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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14
Wee Fish Swallows
Those Much Larger

A small, blackish deep sea
fish known scientifically as
Chiasmodon niger, and popu-
larry as black swallower," and
the deep-sea variety Of the an
gler fish both sometimes swal-
low other fish as much as three
times larger than themselves
In both fish, the stomach
mouth, and throat stretch like
a rubber balloon. Not infre-
quently, however. when a fish
swallows another several times
its own bulk, the results is fatal
to both.
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McCroarty, former president of
the Washington Society Of
Alexandria, established through
an old newspaper advertise
ment that it was the Lancas-
terrain School - and not the
academy - which was demol-
ished to make way for the
Washington School. The cor
nerstone of the demolished
Lancasterian School, built
years after the academy, was
placed in the foundation of
the Washington School.
In 1916, the academy began
having financial difficulties
and was open only intermit-
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178-Year-OId School to Be Used Again

tently from 1929 to 1885. Rob-
ert E. Lee attended the school
from 1918 to 1924. In 1853. 1t
was purchased by an Edward
Powell and it remained in pri-
vate hands until the school
board acquired 1t in 1884.
Subsequently. 1t was periodi-
cally used to relieve overcrowd-
ing at other schools while new
schools were erected. In 1892,
the Department Of the Interior
said the academy probably was
the oldest free school still In
use in the Nation.
During World War II, this
building served as q nursery
school for working mothers,
Most recently, the structure
was reopened in 1856 for q
year to take the pressure off
overcrowded Lyles-Crouch Ele-
mentary School.
The original 18th-century
benches, writing states and
other equipment have long
since disappeared.
at breaks my heart" Miss
Barbour said. II like to see the
old things in Alexandria re-
stored so you can see them and
not Just talk about them"
Restoration Urged
Miss Barbour has salvaged
half q dozen Of the original
handmade nails used in the
construction and plans to
frame them for display in the
restored building.
"I'd like to make part Of the
building q museum Of educa-
ton. with these nails and other
articles we can locate which
are related TO the history Of
education" she said.
Among the items which
could be displayed are more
than two dozen yellowing
tablets and ledgers kept by
Alexandria teachers from 1871
to 1928. The books were found
by workmen in the building.
One Of the ledgers was kept
in 1885 by Schoolteacher Theo-
dore H. Ficklin, for whom a
school has since been named.
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Duncon Backs Hiring
A City Administrator

District Commissioner John last night Endorsed
the General Accounting Offices recommendation the Dis
tict hire top management person to prevent administrative
slips.
The GAO last week blamed such slip for the loss of 81
million in Federal grants for medical assistance to the aged
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less. 70 point OF beginning.


ALSO.
Commence at NV orner OF NwA
OF SEA OF section %, Township 7
South. Range 5 west. Jackson County.
Mississippi, run thence South 1890
feet, to NV corner of the SWA OF
SEA thereof: thence run East for q
distance of 27o feet to the true point
Of beginning; thence North GAIA feet,
more or less, to the South boundary
Of black top road; thence East along
the Southern boundary OF said black
top road for a distance of lis feet,
thence south and parallel TO the
western boundary of the land de-
scribed herein for q distance of Sal. 2
feet. more or less. to the quarter sec
ton line dividing the NEM from the
SEA- of said Section 23. Township z
South, Range 5 West. Jackson County.
Mississippi: thence west along said
quarter section line for Q distance of
lis feet TO the point OF beginning.
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Honorable L. c. Corban, the
Judge of the Chancery Court OF the
County OF Jackson. in said state, on
the 18th day of January, A. D.. 1864.
at 2 O'Clock P. M. at. the Courthouse
In the CITY OF ~PascaSoula. Mississippi,
TO defend the suit No. l7.507 In said
Court of Shirley Ann Thornton.
wherein you are defendants.
This the 18th day OF December. AID.
1863.
lSEALl
WILBUR q. DEES.
CLERK Chancery Court,
jackson County. Mississippi.
BY: FRANCES j. ROBERTS,
DC.
st 1918. 90 ~
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Musons And Eastern Star Plan
installation In Pas On Jan. 4

Newly elected officers Of Pas
cagoula Lodge 4l9 F&AM a n d
Pascagoula Chapter ISL Order
of Eastern Stars will be installed
in public ceremonies Jan. 4 at
the Masonic Temple on Market
Street, beginning at 7 pm.
Recently elected for the en-
suing year were Willis Bryant
worshipful master; John O'Con
nor Hedman, senior warden
Walter L. Smith, junior warden
Maurice r. Brett, treasurer; c.
D. Ellerman, secretary; tn c
Rev. L. S. Walker, chaplain; F.
B. Porter, senior deacon; W. c.
Odom, junior deacon; c. B.
Bryant, tyler.
Eastern Star officers for th
coming year are Mrs. Lois Ray
worthy matron; Wallace r a y,
worthy patron; Mrs. Nina
associate matron; Man
ess Bartlett, associate patron;
Mrs. Ruth Garris, secretary;
Mrs. Estelle Parker, conduct
ress; Mrs. Faye Nell Creel, as
sociate conductress.
Appointed officers for the Or
der of Eastern Star are Mrs.
Mona Haygood, chaplain; Mrs.
Patricia Bosarge, marshal; Mrs.
Ruth Cowart, organiSt; M r S.
Carolyn Bates, Adah; Mrs. Eu.
nice REVERE, Ruth; Mrs. Fran.
ces Smith, Ester; Mrs. Helen
Parker, Martha; Mrs. Margie
Simmons, Electa; Mrs. Willie
Mae BacOt, warder; Allen Ad-
kinson, sentinel.
Installing officers for the Ma
sons will be Eli j. Smith, past
grand master, and E. w. Run
nels, deputy district lecturer.
For the Eastern Star Mrs.
Marguerite Rogers, installing Of
ficer, with Miss Ellen Daggett
as marshal.
Chaplain is Mrs. Mary Ellen
Fisackerly and Mrs. Ileen Cor.
don, organiSt.
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NO. S675
NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTED
TRUSTEES SALE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
DEFAULT having been made In the
payment Of the Indebtedness secured
by a Deed of Trust from JIMMY l..
BYRD and wife, GENEVIEVE BYRD,
to INSTITUTE FOR ESSENTIAL
HOUSING, INC. (now Certain-teed
Products Corporstion), Beneficiary,
r. E. MCDANIEL. Trustee. dated Octo-
Der 5. 1861. and recorded in Book
159. Page 81, Records of Mortgages
and Deeds of Trust of Jackson County
Mississippi. and the owner of the Deed
of Trust and the note securing same
requested the undersigned sub
Stituted trustee, appointed by inStru-
ment dated october 9, 1863. and rec
orded in Book 200. Pages 563-564. Rec
ords of Mortgages and Deeds of Trust
as provided therein in the event of
default, I, RAYMOND L. BROWN, sub
stituted Trustee. under the provisions
and by virtue of authority conferred
upon me in the said instrument ap-
pointing substituted trustee. will on
Monday, January 6. 1864, within legal
hours at the main front door Of the
Courthouse. Jackson County. Missis-
sippi, City Of ~Pascagoula, offer for
sale and sell for cash TO the highest
and best bidder the following described
property situated In the County Of
Jackson, State OF Mississippi, to-wit:
Lot 10, South Half or Is feet of Lot
Is, Block IA, Plat of II. w Brantrar'R
Moranville Subdivision. Unit No. . in
IS. Township Z South. Range
West. Jackson County, Mississippi.
The undersigned substituted trustee
will convey only such title as Is vest
in him by virtue Of the shove
Deed Of Trust and Appoint
nent CT Substituted Trustee.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE, this the
10th day Of December, A. D. 1868.
RAYMOND L. BROWN,
Substituted Trustee.
1t 1913, 30, a, i-3
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corner Of Section IS, Township
South, Range 6 West: thence rur
westerly and along the North line OF
said Section IS for 1900 feet. more OF
less. and to the Easternnost edge,
which is the left descending bank. Of
the Pascagoule River: thence run In
a Eoutherly direction along the Easter
" edge, which Is the left descending
bank, OF the Pascagoula River. follow
ing the meanderings thereof. for .
distance Of 26,400 feet, moro or less,
to the point OF beginning.
You are hereby given notice and
summoned 10 appear before the
Chancellor of the Chancery Court OF
jackson County. Mississippi. on the
Gath day Of January, AID. 1854. at
2:oO O'Clock PM, at the County Court
House in Pascagoula, jackson County.
Mississippi, at which time and place 8
hearing will be had on the Petition OF
DDANIEL A. MCQUEEN and WILL
LIAM E. GRAHAM and Five Hundred
and Sixty-One 1851 other qualified
Electors to incorporate the above de-
scribed territory into Q municipality
TO be known as the City Of ESCATAW-
PA, Mississippi.
GIVEN under my hand. this nth
day Of December, 1868.
(SEALl
WILBUR o. DEES.
Chancery Clerk.
BY: FRANCES ]. ROBERTS.
DC.
st 1920. 81. Is
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Born at Singing River Hos
pital December IL was the Sec
ond child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dav-
id lionel Smith, Moss Point.
Their son whom they have
named David lionel, weighed
six pounds, eight ounces. M r S.
Smith is the former Voncie Le-
vada Patrick.
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payment OF said Indebtedness ss It
fell due: and
WHEREAS, the undersigned was call
ed upon TO execute the trust therein
contained. the owner of the indebted
ness secured by the Said Deed Of
Trust having declared 1t due and pay
able. and 10 sell said property under
he provisions of said Deed OF Trust
for the purpose of raising said sum
so secured and unpaid. together with
the expense of selling same. including
Trustees and attorneys fees.
NOW, THEREFORE. I the under
signed ROLAND D. MARBLE. being
the Trustee. do hereby give notice
that on Friday, being the 10th day
OF January, 1864, between h hours
OF 1900 O'Clock AM, and 400 O'Clock
PM, being legal hours Of sale. ! will
proceed to sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash at the main
front door OF the Court House Of
Jackson County, Mississippi, at Pas
cagoula, Mississippi, the following de.
scribed land and property described
and conveyed In said Deed OF Trust.
living and being in The County OF
Jackson. the state Of Mississippi. and
being more particularly described rs
follows, to-wit:
Lot "a, woodsdale Subdivision, Unit
Two. to the City Of ocean Springs,
County Of Jackson, State Of Mississip-
ri. as per map Or plat Thereon on
file and Of record In Plat Book O. Page
IL Of the Records Of Plats on file In
the office Of the Chancery Clerk %
jackson County, Mississippi.
The undersigned believes that MS
title as such trustee is good, but ne
viii convey only such title as is vested
In him by the deed Of trust aforesaid.
WITNESS my signature this the l7tn
day of December, 1858.
ROLAND D. MARBLE
Trustee.
It 1920. ~. Is, 10
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SiSsippi drivers. Just how dan

Sissippi drivers. Just how dan
gerous?
According to Commissioner Of
Public Safety T. B. Birdsong
"Our statistical section has just
provided us with some current
figures on holiday accidents and
fatalities that really drive the
point home.
Average figures for the last
three years indicate that W
may expect an accident every
81 minutes during the perioc
from Dec. 20 until Jan. /. Anc
for every 1873 accidents that oc'
cur there will be one fatality.
This compares to an average Of
one fatality for every 36 acci.
dents annually.
"What this means TO our
drivers Is that their chances
Of becoming a traffic fatality
over the Christmas holidays is
doubled.
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- NO. sss7

ARCSAEE'S NOIlCE OF SALE
WHEREAS OF the 5th day OF Feb
ruary. 1863. there was executed BY
A DEAN PEARCE and wife. GRACE
A PEARCE. to BAILEY MORTGAGE
COMPANY. o certain Deed OF Trust
winch Is recorded In the office of the
Chancery Clerk of jackson County at
Pasca5oula. Mississippi, In Book 1873
At Page 457-460 thereof, of the records
OF Mortgages and Deeds of Trust on
land. which secured an indebtedness
therein described: and
WHEREAS. said Bailey Mortgage
company later assigned said herein
above described Deed OF Trust to THE
LAMAR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
A MISSISSIPPI CORPORATION by in
strument Of record In Book 1856 at
Page lo2 thereof in the office Of the
Chancery Clerk Of Jackson County 1T
~Pascagoula. Mississippi; and 4
WHEREAS. the beneficiary or owner
OF said Deed Of Trust, LAMAR LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, did, BY in
strument duly spread upon the record
and recorded In Book 200, at Page
243-44 thereof In the office OF the
Chancery Clerk OF jackson County at
Pascagculs. Mississippi prior to the
posting or publication Of this Trustees
Nc1lfs ri seA@. s-sT : IA riRce Of
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DANA KATHLEEN DAYLE

Arriving December 10 at Sing.
ing River Hospital was a seven
pound, eight ounce daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Carl Dayle,
800 Woodmont Rd., Pascagoula-
Their third child has been nam
ed Dana Kathleen. The mother
Is the former jeanne Goodhart
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AL Singing River Hospital De-
II, the first child of Mr.
and Mrs. Sennett Paul Dickens,
l4l5 z. ingalls, Ave-, Pasca-
goula arrived weighing eight
seven " ounces. Their
son has been named Sennet
Scott. Mrs. Dickens Is the form
er Linda Rec Lindsey.
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New Books
AT Library
BY LIBRARY A
PaScagOuIa City Library

The library staff is pleased to
have the co-operativeness of The
Chronicle in bringing to the pub
lie lists of books added from
time to time to the collection.
Many of the newest books are
on the reserve circulation list
due to popular demand Mrs.
Smith, reference librarian, says.
We are anxious for the public to
know that if one calls us, we
shall be happy to add his name
to this reserve list. When a
name reaches the top Of the list
a card will be sent indicating
the book is ready to be picked
up.
The library's bookmobile
schedule was printed in { h e
paper last week. We hope
any ony not living near a Ii
brary will take full advantage
Of this service. If you failed to
see the schedule, call us and
we will be glad to give you the
route that comes nearest your
home.
Your library will be closed
next week until Thursday. May
we take this opportunity to ex-
tend to all the people of Jack
son County a Very Merry
Christmas.
New books include:
The Shoes Of The Fisherman,
Morris L. West.
1884. George Orwell.
Fiction Of the Forties, Chester
E. EiSinger.
The Letters Of r. Scott Fit
gerald, Andrew Turnbull.
North Star Shining, Hide
garde H. Swift.
Corporations in Crisis, Rich
ard A. Smith.
The Fair Sister, William
Gayden.
Fredericksburg to Meridian
Vol. 2 of the Civil War, Shelby
Foote.
Mechanical Engineers Hand
book, lionel S. Marks.
Practical Taxidermy, j. W.
Meyer.
Best Plays Of 1928, Henry
HeweS.
The last das Of the old
World, Adrian Ball.
Munich, Keith Eubank.
Concise Encyclopedia Of Eng
lish and American poets a n d
Poetry, Stephen Spender.
Larousse Encyclopedia Of An
cient and Medieval History, La
rousse Encyclopedia.
The Tragic Comedians. Seven
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Births
SHERRI GAY PIERCE

A seven pound, two ounce
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Eley Pierce, 15O7-14th
Street, Pascagoula, was born
November z at Singing River
Hospital. Their third child she
has been named Sherri G a y.
Mrs. Pierce is the former Miriam
EloiSe Mouchett.
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Modern British novelists, James
Hall.
Judith Of France, Margaret
Leighton.
Lettering. Harry B. Wright.
Lighting Your Home, Sunset.
Modern Mathematics for The
Practical Man, David B. Mac
Neil.
American Electricians Hand
book, Terrell.
The Joyful Christmas Craft
book, Kathryn H. Seibel.
Hoe Come Christmas, Roark
Bradford.
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r DAVID BoRRIES

The fourth child Of Mr.. a a d
Mrs. Jerry Edward Berries,
Gautier, Is a son, 0 m
they have named Charles David.
weighed six pounds elev-
en- ounces on arrival December
8 at Singing River Hospital. The
mother Is the former 10 A n n
Little.
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Holiday Season
Ups Chances
Of Car Mishup

Christmas music. S ant a
Claus. gifts. traffic. These
components form the outward
appearance Of every Christmas
Season.
Just beneath the surface o.
this holiday spirit runs an I'M
darcurrent Of danger. Danger in
the form Of increased accidents
and fatalities during the end-of-
year holidays. As pointed out
earlier by the highway patrol
the last Il days Of the year
are the most dangerous to Mis-
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TRACEY r. DAVENPORT

Given the name Tracey Rox-x
ane, the first child, a daughter,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Joe
Given the name Tracey Rox.
Davenport, Pascagoula was born
at Singing River Hospital
She weighed six pounds, fivs
ounces on arrival December II.
Mrs. Davenport is the former
Tanya Louise McMulIin.
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NO. $685.
NOTICE To CREDITORS

MI JUJU
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF JOHNNY H. GREEN. JR.,
Deceased.
Cause No. 17,512
Letters of Administration, having
been issued on the 7th day of Deem
Der, 1863. to the undersigned upon
the Estate OF JOHNNY H. GREEN, JR.,
Deceased. 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 18th day OF December, 1863.
ALLEAN K. GREEN,
Executrix.
st 1920, ~. 10
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NO. S696
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF JOHNNY H. GREEN,
Deceased.
Cause No. 1871
Letters Of Administration, having
1een issued on the 7th day OF Deem
Ter, 1863. TO the undersigned upon the
Estate Of JOHNNY Il. GREEN, 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 18th day Of December, 1868.
ALLEAN K. GREEN,
Executrix.
st 1920, "a, Is
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JEFFERY JOE

Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Joe Mat
news, Rt. 3, Pascagoula, are
parents Of their third child, a
son born at Singing River
Hospital. Arriving December II,
he weighed nine pounds, eleven
ounces and has been given the
name Jeffrey Joe. The mother
is the former Gloria Rose Halls
from.
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NO.. 1862
NONRESIDENT T

NO1lCE
NO. 1887
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
TO: Lois E. Crate. Martha p. Vim
son and Halle K. Price. whose street
n post office addresses and places
OF residence are unknown, II living,
and If dead. all Of their unknown heirs
at law. whose street and post office
addresses and places Of residence are
also unknown. w. Z. Carr whose
street and post office address is in
GO Carr White Truck Co., Inc, soe
Virginia Street. Mobile Alabama and
all persons having or claiming any
interest in the following described
land. sold for taxes on April z, 1858,
to-wit:
The NwA Of the SEA- OF Section
%, Township 2 South, Range S West
IN Jackson County. Mississippi and
more particularly. that portion there
Of, described as follows:
Commencing at NV corner OF NWN
OF SEA, Section %, Township z South,
Range S West. run thence South 1920
feet to NV corner Of SWA OF SEK.
thence run East 394 feet to true point
OF beginning; thence East s26 feet.
thence North 1920 feet. thence West
ST. feet TO East side OF black TOP
road; thence along said East side and
curving to South side Of black top
road. that Is on the left side travel
ing in a Southwesterly direction to a
point 1874 feet East OF half section
line dividing the East and West half
of said Section. which is located on
South side Of black top road; thence
South a distance Of e42 feet, more or
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NO. S694
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NO. 1904
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF JOHN BALL, Deceased
Cause No. 1888
Letters Of Administration, having
been issued on the 7th day OF Deem
Der, 1868, to the undersigned upon the
Estate OF JOHN HALL. Deceased. by
the Chancery Court Of Jackson Coun-
ty, 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 nth day Of December. 1863.
ALLEAN K. GREEN.
Executrix.
st 1920. AZ. Is
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MARK ii KREBS

A eight pound, three ouncs
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Dry Krebs, 800 Ford Ave-, Pas
cagoula was born December ID
at Singing River Hospital Their
sixth child, he has been named
Mark Anthony. Mrs. Krebs k
the former Dorothy Men Davis.
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NO. 1898
COUNTY COURT SUMMONS

NO. 2049
The State of Mississippi.
To: LEROY N. HEARD, whose last
known address was: $40 Victor St.. Pas
cagouia. Mississippi.
You are summoned TO appear before
the County Court Of the County of
Jackson. at the Court House thereof.
IN the City OF Pascagoula. In the State
Of Mississippi, on the 18th of January
ADr 1864, TO Claim exemption as al
lowed by law to the sum Of s52.9l
potd into Court by FLUOR CORP.
LTD. Garntshee. wherein you are de-
PENDANT.
This the 18th day Of December.
AID. 1863.
(SEAL)
vERT1s q. RAMSAY,
County Clerk.
By: JUANITA GOFF.
DC.
st 1890. ~. Is
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SUSAN A CRISC0

Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Willie
Crisco, Pascagoula, have NAM
ed their first child, a daughter,
Susan Diane. She was born at
Singing River Hospital Decenb-
er Is weighing seven pounds.
The mother is the former Mary
Jane Emerson.
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WORK-PAY FIGURES

NEW YORK (~UPI)-Reduc-
lion of the standard work week
from 40 to IS hours would re.
quire a IA per cent increase in
wages to avoid a reduction In
pay, according to the us.
Chamber Of Commerce.
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CYNTHIA MICHELE LOTT

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis NJ. Lott,
1716 Colleen st., Moss Point
have named their fourth child,
a daughter, Cynthia Michele.
She was born at Singing River
Hospital December Il weighing
six pounds, thirteen ounces.
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Weighing nine pounds, the
second child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Andrew Bosarge. go
Canty Street, Pascagoula, ar.
rived December 10. Born al Sing.
ing River Hospital, she has been
given the name Judy Lynn. Mrs.
Bosarge Is the former Linda
Faye Bosarge.
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AIRPORT AID

CUPID Air
ports for the use of business
and sporting planes rather thar
airlines will get $751; million in
federal government aid in fis-
cal 1864.
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SANDRA MENE DAVIDSON

Sandra nene Is the name Civ
en- their third child, a daughter,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Denzil
Davidson, 6O7 14th St., Pasca-
goula. She was born December
II at Singing River Hospital
weighing seven pounds, four
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NO. 1851
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

NO. "a
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO
pEMING MAX May SR., whose
address is unknown after diligent
search and inquiry. but whose last
known address was:
Post office Box l27
Franklin Grove, Illinois
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court Of the County Of
Jackson in said State. on the nth
day OF January, AID. 1864 at 2 o'clock
PM, to defend suit No. 81 in said
Court OF Thomas jefferson Stinson
and wife. Marie Stinson. Wherein you
are 9 Defendant, and where Petition
ers seek to adopt q minor child as
fully set out In bill on file.
This 18th day Of December. AID,
1858.
(SEAL)
WILBUR q. DEES,
Clerk Cnancery Court,
jackson County. Mississippi.
BY: FRANCES J. ROBERTS,
DC.
1t 1918. 40. a.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1858

ounces. The mother Is the form
err jamie Virginia Walker.
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NO. 1888
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO. 200 A
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JOHNNY THEDFORD
lat West Bedford
Newark New Jersey
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of
Jackson in said State. on the Second
Monday of January. AID, 1864 at Q
O'Clock P. NJ. to defend suit No. 290 A
in said Court of Noath Robertson and
wife, Sally Bell Robertson. Wherein
o are q Defendant. and wherein
Petitioners seek to adopt three minor
children and for other relief. as fully
set out in bill on file.
This 18th day Of December, AID,
1868.
(SEAL)
WILBUR q. DEES.
Clerk Chancery Court,
Jackson County. Mississippi
BY: FRANCES J. ROBERTS.
DC.
st 1918. 90. ~