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Evening star., 1963-05-02
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star staff Writer

DETROIT, May 2.-Sid Hud-
son, who has been connected
with major league pitching for
23 years as player, scout and
coach, says he has never seen
anything to equal Tom Chen
ey's getaway this season.
The Senator's pitching coach
wasn't talking about won-lost
records, although Cheney has
q 40 mark after beating the
Tigers, Al, here yesterday
afternoon. His earned run
average is 0.25.
II mean walks, strikeouts,
hits and runs" Hudson said.
I've never seen anything like
Il. Here's a pitcher who has
struck out 38 batters and
walked only five, and has
allowed one earned run in four
complete games. It's amazing,
downright amazing"
Cheney's pitching has been
50 phenomenal that when he
walked three batters and gave
up seven hits and a run to the
Tigers he was pitching his
poorest game of the four.
Leads in StrikeOuts
Tom took over the American
league strikeout lead at 3S as
he famed IL. Some Of the
Senators we're kidding him
about missing a chance to
make it 80 when he walked
Hank Aguirre, the starter and
loser for the Tigers. Aguirre
has the reputation, and the
average to back it up, of being
the worst hitter in baseball.
Tom walked Aguirre on a 80
pitch.
Cheney now has won three
at home and one away, three at
night and one in the daytime.
He has beaten Boston, Los
Angeles, Kansas City and De-
troit.
Tom no longer is the wild
throwing righthander whose
uniform would be in the shape
Of a pretzel at the end of each
inning. He still has the exag-
gerated pivot, but he's getting
the ball over the plate. He was
Evening star., 1963-05-02
CHENEY RECORD
BY a star staff writer

DETROIT, May 2.-Follow-
ing is a breakdown Of Tom
Cheney's four victories in which
he leads the American League
in strikeouts with 38 and
earned-run average with 0,25.
Evening star., 1963-05-02
Dickinson Picked

Coach Bill McPeak, who dou-
bles as general manager, Sc
lected Dickinson College at Car
Isle, Pa, as the teams new
training site. Contracts for this
were signed yesterday.
At the National Football
Leagues January meeting at
Miami. Attorneys Milton King
Edward Bennett Williams and
Leo DeOrsey represented the
team at Marshall's request.
Marshall was there but was not
up to attending all the sessions.
The same trio will represent the
Redskins at another NFL meet
ing at st. Louis May %.
Jack Kent Cooke of Toronto
and Gene Archer, radio and
TV singer, also are directors Of
the club. Cooke offered to buy
the team for $4.5 million last
year.
1t will be no problem for
Marshall to lay down the every
day cares Of operating the Red
skins, worrying about exhibi-
ton dates. stadium parking
facilities, season ticket sales,
etc., with this lineup to rely
on. He may be content to
retain a title, such as chair
man of the board. and allow
the others to do the pick-and-
shovel work.
Evening star., 1963-05-02
Redskin Board
Set 70 Chance
C|ubControI
MurshclI's Health,
Declining Interest
May Alter Setup
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

The Redskins 27 years of
one-man rule by George Mar
shall is on the verge of ending.
A change may be made to-
morrow at what originally was
scheduled as a routine meeting
Of the clubs board of directors.
Marshall's health and a grow
ing disposition to delegate more
authority to the men around
him may pave the way for a
new setup.
The once fiery president and
principal stockholder Of the
team is being treated for dia-
beteS by DR.. George Resta. His
health has not been good since
last summer, when he under
went surgery for a hernia. He
has shown diminishing interest
in pro footballs problems and
has been increasingly willing
for other club officers to share
the burden of the Redskins
operation.
Evening star., 1963-05-02
Kentucky Derby Field

LOUISVILLE. KY May 2 (AP).-The field for the seth
running Of the $l25ooOadded Kentucky Derby mile
a quarter Saturday at Churchill Downs:
Evening star., 1963-05-02

All carry l26 pounds
Gross value $l5l400 with nine starters $lOS9OO to win
ner $4,000 to second sl25OO third $1,000 fourth
Post time $50 pm washington tme).
Teevision, 5-6 pm, (WToP-9. Radio, 5:l5-545 pm,
CWTOP-i 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08
NEWS OF MUSIC
JuiIIiords Offers
Beethoven Quortets

ing. At the request Of the
players last night the tempera-
ture in the hall was held a cou-
pie of degrees below 70. Many
were chilled, few were frozen,
but the vigor Of the applause
might have owed a little less to
eSthetic rapture than it does
usually.
The program was laid out
chronologically, rising from the
third of the Opus Is set, through
Opus "a, to Opus III, a quarter
century span. The personal in
Movement Of the players in the
music they were projecting pro-
ceeded likewise, with Opus Is
receiving a reading Of marked
impersonality, almost, one
might say, a warm-up piece.
Things changed for the better in
Opus "a, and it was a fine reah-
Zation of the work.
As a crown to the evening
Opus III, first Of the five great
last quartets, was the purest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

years when be ruled as King Of
Swing. That was an era Of other
great bands too. ''Ths record
business today Is Just as good, |"
be said, ''the sheet music bust
ness is good, and the band In
strument business Is good, but
there are no new great BIG
bands. Why not? Goodman had
the answer.
There are no more big mo
vie houses to launch the BIG
bands" he said. Nov the mos
successful movie places are the
art houses. Art films killed the
big bands"
G0Odman's first opportunity
came at the Billy Rose Music
Hall in the mid sos. He won rec
ognition there and bookings
into big movie houses around the
country. Sponsorship on the "a,
do networks was most vital al
that tim e, and Goodm q 4
achieved the sponsorship wher
Howard Mccain. Of Mccain.
Erickson, heard his band at the
Billy Rose Music Hall.
-
There are several versions o.
the aftermath. One had 1t that
Rose collected by phoning 9
more important mob lie a d err
Knowing Billy, / prefer to be.
heve the version that had him
pick up a phone, in his en-
ployer's presence, and say "Gei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

The Juilliard Quartet, as har-
dy a group Of artists as ever
laid considerable hands on the
matched Stradivari instruments
of the Whittall Collection, con-
tinued their traversal of the
Beethoven quartet literature at
the Library of Congress last
night with three good ones.
Coolidge Auditorium was chill
" enough to make one long for
the good old bad old days when
there was difficulty controlling
the temperature, and a chap
was likely to dOze off before in
PERMISSION from the overheat'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

Men. HOOver's protectors pre-
vailed.
At the Stroners Club, this
night, Billy Rose seemed disin-
terested IN those tgsawpieces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

pleasure marred only BY some
difficulties In the scherzando
movement. Relaxed vitality and
polished style marked the work
Of the men in the opening move
ment. The bobbing and weaving
to which they are given, far
from being a distraction, added
a visual dimension to the fine
sound they made. Their projec-
ton of the energetic finale drew
an ovation which was deserved.
The program viii be repeated
tonight at $50, and broadcast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

me J. Edgar Hoover In Wash
ington."
The respective capable staifs
Of J. Edgar Hoover and Tommy
(S-Finger) Brown had FLASHED
once before. II was over the
protection" Of q New York
newspaperman who went to Chi
cago to star In q vaudeville
show. He found that the room al
the left Of his suite quartered
some Of Browns friends" and
the one at the right housed G.
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THE
LYONS
DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW York; you've been
around long enough there comes
a moment when b e dimes,
songs and the talk in night
joints suddenly supply the half
forgotten pieces to complete a
fascinating m usic. I've been
around long enough, and once
again it came to me last week.
! sat with Benny Goodman at
Sardi's, and we talked Of those
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08
By JOHN HASKINs
contrfbutins Critic

JuiInard String Quartet Robert
Raphael Hnlyer, viola: Claus Adam,
celiol. Al the Library Of conEress
Program: Quartet IN d. Op. rs. No.
3, Beethoven. Quartet IN E-Flat, Op,
"a. Beethoven: Quartet In E-Flat
o.. 127. Beethoven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

suddenly settling into place. he
probably was concerned more
about bis having become aware,
at long last, Of love having re-
entered his life.
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NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE
TRUSTEE'S SALE


WHEREAS. on May IA, 1859, woody
r. winborn, and wife. lola winborn,
executed q Deed OF Trust in favor Of
D~ura-Homes, Inc, beneficiary. with
Roland d. Marble as Trustee therein,
and which said Deed Of Trust Is rec
orded in the Land Deed Records OF
Jackson County. Mississippi in Mort
gage and Deed Of Trust Book lee,
Page 1877, and
WHEREAS, on May ~, 1862 Dura-
Homes. Inc, assigned Deed OF Trust
to Commercial Mortgage Co., Inc, by
instrument recorded In the Land Deed
Records OF Jackson County, Mississip-
pi In Mortgage and Deed Of Trust
Book i72, Page go. and
WHEREAS. on June 9. 1859 Com
mercial Mortgage Co, Inc, assigned
said Deed OF Trust to Family Pride
Homes. Inc. by instrument recorded
In the Land Decd Records of jackson
County. Mississippi In Mortgage and
Deed OF Trust Book l72, Page ,3l. and
WHEREAS, ON June IL, 1862 Family
Pride Homes, Inc, assigned said Deed
OF Trust to Associates Discount Cor
poration OF South Bend, Indiana By
instrument recorded In the Land Deed
Records OF jackson County. Mississippi
in Mortgage and Deed OF Trust Book
liza, Page e22. and
WHEREAS, Associates Discount Cor
poration OF South Bend. Indians ap-
pointed and substituted. Clinton Y.
Iockard. as substitute trustee in place
and stead of Roland d. Marble by In
strument dated October Is. 1853 and
recorded In the Land Deed Records OF
Jackson County. Mississippi in Mort
gage and Deed Of Trust Book lss,
Pages 55o-5l. and
WHEREAS, there ha been default
In the performance, conditions, terms
and provisions OF said Decd Of Trust
by the said grantors. and In accord
ance with the terms and conditions
Of said Deed Of Trust. the entire in
d~ebtedness secured thereby has been
declared due and payable by the pre-
sent legal holder Of said Deed Of
Trust, and said substitute trustee has
been requested to execute said trust
BY forecloSing said Deed OF Trust.
NOwTHEREFoRE, I. Clinton =. Lock
ard. Substitute Trustee. win On the
End day of December, 1863, offer fer
sale and sell at public auction at the
front door of the Courthouse at Pas
cagoula. Jackson County. Mississippi,
within the legal hours. TO the highest
and best bidder for cash that certain
piece. parcel or tract of land lying
and being situated in Section 20. Town
ship Z South, Range 5 west, In Jack
son County, Mississippi and more
particularly described as follows. to-
Wit:
Lot . Of the Arthur Brown subdivi-
sion as shown by Plat Recorded IN
Plat Book 4, Page IS Of the Records
OF Plats Of Jackson County. Mississip-
pi said land being situated in Section
20, Township Z South, Range . West,
Jackson County. Mississippi.
Title to said property is believed 70
be good, but I will convey only such
title as is vested IN me as Substituted
Trustee.
WITNESS my signature, this the
It'll day Of November, 1868.
CLINTON E. LOCKARD,
Substitute Trustee.
At lis, IS, -. %
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON

$3.50 VT MISSISSTpRT
COUNTY OF JACKSON
~ a CHANCERY COURT
- VACATION, A. D.. 1863
AcNExAffoN PETITION or YrFE
VII oF fAsCAGoULA, MsSISsIPrI
NO. 1894
NOTICE
10 ALL PERSONS INTERESTED m
.rrrasCTED BY. OR HAVING OBJEC-
l1UNS TO THE PROPOSED ENLARGE
n.HI OF THE CORPORATE LIMITS
iHE CITY OF PAsCAGOULA AS
SE[OUT IN ORDINANCE No. s-fs63
rIED By THE BOARD OF MAYOR
rD COUNcILMEN OF THE CITY OF
lAcOULA ON OCTOBER is. 1868.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested in, affected by or having
objections to the proposed enlarge
ment Of the corporate limits OF the
City Of ~Pascagoula IS set cut In Or
dinance No. s-lse3 adopted by the
Board OF Mayor and Councilman OF the
City Of P~Ascaeoula on the 18th day
Of October. 1868. that the petition Of
the City OF P~ascagouIa was filed IN
the Chancery Court OF jackson County,
Mississippi on october 81, 1868 praying
that the enlargement Of the municipal
Of the City Of P~ascagoula as
get out in said ordinance be ratified
approved and confirmed by the court.
being cause No. 17,424 on the docket
Of said court. and that such petition
has been set down for hearing on Mon
day. December 2, 1858 At 1000 am. IN
the main courtroom Of the Jackson
Courthouse In the city OF Pas
cagoula. Jackson County. Mississippi
which date and time all persons
VIII have the right to appear and enter
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PAGE FIFTEEN
NO. as7t
NOTICE To Rrnnrrn

N@Ak@6 IN blDLERA
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of Education of Jackson
County, Mississippi will receive
pm, Monday, November Ill. 3
cation in the Courthouse at Pasca-
goula, Jackson County. Mississippi
for the sale for cash to the highest
and best bidder of the following
now located at the St. Martin At
tendance Center, 40f LeMoyne
Blvd. Biloxi, Mississippi:
l. One ~ Wisconsin 4-cyIinder
air cooled % hp gasoline engine =
No. 487128.
2. One ~ Allis-C Chalmers 4-cylin-
der water cooled diesel engine -
Wis l134-K.
3. One ID Auto Sedan 1856 Chew
rolet SIN A56A117460.
The above items may be inspect
ed at st. Martin Attendance Center.
401 LeMoyne Blvd. Biloxi, Mis-
sissippi, and further information
obtained from Mr.. Chester Blalock.
Principal, st. Martin Attendance
Center. Jackson County. Mississippi.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
WITNESS THE SIGNATURE OF
said Board on this the It'll day OF
October, 1863.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
JACKSON COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
N. p. Gautier
Executive Secretary
SEAL
1918. q. Ill, 8
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NO. 3sl3
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON

NO. 3sis
sTATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE
DEFAULT having been made in the
payment OF the Indebtedness secured by
q Deed Of Trust from ETHEL SIM
MONS, TO the First Federal Savings
81 Loar Association Of Pascagoula-
Moss Point, Pascagculs. Mississippi,
Beneficiary, James II. Colmer, Trustee,
dated February 30, 1850, recorded In
Book i56, Pages As, Records OF Mort
age and Deeds OF Trust n the
Note securing same. having requested
h undersigned Trustee to foreciose
said Deed Of Trust as provided therein,
In the event Of default: I, James n.
Colnaer, Trustee, under the provisions
and by virture of authority conferred
upon me In he said Deed of Trust,
viii, on Monday, December 2, 1853,
Within legal hours at the main front
door Of the Courthouse, Jackson Coun-
ty, Mississippi. City OF Pascagoula
offer for sale and sell for cash to the
highest and best bidder, the follow
ing described property, situated in the
County Of Jackson, State Of Mississippi,
to-vit:
In Claim Section I, Township 9
South, Range s West. being part Of the
West 13o feet Of Lot 81 Of the Eidoine
Krebs Tract, as per plat thereof rec
orded IN Book 4. Page 5325A, Land
Deed Records Of Jackson County, Mis-
sissippi. and more particularly de-
seribed as commencing at the North
margin Of Kenneth Street with the East
margin OF Victor Street and thence
running North . distance OF 460 feet
to the Northwest corner Of the pro-
perty conveyed 10 Willie Cry by Ethel
Simmons by Deed dated March 9,
1857, recorded In Book 165, Page 3s4,
Land Deed Records Of Jackson County,
Mississippi, which is the point Of be-
ginning Of the property conveyed here
In; thence running East a distance Of
80 feet along the North line of the
property Of Willie Cry; thence running
North . distance of 90 feet; thence
running West . distance Of 100 feet
TO the East margin of Victor Street;
thence running South a distance of 90
feet along the East margin OF Victor
Street 70 the point OF beginning.
The undersigned Trustee will con-
vey only such title as is vested In him
~ virtue Of the above described Deed
OF Trust.
WITNESS Ny SIGNATURE. On this
ths sth day Of November, AID, 1859.
JAMES II. CCEAER,
Trustee.
~ ii-s, Is, -, -
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NO.. 35So
A or MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY or JACKSON

NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE
DEFAULT having been made In the
payment Of the Indebtedness secured
By Deed 81 Trust from Preston A.
Cochran e ys to Empire Home Build
eTs. Inc-s Beneficiary, Ben C.. Moore,
Trustee. as recorded in Deed Of Trust
Book l6s. At Page 5a4, m the office
Of the Chancery Clerk Of jackson
County, Mississippi, said deed OF trust
being dated May is. 1862, and assigned
by instrument TO Gulf Union Corpora
ton on May 2s. 1861, which assign
ment Is recorded in Deed Of Trust
Book ITO. at Page "a: n the present
holder and owner of the Deed of Trust
securing same. having requested the
undersigned Trustee to foreclose the
said Deed OF Trust as provided therein
In b event Of default, I, Ben C..
Moore, Trustee. under the provisions
n By virtue OF the authority con-
ferred upon me In said Deed of Trust.
will on Monday. November Is, ss63,
within legal hours. at the front door
Of the Jackson County Courthouse.
and sell for cash to the highest and
best bidder the following described
property in Jackson County. Missis-
sippi, to-wit:
Commencing at the Southeast corner
Of the West Half OF the Northeast
Quarter OF the Southwest Quarter of
81, Township 6 South, Range s
West, and thence west q distance of
346 feet to . point. From said point
run North along . line parallel with
the property line OF James and Ollie
Mae Dees a distance OF approximately
3s8 feet to the Southern boundary OF
an existing public blacktop road; then
West along the Southern boundary OF
said blacktop road . distance OF TIA
feet . the point OF beginning. thence
run West TIA feet, thence run ap-
p~roxinately 70 feet to the property
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NO. 3s1s
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO. 17,44I
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To-:
AIFRATES COILARD FOX, whose
last known address was e64s. Ingleside
Avenue. Chicago 81, Illinois;
JAMES MCKINLEY COILARD, whose
last known address was 4731 New Or
leans. New Orleans 70. Louisiana;
ALEXANDER COLLARD. whose last
known address was 5o5s Ebllis Avenue.
Chicago, Illinois;
JESSIE BELL LEE, whose last known
address was 7o6 st. Emanuel street.
Mobile. Alabama;
DORA STAFFORD, whose last ad-
dress was 2424 Danneei street, New
Orleans, Louisiana:
PETTIBOEE COLL.ARD, JR., whose
last known address was 546 Coliamer
Drive. dsrdena, California;
and
CHARLES COLEMAN, LEON COLE
MAN, ALFRED COLAARD, JR., adult
non-residents Of the State Of Missis-
sippi. who are not to be found by the
Petitioner after diligent search M
inquiry personally made.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chaneery Court Of the County OF
Jackson in said State, on the 1st
MONDAY OF OecemDer, A. D., 1908, 70
defend Suit No. l7,441 IN said Court
Of ESTATE OF DORA COLLARD WILL
LIAMs wherein you are Defendants.
and wherein Complainant seeks to
probate will Of Dora Collard williams,
to establish last will and testament as
genuine, TO have petitioner declared as
sole beneficiary Hereunder and pp-
pointed as executor OF this estate. and
other relief as fully set cut in bill
on file.
This 9Th day Of November, A. D.,
1853.
(SEAL)
WILBUR q. DEES,
Clerk Chareery Court,
Jackson County. Mississippi
BIT: FRANCES J. ROBERTS,
DC.
~ li-S. is, n, 20
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NO. 3H7s

NO. 357e
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR sPE-
CIAL USE UNDER JACKSON COUN-
TY ZONING ORDINANCE.
Notice Is hereby given to the pub
lie hat . special meeting will be
held by the Board Of Supervisors OF
Jackson County, Mississippi, on Tues
day, November 10, 1868. at 1000
O'Clock AM, in the office OF the
Board Of Supervisors IN the Court
house at Psscagoula, Mississippi, for
the purpose of determining whether .
special use permit shall be granted
under Section II OF the zoning Ordin-
ance Of jackson County, Mississippi,
for the following purposes:
Donovan Gautief and James Penn
berton TO construct and operate q
Building supply Business on the Old
Homesite OF Rev. Davis on Kreole
Avenue in Kreole In the Residential
q" District.
willard r. Pankonin to operate .
trailer court at Gautier on Mary
walker Bayou In the Residential C
District.
WITNESS nay signature, this the sth
day Of October. AID, 1859.
(SEAL)
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
jackson County, Mississippi.
SY: WILBUR @. DEES,
Clerk.
1t 1913. Ill. ., -
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Legal Notices
NO. 8ss3
kTATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY or X
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
DEFAULT having beer made in the
payment Of the Indebtedness secured
by Deed OF Trust from Norman c.
Barber ct Tx TO Empire Homo Builders,
Inc. Beneficiary, Ben c. Moore,
Trustee. as recorded in Deed OF Trust
Book ITO. at Page 2oe. In the Office of
the Chancery Clerk of Jackson County,
Mississippi. said deed of trust being
dated May 20, 1852. and assigned to
Gulf Union. Corporation on June 1S,
1854, by Instrument recorded In Deed
Of Trust Book l72, at Page rs; and the
present holder and owner OF the Deed
81 Trust securing same. having re-
auested the undersigned Trustee to
fereclose the said Deed OF Trust as
provided therein In the event OF de-
fault. I. Ben c. Moore, Trustee, under
the provisions and by virtue of the
~authority conferred upon me IN said
Deed OF Trust, will on Tuesday. De
espaber }. 1858. within legal hours. at
the trent door OF the Jackson County
Courthouse. Pascagoula, Mississippi,
ester for sale and sell for cash 10 the
highest and best bidder the following
described property in Jackson County,
mississippi, to-vit:
: beginning IN the Southwest corner
81 the SW half of the sw quarter OF
Gle Sc quarter. run $50 feet East to
the point Of beginning; thence North
$50 feet: thence East so feet; thence
South lko feet; thence west go feet
back TO the point OF beginning.
Said parcel of land lying IN section
lh. Township 2 South, Range s West,
jackson County. Mississippi. as per
plat thereof recorded in Deed Book
tss, Page i<6. dated January s. 1858.
! will convey only such title as is
vested In me by virtue OF the above
described Deed of Trust.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE, this the
fth day Of November, 1858.
BEN c. MOORE,
Trustee.
A lis. Is, AZ, az
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ming thence South along the East mcy-
gin Of the property OF Roberts q dis
lance OF I2i feet to a point, running
thence West along the South margin
Of the property of Roberts a distance
Of $50 feet to the Southwest corner of
the property Of Roberts. said point be-
ing 80 feet East OF the West line OF
the Northwest Quarter (NwAl OF the
Northeast Quarter tNEA) Of said Sec
ton 2s, running thence South along
said road 10 the South line OF said
Northwest Quarter (NwA) Of the
Northeast Quarter CNEA). running
thence North TO the South margin
OF Old u. q. Highway 90. running
thence Westerly along the South mar
gin of said Old Highway 90 to the
point OF beginning. Said parcel being
further described as that part Of the
West Half (WtA) of the Northwest
Quarter (NWH) OF The Northeast
Quarter (NEi<) of said Section %.
which lies South Of Old u. 8. Highway
90. LESS AND EXCEPT the West 30 feet
thereof reserved for q road, and LESS
AND EXCEPT the property conveyed
by Drake 10 Roberts by deed recorded
in Book lSl, page SIT. and LESS AND
EXCEPT THE parcel sold to Starks by
deed recorded In Book 7is, page 4SS
Of the Decd Records OF Jackson Coun-
ty. Mississippi.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court OF the County Of
! Jackson In said state, On the LIST Mon
day Of December, A, D., 1853, at 1000
A. M, TO defend suit No. i7,4<7 in
said Court OF J. X. LEMON, EFT AL
VS.. i. C.. FARNHAM. EFT AL.
wherein you are Defendants, and
wherein Complainant seeks title TO
lands described above and other relief
as fully set out in Bill on file.
This sth day Of November, A. D.,
1853.
SEAL
WILBUR q. DIES,
Clerk Chancery Court,
Jackson County. Mississippi.
BY: FRANCES J. ROBERTS,
DC.
81 liza, II. "a