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FOR SALE -

FOR SALE - BUILDINGS
All sizes and types, PREFAB-
RICATED, erect them in one
day. Low cost less than ma
terial usually costs. Com
plete all doors, hinges, locks,
windows, floor, everything,
outside is already painted.
DWELLINGS, garages, chick
en- houses, wash sheds. How
is this for prices, 12x14
buildings with T & G floor,
two windows. door already
hung, outside painted, $1,000.
Can be erected in half day.
1924, dwelling complete, 4
rooms. $786.30, delivered to
your lot. Also other sizes.
NO PRIORITY. For litera-
ture or further information
phone 275, C. w. Underwood.
80 Delmas Ave, Pascagoula.
Ate 81
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HELP WANTED - Combination
Machine and Cabinet Maker, Top
wages paid. 405 Cedar, Phone
1923. 2tc 3-16
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WANTED TO BUY-Sugar sacks
or white feed sacks, Phone 1874,
Southern Ldy. & Dry Cleaning
Co. 220 Cedar street, Pascagoula.
8tc 1923
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WANTED TO RENT-Three or
four DON furnished or unfurn-
ished house. In vicinity of Pas
cagoula or Moss Point. c. E. ST.
crest, 1103 Tucker Ave, Pascal
goula. 3tp SO
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WANTER TO RENT-Furnished
apartment, Coast Guard officer,
wife and 4-month-old baby, Coast
Guard Store Room. Phone 1857.
1tp 1923
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LOST-Brown biIlfold containing
money, gas book, draft cards and
other valuable papers, Reward,
Phone 451-J or 445. 2tp 3-I6
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WANTED-Room and board,
next to, or private bath. Settled
couple, no pets. Chronicles
1tp 1923
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LOST-$1O REWARD for return
of Western Saddle lost in vicin-
ity Tip Top Inn Tuesday night.
Flying "V' Corral, 909 Market st.
Phone 647-J. tn 3-23
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LOST OR STRAYED-One Here
ford fred and white) bull yearl-
ing. Ear marks under slope one
ear, two under bits other ear.
Please contact L. c. Faggard, Sr.
Rt. 2, Pascagoula, Miss. 4tp 3-16
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FOR SALE-Seven large aza-
leas, in full bloom, also have
small and medium plants. APP
proved by State Plant Board. free
from disease. See J. j. Dowdy.
Hwy. SO, 2 miles N. Moss Point
Escatawpa, Miss. ZIP 1913
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Lost and Found

LOST-One "a gasoline ration
book, Mrs. Irene W. Robertson,
948 Cherubusco. ZIP 3-16
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LOST-Black pocket book con-
tanning cash, ration books, gas
coupons. important personal eff
'fects. REWARD for return. Motif
fly 1061-W or Chronicle Star.
1tp 3-23
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FOUND-At Orange Grove one
stray black hog, swallow fork in
right ear, swallow fork and hole
in left ear, penned up at Orange
Grove, owner will please pay ad.
Chas. Green, Jr, Orange Grove.
MISS. 4tp 3-16
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WANTED TO BUY Typewrit-
ers, adding machines and cash
registers regardless of condition.
Moss Office Supplies Service,
Phone. 1853 or 862-R. 2tp 3-23
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LOST-Blaek mare with white
star on face and bump on fore
head and cut place on right hind
ankle. about z years old. Pug
Eckhoff, TT. 2, Box ls7, Pasca-
goula, Miss. ZIP 3-23
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LOST-Brown alligator purse.
Saturday. from running board of
car. finder keep money in purse
as reward for return to Chroni-
Gle Star office. itp 3-23
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WANT ADS

FOR SALE-Two-wheel luggage
trailer with steel body, 375 Sar-
rain. 1tp 1923
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FOR
dually designed health and foun-
dalton garments. Mrs. Haden G.
Brodnax. Phone 760-R. 8tc %
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FOR SALE-Lot 100x2OO. Pecans,
nigh and dry. wooded Lake View.
400 Lake avenue. ZIP 1923
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FOR SALE-Two pre-war baby
beds, like new; one 5-piece break
fast set, one general electric ra-
dfo and record player, one cleo
trie iron, two kitchen chairs, one
maple dinette set. 504 18th st.
1tp 1928
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Wanted

WANTED TO RENT-Five or six
room furnished house in Moss
Point or Pascagoula by response
BILE party. H. l.. Miller, phone
Moss Point 1888. 4tp SO
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Wednesday
TOO p,mp Prayer meeting.
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FOR SALE-Auto Radio, deluxe
true tone, push button, perfect,
$35 cash, or exchange for bicy-
Gle, movie or still Gamers or what
have you? Phone 325. tic 1923
FOR SALE-Easter Rabbits, 1925
Buena Vista. ZIP 1923
FOR SALE - Bassinette, baby
buggy never been used, AIT 18th
Street. ZIP 1928
FOR SALE OR TRADE - 1899
Buick. 4 brand new tires, good
condition, Phone 1088-J. ltp 1928
FOR SALE-At a bargain, gentle
saddle and work pony. o. H.
Jones, 844 Pike ST., Phone 1004-R.
2tp 1928
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FOR SALE-BUSINESS OPPOR-
TUNITY-Grocery business in old
established neighborhood doing
good business. Real estate and all
for sale or will make acceptable
lease. Phone i79. tip 3-2a
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FOR SALE-One fishing camp,
good dwelling house, take care
of IL men. Lot and house. land
and boats with camp. See G. B.
Addison, 315 Canty, City.
ZIP 3-16
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FOR TRADE-Electric Phileo.
cabinet radio. good condition for
electric Sewing Machine, Mrs. J.
R. Lingold, 1418 l4th street, City.
lip Spa
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FOR SALE-Home near Gulf,
Modern conveniences, glassed
porch. 4 rooms. one acre ground,
fruit and pecan trees, artesian
wells, For details Apply Box 104
Ocean Springs. 3tp 3-16
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For Rent

FOR RENT-One or two room
furnished apt. Phone 248, A lei
genfelder, River road. 4tp 80
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candidacy it is their own fault.
This week, Chef Francis, we'll
known Medford recreation worker
and music teacher, informs me he
is running for Alderman-at-Largo,
Republican. Chef contributed his
keyboard talents playing for col
ored and white troops and civilian
dances, and has been a good mix
er among all nationalities. To-
Igether, Chef and l helped promote
Medford's first Boys Boxing
Championships staged in 1912 be-
fore a capacity crowd at Roberts,
Jr.- H. S. We coached the brill
liant Hervey-Hobbs School win
ming boxing team composed Of
white and colored. 1t is a pleas
ure to say a good word about a
friend, even though / will not
campaign. More about other can
didates later. Mr.. Frank Hazel,
Sir, of Jerome street, will accept
your NAACP membership today.
Please drop by his house, as ho
has been i'll. Join the NAACP
folks. You'll never regret It.
NIX.
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CHELSEA
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
1865 Pearl Street
ReUS. Virgis Hill,
Samuel H. Bullock,
DrS. r. T. Reed and
J. E. Jets,
Committee in charge

The service at the Peoples
Baptist church, Chelsea, will be
as follows: Morning service
(sunday) 1O:45, Dr. R. T. Reed
in charge and will preach. Sun
day school 1890 ! m, Mrs. Lee
VIVA Milliken in charge Holy
Communion every first Sunday
evening ut 7.
week Dag Services
Prayer and praise service ev-
cry Friday evening at 7 with
Dr.. R. T Reed in charge. Choir
rehearsal every Tuesday evening
at Z. Rev. Virgis Hill, in charge,
Public is cordially invited.
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adams, Miss Elizabeth Saxon,
and Miss Ruth Cannon. - The
Household of Ruth will assemble
at this church on the third
Sunday for their annual thanks
giving sermon. The local Masonic
lodge, headed by Mr.. Anderson
Scott will assemble here for
their annual sermon on the
fourth Sunday, the pastor, Rev.
H. A. Rogers preaching both SER
mons. Rev. and Mrs. Rogers and
delegation from the church will
attend the New England Baptist
convention at Brookly, N. Y. on
the 18th and 14th. The dele
gates include: nr. W. B. Jones
and Deacon Charles H. Jones:
Sunday School: Marion Lockley
and Henrietta Suits; B.YP.u.:
Louise johnson and Indy Pulley.
- Miss Helen H, Greene cele-
brated her 2lst birthday ami
versary on May oath in tire
home of Mrs. Doris Cruise Of 1853
quincy st, Among the guests
present were: the Misses Alyce
Nelson, Gertrude Williams. Lau-
IA E. Greene, Vera Pidgeon,
Thelma Whiting, little Alyce
Williams and Mrs. Bessie Whit
ing; Messrs. Archie Green.
James Whiting. william Turner
and Roland Cruise. Miss Greene
was the recipient of many gifts
and cards. - The Alden Street
Baptist church concluded a week
celebration Of a first anniversary
of the founding Of the new
church with its beautiful loea-
ton on Alden st. The pastor,
Rev, H M. Hutchings who for
merly pastored the Third Bap-
fist church received commenda-
ton from leading city officials
and churchmen Of statewide
connections. Among those taxi
ing part in the final ceremonies
we're: Rev. w. A. Aschenbach
Of the Park Memorial Church;
Rev. c. R. whitehead of Chico
pee Falls, president of the West
field Baptist Association. Mr..
william Jackson, treasurer of
the church, was master Of cere-
monies.
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WOBURN

ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU. Harold T. Branch, Pastor
WOBURN, Mass, June A
Services at the st Johns Bap-
fist church were well ATTENDED
Sunday. Rev. Judge Bell of The
Andoyer Newton Theological
School was the speaker both
morning and evening. Sunday
School convened at noon with
the Asst. Supt. Mrs. Marion AS
kew in charge. During the abb
sence Of the pastor, the pulpit
will be filed by the Rev. Judge
Bell. Rev. Branch has been
granted three months leave Of
absence at the r. quest Of the
Massachusetts Baptist Conven-
ton so that he might bring to
the people Of Holycke a spiritual
and recreational leadership. -
Rev. E. D .McCresry, Jr. and
Rev. and Mrs. E. D. McCreary,
Sr. of Newport News, Virginia
and Charlottesville, North caro-
lima, respectively, were visiting
parishioncrs Of the st. Johns
Baptist church on last Wednes-
day. Rev McCreary, Jr. was a
former pastor of the church
while a student OF Andover-New-
ton Theological School and Is
the present pastor Of the Bap.
fist church in Newport News
Virginia. The McCrearys jour.
neyed from the South to attend
the graduation of their sor
Charles, who grs duated from
the seminary this year. Rev
Charles McCreary is pastor o.
the Baptist Church in Ports
mouth, New Hampshire, and hat
filled the pulpit Of st. Johns OF
many OCCASIONS. Rev. Harold
r. Branch entertained the mem.
hers of the Baptist Youth Eel.
lowship at a dinner party at tht
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Saunders, Montvale ave, or
wednesday evening. The Jun
ior Fellowship had a get-togeth'
err at the church on SATURDAY
evening. May &c. Mrs. William
Hathaway is resting comfort
ably after having an attack o.
IDlness which necessitated hel
being hospitalized for a few
days.
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| Y N N

LYNN, Mass, June 5 - Miss Ed
ia CaStelle, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry E. CaStelle, SO Shep-
ard st, Lynn, became the bride
Of Arthur Rosa Of Cambridge
Sunday afternoon June 8 in a
beautiful ceremony in Bethel
AME Zion Church.
The pastor, Rev. Jesse ow-
ems offlciated. The brides at
tendants were Mrs. C. Noel Jack
son of Boston, matron Of hon.
or; Misses Thelma Castelle and
Betty Castelle, bridesmaids;
Miss Joyce Daniels Of Cam
bridge, flower girl.
Robert Roosa brother of the
groom was best man. The uSh-
ers we're DR.. C. Noel Jackson of
Boston and Robert Davidson of
Montreal.
The bride wore beautiful
gown of taffeta with lace and a
lace veil crowned with pearls
and rhineStones.
The church ceremony was fol-
lowed b a reception at the home
of the brides parents. The cou-
pie left for a honeymoon in
Canada.
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Worcester
All Right
!. H. Edwards, 7 Liberty ST., Worcester 5

Mrs. Reginald Stewart of 26
Glen st. - The Pastors Aid So
ciety Of Zion ANFE Church will
conduct a Pew Rally Sunday,
June 70. - The Clayton S. C. Of
the Junior Community League Is
making very good showing in
winning games. - Springfield
friends to Worcester friends -
at the old ball game. The West
over Field Boinbers nosed out
the Gilbert S. Bankers IA to IA.
The Brooklyn Giants lost to
Springfield All Stars II to 2. -
Rev. H. D. Rogers of Harrison
Wright Post 29a Springfield,
Mass, formerly Of the Coleman
Post go of Paduca, KY, is the
pastor Of the New Third Baptist
Church. A new church building
is now in process Of completion.
Rev, Rogers has been invited to
be guest speaker at st. Johns
Baptist Church in the near fu-
ture. The TrumpeterS of
Springfield sang in New Haven,
Conn, against the Four South
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WORCESTER, Mass, June 5 --.
Rabbi Levi A. Oian of Temple
Emanuel addressed members Of
the NAACP at a meeting held in
AdE Zion Church, Belmont st,
Monday night before an audi
ence Of 300. His subject was on
the means of combating bigo-
try. Atty. Thomas w. Wallace,
president of the Worcester
branch, presided. - Sen. Steph-
en- F. Loughlin Cd of Worcester
won his bill In the State Sem
ate to permit cities and towns
to make repairs on private ways,
- Mrs. Stella Ward of Laurel st
who has been seriously i'll at the
City Hospital is somewhat i'm
proved at this penning, - The
annual New England Conference
of Zion AME. Church will be
held in Ne wLon len, Conn, June
1918, 1945. - Horace Corlis Of
Liberty st is very i'll at the City
Hospital. - Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Fish of Hartford, Conn, were
weekend guests CT Mr.. and
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WEST NEWTON
MT.- ZION BAPTLST CHuRCH



Req. J. II. Dennis, Pastor
What happy thoughts, hearts,
and smiles, as the veterans meet
and greet their loved ones at
home once more. But there is
another parting. Where, when
and how will they meet? Sun
cay, June 10, morning sermon
THE Red Horse Opens the Sec
ond Seal" 1880 p. m. theme,
Strife Sunday, June 3, Zion
members were on hand starting
in with Rev. Dennis as he is
opening a series of sermons or
"The Seven Seals in REVEAL
tion." At 1O:45 a. m. text, 1.-THE
White Horse and His Rider" The
church and Christians may seem
slow, neglected and criticized but
Jesus is the conqueror and when
real victory comes TO this weary
world Of our it will come through
the church. Take it or leave 1t.
At 7:45 p. m. topic, "The Other
Five" Many so-called Christian
pilgrims are in that class. Going
along spiritually poor until the
dying hour and shat Is too late.
As the door was shut against the
foolish five, Heaven will close
on you. The rain never held us
back from these two sermons,
last Sunday. Neither nor from
the Lords Supper at 3 p. m
Again: Saturday May 20, at 2;3C
p. m, Rev. Dennis presented to
the Lord, Easley Larkin, Jr., the
% months son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Easley Larkin. The godfather
and mother were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Smith of Cameron ave, West
SomerVille, Miss Marion Sprow
was present also. Mr.. and Mrs.
Larkin are of Texas, but are
leaving for California soon. Mrs.
S. Wooden left Boston at IL p.
m. Sunday night, June 8, for
Virginia, taking the body of her
niece, to be buried in her home
land. Come to Zion.
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THE Army Has
The Answers

@. My ex-husband has Just
entered the service. Our child is
staying with his mother al
though I hold custody Of the
child and have court order stat
Ing that the child is boarding
there, not living there. Who is
eligible for Family Allowance,
his mother or I?
A. AS the child is living with
the soldiers mother she is the
logical person to receive pay
ment Of the Family Allowance
for the child, and. if designated
payee by the soldier, will prob
ably receive it. The ONCE of De-
tendency Benefits, Newark 2, N
j., where applications are filed
determines the proper payee for
Family Allowance on behalf Of
a soldiers dependents.
@. Does a soldier have to give
Family Allowance to a wife II
he is not living with her but
has never been legally separated
or divorced?
A. The soldier is given OPP
portunity to file application for
Family Allowance for his wife
but is not forced to do so. II
the soldier does not apply the
wife may file application and
the soldier cannot have pay
ment discontinued.
Q. My husband has been In
the Army over two years. He is
S6 years Old and we have two
children. He is in this country.
Can he request a release to ac-
cept employment?
A. The soldier may apply to
his commanding off1cer for dis
charge under AR 615-5s5, Pal
3b. The final decision will be
based on how essential the jot
is that the soldier is to occupy
as civilian.
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MAIDEN
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. W. L. Clayton, Pastor

Rev. W. L. Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, June Family
Day was observed at the morning
service, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.
Smith representing the family
consisting of five sons and a
daughter and Is grandchildren;
Herbert, the eldest son with the
Merchant Marine; Staff Sgt. James
L. and Cpl. Walter, also a son-in-
law, Capt. Robert J. Smith, chap
lain, in the armed forces; Robert
T., Arthur and Jennie Mae at
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have
been wed for 46 years Text:
Except the Lord build the house,
they labor in vain that build it. +"
Among the visitors were Miss
Phyllis Chandler, R.N. and Mr..
Robert M. Shamwell of Washing
ton, DC, Mr.. Walter Chandler
of Lynn, also Miss Blanche Stokes
of Boston. Pfc. Joshua 0. Bonds
sent from the Philippines six bas-
kets to be used for offering. The
gift will be dedicated the first
Sunday Of July. Deacon Jesse L.
Taylor left Saturday, June 2, for
ia months vacation visiting relatives
at Chester. Pa. Deacon Guthrie
Hodges has been appointed chair
man of the deacon board. Chill
dren's Day will be held June 10.
The morning service will be dedi-
Gated to the children with the
blessing of infants and sermon. At
| 5 o'clock the Sunday School will
give the pageant "Children of the
Kingdom" coached by Mrs. Al
beEta NJ. Valentine, Supt. Everett
West. Mrs. Lulu Buggs, Mrs.
Lucy Bradley and Mrs. Rebecta
| (Smith) Delaney still continue
among the sick.
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sPRTNGFrELD. Mas Inn.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 4
Mrs. Margaret Pearl Haskins,
daughter OF Deacon and Mrs
Charles H. Jones Of 616 Union
street was home for a weeks
visit from Washington, D. C. 49,
Mrs. Dorethea Duncan, John
Lambert, Miss Irene Brown, LES
ter Jackson, Miss Gladys Brown
and Fred Ousley made up the
party that visited Hartford last
week end and where they en-
ioyed the Lionel Hampton show
and visited friends. Mr.. Ousley
was here for a few days visit
from New York City. 49, Miss
Christine Slade is on a several
weeks visit with relatives in
South Carolina. Enroute she
visited a sister and friends at
New York City and Philadelphia.
- Rev. Howard L. Moore of
Bethel AME church, recently
appointed member of the COM
mittee of Public Welfare was
given a testimonial spon-
sored by the Ministerial Alliance
Of Greater Springfield. Brief re-
marks were made by Mayor ].
Alboin Anderson, Jr., James H.
Higgins Of the City Council and
members Of the local clergy. Rev.
H. A. Rogers Of the Third Bap-
fist Church was in charge of the
program. - The go-ahead signal
has been given the Third Bap-
fist Church by the Priority Off
Gals and work has started on
the first unit of the new church
building on Walnut st, and Pen
dleton ave. It is planned that
meetings may be held in this
first unit by the end of July. All
club and friends of the church
are working toward that END.
A garden tea and supper will be
given by combined clubs at the
Center on Walnut st. on June "a.
The popularity contest also end
ing on that date and will name
miss Third Baptist" include
the following participants: Miss
Virginia Holt, Miss Claudia Rob-
inson, Miss Janette Henderson,
Mrs. Annie johnson, Mrs. Grace
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PARKER FLOWER SHOP
J. WILSON PARKER. Mgr.
Flowers for All Occasions
Autos Furnished for Funerals
Weddings and Parties
1923 fremont st. Boston, Mass
NOTARY PUBLIC
Phone Gar. 1858 Res. Gar. 037s
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ern Knights. For appointment
write James L. Burt, Springfield,
Mass. Tel. 67397 Springfield. -
iFeaturng Smith and Burt, Ar
thur Slisson, James Burt, Frank
Lloyd and Joe Slavis. Call after
6 p. m. - Mrs. Eva Hennessey
and her five daughters have
heard from son and brother,
who is somewhere in Italy and
doing fine. Mrs. Hennessey re-
ceived her cap and gown from
the educational department Of
the Elks of Springfield.