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Evening star., 1946-02-01
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE (cent.) .

BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcent.).
2O01 -03 X ST. NV. or 1000 goth st. NV,
81 story brick, 1st commercial. corner, In
the heart Of the Medical Center; can
Harry Drsissn rsss or MURRAY CO" MA. 72oo
On Ss Tni NEiw HHAMpsHlRE AVE, near pupen.
saesthou.e oeea 'ssoensa fooms and S
ST9SD s S;sDs.y
q over loS T. For further inioTnaslos
g. SsRssARfN ssE sssRfsf EGG esnelsss kssl
bldg. an Investment: all sections on 'bs busy
seassss sornsi aad and Gsi b or and .gnd
wffs III kss5 RE $3.50
IsSe sISck SE ST; NV, near stat.
eomplste Information, can our business
W Rsss. s1EsaisHEs 1nssisutlon
141s noFr st GOWN Ne SRnp 200 p N. n..rt =,
szef sDrns sataSle ior rsiIre.a ss aeiIs taei e
SON sligo 540o; ewes. and Sun. Sligo 4l50.
frontsE. on On hshTss g. aea.. x19oas srm
BUNGALOW. al modern eonveniences IRE
style modern hoaseEeepins tourist ietnsss eoetasss
with garages; sllins station with room tor
RAy f53dss BaRRE9, Henna. 'TVIss: Vs.:
eH9nf IN Vlsnna ST. nv: Nv: NEAR 1a.h-1,..eom-
and 5atSs:' SUITABLE ifS@'a for eonVersion 10H g
ssegs fy s Snanf LEO IN 9sE SN sSas
g. CO. "A Complete Real Estate Institution.
st c6EReiAf N Rel NE wIseon,in RaS9 ave. below
!S!oagS to $$ra St; can b%aiid build steTiss:
syss EN- W 1aso si LOUIS S9EsTfsE saoEMAk: S ktes
Wlse6Ns1N shss s > p'x, xvr;, sEAa. M sE-v.s.n.
tains i upper doors. which can be con-
et basnsss shoad Ss in
Gs Spr aHsRsii sE0ssTs ds
ss4a Ss4ssl ssa: sssos, s1s .i;y wis :sss:
5sSa sS9s:r sS2o ssS FaArT 81
situated on main highway, including :
wondertui commercisi possibiIities. Prlee.
EE VII fsvHsST Eh sEsECo Co aoSR NC HyAs tEs
fNDbs1RPAL HRsH RPs1L GEORGETOWN Z PROPERTY.
over oU,O0O leet super sturdy bldg, r.r.
stores on Wis. ave. B. A. BOwLES Co,
3l45 st. NV, AD. 0063. 3'
PROFESSIONAL MEN seeking ofices near
Doctors Hospital are invited to investigate
THIS property located on K ST.. near 18th.
medical suites Plans available at our
ONCE for inspection. Call our business
property department. LEO M. BERNSTEIN
f4is st. cGmRe nW nE Ees 546o Estate Institution.
GARAGE, centrally located, in NV. sec.
ton; 2-story building with over 10000 SO
IT. per floor; property zoned 1st CONNER
cial, but can be used for garage purposes
or storage of furniture WEAVER BROTH.
ERS, NC: Washington Bldg DI. $500.
End COMML., 1144 10th st. n.w.-3-story
brick. Lot 17xl40 to alley Also 1142.
COLoRED BUSINESS PROPERTY, Georgia
ave. near Columbia rd., now occupied as
living quarters, can easily be converted
into store. Small down payment, easy
CO., MA. $3.50
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-second commercial, Industrial
grounds or building in the District, with
or without railroad siding, M E. GRooME,
GARAGE to accommodate 10 large vans
and ofhce space of at least 400 50. it., to
be used as q terminal by local moving
company. Smaller garage with lot ad-
joining or lot with once available may
to KANE MoViNsG CO, 1855 a Florida ds's11s. ave.
NV.
VETERANS, two. honorably discharged. de-
sire s 70 buy restaurant in good location:
co sssa between saRs or 10 esfa and Licenses
100 TO 1000 SO, FT., for electrical busi-
from frontage e satisfactory but not essential.
Want VA FRO To sINT. ssiIsNST End comm. or indus
trial . BIDS. app. $500 50. #. caI
SMALL STORE BUILDING. with apart
ment above, or house in commercial zone;
might consider r0omins house Lu' '5es' bs
WANTED-A shop in good shopping area,
either short or long lease, suitable for
installation Of frozen custard establish
ment. Phone AID. S027. 8 to 5, except
Evening star., 1946-02-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES, warehouses, ofices: specializing
in commercial and industrial properties.
VIII build to suit your requirements. Lo-
CATIONS available. LOUIS BURMAN. RE.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Large spacious
mansion containing 10000 50; #, eleva-
tor, 21 rooms, oil heat, insulated, 4-car
garage and additional parking space; zoned
for f educational, philantnrooic or institu-
tion OF eleemosynary nature. For informa-
ton apply TO Helen Peck. Of SANDOZ'S,
me- Du 1894 or home phone. Ho. 1857.
sbE;IlIhiESDA,-Wil lease ground or erect
36 900 SO. #. of f1rst commercial grounds
IN n, most desirable business area OF Bethesda
oWN1ER N1 seX @ 2l4;E sEn Star,
suitable for workshop or laboratory, 10,
gated on 14th St., near Thomas Circle;
SIllro;hs SIllo; heat t. an6 light FURNISHED, Ma. 6454,
suitable for most any business. Dupont
THIRD FLOOR. 1920 G ST. N.w.-rnree
exhibit salesrooms for feminine wear.
having female employees only. Apply
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OFFICES WANTED.
DESK SPACE in central joca tior 3or

DESK SPACE in central location for inter-
viewing purposes. Call Franklin Ss47.
lNExPENSIvE small ONCE or room
consulting work: will share Oliver 30S6.
PHYSICIAN. veteran, desires Groom Of
nee in Alexandria-Arlington area, within
months, or home with ONCE attached
VETERAN PHYSICIAN desires ofice
space, or 3 rooms, in Anacostia, vicinity
Nichols ave. Good Hope rd. or Pa. and
MINI: ayes.: must be available any time
CoNsULTfNG ENGINEER wishes 'o0 to rent
desirable. ONCE. general vicinity George
Washington Univ, or will share suite. sec
retarlal and telephone expense. OK. 2651
DOCTOR will rent basement suitable Tor
conversion to ofhces of house in general
neishborhood Of Dupont Circle with long
expense, Gall co; 200; Ext. 419. -.
~ FINANCIAL DISTRICT, ! room. will
share suite. Call EN-. 3032 after 6 pm,
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

oil heat: large lot; s14,7so. ROBERT
MAGEE Wa 1914 until o. u
aeres te parE atafse shta HshS
and dining. bath, utility room, oil h,-w,h::
oue psfy hoases c.f sna
rase, white picket fencing; ideal for home,
soy $3.50 extra cash sns 5
$3.50, kENsISsToN. sSei. rs SnSa Mapis e. ave.-e
rooms and bath (bedroom and bath on Isl
s1sa Wos RSs fnH neded eda in 'nfhsI pfes
%rSMsD ssfsDsf RfAt teT9i T sS
place in each; Now rents for $40 PEI
MR Tss nE sDE vsef MT sas asM gIef S s
slectrieity, gas, water in house; Soft
@ihLiAMs' VII L1itA,Mss' REAL 1EssTATE-~aoo acres
sQux e Sass
garage. 3 barns and other. out buildings
spot for subdivision. Gravel driveway
esd at sSS S ysf W eonsdsr to hs sn
Of reristered black Angus beef cattle. UN
NEARBY MD, on paved highvay--1 acre
OF ground with desirable 6-rm. house,
bath, lge: front porch, full basement, coal
h.-wh b., beautiful shrubbery. rock garden
and nII trnit I trees; bus at door: S13;50o, T
D; BURGESS, 1924 Pa. ave- s.e. FIR. 2S02
WILf1aMs' vi [ aiM; REAL EsrArE-Beautiful .
toTy brisk home in Yds @
ing room Kitchen. bedrooms. s tile tile bath i
full basement; fireplace very modern
Wilkins gan REAL s EST HsTAfE&White HE White ..
story frame home in Landover Hills. Liy-
rooms; CHA. WIN seli for $500. Gail
WiLLfAMs' WI REAL ESTATE - Beautiful
side 0pe Del e Ia1a fa
room with fireplace. bar, large s wooded lot:
Wiii saerifics at $3.50; easy terms. Cal
WiLLfAMss' Wi REAL Estate CO., "a acre.
fMNEbFAFE lST bF Helm p9ssESsSsHoscouy 9ss $3.50 brick
bunsalow bur a,s,t, in New Alexandria, block from
room with attractive, fireplace, modern
with shower tuil-size basement; fully fur
soSn owner through ss fRSSP 4Ss Pocmse sS
TAKoMA PARK-e-room brick, in Takoma
toned heat; corner lot; newly decorated
ssas5s sE'e sa S2Ss
bungalow, 2 bedrooms, attic, bath circu.
on nssat esitss' sTiee s5S6e l0i5
WIM lfSl ZEAL I'ta EsTArELeVsy2 a aT 23ssS sS
lated and in wonderful condition @ F For r0sp sp
WinIaHMtss sa1 RF4T MT HSTs.s UN sSG9
story. 3-bedroom brick home, Silver Spring
q wonderful home on an extra large lot
- 81 aeshss, M hsswsEa 9n,Rn ea oWSER we WA ess5
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE CO., Landovel
M HsIis ND; No; 2-story, bedrms. Mr.. Helm
LOVELY 5-RooM BUNGALOW, conyen.
iently located. near everything; 9 bedrooms
on frst floor. one on second, with space for
additional room; modern bath and shower
ea sss5o RosERsffa sfat s frss SSs 0 Prse go
g. 5so4 ,o6a b altimore blvd. Hyattsville, Md
REAsoNABLE Down W. PXiYSMSENT-1m.
hnss on large eye eornsi
lot; screened-in side. porch. basement new
furnace hot-water heat. screens through
opce opt csken ony s7SsS hSsse fepssap RsSR T
so. sso3 Baltimore RsS bivd.. Hyattssilie sHts
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE Co.eTaSoms
Park, 6-rm. frame bungalow. Mr.. Bell
SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE, o acres. with
small 5-rm. bungalow, In very excellent
condition; 2.car. garage. chicken house
beautifully handicapped, fishpond, pine
grove, picnic grounds; 1000 #. of high
to inspect this country paradise. T. b.
BI,UEGEss, 81, 2624 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 2s02
Evening star., 1946-02-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

L ST, NEAR CONN AVE.-store with
apartment above. an ideal location in one
OF Washington's best business Districts
near ne some Of our LARGEST hotels and apart
sYsipssS sNlMs!TpIN properly aaepartment. LEO NJ
nsFsSsGo pocFohs ASD BE bENTtsfs SfsG
Y Y block from Medical Center. 4,story
to remodel into ofaces; For further infor-
sos2. CONNER & RYoN. a2e 18th st.. NV.
18th ST. NV, NEAR EYE-4-story brick
building with fixeproof walls. stairways and
floors. Building contains Ave Groom,
kitchen and bath, apartments. large store in
the basement and store and workroom on
the lst noor. There Is = 2,story brick ga
piste Information cali our business prop- sU
sTsy depsstmsnt. LEO ": HERNsTEfN 4
aad5 III d6sMRRC1atEssd9S II RjE ME sd9S tror,.s. INK
IT. depth to loft alley: 1000 blk. L st.
n;w.;, additional End commercial. 1900
sG;,it. elS; Z St. NV Csn Mr. Hackman, with
Evening star., 1946-02-01
OFFICES FOR RENT.

I401 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Dentist viii
1ther ,,E, Professional N Ho. s5e3..
ssNFUKNlSHED SPACE. suitable for 8 Of
fices. approximately $50 So. #. each: busi-
each. including utilities. Cail Temple 1868.
18th 18th AND COL RD.-onnee and desk
telephone and mail service: suitable mfs. s
ren., builder, etc. DE 323s.
OFFICE AND DESK SPACE. furn. or un-
furn., at 621S 3rd st, NV GLOBE
REALTY CO, RA. 1O43.
OFFICE SPACE, 8 rooms. near 10th and
"a. ave: NV. CONNER & RYON, INC,
92q 18th st. NV, RE 3216
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STORES WANTED.

LOCATED NV, between 18th and Sth Sts-
e to Mass. ave, or residence convertible
Box s'ats 4sa Star price, will
I-SIORY STORES or stores with apts
Northwest D: G., MARYLAND or virginia:
Mr Terms. SHANNON l. LUCHS Co, i5ob
H st. NV. MA, 2345
WANTED FOR UPHOLSTERY SHOP, list
or End d. space about 20xSO IT, or more !:
2 or rooms acceptable. Phone DI. 1857
daytime: ewes. and Sun. GE. 1865.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

national Business Machines-45-ft. 'front.'
age, soft. width in rear, area Of IA, 800
SO. It. Owner plans to erect, as soon as
possible, concrete hreproof bldg, prefer
ably story, for responsible tenant on TO-
yr. lease with option to purchase This
location is rapidly increasing in value and
desirability. On the main route to Balti-
more and the North. Attractive rental
rate. Shown by appt. WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg. DI. S30O
Evening star., 1946-02-01
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE or factory site, on B. & o.
Railroad. 10000 So #. a mi, from Dis
tact WIN. II. LABoFIsH, Atty, Evans Bldg,
Wash, D. c. MA. S435 sc
Evening star., 1946-02-01
STORES FOR RENT.

1910 K ST. N.W.-store with iuii base.
ment, 21x90: mezzanine, 21x30; parkine
lot in rear: hot-water oil heat, air con-
s: MURRAY. 1881 G st. NV. RE. 246O,
MI. 1929
2ae AND 2e4 G ST. N.w.-rwo stores,
each with 500 50. it., will rent separate
OF together and remodel to suit. See
MR.. KERN. on premises. to 4:3n
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WANTED, small office or desk space, vic
downtown. Write Box 215-H, Star. 81
ACCOUNTANT, l or 2 rooms, furnished or
249-E Star
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

VETERAN can pay 1000 cash down,
balance 45 mo-; will consider anything
or Virginia.- Write me the fun details
completely. I am going to buy the best my
war money will get. I do deserve that
Write GERALD r. BOWEN, P. o. Box 1O7,
Evening star., 1946-02-01
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE WANTED.

DESK SPACE available at once. downtown
PASQUAL, EX $780,
Evening star., 1946-02-01

~ ONIDTONL1, Y40U DOWN. 1100 blk.
100 block 4th, 2-story brick, rooms.
1900 block Kalorama, ) apts.
1900 blk 10th, 2-story row, 6 rooms.
zoo blk. st. ne, 1-family brick.
zoo blk. st. Sc, 4-family unit.
Convenient monthly payments can be
ARRANGED on all of the above All Of these
listings afford a real opportunity to have
home plus income. DI. S724, to 8 pm.
COLORED-ONLY $500 down and balance
IN monthly installments will buy any Of
800 blk. of M st. nw.-3-story red
electricity
600 blk. Of M st. n.w.-3-story and
basement seS ni brick. IL rooms. baths. gas
/. 1900 blk. Of 9th st. n.w.--s rooms, 2
baths, Gas and electricity.
M Ase Ys5s m.9s Eo%T Sthfri sry Fer ytpsgect5on call
York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-02-01

aUJAIENT MICH. PAKK-Lovely 3-br
orick, l. r, d, r, cleo kit. gas h.-w h.,
attached brick garage; possession with
sse,tItleement; s,I enet; convenient to everything;
Beltsyille-2 new. modern. 3-br. brick
MONIES, 81 500 and Sl5 900; possession at
tial cash.
Other modern homes available. EUGENE
I. VAMN' az Riverdale car stop WA
252l, WA. $500
OL0RED-2-STOkY, 5-rm frame house.
good condition; / acre land; several fruit
trees; close to school, buslines; short dis
lance north Gaithersburg; S2,250. Box
Evening star., 1946-02-01

apts.. h.-w.h.. gas furnace. front porch
Loo RaATY Ssfsf co oR 5Rnt osso sssGd
DUTCH COLONIAL, located in Chevy Chass
e dI,ne in excellent een.s eo1d' 5st e. liyia'
Cali EN- 1880 until 8 pm. F. a. TWEEf
oPE ooPPEN2 N2'9t Can S0nh BE- aHs SEEN ANY TINE. aa1.
S,sp Owner Leaving 1,esytinss town. i 5Iroom bunsaloy
wilnsdoys tthroushout; lot 4ox15o,,, Price
osqBow. osgse; VeTy eT 1890 sg9Sd terms Call DAf
and layatory in basement, gas heat; in
eems reported at over $49o per month
Ws 'a With RosRRf Rossfsi4R MeRaEvfR ff eo "
eeaf N4 skcR aT5 IR 1850
rooms, baths, gas heat: made into 2 apis.
81 600 cash =, reauired; Inspection By ,ap
pRicE6' paiif,' rs 5 sEfI-spacious Sell Chevy Chase
fsboo, I h09 h0ase GSse to
adjoining den: kitchen and full bath; Sn' en-
eas aft nsasted Sdsas u Sfp bsss%ea na hath Rb h ss
rm., oil heat: det. double garage: lot so.
BON Immedists Ms psSssSsISn shOyn sg
NEARBY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
2 porches and automatic heat. owner
sEsTfSzSs5a %b
houses to be. completed in about 80 days
3 rms, 3 hedrms., l bath, auto. air-condi
toned heat with oil-fired furnace; mic
lot; very cony & legation; CAL Wo. $500 u
ROCK CREEK FoREsT-s1e,s5o-1n
Ridgewood Village, Pennington and Roll
ingwood sections Of Chevy Chase. Mo
Very. close TO fine recreation center
Layatory on 1st floor. 8 large bedrms. an
bath on 2nd f.: excel. condition; gar, ga
air-conditionsd heat; PROMPT poss. Ca
WO: $500 till 9 pm. EDWARD II. JONE
s7sS o Down, 5PNS 1000 4soo Slock SEs Ma Hanna p
tub and shower. full basement, oil heai
DAN osTRoW, Of. $3.50. '''A' 'Hen ca
SILVER SPRING-Large 4-bedroom hous
and lots. Price, S11,950. For more in
formation, call MODERN REALTY CO
eSclusipe agent, 8403 Georgia ave-, 81
s$s $50 MaRYLsNPp afssr Pm;; AVE IH sW gSs4 a-,,.
kitchen. apartments or light housekeepin
possibilities: commercial zone: $4,000
G D. MURPHY, AT. 2239. 1401 est
BRICK HOME, semidetached. s lara
ranged as Z apartments: oak door: tile lie
baths: 18th pl. Sc. near schools. churche
fpHsEkKP W. Lee s2ii If p. pe01iRsmsn aVs. =,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
Music Club To
Sponsor Artist
In EorIy May

A meeting of the Pascagoula
Music Club was held at the home
of Mrs. p. j. Higginbotham Sat
urday afternoon, April 20 with
Misses Frances Warden, Fave
Zimmerman and Gene Eason as
so-hostcsses.
During the business session the
executive committee made two
recommendations the first Of
which was to observe Music
Week in early May by sponsor
ing an artist in recital. The sec
ond was TO give a banquet for
club members and their guests
some day in late April.
The program was opened by
Mrs. j. v. Ainsworth who gave
a brief resume Of the lige of Jo-
ham Sebastian Bach which was
followed by a piano selection
Two Part Invention, No. q" this
composition played by Emily
Green.
Another composition of Bach's
"Fughetta," was played by Mrs.
John Brock of Moss Point,
"P~olvphonic Music" from the
book Fundamental MUSE" which
the club is studying, preceded
49,. 1. . SCI Il Vf
Yon Rose Be Damask," by Han
del, and April, My April" by
Millege, sung by Miss Katie
Thompson.
An ice course was served at
the conclusion of the program.
The next meeting of the club
will also be held at the home
of Mrs. Higginbotham.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26

woman's Society of Christian
Service met in the home of Mrs,
Lloyd Golf Monday afternoon
when worship services were con-
Quoted by Mrs. Ruble Roberts
with readings and scriptures by
Mesdames w. E. Clements and
Ruth Roberts. Mrs. Roberts led
the discussion on the second chap
ter in the study book, "Tht Di-
vine Fatherhood." Mrs. Golf
served peaches and whipped
cream, cake and iced fruit drink
to Mesdames w. E. Clement, N.
M. Carter, j. c. Harris, Ruble
Roberts, l.. c. Roberts, Ruth Rob
erts and Irene Carter.
Miss Mary Alice Holden enter
tanned with a delightful party
at her home on Tuesday eve
ming. Games were played and
refreshments served to Misses To-
Wis Cation, Carol Carter, Naomi
Woodman, Jean Bond, Doris,
'Phillis and Camel Mallette, Mar
jorie Hawley, Juanita Ravens,
Maudre Murphy, June and Kath.
crime Wilson and Mrs. Vaudie
Carter, Bob Irwin Roberts, Flor
ian Ware. Paul Gfayson Carter,
Curtis Mcmillan, l.. Dean Faulk,
Clifton Davis, Ivan Ellis, Cliff
Chi DIES, Eddie and Elman Barn
es. Archie and Bilbo Tootle, Mar
shall b. Roberts, James Bores,
the latter of Gautier.
A large. crowd attended the
Easter cantata al Nc. Pleasant
church Sunday. Members OF tht
choir we're sopranos, Mesd9mes
Coy Allen, Jack Fletcher, X. j.
VanHorn and w. L. Clement; al
tos, Miss Willie Nell Carter and
Mrs. Ray Roberts; tenors, Flor
ian Ware, Ray and Rubie Roberts;
BASES, r. j. VanHorn and Mau-
rice Taylor. Miss Carol Garter
accompanied at the piano. Mem
bers Of the east we're Bob Irwin
Roberts, Mesdames r. M. Rob-
erts, Ruth Roberts and Roland
Wart, Misses Maryon Roberts,
Mary Alice Holden, Maude Rob-
erts, Helen Faye FURRY and MEM
bers Of the junior, primary and
beginner classes. An offering for
the Overseas Relief Fund was
taken.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
Euster Services At
ST. Johns Marked
By Beautiful Music

st. Johns Episcopal Church OF
Pascagoula observed the Festi-
val OF Easter celebrating the
most joyous season of the year,
with two inspiring services. The
first one, Easter morning at 1880
o'clock was followed by the usual
service at HOO o'clock. Holy
Communion was administered at
both services.
The Rev. Friedrich S. Resch,
rector Of the church, offieiated
and al the IL o'clock service de-
Iivered a sermon appropriate TO
Easter.
Mrs. j. w. Frellsen, organist
and director of the choir OF 81.
Johns with a full-vested choir,
rendered a very beautiful pro-
gram of music significant to the
day.
AS has been the custom tor
many years, the program OF Eas-
ter music will be repeated April
20 Glow Sunday at the llf00
service.
The program included:
Professional, I'VE March to
Victory" Gloria Tibi tPaxton);
the sermon hymn "Alleuluia, Al
leluia, Alleluia; Christ Our Pass
over" anthem, (Rathburn); Sur
sum Corda, cantis solemnis; Sane
tus (Vincent) Agnes Del 0Gou-
nod; Gloria in Excuses CELL
wanger); Nunce Dimitis Eurla);
Recessional "The Day of Ressur-
rection," (Haydn).
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
Mount Pleasant


Miss Maryon Roberts was at
home from Perkinston Junior
college to spend the Easter holt
days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. c. Roberts.
Guests from Mt. Pleasant who
attended the Juniors Senior ban
quet given by Mrs. Marilena Pen
ton Friday were Mary Alice Hol-
den and Paul Grayson Carter,
Fiorian Ware, Bob Irwin Roberts
and J. w. Mcmillan.
MI. and Mrs. Laurin Ware, Jr.,
OF Psscagoula we're weekend
guests Of Mr.. Wares parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l., r. Ware.
The Mems Brotherhood will
hold its regular meeting and ban
quet at Mt. Pleasant church Sat
urday at 7 p. m. Karl Weisen-
burg of Pascagoula will be the
guest speaker and other guests
from Pascagoula, together with
members Of the Mt. Pleasant
q~uartette, will render vocal and
musical numbers. Tickets will be
sold by Maur.c e Taylor and Ru-
Bile Roberts.
Mrs. Donna j. McOllister and
children and Mrs. Lonnie Nc
Donald of Pass Christian were
guests of Miss Choyce and Mr..
w. ". Groves for the weekend.
Little Bennie and Charlie Me-
Ollister participated in the
Easter program at the Mt. Pleas
ant church Sunday morning.
Miss Marcia Davis Of Hatties-
burg spent Sunday with her par
ents and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. P. and Mrs. M. l.. Da-
Wis. Mr.. M. l.. Davis came home
Sunday afternoon and attended
the church program that eve
ming.
Mrs. Corinne and Miss Thelma
Roberts of Gnlfport were week
end visitors OF Miss Maude and
Mr.. Fred Roberts. Other visit
ors In the Roberts home were
Mrs. Minnie G. Hamilton and Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Kinzie Of Gulf
port. Mrs. Kinzie will be remem-
bered as the former Miss Wanda
May Furry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank O'Neal
and Mr.. and Mrs. George M.
O'Neal Of pascagoula attended the
sunrise services at Mt. Pleasant
church on Easter Day. They were
guests at dinner Of Mrs. Ruth l..
Roberts and son, Marshall Brady.
Members of the Mt. Pleasant
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
Keut Chambers Guesi
OF Honor AT Eoster
Egg Hunt Saturday

Mrs. r. F. Fitzner entertained
on Saturday afternoon with an
Easter egg hunt in honor of her
grandson, Keat Chambers. Billie
Broome was presented with the
prize for finding the most eggs.
Games enjoyed on the lawn
Of the home.
Refreshments were served from
a table set up on the lawn and
overlaid with a yellow and blue
cloth aud conferred with a bowl
of pretty sweetheart roses. Mini
ature baskets of candy eggs mark
ed the places OF the guests. Ice
cream and cookies in the form
of rabbits We're served to Billie
Broome, HIRAM Burke, Prissy
Armistead, Carol Nelson, Betty
Nixon and Dottie Nixon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26

In the days of Richard II,
chops, etc. were never used but
fish, flesh, fowl were chopped,
minced or hacked into pieces and
served as soups, potages, ragouts,
stews or hashes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-19
Strike Negotiations
 Terminated Abruptly
Both Sides in Oakville Company Dispute Hurl Charges; Retroactive Offer or Demand Upsets Meeting

Management and the OI!O. were farther apart than ever today on settlement of the strike against the Oakville Company Division of the Scovill Manufacturing Company, following 6 breakdown in negotia- tions yesterday afternoon.
 John ]. Driscoll, spokesman for the negotiating committee, charged that the company had withdrawn a proposal 1t promised previously. He called 1t "the most brazen ex- hibition of bad faith l have ever encountered on the part of man. agement.
 F. Wesley Leavenworth, director of employe relations, admitted that the company had earlier conceded payment of some retroactive pay, but said the offer had been with- drawn after more careful consider ation, He asserted 1t is quite com mon" to take such action during negotiations.
 MT. Driscoll declared that the company's action had "torpedoed" any hopes of early settlement. Only yesterday the parties were regard ed as close to an agreement. In retaliation for the company's ac- ton, the Oakville unit of the C.I.O. Mine, Mil & Shelter Workers Union has withdrawn the compro- mise offers which it made.
 The C.IO. spokesman said that on Saturday, in the presence of U. 8. Conciliator J. H. DeCantillon, the company had offered "suhstan- tial" retroactive pay. On the basis of that offer, he said, negotiations to settle the strike were continued, only to have the management with