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1954 First Section iWa Ml lis iiiiiiiili! Nl JYmirtlllll rVT us ii) Or -jfML lill 1 Vs i 11W Legal Publications Legal Publications Pi Posted Notice POSTED Aii my iand is posted against hunting, fishing and ail forms of trespassing. George A. Brown. Nov. 4 thru Dec.

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V' 4 1 N. "HAS A I A This Is a view of Uie -'General Assembly Hali at United Nations headquarters in New York during the program celebrating ninth birthday. TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY OF MARION WHEREAS, on December 23, 1953, Sallie Sims and her husband, Isaac Sims, executed unto The Lampton Company, Columbia, Mississippi, as beneficiary, and the undersigned as trustee, a certain deed of trust which is recorded in the Office of the Chancery Clerk of Marion County, Mississippi in 3ooK 308 at page 364 of the Records of Deeds of Trust of Marion County, Mississippi, which secured an indebtedness therein de scribed, and which was given in renewal and extension of that certain deed.of trust dated October 23, 1953 and of record' in Book 300 at page 283 of said records; and 8 WHEREAS, default was made in the payment of said' indebtedness as it fell due; and WHEREAS, the undersigned was called- upon by the owner and holder "of said deed of trust and note evidencing said indebtedness to execute the trust therein contained the said owner of the indebtedness secured by said deed of trust having declared it due and payable and having demanded the undersigned to sell said property under the provisions of said deed of trust for the purpose of raising the indebtedness so secured and unpaid together with the expenses of selling the same, including trustee's and attorney's fees: NOW. THEREFORE. I.

the undersigned TOXIE GIVENS, being the trustee, do hereby give notice that on MONDAY, BEING THE 6th DAY OF DECEMBER, A. 1954, between the hours of 11 o' clock A.M. and 4 o'clock P.M., being legal hours of sale, I will proceed to sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash, at the North front door of the Court House of Marion County, in the City of Columbia, Mississippi, the following described lands as described and conveyed in said deed of trust, to wit: NWVi of NEVi of Section 11, Township 4 North, Range 17 West of St. Stephens Meridian; together with all improvements thereon situated and appurtenances thereunto belonging; subject to a prior sale of three-fourths mineral interest to A. B.

Singley and H. L. Rankin, and an oil, gas and mineral lease in favor of Humble Oil Refining Company. THE UNDERSIGNED believes his title as such trustee is good, but he will convey only such title as is vested in him by said deed of trust above described. WITNESS MY SIGNATURE this the 8th day of November, A.D., 1954.

TOXIE GIVENS TRUSTEE Nov. 11-18-25-Dec. 2-c NOTICE TO CREDITORS Letters testamentary ha v.ing been granted on November 2nd, 1954. by the. Chancery Court of Marion County, Mississippi, to the undersigned, upon the estate of Mrs.

Frances Lacey Shelby, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims aga mst said estate to present the same to the cleric of said court for probate and registration according to law, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, or they will be forever barred. This the 2nd day of November, 1954. MRS. MAGGIE LOU LACEY EDWARDS, EXECUTRIX, Nov. 4-11-18-c CHANCERY SUMMONS The State of Mississippi, Marion County.

To Olivia Miley Thomas Address Unknown You are hereby commanded to appear before the Chancery Court of said County and State, on the FIRST Monday of February, 1955, to defend the suit No. 10,043 in said court of Preston Thomas wherein you are a defendant. This the 9th day of November, A.D.;1954. FRED H. McDANIEL, JR.

(Seal) Chancery Clerk Nov. 11-18-25-p. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deep appreciation to all our friends for their' many kindnesses shown us during the illness and at the loss of our loved one, Mrs. B. Robertson.

The family. Nov. 11-c 5 1 I if 'y Y' I I i It I -Y 'r v' f- I Y' 1 I Vi I i "-f I 4 4 I 1 Columbia, Miss. tfc. Bulova, Elgin, Hamilton watches.

Repairing and engraving." JAY'S JEWELRY STORE, Columbia, Miss. tfc. Wanted To Buy WANTED Pecanr Located at West Church Street at Tullos' Grist Mill. Residence Phone 842-M, after 5 P.M. O.

L. Breland. Oct. 21-28; Nov. 4-11-p.

WANTED We will pay five cents per pound for white rags and four cents per pound for colored rags delivered to our office. All rags must be clean. No pants or ov eralls accepted. Skipper Chevrolet Co. tfc Wanted To Buy PECANS We pay Highest Market Prices Columbia Bankrupt Salvage Co.

So. High School Avenue (Wilks Barn) Nov. 4-11-18-c. Business Opportunities BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY $400 monthly possible, we will select a reliable person from this area to refill and collect money from our new-automatic merchandising ma-chin-es. No selling.

To qualify applicant must have car, good references, and $600 working capital which is secured by inventory. Devoting 8 to 10 hours per week may net up to $400 monthly, with an excellent opportunity of taking over full time. We will allow person we select liberal financial assistance for expansion. For interview, write, giving full particulars, ad dress, age and phone number to National Sales Service 3406 Monroe Ft. Wayne, Indiana.1 Miscellaneous PLACE YOUR order early for printed Chirstmas Greeting CARDS.

The Hobby Shop. tfc Legal Publications ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Supervisors of Marion County. Mississippi, on behalf of Supervisor's District No. 2 of said county, will receive sealed bids at the office of the Clerk of said Board at the Court House at the office of -the Chancery Clerk of said county in the City of Columbia. Mississippi until the hour of 11:00 o'clock A.M.

on the 6th day of December, 1954 for the purchase of the following property, to-wit: One New or Used Bulldozer One New or Used 1, 1-12 or 2 Ton Motor Truck with Lowboy Said equipment may be purchased for cash or the purchase price in whole or in 'part may be paid in installment payments as authorized by Section 2937, Mississippi Code of 1942, as amended by Chapter 246 of the Laws of 1950. The Board reserves the right to i reject "any and'all bids, I Published by order of the Board of Supervisors, Marion County, Mississippi, dated November 2, 1934. FRED H. McDANIEL, JR. (Seal) Clerk Nov.

4-11-18-25-c A Weimaraner entry in the annual Taris doj show gives a nosy miss who closes her eyes but bravely holds her ground. RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF COLUMBIA, MISSISSIPPI, DECLARING NECESSARY THE GRADING, SURFACING AND PAVING OF LYN-CREST AVENUE FROM GILL STREET NORTHWARD TO GOLDEN ACRES, AND OF PEARL-STREET FROM SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL AVENUE WEST-WARD TO SOUTH MAIN STREET, ALL WITHIN THE CITY OF COLUMBIA, MISSISSIPPI, AND FIXING A DATE FOR THE HEARING OF OBJECTIONS THERETO. BE IT' RESOLVED by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Columbia, Mississippi: 1 SECTION proceeding under the Constitution and Laws of the State of Mississippi, including Chapter 495 of the General Laws of Mississippi of 1950, and all other laws applicable thereto, the Mavor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Columbia, Mississippi, do hereby declare 'necessary the grading, surfacing and paving of that portion of Lynerest Avenue from its intersection' with Gill Street, northward to the south boundary line of Golden Acres, and of that portion of Pearl Street from its intersection with South High School Avenue westward to its intersection with South Main Street, all within the City of Columbia; Mississippi, in accordance with plans and specifications therefor, setting forth the improvements to be made and the materials to be used, now on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Colum bia, Mississippi, which plans" and specifications are hereby adopted and- approved by said Mayor and Board of Aldermen of said City for said improvements. SECTION That the nature of the work to be done is the grading, surfacing and paving of the avenue and street herein above designated, and the character of the material to be used for such garding, surfacing and paving Js gravel, clay-gravel, bituminous materials and asphalt, and for more specific information as to the nature of the work to be done and the materials to be used reference is mad to the plans and specifications therefor on file, as aforesaid. SECTION III: That the making of said special improvements, requires an unusual outlay and cost, and that the whole of the cost and expense thereof should be and shall be assessed agains the property abutting upon said improvements, according to the frontage thereof and in the manner provided therefor by law.

In ascertaining the cost and expense of said improvements the following shall be included: actual engineering and inspeciton costs properly charge able to any improvement, all costs for the issuance of any bonds to provide funds for the construction of said improvements, and interest accrued while an improvements is or has been-completed and for six months thereafter; and. when the improvement is or has been complet ed said Mayor and Board of Aldermen of said City shall ascertain and determine the cost of the improvement and declare the same by resolution. SECTION IV: That a lien shall be fixed on each abutting lot or parcel of land improved and benefitted for the payment of the assessment against it for making said improvements. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen of said City may borrow money and issue negotiable notes, bonds or other obligations, to raise funds to pay for said improvements as provided by law. SECTION That the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of said City will meet at the City Hall in said City on Tuesday, December 7th, 1954, at the hour of 7:00 o'clock p.m., being the regular time and place fixed by law for meetings by said board, to hear any objections or remonstrances to said improvements that may be made; which objections or remonstrances may be in writing or in person or by attorney; and the City Clerk of said City is hereby directed to cause this resolution to be published in The Columbian Progress, a public and legal newspaper published in and having a general circulation in the City of Columbia, Mississippi, once each week for three successive publications, commencing November 11, 1954, in order to furnish notice to all interested persons of the contents of this resolution and the date fixed hereby when said Mayor and Board of Aldermen of said City shall meet to hear objections and remonstrances that may be made to said improvements.

SECTION VI: That for good cause shown, this resolution shall take effect from and after the date of its passage. The foregoing resolution was first reduced to writing, then read and considered by sections, and upon proper motion duly seconded voted upon as a whole by "Aye" and "Nay" vote, as follows: Those voting Frank A. Fortenberry, Frank W. Thornhill, E. E.

Sims, T. Arny Rhoden, Guy R. Burt Those voting none Absent or not voting: none WHEREUPON the Mayor declared said resolution duly and legally adopted on this the 8th day of No-cember, 1954, in regular session. ROY J. GOSS Mayor Attest: MRS.

H. W. HARGROVE Clerk Nov. 11-18-25-c. THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

TO LeDell Jenkins, 2721 Clouet Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. You are summoned to appear before the chancery court of the county of Marion in said state, on the First Monday of February, 1955, to defend suit No. 10,040 in said court of Emily Jenkins wherein you are defendant. This 5th day of November, FRED H. McDANIEL, (Seal) 4 Clerk Nov.

11-18-25-c. FOR RENT Unfurnished apartments. Phone 18. tfc. FOR RENT Furnished apartments, cottages and sleeping room, private bath.

Phone 9165. tfc. FOR RENT Office space, $12.00 and up, Pope Building. Call 46, H. J.

Sims. tfc. FOR RENT Furnished garage apartment. Utilities paid, reasonable rent. Phone 245.

tfc FOR RENT 1- 3 room downstairs unfurnished apartment; 1-3 room and 1 4 room upstairs unfurnished apartments. All with private baths. Phone 635-M -4. tfc. FOR RENT .3 room furnished apartment.

601 Ash or Dale Street, Phone 206. tfc FOR RENT 2 room furnished apartment, Phone 739-W-3. tfc FOR RENT 4. room unfurnished apartment, -private bath and garage. Phone 990.

tfc FOR RENT CHOICE LOCATION in the want ad columns of The Columbian-Progress. Space may be used to buy, sell, rent, hire, obtain new business, or anything else that's legal. Try a Columbian-Progress want ad for quick results. FOR RENT Three bedroom house, unfurnished. Phone 47." Nov.

4-11-p FOR RENT Furnished apartment, private bath. Phone 664-J, 1111 Porter Street. tfc FOR RENT Modern 3 bedroom house completely furnished and recently redecorated. In good neighborhood. For further information, contact Mrs.

H. A. Davis, Slidell, La. Phone 261. Nov.

11-18-25-c FOR RENT One 5, room house, 2 bedrooms. 805 Alberta Avenue. Will be vacant about November 20. Call 639-J. Mrs.

Earle B. Wilkin-son. tfc FOR RENT Furnished apart ment, newly decorated. 933 High School Avenue, Phone 405-R. Nov.

11-c FOR RENT 3 room unfurnished apartment, private bath. Inquire 1208 North Mairtp Phone 1491-W. tfc FOR RENT 3 or 4 room apartment, furnished or unfurnished, private bath, front screened porch. Phone 633-R or 9134. Mrs.

Idom. Nov. 11-18-c Help Wanted EXTRA PROFITS will result when you let shoppers know what you have to offer and where your place is located. The Columbian-Progress want ads are the most economical way to do this. Make extra" money.

Address, Mail postcards spare time every week. BICO, 143 Belmont, Belmont, Mass. Oct. 28-Nov. 4-11-18-p WANTED Man to sell insurance.

$50.00 and up weekly. Write Box 232, Biloxi, Miss. Thru Dec. 30-c BOOMING BUSINESS makes open-1 ing available for responsible man or woman with car to call on farm women in Marion County. Full or spare time.

$20 to $40 a day. Write McNESS COMPANY, P.O. BOX 2766, DeSoto Station. Nov. 4-11-p HELP WANTED RELIABLE PARTY (man or woman) with auto to service this area with confections and sundries from national' wholesale corporation.

No selling. Sure, steady, substantial week ly income with unlimited possibilities. Full or part time. $640 cash required secured by inventory. No overhead.

Can operate from home. References required. For interview include address and phone num ber. Vitavend Corporation. 6748 Sheridan Chicago.

Nov. 11-c HELP WANTED FEMALE Women Earn 50 with Ameri ca's Fastest selling dollar Ear rings. Write Kenro Jewelry, 114 West Jackscn, Muncie, Indiana. Nov. 11-18-c Business Services ELECTRICAL REPAIR SERVICE Irons, toasters, washing machines, mixers, fans, electric motors, all electrical appliances.

Pick-up and delivery service. Dixie Auto-Lec Store, Second Street, Phone 174. tfc. ELECTRICAL. REPAIRS.

Motors Drills Fans etc. Also wiring jobs. Electric Service Fox-worth, across from Post Office. Phone 926-W. tfc COME UP AND SEE us any time you have anything to sell or trade.

We'd enjoy visiting with you and taking a want ad for your services or merchandise. Drop in at The Columbian-Progress office, 318 Sec ond Street. NEED See Us TOWER LOAN BROKERS Room 212 Newsom Bldg. Phone 118 RAWL'S JEWELRY COMPANY Located in Cook Fortenberry Pharmacy. Elgin and Bulova watches, guaranteed watch repairs, pearls and beads restrung.

This is where your-business is appreciated and your dollars have more CENTS. tfc. vw. 7A JVT'Vv 7t 4h MAT. 4A runifietfT vices w- ecksoa Funeral services for Cabe H.

Brumfield, 50, brother of Mrs. Tom H. Watts, were held from Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home in Jackson at three o'clock Monday afternoon with the Rev. A. B.

Cav-anaugh of Gretna, La. and the Rev. O. H. Scott conducting the rites.

Interment was Cedarlawn cemetery in Jackson. Pallbearers were Page Trewalla, Parker Durham. John G. Hand, Otho T. Scott and Dexter Barr.

Mr. Brumfield died unexpectedly Saturday morning, October 30, in Gretna, La. "He was a native of Tylertown, son of the late Dr. and Mrs. George Albert Brumfield, prominent residents of that area.

He was a well-known funeral director in Mississippi and Louisiana and for the past ten years had resided in Bogalusa, La; He recently went to Gretna where he was employed by a funeral home. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Doris Johns Brumfield; two daughters, Mrs. P.

N. Clark of Pineville, La. and Mrs. W. T.

Ryckman of Lafayette, a grandson, George Hilton Clark, of Pineville; two brothers, George A. Brumfield of Jackson and W. 'Ott Brumfield of Atlanta; four sisters, Mrs. Watts of this city, Mrs. Georgia B.

Stewart of Jackson, Mrs. R. McGe-hee of Baker, La. and Mrs. C.

P. Huff of Roanoke, Va. I Jlho ill 1 Funeral -Sd Held lo For Sale or Trade OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES jTYPEWRITERS ADDING MA-I CHINES, accounting and posting machines, calculators, cash registers, check writers, for sale or rent Repairing our Call or write us. Hattiesburg Typewriter 494 Broadway Drive, phone. 16, Hattiesburg Miss.

tfc. ANY KIND OF RUBBER STAMPS Signature Stamps Stamp Pads, AH Sizes Stamp Pad Inks I COLUMBIAN-PROGRESS i Phone 1236 I AUTOMOBILES TRUCKS FOR SALE New Nabors log bunk I traitors complete, from $495.00 and up. Broad Street Service Station, Columbia, Miss. Phone 11. tfc.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 6 room house on lot 1 90 200 ft. Price $5200.00. Call .1384 or see G. Atwood at 420 Lafayette St. Nov.

4-11-18-p OR SALE Lot on corner Highway No. 13 and Hawkins Avenue. Suitable for either commercial or Residential purpose. Terms if desired, co Columbian-Progress, i Nov. 11-18-25-c HOME SUPPLIES APPLIANCES OR.

SALE Prices reduced on "CROSLEY' Refrigerator Model ft. from $289.95 to only 5229.95 and Model CAF 15 12'2 cu. ft. from $489.95 to only $384.95. On- 2 left.

Hammond's Radio TV service. tfc BUILDING MATERIALS wREOSOTED fence and barn posts. Any size and length. All pressure treated. We maintain a large tock.

E. B. and E. L. Pope, Stand- rd Service Station.

Phone 320. tfc. PRESSURE CREOSOTED POSTS, Wholesale and retail. We maintain several thousand in stock. We also pressure creosote your material.

Associated Supply Box 492, telephone 2038, Bogalusa. tfc FARM IMPLEMENTS -rOR SALE Plow points and I parts of all kind. Columbia Bankrupt Salvage Co. Nov. 11-18-25-Dec.

2-c MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE LOSE OUT SALE Horse drawn I farm implements. Sims Hardware 2o. 1 SALE HAY. See M. C.

Conerly, Route 4, Columbia. 752-M-2. Nov. 4-11-18-p FOR SALE Fairbanks-Mlorse i water pumps, F.H.A. terms.

Up to i6 months: to; pay. Sims Hardware tfc. bay BLACK WALNUT ICE CREAM tfc. KOOL VENT Metal Awnings Free Estimates ON Doors Windows Porches- Patios Carports No Down Payment TERMS to fit your budget Phone 9 Res. 1466 WAYNE PIERCE Broome Bourne Furniture Co.

Posted Notice 1 POSTED All lands owned by undersigned are posted against all trespassing. Any one caught trespassing will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law: Garvin fT. Allen, Emery B. Pope, Robert McNeese, Tommy Ramshur, Bill S-Iitt, S. T.

Williamson, H. D. Cox, fl. T. Cox, Mrs.

G. S. Cox, Edward Pease, J. C. Robbins, Otho Williamson, Ray Stuckey, J.

O. Cagle, Carney, Zack Hitt, Moran Conerly, K. la. McCullough, H. R.

Cooper, Reese Fortenberry, Webb Greer, L. E. Breakfield, Fred Jireakfield, Felder Saucier, Wayne JSaucier, W. E. Bullock, G.

R. Burt, Jimmy Shaw, Warren Davis. Oct. 28; Dec. 16-c POSTED All langs belonging to 1 Mrs.

Virginia Wilson, Mrs. John 3eacham, Dr. and Mrs. W. E.

and H. T. Cook are posted gainstrall forms: of trespassing, tfc. POSTED All lands belonging to I M. D.

Williamson and Mon oe are posted against all forms of trespassing. Oct. Zl-i; Mov. -n-p. NOSY BUSINESS 'rreetinff to a little French X-rv-v 4' 6s Y' 1 fr- K-v.

WAV YW ARMOR ON PARADE Thailand's national police force parades some of its new armored vehicles recently arrived from the United States in Eangkoli's Royal Plaza during annual Police Day. The building: in rear is Throne Hall, seat of National Assembly. y. K- Mr. Robertson October 20, 1892..

In 1916 they came to Marion County to reside. They owned and operated a farm north of Columbia until Mr. Robertson's retirement in 1932 at which time they moved to Columbia. Since his death ten years ago Mrs. Robertson had resided with children, making her home for the major portion of the past six years with Mrs.

Bourne at Goss. Two children, an infant daughter and a son, preceded their mother in death. Mrs. Robertson united with the Baptist faith as a young girl in Covington county, bringing her membership to the First Baptist Church here where she was a member at her death. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs.

Lula Trigg of Baton1 Rouge, Mrs. Hollis Bourne of Goss, Mrs. P. O. Robertson of Columbia and Mrs.

Sam Singletary of Detroit, six sons, John B. Robertson, Harmon Robertson and Ratliff Robertson, all of Columbia. H. R. Robertson of Mobile, Zeno Robertson- of Houston.

Texas and J. L. Robertson of Laurel; two sisters, Mrs. O. R.

Kelly of Clinton and Mrs. Susie Williams of Columbia; two brothers, T. J. Ramshur of Columbia and John Ramshur of Silver Creek; thirty-six grandchildren and twenty -three great-grandchildren. Grade school children are too young to take part in night-time athletic events, despite the fact "papa" enjoys watching them.

It is beginning to look like World War III might not be inevitable, after all. The laboring man is often the healthiest, and happiest, man in his neighborhood. Mrs. Roerispn as! Rites; Held. Funeral services for Mrs B.

F. Robertson, 78,, were held, at three o'clock Thursday afternoon from the First Baptist Church. Officiating in the rites was Dr. Mark Low-ry, pastor of the "Cedar Grove Baptist Church, assisted by the Rev. N.

U. Boone, pastor of the First Methodist Church, and the Rev. Robert Jones, pastor of New Hope Baptist Church near MonticellO. Interment was at the side of her late husband in Columbia cemetery under direction Of Colonial Funeral Home. Active pallbearers, all grandsons of the deceased, were Sedgie Rob-ertsonj Howard Robertson, Frank Robertson, Ned Robertson, Harold Robertson and Stanley Trigg.

Honorary pallbearers, also grandsons, were W. Robertson, Milton Bourne, Frank Bourne, Scott Robertson, Norvel Rae Robertson, Wilson Robertson and Jesse Robertson. Mrs. Robertson died at 1:20 P.M. Wednesday, November 3, at the Marion County General Hospital where she had been a patient for two days after suffering a stroke at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Hollis Bourne, at Goss. She had been in ill health for several years. She was a native of Collins, Covington county, having been born there October 30, 1876, Delia Jane daughter of Henry and Julia Everett Ramshur; She was reared in Covington county and was married there, to ate 4k W' V-fe- 1 -fr Y. hovo'rf rc the Want Ads for a black -jat-co'nie to think of it, tl.is rabbit was black!".