Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 12

J5 Radio Telerisien Special Notice LEGAL NOTICE BAY.NIGHT TV Service yrs. oerU nc Reasonable Guaranteed. FL 4-'; LET US COLLECT th money ewad to you Or let us makt satisfactory arrangements on your debts. Writ Credit Adjustment Agency. P.

O. Box ye2, Jackson, Mississippi. Will rrtall you com- i plet information on this NEW Service. NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF MRS. J.

H. WOLCOTT, DECEASED Th undeniwwd wm (hit day tppoin'rt xecutar of the will and tstlt ot Mrs. J. H. Wokott, deceased, bv the Chancery Court of the First Judical District of Hinds County.

Mississlpol, and notice is hereby given that all persons having claims aeainst tre estate of the said AFFAIRS OF STATE By CHARLES M. HILLS REPAIR SERVICE Television, radio, phonograph. Honest, reliable wcrk uar- anteed. 372-6453. TELEVISION RHPAIRS Service calls 51.95.

Guaranteed Experienced framed FL 3-8674. Septic Tonic Servica 37 "WILLIAM M. BiSHOP, husband of Dorothy Bernard Bishop, or persons knowint his whereabouts, contact William L. Crull, Attorney. 1240 National Bank of Com-mrce Building, New Orleans, decedent are required by law to probata and register the same with the clerk of PUMP SEPTIC TANK, repair lines.

Free said court at Jackson. ss ssioo within six months from the date of th first Lost Found 11 Inspection. FL 3-4908. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned and repaired. In and out of town.

362-1181. FOUND Fur shawl. Will return to person identifying it. 372-5358. SEPTIC Tank Troubles.

Cleaning d-a'n lines Free inspection. Wilson, EM t-'SQ. LOST Liver spotted Pointer female Bird dog, 2 months old. Vicinity airport. ublicstion of this notice or th aame will be forever barred.

WITNESS- my signature this 10th day of January, 1963. FRED S. WOLCOTT FRED S. WOLCOTT, Executor Carter and Mitchell Attorneys Jan. 12, if, 13 Sewing fir Alterations 40 Furs res ty led, cleaned, glazed.

Hats, stoles made. Graduate. Mrs. Slaughter 366-1505 LOST White Female German Shepherd. Vicinity Queen Lane Subdivision.

Reward. 352-0917. i i i 1 I -vTiC' ill i II LOST Rust colored female Pekingese. Answers to Vicinity Winter Street. FL 3-1729.

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION PASCAGOULA BRIDGE REVENUE BONDS being 70 Bonds Dated March 1, 1953, maturing MARCH 1, 1978. and Numbered DOG POUND is located on South Jeffer son St. next to City Maintenance shops if you do not find your dog there USE A WANT AD. Furs restyled, cleaned, glazed. Hats, stoles made.

Diploma. Mrs. Horne. FL 2-6238. ALTERATIONS experienced, satisfaction guaranteed.

Halford. 797 North Congress. FL 3-3303. Sewing Mach. Repair 40-A SEWING Machine Serviced in your home.

Special SI -98 FL 3-1018. Upholstery Slip Covers 41 BUSINESS SERVICES Appliance Repairs 13 4771 tM 42S 5012 50M 4772 4852 4930 5014 5087 4774 4850 4931 5021 5088 4785 4858 4936 5023 5089 4789 48o2 493 5024 5091 4790 4860 4944 5027 5095 4792 4885 4963 502 5099 4796 4890 4969 5031 5106 4798 4891 491 5035 5108 4820 4897 4993 5036 5110 4831 489 4795 5050 5116 4835 4900 4997 5057 5125 4839 4919 5004 5062 5127 4844 4926 5005 5061 5132 CLARKS Upholstery (, Refintshing. Our prices sell. Our quality talks. FL 2-6129 SEARS-Uphostery Slip Covers Si Drapery work.

Guaranteed. FL 5-4561. WASHERS AND DRYERS REPAIRED -Call Dennis Edwards. 354-2664 or 352-3140. APPLIANCE REPAIR Refrigerator, Ranges, Washers.

Dial FL 2-5665. EMPLOYMENT Accounting Tax Work 14 AMONG C. B. RADIO Club members who helped broadcast good will to the Old Men's Home residents at Madison are these radio "bugs" and unselfish citizens. From left are James Chaney, Joe Armstrong, Tommy Stringer, Lawrence Roach and Robert Childress.

(See story.) Notice is herefcv given that the State TAX RETURNS and accounting service. C. L. BREWER, 372-9853. INCOME Tax returns prepared.

Business-Individual. Day-Night, FL 2-6870. Help Wonted Mole 42 EXPERIENCED Short Order Cook wanted, apply in person at Elite Restaurant next to Heidelberg. WANTED MECHANIC to work in Chev-rolet dealership. Write giving salary expected and references to Box 1445E car this newspaper.

INCOME TAX returns prepared. George E. FL 2-2837. Highway Commission of the Stat of Mississippi has elected to redeem and pay off the above described Bonds on March 1, 1963, and that on such date there will become and bt du and payable upon each of said Bonds, at th office of the Pascagoula-Moss Point Bank, Pascagoula, Mississippi, (or at the holders election, at the principal offices of th Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago, Chicago, NEXT TO BARBER COLLEGE Incom Tax. Also in your home.

FL 3-9482. Unique Group Combines Hobby Fun And Service PRO AND CON There has been considerable discussion as to what to do with a county tax collector, in case the legislature separates the of--; fices of sheriff and tax collector. Many have contended that the tax collector should be maintained in a separate office. Others feel that the offices of tax collector and tax assessor should be made one. In the latter instance, most tax assessors seem to object, and, many people back them, saying that placing the tax collector and tax assessor under one officer would give him powers to decide what to assess and then make collection.

This would be like providing the back for the club to beat. Yesterday, we heard from the tax assessor of one of our larger counties, and, he had a solution with a reason. Said he: "We ought to combine the tax collector and tax assessor. You see, the assessor does the bulk ot his work in the Spring, then his help is largely idle the rest ol the year. The tax collector makes his big collections in the Fall, and then his force is largely underworked the rest of the year.

"Put the two together and one office force and one collec-tor-assesjor could keep busy all year and save the taxpayers money." Maybe the assessor is thinking about the taxpayers rather than himself. SMOKING 'EM OUT? The Mississippi Manufacturers' Association has planned a meeting Thursday of next week at which it is expected that INCOME TAX Service for individuals Professionals. Landrum Tyler, 372-8399. INCOME TAX RETURNS For Individuals and business. Experienced, graduate accountant.

Your home or mine. 372-2479 INCOME TAX SERVICE-South. Nights, Weekends. Your home. DR 2-5684; FL 2-7430.

Gen. Wilson Off To Guard Session Maj. Gen. William P. Wilson left Friday for a week of top level National Guard meetings in Washington.

The Mississippi Adjutant General is a member of the legislative committee of the U. S. National Guard Association. The committee will discuss the current Defense Department Guard cutback proposals. FINANCE Field Representative, between ages 22 to 26.

Free to travel. College graduate or equivalent business experience. FL 5-1522. CURRENTLY EMPLOYED collector, experienced in automobile finance field. Work out of Jackson.

Home nights. State salary expected, qualifications, references and reason change is desired. Writ Box 1441-E this paper. BOYS BOYS White Jr. High High School boys to work in outside order department after school and Saturday.

Good pay. Apply Fondren Building, North State 8, Duling Street, 603 Duling. 201-02 upstairs, 3:30 4-15 P. M. INCOME TAX returns prepared for business or individuals by an experienced public accountant.

Day or night, FL 2-1319. prospective gubernatorial candidates will speak out. This is an unusual election year in that only one candidate has actually come to the fore with an announcement, and, he is a Republican: In the past, candidates have had something to say by Christmas time and even sooner, but here we are near the end of January and all is quiet on the Democratic front. Insofar as can be learned, there are three potentials, but all seem to be sparring for time. THREE PRINCIPALS Lt.

Gov. Paul Johnson has had a sore throat and a bad ankle. He has been unwilling to strain himself with speeches lately, probably figuring it better to save his breath for the big whirl. Besides, he faces federal prosecution on contempt of court charges and may want something decided before he gets in the campaign stage. Rep.

J. P. Coleman, Acker-man, a former governor, has peen polling his friends in an effort to determine, apparently, whether it is practicable to seek the governorship again. You hear pros and cons on this poll and Rep. Coleman's intent.

Certainly, he stands a real potential. DARK-HORSE VOID? Then, there is the Clarksdale ex-district attorney, who is making many speeches. In fact, we hear that he has had several district openings of a campaign. Getting in the race late in 1959, Sullivan ran an amazing campaign and almost got into a second primary that many felt he might have won had he made the second. The Manufacturers' Association panel will be watched with interest, if the potentials appear, and with equal interest, perhaps, if they don't.

Certainly, we'd say that Ru-bel Phillips, the Republican candidate w'll be on hand. Sullivan probably will show up, too. We hear that he may assume the role of the dog that got the bone. And then, there is a wide open field for a dark-horse that seems to be most elusive. and heaters, among other things." "Furniture companies, cleaners, drug stores, restaurants all kinds of firms responded, and the drive grew from just furniture to all kinds of things," Cheney said.

Included in the harvest were furniture, radios, TVs, clothing, hams and turkeys, cigars and cig-arets, gum and candy, and a va Illinois, or at the principal offices of me Chemical Bank New York Trust Company, New York, New York), the principal amount thereof together with a premium eoual to $32.50 on each bond, and accrued interest upon such amount until such date. No further interest will accrue upon any of said bonds from and after March 1, 163. Said Bonds, having been lawfully determined by lot, must be presented for redemption and pavment at said offices, respectively, accompanied by all coupons maturing March 1, 1963, and subsequently. By order of th State Highway Commission, this, the 22nd day of January, A. 1963.

STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION of the STATE OF MISSISSIPPI By: W. F. Dearman, Chairman ATTEST: A. H. Nail, Sr.

Secretary A unique group of Jacksonians has found that having fun with a hobby can be coupled with performing worthwhile community service. The Jackson Citizens Band Radio Club, a collection of radio "bugs," enters a new organization year this week with a desire to expand activities into a state-wide network. The men work at various jobs, INCOME TAX prepared for Individuals and businesses Jackson Accounting and Bookkeeping Service. 317 North Stat St. FL 5-5223.

Air Conditioning 15 PARTS MAN Experienced in dealership procedure, and Rambler experienced if possible. Mail complete resume of experience with all details possible, to: Hardy Motor Company, P. O. Box 4305, Mobile, Ala. INSTALL your Fodders central heating system now and add air conditioning later installed and serviced Taylor Refrigeration, 354-5624; DR 2-4798.

AIR CONDITIONER covers protects lour unit. Keeps out cold. Installed J4.99 each. PAT'S APPLIANCE SERVICE, Cook's Center 372-9502 Floor Surfocing, Waxing 22 and communicate via the specially designated citizens band radio, similar to "ham" radio but not quite so elaborate. i DISTRICT SUPERVISOR For Customer Relations.

Terminal and Safety Operations. Common Carrier-Travel Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi. Giv Qualifications and education. Write District Supervisor, P. O.

Box 116, Montgomery, Alabama. TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE UHFPFAC th 11et Hu cember, I960, Harold W. Germany and i floor remnishing. Vinyl Til install- ed. Free estimates.

353-2770. Negro Principals Hold Study Group By LOIS N. ALFORD Principals and supervisors of the eighth Educational District, which includes the counties of Hinds, Warren, Madison, Rankin and Yazoo, held their regular study group meeting recently. The purpose of the program is to enable principals and supervisors DANIEL FLOOR sanding and finishing. wife, Willaree D.

Germany, executed and delivered a certain Deed of Trust to BreloK E. Grantham, Trustee, for the use and benefit of Colonial Investments Company, which Deed of Trust was recorded in Book 1264 at Vinyl Tile Installation. All work guaranteed. Free estimation. DR J-5926.

NEED 2 MEN To work in the Jackson area as Representative of a large Eastern Manufacturing Company. For Interview call, L. D. Roberts, 352-9213 between 10-12 A. M.

Monday. Furniture Refinishing 22-A riety of other things. "The good people of Jackson opened their hearts to real need," Cheney said, "one we fell i had been overlooked until then." The club is now considering making the drive an annual affair. This year they plan to strengthen and expand their unique organization. Some of the club members taking part in the drive, in addition to those pictured, were Ed Crockett, George Crechale, Morris Good man, Bill McReynolds, Bill Fowler, Sheffield Clark, Gwin Lasse-ter, Roach, Chaney and others.

Come time for the delivery in miserably bad weather, the dauntless members loaded up trucks to take good cheer to the old gentlemen in Madison. ANTIQUES restored. Modern or offic matched to your present furniture. Baml Boat Works. 141 Pearson Road.

939-1721. REFINISH that old furniture. Refrigerators, Pianos, etc. Most reasonable cost Call DR 2-1091. STANDARD COFFEE Company has openings for men to operate established routes.

Qualifications; Age 21 to 45, neat appearance, good personality. Preferably married. We furnish transporation and expenses. For personal interview, apply Standard Coffee Company, Evans Center, Terry Road and 80, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday after 1 p.m. An example of their drive was displayed late last month when the club undertook to aid the Old Men's Home in Madison.

Sparked by member Lawrence Roach, the club contacted firms and individuals about helping the eause. A concerted drive, using their short wave radios for communication, resulted in an abundant collection of gifts for the men in Madison. Club secretary L. D. "Pop" Chaney reported, "The Old Men's Home, with a new addition to their building, needed furniture nor Liq Home Maintenance, 26 TRY our Fix-It-Man service for odd lobs.

Harrell Lumber Co. EM 4-1551. Hearing to concentrate their energies on improving instructional programs anH working with common problems On which they need help. Some of the items discussed were summer programs for principals, pre-service supervisors. NEED bookcases? Days EM 4-1551.

Ni9hts EM 2-4733, Reasonable. WINDOW reglazing, free estimates, monthly payments. Cooper, FL 3-6055. ALL KINDS repairing, inside-outside, painting. Papering, HUDSON, EM 2-1484.

NEW BUILDING Repairs and Remodeling. Bonded Terms. 355-4256 355-4294. CONCRETE driveways, steps, patio, retainer walls a specialty. Call 366-7019.

CAREER OPPORTUNITY AAA is seeking Assistant District Managers for all areas of Mississippi. High earnings, prestige position, organization 60 years leader in its field. Good man will earn $6,000 to S9.0O0 first year. Opportunity for District Managership. Apply at: AAA Office, 939 W.

Capitol, Jackson; Hotel Markham, Gulfporf. In Meridian call 483-1144, Mr. Wise. MECHANIC Wanted at once for stitching room on industrial sewing machines. Must have experience on Sinoer Union Special Reece machines.

Answer to; P. O. BOX 31 DURANT, MISSISSIPPI ALL KINDS Carpenter Repair Work. Large Small. Light Hauling.

354-3035. Clinton Youth Council To Repeat Olympic Idea Pag 5W in the office of th Chancry Clerk of the First Judicial District of Hinds County at Jackson, Mississippi; and WHEREAS, th said Deed of Trust and Promissory note thereby secured, provided for th payment of said Indebtedness In installments of principal and Interest and provided further ttiat in the event of default in payment of any of the installments, the holders of said indebtedness might, at his option, declare the entire principal sum. In addition to accrued interest, du and payable without notice; and WHEREAS, the holder of said indebtedness has exercised the option provided for in said Deed of Trust and the Promissory Note secured thereby, and has declared th entire principal sum of said indebtedness togither with all interest due thereon immediately due and payable; and WHEREAS, the holder of said indebtedness has directed the undersigned to execute this notice in accordance with the terms of said Deed of Trust and of statutes in such cases made and provided; NOW THEREFORE, Brelon E. Grantham, Trustee In said Deed of Trust, will, within legal hours, being between the hours of 11:00 A.M. and P.M., on the 21th day of January, 1963, at the North Front door of the County Court House of Hinds County at Jackson, Mississippi, offer for sale and sell at public outcry and auction to the highest bidder for cash, the land and property situated in th First Judicial District of Hinds County, Mississippi, described as follows, to-wit: Lot One (1) of Whitehaven Subdivision, Part 1, a Subdivision of th First Judicial District of Hinds County, Mississippi, according to a map or plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Hinds County at Jackson, Mississippi, In Plat Book 16 at Page 7 thereof; reference to which map or plat is hereby made.

Title to the above property Is believed to be good, but I will convey only such title as is vested In as Trustee. WITNESS my signature this the 2nd Repairs, Additions, foundations, concrete, painting. Reasonable. Denson. FL 2-4363.

LEGAL NOTICE PAINTING, roof, foundation, carpenter re pairs. Free estimates, Waldrup FL 3-3696 ROOMS added, experienced home builders. Days EM 4-1551, Nights EM 2-4733. Set Here Circiut Judge Leon Hendrick will determine the fate of 658 cases of assorted liquor captured here Dec. 13, following a hearing which begins Feb.

1. A petition submitted by District Attorney Bill Waller Friday seeks an order to require L. N. Muse and Kenneth Muse to appear in a hearing to determine final disposition. They are the alleged owners of the shipment.

Officials say bills of laden accompanying the shipment, listed the wholesale value at $26,000 with a market value of $50,000. The liquor has been stored in the courthouse following seizure by Hinds and City of Jackson police officers. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF MARY L. LINDSEY, DECEASED LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION having been granted on the 4th day of January, 1963, by the Chancery Court of ttie First Judicial District of Hinds County, Mississippi, to the undersigned, upon tn ca Mrv L. Lindsev, deceased.

ADDITIONS Repairs, Remodel, Driveways. RICHARDSON. 939-4191. special education, reading workshop, guidance workshop, regular out-of-state-aid programs and programs for the masters' degree, principals' and supervisors' roles in helping project the MTA 1963 theme, and promising practices being carried out over the district and state by the principals. The percentage attendance by counties was as follows: Warren County, 100 per cent; Madison County, 85 per cent; Yazoo County, 95 per cent; Rankin County, 25 per cent and Hinds County, 75 per cent.

F. D. Casher, principal of Jones Elementary School, resigned as chairman of the group and a successor will be named at the February meeting. PAINTING Carpentry, Repairs. Cabinets, Roof Repairs.

Wilkinson, FL 3-1453. CLINTON An enthusiastic Clinton Youth council voted to repeat the Olympics theme for the 1963 spring money raising event to be held in April. Meeting in regular session with 'Mack Gill, president for 1963 presiding, the general discussion centered around plans and possible im- urovements. for the Council's an ROOFING 4 SIDING installed. Free Estimates.

Days EM 4-1551. Nights EM 2-4733. notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against said Estate to present same to the Clerk of said Court for Probate and Registration, according to law, within six (6) months from the CONCRETE FINISHER Patio, Drive date of first publication or mis fnrr harred. ways, oricx work. Free estimates.

Romd tree FL 3-5537, morning, nights. WITNESS MY SIGNATURE, this 19th Bernard Blackwell, who chair-manned the ul 1962 Olympics while also serving as president, is the 1963 chairman. Gill is expecting to announce the major event chairman at the next regular meeting Feb. 18. A report on the progress of the Little League playing field being built by a group of Clinton men was given by Ed Gray, spokesman, who said that the efforts of many persons had gone into the project and that they "have everything now down to the actual light fixtures which will cost about $1200." So far almost everything needed has been contributed from many sources with THINKING ABOUT Building or remodeling.

We arrange financing and offer fiee plan service. Large or Small. 355-4294. day of January, 1963. In H.

L. Denton H. L. Denton, Administrator BINDER AND BUSH Cnliritftre January 19, 26, February 2, 1963 nual and only fund raising 4 project. i All monies received are used to finance the council's varied rec- reation program which, there-1 RESIDENTIAL REPAIRS Alterations Additions, remodeling, foundation, repairs, "from FOUNDATION TO ROOF i 'Buddy' Sherrod EM 4-4872 I- LJ IN THE CHANCERY tUUKl ur int I FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF HINDS day of January, 1963.

BRELON E. GRANTHAM, JR. TRUSTEE January 5, 12, 19, 26, 1963 WANTED LOCAL Outside Salesman Ages 27-40. Permanent position, Automobile necessary. Salary, $7,000 plus annually.

Must furnish excellent character references. Call FL 3-7401 for appointment, Friday between 2-5 P. M. or Monday, from 8 A. M.

to 12 noon. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER DEGREE AND 1 YEARS EXPERIENCE. INCLUDING MPM PREFERRED. SEND COMPLETE RESUME OR CONTACT PERSONNEL OFFICE WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. P.

O. BOX 824 VICKSBURG, MISS. LEVELING UP HOUSE Reworking foundation. All work GUARANTEED. Estimate FREE.

30 years experience. F. F. F. L.

Dorman. FL 4-2159; FL 3-3917; 372-1547. Defendants named in the petition say the shipment was en route to a place in Alabama and not. subject to state iiquor laws. Meantime, officers destroyed 40 cases of whisky confiscated last week from a truck outside city limits on Gallatin St.

Conveners from each county were, Daid Thomas, Warren; Mrs. Louise Polk and Johnnie Palmer, Yazoo; F. B. Benson, Rankin; H. jT.

Drake, Madison; Roosevelt Catchings, A. W. Wright and Mrs. Mettazee Harris, Hinds. fore, is based on the amount of money available.

A tentative gram budget if planned prior to the spring event, which has been held everv vear since Gfje IationlLcDgcr JACKSON DAILY NEWS SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY CARRIER OF MISSISSIPPI. Daily Sunday Daily 4 Only Only Sundav 1 Week .30 .20 .50 1 Month 1.30 .90 100 LET US Modernize yoir home. New Patio, Den, Carport, Garage, Bedrooms, Bath. We specialize in Kitchen Planning and Remodeling. Whittington, 352-3916.

Winterize Your Home Save Fuel 4 Repair Bills Let protect your exposed pipes enclose your porch install storm doors 4 windows or weather strip your old ones insulate your ceiling, FREE estimates no iob too small. WEIR LUMBER CO. 3221 N. West EM 4-6335 Night EM 4-3109 free labor and transportation being given by interested men, including contributions for link fencing. The Council was asked to give and approved a tentative contribution based on the outcome of monies received this spring.

Present were: A. M. Gill, Mrs. Mack Gill, H. C.

McGee, Corwin Muse. Ed Gray, H. L. Grayson, MAIL RATES IN MISSISSIPPI Daily 4 Daily Sunday Sunday Only Only On Year S24.00 SI 5.60 510 80 6 Months 12.00 7.89 5.40 3 Months 6.00 3.90 2.70 1 Month 2.00 1.30 .90 Want Ad Information Jackson Daily News 1946, and then fitted into the amount raised. Thursdays and Fridays tin' April, 11.

or 12, 18 or 19, 25 or 26, are being checked for an open date for the Olympics and H. L. Grayson was appointed calendar chairman. I For the first time, the Council sponsored Coronation ceremony and Talent Show will be held in the new High school auditorium 'because of the need for more stage and seating room. The 1 Landscaping, Tree Serv.

27 MAIL RATES OUT OF MISSISSIPPI One Year 81560 TREES Trimmed, Topped. Removed. Bonded. J. M.

Ferrell, FL 2-3814. Postag WILl CUT and remove trees reasonable Free estimates. DR 2-4244, DR 2-3738 Miscellaneous Services 30 4 Months Postage $10 80 2.40 $13.40 5.40 1.30 4.70 2.70 .45 3.35 .90 .25 5.20 520.80 7.80 2.60 51040 3.90 1.30 5.20 1.30 .45 v. so S31.80 412.00 3.90 $15.90 6.00 1.95 7.95 2.00 .65 IN THE MATTER OF THE "TATE OF JOHN GEORGE FISHER. DECEASED, MRS.

GERTRUDE FISHER ARTS, EXECUTRIX NO42570 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Letters of Executrixship having been issued on January 10, 1963, to the undersigned upon the Estate of John Georg Fisher, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against said Estate to file, register and the same as provided by law, with i th Clerk of the Chancery Court of the First Judicial District of Hinds County, Mississippi, within six months from the first publication of this notice; otherwise, said claims will be forever barred. Witness my signature this 10th day of January, 1963. Mrs. Gertrude Fisher Arts MRS. GERTRUDE FISHER ARTS, Executrix of the Estate of John George Fisher, Deceased WATKINS 4 EAGER, Solicitors Jan.

12. It, 26. 1963 IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HARRY HENDERSON COLEMAN, DECEASED; HARRY D. COLEMAN, ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE TO CREDITORS Letters of Administration having been granted to the undersigned Administrator by the Chancery Court of the First Judicial District of Hinds County, Mississippi, upon the Estate of Harry Henderson Coleman, Deceased, on th 25th day of January, 1963, in Cause No. 62636, notice is hfcrsby given to all persons having claims against th Estate of the said Harry Henderson Coleman, Deceased, to hav the same probated and registered by the Clerk of the said Court within six (6) months from the date of the first publication of this notice, and that a failure to probate and register for six (4) months will bar 1h claim.

WITNESS MY SIGNATURE, this, th 25th day of January, 1963. Harry D. Coleman HARRY D. COLEMAN, Administrator THOMAS B. PAYNE, Solicitor Post Office Box 1947 Jackson, Mississippi Jan.

26, Feb. 2, 9, 1963 WATER PIPE Insulation. Work fully guaranteed. Free estimates. FL 3-5101.

H. C. Spencer, Howard Woods, C. Martin, Albert Brooks, Roy i Burkett, Mrs. Bea Quisenberry, I Mrs.

Fariss Crisler, Mrs. Jean Talisferro, Mrs. Jewell Ratcliff, Mrs. C. A.

Weaver, Mrs. Larry I Dickey. 3 Months Postage WORD RATES Copy Cancellation Deadline SIGNS PAINTED FL 2-7648 GRAMP SIGN SERVICE council sponsored supper will again be held in the Jr. High 1 (old school) cafeteria. I Month Postage 31 Moving, Hauling INSPEC rORS CONSTRUCTION Experienced in heavy reinforced concrete, office, commercial and industrial buildings with related utilities.

Permanent position. 2 years college to age 45. SURVEY PERSONNEL Party Chief, Instrumentmen, Rodmen, Computers. High School graduates, plus experience. Apply to MICHAEL BAKER, INC.

Consulting Engineers P. O. Box 9997 Northside Station 3957 Northview Drive Jackson 4, Mississippi 2.45 1.75 1.15 MOVING? Save 50 by renting truck, pads 4 dolly from Ryder Truck Rental. 215 N. Lamar St.

FL 3-4411. Painting fir Papering 32 Walter Maddox Reelected Clinton Chamber President PAINTING Papering, repairs. Reasonable. Free estimates. Cardwell FL 5-6593.

PAINTING inside and out, experienced workman. Days EM 4-1551, Nights EM 2-4733. SPORT EQUIPMENT REPAIR It SEWING ALTERATIONS 40 SEWING MACH. REPAIR 40-A UPHOLSTERY. SLIP COVERS 41 EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED MALE 42 JOB INFORMATION 42-A POSITIONS WANTED MALE 43 SALESMEN AGENTS 44 HELP WANTED FEMALE 45 POSITIONS WANTED FEMALE 44 SALESLADIES WANTED 47 WANTED, MALE, FEMALE 41 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 4 CONVALESCENT CARE 50 CHILD CARE 51 INSTRUCTION SCHOOLS INSTRUCTION 52 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 53 LOANS INSURANCE 54 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 55 TORN DOWN MOVED S5-A BOATS MOTORS BAIT 55-B ANTIQUES FOR SALE 54 PLANTS, FLOWERS, SEED 57 PETS SUPPLIES 51 LETS SWAP 5 WANTED TO BUY 6 FARMERS MARKET SED, FEED, HAY 51 MACHINERY 4 SUPPLIES 42 POULTRY 4 LIVESTOCK 43 LIVESTOCK AUCTION 44 PUBLIC AUCTION 44-A Plumbing fir Stove Work 34 Range Planning, 400; Health and! Sanitation categories have been approved.

I Weekdays till 4 P. M. till 5 p. m. for Monday SUNDAY'S PAPER Saturday 1 P.

M. (Minimum 10 words $1.00) MORNING AND EVENING or SUNDAY (Around the Clock Results One Low Cost) Out-of-State 11c per word one day 55c per line. $7.15 per Inch. 30-consecutiye days 23c per line per day 7-consecutlve days 38c a word 3-consecutlve days 20c a word 1-day 10c a word 25c extra for Blind Box Numbers (Plus Charges for Five Extra Words) SPACE RATES ON REQUEST Errors in Classified advertising should be reported Immediately as the Clarion-Ledger Jackson Dally News will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion. The Clarion-Ledger Jackson Daily News reserves the right to reiecf or edit any or all copy.

Salesmen Agents 44 STOVES repaired, controls, spring doors. Heaters cleaned, adjusted. FL 3-8829. NEED One man to sell Garden Trec-tors. Full or Part-time.

FL 3-7323. AAA NEEDS membership representatives. 939 Capitol, Jackson GENERAL plumbing 32 years experience. Guaranteed work and reasonable. Pat's Appliance Service, Cook Center, 372-9502.

Radio fir Television 35 $17,000 PLUS NEW CAR AS BONUS for man over 40 in Jackson arta. Use car for short trips to contact customers. Write S. M. Sears, American Lubricants Box 476, Dayton 1, Ohio.

JANUARY SPECIAL $1.00 Service Call. Guaranteed. Days, Nights, Sunday. 353-4712. $2.00 SERVICE CALLS-9 til 9.

7 days week. Work guaranteed. Bob's TV, FL 2-2395. Classifications OPPORTUNITY For 2 men who have experience in Sales or Construction to ioin "World's Largest Builder" of Ready to finish homes. Enioy all Company fringe benefits and opportunity of advancement.

Salary and Commission to start. Phone FL 4-5212 for appointment. SEARS SERVICE Silvertone TV Set. Compare our low price on picture tubes. Also service on all makes radios and small appliances.

Sears Roebuck and Co. 926 Wholesale Row FL 5-4541. Mail subscriptions are payable In advance. Back copies. If available, 10c per copy daily; 40c per copy Sunday.

For your protection, send remittance by check or money order. Mail subscriptions are not accented to cities or rural areas served by Carrier, Motor Route or La. delivery. Want Ad Information WORD RATES Copy Cancellation Deadline Weekdays till 4 P.M. Sat.

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The Clarion-Ledger 4 Jackson Daily News reserves the right te reject or edit any or all copy. For Qinok Action ft Satisfaction Use "Tried Tested" WANT ADC Dial FL 3-2421 ANNOUNCEMENTS CLINTON Election of officers for 1963, appointment of several important committees, Clinton's standing in the Community Merit program and general discussion of the town's future, all were on the agenda of the Clinton Chamber .) of Commerce at the regular lunch-- eon meeting held at the Ranch restaurant. Walter Maddox was re-elected president. Officers elected to serve with him during 1963 are H. C.

McGee, vice-president; Mrs. Jack Ashford, secretary-treasurer. Ap- preciation was expressed to Mrs. Emmett Stanley, whose heavy duties will not permit her to serve again, for her valuable and effi-" eient work as the Chamber's first secretary-treasurer. H.

O. Par-'r ker was chairman of the nominating committee: Ed McDonald and Gladstone Williams, committee members. Dr. R. A.

McLmore. Missis- Maddox appointed H. C. McGee to serve as his assistant and to chairman a committee to work on Clinton's long range planning. Joe Treloar was appointed chairman of streets.

Joe Ashker reported that $292 worth of Christmas decorations had been added to last year's material and the group voted in favor of his motion to buy reindeer and additional bells from Jackson for $23. The need for an adequate and accurately informative brochure on Clinton's assets and attractions was discussed and L. M. Lanier, John Fox III and R. T.

Ledbetter III were appointed to serve as a Brochure committee. Clinton's industrial climate was thoroughly discussed following Glad Williams' report on the desire of Zimco Mfg. a Calif, concern (which located instead in Jackson's Industrial Park) to locate in Clinton's Industrial Park FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WITH MEALS SHARE OR EXCHANGE UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT HOTELS, RESORTS, CAMPS GULF COAST RENTAL SALES OFFICE DESK SPACE BUSINESS RENTALS FARM LANDS WANTED TO RENT REAL ESTATE HOMES FOR SALE SALESMAN Good opportunity for right man between ages 26 and 35 with knowledge of building material and other related products. Salary and commission, plus profit sharing. Mail resume to Manager, P.

O. Box 1286, Jackson, Miss. NATIONAL organization has opening for one additional salesman In Jackson area. Exclusive territory, established clientele. Employee benefits We train at company expense.

Fine opportunity for advancement to own managership. Apply in person to Mr. Henry Bouchelle, 101 S. President St. SEARS TV Antenna Installation $13.98 Exclusive for Ch.

3-13 Includes Parts and Labor a Free Inspection and estimates on Silvertone TV sets Phone FL 5-4541 SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. Help Warded Male 42 CARD OF THANKS 1 IN MEMORIUM 1 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1 MONUMENTS VAULTS 4 MEMORIAL PARKE 1 FLORISTS FLOWERS MEETING NOTICES 7 SPECIAL NOTICES I TRANSPORTATION GOOD PLACES TO EAT 10 LOST ft FOUND 11 BUSINESS SERVICES i APPLIANCE REPAIRS 13 ACCOUNTING TAX WORK 14 AIR CONDITIONING IS AWNINGS, BLINDS, SHADES 1 BEDDING MATTRESSES 17 BEAUTY PARLORS lt CLOCK JEWELRY REPAIR If ELECTRICAL REPAIRS 20 1 EXTERMINATE-FUMIGATINO 21 FLOOR SURFACING, WAXING 22 FOR HIRE-SERVICES, THINGS 21 I GLASS 4 WINDOW V'ORK 24 GARMENT FUR STORAGE 15 HOME MAINTENANCE, 24 LANDSCAPING, TREE SERVICI 27 I LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING 21 LAWNMOWER A KEY SERVICE 2 MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 3 MOVING, HAULING 31 I PAINTING PAPERING 12 PIANO TUNING REPAIR 13 PLUMBING STOVE WORK 14 RADIO TELEVISION 35 RUG 4 CARPET SERVICE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE 37 I SCREENS, BLINDS, OOORS 3t I TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE WHEREAS, heretofore on October 20, 1955, Fenton Carey and Janie Lynn Carey, husband and wife, executed a deed of trust to W. J. Thompson, beneficiary and M. A.

Lewis, Trustee, which said deed of trust is recorded in the offic of the Chancery Clerk of Hinds County at Jackson, Mississippi, In Deed of Trust Book 942 at Page 188 thereof; and; WHEREAS, W. J. Thompson assigned the said deed of trust on November 4, 1955, to Paul G. Alexander, said assignment being recorded in Book 944 at Pag 415 thereof; and; WHEREAS, default has been made In the payment of the Indebtedness secured by said deed of trust, and the said Paul G. Alexander being the owner and holder of the indebtedness secured by said deed of trust, having requested the undersigned trustee so to do, I will on the 11th day of February, 1963, offer for sale and will sell during legal hours at th North front door of the County Court House of th First Judicial District of Hinds County, at Jackson, Mississippi, to the highest and best bidder for cash at public outcry, th following described land and property situated in th First Judicial District of Hinds County, Mississippi, to-wit: Lot Four (4), Block Mary Jones Subdivision, according to th map or plat thereof on file and of record in th office of the Chancery Clerk of Hinds County at Jackson, Mississippi, In Plat Book 5 at Pag 43 thereof, reference to which Is hereby mad In aid of and as a part of this description.

This deed of trust is second and subordinate to a certain deed of trust from th said Fenton Carey and Janie Lynn Carey, husband and wif to Universal Life Insurance Company; and which it on file and of record In th offic of th aforesaid Chancery Clerk. Otherwise title to the above described property Is believed ta good but I will convey only such titl as is vested In me as trustee. WITNESS my signature, this th 11th day of January, 1963. M. A.

LEWIS, JR. Trustee LEWIS 4 ALEXANDER, ATTORNEYS Jen. 24, Feb. 19i Help Wanted Male 42 77 77-A 77-B 77-C 71 7 II tt 13 14 15 45 I4-A WANTED LISTINGS MORTGAGE LOANS-INS. FALLOUT SHELTERS OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY FARMS 4 ACREAGE LOTS OIL, GAS, TIMBERLAND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LODGES, HOTELS, CAMPS REAL ESTATE SERVICES PROPERTY WANTED COLORED RENTALS, SALES COLORED PROP.

WANTED irmi Colleee President, asked the MEN'S PANTS FACTORY MANAGER blessing and the members en- joyed luncheon prior to the busi-j ness session. Maddox gave a de-; tailed report on the town's Com-! munity Merit program stand- i ANNOUNCEMENTS Special Notices AUTOMOTIVE MOBILE HOMES TRAILERS 17 TIRES, PARTS, ACCESSORIES AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES it AUTOMOBILE LOANS AUTO INSURANCE tO-A MOTORCYCLE SCOOTERS tl WANTED AUTOMOTIVE TRUCKS, TRUCK TRAILERS tl AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 TELEVISION FOR RENT Free delivery service. Night-day Call 355-6176. ir 5-figure wilorv. A too executive ODDOrtunity with one of America's largest ond finest men's clothing manufacturers.

You will suoervise a new air-conditioned 300-ooerator plant located in Midwestern town in lake area featuring fine recreational facilities and schools. No cutting room responsibilities. Send complete details first letter to Box 1444-E, care this paper. Under a BAWI bond issue. Appointed to serve as an Industrial committee were William Hewict Leon Baker, Charles Allen.

H. O. Parker. J. A.

Barnett (Bill Ains-worth and Gladstone Williams. In addition to the above mentioned, present were: Hale Single-tary, W. D. Akins, Felix Collins, Perry Adams, C. M.

Mayfield, Mrs. W. Y. Quisenberry. ing and the number ot points still needed in each category to qualify Cv" for an award as follows.

Educa-tion, need 36; Municipal Finance, WS0; Recreation, 60; Housing and Contraction, 80; Police and Traffic Firt Protection, 180, Beautifi-' cation, 230; Streets, 360; Long "RAGTIME pianist with repertoire of original songs end compositions will con aider any offer. Call 445-4444." TO JOIN Blue Cross-Blue Shield, Mississippi Hospital end Medical Service. Cell Mr. Ferrell, FL 2-0245; EM 4-1422. Dial FL 3-2421 Far Quick Action ft Satisfactioa Use "Tried ft Tested" WANT ADS DOUBLE BREASTED coats made tingle.

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