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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-20

AS days roll on and years pass By.
SISTER, BESSIE NJ DAVIS.
EWING, ALGRE n. Sacred and low
ing memory of my beloved husband,
ALGRE N. EWING, who departed
his life three years ago. March 20,
1880.
So many things you did for me,
No single day goes by
That memories fall to hold
Its mirror before my grateful
eyes.
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day, March 10, iaes, GRACE
JONES DOUGLAS Of 39 q 81. me-,
beloved sister Of Ruth Mozee, Louise
Hardy, Helen Robinson and Melvin
Z. Jones. Also surviving are three
nephewa, three grandnephews, two
RrAndnieces, other relatives and
John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
30ib 18th 81. n q. Notice Of funeral
later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-20

daS' March r %, 1888. q n her stu resi-
MAUD bA11BaRR' wife Of q the crate iste
Carl W. Dauber, ST., and beloved
mother Of Carl W. DaubeT, IT.;
Rudolph. W. Dauber and Miss Helen
" Rtanper. she also Is survived
great-grandchildren Friends may
call at the 8. H. Hines Co, Funeral
Home. 290i i4th ST. NV. (parking
iaeilitiesl, after ~ noon Thursday,
March. 81. Services at the above
funeral home on Saturday, March
Cemetery. %
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ward across Lowery Island; thence
Northernly on the west hank of East
Pascagoula. following the m%eanderings
thereof TO the North line Of Township
8 South. Range 9 West extended west
ward across Lowery Island; thence
North rs degrees Al minutes East
799i.3 feet to a point on the West mar
gin OF Griffin Road, which point is
also on the Westward extension of the
South margin of Jefferson Street ex-
tended Westward across Griffin Road
thence North 30 degrees 90 minutes
West 1879 feet on the West margin OF
Griffin Road; to a point thereon which
Is on the westward extension of the
North margin OF Jefferson Street ex-
tended Westward across Griffin Road,
thence North SO degrees Sc minutes
East across Griffin Road and thence
along the North margin of jefferson
Street North 88 degrees So minutes East
a distance OF 1856 feet TO a point on
Mississippi State Highway NO. SO;
thence North o degrees o6 minutes
West SIS feet on said Highway No. 81
to a point thereon; thence North 80
degrees 81 minutes East 1895 feet
on a course defined by the North mar
gin Of Jefferson Street lying East OF
Mississippi State Highway No. SO to a
point on the line between Ranges .
and 8 West Of the st. Stephens Meri-
dian; thence South 0 degrees 06 min
utes East OF the line dividing said
Ranges 5 and 6 a distance OF 1872. s
feet to the point of beginning.
BY order of this Court dated this the
18th day OF November. AID. 1868.
iSEALl
WILBUR O. DEES,
Clerk of the Chancery Court.
ct ll-l8. rs. 1879
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Johnson Plans
Bourd TO Probe
Deoth Of JFK

(UPD-Houst
Democratic Whip Hale Boggs
said Friday President johnson
is setting up a top-level boarC
of inquiry to investigate the as
sassination Of the late Presi
dent John F. Kennedy.
BOggs made the announce
ment in response to expires.
SionS of concern by some mem
berS that rival House and Sen.
ate committees might jump
into the inquiry in a premature
and hasty fashion.
Boggs said the presidential
commission would include top
leaders of the House and Sen
ate, as well as others. He said
the aim was to get all the facts
surrounding the assassination
to leave no doubt about them
in the future.
The White House said today
it was not sure whether the
FBI had completed its inveSti-
cation Of the case.
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up to me and said, My bridge
club sent me to find out what
you have that we DON'T"
Mrs. Mitchell, the wife Of R.
Lyle Mitchell, a marketing per-
sonnet supervisor for a tele-
phone company, won the Mrs.
America title on the basis of
h~omemaking Skills, community
service, poise, personality and
appearance. And it is obvious
to even a casual observer that
the brown haired, brown : eyed
mother of three scores high
marks in the latter three de-
partments.
She reveals her age as S6
without the slightest hesitancy.
Il never mind telling my
age" she said, because each
year is better than the year be-
fore"
Sees First Autumn
On her junkets in connection
with her title, Mrs. Mitchell has
visited hamletS and Americas
largest cities.
AS a lifelong resident of sea-
sonlesS Southern California, she
found one of her biggest thrills
on a recent visit to Connecticut.
She saw her first autumn.
Although her trips take her
away from her children = Kirk,
8, Rodney, 10 and Shelley, u
her travels have been an ed
ucation for them, too.
"They have got a tremendous
geography lesson out Of it," she
said. "They follow me on a
globe, and we talk about the
areas | visit. I try to bring
back something from each Sec
ton"
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Travelling Is New Experience
In Life Of Mrs. America OF 1868

LOS ANGELES CUPID - In
the six months since Marilyn
Mitchell was crowned Mrs.
America of 1868, she has
logged nearly 10000 air miles.
And for the San Diego house
wife, who had never been out
of California before, 1t has been
q ball.
Mrs. Mitchell Is billed as the
nations mo. l homemaker,
and she has found the descrip-
ton generates considerable in
terest among women when she
makes personal appearances
across the country in connection
with her title.
MANY women come out tC
see me just out of curiosity
she said. ''In one small mid
western town, a woman came
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North line OF Southeast VI Of Southwest
Va; thence run West along North line OF
said forty a distance OF 10 feet to point
Of beginning, South edge of Point AUX
Chene Road, as described In deeds from
Joe Jones to /. r. Noble and Mrs. A.
A. Cox, recorded in Book 1913, on page
1863, and deed from Joe Jones to Ira
Royce Noble, recorded In Book 1876,
pase PIT. sos Acres
Also, The Southwest " of Southeast
Va. 10 Acres
All being all or parts OF Lots II
through rs, and 80 through 80, OF At
kinson and Lee Land Company Sub
division in Section !, Township 9
South, Range 8 West. as recorded in
Surveyors Book /, page ia.
SECTION u:
West "a of Northeast Va Mots l
through 8, OF Section IL, Township 9
South, Range 8 West, of Atkinson a.
Lee Land Company SubdiyisionJ.
30 Acres
Southeast VI Of Southwest "
40 Acres
FRACTIONAL SECTION Is:
All OF Fractional Section -, less part
conveyed to John /. Mccain, ct al, by
deed dated January 3. 1855, and rec
orded in the records of land deeds of
Jackson County. Mississippi, in Book
l59 on page 1873, and deco dated May
4, 1857. recorded in said land deed
records in Book l6s on page 345.
438.46 Acres
There is specifically excepted from
the above n foregoing lands, ali
lands lying South of a line, as fol-
lows: Beginning at a point in Frac-
tional Section l9, Township 8 South,
Range 7 West, which point lies 1920
feet south and 1876 feet East of the
Northeast corner Of Governmental Lot
Number 3. Fractional Section II, Town
ship 8 South, Range z West, from
which point of beginning run South
a., AZ and 20" West, 658.5l feet;
thence North 200 feet; thence North
So, 90 and 40" West, 4202. SO feet.
thence North 89S So West 100 feet:
thence North 79'. 42' and 90" West.
222i.6 feet; thence North 75s West SIS
feet; thence North 85', S. and So
West, 1e58.98 feet; thence North So,
s. West 1894 feet; thence North &C.,
81 and 10" West 750 feet, more or
less, to the West section line of Frac-
tional Section Is, Township 8 South,
Range 8 West.
Together with the above land there
is conveyed in trust herewith all oil,
gas and mineral royalty interest &C
CURED by the grantor under deed from
the above beneficiary.
The title to the above-described pro-
perty is believed to be good, but 1 will
convey only such title as invested in
me as substituted trustee.
/ Signed, posted, and published, this
the 18th day of November 1858.
L. A. WATTS,
Substituted Trustee.
At l1-25, 1872, Q, Is
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OF Trust. which indebtedness was as
sumed by Judson s. Locke. Jr.. and
Peoples Saving Bank-Bridgeport. the
holder OF the Note and Deed OF Trust
having requested the undersigned Sub
stituted Trustee SO to do, / will, on the
4th day of December, 1863, offer fol-
sale at public cutlery and sell during
legal hours. being between the hours
OF 1900 AM, and 400 PM, at the
main front door Of the County Court
Mississippi. for cash TO the highest and
best bidder. the following described
land and property lying and being
situated In Jackson County. Mississlp.
pi, being more particularly described
as follows. to-wit:
Lot One Hundred Eleven tillI oi
Pecan Grove Heights Subdivision, Fart
4, according to the official map OF
plat thereof on file and of record In
the office Of the Chancery Clerk OF
Jackson County. Mississippi In Plat
Book S. Page z thereof.
That, as additional and collateral
security for the payment OF the note
hereinabove described. they hereby as
oA6A w tAap OWASf VI b4lu odlQ dCbk al
OF the profits. revenues. rights. royal.
ties. and benefits. accruing under ali
oil, gas and/or mineral leases now on
said property or which may hereafter
be placed thereon, and the lessee OF
assignee or sublessee is hereby directed
on production OF this Deed OF Trust OF
certified thereof. to pay said profits
revenues. rights, royalties. and bene-
fits to the owner of the debt; this
provision to become effective. however
only upon default in the conditions
and terms of this Deed Of Trust or the
note hereby secured, upon notice to the
party obligated TO pay same, and To
terminate and become null and void
upon payment Of the indebtedness
hereby secured.
/ will convey only such title as ID
vested in me as Substituted trustee.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE, this the
28th day OF Octooer. AID, 1863.
E. r. EDWARDS
Substituted trustee.
At I'LL. Is. rs, 1871
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NO. 1853
TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE OF SALE
WHEREAS. on June Is, 1861, Robert
Preston Dees and Merl Sally DeeS.
husband and wife, executed a Deeo %
Trust to william L. Waller, trustee
for the benefit Of Bevis Shell homes,
inc, which Deed Of Trust Is recoroeo
In Book l54 at Page so IN n otllce
Of the Chancery Clerk OF
County, Mississippi;
AND WHEREAS, the Estate OF Bevls
Shell Homes, Inc, is now peihs az
mintstered by John p. Corcoran, u,
as trustee, appointed by the y. .
district Court OF the Southern Dlstrlc'
Of Florida. Tampa Division. Case Num-
her 1904. on June 20, 1862, ano tnere-
after on July "a, 1852, said y. .. DIS
trict Court authorized said Irustee u
act by and through William l. WaAeI'
Attorney at Law, Jackson. MISSISSIPPI
being the same person as the IruSIee
herein mentioned;
AND WHEREAS, default having been
made in the payment of the indebted
naSs secured by said Deed of Trust, and
Holm p. Corcoran, Jr., the Trustee lot
the holder of the Note and DEED OF
Trust. having requested the underslgn-
Cd Trustee SO to do, I will, on the 18TH
day Of December, 1868, offer Tor SAFE
Al public cutlery and sell during legal
hours. between the hours of 1900 A. M
and 400 P. M, at the main front
door of the Court House OF Jackson
County. al P~ascagoula, Mississippi. lot
cash to the highest and best bidder
the following described land n pro-
nerty situated in Jackson county
Mississippi, to-wit:
Commencing at the NE corner 2
that certain parcel of land deedeo 70
Robert Preston Dees, situated In n
E1a NWH SWA and VIA NEA SWHA
of Section 81. Township s south
Range S West. Thence run West 90 feet
to the point OF beginning; thence West
100 feet; thence South 100 feet; thence
East 100 feet; thence North back TO
the point of beginning.
I will convey only u title as Is
vested in me as Trustee.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE this goth
day OF November, 1868.
WILLIAM L.. WALLER,
At 1925. 1872. .. is
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candIeIight Rite
Suggested For
December ~

WASHINGTON CUPID - Can
delight memorial services
across the nation have been
suggested for Dec. 22-the last
official day of mourning for
President John F. Kennedy.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown of
California and Charles P. Taft
Of Cincinnati, brother Of the
late Sen. Robert A. Taft, R.
Ohio, said Sunday the services
would be a spiritual monu-
ment" to the slain President
and a protest against hate.
Brown and Taft are co-chair-
men Of Americas Conscience
fund.-" established by a group
of prominent citizens including
former President Harry S. Tru-
man and heavyweight champion
Sonny Liston. The organization
was founded to raise money for
the repair of churches damaged
In racial disorders.
"The demented mind Of the
assassin who took the life of
John F. Kennedy in Dallas is no
different from the mind Of the
murderers who snuffed out the
lives of four little girls in Biz
mingham," Brown and Taft said
In a statement.
"The American people must
not let the tragic death Of John
F. Kennedy pass without giving
deep thought to the hate and in
tolerance which cause men to-
take the lives Of other men,"
their statement added. From
Birmingham to Dallas this ha-
tired has been sweeping our
land"
The governor and Taft, a
prominent Protestant layman,
said the late President himself
would cherish most a monu-
me- which symbolized "fhe
healing of the wounds Of dis
trust so that men could live to-
gether in peace"
They suggested that inter-
faith services be held Sunday,
Dec. q, in every American
community, and that donations
be accepted for the benefit of
the widows in Dallas and 9TH
ers who have suffered from the
bombings and the wave of in
tolerance which now poisons
parts of the nation"
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NO. s629
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF X
>-w-~ ~

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE
WHEREAS. on January 8. 1859 Glenn
r. Ryder and wife, 10 Anne Ryder.
executed a Deed of Trust to H v.
watkins. Trustee, for the benefit OF
Reid-McGee & Company. which Deed
of Trust is recorded in Book 100. Pages
591-594. OF the records in the office OF
the Chancery Clerk OF jackson County
Mississippi; and
WHEREAS. said Deed of Trust was
assigned to Federal National Mortgage
Association on January 8, 1859. by in
strument recorded In Book l2l, Page
ISL of the aforesaid records; and
WHEREAS, a corrected assignment
Of said Deed of Trust to Federal Ma
tional Mortgage Association. dated
March 8, 1859. was assigned by in
Strument recorded in Book l22, Page
432 of the aforesaid records; and
WHEREAS. said Deed Of Trust was
assigned to Protective Life Insurance
Company on May 81, 1863. by instru-
ment recorded in Book 100, Page 25C
of the said records; and
WHEREAS. said Deed Of Trust was
assigned to Reid MCGEE g. Company
on September Q, 1868. by instrument
recorded in Book 1876, Page 1872, Of
the aforesaid records; and
WHEREAS, default having been
made in the payment of the indebted
ness secured by said Deed of Trust
which indebtedness was assumed BY
william l.. Ware, ct ux, and Reid
MCGEE & Company the holder OF the
Note and Deed of Trust having re-
queSted the undersigned Trustee sc
do. l will, on the 4th day of December,
1866. offer for sale at public outcry
and sell during legal hours, between
the hours OF 1900 AM, and 4:0(
PM, at the main front door of the
County Courthouse OF Jackson County
at ~Pascagoula, Mississippi, for cash to
the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing described land and property ly-
ing and being situated in jackson
County, Mississippi, being more parti-
cularly described as follows, to-wit:
Lot 5, Block 3, of the Jackson Estates
Subdivision, as per plat thereof rec
orded in Book 3, Page IS. OF the Rec
ordS of Plats of Jackson County, Mis-
sissippi, on file in the Office OF the
CLERK of the Chancery Court, said
land being situated in Claim Section 1,
Township 8 South, Range 6 West.
Jackson County, Mississippi.
/ will convey only such title as Is
vested in me as Trustee.
WITNESS my signature, this the 4th
day of November, AID, 1863.
H. v. WATKINS,
Trustee.
1t I'LL, Is, IS, 1917
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entered in and received a metal
is listed with their names.

entered in and received a metal
is listed with their names.
There were six girls from
Vancleave and they are a
~Holloway-dairy, Brenda Carter
poultry, Trudy FURRY : canning
Dianne Griffin-recration, Vina
Dupree : leadership and Recrea-
ton, and Jeanne Dees : poultry,
leadership, clothing, recreation
and dress revue.
There were nine boys from
Vancleave and they are Larry
Delaney beef, Tommy Brooks
swine, Ernest Smith : b e e f,
Charles Holden = sheep, Wayne
Holden : sheep, Howard Davis
beef, Craig Davis : win e,
George McRaney : b ee and
crops and Ellis Roberts-sheep.
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NO. 1862
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
Carse No. t5,65i
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

A0N1G awe rF
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO:
~ SCOTT CORLISS. address IN
known and believed deceased.
~ EDWARD FRANCIS, reported de-
ceased. -,
81 ALICE HERDLIcKER. 5444
Grove Ave, Berwyn, Illinois.
az JAMES J.. BLASTICK' 6sl7 W
34th st.. Berwyn. Illinois.
~ ROSE J.. ROBERTSON, 2llo 0
Ter Avenue. Berwyn. illinois.
(6l CLARA SUE HIGH, address IN
known.
~ THOMAS FRANCIS. 3444 Grove
Avenue. Berwyn. Illinois.
(8) MARY D. BLASTICK, 69lT w
34th St., Berwvn. Illinois.
() LILLIAN c. FAY. 3444 Grcv'
Avenue, Berwyn, Illinois.
100 EDWARD d. & ANN PENNIN0'
TON. l740 N. McVickers. Chicago. I'LL
nois.
III, ALICE FRANCIS. 3444 Grove
Avenue, Berwyn. Illinois.
n2l CHARLES ~ DANIEL JANAk
37o1 s. wenonah, Berwyn, Illinois.
u0 WALTER & JEAN THIEDA. 3l5t
Maple Avenue. Berwyn. Illinois.
u4) MARY JANE KAHOVEC. Rt. NO
I. Irving Park Rd.. Roselle. Illinois.
Q5) r. w. BAEHLER. 1901 s. Pax
ton Avenue, Chicago 4s, Illinois.
ZIG, HARVEY j. g. CLARIS POWERS
GA Woodbine st., Oak Park. Illinois
or North La Sale Street, Chicago 2
Illinois.
IN And any and all other person;
unknown to the Receiver heirs having
a claim against the association by de-
post or otherwise.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court Of the County OF
jackson in said State, or the goth
day OF December, A. D., 1868, to de-
fend Suit No. 1851 in said Court
STYLED: IN THE MATTER OF THE
RECEIVERSHIP OF ROBERT E. LEE
SAVINGS s. LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Wherein you are Respondents, and
wherein Petitioner, As Receiver in the
matter OF the above styled cause
seeks the APPEARANCE in Court on day
Of hearing of each person named here
In, to show any cause they may have
why any claim they have against the
Association In Receivership. by virtue
Of a deposit or otherwise, should not
be disallowed and held for naught
and other relief as fully set out In bill
on file.
This 27th day Of November. AID.
1868.
(SEAL)
WILBUR g. DEES,
Clerk Chancery Court.
Jackson County, Mississippi
BY: FRANCES j. ROBERTS,
DC.
1t 1872. .. II
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NO. 1928
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES
NOTICE Of SALE

A OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES
NOTICE OF SALE
WHEREAS, on June 81, 1860. Donald
P. Schultz and wife, Mary J. Schultz
executed a Deed Of Trust to W. Roger
Jones, Trustee, for the benefit OF
Bailey Mortgage Company, which
Deed Of Trust is recorded in Book 140.
Page 268 in the Office of the Chancery
Clerk of Jackson. County. Mississippi:
and
WHEREAS, said Deed Of Trust was
assigned to Federal National Mort
gage Association on October 5, 1860,
by instrument recorded in Book l43.
Page 396 of the aforesaid records; and
WHEREAS, said Deed Of Trust was
assigned to Peoples Savings Bank
Bridgeport, on March II, 1861, by in
strument recorded in Book $50, Page
$50 OF the aforesaid records; and
WHEREAS. said Deed Of Trust au-
thorized the appointment n subst'-
tuition OF another Trustee in the place
OF the Trustee named in said Deed
Of Trust and Peoples Saving Bank
Bridgeport appointed and substituted
E. r. Edwards as Trustee therein in
the place and stead of W. Roger Jones,
by Substitution of Trustee dated Sep
TENDER 4. 1863, and duly recorded in
the office Of the Chancery Clerk Of
Jackson County. Mississippi. in Book
1876. at Page 1892. as was its right
to do under the terms and conditions
OF the said Deed of Trust, and default
having been made in the payment of
the Indebtedness secured by said Deed
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Lega! Notice

NO. 384O
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF ERNEST SEYMOUR, De.
ceased
Cause No. t7,46S
Letters Of Administration having
been issued on the 18th day OF NO
vember, 1868. to the undersigned upon
the Estate Of ERNEST SEYMOUR, De-
ceased. by the Chancery Court OF
Jackson County, Mississippi. notice Is
hereby given that all persons holding
claims against said estate present the
same to the Clerk OF said Court within
six months from this date or said
claims shall be forever barred.
This the 14th day of November, 1853
OSMOND FAYARD,
Administrator.
ct Ills, IS. 49,
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VuncIeuve 4H
Lists Winners

The following students attend
ed the Al Club Achievement
Banquet held at La Font Inn Re
Gently in Pascagoula.
The category for which they
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NO. se4i
NO. S64I
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF GLENN Z. MARBLE De

ESTATE OF GLENN e. MARBLE, De
ceased.
Cause No. 1924
Letters OF Administration having
been issued on the 5th day OF NO
yember, 1868, to the undersigned upon
the Estate Of GLENN E. MARBLE, De-
ceased, by the Chancery Court oI
Jackson County, Mississippi, notice Is
hereby given that all persons holding
claims against said estate present
the same to the Clerk Of said Court
within six months from this date OF
said claims shall be forever barred.
This the I4th day of November, 1868.
SIDNEY F. BECK, JR.i
Administrator.
st Ills, rs, 1872
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Help wanted = male

NEEDED: 2 men 21-35 for retail sales
and credit department. Men selected
must be neal in appearance. honest and
willing to work. Salary with bonus
company benefits, hospital insurance.
retirement plan, Chance for advance
ment with large corporation. Write
BOX BIG Go The Chronicle Pasca-
goula.
WANTED: Man to sell Chronicles az
Paper Mill. See Howard Gunter at The
Chronicle.
LARGE HOME STUDY SCHOOL needs
permanent Representative in this area
to close furnished qualified leads. Must
be mar Of high integrity. bondable. re-
liable, good work habits. capable OF
efficiently supervising territory. Liber-
al commission and bonus. Right man
can earn S12, 0o0-$16. 600. Write Boz
RG GO The Chronicle, P~ascagoula.
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Education and Instructions II
FINISH HIGH
SCHOOL

Study with SO year old school
Take approved subjects for
diploma by home study. Pre-
pare for better Job or college
exams. Tuition So monthly. In.
cludes books. Our graduates
have attended over 500 col.
leges. Write or phene for free
S. page bulletin.
Ana@-s~~-% S~A~@E
p. o. Box loos2. Dept. p
Jackson. Miss.
IL M&F II be 7flS
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Foirfox Schools Hope
To Reopen Tomorrow

should be improved by tomor-
row.
The primary roads of the
county are open and passable, y
he said, but the heavy ac-
cumulation of snow and ice
has remained on the secon-
Diary roads and subdivision
streets. Three-fourths of
the school bus operation is on
these streets and secondary
roads. Safety precautions de-
manded that we not operate
earlier this week.
with a total of four days
already lost and with the long
range prediction of more bad
weather in the near future, we
must get in all the school time
possible" Mr.. Funderburk said.
Resident Highway Engineer
Fred L. Burroughs consulted
with Mr.. Funderburk today on
the road problem. He said that
sanding is the only measure
that can improve icy conditions
on the l,l00-mile secondary
road system in the county.
Although the school buses
use chains, he said, safety
standards for buses loaded with
children must be more rigidl!
enforced than for private auto
mobiles. Although AUTOMOBILE
traffic can move over most o.
the secondary roads it has moi
yet been deemed safe for the
buses, he added.
About $4,000 of the county'S
72,000 public school children
ride buses daily.