The Town Talk from Alexandria, Louisiana • Page 2

ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA, TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1943 PAGE TWO TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Filiin9 Station School Board Rehires All But Six Teachers Three White, Three Negro Instructors Released The Rapides parish school board a special session here late Monday rehired all of the white and negro school teachers with the half a dozen released TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY- WANTED Colored porter. Man or woman. Apply in person, POSNER'S 1008 Third Street 5-24-3tdlt BABY CHICKS for Mle. City Hatchery, 527 Tenth street 5-17-10tdtl WANTED Six white or col-orcd girls to work in wholesale sandwich shop nights, II to 6. Apply 804 Main, Pineville.

5-10-tfdti WANTED New or used oil ttov at once. Cull 453S after 8:30 p. m. FOR RENT Furnished prtment; nil modern conveniences. Two miles out Fineville limits.

Phone 4R00. S-25-ltd HURRY! HURRY! In Few More Davi Will Be Through Dismantling Brick: Red, fire, driveway. Tanks: Pipe, valves, fittings. Brickbats for Filling Spenal Price LOCATION RUSSELL OIL COMPANY LOWER THIRD AND ATKINS PHONE 2-1740 S-25-tMU WANTED Used ic or electric boxes, ny condition. Phone 9239.

3-31-tfdtl ATTENTION. ARMY OFFICERS Seven -room newly renovated furnifhed country home. Hot Well road, eight miles west of Alexandria Air Base. Cnll 2372. Bovce.

5-25-3tdt! WANTED Maid for general housework. Mrs. Ralph Bolton, 1704 Stanford. 5-25-atdtl YOUNG MAN would like to accompany party motoring to or near Phoenix, Ariz. Can give A-l references.

Will share expenses end assist with driving. Phone 8033. 5-25-2tdtl Immediate Possession FOR SALE Three-bedroom home. A beautiful and most modern kitchen. A lovely bathroom.

House has south exposure with a nice large front porch. Also a large screened back porch. Laundry room and garage. Asbestos tile shingle roof. Very attractive floor plan.

Only three blocks from Bollon Higth School. Possession can be had by June 4. FOR PRICE, TERMS, INSPECTION SEE Mrs. Walter Lennie-Smith REALTOR 2102 Jackson Ave. Phone 5621 5-25-ltd FOR RENT Room, to men onlv.

Apply 307 Regan street, Pineville. 5-25-2tdtl WANTED Furnished apartment or house In Alexandria or Pineville hy officer couple. Phone 8232. Mrs. Smith.

5-23-titdtl PORTER $18 per week; ex-perienced only; willing worker. Hotel Period, 1 120 Second. 5-25-lld WANTED Chickens and eggs. Market price. O.

C. Rudisill, 813 Monroe street. 5-25-3tdtl WANTED Meat cutter. Par lor Market, 1775 Monroe. 8-25-2tdtl FOR SALE 3x4' j-foot metal galvanized ventilator.

Will open or close. O. C. Rudisill, 813 Monroe. 5-25-3tritl $25.00 For rental of five or six-room unfurnished house.

Civilian family of three. Phone 3203. G. G. Dunk, manager W.

T. Grant store. 5-25-tfdtl FOR RENT Two furnished bedrooms, 1903 Shirland avenue. Phone 9706. 5-25-ltd FOR SALE In best residence section, six bedrooms, three baths, servants' quarters with four-car garage; extra large lot; could he made Into several apartments or rented as individual rooms.

Terms can be arranged and immediate delivery. S. R. CUMMINS or f. S.

HOWELL PHONES: OFFICE 373, HOMES 8911 OR 7603 5-25-27-29-tl FOR SALE Two good milch cows, yearling calf; electric ire box; washing ma-rhine; two-wheel trailer; excellent tires. Must be sold thi week. E. F. Tucker, Ball, 5-25 2tdtl Salary $24.60 Time and .7 overture See Gordo ntS? ANDRESS ABBOT? I Kir 11 I515 Third Street n-AKTim apartment, Phone'Tls 'ma" oAi.r, Young Sharinw Nurseries.

SflPn er inirn. 5-8 FOR SAI Fivp-rnnm front hv -iJr nnm. lot soil Price J3.7nn. $, i easy terms Pi rns 'rv k. highway.

June PHONES: OFFICE OR 7WI3 FOR SALE-Bedmom "T-cash. Phone 3579. Ulle 'Nt tOR SAI.L good Shadow Nursen.s lower irrt. ra'i WANTED BurroughTrtJ in good dition. Parlor Market i Monroe.

S.S, EXPERIENCED s7rnlg-J lady. Hlrf? 'SJ rnsiuon, cate lowr, Talk. FOH SALE-LartelZTrTT stove. Perfect conditToT $100. C.

S. Boul. i Forest Hill, La. 9 I FOR SALE Everready trie pump, practically new foot pull. Also 30-inch fc1 Red window fan; used thirty days.

Call 5024, 5-25-? FOR SALE-1940 PlyM? condition Pmy new FOUND Male bird dn. 0 have by identifying nnl pavin, ti. Park Amusement Monti Rapides. 5,. FOR SALE Good cash 1: ici, uit-'dp.

jimmies Rink. 5.25.21 FOR SALE-Small cash regw class condition. Phone 5213, WANTED Maid, good pay, light waih-ing. No Sunday work. Apply 919 Second street 5-24-2tdtl WANTED Set of i-lnrh drive heavy duty cricket wrenches with handles and extensions.

R. C. Cudd. Bovce. La.

5-24-3tdtI WANTED Pantry women Kitchen helpers Dishwashers Bus boys LE LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT 5-25-: van WANTED Small apartment or sleeping room to accommodate, three. Mrs. Allen, Maxie's Hotel Court. $1(1 REWARD for four or five-room furnished apartment In select neighborhood. Four adults.

rmanent civilians. Phone 4288. Mr. Young. 5-22-7tdtl FOR RENT Nice Riding Horses Kingsville Stables Near Camp Beauregard 5-22-6tdtl MATTRESS RENOVATING First class service.

Duke Mattress Companv. Phone 3309. 5-18-30tdtl OFFICER and wife want furnished five or six-room house or apartment, Pineville or Alexandria. Mrs. Gleason, 3911.

5-22-6tdtl FISHERMEN See Patch for Live Bait 20 BOLTON AVENUE 5-24-3tdtl WANTED Colored maid. Excellent salary; health certificate. Call 3464. 5-22-3tdtI WANTED Shipping clerk. Must know his business.

Apply 1040 Murray. Ice Service Delivery. 5-22-3tdtl WANTED Girl for general housework. 918 Blythe. Phone 2-2849.

S-24-2tdtl ATARTMENT WANTED for working couple. Call after 5:30 p. m. Mrs. Silver, 8791.

5-22-5tdtl CASH CASH PAID FOR USED FURNITURE City Furniture Co. Phone 9239 4-9-tfdt FOR SALE Eleven-foot Frederick's jplay counter, recently equipped with new compressor and coils. Price $900. J. E.

Lindsly, Cheneyville, La. 6-4-tfdtI WANTED Cash paid for your car. Any make or model. J. M.

FOSHEE Parking Lot Fifth and Washington Open Evenings 5-24-3td i FOP. SALE BABY CRIBS and mat- I tresses with waterproof covering. Phone 0OS6. Puckett Mattress Companv. 4-14-tfdtl THREE WAITRESSES WANTED Good Hours Room and Board Best Pay in Town PRATHER'S CAFE 2414 Lee Street 5-22-tfdtl DRIVING MEMPHIS Wednesday; ran lake one passenger.

Call 2-1837. 5-24-2tdtl I FOR SALE 1942 Glider house trailer. Fast gate Peyton's Trailer Camp, 1305 Donahue Ferry road, Pineville. 5-25-5tdtl Experienced Waitresses WANTED LOG CAB IN CAFE Masonic Drive 5-11-tfdtl USED CAR BARGAINS Plymouth Special de luxe two-door; radio, heater; seat covers. Buick Special sedanette; radio Plymouth Special de luxe four-door Chevrolet Special de luxe two-door radio, four new tires Plymouth two-door Ford tudor Chevrolet two-door SELL TO ARMY PERSONNEL 1942 1941 1941 1941 1940 1939 1938 WILL AND GIVE TERMS J.

M. FOSHEE Parking Lot Fifth and Washington Open Evenings 5-24-3tdtl WANTED Colored cook. Good pay. Washington street. 5-24-2tdtl FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping.

Just above Alex andria airport. Mrs. John Van Hoof. 5-24-2tdtl HELP WANTED Young industrious married man with dependents to assist in tractor and implement parts sales. John Myers Implement Company, 1529 Lee street.

Phone 9454. S-24-Stdtl WANTED To buy good used car. Pav good price. Call 2-1123. 5-24-2tdtl WANTED Two nished apartment.

Phone 4062. three-room tinfur-Permanent civilians, 5-24-2tdtl WANTED Experienced waitresses. Good salary. Good tips. Evangeline Cafe.

5-24-3 tdt I FOK ANY TYPE or stw mattress made to order, mattresi renovating, Dial 50S6. Puckett Mattress Company. 4-14-tfdtl WANTED Baker's Helpers. Apply J. E.

POWERS NATIONAL BAKERY 2025 Third Street 1 3-7-tfdtl TO SUBSCRIBE TO the Shreveport Times, a morning and Sundav newspaper, phone 4517. 5-20-tdtl FnTENSIVE COURSE Shorthand and Typing Taught for nine weeks at Bolton high school, beginning May High school credit for those wishing it. A refresher course for out-of-srhool people, with special attention to preparation for civil service exams and pre-inductlon classes. Taught by Miss Mary Thornton. Dial 5292, Bolton high, or residence 5577.

5-17-19-21-25-27-29-tl CLAIBORNE officer and wife need fur- nished apartment. Phone 2-1443. i 5-24-3tdtI i FOR DAYLIGHT baggage serv-; ice phone 8906. Ellington Taxi Line. 5-22-1 5tdtl-eod WANTED Furnished apartment or house by Claiborne officer, wife and 3-year-old son.

Occupancy by June 1. Phone 5126. 5-20-6tdtl LOANS From $25 to $300 on auto, furniture or signature. Privacy and fast friend! service. INDUSTRIAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY 317 DE SOTO STREET DIAL 73(52 4-7-2fit)td-tu-th-sa WANTED Attic fan: must be In good condition.

Phone 8216, 5-22-3tdt! Colored girls and boys for dishwashers. Also sandwich girl or man. kjooo wages. I I'll I I 1 mm LULUMbl A LAhb S-24-3tritt FOR RENT Front bedroom, bv dav or week. 3014 Lee.

5-25-2tdtl I ft 1 FOR SALE Small upright Stelnway N. C. Kerr, Route 1, Lerompte. L. 5-24-3tdtl FOR RALE At sacrifice.

4B-foot counter, twentv-four stools nd three-compatt- 1 ment sink. Also upright piano. Must sell by June 1. Phone 4isfl. 5-24-3tdtl KAISER SHIPYARDS URGENTLY 1T1 EDS BOTH SKILLED and UNSKILLED SHIPWORKERS and HELPERS Portland, Ore.

and Vancouver, Wash. (Previous Shipbuilding Experience Not Required) Immediate Complete Living Facilities Available for All Men Employed! Men having draft itntui 1-A. 2-A, or 2-B will not he considered. Applicant must bring draft registration and classification and original aocial security cards, Workers now employed full time at their highest skill In war industry or farm work will not be considered. GOOD BASIC WAGE DAY SHIFT BONUS FOR SECOND AND THIRD SHIFTS Transportation Advanced KAISER Representative WILL INTERVIEW APPLICANTS May 24, 25, 26 and 27 APPLY U.

S. Employment Service SIXTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS War Manpower Commsision 5-22-5tdtl SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS Scientific, specific. Inquire 1417 Second. Phone 3flP. 5-24-2tdtl WANTED Waitresses, bus boys.

Apply in person, Herbie K's Oyster House, 35 1 5 Lee street. 5-2l-3tdtl WANTED Colored girl to cook, half dav inh. $5 per week. Apply 607 Twentieth 3-25-ltd MAJOR GEORGE W. CALDWELL, M.C., wants a nice four-room apartment or house, furnished, by June 1st.

Phone 9981. 5-25-5tdtl OAI.DIOLI and daisies for sale. Dial 7091. Mrs. George Simms, 282R Jackson extension.

5-21-4tdtl USED FURNITURE WANTED SPRINGS. STOVES, ETC. Phone 4747 STEVENSON TRADING COMPANY H-10-tfdtl FOR Cafe on Second street, do-ing nice business. Write Box 2100. care Town Talk.

5-22-3tdtl WANTED Porter Good Pay Liggett's Drug Store WANTED Wheel chair with crank on richt side. Notify W. W. Simmins, 1719 Watson street, Alexandria, La. $200 REWARD For anv commerrial refrigeration or air conditioning eouipment we can't fix.

VF.NS REFRIGERATION SERVICE 1503 MONROE PHONE 6(186 5-19-12tdtl I ANY TYPE UPHOLSTERY and furniture i repair work done. Puckett Mattress Company. Dial 50.SS. 4-21tfdtl BABY CHICKS. Mack's Flour and Feed Store, 2904 Lee.

Phone 9865. 5-19-6tdtl WANTED LarRe furnished apartment, suitable for three couples. Phone fiM5. 5-19-6tdt FOR SALE Oldsmobile coupe, 19,000 miles. Five good tires; perfect condition.

P. O. Box 34, Cottonport. Phone 15. WANTF.D Colored girl for general woik.

Apply 1030 Thirteenth street. WANTED Colored maid, housekeeping, cooking work fall day. Good wages. Call i 2-1219. 5-20-tfdtl FOR SALE Lot 50x115, two-room home, w.iodshi-d.

gaiace, chicken sued, fine place to tal chickens, thiee blocks south of Termin.il lailmad bus line and highwav "1. Make offer. Must sell cheap for cash. Henry Foitel, owner, S-22-fitdtl COOKS AND BUS wanted. Apply in person.

Manhattan Cafe, 800 Third. S-13-6tdU ATTENTION ARMY OFFICERS! We loan money on automobiles to army officers stationed in this area. We also finance the purchase of automobiles for them. Bring car and proof of ownership to Parking Lot, Fifth and Washington streets, for particulars. FINANCE SECURITY COMPANY, INC.

Automobile Financing 1026 Fourth St. Phone 7226 5-24-3tdtl FOR auite, A LE Th ree-piece almost new. ffiO. living room 143B Vance. 5-24-2tdtl FOR SALE Chevrolet pickup truck.

In good condition. Apply Mike Mule cr Son Bakery WANTED Model A car Phone 3397. or pickup. S-24-2tdtl FOR RENT Furnished room with or without kitchen privilege. House, Catherine street, Pineville.

R. Cooley, 5-24-2tdtl WANTED Dairymen. Apply Chaptico Dairy. 5-20-tfdtl-tfw FOR SALE Mahogany Phone 345. piano bench.

5-24-tfdtl WANTED Colored woman for general housework. 1R15 Stanford. Thone (1723, CASH PAID for your camera. Nothing obsolete or junk. NEWCOMB STUDIO 4-M-tfdtl WANTED To Buy Evinrude or Johnson outboard motor.

1 1-10 or l'i-horsepower. Call Ben Levy, 5944 or 9777. 5-24-3tdtl FOR SALE Camera, film pack, double extension bellows, 4.5 lens, in a Compur shutter; with pack adapter; six-plate holders; sunshade: three filters, and a flash gun. Reasonable. Lieut.

D. W. Armstrong, 2127 Monroe. S-24-2tdtl WANTED Good gentle pony, saddle and bridle. Also man's saddle.

Write "Pony," care Town Talk. 5-22-3tdtl WANTED By June furnished apartment or partially furnished house. Write Box 622, care Town Talk, or phone 5326, 5-22-etdtl SOY BEANS and velvet beans for sale. Johnson Brothers, Olenmora, La. Phone 103.

3-22-7tdtl GOOD SIX-ROOM HOUSE for sale at 1149 Barrister street; three large bed rooms, nice tile bath, two screened porches, alate asbestos roof. For par ticulars call K. B. Wheelis. Telephone 7064.

5-22-3tdtl WANTED Colored fry cook. Apply readv for work with health card. Rush's Cafe, Bolton and Jackson. 5-24-2tdtl SOLID WHITE and solid black Pekingese, highly pedigreed and registered; abn lovely black and tan toy rat terrier, a boy's pet. 531 St.

Ann street. 5-24-3U1U WANTED Approximately 00 acres valley land with good house within ten miles Alexandria, Good water and electricity essential, Henry Owen, dial '8729. 5-24-2rdtl OFFICER AND WIFE desire small fur-nlshed apartment or room with kitchen facilities; preferably in Pineville, Lieut. Nelson Broms, Headquarters XV Corps, Camp Beauregard, extension 212. 5- 24-fildtl We Buy Used Furniture Ice boxes, electric boxes, sewing machines, plumbing fixtures.

Old Bar-gam Barn. Dial 5068, 5-10-tfdtl FOR SALE 75-pniirirt ice box, two s-ialler boxes, 901 Tenth street. 6- 24-2tdtl wTtrIsswanted Good pav. Ni Sunday work. Must hae health rr1iftraif.

OLYMPIA CAFE 5-24-tfdtl IF YOUR CAR doesn't Rive good service bring it to Brownlee's Garage, Pine ville. 6-24-2tdtl WANTED Late model used cars. Get my price before you sell. PHONE 3135 5-24 -2ldtl i I WANTED Reliable colored nurse. Phone SfW.

i WANTED Small house or apartment, preferably fur- I nished or partly furnished. For I army air officer and family. Permanent. Call Mrs. Clark, 17529.

5-24-3tdtl WANTED Hood used washing Phone 7643. 5-24-5tdtI HELP HELP HELP WANTTD Waitresses, frv rooks Hlch thBr, ilk health certificates and willing to work. A Grill, 721 Second street. 5-7-tfdtl WANTF.D Girl for general housework i and rare of 4-year-old child. Phone 9077.: Apply 2124 Webster street.

5-24-3tdti WANTED Experienced wait- 1 resses and woman cook heber. Apply in person, Mack's Waf tie House, Second and John-sfon streets. 5-24-3tdtl WANTED Two or three-room furnished aoartment for offirer nnH James. Phone 4481, extension S27. 5-24-fitdtl FOR SALE Well equipped cafe doing excellent business; other business reason for selling.

Postoffice Box 2005, city. -12-tfdil FOR SALF. Army officer's white dress uniform and cap, size 38 or 40 Phone S22. WANTED Two young women, not afraid of work, for gasoline station sales. Good hours, good pay.

Uniforms furnished with laundering. Established local firm. Answer Box 33-D, I care Town Talk. 5-25-3tdti three whits and three negro teachers who had not served their three-year probation period with the local school system. Parish school teachers and bus drivers who have served three years with the board are automatically reemployed from term to term, H.

M. Wells, superintendent of public schools, explained. After the probation period a teacher or transfer driver must be released by action of the board, "fif tho ass whito teachers, only 40 of them were persons who had nnt served their nrobation period, he said. All of these were reemployed with the exception of three 'who were releasd. Of the 114 negroe teachers employed by the board, a small percentage were rehired who had not served the proDation time.

Three of these were outright released by the board, Mr. Wells said. All 71 of the transfer drivers were reemployed for the 1943-44 term, at the special session. SCHOOLS tCONTINVEI) FROM PAGE ONE) programs, some of them with planned exercises while the others hold none. Friday will be the last payday for the 336 white and 45 negro teachers and 71 bus drivers who will draw paychecks in the amount of approximately $65,000, Mr.

Wells said. This will be the final payday of the current term. Superintendent Comments Commenting on the year's term about to close, Mr. Wells said to- day, "We have experienced a broken term, with a lot of inter-i terences from various reasons, but on the whole the term has been successful. "The schools have accomplish-" ed a lot more than had been an-, ticipated at the outset of the Mr.

Wells declared, "yet we've been able to carry on bet- ter than any of us expected." With one of the biggest at-, tendances of the local system's history, about 14,000 white and negro students attended the high and grammar schools in Rapides parish. Many of the students were of army families and civilian defense workers who have sent the population to a skyrocketing prewar high figure of more than 150,000 inhabitants with about 80,000 of these persons living in the immediate Alexandria area alone. Lura's Dress Shop Will Open Here About June 15 Announcement of the opening on cr before June 15 of a hew and exclusive business for Alexandria was made here today. The new business will be the Lura's Dress Shop in the Don Theater building, 712 Bolton avenue, which will cater to ladies', children's and infants' wear. The shop will be operated by Mrs.

Lura Fardeecey. Scout Executive Board Meets Thursday The executive board of the At-takapas Council, Boy Scouts of America, will hold a meeting Thursday evening, May 27, in Hotel Bentley. The session will be called to order promptly at 8 o'clock. Council President R. McDaniel urges all members to attend as the budget for the coming fiscal year will be presented for ap-: proval by the finance committee.

Likewise plans for the area wide finance campaign will be discussed. Reports and discussions of plans by tie various committees will bp heard at this time. LAWRENCE ODDO FUNERAL The funeral procession of Lawrence Oddo left the Kramer Funeral Home at 9:15 a. todav. Tuesday.

May 25, and proceeded to the St, Francis Xavier Cathedral, where service? were conducted by Rev. Father Louis P. Senesac, and thence tc Greenwood cemetery, where servces were held by Rev. Father F. J.

Plulz. The funeral was under the direction of Kramer's. Pallbearers were Frank and Tony Shelfo, Joseph Augichiorlo, J. S. George.

Marino Delaney, Domimck Gunso. DEATHS STOKES Milton Kilpatrick Stokes, age 67 years, of Bunkie, died at the farrnlv residence Sunday, May 23, 1943 at 7:30 a. m. Funeral services were held in. Bunkie Monday at 2 p.

m. with the Revs. Harris and Townsend officiating. Burial was made In the Bunkie Pythian remeterv under the direction of the First National Funeral Home. Pallbearers were: Travel Franks.

Lee Stokes. George C. Stokes, Marshall Neil. George Wartelie and Jack Scha-del. Mr.

Stokes is survived bv his wife, Mrs. Ophelia Stokes; one son, William Stokes of the U. S. army; four daughter, Mrs. Herman Zimmcr, Leesville; Mrs Vance Harrison, Monroe; Misst-s Helen and Edna Stokes of B'itoo Roure rthxee bro'hei W.

Aithm Lee, and G. Clifton Stokes, four i I PAY HOUSEHOLD BILLS BY CHECK Keep your records orderly. Know where your money goes. Have an accurate record and a legal receipt for each transaction. How? Pay by check.

We invite you to start your new checking account at this bank today. WANTED Colored Maid Also General Cleaner RAPIDES HOTEL S-25-3trttl WANTED Stove and furniture repair I man. one who can drive truck. Good I steady )nh for right party. Unless you i ran qualify, don't apply.

Stevenson Trading Company, 1203 Washington street. 5-25-3tdtl WANTED I COLORED PORTER Full Time Job Good Pay W. T. GRANT CO. Third and Murray Streets 5-25-tfdtl FOR SALEBahv baslnette, like new.

Call 155-M, Ucompte. S-25-2tdtl LOST Lady's spectarlea, pink-rimmed. Thursday. Finder please call S22fi. 5-25-2tdtl WANTED Competent servant.

Must have references. Mrs A. H. Petrie, 2504 Jackson. 5-25-3tdtl FOR SALE 1940 Ford fordor sedan; color, maronn: good mechanical condition; radio.

Price $750 cash. Phone 9fi02. 5-2S-2tdtl WANTED Furnished apartment or house by officer and wife; no children; have aulnmohile. Phone Bentley hotel, room 2fi5. 5-25-2tdtl WANTED Young lady for office assistant.

Permanent position with established organization. Answer giving experi ence, references, to "Of- i fice Assistant, care Town Talk. 5-25-3tdtl WANTED .32 or pistol fwilh cartridges i. Thone mi. FOR RENT Large store building, centrally located.

Applv 709 Main street, Pine'vlDe. Thone 6072. 5-2S-3tdtl LAUNDRY INSURANCE Stamp your clothes with a rubber stamp made by Joseph Mo- ros, 515 Johnston street. Dial 13781. 5-25-4rdtl WANTED Vanity and chest of drawers.

or bedroom suite. Phone 4779. 5-25-1 td WANTED Stove repairing relining. ice hnx repairing. Call 2-2R4B.

190.1 Lee. Save $. 5-2S-4MU WANTED TO LIST Your property for sale. I have customers' in Alexandria and Pineville who want homes whom I am not able to satisfy. I would appreciate your listings.

H. B. HALL Phone 3781 or 6144 5-2MM sisters, Mrs. Mary Bailey, Miss Elizabeth Stokes, Mrs. H.

K. Johnston and Mis. Jim McNatb. JOFFRIOV-Mrs. Thelma Cail-Irteau Joffrion died at the family residence in Shreveport at 12:30 a.

m. today, Tueseday. The remains will arrive here tonight and funeral services will be conducted at 1he St. Francis Xavier Cathedral Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial will be made in the Greenwood cemetery, Pine- ville, under the direction of Hix-son Brothers funeral home.

Mrs, Joffrion is survived by one son, Zack Hale, Winn-field; one daughter, Miss Gloria Jean Hale, Baton Rouge; her father, W. C'ailleteau, Marksville; three brothers. Leo J. and Major D. W.

Cailleteau, Alexandria; Robert Cailleteau, Shreveport; three sisters, Mrs. J. A. Myers, i Alexandria; Mrs. Odile Boud-reaux, Bston Rouge; Mrs.

T. S. Dowty, Natchitoches. RYDKR Billie Ryder, 5-month-; old son ot Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Ryder of Buckeye, died at 7:10 p. m. Monday, May 24, 1943, in a local hospital.

Funeral services were conducted today, Tuesday, i at Faul' cemetery, under 1he di- reetion of Hixson Bros, funeral home. He is survhed hy four brothers, Carrol. Joe. James, Ker-' mit, and Mitchell Ryder: two sis ters. Evctee and Mae Ryder, all of Buckeve.

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