davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1963-05-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA = RooMY Colonial
home - In MOST CONVENIENT
location. Three bedrooms-HUGE
2lXl5 living room with fireplace
FULL BASEMENT - Hot-water
heat-screened porch - GARAGE,
81 ,500-S700 down, S120 mo.
Call NOW. 90.
MONROE
so. 5-91OO REALTORS
Evening star., 1963-05-02

Sale or rent with option 10 buyi
3.bedrm. brick rambler with fire.
pl, modern kitchen with dish
washer, bSmt. with rec rm, and
bar. Enclosed porch and fenced
yard. ONLY Si7,D5O.
Evening star., 1963-05-02
EDGEMOOR

Brick Colonial with entrance hall,
living room with fireplace. dining
room, excellent kitchen and break
fast room on 1st floor. 3 bed
rooms, > baths on 2nd. Full base
ment. detached garage. deep lot.
Ewes. Mrs. Mitchell. OIL. 6-77SS.
W. c. a A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN-. 2-44o4
Evening star., 1963-05-02
LIST WITH LINGO

GLENWOOD = ImmAc. 4-bedrm.
2-bath brick Cape Cod on dead
end tree-shaded street. Pull bsmt.
with rec. rm. and powder rm..
sep dining rm., det garage.
block 10 transp. S24 $50.
Evening star., 1963-05-02

bETHEsDA-close.in attractive, 3.
schools, transportation, shopping
low 2O'a Ewes, J65.JJ5a. -
CHS REALTY. INC. OIL, 0.2300
Evening star., 1963-05-02

bSmt., all cOnVenIenCtS, IHlHHVU-
KEN DRUsKiN. Realtor. a49-4000
ROLLINGWOOD = A center-hall
brick frame Colonial with
Character and charm. This house
has master bedrm., den and u
bath on first, 3 bedrooms and 2
baths on 2nd floor. 2-car garage.
Overiooks Rock Greek Park-a
view from every window, Owner
leaving town says sell for S4g950.
cali Wo. $4,000 til o.. EDW. H.
TnNUc 4, Tn INC ReAltor
Evening star., 1963-05-02

BETHEsDA-On bus line, 3-bedrm.
2-bath brk. Colonial with mother
in-law suite, 2 kitchens, firepl..
screened porch. fenced yard, ga
rage. S23.b0
NATIONAL CAPITAL. Realtor
OIL. A-Rlaa Ewes OIL. A-0N03
Evening star., 1963-05-02
Andrews Area
S17.Q5n

in1 reN an S-SIE; snnr6I spank
acre lots, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, full
bsmt. with sliding wall paneled
doors to rear yard. 10Ss down.
Evening star., 1963-05-02

ARMAND ALE-Immae.. 3.bedroon
w,iianseSsF y. ~ ssIn Colonial 81, s,Dd, EnOr%1S'
70 sverytsins' aa'' FHA wv s9g'gSo.S SGhS im.
med 9oss. MILKEY REALTY. IA
Evening star., 1963-05-02
CFORCIA-PTYFRS MIL nm a.,

GEORGIA-PLYERS MILL RID. area
Beautiful all-briek. 4-bedrin. split
level. 2ls baths. large liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., de luxe kit, dish
washer, disposal. Walk TO Wheaton
Plaza, schools and bus. Will go
FHA or G1. s23.950. JU. 7-770O
ftiI a
Evening star., 1963-05-02

SILVER sPRING-close-i beauti'
ful custom -built 4-bedrm,, 3ls'
bath, brk. split-level, rec. rm.
garage, cony 10 schools ant
II. J, REvANE. INC.
Evening star., 1963-05-02
KALMIA and 18th
IL hES. -ChTl
$4,000
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK
"a REAL BEAUTY"

Near new Providence Hosp.-A-1
condition. Attrac., semidet., 6-rm.
home, front perch, foyer entr.,
MOD mod. S Sit'' i; disposal. c SEP Sood Sc size S,.
bedrms., lovely recreation room
with full shower bath, ample
storage area, deep level lot, lots
OF extras. Price Sl7,q50. Call
Mr.. STOVER. CAMPANELLA g.
co, Elk. 3-4ll3, ewes. WI.
Evening star., 1963-05-02
ATTENTION, PLEASE
CUSTOM CORNER HOUSE
1005 oath ST SE

4GGO OTb11 - IL 0sG'
Doctor, lawyer-Indian chief, your
agree It's tops, see this today
bdrms.. 2h baths, den, knotty pine
rec. rm., garage, Italian granite
firepl., range, refgr., deep freeze,
auto. washer, garden patio, Built
In 1880, refined section. Ii. 4.
1900, RE. 5-4734.
Evening star., 1963-05-02

BETHEsDA-Air-cond. brick ram.
and Columbia Country Club. 4
bedrms., . baths. garage. levei
lot with large trees. Only So3, 800
LEIGH 4 ScHwAB. INC. EN-. ..
$500; Ewes. Mrs. Brenehley. OIL
Evening star., 1963-05-02

picturesQue brick Cape Cod.
DREAM COME TRUE"
Huge friendly kitchen. separate
dining room, full basement Lovely
yard with Towering trees anc
shrubs
Evening star., 1963-05-02

CHEVY CHASE-S21,500. 4-bedrm..
2ls bath brick town house; Liv-
ing rm., dining rm.. lge. kitchen.
yard. nr. shopping.
Evening star., 1963-05-02

| ". y. IH1NIIOLlIhH5, EtINI III, ' wv
GAYFIELDs = COUNTRY CLUB
BERS, find this 5-bedrm., 3-bath
hone ideal 2a-ft. liv. Tm.. huse
family rm. with q view. 2 firepls.
Nearly an acre In area Of fine
/ homes. S3S.5OO. a4a-7O7O.
|C p TT ,FTCHER Raaltor
Evening star., 1963-05-02
6 BEDROOMS

Here Is casual luxury that your
family will love. Smart formal
living together with comfortable
feet-up family room plus recrea-
and flagstone patio. Extra Stairs
in rear connect beautiful kitchen
with family room. New listing
Evening star., 1963-05-02
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
SRgRRsN TI \ PAN, gs6PERTIEs s IIs ,1;,I M9T. II

FUN HE6ULI5 LI1I WITH Ub
JUST LISTED - Charming all-brk
Colonial In Immaculate eond, 2
bsdtm,s,. SEP. din fm. ~ rm.
eabinetG. full bsmt with ground
level exit on large wooded lot.
Assume Si4,300 loan Pull price.
$4,000. This won't last. D4p-
suBuRpAN PRoPERTIEs MOT.
Evening star., 1963-05-02
GIULIANO
T. N. LERNER

FItb., InIand Corp.
WHEATON PLAZA e4e-7a0C
BETHESDA-Brick Cape Cod back
ing onto Q wooded parkland with
wonderful view. Center-hall plan
Big liv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din
rn.. all-elec. kit. with eating space
bedrm. and bath on 1st flr., 2 Bis
bedrms.. sitting rm.. and bath uu
Full bsmt.. scr. porch and built
in garage. 2 blocks from elem
school and walking distance tc
tranSp. and shopping. House is
well priced at $4,000. FRANK s
PHILLIPS, INC, OIL. 2-7006. Ewes
Evening star., 1963-05-02
- FALLlN REALTY -

SRiARCLIFF AREA-stylish bricL
town house, with 3 bedrooms, 2 y
baths. built-in garage. CENTRAL
AIR coND,. lovely deep lot. Per-
feet conditionl Choice location,
few minutes from downtown. LOW
.40si FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC,
pL 7-l4ll. Evenings, Mr.. Benny
Evening star., 1963-05-02

dream. 3-bedrm.. 2-bath split
level, de luxe family rm. with
beautiful iirepl, quiet street. close
TO schools. 81 500 dn. FHA. Con.
slider VA. Call p4a-7300 til $3.50
HUGH T. PECK, 1l246 Georgia Ave
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-09

Mrs. zillah H. shafer and
Mrs. J. A. Upton, il, made d
business trip to Lexington OF
Wednesday.
M. and Mrs. Boice Ware and
daughter, Wendy. Isl d his
parents, Mn and Mrs r. S.
Ware, ii Petersburg Oh MaHslay
tn Wednesday afternoon
bridge CLUB met Win Mrs. ] II.
Hammer. this week
Theses going on a fishing trip
ID Deltayille Sunday includ II:
Allie Tuck. Ca ton Lewis.
Franklin Watts. j. 0. Rockwell
Richard Palmer, Douglas jock
son. Kenneth T aim +, Ben
amos. Bobby Palmer. Jack Bur
nette and Jesse Newconb
MI and MIS- J NJ Stanley
and children, Susan and Garry
9f Blackstone, wgiA week end
GUESTS HI ber father ard STan-
mother tha Ppv api N-s
q over MI oven celahi4,tasi
J5s Birthday stpdav a9d Na
and Mrs. Dewey Ow2n. of Dur
ham, n. G.. also visited his
brother and sisrer-in-law, that
,az,.rinq
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-09
Homecoming And
Revival At
Concord Baptist

SHEPPARDS, Aug. 8 - Con
cord Baptist Church will observe
homecoming on Sunday, Aug. II,
beginning At II am All friends
are invited to attend. The Rev.
Howard Baldwin from Temple
Baptist Church. Chicago. H.,
will be the guest speaker. At
tie close of the morning worship
service, dlnrer will be served
on the grounds A Hymn Sing
Praise Service is planned for
the afternoon beginning at 1:A5
p nl
Monday through Friday. night
y services will begin at 8 pm.
The Rev, Howard Baldwin will
De the revival evangelist for the
week.
The public is cordially invited
to atterd these services.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-09
Wedding Guests Liven Inglewood

wedding of her nephew, J a k
Ownby. Of Sevielv.lle. Tenn.
Recent guests Of Mrs Anna
c. James were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Lyles. Of Lynchburg
nat. and Mrs, Hubert Claho.
Of Scottsville were guests ol Mr..
and Mrs U. 3. Clabo one day
HISS week.
Nj. and Mrs. Wade BRYAN and
family are visiting friends and
relatives III Tenne
Mrs. Bill Norton. of Seymore,
Tenn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
Ownby. Of Knoxville. Tenn, are
guests Of Mi. ard Mrs. j. l..
Ownby this week.
Mi. and Mrs. June Ownby has
returned from a visit to friends
and relatives ii Knoxville and
Sev,elville, Tenn.
Mrs. Pink Ownby Is plannmg
" SpeNu lne NeNt week Nlln
friends and relatives in Tonnes
see.
Nh. and Mrs. U. B. Clabo with
their grandchildren, Vlckle and
Jerry Clabo, Of Knoxville, Tenn,
and Miss Judy Houser and Mrs.
Ann James are spending a few
days this week a. Ocean View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Green.
Of Richmond, spent the week end
at their cabin here with friends
Of theirs from Richmond.
Emerson Reunion
MI. and Mrs. John Emerson
and Mrs. Ralph Clements at
tended the Emerson reunion at
Mount Airy. N c., the past Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson re-
manned to visit with friends and
relatives.
Mary Frances Crews. of Hall
fax, is visiting in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clements
for the next two weeks.
Mr.. and MIS-. Ralph Clements
We're guests Of Mr. aid Mrs. f.
H. Bray in Richmond, Tuesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-09

CUMBERLAND RID /, Aug.
8 - "IngleWood, the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Clabo,
aWoke from its long sleep FIJI
day when the guests from the
Zirkle-Ptters wedding began to
allIye for The reception Many
Of the older guests recalled when
they had danced all night in
wears gone nv 1t "lnglewood =
sometimes called the old Davis
home.
Nj. and Mrs. Clarence Naples
and sons. Randy and RicNie.. OF
Falls City. formerly of Colorado
Springs, Colo. Nh and Mrs.
Pink Ownby. Of Cedar. MI. and
MIS- Leonard AdcoX. Of Knox
vile. Tenn, and MI. and Mrs
Kenneth Allen ana children, JAG
kie, David and 10 Kimberly. O
farmy He, Wore recent guests Of
MI. and MIS-, o. M. OWnby
A large number attended the
bridal shower given i'll the home
Of her sistsr Mrs. June Ownby
Tor Miss Be ty 10 Murphy, Fri
day before last. Miss Murphy is
now Mrs Larry Pennington and
81 her honeymoon
Mrs. S. F. Friend, who has
been on the sick list. is much
improved.
A large number attended the
wiener roast a couple Of weeks
AGO given BY the BTU Of Jones
Chapel Baptist Church.
Nh. and Mrs. Frank OWnby
and family spent part of the
past week with friends and rela-
tlves in Tennessee.
Mrs Nora Clabo is spending
4 few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. U. B. Houser. and son, Dot
Clabo. in Knoxville. Tenn.
AT Wedding
Mrs. Kate Bursh is planning
to spend her vacation with her
bfother-in-laW and sister. Mi.
and Mrs. Leonard Adcox. Of
KnoNvllle, Tenn, and attend the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-09
Farm Bureau Members Hold Picnic
At State Farm Recreational Center

Sixty per cent Of the farmers
ii america belong to Farm Blu
reau. according to Rowland He
further emphasized b The
Farm Bureau is quite strongly
Oh one side or the other Of most
major issues. He cited spacifi-
cally that. earlier this year,
Farm Bureau was in strong 0p-
position to the supply Control
type Of agriculture as offered in
tho wheat referendum Of May
n and that their stand III oppo-
sit0a was m3st certainly vindi-
Gated bv tile decision made BY
g.le farmers Of America On that
date.
Other speakers We're two All
members sponsored by the local
FERN Bucau to The 4-H shetj
Course al Blacksburg T h ey
eaca presented with a Si7
scholarship earlier this year
MISS Naucr Newton gave a re-
po.t Oh the Short Course. and
fhe ciass Sh attended. N.is~
EaiAv ilut. an All Star. gave
I'LL ogtlin Oh What III Has
M alt fa Me-
rrt - el.l ,-;r,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-09

/ tlti9 NEN'A ttit-
David Robar WAS one Of the
drivers i'll the stock car races at
/ South Boston on Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Charles A. Osborne ana
! AIr. and Mrs. j.. B. Goode, Of
Chase City, were guests CT Mrs.
j. A. Upton. j.. Monday
Visit Parents
! Mr.. and Ms. 3. r. Clemerts,
/ Of Elon College, n. G.. visited
| her parents. Mt. and Mus, W.
/ Fl. Mason. this week end.
/ The Bliery Country Club was
host to the Southside Wclnan IS
! Golf Association, last Thursday.
! Local win ne II s were Mes
1 Games walter Bowman, Samuel
Brookes and j. W. Chiles.
i ms Louise Shook and Miss
Gertrude Shook attended he
/ horse show in Queens. Pa, this
week end. Two Of the star riders
were Mr.. ard Mrs. 7. p Nc
Nair. Jr.. of Houston, Texas,
formerly of Charlotte county.
Mrs. McNair is the former Miss
Rita Bailey.
MI and Mrs. Albert Moss, Of
/ brakes Branch visited Mrs.
Frank HALEY, Sunday.
+ Bert and wallace Owen under
went tonsillectonhies at the Medi
cal C0llege Of Virginia Hospital.
Miss Ellen Fpwlkes, CT san
Antonio. Texas, is visiting Mr..
ard Mrs G. @ Pettus, Jr.. at
-Four Locust Farm. this week
Mrs. H. A. Tuggle. Mrs. H. D.
Peters, Mrs. j. A. Upton, Jr.
and daughter, Betty Hodges. and
| Mrs. Zillah H Shafer " ere
guests Of Mrs. Tuggle's S0n-in-
Law and daughte N, NIL and Mrs.
/ q. n Hawkins, in Victoria. San
DAY evening.
| The Women Of tha Church met
at BlIery Presbyterian Church.
Tue sday evening
Return After Bus Toa~
Mrs D. N. VAUGHAN. Mrs L.
B. Dickens, R W Bobbitt and
r.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-09
Mrs. Arthur G. Neale
Honored On Birthday

KEysVuLE. Aug. 8 Wi
liam +. Singleton and Mrs. Her
irrt j. Singh ton entertained AT
sheir home. "Bellamy." Rich
nho,ld. over this week end honor
ilpg Ms. Singleton mother
Mrs. Arthur Gray Neale, o.
Keysville, who was celebrating
Il er 84th birthday. Among tbs
relatives and friends present
were: Mr.. ard MIS-. L. r. HAM
kins. Of keysyille, Mrs. ELI
Mae Love. Of Lmenolwg Mr
and Mrs. George x. Passnaofe
Of Raleigh A. c.. Mr. ana AIas
Henry Forbes, Of Tennessee.
aid Mr. and MIS-. r. r. HaW-
kins. Or. and Mrs. w, 81 VIM
MIR and Mrs. Robert N,lnllla.
and Nh. and Mrs. Russell y
CARRIER. ali OF Richmond.
Mr. ard Mrs. George Rac
and son. Thomas, Of SeafolTl
Il l.. N. Y, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rao. il. last week
Ms. j, c. Priddy left Thurs
day to visit relatives in Rich
nlond and attend the birthday
Celebration for her son. Hugh G
Priddy. there on Sunday.
The annual dinner meeting fol
the Frances Hudgins Circle y
Ash Camp Baptist Church tooE
place Nonday evening at MIS-
Zillah H. Skaters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Renalds
il. and children. Douglas, sn
san and Leslie, visited Mr.. aaC
Mrs. R. H. Renalds in New
Market, this week end
Miss Ruth Thomas, Of Rich
mond. visited her brother-in-laW
And sister. the Rev. and Mrs
s. c. Owen, this week end.
MI, and MIS-. l.. r. Hawkins
Ard grandchildren, Robbie INK
Melissa. vert camping at Buggs
1kland. part Of last week
Miss joyce Crouch, Of Rich
nlond. visited her mother. Mrs
louise Crouch last week. Miss
Crouch had yacationed the wcel
] fore at Davtona Beach, Fla
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kenneds
dna children, Patty. Allen am
Kathleen, moved down Churcl
4reet 10 the house owned b5
Miss Martha Brookcs. Saturday
Bart Family Reunion
Mr. and MIS-. J. r. Hit Wert
hosts to the annual Hurt family
.Nmion Id Hrialy Country Cluh
The last Sunday in July
AIS. d. Q Pettas il viS.tif
Tier son-in-law and daughter
lh. ard Mrs, l.. w Roberts. O.
Ashland, at their summer hoap
III Highland county fer tW(
weeks.
MIS-. Zinah II. shafer TRACE
business trip 10 Richmond. THaS
Iay.
A., o,l 49, Cao,.e Yo,,.,-,
The chronicle., 1963-11-04
Predicts Berry
Would Capture
Most Of South

BRUNSWICK, Maine (UPl)-
Newspaper editor Holding Car
ter of Greenville, Miss, predicts
Sen. Barry Goldwater will AIRY
nine of IL Southern states If ne
wins the Republican presiden-
tial nomination.
Carter told a news conference
Thursday his newspaper, the
Delta Democrat-Times will
probably be the only daily In
Mississippi and Louisiana to
support President Kennedy for
reelection.
He also criticized what he
said was a tendency by some
Northern newspapers sto play
up Southern riots and play down
Northern riots"
Carter was at Bowdoin Col.
lege here to receive his alma
matters most distinctive honor,
the Bowdoin Prize, which Is
given every five years to recog,
nize contributions in any fiel6
of human endeavor.
The chronicle., 1963-11-04
mp Cd Hospital
To Be Upduted
For 30-Day Run

Moss Points Civil Defense
Emergency Hospital viii be up
dated as a result Of an inspee-
ten made this week by the GEN
eral Service Administration.
The inspection by James r.
Gill and Matthew Hall Showed
the hospital is in excellent con-
ditien ard that it is eligible to
receive enough supplies for a 30
day emergency operation period.
1t presently carries a three-day
supply.
Hospital Custodian Woodrow
Marsh said the only problem
in updating the hospital is find
ing storage space for the adj
ditional supplies and County CD
Director Howard Bennett and
Moss Point Director A. S. Mas
sey are in the process Of solving
the problem.
The hospital Is new stored In
the YMBA Building and, in
case of emergency, it would be
set UP in Eley School. DR.. Karl
Horne is the hospitals chief of
staff.
Marsh said the hospital was
set up on q 1857 plan and the up
dating will bring 1t up to q 1862
level.
The chronicle., 1963-11-04
Probe Is Asked
Into Industries
Wooed To Sfofe

WASHINGTON (UPD - Rep.
John D. Dingell, D-Mich., has
called for a congressional inves-
tigation Of Mississippi Gov. Ross
Barnett's claim that 497 indus
tries have moved to Mississippi
during his administration.
Dingell inserted a Statement
into the Congressional Record
Thursday suggesting that the
House Education and Labor
Committee find out where these
industries came from an what
effect their departures had on
the communities which they left.
The lawmaker also said he
wanted to know whether bonds
exempt from federal taxes were
used to attract industry.
"H Mr.. Barnett has been 50
successful in obtaining nearly
500 new industries" said Din.
geH, "then it is obvious that his
state does not need federal as.
sistance."
Barnett was quoted in the
Petoskey, Mich, News-Reviev
Sept. Is as saying''we've got
ten 4s7 new industries in Missis.
sippi during my administratio
and quite 4 few were from
Michigan"
The chronicle., 1963-11-04
Two Men Admit
Burglary Here

Two former Pascagoula fish
ermen have admitted the Mon
day morning burglary Of Clark
Seafood Co., located on west
bank of Pascagoula River, Pas
cagoula police said today.
The two, Joseph Lacost and
Leonard j. Anglers, admitted to
Baton Rouge authorities that
they stole a c~heckwriting ma
chine and numerous checks, in
addition to an automobile to
make their getaway.
Louisiana officials arrested the
men on bad check charges. They
were reported to have passed IA
bad checks, most of which were
The chronicle., 1963-11-04
Neur Completion
In Planning For
Vets Day Events

Final plans for the annual
Veterans Day parade sponsored
by American Legion Post 100
will be completed early this
week. Over 80 Jackson County
organizations are scheduled to
take part.
Bands from Moss Point and
Pascagoqla will participate,
starting at 10 am. on Nov. 9
In Pascagoula.
Parade Marshall Doug Gulley
says this may be the biggest
parade ever held in Pascagoula.
Other activities scheduled for
Veterans Day weekend are a
Legion dance, memorial service,
open house, bingo party, flag
raising ceremony at Spanish
Fort, ending with Monday night,
Nov. IL with the regular month
~ Legion meeting at the Post
home.
Scheduled to take part in the
parade in addition to the bands
are Paseagoula Rotary Club,
Jaycees, Evening Lions Club,
Elks, Boy Scouts, Singing River
Ski Club, DeMolay Boys, Crew
of Nirod, jeanne Rider Twirlers.
Old Place, Pinecrest Garden
Club, Anola Club, Pixie Twirlers,
Mystic Crew Of Mar, Mayos
National Guard, Women for
Nationaal Guard, Women for
Constitutional Government, 40
( s, Veterans of Foreign Wars
and the Girl Scouts.
Other organizations interested
In participating may contact
Doug Gulley or Bob Dambrine
In Pascagoula not later than
Wednesday.
The chronicle., 1963-11-04

Pascagoulans were very
amused Wednesday when
they passed the intersec-
lions of 2lst St. and Wash
inston Ave.
The incident was first
reported TO Sherwood by
police. One of his lifted
outdoor signs was linked
to a dead 'possum by a
rope, hung over a limb Of
q large oak tree. Probably
a pre-Halloween prank, the
display was a fitting one.
Perhaps in no other way
could ii be SO graphically
illustrated how outstanding
a candidate WallY Is for
House Post z.
Of course. Sherwood is a
mammal-and small. yes.
but with big qualifications.
In fact, neither WallY nor
his opponent have ever
held public office before
but WallY is best qualified
by education. leadership
and ability.
As far as hiding in a
tree. Sherwood has gone
OUT on a limb many times
in working for the better
ment of his county. Unlike
his opponent, WallY even
refused to run advertise
mems in newspapers OUT
side Jackson County. Fur
thermore. he backs the
badly needed four lane
highway Moss
Point and Pascagoula.
Omillng about being ac-
tive at night. WallY only
commented, II sure am ...
been campaigning day and
night" As far as pretend
ing TO play dead or being
trapped. WallY simply
doesn't play that way.
He Is clearly the leading
conservative in this race
and will not be trapped.
WhY7 Because Sherwood
can work effectively with
all conservatives - they
kow he will not compro-
mise his principles That's
why you find Democrats.
Republicans and Indepen.
denis alike among WallY's
campaiCn workers.
The chronicle., 1963-11-04
CuterwcuIinq
Kitty Washed
Down off Tree

It was the perfect setting for
Halloween on the 700 block of
Market Street = according to
many, many, many residents.
And they took it as long as
possible before local firemen
were called.
On arrival, firemen realized
their longest ladder was too
short = SO the full force of a
hose was utilized ito wash down
the screamin' cat' holding on
dearly in the top of a tall tree.
Safely down, kitty scampered
to the corner and UP a telephone
The chronicle., 1963-11-04
Man Defaults
In Two Suits,
$4,000 Each

TIVE SIG, 900 default judgments
were taken Thursday against H.
D. Tanner Of Texas when he fail
ed to appear in Circuit Court.
The judgments were given to
Meredith Marie Horton and
James M. Ward who claimed
damages against Tanner due to
an automobile accident near
Ocean Springs.
The chronicle., 1963-11-04

pole, where she found safety and
was silent, too.
Apparently little ghosts rum
The chronicle., 1963-11-04
Burglars Take
Cigarettes And
Meets, At OS

Burglars entered Broom's
Grocery by knocking a hole In
the floor Friday and took
LIS cartons Of cigarettes and
about $40 in meats, Ocean
Springs police said today.
The store is located on Yer
mont Street and is constructed
on blocks.
Investigating officers are
Ocean Springs Police Chief W.
T. Broome and Shirod Miller
and Constable Roy Tootle.
for $102.
Extradition plans were not
disclosed.
The chronicle., 1963-11-04

ming from house to house were
to much for the frightened fe-
line.
The chronicle., 1963-11-04

OPOSSUM, "A small tree
dwelling mammal. ii is &C.
tive ut night and pretends
to be dead when trapped"
Webster
Evening star., 1963-01-02
Hondnocher
Suit Sale
s3o.
Regularly $50. TO SIS.

Wool tweeds and double knit wool
ierseys-suits that make wonder
fuI travelling companions and will
be perfect for any season, ideal
for troveI. Various jncket types,
slim and eored skirts, beautiful
colcrs. Sizes 10 to 20, selections
at oil stores.
Evening star., 1963-01-02
EXPENSE-ACCOUNT LIVING
New 7 ak Rules Require
Detailed Spending Record

erances" for this one month,
for taxpayers who make q good
faith effort to comply as rap
idly as possible.
And for the thousands OF
business firms which face
mechanical difficulties In
changing their bookkeeping, a
sO-day grace period is given to
companies which try in good
faith to achieve the earliest
possible compliance.
This will afford time for cor
porations to prepare, print and
distribute new forms and in.
structions for employees and
branches around the world, re-
program their electronic bust.
ness machines, and arrange for
the handling and storage OF
bales of vouchers, receipts and
expense statements which must
be Kept to satisfy the new vie.
lance Of Uncle Sam.
tomorrow - How to prove
tax-deductible travel costs.
Evening star., 1963-01-02
SchooI-Coreer
Winter Coots
s33. and s3S.
Originally $40. to SIS.

Smooth and textured wooIs .
ChesterfieIds, zip-Ilned tweeds,
scorf coots, coochmon coots,
rine-eoIlor ccets. Block, red,
green, gold, grey, royoI. Sizes 5
to l3.
Fourth floor, Street, and all
Jslleff branch stores.