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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07

cause green and brown are the pre-
dominant colors in nature. Economy
also recommends natural finish Rea-
sonably frequent scrubbing or re-
painting is necessary to keep white
fence white. Not so a weather.
stained one.
Many houses require a masonry
retaining wall to prevent erosion OF
terraces and it can be very attrac-
tive. provided too much blank wall
does not meet the eye. One method
of eliminating this possibility is a
low. masonry wall, surmounted by a
short. picket fence. The contrast
between white wood and masonry is
pleasing.
The construction of a fence on
sloping ground is sometimes puzzling
to the amateur builder One in
teresting solution is to drop each
section of fence a little below the
previous one. step like.
The subject of fences is ex-
hauStively treated with many helpful
suggestions in an interesting
literally illustrated booklet-Let's
Build a Wood Fence-recently pub
lished by the National Lumber
Manufacturers Association. Copies
may be procured by request from the
association, 1887 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07

owner and builder; G. T. Santmyers,
1410 H street NV, designer: to erect
five 2-story brick and cinder block
fats, two each, 1837-45 Providence
street NE; to cost 500 600.
Creal e. Turner, 42l4 River road,
owners and builders: L. o. Turner
621 Nicholson street, designer: to
erect four 2-story brick and block
dwellings, 4428 to 4444 Butterworth
place; to cost $4,750 each.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Reilly,
Van Ness street, owners; Malcolm
Matheson, jr., Inc. I'LL Connecticut
avenue NV. builder; Francis Almi-
rail-, 1901 Fifteenth street NV, de-
signer; to erect one 2-story brick
and cinder block dwelling 1919 Van
Ness street; to cost $4,000.
DR.. Leonard Goodman, 1920 Argyle
terrace NV, owner: Stone g.
Shockey, 1920 Argyle terrace NV,
builders: Harvey P. Baxter, 110S
Sixteenth street NV, designer; 10
erect one 2-story brick dwelling
1855 Shepherd street NV; to cost
$4,000.
Randolph L. Jennings, 9l8 F street
NV, owner and builder; Harry E.
Ormston. designer; TO erect one Q
story brick dwelling, 1872 Redwood
terrace NV: to cost $4,000.
Berkeley L. Simmons, 1408 Six
tenth street NV, owner and
builder: John D. Cobb, 1108 Six
teenth street NV, designer; to erect
three 2-Story brick and frame dwell
ings, "a, 80. 96 Rittenhouse street
NE; TO cost 5000 each.
j. A. Won Eek, owner; w. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07

Reinch, 1888 Queen street NE,
builder; Earl Won Reichenbach, Pill
Nichols avenue Sc designer: to
erect one 2-story brick and cinder
block dwelling. 1916 Highwood drive
Sc: to cost $4,000
Consolidated improvement Co,
1909 Girard street NE, owners and
builders; Leslie Branson. 1929 Eighth
street NV, designer; to erect two
2-story brick and cinder block
dwellings, 44I0-14 Edison place NE;
to cost $4,000 each.
Consolidated Improvement Co.,
1909 Girard street NE, owners and
builders; Leslie BranSon, 1929 Eighth
street NV, designer; TO erect one
2-story brick and cinder block dwell
ing, 4208 Girard street NE; to cost
$1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07

Johannes, 927 Fifteenth street NV
designer; to erect one 2-story brick
dwelling, 4421 Forty-sixth street
NV; to cost $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Simmons.
owners; E. S. Scordos, 1926 L street
NV, builders; F. G. Wilcox, Wood
moor, Md, designer; to erect one
2-story brick dwelling, 1909 Forty
sixth street NV; to cost $1,000
Elmer B. Young, 1893 l. street NE /;
owner and builder; G. T. Santmyers,
1410 H street NV, designer; TO
erect one 2-story brick and cinder
block fiat dour), 1924 Kendall
street NE; to cost $1,000.
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
Foundation, Mount st. Alban, own
ers; w. E. Mooney Co., Inc, 1888
Pennsylvania avenue NV, builders;
Faulkner g. Kingsbury, GIT Fiji
teenth street NV, designers: TO
erect one 1-story brick church lad
dition), Wisconsin and MasSachu-
sets avenues NV; to cost $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. ClarzeH Green
owners, PITT Sheridan road Sc; w
H. Lewis, 1908 Georgia avenue NV
builder: Gus N. Bull designer. 22l2
Thirteenth street NV, to erect one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07

2-story brick dwelling, 1854 Morris
road Sc; to cost $4,000.
r. N. Patterson, 1886 I street
NV, owner; J. Willard Hall. 1926
Thirteenth place NE, builder, to
make repairs, 1886 I street NV; to
cost $4,000.
Charles D. Powell, 1913 Wisconsin
avenue NV, owner and builder;
Joseph o. Blair, 1888 North Danville
street, Arlington. Va, designer; to
erect one History brick and frame
dwelling, 5027 Huchins place NV;
to cost 5000.
Morris Weger. APO Fourteenth
street NV, owner: Campitelli Co,
builders; j. Weinstein, designer: to
erect one history masonry store,
1923 Bladensburg road NE; to cost
$500.
George Dulaney, 3116 E street Sc.
owner and builder; Earl Won Reich
enbach, Pill Nichols avenue Sc,
designer; to erect one l-story brick
dwelling, 1921 S street Sc; to cost
s4,5Oc
Joseph Balestri, owner: E. G..
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ings, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
street NE: to cost $4,000.

ings, 1901 SIMULTANEOUSLY ]
street NE: to cost $62 900.
Thomas F. Jones, Inc. 470l Fourth
street NV, owner and builder; E
Burton Corning, 1925 Connecticut
avenue NV, designer; to erect six
2-story brick dwellings, 4427-4435
Linnean avenue. 1923 So So Abe
marie street NV; to cost $4,000
each.
Benjamin o. Barbe, 1929 K street
NV, owner and builder: G. T. SAINT
myers, 1410 H street NV, designer;
to erect four 2-story brick-and-cin-
der block fats -four units each)
4O2l to 1929 Beecher street NV;
to cost $4,000
C. RAYMOND Wire, owner and
builder; G. T. Santmyers, designer
1410 H street NV; to erect eleven
2-story brick cinder-block dwellings
$50 to $50 Nineteenth street NE; to
cost $4,000.
Waggaman Brawner, Seventeenth
and l streets NV, owners and
builders: George A. White, 927 Fiji
tenth street NV, designer; to erect
four 2-story brick dwellings, 1929
33-37-45 Nebraska avenue NV; to
cost $4,000.
Waverly Taylor. Inc, 1923 Con-
necticut avenue NV, owner and
builder: Waverly Taylor. 1923 Con-
necticut avenue NV. designer; to
erect two 2-story brick dwellings,
1855 and 1859 Kenmore drive NV;
to cost S25,7O0
Albert F.. Adams and A. w. Ben
nett, 1929 National Press Building,
NV, owners: George c. Man.
tin. builder, 6346 Thirty-flrst street
NV: Carroll Meigs, designer, 726
Jackson place NV; to erect one l.
story masonry grocery store, 1898
North Capitol street NE; to cost
$4,000.
Elmer B. Young, 1893 L street NE,
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Shun Cheap Materials

A house is no bargain at any
price if its low first cost is due TO
the following: Inferior or no in
sulation. cheap" hardware, poor
paint job, leaky windows and doors,
skimped foundations. inadequate
wiring, green or low-grade lumber,
a nondescript heating plant low
quality siding, cheap plumbing, low
grade roofing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07
Construction
Continued From Page BID

concrete film exchange, 306 H street
NV; to cost $4,000.
Mercer Building Co, Inc, owner
and builder, 949 Ninth street NV:
J. P. Fitzsimmons. 1910 Vermont
avenue NV, designer; to erect 10
two-story brick dwellings. 100 to
1856 Forester street S.W.; to cost
$4,000.
C. RAYMOND Wire. owner and
builder; G. T. Santmyers, designer
1410 H street NV; to erect ten 2
story brick and cinder block dwell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-07
Home-Buildinq School

For the first time in the history
of the home building industry a
general course of instruction in
home building methods will be avail
able when the new Home Builders
Institute of America opens the doors
of the University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School to operative build
ers for a two-week session starting
August 10.
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MRS DAVIS ENTERTArN&
HoN0RESG VISITING GuTsTs

Mr. KsuneM DAVIS eTsaarfatnea
in her haEne a. PrfGay zfsn~roon
81 h1nof Of AIRS cMude nFaasnr ar
an RopeFf Barr q surEazkIu "a
guests Ia uhe horne a. Mfs TT p
LAsanaet with : demaers brsaee
party.
Mr. Warren McCi@aky wun alah
se0Te gFtEs Nr " q Hrnore
second hNh scare prazr. and ihs
nunurNe we're presented with E.a
wrtzes
ThaN who eutoyed the afternoaa
tngetbef we're AfcsdAmez nnber4
Barr Claude ngaszfse r L Del
met W n Nessoa4 ~. PRANK Nj
on c S Beardaiee T. X Mrfnsoss
Thomas CouiSon " O. nrossms
spencer Beebs T Arasst g Z
Bond and R4lpa DaviN and Me-
DANES sidney Swan Charles Rngith
and Warren McClesky * pasca-
gotta
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Mutcx vehEN consmEN&aFsex
Przrk F Mkze N& tGG f4aeg nA
hennAAi repoff f2 aaas eEprsnsSit
~ requires hg Chapter o. Is khe
Ccs3x cs IaM Ttae tolAl ga4 AnG oA
AZ cAhctkl1s Tor ne nsEnfslaN end
ing June - 1851 Nas kmz&& ~
AGAINST gZRsiM 81 Tor the pro-
eee4ane gza years Fur sse fiscal
yeAr exa11@ June % 1871 uaarR
wwFe sod D The Aseflffs 1zTaaEn-
car tfss state 11e So tAgH sor aaso-
ma8llH and gr1cks * lt-z tueA ca
kmc1sy azAa iesx Tag fe aacEA
* ) greater cap&eiIs Than - 1ns
azN nus sod b azs AhrFitfH has
ass Hna u sftH eoasmA4aa st&als
alfeet r. Tar user ans arr nqt ~
eiaxK1 IL lis abeTe figures F1nM
sire uk @ Tag faE sae above 70.
al rear there vas turned over
- the various COUNTIES Of 4ae state
ss sos II ard - ghs skate Aagii.
wAg Dp&xsnaeut 49, BAL 20 <
Used on ue pabse ROADS = Ms
k1zappA
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JAsk1E CMsaEs NsAs4sa2 an lak axt
Neek fE a2rHEsl EFaa1Naeas Nxre
KeNMse G. Caksf M r " nN-
easA Mr. ! ~ Po2zs Mnr Nw ,
X kstnnw CT pMEMza4A and Aasn
Era rsayx HilL 8avne seteVH ard
Mrs RaarN Davis & Moss P0sat
Mf8 J : pwaaATeA sad MzskR
NoENT3 wf E~scatswEn = a Mo&k 81
BQrle9 &sd Sack DsasFss ard B4r
tiara Ana haM az Csattsg per
meetc2i t-snas1aFn2 xefs T1s1wzs
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Haa WrsMesfxc ct Kre8ie ard W
Is Neiagn q Eaca aup@ PR EnaeT-
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ard = 0a8dFmen 81 M1ais
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Nrz Lkasa Pxsktrs xpsxs p&s *
Sunday ttsstsne relatives Il GaE-
porI
-
nez Muute A D4TtA pastor q
ne EAN Moss pu&aI B4p<ix ChurcA
q noW halalng ; revival meeting
nsax hcoaAhaIwn MtsxlWtppa
B.
Mr. Jal1n Stautsr and daughter.
Hare scent The weekend x1sgttrg
Mrs. StMNserM sAeEsr Mrx T. A
NLNka4 In Pensacola
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

The A~zAAEaupa Pn1srs2aau og
Labor held IS 9ng144l u~uzszenEh9n
e Meridian h~egasainE JuIY -
Resolutions aeRsurEug 4sr passing Of
Senator HasrES1a. dRGiaTEaz Auki.
darby M1kh and en<HpAets sYmEs
my s0g Britain ssilow aoRkega.
p1edgEuE aa4mitea nsffo9E Support
n the national dasena program.
suggestions o. kse@A to tiatE gnIGlA-
11u fees % q minimum. fGN afa to
me Britain pe0ple ard requesting
the legislature 70 establish q state
department 81 ias9g SErs passed.
Inc bcut aAxo went OF re1a9u IN
favor q = no-3sgtEe policy. and
nseGEsnE q rencwed effort OK the
part * a1N membership t. cu8rzrafe
afih TIE Presizteat q ne United
States
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Mss tna lee saattiea wnz har
uree w1tn 8 raxtH in r~Nsskrsttan
q hsr birthday &t her baxFse Tssurs
dag Tusg - There uprx an~woy
mste1 - guests whr eaEee - wh
neF q h8HuY asskfaaA2 kfa4f xarip
as -Gesn games Msre played. re-
fresmmena ~ r400A ard nine
&c aeFe served
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By ) z vNn6fvss, STATE 8uuNEln-
ssuaens o. EaunAthn1


Tnr state couNent10n % ftss Fu-
ere WaHsaem al AmzexaeH aNs heas
A. SiAfr colegr last uwek AnsTuu-
aasy 1886 basz Furwrmsssaag iea
81 lN W chapters ~ uzN STATE
aess present fw n8& conversion
nsm wancisase fFu<r gesf No.
sa &aaoa En Warren Cuzzrgtg.
ast clnes Prrasanas for next year
Lester WILKES from N0x4pas9s. wms
fa Wlee~Prrzoeas and jim.
Hortou fregn Linn Secretary
ThU VA ahe seventh ANIMAL
wt1E ~ hA aExautzMttoa and
aa neash8 the uless outstanding
aFentlon sney have held These
sslgs exhlaigad usriF m1trt0AsN1n ard
m-lllugEaem - serve 1he1r csun1ry In
tie Frfr hsst capacity paasil Tgeg
afenasae G@0m wurth a. Dese1w
Bane ARC passnd = resolution re-
ees,gnE eash local chapter a the
STATE - purchase no A@a TRAN
s. ~ wavfh o; nnese bonds
We wssh 10 congratulate ghew
sag H5eu sor the fine waEk they
are Gniag and wtsh for tnem much
eg - fheaF school ~ork Ans ne
aaeaaou II witch they are trained
- rHteF Tbe = y A reDrownts one
- tne oafHiAnding arvAnixa EnnA ia
o~ofnection wiu the state nc1aool pro-
sam TheF aid Feff materials IN
t1e arFHIppznent q competent and
aggressive rural and agricultural
aershlp sof the state and help 20
create n~anfAaerce o. the farm o0y
u himself and his work
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NJ Mrn Mrs " ~ Cows ana
G q BUS. Of SprlnanlN Ia tprni
several 9Aya las week Fialstn& y
nv hnene q MF ard Mr. L
"A Graf Nh Cowe adn b. re-
nenubered ~ Miss Bessie Graeif
-
NJ ard Mrs. &c Miles snc their
Eaeak NlW Annie Les noeasoz -
Jzskssaa Mta left Sunday Tex
~LeA2esglR wfseTe theY Niu VtEt
relatives IgsEiaE HIilnnzn Nnc hss
teen WASTING here Ia her home tm
several wwsks returned e his hon
b. LfAksgiIie sfsh them
o.
Frlends ~ Mrs. james WTllli&Fns
arr aorry 10 heaf o. hsg Illness and
Wish fw her . sp~edy recoFefy
%
Mr. anA Mr. Arthw Ossar have
returned from ahrir Facatlon IT.
asxieo Csty. sne other points a
interest
Mx and Mr. Walter Konki ard
family acre buaneaS visitors r.
Mobile last Saturday
%
HsFherg C4ssaulA az F0ft Bsa-
Mrs Ga h visiting friends ard
relatives IN KFeu1e
D.
Mrs J " HSarAla and Mns
G J Christian and Mou Chasle4
tr- irfs Friday night or q buxi-
nesn tygp O. Nrw Ycrk CRY They
are 70 be away approximately ten
DAYS
Mr. and Mrs Thurstan Swilzef
and Mr. and Mrs X o Mcleod
spent the weekend visiting relatives
IN CASTER
afIxs Cino Bond Of Bond Miss
and Mira jim Miller for several
has h~~n visiting IN the hosne Of
aea&x
WAltox Bus Maiietts Of pensa-
sFEns the weekend visiting IN
hanses of his sisters Airs p A
Wages Of P1xcaEoulA and Mrs J. "
8aaraia % KrroIe
D.
Mis- LANeli Dunksey % Beau
mont Mtss- was q guest In the
ioS1ss a. her uncle o S Shat
les several DAYS last week.
Mr. and Mr. ] W Evans re-
grned from their vacation in points
Y Tennessee and Alabama. Mon.
la.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn and
Ar and AIRS Buck Fletcher mo-
lored 70 Mobile Sunday
Mr. and Mrm JOHN CYNmer Of
Pert So joe P7a. have been visit
ms friends IN pascagpula and Kre-
Die for several weekx.
" " Rubie and John Daley are
curing points IN Texas and Neu
Smile on their vacations
Mrs n W Rogers Of Orlando.
Pa formerly Miss MAry Rdtth
BatNten granddaughter Of the late
and Mrs ~ A Norris Ia en-
3 delignEhai Wait a. TIE guest
her cousin. Mrs r. q BrounL
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E-AL"
tfss4 ~ ara Nr4 Harold 8 ~
vauEh&n a-nnnanclu& ne oirth q =
assshtsF ca July - u Mo64is Tfs
gessa9 laGg las heeu n&fueG MARI
Hzsaafa TIE ~ Naaxf12ns farmer
i rassaea b. vaFlcieeYs. arc tnetr
nsAng fFskssaa extend cgr9TstaA-
Etasa a. na hxpuy family.
90
Latte Mxsa rSC4 and MAst0rie
Fzaas are Ss3uelr8 = weeks FAaf
wah AzlSsn. Wlnffru3 and JaMnita
H4Ne4& ths yu1azg daughters o.
IL ezsa Mra Hag Hsesn&
-
Arr Pasna & Mnfgly VITO fs4s
maeu M a. fh3 JNekspn Cuansx He-
pfA y naM conyahsa1ng o. aae
nnran o. nsw asu2Ass-kn-law and SIS
teeN-@m M ard Mrs. T l.
murray. - Nfa 7 L MurE&7s >
sister Airs Mafg O~aen q Hatchs1
& 49, . 1aess IN hla hsns
-
A. ane Maa weaaen n Dabbs
x Wayuezcaxu Mississippi. Wr
guests ~ NF0 Dannz sister. MIR b
d Taglor and Ar Taylor
%
NJ ARD Mrs Burton Roberts
Mrs Quincy Rn5cTx ard Nu II T
Wesxtman wasr called 70 Arena
MAalsApp KS week D. ths serious
illness % HFs Cunningham. who
IS q sister q Nisaamsa Weodnsn
aua Roberts
10
AFR Lydia BfsaEz and Nrs Maui
ufas recently moved here from Nes
Orleans are both IL New Orleans
shk wee& fag medical treatment
%
ar and MFs Wallace Ramsay s1
GaIfpoFi SpHug the weekend wsh
NJ RsmSava mother. Nrz n W
Ramsay
Mis- MAR Rninshaff Of Leakes-
ale Naa 4 recent xlxitar 10 Van
saeavs friends Mis- RhinehAFt .As
ss one tinie q teacheS ln thr VAN
ease Consolidate schsol
%
MF and Affa Ssauk6 MeCiei-
- Laurel weEe guests. Tuesday
laa "wednesday % Mr.. McClellAu's
.gnG Mrs Norman Ramsay
"a
The Womeuz Society faf Christian
efeee mes Monday afternoon witn
5rs = a Ryah Members pres
Is aer MF Z A RYaL Mrs c
Z Ramsay. Mra r II Ware. Mrs
+ Holt Ms D. W Ramsay, Mrs
NJ Ireland. Mrs Burton ROB
9r1a AIRS Charles Brown and Mrs
P Beaver
Ar and Mrs II. b Ramsay and
taaMasera Marjorie Belle and nou-
HENut lie weekend with Mrs
AsA 2 Ramsay They rsfurued
. Their home IN Nee ORLEANS sun
afternoon accompanied hy their
ldesf daughter Emmy Lou. wfao
as been here several ueeks. visit
~ her cousin. Dcsiree Roberta
%
Mr. and Mr. Pred Wallace and
dm Ann ElsxA Vaughan Miller Of
Jackson g down for a weekend
.taIt 10 Misses SUSIE ans Fannie
Vaughan Taes returned 20 Jack
or sunday accompanied b Mr.
AaiAnek mother and cousin Mfrs
amFT 2 fnge Of jackson and Nkz
Annie CRANBERRY Of Terri. VINO mad
1ern spending > week II This home
%
MFa G NJ Moterr and Mrs Jam~a
Lowe az jackson were dinner guests
saturday q Misses Susie and Pan
ne Vaughan
sfr and Mrs Leo BYRD and dAugh- /
ies arr visiting relatives tn 81
Lo4A Mo
o.
Ais Jean Bond Is visiting her
saee and aunt Mr. and Mrs r L
FarEy q Wade Mississippi
o.
ar " r Beaver and baby
spent isst seek visiting relatives
Wade
D.
~ Bs0eA Ar and Mrs Row
land Ware fohnAsa Ware and
AEA LAEzle Warr went 81 Biloxi
Tuesday night "a see the anow The
6faH ~ tire Lonesome Pine
%
II and Mrs. Roosevelt Ravens
entertained Sunday e. q dinner
NJ Havens mother Ard sister Mrs.
AseleHe HaFens ard Mrs AlYce
BOURGEOIS the occaxIon being ths
.aEsefa nlrahaay
D.
Mzs , z Lnckhrd and d~Auehsers
Laa Mac and Annie Kate
loeAasd NeHe in kI0haie sAEur-
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@A4@e@eaaeSsA@@S
KREOLE NEWS
BY
MISS MAZDA HAAnAfA
phass x1fz


nasnA Pave Reeve kznAM e4l9a
ser a NJ ard Ma Carr Nc
q Krmos bad . t0z1kl1@aoenJ -
tns Jaesaar Coanty HeapitA4 hsf
Ia@aaAg
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ard aans8 Mrx RAchard Tannx 49,
MIS- KNu8 t~x Narr1S
-
Tle anBUAl Nreoae hApeass uhnrrrs
pscnE aaH heM Psacay eenwirz
1Gsy e 90 NE eastern ena a. -
pasoaz0aa BeMch A fNh ~ A.
wrns ard ua4rahnA1Aom rnmns ws
eaweea - ne saFEe nsaah@s a.
tanGinE
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Ms Katherine Holang1NrEM q
Ratfisaburx Ml& = FNt1ng II
the taurns az nss SISTER Mn FEEa
AIsn
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EAST MOSS
POINT NEWS

M ane Mr. "A q whax rad ~
hssf eaesta aaEs ru4n H~eken@ NJ
ana Ms HerFa Beck u Mnblie
faemssFly 90 HsnulnEtgsm They A..
rvsa an Saturday AID resnNansee
aEsa &anaas usurnt1m
D.
A malF gregg gathered GA He
te&ea 1ss We~k e. ens0s a flsh fy
ARC Eaaabn enHsr fEaesase6 En tse
n wvrN NJ and Mrs. FrAnk
peAagsla and chldren Mr. ard
Mr. nla BaN ana eng9rnn ard
Mr. & Y Waite
Aff and Mr. Thomas Beard ard
f9allg of Columbus Georgia
stonp~d m sgf q anarz vtag fu Mis-
Nasrekl Smith Z11eg are mMklmg
= A4H &C tsse coast ard p2Am e
stan a smile Ia long Beach
d.
Mr. Earl KrersSaMw Of NOBLE
e visiting IN the flngne Of her moth
~ Mr. Doe Wllkersaa tbs week
%
Moztr and } q Davis Nere week
ene visitors to friends II Jackson
mississippi
D.
Miss Carol Ward wzs here sun-
CAS- from Mobile visiting Mynse
pe k4H4 Rua ME and Mrs Uoye
PERKINS
D.
hrs Monte A Davis Is Visiting
FER mother IA Lena Mss. near
Jackson
D
Mrs. Emma stauief and M and
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

NJ ana Mrs LAnNsa Degrasue
81 M1@ PasnA amfosEnce the EF-
rival tn JAnkeon Comfy Hospital
81 , Son 11aepn Leroy. m tas
tNe1fy-ta1a q Tuiy
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

re year ersdszE Jzne &C. is&i nef
sese So AM&1 suasing . ha3-
araeu a. the treasury on JAY l.
fn4i. 30 Gse erw1lt II mE Acrcszn2 o.
Nkat 81 Il.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Mr. and Mr. r J Upton arr she
proud parents us a baby boz
Thomas Evans Tire guung man
AA8 born july twenty afth III the
jackson County HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs " A Gum q pas
eAffAalA are reenig2nE cnnKratalA-
ainG1s on the arrival Of 3 babs dauKh-
1T N the jackson County Hospital
on July tveuty-e4ghth-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
PARKING
TROUBLES

Il yoa are having parking
trouble use cur free parking
lot. at the rear Of our build
ing. Enter cur store through
ne back door Or Ganty Street
side door.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

nvs EzIs<a az Eza and = plns
q xtn
Al sAey feszn1 wza = mss1 ~ TIA
HHEunraneT 1lAt gMAclne ard
lBoeas O. nuk uzk1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

NJ ana Mr. " n caNiF and
sen Bslly. Of spaDgnlN Ia sprni
several 9Aya las wsek xalsif@ y
tfv Rome az MF ARD Mr. l.
"A uraH Mn Cowa adA b. re-
msnaber~a ~ Miss Bessie GraeG
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

WIN approximately 2aae Leg.nn-
nAtTrs an1 members az the AnMll-
AaFy registered the ARC annA41 cen
fen4agn q ths MlNks1app DNsaxt~
nienf u Ing American Eauian
eAs&o Is EhreN-eay convention al
TIE Community Hose In uulfpost
THURSDAY July % ne principal
theme o. the convention was So
operation wiSh Una federal F0v-
erunzeus IA the nassonal defense
wngFaM with p4rzk1lsr reference
10 civilian defense.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01
vANCLEAvE

EsAsBtv cards have beer ~rrcstFn1
sfssn NJ ard Nh HaruA1 $ lN
Nauzh&n anans1clu9 ne birth q =
aaa&htsF ca 9aiY - IL Ma62ae Tfs
g1saa9 laGg las heeu n&ruee Mari
H1saafa. TIE ~ NsuzfaAns fmwasF-
i resided b. vaFacieMFs. arc thetr
nsAug fFsessaa extend ngugTstaaa-
ssass a. aha h3puy family.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01


THURSDAY July q Tie principal
theme o. tfe convention nas 60
operation uish gaa federal rog-
ernn1ens "a the nassaaal defense
wogEAm WITH parzEalsr references
70 civilian defense
White Daseh ClaHef sega erU8n
- Warren county. MaSsAEssppA waA
D Used n seedEag lawns p2gkA golf
cnMzz1s and pastures 10 California
and other PaeiEz coast STATES tnl
faA xhR aMke uaM nlaxie Is lacal
farmers axhd agsWuxxazasaIf 1sag0
pounds representing M average Fe-
Turn Of about $50 Eer acre O. thse
harvested clover acreage
The Boaxo ud Trustees ~ tae JEFF
teEs1n Davis Beaavosr Soldiers
Hcnle has Just filed its naennal
FsFxst 70 ine legislature. e. re
qulFec ~ the statute. ior - D.
enAflum be&lnntne Jul4 tss and
en1Las J4Ha %. ISL The report
aAabea thai emile e. ne 1870 ass4a1n
q tkse Legislature ute appropriation
ws reduce1 Si8.1o0 under ale pre-
sloxs appropriation. TIC institution
bad Operated sch wlsk4tu the amount
4oseu The nf0utER average nuFa-
beg cf inmates N tsas AoEne Tor the
rsFted waz sixty.
The July nxae Of tns pAhac
Safety magazine states thai Am.
eTkAE rising trafsle sol alat up
even uwe sharply Il Ma Tic
Aay death fetal q 1aN represent
e q - percent a4exeAse ever shs
1A0 lives lost Il TIE same month
last year In the frs five manshs
q tnk YeAr TIE EzxtI0us traffic
has taken q toll Of Is Ten lives II
TIE sasze period las year IkTN
NeT killed W tins wears first
tEFe-u2oaza t0tAs s zln3aaa 900
deaths gFease al increase q ~
percent.
State Treasurer LewE Mas mas
FIG the biennial report fw maj
department. n required b. the sta
N1te The FepurH IS goaaan0N
Sealing E1fh q large aFraF O. fig
tres L az0w8 ira taere rs In
ue treasury ~ Tire bewlnn5aa o.
= aief1nuEa on JUS l. 1893 sls-
GN@ ta4t c1iaca1es from aN
sources fae the year ending gasln go
is4e were So = and fax sne
Teaz ending june - Iqsi aaala
aels Nsse &5aE e. - E1aend-
lures for the year ending Jas5# ID.
$50 wsze ts nTaM An1 for
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Mrs. Emma s,auier and Ar ana
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

VALLEY Bus Maiiet,s Of pgnsa-
cola spent the weekend visiting IN
the haunes of his sisters MIR p A
Vases Of PascaEoulA and Mrs J "
Haarala % KrroIe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-01

Miss Cleo Bond Of Bond. Miss
Mr. and Mrx jim Miller for several
has ben visiting IN ths hoxne Of
wNa&N