 p.
m.
All members and former
members are urgeh to be
present, and visitOss are cor.
daily invited, the pastor said.
E
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10

Supervisors and Trustees
present from Holmes County
were Ralph Ray, G.. M. Nc
Morrough, l.. R. Thompson,
George Mitchell, T. o. Blu
ford. Frank Eakin, l.. C..
Johnson, Lester Smith, Ray
.Cacpbell and Charlie Smith.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
NOTICE TO SELL
MOTOR

Pursuant to the authority
directed to me by the Board
OF Supervisors Of Homes Coun-
tv. mississippi, notice is here
by given that the Board will
receive bids until II o'clock
A. M. on Monday, Novem-
Der 4th, 1868, for the purchase
from it of one old Gallon Mo-
tor Grader, Model ll8, wnicn
has been burned, belonging
to Road District No. 4. me
Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Witness my hand this 9th
day of October, 1853.
Parham H. Williams,
Clerk
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
GIRL SCOUTS

ge silver and gold emblems.
The Scouts, composed Of
Brownies, Girl Scouts and Ca
Diet Scouts, range from second
graders through seventh gra-
de, and are under the leader
ship of Mrs. Marion Johnson,
Chairman; Mrs. Phyllis Stern.
|Neighborhood Chairman;
Mrs. Jean Dunn, Troop Con-
sultant; and Mrs. Elsie Ham
NETT, Drive Chairman.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Another Cookie Sheet

] could get these cookies
done so much quicker if |
had another cookie sheet, you
think as you work. Why not
try dropping the cookie dough
on an upside down baking or
roasting pan? Or, have the
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
.YWCA

tons.
The quota for the Durant
area is usually 5000, but this
year the State Y. w. c. A
is asking for a little more to
help finance Y-Teens. This
coming spring Mississippi
girls will have their own lea
dership conference at Gulf
Shores. In this way it is hop
ed to develop more statewide
leadership among the Y-Teen
girls.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Durant News
By ROWena Hill

MIR. anu Mis-. w. W..
Mr.. and Mrs. r. h. Relo
Were dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. |. r. Reid in Tupe-
Ito Sunday.
Mrs. l.. j. Wilkes attended
Irhe bridge tournament III
memphis last weekend.
Mrs. Louise Durham went
Ito Fort Wayne, Indiana TO a
bridge tournament last week
Mr.. ana Mrs. Felix Under
wood, Jr. and Mark of JACK
lson visited Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Is. Hill over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. James PHI
lgrim of Jackson spent Friday
might in the Dodd Cain home
Mrs. R. E. WATSON, Mrs. F.
". McCullar. Mrs. w. E. Ho-
well, Mrs. Wiley Humphrics,
Mrs Herman Clements, Mrs.
lGrady Harcrow. Mrs. Jewel
knight, Mrs. w. E. Thomas
mrs. Charles Durham, Mrs.
ALBERT Tatum, Mrs. E. c
Mrs. R. j. Dorsett.
land Miss Georgia Mcintyre.
attended a district Garden
Club meeting in Indianola last
"Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Franz
Howard and daughter of JACK
|son spent the weekend witt
IMr. and Mrs. Mayfield Ho'
ward.
Mrs. Callie Richards Of
Greenville was the weekend
.Iguest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacf
EZell.
Mrs. Dale Aldrige and dau
ghter. Audine, visited rela
.|tives in Memphis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Clarl
land family of Jackson VISITED
lMr. and Mrs. Lee Howell ov
|er the weekend.
Mrs. Bertha Webb went t.
|Indianola Sunday to bring ne.
mother for a visit.
i, Mr.. l.. M. Addington 0
memphis spent the weekend
with Mrs. Gordon Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee
Moss of Greenwood visited
mrs. Gordon Moss Sunday.
!, Mrs. J. D. Cooper, il, am
three children of Yazoo CT.
spent the weekend with MI
land Mrs. J. D. Cooper, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dut Ingram
Mr. and Mrs. William ingram
land BOYS, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
,lcis Ingram and son, Mrs
,ICeorge Horne, Mary Lou an
Mrs. Brose ingram
land Miss Flo Ingram attend
ed the annual Ingram ReunlC'
lat A1va Sunday.
Mrs. Aline Dunn spen
Tuesday night in Jackso
!, with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ecrl
land children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley L. Hir
|ton and two children of NC
bile. Ala. spent last Weeken
with Rev. and Mrs. Curu
Ellis.
{ Saturday guests of Rev. an
: mrs. r. E. WATSON were MI
ard Mrs. Doff Hubbard an
: clildren of Eupora, Mrs. r.
tie King and children an
: EIrs. Harriet Williams of II
verness, and Miss Estelle u
olnes of Columbus. Little X
ressa Hubbard stayed on wit
her grandparents for a vlsl
Mr.. Edwin Sudduth return
led home Monday from a wee
c lend visit to Gulfport whcr
he was organist at First Bal
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10

House for sale on Castillo
st. 3 bedrooms. Contact Ed
Win Potts in DurauA. Day
phone SO, night phone SIG.
10-10-2t,
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
TO: PRESENT, PAST AND PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS
OF THE
HOLMES COUNTY HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB

HOLMES COUNTY HUNTING N FISHING CLUB
You are cordially invited to attend = general meeting and stew Thursday
afternoon. October ~. between $50 and $50 p m at the Club House be-
longing to S |: Buchanan. located about 4 miles northeast OF 1chula on
the Old Tchuls cnger gravel road at the intersection of the Providence
road. 4eTE
All members and prospective members are urged to come prepared TO
pa their dues Of $500 per year. Al landowners are hereby invited to at
tend as guests Of the club. They are urged to attend ark max their wsnes
known IS to hunting and travelling on their lands.
Il understood that many Of the landowners plan to patrol their land
nd order of anyone hunting ~dtr%t > club button prominently displayed
So. If YOU ,s interested in hunting in the Tchusa cnuger rea between
- Highway - and ire hills please m.ke plans to join the club and hunt un-
der its rules and regulations 4 - fA
s68 800
Sincerely 81 ~,
WI MEEK. jR
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Lexington Garden Club members
attend state meet at |ndianoIa

Ten members Of the Lexington Garden Club attended
the North District meeting Of the Garden Clubs Of Mis-
sissippi, Inc. at First Baptist Church in lndianoIa. Octo-
Der Z
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Home Agent

next batch of cookies all rea-
dy to cook by dropping them
on a piece of heavy alumni
mum foil. Just slip this sheet
of foil and cookies on the
cookie sheet as soon as you
remove the first ones.
When Using A Baby Sitter
When you ask a baby sitter
to come in to stay with your
child, be sure you give her
proper instructions before you
leave. Do this for your child's
safety and for the baby sit.
ter's safety, too.
Show her where the phone
is, where first aid supplies
are, how to change fuses and
how to regu ate heating or
cooling.
Write down the name, pho.
ne numbers of the police, fire
department, family doctor
and nearest relative or friend
in case of an emergency.
If you expect the sitter to
feed the baby, give her in.
structions. Show her where
necessary supplies are If she
is to change diapers or pre-.
pare children for bed.
Be sure all windows and
doors are locked and show
sitter how to lock or unlock
any tricky doors or windows
Show the sitter all exits In
case of fire.
Be sure your sitter is re-
liable.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Mission Study
at First Boptist


Mrs. Marajean Patterson,
State VIVA director Of Jack
son, will teach a mission stu
|dy book "Mandelbaum Gate
at the First Baptist Church
Monday, October =, from
loco a. m. until 1:30 p. m.
All WMU members In the
county are invited to attend.
A pot-luck luncheon Will be
served.
I~coration.
The next meeting will De
lin the home Of Mrs. 4. J.
Dorsett on October 9th.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-10
Home Agents Note
BY Mary F. HarpOle, Home Agent
BY Mary F.. HarpOle,


Fires don't have to happen.
Ninety-five percent of all fires
are due to CareleSsnesS or
neglect.
During this annual Fire
Prevention Week, October g.
II, look over your home and
grounds and remove fire ha-
yards. At all times be care
full in handling anything that
might cause a fire : heating,
and cooking equipment, flam-
mable liquids as gasoline and
kerosene, portable heaters.
Keep rubbish cleaned out OF
the attic, basement, closets,
garage and yard.