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SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGIkiA.
ATTRACTIVE 5-rm: brick, house in spo

ATTRACTIVE 5-rm;, brick, house in spot
SECTION o 9e,u se o
iranst, Civ. lmm.d. oceup All COW;
Sedrms., tiled bath, screened: shades full
Fas csureh saoo o, .ef
Si1s SEw fhsEes sFieR sasaah aoMHs1mmed4,e m oeeu.
ia baths. fireplace, full basement. Space
for more rms ms. upstairs block 1;, bus To-
Church on Lee hwy. left at sign on West
moreland I'd. Approx, S? 300 down; no
AGENTS. Owner and builder Administer
sI3.sOO. 4-BEDRooM HOUSE On lot
72x200: built 1910: the. tamiiys size house
range and refrigerator and attached ga
rage, there is large chicken house part
Of which could be turned into a hobby
in Rapna eS dsanee OF bns
balance. sol per month See MASON
HIRsT Annandale Va, at the END Of
S1inmoss Sfntsd srn6n PIKE Phone Alexandra 2sl2
s.sToRY GoLoNIAL-rhis e-story brick
situated on a large lot, surrounded by
with bedrooms on end rioor; side porch
fun basement and other features that will
LEY BUCHANAN: isoi eeiumbis PIKE PIKE
Arhngton. Va. CHI. 134l. OK. 219S. II
FOR OCCUPANCY by Goth of July, excep-
tionslly well-constructed 5-yr. -oid brick
dwelling on 55xl40 lot in 8 Arlington, l
block from buslines Bendix washer in
stalled in full basement. automatic oil
heat, built-in garage. entrance hail. livins
rm., dining rm., kitchen and cool screened
porch on 1st A.: 3 bedrms., 2 baths, lge
inclosed porch on End A., ample closets
Will REQUIRE some redecoratins. Sale by
OWNER, Glebe S41T j
2 NEW HOMES rooms, tiled bath. fre-
place in living room, stove and cabinets,
full basement Conveniently located
6103 II. 18th St. Arlington. Va. Price,
Sl3,45o. And s107 N. 18th st; price,
S14. 900. owner-builder. .
BUNGALOW BUNNIEs with that disearn-
ing eye-A beautiful all-brick Cape COD
sood-size dining room. nice bedrooms
door with insula tion in roof and plumbing
roughed in for future bath: full basement
with outside enterance. storm windows,
venetian blinds: possession can be had
Sc. this attr.ctiv. home. Fairly priced
9Th ~ sttrs etivs ~ terms !, ARLINGT0N All
1900. oxford 4123. Il
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

coLoRED-woNDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
for doctor to locate in s.e.-Wen-kept. spa
e19gs rnon semTetaehed heme bed
+ s. Sc an excellent buy. csli NJ Mr. % Hogan. n
c9Eokf6ass col g. Rs ess1 MORSE ssfs 81 FA NE sGi
rms. bath, oil INV. heat. gas, electricity.
Z porches, large yard. garage, basement;
Sl,500 down; balance, terms. Apply B.
sSoEto5fEiDE1sHi iuSl1 Il srr, and 45s.aEee%,
Realty hT sss5sha Assoc1ATEs s''h PNc' Ex' So
until pm. 3
COLORED-IsOO BLOCK of 18th st. NV
-a @ rms ! bath h heat; electrisity
oV hese. ei0eN oi Oil burner Sr priced. 600
100 block Bladensburg rd. ne-e rms
ba tn. hw. heat, electricity, lst CONNER
500 BLOCK ,ao sth St St ooS house
aooo, block 10th st. n.w.4e rms, bath
hw. heat. electricity, 1st commercial;
$4,000; 50 500 cash.
Unit block of o St n,e-6 rms. and
bath; extra lot on rear, End commercial:
200 block WS[. gSa st ns nao rms, sa;
Timer. la26 U St. NV. No 4ao; i
CoLORED-oN EASY TERMS.
taohed briek Coonial from, porch rms n0o
Ii--~-li.J VII IllStdL Oil N-'Opt
down. Call Mr.. Carpenter, ewes, RA.
S556
2-familv fiat, on LIST. near ST. NV
6 rms. bath on End floor; 3 rooms, bath
on lst floor: separate entrances; $1,000
down Call Mr.. lie Cesne. ME. 1871.
Doctors home-on eth st. NE
rms. y baths: an outstanding buy at
81 500 cash, or $1,000 down on terms
Call Mr.. FELTON,. ewes, co. $3.50.
Adams 81. n w.-Corner brick, rms.
bath. h w h, will install oil heat: only
5000 down. Call Mr.. lie Cesne. ME
1871.
Ideal for beauty parlor-on st, near
14th n.w.-Presently occupied as 2-fam
lily fiat. easily converted to business. Call
Mr. Sterling, ewes, GE. 1910.
Income and apt-for smart buyer In
Vestleate this 9-rm. home. bath, INV h =,
on 200 block LIST St NV, with only
s.. 800 down. Call Mr.. Sterling. ewes,
GE. 1910. URCIOLO REALTY CO, ME
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR THE WHITE HOUSE. in convenient
downtown location--:}-story and basement
brick bldg with stone front: st floor and
basement available for immediate posses
sion: "nd and 3rd floors rented to afford
additional income. an excellent location
for the attorneys. small insurance com
pany or title company. For additional
information call Mr. Kyle, with SHANNON
LuCHS CO, 1905 St NV. Ma 2345.
Goth AND EYE SITS. Nw-lxt CONNER
clal: three-Story brick bldg, consisting OF
"a rms, baths. 2-car metal garage: ideal
Tor professional or private Offices: posses
SION at settlement; furniture included a
lSt trust Of $50. 900 is now committed:
price; So 500 For further information
can Mr.. Swerdlof. NE. 54OO. until pm:
sunday and ewes, GE 5o6l LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN & CO, 1913 K st NV Np
o4oo. A complete real estate institution
UPPER CONN. AVE. sToRE-Attractiv,
4.story bldg, with beautiful store and
oftlces; suitable for exclusive ladies an
parel shop. or sift store; act now. the on
portunity is outstanding Cali Mr.. Rosen.
thal, NE; o400, until pm: SUNDAY and
ewes, GE, 032S. LEO M BERNSTEIN =,
~. 1910 x st. NV Me 540O, A Com.
nists Resi Estate Institution, 3
eikST COMMERCIAL. l4th ST NV nes,
house. suit able for conI.r.
SION TO- store and apt or once use a. =,
pnlss' pnos Sl6,5ho. H. G sMITEY co NA
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HAVE ALL CASH BUYERS for four to
eight unit apt; houses. also need larger
properties for buyers with 100000 cash
SHALL J. wAPLE CO, 1924 I4th st. NV.
CHARLES s. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section of Wash.
tAsH BUYERS Tor D C and Nd propert,
81 srlTs sst0F; sssi I0u shoa. ss
ss sf t9r fss 9ee aha Mahssaa
clients with cash. or will buy, outright You
seTv.es sURGEss, SSs a5af iTS Penn' aA'sSs' ave
If PRoMPT ATTESli0N to the sal. OF
.our home: business or lnves,ment % Prop
aREs Reaos esSsFf sos Norb fs
$3.50 Results since 1919
MANNAs REALTY co. can sell your house
sas EaHs 5sIs wilson SHs f'Rss' 57d Ct sth0f
PPARsoStGE NEEDED At ONCE in or near
HGHEsf eAsH iRsIes FEIcf O9ai' paid for
FomAc femf REHLrY anZ type CO. Fe1 hD eSfa ss fo I'll
DO You WANT SPEEDY ACTION. List
@ vii h9ose ep Th US Nas 1ash RuEiEa ~
SO; 1924 Eye s.. Y: EX 300;
HOW HOW MUCH WI WILL YOUR HOME be worth
sell for 0 you wash ~' Md or Va s propertS: Gola "
white or cGGred cox Co IL Washins
Lex. Lex 81 y Va, ei 81 05 5ss4 s. 1883 S'l'0
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner, white
or colored houses in any condition will
Ne. AND Sc. PROPERTY-w. paw all
cash g IT'S R sP5TaiaS gn6 s apek sctSn GnNN
/ in INV
g9oa gsogs location. What have yOu7 Cali cH
I.It.a HAVE = CASH to ,aysst wo .ss T. house we'll
DIRECT FROM OWNER, vacant or owner
occupied house in Northwest ten rooms or
larger, suitable for roomins house. Box
CALL o'BANNoN REALTY co. 10 sell or
mansse your property; prompt attention;
5atlSfacuon sat- assured. FIR 511e' 1lth and
Cash OFFER for your property at once,
any, condition, anywhere in D. C. MA.
$4,000 OR MORE. cash, for s-4 bedrm %,
bath brick house Northwest Washing
REALLY DESPERATE for home. mod
ern or fairly modern, any desirable sec
%Mrp2.Ts 9n agsnt. Reply Box so1R h star
house today or sell to cash clients Al full
market value, Free appraisals. MITCHELL
sSETHrRG sSiGT R sl IN sWnc6n3raet WIN within
hours: ash sale only. Call MR. ALBERTs.
EX 5S@l
AT ONCE. AT ONCE. AT ONCE. 3 or 4
bedroom house in D. C or nearby Md.
Clients with cash can get you TOP prices
at this time. Call EX. 1858, YOUNG d
PASTOR, Il29 Vermont, Real Estate and
DON'T ExPERIMENT-caIl us to sell your
house. We give prompt. courteous service
Free appraisalS VIM G. LIBBY CO.. 706
18th st n W, MA. 0942: ewes, ia 355h.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE AT its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
sation. Phone Mr.. Browning a. DI 1918;
ewes. AD- 1883 VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO,
NC. Realtors est $50. 1919 K st. NV.
GOOD 3-BEDRO0M BRICK HOUSE with
auto. oil heat; in good neighborhood IN
y. c. or Va; "a 600 cash ayall. Gil.
1850
> OR UNIT-APT. HOUSE located IN
good NV. section or near Capitol Hill,
must show good return. Call Gil. 1900.
DON'T MAKE A MOVE without calling
Mr.. LelnSon To buy or sell your house
call me today. MR.. LEINSON, ia. orb.
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SUBURBAN REhT-viRGIh,A.

FOR RENT-Partly furnished: bedrooms
and bath. 2nd floor, kitchen, dining room
and living room on st floor; full basement
with coal furnace: hot-water heat and
xeRetable garden. I will furnish utilities
reserve use Of l bedroom and privilege
OF using kitchen and dining room Rent
SO per week; with reference: no children
= 0akridee ave. Mclean, Va, MIR T
TERRIZZI to q m
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

CHARLES S. GUM needs good investment
property for nanv clients having substan-
tial cash. Call FR 1905 until pm
INVESTOR WANTS TO BUY from owner
condition. Will pay cash. Box AIS,
Star y
PRIVATE PARTY wants 6 10 l. apart
ment buildings in Northwest section DE
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WILL BUY, for cash, nice country home
with several acres, not too far from Wash
inston. Mieht consider something up in
SON. 1O01 18th st. NV EX 6912 g
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUITLAND MANOR-Must sell one of INV
four.unit apts.: no agents please. OAR
fWS fUS' ia5tHs FSER-ffsM1Lr FAM FLATS Modern
brick hldss. Just of MINI ave Sc; con-
renient white rental area income ca
units Call Mr. Wolbers ia 1855 with
SHANNON & LucHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV,
ma. 2o4o. II
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GEO. H. WILLIAMS dl!I co:.EsirlspdZ.
copper plumbing, concrete porch. Priced
q sell fast: Axminstea 4ol Il u
~ tie baths; cha. heat, fun osmt. Az,
aEo. eco H. WILLIAMS co.-ArlingtonI77,
rm Cape CD brick: liv rm. din rm
kit, stove; 4 bedrms.. tiled bath: c,h "a
neat, VII, o change to OIL full oSmt Az
Gfas.sf GEo' II. W WILLIAMS co.-a-rm asDesto. She's
SShinsle | acre; bedrms,. bath; fun bsmt,
SFo G go n 81 wHiaas GGias HHninssr 4o sory
brick: liy. rm., din. rm. kit: 3 bedrms
tiled bath; fun bsmt., Oh ". neat; in The
GEO. II. WILLIAMS A'c,5 Co. -rm! rn' tapestry
s-story brick; DIV. rm: with ,lrsplace, din
nntb nm kiti ii, stow @ refsr; eedrms LIED
GEO. II. WILLIAMS co.-LynhavenLs-
rm rIr. semdet. brick; ? bedrms., stove, refsr,
GEO: GEO i Ha%'nI1sT %fi.as rs ,-rm ,1uaco e
ms @ G Beautiful tf fe rspaes sn0 ''Sse Ssdrms ms af fa
bsmt.. gar; very reasonable. Administer
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-Pinecrest-a,
garden BEAUTIFULLY HANDICAPPED yard. chick.
en- houses; stream through property; neal
Gno H. SG1d 2ax 4S south
Alexandria ia-take advantage of the hgt
market by taking this almost completed
3-bedrm., 2story house. full bsmt ..
acre; II "a baths. Administer 40l1 Il
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Fairhaven-6
m Sepge sunsa1qw ssdpm v .a Kit stoys
shower ca:-c. heat, bsmt, driveway. AK
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-LynhavenLe-
| rm.. 2story brick, semidet.; liv rm
lsxl6' din. rm' sxl3; kit, lax1: gas
o.h.-a. heat; full bsmt.. no gar; lot
25xl00. Administer 401l. i
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Country Clut
Grove; 5-rm. frame; liv rm, I5x20; kit
with stove, din. rm, refgr.; . bedrms
tiled bath; c;h.w. heat, u bsmt., gar
| Administer 1920. i
GEO H. WILLIAMS Co.--Lee Blvd
Heights; rms; liV, rm., 14xls; din. rm
| kit. electric. stove, refRr.; bedrms.. tilee
bath and shower och heat, full bsnt
ouilt-in ear. Very modern home, beauti.
fully Handicapped. Administer 1920. Il
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

A THREE-BEDROOM suburban Colonial.
beautifully located on spacious lawn with
3 acres OF land, fruit trees and winding
stream 4bts so 30 minutes from Wsshinston
but possesses charm seldom found in
todays houses. You'll like this tastefully
furnished house at SlS.750 complete with
Furnishings Early possession. WI. S240
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COLORED-NEAR LINCOLN PARK. Semi
detached, 8 rooms and bath, fun bs sement
on street level; oil INV h: house in per
feet condition. Owner occupied and pos
session will be given with settlement. Call
weekdays 0 10 s. J. P. tJIMI ROGERS,
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eight unit apt houses. also need larger
properties for buyers with 100000 cash
70 invest. L. H. Maury, AID. Sa"S. MAR
Shall J. WAPLE CO., 1924 18th st. NV.
DI. 3346.
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100 BLOCK OF 10th ST NW-A 4-story
blds leased for commercial use. with the
2nd floor now vacant suitable for ONCE
use or can be leased out. VIII show
GOOD return Asking price So 500. Pleass
csll HARRY J. FRIEDMAN, Broker RE.
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SOCIAL SOC AL HAPPENINGS

Miss Marie Dantzler, New Or
leans, spent the weekend with
her grandmother, Mrs. Lula Bree-
land.
Mrs. Lula Breland has Just
learned through letters, that her
grandson, Jack Dantzler, is at
a naval station in Brooklyn, N.
Y. awaiting further orders since
the commissioning of his ship,
the USS Mt. Vernon, recently.
The young seaman has almost
enough points for an honorable
discharge which he hopes will
soon be given him.
Mrs. John Ennis returned re-
Gently from New Orleans where
she had been visiting her Sis
ter, Miss Marie Dantzler.
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Vuncleuve Romsuys
Together AT Home
First Time In Years

/ The Ramsay family of Van
cleave, sons of the late Norman
Ramsay and of Mrs. Eta Stew
art Ramsay, were together at the
family home Sunday for the first
time in several years. Keble, the
last of three of the sons to re-
turn from the war, arrived from
Guam with a discharge from the
U. S. Navy in time for the re-
union.
Lieutenant Wyeth T. Ramsay,
youngest of the four sons, was
home from a Naval Hospital
in New Orleans, where he is still
under treatment for a severe leg
injury suffered in the Pacific
fighting when his ship was sunk.
Vertis Ramsay, recently dis
charged from the Coast Guard,
came out from Pascagoula where
he is chief deputy clerk in the
office of the Chancery Clerk,
and Wallace Ramsay, the eldest
son, came from Gulfport where
he is a prominent business man.
The wives of the four sons and
the grandchildren were also pres
ent for the happy family gath
ering.
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spent Tuesday in Mobile as
guests of Mrs. Allie Potter.
Mrs. Luther Gatlin was among
Pascagoulans spending the week
end out of the city as she visit
ed her home in McComb during
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tlviding between Private Walk
RS mother. Mrs. Sally Shepard
IN Lucedale and Mrs. Walker;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gu,
Krebs in Pascagoula, At the enf
IF his furlough Private Wake
will return to his post but Mrs
Walker and daughter will remain
With MIR. and Mrs. Krebs.
Mrs. Walter Lewis and Miss
'osebud Stone were visitors t.
iulfport Saturday. They were
accompanied bv Miss Halle Her
ing of Moss Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Wedge
worth and baby daughter, Rita
Frances, of Patterson, Miss, arc
listing Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Wedge
worth. Mrs. Cecil Wedgeworth is
he former, Goldie Bosarge. Mr.
Wedgeworth has recently receiv-
ed his discharge from the Navy
Mrs. N. w. Alley departed fol
New Orleans, Wednesday to at
end the performance of Scar
nen" as the guest of her sister
Mrs. o. A. Johnson and niece
. Miss Johnson, with whom she
will visit for a few days.
Mrs. Neil Farmer is resting
nicely at her home to which She
vas moved from the Jackson
County hospital, where she UNI
ierwent an operation several
days ago. Mrs. Farmers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Poole
nd daughter, Miss ElinoE have
returned TO their home at Bell
lmy, Ala, after having been at
her bedside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Och have
returned from Miami where they
have been visiting since the first
of the year.
Miss Margaret Burnsed left
Tuesday for G~ulfport where she
is attending a three-day school
on counseling, conducted by the
United States Employment Serv-
ice. Miss Burnsed is employed
n the Pascagoula office of the
USES.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Switzer and
little son, Paul, of Mobile, visit
ed relatives here last week. Mr..
Switzer has just returned from
overseas where he served in Italy
for over two wears. Pvt. Switzer
and family are at present with
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Cooper in
Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marie
and daughter, Marylin, of Moss
Point, motored to Mobile last
Saturday with Mrs. Raymond r.
King, and Mrs. Kings mother,
Mrs. j. E. Scott.
1t. Colonel Ralph D.. Burns
concluded a visit with his sister,
Mrs. w. w. Sharp and Mr.. Sharp
at their home at COL st James
street, Sunday by his departure
for Washington, d. C. Col. Burns
who is on terminal leave, re-
turned recently from the South
west Pacific where he served
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The newly organized Womans
Auxiliary to the Veterans of For
eign wars will hold a meeting a.
the Posts clubroom in the build
ing formerly occupied by tht
Jackson County Board of Healt'
on Frederic street, Pascagoula
The date for the session accord
ing to the president, Mrs. Morgan
Bingham, is February 4, and tn,
hour 7:30 p. m. u
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Laddstick-
ney of Rockport, Mass, wert
pleasant guests in the home o
their granddaughter, Mrs, Nor
gan Bingham and Mr.. Bingham
for several days last week. They.
stopped over for the visit while
en- route to California.
Recent guests in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bishop were
Mrs. Ernest James and son, Err.
est, Jr., who is just back from 4.
lengthy service in the Mariannas
of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Harold Lynch is back at his
home at 941 Resca de Ia Palma
street following an illness of tive
weeks at the Hotel Dieu in New
Orleans. Mr.. Lynch expects {
return to his duties as port stew
ard at ingalls, Shipyard shortly
r. B. McIlwain represented st,
Johns Fpiscopsl church at the
10th annual council of the Do
cese of Mississippi at Jackson
last week. c. S. Slyfield of Moss
Point who was also a delegate
was not able to attend.
Duell Hewlett, aviation ordi-
nanceman, second class, of 574
No. Pascagoula street has recent
ly been discharged from the Unit
ed States Navy Personnel Separ-
alton Center, at st. Pedro, Calf.
according to an announcement
from that point that has just
been received.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Townsend
and young son were over from
Mobile Sunday to attend the
christening of Mrs. Townsend's
niece, Teresa Barbara that af-
ternoon.
The Mary Reed Circle of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the first Methodist
church will meet in the home
of Mrs. E. A. Bond at Gautier
next Monday afternoon.
Pvt. Herbert Krebs arrived
Friday from Camp Robinson,
Ark. to spend an 10 day furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Guy Krebs at their home 1913
Boudouski street. 70
Private and Mrs. c. NJ. Walk
er and two children have ar
rived from Oceanside, Calf, on
a Is day visit which they are
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Lee Warren Receives Discharge

The United States Army re-
ports the honorable discharge of
Lee F. Warren, from the Fl. Nc
Pherson, Ga, Separation Center
after "a months of service over
seas. He has been awarded the
Soldiers and the Good Conduct
Medals along with the ETC and
the Asiatic-P Pacific ribbons.
His home address is Carver
Village, Pascagoula, where his
wife also resides
Prior to his induction into the
army Warren was a railroad
worker.
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wo years. When he receives his
inal release he plans to again
isit in the Sharp home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Hudson
md Miss Bessie Perry have as
guest, their cousin, Russell Wal
hour, who came down from
birmingham for a visit of a week
With them before answering his
all to the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Crunk
AVE as guest the latter's broth
II, former Sergeant Hugh Avery,
Who has just received his dis
'harge after d months of SER
ice with the 478 AAA in Aus
ralia, New Guinea and the Phil
ppines. Mr.. Avery is from Min
len, La,
Mrs. Warren B. Seely has re-
urned from a visit of two weeks
With Mr. Seely at Louisville, KY.
Mrs. James Lane and children,
Billy, Angelin, and Janet Lee,
Who have been paying a pro-
.racted visit in Houston, Texas,
we're joined in that city by Mr..
lane for their return home Fri
lay. MIR. Lane has been on an
extended trip to various parts
Of the country in connection with
his business interests.
Henry Gautier, Younger son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gautier,
departed Monday for Admission,
Ala, where he will be assigned
to some branch of the service.
His bride of a few weeks will
make her home with her mother,
Mrs. w. f. Hinton, during Mr..
'Gautier's absence.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Eastlawn
Methodist church will meet at
the home of Mrs. P. G.. Tisdale,
436 18th street, Tuesday after
noon at 100 o'clock.
Mrs. Floyd F. Daniel and Miss
Dottie Daniel returned Tuesday
from Atlanta, Georgia, where
they accompanied Captain Floyd
Daniel back to the Lawson Gen.
eral hospital for further treat
ment. Captain Daniel enjoyed a
stay of six weeks at home during
which time he was the recipient
of much social attention. He ex-
poets to return for another visit
after examinations and x-Rays
are made, unless they decide at
this time to do some major oper-
atoms on his legs.
In a letter to his parents, w.
T. Avera, Jr., who is Pete" to
his friends, writes that he had a
white Christmas with snow up
to the window stills at Sappora,
which is on the Island of Hak-
kadio in Japan. Mr. Avara, who
has the rank of private first
class in the army, is assigned
Ito the postal service at Sappora.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Avara, ST.. of 532 Lake
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Blanchard
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Lonnie Knapp, a student at the
University of Mississippi, spent
the spring holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Knapp.
Capt. Milton PeterZell, recent
ly returned from overseas duty,
is spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Peterzell.
Mrs. Arthur Grey and Miss
Claire Seidenspinned spent Sat-
urday in Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Overstreet
spent several days last week in
Magnolia, Miss, with Mrs. Over
streets mother, Mrs. w. M. Sui
Ivan. They were accompanied
home by Houston Sullivan who
had been at the family home with
his mother since the illness and
death recently of the Rev. Sui
Ivan.
Mrs. Laura Mays and Mrs. r.
E. Davis spent Tuesday in Mo-
bile.
Mrs. Mach Duhe left last Fri
day to join her husband, Sgt.
Duhe, who is stationed at Fort
Eustis, Va.
Jack Cunningham enjoyed a
respite from his studies at l..
S. u. in Baton Rouge, La, when
he spent last weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cum
bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Freeman
of Mobile visited friends here
Saturday.
Bobbie Mcintosh returned to
Marion Institute in Marion, Ala,
where he is a student, after a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. K. Mcintosh.
Hosea Nelson, II. A. &c, who is
stationed in Jacksonville, Fla,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mel
ion, Jr.
Sgt. J. P. Buzzard spent a few
DAYS last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Franklin. Sgt Buz-
gard, who is on sick leave re-
Joined his wife and child in Phil
adelphia, Miss, where they have
made their home with Mrs. Buzz
yards family since his entrance
into the service.
Major and Mrs. James Harvey
returned Tuesday from a honey
moon trip down the coast and
are spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter LYONS. Mrs. Harvey, was be-
fore her recent marriage, Miss
Mary Neel Lyons.
Mrs. T. K. Swayze, Mrs. Earl
Ammonett, Mrs. c. B. Armis-
tead. Mrs. T. o. Mabry and Mrs.
w. H. Nelson, Jr., were visitors
to Mobile Tuesday.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Eley OF
Camp Shelby spent the weekend
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
r. c. Eley.
Mrs. F. C. Spann, Sr., and Mrs.
F. G. Spann, Jr.. were visitors
to Mobile Monday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-01
that period,

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Their gurls the direction of a
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