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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23
Pascagoula
Personals

Mrs. J. L. Thomas who has been
dividing a stay with relatives in
Birmingham while under the care
Of a medical specialist in that city
will probably return home within
the next week or ten days.
Misses Rachel and Ruth Flow
ers departed Sunday for a two
weeks vacation which they will
spend with relatives in Louis
vile. KY, and in visits to other
points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy o. Ward and
son of Los Angeles and j. o. Ward
OF Amarillo, Texas, returned re-
Gently to their homes after di-
viding a visit among Mi. and Mrs.
Homer Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Sch
ley, Byrd, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Byrd. ana Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bird.
Mss Iris Shifalo, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Shifalo OF Pas
cagoula and Gulfport departed
Thursday for New Orleans where
she will enter the Touro School
of Nursing.
Mrs. ]. N. Van Duinen has re-
turned from Shreveport, La,
where she has been spending the
summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence Koelemay and family.
Friends of Mrs. Charles w.
Smith of 1917 South Pasragoula
street are rejoicing that she is
on the road to recovery after hav-
ing been seriously i'll with pneu-
monia for about zen days.
Robert Chaffin who has been
va~cationing in Florida and Ten
nessee has returned TO his post as
assistant housing manager of the
Federal Public Housing Authority
in Eastlawn.
Mrs. ]. B. Drummond and sons,
Maury and Wayne, concluded a
visit of a week in the home of
Mrs. Drummond's sister, Mis-.
Searlc Ellis, by their departure
Saturday for their home in Baton
Rouge.
Friends of M. an Mrs. Joe
Ferrer and family arc happy over
news from New Or ANS to The
effect that Mrs. Ferrar is resting
well after : serious operation that
abe underwent "Wednesday at a
hospital in that city and that at
last reports, her cor lition was fa-
vorable.
Friends of Mrs. l.. X. Avara will
be happy to learn that she has
been released from the Touro In
Urinary in New Orleans where
she has been under treatment for
the past three weeks and is now
recupeeating nicely at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. J. w. Ogle.
in that city.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23
Moss Point

Postmaster Wilkin Mangum and
family returned Thursday to their
home in Mendenhali, Miss, after
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Stauter in East Moss Point since
Sunday.
The honorable discharge oil
Howard E. Hults of Moss Poin
from the navy has been received
from the Naval Personnel Sepa
ration Center at Jacksonville, Fla.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23

Greet for fishing. hunting. or any outdoor sport, is this
lightweight McCregor Frontier jacket Of colvdrY twill
or corduroy. You'll especially like the added touch of
suede on pockets and shoulders. RoYon lining. Bond in
back TO assure neui fitting. Upper closure. Size $40.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-23
GRADE SCHOOL TO GIVE PAGEANT ON
 FRIDAY EVENING

A cast of 500 Juneau grade school
 children will appear in the annual
 spring pageant Friday, April 26 at Is D. m. in the high school gymnas- tium. There is TO admission charge
 and the public is invited. Here Comes the Show Boat is
 the theme of the 1946 edition of the traditional spring fete. All the color, gayety and excitement
 associated with Mississippi River show boat of the eighties and nine ties will be portrayed The school gymnasium has been converted in | to the main deck of a river boat where the dances, skits and songs will be. presented. A black face
 minstrel show concludes the pro-
 gram.
 Students of the sixth and seventh
 grades make up the chorus and
 they introduce and close the pro- gram with the singing of Here Comes the Show Boat They will also sing Swing Low Sweet Char iot."
 Other features in the order of their appearance are. Rhythm Band, Dark Town Shutters Ball', third grade; "Shortnin' Bread" sec ond grade; Wait for the Show Boat fourth grade; Alice Blue Gown" fourth grade; skit, Foil ed Again eighth grade; Doll Show, first grade; Goofus Dance and Rag time Jazztine Band, first grade; tap dance, "A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody fifth grade; Skip to M
 Lou" third grade; Meet Me in St. Louis sixth grade; Minstrel Show, fifth grade.
 All teachers in the grade school are. assisting, with Miss Alberta Murphy as chairman. The chorus has been trained by Mrs. Winnifred Mcdonnell In charge of stage construction is Henry Harmon, shop instructor.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Rogers Family Numbers Five
By Sheiloh Grohon,

And now ROE says that she, too,
will fight to the last medico--h she
has to.
*++
Sonny Tufts, after viewing his
portrayal Of vicious heel in Swell
Guy agreed with Producer Mark
Hellinger that. II the picture is
shown In It's present form. he'd be
ruined as q Aim star. So the movie
Is back on the sound stages for re-
takes, and Sonny,s character will
be softened somewhat.
David Niven should be q happy
man because he makes so much
money for his boss. Sam Goldwyn
Sam received $150,00O when he
losned Niven to the Skirball- Imam
ming outfit where David worked
with Ginger Rogers in Magnificent
Doll" Goldwyn is also getting
$15O,000 from Charlie Enfields En-
terprise company for Niyen's lead
with Barbara Stanwyck In The
Other Love-" From now on, when
producers want David, they'll have
to give Goldwyn q percentage Of the
picture profits in addition to $780,
900. Davids share Of the loot prob
ably Is no more than $50. 900 for
each picture.
Evening star., 1946-10-05

When, she could not get an apart
ment in the latter, she bounded
back East to take one promised by
a friend. She will wait for Holly
woods next call, and won't give the
place a thought until the call comes,
Joe Yule, Mickey Rooneys father.
plays Jiggs to Miss Riano's Maggie
in the Monogram opus.
Information department: Marie
Louise" much talked OF French pic
ture win succeed ut Happened at
the Inn" at the Little next Wednes-
day. :. Up the street, the Hippo
drome goes to two French pictures,
Grand Illusion" and Carnival IN
Flanders" Russell Janney, CO.
author and producer of "The Vaga-
bond King" will be luncheon
speaker at the Mayhower next Fri
day at the meeting Of the National
Conference of Christians and Jews.
Mrs. verna D. Linzel is executive
director of the local Office Of the
organization. Even without the
industry's approval seal, THE Out
law" will open In New York October
26. /. !. Producer Howard Hughes
has leased three theaters for stimuli
taneous showing. =. They are the
Rialto. Gotham and Republic. -.
Theater Arts magazine celebrates
its 30th anniversary this month.
Eugene O'Neill Is the principal
theme of the anniversary issue for
October. For few speeches at
least, Gary Cooper becomes multi
lingual in CLOAK and Dagger"
Earle's next attraction. He
speaks airily In French, German
and Italian, as well as English, In
the course of impersonating an
atomic scientist :. He also, nat
urally enough, picks up few pat
phrases having to do with nuclear
fission.
Evening star., 1946-10-05

from Forever Amber. That won't
displease Miss Cummins.
George Raft. of all odd things, IS
strying to buy remake rights to
Thirty-nine Steps" In which Rob-
ert Donat was starred by Alfred
Hitchcock In England many years
ago. George wants 1t for his new
independent company with himself
In the Dorlat role.
Frank Sinasra Is planning q trip
to Japan during his radio layoh
next summer. No, its not pleasure
trip. Frankie has no time for that
the idea Is to entertain the boys
who are. still stationed In Japan.
Every day in every way ! grow
fonder Of Frank Sinatra.
Norma Shearer's first picture for
Enterprise and David Lewis will
probably be she Walks In Beauty, /,
from the Fannie Hurst novel.
Evening star., 1946-10-05

company which has cnrlSteneo Use
Well known members Of the COM
pany are Bettina Rosay, Mana Coll
ner, Tatiana Grantzeva, Paul Pet
rof, Yurek Shabelevski, Shaun
O,Brien and Virginia Barnes.
New ballets on the two evening
programs are 'sThe Hunting OF
Diana" and "Wybor Newest.
Music department (bobbed hair
diyision): Carmen Jones" the
oscar Hammerstein II-Billy Rose
adaptation Of Georges Bizet's classic,
win play three-day date at Ulines
Arena, october 25-27. In the three
days including q Saturday and Sun
day. there win be five performances,
two matinees on the latter days.
Carmen Jones" is musical on
a largish scale, as most Of Roses en-
tertainment enterprises are. It car
ries q cast of more than 100 MEM
bers. many Of whom were In the
original company which played al
most two seasons on Broadway and
. six-month session in Chicago.
The 6,O00-seat arena will make
possible wide range OF prices.
Special events department: Pre-
miere" will be an important WORD
in the vacabularies of Warner Bros.
staff locally during the next week.
There will be two world prenlieres
between the company's downtown
theaters, That at the Earle will be
"The Last Bomb" short feature
which will be shown in conjunction
with "Cloak and Dagger"
The Metropolitan's premiere Will
be the first public showing OF "Her
sisters Secret" Producers Releas-
ing Corp, sponsor Of the pic
ture which stars Nancy Coleman,
Margaret Lindsay and Philip Reed,
based 1t upon the popular novel,
Dark Angel"
The Earle's special event is set for
Wednesday night, the other for
Thursday.
Publicity department: Para
mounts press department wants you
to know that these tough roles
Paramount actors play are no
tougher than the actors. In this
connection, It mentions thAt Nan
Sunderland, Mrs. Walter Huston,
has just undergone an emergency
apendectomy at the Huston ranch
20 miles from Hollywood. As soon
as she RECEIVERS, Miss Sunderland
will return to the studio to play a
frontier woman in 'Unconquered. /"
Miss Sunderland, who is prettier
than any frontier woman you ever
saw, was last seen In Washington In
her husbands "Othello." She played
Desdemona, naturally.
X X X X
Society department: Renie Riano,
star of Monogram's Bringing Up
Father" the comic strip brought to
the screen, was honor guest at a
cocktail party at the Carlton yes
terday afternoon. Miss Riano Is, OF
necessity, a commuter who lives In
New York and works In Hollywood.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
HnrJ.yWnOD.

3ssss5s - y x1N(kAki VA<<>A$. ~
Roy Rogers and his wife, Arlene,
are expecting baby, In the very
near future. This makes three.
Ray Milland is telling his friends
that he wants an incentive to work
hard at pictures, or he'd just as soon
stop making them. Ray earns
around 5000 a week and while he
doesn't object to paying income
tax, he says the harder he works
the less he seems to be able to
save. think that actors should
be taxed on a different basis than
the rest of us because an actors
earning power decreases after q
certain age; whereas, with age, a
businessman or q writer Is more
valuable to the people for whom
he works. And an actor can be
through tomorrow II anything hap
pens to his face-or his figure.
Robert Taylor wants to make q
picture with his wife, Barbara
stanwyck, at Enterprise with her
capital-gains setup. But ] doubt
whether Metro will let him go. It's
against studio policy to permit out
side independent deals for players.
Barbara, incidentally, has ace pianist
Anya Dorfman do her piano playing
In "The Other Love-" in which
she plays celebrated pianist. And
this is the first time that a woman
has played for q woman In pictures
And it sounds like q good idea.
katharine Hepburn, on the other
hand, has no less a keyboard star
than Horowitz to do the piano play
ing for her In IA Love Story" In
which Katie plays Clara Schumann
and In which Horowitz receives
$I00, 900 for his stint.
Rosalind Russell is having to
fight all over again Sister Kennys
battles with the medical profession
ROE tells me that she is receiving
letters from doctors all over the
country who want to know more
about her movie. Sister Kenny
ALI her life Sister Kenny has bat
tied with doctors for the right to
practice her method Of curing polio
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
National 20 Present Laughter"
2::30 and $50 pm.

National Present Laughter"
2:30 and $50 pm.
Screen.
Cauitol-"T1ne Searching Wind:
10 $50 am, /, l:35, 6:10, 8:45 and ll:45
pm. Stage shows: 1880, sos, $40,
ais and 10:55 pm.
Columbia Courage OF Lassie":
1:30 am. 1:30, $3.50, $50, TBS and
s:35 p.nn.s
Earle = 1.-TWO Guys From Mil
waukee":: II an, 1:10, $40, 5:25
7.30. $40 and 1850 pm.
Hippodromc Grand Illusion"
2:05, $40 and $50 pm.
Keith's-"The KillerS:: u, 2:25
4.50, 7:2o, s:45 pm. and 1915 am
Little-"It Happened at the Inn:
II am, /, $40, $40. 7:30 and s:4t
pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Journey:
HOS am, LOS, $40, $40. TBS, s:3o
and ll:3o pm.
Palace - Holiday In Mexico;
.lo:45 am. 1:2o, 3:55, $50, 9:o5 and
Has pm.
Pix-"Twin Beds: 1:10, 4:l0
7:l0, 1910 pm. and 1:05 am.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts, con.
tinuous from 1915 am.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Aiding Vets
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
A small group Of movie folk has
undertaken a campaign to collect
contributions to purchase several
small airplanes specially designed
to be flown by amputees and para
lyzed former Army flyers at Los
Angeles Birmingham Hospital.
Members Of the group prefer to
remain anonymous, but one said:
"These boys were taken to the
airport and permitted to fly one Of
these planes. You should have
seen their faces after they landed
from trial flight. 1t was worth
all we can do to help"
All controls are centered In the
single steering gear and "loss OF
legs or use Of legs makes no diff
ference" the spokesman added.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES

All Time Schedules Given In Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature Is
Presented.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY OCTOBER s. 1915.
Ballet for America ! to Open
Lisner Auditorium Season
By Jay Cormody

things department. The ballet mans oldest dramatic
heater and concert
teae Of Isner
Audiorun the northeast corner o. George
WASHINGTON Unytys quadrangle ballet new astar
.orrnany which America "
Evening star., 1946-10-05

Joseph Gotten may like to know
that David Selznick and Daryl
Sanuck are making a deal to put
him with Peggy Cummins in Moss
Rose" Peggy's first Aim as q star
I'm told that half the preview cards
at q recent sneak showing Of The
Late George Apley," In which Peggy
has supporting role, berated
zanuck for having removed Peggy
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
sMAcKOVER
Collie Caldwell

The treat for which song lovers
of Southwest Arkansas have long
awaited will be forthcoming May
10Th here at 3 p. M. in the audi
forum of the New Russell Tenn
pie c. M. E. Church where Rev
w. Felix Lewis is pastor. Mrs
f. M, Vann of Wynne, noted
gospel singer and song evangelist
will conduct an 8-day meeting
She has conducted meetings in
Arkansas, District of Columbia,
Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maryland, Missouri, Ohio, Ten
nessee and Virginia. She also
made broadcasts over radios in
many cities. All choirs are in
vited to cooperate with this
benefit program.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
DELTAS OBSERVE MAY WEEK

Gamma Gamma of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority observed
May Week by sponsoring symposium last Sunday at SIX
o'clock in the USO auditorium the general theme Better
Children Through Better Housing" The theme de-
veoped under the subopics The Church. Rev G. Wayman
Blakely The School, Mrs G. M. Floyd Other Organized
Agencies Miss A, B. Gillian. The discussion summariz-
ed by Eliza Hunter North Little Rock Supervisor lnstru
mental music furnished by Mrs Myrtle Williams, and
solos contributed by Soror Hazel Tatum King and
Pyramid Matte Ola Tlmon. Soror President Sue CoWan
Williams turned check for $25 90 the Drive for the
Negro Chdrens Home and the audience contributed $4,000
in the silver offering Soror Helen Booker Ivey gen.
eral chairman of the program which is annual event
Members of the chapter Dauphne Albron Stella Marie
Brooks Sylvia Taller Caruth Benna Orene Cole Earnesne
Copeland Fannie Dukes India Dazerne Elston Alice Giles
Theresa Hoover Rose Payne Haynes Hazel Shanks Hnson
Helen Booker vey Charlene Johnson Lula Johnson Mar
ore Johnson Jessie Kaufman Menfred Kelley Hazel Tatum
King, Geraldine Dubisson Lee Vivian McWhorter Louise
Pettaway, Ivenola Reed Smith, Vivian Smith, Gertrude
Gross Tyler Madeline L. Walker Sue Cowan Williams Rose
ma Young.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
FoRDYck
Evelyn R. Pettis

Pruitt Kendall and Robert
Hawkins of Malvern visited their
cousin, Mrs. Ernestine Pettis
here last week END and attend
ed the Jr. and Sr. Banquet and
Prom as the guests of the Misses
Banks and Folds, teachers of
the Dallas County Training
School. Miss Juanita Walsh
who is i'll is doing fine. . . Clifton
Hammock arrived home last
week from Oakland, California.
The Senior Class of the
Dallas County Training School
announces its graduation exer-
else Friday evening, May 18th at
the st, John A. M. E. Church. .
The Baccalaureate for the 32
seniors of the Dallas County
Training School will be held at
st, John A. M. f. Church Sun
day. Mrs. Helease Lansdown
of Baltimore, Maryland is home
visiting her father and other
relatives here. c. w. Anderson
is home again. MEDDLING;
Wonder why c. M. w is buying
a living room suite. Wonder if
7. j. is going to pay for it. u.
r. l.. r. needs to straighten out
his business. The Womens
Mission Union of First Baptist
Church celebrated its 58th ami
versary May is with the local
ministers participating during
the week. Sunday afternoon,
Rev. l.. d. Champion, pastor of
First Baptist Church, Bearden,
preached the Missionary sermon.
The meeting was well attended
and was a great success.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
BENTON
Miss Charlene Pierce

James Edward Stanton Of
Kansas City, Kansas who was
recently discharged from the
Coast Guard is visiting relatives
and friends at Benton. Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Harris are home
after a weeks visit at Gallon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Hodges went
to Doodsville, Miss. to attend the
funeral of his sister, Laura.
Rev. w. E. Crudup, pastor Of
Arkadelphia Circuit held second
quarterly conference of Benton
Circuit at Bauxite Sunday, April
28th in the absence of p. E., DR..
Eason who was closing his Dis
trict Conference at Pine Grove.
Uncle Jack Rhinehard was hon.
.ored on his 87th birthday, April
25th, at 8 p. M. Out of town
guests were his daughter and her
family; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Cooper and son, Jr.; Misses
Gladys McCollum. Maggie Nc
Collum and Alberta Clegg, al
of Little Rock, /. Mrs. Carrh
Toles and Rev. P. B. Franklii
attended the extra session boarl
meeting at Macedonia Baptist
Church in Boughton. :. Miss
MARCEL Thrower of Sparkman 10
visiting here with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Coleman. The Benton
Bauxite Transportation Com
pany is running a city bus on
Gravel Hill twice a day.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
w. S. Moore

Mrs. Estell Lee spent the week
in Maseow with friends and rel
atives. Mrs. N, Benn is here
this week visiting her grand
mother. . S. W. Harden, Mrs.
N. jackson, an d Mrs. Ozzie
Heintz will take a vacation trip
to West Helena on May 7 to take
in the little city. =. w. S. Moore
has been i'll for four weeks, but
he is up today trying to learn to
walk. Mrs. Dolley May Wade
was i'll last Sunday. Union
Baptist Feast Class helped to
render a program last Sunday at
Reedville Baptist Church.
Union Baptist Church will put
on a revival beginning May J.,
Everyone is invited to attend.
Mrs. Johnnie Lee Young has plan
ned her summer vacation, but
has not yet announced when and
where. Mrs. Annie McSham is
planning a trip. Mrs. Beatrice
Jenkins is at a loss when she
fails to get her STATE PRESS.
Mrs Mary Jackson is up again
after several weeks illness.
Mrs, Velma Amos is up again.
Mrs Willie Winters looks health
Ter than a doctor. Troy Lee
has gone to the country to raise
corn, cotton, chicken and hogs
and potatoes. Katie and Dol
phus and f. John Harry love the
STATE PRESS. Prof. A. l..
Reed, Prof. c. l.. r., Mrs. A. j.
Edgerson, Rev. j. Mitchell, Mrs.
A. j. Reed and Mrs. M. L. Nit
chell are very busy in one school
room this week. S, W. Hardin,
Mrs. N. jackson and two other
ladies visited Helena recently.
w S. Moore has been in doors
for three weeks. He seems to
be on the mend this week. A
program was presented at Union
Baptist Church last Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Jones is very busy this
week DR.. c. M. Autor has
returned from Little Rock.
Harry White is my friend No
but he is looking for my suit on
Mothers Day.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
CONWAY
J. +. Williams

Mrs. jimmie Nash Crout of
Kansas is here visiting relatives
and friends and attending to
business. Rev. Willette, his
wife, and their two daughters
and sons of Little Rock rendered
musical program at the Church
of God in Christ Friday night. -.
The Bynum Quatrette of Little
Rock sang at Ebeneza M. E.,
Church the same night and later
joined Rev. Willette at the
Church of God in Christ and
sang few numbers there. .
Abbie Drone was struck and
killed Saturday night by a hit
and run driver. Joe Hill, Jr,,
W no is attending Philander
Smith College spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. Mirtis
Henry and Mr.. Henry. c. d.
Henry also of Little Rock spent
the week lend with his father,
Charley Henry and Mrs. Henry.
Mrs. Essie V. Price and Mrs.
Hester Crump spent the week
end with their mother, Mrs. Julia
Thompson. Mrs. Elizabeth
Gatlin who lives in Oklahoma
and is teaching in Morrilton spent
the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Pearl Arnold. Mrs. Walter
Low of Supulpa, Oklahoma is
here visiting her mother, Mrs
Mary Wadlow, her sister, Miss
Minnie and brother, Walter Wad-
low. s. The Wonder State Gospel
Singers sang at Union Baptist
Church Sunday night. The
Pine Street P. T. A. closed fol
this school year Sunday after,
noon. Mrs. Mirtis Henry, presi,
dent; Mrs. Lille Sutton, secre,
tary; Mrs. Lucy Looper, treas
urer; Arthur Williams, chap
lin. Elder Joe Law and Mrs
Law left Sunday night for Den
yer, Colorado where they viii
join his mother, Mrs. Ella Nc
Maham and make their hom'
for an indefinite period. The.
were also dinner guests of MI
and Mrs. J. F. Williams Wednes
day evening. The table wa
beautifully decorated with RET
roses and white and red candles
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Cray gave a chicken dinner Sun
day honoring Mrs. L. T. Jeffrie
who has arrived from Denver
Colorado. Other guests wer
Mr., Jeffries, Rev. and Mrs, Nit
chell, Rev. Jones, Mr.. and Mr..
Richard Manley and Mrs. Marth
Branch. The table was beauti
fully decorated with red rose
and white candles.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
PRESCOTT
William Arthur Duncan

Vcrie Smith, Mr., and Mrs,
Harold Smith end their son, Har-
old, Jra and Mrs. Smiths sister
are visiting Mrs. Ella Smith. i.
Mrs. Lucy M. Walker and her
husband Of Chicago are visiting
their grandfather, John Smith,
l.. +. MuldroW will arrive soon
from Berkeley, California where
he has been attending trade
school. Mr.. and Mrs, Ray Gen.
try left Wednesday for Rich
mond, California after a pleasant
visit with relatives and friends. j..
Mrs. Orene Grey of Chicago is
visiting her mother-in-laW, Mrs.
Sarah Grey. Mrs. Era Maloney
of Chicago is visiting her aunt,
Miss Lola Jackson. CLUB
NEWS; The Progressive Wo-
mems Club met at the home of
Mrs. Pearl Hamilton Sunday,
After the business session, the
/ ladies were served a delicious
luncheon. SCHOOL NEWS:
The County All Club Bread and
Dress Contest was held at Nc
Rae High School Saturday. In
conjunction was the Veterans
Farm Products Contest. McRae
High School will hold their bac-
calaureate service Sunday at
Munns Chapel Baptist Church
and graduation exercises will be
held May II in the McRae School
Auditorium. Washington Jr
High School closing begins May
TO- The primary and intermedi-
ate departments will present a
tWo-act play entitled 1.-THE Silver
Sandals" May 18th. The cast
consists of 40 characters includ-
ing A. c. Lidge, Elinor Giles
Delphine Giles, Eula Mae Giles
William Marlborough, Johnny
Hamilton and James Arliss Cur
RTE. Graduation exercises viii
be held Wednesday evening, May
18th. The graduates are as fol
lows: Ira Lewis Curry, Darlint
Langston, Mary Sue Block
Kathrine Hart, Baby Jewel Arm
strong, Magnolia Arnold anc
Tommie Hays. CHURCH
| NEWS: Wards Chapel held it
cornerstone laying Sunday, Apri
28th. Visitors from Hope anC
Gurdon were present, Rev
Crudup and members of his con
gregation and masons from Ross
to were also present. Amour
raised, $262.e7.