Ford V-8 "60" fuels local economy win
Right on his heels were the second and third place winners. Mrs. Clem Ludbeck of Lexington was second with 44.2 miles per gallon. Matilda McLellan was third with 42 miles per gallon. First prize was $10.00, second $5.00, and third $2.50. This showcases gasoline economy in the Ford V-8 "60" cars. Come in and test drive one of these eight-cylinder models. Find out how much the Quality Car in the Low-Price Field offers you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Ludbeck
Lexington
Matilda McLellan
Local Firms Plan To Close On Fourth
Lexington merchants and basin houses will observe the Fourth of July next Monday and close all day. Wilburn Hooker of Hooker Insurance Agency told The Advertiser the petition for the community observance was signed by all, with plans made earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Mercenants
Basin Houses
Wilburn Hooker
Hooker Insurance Agency
Egbert Hines, Jr. Welcomed to New Residence by First Nat l Bank
County records note Egbert Hines Jr and First National Bank announce his move to a new home with hospitality in business and social life. Pat M Barrett, County Attorney, highlights Page 4 laws on Slot Machines and Liquor under the recently enacted bill for public guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egbert Hines, Jr
First
Nat'l Bank
Pat M. Barrett
Bloodworth Joins Jitney Jungle Staff
L. B. Bloodworth of Meridian has joined Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Nunnery to work at the Jitney Jungle. He previously managed the Kroegerator in Clarksdale and worked for Swift & Co. and R. J. Reynolds. His wife and son Bobby are expected to join him this weekend. Lexing ton extends a royal welcome to the new residents. Gilater’s flour has been added to the stock and is featured in the price list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Bloodworth
Meridian
H. F. Nunnery
Mr. Bloodworth
Kroegeratore
Clarksdale
Swift & Co
R. J. Reynolds Co
Gilater
Box Supper Friday At Harland's Creek
Harland's Creek church sponsors a box supper Friday night July 1 to raise funds for a piano. Everyone is invited to bring a box and attend, with guests from the county welcome.
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Harland’s Creek
Harland’s Creek Church
McLellan Wins Barr-Gwin Best Drivers Contest
L P McLellan Jr of Lexington R F C won the Barr-Gwin Co sponsored Best Drivers Contest with an average of 44.4 miles per gallon. Second and third went to Mrs Clem Ludbeck and Matilda McLellan with 44.2 and 42 mpg. Sixty drivers competed with an overall average of 32.6 mpg.
Local Union Services Begin Sunday Night Across Summer
Regular union services start Sunday night July 3 at 8 o clock in the open alcove between the Methodist church and Educational building. Rev Judson Chastain of the Baptist church will preach the first service. Everyone is urged to attend each Sunday night at the same location. Mr and Mrs E H Skinner traveled to Howard to spend the day with Mr and Mrs J Brown.
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Leach
Judson Chastain
The
Baptist Church
County WPA Projects In Open House July 5
Holmes county WPA projects announce an open house on July 5 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at multiple locations including Lexington Durant and nearby towns. Supervisors listed for Library, Sewing Room, School Gardens and Canning, Recreational, Forest and Park Survey, and Historical projects invite attendance to see demonstrations and WPA work.
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WPA
Holmes County
Library
Lexington
Bethesda
Richland
Tehula
West
Acona
Pickens
Coxbury
Gruger and
Durant
Mending
Winifred McIntyre
M. E. Blake
Housekeeping Aide
Lillian Rathell
Rathell Dry Goods Co
Lucile Waugh
Lexi School
Centerville
Doxbury
Lucile McC. Steele
Grammar School
Coxburg
Cruger
Tchula
Martha Field
M. M .Reed
Tommie Foster
Holmes County Seeks Cold Storage Plant With WPA Aid
County Agent T. M. Williams and H. P. Watson traveled to Jackson to file for WPA funds to build a Holmes county cold storage plant. Plans call for a $33,000 facility with individual lockers for renters and meat handling charges to cover expenses. Architects Overstreet and Town draw up plans as Williams inspects similar plants in Indianola and Grenada for ideas.
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Holmes County
T. M. Williams
H. P. Watson
Jackson
WPA
Overstreet
Messrs. Watson and
Williams
Indianola
Grenada
Labor WPA Registering Workers for Rural Road Projects
Mrs Anne Parker a social worker with the WPA in Greenwood spent Tuesday registering labor for WPA road projects. Applicants seek rural road work for Beats 1 2 and 3 with about 160 men to be employed, cases to be reopened for state reported employment later. Supervisors J H Walton and P Thomas stated the project will utilize around 160 workers.
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Anne Parker
WPA
Greenwood
State Office
J. H. Walton
P. Thomas
Country Club Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
Country Club members map an all day Fourth of July with morning tennis swimming contests golf in the afternoon and ping pong finals at 6 30 to 7 30. A 25 cent barbecue follows and a script dance 1 25 per couple will run from 10 p m. Committees led by Kier Patterson and Stephenson organize sports entertainment and the big dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Bob Stephenson
Delta Orchestra
John Kier
Will Wilson
H. F. Nunnery
J. M. Hoff
Claude Bailey
0. D. Hooker
James H. Moore
Hugh Nichols
A. M. Pepper
Paul Lindholm
Gav. Patterson
Powall
Will Barrett
C. A. Moore
C. O. Powall
D. B. Miles
Joe Berman
L. B. Gilliland
Bill Wright
Billy Jones
Roland Rhyne
John Gwin
Gus Herrman
Pat Barrett
Cecil Herrman
Sara Ne Vet Marie Pahlen
Carl Cartier
Robert Stephenson
Gene Herrman
Henry Hooker
Kerl Trull
Elizabeth Beall
Virginia Carter
Ada Johnson
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L. P. McLellan
R. F.C
Barr-Gwin Co
Ford Dealer
Mississippi
Hetaying
Moore Hotel
Bloodworth
Jitney Jungle Staff
the Fincher Co
L. P. McLellan, Jr
Lexington R. F. C
Forders
E. H. Skinner
Howard
Mrs. J. Brown
Advertiser Ob Piant Tor Ss
Lemons
Sunkist
Posey County
Wisconsin
Citrasio
Wilson’s
NEM
ARGUS
Eastman Films
Peoples Drug Store
Williams & Johanson, Prop's