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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

FIRST TIME OFFERED, over 100 acres
near Shady Side, Md. ideal for builder
and subdivision; act quick. must sell;
BEVERLY BEACH. on chesapeake bay
Summer homes and building sites. Writ
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo. A. A. Co.. Md
Richie highway and railroad; s-roon
frame house with conveniences; tenant
house: good outbuildings. Price, 500, 900
IT. on tributary: s-room frame house;
tenant house. Price. S27,500. CHAS
z. LEE Annapnlis. Nd
WATERFRONT cottage wanted for months
July and August; all modern improvements
2-3 bedrooms, within 50-mile radius Wash
ington; prefer Sherwood Forest, Herald
Harbor, Breezy or Plum Point. GE. $3.50
after pm
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MONEY TO LOAN.

rates. terms or n monthly ps ssi sste 10Y
WALSHE, INC, 1Il5 Eye st. NV MA. 646S.
MORTGAGE LOANS, AZ interest. Prompt
service. MOORE g. HILL CO., s04 nth
INVESTOR will buy any number End
trust on nearby Virginia property. Call
CHI. 1900, Ext. 1877.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for LIST and
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP,
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-we will
buy second notes, D. c., nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE e. INVESTMENT CORP, 1911
N. Y. ave. NV. National $3.50.
MONEY on LIST or End trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va.
or d, e; property: THE AMERICAN CO.,
S07 18th, MA. S0?2.
list AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult US before bor-
NEW CO. si7 ath st. NV, 81 $50.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
ADAM A, WESCHLER A sol

ADAM A. WESCMER q son, auctioneers.
Retiring from business sale. High
grade mahogany and walnut haberdashery
and clothing fixtures, plate glass foor
cases National cash register, Burroughs
adding machine, ETC.; also small stock
mems furnishings, hats. etc, by auction
at 525 18th st. NV, Thursday, February
14th, 10 am; high-grade sectional cleo
trified clothing and haberdashery wall cases
with triplicate mirror. plate glass {modern
narrow type) floor display cases. Counters,
sliding plate-glass door, mirrored hat and
clothing cases; electric hat stretcher, dis
play fixtures and forms, hat initialer. ''T''
rack, plate glass hosiery racks, price card
printer, electric fan. Burroughs 9-bank
small stock Of hats, ties, belts. hat bands
tcwelry, etc. Terms: Cash. By order: A
c. ROBERTSON, retiring from business.
fe12,13.
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AUroMoTIyE MIsceLLANEoUs.

NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING BY the Den.
hour service; electric-treated sections II
your tire is cut. See your tires being
recapped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
Irving St., NV. AID. $500. Quick, Ell.
Gent service.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediat,
delivery. new shipment Just arrived: the
neatest one you have ever seen, suitable
for merchants, farmers, fishermen ano
touring Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
CO, 1437 irving st. NV, AID. $500, Wash
ineton's largest Pontiac dealer
USED TIRES-Used truck and pass. tires
all sizes: new truck tires. DRISCOLL TIRI
SERVICE, 400 Hunt pl. ne. corner MINI
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Take My Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Practical English.

This query is typical Of many
that have come in the mail lately:
Every one uses contact as a verb:
but, according to my dictionary. it
isn't good usage. Will you throw
the light of your commonsense on
the word for us?"
1t is true that most dictionaries
waggle their gizzaled heads in dis
approval at such usages in disap-
proval at such usages as, Contact
me when you arrive in town; Ill
contact him at the first opportu-
nifty" etc. Dictionary comments
range from 'colloquial," to the
stigma of slang, U. S." And such
uncompromising pedants as my in
! famous assistant, Dr. Etaoin Shrdlu,
beat their breasts and fill the air
with mutations of anguish at the
bare mention of contact as verb.
Nevertheless, Ito contact is so
firmly established in American idiom
that to further deny it a place of
responsibility in our vernacular is a
hair-splitting Shrdluvanism.
In Supplement I, of H. L. Menck-
ems book, The American Lam
guage," appears this comment:
Every attack on to contact is also
an attack on to harass, to bride, to
saddle, and even to rain, to snow,
and to thunder"
1t is characteristic of our Ian
guage that we have always created
verbs from nouns when the need for
such verbs has arisen. Are not such
verbs as these quite proper in Amer
lean usage: to addition, to thumb
/ ride, to highlight, to model, to serv-
ice, to alert, to pressure, to sabo-
tage, to picture, to referee, to UNI
pire, to sidetrack, to report?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12

FdSS - PaSS
Pass Pass
Opening lead: King of diamonds.
If Baby Shocks ever takes up
contract q brilliant career is pre-
dicted for her. She has the sound
est of foundations. She always
wishes to know why. No player
can be successful unless he pauses
at frequent intervals to ask, why
did my partner lead that?" Why
didn't he lead something else, which
seemed more natural?" why did
my opponent adopt this line of
action?" Etc, etc. 1t is astonish-
ing how many bridge problems can
be sinplified in this manner
The very sound contract Of six
spades was reached in perhaps la
borious manner, but North and
South were up against an awkward
situation North's second bid of
three spades was quite on the con-
sentative side but there was no
comfortable bid available to him.
He was not inclined to jump to
four spades because of the COM
plexion of his trump suit and he
reasoned that since his partner had
chosen to make free bid at the
level of three it was extremely
unlikely that he would drop the
bidding at three spades When
South made another free bid at the
four level North had good reason
to visualize a possible slam. How
ever, there was a chance that two
diamond tricks would be lost so he
bid five spades hoping that partner
would understand what his difficulty
was. South reasoned that the sim
gleton diamond was the key and
accepted the invitation.
The king of diamonds was opened.
West overlook with the ace and re-
turned the five, which was ruffed
with the four of spades in dummy.
At this point declarer stopped to
ask himself, why did West make
such a peculiar play?" There could
be only one answer and that was
that he was anxious To get trump
out of the dummy in order to pro-
tect his trump holding against a
inesse. He must hold four spades
to the jack. T1umps. therefore,
must not be drawn Immediately, but
a plan laid to incircle Vests JACK
of spades.
Declarer cashed the ace and king
of hearts first and then led spade
to the queen. East's failure to
follow confirmed his suspicious. A
heart was led and though it was
high declarer ruffed it, reducing his
hand to four trunps. Dummy was
entered again with the king Of
spades and the last heart led. This.
too, was trumped by declarer, re-
ducing his hand to two trumps. On
this trick West discarded a club.
If West had ruffed declarer would
have overruffed and the party would
have been over The ace, king and
queen of clubs were then played
and West had to follow so that the
losing diamond was discarded. At
the 18th trick a club was led from
dummy and West was trapped with
the jack-nine of spades under de-
clarer's ace-ten.
| (copyrsht. 1916. by Charles Il. Goren)
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

SHOW PLACE Of Upper Park Heishts-1
beautiful brick. semibungalow, situated
on picturesouely handicapped corner lot,
100000, consisting of large living room
with log-burning fireplace, dining room
large modern tiled kitchen. 3 bedrms., sun
parlor; den, modern baths and breakfast
rn. End a. contains guestroom, maid,
soiD heat, full slate roof copper spouting
gear brick sarage. steel-and-brick green
house; must be seen to be appreciated;
priced at S42 800 in fee. For appt cal
AZ BAKER & SON. Realtors. Belmont
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED BY PRIVATE PARTY, panel
truck or h7-ton sedan delivery. viii pay
well for one that is in good cond. GE
FULL RETAIL PRICE paid for your stake.
pickup or panel truck: any. make any
MODEL NO Ia al cash WILLIAMS AUTO SALES
PRIVATE PARTY will pay good cash price
for panel truck Phone Ii h4bh
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE-A new desk space service,
including telephone switchboard and secre-
tarlal service: nice modern bldg. mr.. 14th
and I SITS. NV. Call EN-. 9072 for further
particulars
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

TRUCK. 2h-ton, and driver for hire. Lo-
cal hght and heavy. Hyattsyille 5000 or
HAULING, day and night service, low rates
Call AT. 2769
I1s-TON STAKE TRUCK and driver for
hire by day, week or month. Call Franklin
41a6.
MAN with smell truck wanted. See Mr..
HUGHES, 800 Eve st NV
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ACREAGE WANTED.

BUILDER WANTS from % to 200 acres
Of land in or within miles from District
Of Columbia. Preferably sc. section. State
CASH for 2 to 5 acres on good road yicin-
ity Of Falls Church, direct from owner
Give full particulars in first letter. Write
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

MANUFACTURERS needs 5000 So IT. Of
space for storage purposes. Box 163-H,
GARAGE OR BLDG.-2-car garage or UP
to 1900 1900 So. # to space: will buy or rent.
WE are in need OF building approximate
ly 10000 Gu. IT. or more, to be used for
storage space. Please call North 60S6,
SMITHS TRANSFER g. STORAGE CO.
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GARAGES FOR RENT,
AOTOPCYcIES

BRICK, GARAGE, approx. 450 So. it.. can
be used as shop: rear of 1914 Adams Mill
I'd. 4 9Th and Col rd): $40 mo. NE. 1130
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREFABRICATED GARAGES See George
W Robertson, page SO, yellow section,
FACTORY BUILT. sizes i2x2o and 20x2O
STRAND BUILT overhead doors Easy
terms. immediate delivery. Day or night
Conneli. CHI 1902
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COMPLETE MOTORCYCLE SERVICE. new
and used machines: service on all makes
and models; complete line Of parts, access
series and equipment. Open Friday eve
nings until pm. INDIAN MOTOR
CYCLE SALES. Gil 9th ST. NV RE. 09l1.
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LOTS WANTED

interested in small acreage; cash. Box
SIX, Star 15s
SOUTHEAST or nearby Maryland-Cas h
paid for vacant land, acreage or homes.
SCOTT SANDERS, 1927 Pennsylvania ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12

Remove one letter from each word ana
arrange to spell the word called for.
rrint the letter opposite the word from
"Lettered-out' correctly its ergo.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-Out.
(N) sNORMAL-MOLAR lfgrinderl,
(Ol COARSE-SCARE (frighten).
lEl SEVERAL-LEAVES tgoes)
md MEIODY-YODEI, Ualsetto).
CD TEASERS-EASTER tsprinK ritsl,
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AUTO PAINTING
AUTOMOBILES For SALE.

AUTO PAINTING and body work by fac
tory-trained experts, immediate service,
work guaranteed. TWO JIMS,' 40 H st.
ne. Elk. 7465, SH. 1857.
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STORES FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

TWO AND ONEtHALF ROOMS, completely
furnished reception room. for doctor or
other professional; Ho. 1898; evenings OF
DESIRABLE OFFICES located in the heart
OF financial dist; End and 3rd fls: single
or ensuite. sos 18th St near H 12s
ENTIRE LARGE BLDG. downtown. ad.
resoonslble party. o'HARE ESTATES
4 ROOMS AND BATH, 2nd floor of a
,bufding which has been recently complete
'ly femodeled, located on 10Th St. between
L and M NV, WEAVER BROS, INC
, M,asshinston BLDG; n; $500:
TWO LARGE UNFINISHED ROOMS, suit
able for doctors or dentists Office Call
DI; $40 or, call in person. 81 L st. NV.
furnished, at 621s 3rd st. NV, GLOBE
REALTY CO, RIA. 1O43.
COLORED-SUITABLE for doctor. dentist
or other professional; rooms and bath;
lease available. AT. $500
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE tcon,. !,

nENYALL'S BEST
~ Nash club coupe, r. and h.----s1. 46s
Cldsmobile 4-dr, r. and h. 1850
~ Studebaker 4-dr.. r, and h.---- 1.lS5
~ Nash 4-door. r. and h. - 1920
Al Pontiac 4-dr., r. and h. l,:}0a
Al Chrysler 4-dr. r. and h. l.46I
IA Dodge convertible. r. and h.. 1.44S
sENb baqion M tfeGs Sales as is1 KING s 800
evenins 70 pm Above priee. within o ssan
COMPARE THESL CARS-A fne selection
Of late models. VIII sell with or without
trade OPA ceiling prices and some below
Buy from an old-established Buick agency
AZ Chrysler New Yorker sedan; r.
and h., vac. trans. S1,963
AZ Buick Roadmaster sed., r. and
"a Hudson commtdore 4-dr. sed.; hsoo
$40 cyl; r; and h, 1,475
,42 Ghrysler Royal sed, h.. a. dr. 1851
~ suck sp. sed.-cpe., r, and h. 1924
Al Buick Century sed .-cpe., r. and
Al Buick 3d. 4-dr. sed., r and h. i.'33aa2
~ Dodge 4-dr, town sed, r. and h. 1889
n Packard Clipper sed., r and h. 1915
Al Chrysler Windsor 4-door sedan.
S 81 ar SPAS. !. %sss 90 heated as ss
drive; r. and h. 1900
80 De Soto 4-dr. sedan: r. and h. 967
Convertibles-
Al Packard d, !. conv. coupe. r. and
h., overdrive 1.542
VILE BUICK CO. WA. ALL
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REAL esTAre wANrEn

HOME OWNERS-To sell your home at
ri Pie ~ Is. e ~ k sa
IMMEDIATE re CASH for or room house
in Northwest D. C. or nearby Md MR.
PRICE, Ma. 1888; eve. SH. 1915.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE, rear 1415 You st. NV, on
wide alley; 3-year lease to responsible ten
ant; $3.50 per month. ELLIS p. BLOCK,
exclusive, 502 Hill Bldg, MA. S494
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Just out, 1915 Pronunciation Test .
new way TO determine your pronunciation
I. @. For q free copy, send stamped
sell addressed envelope to Frank Colby, in
care of The Star.
(Copyright, the Bell Syndicate Inc, 1946)
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BY Dave Breeer Goren on BRIDGE

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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
WILL PAY CASH for investment property,
lsnan home. Call MIR. HEIGLE, Ma. $3.50.
STORES FOR RENT.
1412 IRVING ST. N.W.-Large store suit
able for any business: plenty OF traffic;
right at bus stop: no food business Apply
at 400 Irving St NV
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20

the bride was lovely in white
satin fashioned into a long bod
ice with 2 full skirt, and pointed
sleeves that reached her hands.
He only ornament was a string
of pearls and her vel wassfinger
tip in length.
She carried q cascade bouquet
Of white shattered carnations
featuring . eouble cstta'ayea Or
child
Mrs Dolmas wore a blue for
mai gown end hef flowers were
yellow roses fri}ie1 with net and
showered with satin ribbons.
The bridesmaids wore similor
gowns e pink marauisette and
heir flowers were shattered car
nations one carrying fuschia. the
second, rose, and third shell pink
bouquets.
Tho mall fiower girl wore 2
formal I ock of white and carried
. Colonial bouquet There were
flowers in her hair. The ring
bearer was in blue.
MIS-. Jackson were nav hue
and he flowers we're shell pink
shattered carnations in shoulder
corsage arrangement. A SIMILAR
bouquet Was worn by Ms. Bax-
ter whe was gowned in black.
Following The ceremony n re-
ceotion VAS held n the home of
the brides brother-in-laW and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. owen Wells
in Kreolc.
The house wss beautiful with
flowers that were especially pref
~ in the room whore the brides
table was arranged This held q
TERED white cake with a minia-
ture bfide and groom as orna-
ment.
Thu first slice of this wa cut
by the bride and groom after
which II was served with punch
bv Mesdames Rachel Faggard,
Llovd Delancev and others.
Following the reception Nh.
and Mrs b. xter departed for Wis
its ~ Rev West and other points
IN Florida
Among out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Baxter,
Baxter. Jr. and Mrs,
Geneva YaWn of chatom, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kemp and dauph-
ter and Mrs. Nora Clark.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20
B0xter-Jockson Wedding SoIernized
At First Methodist Church, KreoIe

An event of great interest in
a wide Gree OF friends was the
mafriage of Miss Thelma Jack
son, DAUGHTER Of Mrs. Ollie Jack
xon Of Kreole. TO Carlisle Bax-
ter, Jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Car
'lisle Baxter of Chafom, Ala.
Mhich was soiemrized SUNDAY ef-
teinoon. December Is, 1T 5 O'Clock
At the Kreole Methodist church
The church was beautifully
Sccofates with palms. tall has.
kets Of white pompom chrys )
khemums and tered cardeIabras
holding white tapefs.
THE wedding music was PLAY
ed bv Mrs. Lynn Nelson Of Pas
pagoula who rendered the tradi
tsonai wedding marches and
carved as accompanies to Don
aid Coleman who sang Because
and to = trio Of girls, Misses Be-
y7ce Dickens. Juanita Rouse and
Janice King, who sang Il Would
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20

BE Tue.
Members Of the bridal party in
cuHea the brides sister, Mrs.
Emmie Delmas MS mairon Of hon
o. ard Mrs. Leon Alexander, Mrs,
Dan Lindsey and Miss Dorothy
Goodwin as maids. The brides
niece and nephew, Grace Delmas
and Don Wells served rs flower
girl and ing bearer. Grooms-
mon w Leon Alexander, Dan
Lindsey and Donovan Gautier.
Roy aud Dennis King served as
ushGrs.
The bride WAS escorted BY hee
b fothes Thomas Jackson, who
gave hes in marriage. The groom
was attended b. his brother, Car
Isle Baxter as best man.
The pastor Of the church. the
Reverend f. w. Scott, conducted
the doable ring ceremony.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20
Christmas Pageant
Given BY Central
School Pupils

On Wednesday evening, the pu-
pills Of Central Elementary school
entertained their parents and.
other patrons of the school with a
Christmas pageant.
The play was entitled Christ
mas Through the Ages. and il
was presented bv fourth, fifth and
sixth grade children who were in
costume.
A chorus of voices of pupils
in the fifth and sixth grades in
terspersed the acts with music.
The stage and auditorium were
appropriately decorated with
Christmas greenry including pine
boughs, crimson ribbon and can
dies.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20
BUSINESS WOMEN'S CIRCLE
PARTY

Among the pleasant events Of
The week was a Christmas party
given BY the Business Women's
Circle of'the Woman's Missionary
Society Of the First Baptist church
of Pascagoula.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Harrison, 23S Canty tsreet
was the setting for the party and
Il was beautiful with Christmas
decorations.
Games were enjoyed and gifts
were exchanged after which pc
can pie end coffee were served.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20
~Pdscagoulo All-Stdrs
Hold Unbeoten Tenn
To Tie Here Sunday

The Pascagoula All-Stars,
sparked b. Louis Webb from his
quarterback berth, came from be-
hind Sunday afternoon to tie the
Galvez Panthefs Of Mobile, the
first time TIE undefeated visit
ing eleven had been scored on
this yea.
Webb went owe on a quarter
back sneak to tie the game 6-6,
after he had tossed a pass 20
J. ID. Faggard and set the locals
up on the Painters one yard
Inc.
The Panthers made their lone
tally in the third quarter when
quarterback Chambiiss hit End
Harris with u pass and the Pan
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20
TWIN BABIES

Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Bailey. 1903
East Tyler street are the parents
of a twin son and daughter who
were born Thursday morning at
the Jackson County hospital.
They have not yet been named.
On receipt of the news Mrs. Bal
'ey's mother, Mrs. Frank Hollo-
way started on her journey from
Monroe, La, to see her new grand
children
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR


Claude "Tadpole" Smith, ath-
letic director at the University
of Mississippi, will be guest
speaker at the third annual foot
ball banquet hoporing the Moss
Point Tiger squad which will be
held today, Friday, at 8 p. NJ.
at the high school cafeteria I'm
der the auspices of the Young
Mems Business Club of Moss
Point. The annual awards to the
best lineman, and the best back
viii be made at this time.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20
U LEE

Mr.. and Mrs Spencer Roberts
have given the name, Bruce Lee,
TO their second son who vas born
Friday, December 10, at the Jack
son County hospital. The baby
and Mrs. Roberts were moved
Wednesday to their home at 266
Dupont avenue, Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20
STOP. LOOK DON'T LISTEN

Missoula. Mont AP - Police
Chief Neil Fisher made a sur
vey which convinced him that SO
percent of foot and auto traffic
in Missoula was moving by the
traffic signal bells, thereby jump
ing the lights. So he disconnected
the bells.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20

ther loped so yards for the score.
The game was PLAYED before
. large crowd at the high school
field here for the benefit of the
Kaycee's and Elk's Christmas
funds.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20

There is no federal law forbid
ding the total destruction of coins
by their owners.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20

Eleven states have smaller
populations than the District of
Columbia's 900, 900.
Nogales international., 1946-06-21
Surprise Shower
Honors Two
Brides-To-Be

A surprise shower honoring brides
to-be Misses Joan Ashby and Mari
an Kelly was given at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Sisk June 18th
by Misses Patricia Sisk, Adele
Bracker, and Frances Ellen Car
room.
A bridal theme was carried out
with white decorations and a minia-
ture bride and groom placed on a
table from which refreshments were
served.
Shower gifts for Miss Kelly were
placed under a white parasol with
streamerS, and those for Miss AShby
in large silver wedding bell. White
flowers were arranged throughout
the rooms.
Guests present included Mrs. j.
c. Glissan, Mrs. Gladys Kelly, Mrs.
R. w. Ashby, Mrs. w. c. Taylor,
Jr., Mrs. M. C. Little, Mrs. R. B.
Carroon, Mrs. Charles Bracker,
Mrs. H. r. Sisk, Mrs. M. I. Merritt.
Misses Tito Balough, Della and
Rebecca Holler, Gail Alberty, hon
ored guests Misses Kelly and Ashby,
and hostesses Misses Patricia Sisk,
Adele Bracker, and Frances Car
room.
Miss Ashby is to be married on
August 18th to John C. Maui, Jr.,
son of 1t. Col. John C. Maui, re-
tired, of Buffalo, New York, and
Mrs. w. G. Taylor, Jr., of Nogales.
Miss Kelly will marry John M. Lit
tie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Lit
tie, in July.
Nogales international., 1946-06-21
Patagonia Club
Holds Fathers.
Day Picnic

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hackelman
Of Patagonia entertained the mem
bers of the Home & Garden Club
and their husbands Sunday evening
with moonlight picnic on their
lovely lawn.
The members exchanged gifts and
the fathers were we'll remembered.
Those present: Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Upchurch, Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs George Read,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gatlin, Mr..
and Mrs. Edd McKelly, Mr. and
Mrs A. B. Sorrells, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Middleton, Willie Etchells,
Ruth Scheidner, Mrs. Della Turner
and Betty Middleton.