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The frontiersman., 1963-02-21
MnAen 2f
ByZDanZH Haiiiaan

DEAR DAN What do you think of high school student etr1rA1ng? I'm student at Palmer Alaska High come into with drinking students At least 10 per cen of the boys drink and few of the girls drinking think much of kids who go out with other kids h sirR1L.
 can be done about it? Those who drink say your square you don't but who Many parents hoe but don't anything parents go aon With een-agers drinking. How get ahold enforcement officers cracking down because they're not They catch very few teen-agers drinking any good anyway gets caught doesn't get caught a second time.
 ss becoming accepted anyone regardless sge@-CONFUSED.
 DEAR CONFUSED First of all. don't blame the law. They do the best job they Palmer any where else but they can't be everywhere and do every thing they should time
 Your teenage friends get their booze through rhree sources through stupid parents through adult friends" who make the purchases through -naiyiduas in the beer wine and liquor business who consider a buck a buck and customer customer Some parents ull themselves into dream world 1y saying What harm is there in the kid having drink and then? Let him get if out of his system and he won't want ii later That theory stupid 70 discuss.
 Many teen asers the same reason shey try smoke. They what If" tastes like. Teen-agers. curious inqustive many have the show me" attitude. Thafs fine and high school student be condemned for trying a cigarette or sampling drink They're better off by doing but 2hey're criminals because the experimenting.
 have stood in front of thousands of agers dozens of high schools in states and provinces of Canada and said The high school boy who drinks habtually is bum girl who drinks frequently is sramp The result? Applause. I'll be happy 10 make she same statement before Palmer -agers get up into your neck of the woods.
 The steady drnler would get and save considerable money if he would sign pro- -laiming I'm jerk" and the drinking. The big man is only kidding himself
 The Cure" comes from neither of which the police Ii from the and from The kids themselves.
 Drinking among teen agers breeds poor reputa. lions starfer. These kids only '1big shots" the eyes of other drinkers and if that's the ultimate ambition high school kid has feel sorry for him her. Drinking also results in girls becoming pregnant. family disgrace untold financial expenses. the loss of good friends the falling away from ones religion. the quitting of school crimes traffic accidents violent death. These points few of inc liabilities" The assets? There none-absoutelY If you call looking like "big shot" in the eyes of another Keen drinker asset you have it.
 Drinking is not becoming accepted for teen- agers and will be accepted. The drinking punls make lot of noise. that's a teenager doesn't need brain 10 drink. All ii takes is a pointed head.
 (Dan Halgan will all questions submitted by teenagers and children Address him care of Iv,e Frontiersman For personal replies enclose stamped self-addressed. envelope9
The frontiersman., 1963-02-21

Look before you leap, but don't spend all your time look ing.
The frontiersman., 1963-02-21

Leo Lucas, Valley farmer, trapper and guide. appeared as a guest on the Vox Pop radio show which was broadcast in Anchorage fast Sunday even- ing. MT. Lucas was interviewed by Warren Hull, Vox Pop mas ter of ceremonies, concerning
The frontiersman., 1963-02-21

Money may not be the root of all evil, but there's been no satisfactory substitute discoy- cred with which to build a hos pital, shareholders in the Val ley Hospital Association learn ed at the annual meeting last Monday. Members at that meeting, which was called to order only to be adjourned and then reconvened at 10:30 in the evening, learned that the Asso- citation must have a S20. .0OO bank account before it can be- gin even to think of plans for the construction of badly need ed hospital facilities here.
The frontiersman., 1963-02-21

Although Is members of the MVFCA voiced disap- proval of the proceedings at the annual meeting by leav- ing the meeting room. the regular business of the year was completed on schedule.
 "A financial report. which showed that the Coop gros- sed Sl.300.000 in the fiscal year just past. was accepted by stockholders.
The frontiersman., 1963-02-21

the agricultural background and opportunities.
 The new siren to be purch-
 ased for the Valley Volunteer Fnemen's Association is now
 on order. board chairman Al
 Hagen reported today. How.
 ever if will be . month or six
 weeks before the equipment
 is delivered here.
  Ways and means of augment ing the far too slim nurses bud get was the principal subject of discussion at the recent meet ing of the Valley Health Coun- cil. Since the Community Chest fell so far short of it's required goal, the Council received only $500 from that source. The full quota for the area is $500. Plans are still in the making for an improved telephone sys- tenn in the Valley, if residents want that service, Maynard and Dorothy Sands of the Val ley Telephone Exchange dis closed this week.
 MT and Mrs. Glen Burnett
 of Palmer suffered buruises
 and abrasions last week.
 when their car overturned as
 they drove home. Neither
 was seriously injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04


OLD but charming 3-bedrnn. an.
bath frame house on 0I10 Of an
acre overlooking Chesapeake Bal
M. Annapolis. Beach privileges
$4,000. terms.
10 ACRES, Waldorf. near sprin,
Lake Hotel, town water, long i'm.
proved road frontage.
INVESTMENT acreage and com.
mercial properties.
Q ACRES. Aquasco, Term. house
barn, 3jk -acre tobacco aliof.
ment. $15.500. Terms.
AoUASCO-0-rm. house. all mod
improv.. approx. 2 acres with in.
come from rental OF apt. In sep
bldg, $4,000. Terms.
ADDISON SUBURBAN REALTY
,-o - Upper Marlboro. Md.
az. sSesssSSso s ss-abss
APARTMENT LAND = 40 units,
zoned and engineefed. AL PIVAR.
Dial 30l-Mu. 5-O266. 604-252O.
APT. GROUND, n. VA.-IO acres
zoncd garden type, water, sewer
yll.O0O.O0 per acre. Fairfax City
, acres subject to coming garden
ROACH REALTY. 5se-777S. ~
APARTMENT GROUND, aireadl
1oned. Large parcel, prime loca.
ton. No details BY phone. Cal
AP. 7-S4O1 Tor appointment
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OCEAN CITY, ND. acres
wooded, 2 miles west of blvd,
off RI. 80. Suitable club, motel.
commi, or residences. $4,000 per
acre. BUTLER RnALTY, Ap. p
$500, HA. 2-434I.
P0MFRET-03 acres on paved
road. houses. Price s63, 900.
Excel. for development. Long road
t.rontage. Nice old house. Fine fea-
wALDoRF-2M acres Good home
site. Price, $4,000.
WALDQRF--5b eeres including Ice.
farm house and bldgs. Price &BS,-
O0O. 20 down. o. w. 7. B. Trust
bal 3 Nice level land for devslSp-
LA PLATA : Route sol, e7's2
acres. long I'd. front, 2 houses.
Rented. Ideal Shopping center,
Motel, school, clinic. Can 90
tenant farmed. c. LOUISE ARE
HART. LA PLATA, MD. 934-s1f4
ESTATE.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

APT. GROUND SITE. NV. Approx.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
A. A. COUNTY
81 Acres $1,000 DER A
LIZ . Acres I nno per per 4

~
Waterfront Acreage Available
: MAX q, SCHWARTZ, Realtor
Deale, MD. h07.l6lt
ACCOKEEK, Md. the Moyaone Re.
serve-b-acre hQmesites In estab-
"shed residential community. with
woods. fields, ravines. Land use
covenants for your protection.
TIVE PIBCATAWAY CO, INC.
BU. 3-al2l sunday Only
ABOUT TO INVEST IN GROUNDi
over 10 acres on Rte. 227 mr.
sol In Charles Co., below market,
Closed on Sunday
ADERHO REALTY co.
2s3-2l03 List With Us 743-2pbl
ABOUT 2.B ACRES IL lots). with
stream, oak woods. Loudoun Coun.
~. Richland acres. restricted com
munity. swimmlnR boating, fish
BYg oSSsEEE' is7,sOdp, r cR pI s.ssssl
ACREAGE TRACT
Outstanding subdivision opportu.
nifty adjoining IL Plata. Excel.
lent residential neirhborhood, con.
venient 10 churches. schools, x
mile from Hwy. sol. Approx. 49,
acres suitable exceptionally high
grade subdivision, $751; Llber.
a terms 70 approved buyer.
LEONARD RNIDFH. 30t-WE. 4.
1911. LA. PLATA. MD.
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APT. GROUND
ZONED!

This entire cleared city block, new.
" zoned for high-rise Is offered
for the LIST time. It is surrounded
6y streets and Is in close-in Va,
Under this coming which Is new
could go $50 II. or is floors and
put epprox. 210 units on the
10000 It. Il contains-Price SIS
II. with terms. No address will be
given out over the phone but an
appointment to show with plat
can be made ct anytime. Call Mr..
pointment.
THOMAS J. FISHER, NC.
29S-7000 1701 Pa. Ave. NV.
AAITssVILLE, VA.-Three IO-acrt
Co Rs sSSS1 e gS p1N a. [A NJ
RowIzie. 703-937-3762.
ARL., N. L0RCOM LANE AREA-2
wooded lots, $4,000 each. KEY
RLTY. IA. $4,000.
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REALTY, NC.

il2 acres Mont. County,, - Only
S42p, per acre. Suitable for dairy
or horse farm, or boys camp. 80
COW dairy barn, loafinn shed, calf
shed, > silos, water IN all fields.
. bedrooms modern house, awim-
MING pool low down payment,
1 i6.aere farm Frederick CO.. -
Fully Improved for either dairy
stalls ban ! barn, .siu@lnuum' mn Goa,
barn, loafing shed with 6b Gov
capacity, upright silo, 3 bunker
type sil0s with concrete floors
Main dwelling has 4 bedrooms,
bath, large living room, dining
room, kitchen with fireplace,
rom and bath tenant house m
excellent condition. $50 300, Terms
can be arranged.
qAITHERsBUR5 REALTY. INC.
o ~ summit Ave, Caithersbur9.
sun. ana l Me- SS'S p.S' VA. o.sao,
or CT. 3.231a
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FARMS
HOWARD COUNTY

FOR RENT--l01 acres, 3 mi. 8.
Goose Greek Country Club, $3.50
per year. CT. 6-O234,
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Paul B. Ganley
Realtor
SPECIALIZING IN
LAND AND Farm SALES

20 ACRE EsTATE-Charmingly re.
stored, 6-rm. stone home. heat anC
bath, bank barn.. etc. buildings
Lovely stream. well fenced. Askini
So AcREs-Dairy farm, 8 a. wood.
ed, bal. pasture and crop, 9-rm
stone and frame home. high eleva.
ton with view. Long road front
age, S23, 900, terms.
lis ACRES-Dairy farm, "a stall
DC. barn with milk tank anC
barn cleaners. Well-watered anC
highly cultivated. 4-bedrm. brk
Lge, meadow with stream through
ing cattle and machinery.
$50 ACRES-Dairy farm. 20 stall
DC. barn-bank barn, silos, neces.
sary bldgs.. center-hall frame Co.
lonial home. bath and heat. Also
2 tenant houses. High state cult.
walton. Possession main house &c
days. landlord possession Of bal
anee; Leased $500 mo. Askini
154 xcREs-D.C. dairy farm. Ions
river frontage, panoramic view, ul.
ira mod. milk parlor, loafing shed
silo, etc. buildings. 4 bedrms. anc
bath old stone home. Central heat
253 ACRES-Dairy farm, 7 mi. 8
Of Frederick. SO stall DC. barr
with pipeline and dairy equipment
lge. loafing shed. silos with auto
feeding equipment. 6-bedrm., ] u
bath frame home. Also tenani
house, excel. pasture, stream. sd
fencing. road frontage, 100000
264 AcREs-Dairy farm, SO stall
DC, barn with equipment, Ice
bank barn, silos, etc. bldgs. Lowell
old brk. home, heat and bath. alss
tenant houses. Beaut. view, lonI
road frontake, 2 streams. Askini
100000. terms. Also offering cat
tie and machinery. 2 mi. n. U. 8
800 ACREs-Dairy farm. so stall
state cultivation. 10 rms, 81
baths. restored brk. manor house
with pool, (immed. POSI-. Also
Ice. brk. tenant home with heat
and Ia baths. also End tenant
home, Long road frontage. Farm
leased 1915 mo. Asking 5000. 900
terms, u. s. is so.
500 AcRES-Dairy farm, 3.S mi
road frontage, milking parlor, ex,
eel. loo. 4 silos. 2 bank barns
etc. bldgs.. 2 streams, 100 q. lusl
bluegrass, some woodland, 3 excel
stone and brk. and 2 frame homes
$25O.0O0, terms. 1 mi. from U. 8
40.
For complete details Of possession
and financing and for appt. to In
spect. call.
Paul B. Ganley, Realtor
Area Code 30l-063-652
200 Wilson Place. Frederick, Nd.
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APPROX. $4,000 50. II. Upper
Georgia ave. Priced at SO IT.
HARRY U. IsIKoFF ME. s-ss2s
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FARMS Yt4.t.
RETIREMENT

With business at gate to Lost River
ginia. Two-year-old log building
First floor. A0x5O dining room
with booths and counters. Large
Kit. and storage room. Second.
floor apt. with 4 large bedrms.
kit., din. rm., lly. rni. and sur
parlor. Colored baths. hardwood
iloors. good view. plenty Of water
at $40. 800. So, 900 down. A GOOD
huSinesa Ennt.
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PA.--337 ACRES

Cattle or dairy, 3 houses, 2 modern
houses with bath and furnace. All
in excel. cund., main mouse prac-
tically new. set high, good view
2 large barns and silOs. 20 acres
wheat and oats, all fenced, plenty
OF water, all level to rolling land,
some nice timber Right In gai
down, Cattle and machinery car
be bought extra. See this bargain
VIZ VIA 11E AGnHN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

BUILDERS. INVESTORS, SUBDI-
VIDERS-Sevcral acreage tracts
in fast growing community. 8 u
10 or more lots. ready to 20
Rapidly expanding area Of homes
Excellent subordination and co.
operation.
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w. VA.-1l5 ACRES

New rambler house, bath, furnace,
garage and basement, Hard road
Close to town, stream throueh
property, good timber and hunt
ing. Price S1O,250 with $4,000
down.
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FIRST CLASS
MODERN DAIRY FARM

FOR RENT-32l acre mod. dairy
farm with loose housing fac, auto.
silage feeder and milking parlor
with pipe line and tank, Fields In
high state Of cultivation. Mod.
home and tenants house. Stand
ing crops avail. ~ mi. Sc. Of
Warrenton, Avail. between now
and Oct. $3.50 mo. CT. 6-0234.
FREDERICK COUNTY, 3OO-acre
farm, gracious brick Colonial, 4
bedrms., pa baths lge. center
hall. library, maids rm. and bath.
swimming pool, outbldgs. Income
from farm and tenant house. on
hard I'd. . mi. south OF Frederick.
Call Clare Kenner. OIL. 4-b207 for
this and other farms.
JODY BAKER OI, o.7gIh
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zoo ACRES, 100 open, fenced,
crossfenced, Large dwelling, barn,
outbldgs. Streams. Only Sf00 per
acre with $4,000 cash, 500 mo.
Phone S20-6262 or Gordonsville
va, TE. 2-23S3. CARLBROOK
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L. A. ABERCRoMBIE
Diamond 1881

RANDALL n. HAoNER a co,
1891 Conn. Ave NV. DE. $4,000
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Four beautiful acres. old colonia
completely restored; 4 bedrms.
2. baths, large kitchen. 3 fire.
places, den with sliding doors x
patio. attached garage.
New brick rancher. Pindell Schoo
rd.--4 bedrms.. 2 baths. larg,
liv.. with fireplace, sep. din, rm.
table-space kit, carport. walkoui
bsmt., acre lot. .
Brick rambler, bedrms.. IA baths
sep. din. rm.. fully equip. kit, full
hsmt., washer and dryer, caFpoTt
in setting Of privacy and charm
70 7TR. TOoc
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iuoA 2. PICK ll24e oeorgLa Ave.

900 SO. IT., Soned c-3-B in the
heart OF the downtown medical
center. ut. Bosen with LEouM
y GERBER, EN- 10000, ewes. and
sunday ~. s-s7eI.
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DWELLING in the country, ha,
4 bedrms., IN baths. dinine
room. living room and kitchen,
-acre lot with garden and gar
den house. Hot-water heat, S15,-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HOME SITES
PercoIated. Ready To Ruild
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WHITFIELD PREssINGER
RANDALL H. HAGNER q co.. INC.
OIL. 2-l078 DE. S-3fi00
kkTIRING? We Invite YOU 10
Charles County in Nd. Build 81
Suy your nttls dream home. Have
HERSELFi Then what will vo,,
have? Lot, big or small. farm.
farmette. you name It, excel. buys,
Closed on Sunday
ADERHO REALTY co.
2S3-2163 List With Us 743-2a5l
RIVER RDs Potomac area-WafeT
avail. sewer on the way. About
100 acres. $4,000 acre. Terms.
PRINCIPALS only. OSCAR ~.
eEI0EL, Elk. 3-250I. "a
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CHARLES H. JAMESON

CHARLES H. JAMESON
20 A.-s-rm. frame house, cleo.
phone, bath, 2 lge. barns, gently
rolling land, mr.. Clarksburg Inter
change Of Rte. 70-S, s mi. NV
of Gaithersburg. on hard-surfact
I'd, $4,000, terms. "a cash,
1872 A.-Urbana Interchange. lower
edge Of Frederick Co.. S-rn., cen
ter-hall frame house, semi-mod
kit, bath and central heating
well shaded by large trees. Tract
lease $3.50 mo. High scenic pla-
much of Frederick and Mont. Co.
mile frontage arterial route anc
local nIacadam I'd. Close proximity
to Urbana's newest subdivn. z
sound investment, 10 min. ACC
Germantown and Bureau Of Stand
ards. Gaithersburg. $3.50 per ..
2I0 A.-Poolesville river view stocl
farm, 7-rm. frame house. mod
kit, bath, horse-cattle barn, front.
age River I'd. 1915 per acre.
300 A.-S-rm. center-hall manol
house, ga baths, 4 firepls., ar.
tistically remodeled and renovated
olympic size swimming. pool, for.
NAL garden bordered by English
boxwoods, new horse barn, 10-rm
ayers residence; Ia baths, Of
h.w.h., Arm. frame tenant nous,
and bath; 60-cow dairy barn
maternity barn, silos. 5 othel
excel. bldgs., fertile soil. unsur'
passable view, mile frontage OF
arterial road and local hard road
A-mi. frontage Monacaey River
As mi. d. c. $500 per a. Terms
NTTADT nc II TANKTCnN
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w. VA.-ORCHARD

Near Romney $40 acres, 100
acres in fruit. 1000 trees, loaded
with apples Of the best varieties.
houses. l modern, storag e
houses ~, packing AK. sheds: cattle
ali buildines. Corn ana hay. All
equip. with tractors, sprayers,
trucks. boxes and baskets. Land
lays rolling to level with plenty
q water. Price e3S.5O0, S12,500
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H P, BURDETTE q SON, REAL
TOR, MI. AIRY, MD. PHI. 1913.
Eve. ana Sun. Phi. Mr.. Brown. 692.
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BEAUTIFUL building lots. q acre
and up. Starting price 1000
and up. All are located on hard.
surface roads.
Holmes County herald., 1963-02-14
Services Monday
for DR.. Holcomb

Services for DR.. P. D. Hol-
comb, who practiced DENTS
try in Clarksdale nearly fifty
wears, were held Monday at
first Methodist Church. Burr
al was in Oakridge Cemetery
in Clarksdale with Mc1nnis-
Porter Funeral Home IN
charge.
DR.. Holcomb, who was ~,
died Saturday night at his
home shortly after returning
from a drive. He had been IN
failing health several years
and retired about seven years
ago. .
He was born in Holcomb and
lived in Lexington until ne
moved to Clarksdale in 1916.
He was married to the late
Mrs. Kate Baker Holcomb, a
Lexington native.
Survivors are two sons, Pat
D. Holcomb of Clarksdale and
w. L. Holcomb Of Gulfport;
a daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Hector
of Clarksdale; and a grand
daughter, Mrs. Louis D. Dial
ton of Whitehaven, who was
reared in his home; eight other 81;
grandchildren and two p,e gre 7atr
grandchildren. s7.f- y, ,.,o.
Holmes County herald., 1963-02-14
LEGAL NOTICES

A DECLAR-
INC THE INTENTION OF
THE BOARD OF SUPERVIS-
ORS OF HOLMES COUNTY.
MISSISSIPPI. TO ISSUE AND
SELL THE SERIAL BONDS
OF HOLMES COUNTY. MIS-
SISSIPPI. IN THE SUM OF
$50.000.00 FOR THE PUR-
POSE OF PROVIDING
FUNDS WITH WHICH TO
REMODEL AND ADD TO
I'M @ U THE HOLMES
COUNTY HOS
PITAL SITUATED IN THE
CITY OF LEXINGTON, HOL-
MES COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
PI. OWNED AND e
ED BY AND TO BE OPERA
TED BY. SAID COUNTY AS
A HOSPITAL ISTR1CT
BE TT RESOLVED by the
Holmes County herald., 1963-02-14
n. P. Buford
rites Saturday

Hampden P. Buford, retired
farmer, died at LOO Saturday
afternoon at the Clarksdale
Hospital after a long illness.
He was 70.
Services were held at 10 am.
Monday at the Sumner Pres
byterian Church with burial
in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Buford was born in Tai
lahatchie county and educated
in the county schools. He was
a member of the Presbyterian
Church.
He leaves his wife, Mrs
Blanche Pepper Buford; two
daughters, Mrs. M. T. Bray OF
Clinton, Tenn, and Mrs. w. r.
Morris of Kansas City, Mo-;
two brothers, Thomas B. Bu-
ford of Sumner and w. D. Bu-
ford of Oxford, and five grand
Holmes County herald., 1963-02-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this op-
portunity to express our ap-
probation and thanks to each
of you who were SO thought
full during the illness and death
of our loved one.
To the nurses who were Sc
kind and faithful to him and
to us who waited, and to DR..
Causey for his faithfulness and
untiring effort we say a spe-
cial thank you.
To all those who sent food,
flowers, your visits, your kind
words, we shall never forget.
May God bless each of you is
our prayer. =
The Joe S. Abel family
Holmes County herald., 1963-02-14
Laymans Day
to be observed
at St. Marys

Layman's Sunday will be
observed at st. Mary's Epis-
copal Church Sunday begin
ming at II a.m., it was announ-
ced by the Reverend Reynolds
Cheney, III, Rector. The SER
vice will be conducted entirely
by the men and boys of the
church, except for the cele-
bration of the Holy Commun-
ion, which will be done by
Rev. Cheney.
The men and boys will
act as acolytes and servers for
the communion service with
a special choir of men and
boys who will lead the sing
ing. The men and boys will
sit together and take commun-
ion first as a corporate act
of their renewing their COM
mitment to God. A layman
will preach the sermon.
The Rev. Cheney said
the purpose of the service is
to involve the men and boys
of st. Mary's Church in a
worship service which they
will lead and thereby to re-
new their commitment to GOD
and their church.
All friends and neighbors
of the church are cordially in
vited to be present and wit
ness this inspiring service, Rev
Cheney said.
Holmes County herald., 1963-02-14
PAUL
Cont. from page ID

NSOlits AAoh PNS
ga blasphemous betrayal OF
God. and a jazzed ridicullng
of the Lords Prayer" They
said the program was an IN
suit to Governor Barnett, Gov.
Oryal Faubus and the late
Representative John Rankin.
In general, it is clear to see
that Mrs. Peaster is doing
noteworthy service to all who
believe in the constitution.
The ladies can get things
done.
Holmes County herald., 1963-02-14
FOR SALE

FOR SALE: 1851 Pontiac
Super Chief. Excellent condi-
ton, reasonable price. Phone
720 or see Wallace Johnson,
Lexington.
2-14-tfc
Holmes County herald., 1963-02-14
EbeneZer HID Club Meets

EbeneZer HID Club Meets
The EbeneZer H. D. Club
held it's regular meeting on
Monday, February II, in the
Community House with Mrs.
j. w. Burwell as hostess. Due
to the bad weather only a few
members were present ait this
meeting.
Holmes County herald., 1963-02-14
Ebenezer
News
BY Eve L. BurweH

Sonny Thomas, Mary Fran
ces Burwell, and Diane White
attended Sally Barrett's party
in Lexington Friday evening.
Mrs. Glenn Burwell visited
her sister, Mrs. Sam Stanley
and family in Greenwood last
week.
Miss Sandra Holder of Lex
ington was a weekend guest
in the home Of Mrs. H. c.
Brock and Earl Gray Brock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Early M. Lu-
cas- and family of Belzoni
were guests Sunday of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
brennan of CoXburg spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mac brennan and Jimmy.
Mrs. B. w. Humphrey was
a guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Yandell Wideman and family
of Jackson the past week.
The friends of Miss Title
SWayze will be sorry to hear
Of her home being destroyed
by fire Wednesday of last
week. The old Swayze home
was just over the line in va
ZOO County.
The friends of Mr.. Renshaw
Thomas are glad to know that
he returned home Friday,
after about three weeks in
the Community Hospital. We
hope he will continue to i'm
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We are glad to know that lat
Sam Sample was able to lea
We the hospital Monday, and
is recuperating nicely at
home.
Holmes County herald., 1963-02-14

We are glad TO- toSS1 know NOV that
Sam Sample was able to lea
We the hospital Monday, and
is recuperating nicely at
home.