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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-11-28

been confined to her home due
to illness for the past few days.
MI. and Mrs. c. S. Elder were
dinner guests at the E. A.
Howell home in Billings Sun
day.
D. L. Egnew made a trip to
Billings Friday.
Dale H. Davis made a bust
ness trip to Billings Tuesday.
Harley Arndt left Monday
evening for New Mexico where
he will be employed.
Mrs. Matt Brown will return
to her home Thursday follow
ing a major operation at the
Billings Deaconess hospital.
John Huth of Billings visited
friends in Hardin Monday and
Tuesday.
S &c Floyd Hert arrived in
Hardin from San Diego on a
l2-day leave from the navy
George Cormack of the OK
ranch at Decker spent Monday
in. Hardin.
MIR. and Mrs. Ivan Lee of Bill
lings spent the weekend in
Hardin at the home of Mrs.
Lees parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Teller and family.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Rabenberg
OF Billings and Donald Raben-
berg of Mobridge, S. D., were
guests at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Al Ballensky and family
Saturday night and Sunday. On
Sunday they returned to Bill
nngS, accompanied by Calvin
Oxner, who had been visiting
at the Ballensky home.
|. BELIEVE it or not, we have
received a shipment of genuine
Eastman roll film and movie
film in all sizes for the holi-
days. Two rolls to each custom
er while supply lasts. Just re-
ceived the famous Kodaslide
projector-the ideal Christmas
g1fe for the owner of a IS nm
or Bantam camera. Appoint
ments for Christmas portraits
will be accepted only 10 days
longer. Hardin Photo Service
Adv.
Al Ballensky has been ill for
a few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiding Swan
son left recently to spend the
winter in Nevada.
Carl and al Bowman were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin G. Slattery Sunday.
The Women's Society of
Christian Service will meet on
Thursday, December 5, in the
Methodist church parlors.
The Ladies Bible class of the
Methodist church will meet on
Friday evening, November 20,
in the church parlors.
MI. A. w. F. Koch returned
Monday evening after spending
four weeks visiting in Southern
Illinois.
MI. and Mrs. John Snyder
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-11-28
HAS ROLE IN PLAY AT
STATE UNIVERSITY

Miss Myrtle Bentley of Grow
Agency took a leading role in
a play produced last weekend
by Montana State university
dramaticS students.
Miss Bentley, who graduated
last June from Hardin high
school, is a freshman in the
university department of soci-
ology. The play in which she
appeared was a symbolic trag-
edy written by a member of the
university faculty and produced
under student direction.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-11-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

November 81, Jay E. Witter
and Margaret A. Tervo, both
of Headquarters, Idaho.
November 81, Joseph Noun
tain Pocket, Jr., of St Xavier
and Iodie BearclaW of Crow
Agency.
November 81, Floyd A. Songer
and Carolyn V. Ogden, both of
Sheridan.
November %, Harold P. Ham,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-11-28

were callers at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Owen in
Lodge Grass Saturday.
Mrs. Bob Young made a trip
to Billings Tuesday.
Bob Kruger has been ill a
few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton, Davis
Of Decker spent Monday in
Hardin.
Tom Penson of Kirby was a
Hardin caller last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buzzetti
spent. the weekend in Laurel
visiting with Mrs. Buzzetti's
sister.
Evin Clawson was a business
caller in Hardin Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Neal at
tended a dinner dance in Bill
lings Monday evening.
The advisory board of the
Rainbow Girls met at the Ma
sonic temple Wednesday eve
ming.
ATTEND the Farmers Union
meeting Friday evening, No.
vember 20, at 8 p. m. at the
Community room of the court
house Charles Banderob, speak
er.-Adv.
Mrs. Thomas Traphagen was
a Billings caller Monday.
Mrs. C.. G. Barkhuff returned
to her home in Hardin after
almost a months visit with her
son, Harold E. Barkhuff, and
family in Salem, Ore.
The Birthday club met at
the home of Mrs. C. E. Ford on
Tuesday.
The word volcano comes from
the name of Vulcan, Roman
god of fire fiery elements.
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Hardin Tribune Herald. Thursday. November 20. 1855

mer and Clarice Hawks, both
of Hardin. WI
November %, Henry Stricken
and Neva Ella Fly, both Of
Hardin.
November Is, Ralph T. More
house and Alice L. White, both
of Buffalo, Wyo.
November Is, Joseph l..
Herbst of Sheridan and Mary
Jane Conley of Big Horn.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-11-28

An error was made in report
ing the votes received for the
office of sheriff, published in
the Tribune-Herald recently.
The official number of votes
should have read as follows:
Roy G.. Riley, incumbent,
Democrat, 1856.
Oliver Cox, Jr., Republican,
800.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-11-28
SERVICES FOR VET

Funeral services were held at
the Custer Battlefield National
cemetery Monday at 2 p. m,
for Harold A. KernS, As, of IL
linois, who died November 19
at the Sheridan Veterans hos
pital.
Mr.. Kerns was a veteran of
World War I.
The city of Chicago has grain
elevator facilities sufficient for
more than 27,000,OO0 bushels OF
grain.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-11-28

The word volcano comes from
the name of Vulcan, Roman
god of fire fiery elements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-23
clio Convention Ends
With Murray Head
For Seventh Time
BY the Asseeioted Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Novs23.-
Philip Murray-re-elected by accla-
nation to his seventh year as presi-
dent-brought to close, yesterday
the eighth CLIO convention which
saw any fractional disputes kept far
in the background.
Noteworthy at the closing session
was the ascendancy OF the United
Auto Workers in CLIO councils.
Their 39-year -old president, Wal
ter Reuther, and their vice-presi-
dent, r. j. Thomas, both were
named Go vice. presidents, and
their secretary-treasurer, George
Adde's, was elected to the executive
board.
James Carey was reelected by
reclamation as CLIO secretary-treas-
urer.
Only reference to the CLOS plan
to ask for substantial wage increases
this winter came from Mr.. Murray
in his speech Of acceptance Of the
presidency.
He said IT will fight by day and
by night for q better nfe-that Is
my code, that is my creed, that Is
what believe, so help me God"
Blows ut Communists.
These two blows at the Commun-
list Party were struck in the final
session:
l.. Approval by the delegates Of a
change in the CLIO constitutional
preamble to read: I'VE turn to the
people because we have faith in
them, and we oppose all those who
would violate this American empha-
sis OF respect for human dignity, all
those who would use power to ex-
plot the people in the interest Of
alien loyalties."
The preamble previously made no
reference to allegiance to America or
reputation of alien loyalties.
2. Mr.. Murray's acceptance speech
in which he said: Remain stead
fast in your Royalties to this flag, the
nag OF the United States of America.
Let no one misunderstood where you
stand upon your allegiance to this
flag"
Resolution Criticized.
Jack Altman, vice president of the
wholesale and retail employees, criti-
cized wording Of foreign policy
resolution calling for world dis
armament and discrimination Of
atomic bomb stock-piling.
Mr.. Altman said Dictatorship
rather than merely ''Fascism" should
be condemned as disease, adding:
Soviet Russia made a pact with
Hitler once. How do we know it
won't make a pact with Franco?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-23

This is your opportunity TO do
something tangible about your life
10 years from now. viii you have
money enough for sizeable pay
ment on a new home.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

EXQUISITE NEW MODELS OF THE
WATCHES WILL BE PROUDLY DIS
PLAYED BY JEWELERS. THIS WEEK
MO ORDINARY watches are these They
~ are gifts hoped for . waited for
Watches most precious to give and to get
They are american made SgIns!
Egns created in this companys tradi-
ton of fine Matchmaking, but destined still
further to advance the fame of Elgn
For into these watches have gone the
Evening star., 1946-04-07

THE STARS! Gbln is the only patcb com
bcny ptb its own observatory regularly obserr-
lnq. recording and broadcasng time from The
stars time correct 10 hmldredtbs Of second
The accuracy Of Sldrn WatCbss IS checked by
star time This star time by The lpay, IS The
ottttidl time 81 limited Air lines,
Evening star., 1946-04-07
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science and fine skills developed in more
than four years of making the most in
tricate Instruments for America S victorious
armed forces. And these months since
how patiently the Elgin craftsmen have
worked to bring you new beauty in watches
timed to the stars!
With the picture of people you love
cIearl in mind, see the new Elgins your
dealer has. You'll be glad you waited, for
now you can sparkle those eyes, gladden.
those hearts Elgins are here again.
ELCIN NATIONAL WATCH COMPANY
ELOIN, Ill., Also LINCOLN, NEB AND AURORA, Ill.,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

General hospital at Phoenixville,
Pa, which he underwent Thurs
day of last week. Captain Dan
iel, who has been in various hos
pitaIs for over two years as the
result Of injuries to his legs sus-
faincd in action in France fol-
loving D-Day in an effort %
avoid amputations, was able a.
phone hrs mother. Mrs. Floyd
Daniel. $40 South Pascagoula
street, Monday, and stated that
be was getting along nicely he
gill undergo further skiH..fsG
planting about three week
hence.
Mrs. William PcIan and daugh-
ter. Dorothy. have departed fof
quincy. Mas. where the vii
pend part Of The summer will
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Cole and
their son. Herman. are IN New
Orleans where Herman. j.. was
20 undergo an operation on hs
eye this week.
Nose Blanchard lef Saturday
for q visit with relatives in Brow
er, Maine He expects 10 b. join
ed in Il couple n weeks by Mrs.
Blanchard and her daughter. Jcaf.
GAMER.
Guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. {. Scales iass week
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: hospital before going 70 fill .
pcs ton 81 Augusta. Ca.
Mr. Herbert Martin departed
carly last week 70 Join M Martin
fer residence IN Gulfpor, but re-
turned 10 RsseagouIa 70 attend
e meeting II Purity Rebekab
i0ige, June 8
Mrs Ethel Tucker expects e.
'eave NJ 1n carit date 70 join N
Tucke. who IS still IN the ger
vire. IT whatever poaf 20 which
he may be assigned. Nj. Martin
-~cceufis arrived N New York
after overseas duty.
Mrs. Hardy Busby and dough
er. Miss Velms.. arc renewing
DID mountaineering dating
from the time when thcy made
heir home in Pascsgouia. as
quests n Mr. and Mrs 4oc D.
Cole a. their home on Live Oak
nd Frederic streets.
Mrs T. w. Backer and son I'd
Backer. and wife and baby Of
Nov OrleaDs ser guests o. M.
nd Ms. Armand Walker. AZ
Lake avenue last Sunday.
Friends Of Captain Floyd Dan
iei VII be- happy 70 learn that
r. successfully emerged from an
operation in plastic surgery and
k~iu-grafting at the Valley Forge
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Pascagoula Moss Point Bank
MOSS POINT PAscAcouLA
MOSS POINT 80.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lindsey
and sons left last week to make
their nome in Mobile.
Mrs. Eugene Wink, GulfpOrt.
spent the weekend in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A Khayat
Mrs. W. w. Barber and son.
Nh. Charles Barber. left SatUr-
day for a visit in cities of inter
est in Arizona and New Mexico.
Emma Helen Stewart. Nan Cir
lot. Margefy Clark. Glen Torres
and Berniee Coleman attended
the Methodist Youth Assembly
in Wesson, Miss, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Carpenter
and daughters. Mary Frances and
Katherine, of Mariette. Ohio. are
enjoying a visit IN the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Lyons.
Miss fish Dive spent the week
end at her home in Hatfiesburg.
Miss.
Miss Sussnne lowe Of Oosts.
Fla. returned 10 herehome Sat
urday after a ten dsr WHIT in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Lennep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth GoG
have returned from . honeymoon
trip 70 Pensacola. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Rachsls
Lake Wells. Fla. visited = few
DAYS with Mrs. Z. B. Powell and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Rassmus-
sen and their nieces and nephews
before going 70 Gufpoft for =
visit. They will return next week
for q few DAYS before returning
to their home.
Tom Lennep. EmorT Dniver-
sity, Atlanta. Georgia. arrived
Saturday to spend the sufnmer
vacation at his home IN Mo-
Point.
Mrs. Ernest Lee. Of Memphis.
Tenn. who has been enjoying =
visit in the home Of her broth
er-in-lsw and sister, Dr. ard MrE
J. F. Colley. left Wednesdsg-
Mrs. Coney and Misses Pau
line and Marguerite Colley &C
compsnied her 10 Guifpirt
MIR. and Mrs. J. T Renffoe
were visitors 70 Hsttiesburg Sun
day and Monday.
Mrs. ". J. Gilmore If Jack
son. Mis-. sister of Mrs Edvin
Lennep. is visltRg Mr. aud Mrs
Lennep.
Mr.. and Mr.. QDintan Brentz
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TIA. Tilf Be interested to learn
h7f q has been promoted to the
military police force. The young
soifier writes hts parents that
be Is making the most Of his ap-
pcFtuHiiv 10 SEQ The country and
s Climb ag mountains and visit
ng pHrf n interest The most
Exciting V sal 60 Berfehesgar-
fen. eaui u Hitler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hancock
sHd Young son. Ralph CAVE. Of
Va eos. La were guests ~ NJ
I'd Hrs vii O'F1tun. 1918 Re
ca 10 y Palma during thc pas,
weekend
MISC Patricia and Katherine
Carey departed Sunday for fhcu
home At Newport y H.. after a
visit Nith Mss Helen Wake.
" WaikeF, who spent five DAYS
% home following The conclusion
Il her course 4 studV - the
University Of Florida a. Taflahss
scc. departed Tuesday for Ch8pel
HI. where she gill study II tn
University 0f North CaFoliga, AZ
Ter erjoying 2 stay with hef
mother. Ms. p B. Walker ana
O.hcr relatives.
Mss HavbeIiiue Bogdahn has
returwd t. jacksonville. Fla.
after enIoVing q visit Of several
days with hcr parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry BOgdshn.
The continued Improvement IN
heslsH o Ms THomas HabeeD
afief months II illness is being
noted With happiness b. hef
f9eadz
Mr and Ms Irwin Stesns II
Springfield. III. with their chil-
fren we're weekend visitors IN
The home II their kiusNOmeu.
Mr. Frank L. Hudson and Miss
Bessie Perry.
Mr. and Hrs. John Hardy and
daughter, s5Fa Nell. spent the
weekend Hith friends IN Fsirhcp.
AL
Richard Kell arrived last week
b visit With his parents. Mr. and
Mrs T5s Keil until July /. Mr..
Keil wa graduated from Union
Theological Seminary At Rich
moHd. "a. ard viii shortly be or
csined - the ministry e the
Presbyterian church Since his
graduation he has been visiting IN
Washington. D. G, and other
points
Mrs. Kenneth Wood viii de-
part during the weekend for a
! visit Nfh her mother. Mrs. 4
w Bailg who resides a Phila.
{ delpais. Pa, With whom SIX vii.
, spend the summer. She will b.
accompanied as far ~ Charlotte
" c ~ Nr. Wood Who vii
then fiy back home Va the Esst
ern Airline hBe M. Woo
al then dfiye 70 Philadelphia.
From Nov Orleans comes III,
neWs that Charles Donald Stone
eamss first nas.. RI 2. Pas.
cagouls. has received an honor
I able discharge from the Unilca
States Navy. The honorable dis.
charge # BruneT Dwight Whit.
ley, seaman. first cIass. from
that center also has been an.
nouneed
Last week marked the de
psrtUre d Miss Maxine Dcssor
for Jackson where she WiIl W.
dergo q OUrse II treatment q,
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~ p NJ aH4 AAAa
Eaton King mese VI. and Mrs
I " hampton AMI dsughfers Am
md Jean. II NeW OTIeam
Aano0ncemfnf = made ~ the
Pera0rnel Separation Naval Cen
ser at Nem OfEfan q the honor
able dischge from he nav q
william Afphonse Sairocks baker.
fasf8 class of 81 Beech 50ule-
ward. Psscagoula
Mrs J. r More1n and Misc
Anae Louise RiebV ard Jean R0s.
pers J8ne HIP m NeN Orleans
~ represeafaffges 81 Our Lady
II Perpetual Help Sodalitv o.
PascagouIa a the sessions IF the
Sgmmer School u Catholic Ae-
ton beng he'd theFe from June
Ills.
IT sne conclusion Of ths Youth
Coaference A. Wess0r last FRI
5se. Dorothy Feifs. Who was q
felegate from RE Frst Method
50 church. vert 70 Jackson where
e Vii spenl about three weeks
visiting relative
Among Inc PascagogIs girls who
rave enrolled for the summer
c9scse az Perkfnzton college are
Mis- D1ss aad Dol Ryals. an
Aanse Evelyn Fets Thy were
accompanied 70 Perkfnsf1u -
the two formers sister, Mr.
KasherIne Laaaef. and the iafseYs
m0sheE. Mr. " + Felts
Among fa0se called - Pasea-
zauia 70 aefeuf the funeral If
Walter Lewis Issf Friday we're
Mr. EIson Baegsn Il Kn9xvilie.
Term SISTER 81 Mrs Lewis An
gfheT sister. NJ HarrN Brooks
and her brother. Vance Caring
foa and Mr. Darlington ard Da-
I'd CsFrug59n came from Col
HgWlfle. Ms ard M. LeHa
sister. Mrs. MFrfle Ssoue and
/ daBghter. 1ffa Rosebu9. came
from Oxford AMI were joined b.
hG son, Jsck q Hew Orleans.
Ofhers from Nov OFieans we're
bfr. and Mrs. Ozcsr ElTaef II.
ard Mr. OifVer Roghkb. an n.
anf Mr. william Bragg From
M00ae came Mr. and Mrs Den
ms Burns. Ne. and Mrs Cor
don BGgm VI. and Ms Andrew
Coffin ami Betty Oasee. and A.
fred Staples and r. C. Lower
se5H. many 4 whom were kiHs-
men II NJ Lewis
FrIend II Mrs J. W. Parker
Nfll be relieved 70 learn that
sse Is sorneaasf better afaer hav-
anE Deer 90 1T Wfth uneuuouIs
fEst hsr effIdfes we're called from
gffleT cities aoozf fen dsvs ag9 q
De- ~ hFf bedsde They are Mrs
J. s. BrOha . Baton Rouge. Ms
! \ Coflzna 4 Mobile and !. o
Parkeg If CspIfpogt Euo.hel
9f9gAscr. Mr. " IT. Wllkerson
fesfea IN Paseag0uls-
Mrs. r D. Or ant grandson,
1Eeg Olseas have returned from
Lake ChsrIes where taeT Nere
called 70 sffeHd ne funeral u the
fgmeF aeDkew. Norman r.
Hicks r.
Friends q Pfc Herberf Kze5z,
Wa0 D. stationed ~ Salz5urg Aus
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Thomas of
Ali Griffin street. have had as
guests Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Yves
son and children who stopped
over for a few days visit with
MI. NELSON'S kinsman, Mr.. Thorn
as and family. Mr. Wesson has
just received a discharge from
the navy in which he had served
20 years and had risen to the
rank of chief warrant officer. He
and his family were en- route to
their home at Newberry. S. C.,
from San Diego where he re-
ceived his discharge. Other guests
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas were the formers moth
er. Mrs. Ethel Dabbs. and the
latter's mother, Mrs. Ethel Nor
ris who returned to their home
at Charlotte, S. c., Thursday of
last week.
Armand Jonte, Jr., returned to
his stulies at Tulane at New Or
leans after a ten day vacation
which he spent with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Armand Jonte and
other relatives on Griffin street.
Lawrence Everette MCGEE, Wa
tertender third class, has been
honorably discharged from the
navy through the Personnel Sep
aration center at New Orleans.
Sergeant Sidney A. Acosta de-
parts Friday for Camp Kilmer.
N. J. whence he will be sent
on overseas duty. Sgt. Acosta
was honorably discharged from
the Army last October and re-
enlisted the latter part of last
MAY. He has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Acosta. on Telephone Road for
the past IA days.
Mrs. A. L. Todd, Mrs. Bessie
Vetter and daughter. Marylynn,
left Sunday for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. d. P. Stevens in Col
umbia, Miss.
Miss Virginia Lyons, a stu
dent at the University of Ala
bama is spending the summer
vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. T. Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ssucier spent
the weekend in Saucier, Miss.
Miss Agnes Werner spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A.. Werner in Long
Beach, Miss, where she was call
ed by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. T. o. Mabry and Mis-
Jean Nelson were visitors TO
Gulfport TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Marie and
daughter. Marylynn. Mr.. and
MIS-. S. Peterzell, Mr.. Milton
Peterzell. Miss Helen Bronnep
and Mr.. Harry Levy attended
the wedding of Miss Connie Aek-
ermsn and Mr.. Rueben Krugg
in Mobile Sunday.
Mr.. r. E. Davis was a visitor
to Mobile Friday.
Mrs. C. NJ. Barnes, Prentiss.
and Mrs. Lawrence Blount. Col
Inns. spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. SPann, Jr.
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we're Efr. and Mrs. John Taft
Of Birmingham, Ala.
Gewgta GAYLE. Fouug daugh-
ter % Mr. ard Mrs. james l..
Bailey il visiting her aunt. Mrs.
r. G McKissack~a ar Bolton. Miss.
- rAsr-r Aaza
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PASCACOULA. 80.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Na4AtD1 nolan zrfHEe1 Welr@f
dsy from Denves. Colo. % spend
several weeks v1ih ms m0th@.
Mrs. Jobn T N0'sa - tbe FAIRLY
home. 80 Pre- street Mrs No
In sn5 their g0sssz so s1U pIs
Nr Noian beIe LATER sfieE spend
inR some firDe wlsa Bfrh N0ls
family in Louisville. Ky, shire
NJ Nolsn also stoppef for = saost
visit en route % Psscasga
Pat Wilson eft Sunday to
serve - . o01nnllos during 4 FIVE
weeks camp At s. StsrisIssn
college
On bef return from = weekend
visit IN New Orleans. Mss So
zsnne SubeTbsclle Wss @ccor1pan-
led bT Mics Lucille Reaog1es %
New Ibersa, L.. xEg0 W1l b. her
guest for = while.
n s. NcCrsfh retasrne5 home
las week after hsg1rx been -
der treatment a. The Mobile hos
pitak Br NcCrsth Is greatly i'm
proved % bezlsn sbassEh h. j.
sfin suffering with = sers0gS hart
ailr8en1
Nr. snd Mrs n J. Cameron
returned home Wednesday from .
visit Of : fsw days m Lasmberf0a.
Miss
EnfDeft CsfnerqS WsS over
from TUscslOoas fQr = sssy Of 4
fen days IN the h0fne q hiss SISTER.
Mrs II J. CsfneFpn best has TO
TUNED 70 his rfUdaes - the Un5-
versitv # Alabama
Among ah~se @ho we're cus #
town during fine weekend va
Miss Virginia Griffith Mh0 visit
cd her parents ~ their hoT1e m
PreDtlss. Miss
MrE ". T. BrTzrs sra1 her So
Ter. Mis- Sue Logan saear sex
ersl DAYS IN Eew Orleans tins
week
MFk Wystt czrrswsT f Ssn-
8efeviIae Af5sk. Is Vizlsirz her
brother ard sister5n-lzw Mr. ard
Mrs ". IL Wreon. al ahefr hozne
IN School sveaDe-
The gTs6Bs,sqa y Pfc Carol
A Hsse. sOn Of Br- aad HFE G 4
Hale. T0s School street. from the
AAF TrsiB5sg CgsumzadTs air
plane mechanics ara5saaE course
At Keesaer FIELD has Desn ar
n0unoed This qazEsfses IN
young graduate fH s65ispnaI
specisslze6 ass5a5nE
Welcome guests IN she k0aae o.
Nr ass Brx Rex y HsrsE. -.
18th STREET for She psSs Wesk Wefs
Mrs Hardgfs SISTER. bfrx Howard
Dorte6 d T5OmsNezale. Ala. arr
Der n5eoe. Miss Dorothy Dehzca,
Of Orga88e. Ala.
Mr. md Mrs Rarrnmrd r. Ellna
entesas1ne6 Nr> and HaE NsrV1s
Ward # Lexiags0a< KV~ from
Tuesday through Ff51eF 81 AS
week a. the5r h018e 100 IL
street wbO Et0ppea over ws1Fe
On Z1Bfe 70 lamp. Pa WnSle
they Xere here IL ard Mr8
King s1sO ense-1sane6 with :
dinner. Tuesday eNeaanz h9aosIns
Miss Ruth z Csda
Mrs J. p g gfeGrz.h has
been moved hosae from fae Jsek-
son County h0sDassa WkeEe -.
underwent an sppemx1argV E
week sad Is sseapeHstag rre
a. her home - 81 g0Eee Teg-
race
Mis- Louise Carr. supervn
o. # elementary schao9 a
Jackson cuUnfg. IF FfEeT fl
Tuseslpposs. Nsere sire s1ls IKE
= speeizl eDgTse - she Un1ver-
sitY Il Aasharz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

and son. LsnaT. F Ssfnr1zg
IN G9afpmt
Nfe J A Bmmza and IT,
tie dagEhts. Boe rss9n1
SATURDAY. 70 their bsae ~ D
eat1r. ca after = e nfsh
mhthsY sn9 gsur. 81
Louise 2 NcLeoa
H z Lrsrn = Te11Fz La
and nephew. Here's Lr -
Ana7aus : Ala we're hsu
guests # Mr an9 Mr8 EdNm
Lennep tins wesk
gatn Bgsst sa1 D1- b.
Hal 80 Ew seq
camp - WIzsirt las Ws
Edada Lerr =
A ? I dn &e Ala
Weanesazr 10 ee s
- efta Rpenz : sez%T -
csfien q has h1H
Neas las raa q
C@dm Bslst U
pbaead - Gsua . - te Cs
waaf q MiHH a Ozf1rf.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

Anaeng thnse @ho were cgs ~
town during the weekend NsF
Miss Virgins Griffith wh0 visit
cd her parents II tfseiH home r.
PreBtlss. Miss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

Mr.. R. E. Davis was a visitor
to Mobile Friday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

Mrs. G.. NJ. Barnes, Prentiss.
and Mrs. Lawrence Blount. Col
Inns. spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. g. Spann, u.