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Evening star., 1944-03-26
Baltimore Markets

M BALTIMORE Mar. 25 lP.-APPLES-
sfSa ss2Ss dun vsns G5 SrdpSss West
Virginia. bushel baskets, O.. S. is and un-
sTsded, 5ovgound net Golden DELICIOUS,
Iwigs. best g. S5-4' 'i2; poorer. S, s.oo-ss5 sie
New York. bushel boxes spys and Mcfn-
tosh, ungraded, 50-pound net, 4.O0-12.
aGai best feS hiaSe4 ynorer
as,ns l5G,75; ,i111 round whites ;5oT75. Rail:
few higher; 50-pound paper sacks, / 80
40. Idaho Russet Burbanks. OOPS
Doyna NsW MsEket ssets Rfss rm RaiFloTida 90
hushel baskets, Puerto Ricans. o. S. No is.
30; qnsraded, $;oo-25; South Caroline
a.00-25; New Jersey, bushel hampers, Jer-
seys, U. S. No. Is. 4.25-50; few higher.
Maryland MalGaaI r, and Nd Delaware bushsl baskets,
unsraded. a.oo-5o; Nancy Halls, .. s. No.
Is, 3;25.5e; few higher; white yams. U. s.
Poultry Quotations.
PoULTRY--Market frm. Receipts all
broilers: ROCKS and crosses crosses, y 52iss' mostly iS
2sM; n,,Su Ducks; s, young @ Pekinss and Muscoviss,
Livestock Market.
sSsSis- Ca5tls-25 s5..,s Compared week ago;
sales strictly good and choice offerings Is
glasses steady: stockers and feeders, ,S5a5o
1,36o;pound steers: 1880. weeks top;
several loads, and lots good and choice,
1885, msdnm GH and aommon 4So
down to 1906: kood heifers, is .a5-i4.75;
9emmon oeT nogs aRd hon medum 5odSoG can
D 90. cutter and common. 5O-g 90: E.
l2;5o-I3;50; top sausage bulls, 1900;
IT'S; good Stock R''uae Steer iS' CAVES, 1880
1900: medium and good stock heifer
calves. 1880.
Coca SslvssNSne s5d c5eo. Ssssa week ag9
oshs6 s6 grades ad steady; good AND choice,
mon. 1901 90; culls down to 500,
M oe eetize i ssass eas sna sfh choice M
PsSRas SS3S' sSSssi ssands l2G3to
I4s5Dso: % s4o.s3o $685. POUNDS, 4c i4'so. p0eas Good
sows up to &c 400 pounds, 1145;95. Good
Compared week ago: Barrows and gilts
from ,12o-160 pounds. 10, lower: 160-33o
tessss 9 week ago.
cal top and popular rriee, 1880: good and
| l6.50-17 50; good and choice wooled lambs,
and medium. l2.o0-15.00; culls, 6.50-
1000: choice slaughter ewes 700: me-
dunn and good. 5.50-6.50; Gull and COM
mon, 3.00-5 90.
. Grain Market.
Grain market closed for Maryland Day.
EGGS and Butter.
EGGSLMarket steady. Receipts lib
eral wholesale selling prices including
commissions in Baltimore. Nearby current
colors, 81 pounds and up, 2Sh-3o.
Receipts, butter. 53,791 pounds; eggs,
5,505 cases.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Record Consumption
Of Copper Expected
BY the Associated press.

by inc AssOCldIed PIes6.
NEW YORK, Mar. 25.-March and
April receipts of new copper from
producers indicate record use of this
metal in war work. Some trade
sources estimate consumption for
those months will aggregate from
800, 900 to $4,000 tons.
February shipments of copper In
finished and semifinished form
were 1886 tons, or about the
same as January deliveries.
The trade anticipates that March
and April consumption will take up
all new copper and require a fair
sized tonnage from the large Gov
ernment-owned stock pile.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Flowers for Services
Session Planned Here

Flowers for the Services" an or
ganization through which flowers
are provided for hospital wards In
Army and Navy hospitals, will hold
its first Washington meeting tomor-
row at 8 pm. in the parish hall Of st.
Thomas Church, 1900 block of
Eighteenth street NV, it was an
nounced today.
Mrs. George Angus Garrett, chair
man Of Volunteer Special Services Of
the D. G. Chapter, American Red
Cross, will address the meeting. Per-
son interested in participating in
the work of supplying flowers to war
wounded in hospitals are invited to
attend.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Court Refuses to Bon
Mo-Kun Meetinq
By the Associated press

WILMINGTON, Del, Mar. 25.-
Chancellor w. w. Harrington de-
clined today to issue an order re-
straining the Missouri-Kansas Pipe
line Co. from holding it's annual
meeting, scheduled for Monday.
John j. Meyers of New York
City, a Mo-Kan stockholder, hac
asked the injunction be issued by
the chancery court in order that
he might have time to solicit proxies
for the meeting.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Textile Mills Form
Research Institute
BY the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. 25.-The
State Corporation Commission
granted a charter of incorporation
for the Institute Of Textile Tech
nology" in Charlottesville to a group
Of trustees representing % textile
mills in the East.
The charter disclosed the purpose
Of the institute as designed to main
tain an educational institution and
to promote scientific research and
processes related to the textile in
dustry.
Listed as president was Ward
Delaney, Charlottesville, while Ar
thur M. Allen, Providence, r. l., was
named secretary.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Jewish Home MEETING

The Washington chapter of the
National Home for Jewish Children
at Denver will hold an open meeting
at 1890 pm. Thursday at the Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Interest Is Requested
On ChiIds Debentures
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 25.-William
c. Ruth, secretary of the Childs Co
|Debenture Holders Committee, an
nounced today the committee
through its counsel, had petitionec
Federal Court to direct the trustee
to pay one years interest on the
company's debentures.
Stating no interest had been PAID
since April l, 1943, the committee
said the trustees recently pub
lished report disclosed cash assets
on hand in excess of $500, 900 al
of December 81, 1943.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Business Briefs

A Further Rise in Business Ac-
tivity was reflected in the last week
by the index Of Business Week,
which rose to 1898, compared with
1891 in the previous week, 1888
a month ago, 1885 six months ago
and 230.6 year ago.
Largest Percentage of Profit on
1912 sales was made by the non
ferrous metals industry among II
industry groups reviewed in the
third volume of an SEC study. The
industry's average on sales after
taxes was 1867. Highest profit
percentage on net worth in the same
year was 26.3fo recorded by ship
builders, but in relation to sales
their profit average was only 25%,
second lowest on the list.
General Motors Corp. is prepared
to spend around $500, 900 900 for
postwar reconversion and expansion
Chairman Alfred P. Sloan, jr., said
in statement to stockholders. New
peaks in production and national
income can be attained after the
war, but delays in reconversion, due
to lack Of careful advance planning
will be costly, he warned.
Radio Keith Orpheum Corp. ar
ranged the sale of s9,5OO000 121s-
year, 3h % notes of its subsidiary
B. F. Keith Corp. to the First
National Bank of Boston. 1t will
retire $6,300,000 41aT notes and
81 ,000, 900 of bank loans. Arrange
ments also have been made to cal
81 300, 900 of Keith-Albee-O -Orpheum
Corp. preferred stock outstanding.
Glenn L. Martin Co. sales in 1874:
totaled $632, ,163,870, nearly double
the previous year. Net income was
$12 ,437 ,583 or $11.15 a share VS.. 1941
profit Of $6,658,8o7 or $6.01. Profit
for the last year was 1879 of sales
and was subject to renegotiation.
Koppers Co. earned $3,612,762 Oh
$2.41 a share in 1943, before re.
negotiation compared with $3,475,-
915 or 1928 in 1912.
Central Power G. Light Co. net
for 1943 was $1,974,723 or 1858 q
share VS.. 1912 profit of $2,054, 1923 OF
I$6.
Cincinnati Gas e. Electric Co
earned s3,819,139 or s2.36 a share ir
l943, compared with $3,639, ,464 OF
S2.12 in 1912.
Connecticut Light & Power Co
reported net income for 10 months
ended February % was $3,743,804 OF
$3.50 share VS.. $3,651 OFT or $2.54
in the previous year.
Scott Paper Co. earnings in the
first two months of 1914 compared
favorably with year ago and in
three months should cover the first
quarter common dividend of IS cents
share, President Thomas B. Nc
Cabe said at the annual meeting.
A. Stein G. Co. earned $435,147 OF
$1.88a a share in 1943, compared with
$1.42 in 1912 Sigmund Stein was
elected chairman of the board and
Abraham J. Freiler succeeded him
as president.
American States Utilities Corp
filed with the SEC a corporate SIM
plif1cation plan providing for dis
tribution of assets among preferred
and common stockholders.
Pennsylvania Central AirIines
named Lorenz Iverson chairman of
the executive committee of the
board. He has served as director
since 1888 and is president of the
Mesta Machine Co. He succeeds the
late George T. Ladd.
American Airlines appointed Floyd
M. Williams, former postal official,
to the cargo traffic department as
general superintendent of air mail
traffic.
Majestic Radio & Television Corp
elected Carroll E. Underwood assist
ant treasurer He resigned recently
from Zenith Radio Corp.
Evening star., 1944-03-26

Mackay Ander-
son, business
manager of the
fashionable Sui
grave Club since
it's inception in
1882, Is proving
that 1t takes a
busy person to
motiyate ju S t
one more worth
while project.
Sunday after
Moons invariably
find her being
useful as a Gray
Lady in Wards
a. 1r
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Price of Curb Seat
Highest Since 1899
By the Associated Press.

By tne ASsoclated Pfess.
NEW YORK, Mar. 25.-Sale of a
New York Curb Exchange member
ship for $4,000, highest price since
April IL, 1899, was announced to-
day. The last previous sale was at
$9, 900.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
PROFIT PROSPECTS
Stocks 10 10 Is

In our March 10Th issue all ". Y
Stock Exchange Commission Stock,
from 10 to Is wit be graded ~
(2) or 81, according to their markei
appreciation outlook. In our April
issue stocks Is to 20 wiH be simiiarI,
graded. New subscribers pH receipt
reprints Of Profit Prospects Of Stocks
Under 10.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Mckinley Home Comino

Former students of Mckinley High
School now in the Army are invited
to attend an Army Day Homecoming
assembly at the high school at 9:3C
am. Thursday, April 6.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
BY JESSIE FAINT EVANS

AS a wartime president of WASH
ington's 81 chapters Of PEG, a
Nationwide civic and educational
organization of women, Miss Jane
Evening star., 1944-03-26
CURB SUMMARY

Furnished By the Associated Press.
"A selected list Of active Stock ON the
New York Stock Exchange. showing the
hiEhs low and closing price for the week.
and tho net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
BOND SUMMARY

Furnished by the Associated Press.
:, A selected list Of active Bonds ON the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
high. low and closing price for the week.
sna the net change from the previous
Evening star., 1944-03-26
slow To Invest $4,000"

Each new subscriber sciH receive this
anaiysis-also programs for $4,000,
$4,000, $4,000 or $4,000. In addition
yoa uOiil receive "32 Stocks Likely to
Increase Postwar Dividends" and 10.
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Evening star., 1944-03-26

Rates Of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semiannual declara-
tion. Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not included. q Also
last year. Payable IN stock. e Declared
OF paid 10 far. this year. -h.Psyable In
CANADIAN funds. ( Accumulated divi-
wv With warrants. xv Without wAyrants
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-21
rorewen Party Al
~LongfeIlow House
For Mrs. w. =. Wilcox

a farewell party given n non
Or 81 Mrs W II wIhox ~ .
group ~ her friends ioak the
form ~ a luncheon bridge ~
L1ngfellow Heuee oB THURSDAY
81 last week
Luncheon was mreeo a. 4
O'Clock and ihe remainder 81 I'M
sftetnuen was susni II playing
bridge
The hngh aeeFe favar Was wne
- Mr. T. q Wehe4 And taAi
fer consolation wens IL NJ W
z Metsrndon
8rx Wilcox whu departs sann
Tor residence IN Hsftleshafs. wss
presented with : beantifui piece
Of pottery q : souvenir.
ceid drinks eefe serves dar
ina tie progress Of The genes
Those present Aefe Mesaame
Wilcox. Katie Daniel l. ! kfa.
mex. McLnnd0n ! & Memo I
4. Murphy. Bessie Todd Yeiies
a Al Munsell i 2 Eanuis. j.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-21
Royal Ambassador
Chapter Holds
Meeting Sunday

The regular meeting Of the
Rayal hnbasssdor chapter waz
held II ne First Baptist church
On Sunday morning Four nem
members SIRE enrolled NeR -
fieefs Tor tne sear wefe eIeeten.
ard afe Is follows
Ambassador IN Grief Jsmm
Farraral First Assistant Amhss-
sadog. Lewis AItca. Second A.
sissant Amba@sdof. JlnsmM ~
efs ghaeaer HecoFeeF Denny
Boz Hal. ChAptes Steward
Jahn Sharp B0yette Cnapte8
Custodian Billie Bandsck Chap
~ Hafaia. Grne Young En-
asa appointed were nsaaFnm
Eaeent Houxks knialsty beas
nabhy 1anea. Wmis Aliases -
uas Griffin. RankiaF 1amsK
TaslaI Reefnitine. Laws Aka
neaHesslaB. giusmae Ayers sasN
asazEle 0asch srhasx TIE eIsap
ter adlearned 20 meafss Il Rs
eaassh ssuasY mennaas = -
s1EHe8
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-21

ne Relieving rxfrees fssn e.
Enflssh neuspaps UseH aa
event fhat w6gl ~ saAhs - ~
great Interest n tne maHs frmuna
uf she xgyssua. PR Paui II SFnHa
~ Kueoir
A pretty MetainM tsh p1ese a.
St Nicholas church Nsmhaus aa
November eth the Rev Bsfsfam
Russell 0fiirsatinE Wieu PVT
Paul n Smith mrund ri n 81
ana Mr. v = SnIsh. 81 Kfsek
Miss q. 8 a. sas maFfsea -
Miss Giadys Edssh Harnphrle
saaneesi daughtef ~ Ms srea
tfae late Mr. Il Hamptfa4 - "a
Wc&i wsfpet. Newbaft NJ Sri
siTk sas AZ ne ofKan HHd ttN
hynnns wett . peffcrs Levr
snd ~1rad Is. Heavenly Faiigrs
Menarlss0hnn Wedasna Mefeh
ard the BRIDAL March ffesn 10
hsnafin were alao nIsyea The
b hae who "a given sNsY ~
her nfother NJ II Hamphfies
wofe 4 white mnrueain elechf
gown and carried reees ard
matdrnh6w fern The two chiis
bridesmaids Were Shelia hnsieg
and Heather Fielding Thsy wUfs
amber epufsetse head-areases Of
KoId leaves ard carried hasAaae@
II various cplofed ehrs ksnths
muma and their silver haecelets
were the hriaeerussma gifts Pr.
safe /. Allen. q ahe & 3 A Al
ny. was leAl mAn. sfsd Ire reexp-
ton was At The Dniphsn Huiei.
attended b akNlnt forty Euezts
The honeymoon 49, spent IT 2
Landpn hotel. The bride uaveline
in . tailored suit wftb NistF AMI
blark arcassaeiek Numerous
presents were received. turlatdinR
q chequr from the staff IS Inc
Cooperative Stofes ana ne a
n r. oi which the bride i >
msmbef.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-21
Surprise P0rtY
In Honor OF
Mrs D. a. Buruger

Mrs q A Bafaerr wut phu.
sntlx surprised en- nacNssx exc
rms uhsn she w&s invited - ~.
home = Mrs , r Kenfgn ana
npn arriving ~ax greetes ~
tfiends wha enJoyea tlN evuninK
Aash mr. m ptayfng bssdre Ttx
meeNann was her Aifshaay
Mr. Thnanak CoulNan rerxseee
the hiKh W0tr pFite The hsaa
ofss ferclved . niinibet a. pfetty
gifts
TIE emaea hNfhdae cake
Was cut 81 the bon0fae an6
mreea ulth colfrg % Mesdasnes
Thnauas Coulson Fsawan MasA
ard u A Rararrf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-21
Mrs. n. B. Harper
4 Recent Bride. Is
Honoree Al Shower

Among social events 81 last
wetk was = miscellaneous show.
Ct in ho1or 81 b rreent bride
Mrs r. d Harper. me- Ruby
Rogers. 81 the hofnn oi Mrs Ger.
ald Philips in East Moss polna
Many beautiful and useful
gifts were rtS.eived
Guesis PLAYED games and sang
feik-zsngs until refreshments
consisting 81 cup cakes and
punch we're served
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-21
Miss SuthoH Is
Host To TuesduY
Night Bridge Club

Miss Dornfhv Sufh0lf enter.
tanned me Tuesday Nighf Club
IN her home on Tuesday evening
Mrs HsrtweIi McCcllnm re
ceived the high score prize ard
Mrs Bens Elits the CONSOLATION
After the games = salad cuagkr
and open faced ssndWichek and
nfalinEs and coffee was served
20 Mesaames Hartweil Niece
hnn. Gene Ellis 3 c. Avent "
" JenkinA J. r. Bishop. and
Misses olive Eikin. Audfes.
Crook and Jane Couison
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-21
Imprompfu Club
Entertained By
Mrs. FrunkIin

Mr. A = Franklin entertained
the Impromptu Bridge Club n
her home On Thursday sttexnoon
karz " II. Nelson r.. Feepiv-
- the high score prize
After the games = salad euLlrae
with coffee Was served Tta8<e
who enjoyed the afteEnoan
together we're Mesdames y i
Nelson. j.. y. g Spann Jr.. I.
l. DeLashmet. r. O Mabls. d
] Jane. ard L A Watss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-21
Bridge Club rs
Entertained By
Mrs /. T. Bishop

Mrs J r Bishop entertained
the Thursday Night Bridge cub
N hef home on Thursday eve
ming
Mrs ] c Avenl received Ire
hiEh score prize
Sandwiches and soft drinks
were served after the Rame3 u
Mesdanlek J. c. Asent. " "
jenkins and Dorothy Sntnoff.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-21

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utrk rs ueetase q lAe &allA
srhssa8 Parent Txsehef Asasls
tion that nas sel3sule3 s,ss tisla
suck aas fssslawstea 81 = aatH
"a be assnnunesst iates
These M1ff t. i nsrrting II tisT
WafnAnt Ausfs4afs 10 HaN AnAI
bessn Legion - E4ss nunae 0f Mr.
Eawzfa Masen go = rAsraKos
h street. Thsfsaal Ssnuas p II
. n
Mr. Z J CastanrFa and aaugh
ief. Mr. MAnneis Tasiut. aste
visitors ~ NsN Ofieans egat aa9
he islssf past 81 hai ~svk
NJ. SD Msa phslllp Holss sna
daughter Mn 1e wond ~ Hat
tieshmn. alesasa : visit last
Thursday tsi~een Mrs NuIls
sisters ksrk T J castansfa 81
pawaeeula assa Mrs. " = Al
hetsA - Meas psant
o. hia arrival netv h~ay gatA
n Cnlhuah wiH - s-s-ata
home n MS miiber. Mr. JACK
Calhxaan. s. ana stunt Mra II
~ Rutherford. she Have hxn
vtsi1ana aim IA New Drirans.
sinee 1T Monasy Jaek, vino
IA TIE Maritime sefvtee returns
30 Nee 0Fseans Sunaay
nallas Smith Inaustfaal Rel
tioss DsFersnf 81 Ingalls, vs.
rallied - paFkefebufR y VI
SATURDAY. - lhe uxiysn Hln
10 hla father. q q Snsih
Mns Lxa seholfss enjoyed !
a1uff vlslt Wuh her daughter.
Mrs. George Gnfffell and lamils.
"a Biloxi iHsi Neek
Ms Wesley Hughes ~ shF
Greyhound Bus station imee.
dsoVe 70 Mobile tn : business m<
stun Saturday She wak fouata
laies ~ 81. Hughes siin mi1aas
she tnsufned home thai rvenhuM
Warren seels Il louisville
Ky. spent rs weekend hese
with MTs Seelt ard 1heir shll
dfen
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hef pasl s. eaahlsf - iiie iue.
pics Duae Sure follunlna - -.
sence Is over ; seek a. the *
Nuat II III.
IA Enflna. r. Robert Carter
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-21
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS


Mrs wsfllam Aickien md
daughter. Jan have RETURNED Is
naake their hssne Ia Mcss Polus
after N esseuaed STAY n NeN
Orleans
Miss Dosushy Scnie "a Culirws
spent ths useek.ehN with her
parents Mr and Mira Agn,and p
Jonte 1F y their hssne on Rive4
rosd. Mis- Jorse holds i eccre
tafiai position II the Travellers
Aid Office in GultpoFt
Mos Print visitors Is New
Hebron Mss daring ne psst
week end ~ere Nj and Mrx 3 &
Avent and son. Carson. ard NJ
and Mrs Billy schauh and aeA
Joe
Mrs Cora crowell has been
moved to her home On Griffin
road after being under treatment
al tbs jackson County hospital
for several DAYS
Mr.. and Mr. ID Bosrdman left
Monday for , VISIT 81 several
weeks ia Philadelphia. Pa.
Mr.. ana Mra 7. L. DeLashmet
and Mrs r. = Davis wrFe vlsitirs
10 New Orleans. Monday
Mr.. and Mrs ] II Mcfarland
of BAY Springs Miss and MI
and Mrs Percy Burnk of 5eftsf-
son City. Tenn. were guests this
week in the horaes Of Rev and
Mrs T. b West and Mr. and Mrs
HaEtwell McCollum
MI. Eisnes Purteli a Panama
City. Fla.. waas called here on
Tuesday by the death ~ his
aunt. Mrs Ida Lacore
Mr. ana Mrs Frank DcAngeIo
and daughter. Deioris. spent last
Thursday h Mobile.
This many TRENDS Of Ms Cora
CTewell are very sorry 70 hear
of her illness IN the jackson
County hospital and hope she
viii soon be able 10 hx out
Mr.. ard Mrs Mach Duhe have
returned from q visit Of a few
days u Mobile.
Wyatt c Herring spent the
weekend with friends in Mo-
Bile
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Coffin
81 Mobile. spent Tuesday here IN
the home Of Dr. and Mrs. A r
Macarthur.
Miss Agnes Werner spent the
weekend at her home IN Gulf
port
The many friends If Mrs {
l. Turner are very glad 70 hear
that she i improving after BE-
ing confined 10 her horne fof
several days with fla
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Miss Annie Thornley, and Mr.
David Murphy Of Mobile, spent
Sunday n the home Of DR.. and
Mrs A. p. Macarthur
Mrs. ] -. Culot and Mrs. A
Berry spent Tuesday IN Mobile
Mrs L : Mcintosh spent ;
few DAYS tins week with rela-
tives in New Orleans
Mr. and Hrs J T Renfro. Mrs
w. " jenkins and daughter
Judy and Ms. Mach Duhe wlu
spend sunaay vith Pvt Dune e
Camp Shelby
Mrs. VeIfns Hall spent . few
DAYS this week n New Orleans
Miss VEsgiaia Elss spent Wed
nesdsy xsith her sister. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Efes At Camp Shelby
I
Mr.. and ~ c z Dodge w'efe
visitors - Mobile "Wednesday
Mr.. y - Barber returned
home Wednesday from Oenla.
Fla. where she has been spend
ing the pest tie weeks with hEf
younger "a. cadet Charles Bar
Der whe ls a~atendlng AZ ayistlnn
school there
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