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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-05
Extra Guarding of Truman Be Taken
 Al Frisco 5ession

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-Secre. Servicemen and Military Police are making careful preparations for President Trunan's appearance at the final session of the United Ma tions Conference.
 Although the exact date still is undetermined. the War Memorial Opera House where the President will speak already is being minutely examined, from the top to its base ment passageways.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-05
SHOT DOWN.

Y NEW YORK, June 5.-Albert E.. Langford, wealthy 63-year-old tex tile manufacturer, was shot to death last night in the hallway of his Park Avenue apartment.
 ! Langford's wife told police two men had appeared at the apartment door and that she had heard a scuffle and thud before she found her husbands body on the floor. The door was open and the outside corridor empty, she said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-05
Screen Siar Gefs
 Divorce from Male

FL PASO, Tex, June 5.-Screen star Merle Oberon was granted a divorce in Juarez yesterday from her producer husband. Sis. Alex ander Korda. The decree was sign ed by Judge Xavier Rosas Ceballos of First Juarez Civil Court.
 Miss Oberon's petition charged in- compatibility.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-05

get those men home again.
 I was in Hospital No. on Bataan when We were captured. I'd been hit early, January 15. After the fall of Corregidor, they moved us to Bilibid prison camp. It was pretty rough You never knew what you were going to get to .eat--or if you were going to eat at all.
 That's one of the things those fellows still in Jap prison camps are up against-thats one of the things the people on the home front have to remember. Let's hurry up and get those men home through buying war bonds, helping the Red Cross, donating blood, or doing any thing else we can.
 Sincerely,
 Sgt. Rommie c. Mcdonald,
 Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-05
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, June 5. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is TX, American Car 100, Anaconda 34si, Curtiss- Wright 6A, International Harvester 88$s Kennecott 38B, New York Centra 28A. Northern Pacific 30M, U. s Steel 697s, Pound S404.
 Dow, Jones averages today arc as follows: Industrials, l68.15; rails 58.48; utilities. 3l85.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-05
EMERSON HERE

Fred Emerson, of Sitka, is a guest at the Gasineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-05
GOES TO HOSPITAL

Master Eli Sheeper has been ad- mitted to St. Anne's Hospital for surgery.
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45O 5UpER5
 MAKE RAID
 0NJApp0RT
Largest Port City Smashed for One Hour = 5000
 Tons, Bombs Dropped

BULLETIN-Washington, June 5-The goth Air Force reported to the War Department here to- day that eight Superfortresses are missing after the big raid on Kobe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-05

SEATTLE WOMEN HERE Anne Johnson and Mae Me- Cracken, of Seattle. are guests at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-05
OLSON HERE

P. G. Olson. of Chatham, is . a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

what to do. Taurus wives are the most affection.
ate. Taurus bachelorettes have their hearts
broken" the most times. They are great singers
OF torch songs. Cenini girls likely to be of
the love I'm and leave en-" type. But they don't
mean 10 be cruel They suffer from Indecision
and can't make up their minds even about love.
So claim the star Eazers. This item is from File
No, s74F OF our Horses Women Research
Bureau.
ASKING
Queries from clients. @ Am i right in stating
Mrs. Leslie Carter was the most famous and most
pom plished redhaired actress of all time. A.
now about Sarah Bernhardt? Q. Where is Double
Fifth Ave, In New York City? A. Officially there
Is no such avenue in Manhattan. However when
most of the towns aristocrats lived Fifth Ave.
the working people living on Tenth Ave jestingly
referred to the latter Double Fifth Avenue"
O. Has there ever been song about girl named
Molly? A. There was dtty Along Came Ruth"
and Il was about girl named Ruth who stole the
boy friend OF young woman named Molly
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
HOUSEHOLD HINT

Al your house or in the immediate vicinity are
you bothered by insect pests? II so. get hedge
hog. Such is the advice OF men OF science. A
hedgehog is friendly animal and can be domesti-
Gated the same as dog or cat. He will soon rid
yeaF place OF insects One difficulty is that
hedgehog has fleas and can't scratch. However
good insecide will take of that. Or you
can lovingly scratch your hedgehog and make him
feel comfortable By the way. what ~'eald be a
good name for pet hedgehog How about Roger?
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Visitors to your house might find
II interesting when you call:
Roger, Roger." 10 see hedgehog
come walking into the living room.
SiDEttGHTS
Detroiter, a lawyer. claims his city
is the best in the country for a
woman getting a divorce. Says he:
mo matter how long a Detroit
woman has been married, whether
for six months of six years, she
can and usually does obtain fifty
per cent OF any savings, proper.
ties or assets" -. Women who are
beautiful when young live the
longest OF their sex So states
student OF the subject. Seems logi.
cal Heredity figures strongly in
longevity. And the healthiest par.
ents usually have the most beau.
tiful children.
WISHING
A Chtcagoan says during the
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
STYLISH SToUTS

No women is pleased when somebody tells her she
appears 10 have taken on some additional weight
But the use of the word flesh" in this conncc
ton is what really tries the souls OF the stout fc.
males. AS in the expression: "You have taken
on little flesh haven't your"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

W. HO is II. Cecil Booth? II you cannot an.
w sMer that will excuse you hut if Your
wife fails to she should blush for her ig.
norancc. Mr.. Booth invented the vacuum cleaner.
In England on Aug 30 1901 Al first the vacuum
cleaner didn't go over well. Then during dress
rehearsals for the coronation OF King Edward the
Seventh the thick blue carpet of Westminster
Abbey became coated with dust Booth volunteered
To take care Of this situation with his inVen.
ton. He did so well that vacuum cleaners were
ordered for the Palace and Windsor Castle. From
then on the gadgct great financial success.
PLEASE NOTE
Ever help the little lady dry the dishes. Don't
do IL hereafter Also advise your mate not TO
dry dishes at all Drying dishes is not sanitary
method. II spreads germs. So state men OF sci
ence. Just rinse the dishes with hot water Then
drain and stack them. This method is used by
the u. 6 Army
WOMEN. ETC.
Capricorn women are the smartcSt OF their
However. even when contemplating matrimony
they think with the head rather than the heart
SeggitsFisRs make the best business women bat
must rave an executive position d business Of
their They don't like TO bc dominated or told
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-11

WASHINGTON, April 10 -R-
The war is going so well, the Ar
nv announced tonight, that it has
decided not to complete IL new
tank plants.
These plants were scheduled to
reach the peak of their operation
in the last quarter of the var, but
the Army now has decided it won't
need them.
But it was emphasized that exist
ing tank plants will have to "con-
tinue to meet production schedules
in full"
A War Department statement
said:
American production is now at
level which assured American
fighting men of sufficient pro-
duction rate to complete the war
against Germany and provide the
output necessary to supply forces
to be used against Japan.
1.-The War Department empha-
sizes that this action is not cut
back in production but the elimina-
ton of a planned increase in. tank
output.
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RENTAL REFUNDS
TOTAL $845 HERE

Tenants who were overcharged on
their rents in the Wilmington rent
control area were refunded tot
al of $845.O2 during March after
action was taken by the Office of
Price Administration, according to
a report received here yesterday
from Theodore S. johnson, Raleigh
district OPA director.
Overcharges for eastern North
Carolina totaled $3,796 during the
month.
Mr.. johnson said landlords in
New Bern refunded more money
to tenants than any other group
during the period. OPA, he added,
is checking ''bonus" and side pay
ments on rents in all areas and
many of the refunds during the
past month resulted from OPA
findings. =.
He cautioned tenants to ask for
receipts for all rent payments ano
pointed out that unless the land
lord will issue a signed receipt the
rent need not be paid.
Refunds from the five other rent
al areas during March were a!
follows: Laurinburg, $406.25; New
Bern, 81, 1872; Durham, $155.90; Fay
etteville, $973.88 and Goldsboro
| $263.81.
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WASHINGTON, April 10.|RN
Every able bodied soldier in the
United States who has not seen
service overseas is earmarked to
90 abroad just as fast as he can
be replaced by a returning veter-
an.
Secretary. of War Stimson set
this forth in a communication
made public today by Rep. Mahon
D.-Tex.), member Of the House
Appropriations Committee.
Prompted by a suggestion by
Mahon that ''the bottom Of the
barrel should be scraped' OF SOL
diers still in this country before
switching combat units from the
European theater to the Pacific
war fronts, Stimson wrote:
According to February figures,
there were approximately 8,050,000
men in the Army, 5,150,000 of whom
were overseas.
"Of the 1900, 900 on duty in the
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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAND.
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Plumbing Work Started
On Pref fabricated Units
To Be Shipped Overseas

Plumbing work on the first OF a
number of pre-fabricated houses
being constructed at Salisbury for
shipment overseas through the
Port of Wilmington was begun yes
terday by the Cumber-Moore Co.,
II North Second street, as installa-
lions were started on what was de-
scribed as sample house"
1t as pointed out that the Will
mington firm hopes to complete
it's phase of the work on the SAM
ple'' structure within several days,
when it will be viewed by Gov
eminent inspector.
If the project meets Government
standards, it will be accepted and
the local concern will proceed with
its contract to install plumbing in
additional pre-fabricated houses.
A concern at Salisbury has been
awarded a contract to produce $780,
100000 worth of pre-fabricated
houses for export to foreign coun-
tries.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-11
Groceryman Who Married
Three Nurses Without A
Divorce, On Prob a tion

NEW YORK, April 10. - up =
James J.. Smith, "a, grocery clerk
who married three nurses without
benefit of divorce, today was plac-
ed on probation for two years by
general sessions Judge George L.
Donnellan who commented:
what is it that gets you-the
uniform?''
The judge suspended two-to-
four year prison term and said he
would "give Smith chance" after
the defendant, who pleaded guilty
to bigamy March 20, said he would
pay for divorces for his first ana
second wives.
Clyde Dart, legal aid counsel,
said Smith had been motivated by
a desire to have children.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-11
Epery Able Bodied G. l.
Enr11Qrked For Ouerseas

United States, almost half Trough
ly 1,400,000) have already been
earmarked for overseas duty and
are being trained accordingly eth
er in tactical units or as individual
requirements and students in re-
placement training centers, train
ing regiments and schools; 100000
others were in Army hospitals. -
The War Department chief de-
clared that the remainder, some
/, 1855, 900, are in essential admins
trative and service jobs, concern
ed with overseas supply, plane
maintenance, cargo loading, COM
munications or transportation.
Then he added:
Every one of these soldiers,
except those who have already
seen overseas service or who are
physically disqualified, is ear
marked for foreign service as soon
as he can be replaced by an over
seas returnee or limited service
man.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-11
YMCA MEMBERSHIP
CAMPAIGN STARTS

With the goal set at 200 mem
bers, the annual membership cam
paign of the Wilmington Young
Mems Christian Association was
launched Monday night with an en-
thusiastic dinner meeting OF %
workers at the associations build
ing. =.
A. S. Trundle, Jr., president OF
the Y.M.C.A., introduced w. B.
Bryan, commanderin-chief OF the
campaign forces, who. in turn,
presented his lieutenants, E: A.
Laney and L. E. Woodbury., Jr.
Considerable competition arose
between the two DIVISIONS In as
much as it was stipulated that the
losing lieutenant will lose his SHIRT
on next Friday night when the
campaign is scheduled to close.
There are two innovations IN
this campaign. First, is that all
divisions are led by directors OF
the Y.M.C.A. and second, no meet
ings will be held except two, the
opening and closing sessions.
Next Friday night the workers
will reassemble to hear the 1lnal
reports The goal is $50 new mem
bers and so renewals. The present
membership Of the Y. M. &. a..
is 1,150 and if the campaign is
successful it will bring the total
up to 1900. This is in keeping with
an average membership in cities
of the size of Wilmington, it was
said.
An interesting episode was the
announcement last night that yes
terday marked the 35th anniver-
sary of J B. Huntington's connec-
ton with the Wilmington Y. M. G..
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300 Wounded Marines
Of Two lima Battle
Stationed At Lejeune

CAMP LEJEUNE. April 10-P
Three hundred of the first cas-
ualties from Two lima to reach
the United States have arrived at
Camp Lejeune where they have
been admitted to the Naval hos
pital on the Marine Corps reser-
walton.
"Fully 90 per cent Of these Ma
rines and Naval hospital corps
men, said Capt. Alva A. Shad-
fdav. (MC) USN, executive officer
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Plans
On lahore Tank Plants

because most OF the proposed
operations would have been in crit
cal labor areas this change in
plans will ease the present and ex-
pected labor shortages in these
areas.
-Four of the projected tank
plants - Chrysler Corp, Chrysler
Subcontractors. Ford Motor Co.,
and General Motors-would have
been in Detroit, Mich. ,
"Other plant expansions affected
are: American Steel Foundries
Cast Armour Plant, East Chicago,
Ind; Ford Motor Co., Dearborn,
Mich; General Motors, Fisher
Body Division, Flint, Mich; Oil
gear Co. and Subcontractors, Mil
waukee, Wis; Ordnance Steel Foun-
dry Plant, Quad Cities Tank Ar
both Bettendorf, Iowa; Waukesha
Morot Co., Waukesha, Wis; and
Standard Steel Spring Co., Corao-
polls, Pa
Christianity was brought to
Norway, Iceland, and Greenland
in the 18th century by the Nor
wegian ruler, Olaf.
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Nazis Accused Of Killing
ii British Paratroopers

LONDON, April 10.-P-At least
IA British parachutists have bee-
shot by Germans who captured
them, Sir James Grigg, war Sec
rotary, told Commons today.
He said strong protests have
been made to the German govern
ment through neutral Switzerland.
Two corporals who escaped after
being placed before firing squad
with four others who we're wound
ed by Gestapo men related details
of one of these executions, he said,
and fixed the date as last July s..
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Spain Checking Arrivals
From Germany To Prevent
Influx of War Criminals

MADRID, April 10. -P-Neu-
trail Spain is inspecting the arri-
walls of all foreigners from Ger
many to prevent persons classified
by the Allies as war criminals from
Settling in Spanish territory, it was
learned today.
The foreign section of the Span
ish police is preparing a question
naire, to be distributed soon, for
all Germans not in diplomatic serv-
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japanese Report New
Whirlwind' Fighter
In Use Against u. S.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1o.-(R
The Japanese agency Domei to-
day announced new Nippon fight
er plane, called the Hayate or
whirlwind, which it said sis now
rushing forward like hurricane
to bag United States planes which
dare to cross its path
In a radio Tokyo broadcast re-
corded by the FEC, Domei said
the plane lis sort of hybrid with
four-bladed propeller. One glance
at this super-aircraft in action re-
veals its power, speed and high
efficiency
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ice who already are in the conn.
try.
The Germans must state wbetb
er they are Nazis and if so bow
long they have been party mem.
bers, what their activities wer.
during the Spanish civil war,
whether they still are members "a
the German army and whether tbsr.
were classified by the Allies ~,
war criminals. All their comrert
cial activities since 1886 must hs
disclosed and they must explair
how they have earned a Ivins
since September /, 1899.
RYrv UAD DnNync ANT,
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PHILIPPINE. RIBBONS

WASHINGTON, April 10. = az -
The Navy today authorized mem
bers, Of the Navy, Marine Corps
and Coast Guard who served in the
Philippines to wear the campaign
ribbons newly created by the
Philippine government. They are
the Philippine Defense Ribbon and
the Philippine Liberation Ribbon.
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In Central Australia some bush
men believe they can help perpe-
tuate themselves by amounting
themselves with the fat Of the
kangaroo.
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Of the hospital, will recover COM
pletely and will be restored to
duty
The ca@alties saved through on
the-spot treatments by the Navy
medical corps, travelled by special
train directly from their hospital
ship that landed at a California
port. Within 80 minutes of their
arrival here they had been bedded
within Is of the specialized wards
of the vast Naval hospital.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-09-28

and Mrs. Q. c. Roberts. Or Sun
day MIR. and Mrs. Spencer Rob-
erts and son, Ronnie, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lambert Roberts of
Pascagoula, Nh. and Mrs. Horace
Roberts and family of Vestry and
Sgt. Nolle T. Roberts of the U.
S. Marines were dinner guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank O'Neal
and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. O'Neal
and Mrs. Lula May Christiano of
PaScagoula We're Mt. Pleasant
visitors on Sunday. They and
Mrs. Ruth Roberts were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Ware
and son, Robin.
Mrs. Ruble Roberts and sons,
Bob Irwin and Van were lunch
con guests Saturday of Mrs.
Roberts sister-in-law, Mrs. Lau-
ra Belle Ware in Pascagoula.
Mesdames Roland and Laurin
Ware and Miss Annie Laurie
Ware were Mobile shoppers Sat
urday.
Pfc. Robin J. Ware of Dallas,
Tex, is home on furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Ware. Cpl. Fred Breland Ware
is expected home in a few days
from England where he has been
with the u. S, All Forces.
Preparations for camp meeting
which will be held from October
2 through 7 at New Prospect
camp ground, are underway. New
tents" are being built by MI.
Alfred Roberts of Mt. Pleasant
and Mr.. Schley Byrd of Pasca-
goula and repairs are being made
on others. Mrs. Jack Fletcher
will operate the public tent, as
sisted by Mrs. Lloyd Golf, The
Rev. w. F. M. Baggett of Pop
larville will conduct the services
assisted by the Rev. G.. FL. Me-
Bride.
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was in charge of the worship pro-
gram on humility and Rev. Nc
Bride led in prayer after which
chapters from the study book
were presented. Mrs. j. j. Ware
concluded the meeting with
prayer.
The Rev. and Mrs. G.. II. Nc
Bride and family were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Taylor on Sunday following
preaching service. Sgt. Nolle T.
Roberts, recently returned from
duty in the Pacific, presented
some interesting facts and state
ments following the NJ. Y. +. pro-
gram held in the evening. He
spoke on "Demobilization and its
Ensuing Challenge to the
Church."
Mrs. w. c. Clement of Pasca-
goula was at home with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Carter
for the weekend.
Miss Maryon Roberts of Per-
kinston was at home for the
weekend with her parents, Mr..
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-09-28

Repairs on the West Virginia
enabled her to take part in the
Philippine invasion and she n
dured bitter fighting during the
ensuing year. as she participated
in every major invasion in the
northward drive towards japan,
flying the same colors that she
had up at Pearl Harbor.
AT Two Jima the West Virginia
was close enough to shore to hit
the enemy with automatic weap-
ons fire, while she took part in
the bombardment of Mt. Surf
bachi. She has a long string of
enemy air planes destroyed to her
credit besides the sinking of a
battleship in the battle of Surigao
Straits.
Hammond entered the service
July 81, 1943 and left the States
aboard the West Virginia, Octo-
Der 1914. He has the rating of
Seaman. first class.
He writes his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. M. Hammond of Kreole,
that his ship is coming back to
the States in time for Navy
Day.
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and family of Lueedalc were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Kasby Sunday afternoon.
The Rev. Jackson of Wade
preached Sunday night and will
preach again next Sunday at
7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Nora Baria and children
of Hurley were weekend visit
ors with Mrs. Baria's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kasby.
Hrs. Wilson Baria and small
son and Mrs. Roy Stevens and
baby and Mr.. j. F. Porter were
business visitors in Moss Point
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Baria
and small sons motored to Hur-
ley to visit Mr.. Barla'S parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Baria.
Mrs. Inez Thornton and tiny
daughter, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thornton,
left Sunday to return to their
home in Alabama.
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Wilson Springs

MI. and Mrs. Roy Stevens visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Couch in
Moss Point Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Porter of
Three Rivers were visitors in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stevens
Wednesday.
Miss Margie Lee Thornton was
a weekend visitor of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Thornton.
MI. and Mrs. Norman Reus
of Wade visited MI. and Mrs.
Martin Kasby.
Mr.. j. F. Porter had as his
guest Sunday Mr.. G.. c. Holling-
worth of Biloxi.
Mrs. Nan Peters of Moss Point
is spending some time with MI.
and Mrs. Roy Stevens and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickie Smith
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-09-28
Willard WeIborn
Elected President
OF Camera Club

The Singing River Camera
Club, at its regular annual cleo
ton of officers, has named Viii
lard Welborn as president of the
organization with Larry Lind
Mrs. l.. c. Roberts was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs.
George Clark, in Pascagoula last
Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Q. C. Roberts,
Miss Maryon and Sgt. Nolle r.
Roberts we're dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. VanHorn Sun
day.
Mrs, Corene and Miss Thelma
Roberts of Gulfport were home
for the day Sunday with Miss
Maude and Mr.. Fred Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ray Roberts,
Mrs. Cliff Taylor and Pfc, Robin
j. Ware were shoppers in BIZ
loxi Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher
motored to Camp Shelby Sunday
and were accompanied home by
Mrs. Fletcher's brother, Pfc. Carl
ton Carter who has returned from
the f. Il. o..
Miss Carol Garter was at home
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Paul Carter for the weekend.
Miss Carter is attending Perkins
ton.
Nurse Lonnie Mcdonald Of Pass
Christian is visiting her sister
and father, Miss Choyce and Mr..
w. w. Groves this week.