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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06
Catholic

IMMACULATE s. A COMPETITION Corner West and Prospect streets-Ihs Rev Francis o'shea, pastor. Rev. Donald OLeary and the Richard Phillips assistants; Masses s. '. s. 9. 10 and Il a. m. ST CECILIA, IS scovin Street.-The Peter cuny. pastor. Masses and 10 e.
 ST. FRANCIS XAVIER s25 Baldwin Street.-The Rev. James sFodeTiek pastor. the Rey David oKeefe. de the Rev James Sullivan. and the Rev John R. a. m Rosary and benedicon 3:30 p. ST JosEPHs Congress Avenue and John Street. The Rev Joseph Valantiejus. pastor. and the Rev the Rev Vincent Razaitis Masses G. T. s g. 10 and II g. m Rosary and benedicton at p. ST. sTANIsLAUs KosTKA East Farm Street.-The Nev John saasa pastor and the Rev John zy English sermon will be given at the o'clock Mass Rosary and benediction at p.
 OUR LADY OF LoURDEs, sos South Main Street.-The sso and II 's.C q m ' Rosary % and ssnsdeen % at p. m.
 ST. MARGARETs, ess Willow Street.-The Rev. John A conlan. pastor. the Rev. Francis Mclaughlin. and 10 and II a. m The lower and upper church is used at the 10 o'clock Mass. Rosary and benedction at oUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL 7s5 Highland Avenue The Rev. Patrick W. Flynn. pastor the Rev Paul Rivard and the Rev Austin Saunders. assistants sion s'ss as ;so m and Il m Rosary and 0sn'die ST. PATRIcK's 50 Charie. Street.-The Rev. Eugene P the Rev Francis J. Doherty. assistants Masses 7 B. s:so and II a- The last Mass will be high Mass ..s after which osnedetions will follow. SACRED HEART. woIcott Street.-The Rev Henry E. 9unn pastor . tn. Rev Bradford coon the Rev John 6. T. :. g. 10 and Ii a.
 ST. ANN's SIS South Main Street.-The Rev Ernest A pastor and the Rev Ubald LauriOn and s:so st5 and Il a ''o' m. A''''''''~ ~.S''' ''''' ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL B southmayd Road-rhs
 .d ss M ins us. ss R's @ > Masses 2. s. 3. 10 and Il A. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

ity; Mrs. Howard R. Garsden, West Hartford, Invitations; Mrs. Albert R. Mathews, West Hartford, Prizes Mrs. Roscoe N. Gray, Hartford, Pro- gram; Mrs. F. Basil Austin, Bloom field, Publicity; Mrs. Joseph w. A. sop, Avon, Reception; Mrs. c. Fred eric Beach, Farmingtno, Seating; Mrs. Anna-Mae SWdtaski, New Brit ain, Special Guests; Mrs. Florence OKeefe, New Britain, Supper Ar arrangements; Freddie Beach, Bristol and Joe Harding, Hartford Mas terS-of- Ceremony.
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extremely careless about the dis play and condition of the plates as- signed to them. The inspectors, m their safety checkup, win pay par- ticular attention to the condition of the plates and the manner in which they are displayed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

placed in other sections, and along the walks, people who just come down to enjoy the fresh air could use these new benches. and it would make room for the people who have to wait long time for buses. A lot have to wait an hour or an hour and a half for buses"
 ITS MY OPINION" will again appear in the Waterbury Demo- crat on Tuesday. Five persons will answer the question::
 s'What is the best way to spend . vacation?" ...z=...5.' <:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06
GEORGE MAILER, Retired, Prospect Street:

Tt wouldn't be a bad idea at all. We espe- cially need them on the north S i q Q of t h e Gre Q II. And then they should not let people sleep on them. Some of them use up a whole bench. I like to eft ~, tho Graen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

es, t h e y should p 8 c e m ore benches near the west e Il d of | h e Green. Most of them are cen- tered near the bus stop and it pretty crowded. There are a lot of people par ticularly older men like uy-
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ConqreQotionoI

BUNKER HILL, 274 Bunker Hill Avenue-rhe Rev Alan at the Summer home Mrs. Leo French al Deer Island Bantam Lakes. Sermon topic 'The Keys tact the pastor.
 THIRD, 531 Highland Avenue-The Rev. Conner R. Lewis pastor = M1rning S " worship 10 A M sermon topic Tn effect " FIRST, ThOmaston-The A. Macdonald, pastor . Lords Supper 1o:45 A. M Pastoral address will be The White Stone of the Book of Revelation
 Di Florio pastor. Sunday Worship service Il A. M. Sermon topic, "Ye Are the Light of the World" SECOND Holmes Avenue and West Main Street.-The John c Walker, pastor Union services of the First the First Church during July The Rev. Dr. Seward Commission on religion and health will be the preach CT at the Il A. M service His topic is Discovering part service. Union vespers VIII be held on the St. Johns Church lawn 7:S0 F. M thony pastor Same schedule as for Second Congrega-
 Lutheran
 THOMASTON BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL North Main Street at Electric Ayenue-The Rev. E. Einar kron M, with sermon 'The Lost and Foundn. The Swedish Waterbury, organist.
 ZION EVANGELICAL, as1 Cherry Street.-The Rev E. Enar Kron pastor Divine Worship. 1o45 A. M. Sermon, "The Finding of the Post. Vocal solo Miss Elsie guage will be used sermon. Joy in Heaven" John N C. Mohrmann pastor. The Parable of the Lost sheep will be the sermon topic for the Worship will meet at P M today ' -''"i'e' 'i 'A' '"ufeH -RsT, Spencer Avenue-The Rev Robert Heydenrich M pmaS .sSHs s Es:h @ ess in the home of of MT and Mrs Adoph Hoft on Fairbank Mr.. Lux and Mrs J Matter on Columbia tas Boulevard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

self. who live near the Center, and find 1t relaxing and enjoyable 10 sit on the Green each day. But 1t is often difficult to find a place to sit down. No, I don't think more benches would spoil the appearance of the Green,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06
MRS. LOUISE GAGLIARDI, Housewife. 4 Sperry Street:

fYes t h ey s h 0 ul d put benches along the walks and on the north side of t h Q Green..3T'he e Y use to have them there but they ve b Q 6 I gone for some time. I have to wait for & bus here every day,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

BLESSED SACRAMENT. 1ss Robbins Street.-The Re Edward L. Morrison. and the Rev. Robert Chagnon Anthony Sima, Masses 6, 2. and Il a. m.
 ST. LUCY's 20 Branch street-The Rev. Felix scoxlo. pastor. the Rev Michael Mcverry Alex Rccio. assistants Masses 2. S. g. and 1o:sO a. Rosary and benedicton at 3 u. ST. THOMAS. 7S Crown Street.-The Rev. John P. nedy. pastor, the Rev. Joseph Daily the George Dyer assistants Masses 6. 2. g. 9:30 and Il Rosary and benediction at ST. JOHN OF THE CROSS. Middlebury-The Rev. Hu- bert P. Carrig pastor. Masses 7:30. and Il a. m. Mass St Theresa's Church. Woodbury n. Novena of the Holy Infant of Prague Tuesday 73o
 
 Street.-The Rev Thomas McGarry. pastor. Masses 7:30. g. the church adults. other in the Sacred Heart Chapel for children, and 1030 q. m. The last Mass is high Mass ST. JOHNS. watertown. 71s Main Street.-The Rev Myles P. Calvin pastor, and the Rev Gerald Gaucher sistant Masses at T.. 8:15 and 10 Mass Is also of the Blessed Virgin and benediction 7:30 p. ST. MICHAEL'S, l434 Thomaston Avenue-The James J. Mccormick. pastor. and the Rev. Thomas P. Guinan, assistant. Masses 7:S0 g, 10 and Il Rosary and benediction m. ST ANTHONY's, Prospect Prospect Road-The Rev John McTeague, pastor. Masses II a. No confessions will heard before Masses sons will Saturdays p. m. T to D. is also celebrated in Bethany a m
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BARBARA SKERRITT, Crosby Student. 446 Pine Street:

"Yes, We need more benches on the Green.But should be placed in the shade. Practically all the =benehes. are in the sun and 1t is re | [ y V arm sitting there at this time of year. The b e n c h e S shollld be Dlaced
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

Portugals whale oil syndicate, in Lisbon is stepping up production in the Azores Islands (Portugals prop erty) to meet big European de- mand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

Nikola Barian, the Russian poet, declared: The Five Year Plan is the symphony of the future, of which the composer is Joseph Stall in ''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

Transportation has become so short in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, that during rush hours people must stand in line for two or three hours waiting for a place in a trolley or hl1c
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06
MICHAEL FIESTA,
 Salesman, Aurora Street:

Yes, l tflnk we should have m 0 r e benches on the Green, Practically all the benches are in one area near the bus stop, and it certainly g Q ts pret t y crowded a n d congested down there. If more benches " Q F O
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and never can get seat. They're often occupied by drunken men. The same thing happens in Library Park. And both here and over there, the seats are in the sun. You go there to get cool, not to roast I'm happy someone is giving some at tention to this matter"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

PATRICK ENNIS, Retired, 482 West Main Street:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06
It's MY
 OPINION"

Question: Should more benches be placed on The Green?
 Where asked: On the Green.
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InterdenonainotionoI

IIltSTQ6IlO A. M. Morning Holiness Worship, sermon by Captain A, M Young Peoples Service SIS P. M Salvation ter Way of Life" 7:45 P M.
 Ivey Snuff, pastor Church service 10 A. M. Francis J. Carln, chairman board of the church July 14 to confirm the recommendation of the Pulpit Supply Committee.
 Methodist FIRST, North Main and Savings Streets-The John J. snavely, pastor Union service of the First Baptist Methodist Church, 1o:3O P. Sermon topic Peace and Man-soul" Quartet the Methodist Church will Temple, pastor. Sunday school, s:SO A. Worship and a our begins at 10 A. M. instead of 11:45 usual During minutes. until s55 A. NJ, after the entire Sun day School will unite in the first half of the Worship A. NJ, Monday Children between the ages of and 14 will be registered at this time. The school will con ducted for two weeks days between and noon.
 Episcopal
 HAL NJ.
 TRINITY, s5 Prospect Street.-The Rev Roger B. T. An derson. pastor Summer schedule: Holy Eucharist, M Holy Eucharist short sermon, 10 A. M. ALL SOULS, Cloves Terrace and Hewlett Street.-The Rev Thomas Sinclair, pastor. Summer schedule: The have charge of Holy Communion and sermon, 9:3O A. ST. JOHNS, West Main and Church Street.-The Rev. Frances O. AySes pastor. Holy Communion, A. M. hoy c9mmunion % and and sermon lo;9s A. M Union sery- of the First Methodist Church preach ST. PAULs Wateryille-The Rev Robert BeSps minister in charge Holy Communion and A. M. Holy Communion and sermon, 10:15 A.. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

along the walks under three trees and along the north side of the Green. ''
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every day for while, and some times you can't find place to sit down."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06
African Methodist

MOUNT OLIVE A. M E. ZION, s6 Pearl Street.-The Rev. sailsman w. Weller, pastor. Monthly Communion. Il A. M. The pastor will the topic Behold the Man" Sunday School ss0 M Miss Ruth Mills has been appointed to temporarily of the Beginners Department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06
Baptist

FIRST, Central Avenue and Grove Street.-The F: Gaines, pastor. Union service will be held with First Methodist Church In their edifioe 10:30 A. The Rev. John J. snavely. D. D.. will preach "Peace and Man Soul" Lawn services will be held St. Johns 7:30 P. M. Intermediate young people will meet at P. NJ. to picnic Wfred Puen will have charge. The Judson Fellowship will a P. M under the leadership of the Rev Guy Ransom
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Refugee in u. 5. Army
Held on ForgeryCount
In Black Market Deals
BY the Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA. July Hilary
Kaufman, 31-year-old German
refugee, who served as an Army in
telligence officer during World War
II. was held in Jail today on a for
gerry charge after telling police how
he accumulated $4,000 through
black market operations overseas.
Kaufman told Police 1t. Will
liam Greenhalgh he smuggled the
money to the United States by
photostating and forging enlisted
mems documents and then using the
papers to purchase Army money Or
ders.
The former native OF Stuttgart
Germany. who now lives In Brook
line, Mass, was arrested yesterday
while converting money orders into
$4,000 cash in a Philadelphia bank
1t. Greenhalgh said.
Kaufman faces arraignment on
the forgery charge today before
Magistrate J. A. McDevitt.
Additionally, the former officer
was accused of forging. counterfeit
ing and illegally using IL Army dis
charge papers in a Federal charge.
He gets a hearing on those counts
Monday before United States Dis
trict Court Judge George A. Welsh.
1t. Greenhalgh said Kaufman
! told him he came to the United
States in 1899 and obtained a job
with a textile firm. He enlisted in
the Army in 1941 and won a COM
mission because he spoke English,
Polish and German.
Kaufman also disclosed he had
smuggled jewelry and silverware
stolen in Germany into this coun-
try. He said he placed the goods
in bank deposit vaults in Boston.
FBI agents and custom officers said
they were checking this phase of
the story.
Harry J. Nebinger, chief Of de-
tectives of the Bankers Protective
Association, said Kaufman had
Al money orders totaling $3,700 on
him when he was arrested. Mr..
Nebinger said Kaufman told him
he had already cashed many money
orders in New York and Boston
banks.
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Georgetown House Holds
COOKING Class for Boys.

Boys 9 to IL can take the first step
toward becoming model husbands
by attending a cooking class at
Georgetown House. 1924 N street
NV. the Community Chest Fedora
ton pointed out today.
One of many activities on the
summer program. the class will be
conducted by Miss Phyliss Nelson
Other children will hear stories
about pictures on stamps as told by
Miss Ruth Yavitz, and later the
stories will be dramatized by chill
dren from Z to IL, directed by Miss
Faith Steurnam.
On Wednesday evenings the Ex-
plorers' Club will lay trails and hunt
treasures through interesting parts
of Georgetown under the direction
of Miss Martha Morrow The
"ABC of America" historical
project for younger children, is di-
rected by Mrs. Elsie Upton. Out
door sketching and painting for
teen-age girls is conducted by Mrs.
Lillian MCGOWAN.
Evening star., 1946-07-11

proval of an additional 5000 loans
is pending,
Only 121 defaulted loans on which
the agency has paid claims have so
far been reported. while 374 veterans
have already paid up their loans
totaling more than $375 600.
Evening star., 1946-07-11

Grams Administration business loan
program authorized by the GI Bill
of Rights, the agency announced
today.
AS of June 81, the Veterans Ad-
ministration had guaranteed $19.-
10000 of the $44 ,000, 900 advanced to
to veterans for business enterprises
by private lending agencies. APP
Evening star., 1946-07-11
$4,000 Veterans Start
Businesses, VA Reports

The number Of small business
establishments in the country has
been increased by more than $4,000
veteran -proprietors under the Vet
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY

GROCERY STORE-And Market. do
ing good business. best location in
town. 721 East Polk Ave. II ltp 9-13
CHRIS PLACE-Cafe. also frozen Gus
tard malt machine; reason for selling,
going back to Arizona for old Job,
s07 18th st. II lite s-i3
ONE GARAGE w 18th or without
cation on black top road, south of
Papermill, Kreole Miss. See w. K;
Naples or phone 56si -5682. II 5tp e-13
BOARDING & BOOMING HOUSE
Could be used for grocery store,
dwelling or any other business. Al,
for saloon 20s Washington
10 3tpd s-2s
ONE GARAGE-With or without
equipment, good business, good 10.
cation ON black top road, south of
Papermill, Kreole. Miss. See w X.
Naples or phone 5s8I- 56a2 II 2tp SO
is LOTS AND ACREAGE Is
30 ACRES-In Miss. Delta, 4 miles
from Belzoni. Miss. Cut I'VE 10 or
Is years ago, $500 cash; see Mrs. y.
Horton, s22 Washington Ave, Pascs e.
soula ID 2tpd $50
ONE ACRE FRONT and two acres
East Lincoln. Also several more lots.
Pascagouia, Rt. /, LIST house left out
of project on E. Lincoln 10 4tp 8-23
Id ACRES-Part under cultivation,
balance in small timber, partly fenc-
ed. 4 room unfurnlshed house. l mix
COW. ! mule. 2 acres sweet potatoes.
l practically new wagon. some dry
corn, can be bought with place. Write
or see M. E. Nelson for information,
Route 1, Box 1872. P~ascagoula, Miss,
Orange Grove Community. ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
NEGRO STABBED

Willie Cobb, Negro, was in
a critical condition in the jack
son County hospital late this week
as the result of stab wounds Of
the right chest inflicted early
Sunday morning in Moss Point
by Rave Donham. Negro, accord
ing 10 law officials. Donham
was arrested Tuesday afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff John r. Nc
Neal and County Highway Pa
trolman c. F. Hudson. He IS
held in the Jackson county jail
pending the outcome of Cobb's
condition.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
Faggard-Webb
Wedding Event
OF Tuesday

A quietly beautiful wedding
Sept. 10, at 800 O'Clock in the
evening was that of Miss Maize
Webb, daughter of Mrs. c. W.
Webb and the late Mr.. Webb,
and j. D.. Faggard, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. d. Faggard of Moss
Point.
The home of Mrs. Webb, 214
Orange street, was the scene Of
the wedding and it was beau
tifully decorated with palms,
floor baskets of white gladioli
and branched candelabras which
formed an impressive altar be-
fire which the nuptial vows
were exchanged.
The double ring ceremony was
impressively conducted by DR..
L. E. Green pastor of the First
Baptist church.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brother. Louis
Webb, was handsomely attired in
gray wool embellished with
silver stars. with which she wore
black accessories. Her corsage
was a single Cattlevea orchid.
Her only attendant was Miss
lone Walker whose dress OF
gold wool was prettily contrast
ed with brown accessories. Her
corsage was gerber daises in
shades of rust.
The groom was attended by
his brother, c. D. Faggard, Jr.,
as best man.
Mrs. Webb was handsome in
black with which she wore a cor
sage of shattered pink carna-
tions.
Mrs. Faggard, mother of the
groom. wore gray with a should
err corsage of shattered carna-
tions in pink.
Following the ceremony Mrs.
Webb presided over an informal
reception.
Guests were invited to the din
ing room where baskets of baby
pink asters added beauty to the
buffet and ornamented the table
upon which had been placed the
wedding cake with its adornment
of a miniature bride and groom.
After the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Faggard departed for New
Orleans where they will enjoy
the formers 80 day leave from
the Navy.
Mrs. Faggard, who is a grad
uate of the Pascagoula High
school only recently. resigned
her position at the Pascagoula-
Moss Point Bank where she has
been employed for the past three
and a half years.
Mr.. Faggard is a graduate of
the Moss Point High school and
shortly after receiving his di-
ploma enlisted for a ak year
period with the United States
Navy in which ne still has q
wear and a half to serve. He now
has the rating of signalman,
first class, and saw service over
seas. At present he is stationed
in New Orleans where he and
his bride will make their home.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
BUSINESS SERVICES AN BUSINESS PROPERTY MA WEARING APPAREL al
BUSINESS PROPERTY

Broom HOUSE-In Moss Point with
2 baths, at present divided into one
4 roo apartment and one 5 room
apartment. Large grounds. S95O0 cash.
Mrs. L. X. Mcintosh. Phone 272i,
Moss Point. 16 Ste 1928
GROOM HOUSE AND ADJOINING
LOT, WITHIN WALKING DIS
TANCE LAKE AVE. SCHOOL, FIVE
BLOCKS FROM BUSINESS DISTRICT;
QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD. VERY
REASONABLY PRICED. CALL 562
AFTER 3 p. M. l6 ltc 9-I3
HOUSES FOR SALE-2 and 3 bed
room homes, duplex. hardwood floors.
equipped with automatic gas water
heaters. radiant heaters, $500 down,
balance like rent, includes taxes. in
surance interest and principle. Ingie-
wood Homes, 900 Pasc. st. Phone $50.
Is Ate $50
MODERN HOUSE-1 rooms and bath,
on Martins Bluff. natures Beauty
Spot on West ~Pascagoula River. Finest
fishing and hunting; gas, electricity.
artesian water; large barn, chicken
house; timber; on school bus and
mail route; fine land. splendid range
for cattle. hogs, chickens. Price
s1B,0 See j. S. Hastings. 200 Lafay-
cite Ave, Pascagoula. Miss.
~ ZtD0 H-l1
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13

U. S. movie fans constitute IS
percent of the worlds film audi
enee.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
H CELEBRATION

The birthday of Raymond r.
King was made the occasion for
a pleasant gathering of close
friends at his home on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. King had given an air
of special festivity to the home
by lavish use of flowers from
her garden.
Ice cream and cake were serv-
ed towards the latter part of
the evening.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
A CLASSIFIED AID is A
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
LEGAL NOTICES
Building, New Orleans. Louisiana.
unon denoqif ne 600 m

Building, New Orleans. Louisiana
upon deposit of $40. 90.
THE fun amount of deposit for one
set of documents will be returned to
each actual bidder. All other depos-
its Will be refunded. less deductions
exceeding the actual cost of re.
production of the documents, upon the
leturn of all documents In good con
dition within 10 days after the date
of opening of bids.1
Bids must be submitted on the blank
proposal forms furnished with the
specifications, and must be accom-
panied by Bid Security In the form
OF Certified Check. Cashiers Check.
or acceptable Bid Bond payable to
Vancleave Consolidated School District,
Vancleave, Mississippi, in an amount
equal TO at least 81 of the base bid:
such security to be forfeited as Ii
quidated damages, not penalty by any
bidder whit may be awarded the con-
tract, but who fails to carry nj the
terms of the Proposal. execute Con-
tract and give Bond in the form and
amount and within the time specified
No bid may be Withdrawn after the
scheduled closing time for the receipt
of bids for a. period of 80 days.
The Owner reserves the right to re.
tect any or all bids and to waive in.
formalities.
By order of the Board of Trustees
V~ancleave Consolidated School Dis.
trtct of Jackson County. Mississippi
this II day of Sept. 1qAs.
HUBERT MALLETTE, President
EDWARD ELLIS. Secretary
At Ola % 27 Ind
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
NOTICE TO


of the City of Moss Point. Miss.
Notice is hereby given that the As
sessment Rolls of both Real property
and Personal property in the City
of Moss Point. Mississippi. for the
wear 1915. have been changed, correct.
ed and ~equalized by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen conformable to
the Laws of the State of Mississippi
and Ordinances of said City; and that
said Rolls as revised and equalized,
are now open for examination: and
that the Mayor and Board of Alder,
men of the CITY of Moss Point win
onven in special meeting on Mon
dav. the 23rd day of September. 1916,
al TOO O'Clock p. M. for the purpose
of hearing and considering any OBJ
iections to assessments on said Rolls,
filed in writing with the City CLERK
prior to or az the converting OF saiu
meeting: and all assessments to when
no objections are filed, will hen De
made final. -
BY order of the Mayor and Beard
of Aldermen of the City of. MOSS
FONT. Mississippi. this the 18th DAY
W. q. STEWART. City Clerk