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of of of Section Three Page Two THE COLUMBIAN-PROGRESS, COLUMBIA, MISSISSIPPI Thursday, February 25, 1965 Morgantown News By JILL GARTMAN Mrs. Argie Burstein of Gulfport was a weekend guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Feldon Morgan. Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Butler had as last weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs.

David Mills of Hattiesburg and Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Butler of Panama City, Fla. SHOES BOOTS WORK Or DRESS! Lower: Prices! High Quality! Appreciate Your Business. MARTIN'S SHOE SHOP West Church Street and Mrs.

Newton Reid of field last Sunday afternoon. After Young People's vice last Saturday night Morgantown Church of Mrs. John Gartman ed her Sunday School Mrs. Eugene Boyd and chil with a Valentine party. in dren of Biloxi spent last sent were Vickie day night with Mr.

and Mrs. Rose Gartman, Jan Sidney Morgan. Cathy Hammond, Larry Rev. and Mrs. R.

G. Ha- thorn, Ken Morgan, Wayne thorn, Diann and Larry visited bertson, Ivan Cox and of relatives in Starkville last Morgan. There were Thursday and Friday. and refreshments. Jill Gartman attended the Miss Linda Preist of U.

Beta Club Conference in Jack- spent last weekend with son last Friday and Saturday. mother, Mrs. Mildred We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Winford Gartman of U.

Louis Alexander and children visited his parents, Mr. back to our community. The Mrs. John Gartman, last moved from Pascagoula. end.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gart Mr. and Mrs. Lark man visited in the home of Mr.

mond of. New Orleans DECISIONS Should I use the short form or should I itemize my deductibles? Thumb through your check stubs at tax time and you quickly have a record of your deductibles medical, other taxes, interest payments, perhaps auto repairs, etc. You will be so glad to have a checking account at income tax time. INSURANCE COLUMBIA 7 FOR INSURANCE DEPOSITOR MAXIMUM EACH 1 3 COLUMBIA, BANK MISS. Serving Marion Co.

Since 1899 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Bass- recently with Mr. and Mrs. L. W.

Hammond Ser- Several from here attended at the the Golden Wedding celebration February 14 of Mr. and God, Mrs. J. I. Smith of Foxworth.

Charlie Pearson of Carter entertain Class Cay, Grand Bahama Isle, has Pre- spent several days visiting his Dundaway, family, and parents, Mr. and Pearson, Mrs. Mike Pearson, recently. Ha- Rev. Sherril of Cleveland, Ro- Tenn.

visited Rev. J. T. Priest Danny Monday of last week. games Mrs.

Ralph Greenlee and Diann recently visited Mr. S. M. and Mrs. Gaylon McEwen and her Mr.

and Mrs. Riley Owens of Preist. Jackson. S. M.

Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Greenand lee and children of Columbia, weekwere dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greenlee Sunday.

HamRev. and Mrs. R. G. Hathorn visited had as guest last week, Mrs.

Griffith, of Starkville. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith of Hattiesburg visited Mr. and Mrs.

Murry Dunaway recently. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, -Van and Don of Natchez, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Hilton Dunaway Sunday. Mrs. Pete Tynes and Timmie of Odessa, Texas visited Mrs. Hazel Price last weekend. Monday Mrs.

Tynes and Mrs. Price made a business trip to Laurel. Mr. Tynes is being transferred to Laurel, their future home. Mrs.

Preston Scarborough and Mrs. Charlie Pearson vi sited Mrs. Davis Dunaway in Tylertown Hospital Sunday. Mrs. F.

W. Alexander has been on the sick list. She's gone to Bogalusa to spend awhile with her daughter, Mrs. Pete Bracey. Rev.

and Mrs. Preston Scarborough spent last Friday in Hattiesburg. Mrs. Johnnie Hammond honored Mrs. Robert William Ember of Columbia with a stork shower Tuesday night.

Co-hostesses Mrs. Cleatus Morgan, in charge of refreshments, and Mrs. Charles Gartman, the games. Present were Mrs. Clayborn Hall, Mrs.

James D. Hall, Mrs. Wayne Hall, Mrs. Willie Mae Griffith, Mrs. Helen Buchanan, Mrs.

Charlie Pearson, Mrs. Preston Scarborough, Mrs. Cleatus Morgan, Mrs. Ella Johnson, Mrs. Harvey Broom, Mrs.

Neville Thornhill, Mrs. Charles Gartman, Mrs. Robert Bush and Miss Barbara His master's '65 quieter than his master's Rolls- If you want one of the world's finest handcrafted luxury Elegant nylon-vinyl upholsteries- -treated with Scotchcars, look to Rolls-Royce. But if you want a popular-priced to resist soiling, pleated for luxury appearance car, consider this: By Fords rode even quieter than Test Ford's New Power a Rolls-Royce. And quiet means quality- the '65 Ford is Big, new 289-cu.

in. V-8 standard in XL's and LTD's exceptionally strong, well designed, solidly built. Prove it, New Big Six--biggest Six in any car. Not available in firsthand, with a test drive XL's or LTD's. Test-drive a '65 Ford.

Feel Ford's Solid Quality acoustical consultants conducted tests in which 1965 Fords new body- strongest ever on a Ford (Galaxie 500 Sedan, XL and LTD Hardtops) with 289-cu. in. V-8 Frame "tunes out" vibration engines and automatic certified transmissions the rode U.S. quieter Auto than Club. a new RollsRoyce.

These tests were by New suspension puts a big ultrasoft coil spring at each wheel Test Drive Total Performance '65 Inspect Ford's Luxurious New LTD's Best year yet to go Ford! tops), padded instrument panel, and more Rear-seat center arm rests, five ash trays (4-door hardDecorator interiors, thick nylon carpeting Walnutlike vinyl inserts on doors and instrument panel FORD 3M CO. A PRODUCT OF Fired MOTOR COMPANY 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 LTD 4-Door Hardtop COLUMBIA MOTORS S. High School Ave. Phone 6-4552 Count Calories-Deliciously Sc The festivity of Mardi Gras rings in two new liquid diet food flavors- Chocolate Fudge and French Vanilla. These low calorie, protein and vitamin chocked meals whittle away your waistlineyet taste as delicious as a dessert.

Add a dash of this or that- just a few extra calories -and come up with diet tempters that sound and taste like the specialty on a French Quarter menu. Try these: Minted au Lait 10-oz. can Chocolate Fudge teasp. Instant Coffee Sego few drops Mint Flavoring Mix and heat in small saucepan until steaming. Do not boil.

(228 calories) Creole Swizzle 10-oz. can French Vanilla 1 Tablesp. Lemon Juice Sego, chilled bottle (8-oz.) Diet cup Apricot Nectar, chilled Ginger Ale Mix first three ingredients. Pour in Ginger Ale. (300 calories) Turnage Chapel By BILLIE NELL TURNAGE Mr.

and Mrs. Grady Toney are the happy parents of a baby boy born last Thursday in Walthall Hospital in Tylertown. The young people of our church enjoyed a party at Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Boone's at Sandy Hook Friday night.

Attending were Rev. Darrell Mayo, Mrs. Mayo, Yvonne a and Kaylene, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton McCain, Rita Von O'uinn, Martha O'Quinn, Austin Pace, Clarence and Clifford McCain, Gen and Billie Turnage, Ruby Jan and Buford Stogner, Linda and Mark Regan, Larry and Tommy White, Patty and Larry Baughman, Donnis and Dianne McCain, Donnis Hunt of ok Mureline Turnage, Martha Stringer, Jerry Pigott, Linda McCain, Pauline Toney and Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Boone, Sharron, Karen and Allison. The friends of Mr. Gile ner are happy to learn that he is home after being ill in the Walthall Hospital in Tylertown. Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Turnage, Billie and Gean and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carney enjoyed a fish fry in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

George Turnage, Keith, Allen and Trudy of Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Turnage and Cooper Turnage visited in the home of Mrs. I.

M. Thornhill and Mary of Columbia Sunday morning. Sharron and Karen Boone, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carney and Cooper Turnage were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr.

and. Mrs. Bob Turnage, Billie and Gean. Elizabeth Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Luther John son of Shiloh, visited Gail Nace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nace of Kokomo, Tuesday night. Mrs. Bob Turnage, Mrs.

Clinton McCain and Gean Turnage visited Mrs. Grady Toney in the Walthall Hospital in Tylertown Thursday. We are sorry to hear that Marcus Yates is ill. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mr.

and Mrs. Pete McCain and Clarence made a trip to Jackson Tuesday where Cla rence went back to a doctor. They also visited Mrs. Audrey McCain, who is still a patient there. We wish her a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Dawsey Pounds and children and Mrs. Bob Turnage made a business trip to Hattiesburg Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Elwood Pitt man of Columbia visited Sunday in the home of Mrs. Chance Pittman and Mr. and Mulford with Mrs. Shirley Bracey of Columbia, spent Thursday visiting Mrs.

Ophelia Beard of Mt. Sinai. Mrs. Jean Hammond, Max iene Hammond, Mrs. Johnnie Hammond and Mrs.

Charles Gartman. Mrs. Harvey Broom, Kay and Sue and Mrs. Johnnie Hammond spent Sunday in McComb visiting Mrs. Pet O'Quinn.

Miss Jill Gartman was a guest in the home of Violet Elmore of Mt. Sinai Tuesday night helping Violet celebrate her birthday. Home Agent's Notes Many of you may have cleaning and relining your kitchen cabinet drawers on your list of chores to get done soon. Maybe you are including this job in your spring-clean list of things to do. When you go to work on the drawers, remember just spreading plastic coated paper or self-adhering plastic flat on the bottom of the drawer is only a half-way measure.

For a really top-notch job, the inside of each drawer needs a "slip cover" with turned up sides and mitred corners so crumbs, seasonings and dust can't creep under the liner or into corners. Such a slip-cover requires a little extra trouble, but I be lieve you will find it pays big dividends. Here's how to make a -corner liner: Mark off the exact dimensions of the drawer in heavy pencil on the wrong side of washable shelf paper, or on the paper-protected back of selfadhering plastic. Cut outside the lines, leaving a border of about 3 or 4 extra inches on all four sides. This margin will form the sides of the finished drawer liner.

Next, crease the material along all the pencil lines, folding it toward the right side. Then, at each corner, fold the tip of the paper forward until it touches the point at which the two pencil lines meet. Snip off the resulting triangle. Now bring two adjacent creases together, fold the "extra" material flat against the outside, and attach it there with cellophane tape. Or, if you are using self-adhering plastic, strip off just enough backing so it will adhere against itself.

is home after being in the hospital. Mr. Jessie Bedwell and Mrs. Gene Watson visited Mrs. Audrey McCain in the University Hospital, Jackson, Tuesday of last week.

Don't peel off the remainder of the protective paper backing until you are ready to actually line the drawer. When you have mitred and fastened all four corners to neat right angles, your box type liner is ready to be fitted into the drawer. This smooth, crevice-free surface simplifies cleaning. Protect Newly Planted Shade Trees To protect those young shade trees you planted this winter do two things: 1. Spray the trunk of your small trees with either 50 percent.

DDT wettable powder or 20 percent lindane emulsion. Mix cupful of DDT or 2 tablespoons of lindane to each gallon of water. Thoroughly wet trunk and large limbs of tree. These insecticides last a long time and kill newly hatched insects before they can enter the bark. 2.

Wrap the tree trunk with heavy duty brown wrapping paper. Next spring (1966) remove paper, retreat trunk and rewrap. At the end of two years, your tree should be growing vigorously and not need further protection. If you don't wrap your tree, spray trunk and large limbs every 3 weeks during the summer. LIKE RIDING on a AFTER OUR LUBRICATION SKIPPER CHEVROLET CO.

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Trudy Lynn Turnage, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Turnage, is still ill. We wish for her a speedy recovery. Jerry Johnson, employed in New Orleans, spent the weekend at home with his parents, Mr.

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