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buy Or have cash buyers. a. A. CARoZzA
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$4,000 CASH for modern brick house
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|or nearby MONTGOMERY County: must be
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condition. Call N. c. HINES g. SONS,
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Evening star., 1946-11-16

joining in excellent shape. SIS, $50.
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Bethesda. bedrooms. bungalow, like
new; q on Maple aye. S12.750. Call MIR.
CHEyERLY-Extra-fin fine 2-bedroom bunga-
fenced; new refrigerator: storm windows:
Venetian blinds: sacrifice. $500: conv.
cony, Census Bureau. Andrews Field
512 Sth ST.; District Hgts-.a-bedroon
bungalow; full basement and attic: nice lot
owner leaving; priced to sell;
brick. oil heat: will sell furnished.
Cheyerly.Owner transferred; must sell
most n oopn Gamplets 6ETSSm honss n We hays seer
s1sI. u I sH 4s41. i offoii -; ols s.
SILVER SPRING, woodside pkwy.-6-
room brick; living rm. with fireplace, din.
snd;. sn,; eauippsd kis. half ~, bath, lst A.; 81
heat: gar: level lot; terms.
On Flower ave.-6-rm. brick: liv. rm.
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iss level lot: sis.sSe. i terms So as', sa.,'
rm, with fireplace and screened porch. full
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Indian Spring. .section--6-rm. red brick;
liv. rm, with fireplace. large din. rm;,
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Bethesda-5-rm, red brick bungalow:
liy rm. with fireplace and scr. porch. din.
rm., equipped kit, 2 bedrms,, bath, 1st
hoor; stairway to upstairs with space for
rms. fun basement; gas a.-c.h.; level
lot; Sl5,950, terms.
Chevy Chase-I O-rm. brick: ist a.. very
large liv. rm. with fireplace, large din. rm.
with glassed-in porch, equipped kit, den
and fun bath: 2nd floor. bedrms. and 2
quarters; fun basement with bath; oil
heat; 2-car det, .garage; level lot, terms
North Woodridge-6-rm. red brick Co
lonial; hy: rm. with fireplace and solarium:
nook; s bedrms. and bath up; full base
ment with Law. and exit; oil a.-c. heat;
BY. appt. only through WoRTHINGTON
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COLORED = 1920 LIVINGSTON Rp. =
tiful detached home, 10 rms. and bath:
newly decorated; lge. porches, h.w.,h..
chicken house, about acres. Priced TO
sell quickly at $4,000: subst@antlai @ dcTn U
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Evening star., 1946-11-16

heart of Hyattsvilie; convenient to every
thing; good location: make an offer: imme-
6iate possession. 4223 Nicholson st. NO.
EXCLUSIVE PINEHuRsr vILIAGE-ss1e
western ave:-Open Saturday and Sum
sa sased coona Brick 1aSts S new center as
age attic. large living room. fireplace. din
hes sarase al nice level ot b1s pe
MHhcanoEvITT. Hhao Realtor. sH. $3.50 or RA.
TW0-FAMILY a-rm. bricktex house, Seat
Pleasant, Md in exceptionally good conii-
2 fun kitchens, z baths. full basement
terms saooo Ss Cash ao2nlfs 3 Ssne d
Owner occupied: immediate possession.
rhone rn an Mr Markey. g. 3; !. 255ANTzINSER "a
TAKOMA Pack - Beautiful creosote :
dipped shingle home on large corner lot,
has lge.. bedrms. and bath, liv. rm., din
bath. ABc oil h.-w.h.. garage, copper
MccAuLEY REALTY Co. sH. 64I2,
sii sikviEaRe Fl sPRING--Modern s-bedrm. brick,
Soss R sewa ssis apa j RHye ny sds oNE cs nE
SEWN WK1s aEfHrsFossesson: HI ls5a S. rooms
bath. furnished; h.-a.h., with h.,w hook
nD; Frame. "a AND oS ossgeco constr slate roef,
more ground available. On rear Of lot
Is practically new cement.block bldg,
ISx2s, with cement 1oor. This home is
also shade and fruit trees. Price, S10,50O;
terms AITGHEspN i9H sial To siia SSto. L7s
shire Knobs: years old; 1gxl6 living
room, bedrmS.. dining rn., fully equipped
kit.,. porch; upstairs heated and insulated.
easly e hsas WHE e sH sss nun
CHEvEKLY-U Unusual value; modern D
story home, R 3 newly decoratsd. LarEe liy.
bath, screened porch, full basement, oil
Fsli price only $4,000. Prince dEoRGEs
REALTXJ E 8 WA; = 3455; 3 " ewes. AD: 3406. IL 9
gain. beautiful 4,bedTm home; SPACIOUS
elec, kitchen, baths; basement. a.-c.
ln heat; sacriiice price ~ s,sl. \; 900 Rsl@isys @
REALTY, uN. 116e; ewes. Ap 1906. --1s
HOME BUY, worth SEEING: $1,000 down.
$5s 80 per mo. win buy this lovely 5-rm.
and tjie-bath bungalow: convenicnt to
WA. 1855: eyes,, WA. 6627. -1S
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

The city of Pittsburgh, Pa. has
more streets than any other city.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
McC oY-V onderhook
Wedding Solemnized
Al New Orleans

A wedding OF much interest to
a number Of friends of the groom
in Pascasoula, his home city,
was that of John W. Mccoy, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Mccoy,
ST., to Miss Marie Vanderbrook
of New Orleans.
The wedding, which was very
beautiful, was solemnized at the
Jackson Avenue Evangelical
church in New Orleans, Sunday,
February 10, with the Reverend
Mr.. Buck officiating.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of ivory satin. Her veil
Of Illusion was caught TO her
hair by a coronet Of pearls.
The matron of honor, a cousin
of the bride, was gowned in gold
satin and the groom's sister who
served as maid of honor, wore
rose satin. The six bridesmaids
wore satin gowns IN pastel shades.
Following the wedding a recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Vanderbrook.
Among the large number of rel
atives and friends attending both
the wedding and the reception
were the gfoom's mother. Mrs. c.
c. Mccoy, Sr., and his sister, Miss
Mary Mccoy. who served as maid
of honor, and young brother
Tommy. Of Pascagoula, and his
brother, c. G. Mccoy, Jr., and
Mrs Mccoy and baby, Patsy
Dawn, of Gulfport.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccoy were
guests in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Mccoy, Sr., during
the past week but have now re-
turned to New Orleans where
they will reside as Mr.. Mccoy is
stationed there at the United
States Coast Guard base.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Pedro Cox
In States After
FRO Service

With the arrival Of Pedro Cox
at South Hampton, Mass, Wed
nesday the saga of the war ex-
periences Of the three sons and
two sons-in-law Of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. w. Cox, $50 Jackson avenue,
Pascagoula, comes to a close, as
ell five have now returned to the
States.
The new arrival telephoned
his mother as soon as possible
after reaching port and informed
her that he expected to get to
Camp Shelby next Sunday where
h will receive his discharge.
He has been in the army over
three wears, 20 months of which
have been spent in the Europ-
can Theater Of War.
The other members of the clan
also have been discharged; they
are: Vincent and j. W. Cox, and
Billy Ryan and Herman Cox.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Elks Entertain
Keesler Field
Hospital Pdtients

On Sunday, February nth the
Elks Club entertained rs patients
from the Keesler Field Hospital
and Mrs. Morrow, Recreational
Director American Red Cross
from Keesler Field. The service
men arrived at IL a. m. and were
taken in private cars by the Elks
for a tour of the town.
Points of interest were the In
gals Shipbuilding Corp, Long
fellow House, and the old Span
ish Fort. A delightful dinner o.
fried chicken, potato salad. let
tuce and tomatoes. hot rolls and
biscuits, and pie-a-la-mode, and
coffee, prepared by Mr.. Velcioh
was serviced in the dining hall
of the club. MIR. A. E. Lowry
entertained with piano selections
throughout the evening. Mr..
Henry Gautier and Mr.. E. A. Ell
lott presided at this gathering
Mr.. A. F. Megehee entertained
at dinner by telling some of his
favoritc4 tall-tales. Other mem
beers of 49, Elks were present as
host.
Later in the afternoon the Hos
pital and Recreational Corp of
Jackson County Chapter Ameri-
can Red Cross entertained the
servieement with games and
dancing.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
FortnightlY Club Has
Pleasant Meeting
With Mrs. MoYson

AT a meeting of the Moss Point
Fortnightlv club Wednesday
evening, February 20. the mem
bers enjoyed the hospitality of
Mrs. Mayson at her home in that
city.
youth Conservation was the
subject for study during the even
ing and 1t was the topic made
unusually interesting by Miss
Minnie Walker Of the Jackson
County Welfare office who told
Of juvenile problems and their
probable solution.
Miss Ruth Anderson. home Wis
tor in the Moss Point schools was
i guest during the evening, and
Mrs. Tom Gill was cordially well
coined as a new member.
Mrs. Mayson chose the Wash
ington motif in all the pretty
details of a course of ice cream
and cake which she served at the
lose Of the program.
Those attending were Mes
danes H. p. Ainsworthy A. w.
Head, c. B. Armistead, G.. A.
Graham. W. c. Ravens, H. ID.
Hawkins, j. d. Lowe, II. d. Me-
Collum, ]. T. Thompson, r. d.
Williamson and Gill and Misses
Bessie Cowan, Dora Cowan, Car
rie Lee Harris, Ada Head, Clara
Herrin, and May Mclnnis.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Eighth Birthday OF
Betty Westphdl Is
Celebrated Sunday

The eighth birthday of Betty
Westphal was made memorable
for her and a group of her young
friends at a party SUNDAY af-
ternoon. February IL, at 800
o'clock in the afternoon at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Westphal on East
Convent street.
Games were PLAYED by the lit
lie guests with Mary Vida Hirth,
Steve and "Bubber" Bosarge.
and Nonnie Patterson winning
the prizes.
During the afternoon Mrs
Westphal was assisted by Mrs
Percy Smith and Mrs. J. Y
Krebs in serving candy. cake
and soft drinks.
The guests were Nancy Lou
Leroy and Anna Jane Smith.
Steve Krehs, Sandra Moncrief,
Ruth and J. l, Gray, MARY
Vida Hirth, Nonnie Patterson,
Steve and Rubber Bosarge and
Barbara and Betty Westfaul.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Youth Fellowship
Group Meeting At
First M. E. Church

The regular meeting of the
Youth Fellowship group of the
First Methodist church of Pasca-
goula took place around a sup
per table in the substory of the
church Monday evening, Feb. 10.
The invocation was given by the
Rev. j. F. Campbell. pastor of
the church after which E. A. Kha-
yet, as guest speaker gave an in
spring atlk on christian Ser
vice.
During the supper, members of
the different circles of the
WScS of the church who have
sons and daughters in the Eel
lowship group were assisted in
serving by Misses .Addys, Doris
and Dorothy Rvals and frankie
Trent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
M. (. JohnsonOf
Wade Burned TO
Death In Mobile

Marion Ebert Johnson, native
Of Wade and a resident of Mo-
bile for the past several years,
vas burned to death Saturday
morning in a fire which swept
he rooming house where he liv-
cd. He was So years old.
He was widely known in Jack
son County where he has a mum
Der Of relatives and scores of
friends and acquaintance. He
was employed as a pipefitter at
the Gulf Shipbuilding Corpora
ion in Mobile.
Funeral services we're conduct
d Sunday at 3 p. m. at the
hapel at the Wade cemetery,
where he was buried, with the
Rev. j. S. Williams of Escatawpa
in charge. Pail bearers were all
lcphews of his and were Rhett
Johnson, Monroe johnson, Os-
car Johnson, j. ID. Baria, Lloyd
Baria and Julian Johnson.
He is survived by two sons,
Clifford and Mize johnson Of
2ascagoula; five brothers, Hook
", Brooks, Charles. Gordon and
r. f. johnson Of Wade; two sis
!ers, Mrs. Lou Baria of Hurley
and Mrs. Gus Roberts Of Orange
Grove.
The fire in which Mr.. john
son lost his life broke out early
~Glturday. MIR. Johnson's body
was found near the doorway of
a room on the second floor and
firemen said he apparently at
tempted to escape through the
door and was overcome by dense
smoke which Quilted four rooms
and the attic In the rear Of the
building.
Another roomer at the house
was seriously burned and was
treatment at the Mobile
CITY hospital.
Firemen saved two roomers at
the house in a spectacular res
cue and all of the other IA room
ers escaped. Mrs. N. M. King,
landlady, said she was awakened
ov cries and when she smelled
the smoke went to the second
floor and called the roomers be-
fore leaving the burning build
ing.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Two County Boys
Enlist Under New
Truining Program

The Army Recruiting Service
in the GuIfport post office an
nounced today that two Jack
son county youths had joined this
week. James E. Thompson, OF
Route /, Pascagoula, who reach
ed bis eighteenth birthday on Feb
ruary 2 of this year, enlisted for
eighteen months. Previous to his
enlistment, James worked as q
mechanics helper at Talbot's
garage.
James E. Bowries, Of Gautier.
also enlisted Tor eighteen months
Since he is only seventeen. he
had TO obtain his fathers consent
Tor his enlistment. Both boys
intend to utilize the armv's edu-
eationsl program during MS en-
listment. They were sent 10
Camp Shelby for induction and
assignment.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Health Officer
Tells Roiarians
Clean Up Coming

DR.. Andrew IIedmeg, county
health officer. tod the Pasca
goula Rotary Club "wednesday
That you seem 10 want thu
town cleaned up and Tn going
to try to do it, Referring &c
the pictures and editorials re
lating to Pascagoalas filthy con
ditions in recent issues of the
Chr0nicle-Sta and Advertiser
DIR. Hedmcg said that he wa.
aware that the conditions exist
ed and that he was talxing steps
to rectifv the matter.
He said Mayor John X. Watt
and the city couneilmen hac
agreed TO hire an additional man
for the health department and
that this man would be used
largely for inspection Of sanitary
conditions.
Some people + going to get
hurt he warned, Because We
are going to start at the top
and work down. We are going
to crack down on the larger
places first and let them set tbs
example for the smaller ones.
when the campaign gets un-
derway. its going to be clean
up or close up for all who dc
not meet the sanitary code"
The county health officer
stressed his personnel problem
and the necessity for time TO study
conditions here before taking
steps to correct many falicics.
Jackson County had not had a
lulltime health officer for two
years prior to the arrival of DIR.
Hedmeg about two months ago.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Mesdomes Holmquisl
And Dye Hostesses
Honoring Miss Poole

A very lovely compliment to
Miss nellie Poole, who was to be-
come the bride of Ralph l.. Cara
way the following Saturday was
a miscellaneous gift shower at
which Mesdames r. B. Holm
quist and J. C. Dye were hostesses
at the home of the latter at 504
18th street, February ID, at 1880
o'clock In the evening.
The hostesses used the Valen-
tine motif in decorating. the Dye,
home which was CAV with hearts.
and other emblems sacred to fht
dav. q
A specially decorated chair had
been prepared for the honoree and
when she had been seated Misses
Elaine Holmquist and Monica Dye,
daughters of the hostesses en-
tered the room with a prettilv
trimmed basket overlooking with
gifts.
After these had been opened
and admired two contests, "Floral
Love Story and Know Your
Soaps" were enjoyed, with MSS
Poole coming off winner of pref
ely favors in both games.
CONCEALED salad was served
with delectable accessories with
heart-shaped baskets and candy
as favors.
Besides the honoree the guests
were Mesdames E. w. Rush, c.
M. Dossett, C. S. Poole, j. G..
Hamilton, Merrill Mullinix, T.
S. Boswell and Neal d. Farmer.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Meeting OF Men.
Brotherhood AT
B0ptist Church

The Mems Brotherhood of the
First Baptist church of Pascagou-
Ia met at the church Tuesday
evening, Feb. l, with about rs
members and visitors present.
A chicken gumbo supper was
served by members of the Og-
burn Circle of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society Of the church.
A new feature of the musical
program was the recently organ
lied mems chorus rendition of
two numbers. The quartet also
Npsovided a generous portion Of
harmony in addition to the sing
ing .ef folksongs by the entire
group
Dr.. l.. f. Green, pastor of the
church, introduced the speaker
of the evening, Brother Clovis
E. Brantley. From his work and
varied experiences as superin-
tendent OF the New Orleans Res
cue Mission for the past ten years,
Brother Brantley drew inspira-
tional examples of the work be-
ing done by the organization,
~strcssing the fact that real help
to those in need cannot be pro-
vided through good intentions
alone. Food, shelter, spiritual
encouragement and employment
services have been freely distrib-
utd bv the mission to more than
100000 persons since it was or
gaiiized 20 years ago.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
]. T. Renfroe Is
Honored AT Eighth
BirihdoY PortY

Mrs. J. 7. Renfroe entertained
in her home on Thursday eve
ming with a surprise birthday
party in honor of Mr. Renfroe.
The reception rooms of the
home were attractively decorated
with pretty gladioli. red and
white roses. narcissis and camel
las carrying out the Valentine
motif.
The dining room table was
overlaid with a dainty lace cloth
and centered with a pretty en-
bossed cake. Punch and cake
we're served to Mr.. and Mrs. G..
A. Barager, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
McLendon, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
MAYS, Nh. and Mrs. L. G. Weber
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Jenkins.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Miss Merry Lorene.
Gruhum Weeds B. C.
B~lunkenship Sunday

Miss Mary Lorene Graham,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Graham of Decatur, Miss, be-
came the bride of B. c. Blank
enship of Tuscaloosa, Ala, at a
quiet ceremony performed by
Justice of the Peace Kate Dem
ny at her home Sunday after
noon.
The couple was accompanied
by the brides brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Macy Nc
Ginty of Ocean Springs. Miss
Graham wore a suit of winter
white wool with black accessor-
les.
Mrs. Blankenship was former
" employed at the office at the
Jackson County hospital For
the past several months she has
been office manager of the Crown
Beverage Company in Biloxi.
The couple will reside in BIZ
loxi where Mr.. Blankenship has
accepted employment and they
are temporarily at home in an
apartment at 407ls West Waters
street.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

New Orleans is one of the few
cities in America to possess an
official city flag.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

The first recorded addiction of
a sovereign was Sylla, the Re-
man dictator. in 70 B. c.
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Swim, Athletic Meet
Held At Scout Camp
Hagerstown Troops Take Top
Honors In Both Events.

The Boy Scout Summer Camp,
which is being conducted by the
Washington Area Council, Boy
Scouts of America, for a six week
period at Cowans Gap, Pennsylvania,
featured an athletic and swim meet
during the past week.
The Provisional Camp, which was
composed of Troops 4 from St. PauPs
Methodist Church, 5 from the Pres
byterian Church and from ST.
Johns Lutheran Church Gall of Ha-
gerstown), captured top honors in
both events, displaying both form
and fighting spirit. Troop l of St.
Mary's Catholic Church, Hagers-
town, came in second in the athletic
contests, with Troop %, of Mer-
cersburg, in third place, and Troop
81, of the Emmanuel U. B. Church
of Hagerstown, placing fourth.
Troop 20 captured second place
honors in the swimming events, but
was followed closely by Troops 81
and l of Hagerstown, in third and
fourth place, respectively.
The athletic meet was planned and
conducted by boys who were work
ing on their Athletic Merit Badge,