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Chancery Court
Fourth Monday in April
Third Monday in February
Fourth Monday in September
First Monday in October
CLERK OF THE CHANCERY AND CIRCUIT COURTS
ISSAQUENA COUNTY
MARY T. VANDEVENDER
CLERK
MARY Y. DAVIS
DEPUTY
MAYERSVILLE, MISSISSIPPI
December 16, 1964
Hon.John Stennis
United States Senator
Committee on Armed Services
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Stennis:
I very much appreciate your letter of December 12 and
can agree heantily with you that we have many, many,
problems facing us in Mississippi. We here, in the
small county of Issaquena (the smallest county in the
State) are much concerned about the white trash from
the North who have moved in our midst and ltting very
openly with the ne gro boys and men. So many of our
good citizens both colored and white would like to
have them move back to the North 8.lld let us lave in
peace and harmony once again.
If there is anything that you, as one of our great
statesma, can do to help us I would be most greatful.
May I take this opportuni :;~r to wish you a very prosperous
1965 and may God be your help ma the many decisions
which you will have to make in the coming years.
Sincerely your friaad,
~J
0
a
T.Vandevender
Circuit and Chancery Clerk
Issaquena County
Mayersville, Miss.
Fourth Monday in April
Third Monday in February
Fourth Monday in September
First Monday in October
CLERK OF THE CHANCERY AND CIRCUIT COURTS
ISSAQUENA COUNTY
MARY T. VANDEVENDER
CLERK
MARY Y. DAVIS
DEPUTY
MAYERSVILLE, MISSISSIPPI
December 16, 1964
Hon.John Stennis
United States Senator
Committee on Armed Services
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Stennis:
I very much appreciate your letter of December 12 and
can agree heantily with you that we have many, many,
problems facing us in Mississippi. We here, in the
small county of Issaquena (the smallest county in the
State) are much concerned about the white trash from
the North who have moved in our midst and ltting very
openly with the ne gro boys and men. So many of our
good citizens both colored and white would like to
have them move back to the North 8.lld let us lave in
peace and harmony once again.
If there is anything that you, as one of our great
statesma, can do to help us I would be most greatful.
May I take this opportuni :;~r to wish you a very prosperous
1965 and may God be your help ma the many decisions
which you will have to make in the coming years.
Sincerely your friaad,
~J
0
a
T.Vandevender
Circuit and Chancery Clerk
Issaquena County
Mayersville, Miss.
