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Evening star., 1944-05-27
Petworth Methodist

AT 8 pm. memorial service will
be conducted for 1t. Thomas M
Keely, jr, and 1t. Steve E., Brodie
OF this church, who recently died in
service. Chaplain George L. Cutton
Of Walter Reed Hospital will be
guest speaker. The senior choir will
render special music. 1t. Comdr
Charles A. Appleby, u. 8. N. r., and
Pvt. Paul Thompson will be guest
soloists. Joseph A. Rice and L. T.
Jones will speak intimately Of the
deceased. DR.. Frank Steelman will
call the roll Of those in service and
read letters from Col. w. w. Jenna
Of the 34th Infantry and Mai. Rob-
|ert G. Owens. commanding officer
Nv M r
Evening star., 1944-05-27
HnnnegunSuys President
Would Like to Retire

~ the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, May 27-Robert
E. Hannegan, Democratic national
chairman, arrived yesterday for
three days Of conferences with
party leaders and told newsmen he
believed that 'if the President con-
suited his personal desires he would
retire for a life of rest"
Mr.. Hannegan said he had not dis
cussed with the President his wishes
concerning denomination, but add
ed: when 1t becomes a question OF
the welfare Of the country, believe
he will put his personal desires
aside"
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Births Reported
Howard and Mary Adler, girl.

Howard and Mary Adler, girl.
Yern and Ruby Baird, boy.
William and Mary Balderson, girl
John and Mary Barthmaier, girl.
Charles and Doris Brown, Girl.
Robert and Petty Campbell. girl.
James and Alice Childs, girl
Peter and Mary Controvich, boy.
Walter and Amy De Porter, girl.
Geoige and Geraldine Dtssle, girl.
Earl and Martha Edward, girl.
Richard and Mary GofY girl
Daniel and Sallye Gevinson, girl
Ralph and Phyllis Heitmuller, girl.
Morris and Lillian Levine, boy.
John and Evelyn Mathew. boy
Armistead and Diana Maupin. boy
Richard and Dorothy Narrineton girl.
William and Lois Newton, girl
Sidney ard Polly Parks. girl.
Charles, 1r. and Gertrude Pensmith cir
Walter and Jane Robey, boy
William and Vivian Robinette, girl.
James and Matilda Sanders, boy.
Lewis and Miriam SOUL, girl.
Edward and Anna Sellers, boy
James and Mildred Simms, boy
Charles and Eleanor Smith, boy
William and Roberto Stewart. girl
Wilbur and Vfrsinia Sunbeam, boy.
John and Jane Ware, boy.
James and Edith Brown, girl
Iommie and Mary Burrel, boz
Tomas and Thelma Cole boy
George and Vivian King. girl.
John and Hattie Miller, boy
JACK and Lille Mae Wilson boy
Evening star., 1944-05-27
10 Visit Daughter
I'm Minnesota

Mrs. Simpson, widow Of DR..
Charles Augustus Simpson, will 90
TO Rochester, Mimi, early in the
summer to visit her son-in-law and
daughter, DR.. and Mrs. Paul Chap
man Herman, and their two sons,
Peter Simpson and Paul Darlington
kiernan. She will make the ac-
quaintance OF young Paul who was
born within the week but young
Peter now is three years old. They
are great grandsons of the late Mr.
and Mrs. j. j. Darlington, for many
years prominent in resident circles
of the District.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Soldier Fetes Planned

Plans for a monthly entertain
ment for patients at Walter Reed
Hospital by the Friendship Service
Club will be announced by Mrs.
Stella Whiting and Mrs. Sadie
Grant this evening, when Miss
Rose Homann will entertain the
club at buffet supper at her home,
1727 F street NV. Mrs. Forrest
Moore. president, will preside. The
next meeting will be held at 8 pm.
June II at the home Of Mrs. Naomi
Rash, 1926 Twen+y-eighth street
INV.
Evening star., 1944-05-27

picture, The Life and Death Of
the Hornet" was shown, through
special permission OF the Navy De-
partment.
The program. concluded with In
stallation OF new officers by MRS,
Maurice Bisgyer, past president .
message from Mrs. Louis Dubit,
newly elected president, and talk
on the Fifth War Loan campaign
by Mrs. Nathan Hurwitz, bond
chairman. = aso.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
House Guest

Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Iribarrens and
their young daughter, Miss Gloria
del Carmen Iribarrens, have as their
guest Miss Carmen Hernandez, de-
butant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Luis Hernandez OF Kew Gardens
Long Island. 4 9a sai.'
Mr.. Iribarrens Is a foreign editor
In the Once Of the Coordinator OF
Inter-American Affairs and with
Mrs. Iribarrens and their daughter
Is entertaining at small informal
fetes for their guest.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Hikers Plan Smile Walk

The Capital Hiking Club will
meet at 1918 am. tomorrow at the
Georgia Alaska bus terminal for q
bus ride to Four Corners and an
Smile hike along Northwest Branch
to Riggs Mill. Hikers are asked
to bring box lunches. Robert Sho-
steck will lead the group.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Z0nta Meetine Called

A special business meeting has
been called by the Zonta Club for
! pm. Wednesday at the YWCA.
Members will discuss matters which
will come up at the annual con-
vention Of zonta International. Be-
ginning June % the convention will
last three days at the Edgewater
Beach Hotel, Chicago.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Deaths Reported

Emma M. Duynitsky. 10. 1851 Park I'd.
Robert H. Turner. es. 1912 stuyvesant pl.
Louis Browdy, 81. Brentwood, Nd.
Ptnklas Doshas, So, Fredericksburg, Va
Leslie @. Blake. 43, Houston, Tex
ave. ne.
Louise c. drumbach. 20. Barraekvills,
W. Va.
Chester A. Ketchersid. 25. Dallas, Tex.
Michael Fox, 2, Arlington, Va.
joseph M. Langhorne, 72, 1897 23rd st.
Gill Baker, 62, 2010 10th st. NV.
Dora Rogers, 81. sos 21st ct. ne.
Nellie Cox; Sc, 2325 NJ st: NV.
Joseph Wilson, "a. 41S 3rd st. ne.
Marssret Ainkle, 81, 2425 25th st. NV
Julia =. Miller, %. 81 NJ st. NV
GsSs GeErse Wsynes. lo, ARLINGTON, Va.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Dinner Scheduled

: A dinner in honor Of the retirins
president, Mrs. Clyde Hadley, and
installation Of new officers win high
light the meeting Of the American
Association of University Women
at 1880 pm, Monday. s tf
Yearly reports Of the association
will be made and DR.. Alice Evans
will be hostess. 95ff9a1ll
Evening star., 1944-05-27

The Ambassador, DR.. Escalante
entertained at luncheon at the
Embassy in compliment to his coun-
tryman. His 40 guests also included
ambassadors and charge d'affaires
Of the American Republics, the
chairman of the Foreign Affairs
Committee Of the House, Represents
alive Sol Bloom; the director gen.
eraI Of the Pan-American Union,
DR.. Leo s. Rowe; oficials Of the
State Department. the co-ordinator
of inter american affairs, Mr.. Rock
efeller, and members OF the Embassy
staff.
The Secretary Of State, Mr.. Hull,
with other officials of the State De-
partment and members Of the
Embassy staff met DR.. PARA Perez
when he arrived Thursday after
noon and he will be escorted to his
train later today by the Ambassador
and the members of the staff.
Two other parties for the late
Afternoon are planned for next week
the Chilean Ambassador and Sonora
de Michels arranging late after
noon fete Monday In honor OF Sen.
ator Herman Videla and Sonora de
Videla, who will leave shortly fol
their homeland. The other party
will be q garden party for which the
Chinese Ambassador and Nine. We
have issued invitations Thursday
afternoon, June /, at Twin Oaks, the
charming old home Of Mrs. Charles
j. Bell which has been leased fol
some years to the Chinese govern.
ment for the Ambassadors home
The extensive grounds with age-old
trees and the wide stretches Of roll.
ing velvety lawn make a lovely
background for the bright summer
gowns Of the feminine guests. This
Will be the first large party which
the Ambassador and Nine. Wei have
given since the formers return from
visit to his own country.
Evening star., 1944-05-27


Rear Admiral Frank ]. LOWRY.
who commanded the landing ope-.
fations at Anzio, Italy, declared.
last week that the most important
thing for every soldier in battle to
know Is, whether God has you by
the right hand" e e
Matthew s:33-But seek ye first
the kingdom of God and his right
eousness. = /,
National Voice (in red heads.
lines): "Shipload of beer supplied
Anzio troops by Stimson." ~
Should taxpayers have to pay
beer bills, and soldiers and sailors
risk their lives to deliver it? Z,
It might be worth while for Mr..
Stimson to read the fifth chapter
Of Daniel and see what happened
to one man who ordered the
drinks. Continued next week.
We publish a weekly paper. Send
for free copy.
Rep. D. =. Ellington.
viii answer Bible Questions Free,
2312 Manchsstsr Road :.
Akron II, Ohio
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Firemen Plan Binqo Porty

Tuxedo -Cheverly (Md.) Volunteer
Fire Department will give a bingo
party at $3.50 o'clock tonight at the
firehouse, all proceeds going to the
departments equipment fund. The
firehouse is located in the $500 block
of Tuxedo road.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Dr.. 1. {. Cooke Guest

The Rev. Or. Leslie e. Cooke
minister Of the Warwick Road Con-
gregational Church, Coventry, Eng.
land. will be the guest preacher at
ii am. tomorrow, at the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
FareweU Party

Lady Dixon, wife Of the Australian
Minister, was hostess at luncheon
entertaining in honor of Mrs. Rosen-
thai, wife Of the Naval Attache Of
the Legation, who shortly will have
| to return to Australia.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
I:ssed at Esekville.

william c. Winters, "a, and Eleanor May
Joseph I. Allison, 81. Lockport, N. r, and
Peggy Rose Reed, 22: Washinston.
EoEtn Askew; 3S. Bethesda, Nd, and
Henry W. Minekus, 81. and Ruby Var
Domselsar; "a. both Of washington.
Lesne p Cuthrsl. 25, and Marie J. Ellis
ROSS g Hoyt, so, and Cecil 9. Cain, a.
both Of Washington.
Carolyn johnson. 10. Wsshinrton. "n0
samuel A: Vanchure, IS, and Elizabeth
Smith. 81. both Of washington.
and Virsinia Lee Rood, 27, Gary, ina.
samuel pworin, ~. and Gladys Carver
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Informal Tea

Miss Alice Dodge was hostess YES
terday afternoon entertaining a
small group OF guests informally at
the tea hour.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Election Set Monday

Election Of officers will be held by
the Women's Republican Club of
Silver Springs at 8 pm. Monday in
the Jesup Blair Community House.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Issued 1t Alexandria.

Werner Z; Eninger, So, and Lucille Marsch
Howard M. Cleveland. rs. Hamilton Field
GWai1; Wafh;rd snd Elizabeth r. Flaherty, "a
Fred a; sheets. %. Camp kilm.r, N. J.,
Donelson simpson IS. Camp Pickett, Va
u,,,;a ana = Msssie o, Dunston, 81. Nexandria
both OF Washinston. 'o
Mf5s sditb aes H.l.o ltDxbls5 b s4 washinstcn and
John Herbert McGcwan, go, Baltimore
and Ada Dlanton. 64, New Boston. ohio
Cooper. al. both q III washinrtosn hi sa MAJ
SamWss EdWard Powers, 10, and Adeleap
txatslnia tts Langford, 1s. both Of Aiexsn.
ESs.ss fsas;, sssg s s:|,,nsss. # .es Laura
JonaS McDynald. ,23. Washinftonboro, RI. !,
1nd Pamins Goodman, 22. Milersvilla'
John Gabriel. fss. Camp Van Dorm, Miss,
No. innu foiandA Jean Sciarra. 80. Wash.
AnsaslS them. Is.Fssnsll s.s J. g. snd rd!th seit-
walter Paul Campbell, "a. Bedford, Ohio.
nnd nSnnd Florence L. Walter, as LakeWoeS,
Herod Matthias. "A. wardsnsville, w v.
Joseph Richard Williams a2, a ana ArWann.
a. SHswyer. 81, both Of Ciarks6urs,
Louis 4. Anderson. 81. and 1.onor. /
. as,ndsFs :, 81. both Of Alexandria.
: ~ aSniss IL nlterspaw. 20; and Margaret M.
en2ass Weaver 45. ana Helen M.
\ roth Of Altoona, Pa.
uwen4oly Autehins. 81. Bfookiyn.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
GOD Or INTOXICATING
DRINKS I

! Cc z AQ~
miral II. K.
Hewitt said If
he could have
his way, he
would have
beer on all the
naval craft In
Afri o a n wa
ters.
H q b a kkuk
2:15 w o e
unto him that
Civ e h his
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Marriage License
|AppIicotions

Under D. C.. IdtDS, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, tDGit three tuH days and
receipe their license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Jesse zHsan %sn :na Fl c.Ssn. ssss as slch. 81 s0
jobs sss02 a,:ss ,Msses!sy rs Soil a.* III Sc, an.
william sehssss cssssr 1 1ae4 peass asesnsas M
NV. and Yvette sperlins. Is. 17ol
=. Kenyon st. NV.
Rs n iai4 II Masssehussss: Sets sns ave. new
and Lucy Ferry. 81. e crssd9oor, @ n II. e;'' e.
safiReson aiss4t aa'sasl'aa. n.ssssn :ns
.nd susie fosns III a0 a. eehsi' ss1d pI R' .e es
ar.eis pesdy T. So siss ed & NV; NV. 'n'
Grace MscartSy. @ ss' BALTIMORE: Bait no a'',. 'n'
oRsl1 aarr 'T is siis olT.lp 81 and or.e'
a.vIr. yrsns Norss.a sssss s na1;Sv a1Ss volta P
wiIsm 4sirpen Ii 1l s5 ssn + roTt NV selvoir, and
p.vd Gladys Wol lRrefa r. e. ga 1h1s nir.Td s.
Richard McElfresh, 25, Baltimore, and
Ethel Holcomb, 81, Yadkinviile, N C. :
Leonard Robinson, "a, Boise, Idaho. and
George Gennett. so. 1884 wilson blvd.
Arlington. and Fredericka Gambrell, se'
D.alsl' ,.nsea g. s. and Mar, Parker u.
william Norris. IS. Broofiyn. and Naomi
wIi.m Green 81 iIsl s. icss s is,h a st. s., and
FSnn1e Luckett, 16, 0S M st Sc
Clarence Lamb, 35. Jaeksonyiile, Fla, and
Patsy Gattis. 81. 2615 42nd st. NV.
sergt. Tevis Durrett, jr., %, 1918 Upshur
n,ihw., g; Nv, and Marjorie Conner. 20. 1905
Francis fcushty. %, ouantico, and Helen
=. Hedin, 20. 1859 New Hampshire ave. nv.
ensrlss Eioyo, -. Flint, Mich, and Edna
Sroukhton, 21, Bethesda
ana Theresa Huot. Il. Miami, Fla,
William Taylor. "a. 'l76i swann st. NV.
ana Addie Smith, ~. 1908 swami
Charles jackson, 3s, and Frances Penny.
JO, both Of 234 N st. NV.
joseph Taylor, 20, % Myrtle ut. ne. and
Nellie Matthews, 10, Athens, Ga.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
Annri1unttn ttnattnnal

OPEN DOOR CHURCH, 3o7 d St. NV.
REV. C. w. OYER, Pastor.
sunday School at 945 am, for all
ages.
Sermon at II am-The Rev. Rudolph
Piepsrass, Missionary to Africa, will
speak.
7:30 p.m.-The Pastor will continue the
Lessons Of the Past Ages for the Preesnt
Age" USING Dispensational Chart
Prayer Meeting Wednesday at PM
COME, SEE AND HEAR.
Evening star., 1944-02-13

q RIss SOPHIE ONZEDoNK, havin' just brought me
M in some eggs from her Pops farm. stops to
~ let me know how her romantic life is gettin
these days.
Mister Wally" says Sophie, Il am 50 happy
l could turn a cdrtlcheeF"
guess must have showed some alarm in my eye
brows because she didn't wait for me to say what
l was thnkin'.
-" Oh, know that young ladies don't turn cart
Wheels but the world is 50 wonderful right now Mister
Wally."
Him." say to Sophie. Il guess that charm course
you took must've worked. can't imagine you bub
bin over like bottle of warm ginger ale if you had
just been ji1ed!'
How'd YOU guess it was about him?" Sophie asks
Him? Who? . Oh, oh yeah." say, recoverin
little on the slow side. yeah, your sailor friend
He's glad you got poise and all that stuff now,
reckon.
oh that" she says in tone which pushed the
charm course into the bottom bureau drawer. "Oh
sure . he says he's glad I'm full of glamour But
sOmethn' else has happened
DON'T have to ask her what else. only have to
hold up hand to warn her to take it slow. an oil
duffer can keep this roarin' courtship in focus.
YES sir, Mister Waly,' Sophie goes on. Gordon
It that S his name - Gordon - isn't Gordon beau
titul name? = Gordon is far away now. His address
is the South Sea Islands, care of the Postmaster IN
San Francisco.
AN Mister Wally, Gordon says in his last letter
that the chow they get is terribly monotonous and
he wants TO Ledrn to cook!
That's oery good sign isn't it. Mister Waly?'
Then, not watin for me to answer, Sophie skpS
out the door, hummn' Thine Alone" God bless
her. an climbs on her bicycle.
An l stand here like the sentimental old fool l
am an choke up an blow my nose an say to myself,
You're right, Sophie that's very good sign"
-WAlly b0REN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

'o.n +. walker. Tno- had no out
sal, uvIp "u their Go-aCrc unl.ud
farm, rNccpi I"r an occasion days
Wurl> 10y a uriChhur.
Fine records show that thew mar
kctrd 39,Ol1 pounds nI milk. 5.3Tg
pounds of BROKERS and other chic
NcuS. .ni G.un' dozen Gags They also
produced 3.5G6 pounds of hurley
tobacco. In addition. the WulliuS in.-
lowed Il GOOD l.vr-ai-humc program.
with plenty u' fruits and vegetables.
~ = a revelation wnn- - will 10
win hard wor. and rcS"urcciul-
moss can de- in mere sin: food and
feed production uu the average
iUm.' Walker says.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25
Relief At Last
For Your Couch

Chronic bronchitis may dcv.i,,, u.
;.% %ur C"u n cme%t cold, o. acute 6ron
ford To take Il CHARGE viii :rr,. | ,,,'iIt al
less potent than Crromul,i,,, ' VIZ ine
goes right To the seat OF thc rEIiih"h
h"ip loosen and cXprl c,.rn 10
rhir"m and aid nature To yom,, ,'uen
neal raw. tender. intIInnd ~, ana
mucous membranes. '"'c'ilal
trro!nn!Siun blends bccchwnod ma,
sole by special process with orhor 100 no
no narcotics. ''"'iinS
10 matter how many mr,Jir;,a,
have tried. tell Your tir,,n"iyr =, 'oi, you
n bottle al c:Comulsiun wI.I, ,rr ,,,t, you
standing you must like tho rn,. ;. " LIVER.
~ ailaN" III" cough. prrm,,iin5r W.. S"!cE,
Smclr G.: ,\nu are to have y0yr ,,,,, ,.ild
back. (AGvD '''' Hihncy
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

planting seed Tor 1915 u the one
Variety cotton Improvement pro
gram. reports !. \. ShInklun. ENtvn-
sion cotton specialist al Stale Col
lrgr In addition II these supplies OF
seed. there are many thousand of
bushels produced 10y certified seed
breeders under the North Caroline
Crop IupruN"mcu' Association.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

Butter is used as cosmetic in
Ethiopia.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25


....'-" ''' HIH. tie eHH-'out ".l .
.'@s'4"h % ~'.. l. '#" baptism u.
..t'" '."' ar.,re on. .t ..r. ilr naa
..'.3 .c.'. Il they .,d off r.uNgr.
''' '"ulu ~. Why ild s., nr' be-
'.'U MN II 'i'f s".H .. 'J.fU. they
gre ''!".j %. t'' i."pI" ,ap lrpE-
"' on ""hh 90" p."pHv'. So they
..d'' "ll-"'i. Jesus '.,u refused 'a
N'' ''''i question.
"''", ''"EHl 'rr people by Dgr-
dc. i!' a.I" c'''an wur planted
. i''!"'@' u''t' ..' the u,',.-...y
,I"''.H'I'l ana .'H'rn = in-u.., w,u
10 mare 'hr rI"li'-. "''- u' ..H, D..
.''. ..''' 'n &1' h.- sr";' %, iur ...
..i'iF h,'F h'"l IN" m"n. Hn.'r'.
.t'F SUED ana Whcn at .Hsl nu sent
JUS Oily son. 'AcN kIi..d h.'. q.
."'. - u.' man NiiIru lh'-" N.g."U
men b" iI'H i'S' al.
49,; - course wa. the $50" "ra
va. ".'''u pN Iiv NlrNrt aN'Hw.-
n'''' ana israel was the inscu o., u..
"''' ",IS l'!ii "i!'h ii' Ns .'l. 'n
avg men,
HE"iH me priests sought .u cate.
49,. '' "@N.''. d. III va. Lawful. .H
~ d" pay 'iiD"tc =" 'dp..u. ic...
.'"'" '"' Of C'i'' ana Mhr. ta".Jg..
,,,'sL M'N '''"'u "n o.. lie said.
"'''t' 10 '"'S"I 'h' lhlHGs mat ur,
- - "i'u l." Goa 'h' innG- that
,,. .'.. w." >. iiSN used ~" com .nr
D"i cunning. a'i'ihS' Tor protection
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-11
Street Numbers
Project Topic AT
YMBC Meeting

The street numbering project
was the main topic of discussion
at the regular weekly meeting of
the Young Mems Business Club
at Moss Point Monday night. Fiji
teen members were present, and
A. w. Head, president, presided
at the meeting.
Volunteers for aid in complet-
ing the project e asked for
and members volunteered to COW
er streets as follows:
Magnolia street, A. M. Swi-
CERT; McInnis avenue to Curve
Inn, Dallas H. Smith; Dantzler
street, A. l.. Breseman; Weems
street, Rames Khayat; Robinson
street, Wilburn Lowe; Arthur
and Castaneras street, Gregory
Wood; McInnis avenue, Curve
Inn to Gautier street, j. E.
Thomson; Paper Mill, Forest
Crabtree and Frank Nilsson.
Griffin street, Dick Shields;
Stringtown Road, Raymond Tay-
lor; WEIGH street, P. E. Living
ston; Morris and Denny streets,
A. w. Head; Shipyard, Torres
and Couch streets, Ralph Davis;
Myers, Second, Third, Fourth
and Fifth streets, Billy Schaud;
and Elder Ferry Road, E. A. Kha-
vat.
Additional streets will be vol
unteered for by members of the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-11
Mrs. Erwin Mays Is
Host To Bridge
Club On Thursday

Mrs. Edwin Mays entertained
her bridge club in her home on
Thursday evening. High score
prize was received by Mrs. r. E.
Davis, second high by Mrs.
Frank Nilsson and the cut prize
by Mrs. Forest Crabtree.
Refreshments were serped fol-
lowing the games to Mesdames
r. E. Davis, Forest Crabtree,
Frank Mixson, S. Peterzell, r.
N. Knapp, J. T. Renfroe, d. A.
Baragar, p. Fl. Fields and j.
Hawkins.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-11
Methodist Junior
League Counselor
Goes To California

Mrs. Louise Lovelady, organ
izer and counselor of the Junior
League of the First Methodist
church of Pascagoula, departed
August LIST, going by plane to
join her husband, Cpl. Lovelady,
at Lemoore, Calf.
Under the capable leadership
of Mrs. Lovelady the league was
organized in November 1943.
The league Immediately adopt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-11
East Moss Point

SIN. lie c. E. Jasper, OF PEN
sacola, Fla, visited his family
this weekend.
Mrs. C. L. Cunningham and
Mrs. Jesse Dethloff were bust
ness visitors to Mobile Tuesday.
Cpl. James p. Almond sta
toned in Harrington, Tex, visited
his brothers, Lee Almond, of this
city, and John Almond of Mo-
bile.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graef and
son, Johnny, ere visitors to
Lucedale, Sunday.
Mrs. w. S. Robinson and sons,
Leslie and Glen, of S~pringhill,
La, are visiting Mrs. Robinson's
sister, Mrs. Little Padget.
Pvt. Arnold Fierce of Keesler
Field, is home on a To-day fur
Tough.
Cpl. Paul ',.Toots' Stauter OF
Camp Forrest, Tenn, was home
for the weekend.
MIR. and Mrs. William Ikner OF
Simms, Ala, and Mr.. and Mrs,
Ed Graham, of Crawford, Ala,
visited Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Crouch
Sunday.
SIN. &c Jesse Carver Cunning
ham and c. NJ. &c Roy De An
gelo wrote their mothers that
they had met somewhere in the
South Pacific and spent the af-
ternoon together, which was al
most like a visit home.
Friends and relatives of Mrs.
Sam Mcdonald will be glad to
learn she is gradually improving
after a recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Mcdonald
and Private and Mrs. D. E.
Townsend went to Biloxi Sun
day.
Private p. Townsend and SIN.
&c r visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ].
e. Wilkerson.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Mcdonald
had as their guests Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Mcdonald and
son, Ronnie, of Mobile, and Mr..
Merry Mcdonald and son, En-
mitt, of Bayou La Batre, Ala.
Pfc. David E. Townsend, sta
toned at the Marine base in
Pensacola, Fla, is enjoying a 10
day furlogh with his wife, Mrs.
Elva Townsend.
Mrs. r. d. Perkins, Mrs. ]. E.
Wilkerson and son, Edward, have
returned from a weeks visit with
Mrs, Perkins mother and ia
ther-in-law, Nh. and Mrs. j. w.
Perkins, of Canova, N. c. While
there, Mrs. Perkins husband,
SIN. &c Dan Roy Perkins joined
them and returned to Moss Point
with his wife. He is stationed at
Williamsburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmit Carlew
of Eastlawn were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Dethloff.
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ed a child in a children's home
at jackson.
The organization has also been
very active in other ways as in
addition to sending $40 cash and
clothes amounting to SIS to this
child. it has contributed $40 to
he building fund of the church.
On the Sunday evening before
the departure of Mrs. Lovelady
the league gave a surprise party
in her honor at which she was
showered with many gifts.
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Rotary Club, and an effort will
be made to complete the project
by August 20.
1t was also announced that the
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Pascagoula would attend the
next meeting of the club. A pro-
gram will be prepared by a COM
mittee to be named by President
Head.
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HOBBY

Hutchinson, Kas.-Miss Ruth
Sanders of Hutchinson collects
old spectacles as a hobby and now
has so pairs. Her prize is more
than 100 years old and has steel
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n Not everybody with . dollar
70 spare can shoot . gun
Is straight-but everybody can
shoot straight to the bank and
M buy War Bonds. Buy your
lac every pay day.
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frames with adjustable temple
bars.
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The first night airmail flight.
was made in 1921.
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Jackson county, at the Catholic
school.