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BOYDs, MD. 80
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
% ACRES fronting main highway,
B. Waters g. Associates
PRINCE FREDERICK. MD.
PHONES PA and AIS
CHARLES H. JAMISON

N1laINbcO n. JAM1SON
"A. POTOMAC HUNT AREA
Clean brick rambler, liv. rm. l5x97,
iirepl;' pic. window. family rm.,
i4x2s, firepl., din. rm., 12xl5,
lge. mod. kit, master bedrm.. bath,
2 other bedrms;. bath lower lev,
fs eG; rm'i rn ilre Pill bar. 2 bath
garage, 5-stall horse barn, 10
ton hay storage. pastures and
paddocks, white board fenced. pvt
macadam drive. excel. neighbor-
hood. S49,500, terms, $40 900.
B ACRE ROCKVILLE FARMETTE,
prick, Cape Cod, liy. rm. with
ilrepl., din. nm, mod. kit, beech
wood wall and floor cabinets, .
master size bedrmS bath. abun-
qance OF storage, full bsmt., oil
NV H. superbly Handicapped bsaut
manicured lawn, barbecue pit. un-
believable hiRhwooded acreage,
mile from courthouse door S42,-
900 Terms Taxes $3.50. Posses
Ie-A. Country rsrATE-1mmac.
IN. frame dwelling, liv, rm
lox20, exposed beams, din. rm.
bxi6' family size mod. kit.
bedrm., 3 other bedrms and bath.
giant shade trees. beaIt. kept
lake for swimming and fishing
lO-acre. peach orchard OF 400
trees, should gross $1,000 this yr,
Ideal for semi-retired or gentle
man farmer, $4,000 Terms Sl5,-
O4 "a AIRY All THE E, A!EsTHET!c
can be enjoyed from this 26x88
rambler with l8x2l liv nm,
fireplo, din. rm mod kit, 2 bed
rms, bath, full bsmt,, o.h.-W n. ,
b-stall horse barn, excel turf mile
from Interchange o! Dual hwy.
Is mi. y. C. $4,000.
10 ACRES, Groom. frame house,
horse barns, mile frontage .
lS$ AcREs&e-rrmno. se eT cd ma
sonry house, 3u-cow dairy barn.
siloS, Ice streams, u mi 'front.'
age hard roads, 30 MI d, c,
~ 4 GAITHERsBuRo-oERMAN.
Fb Susrs. f Ia1Es wash. mod NOD. 5,I Tw
lush blue grass SOD, superb
MI ii'' Bur. q 9 Standard "a dir0nitBsSf or
acc SOB per A. Terms
NAAEAANSLO H. JAA4A0NN
Realtor
PooLEsVILLE. MD.
WI, s-D223 OR 3Ol-Dt 9-32G2
COLONIAL FRAME high on knoll,
81 A. A. tobacco, barns, tenant
house, 20 nj! y c. frontage,
must See 70 appreciate, Charles
ALLENs FRESH FARM near New
Market, 100 A, : A tobacco.
house, barns, utility bldgs, ali
BROWNSVILLE MD Modern fhS house
and barn, ~ A on hwy, $1,000
for prompt purchase
COUNTY SERVICES
BOl-Ml. 6-5219 Bu H.9l5i
COLONIAL HOME on : ACRES 49,
views, huge center halls. Trees,
near schools, small town s3i,UOO.
terms, zoo. ACRES, lovely moder.
nlzed 3.bedrm home Terrific kct-
ms Lake sites, views, immediate
% ACRES. Retirement or week
end retreat Good house. bath,
ANAL stream, $500 LOVELY 4
BEDRMS, all modern, open cell.
Ing and paneled walls. Rather
unique, overlooking river, good
fishing, Garden SPOT and trees,
Nl2un0, Call day or night CUL.
PIPER REALTY, CULpEPER, VA.
PHONE TO3-=S@5.n@51,
CJLPEPER, NA.-Catlle horse and
chicken farm lBj acres 7.fm
house, 9 cattle barns, s.stail
OWNER r. t.piE,R,oi' k'n houses.
DhIRY.STOCK FARM, well wat.
cred "bl A mostly In grass and
cultivation Barn with pipeline,
barn s.rm dwelling. bath. IN rx.
Cr'Ieu' condition nicely decorated
Magnificent view. $4,000, terms.
Smaller pTODpf'ipt
pFRHON RFAt ESTATE AGENCY
REMINGTON VA Faua co.
41p.BI"5
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a RARE FIND
ACREAGE-W- VA
Acreage-FarmS-HomeS
wARRENToN TOWN LIMITS

Beautiful old stone home on almost
acres OF iaudScaped beauty.
formal lockwood and rose garden
plus swimming pool. Home con-
sists OF , spacious bedrms.. pa
baths. liv. rm. l5X40 with firepl..
din. rm. l5x23 w/iirepl., paneled
den w/firepl. large kit. partial
fail 70 see this porperty If you are
looking for quality and convent
ence. Priced at S59,500.
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ANXIOITS 2PP
BaV Realty Co.

modern furnished 8
rooms and bath Large LOT sB,shO,
Inspect At Cedarhurst on Ches,
Bay 80 miles ID. G near Shady
Side, Md See Mrs, OFF on Holly
ave or Mr Bauman on Chesa-
peaks ave. In d. c. call Du,
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conn TeIANn Nm

Beautiful year around home. enc
OF island. Water view on 3 sides
OIL furnace. Bath and ". Full
basement, rumpus room. Sleeps s
upstairs, gear garage. Own dock
shade and fruit trees. Situated
on 1OOxl7O-ft. fenced in" Schl
6 m,i.. and so SeSneTsl StorsS About .d q
terms. This is no shack. see OF
Your Resident Broker
JOE DOYLE, COBB ISLAND. MD.
Code 3O1-Clearbro0k 9-226l
Also listings on other properties
EASTERN SHORE, MD. (25 mi.
below Salisbury)-old plantation
house, 10 rms, firepls. z acres
on water. Old shade, Eng. box
wood, secluded. fine sailing, boat
ing. Share my SOO-acre shooting
reserve. $4,000 or long lease.
MR.. CURTIS. phone Marion sta
t ten ND" 4i7.l d, Sun, or Phila'
EASTERN SHORE-Little Chop
tank River. over 200 acres, build
tngs, mile OF waterfront. greatly
reduced for quick sale. HUDSON
REAL ESTATE CO., UN. 4-l5l5,
fhhNhLIN MANOR, GlouSter st. al
Bayshore drive.-Modern year
round brick rambler. Three bed
rooms. two. baths. Suitable two
couples. Priced in twenties. Must
sell account illness. owner, j. H.
BAINES, University 7-422S.
"FORMSTONE"sometimes hides q
structed, II years has proven
the endurance built into this CON-
Portable 2-story home, An unusual
stone fireplace. an enclosed sun
porch, a full basement, Sh acres
with l,200 feet Of southwesterly
exposed waterfront are facts worth
your prompt investigation. Offered
at So, 800.
BENSON q WALES, Realtors
ST. Michaels, Talbot County, Md
Riverview b-722l RI. b-2211
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SOUTHERN MD.

Approx, 25 acres, good pastures,
lia-acre tobacco allotment. Nicely
restored old house, o rooms, en-
tirely insulated. 1 bedrooms, tiled
bath, large living room, fireplace,
large dining room. paneled den,
modern kitchen, utility room Ex-
cellent stream, good roads. S23,-
025.
Mrs. Loulie p. Dodson
Welcome, Md. Dial 30l-934- 5000
SANDOZ. INC.
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NORTH BEACH PARK-Well-kept
waterfront cottage on lot 34-ft.
front by 1b0-ft. depth. has cleo
trio kitchen, lge. living room with
space heater. 2 bedrooms, bath
room, screened bayfront porch,
cinder block utility bldg. in rear,
only $1,000 furnished.
No. ., NORTH BEACH-For re-
tirement, green asbestos shingled
cottage on shaded lawn, 100 II.
wide by l05-ft. depth. has en-
closed front porch, living room,
equipped kitchen and dining area,
. bedrooms, full bath, laundry
room, screened back porch, floored
attic. cinder block garage and
workbench, sacrifice, only S9,S5O,
No. g. CHESAPEAKE BEACH -
Attractive cottage, X blk. from
bayfront and facing beautiful PIX.
area, within steps OF sand beach,
salt water pool, boat harbor, has
so by l07-ft. shaded lot, en-
closed front porch, 2 bedrooms,
full bath, living room, equipped
kitchen, due TO Illness owner must
sell at only S0,9bO, Terms.
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REALTOR
SPECIALIZING IN
LAND AND FARM SALES

We have a large selection OF farms
to choose from ranging In size
from !" acres unimproved 10 a
multiple OF farms OF over 1000
acres.
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MANASSAS VA

Come see the l55 acres Of
beautiful building sites with
timber and long road frontage
}, on . roads. small buildings,
|2-3"O acres luscious grass and
sod, good buildings. fine build
US sites, one edge OF town.
Much road frontage.
'3-Arrestlng opportunities on town
and country income propertieS,
homes and apartments,
Prices and Terms on Request
IHos' H. JUSTICE, RI Eat. Broker
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

SOUTH RIVER = Bi-leyel redwood
nome overlooking water. OWNER
Ann NILn 90 .l-nl LA
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OFFICE OPEN DAY AND Ewes.

DIAL NOW Buil esa.B5ea
PAUL B. GANLEY
300 Wilson Place. Frederick. Nd,
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NEELED ESTATE-Attractiv g.
! beurm., 2-bath home on bay front.
Wide sand beach. Restricted. Nice
| environment
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loo.AcRE DAIRY FARM-lS mi.

FARM--l acres OF woods,
balance open n-rm, stone and
frame home, barn and other small
buildlngS, hlgh elevation, with 10.
mi view long road frontage Pos.
session 30 days, Price S9b,OOO-
10000 cash Balance SiBs7s per
mo,
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TideWater, Southern Md.

1HNNN " WVNAJ DVUVIIOI14 4NAUs
l-Patuxent Rixer. 25 acres, lovely
view. 600 II, on paved road, 20
mi. D. c., SIS, 900.
2-West River, 2-Dedrm. home. full
basement, living rm. with fire.
place, lge. dining rm., modern
kitchen, glassed porch, hot
water heat, lovely view, dormi-
tory room. outdoor fireplace,
storage house, fenced, 25 mi.
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GOLDEN REACH
GOLDEN BEACH

GOLDEN BEACH
GRACIOUS COLONIAL TIDEWA-
TER ESTATE in area Of fine old
So. Md. plantations. 18th Century
manor house, handsomely re-
stored. All farm dependencies in
Guiding green house, farm house
and equipment. 1856 acres, 1S0
fertile acres under cultivation.
Long state road frontage. over
ls-mi. waterfront on clean, safe
water with comfortable hunting
lodge. Farmer will stay. Produce
tive estate for stock and crop.
owner retiring. prompt possession
Fairly priced. good financing
Committing distance. BY appt.
WARD PROPERTIES. CHI. s-s536.
HOLLAND CLIFF SHORES
Acreage tracts from 2A-4h acres
on Patuxent River in Calvert
County, only 35 miles from the
District. All tracts front paved
road, many from on river,
off-water tracts have waterfront
rights and dock privileges. Prices
start at $1,000 with terms from
$3.50 down and from $50 per mo.
Brochure on request.
j. B. Waters g. Associates
Main and branch offices open Sun
day. and all week days except
WadnRQdaVg
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CHALK PoINT-Your own pier on
deep. water. large liy, rm. with
firepl,, . bedrms., bath. very mod
ern kitchen and breakfast nm.
inclosed front porch. Screened-ln
rear patio. End II. dormitory with
and closets. Garage. tool house
oil heat. $1,000.
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u NINisSTOIk IARM, well wat.
cred "bl A mostly In grass and
cultivation Barn with pipeline,
large sheds, sllos. etc. Bank
barn s-rm dwelling bath IN eK.
CgIeu' condition nicely decorated
MagniiipCnt view $4,000. terms.
Smaller properties
REMINGTON VA FaGG co
.Fu HIaHa
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ANNE ARUNDEL CO., South River
community Of Glen Isle-S7,g50
$1,000 dn. 2-bedrm. plus den
year round einderblock rambler
with huge country kit. liv. rm
with firepl., tiled bath, scr. pch
2 lots. Week ends call (3Oll
263-3903.
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jim BISHOP
Alas, Poor RoIIo
Has q Vocation

He dated the deposit in
March and signed his name
with q flourish, M. Rollo
Thwistle. 1t went straight to
the Sea Swept Dunes Motel
which advertised two rooms
and q bath for $135 a week.
Mr.. Thwistle's mother-in-
law, who was addicted to a
yellow silk bathrobe and
looked like an Army weather
balloon, said that there was
just no use going to the
beach on vacation unless one
was right on the beach.
Alas, "Momma" lived with
him and his suspicious
spouse, and the only thing
they allowed Rollo was a
wish or two. Mrs. Thwistle
was a lovely creature with
two-toned blond hair, Meth
er shade of which was real.
Her figure was early NOM
ma. The children also look
ed like grandma - Irene, 8
Rollo jr., Z; and Kathy S.
They were all little butter
balls, although father was
tall and slender and, when
he wore his wrinkled SUM-
day suit, he looked like a
bobby pin. They had to wait
from March until the first
Of July for vacation time,
but 1t finally arrived and
the family took off for the
shore in an old sedan.
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Dear DR.. Steincrohn: My
mother is so and last Au-
gust she went shopping on
a very hot day and caught
a bad cold resulting in a bad
cough and shortness of
breath. The doctor examined
her and found she has an
enlarged heart. She has been
taking digitalis for her heart
since then. And also cold
pills. I am wondering if this
virus attack could last for
months to produce her
cough. Incidentally, mother
has been troubled with bron-
chitis most of her life. What
do you think-Mrs. Nc.
YOU MENTION THREE
conditions any one of which,
singly or in combination,
might cause the cough. I
doubt, however, that the vi
rus condition would hang on
so many months and be the
present cause. I would tend
to believe that is due to her
heart or the bronchitis she
has had so many years.
Here again, I would doubt
that her heart trouble is caus-
ing the cough. You say she
has been taking digitalis for
months. That should have
been able to overcome any
congestion in the lungs due to
heart failure.
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1T WAS a real steamer Of
a day and they hadn't gone
10 miles before Kathy had
to go to the bathroom. Rollo
was in the highspeed lane
between towns and 1t wasn't
easy to edge over to the
right, what with other
drivers blowing horns and
calling him names, but he
made it.
Bessie took Kathy out in
the marshes, but Kathy con-
fessed that she really didn't
have to go. She, was merely
tired of standing on the seat.
They got to the seashore
and found that the Sea
Swept Dunes was not pre-
cisely on the beach. Actually,
it was two miles back in the
marshes. Also, the manager
said that there would be no
meals for the $135, even
though the newspaper ad-
vertisement said "All meals
on premises" It meant that
meals were there, If Rollo
wanted to pay.
Grandma said she couldn't
sleep with, all the children,
so Kathy slept with mother
and daddy. Junior slept on
an army cot by himself. Still,
a vacation is a vacation, so
they all got in the car and
drove to the beach. Grandma
had four or five Tom Col
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STOP KILLING YOURSELF
What Is Causing
Noeging Cough?
: BY Or. PETER J. STEINcRoHN

Which leave what? I think
the culprit is your mothers
chronic bronchitis - q very
common cause of daily
cough. Especially, If it has
become complicated by en-
physema "a chronic lung
condition which is often
stubborn to treatment).
4 Il #*
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Hur-
rah for MRS. e." from
Florida! I, too, believe in
breast feeding and started
off my three healthy boys
that way. And I'm glad of it.
Most women seem to think
their breasts were put there
just to make them look sex
Ter. Why can't they use them
for what God intended?
And what could be easier?
No formulas to make and
nothing to sterilize. At night
if they wake and cry you
don't have to warm the bot
tie. Just cuddle them up in
bed with you and drift off
to contented sleep. What
could be sweeter? Babies that
are breast fed are cuddlier.
Why? Because they haven't
been put to bed with a bottle
to make out the best they
can.
Breast feeding doesn't nee
essarily tie you down. Get
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Inns, and referred to the ten
der children as brats with
no manners.
Irene limped and said she
had been bitten by a crab.
They drove back to the Sea
Swept Dunes and found that
there were two items on the
menu Southern fried chick
en- and bluefish-no chill
dren's portions.
They had the chicken.
The rooms were cool and
quiet until someone put the
lights on. Then the Jersey
Bluebirds hummed like dive
bombers and Rollo and Bes-
sic spent part of the night
swatting them. Kathy cried
that she couldn't sleep on ac-
count of her sunburn. Irene
wanted to know If she would
get lockjaw from a crab bite.
Grandma complained that
the mattresses were thinner
than the sheets.
It was a gay and carefree
vacation all the way. Some
one at the bar downstairs
asked M. Rollo Thwistle what
the M stood for and he said
"Montmorency." Even the
bartender laughed. Rollo
laughed too, but he was hurt.
So he and Bessie sat at the
bar and got drunk. When
they got back up to their
room, grandma said she was
no baby sitter, never was
and never would be.
WHEN THE WEEK was
up, they all got in the car
and went home. The adults
were not on speaking terms.
They were halfway VIII e n
Kathy began to cry and said
she had to go to the bath
room. Her father told her to
shut UP.
When they drew up in
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TODAY
In History
ON THIS DAY
BY the Associated Press

ON THIS DAY
In 1916, the United States
conducted the first under
water test of an atomic bomb
off Bikini Atoll in the Pa
cific. The bombs destructive
capacity far exceeded that
of an A-bomb dropped from
the air several weeks earlier.
In 1884 Jacques Cartier
landed at the site of Gaspe,
Quebec, and took possession
of Canada in the name Of
France.
In 1877, English naval hero
Lord Nelson lost his right
arm during an unsuccessful
attack on Santa Cruz In the
Canary Islands.
In 1866, the first United
States flag made of domestic
materials was raised over the
Capitol in Washington.
In 1922, the League Of Ma
tons approved the British
Mandate for Palestine.
In 1945, Belgium's foreign
minister, Paul-Henri Spaak,
demanded the abdication of
King Leopold III.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
No one can build his Sc
curity upon the nobleneSs of
another person. - American
author Villa Gather.
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FAMOUS FABLES
By E. E. EDGAR

NATURAL: Mark Twain
was challenged to a billiard
match by a stranger who Of
fered to play with his left
hand.
The stranger got the first
shot and ran off an incred-
ible string. Although stunned
by the defeat, Twain had
only admiration for the
others skill.
eff you can play like that
with your left hand" he
said, what can you do with
your right"
Nothing much" confessed
the other. I'm left-handed."
EXCUSE: Since his earliest
days, Sir Winston Churchill
has rarely been on time for
an appointment, reports Jack
Fishman in my Darling
Clementine."
GAS a young subaltern, he
once kept the Prince of Wales
(later Edward VID waiting
for almost an hour. When at
last he arrived, the Prince
asked:
do you have an excuse,
young man?'
Indeed I have, SIR said
Winston. I started too late"
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them used to taking one
bottle a day or every two
or three days before they
are two months old. Then If
you need to leave them with
a babysitter occasionally it's
no bother.
If you wean them to a cup
before they are a year old
you won't have to struggle
as so many mothers I have
seen. They let them have a
bottle until they are nearly
two then can hardly take it
away from them.
Why don't more doctors
encourage breast feeding?
And help mothers with any
problems? And remember,
Just because you failed at it
once, doesn't mean you can't
win with the second or third
child.-Mrs. c.
FROM THE increasing
number Of letters I get on
the subject, it's my feeling
that there has been a def
mite revival of interest in
breast feeding. I think that
doctors can help this resur-
gence along.
(Bell-McClure Syndicate)
DR.. Steincrohn's Ieatlet,
"ALlergy - Disguised At
tGcker," lOiH be mailed on re-
cepit OF a stamped, self
addressed envelope and 10
cents in coin for handling.
Address DR.. SteincTohn in
care of The EUening Star.
Tomorrow: Rodiodine.
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front of the house, they
found that someone had left
the lawn sprinkler on. The
lawn was in an eight-inch
hole. The house was hot and
Stuffy. Bessie said never
again. Never in a million
years.
All, vacation time!
King Features Syndicate, Inc.)
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-19
258 sign up
in Lexington
monpower survey

Survey chairman Gene Herr
man announced today that 258
persons signed up for employ
ment in the manpower survey
held Friday and Saturday in
Lexing on. The applications were
divided into 143 men and lis
.omen.
The returns are yet unofficial,
herman said, with the local Of
ice of Mississippi Employment
Service to give a final report
soon. The report will be turned
over to the Lexington Chamber
Of Commerce who in turn will re-
port to two industrial prospects.
The survey was sponsored by
the C of C with Herman acting
under the Industrial Committee
headed by Herman Flowers.
Herman said that applications
we're fewer than expected, but
termed the results good consider
ng the unfavoraole weather dur
ing the two-day signup period.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-19

Speaking of bargains, Post
master C. B. Minyard says he
has a real buy, two-thirds cheap
er and thousands of times better
than it was more than As years
ago.
The bargain is airmail, and it
can be a real buy for late Christ
mas cards, Minyard added.
On May Is, 1918, when air mail
was first officially introduced in
America, $500 letters were flown
from Washington to New York
City, about 200 miles, at a mini
mum cost Of a cents a letter.
Today" Postmaster Minyard
said, more than LIS billion let
ters and post cards are sent by
air mail annually within the Unit
ed States. Instead of the two fiji
hts a day in 1918 Zone from New
York to Washington and the
other from Washington to New
York air mail is offered 10000
lights daily now throughout the
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-19
Late Christmas cards get
bargain on air mail rates

pound by air is frequently cheap
er than using first class postage.
For example, a l pound package
Ito Dallas, Tex. cost only 70 cents.
La 5 pound package to New York
|City costs only $3.3.
nation"
Next-day delivery is not at all
uncommon for airmail from Lex
ington, Miss. to points 1000 to
1000 miles or more away.
At the same time, however, ne
urged patrons to make their
mail deposits now to avoid any
chance Of late delivery, especial
ily for out-of-toWn mail
Another good emergency mail
ling measure : if you mail late
despite the Postmaster's warn
ing : is air parcel post, which
moves at the same speed as air
mail letters.
The cost of air parcel post is
surprisingly modest. Sending par
GELS weighing more than one
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-19

Weir Kyle, III, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Weir Kyle Of Durant. is in
Washington this month serving
as a page sponsored by Con-
gresham Jamie Written. He is
a junior at Durant High School
where he IS q member of the
Boys Quartet and the High
School GIee Club. The sixteen
year-old Weir plays tackle on the
Durant Tigers football team and
was chosen to the M;d-State
All Conference team this past
season. He is a member Of First
Baptist Church.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-19
HORNETS
SET FOR
BOWL TRIP

Chick Weathersby, who serves
on the fund-raiSing committee
with Ed WiIburn Hooker and
Donnie Autry, announced today
that ample funds have been re
eived for the planned trip to the
Senior Bowl football game for
The Lexington High School foot
pall team and coaches. The
game is to be held in Mobile
January 4.
The bowl trip is an annual ev-
ent for the Hornets, sponsored
by the Lexington Boosters Club.
The travelling group is slated to
leave jackson early Saturday
morning by chartered bus and
return Sunday evening.
Contributors in addition to those
listed previously include Ham
melt Gravel Company, SIS; Mrs.
Olive Cade, 5; Mrs. H. Russell,
2; Welcome Inn Cafe, $50; Spot
Cash, ESQ; Mrs. Andrew Smith.
5; Bill Mcclellan, 2; Edwin Viii
tie, 5; Holmes County Coop, 10:
Ray Johnson, S; Chamber OF
Is; DR.. Charles Sin
clair, S; Reuben Netherland. 1.5O:
Williams Outlet Store, 2;
Billy Zeigler, 1; Drs. Brumby
and Campbell. 5: Mrs. Billie Ro
samond, S; and Leroy Paris. 5.
Holmes County herald., 1963-12-19
Youth revival set
for December 1873

The First Baptist Church
here will be engaged in a
YOuth-Led Revival the week
end OF December 27-29. This
event will climax Youth Week
and is being planned and pro
NOTED by the youth Of the
church.
Rev. Denny Barham, from
Meridian and Mississippi Col
Iege will be the youth preacher.
Rev. Jack Scarborough, from
Kosciusko, and Mississippi Col
lege, will be in charge Of the
music. The services on Friday
and Saturday nights will be at
1880 with the regular hours
continuing for the Sunday SER
vices.
This special emphasis is be-
ing led by the young people
but is for all ages.