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LVIII No 1 Return Postage Guaranteed FRIDAY, AUGUST 2ist, 1939 :Madison, Florida PRICE tOe Yearly Subscription $3.75 ; Delayed Renewals $4.00

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LEE NEWS NOTESE Jaycees Confer NOTICEThe HOSPITAL NEWS\ Funeral forCleveland OAK HILL NEWSMr



Pickels of Madison Jaycees, who attendedthe following 1958 tangible prop Admitted: E B Floyd, Sandra WilsonFuneral I E Reaves and Miss Mabel

N F A. Wallace Florida Jaycees Summer Con- erty taxes are unpaid and are draw- Brock, ClydeValker, Harvey Col- Reaves were called to Alton Va
services for T Cleveland
Great Lakes, Illinois, has completed ing interest of one per cent per vin Jr, Bob Adams. Mrs Dorothy Thursday by the death of their
ference
at Fort Pierce August 13-
: twelve weeks of Enjdnemen month since April, 1959. If not Wheeler Teddy Sauls, Mrs Edna Wilson a native of Madison County brother Mr Lafayette Reaves.. Mr

A school USN and arrived Sun- 16 were Hybert Hendry, Joe Stafford -I paid together with interest and Hendry Marvin Bass, Mrs Norma who died in Clearwater Wednesday, Reaves fell and broke his hip re

day morning on a twelve day and Ben Davis. The confer- cost of advertising by August 31, Thompson, Mrs Nellie Noble, Miss were held Saturday at the Moss He 80 old.
cently. was years They
leave: for aisit with his mother, ence is held each summer for the 1359! tangible property of taxpayer Charlene Peters; H E Townsend, Funeral Home at Clearwater, and i R
Mrs L
Mrs R J Pickels and sister, Miss purpose of planning the programsand will be subject to issue of Mrs Anne Tudor, Howard Tate. burial was in the Clearwater Ceme- i I were accompanied by
Crafton and Mr Jim Reaves.
Jean Pickels. He will also visit Mr budgets for all of the State warrants directing levy upon and Discharges: Joe Jones, Louise I tery. lIe was the brother of E B

and children Committees. These committees em- seizure of, for unpaid taxes. Long, K B Craig:, Jean Kelley, and John Wilson Madison.. Mrs Lilla Crafton is spendingsome
and Mrs Ed Smith, III
PAT MILUNOR Collector time with her in
Tax Teddyy Sauls, Sandra Brock. Mrs daughter
brace large of subjects I
a variety ,
Dorman Other survivors are his wife
and Mr and Mrs PERSONAL'PROPERTY
I 1958 Peggy Stewart and baby, Joe Wil- Valdosta.
which vital .
Pickles and children. When he I are to every community.The TAXES liams, Clyde Walker, Mrs Dorothy one daughter Mrs E'erettVitcox, Rev and lIrsV L Wynn have

completes his visit here he will go planning groups formulated Tebo Bass ...............__....... lA $ 7.26E Wheeler, Rev James T Barber, Mrs I and three grandchildren all of returned from a two weeks tripto

to New London. Conn for sub- over 50 state and national pro- W Bush .................... 1A 19.97 Pearl Willis, Harvey Colvin, John Clearwater; and two other brothers and DC.
Maryland Washington
marine school. Wallace says he jects, which will be offered to James T Barfield ........ lA 6.53 I Wayne Burnett, R E Adams, H E Claude Wilson and Lawrence Wilson -
time.
likes the Navy fine. local clubs to help their communi- James Bolden ................ 1A 3.63 Townsend, Marvin P Bass. both of Houston Texas. They reported a nice

C & I Furniture Co. .... lA 90.75 COLORED PATIENTS Mr and Mrs E Wilson and Mr Mr Talmage Bland went to Jack-

Mr and Mrs Marcus Cherry and ties.At the President's luncheon, O B Evans .................... 1A 1452 Admitted: Betty Jo Bryon. Ment and Mrs John Wilson of Madison sonville Monday for a checkup.Mr .

children Allen and Douglas and Florida's Attorney General Richard John Evans ..._............._. 1A 16.34 Davis, J B Brinson and Geneva Bob Bass is in a Tallahassee
% Mr and Mrs Burnett of
George
Mr J BVhitty returned home Ervin He James Foster ................ lA 7.26J Martin. hospital and was scheduled for an
was speaker. spokeon
guest
Sunday afternoon from a \isit with I J Farnell .................... 1A 1452 Dismissed: Nellie Mae Davis Cherry Lake and Mr and Mrs operation Aug 17.
the need for
more young men
Mr and Mrs Thomas C Gamble Emory Gibson ............_... 1A 19.97D Jessie MaeCrews and baby Rudolph Bryan Wilson of Jacksonville went I II
in I
and two children of Orlando, Mr I government and pointed out S Gay ..._...._............. lA 14.52 Warren, Betty Jo Bryon J B Brin- to Clearwater to attend the funeral. MADISON SCHOOLREGISTRATION
that one of the problems of government I Albert C Gentry .. 1A 21.78 on.
Auburndale "" "" "" ''''
,
and Mr S Newbern in
was the many "unemployed"persons Isaac Hampton "'._''..m.... 1A 18.15 ,
M> and Mrs Walter Bishop and
still on the payroll. Major Hamilton 1A 4.36
"""'''' Bridesmaids Luncheon
,'n rir:>n in St Cloud and Mr and The 561 Jaycees who attended the John Hall .................... 1A 4.35 J Willis The Madison Elementary School

M Ctrl Turlington and children Conference heard one of the most Ernest Houston ""m..... 1A 7.99 Henry i has set Monday August 24, as

u G iine-;ville.Mr I stirring speeches in a long time Mancy Lee Herring Jr lA 2.18 Miss Catherine Smith and Miss I registration day for all students

> Mary Keelen of Brooksville given by Mr Gibbs Adams, Public Ivey's Feed Store ."'"'' lA 39.93 Dies In JacksonvilleHenry Elizabeth Smith were hostess at I who will be new to our school this

bd, btn the guest of Mrs Maud Relations Director, Department of I James Johnson ........m. 1A 3.63John the bridesmaids luncheon Friday year. You are requested to bring

)ISe*.>,inK' for a few days. Commerce and Industry State of Jackson ....mm...... lA 4.36C. complimenting Miss Hazel Young your child in between the hoursof

Louisiana. His topic at the Saturday W. Jarvis, et al ........ lA 14.52 J Willis, age 54, a nativeof whose marriage to Perry Lamar 9:00 and 3:00 so that our
Mr and Mrs E Whitfield of
Turner & Betty Kinsey 1A 36.30 Madison but resdident of Jacksonville Jenkins, of Live Oak, took place registration may be completed.

Jark-omille returned to their home evening banquet was centered on James Lott .................... lA 4.36 for twenty years died in a Sunday August 16. High School students who are

her Friday for a week end stay. community problems and develop Madison Pool Room .... 1A 15.97 hospital there Monday after a brief The luncheon was given at the
Madison for
the
Tht-y were joined by Mr and Mrs ment. He began by pointing out Charlie Moore Jr ........ lA 7.26T illness. Smiths' charming country home entering High

Robert May and children of North that "when it comes to cars, we B Moore _""___".'.""".. 1A 4.36 Survivors include his wife, Mrs north of Madison. Decorations in first time are asked to register

Carolina, Mrs Whitfield returned are not content with last year's Ezell Miller .................... 1A 5.45G Linnie Willis, one daughter. Miss the rooms open to guests were Monday during the same hours.

home with them for a few days' model Yet, we are perfectly con- B Merritt ..._.......-.. 1A 12.71 Jo Rainey and a son, Steve, of summer flowers and greenery. Students from Lee. Pinetta and

: tent to get along with an outdated James Odom _._.....__ 1A 1452 Jacksonville; his mother, Mrs D H Places were laid at the luncheon Cherry Lake have already regis

rMI' Joe Phillips -........._.. 1A 2.18 \Villis, Madison; two sisters, Mrs table for eight guests :nd a three tered. 51-lt-ch
and Mrs Charley Summy ..:,.d town"He. went on to say"Industrytoday
Randell Pryor __ 1A 16.34 M B Coffee of Valdosta, and Miss course menu was served.
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.. hoys af Miami have been is interested in new model Henry Robinson _........... 1A 4.36 Cleo Willis of Madison; and a Mrs W C Smith assisted her t CHARGED WITH DRIVING ON

[ gxi-vr; of Mr and Mrs Fred Carter plant facilities in new model designs Charlie Smith ....__....._.._. 1A 4.36 brother, Linton Willis, of Madison. daughters with hospitalities.Miss I WRONG SIDE OF ROAD

[ and family. and in new model l towns." Doc Smith ..._................... 1A 4.36J Services wereheld at 4 p. m. Young presented her attend- ,

Further, "Every community needsa R Starling Jr ........ 1A 16.34 Wednesday in the Pine Grove ants with strands of pearls, which I

Jacksonrime healthy and expanding economic Will Shaw ...._............._. 1.18.15 Baptist church, the Rev 0 J Steverson they wore with their bridesmaid'sattire. Leonard Hoyt Thurman of Madi-

|v'.'< with her parents Mr and Mrs bas But in order to get the com- Apostle Solomon _..._._..... lA 18.15 of Tallahassee and the RevC son was charged with driving on
Melvin Thomas .... 1A 18.15J B Davis officiating. Interment Guests included besides the the wrong side of the road in eco-
into where it .mm.
munity a position
[F nk Stokes.M .
< C Thomas ......._........ lA 1634 was in Pine Grove cemetery with honore, Miss Young, Miss Dale nection with an automobile acrii -
-- and Mrs A R Humphries will be able to realize this goal George Tompkins ........ lA 19.97 the T J Beggs Jr. Funeral Homein Carpenter, Miss Betty Lou Jenkinsof i dent at 9:15 p.m. Sunday on State

len Monday afternoon for a visit we must get people to pull together Cozy Tompkins .....m_._. 1A 436 charge. Live Oak, Miss Ann Ross of Road 53 near a Cherry Lake in

wun hibrother and family.M I for big things so that they can put Obie Williams ................ 4 3.26 Active pallbearers were Messrs. Panama City, Miss Gail Coffee and tersection.

,'v o L Williamson and mother, their own community house in Maynor Wright Jr .m.... 1A 436 Frank Casey of Jacksonville and Miss Griffin Blalock. Trooper Peavy and Deputy Sheriff

I Mrs M <,"niVehb, of Jackson- order". In conclusion, he urged I Thomas Washington .... lA 18.15D Blalock flames Philip Smith Porter, who investigated the accident -

Ivtue. and Mrs J C Webb of Cherry I every one to work with their, Washington ........ 1A 12.71 Howard Hughey, \VV Shaw. Cole said two vehicles. were involved
._.. 1A 438 Agner, George Hunter and Frank
[.asp were here for a short while school officials and cooperate with General Washington Luncheon for a 1953: Plymouth driven by
I Pope Wilson ._. ........ lA 6.54 Davis of Madison.
with other .m.
rhuj>d*> morning visiting organizations as they come Mr Thurman and a 1953: Oldsmobile -
Louis Ziarko ...-.,...-..-... 1A 7.26
enaand relatives.M up with ideas for community improvement Miss YoungMiss driven by James Edward

and Mrs Leslie Williams and and to pull together to Services For Massey of Cherry Lake. Both cars

I wo children of Plant City cameKatu'da strengthen their community. I were headed north when the
Youth Reviva!
: > for a few days visit II Perhaps you might ask yourselfa ,Baptist Willie E. Hill Hazel Young, popular bride- Plymouth preparatory to making

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