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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-09-13

The country Will 90 back to stan
dard time at 2 a. m. Sunday, Scptem-
Der 30. The House has already passed
the measure and the Senate is eK-
pected to concur.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction Of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
SEPTEMBER II AND IS, 1915.
By order of the Beard ---------.--
JESSE j. ASHBY, Clerk.
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Fereign ministers of five big nations
opened meeting in London to discuss
a lasting peace.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PIANO TUNING Repairing and
regulating. J. S. Elliott, Mountain
Lake Park. Phone 85-W.-4G-tf.
C. H. CAMPBELL Is opening a
furniture store in Loeb Lynn Heights
on September 10, in the building for
merly occupied by Edgar Smith.-Ad-
vertisement 28-2t*
THE CURLY TOP SALON will be
closed September II and 18, as Mrs.
Melba Terrell will be attending a
National Hair Dressers' convention at
Hotel Alexandria, Hagcrstown.-Adv.
29-1t.
THERE ARE OPENINGS for truck
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CTS, cooks and walters at Hopemont
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YOUR CHANCE co 7i Gperf 5a.i a
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Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Nicola Sallese, New
burg, West Va, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Anna Sallese, home economics in
structor in the local school, to Cpl.
Louis A, Maschetto, of Washington,
d. c.
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NELLIE VI. FRIEND,
Administrative.
HARRY COLLIER, Auctioneer.
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E. RAY JONES,
NEIL c. FRALEY,
WALTER w. DAWSON,
Trustees.
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Road Notice

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Evening star., 1945-04-25

oskar Ma,l,s. Lawr1y, s5, ,oa St; NV; sns
Emmerson jackson. "a. and Lucille Jordan
Rex /. Jon Jones. 5. IS, Psmpa "a, Tex. and alady,
Embrey, 10. 1885 Pleasant st. Sc.
Robert W. Frank. 2s. 174O st. NV. and
Elizabeth Davis 90 4414 4th I'd. north
HenEy Johnson: %, and Charlotte Payne,
26' both of 1885, Foote st. ne.
joseph Pculock. %. Michisan city, Ind.
and Christine Benko, 90, 1910 10th st.
Granterson CLARK. 80, 5osa Lee high
RsS,, Ray North Arinston' St Z, and xrsinis
Ausustus B. Kinzel, ~, 1aI4 Massachu-
It. 55eattf Hotef aef stater n;xe, and Marie s'himeni
John Brooks. 81, East orange. n, j., and
JAMES msFy Hsn K0a g. NJ Moan G5ss'Efw Vefnon NC Ca
Rossr sss SsaHT "a g. e Bsekloo P ne idaho
oofddn sdd L brd1n NJ a. s S Msssspu sp st.
Sc, and Marion sellner. 20, 5000 oxon
| Virginia Chaplin, ri, $40 South Irving
chsries s, Mskaashlln ,: M q, Ph!1adslphla. and
Ads Masne &c. = e4s III MSrtis Ss ave Sx ns sna
'aef oeen Ri sSa otn aos s. 10th s. nnd
John Landeck, Is. 1855 q ST. ne, and
Theresa Flaherty, 10. 1855 Brothers pl
Dale Ressler, g. and Irene Gonop. 81,
both of Pittsburgh.
Francesca .Bollottiere, 35, lily Abbey pl.
ne, and Mary stoger, ~. Baltimore
and MllaTed Fulp s. g. Guam Hall 81 Gath Gath
william fna osIshoms Mshonsy aye ss New York City
Y, and Anna Holback. 10. 712 10th
Lawrence Chapman. 20. 73 Myrtle st.
ne. and Juanita Pinkett, 81. GAL L
Walter Lether. 90 Rochester, N. Y. and
June Mollard. q, 1920 r st. NV.
Joseph Weerts. 26, Gulepen, Holland. and
Ellen Chamberlain, 26, Bozeman, Mont
sad aoR SfRFass mssue re- 2t' s. 5lo aGh i6h s u
cavlisle Richordson. %, Locustville, Va.
and and Elsa Masters 81. 1925 Rhode
Bernice Smith, 32, aas r st. NV.
King Lyon; 30; .l3s, Pierce st, NV. and
James Hosey. IS. Webster Springs, w. Va,
and Erma Perry. %. 1922 St NV.
Edmund Rauch, %, 1915 Decatur st. NV,
and Louise Weales, IS. Burnettsville,
Glenn Roseman, 90, Concord. N. c., and
jamie Hunsucker, 81. 40 Nicholson st.
NV.
Roosevelt Thompson. 81. 141a Girard st
ne anC Lille Solomon. 25, lO5 G st. |
Leroy Winters. %. % o st. ne. and Louise
E. Allen. q, Hyattsville, Md.
Oscar Turner, %, 1914 10th st. NV, and
Estella oNeal, 10, Penbrook, Va.
Anito Capa:- 30. HOLLYWOOD, Calf. and
Elizabeth Espina, 10, 5l2 eth ST. Sc.
Charles Spanoele. 30. Altoona. Pa, and
Evening star., 1945-04-25
Births Reported

Richard and Virginia Abbott, boy.
AlviS and Yvonne Austin. girl
Edward ane .Josephine Barber. boy.
John and Arlene Bloss, boy.
| Harry and Kathryn Brown. boy.
Floyd and Helene Bost. boy.
Leon and Ode BrieLplio, girl
Harry and Pauline Buchanan, girl,
Lee and Margaret Catterton, girl.
Bernard and Evelyn Conn. girl.
Ross and Ellen Dimock, girl.
Doyle and Norma Drummond. boy.
Clarence anL Dorothy Finch. girl.
Pedro and Nellie Gascon, boy
Pa,rick and catherine GrifIen. girl.
Bonert Penf "a and d,I Dorothy Hawthorne, boy.
Maurice and Eve Jacobs. boy.
John and Genevieve Koehmstedt boy.
Warren and Eleanor Mallory, boy
Alexander ano Marianne Mazzoli girl
Ernest and Emily Mccormick girl.
Oscar Oscar. and Lucy Norsorden: boy.
Paul and Margaret Petersen, girl.
George and Alice Poyet. girl
Anton and Dorothy Reeb. boy
samuel and Margaret Richardson, boy.
Earl and Gene Schrock, boy
Frederick ano Eva Sorber boy f.
Eincent and Eliza beth Tilton, sirl.
Edwin and MaHde Welch, boy. /;
Oryille and Rosa Wildes, girl. Z
Herman and Sarah Apple, boy.
Louise and Sylvia Bailin, girl +
Roy and Iva Blankeship, boy. ~ q
William and Vera Blowe. boy. 4g~ !
Courtland and Mary Bolt, girl. Fl <
harry and Iva Boswell boy. Fi i
Eowin and Martha Brown, girl
Lewis and Mary Carroll, boy.
Harry and Dorothy Coldren, girl j
Josephine and Lillian Dacchille girl
flnls and Mary Dixon, boy. r
AloySiuS and Edith Faber, boy 3
Lawrence and Gladys Furtanato, boy.
Michail and Lila Gousev. girl
Eonald and Bernice Hanley, boy. :
John and Janet Hostetter, girl.
q tlo ETt,,
William and Ruth James, boy,
John and Minnie Roper. boy.
Francis an6 Mathilde Lee, boy.
Charles. and Virginia Mason. girl.
Leonard and Frances Murphy, boy.
Lloyd and Ruby Newland girl,
Kenneth and Ruth Nix, boy
Robert ana Frances O'Brien, boy.
Ira and Mary Pectol, boy
Philip and Carmela Pistorio, girl
Lawrence and Julia Raum. boy.
Daniel and Marie Rice, bow
John and Mary Roman, girl
William and Juliette Simms girl.
Charles and Carolyn Stanclif1, sirl.
Charles and Agnes Weese, boy.
James and Thelma White. boy.
Getteys and Sylvia Bailey. boy.
Harvey and Margaret Carroll, boy,
sydney and Anna Gordon. girl
Frederick and Rosie Matthews. boy.
James and Carrie Robinson. boy
Theodore and Emma Trowell, boy.
Carl and Bertha Wilson. boy.
Walter and Catherine Bettis, boy,
Richard and Sarah Duckett, hoy
James and lea Gross. girl
John and Mary Price, boy.
James and Annie Sims. boy
Ralph and Thornetta Vest hny
Evening star., 1945-04-25

Dorothy M. Allen. 81, Roxbury. Va.
Robert F. Lemar, 81, and Evelyn Mussei-
white. 1s, both Of Washington.
Jacob d. Mullis, 33. and Isabel Conway,
"a. both Of New York.
Jacob D. Mullis. 80, and Isabel Conway,
"a. both Of New York.
Linwood Davis. AZ. and Pearl v. Bryant
SO, both OF Washington,
Daniel E, James. SO. and Frances B. Bohr
80. both Of Washington.
Vernon s., Drewry,, "a, and Lucille q.
Raymond B. Keough, FL. Waltham, Mass.
Evening star., 1945-04-25
Hldersrds Schultz. IS. 4eoa Kansa.
ave. NV.
Issued at FairfaY.

Issued at Fairfax.
George Henry Zuver. jr, 30, and Patricis
Allen Mead, 90, both of Fort Belvoir.
Albert Preston Randall, %, Route 2, Falls
Church, and Luci Lea Lippard. l6
Burke.
Rudolph Lindmark Hanson, jr.. 81, and
Betty Marion Guy, 21, Englewood, N. J,
Thomas Elmer McDonoush jr., 10, Fairfax,
and Bernice Tuxbury, 20, West Orange,
Richard Davis, 90, Fort Belvoir, and Kath-
leen Mary Fortier, 81, Norwood. N. Y.
Clarence Alfred Vawter. 21, Route 3, Vien-
ma, and virginia Ann Henderson, 20,
Herndon.
Issued at Rockville.
Ruby H: Laffoon. 43, and Kathleen Blakes-
lee. 81, both of Washington
Conner M. Mumford, 80, and Lorraine
Adams, IS. both Of WASHINGTON
Thomas H. Gingell. %, and Priscilla A.
-, Tibbals. 81. both of Bethesda
Edith M. St. Clair, 1s, Glenwhite. W.
Clarence B. Simpson. ir., 81 and Elsie j.
Toms IS, both OF Alexandra.
Gordon w. Morris. %. patuxent River.
Md. and Mabel Woodruff, 81, Wash
ington.
Willard Maginnis, 80. Bethesda. and
Eleanor M. Pacitti, "a. Lansdowne. Pa.
Henry C. Boullt, 80, Yorktown, Va, and
Evening star., 1945-04-25
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. ldtDs, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tOait three tull days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-04-25

and Dorcas N. Jacobs Covey. 22, WASH
tngton.
Hush v. Curtis, 25. and Aiieen Hesset. 20,
Thomas g. Strickland, 22. New York, and
Ruth Suddath. 20, WASHINGTON
Joseph j. Miller. %. and Mary G. Dean.
80, both OF Washington
Evening star., 1945-04-25
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Enjoy Black and White Slin Soao dAiIys
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en- in honor of Mrs. NJ. B. Prouse
by her daughter, Mrs. Paul l..
Willis, Sunday. Those present
were Nh. and Mrs. r. L. VAIN
wright and children, Mrs. Alice
Wainwright, Miss Margie Bang.
Mr. George Leon Versiga, little
Tony Ugas and Mr.. and Mrs.
Prouse. The honores received
many gifts.
Mrs. Myrtle Guilotte was a Wis.
ltor in Biloxi Thursday and Fri
day.
f*pEstYy 90
+. Mr.. A. L. Wilkerson was a bus
mess visitor to Mobile Tuesday.
Mrs. w. R. Mizelle, Jr., of
Dutehtown, La, is visiting Mrs.
M. E. Mizelle and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. Julia Farragut and Mis-.
Wanda Jordan spent the week in
Laurel, Miss and Knoxville,
Tenn.
MI. and Mrs. Conner Breland
Of Gilberttown Ala, spent Sun
day in the home of MIR. and Mrs.
J. w. Rogers.
Mrs, H. r.. Davidson and Jackie
were business visitors to Gulf
port Monday.
George l.. Monk, Red Tynes
and Junior Gum, left for New
York City Tuesday on a business
trip.
Rubber Grierson, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Robbie Grierson, has
returned to school after an abb
sence of two weeks.
Leroy Ferby, MN sc, tele-
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1t. Col. Peter J.
Quinn Is Awarded
Bronze Star MedoI

Friends of Lit Col tChaplainl
Peter j. Quinn will be interested
to learn that he was recently
awarded the Bronze Star medal
for meritorious service in con-
nection with military operations
of the 69th Infantry division In
Europe according to an announce
ment from Maj Gen. E. +. Rein
hardt. his commanding officer.
AS the Rev. Father Quinn. tn
recipient of this honor was for
merly at the head of Our Lady Of
Victories parish having served as
priest from Nov. 1850 until May
1881, when he went for a visit to
Ireland. On his return Col. Quinn
went to V~icksburg where he
served a assistant priest at st.
Paul's church until he entered
the service as a chaplain. Father
Quinn has been a frequent visi-'
Tor to Pascagoula since going to
Vicksburg and was here several
months ago with a unit Of the
69th division, just before it was
sent overseas.
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Relatives Attend
Funerul Services
For Mrs. Furry

Word was received early in
the week of the death in Bay
Springs of Mrs. S. E. FURRY. a
native of Vaneleave. Mrs. Flur-
~, who was 81 years old, had a
host OF relatives in jackson coun-
~. Among relatives attending
the funeral were MIR and Mrs.
c. L. Stewart and daughters,
Emma Helen and Mildred: Mr..
and Mrs. C. r. Stewart and son,
Frank Mrs. j. A. CirIot and son,
Rupert. SfSgt. John Cirlot, 5th,
who is under treatment at the
Northington General Hospital at
Tuscaloosa was given a Through
to attend the funeral and he and
his mother, Mrs. j. A. Cirlot, re-
manned in Bav Springs for a few
days before returning home.
SfSgt. Downer Stewart and his
wife Of Chanute Field, ILL.,, also
obtained a furlough to attend the
final rites. MRS. FURRY was the
sister Of the late Rev. Sam Flur-
ry, pastor in Vancleave for
many years.
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Mothers Services
Held BY Eust Moss
Point Church Group

A special Mothers Day service
was held at the East Moss Point
Baptist church Sunday. Several
mothers were honored with spe-
cial titles.
Mrs. Joe Wilkerson, 70, was
the oldest mother. Mrs. Sam Me-
Donald, with twelve children,
was mother with the most
children. Mrs. Joe Wilkerson,
for fifty-six years a charter
member of the Baptist church,
was named oldest member of the
East Moss Point church. Mrs.
Emma Stauter, with four sons in
service. was the mother with the
greatest number in the armed
services. Mrs. Annie Wilkerson
had taught Sunday School at
East Moss Point Baptist church
the longest, with thirty years of
service. The Rev. Monte Davis
selected the text of the Mothers
Day sermon from John 1927,
Behold thy mother"
The program was delivered by
Mrs. T. L. Perkins and Mrs. Or
Wis Strahan.
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Rescind Dirnout,
Air Raid Orders
In Coastal Region

A RE
All dim0it and air raid pro-
lection regulations affecting the
coasts of seven southeastern
states have been lifted, accord
ing to an announcement by Ma
jor General Frederick e. Uhl,
commanding general of the 4th
Service Command made by tele-
grams TO governors of Mississip-
pi, Alabama. Florida, Georgia,
North Carolina. South Carolina,
and Tennessee.
The reseinded lighting restric-
tlons went into effect in Novem-
Der, 1912, and were later suss
pended.
The air raid protection teguIa-
tions provided for blackouts and
an intricate system Of air raid
warnings.
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Pfc. E. 1. Butte
Among Wounded


Among the recently evacuated
wounded men from the European
Theater of Operations is Pfc. l..
H. Bate, Jr., of Pascagoula and
Hattieshurg who was sent TO Fus-
ter General Hospital at Jackson
last week from a Miami Army
hospital where he was taken on
his arrival in the States.
Mrs. Bate, who resides with
her mother, Mrs. Ellis Matthew,
1859 Blair street, Phscagoula, re-
ceived a letter from her husband
on April 10 in which he told of
his having been wounded. This
was corroborated by a telegram
from the Army at Washington
that afternoon announcing this
fact.
On Thursday she talked with
her husband at Miami and learn
cd that within the next two or
three days he was to be Transfer
red to jackson.
Mrs. Bate departed for Hat
tiesburg Friday to join her hus-
bands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
l.. Bate, ST., of Hattiesburg, in a
visit to Jackson within the next
few days.
Just how serious Pfc. Bates
wounds are has not yet been
learned though he did write that
his injuries were to a leg and
foot. He has already been award
ed the Purple Heart medal.
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East Moss Point

The Rev. G. w. Mutt left Mon
day for his home in Lena, Miss.
after visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Monte Davis for a week. Mrs.
j. H. Fulford and sons, Billy
and Bobby, of Algiers, La, re-
turned home Monday after
spending the weekend visiting
her father and sister, the Rev.
Mutt and Mrs. Davis.
The Rev. Monte Davis attend
ed a meeting of the Mems Broth
erhood at the Watts Memorial
Baptist church in Pascagoula on
Tuesday night. Rev. Davis taught
the Bible class of the Women's
Missionary Society in the home
of Mrs. R.. H. Perkins Monday
afternoon with sixteen members
present. Mrs. Perkins home was
decorated with zinnias and glad
ioli. Refreshments were served.
Miss Vera DeAngelo spent the
weekend visiting her mother,
Mrs. John DeAngelo. Miss Dean
gelo has returned to her work at
the G.. M. and N. o. Railroad in
Mobile after recuperating a
month for a recent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l., Wainwright
recently received a letter, from
their son, Pvt. L. r.. Wainwright.
This vas the first they have re-
ceived for a long time. His let
ter stated he was well and has
arrived safely at an undisclosed
destination overseas and that
he is receiving mail regularly
from home.
Mothers Day dinner was Civ
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Theological Student
To Leud Services
AT Edstlown Church

James M Robinson, a student
at the Columbia Theological
Seminary in Decatur, Ga. will
speak at services at the Eastlawn
Presbyterian church for four
weeks beginning Sunday, MAY
Goth.
Mr.. Robinson will conduct both
the morning and evening preach
ing services on Sunday and the
weekly prayer meetings held on
Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock
at the church, according to Mrs.
s. L. Timmons o. the Eastlawn
church.
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Boise, Idaho-Thrce hundred
more marriages and justice Of the
peace r. w, Adams will be ready
to retire.
Celebrating his 77th birthday
anniversary along with The per-
Torrance of his 701st wedding he
said his goal was 1000 marriages
before he relinquishes his job as
justice.
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Mothers Day Mode
Occasion For Dinner
Al Edgur Hull Home

Mothers Day was made the or-
casion for a dinner at which DR..
and Mrs. Edgar Hull and 1t, and
Mrs. Quinn Gautier entertained
in honor of their mothers.
The Edgar Hull home in New
Orleans was the setting for the
dinner when Mrs. Alice Hull Of
New Orleans and Mrs. Frank
Warren and Mrs. Hermes Gan-
tier of Pascagoula were guests
of honor,
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Hurley

SUNDAY guests IN the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Honor Jones were
The latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Neal Parker OF Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Y. Lyons and
Miss Mildred Mizelle attended to
business in Mobile Tuesay OF
last week.
Weekend visitors in the N.
:. Hamilton, ST., home were Mr..
and Mrs. Hilrie Hamilton and
daughters, Judy and Jane, of
Mobile.
The Hurley Methodist charge
welcomes as its supply pastor the
Rev. Eugene FURRY, formerly Of
Daisy Vestry. The Rev. and Mrs.
FURRY and two small daughters
moved into the new Methodist
parsonage last week.
Mrs. w. l.. Jones attended to
business In Moss Point and Pas
cagoula Thursday of last week.
Mrs. M. c. Crawford was a
business visitor to Pascagoula
and Moss Point last Friday.
Friends of the Rev. and Mrs.
j. w. VALLEY regret to learn of
the illness of their small daugh-
ter, Pauline.
Mrs. Dick Lappkin returned
Monday from Florida where she
visited with her husband, Cpl.
Lampkih.
j. L. benson of jackson visit
ed last Monday in the home of
his son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack King.
Sgt. Don Slider of Florida and
wife and young son, of Laurel,
are visiting Sgt. Slider's mother.
Mrs. Edith Slider. .
MI. and Mrs. w. J. Waltman
are announcing the arrival of a
baby boy, born on May 3 at the
jackson County hospital.
Mrs. ID. Al. Mizelle was a bus
mess visitor to Pascagoula and
Moss Point on Thursday of last
week.
Friends of Mrs. H. c. King re-
greet to learn of her serious ILL
ness and retention in the hospi-
tai.
MIR. and Mrs. Rov Nealy and
family visited with MI. Nealy's
mother in Hattiesburg over the
weekend.
Johnnie Gibson is enjoying a
short vacation in Hurley with
relatives and friends.
The Hurley Home Demonstra-
ton club celebrated annual
family night" Saturday evening
With a chicken supper, vegetable
and Hover show and dress re-
view. Winning prizes were Mrs.
Andrew Christensen, vegetables
Mrs. n. T Lyons. Mrs. D. A. Mi
zelle and Mrs. Christensen.
flowers; Mrs. j. W. Valley. Mrs.
"A. c. Petersen and Dickie Pc
dersen, clothing.
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Bariia

The many friends of Mrs. Bob
Nixon will be interested to learn
that she underwent an operation
at the Jackson County hospital
on Tuesday of last week and is
reported to be getting along very
we'll.
Al Coleman has been spend
ing some time with c. c. Baria
to help repair his barn.
Philip Scarborough of Hurley
visited Tommy Barrie last Sun
day.
Lamar Baria and daughter,
Hilda, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vaughn Holder on Satur-
day.
Mrs. S. H.. johnson visited
with her brother, c. c. Baria
and family, last Saturday.
Mrs. Warren Afford and grand
son, Bobby Nixon, 'motored to
Pascagoula several days last
week to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Bob Nixon. who is at the Jack
son County hospital.
Mrs. Edgar Baria and daugh-
ters, Mary Lou and Patsy, visit
ed in the homes of MRS. c. C.
Baria and Mrs. S. H. johnson
last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will johnson and
children spent Sunday as guests
of Mrs. Johnson's parents, MI.
and Mrs. Bobby Miller of Mobile.
The many friends of Helen
and Tommie Baria will be inter-
ested in knowing that they have
been i'll but are recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Holder
were recent visitors to Pasca-
goula.
Mrs. Tom Baria spent last
week in Mobile with her daugh-
ter, Rosa Lee Baria. who was
i'll. Rosa Lee accompanied her
mother home and spent Sunday
with her brother, Edgar Baria.
and his family.
Chester Cunningham of Mo
bile spent Sunday visiting with
friends in the Baria community
and in Hurley.
Mrs. Edgar Baria and daugh-
ters, Mary Lou and Patricia
Ann, spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day with Mrs. Baria's Parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shampine
of Kreoie. While there they visit
ed Mrs. Joseph Liberty of De-
troit. Mich. who is a guest in
the home OF Mrs. George Sham
pine. Mrs. Liberty is a sister
of the late Pete Nadeau who has
lived at Kreole for a number Of
years.
A large party of men in The
community enjoyed a fox hunt
last Monday night.
David Ogborn wal a guest ii
the home Of Lamar Baria Monday
evening.
The friends af / l. Raria II
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graphed his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. P. Feroy from califor-
MA, that he viii arrive home on
!urlnuah soon. lie has been on
duty in the Pacific Tor the past
Is months.