Scott County Times from Forest, Mississippi • Page 4

AP OFFERS UGLY SCOTT COUNTY TIMES WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1961 CHAMBERS PROUD OF 500 STEADY CUSTOMERS; USES LOW MARK-UP Li Paul Chambers estimates that Hu p) UWJUU kMJ 'OvS au he has at least 500 steady cus UluJ Hi k. JM tomers within a range of 25 miles from Hillsboro "who buy everything they need from us if we happen to have it." And since the Chambers and Son store has practically everything considered a necessity in the home or on the farm, this means the 500 faithful spend most of their income with Paul Chambers. Chambers Have Three Children, 2 Grandchildren Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chambers have three children and two grandchildren.

Son Jerry, now a partner with his father, is married to the former Flo Rivers, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and they have two children, Mark, 2, and Eve Renee, 3 months old. Daughter Patsy, who-like Jerry graduated from Forest. High School, is Mrs. Felix Snipes, of Memphis. Another son, Danny Paul, is 14, and already has begun to help around the store.

libraries in Mississippi. hope that the scholarships will not It is estimated that from 4000 to 6000 people shop at Chambers Storq during the average week 4 Several grocery stores have sprung up since Chambers went into business but all of them have shut has the a. only grocery in Ilillsboro. "Just a little bit cheaper, NABISCO PREMIUM is the way Paul describes his type of merchandising which has been so successful through out the years; Ik) Lfllr uiiz He has built his trade by U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED WHOLE 2 to 3-Lb.

Avg. taking low mark-ups on a vol ume turn-over. "I try to 'save every customer 21c SPECIAL 1-Lb. Pkg. a little money3 on every 'article he buys," said Paul, "I always '11 TO) 1 only be of assistance to students, but will call attention to the opportunities and needs in trie field of librarianship." Offered for the fourth time next year, the Mississippi Library Association scholarship is currently held by Miss Carol Ross Hague of Gulfport, who is attending the graduate school of Library Science at the University of North Carolina.

During the present year, an additional scholarship of $100, was also awarded to Mrs. Mary Riley try to be accommodating Scholarship In i JANE PARKER fc rarNrrmrN Lil Hi Offered Students Hasson, Hattiesburg, for summer study on the graduate level in Library Science. A scholarship for the study of 5-LBS. QTR. PORK LOIN, Sliced, at .59 5-LBS.

BEEF CHUCK ROAST, at .49 1 5-LBS. HEAVY CALF CHUCK STEAKS, at .49 5-LBS. GROUND BEEF, at .49 2.95 2.45 2.45 2.45 A Allgreen, 15-oz. cans ASPARAGUS 3 cans $1.00 Apple Keg, 46-oz cans APPLE JUICE 3 cans $1.00 A 29-oz. cans PEAR HALVES 2 cans 63c MAGNETIC FLASHLIGHTS 69c MAGNETIC BATTERIES, 2's 19c NESTLE'S QUICK 16-oz.

33c White Kitchen BARBECUE SAUCE Qt. 49c Bright Sail LIQUID STARCH V2 Gal. 29c CHERRY or CHOCOLATE 35 DRIVE IN CARTHAGE, MISSISSIPPI Phone 9291 Lbs. Of Meat ForOnIy icn wtrrtz 10.30 VALUE YOU SAVE 9 31! "SUPER-RIGHT" READY-TO-EAT COOKED afTIie nnnnriiQ butt lb- 43c Top of uw CENTER SLICES LB. 7Qr CENTER SlirFQ in to- LI Blueberry or Peach Pie 49c Underwood Dovilec 4'2-Oz.

Can 35c Shank Portion LB. QJJ qJJ Library Science is' feeing, offered by the Mississippi Library Association for the year 1961-62, and applications for it are now being accepted, "according to: an announcement by Miss Maria Person, Gulfport, chairman of the Scholarship Committee. This scholarship, in the a-mount of $300, is awarded annually to a graduate student in Library Science, or to a college senior majoring in Library Science. Applicants must be in regular full time attendance, at accredited colleges or eligible for acceptance in a Library Science program at such a college. Deadline for applications for the coming year is June 1, 1961.

Application blanks and further information can be obtained from Miss Maria Person, Chairman, Mississippi Library Association Scholarship Committee, P. 117, Gulfport, Miss. "These scholarship," says Miss Person, "are offered to encourage the training of since members of the association feel that the lack of qualified-librarians is a serious detriment in the development of "SUPER-RIGHT" PRESTON-McGUIRE Technicolor Piece Rincj on Store i i PLUS Desert Attack Heinz Strained Baby Foods 4y2-6z. Jars 6 for 63c "SUPER-RIGHT" ALL MEA 45c DOUBLE FEATURE Friday and Saturday April 14-15 LB. Heinz Cotchup "DIXIANA" HICKORY SMOKED -i DELSEY TISSUE 4-rollpaclc 49c Ann Page 14-Oz.

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