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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-02
Work Of Nurses
Aides Subject
Rotary Club

Guests of the Moss Point Ro-
tary club Thursday who present.
ed Rotarians a view of the ser
vices rendered by the volunteer
corps of Nurses Aides were Mrs.
Henry Gautier, chairman Of the
Nurses Aide division of the Red
Cross in jackson county, Mrs.
T. L. DeLashmet, county CO.
chairman of Nurses Aide and
Mrs. John Collie, recruiting chair
man for Nurses Aide in jackson
county. Also present was Mrs.
Stanley Butte of Biloxi, who Is
chairman of the Nurses Aide
Corps for Harrison county. =
Mrs. Cole explained that the
Nurses Aide program was a
branch of civilian defense and
was assigned to the Red Cross
for development.
She listed the qualifications
and duties Of a Nurses Aide and
stressed the vital need for them
in this area.
Mrs. w. W. Barbour, captain
of the Nurses Aide Corps IN Jack
son county. was present In her
uniform. She explained the in
sigma which she wore and an
swered questions regarding the
services she and the other vol
unteer nurses performed.
Mrs. Butte discussed the new
development of military service
of Nurses Aides and disclosed
the fact that Keesler Field ii
seeking a class of aides for such
service from this area. She
pointed out that Nurses Aides
have already completed $4,000
hours at Keesler Field and have
proved so helpful that hospital
officials there are anxious to re-
cruit more for this worthy vol
unteer service.
Guests of Rotarians at their
meeting Thursday were Sly
Pierce, high school Rotarian for
the month, Carl LOOMS of Clay
ton. La, Chester Vaughan of
Pascagoula, Sgt. Bonner Stuart
and SfSgt. John Cirlot.
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manent passes to all representa-
tives of the Union to gain entrance
to the plant at any time.
7. The Union objects to the al
legged lack of proper service and
alleged unsanitary conditions of
the canteens inside the Company's
plant.
The grievances will be follower
by the question set forth above.
The ingalls, Company now OPP
crates under a clause in its agree
ment with the Union whereby all
employees as they are hired are
the Union which has control of
referred to the business agent Of
that particular craft with a re-
ferral slip on which is stated that
the company looks with favor on
the unions.
This clause is the result of a
similar projected strike vote by
the Metal Trades Council at little
over a year ago, October, l943, in
which the Unions demand for a
Closed Ship was denied by the
War Labor Board. The grievances
were arbitrated after a 10-hour
session two days before the sched-
uled vote and as a result the
clause was agreed on both by
the Unions and management. It
reads as follows: Z,
''The Company will urge all en-
ployees covered by this agreement
to becomes members of their re-
spective Unions and maintain
their membership through the
life of said agreement. The Com
pany will refer all new employees
to the proper Union business rep
resentative. The Union agrees
that neither it nor any of its Off
GERS will intimidate or coerce en-
ployees into Membership in the
Union
The Unions charge no violation
of this clause.
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this method Of ex-
pressing our undying apprecia=
ton to the A. F. Of L. Union. va
rious clubs, missionary societies.
and the All ladies club at Wade
for the sympathy, many kindness
es and floral offerings that help
ed to soften our grief during the
lengthy illness, and following
death. of our beloved mother.
and grandmother, Mrs. Molle
Roberts Carter. Especially do we
thank Mckay Morticians for the
hospitality extended us by Nj.
and Mrs. o. L. Smith. We also
wish to thank the Rev. J. ?.
Payne of the Kreole Methodist
church, the Rev. {. D. Simpson.
her former pastor, and the Rev.
Macus 7. Howell. her last pas
tor, for their many kindnesses
and spiritual help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carter and
family.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-02
Wells Resigns As
Chairman 0fCiiy
Recreation Group

Thomas R. Wells, superinten-
dent Of Pascagouia schools, Mon
day rendered his resignation as
chairman of the Pascagoula Rec
reation Commission. Warren j.
McCleskey was appointed by
Mayor John r. Watts to replace
MIR. Wells as head Of the commits
sion. Mr.. Wells will remain a
member, Mayor Watts explained.
Mr.. Wells has served as chair
man of this commission since its
organization several months ago.
A severe illness in his family and
the need for more concentrated
planning for the postwar period
in the local schools were cited by
Mr.. Wells as reasons for his res
ignation.
1T Is only because | realized
the extreme Importance of this
civic endeavor that | have been
willing to give the necessary time
in the past months" Mr.. Wells
wrote In his formal resignation,
Nov that our building program
has been successfully launched
and the program of operation has
been put into effect, ! feel that !
must turn the continuation of
these duties over to someone else
l am convinced that this is
one of the most worthwhile and
progressive movements that this
community has undertaken in
many a day"
The recreation m m mission
played a large part in securing
for Pascagoula the recreation pro-
gram of construction and opera
ton. Work is scheduled to start
on the large recreation building
at an early date and other phases
of the program will be developed
as soon as possible.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-02

Council OF Church
Women Meet AT First
PresbYterion Church

The regular meeting of the
Council of Churchwomen of Pas
cagoula, which holds session ev-
cry fifth Monday of a month, took
place at the First Presbyterian
church last Monday afternoon.
The session was opened by Mrs.
]. c. Crane, president. who with
the other executives, Mrs. Robert
Carter, vice president, and Mrs.
Harold Lee, secretary, was elect
ed to office at the last meeting of
the council. The devotional was
conducted by Mrs. Paul Myers.
The guest speaker for the after
noon was Mrs. N. P. Shawhan of
Mobile, who talked on the subject
in which she has gained national
fame, Parliamentary Law"
Hearers of the talk gained much
valuable information in regard to
correct procedure in the conduct
of clubs and other bodies.
Mrs. ID. II. Ellington, also of
Mobile, also talked helpfully on
matters in connection with the
Mobile Council of Church Women
of which she is an officer.
Two vocal solos by Mrs. Charles
Mitchell were also pleasant parts
of the program.
Members of the council also had
the pleasure of having as guests,
Mesdames D., T. Mccall, John Ma
son and Frank Powell of Mobile.
At the close of the program.
those attending were invited to
the neighboring manse where a
social hour was enjoyed.
A refreshment course was
served by women of the hostess
church with Mrs. Robert Reinecke
and Mrs. Robert Gulley presiding
over tea and coffee cups.
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Jesse Hudson Laid
To Final Rest In
Grand Bay Cemetery

Following the funeral service
in Grand Bay Methodist church,
the remains of Jesse Hudson who
died in the Mobile Infirmary,
January 10, were laid to rest in
Grand Bay cemetery.
The services were conducted
by the Reverends Ford Parker,
Pascagoula. ]. l.. Morgan, Moss
Point. and Jewel Goldman, Kre-
ole, and Richard Hudson, Fort
Worth, son or the deceased,
who read his fathers favorite
scripture.
Pallbearers were six of the sew
en- sons of Mr.. Hudson. John; of
Kodiak, Alaska, the seventh son
who is in the service, being UNI
able to attend. They were Jesse
Lee and Charles, Grand Bay, Les
lie, Moss Point, Leroy, Mobile,
Richard, Fort Worth, and Roose-
welt, USN, who had just returned
from New Guinea.
MIR Hudson was a native of
Clark City, Ala, but had resided
IN Grand Bay for the past 10
years.
Other survivors are his widow,
Mrs. Minnie Lee Hudson and
Jour daughters, Mrs. James Jack
son, Mrs. Albert Sessions and
Miss Dorothy Hudson. of Grand
Bay, and Mrs. Linwood johann
lseon OF Moss Point.
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Naval Officer
Tells Rotarians
submarines

A veteran of fifteen years SER
vice in the us. Navy, Warrant
Officer Jones l.. Garrigan, was
guest speaker at the regular
luncheon meeting of the Pasca-
goula Rotary club Wednesday
noon.
Warrant Officer Garrigan, who
has spent almost three-fourths of
his period OF Naval service on
submarine duty, presented some
interesting facts and answered
questions of Rotarians pertaining
TO that type of warfare.
He told Rotarians that subma-
rine duty, which is strictly vol
unteer service. is the safest
branch of the armed forces,
Submarines are the only
means of transportation whereby
you may escape being sighted
from an airplane," Mr.. Garrigan
said, "as a submarine may travel
200 feet below the surface Of the
water"
Also speaking to the club MEM
bers Wednesday was A. p. May,
Pascagoula Rotary president, wing
talked briefly on fostering inter-
national relationships. In connec-
ton with this aim he distributed
among the Rotarians names of
Rotary members in other coun-
tries and urged the Pascagoula
members to correspond with these
persons.
Club members and their guests
enjoyed a short musical program
in addition TO the speakers which
was presented by Mrs. George
Hobgood and Miss Irene Humph-
rey, violinists. They offered sew
eral ballads accompanied at the
piano by Miss Virginia Eason.
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Pascagoula
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Pollard Of
Bay Minette. Ala. spent the past
week as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c e. Mcclellan, 327 Adams street..
Mrs. Charles Phillip, wife Of
Commander Phillip of Mobile.
spent Wednesday with Mrs. ]. B.
Morgan. The preceding Friday
Friday Mrs. Morgan had is guest
Sergeant and Mrs. Nixon Mum
per of Keesler Field who At
tended the launching at the In
gals shipyard as her guests.
Dinner guests Of Or. and Mrs.
P. A. Thompson Friday evening
were MIR. and Mrs. A. p. May and
MIR. and Mrs. E. H. Bacot
Mrs j. o. Cole and daughter,
Barbara, arrived home Saturday
after attending the flower show
OF the New Orleans Garden So
ciety where Mrs Cole had TWEEN
ty varieties Of cameIlias on dis
play. One Of these, Emperor Of
Russia was named best Of It's
variety. MRS. Cole and Barissfa
were guests Of Mrs. J. P. CordiII.
Mrs. P. A.. Thompson suffered
burns OF the left hand and arm
and narrowly escaped more :
rious injury early Saturday morn
ing when accumulated gas in the
oven of her stove was ig:ited
as she attempted to light the
stove. The force Of the expIo-
sion threw Mrs, Thompson across
the kitchen and the flames singed
her hair, face and other arm.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-02
Legal Notice
NO. s. ls4s


An Ordinance declaring an
emergency for additional office
space of the City of Pascagoula
and authorizing. empowering and
directing the Mayor and Council
men of the City of Pascagoula.
Mississippi. to rent from E. Barq.
Jr. the building numbered 202
Ker Street in the city of Pasca-
goula. for a period of one year from
the first day of February. Is4s
at . rental of $4,000 per month
said space TO be used az Police
Headquarters for The Police De-
partment Of the City Of Pasca-
gouia. Mississippi.
BE 1T ORDAINED by the
Board of Mayor and Councilman
of the City of Pascagoula, as fol-
lows:
Section /. THAT an emergen-
cy exists for additional office
space for the City of Pascagoula.
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worn by the bridesmaids. Misses
Jane Richards and Mary Frances
Brett. French bonnets in green
and bouquets Of yellow roses tied
with contrasting tulle completed
their costumes.
Mr.. Woodman was attended bg
his brother-in-law, Byron Hess
Of Mobile, as best man. Grooms-
men were Messrs. Charles MUIR
ply and Paul Devine. Ushers
were Private First Glass Louis +.
Adler of Fort Mcpherson. Ca.
and James Sullivan.
The wedding was followed BY
a reception at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L
F. Adler, ST., after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodman departed for !
short honeymoon at Edgewater
Park and in New Orleans.
They are now at home at Oak
Place Drive Hartwell Place, Mo-
bile.
Among the many out-of-town
guests for the wedding were the
groom's mother, Mrs. W. w.
Woodman Of Pascagoula, his sis
ter, Mrs. Odus Lynd, and Mrs.
L. L. Locszett and son, Bobby. Of
Biloxi.
The wedding was preceded BY
several pre-nuptial affairs among
which was a crystal shower at
which Miss Margaret Kilcullen
was hostess at the Cooper tea
room, January Is. Another was
an after-rehearsal party at which
Mrs. Byron Hess entertained the
evening before the wedding. It
took place at the Hess home in
Spring Hill Manor.
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Mail . :.

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flee is short approximately five
carriers, and for several weeks
it has been extremely difficult
to maintain service in all parts
of the city.
The United States Employment
Service, the Civil Service Com
mission, andh the Presidents
Committee, for Congested Areas
are assisting the Postal Service
to recruit carriers, but losses due
to designations and armed service
demands have exceeded the re-
cruitments. Only young men in
good physical condition can en-
dure the work of delivering mail
on foot, and the armed services
and war plants are seeking the
same type of men.
Parcel post will continue to be
delivered by mounted carriers.
Patrons should not change their
mail addresses, but continue to
have mail addressed to them as
before, as delivery service will
be resumed at the earliest posi-
BILE date.
The postal service regrets very
much the necessity for curtailing
some services, but war demands
must come first, Mr.. Smith said.
The Pascagoula office has in
creased about ten times its size
in the past six years, and it has
been impossible to retain and
train a sufficient number of en-
ployees.
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Miss Rose Marie
AdIe Weds Roy
Joseph Woodmon

A wedding of interest to many
here where the bridegroom was
reared and passed the greater
part Of his young manhood Is
that of Roy Joseph Woodman to
Miss Rose Marie Adler Of Mobile.
Il was solemnized at a nuptial
mass in st. Mary's church in Mo-
bile, Saturday, January 80. i945,
at 9 o'clock in the morning with
Monsignor ]. R. O'Donoghue con-
Quoting the double ring cere-
mony.
II took place in a setting Of
palms and an altar rich with
white gIadioli, chrysanthemums
and lighted candles. A white
shawl was artisticalIy used in
draping the prie-dieu.
The service was preceded by a
program of nuptial music which
was followed by the Lohengrin
Wedding March heralding the en-
try of the bridal party.
The bride. who was given in
marriage by her father, L. F. Adj
Ter, Sr., wore white pearl and
Alencon trimmed duchess satin,
with a full flare train. Her veil
OF illusion, and Alencon lace was
attached to a French bonnet with
mother-of-pear orange blossoms.
Her flowers were white carna-
tons centered with an orchid.
Her maid of honor, Miss Mar
garet Kilcullen, wore gold bro
cade and bonnet of gold tulle.
Her flowers were blue iris.
Almond green gowns were
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DEpAHrMENT or EpUcArIoN

Proposals will be received for
the painting and repairing Of the
school buses Of jackson County
up to Friday, February 3. 1915,
at 10 A. M, Bids are to be filed
with the jackson County Super
intendent Of Education.
A. F. MEGEHEE. Supt..
jackson County Schools.
% 20
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DEPARTMENT. or EDUCATION

Proposals viii be received Ter
the sale Of one school bus body
up to Friday. February 9, 1895.
at 10 AM. Bids are to be filed
with Mrs. Q. B. Lopez. Of Gautier.
Mississippi.
A. F. MEGEHEE, Suppl.
jackson County Schools.
% 20
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Nome Two Members
To P~Cscogoulo
LibrorY Commission

Pascagoula Library Commission
by the city council were an
nounced this week by Mayor
John +. Watts.
Miss Natalie Shelton was ap-
pointed to a four-year term on
the commission and Mrs. r. B.
Mahaffey was named TO fill out
the unexpired term Of Miss Ann
Farnsworth, which mas a year 10
run
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-02

To remove an adhesive-tape
stain, apply kerosene Or carbon
.etrachloride. then wash the stain
with warm suds.
Slip covers should be strong
enough 10 pull off and On a chair
and to Withstand use for rea-
sonable length Of time.
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SPECIAL NoTICE-We expect
to discontinue buying pecahs
about Feb. Is, and are anxious to
have everyone in Jackson county
get what they can out of odds and
ends of pecans left. We will pay
cash market prices until this time.
Waring Produce Co. l0l Live Oak.
Cpd 20
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For.Rent
Wonted

WANTED Nine years
stenographic and clerical work
Available for immediate employ
ment. References Gan be furnish
ed. p. O.. Box 1896. EastIawn.
Oh 20
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SPECIAL NOTICE, $3.50 reward
leading to information of person
or persons scalding one cream
colored Jersey COW, Milton Clark,
Kreole. 6tp lis
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FOR SALE-Two 100 gallon hot
water tanks, six shower baths,
one coffee urn, one electric po-
tato peeler, one Hobart electric
coffee mill with " hip. motor.
one SIT. wall case with sliding
glass doors. Box SO, Paseagoula,
Miss. 1tp %
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FOR SALE - Five-acre truck
farm, located or Hwy. SO, Q miles
north of Moss Point; nice garden
now growing, nice variety flow
ering shrubbery of nursery stock,
also 200 acres of oil land in Low
ny Island. Terms can be arranged
for the larger part of price. j.
j. Dowdy, Escatawpa, Miss.
ZIP 20
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FOR SALE-Nice home, could be
used for boarding house or dwell
ing. Will sell with or without
furniture, down payment with
monthly payments. Mrs. Fred
Morris, 312 Jonte Ter. Phone
119-J. 2tp 1-26
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WANT ADS;

FOR SALE-Azaleas, camellias in
a good assortment of standard va
rieties and gratis; also mixed
strawberries. Neills Ornamental
Nursery, I'll WEIGH St. H. B.
Wilcox, Prop, Phone 1871.
4tp 1-26
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FOR SALE-Azaleas, small, me-
dunn, large and extra large; also
Japonicas, Bridal Wreaths and.
other shrubbery. j. j. Dowdy,
Escatawpa, Miss. ZIP 20
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(SEAL)
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
/, the undersigned ". p. De
JEAN, Clerk of the City of Pas
cagoula, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true
and correct copy of the Ordinance
No. g.. l945, which was duly
adopted by the Board of Mayor
and Counciimen of the City of
Pascagoula, at a regular recessed
meeting held on the 31st day of
January. 1945, as the same APP
pears of the Minutes of said Meet
ing in Minute Book 80.
WITNESS MY HAND and Seal
of the City of Pascagoula this the
3lst day of January, 1945.
v. P. DEJEAN.
Clery.
(SEAL)
1t 81 eH
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Mississippi. ii being necessary to
obtain additional facilities for the
Police Department of the City of
Pascagoula.
Section 2. THAT the Mayor
and Council of the City of
Pascagoula, Mississippi, be au-
thorized, directed and empower
ed to lease from E. Barq, Jr., the
building numbered 200 Ker Street
in the City of Pascagoula, to be
Used as headquarters for the Po-
lice Department in the City of
Pascagoula, at a monthly rental
Of $4,000 per month from Feb
ruary l, 1915, said space to be
used and occupied as Police Head
quarters of said City, by the Po-
lice Department, but the Police
Court to continue to be held in
that part of the Municipal build
ing heretofore occupied by the
Police Headquarters and the hold
ing of the Police Court.
Section 3. THAT the furnish
ing and acquiring of additional
Headquarters for the Police Head
quarters being of the utmost inn
portance for the public good and
general welfare of the inhabitants
of the City of Pascagoula, it is
ordained that this ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from
and after its approval and adop-
ton;
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that this Ordinance shall be
adopted as of the date of the in
PRODUCTION of the same, but the
same, shall, nevertheless, be pub
lished in the manner provided by
law.
The above and foregoing Ordi-
nance having been introduced in
writing at a regular recessed
meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Councilmen of the City of
Pascagoula. Mississippi, held on
the 31st day of January, 1945,
the same having been marked
filed by the Clerk and the same
having been read, discussed, and
considered, paragraph by para
graph, section by section, and
then as a whole, it was on motion
made by Councilman DeJean
duly and legally adopted by the
following vote:
Beckham, Aye
DeJean, Aye
Watts, Aye
ATTEST:
". P. DEJEAN,
Clerk.
APPROVED:
j. r. WATTS,
Mayor.
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For Sale


WAVE, soc
Do your own Permanent with
Charm-Kurl Kit. Easy to do,
absolutely harmless. Re-
quires no heat, electricity or
machines. Safe for every
tyne of hair. Praised by mill
lions, including June Lang,
glamorous movie star.
Peoples Drug Store
15tp 1929
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FOR SALE-Breakfast room set,
Zenith cabinet radio, double cleo
trio toaster and hot plate. Geo.
J. Jarvis, $40 18th St, City.
ZIP %
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FOR SALE-lg35 Chevrolet Sc
dan, good condition, tires fair.
Ask for Erby Ferguson, No. 253
Trailer, E. ST., off Lincoln Ave.
ZIP 1-26
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FOR SALE-Meat Market and
Groceries. Phone 1915. 3tp 1-26
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PEcfAL NOTICE Cars and
rueks oveshauled. Carbureters
nd distributors cleaned and ad-
listed. Cochran's Garage, Ri. l.
outh of Bayou Casotte school
We charge for what we do. but
We do what we charge for.
ZIP l-26
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SPECIAL NOTICE
MOSS POINT RADIO
SERVICE

Pick Up and Delivery Service.
Work guarantee d, Radios
bought and sold. Complete
service on all makes"
Phone 52l1, Moss Point
4tp liz
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FOUND-Strayed to my place,
red male hog, under bit and split
in each ear. One mile east of
paper mill on Hwy. 80. M. c.
Mahathy, Kreole, Miss. 3tp 1-26
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SPECIAL NOTICE Beautiful
Fashion Frocks'' in latest spring
styles. also lovely Avon Cosme-
tics" Phone 843-W for an ap-
or see your represent
tative at TAO Gen. Grant circle.
ZIP l-26
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SPECIAL NOTICE MACHINE
LESS and COLD WAVES. Louis
Beauty Shop. phone 1852, E. Moss
Point, End street. f3tp 20
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Wanted To Buy

WANTED TO BUY-Radios, ia
BILE models, top prices paid, Please
bring them in. The Radio Shop,
234 Canty st. 4tp 1-19
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SPECIAL NOTICE - THOMP-
SONS can save you money in the
long run on the moving job.
THOMPSON'S TRANSFER. Tele-
phone 664-M. 8tc l-26
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SPECIAL NOTICE-Moss Office
Supplies Service, typewriters, adj
ding machines, bought-sold-re-
paired. Market st. Phone 1862 R.
4tp 1-12'