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Evening star., 1940-01-28

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Evening star., 1940-01-28
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

Patent" he broke in impatlently.
You're not in mediaeval country.
''Podden?" she said majestically.
Il do it myself, pliz, until teach it
perfect to young women, also in white
clothes, and honest - proofed, so
they don't tell it out to cheap shops
like Melanie. And express service
everywhere and such big business
can throw away my beauty shop,
leave like waste in the basket. Then |
open a new shop makes Melanle's
look cheap
Here here -" he said and laughed
small dry laugh. mo jealousles.
please"
Amt that" Madame Rubin said
gravely. Il don't demean myself to be
jalous of Nlelanle. please, Mr. Whit
taker But" - she rose and began to
put on her gloves - explain only
that what Mrs Whitaker has is no
good to me, thenks the same, Keep
II, l says TO the goOd heart
How much would help you?"
And | said to him. Madame
Rubin told her awe-striCken husband
in the kitchen that night, Il said. not
KNOWN how is my rent money comm
this month, God forgive me, SAID
hundred thousand dollars!'
MIR. Rubin looked up at her. his
jaw open. Maya" he whispered.
What does he say?"
Madame Rubin had reserved her
biggest moment. She looked at the
gentle, admirng little man who adored
her. and said trlumphantly, He says
to me, A hundred thousand amt
enough. It'll take five hundred thou
sand. Sit dahn Now we can talk
abaht it.
MIR. Whitaker to his own amaze
ment. had entered upon the most
successful venture of his banking
career. Railroads for South America.
oil fields in Persia, steel plants for
Russia - in such large things had he
dealt. He would have laughed his dry
laughter had anyone told him that
now he would engage himself in any
thing so absurd as face cream for
women The truth was, of course, that
face cream had nothing to do with it.
He had two factors for success. he
told himself with wry enjoyment, the
stability of woman's $ eternal folly and
Madame Rubin. She believed com
pletely in her own cream. he dis
covered. In the queer camaraderie
that resulted from his business inter
views with her. he demanded one day
some proof of the magic qualities of
the Goldmlne
why not try it on me:" he de-
manded Now. if it could do some
thing with my hide -"
To his horror. Madame Rubin took
Evening star., 1940-01-28

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Evening star., 1940-01-28

made neat stack out of the
twisted doughnuts and cut
slice out of a coconut -cuStard pie
when in bustS about d dozen
boys and girls just through with
seein' Central High win a basket
ball game.
Hi. Pop?" says one of the
boys. He's a bright-eyed little
dickens and so full of animal
spirits you couldn't have slowed
him down with a steam roller.
How about little chopped
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

Helen and Mildred Stewart vino
have been visiting IN the Cirlof
home for several weeks
10
Mr.. r. r. Spencer. Mrs ID H.
MeC0Iium and Mrs c. L Turner
spent the day. Saturday. In Mobile
%
Mrs. II b Diversified left Mcnday
70 vnit for \ few days Mr, and Mrs.
T y. Nixon In Baton Rouge. La
%
Mr. and Mrx. r. z Slater Of EoiA.
La. arrived Tuesday 70 ytEft Mrs,
E11ie Howell and Mrs Eugene
Wood
Mr. and Mr1 W NJ Sullivan left
Saturday 20 return 70 their home b
Benton. Miss after = several days
visit IN the homes Of Mr.. and MIRA.
II. b Overstreet and HRS. Malya
jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs n G Herring Of
Epringhili. La. announce the birth
u . On ANE4H8Ns G8p@D~
Der TO- MFR Herring Is the son Of
Mr. L. b Herring Of this city.
-
NJ. and Mrs. NJ Herrtn Of Brad
entown. Pa, were guests for q few
hours Monday In the home Of AIRS.
T. T. Spencer.
Mrs John Beal ard two children,
Betty and John. returned to their
home ia Greenwood. Miss. Eatur-
day. after pleasant visit here Ia ths
home u Mr, and AIRS. II. 3. Over
street.
o.
Mrs r ID. Wood. enroute 20 hes
home IN Mobile from Biloxi. spent 4
fev days this week here Visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Armisfeac
and their little daughter, joyce
moved last week TO their new home
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
Progressive Club
Met September ID
With Fine Program


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mtas Marguerite Fagaard wAa en-
xffalnxa wish q ksFfhdes party 81
her home. Saturday sssEslnK
Refreshments Of mixed cAkes ard
punch Nere served 70 hboaf -
guezla after the outdoor games
uefe uIay<1
FriergA defmSzd. ulsnlua her q
happy birthday on her fourteenth
anniversary and many more 10 f0i-
LoN
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SEYMOUR PosTEL
Has BIRTHDAY Party

Mrs - FOHtEl entertained la
honor o. her ehaent on. Hsvmnuf.
on Wednesday ~afteFnozsn. aepsem-
Der |, with q birthday party ceie.
hfatlng seympurk eighth hlrth0AY
Numerous games ana e0ninats
Nefe enjoyed on tie man ~ the
home.
After the games the guests weff
invited into tha diningrnosn where
they wefe served refreshments.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

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he4 1AfenaA MF kna MfM a
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aTaanlfnnuaa aa Rnee "a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
nIrRoAnTr nRIpnE cLUn

Mrs. Leon Neasnu euaeFt&ned thF
Imurumpfu Briggs cub It her h0gnt
or Thursday afternoon.
Afs A j Frnnkiln received the
high score prize
After the games refreshments 81
lemon pie and coffee we're served
Cold drinks wefe entuged during
TIE games.
Those who euioyed The afternoon
tuwether we're MesdAnnea, A q
rrankIif. r. L. neIAst1met. A. l.
Monroe. Thomas Coalpnn. q l.
Bond. " q Broelne. CHafIes Armi4-
tesd. End w n Nslann r.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

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usnnn Aafa arsa NAe rksNRmszea
maa& sasasaMy II nxmeA &na
sasea Nass hAkAAEw
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uAs t4 Eaest ag Mrs. G = &eex
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xsxs Nsuea as.a SEA atsn-
~. ~ wsat rAhm meA1A Eintt&a
naVs se&afannt - nsea haae afaeH
& xlsss assN m41A Mr. $50 MIS- G.
n Kssay ~ HAST @szA Ine FNgwnne
are tosnssf fxM4szss. q F~akTAFoA
atsa ssssF mAnf fgtenas eefe SID "
80 nesA again
Msa A N p4nmAs & Nsw or
eaHx 4 l3e NssrxA 81 Mrs. - A
MYnswuEfh and dnaakAtHx AngsN 81
snEsf besne nn BsmA naulsFard
~ Ana Msn G . menastsAnon
Aaa as shflf dlngsT eAsesa 81 Tues
a. Mn r p FeFnaa auA mn
sssasss. ana NJ sna Mfa G. y
Ksns
~. aHA MFM FsMna fapea ard
dau1hies Shirley Ana 81 uaiyrs.
tun TexA& watn hAex been vi4itane
IN Nem xurk cts. sfafaNd en- uisGF
resasn % spend . whsie FtxitiEAS
Mr. LnFxs father. i L. tAnfon. ard
either relatives ~ rnnenuaia Mrs.
Lofss4 eth - Fememkesea here as
rselnsa Lnton.
Mr. ard NGFx Zoe Davenport ard
dssehtNf. clara a. fNFt ulhmon.
hslas. visited Ia tas hanae ~ Mr.
ard Mr. 10 McConifi aua Nj and
MFs John O ofaal Sunday and
Mondaf
NFH NJ "a. HtaFkaeAlhHEs AZ
chaflesiun. Boush Carolina. wtM nf.
rive Sunday ~ visit relatives for an
tndeflnste stay
nersraxn sumfnernsil, nf Mobils
Joined hia family. N1u have been
visiting Ia the home e MF8 SUM
mereelln pafentx. Mf ana Mrs r
L Mcleod SUNDAY. rxtan7ainx TIE
next dag TO their hnans Ia Mobile
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
Joy Theatre Showing
Advanced Half Hour
Beginning Sept. 23rd

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te<las lhAs he9tuftas AzaneEe. H8pN
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8taHinzz snuta - aaeaIsess& half
al hour Thx lhaaAss zsfi as@n ~
dp1fs II Z - n lss efenlnk insseNd
Of % eArinck Tha IIfs1 Akauu xtn
start II 7 % 0'cinxa laaznaa Is : ~
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
KREoLE NEWS
nHas Kama HAAnAIA


Afim ~ksafsnrss white left Tusa
dmy 70 enter training 81 tie C8tY
Mmpstai to MnAiis Sc ~ . xfsas
aats q MsNa ptant EIlaA MlHeot e
use term ipz9-9e fleF many fEielras
wash her much sanxsss II hsf nee
cagesF.
Mary pa0nsln frpsn mreniN atanma-
- tie study r0sasss aksNm - KN&E
49, Point nApissA CauFsA. afFer&-
81 b r G. Williams.
~
M and Mrs v = rAefra and
MinN Kalhrine piefee isft We6nee.
aAy far Galveston. Tsxas. whsfe
rhev viii make tnEsr iioznf thsz
Nkntff.
HuFuham Lynd Il nag nartuF.
pa visited fffeT1az nna relatives
heFe > few days In1f week Ms isff
Saturday fug apflnetssiL La Cam
Cen. Ark and other puiDia hNfofe
returning hoazse.
Mr.. Louis T1Hrsa Waited hsf
mother. MFk Esadis Harris. IN Mnhlis,
Thursday.
AEra J q. Dunn ard Dzuwaed
Dunn we're business Walters in No.
Die. Friday.
NJ ard Asfa. na1a azasff apsnt
ute eaaA-u ans las wesA IL wade
4
~ aald Mru Martin poaey. Mfu
r II Lander. MT1 c1laFasa Cnrizt-
In. and Chmriea u wsFa buxlnnns
visitors - Mohile. Wednesday
-
Afa Leonard Hl1kaf. Mfa Afb&r.
u Hoslse. and Mrs nukaln FaeemFd
weFs business visitors IL M1Aaie
Wednesday.
Mrs. Doris Dxss Of Mnhiir. visited
hsT masher. Mrs Lama stuart.
Sunday Afternoon
d.
nes and Mrs Van WIndnnm and
habTs jimmie Dale. Ell wednesday
fuE ksM Orleans. where khsg VII
naake uasir hoEne. Ree ard Mrs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
nIRTHnAY PARTY

Mra. Spencer Beehe enterta1nec
on Tuesday afternoon. September
10. n honor 81 her eldest son. Dick
la. who celebrated his fifth birth
day, at their hcnns on Bellevue
street.
A number Of very enjoyable
games xere played after which The
guests we're invited into the dining
room which WA most attractiyely
decorated. The table was lovely ~
It's decorations Of pink. green and
white. Delicious ice cream. cake and
candies were served. Those present
we're Ann Lord Of Pnacagoula. Edre
Laura Emm and Patricia Mays
Eric Beardsiee, Frederick Beebe
Joe and william Scl7auh. Dan Hall,
Walter Beasley Hull. Merritt Beebe.
Dfekie Allen. Jimmy and David
Rtefson OF PascaeouIa. Also pres
ent Mesdames. EmmlGt Hull. r. Z
Davis, Bill 6chauh. Claude Becbe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Mrx Harry westbreok and daugh-
ter. Betty. Of jackson. Miss spent
the week end visiting Mrs Laura
Mays
D.
Mrs. John Cirlot. Miss Elsie Bran
non. Mr.. Downer Stewart. John and
Rupert Ctriot spent Sunday tn
jackson. Miss visiting relatives
They were accompanied BY Emma
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Mfa Edwin MasH entertained th=
Weekly Bridge Club 81 tire City
Park On rnsrmxnala Hemah on Tues
das Afternoon, September 10
Mr. z II Fields ~fneeiensa the high
Hnsse prize and Mrs ] vettKf the
cut pTise
sandwiches and cold drinks wprn
erFnd-
Thoae who cntuYea DE afternoon
taeeElaeF werH Masdasnea n a.
Fields. Alton Tnomson. Etnznltf Hull.
CLAUDIA ard BFDnnes neeIpe. mnlEal
Davis and T. vettst.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Mr. aMaA WaMr@ hRz rsszensA ~
Esfx hsm4s IN ANsfaeaw Msm
af4es pAeAsaEi stN1 s@wn& hsrw ~
fFkEFa1A
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

AT Reews4 EeY q ram<aan nxt
y = = xntegiaR aas eaenzAua beFx
usth ha sarxam IN sd M n g.
E1sy
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

ar Gerry Mrfnnt e manNHe
Asm msn1 afssfaa carr nza mxf4
81 ~ aeusus M ~ Mw Mrs
saN Mktnasa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

81 Go eernxs N& WekN ss8 Mw
IA aeefek NAsFp fnks uN ~ eaA1
be Fecesee thtsr frMma
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

nes ard Mrs Van WIn6nnm and
habTs jimmie Dale. Ell wednesday
fuE ksw Orleans. where khsy VII
naake uzsir hoHae Rex and Mrs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Aex ard MN& ~ T. MAtun sn-
t<FxaEnHd a. Gtursef eaEek& Mntaay
HMa nna Mra WIN coansEF and
san nsa e waahlux4oa - c. ana
rkkeaemasA. AIRS nanAia patts ~
k2Fstte Mis- ard Mrs. oeo
MnNEn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Mrs Doris D1sx Of Mnhllr. vsnstsd
heT mother. Mrx LaWa stuart.
Sunday afternoon
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Jasae W Thnrnrseun Attended uas
fesI uoxaTs car display 81 TIE
Roosevelt Hotel IN New pslrAn&
Ttesday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Many paoe1R frnm EFeuie atAnnas
e TIE study c0slsss ezsNm - Ka1z
Nsas Fusni naplsst ChaFxh. direct.
81 By 4 G. Williams.
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fEsrtA1k
Nj Resxzt KssY q rNmpaan nMt
- - : ensagiaR lsls 2aenzAsa hesx
Nth hh garxst& N Azzs M y G.
Ezsy
Rex assa Mr& n l. wAttnn un-
t<FxaEnHa ~ GenrNf esEata Mnsaay
HeaA nna Mra Wm CoanssE Au1
san. Hsa e WaahluEsoa - c. ana
ENNARaaiAs Mrs. nsnnsa pat1H ~
N4Fstta Miss ard Mrs. oeo
nuNxn
Hrs c n RAdrrWay uf Skcknoas
Ais i : eesst in ne huEne Il Mr.
ezzA MFa q r wood
~o
Mn neiano nranstAs q WASH
lrzzton u c. arrives last urek fw
> vsssk in TIE h0Ene q heK pnsentA
Mr. and MrN r q Spann
-o
Mf are AIRS soan chanhsFs 81
czsseAeH gho are Eaessa 81 Mira
Cnambefx' pafSnaa Mr. and Nh
" T. FttEnsF. were dlnnss guests q
Ree knd Nrx John nexnn. ia
ocean Springs YESTERDAY
80
Jnsse W Tnnrnrnan attended tne
1871 Doxarx car display 81 TIE
Roosevelt Hotel IN New pflnAna
Tuesday
Mr1 r n West and Mrs A n.
OFegoFv returned Friday fro4n .
sev days visit b relatives IA has
spinex Al4. Mary West whc had
bren SPENDING nrveral aayH m nav
Springs, AccompAnted nef mother
horne
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MI and Mu Charles nraft ana
little sen Of OaifpoFt spent the dny.
Frt1at. waiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Gregory wood and
tuo sons Gene ana Larry spent ths
day. Sunday. In Mohils
D.
Mr.. william Alexander returned
SUNDAY q Matches after . few days
visit In The home o. his parents
Mr.. and Mrz. w - Alexander
MrS Alexander and their two
children remained for . longer visit
-
Mrs John Chambers Of Chicago.
Is enjoying q visit to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y FiGzne9.
3d.
Mlss vsrganlA Roberts Iii Frsday
for Quincy. Pa where she viii b.
. member Of the faculty Of Quincy
school
Ar. and MrM A ". Head and
Bohbls spent the week end m the
home Of Mr. r. l. Head and Afias
Adah Head.
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Mf ARD Mrs John chAznhefs of
CzsseseN EMO are Easssa 81 Mira
cnnmnesx' paFSnsa Mr. ard Nh
r. l. FstEnsE. wsrx dinfss guests q
Ree sDd MrS John Hexan. Ia
ocean sExine yesterday
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Afa Leonard Hltkaf. Mf4 Aiher.
u Hoslse. and Mrs Bufdi4 PaeenFa
waFe business visitors IN MaAAk
Wednesday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

HRS c n RAarrWay ~ Skekmo4s
Mis- i : easss IN ne hasnss Il Mr.
A1A Mn "a r. Wooa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

NJ and MFK Y = FAefra ana
MiN Kakhriue pieFne lefl We6nee~
aay far Galveston. TEXAS. whsFu
uhET viii make thFsf honaa thAA
winter.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Mr1 r n West and Mrs A n.
Gregory retarned Friday fru9n .
sev days visit b relatives IN has
HpTtnex Miss. Mary West who had
beer SPENDING nrveral aayn m nav
Springs. accompanied her mother
hane
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

NJ ard NfN Hala azasft esanl
ne pssk-end las wesk n wade
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Mrs uxiano nraNstaf e. wash-
lrzston q G. arrived iast wTsk fw
> xlslk n nae h0Ene Il hex pnsenta
Mr. and MrM r q Hpann
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

MF and Mu Martin poaey. Mira
= II Lander. M11 cElaFas4 ChrlzG-
iAn. and Charles ~ usfe bu1lnaaa
ssslsofs IL Mohile. Wednesday
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

AEra J q. Dunn ard Dzuwaed
Dunn wefe business flzlsagH in NO.
hiie. Friday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Mrs. r ID. wood. enroute 20 her
home IN Mobile from Biloxi. spent q
few days this week here Visiting
relatives.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Armisfead
and their little daughter, joyce.
moved last week 70 their new home
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Mfa. Louis Tn4rea Waited hef
mother, MFx fsadis Harris. IN Mnhlia,
Thursday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

NJ. and Mn Charles nrsft ana
little sen Of Oaifpurt spent the dny
Frt1af. Wasting relatives here.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Btfsraxn 9nmmeFNeii. uf Mobile
Joined his family. Nhu have been
visiting III the hasz1s q kff4 sum.
n~aeFeella pafenta Mr. AM Mrs r
l. Mcleod SUNDAY. returning uhs
Fsexf dag to their hnszs Ia Mobile.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Sra Ne a. HtsskwnAahsFs AZ
cnarlesl1n South Carolina. wtM &C..
rive Sunday 10 visit relatives for sn
Indefinite stay
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs Gregory weed and
two sons Gene nnd EaFFy spent the
dAy. sunday. In Motsis
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20

Mr ard Mfk JW rsaszupn1t and
nsaxhief. Clara q fxTt Gibson
hs1ax. visited Ia tas hanae ~ Mr.
ard Mrs 80 McCofsii ana NJ and
kss John O ofaEat. Eundar ard
Mundny
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-07-19
MD. DEMOCRATS
HONOR ". P. LANE
Unanimous Choice Of Del
egates For National
Committee Post

With the election of William P
Lane, this city, as Democratic Ma
.ional Committeeman and Mrs.
Marie C0lgan, Baltimore, wife OF
former State Senator Edward ]
COlgan, Jr., as National Committee
woman, Maryland will be we'll rep
resented during the next four years
Both Lane and Mrs. COlgan are and
have been for many years, active
in the affairs of the Democratic
Party of the State, and in the opin
ion of veteran politicians, they
know their way around"
Selection of Lane as National
Committeeman was fOregOne con
clusiOn some weeks ago when
Mayor Howard w. Jackson placed
his stamp of approval on the local
candidate. Shortly after Jackson's
announcement, reports were circu-
lated that the General would meet
opposition when his name was pro
posed but this failed to materialize
and he was elected unanimously
by the Maryland delegation.
Mrs. Colgan has long been active
in Maryland politics, especially in
the United Democratic WOmen's
Clubs of Maryland. She is chair
man of the Resolution Committee
and previously for a number OF
years was the corresponding sec
rotary. Like General Lane she
has personality and possesses g
keen political mind.
Maryland delegates and visitors
to the National Convention this
week gave testimonial reception
to Mrs. Colgan and Mr. Lane a
the Palmer House in Chicago.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-07-19
BUILDING PERMITS
BRISK PAST WEEK
Valuation Over $4,000
For DWELLINGS and
Warehouse Issued

Building permits aggregating
S18,380 in value, were issued the
past week at the office of Building
Inspector Smith, at City Hall. The
permits, which include three
dwellings and two business build
ings, are as follows:
r. NJ. Osborn, two-st0ry. two-fam-
lily frame building, 1920 Magnolia
avenue; Roy Saum and R. Karl
Shank, twO-stOry, tW0-family brick
dwelling, Garlinger avenue; Aaron
H. Davidson, brick and tile, one
story dwelling. Hamilton BOule-
ward and Country Club Road Rob
ert Stevenson, to raise one story
frame dwelling to two stories in
the rear, 1920 West North ST.;
Home Builders Savings and Loan
ASSN front porch 1881 Spruce St.,
and John Wishard, two-stOry frame
warehouse, $50 Pennsylvania ave
nue..
The Continental Oil Co., was
granted a permit to erect a CORFU
gated iron storage building, for III
bricating oil and greases, at Viii
son boulevard and Kuhn avenue
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-07-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
AT PEN MAR, WEDNESDAY

st. Pauls U. B. Sunday School,
with Shiloh (Fiddlersburg) and
Chewsville Sunday schools cooper
ating, will be held at Pen Mar
Park, Wednesday, July "a. The
train will leave the Washington
Street Station of the Western
Maryland Railway at $50 A. M;
returning will leave the park at
1880 P. M. The following were the
various committees: General, st.
Pauls U. B., George F. Bell; Shi
loh, Clyde Itneyer and Chewsville,
Fred Baker; baskets, Fiske Elgin,
Tyson Waltz and M B. Keener;
publicity and ticket sales, Clarence
Harbaugh; noise makers and all
amusement tickets, Miss HERNIA
Biershing, Miss Blanche Lengle;
games, Howard Johnson, Charles
Barber, Mrs. John Kreps, George
Williams, Miss Edna Middlekauff
and Miss Blanche Lengle and
Scouts, Howard Johnson. The
special train will stop at Potomac
Avenue, Security, Chewsville and
Smithsburg.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-07-19

The situation, brother, is very
very confusing.