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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-03

Thursday, 5:45 Church Of God;
Saturday, IL a. M, Whites 'Mer-
ry-Go-Round."
This and That
Recently discharged from the
armed forces, ]. G. Barnhardt may
60 into business down Carolina
Beach way. Hear talk that Joe
Landers is thinking Of opening a
mite spot at Wrightsville. j. C.
K. passes this limerick along:
'"There was a young man Of Os'
tend, who vowed he'd hold out to
the end, But when halfway over,
From Calais to Dover, He done
what he didn't intend" How
about it can you top it? Frank
Sullivan off to Columbia, S. G.
And
Remember, for spot news from
in and around S. E. North Carolina
listen to the -STAR-NEWS Round
the own-Reporter at 1928 and
6:25 p. M, every day. For the
searchlight on the highlights of the
news tune In the STAR-NEWS.
REEL today at 1:15 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-03
MARION HARCROVE
WILL SPEAK HERE.
Noted Army Author, Mem
berOfYank Staff,
Sponsored By Jaycees

Wilningtonians who have follow
ed the colorful career Of Marion
Hargrove, OF "See Here Private
Hargrove" fame, will have an OPP
portunity for closeup when ne
lectures in the New Hanover high
school auditorium at 8 pm, Fri
day March IS, under auspices OF
the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Tickets may be obtained from
any member of the Jaycees.
Native Tar Heel and excl,
Hargrove was born in Mount Olive
and attended high school in Char
lotte. He continued his schoolday
interest in journalism by working
as a spacerate reporter for the
Charlotte News.
In 1888, he entered Belmont Alb
hey college, where he served as
publicity director for the school.
From there he went to Washing
ton, D. c., and secured employ
ment as soda-jerk, but that
phase of his career was short-llved
and within two weeks, he was
back in Charlotte, working as a
movie usher.
Following a brief stay as usher,
Hargrove returned to the News
and remained there until he enter
ed the Army in the summer OF
1941.
His Army career included ten
months at Fort Bragg, and assign
ments as an editor with Yank,
Army weekly, and as Yank cor.
respondent in China. He was dis
charged with the rank Of sergeant
last September.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-03
Winter Park Resident
bitches Own Vehicle
To Avoid Collision

Three times is the charm
at least B. F. Ozment, ST.
Winter Park, is a firm believer
in the old adage.
Ozment was driving home
from work early yesterday
morning on the Spofford Mill
road when he was blinded by
the lights from an oncoming
car.
He said it was either a case OF
hitting the car head-on or 60
ing into the ditch. He took the
latter choice.
Turning off the ignition key,
he dropped to the floor of the
car and counted three times as
the car rolled over. The car
that caused the trouble did not
stop.
Ozment got out Of the wreck
ed machine, walked two miles
to his home and, looking into
a mirror, discovered the only
injury he had received was a
small Iaceration over the right
eve.
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SUNDAY, MARCH Q

b Intht'1 Edith Elizabeth -,
Washington, N. c, eA Holto,
Mary Ernestine Hon,,,
A Agnasc Norris, Tabor City, ~ R aydsa;;
mans summmerlin, Wilmington. [ y L.
Joyce Pilley, Tamplin DT 81 Pegs
Frances White, Blade5bo,,aa'i' julie
Mae Whitfield, Kenansv ,Ti elora
Lima Mae Winberrv, Monn. and
The: The Rev. Glazier, ps Ss,,' o Olive,
Church of the Good Sbs srur Of The
give the invocation ttijfIpaEd, VIII
professional p and a hymn 'v win ID.
s sae program Gs President WI q, open !,
H penn Cadet class, Vera D N b.
me exercises zero and a pre s,Iss 70
cadet will respond. "A ps,sliniel
OF the Cap will be bv nMpi, as "a
Louise Wright, director + NJ Claa
at the en- hospital, who will also aq a.'s
ent the nurses with their r' PIT psss
symbol of their accepta vr eapl
nurses training. e Int
A reception will be b.,a
dlately following the exerc T aans
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the proposed new auditorium as a
living memorial to the men Of this
community who sacrificed their
Lives in the great wars?
Spot News
It's another first today over
WMFD at is p. n, for the STAR
NEWSREEL as John H. Farrell,
recently-appointed city industrial
agent, is introduced, for the first
time over the air, in his official
capacity. Farrell, has just re-
turned from Philadelphia, where
he attended an important aviation
conference. On the STAR-NEWS-
REEL Farrell will discuss bright
industrial horizons and their mean
ing to Wilmington and its trading
area. In additi to this .outstand-
ing feature the program will high
light a surprise appearance of a
young lady who is well known in
the Observation-Disclosures Island Sec
ton. Another high spot in the do
hgs of local people. The little
blue book will be opened again
whit IN unusual tibit Of human
interest appeal. Mix it all together
and it spells your Sunday STAR
NEWSREEL over WMFD today at
lis p. m.
Roundabout
A spot review Of yesterdays
''Teen-A &c M e rry-Go-Round"
shows four bells for the cast of
New Hanover High school stu
dents who participated in the air.
ing. They were unusually good
and have pulled rave notices since
they displayed their exceptional
talent. From start to finish, the
cast was on the ball and the show
clicked in big way. Several
members of tie cast were making
their first appearance before the
mike, but from the number of
telephone calls this column has re-
ceived it is apparent that only
families and friends were aware
of this fact. No greater compli-
ment could pay these performers
Included in the broadcast were:
Douglas McKoy, Barbara Stern
berger, Pat Hardwicke, Bill Pet
ers, Hampton Frady, Harry Will
mott, Pat Howe, and Jimmy Yopp.
Peters, who Is president Of the
New Hanover student council, act
ed as moderator Of the program
round table club and was a credit
to his schoolmates. Little Jimmy
Yopp, no bigger than minute,
seven-year-old pupil at Tileston
school, stepped up when his turn
came around like a veteran radio
actor. But one would have hard
job selecting or naming the top
all turned off in worth while job.
al turned off in worth while job.
Next week, according to the Merry
Go-Round reporter, Barbara Stern
berger, the leads from the Glee
clubs operetta will be on hand
when the Merry Go Round starts
its ride. In addition to the High
school students, re producer plans
to feature several pupils from the
Tileston school. Sounds like a
mighty good set up to this cor.
ner.
This Weekend
Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
1:45 p. m. MAN On The Street; "
Tuesday, 4:30 p. m, President
Truman and Winston Churchill,
Wednesday, 8:45 p. m, '"The Will
mington American Legion On The
Air" 10 p. M, Dean Hudson;
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Rev. Davis Continuing
Church OF God Revival

Revival services in the Church
of God. S. Fourth and Marsteler
streets, today entered the third
week under the leadership Of the
Rev. j. R. Davis, Calhoun, Ga.
The Rev. Davis will preach at
morning and evening services to-
day. and at 1880 pm. every day
during the week, according to an
announcement by the pastor, the
Rev. v, D. Combs. 'The Revival
Hour" also will be broadcast over
WMFD Tuesday and Thursday
at 5:45 pm. and Friday at $50
pm.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-03
OVER THE NETWORK

SUNDAY, MARCH
Eastern Standard Time PM. - Subtract
One Hour fo1 est, 2 Hours for MIST.
Changes in programs as listed are due
to corrections by networks made
TOO late to incorporate.
II :3o-The Robert Merrill Concert - NBC
TRarfN- Atlantic Call, Exchange CHS
Iav3fae's Stradivari Orchestra - ABC
Lutheran Half Hour Services MBS
i:0a1-Fifteen Minutes Newscast NBC
Ttsf Church of the Air Sermons - CHS
Jofn B, Kennedy and Comment - Abe
Singing Caparies Program - MBS-bas
1:15-America United, a Forum NBC
Orson Welles Weekly Comment - Abe
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RADIO
WILMINGTON
WIND l40o-KC
SUNDAY, MARCH

SUNDAY, MARCH
7:30-Church OF God.
e:00-News summary.
e:15-Pentecosta1 church.
t:Oo-Musical Reveille.
0:00-Voice of Prophecy.
&:30-The Southernaires.
II :O0-St. Paul's Lutheran church:
12:00-This Week Around Inc worlo-
Noon.
12:3o-The Stradivari orchestra.
1:00-John B. Kennedy-neWs'
l:15-Star -ECwsreel.
1:30-Easy Listening. liz.
1:55IYour Sunday News Extra WIZ
George Gum.
2:00-Cld Fashioned Revival Hour.
3:00EElrne- Davis-News.
3:15-Organ Serenade-H. w: Lee.
3:30-Johnny Thompson uene WOODS
Songs.
4:00-Darts for Dough.
4:30-Piano Playhouse.
5:00-Joaes and ].
5:30-Counterspy.
e:O0-Philco Hall OF Fame.
6:30LSunday Evening Party.
7:oo-Drew Pearson-News.
7:15-Don Gardner-News.
7:30-Qtuz Kids.
8:00@Sunday Evening Hour.
9:0o-Walter Winchell - News.
9:15-LoWella Parsons.
e:3o-LaGardia Speaks for Liberty.
e:45-Jimmy Fidler.
10 :00-Theatr. Guild.
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W ] NC
JACKSONVILLE, N. e.
SUNDAY, MARCH 8


7:58-Sign On.
s:Oo-Farry Four.
s:1lSt Julia Church.
8 :30-Songs by Lily Pons.
9:oo-Classicsl Hour (Jacksonv1lle).
s:3o-The Lutheran Hour.
10:00-Unlted Press News.
10.o5-Voicc OF Divine Wisdom.
1o:2o-Bertrand Hirsch.
10 :30-Chaplain Jim-MBS..
II 0o-Baptist Church Service.
12:oo-Sunday News (Noon)
PM.
12:15-Frankic earle.
12:3O-This Is Music.
1:00-American Radio Warbler-MBS.
1:15-Ilka Chase-MBS.
1:30-The Quiet Hour.
2:00-Pro Arte Quartet-MBS.
2:30-Bill Cunning ham-MBS.
2:45-Dale Carnegie-MBS.
3:00-Old Fashioned Revival Hour.
4:3o-True Detective Stories-MBS.
5OO-The Shadow-MBS.
5:3o-Quick AS A Flash-MBS.
6:00-Nic3x Carter-MBS.
6:3o-Cedric Foster-MBS.
6:45-Fulton Lewis, Jr.-MBS.
700Lest We Forget.
7:15-Your New Home.
7:30-Worlds Most Honored Music.
8:O0-Mcdiation Board-MBS.
8:30-Don't Be A Sucker-MBS.
8:45-Gabriel Heatter-MBS.
900-Exploring The Unknown-MBS.
9:30-Double or Nothing-MBS.
10 :00-Frcedom OF Opportunity-MBS.
1o:3o-Sunday Night Show-MBS.
1100-Tomorrow's Headlines.
II :15-Sign Off.
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Review Board
To Inspect Scout Troop

In preparation for a court OF
honor tomorrow, Troop So, Boy
Scouts, held a board OF review Fri
day night.
The troop has also advanced
nlans for a three-day hike to Silver
Lake in mid-March, similar to
the haunt on Feb. Is, l6, and II, &C
cording to J. M. Hintze, Jr., Jun
ior assistant scoutmaster.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-03
Police, Fire Departments
Now Up To Full Strength

R. H. Williams, representative
of Police and Fire department
Civil Service, stated yesterday
that the two services were up to
strength and needed no recruits.
No examinations for Police and
Fire department personnel will
be accepted by Civil Service until
such time as vacancies occur in
either department.
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Red Cross Campaign
Opened In New Bern

NEW BERN, March 2-The resi-
dental canvass for Red Cross
funds began yesterday, under the
direction of Mrs. c. B. Foy.
Her son, Louis Foy, is Red Cross
field director at the Marine air
station at Cherry Point.
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But so many of my friends
disagree with me. They claim
it will be a long time before
FIN sets are on the market.
How about giving us a little in
formation on the subject. With
best regards,
G. F. M.
Wilmington, N. c.
You are perfectly right when
you say FIN sets are on their way.
AS a matter of fact, according to
all information going over this
departments desk, if it were not
for the strikes, FIN sets would be
on the market right now. And
another thing, while talking about
EN- sets, they will not be as ex-
penslve as the average person
seems to think. Just the other day
I was talking to a representative
from one of the major radio manu-
featuring plants and he told me
his company is planning to install
FIN bands in every set manufa cture
from now on. Of course the FIN
band will be in addition to the
standard bands found on all sets
before the war. The prices of his
company's sets would be on the
same level as prices before the
war. Taking his word for the
present situation, and he should
know, it looks as if FIN will be on
the market in the very near fu-
ture, strikes not withstanding.
Dear Ben: Knowing of your in
terest in the development of
projects for the good of the COM
munity, I wonder if you could
print this letter, or at least say
something about the idea express
ed in it.
Recently we have been hearing
about the city buying the Bellamy
home to be used as a public IL
brary. I think it would be won
derful thing if this project were
carried through. We do need a Ii
brary and there isn't a building
in the city better suited. But the
idea I had in mine, and I would
like to have the opinions Of others,
is that, if the city die buy that
property why couldn't they turn
over the barn in back Of the house
for a museum. We really need one
in this city. We have a fine his
torical background and our evil
dences of antiquity should be dis
played to the general public.
With many thanks in advance
for any publicity you will give
this suggestion, am,
Mrs. B.
Sunset Park
In Passing
Wrightsville Chief Of Police M.
S. Faircloth stops and tells US all
about the Boy Scout troop, spon-
sored by the Beach Lions club,
now being formed. A very deep
nod of appreciation to Fanny
O'Keefe for her cooperation on the
new radio program. Cecil Stan
ley and wife wave hello on their
way to the club. George Brinson
informs us that his wife is feeling
a little better these days. Did
anyone ever see D. r. Langley
when he wasn't smiling. Won
der why one can't get potatoes
with their eggs in local restaur-
ants in the mornings. Don't for
get the paper scrap drive tomor-
row. Question Of the week: Why
doesn't someone mention naming
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Over The Airways
with BEN MCDONALD
The Readers Write:

Dear Ben: Every place go hear some converse
tim regarding FIN Now am the first in the world
to admit don't know anything about frequency modua
ton except the Of information have picked up
here and there. But from what can gather FIN IS on It's
wav and we should have FIN sets within short period
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Ilka Chase's Broadcast - M6S-oasic
1851. of Chicago Roundtaple - N5 6c
Snv JSye's Serenade News - A3C
S s,nasy Aeternoon Song Time - MBS
1:45Ed Murrow's Commentary G6S
Go,s7;,s Thester and Guests - CHS
narothv claire with Her Songs - Abe
Pro Arte Quartet in Concert - MIS-
2:3o-John Charles Thomas Song-N6S
HOLLYWOOD Star Time Dramas - CHS
Sunday Vespers via the Radio - ABC
Bill Cunningham in Comment - M5S
2:45-Dean M. Thompson Talk - MS S
3:00LParade of Music, Max Hill - NBS
N. Y. Philharmonic Symphony - Obs
Elmer Davis in a Commentary - ABC
Songs from Along the Trail - MBS
3:15-The Galen Drake Program-A3C
3:30-One Mans Family, Drama - NBC
Johnny Thompson, Ilene Woods-ABC
The Vera Holly Song Program - MSS
4:00-National Forum & Guests NbC
Melody Fantasy - ABC-New England
Darts fo~ Dough, Quiz - other ABC
Murder Is My Hobby, Mystery - MSS
4:30-Jazz VS.. Classics Matinee - N9C
Nelson Eddy Concert & Guests - Obs
Piano Playhouse. Piano Trio Abe
Detective Mysteries via Radio - MBS
5:0O-NBC Symphony Concert - NBS
Family Time & Patrice Munseel - CBS
Jones and I, Safety Drama - ASC
The Shadows Mystery Series - MBS
5:30-Gene Autry and Song Show-C5S
David Harding, a Counterspy - ASC
Quick as Flash in a Quiz - MBs
5:45-Bin Shirer's Commentary - CHS
Goethe Catholic Radio Service-NBC
Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet - CBs
Hall of Fame, Paul Whtieman - Abe
Those Websters. Family Drama - MBs
e:301Great Gildersleeve Comedy-NBe
The Baby Shocks Comedy Show - CHS
Sunday Evening Party Music - Abe
Cedric Foster & His Comment - MBs
6:45-FuiIon Lewis. Jr., COMMIT - M5s
7:0O-Jack Benny Comedy Show - EBC
Adventures with the Thin Man C2s
Drew Pearson and Commentary - ABC
operate Review, Solos & Orch. - MBs
7:15INews Summary for Is Min. - Abe
7:3o-The Bandwagon Broadcast - NIB
Blondie-Dagwood Comedy Skit - CBs
Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly NC. - ABB
Adventures in Rhythm Orches. - Ma'
8:06-Chas Mccarthy & Bergen - NB(
Marlin HUNTS Beulah Comedy - CD:
The Sunday Evening Symphony - ABB
Alexander & Mediation Board - NIB!
8:30-Fred Aliens Comedy Gang - NIB
Crime Doctor Dramatic Series CD!
Don't Be a Sucker Dramatic - NIB!
8:45-Gabriel Heater Comment NIB!
8:55JFive Minutes News Period - CD!
9:ooLSunday's Merry Go Round - NIB
Request Performance by Guests - CB!
Walter Winchell Broadcasting ABB
Exploring Unknown in Science - NIB!
9:15-Conmentary on Haywood - ABB
9:30-Alum of Familiar Music NIB
James Melton and Ed Wynn CD!
LaGardla's Sunday Comment - ABB
Double or Nothing in a Quiz - NIB!
9:45IJimuay Elders Hollywood - ABB
10:001Phil Spitany Girl Orch. - NIB
Phil Bakers Take It or Leave It - CD
Theater Guild Dramatic Hour ABB
Freedom of Opportunity, Drama-MB
10 :3e-Meet Me at Parky's Now - NB'
We, the People, a Guest Show - CB
Sunday Night Show in Variety - NIB
11:00-Var;ety and News q hr.) - NIB
News, Variety; Dance q h.)-CBS-AB'
Comment 8. Dance Bands e. h.)-MAl
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Disabled Veterans
To Meet Sept. "a

P PORTLAND, Ore, March -,
nod nod their e national convention rr' s wy
Sept. rs, National Comm,nns;,,,'
Dow V. Walker said today. ''''a
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-03

Never put butter in a cold frying
pan.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-03

It the shell Of an egg is cb,,.
and rough in appearance VIM I' ~
be almost certain it is flesh !"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23
Orange Grove

Mrs. John Glenon and sons of
Mobile visited Mrs. W. G. Nc
Clellan Saturday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23
Mobile Mayor
Is Moss Point
Rotary Speaker

The difficulty of city planning
in the older cities and the tre-
mendous cost involved was out
lined for the Moss Point Rotary
Club yesterday by E. NJ. Meg
ginson, Mayor Of Mobile Mr..
Megginson was introduced by
Clark Britten and his address
was part Of a series underway
at the Moss Point Club.
Health and the protection OF
life and property are the two ma
jor responsibilities Of city off
Gals. Mayor Megginson said, and
declared that the most difficult
part of city planning is obtain
ing the cooperation of all citizens
in the movement.
Older cities, such as Mobile
and most cities along the Gulf
Coast, were not planned but just
grew" the speaker pointed out,
and the courts for a long time
held that a property owner had
the right to use his property as
he saw fit, regardless Of the
rights of his neighbors.
The changed opinion on the
use Of land is the first step in
city planning, he said, and the
next step is the conducting of sur
veys to determine what sections
of the city should be devoted to
residences businesses. and indus
tries. Financing must then be
planned and the cost is tremen-
dous when sections have to be
disrupted and reorganized, the
speaker declared.
Mayor Megginson stated that
Mobile has hired a firm of en-
gineers 60 conduct a survey and
offer a master plan for the city
which will be followed as close
ly as possible by the local City
Planning Commission. He pointed
out that plans must be laid for
airports throughout the modern
cities and that the advent of he
atomic bomb has changed the
plans for some cities expansion.
Earl Ammonett was welcomed
into the Rotary Club and in
structed in his duties by w. B.
Herring prior to the program. Ed
ward A. Khayat, president, pre-
sided at the meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23
LEGAL NOTICES
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No. q72q

NONRESIDENT NOTICE
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To T. j. MCGEE
fore the Chancery Court of tlte Coan-
~ of Jackson in said state. on IN,
second Monday of December A. d.,
l946. to defend suit No. 972g in said
Court of Bessie Mae Niece VS. I, j.
MCGEE wherein YOU are a defendant.
and wherein Complainant seeks a de-
cree Of divorce as fully set out in bill
on file.
This IS day of August A. D., 1885.
tSeall FRED TAYLOR.
tleik, Chaucery Court.
jackson County, Mississippi.
BY VERTtS G. RAMSAY. ID. c.
: ais %. 80, 9-6
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals VIII be received by the
jackson County School Board at the
Office of the County Superintendent
of Education. P"ascagoula, Mississippi
up to FRIDAY AuRtfgt 30. 1916 at 500
A. NJ. fol tn, rnIshiHR 81 the follow
ing supplies ..r 1916 1877 school term.
/. For the furnishing OF parts Of
materials for the County owned
School Buses.
2. For the furnishing OF gas and oil
for County Owned School Rases
This doe not inclree the oil
used ON buses for oil chanees)
The right Is reserved 10 reject any
and all bids.
q. F. Megehee, Chairman
T. f. Johnson, Secretary
Jackson County School Board
IT SO, 10, %, 30
ApvErTIsEafEwr FOR BIDS
Bids are reuncstFd by the Pasca-
gotla Pert Commission for:
Construction Of q Barge Landing
Ramp and Re-Decling a portion of
the Municipal Wharf at Pascagoula,
Mi-si ssippi.
Plans end specifications may be OBJ
ta'ned from the:
V. j. Bedell Co.
Consulting Engineers
Poi Union st.
New Orleans, La.
Sealed proposals shall be addressed
to.
Can't. H.. II. Cole. President
~Pascagoula Port Commission
~pascagoula, Mississippi
Bids will be opened publicly ut;
300 P. M est Monday, septem-
Der i6, 1916.
~ 1923, 80, SO
In the chancery Court Of Jackson
County, Mississippi.
No. 1881
In the Matter of the Valuation Of
500, SOC. 90 fTwentv-Two Thousand
Five Hundred Dollarsl OF Bonds OF
Orange Lake Consolidated School
District OF Jackson County. Missis-
sippi
TO the Tax Payers of the
Orange Lake Consolidated School
District
of Jackson County, Mississippi
NOTICE
You are hereby notified that the
matter of the Valuation of the above
mentioned Bonds will come Pm for
hearing before the Chancellor at the
Court House If jackson County. Mis-
sissippi, on the 3rd day of September.
1916. on or before which date. obiec-
tions. If any. must be filed.
(SeaD FRED TAYLOR,
Chancery Clerk of
jackson County.
BY vERTIS G.. RAMSAY. d. c.
ct 8-23. 80
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23
2s AUTOS. ACCESSORIES q

1899 PONTIAC-Passenger coupe, $3.50.
Can be seen at Duby's place. 400 Mar
ket st. rs ltpd 1928
FORD OR cHEVROLET-19si or 1912
model. for private owner. Phone 709-J,
1900 f. Harrison Ave. % ltpd 1923
1886 PANEL CHEVROLET TRUCK
Good condition. See City Cleaners.
Phone 4i3l. Moss Point. 26 lite 1923
HOUSE TRAILER-18 IT,, good con
dition. new awning. electric brakes.
Delmas Trailer Court. 1855 CAVITY st,
Pascagoula. rs 1tpd 1928
HOUSE TRAILER Factory metal
built. 1851 model. sleeps four. Can
be seer at Ford and Canty SITS, any
time or phone GA. Henry Fletcher
70 ZIP e-lb
1888 BUICK door super deluxe 8
wheel job. good radio and heater.
tires rood condition. paint job only
2 months old. only as 900 actual mile
age. Come to SIG Cedar ST.
26 1tpd 1928
1887 PLYMOUTH-Privately owned;
the car has been taken care of. It
is good In every way. Clean, original
upholstery. low mileage. Locks up.
naint like new. Radio. 1914 Adm.
Dewey. ~ ltpu 30