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Evening star., 1945-08-05

FURNITURE-Bedroom suite. walnut,
PCS, inc, spring and mattress; double bed
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EtRNITtkE Corner cabinet. pTsws,
chair. occasional chair table, metal gooe
FuRSrTGRE-das PfhsS ranges. s wardrobes. ice,
FuRNiTGRE-inner Inn spring mattresses. ST;
up; prewar box springs, studios, SIS up
nSI ized, S.; S. chests, So dressers s1o; low
s desf ie see3ona 5 Sts
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structed love seats. s69; mahog. gatelei
tables, mig. desks maple and. and mhs A chest
ffurniturs at turner's dsep.cut prices
terms; Tree delivery: no unance charges
open evenings until o'clock. Mon. ans
TuRE STORE. 923 G st. NV, MA. S157
FURNITURE-Beautifu soft bed, like new
prewar construction. cost $500, sell Se5
bedroom suite, handsome S-piece bleachet
mahogany, prewar, lovely condition (doubl,
bed), box springs and inner-spring mat
tress, sell $3.50; 9x12 rug and pad, hk'
new, 1909 pure wool, $50; lovely Aft
mahogany buffet, S35; mahogany drop
leaf table, $50; handsome, large prevail
Circassian walnut chtforobe, perfect con
dition, cost 5000, sell 500; beautiful wal
nut china closet, $50; beautiful walnu
on oii'el, Chest. ike new. s45 another chest o
drawers, $22; solid mahogany three-doo1
bookcase, $50; sectional bookcase S22
cocktail tables and occasional tables, mir
rors and lamps. THE ALABAMA APIS.
corner 18th and N sts NV. dealer. Apt
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FURNITURE-Lovely Karpen 2-piece liv
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All prewar spring const. Walnut chesi
and single bed. inner-spring mattress, fool
lamp, porcelain tabletop kitchen set
everything like new; Immediately clean
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octagon table and ANTIQUE rocker, large
rugs, wheel chair. dishes, utensils, etc
WI. 6019.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
Mrs. Jane, r.
Elected President
Catholic League

Mrs. f. j. Jane, Jr., was elected
president of the Catholic School
League at a meeting held We'd
nesday in the auditorium of Our
Lady of Victories school. Other
officers r Mrs. George Sclease.
vice-president; Mrs. Douglas
Clark, secretary; and Mrs. w. A.
Moncrief, treasurer.
A program of songs was pre-
sented by the first grade pupils
of Sister M. Angelica and Mrs.
Harold Gautier showed a photo
static copy of the surrender docu-
ment to members present.
Stressing the Importance of a
well balanced program of ath-
letic and scholastic activities, the
Rev. P. j. Carey spoke on the
newly organized football team at
the school.
Mrs. E. A. Mason explained the
part the league will be expected
to take in the United War Fund
Community Chest Drive.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
oscugoul Hos
Easy Time With
$40 Win In Mud

Pascagoula's un-beaten Pam
theirs, who start tonight against a
tough MeGill eleven at Mobile,
took their second victory of the
season last Friday with an easy
$40 win over the East Forrest
team of Petal.
Coach Dobie Holden's green but
scrappy team hit the East For
rest boys with a lot of power and
kept on the pressure scoring in
every quarter.
AS in their initial victory over
Murphy in the season opener, the
Panthers' best plays were fakes
through the line, while their pass
ing, punting and downfield block
ing showed need for continued
Improvement.
The game Friday was marked
by a heavy shower which lasted
only long enough to muddy the
field and drench the large crowd
Of spectators.
From tn eopening kickoff it be-
came apparent that the Panth-
ers had a little too much stuff
for the visitors. Everette Stone
set up the first touchdown with
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
Panihers Romp On Petal As Tigers Tie
Biloxi; Locals Play Mobile Tonight

punter kicked into the end zone.
The Indians advanced the ball to
their as on a series of running
plays. The payoff came on a pass
and running play which covered
the remaining 55 yards. Demour-
ellie pitched a long, high aerial to
Right End Jomry Ray Porter
which he gathered in around the
20 and hot-footed it the rest of
the way. Pitalo placed-kicked the
extra point and the score was
tied.
Myers ran a Biloxi punt back
approximately 80 yards in the
fourth quarter for a Tiger touch
down but the play was nullified
by a penalty. AS a result. the In
dians Retained possession of the
ball and continued downfield I'M
Ill Myers cropped up again and
intercepted a pass on the Tigers
six-yard line.
In the final moments the In
dams came from midfield to the
Tiger 10 and on fourth down and
the last play of the game Center
Floyd Breal, the SPARKLING that
kept the Indians clicking, drop
ped back and attempted a field
goal from the 20. The Tiger line
smashed through and smothered
il
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

a 25-yard sprint to the Petal 30
Buster Pittman picked up sever
through the line, and Stone broke
trough again behind good inter
ference to go over standing up
Buster Pittman converted the ex-
ira point.
Royce FUR, Woodworking Pan
Their halfback, set up the mex.
one by working to thePetal IS.
Stone carried it to the o, an6
Buster Pittman hit the line twice
to go over for the second touch.
down. He kicked the extra point
In the second period. Carl Aller
Hudson clipped off a beautiful
55-yard run through a broken
field to score. He also converted
the extra point.
In the third, Lavon Ezell broke
away for a neat 30-yard run to
the Petal 20. A pass to Purdy
gained five. In two running plays
Buster Pittman carried to the
Petal 3, where Stone smashed
over for his second tally. The
point failed.
In the fourth quarter the Pan
Tiers greenness showed up sew.
eral times in butter-fingered
ball-hanling and several times
they cancelled good gains through
fumbling. Petal was smitten
with the same disease, caused
in part by a wet field, and once
gave the ball back on a tumble
after winning it in the same fash
ion. The final talley came in q
ground gaining attack by Stone.
FUR, and Hudson, with Hudson
making the score. He also con
verted the point.
Petals outstanding player was
Easterling, a hard running foil
back, who threatened to score in
the fourth quarter against the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

Summary: Scoring touchdowns,
Biloxi, Venus, Porter. extra
points,. Pitalo, 2 (placements);
Moss Point, Fields (sub for Hud-
dleston), Myers; safety, Demour-
ellie Fields); passes ATTEMPTED,
Biloxi. 10, Moss Point 7; inter
cepted, Biloxi /, Moss Point A;
completed. Biloxi q, Moss Point /;
first downs, Biloxi 8. Moss Point
3; penalties, Biloxi 45 yards, Moss
Point go yards.
Substitutions: Biloxi - Mladi-
mich, Landry, Lawrence, Braun,
Weaver, Spinner. Moore, T. Fer
rell, Moss Point-Dailev, Fields,
Wells, White, McCool, House.
Officials. Row Williamson, refe-
rec; r. T. Walker, umpire: Willie
Carter. headlinesman; Nick Dun.
can, field judge mississippi Coast
Officials Association)
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
talk on Magazine
Forms Program
AT Rotary Meeting

A discussion of the Rotary
magazine formed the program at
the weekly luncheon meeting of
the Pascagoula Rotary Club We'd
nesday noon at the USO.
Following the introduction of
of guests and visiting Rotarians
by President Roy Owens, Thomas
r. Wells. program chairman for
the meeting, took over and intro
duced members who briefly dis
cussed various phases of the ma
tional magazine.
J. E.Stone discussed the humor
section of the magazine, followed
by DR.. P. A. Thompson who dis
cussed a story in the recent issue
of the publication dealing with
the work of Prof. Lawrence Jones
of the Piney Woods school for
negroes near Jackson, Miss.
f. A. Parker discussed a sec
ton of the magazine dealing with
inventions and future innovations,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
ENTERTAINs IN

Mrs. Mermes Gautier of Pas
cagoula was recently hostess at a
luncheon at the Mayflower Ho-
tel in Washington where she is
visiting her son, John. The guest
list which included several Pas
cagoulans, was Sgt. Mary Gau-
tier, 1t. Dorothy Forsberg, 1t.
Marjorie Barnes, Mrs. Frank Wag-
rer. Mrs. Leslie Written. Mrs.
Lawson A. Meyer, Mrs. Frank
Fannon and Mrs. Auguste Boss.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
Frellsen Numed
Tax Consultunt
By Association

The American Tax Association
announced this week that r. M
Frelisen, having met the high
standards of professional conduct
required by the association. has
been accepted for membership
and qualified by the associations
directors to practice as a certi-
fled tax consultant.
Mr.. Frellsen maintains his of
fees at 326 Krebs avenue, and
has been engaged in tax work for
2e years.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
Moss Point Women's
Club Discusses Plons
For Kindergarten

The monthly meeting Of the
Moss Point Woman's Club was
held at the Young Business Mems
club. Tuesday evening, Oct. 2.
Much of the business period was
devoted to the discussion of the
need for a kindergarten at Moss
Point.
Mrs. William Marie was ap-
pointed chairman of q committee
to look into the feasibility of the
project.
At the end of the business
meeting the club heard a highly
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
Fons See Thriller
As Moss Point end
Biloxi Tie l4-l4

The Moss Point Tigers fought
to a l4-I4 deadlock with Biloxi
Friday night on the Moss Point
Rridiron in an action-packed
game that kept the large crowd
Of spectators on their feet for
most of the play
Tonight the Tigers will take on
Murphy High of Mobile on the
local .gridiron in what should
prove another hard fought and
interesting game. Murphy made
their local debut here on Sep
tember | when they lost an 1912
decision to the Psscagoula Pan
theirs.
Friday nights game kept the
spectators dizzy and brought out
just about everything in the books
including a hard shower.
The first score came on the
eighth play of the game and before
the final whistle sounded four
touchdowns, two points after
touchdowns and a safety were
recorded, and still another touch
down called back because of a
penalty.
ID. j. Venus, Biloxi fullbaek,
broke the scoring ice when he
sliced into the Moss Point second
airy from his defensive line back
err up position, snatched a Tiger
pass out of the air, and was in
the open on a 80 yard touchdown
run. Left End Tony Pitalo place
kicked the extra point.
Tigers Score Safety
A few moments later a rain
Storm broke and drenched the
field and everything there about.
In an exchange of punts the Red
skins were pushed back to their
i12-yard stripe. On an attempted
lateral, Fred Demourelle fumbled
and before he finally recovered
In a wild scramble the bail was
over the Biloxi goal line. II
was grounded by Fullback Jack
Fields of Moss Point, giving the
Tigers a safety and two points.
In the second quarter the Tigers
pushed the Redskins back with
another long punt to the two-yard
line. Attempting to kick out, the
ball sliced out of bounds on the
ia. Three running plays and an
offside penalty gave the Pointers
o first down on the five-yard line.
The Indian line yielded slowly
and it was not until the fourth
down that Fulibaek Jack Fields
pushed his way across from the
vineyard line. The attempted
conversion from placement was
wide.
100 Yard Run
Mack Myers. a thorn in the In
dians' side all night, scored Moss
Points second touchdown on a
beautiful l00-yard u on a pass
i~nterception in the third period.
II spiked a Redskin scoring threat
which had carried to the Tigers
three-yard line. Myers took the
ball on the goal line almost from
the grasp of Pitalo and set out
straight down the field, literally
outrunning the pursuing Tribes
men.
The Indians had pushed deep
into the Moss point zone when
Pitalo raced al yards on an end
around play, finally forced out of
bounds three yards short of pay
dirt. The Moss Point line smeared
three successive Biloxi running
plays for no gain and on fourth
down Demourelle pitched the
pass which Myers snagged.
Indians Tie Score
Biloxi scored a few minutes
later on an 80-yard sustained
drive. They took the ball on their
20 when Billy Graham, Tiger
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
pAscAeouLA CHRONICLE STAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

and DR.. J. c. Crane discussed an
article dealing with recent
changes in President Humans
cabinet.
Several announcements were
made by the president and Sec
rotary Stone.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
CHICKEN GUMBo SUPPER

A chicken gumbo supper will
be held at the Knights of Co
lumbus Hall Saturday, Oct. Is,
from 5 to 3 pm. In addition
TO the gumbo. there will be home
made cake. candy and drinks sold
and bingo games will be a fea-
ture of the evning.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

Panther reserves but who was
stopped when the regulars went
in to check him.
Pascagoula scored IL first
downs to Petals five. The Pan
Tiers passing game was almost
non-existent, and several times
the boys missed good chances to
intercept.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

interesting and helpful talk by
E. A. Khayatof Moss Point whose
subject was Education"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

Remember the good old days? When you
could always count on US for the finest APP
planes in town-General Electric appli-
ances?
Well -. happy days will be coming back!
Not quite yet, of course. Except for a few
G-E Irons and Clocks Quantities are very
limitedD we still have no G-E appliances
for immediate delivery though we'll be
glad to put you on III priority list, without
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
HSreS mzrHS 1m>SamM Mam/Mxuzie maaa

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Millions Of families have made genu-
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standby. Keep bottle handy. For
economy buy the big soc bottle which
contains 3 times as much as the 25e
size. In convenient, easy to carry
tablet form, Phillips costs only 25e
a box, less than a penny a tablet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

Phillips Milk of Magnesia brings
fast, effective relief from upset stom-
ach, gas, heartburn and other distress
caused by excess stomach acidlty.
Whenever overindulgenoc threatens
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Overnight Phillips performs this
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
by
Gossip

kAURDER by knife,
iVi bludgeon or gun is an
old story down on Liver
POOLS waterfront, where
ships dock from all over the
world.
But when pretty Agnes
May McGuinness, 10, was
found asphyxiated in the
kitchen OF her Liverpool
home, the coroner hardly
knew what 10 report
Certainly the girl had
turned on the gas. Actually,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

the coroner felt. she had
been slain-killed by the
tongues Of neighborhood
gossips.
Agnes was one Of the
incest girls on her street
and when a young seaman
began taking her out she
fell head over heels in love.
Several elderly women re-
sented her happiness and
began spreading malicious
stories.
They said Agnes swain
was no better than he
should be and implied that
her walks with him were
not as innocent as they
looked.
In time, the girls family
heard the gossip. They
questioned her closely and,
while seemingly accepting
her story. asked her Suitor
10 stay away for a while
Later, in her parents
absence, the hcartbrOkCn
girl ended her life
bill was a decent chap
She said in a note. We
were in love and there was
nothing wrong. but evil
minded EOssipS would not
leave US alone.
The coroner had 10 record
her death as a suicide. But
i'm his report he gave the
gossips such a vigorous go
UNCOVER that many an old
biddy has curb q d her
wagging tongue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Rodor for Grosshoppers

FABLE writer's through
y the ages have disparaged
the graSshopper as lazy
fellow who loafs and sings
while his more industrious
insect brothers are storing
up food for hard winter.
But now comes science
with the explanation that
those jam sessions OF the
hungry hoppers aren't just
a ruse TO dodge work.
Lonely male gras S.
hoppers chirp as a neces.
sary prelude TO romance,
il seems. And lady grass.
hoppcrs, picking up the call
through ears located on the
abdomen above their third
pair of legs, fly off 10 join
their mates.
The males chirpinG
serves as a sound beam.
The grasshopper wolf
who sings the loudcSt and
longest presumably gets
the most girl friends.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

Take a tip from Holiywood's
Princesses and star
E-Z-DO's Hollywood Prin-
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the brilliant floral pattern
wardrobe .see II above that
holds up 20 rs garments, has
eye-level mirrors. Just one Of
E-Z-DO's matched Space
makers Wardrobes, chests
and closet accessories that help
you keep house in apple-pie
order, spice rooms with color.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

ComingI loo-ond-1 New
EDO Home Accessories
Ansuieos IorssI MoEsu Of wore,obss
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Evening star., 1945-09-27
DOGS. PETS. ETC,

FROZEN MEAT-Home delivery of Govern,
pets. We are now in position to = accept &C. new
F90Ds' E9S}B Sp4TS AsntSni Nd 81. 4sso. ,ocssrs
Schnauzers, Daimatian. MCINTYRE KEN
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ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPIES. red fawns
reg: Axe. from champion. Berwyn 329-M.
teTed hurer house pet
CoCKER sPANfELs-e cute black pups,
70 weeks old Champion Pic sire AES rsg
COCKER SPANIEL. female. white and red
Axe reg; last of litter; bargain, SO,
TERRIER PUP, 10 weeks old. Call FIR.
DoBERMAN DOE atsf. fniSMscHER, nM male. = months.
disposition, excellent bloodline. Axe reg
istered: inoculated for rabies and dis
temper: $50. Oliver 037a.
COCKER SPANIEL. red. s years old; fine
breeder; make money back first year. Call
You ARE NOT looking seriously for real
dog unless you investigate this ad; young
reg. Axe terrier pup. EN-. $3.50,
COCKER SPANIEL, beautiful black male.
Mfa'hs MR iesT NY $3.50 sfhs ater
GERMAN POLICE DOG, male. IL months
old; friendly, good watchdog. wonderful
BET distempsr H ysas shots; reasonable price
COOKERS, black females: sacrifice; mov-
ing; Axe registered; also deposits taken
on parti-colors, weeks old. Will deliver
WELSH TERRIER PUPPIEs. $50; pedi-
greed stock. 1927 Yuma st. NV. EN-
Evening star., 1945-09-27
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
OPPORTUNITY for lady. age 2s-35

OPPORTUNITY for lady age 2S-35, to
share beautiful l-bedroom apt, with an
$50. Write Boy 145-V, Star
WANTED girls TO share bungalow with
other her siTls Gs;, IS 5529 sherfier pl NV.
lilo IVES ri. Sc. 5th and Pa. ave y
l room, kitchen. semiprlvate bath, suit
able for refined lady. s1o week. Il 1867.
NEW LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING APT. .
rooms, kit, tile bath, shower, fireplace
and roof Garden eonveniences' $50. Box
WANTED. 2 girls to share apt. with one
ather la, Ell: sa5n Arlington $50 call oxford
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corFLR edf p 7, TO 0sz SHARE home with widow in
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BACHELOR will share nicely furnished
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ST. S.E.-Congenial young man tc
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nice sc. location, unlimited phone, S2C
month. Address BOX :27-X, Star.
YOUNG LADY between - and 30 Il
share apartment with two other ladies IL
modern apartment tuilding Call EN-
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Evening star., 1945-09-27
HOUSES FURNISHED

BUNGALOW near SeverEa Park@ rooms
and bath, ami, including porch, coal fur
mace, phone, Frigidaire; civilians; SIS. CO.
ESQ ESQ after nnl,sIG : Pm; ;poan Chew Chase Md
AttrsesiyeIy furnished ,l1.I home on. on wooded .
room, small study and kitchen; on the
2nd floor. there. are bedrooms and
baths: attic; basement has automatic
oil heat. recreation room, maids room
and bath; 2-car garage; immediate occu-
pancy; monthly rental $3.50. JACK HAYES
INC. Realtor, 2020 P st. nv. DU. 77S4
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servants W room and bath auto, heat. 2.eal
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BEAUTIFULLY and completely furnished
four-bedroom home in Bethesda, near
TRANSPORTATION, for rent, $3.50 E. M
FRY, INC; 524o Wisconsin ave. Bethesda
Ms3os ' Cleveland ave. NV; aia bedrooms
bath. maids basement room and bath
dining room. living room, large sunroom
small sitting room, large attic and base
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Call RE. 1900. Ext 3Os, oface hours. =,
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT, avail
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rooms and bath, electricity. NV sh, EarMage M
coal heat; Sl59 month: completely iur n,
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EXQUISITELY furnish olda Colonial hom,
with brick walled garden In Alex, Sl70
Cali Templs o63s Tor Appointment.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
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