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The West Carroll Gazette, Thurs tfoV. 22, 1962 Page 9 Answer To Puzzle No. 733 Mrs. llussell, Mrs. Vess tieii-drix, Mrs.

Gladys Sandifer, Mrs. T. C. McGuffie, Mrs. Henry Hendrix, Miss Jessie Pipkin, Mrs.

Mildred Henson, Mrs. Mar-zinia Hendrix, Mrs. Peggy Billings, Mrs. Patricia Copes, Mrs. Leroy Hendrix, Mrs.

Elizabeth Brister, Mrs. Cecil Ratliff, Mrs. J. D. Favors.

Those unable to attend were Mrs. T. T. Copes, Mrs. W.

C. Yeates, Mrs. W. C. Billings, Mrs.

Fred Miller, Mrs. E. A. Thomas, Mrs. Helen Tar- ver, Mrs.

Sallie Browder, Mrs. Fulton Martin, Mrs. Pylant and Mrs. J. C.

Guice. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith attended the funeral of her nephew in Bastrop Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Jarvis McMillian and Mr. and Mrs. T. C.

McGuf- drix, Mrs. Connous Ratliff, Shirley Thomas, Mrs. Helen Tarver, Mrs. V. C.

Yeates, Mrs. Bobby Ratliff, Mrs. W. W. Lee, E.

A. Thomas and Mr. Yeates. Those unable to attend were Mrs. Luther Ratliff, Mrs.

H- D. Osbon, Mrs. C. Babcock, Mrs. B.

Babcock, Mrs. Lenora Ratliff, Mrs. Leroy Hendrix, Mrs. Pink Self, Mrs. Albert Lockard, Mrs.

J. D. Favors, Mrs. W. P.

Pylant, Mrs. L. W. Stutts, Mrs. J.

C. Guice, Mrs. M. J. Brewer, Mrs.

F. E. Brister and Mrs. J. C.

Kemp. Mrs. B. H. Colvin left Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.

Ray Amonett, and family, of (Please turn to peg 10) fie went to Monroe last Monday to attend the funeral of Dalton Dean Davis, who was killed in a car wreck. The W. C. Yeates home was the scene of a bridal shower honoring Charles and Carolyn Copes. The guests arrived at 6:30 p.

m. and the gifts were opened by the honored couple. The hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. W. C.

Yeates, Mrs. Robert Yates and Mrs. Bobby Ratliff. Iced drinks were served to Mrs. T.

T. Copes, Mrs. Gilbert Jones, Mrs. Freddie Copes, Mrs. E.

J. Thomas, Mrs. Bevie Thomas, Mrs. Sam Ezell and Kathryn, Mrs. Edna Davis, Mrs.

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1 1 LLLH. TR1T ser1eoi IsInIeie 59 Wing 60 Asterisk 61 Mistake 63 Distance measure 65 Bite so as to wear away 68 Roman road 70 River of Asia 72 Form of "to be" 73 Bulgarian coin 75 Part of fish 77 Tall crown of upper Egypt 79 Pacific island screw pine 80 Farewell 81 To correct 83 Satisfied 85 Word of affirmation 86 Puzzle 87 Rood DOWN 1 Swimming bird (pi.) 2 Up to the time of 3 Printer's measure 4 Total 5 Cravats 6 Solar disk 7 Mulberry 8 Blow on the head 1 Patron 6 Flower 11 Small tug 14 Boredom 15 Unaccompanied IS Wing 17 French for "and" 18 Flesh 20 Cry of sheep 21 Short sleep 22 Drink slowly 24 Went fast 26 Antlered animal 28 Ardor 30 Obstruction 32 Slumbered 35 Long, loose outer garment 37 Decay 39 South seas canoe 40 Inn 42 Fruit (pi.) 44 Yellow ocher 45 By 46 Chops off 48 Drinks with tongue 50 A direction 51 As it stands (mus.) 53 Carries on person 55 Succulent plant (pi.) 57 Gull-like bird ACROSS TO BE HELD SOON-WATCH FOR DATE. SHOWING OUR LOVELY NEW HOME ON ROSS STREET IN PARK HILL ADDITON IN OAK GROVE. FEATURING: 3 Bedrooms P2 Baths Central Heating Built in Range and Oven Factory Finished Cabinets by Marsh Furniture Co. Quality Construction Throughout 9 Nahoor sheep (PL) 10 Irish poet 11 Trough for fodder (pi.) 12 Wing 13 Faucet 19 Part of a church 23 Portion 25 Challenge 27 High mountain 29 Christmas carol 31 Objectives 33 Balance 34 Stories 36 To flower 38 Malay pewter coin 40 Hurry 41 Animal 42 Religious song 43 Quarrel 47 Edible seed 49 Dross 52 Reaches destination 54 Shore bird 56 Trieste wine measure 58 Word of negation 60 Dispatched 62 Allude to 64 Guides 66 Sign of the zodiac 67 Obnoxious plant 69 Hoarfrost 71 Armed galley of old Northmen 73 Deposit 74 First woman 76 Bird's beak 78 Distant 82 Greek letter 84 Preposition Bearskin Legals than ten dollars, and in default of the payment of the fine be confined in jail for not less than one day, nor more than ten days.

Motion was made by Floyd Weems to adopt this ordinance, was seconded by Charles Hankins, and after being read and discussed section by section and as a whole, and so voted on, upon roll call, James H. Dumas, Charles Hankins, W. O. James and Floyd Weems voted in favor, and none voted Nay. Ed Cannon being absent.

The Mayor declared the ordinance passed and adopted this 7th day of November. 1962. CHARLES E. COX, Mayor MARY KATHERINE THOMPSON, Clerk. 11-22; ltc.

Town Council Proceedings The regular meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town oi Oak Grova was held on November 7, 1962, at 3:00 p. with Board Members present, Charles Hankins, James mas, W. O. James, and Floyd Weems. Ed Cannon being absent.

Charges E. Cox, Mayor, presided. The secretary read the minutes of the prev-ous maetin, which were approved by the Board. The treasurer's report lor the General Fund was $2,648 03. with receipts totaling $1,753.28 expenditures $2,417 25, leaving a cash balance of 06.

The CouncJ authorized the following bills to be paid: Geune al Funl: Abney Motor Wet Carroll Gas James H. Dumas Gulf Distributor, West Carroll Hardware Allred's Gulf Service, Oak Grove Water W. H. Keller Ford Pippens Service Cafe, W. E.

Norsworthy, O. N. Hamilton Phoenix Rubber Missouri Pacific Railroad, West Carroll Health Unit, West Carroll Gazette, Louisiana Power Light American Oil Southern Bell Telephone Gulf Oil La. Gas Service Postmaster, La. Municipal Association, H.

I. Creech Salvage Garage, $8.00. Sewer Fund: Louisiana Power and Light $20.14. Street Fund: Central Culvert American Oil Gulf Oil West Carroll Hardware West Carroll Gas Norred Truck Tractor, Hawkins Machine Works, James H. Dumas Gulf Distributor, Allred's Gulf Service, $5.25.

Cemetiry Fund: American Oil Gulf OU Ruth Hudson, Dumas Gulf Oil Distributor, $1.00. Improvement Fund: Berry Asphalt $375.07. Ordinance No. 349 amending Ordinance No. 332, regulating parking of automobiles and trucks on certain streets in the Town of Oak Grove and fixing the penalty for violating same was introduced by Floyd Weems, asking for its adoption, which was seconded by Charles Hankins, and upon vote it was unanimously adopted by the Board.

This ordinance was entered on page 274 of the Ordinance Book of the Town of Oak Grove as Ordinance No. 349. Ordinance No. 350 regulating the directional flow of traffic of automobiles and trucks on certain alleys and streets to the Town of Oak Grove, and fixing the penalty for violating the same was introduced by Floyd Weems, asking for its adoption, which was seconded by Charles Hankins, and upon vote' was unanimously adopted by the Board. This ordinance vas entered in the Ordinance Book of the Town of Oak Grove as Ordinance No.

350 on page 275. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 3:45 p. CHARLES COX, Mayor MARY KATHERINE THOMPSON, Clerk 11-22; ltc. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED "STATES FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA MONROE DIVISION United States of America Vs. Dewitt L.

Hankins, Civil Action No. 8931. Motion for Judgment of Default were filed in this case October 12, 1962. Signed this Iflth day of October, 196S. Signed: Edward L.

Shaheen, United States Attorney, Western District of Louisiana. 10-23; 8tc. Seventy-three, of 90 per cent of the accidental deaths in Louisiana caused by firearms in 1961, occurred to men and boys, state board of health records show. 1 2.3 4 5 Hjo 7 8 9 10 12 13 nt15 it i7 pis ir mar- pa 55 28 29 30 3) 32 33 34 7T 7T IT 144 5 6 47 HI 48" 49 HI 50 III i 51 52 53 54 II 55 56 li IZZfLB" 62 I63 64 66 67 mM vwTq tTS75 Jt-ft r75 tT-TZ J79 tww 85 fig 8 llll 87 I I I I la I I I REGISTER FOR FREE TURKEYS NOTHING TO BUY. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN Services Gill's Radiator Brake Shop The Best In Radiator Repairs, Brafce and Motor Tune-Ups.

P. A. GILL 500 9th St. Phone 502 Lake Providence, La. Services DO YOU KNOW That You Can Borrow UNTIL AFTER J1UU CHRISTMAS For Only $4.08 See INDEPENDENT FINANCE CO.

Next to Allred's Station 219 Main Oak Grove Phone 428-2432 ATTENTION SPORTSMEN Let us do all your mounting and leather tanning. For good work and reasonable prices, contact Wesley Streeter Taxidermist Rte. 4, Bastrop, Louisiana 6 Miles North on Crossett Road Bicycle repairs, reconditioning. Season's Hobby and Cycle Shop, West Main. Oak Grove, La.

1-18; 6tc. Wrecker Service. Day Phone OA 8-3271. NHht Phone Cf B-3624 or GA 8-3884. Abney Motor and Implement Oak Grove.

to All types of electrical construction and Installation work repairs by contract or job rates. Stewart's Electrical Service. Call GA 8-2852, Oak Grove, day or night. I- 14; tos. Bouse cold and drafty? Free estimate on insulation blown into attics and walls.

Nationally known materials, expertly installed. 36 months to pay. Ideal Insulators. P. O.

Box 121, Monroe, La. Phone FA 3-7164. II- 15; 3tc. For Sale 1953 model Chevrolet V4-ton Pick-Up Truck for sale 1300.00. Original paint; never been wrecked; cattle bed; new mud-grip tirei on baelt tnd new tires on front.

Contact H-D. Salsbury, RFD 1. RayvUle. La. Phone 738-4370 after 0 p.

m- Terrific Bargain on Small Piano. Tor Details Write: P. O. Box 4373, Monroe, Louisiana. 11-22; 12-I.

For Sale 99 acres of land, 89 acres in cultivation. Located approximately four miles southwest of Pioneer. Contact Oakley Donohue, Dial GA 8-2762, Oak Grove, La. 11-8; 3tp. Two residences, each four rooms with bath, near town park in Oak Grove, lor sale.

Interested parties contact Ellis Womack at Womack Implement Co, Oak Grove. 10-19; tos. See us for lowest prices on metal culverts. All sizes. Norred Truck and Tractor Dial Ga 8-3287.

Oak Grove, La. 8-26; tos. Geod health can't be bought. Good hospitalization and surgical insurance can be bought. For Blue Cross hospital, surgical and cancer-polio insurance see Tom Brackett, Dial GA 8-3525.

Oak Grave, after 5 p.m.. and Saturday afternoons and Sundays. 12-17; tos. Buy your new guns, rifles, telescope sights, on our layaway plan now. Ne interest mr carrying charges until October 1.

All types and most brands. Will consider any guns in trade. Your Browning dealer. Oak Grove Music and Appliance Store, Main Street. Dial GA 8-3552, Oak Grove, La 5-17; tos.

1961 Volkswagon, for Priced reasonably; In' excellent 'condition, ierry Harper, Dial gA Oak, prove, to. far Sale Stave building and 1st en halce corner In Forest. Appropriate for store, warehouse, living quarters, to. New roof and reinforcements. The price is right.

For complete information see D. E. Edmonson at Bob's Barber Shop, Oak Grove, La. 10-18; 8tc. DUY now.

ii i twill jLi 11 mm For Sale jUi Console Piano. Brand name with ten year warrantee Including Mr- Mlen- P- Monroe, Louisiana. 11-22; 12-6. See Russell Stroud at Stroud's Super Market, Highway 17 North. Oak Grove, La for wholesale prices on beet pork, fryers, barbecue chickens every day.

H-i5: tos. For Rent Unfurnished apartment, privat. bath, on Horner street. Oak Grove, for Costello. Phone GA 8-2744.

9-6; tos. Unfurnished apartment, located one block from Main street In Oak Grove, cantact M. N. Llpp at The Gazette office. Phone GA 8-3207.

Business Opportunity Man wanted to supply Rawlelgh Products to consumers in West Carroll Parish or Oak Grove. Good time to start. No capital required. Write Rawlelgh, FAK-70-815, Memphis, Tenn. 11-8; 3tp.

Miscellaneous Additions, Roofing. Remodeling, General Repairs, New Homes Built. Fasy Termi No Money Down. For Free Estimate Anywhere call FA 5-8789, or write Dixie Shell Homes. P.

O. Box 2942, Monroe, La. 11-15; tos. If you want to drink. It's your business! If you want to quit.

It's our business: Alcoholics Anonymous, Delhi. Louisiana. Phone WA 6-5189 or TR 8-3683. 4-12; tos. Legala (Continued from page 6) $297.00.

and Chas. V. Irby, by road district four. Marvin Hemphill, by road didstrict five, J. A.

Tullo3, $270.00, and Arthur Huffty, by road district six. J. H. Layton. by drainage maintenance fund, E.

C. Cutright, $190.00, and Leslia Cutright, by general fund, all Police Jury members, G. B. Allen, Mrs. Orah Cameron, Mrs.

Olive Primn. 140.00; W. R. Coenen, Sartis Bassett, $50.00, and Chas. Little.

$425.00. The day coming to a close, the Police Jury adjourned to meet in regular session on the first Monday in December, 1962. H. E. PUILI.EY, President CHAS.

LITTLE, Sec. Treas. Ordinance No. 819 An ordinance amending Ordinance No. 332 regulating the parking of automobiles and trucks on certain streets in the Town of Oak Grove, and fixing the penalty for violating the same.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Oak Grove, State of Louisiana, in regular session convened on November 7, 1962, that addition and amendment be made to Ordinance No. 332 captioned Section 5 to read as follows: "Section 5. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Oak Grove. State of Louisiana, that ail persons, firms and corporations are hereby prohibited from all angle parking of automobiles or trucks pn the west side of Briggs Street between the streets of Marietta and Main; parallel parking for a period not exceeding ten (10) minutes at any one time shall be permitted on the West side of Briggs street between the points aforesaid." Motion was made by Floyd Weems to adopt this ordinance, seconded by Charles Hankins, and after being read and discussed section by section and as a whole, and so voted on, upon roll call James H.

Dumas, Floyd Weems, W. O. James and Charles Hankins voted In favor, none voted Nay. Ed Cannon being absent. The Mayor declared the ordinance passed and adopted this 7th day of November, 1962.

CHARLES E. COX. Mayor MARY KATHERJNE THOMPSON, Clerk 11-22; ltc. Ordinance Na. SS0 An ordinance regulating the flow of traffic of automobiles and trucks on certain streets and alleys in the Town of Oak Grove, and fixing the penalty for violating the same.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Oak Grove, State of Louisiana, in regular session convened on November 7, 1962, that in order to have a safe and un congested flow of traffic on certain streets and alleyways, the following ordinance is hereby enacted. Section 2. That all persons, firms and corporations are hereby prohibited from Easterly travel by motor vehicle from Front Street to Briggs Street via alleyway north, nearest and parallel to Main Street. Section 3.

That said persons, firms and" corporations are likewise prohibited -from: Easterly travel by motor Vehicle frorn Jarspn, Street to Briggs Street "via alleyway souths nearest and parallel' to 'Main Street. Section 4. Travel in, a westerly direction h.aJl pefmitted on the aforementioned sectiens the described alleyways. Section 5- Be it further ordained that any person, firm or corporation who violates the above prohibitions and the above sections, shall, upon conviction in a proper court, be fined not less than one dollar, nor more -m S8 VPS PUZZLE NO. 734 Homes Built On Your Lot or On Lots Available In Park Hill.

MANY PLANS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE. FINANCING ARRANGED BY US. CONSTRUCTION LOWEST COST By Mrs. Gilbert Jones Dial WA 6-5188 Joyce and Judith Ragland spent Wednesday night with Linda Tarver. The Rev.

and Mrs. J. Favors -were supper guests -of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Self Thursday.

A bridal shower was given in the home of Mrs. Gilbert Jones honoring Mr. and Mrs. Albert Russell. Mrs.

Russell is the former Miss Lula Hendrix, of this community. After the guests arrived, the gifts were opened by Mrs. Russell. Then the hostess served cake and punch to Communities (Continued from page 6) Mullanix. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Hammett visited Mr. and Mrs. S. T.

Howell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hammett and family in Monroe last week. Miss Chomella Prine, of Thi-bodeaux, is spending the holi days here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

T. J. Prine. She was accompanied here by Mrs. E.

L. Mclntyre, who had been visiting there. The Green Home Demonstration club met last Thursday with Mrs. Earl McDonald as hostess. A most interesting lesson on pattern alterations was given by Mrs.

Ercie Ruffin and Mrs. Johnnie Zagar. The hostess served chicken salad sandwiches, cookies, potato chips and iced drinks to the 10 ladies present. AYCOCK INCORPORATED MONROE, LA. Modern MS FOR YOUR CAR AT ALLRED'S cook with GULF Permanent Type Popularly Priced fjhf ii icb Ml ivytr LUU.

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215 lb. Shingles $5.75 sq. 15 and 30 lb. Felt roll Brick Siding $3.15 roll PLAIN RAIL WINDOWS EIGHT-LIGHT 8x10 52.95 10x12 $3-29 12x14 3-99 SEE US AND SAVE ON ALL YOUR LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLY NEEDS Builders Supply OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS SATURDAYS Dial GA 8-3259 0ak Grove SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN ACROSS RAILROAD NEW GULF BATTERIES CAN END STARTING PROBLEMS A LIVE MODERN FOR LESCf WITH (jMVA GULF SERVICE Open 24 Hours OAK GROVE Dial GA 8-3512 LOUISIANA.