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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Utility Bond Plan
Needs SEC ID. u.

NEW 4ORk, June I3-Ihe
New York State Electric and Gas
Corps plan 10 ask for bids next
month on Sl0.0OOOO0 new bonds
and SIS, 100000 preferred stock TO
refund the S13,O0OOOO 3atS Of
1864 and Sl2OO0.OOO SO per cent
preferred stock now outstanding
is subiec 10 the approval 81 the
SEC and the New York Public
Service Commission.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
DETROIT


FRUITS-.Apples, Beldwins No. !. 50 soa
2 s5, 45-lb bu Delicious, No /. 50 500
? IS 45-ih. ou Northern Spyt 40 /
! 50 e5, Ash. bu. suawberries. No. !,
vEGErABLE cREENs-csobage No. !.
81 5o@3 bu ChigD, No. $50 bu
Spinach. No ,Io'soSi7s 6a sris, vs.
chard No l. 50 SO bu. Turnlp Greens.
No. / t2a2 so bu Ksls. No ]. So SO bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD CREENs-Lcaf let
tuct Nc !, elc 10 Head lettuce. No.
lc lh Sofrcl No Slwl25 bu
Romalne 30 1-s2@2 5otb bu
VEGETABLES miscellaneous I-Asparagus
fancy. s. 25 doz. bchs No !. 81 75n2
beets. topped, No /, &l@i 80 bu Carrots
topped. No 4. 81 25@l rs bu. Celery Root
no 1, s7a7 IS bu DIN No. /. 81 doz
bchs HOrse-radlAh, No. a. 81 25ai SO
peck bskt Leeks. No / aOoaSi IS doz
bchs DRY onions fancy s7sO soyo saek
No j, medium 81 25mf.7s. Green Onions
isucy 81 ,dpz bchs 80. l. zoo q0c ParS
ley root No. Si@l so DOR. bchs Psrs
Icy, curly. No. L. 75c4Sl doz bchs PatA.
toes No J. S34I, 1OOlb sack Radishes
fancy. Sl.i5 doI. bchs No J. ESQ 9oc.
Ions white No Si@i 2S dor bchs
Rhubarb outdoor No. !. 7scstl dor bchs
Turhips. Ne l.. SieI so dor bcbt
EGdS-Exra large Si3 o3 3O-dof case.
large si2 "a medium, sil 81
PLANTS--VeEetahlsG Sial so nat PtnsY
fancy. 50 so. is-boT nat No l. 81 500
= Cersniums IS i4-pot nat Mitcsllneoui
flowers, fancy. - fiat No. /. Si.5os1.75
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

DETROIT

3 yeIIow s2ls@2 u.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
ee+h Anniversary

Comes an invitation from
George Lackey, general agent
here for the Massachusetts Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co. TO a
Goth anniversary luncheon of
the Detroit agency tomorrow.
Alexander T. Mclean. presi-
dent of Massachusetts Mutual.
viii be guest speaker and will
discuss THE Place OF Life In
surance in the Economic Struc-
ture of This Nation" "
Incidentally, George points
out that his company is listed
by Polk's as one Of only y firms
which have served Detroiters
for 90 years or more. And he's
out 10 make il 90 more!
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Reserve Gold
RequiirennentCut

WASHINGTON, June 13 (UP)
- President Truman has signed
into law bill reducing the gold
reserve requirement on Federal
Reserve notes and deposits.
The new reserve requirement
was set at 25 per cent on both
notes and deposits. II formerly
was 35 per cent against deposits
and 40 per cent against Federal
Reserve notes.
The new law also repealS the
governments 1888 authority, never
used. to issue unsecured greenback
currency.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
DOckSOn Lists
3 Promotions

A. Carl Tiedemann. executive
vice president Of the Dockson
Corp, announces the following
personnel changes:
Harold +. Piggott, formerly in
charge of purchases, has been
promoted 10 assistant sales man
sger: Vincent d. Tappero, plant
manager, has assumed the addi-
tional duties OF director Of pur-
Chases, and Robert Nelson,
formerly general shop foreman,
has been promoted 10 production
manager.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Foreign Exchange
Finished Steel
Shipments Drop

NEW YORK, June 13-Ship-
ments of finished steel products in
the quarter ended March 81, last,
amounted TO 15,414,000 net tons,
according to the American Iron
and Steel Institute. This was a
drop of 905,000 net tons from the
16.3l9.000 net tons delivered in
the corresponding period of f1944.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
kresgeNameS
New Officials

Al the regular monthly meetine
of the board of directors of the
S. S. KreSge Co. +. r. Wertman
was named senior vice president
in charge of merchandising.
ID. c. Fisher, sales manager and
4 director of the company, was
elected 10 the newly created
office of vice president in charge
of sales promotion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14


viduals all buy rs, and associa-
tions, lodges, churches and other
groups buy Fs. have sold
many series {, treasury savings
notes to manufacturers who
wish to plan their taxes in adj
vance and make interest on
their tax money"
Berberian said that he hopes
again 10 lead the individual sec
tion. His personal sales in the
Sixth War Loan were $6l2, 600.
(For information on all bonds
offered i'm the Seventh War
Loan, call Banking Division
headquarters, CHI 0820.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
SUFFER HANDICAP

Many Filipinos are working TO
make these products needed in
war industries, zap said. despite
the large demand for labor in
such direct war work the
islands as rebuilding roads and
bridges and constructing military
bases.
Yap saw little chance for ex-
ports of coconut oil from the
Philippines in the near future, as
refneries have been destroyed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Baltimore Man Named
To Head Bank Group

CHICAGO, June II X GNS)-
Charles S. Garland, Baltimore,
has been nominated TO be presi-
dent of the Investment Bankers
Association of America. il was
announced today by John Clifford
Folger,. association president.
Garland, a partner of Alexander
Brown e. Sons, is prominent in
|midwestern and eastern banking
.circles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Extend Postal
Rate Increase

WASHINGTON. June 13-
Emergency first class postal rate
increases made effective first in
1885 will be extended another two
years from 1915 under a resolu-
tion adopted by the House ways
and means committee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

3 600. the ShIpsn fsecond
colts horses and gc.1iugs
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Fifth Star Awarded
To National BrOa(h

The National Broach and Ma
chine Co. of Detroit today an
nounced receipt of another star
for its Army Navy Production
Award Flag This his marks ks the fifth
star awarded 10 the firm. which
builds machine tools for the pro-
duction of war equipment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Britain Lead Boost
Fails 10 Aid Canada

MONTREAL, June 13 - The
British ministry's announcement
ordering maximum prices for lead
raised 5 pounds a ton and zinc
5 pounds 10 shillings will have no
effect on Canadian mining COM
panies, II was revealed today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
By United Press
LEADING BATsMES
I,our RIMS
SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS

FIRST RACE-4-year-oids. ,. mile.
Min Route MARTINI 1900 500 Z OF
Superfoot tTurnbulll $40 o.
Snhrleyow tOliSeri le
Time I.l3l-S of 2 33il.
wise Father Miss Time. Sorsho Bstar
Senior Prom and -Attsxtfr also ran. A
SECOND RACE-3-yeAr-olds - mile:
New Boom Kerr $50 so 30
Ever on pratt 40 30
Communicate shaw IL
Time l.12 as, OFF 3of
pilates Own J. p Curry Red rrWl
Count Bill. Singular and Duchess Myrna aSS
ran
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a Funny Fight

It's Confusin'-The Go with
great fanfare announces its in
tention OF backing the Fight
Initiation Week and at the
same time demands a 20 per
cent general wage increase,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
REFINED HERE

However, the copra can be re-
fined on the west coast OF the
United States and the oil will
help to relieve the critical
shortage of vegetable oils in this
country.
Business men of the Philip
pines are unanimously in favor
of 2O-year period of free
trade between the Philippines
and the United States" zap
said -=
THE three-year period pro-
posed by the Tydings mission
would not be long enough To
allow the economy OF the island
10 get back on its feet"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

and has been
at or near
the top in all
( o ] / o W ing
c a m paigns.
sells only 10
members of
his own race,
Armenian.
There are
three bonds
w hich m v
friends b u v
regularly" he
{ al "Indi-
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nIIAuApI pAnK

i--sPREAD Eh6tE ffsdaStAr kmptrAge.
TOP MONEY, Partido. Little Bud.
3-PREFECr. Abiel, Psychic Polly
4-HYGROS GINGER, Quiet Shot. Neat
and TIDY.
5-ANAMOSA. LinSA. Chance Gain
S-PAPER CUP Ariel Song AlddcAr.
S-BROTHER DEAF Misrule Satin Cap.
BRSI-TpP MONTY
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Universal Cooler
Votes 121C Dividend

Universal Cooler Corp has de-
clared a dividend of 1917 cents
per share. payable June 20, 10
holders Of record June -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Plans to Lead

Harry Berberian of Pruden-
tial Insurance Co. who won
first prize in the Individual Sec
ton in the Second War Loan
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
BELMONT PARK RESULTS

tiRsT ACE-f-year-olds and UP q mile
Minee-Mo wright 4S0 90 30
Reformatory fAtkinsonl $50 ? so
Wise Bob lHansman 90
Time l.l2 3-5, OF l.l7.
Crazy Horse Lawrinson, Dejmos puffed
Up Vacuum Cleaner and Accord also ran
SECOND RACE-2-ycAr-olds 4i7 iurongs
Galamlik SrIder $50 10 40
Congo Song tWrghl $50 $40
SchoolmAn fGuertn 10
Time .S2 IS off Isl
Karsnstte Hasty Blue LITTLE Alison. MY
julie George v o. Furlough Fling and
JOuStine Match aiSo ran
THIRD RACE-3-year-olds. about III miles
fover hurdles
Rollo fHarrisonl 40 $40 2so
Sir Bluesteel Leonard Gao 30
81. Patricks Day tWalker) $40
Time 2.aa AS off 2 20t3.
Heath Ciln. Similar. Cuckoo, Cat Leg and
Atom Smasher also ran. 49,
FOURTH RkCE-3-yeAr-olds - mile:
stage Queen tSniderl $40 410 2T0
MAhsmoudess tMilsl $50 80
Turnpiate Dams so
Time 113. off 2.53h
Fire Eater. Peacock LADY, Miss Zihby
kntisSis. Jim's Jeanie. Hurry Miss, Blenrose
and Golden Cloth also ran.
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SUFFOLK DOWNS

1--TEMPLET FOspSo JelWell
2-LEES JIMMIE Marco, FrlArs Scout
3-GOODY GUM DROP. Indian Trace,
Shined Up.
4-SINCI.E. BuenA Ventura River Wolf
5--KSAR OF AUDLEY. Single Up. over the
Dam
e-F0F TRANSIT, veatherite- Boy Angler.
7-ZACABRAND Rosisnte. Boy Soldier
S-READY FOR WAR. Block Buster. Port
spin.
BEsT-TOP TRANSIT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
PITTSBURGH

PITTSBuRGH June INsf-CAT.rIs
200 steady steers. good to choice. $40 Z 2
common 10 medium. Sl2 5oml5, helfCrs
good to choice. $i4.50al5 medium 20 good
Sl2a14 so. common 10 medium. 500 IL,
HoGsGiO0. steady ieo-iso lbs $50
1918. 10000 lbs Sl5W1Sl5. 200
gao lbs sls,Io@I5lS 22o-25o lbs
Sl5.f0@l515. 25o-3O0 lbs. S1Sml5 =.
/ 3OO-3sO lbs Si4so@l5 1OO-15o lbs
lS14al47s. roughs ti4a14AO
SHEEP SLOW on aged sheep. Choice
clipped lambs S1Te17 SO medium 20 good
clipped Sl2N14 common clipped. SIa
"a s so.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
BEST SELECTIONS
Lew Walter
BELMONT PARK

BELMONT PARK
1-BLENco, Genial sam S. Singing Bid.
2-TlCK TACK. His Jewel. PeAk Load
3-MEETlNC HOUSE. Houeemount. Sussex.
4-CkAND WORLD. Brack SGson.
PAPER KNIFE. Darby Dunstan. Dagger.
6-MiSS KEEHELAND Moon Made
Legend Bearer.
7-hONSOOk, Twosy. MATanSsft
b-SONNET KEY. Yukon. Double Brab.
BEST-TICK TACK.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

Weather. clear track. fast.
First EAce=HAppy- -InAiaa-
nm Race-Cay Garland. Little Sister.
Sixth RAce-Dsnce Team.
Eighth Race - Golden Cfost. SunLtorm
Rath Roman
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Trend of Sales

NEw YORB June is-sales on the Neu
fors stock Exchange TO-DAY tothled ] $50 900
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
SANTA ANITA

weather clear track. fast,
First RAce--Straihmond Barbed Heels
Iron Hills Jr Home Base
Second RAce-StAretor, Golden Lady
Cant Catch Ready hixs
Seventh Rsce-Singing Heels, Last Roll
Eighth Rsce--John the Good. horani.
BulruFh. Burgoo Dinner
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

CHICAGO June ia lEs -HOGS-lS'
600 steady Top. Sl4.7J bulk, Sl4.75
urnt. Sl475, light lights. SlA 500 Ia Z $.
packing soWs, Sl3.75el4. pigs. sl225e
CATTLE-l4 900: steady. Calves: 1000.
steady. Beet steers. Choice. Sl7Wl7 30. me
dium. $14@17 yearlings, sl4pl7 so
Butchers Heifers Sllm17.25; cows, S9n
l47S. bulls SlO@l5; calves, Slo@16 so,
feeders Sl2a15.5O. stockers steers.
Sl115. cows and helfeB, So 75@l4
SHEEP--6 500. steady Lambs Sl4 5om
1885. common. Sl2 5odl4 yearlings, s. 3
ais. feeders Sll 5o@i3 so. ewes. $6@s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

DtIhOII
HoGs-25Q fully steady; all desirable
ssTIo~s and. gifts. sl4 80 most sows. 3l4
CATTLE--35o. few iotS fed steers and
yearlings offered. largely COW run, all
classes Qpenec-Xery- -ActlYe--StEongr-IatSE
mAnd acutely narrowed on cows except al
lower prices Eight head choice LII 10.
steers SIT 65. highest since eaTiy-flesetn-
ber similar lot good and choice 81 IT'D z.
Sl7 le few -other steers a1u ycaritnTy, sfoI
down bulk common and medium beef COWS,
Sll@19.2S: no better cows here, Gamers
and cutters S6alo, few common and me.
dium sausage bulls. S1l 5G@l2 So odd
beef bulls to $i4 so, replacement cattle
limited
CALvEs-3oo; veaisrs active. strong Bulk
good ana choice. $3.50. top. SIT PAID
more freely than earlier In week common
and medium Sl2nl5 culls. Ss "a 10.
SHEEP-Soo early receipts limited laTgely
10 200 head Canadian wOOled lambs. mostly
good grade held above SIS. scattering shorn
lambs and -Sheep STEADY EiasasIs- 70, medium
and good shorn lambs No. ] and pelts,
S19 SO few common 56-76 10 lots Sl1 so,
scattering good and choice, 'shorn ewes up
wards 20 80. small lot choice native spring
lambs. SIC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAEOr=4Aas= a. 4SSr-tash- train
close
WHEAT-Eone.
C0RN-Nu yellow 81 16is, No = vel
low 81 157s. MmpiC grade yellow, S1a o2
SONBEANS-Noue
OATS-No 2 mixed T2c. No I heavy
mixed 73c. red special heavy T2c
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG June Il ttSs Rye closed
iauc 20 2r.c hiIher today July 81 SlAa
october. Sl.437s bid December. 81 3sAs
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO. o.. June ! , tfNS Cash grain
on track
-wi4EAT-No red, S17sAs No. 2 red.
81 7TN
CoRN-Ho 2 yellow. 81 1sis No. , yel-
low, Sl14la@l @l,l5L
oATs-No. ?, 7oW72c. No. white. 500
soYBEANs-Eo = yellow s2ls@2Ie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
SUFFOLK DOWNS

SUFFOLK DOWNS
weather clear. track fAs'
FirNt Race - Rear Guard, First Tsnily,
Tcmplet
Seventh RSce--Csrius Fcot
THISTLE DOWNS
weather. raining track sloppy.
First Rsce-Empire Isle
Second Race-Declsred OF.
f1fth Race-DeclATed off
Sixth RAce-Hsrd Blast. SIDE Order In
tfty Flash Loch Dhu
Seventh Rsee-Declared of.
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SECOND -RAcE--t3 opp=fffs. division
maiden eo!ts, horses and gsidinEy. : ySd!-oids
NJ fffr
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Scratches

weather. clear track fsE,
Third Race - BABY Kidcis NORA Bs
HAsiy Foot Don't Delay JAck haciran
seventh Rsce-Cssronlmo, Billy p Run
Buc Run. East, Peiopx
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

JNAnce claimed fof rider
E--A2.5Qn. GlA-..tax maiden
gs, 2-yeaT-Olds. a. furlCngA
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FOR THURSDAY

rFive pounds allowance claimed.
ySSeven pounds allowance claimed.
Post. 2'30 p m. Detroit time
Horses listed according 10 post positions
Weather. cloudy. track. fast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

IN-Flve pounds allowance claimed.
NNx-Ten pounds allowance claimed
Horses Hated III order % post position.
weather clear track fast
Post. 30 m Detroit time.
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DC V whitney entry
SEVENTH RACE-S4soo. the OxlrsgA Al
.oNances, 3-year-oles. iur!oags tMalu
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28

were guests OF Mrs. Ethel Gray
DURING part OF Christmas week.
Miss Vivian Cospelich spent
Christmas visiting relatives in
Long Beach and Bay st. Louis,
Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Ray
G.. Cox announce the birth eff a
son, Michael Ray, December 10,
l945, at the jackson County hos
pital. Mrs. Cox is the former
Miss Dorothy Olsen, daughter bf
MI. and Mrs. John d. Olsen b
P~ascagoula.
Mrs. J. G. Hamilton, ITO 18th
street, had as guests her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. G.. Chuites and. Mr..
..Chuites of Pensacola, and her son,
]. G. Hamilton, Jr., and his FAM
lily of Mobile all OF whom have
now returned TO their homes.
An initiation meeting of the
Pascagoula chapter of the Order
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28

of the Eastern Star wall be held
at the Masonic Hall January 8 at
7:30 p. m, according to an an
nouncement by the worthy ma
tron, Mrs. c. c. Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elchue Denton OF
Tunica, Miss, have joined the
latter's mother, Mrs. c. A. Car
rier, and brother, c. A. Carrier
Jr., for a visit through the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Mccoy, Sir,
had sas guests Christmas their
sons and their families. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack E. Me-
Coy, and daughter, Gienda Ann
OF Milton, Fla. &C Mccoy, Jr.,
and Mrs. Mccoy and their daugh-
ter, Patsy Dawn, OF Port St, Joe,
Fla, and john Mccoy and his
fiancee, Miss Marie Pauline Van
derbrook of New Orleans. The
only absentee was Charles Me-
Coy who is in the navy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Jones OF
Everson, Wash, were recent
guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs.
Jones were joined by their son,
1t. elaine Jones, u. S. Army
Air Corps of Austin, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Alexander
spent the Christmas holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Alexander
and family in Vicksburg, Miss
Mrs. j. j. Macarthur ana Miss
Ella Macarthur spent Christmas
day with Mr.. and Mrs: Andrew
Coffin and other relatives in Mo
bile.
Miss Louise Carr spent Christ
mas with her parents in McLain.
Miss.
MI. and Mrs. William Lowe
and daughter Martha Jean Of
Dothan, Ala, spent Christmas
with Mr.. loves parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j.. d. Lowe.
Mrs. Lila Blumer spent Christ
mas with relatives in Gulfport.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Ainsworth
of Birmingham, spent Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. V. Ainsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jenkins
and daughters Evelyn, Louise and
son, Marshall, spent Christmas
with relatives in Hammond, La.
Evelyn, Lodise and Marshall re-
mained for a longer visit.
Miss Nell Colley returned this
week to Baton Douge, after a Wis
it through the HOLIDAYS with her
parents, DR., and Mrs. j. f. Col
ley.
Mrs. c.. w. Barnes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Blount Of PrentisSr
spent Christmas in the home o.
MI. and Mrs. +. q. Spann, Jr.
Mrs. Spann and little daughter
accompanied them home for a
few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Khayat and
eidldllen spent Chriasmas day
with relatives in Biloxi.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Hare OF
Jackson spent Christmas with
MI. and Mrs, A. w. Head, Miss
Adah Head and Mr.. R. L. Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Stewart and
daughters Emma Helen and Mil
dred spent Christmas day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sewell in
Mobile.
John Cirlot, Jr., a student al
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
SOCIAL Sl)( AL il; HAPPENINGS

NHH ~
Miss Dora Cirlot, who is an
instructor at Henderson State
Teachers College at Arkadelphia,
Ark, is spending the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Medora
Cirlot, and brother, Bob Cirlot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom K, Swayze
will have as guests until after
the New Year, Mrs. Swayze's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Finch
OF Cleveland, Miss.
Christmas holiday guests in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Spann and their daughter, Mrs
Delano Brusstar and Command
er Brusstar of New York City.
Dickie Franklin, VINO was re-
Gently discharged from the ser
vice, will depart for Tuscaloo-
sa, Ala, next week where he
will study at the University OF
Alabama.
Mrs. J. J. Mcintosh returned
asst week from a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Bratt in Gull
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Robinson,
Edwin Robinson and Mrs. l.. b.
Robinson of Jackson, spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. a.
j. Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rielley and
son of Gulfport were guests
Christmas day of Mr.. and Mrs,
j. F. REILLY in Escatawpa and
MI. and Mrs. Leon Nelson IN TINS
city and other relatives.
Miss Betty Lindsey arrived
Thursday for a few days VISIT
with Miss Jean Nelson.
Mrs. Hartwell McCollum, Mr..
an dMrs. T. b. West and son Alex
and daughter Mary spent Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Nc
Farlan in Bay Springs, Miss.
Misses Stella and Carrie Lee
Harris spent Christmas with rel
atives in Houlka, Miss.
Capt. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson
returned from a visit with reia-
tives in Scottsboro, Ala.
MIR. and Mrs. Alex Pritehett
spent Sunday and Monday with
relatives in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rogers spent
Christmas with relatives IN Bay
Springs, Miss.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Eley O
Camp Shelby. is spending the
Christmas holidays with her par
ents. DIR. and Mrs. R. c. Eley.
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PASCAGOULA -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. d. ] Messy visit
ed in the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Smith at Brookhaven during
Christmas week.
Miss Lucille Yattaw returned
Wednesday to New Orleans after
dividing visits between the homes
of her mother, Mrs. V. Dixon in
Moss Point, and her sister, Mrs.
Arthur L. Allen and family in
Pascagoula during the holidays.
MI. and Mrs. j. F. Hundley
have returned from Memphis
where they spent Christmas with
Mrs. Hundley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Marley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Withee Carver
and little daughter, Withee Ann.
have returned from Laeedale
where they spent Christmas with
Mr.. Carver's mother, Joe Car
yer and family.
1t. E. r. Sneeringer, who ar
rived in the States last Thurs
day after many months of ser
vice overseas reached Paseagou-
la in time to spend Christmas
with his family. He is on fur
Tough,
Friends of Miss Beverly NAL
Ion are happy over her recovery
from a severe case of the flu
which at one time threatened to
tuln into pneumonia.
Miss Estelle David, who has
bcen visiting her brother, Upton
David and Mrs. David at TT
Gen. Grant Circle, departed Sat
urdav for Virgins where she will
spend Christmas with her Sis
ter, Miss David came from Tai
lahassee, Fla, where she is at
tending the Florida State Uni
versity for Women.
Robert II. Chaffin returned to
Pascagoula during the mid-week
after spending Christmas with
Mrs. Chaffin at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Payne
and daughters, Misses Laverne,
Zelle, Betty and joyce have re-
turned from a holiday visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne's sons, Mel
vim and Buck at Newton, La.
Among Pascagoulans spending
the Christmas holidays out o.
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Gill who have been dividing Wis
its between the former'a mother,
Mrs. Lula Gill in Memphis and
the latter's mother, Mrs. Zella
Kelley of Ashland, KY.
Miss Lena Miller returned
Thursday from Florence, Ala,
where she spent Christmas with
her father.
Following his discharge from
the Marine Corps. in which he
held the rank Of private, first
class, Glen Mason paid a visit
to Miss Grace Burns. Mr.. Ma
son is from Philadelphia, Miss.
Milsaps college in Jackson, spent
Christmas with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Cirlot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downer. Stewart
spent the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. R. Stewart in Lake Como,
with them for a visit in their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Fitzner,
Miss Robbie Leigh Fitzner and
Mrs. G. w. Bowen, spent Christ
mas day with MI. and Mrs.
George Fitzner in Mobile and 9th
er relatives in that city.
Mrs. r. L. Walton spent a few
days this week with Mrs. p. N.
Howell in Howison, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howell
| spent this week in Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young, Jr,
spent Christmas day in Lucedale,
with relatives.
Mr.. Harry Levy was a visitor to
Mobile Christmas day.
Mrs. K. w. Burnham, Mrs. Ella
Gutherie and Joyce Armistead
were visitors to Biloxi SATURDAY.