Battery B Embarks For Camp Blanding
Battery B 114th Field Artillery ninety strong leaves at noon Tuesday December 17 for annual training at Camp Blanding Florida. Inducted from Mississippi National Guard November 25 the unit has undergone primary training at the local armory. The battery travels in its own motorized trucks via Jackson and the Mississippi coast to Florida. Camp Blanding lies near Starke. Members can receive The Advertiser for one year at a dollar to follow home news.
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Camp Blanding
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29th Associational Sunday School Reorganization Planned
The Holmes County Baptist Associational Sunday School plans to reorganize at Lexington Baptist on December 8 week. Mrs. W Grace, associational superintendent, says all pastors Sunday school officers and teachers should attend to assist in the work.
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Holmes County Baptist Associational
Lexington Baptist
Grace
Minnie Jordan Appointed Temporary Clerk After Death
Miss Minnie Jordan, deputy circuit clerk for 15 years, named by Governor Paul Johnson as temporary clerk to replace the late J. D. Weeks who died Wednesday after 29 years in office. She will serve until a successor is chosen by the Board of Supervisors at the next meeting. Jordan expressed she will be ready for the office.
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Minnie Jordan
Paul Johnson
J. D. Weeks
Board of Supervisors
Ihe Iy
Christmas Lighting Judging In Lexington This Evening
Mrs. D. C. Lundy, PTA sponsor, says judging of Lexington Christmas lights will be this afternoon between 6 and 8 o clock by out of town judges. Contestants are asked to have lights on for swift judging by Mississippi Power & Light officials.
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D. C. Lundy
P.T. A
Lexington
Missppi Power & Light
Installation O. E. S. Officers December 20
The Eastern Star will hold its installation of officers on Friday night at 7 15 o clock with Mrs Worthy Grand Matron as installing officer. The event interests local Chapter members and invited guests. Also mention of community notes and a local ad for extra fine fat geese weighing 12 lbs each, contact Mrs Lewis Parker Cruger phone 146 Tehula.
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Eastern Star
Lewis Parker
Cruger
Tehula
Seasonal Greeting From Our Firm To Friends
At this time of the year we pause in the bustle of business to wish all our friends happiness appropriate to the season. For if we had no friends like you there'd be no firm like ours.
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Lexington
Court House
Santa Claus
No Paper Next Week as The Advertiser Takes Holiday
The Advertiser will pause during the week starting Monday December 23 and publish only a legal paper. The staff extend Christmas wishes to readers and patrons near and far, hoping for a joyful season. The Advertiser Force.
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Advertiser Force
Holmes Families Win In Plant To Prosper Contest
Holmes county couples win county awards in the Plant to Prosper Competition sponsored by the Commercial Appeal. Mr and Mrs K D Henry of Ebenezer win Landowners Division and Mr and Mrs John Hinkle Rt 6 Lexington win Tenant Division. Henrys receive a $15 check as further contribution to their certificate.
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Holmes
Holmes County
Commercial Appeal
Ebenezer
K. D. Henry
John Hinkle
Rt. 6
Lexington
Henry
Council
Lexington Christmas Spirit Shines As Jaycees Win State Awards
The Lexington Junior Chamber of Commerce announces officers for the New Year led by C. M. McDaniel as president. Seven Coxbury adult farmers receive prizes in an American Potash Institute fertilizer contest with T. J. Ferrell winning first prize of 25 dollars in the Delta district. Others earn smaller awards as communities celebrate Yuletide decorations and holiday gifts enhancing the Lexington Christmas spirit.
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McDaniel
Seven Coxbury Farmers
Christmas Spirit of Lexington Jaycees
Lexington
Lexington Junior Chamber of Commerce
C. M. McDaniel
W. E. Thurmond
William Moses
J. H. Warner
Freddie Miller
Ed White
Eugene Herrman
Herman Flowers
Clarence Holloman
R. A. Luter, Jr
Coxburg School
American Potash Institute
State Department of Vocational Agriculture
Smith-Hughes
T. J. Ferrell
Ist
Delta
Ferrell
W. E. Hearn
W. Hocutt
James Killebrew
Otto Wallis
M. E. Trigleth
J. A. Hearn, Jr
Agricultural Association Names Nichols and Chinn
Holmes County Agriculture Conservation Association delegates met in Lexington on December 12 to elect 2 County Committee members for 1941. Elected were H. L. Nichols as chairman and C. L. Downer as vice-chairman with several alternates and community delegates listed including J. H. Moore Lonnie C. Boatwright Jesse H. William Dodd Emory Char W. Melton Peyton A. Jones and others.
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Holmes County Agriculture Conservation Association
Court House
Lexington
H. L. Nichols
C. L. Downer
Claud Wilkes
Durant
J. M. Kimbrough
Ington
H. L. Brock
Joe H. Moore
North Lexington
Munity
Lonnie C. Boatwright
South Lexington
Jesse H. William J. Dodd
West
Ile
Emory
Char W. Melton
Bowling Green
Jesse E. Edwin Ebenezer
Doxbury
Peyton A. Jones
Howard
Robert L. Wallace
Thornton
Christmas Operetta At Hi School Gym Tonight
Tonight at 7 30 the high school operetta In Quest of Santa Claus features 140 students in the gym. Directed by Miss Allie Mable the event is part of the day’s activities. Also noted are out of town shoppers and a local fireworks offer by John Rhyne.
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Lewis Zeigler
Zeigler-ville
John Rhyne
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