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The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17

pire waistline and pink satin rib
Don belts, pink satin covered
llpDon canes wl.h pink and white
Dapy NUNS attached to the han
dies. Their slippers were white.
Jackie Vaughn, best man. Lar
~ Cneatham. ring bearer, usher 5
corp. Kenneth Gilman, ROBERT
narrIs, j. {. Cheatham, Herman
GLASS and James Walker wear
ing cut-aways and striped pants
Mrs KUN FORD, mother OF the
blluc. wore an all-0ver yellow
lace dress Win matching acces-
sores and olcnld corsage. MRS.
huIn GlIchrist, grandmother OF
tie groom wore a lovely dress
win a gardenla corsase.
lioslessvs: Uiga Nelson, Bar
bald Jeeter, LaVcrne Bradford,
Camille Connely, Ann Mckae,
rmerJean Graves, Elaine Wlll-
Iams, Geraldine Jones, Connie
howard, Mae benson, Erma Lee
ana Ester Allen all wearing
wnlte garuenla wrist corsages.
Clnuy rlowers transformed
Hin auditorium into beautl-
iul setting carrying out the col
or scnemv OF TIE bride, pink ana
whltv III every form.
Inc bridal table was trimmed
in large pink BOWS with green
roping centered with a five tier
cake topped oy bride and
groom, vain pink tapcrs in
each.
There were many beautiful
gifts received and a huge atten-
dance present.
those in the receiving line
were Mrs. Florence Martin, Mrs.
Ruth Ford, Glenn Ford, Mr.
Charles Nathaniel Adams and
the New Rev. and Mrs. Charles
GIlchrIst Adams.
The Rev Charles G.. Adams is
Michigandcr by birth and was
born Dec l3, 1896. lie has
sister Edith Ruth Adams of New
York City, who is an accom-
pllshed musician. He is a grad
uatc Of the University of Mich
igan and is attending Harvard
Divinity School, where he will
graduate soon.
Mrs Layne Fountayne Adams
is progressive young woman
with many friends and realizes
her responsibilities as a minister's
wife She was born in Uniontown,
Pa, and studied at Wayne State
and the University of Detroit.
Rev Charles Gilchrist Adams
is the third pastor of the Con.
cord Baptist Church in Boston,
Massachusetts.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17

Gods Opportunity was the
theme of the dynamic sermon
preached Sunday at Peoples
Community Church by the pas
tor, the Rev. Carlyle +. Stewart
during the broadcast over VIC
lib.
In his closing remarks DR..
Stewart urged his congregation
to work in the service of the
Io~d and have faith and God
will provide.
Prayer and dccaloguc was of
fercd by Re-. James Powell
Worshippcrs were present from
New York, Ohio, Indiana. Cal
ifornia, Virginia. South Carolina
and Georgia
The meditation was given by
Miss JoAnn Perry.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17
Social g. Church
JOHNSON WILLIAMS VOWS

JOHNSON WILLIAMS VOWS
SPOKEN
Bobbie Johnson of Chicago,
Illinois, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Ankton of Biddle
Ave. Detroit, became the lovely |
bride of Claude Williams, Jr
last Saturday They were mar
ried in the home of the groom's
parents of Pingrec Street, and
the Rev. Roy A. Allen, pastor
of Chapel Hill Baptist church
oificiatcd A reception in the
couple 5 honor followed the cere-
mOny.
Miss Johnson chose a white
SATIN scml-iormal dress with
detachable Alencon lace over
skirt, styled with round neck
line and short sleeves. A huge
satin rose held her short veil
and she carried cotillion bou
quel.
Gloria Ankton, attended her
sister as maid of honor. She
wore a yellow strcet-length dress
Of organdy with spaghetti straps
and full skirt She wore yellow
shoes and carried white roses.
Burt Williams was his cousin S
best man.
ror ner daughters wedding
and reception, the brides moth.
CT wore an aqua chiffon dress
with white accessories and a
lavender orchid.
The groom's mother chose an
aqua sheath taffeta and nylon
Glcss with white accessories and
lavender orchid.
Buffet style was used at the
reception, and the couple re-
cclNcd many lovely gifts and
WISHES for happiness. The bride
attended Wilson's S Business Col.
lcsc in Chicago, Ill. Her husband
IS an entertainer 1 hey
wall reside on Lincoln Street
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17

The Altar in "A Sacred Sett
ing was flanked with larg
beauty baskets OF gladlolas anl
large chrysanlhemums, also can
ueiauras with 4 tail CLOWN!
wnIte tapers were banked VIII
palms tor the arch winch wa!
aIsU decorated with Baby
brealn cnrysdntnemums, gladlo
las and Bridal beIs formed
beautiful scene for the Candle
lIsnl, uouDle ing ceremony OF
Florence Laync rOuntdyne anC
the Reverend Charles GllchrlsI
ADAMS al Hartford Avenue Bap-
tlst Cnurcn, SUNDAY, August 4ln,
al b.JU.
AS the 25 voice choir sang,
May the God Of Love Unlc
Us, the BRIDE was calmly walk
Ing 10 the altar In a wnlte I'M
ported repDonccse sleeveless
sneathe gown, whlcn fell into a
cdlnedral train, over TINS beau
tlui creation she wore a floor
length wnlte satin peau-dc soie
coat with a slight sweep. The
bridal bonnet blDb was OF pcau-
de-sole with a boutfant SILK IL
lusion veil attached.
She wore short white kid
gloves and peau-de-soie pumps,
and carried beautiful cascade
of white orchids and stephanotis
on a prayer book.
After part of the marriage
ceremony was conducted by the
Rev. Charles A. Hill, he prayed
fervent prayer as they knelt
while the choir sang, Rejoice
in the Lord Away"
Florence. Laync Fountayne is
the daughter of Mrs. Ruth Ford
and the late Leroy Fountaync.
Charles Gilchrist Adams is the
son of the late Clifton Gilchrist
Adams and Charles Nathaniel
Adams.
BRIDAL ATTENDANTS
Audrey Houston, maid of hon
or, and Cecilc Poole, Marguerite
Grier. Barbara Chapman. Bette
Grace. and Edith Ruth Adams
all wearing long white peau-dc
sole gowns fashioned as the
brides with mauvc satin pink
ribbon belts circling the waist
dies Their slippers were white
satin, with peau-de-soie white
pill box hats. small pearl ear
rings and carrying a cascade ol
pink rose-buds, except the maic
of honor who carried a cascade ol
pink rose-buds and Gala lilies.
Stephanie and Pamela Will
Jams were flower girls wearing
white embroidered dresses. EN-
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17
y y ,
THIRD BAP ilSi r.ONOH
CHARTER MEMBER

Mrs. Marietta Dvsss, honoree,
was principal spcaAvf IN pro-
gram given In ner honor at
Inlrd baptist Cnmcn last Sun
day. She used as a subject Co
operation
In the discourse of her mes
sage she recalled the morse *
buggy days, memories wnlcn
could be shared by many Of ncr
icliow workers who heard ncr.
MIS-. Bogg Is mother Oh u,0
children, both musicians. She Is
president OF the Senior ana
junior ChoIrs of Third Baptist
Church, chairman Of one of the
missions groups, and has been
financial leader in many OF
her church projects.
After the program, dinner was
served and live young ladies OF
the Junior church served as host
esses. Performing adult duties
efficiently were Anita Williams
Sharon Burton, Denise Jones
Rebecca Haynes and Jacquelinc
Johnson. The Rev. S. j. Williams
Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17

Mr. Willie Nicks Of nlain
Is IN Washington. DC. vis,lin
his daughter and friends.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17
LACE & TAFFETA CHOICE of
HONOREE ON 10Th BIRTHDAY

Diane Justice, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Ivy Justice of +. Can.
field Street, celebrated her 10th
birthday with friends in the
home OF her sister Mrs. James
Berry of French Road, Saturday
For this special occasion she
chose white lace dress over
taffeta. Diane is a member OF
Greater ST. Peters C.M.E. Church
and sings in the church youth
choir. She attends Northeastern
High School.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17

CHAPEL HILL BAPTIST HOST
STATE CONVENTION
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17

Chapel Hill Baptist Churs
located on Maybury Grand
hudson Street. viii be hos,
the wolverine State Alissluna
Baptist Convention. Inc. ga
Ncnlng Aug l2l6lh. The lhct
for this 4Jlh annual session
The Image OF The Church AS d
NurtuIlng Comnunty Prlu
pal messages viii be deli 4
by Dl. A. A. Banks. Jr.. ms
dent, Thursday, rug. 18th
4 pm; DR.. Cornell L. past.
New Light Baptist Church. f.
18th, al 7.30 pm, and the 4,
Ralph Abcrnaihy of the sAil
ern Leadership Conference
day, Aug 10th, at 8 p.m L.
Mary o. Ross, president on
womcn's Auxililry Of the \
4 Baptist Convention. IA
lnc, and spoke on Tuesday 4
18th Special features. rcps
ycu,h participation .highlipkt
The convention.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17
GAS HEAT
Is BEST
and costs far less!
CHURCH NEWS

The Community Gospel Choir
us and the Mems Chorus furn-
ishcd the songs under tie dircc-
tion of Darrell Davis and Mrs.
Lutilla Harper respectively The
latter was also at the pipe or.
erau in tho choir loft
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17
ANNUAL FELLOWSHIP DAY

The Home Bible Study Glass
held their Annual Fellowship
Day Saturday August 10th al
the lovely home of Rev. and Mrs
Robert j. Jones of McIdrum
Street at 2 pm. Before dinner
was served a grand program in.
Guiding talent and a summary of
their years wori< was enjoyed
by the huge number present.
Participants on the program
included Mrs. Evans, Mrs. M
Saunders, Mrs. Alma Whiteinp
M. C.; James Salter, Miss Yo.
landa Spivey, Regina Murff
Leonard Elliott, Mrs. Verna
Jones and musical selections b,
the tiny children through ages
six.
Mrs. Mary Davis, principal
speaker, used as a subject "What
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17
ANNUAL TEA 8 FASHION
SHOW

The Dorcas Usher Board of
Ebenczcr AME. church. 4225
Brush Street, sponsored an An.
nual Tea and Fashion Show Sun.
day 4-6 pm. Mrs. Louise Brown
was Mistress of Ceremonies. and
Mrs. kathy Thompkins did the
commentating for the lovely
fashions.
Churches represented were Mt
Zion, New st. Paul and Aijalon
Baptist Churches. Mrs. Estclla
Lewellyn is president The Rev
H. N. Robinson, Minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-08

s. Arl., Va, 31Q7. 8. 18th I'd, Move
your family right in. Lovely. g.
bedrm.. 1is-bath, brick home. sep;
din. rm., rec. rm., attic fan and
air eond. RIA. 6-2117, 363-3697.
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4510 Lee Highway

26x4s IT. center entrance. Double
show windows. Gas heat in ducts.
$50 car parking. Two toilets.
Extra plumbing: heavy cleo.
retailers and 4 service In center.
You count apis. within walking
distance. Open for inspection. IA.
2s902O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-08

Wooded Wonderland
Hurry 10 see this beautiful brick
rambler with 5 bedrms., 2 baths,
rec. rnn., and carport, on "
acre lot with nice trees. S26'9bO
FILA or Oh.
Thompson g. Associates
Realtors IA. 5-7317
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

VIENNA-S-rm. frame house. very
old. no BATH. 81 acres fertile
soil. . wells. large active spring,
"a mile from town In small
estate. area. S14,Sb0. Financed,
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
frNhTAlIlEDl

D I2-UNIT BRICK, best area
Sl1,44S gross. Asking ss4.000'
Reas, cash. (2l l4-untt brick,
Zoned commercial. Ideal for medi-
Gal CAB center CEN Prime loo; . As sin
trai i loo. All il apts. u are ! Ssdrms,
off-st, parking. Asking $3.50. 900,
al l5-unit air-cond. brick. Well
loo. Asking Sl95,O0 t5) 21-unit
air-cond. brick. Best sec. Both /
and , bedrms. Asking S20b,00O.
REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 Wilson Blyaa2s Arlington
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FAMILY des. house mr.. bay. with
stabling avail. for 3 or 4 show
ponies, for summer. while new
home Is being built. 2o9-6934.
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STORES FOR RENT
CONN. AVE, 1e33-Anprox i.

CONN. AVE, 1633-Approx. 1000
c 81 T. ar sSnqi Best Dupont los.
7-1679. Ewes. FE. 3-4O76.
CORNER PINEY BRANCH AND
FLOWER AVE. overlooking 3
shopping eenters. Unusual 4O-ft.
display window. approx. 1.4O0 50
IT,, parking in front. perfect for
sales; services or offices, will alter
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

BFAcH CoTTA0E-At Cove Point
furniture and eauipment' an Tor
$1,000, Call IA .-s3O4.
BISHOPS HEAD, mn. Dorchester
Psna, deep creek $500 CIR rus ).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-08
LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.
CASH AVAILABLE
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

THE INVESTMENT or A LIFETIME
HIGH VIEW MANOR for As little
as $3.50 per month. You'll have
land with spectacular view,
winning IN a private Pool. ten
big stocked lakes. fine roads. cleo
I w and ssDoso pod ,P nsigheorS :;
s :nSDpinTp ri S.l' M ,sssv minute @iPgts'
Enjoy the beauty y the wsen mas.
and make the Investment OF 4
miles on Route SO from Win
liz on s S 70 H hSS's view 2Vs Ms anon
signs. Or call 703-B8a- AIsi
weekdays. call ma. s-sOsi.
80 AcREs-BeAlt. wooded Mt. land
wIpanoremie view, Fronting on
hard surface 3D., river nrby, with
elec. and lge. flowing spring. A
real family retreat, 30 mi. west
OF Winchester Total price, $4,000
wLtersns. $500 On. and $50 per
Also several iaraer or smaller
wooded tracts OF land In the
oWNER, Code iOsNes@ lsses
Ois ACREs, oil woods. stream on
miles south OF warrenton, va
Must e !, leayins area. $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABBOTT LOAN SERVICE = cash
fast, no DELAYS. End trust loans.
Noni "a. i0T os sn .ys auFp SS Pass p Ma
ACTION INyEsTMENT means CASH
IN 5 DAYsi HomeoWnsfs 70 con.
solidate debts etc Into md
s ms ts sio ss e'S ior So 'O @o s as
$4,000, etc. CONFIDENTIAL, We
come 10 your home Notion IN.
vEsTMENT co, Phone, 266.ssSs.
ACTION IN 70 HOURS
end TRusTs-ANY AMOUNT
PAYMENTS TO SURF
YOUR INCOME
REASONABLY RATES
GIBRALTAR MOT. CO, b2b-a366
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
2nd trust, AMERICAN MORT
QAoE tNvESTMENT Co, $40
mediate services. 10 o sao I'm IN
CONSULT Us II YOU need MONEY.
lst TR. LOANS low ~ Sc. int,
Ind TR. LOANS. cash In a. hrs.
RATS and CLOS. lowest any
CORNERS MToE. co.
Z Corners. Va JE e.gaba
DEALERS, wholesale rates for and
trust loans, EoufTY INV CORP,
1000 W. ave, nv TX. 3.l2ib.
MONEY, end TRUSTING all BUY
End trust notes D c., nearby Nd,
o. Va. Rsat fates NATIONAL
1919 N. ". ave. NV. Ma. s.asa3,
Monty ron noMEowNERs
Up 10 Na,0OO-Up 70 3 Years
Cut Your Pymtt--Ffee consuitation
FAST SERVICE
CONF 70 Your Home
SECURITY HOME MORTGAGE co.
il2S ehoreham Bids TX 3.1en1
PLENTY FUNDS AvAlLAHLE--ist
and gnd trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE Co, INC, IA 1880.
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0UT.oF.T0WR REAL EST.

NEAR MISC. NAsA, Fairmont PIX. +,
b Lsi,S M TsH WIN .s si sII' cara
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MOBILE FOOD TRUCK, Al cond.,
deep freeze. All equip. In good
shape. Just passed health inspee-
ten, Sac so price. Nv, Will pnSy Tor IT.
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CROWELL & CO., INC.
RealtOre Hafrfow I'm q VAns

MCLEAN : 3-bedrm. rambler. Ice.
IL" utility rm.. ser porch. Lee.
wooded lot on .dead-end street.
NJ shops, schools. 2 miles CHA.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS, for RENT
(coNTlNUEDl

BLADENsBURG. at Peace Gross,
eond. Newly dec. $1S5. WA. +.
100
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CHARLES COUNTY

COBB tSLAND-All this for your
money .-bedrm. house, iiy. room.
bath, Kitchen with auto. washer
hook-up, Refrieefatof, back entry,
front screened porch. insulated
wiTsa 900 Vol, sbaasS ysyd III
bO'stsOl Near waterfront. A steal
AZ $4,000.
WALDoRF-a.bedfm, house. h.a.
heat, eiec. stove and fefst, comb
storm doors and windows. brick
front, plaster walls, water hook.
up. lot 70E22O'. Appraised
$4,000 Make offer. Nice home
LS..f FIX vsiiss. Sa,, sIlss, n. re
ron LisLF KtNpAfG MAI Ss.
MTE PLATA ND. cod'
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TWO LOTS

Each one 15Ox285 lover ~ acre) i.
rolling. partly wooded. frontage on
hard surface road, rear on Broad
Run Stream. $4,000. Ask for
Mr., Thomson ewes. IA. 2-5T61
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STORCH

REALTORS sP. $4,000
RESTAURANT. GOOD opportunity for
2 yng. couples, doing GOOD busl-
ness now. location No. 301 high
way bet. Richmond, Va, Peters
motels very close. Est. Is yrs.
Owner retiring, sell business or
$50 IT. BY 400 n. back. on corner
l703l. SHADYSIDE s-9472 or
Den. De; GEORGE LAMPRos,
Chester. Va.
AND PROPERTY for
sale or lease. Food and loquir. Est.
business rs yrs. Seating capacity
900. Fully air cond. apts. above.
500 X st. NV.
SHOE REPAIR MACHINES, excel.
eond.. stock appraised at Sl,l0Q
will sell mach, stock for $1,000
cash. HE. 4-237 aft. Q pm.
nv AND RADIO REPAIR SHOP,
In Arlington, Fully equipped. Write
Box l51-R. Star.
IgANTED-small equipped lithog-
raphy plant, will buy assets only
for entire business. Prefer Mont.
gomery CO, PRINCIPAL. only Call
MR.. HERzBERG, OIL. 4-sO23.
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MCLEAN AREA-s-bedrm. rambler,
MCLEAN
MCLEAN AREI

4 BEDROOMS, . BATHS
Wv. carpet, handicapped lot bor-
ders Ice. woods, close to schls.,
OWNER $500 JE. a.l147
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LIVE FREE

9-unit brick apt, Sis mo. pay
ments, income sl3s mo. Sep; utll-
ity setup, private ENTRANCE. 2 blks,
sUBURBkN PROPERTIES MOT.
LIST WITH Us FOR ACTION
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FRONT HONE on chsSisittsSn ;
rrseE. BEaUTiFuLIY maihtsihsa
sandy beach, : bedrms', liy rm.
with huEe fireplace. din. room.
itehsn With stove and rsfgr
many bulb beds asaleas, shrubs
and Rarden spot. outside screened
patio. House Tor guests With bath.
stove and refgr Laundry faclli.
Ties. GARAGE. Cement walks TO
houses and patio. Fenced grounds.
tGb pier BOAT. The place for
relaxation, enteTtAlning, retire.
ment, Price s2n.abn. g, LOUISE
cox FoR tIsLE KENDALL REAL
E Xxx. u P PisGn' ma Sod' soi-''''
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| INVEST. PROB. F0R SALE

LARGE MANSION, suitable TOT
school, clinic. organization. trade
trsi location. psrtins for 20 cars.
Priced below market value. BY
appt., Mr.. Langmaid. FE. $1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON a CO. Realtors.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-03
HOLMES COUNTY HERALD

proved forestry purposes is s
percent. And he said that
loans to individual farmers
iii Holmes County are usual
ly scheduled for repayment
over a period of 5 to 20 years
but that loans may be made
payable over periods up to 40
years if necessary.
Loans to individual farmers
in Holmes County will vary
considerably in size, Cain
|said, because of the wide ran
ge in the needs of borrowers.
However, he said that a far
liner may borrow up to $50, 900
depending on how funds are
to be used and the property
available for security.
To be eligible for a water
development and soil conser-
vation loan, a farmer must
be unable 20 obtain the neces'
lsary credit on reasonable
erms from private and
cooperative lenders.
Further details about water
development and soil conser.
walton loans may be obtained
from the Farmers Home Ad-
lministration office located at
107 West China Street in Lex
ington.
Cain said that Farmers
Home Administration also
makes loans to purchase and
develop farms, buy livestock,
and equipment and pay farm
land home operating expenses,
build housing for farm labor
ers, develop watersheds, and
to meet emergency credit
needs of farmers suffering
from a natural disaster such
IS hail, flood. or drought.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-03

mulate local business activl-
ty.
Holmes County farmers may
obtain water development ana
soil conservation loans to drill
wells and otherwise improve
their water supply systems
for irrigation, home use, and
livestock; purchase pumps,
sprinkler systems, and other
irrigation equipment; acquire
a water supply or water right;
purchase water stock or mem
!bership i'm an Incorporated
water users association.
Loans may be used to con-
|struct and repair ponds and
tanks, bitches, and canals Tor
Irrigation; dig bitches and IN
Istall tile to drain farmland;
develop ponds and water con-
trol structures for the pro
duction of fish under CONTROL
ed conditions; level land; car
ry out basic land treatment
practices including Inning
.ertilizing, and seeding; sub
soil or sod land.
Loans can also establish
permanent pastures and farm
Forests; establish approved
forestry practices on a farm
such as pest control, thinning
and fire protection; build oil.
kes. terraces, waterways, and
other erosion control struct'
lures.
In addition, loan funds mai
be used to obtain plans anc
pay fees for legal, engineer
ing, and other technical ser
Vices.
Farmers pay 5 percent in
terest on water development
land soil conservation loans
according to- Cain, except thai
the rate on loan funds for APP
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-03
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI
Fur And Feathers

Public Relations Assistant

Public Relations Assistant
hand. 1t is time to get out the
ole bow and timber 1t up and
sharpen your form. The any
deer season opens on October
90 and will run through No
vember 10.
LongboWs only may be used
for hunting deer. Also during
the archery deer season, the
Iuse of dogs for deer hunting
lis not allowed. CrosSbows,
sidearms, and all firearms
lare prohibited while hunting
deer during the archery seas
lon.
Any resi- lent OF Mississippi
hunting deer during the arch
lery season Is required to have
"a hurrent resident combina-
ltion hunting and fishing lie
ense, the deer and turkey
tags and a resident archery
-
license.
Last year there were 2,022
archery licenses sold. This
lyear it is anticipated that
There will be even a greater
Of archery deer hun
tiers.
John r. Greer, Jr. of Cleve-
Hand, Mississippi, bagged a
trophy Whitehall deer last
Iyear on the Arkansas portion,
LOT Hurricane Point. The Sep
October issue OF the
MississlppiG anne and Fish
will carry an article on this
kill.
STATE FOX HUNT -
- ana A--Scnf~nf GfofO
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-03

Fox Hunter Association An
mai Bench Show and Field
Trials scheduled to be held
1t Durant from October II to
%. The meet will open with
the Bench Show on Monday
night and casts at day break
|on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Over $50 hounds are ex.
|pected to be entered in the
-four day contest. The Missis.
sippi State Fox Hunt is the
largest and oldest fox hunt
held in Mississippi.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-03

bit at the Mississippi State
Fair in Jackson from October
II through IL.
We will have the i've exhi-
bit of animals on the fair
lgrounds and the Game and
Fish Commissions Museum a.
lcross from the fair grounds
will be open.
Do plan to come by and see
these exhibits.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-03
Water and soil development
loans available to farmers

and land resources of the
community and otherwise sup
porting Rural Areas Develop
ment. Each dollar used wise
ly in developing and conserv-
ing water and land resources,
helps prevent crop failures,
boosts farm income and IN
creases the value of local pro-
|perty.
Funds used in developing
water and land resources Stl-
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-03

Loan funds are available to
eligible Holmes County far
mers who wish to develop
water supply systems for ir-
rigation, household use and
livestock, reports H. D. Cain,
chairman of the local Far
merss Home Administration
county committee.
Cain points out that these
funds can be extremely USE
full in developing the water
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-03
GOOSE SEASON PEN

The first goose season opens
on October 10 and closes on
November IL. During the sea-
son the bag and possession Ii
mits are the same: They may
not include, in the alterna
tive, more of the following
species than: (a) 2 Canada
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-03

Geese or sub-species; (b) 2
white-fronted geese; (c) / Ca
NADIA Goose or one white from
ted goose.
Shooting hours for the 1868.
"a season will be from sunrise
to sunset daily except on OPEN
Iirg day of each season which
will be from II noon to SUM-
set.
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-03

STATE FOX HUNT -
The 1868 Mississippi State
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-03
Mrs. Mary Hodges:

''Our selection of Town n Country dress
shoes and Edith Henry flats for ladies' and
girls are out Of his world. We have shoes
to fit everyone and many styles to choose
from"
Holmes County herald., 1963-10-03

N E w
10 C CATO N
SALES PERSONNEL.
Mrs. Opal Taylor:
Extension Service PhOto)

81 am especially impressed with the styles
and selection of bIouses = Ship n Shore,
Jeanies, and Lady Manhattan Lines and
invite you in to see them.