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Kentucky Lexington Advertiser

Location

Lexington, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1939

Page

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Tom Bailey Addresses Fine Audience Here

Tom Bailey addressed a crowd at the Lexington courthouse on Monday night as he seeks the Mississippi governorship. Introduced by J K Young, Bailey reviewed 24 years of legislative work and outlined farm and state benefits he supported, arguing for good men and women to shape agriculture legislation.

Tom Bailey Court House Lexington J. K. Young Bailey Mississippi Alatton

New Century Garden Club Flower Show July 1 Opens

The New Century Garden Club will hold a Flower Show on July 1 from 10 30 a m to 5 p m in Mrs Moore s vacant store. All are invited to bring or send flowers and enjoy the event while supporting the club s efforts. The gathering aims to promote garden culture and community participation.

New Century Garden Club

Mike Conner to Speak in Lexington on July 6

Mike Conner will speak in Lexington Thursday night July 6 at 8 o clock on Beall Athletic Field. If rain, event moves to the courthouse. Countywide invitation urged for all to hear the candidate review his governor record and outline his platform for another term.

Mike Conner Lexington Beall Athletic Field Court House

WPA Interviewer Opens Local Office in Holmes County

Miss Marie Merritt of Clarksdale arrives to serve as WPA interviewer for Holmes County workers. An office in the Doty Building upstairs in Lexington will fire applicants for work and provide direct service. Bailey supports a permanent homestead exemption and aims to protect homeowners from tax seizure.

Marie Merritt Clarksdale WPA Holmes County Doty Lexington Miss Merritt

Meet Friday Night To Organize Bailey Club

A meeting will be held at the ey house Friday night June 30 at o'clock for the purpose of organizing the Tom Bailey For Governor Club in Holmes county. All friends over the county are asked to attend and join in formation of the organization.

Ey House Tom Bailey Governor Club Holmes County

Seventh Annual Brood Mare and Colt Show at Wilson's Grove

The Seventh Annual Brood Mare and Colt Show will be held at Wilson's Grove near the local compress in Lexington on August 25. County Agent T M William announces a revised prize list with lighter classes to boost county prizes for saddle stock breeders. A $50 cash prize will be awarded by a random draw after judging, with the prize possibly divided later. A parade of saddle horses opens the show with 4 H Club girls and boys leading, under Miss Ellen Seale and W R Thompson respectively. The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts entertainment including soundtrack announcements, a big tree barbecue, mule race, and more attractions.

Wilson's Grove Lexington T. M. William Ellen Seale W. R. Thompson Ant Junior Chamber of Commerce

Negro burglar held under $1000 bond

James Defell a 15 year old negro was brought before Judge G D McCaleb and placed under a $1000 bond awaiting grand jury action. County Attorney Pat Barrett said he confessed robbing several homes and claimed he disposed of money and coins in a creek. He had previously left town as a robbery suspect and served six months in Memphis for petit larceny.

James Defell Joe G. D., McCaleb Pat Barrett Nervo John Flurry Wilburn Hooker W. L. Richards Todd Knight D. W. Townsend B. Schur Henry Stevens A. P. Shepherd Memphis

Big Fourth Of July Planned At Pickens

A Fourth of July celebration is planned at Pickens at the new playground project and community center near Grape's Camp on Highway 51. A barbecue will fund a swimming pool addition and other pavilion improvements. Edwin White of Lexington will preside as master of ceremonies. Entertainment includes softball, two tennis courts, music, and a late-night script dance from 8:30 to 2 a.m.

Pickens Grape’s Highway 51 Paul B. Johnson Mso Madison Attala Yazoo Holmes Edwin White Lexington

Banks To Observe Two Day Holiday In Holmes County

The nine Holmes County banks will observe Monday July 3 and Tuesday July 4 as banking holidays per a governor and state banking department proclamation. Patrons are told to plan payrolls and transactions accordingly. Bernard M. Jones of Mileston and J. T. Thomas Jr. of Cruger were reelected to the Delta Council Board of Directors representing Holmes County.

Lexington Bernard M. Jones Mileston Holmes County Cooperative H. L. Nichols Holmes County State Banking Department J. T. Thomas, Jr Cruger The Delta Council

Judge Johnson Speaks At Durant Saturday

Judge Paul B. Johnson, candidate for governor, will speak at Durant Saturday afternoon July 1 at 3 oclock. Countywide invitation urges voters to hear the platform and campaign issues as his first county appearance in the current race. A large crowd is expected. Mr and Mrs H D Coursey and children Wanda and Sonny of Henderson Texas arrived for a visit to Mrs G B Howell and others.

Paul B. Johnson Durant Judge Johnson H. D. Coursey Wanda Sonny Henderson Texas G. B. Howell

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