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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

Is ROOMS, baths, gas h.-w. heat: beau.
tiful stone guest home: income, SLIGO
month and owners quarters: very good fur
nitnre, plenty linens; a resl home and in
vestment. $1,000 gives possession.
Is rooms, baths, Mt. Pleasant: ar
ranged into complete apis: dandy rent
ing location; beautiful brick and stone: a
real buy for $4,000; only $4,000 down.
12 rooms 3 baths, house in Al condi-
ton: on Irving st. NV, RIGHT off 10th st
arraneed into apts and sleeping rooms:
So, 200 handles. YOUNG g. PASTOR, 1929
Vermont NV. ma. 2425, Ma 3052
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

COLORED-200 block 18th ST. set
rms. 2 kitchens, English basement, hot
water heat, $1,000; down payment. $500
$500 block 18th st. n.w.---9 rms,
baths, furniture included. hot-water heat
$1b.75o; down payment, $500.
200 block Division ave. n.e.-8 rms, oil
heat, back yard, semidetached, 80 600;
down payment. $1,000. Call WITHER-
SPOON, DU. 4027. or DE. 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

COLQRED-Brookland Tar, b., auto
h.-w.h. Kenyon st.--e r., 2 b., h.-w,h..
Barrain--5-r brk: mod imp; $4,000;
cash, $500. 1900 blk, Caroline st.-8 T.
on 2 FRS, ami; $4,000; cash, ST 600
Delaware ave- frames, A rms each;
$1,000. MR.. SPEED, no. 553S, Sun, ewes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

apk taSaeioa. D. w. ltoooE, eACiusife dstuG,
COLORED-Brookland bargain; 1e rms, Q
baths; LIST commercial zone: business or
CoLoRED-vacant, 1918 B st. Sc; rms,
i Interested, cali aE. s45e, or Lu' ssss.
ave. detached brick, s years old, rms,
baths auto. heat, cellar laundry trays,
front and rear porches: screened, weather.
priced $500; $1,000 cash, balance like
Davis; 500 H st. NV. Ma. $3.50; ewes,
COLORED- Brookland--5-rm. brick. bath,
electric and gas, Frigidaire, 1-yr.-old gas
Colonial front porch, double back porches
stationary ysshtnSs, instant hotswater
throuEhopt. Vacant. Price, $1,000: $1,000
salsnee ca m MS s Fo
CoLoREDMvacant. Ace Lamont 10 s St nv NV,
2-story Colonial brick, rms. bath, h.-w.h.
sgas,. Frisidaire; garage; substantial down
CoLORED-,s00 blk. 9TH NE family. 2
ssSh ssa VI " BeeI TaEs ~ sSso
= .o hA fsE P Fs ssao $1,000 cash reg
Nv 200 blk aver 1oI I nv !en Spacious esm
Nh: oRRfsoN RA. b1i6, '"A = srps.
COLORED-Only $3.50 down 200 block
9 st. NV. a-room brick and bath, con-
venient downtown location: payments like
rent; ?, real bargain DI S72b, weekdays
z to Q pm. BASILIKo REALTY Co.
CoL0RED--2i1e 10th st. NV Reason
able down payment 10 rooms, baths.
+. -w.h.. privately arranged for home plus
INCOME; Make an appointment to see now
d. SD weekdays = to pm. BASILIKO
E Egf Z 3 CO.; Az sl9 y st. nv.
bldg, containing B. 4 and 5 rooms each;
h.-w.h, cleo. $4,000. Corner, 18th and
cleo, dining room and kitchen in base.
rooms. bath, dining room, kitchen In base
ment, INV h.. elec;. $1,000; $1,000 cash
Arcela heat, cleo, $3.50. $1,000 cash
Duplex house, g rooms. bath, 2 kits. Oh
heat. stationary tubs, $4,000. $1,5O0 cash
bst s eIcsk g Hnio sk # S9s
Ct obos en- j. q, an Nv az sttoresoSms snd APT
Franklin It. nv. four Arm. brick houses.
easc wsssssSgo r. klseh H HsS sse nsE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

OPEN TODAY, 10. Move right in. Hamp-
shire Knobs, brick bungalows , bed
rooms, tile bath, full base, large attic
suitable for additional rooms: ultramod-
ern Kit spacious grounds. etc: F. H A.
hnanceJ. Drive out today and see why
hundreds have been sold. To reach: Drive
out N. H. ave. to first intersect. past D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

o,hOoM HOUsE, 1ul basement, unfln-
is1ed rooms in attic, automatic oil heat;
$50 mo.
Near Camp Springs: 4-room house, all
modern. coal heat: PA acres ground, 2-car
price. $3.50; terms.
rooms and bath. all modern. fun base
ment' 2-car garage: lot l00x300; s mi to
ID. C.; price, 1880. terms.
rooms and bath. 35 building lots;
price, $1,000: 81 500 cash, $40 mo. W.
=. HARDESTY. phone Marlboro So All
day Sundays. Hillside 0272 and after 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

OPEN TODAY, II to 5, 1924 Allison st.
NV; semidetached brick, bedrooms, 9
baths on 2nd floor: den on 1st floor; oil
heat; gear detached garage: immaculate
condition. SHANNAN g. LUCRS CO., 1905
H st. NV. Ma. 23i5.
CLEVELAND PARK, sacrifice: open from 1
to 9: 361s 34th st. NV: corner: Z rms,
modern bath and shower, modern kitchen.
For information call D. j. OCONNoR, DI.
1852.
LET YOUR TENANTS pay your bills: home
or Investment; 142 ST.. Sc: fully fur
convenienees, including hot-water heat;
now renting for Sl92 mo-; S9oS down.
cox & Co, S15 North Capitol st. Dd.
2O3s PIERCE MILL RID. Cat Goth st and
Park rd)---2-story brick. 8 rooms. Q baths,
quick sale. LLOYD r. TURNER, 900 7th
st. s.w.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
OPEN HOUSE AT THE
PARSONAGE

Through the cooperation of
members and friends of the Clint
wood Baptist Church, the parson-
age of the church on Mcclure
Avenue has been completely re-
modelled and is now occupied by
the pastor and Mrs. Walters.
While much remains to be done
on. the outside of the home, the
interior is finished and it is the
wish of Mr.. and Mrs. Walters
that the people of Clintwood
shall visit with them. get better
acquainted, and see the work that
has been done on this home.
To simplify matters, and to en-
able all who will do so to visit
with them and see their new
home, Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Wal
tiers will be at home to those who
will come on Thursday evening,
December tWenty-first from sew
en-thirty to ten-thirty.
This invitation is general and
is given this publicity that all
who can do so may come on this
occasion.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
Wedding Bells

Some fifteen couples applied
at the Clerks office here for mar
riage licenses during the month
of November. Their names fol-
low:
Lonzo Yates, 80 to Viola Ro-
man, "a, both of Clinchco.
herman Rose, % of Rt. l, to
Casteline Mullins 18, Kingsport.
Leonard Sluss, 20 Skeetrock,
to Emma Duty, %, Rt. l.
Paul Little, 26 to Ruby Bowen,
10, both of Nora.
Ersel Ramey, 81, to Fay Els
wick, II both of Splashdam.
Morgan Dullins, 20, Darwin, to
Gertrude Evans, %, Georges
Fork.
Thomas Cooper, 20 to Ola
Payne, 10, both of Wakenva.
David Kennedy, %, st. Paul, to
Stella Browning, 10, Of Georges
Fork.
Star1and Mullins, 10 of Clint
wood, to Emma Jean Hay, II, of
Route /.
Bernard Sargent, % to Marie
Vanhoose, 81, jenkins, KY.
Jim Mullins SO, Haysi to Stel-
la Wells, "a, Of Bartlick.
Anvil Honaker, 20, to Ruth
Blankenship Is, Mcclure.
Ray Mullins, IS, to Marie Sen
ter, II, of Dwale.
Hubert Fletcher, 81 Patterson,
Va, to Alma Lee Artrip, 10, of
Clinchco.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
Three Children
Perish When
Home Burns

A pitiful and heart-breaking
tragedy took place on Brush
Greek last Friday evening when
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
bert Meade burned down with
his three young children, Joyce
4, Nina 3, and the 4-month old
baby, being consumed by the
flames.
According to reports, the moth
er the former Miss Della Flem-
ing, had gone to the home of her
father-in-law, Orville Meade,
nearby, leaving the three child
rem alone. Before going she plac-
ed the children on a bed with a
box of raisins to eat and told
the oldest not to move until she
returned. She had been there on
ly a few minutes when smoke
was observed rising from her
home, and by the time that she
and a number of neighbors ar
rived the house was falling in
with no chance of saving the chill
dren.
When the fire had died down
enough to make a search only
the charred remains of the three
little bodies were found, and
and these were put away in one
casket in the Pine Grove ceme-
terry at Cintwood on Saturday
afternoon.
Services were held at the home
of Mr., Meade's parents on Satur-
day by Elder Crockett Baker,
and at the grave by Elder Stewart
McFall and Rev. Charles BREEDER.
Nothing was saved from the
home, but kindly neighbors and
friends have donated upwards OF
five hundred dollars to the be-
reaved young couple and will aid
them in building a new home.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
Mrs. Celia Bray
Dies After
Long Illness

Mrs. Celia Artrip Bray, ",
wife of Dave Bray of ClintWood,
passed away at the Dickinson
County Hospital, here, on We'd
nesday afternoon of this week at
ter all illness of more than
year. She suffered a stroke OF
paralysis about a year ago and
had been bedfast at her home
since that time. On last Saturday
she had a second stroke and was
taken to the hospital where she
passed away.
Mrs. Bray was daughter of
the late Jasper Artrip, pioneer
settler of the Mullins Ridge Sec
ton and her entire life was
spent there and at Clintwood.
Although bedfast for the last year
of her life, she remained cheer
full and was always glad to see
any of her many friends who
could visit her.
She is survived by her hus-
band and one foster child, Mrs.
Clarence Stone, and the follow
ing brothers: John and Cas- Ar
trip of Dwale, Jasper Artrip Of
Lookout KY, and Harve Artrlp
of Tarpon. Three sisters preced-
ed her in death. They were Mrs.
Alafair Mullins, Mrs. Mary Kerr
of Tennessee and Mrs. Pricie Null
Inns of Dwale.
Funeral services were held
Friday at o'clock at the Bap-
fist church here with the pastor,
Rev. Walters in charge. Burial
was Immediately following in the
Clintwood cemetery.
Pallbearers were: c.. Mark
French, Claude Reedy. John Gill
mer Mullins, Orbin Reece, Edgar
Sutherland, Avon Sykes and Ire
land Fleming.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
COMPLETES MILITARY
POLICE TRAINING

Barksdale Field, La. Pfc.
Odell Hensley, of Carrie, Va,
this week completed a 4-week's
course in specialized training at
Barksdale Field. La, returning
to his home station at Browns
vile, Texas.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
ARLEY MULLINS DIES FROM
HEART ATTACK

According to report from
Haysi, Arley Mullins, son of
Bart Mullins of that place, drop
ped dead at a bath house at Har-
mon on Friday. He was employ
ed in the mines there. Funeral
services were conducted by Ed.
Rean Singleton and others.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14
AUCTION SALE OF WAR
BONDS BRINGS $4,000

At the auction sale of war
bonds, held here Saturday i'll con
nection with the Sixth War Bond
drive, something better than
$4,000 worth of bonds were
sold. Prizes ranging all the way
from a pressure cooker to pack
of cigarettes or a home-baked
pie were offered and bids ranged
all the way from $25 to $500.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14

Tech. Sgt. Garland Wright, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Wright of
Tarpon was recently reported by
the War Department missing in
action over Germany on Sept. 8.
He was stationed in England with
the American Eighth Air Force.
Shortly before he was reported
missing, Sgt. Wright, radio oper-
ator on a B-24 Liberator, was
given the Air Medal for meritor-
ious achievement in combat over
Europe The medal was present
ed by Col. Lorin L.. Johnson of
Payson, Utah. The citation read
in part;
'For exceptionally meritorious
achievement, while participating
in bomber combat missions over
enemy occupied Europe. The
courage, GOODNESS and skill dis
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14

played by this man on these oc-
casions reflect great credit upon
himself and the armed forces of
the United States"
This Group made its Tooth mis-
sion on D-Day in support of the
first landings in Normandy by
Allied Forces.
Stuart Wright, another son of
Rufus Wright, was with MacAr-
thur in the Philippines at t h e
time Of the Jap invasion, was
taken prisoner at the fall of Cor
regidor and later died in a Jap
prison camp.
Sgt. Wright, a graduate of
Clinchco High School and Hi
wassee College, entered the SER
vice in June, 1941.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14

Pfc. Henry F. Kelly, stationed
in Louisiana is spending the week
with his mother, Mrs. D. G. KEEL
ly, here.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-12-14

John Yves Childress of Skeet-
rock was business visitor in
town Monday. !.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-18
G. As Guests At
Valentine Party
Al Nelson Home

Mrs " II Nelson IT,. enter
tanned the members ~ TIE q
As of tbe Baptist church IA hef
home on Friday evening Nlth q
Valentine party from 9 until 3
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Valentine decufattans acre
used throughout she Haofus Of the
h1sne Valentine gafpez were en-
loycd during ne evening
Sandwiches candy cookies and
hef choeo4sie NeFe served - Ma
re and Mary Hefpdsh. joyce Ar
instead Ann Bond. Mary Kars-
Utter. joyce s~tevenaans Jackie
Nelson fstae NJ NaYK Deiosis
Green ard Dot Young
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Girl Scout Troop
Formed ln Eustiuwn
By FRS. Hammock


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-18
Methodist Circle
Meets With Mrs.
Lambert Roberts

Mrs. LamAMssf Koheata Was hsa
tess g the ssFah Bennett Csnls
e the Methodist church 1t uhs
regular meatsne held Mondag A.
chairman ~ ilas circle. Ms Rob.
ests presided
Visiting and hostess committees
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namea - serve or us serun6
Mrs Z W ulnef vas aptsgtnl
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and she presented t. ths Circle
tie need ~ studying The Bsbis
together Several chapters ai tts
Bible elil BE studies together ss
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-18
Gumbo Supper At
Vuncleuve As
Church Benefit

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supper 5 program is being plan.
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Wilson. assisted ~ Ms John
Carter and Miss June Wllssaa
served cake and cuifee from s
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LACE cover and Vsleatlse fseufs
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bowl II cameliias Mrs Garter
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Instructions Given To Service Men
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-18
N. P. Cagers Win
DOuble-Header;
Will Play Biloxi

Tire Moss pmns b0st and rlfls
hasketfsail teanas took tnalh ena
Il 3 aaahie hsadef aon N@as
q the Teeg gymnasium Enaday
sFU tae FIRST time THIS aesaam
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. finished ball tram ia handing
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seore q ~ t. ~ Inciaelsialis.
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lpesls lad defeated Wade IN 4
sefies Of four Eamisk Elizabeth
We're took top SCORING E4anors
for ths night with : total 1t
z points HeimA Rays Holland.
n addition 10 her fine ala sfouaaa
play, seUfed 6 points Is did Bef.
nice bfenU Eumkett led iht
visitors Sith le points
The Moss Point hoss drubhed
Wade hs the score of 20 q "a
Bobby FagRard was Tho spear
head o The Moss Point attack
ana led the nights Nrurina 20
laae with IS points. Wsliman
sath Z points was Wade's lead
ing eref Don Blanchard ass
aeAt attn 6 points
On the night 81 February as
he lueal lassiea overwhelmed
tae St Martin sexiet 81 me
score q 81 20 q Elizsheth War;
again led the locals wiuh . score
0f Is points IN less than three
quarters % actual play Juiiesie
Harper played her best game of
the season and smassed 3 total
Of - points jones 81 81 Mar
TN, led net teani 9ith IA points
Blanchard Stars
With Don Blanchard. Aigef ern.
ief, pumping Is points through
TIE Wiekete THE Moss Point boys
eefeated . stubborn btg slightly
outciaszed team from ST Martin
bs the score 81 81 ~ - The
entire Moss POINT team with "a
cepslun Of Blanchard vas Slightly
off form bus managed 10 keep
Neii ahead If the visitors sitter
tbe ltrst feN minutes Of the Ramu
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team with ~ points
Tuesday night. dos Point aili
efFterta ii the Biloxi Indians N
the local gym There all b tao
b8Es kauaas and ufs girls game
fhe first game betWesn the sec
ind Deys teams viii begin IT =
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vii play Wsae - the Moss Point
gymnasium ~ith me first game
beginning ~ : 3 ~
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Aft euehee
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Library Board

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PAGING Mr. HoYLE

Chattanooga. Tenn Arch
FsldleN "a Charley Douglas ~.
sam Benin b. ana Dab Cafruun.
e. partners le4 ~ years "a .
printing bHsfheas here. 6ttfIhafs
part 81 their successful Heiatiun-
snip e. > daily card game - fas
ship Fer over % years the
along A1fh employees, hgse
platrd setback every aag from
1915 20 during the isHch hsaf.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-18

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