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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-11

"A ACAAA0
Miss Helen Jindra,
|2812 E. Madison St.,
Baltimore, Md, u. S. A.
Dear Miss
V 1vodu dovolte, abych Vas
co nejsrdceneji pozdravil a
projevil slova dfk1 "a peel a
namahu, kterou jste venovala
vypraven1 balfcku neznamemu
Yam vojaku, Somewhere in
England.
Jiste jste 81 prala, abyste Sc
n6kdy dozvedela KIDD jej obdr-
Eel a jakym zpGsobem uzil je-
no obsahu, ktery jste tax pee
live v~yb1rala. PTekvapila jste
me a ucinila velikou radost.
Snad prala byste 81 O me We
deti neco vice - Vim mole
jmeno Yam niceho nerika. Vas
rovnez neznam - odpustte -
Vim jen o VAST dobrosrdecnos-
tt a lasce v praci k pochopeni
naseho vojska v zahranici.
Jste jedna z tech, kterym
jednou Dude platiti dix mas
vsech az Sc jednou vratime do
mi mezi ten mas lid a rodny
kraj.
Konc1m jeste s pTatelskym
pozdravem a v projevu sve
Vas
Csl. vojin - K. A. p.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

receiving mBrn -Si1ent appaause- q
smiles Al asoun6
Using the quotation What can
We render unto God for his many
hlezxsrsu % u1f from Psalm lie.
Nrs r W ulner told n . Short
Anc impressive manner hOw this
mRht be dune citing scEne o. the
blexSlnr we q sod2y en50g. uhe
masy convenienoes and 1npruTe-
ments tn many thingz
with Herm11e erring ~ the
e1zno. Misses Elizabeth Btsnop and
Frances Warden mng. and later
Miss Herring played . fine solo.
a VERY interesting questions and
answers game Naas played Mrz II
c BusbF ssking Whimsical questions
WHOSE answers proved 20 De books
81 the Bible. causing no little
laughter when scEne Of the answers
we're read aloud MIS- 9. A Carrier
and Mrs n B. Eahaffey listed The
nearest correct answers
The table in the Sunday School
department was spread with a lace
cloth over which lovely sprays OF
coral me tratied with tan candles
cleaning at each END Crab Meat
salad. Iced tea and waters were
served BY the ho&tesses and much
enjoyed by all present
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
Devotional, Social
Program Monday At
VI. E. Church Society

clrclas Oux ard Two Of the So
cietg a Cnr1Ssian Service q the
rascaeunia Meu7o1sa Church met
- the church bHsktae MnBday
eff rnoou for a combined social
ard devotional program
IN charge q ne program, Mrs
r G Bukbg asked that Inc song
Give Ae Thy heart Be sang "a
Tire theme % the Afternoon
kr G A Carrier told ID most
int "a ING manner the story 81
the Hee Maryz 81 the Eew Tesla
men. krfnQiE1K II thk story Of
Mai Ia and their hozne life and the
restoring 20 life of their brother
Lazarus
Tae audience sat with bowed
heads ~ Mr. Carrier read al APP
proprtate prayer.
An amusing little song was de-
hghtfaIly rendered BY Kent Bishop,
son Of Mr. ard Mrs = A B&znop
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
Our LADY OF
CHURCH

REV. p J. Carey. Pastor
MASSES On Sunday $50 and $50
MAaa On week days go
Mass IA Holydayx $50 and 30
Confessions ON Saturday 400 n
6 90 and TOO 70 500 p. ID
Holy Hour on Sunday esaning 81
|100.
koSenA 20 Our Lady Of Perpetual
Help % Tuesday evening 81 IsS0.
CateenixFu On Sunday after
second Mas and on Saturday morn
ING 81 es50.
Newman Club On Sunday aftsi
second Mas
Meattng Of G. Z. o. on Mondays
81 To y. ~.
Meeting Of Altar Society on the
ffrzt Tuesday o. each month 81
80 r. n
Meeting OF School League - the
first Wednesday Of each month al
TO p. Il.
Nesting o. thc Holy Name Society
On the second Sunday after second
Mas.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
John Urges Christian Love
momIGHrs ON TINE SUNDAY n Izasor

! we should love ore another. Not
as Cain. ~ho Vas Of thai wicked
one VINO slew his brother And
wherefore slew he himf Because
his own works were evil. and his
brothers F9Rhteoua
We ara not tc be surprised II
worldly people hate u, fer they
are apt 70 dislike those who 70 not
90 the things they DO
We are not true followers q the
Master II ne zee cur brothers IN
want when we have plenty and DO
not help them -Asy little chill
dren.- says John. let us not love
IN word. neither IN tongue; but IN
deed and In truth
Chapter { Of the first epistie Is
all about love We must not BE-
lseve everyone who talks 10 Ne BE-
cause there are many false proph.
cts Every spirit that confess
eth that Jesus CssTsat IL come IN
the fsezh ts of God
Beloved. let us love one an
ether. for love Il % 0nd. an4
every IN that loeefh Il bora e
God and knosseth God
No Fear In Love
There IL no fear IN love- he
tells ~ We are not afraid Of cur
parents because we know they
love us Love caztelh cut fear
John writes IF : mAn az. I love
God and hateth his brother. he h
q Iiar: for he that Ioveth not his
brother whom he hath seen. how
can he love God whom he hath not
SEEM
This eplstie ends. Little ehII.
drsn keep yourselves from ldolA
Amen
Ths second eplstis b written to
some good Christian mother VINO
brought up her children 70 walk
n truth
The third is written to an TN
known person named Caiua
whom ] love N the truth Gaius
Il warned against : man named
Diotrephea. who wHz a. ovsrbear-
ing and malicious person. who not
only refused 70 welcoEne the trav-
cling evangellsls wflen they came
70 him for hospitality. but who
talked against them ard east
those vino did entertain them out
Of the church.
Then Casna l. ted q Q good
man. Dernetrfuz. who hath good
report q Al men. and Of the truth
itself lie closes with the hope
that he shall soon zee 0aiua. and
By him sends greetings 10 other
frfenda,
His entire message Il summed
up IN this last eristle Beloved
follow not that which L evil but
that which IL good-
atnxes ern6aessa 7na
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
Bible Contest Is
Gaining Interest
After Weeks Display

After one week Of Bible Display.
the interest Of the public Is begin
ming to grow A number Of old Bibles
hetrlooms that have been passed or
from generation TO generation. may
be seen In the Bible Contest spon-
sored by the Lutheran walther
League. and displayed in the Wig
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

circte Number One VII mest "a
ihN home of MFA Frltx Colner on
Tuesday afternoon AL members
are urged 70 attend
Circ3s Number Two WI useet O.
the home 81 Mrm Kenneth Davis on
Tuesday afternoon a. lnrec-uuty
Al members arr Urged 20 attend
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

gins Dr1m store msn11w
The oiasss BzbA reserved 90 date
Il : 3wsd1Nh Bzbe rrinted n tTeA
and noN oaned y Mn Ge0nUz De-
hus. of Kreoie Among ne ether
BfbieS 81 interest," are IRE Hehrew
OA Testament: The Greek New Tes-
tamen2 q Norwegian BshN ISL.
owned b Mrx Geo CFaniund Pns@
cago9la Finnish Bsaae. Mr4 Il. d.
Forrest German Sib1e. hrnn family
fy BIbk q Mrs ~ Czztnnera.
English BlatN Of Mrs. MIidred
Frederic
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
rnANr MEMORIAL MISSION

WOW located ir u1ar new chapel
building on Henry Avsnus. The
services for next Sunday are -
fostuMs.
Sunday School ~ e& a ~
Morning Service 81 loo. D. 7. u
meeting Al ] r n
Preaching service ~ 500 p n
All are cordially invited 70 At
tcnd These services.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

uei Inssan MARI 7. zlsT. SsFnxw
tnfEe The F~axiszt Coflfeesson and
Fearless Death Of 8tsr1en-An E-
amps Tor CHRISTIANS To-day TIE
aerrIsaa Riu be preached b Ineo-
Eoescal Student william p Webs. u
jackson, Mis-
Tszs~dAy. September z Meeftf& q
he SUNDAY sehooa Teaehens ard Of
Icera at the parsonage ~ TO -
"wednesday. sep3embeg q RenEay
al Of gae vested Choir 81 J % p n.
THURSDAY September 4 Meeting
a. the WAlrher Lxaxue ~ une pAT-
aaglags a. : 30 p. NJ
Rev FREDERICK A CaAEf
Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

es45 A. M-@unxfny 9nhoal MA
john Haarala. Blzptertntsznent
100 A. ~ Ana Ts1o r. NJ
Preaching Services. every Sunday.
$50 r. M-B. I. q. Ench sunday
7aso p M.-PraysF s~erslces. each
Tuesday.
zoo p NV. ~ q Meeting.
each Tuesday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

The regular business win BE- At the
church ON Tuesday afternoou At
three-thirfy. Attention 4 called
70 the changing Of the dav o. meet
ing from Monday until Itsssday.
The birthday party d PLANNED 10
b. held IN the home a. Mira A J..
Franklin on Monday evening. Sep
TENDER 7 ~ eight csciock- All
members are expected % attend
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

EAST MOSS PousT BAPTIST
Schedule o. services
$50 A M-eankiay HEhod
10 % A. M-Morutn9 Sermon
Gao p. M-Trainn1g union.
80 p M-EFangslissae Msszaee
TOO r. IL wednMndMy-FTagez
Meeting
The public Is cordially invited "
uorship with y
MONTE A DAVIS.
Pmsznx.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

400 p M-8unday GnhooL Mis-
Hannah stork. superintendent
2s& r M=Worxkfp service on
the second and fourth Hunaavx
TOO p. M-Mkd~wnzk prayer
meeting each THURSDAY svening
J. r. PAYNE Pastor
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

Rev. FTalrtrk s Haeeh. a. A
Rector.
Sunday Services:
A. M-Hoiy Communism
100 A M-MoEuinz Prayer
afs1 Eermdsl
TIE Sunday School has been dis
banded Until ~Bsptsfnbes. ana wfn re-
open about he firss Of thai month.
casnetceat with ne orensER q the
p1blic schools
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
LrTHERAN

Chris Lutheran Churrh
5t4 So paseaRoala Street
Sunday. August 2ist Twelfth
Sunday after Trinity.
soc A NJ Sunday School. Mr. II.
IL Schultz superintendent. Miss
Catherine BraSh. onRaniSt. lesson:
Tae Return Of Jacob
500 A. n Adult Bible Class: Rev.
FREDERICK A 0raef. instructor. los
son Jacob.
10 % A n Divine Berbtce. His
HiimA Meiene. organixt. Eptstie
lesson , Corinthians ]. all. Coz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

Yea are al welcome 70 ths Mis-
ssonafy Baptist Church oE hf@rkfi
STREE
Services
sanday.-iooo a NJ SUNDAY
Hehoos
II 90 A NJ. Preaching Service.
500 p. n, Preaching Service
wedneeday-7W p NJ Prayer
Service
Rev. A d WEXFORD. Pastor
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
ORANGE 0Rovr METHODIST
cNEnCH

OHANUE UIUNL METHODIST
CHURCH
10 90 A M-Sunday E1aonl. Lee
HI. saperznbenden1
Gf0 A M-MoFn1n9 worzhip
service On aeenn1 Sundayz
Ta4S P. M-Exefzinz worship ekrv-
ne on secox1 Sundays.
To p. M-M1-wezk prayer
meeting each Tuesday.
go p. M-Woulena Missionary
Society meeting CT Mondzy aft9
the second Sunday q each nsonth
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

Fon-denominauonAl. South Pas
aEouA street Homer Miller. En-
geTtntendent. Nti& Lena A. Hail,
superintendent primary department
800 . nd Sunday services
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

Rev. FTeaFick 8 Resca. b A.
Rector.
Sunday services vii b h@0 a.
$50 A. NJ Hae pastor conducting
she hcly Communion services and
preaching iae seFru0a. The ptlo1c Is
Invited &c attend
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

he funds received fran ths party
wia be put n the apz<tAz furdz
oonfefenct
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
KREoTK METHODIST CHURCH

SUNDAY
1890 A M-8unday 9chool O @
guddeEh- superintendent
us0 A M-Aornine worship
service each Sunday except second
Sundays.
es4s P. M-Epwnrth Leagaa, Iewfs
Wells. president
T-45 p. M-Eyenins worship serv-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
-REORGANIZED CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER
DAY SAINTS

TN
t~Esc&tAwpa. hflsAl
Church School al sst5. j l.
tat low supervisor.
Sacrament Service at II 90. First
sunday IN each month.
evening worship a. Tsso.
Program rendered hg Young Peo.
&c, third Sunday night IN each
Month
h1a-aeek prayer service On We'd
ae6day night ~ 80.
Womeus meeting At 7.S0 every
other Monday. Leader. Mrs. Mabel
Davis.
lions League. young Prople).
Recreation at 7sso y m each Fri-
day.
lions League meeting at 500 pm.
each Sunday. Mexznall Mtzell,
leader. FTeda Rogers. president. and
]. l. Barlow. teacher.
Adults organization ct 600 D. m
each Sunday.
Everyone cordially invited 70 these
services.
ELDER A n. BARNES. Pastor
MILDRED THOMAS. Reporter
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

FA%NAUUNA
|@WzoM MGm4


GD7 n P4scAEualh b1enA
The Friendly Church with .
Weicuxaa
Our ReRuiAr Services
sxrnaay school 1000 A a.
Mcrnlng Worship, ii.n A ~
KExnR1uktc Serrice 7sl p N
Prayer Meslngs wednesday, ISo
p. ~
TO those q ycu nos attending
church elsewhere W extend = speed
a. invitation % visit oar Sunday
school Bring youE family and nases
xafh w az thf usual hour
KENNETH ERWIN. Pastor
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
Nv NrWMAN CAMpBrTL

the international Uniform
Lessen On the above topic for Au-
gust II h The Eptstlea of John.
the Golden Text being I John
STA. let us not love IN word
neither with the tongue. but r.
coed and TRUTH
THE WRITER Of these three
Eplstly1 Of John was In al prob
abslity the safre John vino ts the
author OF the Gospel Of John The
style b the same. ths thought Is
similar n ts moi known tuei when
they wsere written but probably
between A d 80 and 90 And II
10 suFFaisec that they were writ
ten from the city of EpheNus
johns thesis 10 the love OF God
for us. TIE sacrifice % Jesus Tor
n aina ard our M faith In thlz
sacrtnce manifested IN our way
cf living and attitude toward cur
fellowR
An believers shcuId have enc
fellcwshfp. ard al should have
fellowship with God We have
these feliowships n We walk IN
the hght- II is useless 10 say we
have no SIN because q IL not the
truth and we deceive ourselves
u ne say 30 We must confess cur
sins ard ask forgiveness. 20 we
may be eleAnzed e them
LOVE One Anoshsr-
John addresses himself 10 "a
thsrs. young men and little chill.
6ren Several times he writes -Ay
little children. these things I
write unto you- n you say you
know Christ but 90 not keep His
commandments you are telling Q
lie For instance n you profess
Faith bat hate your feilowmen.
y0a ara not telling the truth ard
walk m darkness but n you
love your brother q feilowmen
and women. you walk IN light be-
Gauss yoa are keeping Christs
commandment to love one an
ether
You cannot be . true follower
- the Master n you love the
world and the things thereof more
than T1ghteouznesa Ambition.
strong appetites. riches II bexot-
ten etc r ANA Of The world
and pruaf you not at all The
world pa&seth away and the lust
thereof. but be thai doeth the viii
- God abadeth forever
Antichrtst IL he who cenles the
Christ and His truth -14tte chill.
cren. let no mar deceive you he
thai oosth nghteousnezs ts right.
mouS
For this Ia the message THAT
ye beard from the beginning. that
DissFfbuiec ~ Klnr =
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
SPENCER MEMORIAL CHURCH
Bayou Casotte

Sunday School every Sunday at
ga45 q m J. c. Stvtngfellow. super
intendeni Preaching service every
second and fourth Sunday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

Captain seth Baxter Of the
United States Marine Corps used
three pounds aud . half Of gun
powder for target practice with
naval guns in fT7e Il Is the first
record Of such an expenditure IN
the history Of our naval service.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

A JOINT meeting q the Circles viii
be held ~ uae church Oh Monday
afternoon AL members are urged
70 attend
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

AAN MAANAA4N4 &NAL
2i2 s. paSc4Ecula 81
Sunday school a4a O. "a.
Preaching. uae a m
n. Y. p. s. cas- D. IA
Rxnngeaaslic Eerytce. 7s&5 , IA
Msd-wsek Prayer service. Wed
Tao p M
CotsaEc PrAysr Service. Friday,
Z. 50 D. M
J. p. JERNT0AN.
Pastor
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday
es4s "A. M-Eundsy school. w. w.
Robinson. Eupt.
100 A M-Morntng worship
services.
100 P. M-Young Peoplsu choir
rehearsal
eaS r. ~. - Baptist Training
Union. MrA walter Trehern, d.
r1ctnr.
500 p. M-Evsning worship
services.
Wednesday
T.1s p. M-PrAseg service.
W. l. DAY. Pastor
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
CHURCH

Sunday.
Ts30 a NJ Sacrament Of IN
Lordk BuppeY.
100 A NJ Church School
loo a n. Morning Worship.
TO r. N. Young People.
Ta4s 2. N, Evening Worship.
"Wednesday.
7H 2. NJ Prayer Meeting
Sis p. II. Choir Practice.
& W. ULMER. Pastor
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

fThe International Uniform
Lesson On the above topic for Au-
gust II b Ths Eptstlea of John.
the Golden Text being ! John
STA. LET us not love IN word
neither with the tongue. but n
deed and truth
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
UNION SERVICE At NJ. q.
CHURCH

The Fifth Sunday Union Ser.
vice viii be held IN the Methodist
church OF Sunday eYening
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kODAKs. movie cameras. WIN sell. buy,
exchange Acme Camera FIX. SIT Shelby.
NEW. USED combustion stokers. steam
boilers Is East Bethune Trinity 2-e9sf.
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SEE LEE AND SAVE
lis " McNiCHOLs 1881 GRATIOT
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Electric Washers
Household Appliances


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FIREPROOF doors. steel cables, copper
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FURNITURE WANTED = win pay best
prices. Yockey = os., Temple l.s296.
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Camp TrGiIers
Wanted Trucks and TraiIerS

WANTED-Tractors and ssmi-trsners for
highway hauling STEADY work FOR good
man. Midwest Motor Freight 779 Dunn
prizes Vinew0od 1870
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CHRYsLEP SEDAN 1883
Model C22 just A few miles 500 worth
u extras Special today, $3.50, $50 down
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REYNOLDS BAKERY Baked goods
Wedding Cakes i045e West Jefferson.
Ninewood 1850.
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MIKE CHRIS Garage. $3.50 Grand River
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able TYLER 5-4p4p
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a BEAUTIFUL sxl2 Administer rug SOLD
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a BEDROOM suite 3-pieee walnut finish.
slightly narref N snipmert sacrifice
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a RECLAIMED lsing room suite. SO.
studio. So cinefte. SO. dining room
$50 Bernsy, e5s7 MACK
4 sPECiAL' 2-pc rvinL room Brand
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RED SPRING MATTREss COMP NI as
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BED sprins and mattress nov complete
Sl2 s"nson 1924 Woodward Eve
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iREAkfAs1 set new piece 81 Ben
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BUNK BEDS with springs and mat
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CLEARING OUT msrred. slightly damag ed
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hX9uIslTE new. 2-g.ece hying room S2s
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LivINo roam suites 20. Riteway
Furniture Co. rs Harper
LIVING ROOM suites beautiful selection
under $50. don't pay the long price
buy direct from sistrinuf0r ROGERS CO
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LIVING RM sutes. i0~ above cost. save
90 Van Lokern, 1887 Charlevoia
NEED FURNITURE Gail
OLYMPIA OUTFITTERs. 55tD CD RLNEI,
PORCELAIN 5-pc hreakfsst set new.
tubular legs $40 Benson l332i wood
ward evenings. sunday 20 &
RUGS Used S7.s5 up. ruuuers throws
american CARPET Cleaning. SOS oakland
RUG oNi5 fne quality 500 today. 2ei9
18TH. near Temple Dealer.
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RARBEoIr REsTAI KANr-ntAK

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pers str9ps, latner brushes. Noner's.
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Electric Washers

: FRrg TRIAL for 10 days on new
washer in your home tDir1 IN 5-it55.
0WN neW Erss or Maytae Terms same
az lsYndrs 80 Def wk fi0Eree $3.50 Dir.
sab 1873 lo.r samrIcs. M-ias Eas,
A.B o.. rh0l ntndtN DIS tradt-ia allow
auce white fhfp Hti etsr terms Carlson
sppi1ncc. 965T Gratot. near Harper open
Evenings.
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AN HONEST BARGAIN -2-pc. uwng room
suite. CUSTOM EERuM.r. s27 30
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Social Events
1nManaSSas

MANASSAS, Va, Dec. 20.-The
Bull Run Hunt Club will meet Fri
day morning at Paradise Farm. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Lynn
on Sudley road.
Mrs. Marie Larkin entertained at
bridge last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Raymond Rat
cl!ffe will have as guests next week
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. John Beard of Saluda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Speak and Mrs.
Robert Waters of Dumfries, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Waters and their daugh-
ter. Patricia, of Culpeper
Mrs. Emily Round has returned
from a fortnight's visit with Col. and
Mrs. Roswell E. Round in Selma,
Ala. Mrs. Round was accompanied
on the trip by Mrs. w. w. Davies
of Arlington and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace johnson of Buena Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howard
have as their guest Mr.. r. E. Steele
of Venice, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carl Kincheloe
will be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. C..
Clore in Madison for Christmas.
Mrs. L. M. Kite will have as guests
Evening star., 1941-12-21

next week Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Kit
and their son Barry Of Washington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kite o1
Arlington.
Mrs. KinchelOe Visits
Father in Axton, Va.
Mrs. c. N. Kincheloe and her
young daughter, Barbara Ann, are
spending several weeks in Axton,
Va, with Mrs. Kincheloe's father,
Mr.. Harry c. Gilly.
Miss June Pickerel will leave next
week for Strasburg, where she will
spend two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bromley.
Mrs. E. K. Evans will be hostess
at luncheon Friday at her residence
when guests will include Mrs. M. B.
Whitmore, Mrs. A. o. Weldon, Mrs.
r. L. Byrd, Mrs. C. B. Compton, Mrs.
j. G. Kincheloe and Mrs. Robert
Smith.
Miss Marjorie Lankford Of Prin-
cess Anne, Md, will be the guest of
her brother -in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Bradford, jr., for the
coming week.
Mrs. c. r. C. johnson will leave
today for st. Louis to visit her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Poor, for several weeks.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Rockville Resident
Abandons Trip

ROCKVILLE, Md, Dec. 20.-Mrs
John G. Stone, who had planned to
sail with her two children during
the week for Bermuda to spend the
winter with Mr.. Stone, who is en-
ployed at the United States naval
base there, has abandoned the trip
because of the war.
Mrs. Carl Eastwood has left to
spend the holidays with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Quackenbush, in LIE Sueur, MINI.
Mrs. John Brewer has gone to
Muskogee, Okla, to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Ackley.