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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-09
N. o. Commons Enf0Tfuin
For coIlforniq Nleeas

A fOur-piece orchestra supplied
the mustic for a very enjoyable eve
ming at the Phyllis Wheatley As
sembly Hall on Thursday, July Is,
when Mr.. and MIRA. NJ. D. Cannon
gave ball for their two grand
daughters, Beverly and Shirley
Cannon Of Los Angeles, Calf. The
girls have been spending part Of the
summer with their grandparents at
3400 Oakland Ave. They are the
daughters Of the CannOn's son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Cannon, Of Los Angeles. Beverly
and Shirley received the more than
one hundred guests who were In
vited, The guests were served
frappe at a Beautifully decorated
table.
Among the out-of-town guests
were; Mr.. Maurice Mosely Of De-
troit and Mrs. Fenton Harsh and
daughter, Janice, Of Chicago.
Evening star., 1946-08-04
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

IDEAL SPOT for many businesses, includ
ing brewery. bottling. laundry, dry clean
ing; warehousing, storage, manufacturing
Ing on Wilson blvd, utility building anc
an aL-purpose brick building All situatec
on a lot containing $4,000 50 #. and To-
Gated in the heart OF industrial Rosslyn
Va. Lot contains ample provision for ex-
panSion OF present facilities if desired For
further information call Mr.. Bragg with
I2 JOIN So5s g WRIGHT INC, CHI. AM; ewes.
100000 SO. FIT. of industrial land on the
+, 4 Q. R R: 30c so. ft. G. H PEARCE
S229 Baltimore ave, RiVerdale, Md. Phone
WA. 1000 f30S Il
ON RAILROAD in extremely active area
Alexandria district, about 76, 600 SO it.
public utilities available: SOC per square
foot. New warehouses and factories now
building or about to be built. Fa. Central
Air Lines already located there. LOUIS
P SHOEMAKER, 1919 K ST. NV, Ma
lI66
1874 900 FEET clear. level land on 3. e. o
freight line, less than one mile from D C
line; close to arterial highway. right in
path Of fast-growing section; price reas-
onahle, Call Mr. Castoneuay. TR 1859
LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER, 17l9 K st, NV,
MA. 1896
ON RAILROAD in D. C, choice sites. 81
to S. per so. fl Mr.. Castonguay. TR. 1859
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 x st. NV,
MA. 1850.
Evening star., 1946-08-04
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

erty throush f % F6IER I Esai REAIT 'fI IsI1 VEN VEN
PofoMAc Iq5f PiEa ETAcH FTfAaa3HHav vA5acre aan trace
room house partly furnished. modern con-
veniences. large screened port, arteslan
we'll: suitable for residence. club, school,
camp or summer hotel: lear garage and
caretskers cottage; on Potomac River and
Roster Creek. excellent bathing. boftlng;
bus service at door, Price: $4,000; land
phone H NJ, LEWIS. GLebs a476, after
: pm, or write F, M. LEWIS, Potomac
CABIN CABIN OR FISHING CAMP" locations
beautiful ,lI, indian Riysr frontage ripsa5ian
age: offered in 2oO-foot strips $50 feet
deep; ST. so per front foot; 80 per cent
down balance easy syt. terms 81 tntereSt rdriio
4: R. TRAFFoRD, Realtor' Est. 1917
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and. a
Florida's Gulf Coast: fertile homesites,
! to a. fronting ,, or near near salt water s
sion. For beautiful Illustrated free
P919et Ph2t "Its HARRsoR S 9Sonf IFS 1s s and :
FOR sALE-Beautiful Virginia country
home; situated on Little Brushy Mountain
seven ss de S luxe wi With Shs ali a modern m
convenienceS; the master cottage has two
lovely bedrooms with ultramodern bath
estate are hundred peach trees and other
fruit trees, modern chicken houses, barns
and other buildings. Sits on the south side
Of the mountain, giving lovely view OF
figure. Write J. T. EANEs. a5l Carter I'd =,
R03anos R0n "a for turhft l
Eagles Mere. Sullivan County. Pa; com
pletely furnished; two bathrooms, cleo
mer. good bathing and fShins; atddjoins
State lands, providing excellent small and
large came hunting. PRICE. $40, 900 Write
like new: hard wood floors. :" baths, cleo
sarass; worth ?saoooo " to settle. seH aaick
FRLIIYMAN, Exmore, Va,
laree attic, storm sash and copper screens
throughout, all modern conv., oil heat, large
stone fireplace; poultry house and garage
located Central New Jersey. l65 miles
s3Fnz EE9n wsSh 4so IeWs Pg5cs ave SSo9 c"!6e
FLoRIDA DA-National Gardens and world
famous Daytona Beach business and resi-
Dental property. AIR ROUTE REALTY
CORP, l420 N. Y. ave, Room 500. Ma.
EXCLUSIVE HIDEAwAY in Blue Ridge
Mts. 80 miles from D. c., near Upperville.
Va -9S acres timberland: flowers, fruit
and screened porcheS, huge fireplace, large
living room. open staircase. rough oak
beams. fiagstone floors throughout; many
in Kitchen and inside bath; owner leaving
city: S4 900 cash Box 44S-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1946-08-04
WAREHOUSES WANTED

BRICK BUILDING. oft. ceiling height,
approximately 27,500 So #. floor area on
one floor. drive in doors on two sides
large truck loading platform. railroad cars
loading platform, located on main truck
highway in Va, about 3 minutes drive
from central Washington. suitable manu-
lactqrins, warehousing, distributing, etc,
available on long lease to good tenant
at attractive price, WEAVER BROS, INC =,
va HWashlngton Bldg, DI $500, evenings
WAREHOUSE OR INDUSTRIAL SPACE
$500 50. #. on 2 floors modern fireproof
building: railroad siding, can be Used for
nanufacturing purposes; long term lease
LAB Queen Char rd. ne, ask for
Mr. NJ BECK on premises 10
WAREHOUSE SPACE, for Is to 90 cars
trucks or trailers: also exhibit and Office
space service included. SHERIDAN GAR
AGE 25lo Que st. NV, phone MI 800
NOW BUILDING 100 PER CENT freproof
Saddehfouse Sc bldg @ on r.r. siding in Alex
20 It; ceiling; possession about 90 DAYS:
can Mr., EwelL LEO M BERNSTEIN
q CO, ME, ndUn
Evening star., 1946-08-04
OFFICES WANTED.

VET LOOKING FOR DOWNTOWN once
IN once bldg Can use 2 or 3 rms excel
lent references. VIII sign lease. Box
WOULD LIKE SMALL OFFICE. within two
block radius of 1lth and G Sts. nv Call
EX. 5657 So
VETERAN, DENTIST. desires Office loca-
ton with living quarters in NV. section.
Call RA. 1918 after : pm. 3
N0NPROFLT RESEARCH organization
wants approximately $500 50 IT. OF Office
space IN building or suitable residence
CONSIDER lease or purchase. HO. 1865.
ATTORNEY, vet. naval officer, requires +?
rooms or l room with Joint use OF second,
IN downtown office building: furnished or
uniurniShed. Replies confidential Box
362-A, Star -
LAWYER. with established general prac-
tice. desires offices in lawyers suite. with
or without secretarial service JAMES P.
DONOVAN. Rust Bldg. National 1880 !,
Evening star., 1946-08-04
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN, 1st comm, downtown;
l4-apt, bldg, large apis; can be used for
stores or oftices. viii sell colored, Full
SPECIAL BARGAIN, AZ apts.. downtown,
st comm; st floor can be used as stores;
Rentals, about $4,000 a year. RE. 52I6.
20 DEFREES ST. NW.--1st comm; brick,
I6 rms, bath $3.50; 1st trust now
81 800. LISS REALTY CO., ME. 534s, a
EXCELLENT NORTHWEST location
Fireproof bldg, so apts., l and 2 rooms.
kitchen, bath and dinette. II of which are
furnished and rents recently raised by
permission of rent control Balance can
have rents raised when furnished, 100000
cash required. balance can be financed
| MA. 5T40; ewes, EN-. a55l -6
your REAL ESTATE FOR SALE"-May
| assist yon n SECURING pgrchasssrr'
Evening star., 1946-08-04
STORES FOR RENI-

200 BLOCK ST, 2ax7o. BOX 432-x
NEW PARK AND SHOPPING CENTER iy
South Arlington. Va. now being com
pleted; store left, 16'x65'; good lease TO,
responsible tenant Rent, 1928 per month
CHAS. l; NORRIS, Realtor, exclusive
VaC.NT321 aEen, 32 ra Or aRe R.n1o nr su1p Re 2ll2 -
includss INC les workbench, ,show window space
STORE To LET, I4I2 Monroe st. NV
Ideal for furs. radio, food or. any retail
line; possession arranged; size, approx
l6x65. basement JOSEPH r ROLNICK
INC: 20 w. 31th st, N Y 1,NY g
CONN AVE, Dupont Circle-Approximat
5000 SO. IT: 1St floor and basement
now available IN this Dupont Circle build
ing, 1874 Conn. ave: 15-ft. frontage or
Conn. ave; will rent all or subdivide
lepfeSentatlve on premises, 10 to A. DU-
GIRC0, 5?,od. NC 1914 Conn. ave. RE. 2460
LARGE STORE ROOM, suitable for an,
kind Of business; formerly radio shop
so' @ n. n ]: AVE. " NV, mr.. H-can be usec
Tor any type business or warehouse oper
70 an offer. DI. 2244
VACANT STORE, 202l M st. n.w.-Approx
xS5 IT. car garage in rear S215 mo
DRURY REALTY CORP, 1872 K. RE
YOUR STORE FOR RENT?"-May ass assis
y94 y2y n ssouIing, tenant? HARRY I
@fok BusISEss se'' ASb IS HoMr"-oVne,
house; .zoned 1st commercial: located u, a
D 40 Macarthur blvd, for your bushes.
and home Please check location. HARRY
|. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE lf66 :
Evening star., 1946-08-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LIST YOUR HOUSE with US. We have
Buyers with cash, others with substantial
down payment, Up to Q pm. E. L. WIN
TIERS, 1908 You St NV, NO. 5S27. IS
AFTER 10 YEARS of continuous real
estate business in Wash. D. c. the name
of VIM r Willett means reliable service
and in keeping with ethics D. c. Real
with cash who wish to buy property.
What have you for sale? No charge for
appraisements. No property too large or
too small to handle. Bank refernce. VIM.
T WILLETT. woodward Building. MA.
0tSi 4
Evening star., 1946-08-04
STORES FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN JEWELRY STORE"-An un-
usual opportunity for an experienced party
to purchase this long established we'll
located business; about S5O. 900 cash re-
CURED. For fun details please call HARRY
! FRIEDMAN. Broker RE. 1856 )
YOUR STORE FOR SALE'"-May I assist
you in securing a purchaser? HARRY L
FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1856 -5
STORE, with grocery fixtures; & rms :.
nSs possession ss,r with depoSit; make an offer.
COLoREDNGooD IoCATIoN, Anacostia
Will remodel to suit; have plans ready,
RT NtGn. eyes RA 1Sh.
Evening star., 1946-08-04
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

PARTY WANTS TO BUY, from owner
vii Day all cash. Box 62-X Star.
WANTED, APARTMENTS, FLATS or stores
tor clients. Write Mr. Walter, B. F
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR sALE"-May
assist you IN securing a purchaser?
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE II Sc.
-r, .
ATTENTION, OWNERS of commercial and
investment property You may have the
very property that our clients are inter
ested in. List your property with us and
oe assured the cooperation of a progress
slve real estate and business brokerage
nrm Call Mr. Gilroy, with MYRTLE A
WEADON CO. Real Estate and Business
BROKERS DI, 1854, 1887 NJ st NV. DU
Evening star., 1946-08-04
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

COLORED-Lots in North Carolina, l5ox
200, TO exchange as down payment for
house in D, c. CO. OF IA,
ARLINGTON room brick house, hard
wood floors built 1912, TO exchange for
low price commercial property in NV.
D c. Street frontage not necessary. No
dealers. Me, 24S5. -
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?" May
assist you in securing a purchaser?
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE 1866
Evening star., 1946-08-04
STORES WANTED.

WILL PAY UP TO ST 900 month rent for
lge. store located downtown shopping
Replies 70 this ad are confidential Box
103-X, Star. If
repair. Call AT 449s g
DRUGSTORE SITE wanted by responsible
party, any. good location, now or later
100 SO, T. or up RA. 1881
YOUR STORE FOR SALE?" Nav I
assist YOU in securing a purchaser? HARRY
|. FRIEDMAN, Broker RE II66 *
Evening star., 1946-08-04
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

ABOUT $1,000 SO. FT. of level industrial
ground, centrally located in D c. on B.
e. o. Railroad. siding now in for 3 or 4
cars Ideal for material yard or outside
storage. Also has freproof bldg 30xS0.
good for repair shop. etc. Also separate
brick Office bldg with oil heat Excellent
street access Five-year lease. A. M,
Evening star., 1946-08-04
SUBURBAN REkT-vIRGINIA.

| WILL RENT you nice 5-rm. brick house
IN Arlington at OPA rates if you will rent
70 me al corresponding low rates st or
'front.' not necessary. ME 24S5
Evening star., 1946-08-04
BEST BUYS NEARBY yIRGINIA.

BEST BUYS NEARBY VIRGINIA. acres
IN Arlington, near Potomac. below Cham
Bridge, over $50 ft. frontage 6-room
house that needs renovating; price,
s acres, with 5-room frame house, 5
niles below Fl: Belvoir, just off U. S.
;. Lyon Village-Magnifcent living room,
dining room, kitchen lined with cabinets
and "a bath; bedrms and bath up
stairs; oil heat, basement suitable for
recreation rm, with outside entrance. brick
cC9nStruction' brick garage; blocks from
Clarendon; price, 100000
acre and 3-bedrm. bungalow, near
Bfalleys Cross Roads, garase; price
y. acre, 3-bedrm brick. only block
of Lee blvd; fun basement, fireplace in
$4,000.
$3.50 for 4-room asbestos shingIe
mouse in Fairhaven; 2 additional rooms
can be made upstairs
GIS-Only 5 left. 4-room bungalow II,
City Park block off Lee blvd, living
room. bedrooms. kitchen and tiled bath;
houses have full basement; prices $3.50
to- $500. LYON INC, 3004 Lee high
way. CHI, To70, OK. 12ll. GIL. 66ll
Open SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1946-08-04
STUDIOS WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESIRES STUDIO. with or with.
put piano: NV: Washington, Georgetowr
Evening star., 1946-08-04

PENDER, VA.-At stores. on macadam rd ;
4-rm. bungalow in new condition, cleo; "a
acre land; S4.25O. terms
Vienna, Va-Brick home, lge. liv. rm
with hrepl 3 bedrms., l "a baths, oil h.
W h; Sl3750, terms
Vienna, Va,-Small hungaow 40 acres
with stream mostly wooded $4,000. terms
FREEMAN q SHERBURNE, Vienna 30 >
ARLINGTON, vA.-5-rm. bungalow, cellar.
h-w.h,; garg.; deep lot, trees Price. 81
BOO With approx. S4,250 cash, bal, S45
6-rm,, 2,-story brick. 2 bedrms, firepl :;
h;-wh, oil; Nice basement, garg; lots OF
nice shrubbery. good location. Close to
BUS and shopping, Poss Priced, S2l 900
with approx $4,000 cash Bal. terms.
JUDSON REAMY, Agent, 1922 North Irv-
Ing St, All. CHI 0S00. Closed Sunday.
Evening star., 1946-08-04
SUBURBAN SAIE-ViRSINlA,

4 ROOMS AND BATH, "a acre: near Wen
ma: $1,000
S rooms and bath. large Colonial-type
town of Vienna; Sl470O.
10 rooms and bath with acres of
sround in Aide, Va, $1,000
trees: located in town OF Vienna SOS $50.
10 looms and bath in town CT Hsmil-
ton. $4,000
rooms and room for bath " acres of
ground: located on hard road on buslne
. miles from D. c.; $500. RAY BAR
NEY, Vienna 21s. Il
BUCKLEY & BUCKLEY offers 2-story s.
rm; brick. oil heat; price. S1I.T50
STORY 3-rm. asbestos shingled, oil heat.
cor. lot, Sl4,a50
5-rm. bungalow in Lyon Village, space
for . more rms, S14 200
arm. cottage, barn. 70 acres. near War
renton, Va, S5.o50. For further informa-
non call BUCKLEY e. BUCKLEY, 46IT Lee
hky. CHI 4ll" Il
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Evening star., 1946-08-04

BEDROOMS, large porch; near TO schools
and Snn, Snopolns center Have you oatgrown
one. win arrange hnances to meet ct your "5iir
income = PRICED Sl2:a5o. REAL ESTATE
55IEdRVlcE 5Id,E INC" 4763 Lee hwy, Gil. O56l.
GGI-THIs is A HOUSE that can be
RRnsneed RnsiSs 10 dor YOU bedrooms, :? porches,
Center iHS nsTt to sshoo and shopping
sl.:5o RE1h EsTAfEH A5fH?ha513 sERyIcE pfSssd INc
sEAuTfftH 9i IF Ivy sToRY 81 G56 HoME us7
furn. Immediate poss,; can be bought for
only $1,000 down. $1,000 without furni-
1uTs; pE {, ,sY an exceptional buy, LoNGACREs
ALExANDRIA-Quaint and charming re-
stored stored nome me IN excellent condition. 4 bed
600, ROMYE LAMBoRN, exclusive agent,
l5ol Arlington Ridge rd. ia. 24S4,
COOL AND oUIET-Near Mclean. Va.
ell-constructed, lovely home. redecorated
throuehou1; Quiet countryside community.
Living room. dining room and Kitchen on
nrst fhswsf moor 70. abe , oedsooms and bath with
proud OF. Only $4,000 anG easy terms
G;eo7MMoNWEALTH REALTY CO, a6o6
Wilson blvd. owens $500, OK. 234I -
ObD HOUSE. in beautiful setting near
Fairfax. Va. in need Of repair and remod-
cling Has electricity, good well. no bath;
22 acres OF ground with long road front
age; $4,000. McCAY e. McCAY, GIL 1875
=
ROOMS and bath brick, vacant house,
side and front entrance; oil NV h.; nice
yard; 200 blk N. St, Assph St, Alexan-
d5'a' ar 'eo4i Va. L. M HoLLoMAN' Me, s4,74,
VAC. FURN. BUNGALOW in North Airing
ton, Va.-We have this wel-arranged
modern bungalow for sale. 1t has living
bedrms. and bath. full basement etc The
furniture Is better than average: Total
price, Sl2,600. II interested. call MAN
JEFFERSON PARK. Falls church--Lovely
Groom l., and bath 2-story brick home on
blinds. Price, $4,000 Exclusive with
METZLER. Call MI. PennQ ct oL. o693
Evening star., 1946-08-04

LARGE BRIGHT SUITE OF OFFICES con.
sisting of large rooms, which can be
subdivided further II desired; garage space
for automobile svailable on same premises
desired, SENATE REALTY CO.. Realtor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-01
Returned Service
Men Guests OF Locul
P~resbYteriuns

On Wednesday evening the
Moss Point Community House
was the setting for a party al
which men Of the Presbyterian
church and others Of the city who
have returned from various
branches OF the service were
guests Of the people Of the church.
The invocation was given by
the Reverend T. Barton West who
also made the welcoming address
in which he was joined by Gre
CORY Wood, representing the ell
ders OF the church.. Richard
Shields, for the deacons, A. w.
Head for the Sunday school, Mrs.
Helen Mayson for the Woman's
Auxiliary and Miss Shirley Ell
kins Of the Young People, who
made short talks,
Responses were given by sew
eral of the guests.
A vocal solo BY Miss Wandawic
Rogers also gave pleasure, as
did an anthem sung by the Jun
ior Carollers.
Games were played until the
serving of a refreshrsent course
by women OF the church.
AT the close Of the evening
those present joined hands in a
circle and sang "Blest Be the Tie.
that Binds"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-01
u. S. Muddling
In Germany Says
Commentator

II. r. Baukhage, well known
to radio listeners for his daily
noon ANALYSIS OF the news fol,
lowing the familiar program an.
nouncement "Baukhage Talking,
appeared in person Thursday
night in the Pascagoula Higf
! School auditorium under the aus
piccs OF Entertainment, Inc, and
described his experiences dur
ing a recent survey Of the Occu-
patton governments in Germany
Mr.. Baukhage said that in the
area occupied by American troops,
we were not doing a very eff
cient job OF governing the Ger
mans, and that there seemed to
be general confusion and cross
purposes in our administration.
He pointed out that the Amer
leans were holding to a policy
Of not permitting any former
Nazi official, no matter how in
significant his office, to serve as
a governmental officer under the
occupation forces. This, he said,
has forced our occupation gov
eminent TO rely on a less exper-
fenced group OF German officials
In the British and Russian zones,
on the other hand, Baukhage said
he occupation forces were using
some lower-grade Nazi officials
because of their administrative
experience, but were keeping a
good eye on them to prevent
t~reaehefy on their parts.
Public morals in Germany are
in a low state, he said, and there
is widespread immortality among
the young women, many of
whom have been spouting Nazi
ideals in their relationships with
American soldiers.
Baukhase said that from a
Of the situation in Europe.
he did not think there was any
inevitable conflict Of interests
between the United States and
Russia. Each can work out their
differences bv trying to under
stand something Of the other fell
point OF view. Above all,
he said, Russia does not want
war, having suffered DISASTROUS
" in the last one. Americans
must cease talking themselves
INTO fear and animosity toward
Russia, he said, for in the long
ruin such a policy will work
against our own interests.
Mr.. Baukhage's talk was pre-
by a violin solo program
81 well-selected compositions by
Nicholai Zadri, first violinist of
The Jax orchestra in New Or
Mr.. Zadri played on his
346-year-old Italian fiddle, one
Of the oldest and most valuable
in this part Of the country.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-01

Tom Baria.
Frank Laid Of Mobile visited
Sunday in the homes Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hooker johnson and Mrs.
T. w. Baria.
MI. and Mrs. John Holder were
guests OF their son and daughter
in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
Holder, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Baria and
daughter, Patsy, motored to Moss
Point last Wednesday where they
visited with Mrs. Baria's sister,
Mrs. Woodsoh Rape.
Johnnie Casey and nephew,
James Smith, of Mobile visited
Sunday in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamar Baria.
Mrs. Vaughn Holder and Nor
ris Holder were business visitors
to Pascagoula last week.
Llyod and j. D. Baria were
business visitors to Pascagohla
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Baria returned home
from Mobile Sunday after spend
ing a week with her daughter,
Rosa Lee Baria and Mrs. James
Mrs. Edgar Baria spent Friday
with Mrs. j. Lamar Baria.
MIR. and Mrs. LLOYD d. Baria
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-01
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. v.
DeAngelo Honored
Al Shower

Thursday evening of last week
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Grierson in Moss Point was the
setting for a beautifully appoint
ed shower at which MI, and
Mrs. Wallace Grierson entertain
ed honoring j. v. DeAngelo and
his English bride, the former
Jean Bruce, who recently arriv-
rived from her home at Liver
pool aboard the Queen Mary"
Mr.. Grierson, who is now elm
ployed at the Pascagoula- Moss
Point bank in Pascagoula, re-
Gently returned from overseas
duty, and was preceded home BY
MI. DeAngelo only a few months
before.
Pink and blue were effective
ly used in decorating the sew
eral rooms where the guests as
sembled while in the dining room
red and white camellias filled
a large bowl that centered. the
table.
The presentation of gifts was
made by Norma and Mary Nell
Grierson who brought in a large
basket. befibboned with pink and
blue. in which they were con-
tanned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grierson were
pleasantly assisted by Mrs.
Tommy Grierson and Misses Ber-
nice and Ruth Grierson in sefv-
ing ice cream and cake after the
gifts had been opened and adj
mired.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-01
Baria

Mrs. Hardy Jones and son, o.
Kreole visited with hcr sister
Mrs. Lamar Baria en- Monday af.
ternoon.
We all wish to congratulate the
Hurley Basketball girls on win.
ming the grammar school girls
division of the county tourna-
ment. Helen Baria, Lenna Ba-
ria ad Juanita Nelson are the
players on the team for this
community. Among those attend
ing the tournament from here
were Mrs. Lamar Baria and
daughter, Hilda, Mary Swenson,
Pelham Baria, Tommie Baria and
Ina Catherine Baria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Holder
and sons visited with ]. D. Ba-
ria on Monday evening.
Mrs. Aubrey Hill OF Gulfport
visited with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Baria over the week
end, arriving on Friday to help
care for her sister, Ina Catherine,
VINO had her tonsils removed at
the Jackson County hospital.
Other guests in the home of Mr..
md Mrs. Baria were Mr.. and
Mrs. N, c. Rohn and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Parker of Mobile.
Shirley Ann Baria spent Sunday
night with her grandmother. Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-01
Mr.. and Mrs. Price
Announce Marriage
Their Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Price OF
Lewis Trailer Court, Pascagoula,
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Evelyn, to Private First
Class Harvey L. Smith, Jr., son
or Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey L. Smith,
Sr., formerly Of Poplarville, Miss,
but now of Pascagoula, at 500
O'Clock in the afternoon, Febru-
airy "a, 1916.
The ceremony took place at the
First Presbyterian church Of Pas
cagoula with the pastor, DR.. j.
C. Crane officiating, and with
members of the two families and
a few friends in attendance.
Mrs. Smith, who is an employee
of a Delmas street retail store will
continue to make her home with
her parents as Mr.. Smith expects
to be sent overseas at an early
date.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-01
RECORDS DISCHARGE LATER

Belleville, Ill, APP. Among
the hundreds Of crisp new World
War ii discharge papers regis
tered with the county recorder
here, a yellowed, old-fashioned
discharge certificate dated May 3,
1899. has just been reforded for
the first time. II was issued TO