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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-15
5000 Cheer As Pro Lopez
Blasts Out OF Sand Trap
In Cleveland Golf Tourney

the second 18 holes he gathered
two brides and IL pars.
Lopez had the thrill of a life
time" on the ninth hole. par
four. when he rested in a deep
sand trap 100 yards from the
green. He got in that predica-
ment by missing his drive and
topping his second wood shot.
AS the ninth hole passes the
clubhouse. there was gallery
of 5000 watching. Lopez hit
the sand blaster out of the trap
and into the hole for birdie as
the gallery gave him a ire
mendous applause and some
even threw hats in the air.
The course, according to the
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Judge Appoints
Special Officer
In Sawyer Probe

Circuit Judge Aquilino Lopez,
jr., yesterday afternoon, appoint
ed Burnett P. Garrett, newsman,
formerly of Washington, now a
resident of Monroe county, to
act as special officer in connec-
ton with the grand jury investi-
cation of Sheriff Berlin A. Saw
yer on charges that have been
lodged against him with Cover
nor Caldwell.
MIR. Garnett will act in the
capacity of a sheriff only as
pertains to the summoning of
Jurors and conducting wit
nesses into the grand jury
room while the investigation is
in progress. He began sum-
moning the jury Yesterday
afternoon.
One hundred fifty names, pub
hshed in The Citizen yesterday,
are on the panel of jurors. Next
Wednesday morning, 18 will be
chosen to serve on the grand
jury.
The investigation will be
conducted by State Attorney
Phil O'Connell of Palm Beach
county.
Sheraf Sawyer, accompanied
by Assistant State Attorney
William V. Albury and Deputy
Sheriff George Lee, returned
late yesterday afternoon from
Pensacola, where he had at
tended the annual convention of
the sheriffs of Florida.
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Key West-Cuba
Flights Start
On Wednesday

Beginning next Wednesday,
planes will fly daily between
Key West and Havana, Rogelio
Gomez, local representative of
the line announced in today's
Citizen.
He states that trip from
here to the Cuban capital will
require only half an hour.
Further information about the
flights, Mr.. Gomez explains, may
be obtained at the Cuban con-
sulate in Key West from 8 O.
clock in the morning till 4 in the
afternoon. Reservations may be
made at the consulate.
The planes will be operated
under the direction of Aerovias
Q. S. A.
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Lipstick Mark
lids In Recovery
Of Lost .JeaUeL

Like her stone-age sisters
of old Mrs. Marion Grace.
Jefferson hotel. is a strong
believer in signs.
While walking on Front
street Thursday night. she
lost one of her ear rings and
was unable to find ii in the
dark.
Unlimbering her lip rouge,
Mrs. Grace marked a red x
on the sidewalk where she
dropped the jewel.
Next morning she returned
and. guided by the rouge
mark on the walk. searched
the grass near by and re-
covered her earring.
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Marine Strike AVcrted
As Union, Ship Officials
Reach New Agreement
sLONCSHOREMEN GET
HIGHER WAGE HIKE
THAN ANY OTHER
TYPE OF WORKER
6By Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, June Is. -
Shortly before midnight last
night ship company officials and
representatives of A m eric n
Maritime Union reached an
agreement in the settlement of
the threatened seamen's strike.
The agreement was not
reached in time to prevent men
leaving their ships in several
ports. In Boston. Philadelphia
and San Francisco. several
hundred men left their Jobs.
but by daylight they had re-
turned TO their ships in Phila-
delphia and Boston. In San
Francisco. the upionists there
will vote at o'clock tonight
on the question of whether or
not 10 approve the agreement
their leaders had made with
company officials.
Philadelphia Seamen almost
unanimously voted to accept the
proposals adopted here. OF the
500 meR who voted, there were
only two dissenting votes.
The 1000 seamen in port at
Norfolk remained on their jobs.
They had decided to await the
decision reached here before de-
Gliding to take action.
Two hundred seamen in Jack
sonville left their ships, but re-
turned shortly afterward.
In New York. the union rank
and file will not finish voting
on the proposals for settle
ment of strike I'LL late this
afternoon.
The agreement is to be effec-
tive for year, except in the
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DR.. Vatdez To Be Host
On FiSbin~ .Iunket Here

DR.. j. A. Valdez, widely. known
Key West optician, is having as
his guests over the weekend
DR.. A, T. Lawson, eye surgeon of
Miami and associated with the
firm of DR.. Bascom Palmer, and
Mrs. Lawson; E. A. Hirsch, dis
trict manager of Bausch & Lomb
Co, and his sister, Miss Mary
EIirsch.
The party will arrive this
afternoon, and will be guests of
DR.. Valdez on an all-day fishing
trip Sunday.
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sTREET REP iIR
PREDICTS STARI

fan ktF West streets are be
Hs HuaHr1 hy the department
81 E.HilI aTIkIre
nefiu Huicrt D0pp reported
Hai esq tlnfk un Elgin street be-
fHfus FIanoss and White streets
81 henN given "a mari top while
lCamimu.d 1n Page Threel
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He was released by the over
seas department of the USO to
accept the YMCA assignment at
the Jackson Square USO.
While in Alaska and the Phil
ippincs he was responsible for
the organization of hunting and
fishing trips of the GI's and
admits it was the good fishing in
Key West that prompted his de-
cision to come here.
His wife and two children will
join him here July /. They will
live at 1907 Whitehead street.
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MRS. PARRAMORE
DIES. MOTHER OF
HEALTH OFFICER

Mrs. Leila Parramore, mother
of DR.. James B. Parramore, di-
rector of the Monroe county
health clinic, died at her home
in Jacksonville this morning
after an illness of six weeks. She
was SO. Pneumonia caused her
death.
Another son, Henry, Jackson
vile, also survives. DR.. PARA
more left for Jacksonville shortly
before noon today.
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GENERAL INSPECTION
AT SUBMARINE BASE

General inspection of the u.
S. Naval submarine base here
was conducted yesterday.
The inspection included all
personnel and was conducted by
Capt. Willard Saunders, sub
base commanding officer.
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POLICE HOLD SAILOR

Floyd L. Morton, sailor, was
arrested last night by Patrolman
Harry Lee Baker on a charge OF
having operated an automobile
while under the influence OF
liquor.
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TORRES DUE BACK

Fire Chief Leroy Torres is ex-
pected home Monday from his
annual vacation. At last reports
the chief was sojourning at AShe-
vile, N. c.
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NEWsMAN VISITS HERE

Joe Marsh, Tampa correspond
ent for the International News
Service, is vacationing in Key
West. He was a caller at The
Citizen office this morning.
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Evening star., 1946-01-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COUPLE, colored, want employment. eooE-
Ing I'M. an and genera housework, permanent.
DAYWoRK or, mornings work wanted b.
neat colored girl. Phone LU. 533e,
GIRL. colored, wants days work, go cents;
4 mornings week; ref. 9 am. until
3 I'M, call ME. 0793
GIRL, colored, wants pert-tims work: Al
housevorker. laundress, ETC.. four days, Q
to &, SIS. MI; 1887, call after pm.
GIRL; Gil H.. cOlored; 10 eompstsnt; wants work
eiE siEL Col solor.d Il ss2I silh.. d.,.ort par. tim.
s544' sS tall ssl. .ins cleaning apartment .T!R,
"a day d6.o n week to 4; no cooking.
GIRL, colored, wants days work, laundry
or cleaning. Elk 1926
GIRL, colored, wants general houssvork,
mornings to II, 3 days, Monday through
Friday; ref. Du. s521
GIRL, young, colored, experienced Wishes
JOB as nurse for children: AID. 1888,
LAUNDRY WANTED to take home also
dsyIis .Iisss gork DU; ssl6.
aaanyw99Iaks,a an n9asa also niEhtwork Of any kind.
WOMAN, color.d, wants place 10 DO laun
dry work or cleaning by day. VICTORIA
GILNoR, DE, 1853
WOMAN; colersd, wants lob tlAl or part
time, E.hw:; have reference: prefer 81.
section. 1011 3rd st. Sc
WOMAN wants days work, 81 so. plus "a p
fare. DI 1898. call after pm.
WOMAN, eolored, wants Job cleaning or
ironing. Call MI. 69ss after pm
Evening star., 1946-01-15
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

Va; y11,,,s BAR r REvILw !sInss les5l: GAS
1915, exam. Two years law school re-
suired. WATER J. NEWTON, instructor
PLAY PLANo AND COMPOSE IA mos
specialist in organ, voice culture, dietion,
public speaking. Michisan 1851
Prepare now. The CIVIL SERVICE PREF
SCHOOL. 1918 l4th NV. MI. 955s. 10.
LEARN TO PLAY piano or accordion in
20 lessons. Professional teacher and mus
ditional pupils. viii guarsntee that you
will play popular music in 90 Lessons.
Course consists Of sight rsadins. improvis-
l106 g st: NV: Me. 400 or EA, $500.
DRAFTING-Mechani electrical, air
plane, architectural. Prepare for your
pos.Tsr st,n work X, nov Sens for descriptive
SPANISH TEACHER dady). cultured back
ground: win give classes in her home By
appointment. Call anytime, NO. 1889, Ext.
AUTo DRIVING INSTRUCTION BY .x-
perts, dual control cars; parking . spe-
eialty; permits secured. 27o1 14th St.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand,
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 F St Ma 233S.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
SITUATIONS WoAEA.

DREssMAKING, desiEn. Eemod.. alters.
BEK5s ass2 ssn' As AD aas
prices: quick service. MIS-. OWENS. :! !oS
Nsthnfagp EsI!h Sspssj skfs,TISy SjS5 ,,1 a.. s.,,
Chevy Chase Vicinity. iY Phone EM. 5s2S.
GIRL, colored; knowledge Of BOOKKEEPING
s.ms sanssis'sa' sst csfP sm'f Il. SI''0 sSos ''m m
GIRL, eolored, wants days work.
SikI ciEkk. sooiiorsd. .xper.. wants posi-
s soh' 81 9es safn gr or 70 slerk types h. grad.
f4sb, 1bf o,i Slth & several year. :.Dsr!sss. s in
LADY, saL capable, wishes Job as housekssespsr.
MfbpLE-AGEp LADY = Gen. Of. Vers.
sns smsn on aotics; a. or part time; capable sxper
NURSE, PRACTICAL. white. wants adult pa.
per week. Box 421-D. Star. 1b'
PosITIoN f.sTr.o in pDhhysieisn.s once; College
good typist, simple bookkeepins no stsnoE.
Tapny: hours is, 8-day week. BOX 334-
RESEARCH REsEAECH AaNALYsT. youns. able: recent
In South America: fluent Portuguese. food
French. Spanish; prefer newspaper service
sEGsEqaRYsen once saz GSSR assisssns
sires permanent connection in small ONCE
ssEIhs over TousiHs' sorf sss d
SECRETARY, collss. education, 10 Years:
sSssiiy SsP eE stss 2 '0'' sln
work, ewes, ssts.; Interssted handling de-
a%i ff fSs ksasfR s''. :zp.. r.:
| pnFaH rafa -
TYPIsT-Typins done at home. Manu-
eaaplia ZIP 4sSs. ssSssnOsraDher' Is yrs s1D'rIssoe
TYP1sTs experienced BM. Call rx. ss7s
tUNDERGREDuiATE NURSE, . years train
sSsai assistant and rsceDtionist No. 4ss5, PIT.
WOMAN JANITok, solorsa: full time. WITH
quarters; no children. Box as6-D. star.
WOMAN, colored. wants mems or women's
sue ie ses sssvee sm sd
WOMAN, coiorsd neat. refined. Wants
S'$ n ;sSss sssis. BE- "a;
s WOMAN; selor:d: want. Job, sls.nip. Of
SIsfni s for ttef ''of ref
WOMAN. colored, wants Job cleaning Of
1es
| WOMAN experienced in general once
MANAGEMENT, personnel and administra-
tive work. desires position Immediately.
| Call MISS LEE, SH 44Sl
manager or assistant to resident manager,
with payroll. compensation. social security
and W. T.. reports. An experienced book
keeper, with secretarial training and PIX
operation. Can furnish excellent refer
ensss. Call D1. 3610. Apt. 1o2. MISS
YOUNG LADY with 10 yrs business ex-
perience, cost. payroll and budget clerk.
steno. and secretary; last position held was
Administrative assistant and secretary.
EN- 23l7. 8 am TO IL noon. IT,
ATTENTION. BUSINEsSMEN-H you need
keeper clerk for a half day, full day or
longer; call MISS BARRETT. DE. 694s or
Evening star., 1946-01-15
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN,

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, full or par
time: APPLY Mrs. Weaver, D. j. KAUF.
GIAsK NAN; 1ESp ESp,l3 l9o5 pa Pa: ave NV: ~
ment. ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO. I701
14th st. NV. AID. $500.
COUPLE. colored: E.hw, live in. S12s
mo-; 9 in family; Thurs: and Sun. of after
breakfast; ref. WI. 1881.
COUPLE white; sober, under 45; a-rm
start HOTEL CoURT. BALTIC. blvd. 2 mi
past College Park Tower 567s
band for b1tleer-chaufteur; live in. Tele-
DECORATORS. experienced for interio,
decorating. immediate openings Apply
employment office, 9th floor. WOODWARD
g. LOTHOP. g:30-6 daily
DIsBWAsHER; DlSI Y day Or night. NEW
ave; ne;
MATTRESSES, dishwaShers, short-ordel
cooks. rest, newly remodeled. WIGS RES.
TAURANT, S433 Georgia ave;
gave to our employees 10 weeks bonus and
weeks vacation. Apply 1882 Conn. ave
THE NATIONAL ACADEMY of Broadcast
ing needs of1ce help in exchange for tut
Call DE QORS
Evening star., 1946-01-15
PERSONAL.

ATTENTION, service personnel and dis
Furniture Stores. will sive you. special dis dis
ibsssf 5sss s sseonn sasF 't25si SfiERTs ssi pEp
sass 3Sh0 TX st. snd NA 2aS $685. o Na ssss ssss
Iiao$ IfiaaoIo$s & Of your BABY in ~ your ,I home. IS
eRn !HyIonmsns Syf neutral s4 IL % s
H2 31oSGLff 1soas3 fGs' SNoWs sS SWING ssrsoE. VIM .u
Ii%nl,sd Units 6Ss pAsRs scs HE'D; ssss a.,' un-
sdeens s.ns hom, AZ 'Gs ms.s s0 It
Ssdiy Ia am spd os ssR 81 pay sss ~ cash Mr. sck
by sgna ap9poinImsnt S9s TN Is yrs experience Tsa
BaB9 fSnsS'e prcTuaRs cE & Cut. baby pictures tsr
sGssrs sRHas sH AVaLssnR SSsl sEsnRns. sssd
coRsET @ aospITALMFound.t,on IA qs and III sir-
ct 1aDs 1RRsas sens:
Sc S,sr cossETss, 0sssl I4tR st" t." NV. NV RSOh
FEEL BETTER after nrst treatment or no
fee relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma. rheumatism, arthritiS.
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
feet Lady as2 20 years expert
WANTED-Young lady with designing
ability, also. for selling and willing to
learn operations Of business Apply EN-
BROIDERY SHOP. s29 11th st. NV.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self-conf1dence. freedom from self
sOnssiogsness f,aa m French conversation; private
JASuARY CLEARANCE Of foundations.
girdles, brassieres and lingerie; reductions
HH 70 SoRssT sa5 ssi
fA5sE fftb E. sx T!Si 1885, slss as. for x
Wright. Il you are in need Of loan up r
$500 on YOUR signature -
SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIEs. CO. $500.
ases ysrs pA1aNEAgIT ne gH3r pesoss.ossa as aa de-
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN, family
groups. etc. by repntable concern. In
sEMTPRivATE ROOM and ward in nursing
h9I h9me 5 Ter elderly people; tray service. ICan
6REssMAKrNG AND ALTERATIONS Also
restlying. centrally located Equipped for
prompt service at moderate prices. Special
attention to bridal parties LEA ENGEI.
LILO St NV, Room 20. Telephone TX
seamstress. MRS. wEAv-
stsSooSpPssH stss 9PsH vs'kds;: .inS asS nisht'.
work gusranteed; upholstered furniturs
66eeaautifully 6e a shampooed In your home. DL
Evening star., 1946-01-15
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

estimating, handle men on lob. read Blue :
Prints. frure estimates; select Clientele
is RRSaE a.2YI B9Yps lsss NA ssss
sitions. No charge unless placed; Top sal
sries. Visit NATL. TEUHKHs AdtNCY.
Ssss II yEsl 1871 g st. IA, alll:
good future. Comptometer operators. Sif6.
Cashiers, s1pL,. S35 wk. Need 100 new
sene s.. os Ms. isE s.sf asH soYps SRsDssi isss
PERSONNEL CLERK %, $1,000; must
(25(, fast accurate, $40 wk EDITORIAL
clerk, publication, $1,000. Correspondent,
some typing, $3.50 up. Receptionist-typist,
100 new applicants daily for excellent
openings, See Miss Evans, BOYD's, 1888
r MA 233S
Evening star., 1946-01-15
SITUATIONS MEN end WoMEN.

COUPLE, white, settled. cook. butler house
Star. 1bs
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Continued on Next Pags.)
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rested In permanent work
ent once, 4th floor. LANS-
J., 9TH, Sth and z SITS. NV.
! for pricing laundry tick
resident preferred; steady
good pay. BLUE RIBBON
2 Hampden lane. Bethesda,
Evening star., 1946-01-15

RADIO SERVICEMAN for benchwork;
must be thoroughly experienced: good SAL
ary and commission. Call between and
II Sunday, CO. 1929; Monday, 9-6.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
{ TO OFFICE MANAGER-we

are IOOKInB TOT gITI WHO IS an efnClen1
typst and cashier, must be able to take
shorthand; payroll experience helpful but
not necessary. This is a permanent posi-.
ton with an excellent starting salary. Ap-
ply Mr. Wolf. BOND CLOTHES. 1895
Evening star., 1946-01-15

for general Office work ir
m. position for competent
$40 per wk.: 40-hr. wk
age. Box SD. Star.
!, contractors Office. Ap-
0S.. 1909 Conn. ave. NV
5 for general ONCE work
firm. congenial surround
salary to start, $3.50 per
and immediate opportun-
an appointment call Mr..
2. UNITED DISTRIBU-
5 West Virginia ave. ne.
with thorough knowledge
typing. AMERICAN RED
Naval Medical Center,
Oliver 500.
,S-A large, local cor
several young women for
X; / for secretarial va
hanical engineer: l for
] for general ONCE
a high school graduate,
preferred; not over &c
day, Abr. wk. Write,
yarding your exper., edu-
how soon available, sal
vacancy you are inter-
44-E. Star.
!, experienced general
apply MONOGRAM PIC
W Jersey ave. NV.
:, permanent position,
etirement benefits: 5-day
Evening star., 1946-01-15

RADIO REPAIRMAN that can do the work.
If you are the right man, steady work, good
pay; all answers confidential; state exper.,
Manted to start. Box 1h1-D. Star lRt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28
Vet Facilities
Need Doctors,
Nurses Badly

The Ve,prans Administration
has full-time jobs for 217 doc
tors in VA hospitals and region
al offices in Mississippi, Louisi-
ana and Texas, Dr.. Lee D. Cady,
branch medical director said this
week.
AT least 200 more nurses also
will be needed in the near fu-
ture as the hospitals become full
ly operational, he added. Nurses
now on duty with VA in this
area total SGT.
Intensive recruiting has brought
VAS doctor strength in the three
states TO 1871, but openings still
exist in all installations except
the Jackson, Mississippi hospital,
DR.. Cady said.
Hospitals which need doctors
include Alexandria and New Or
leans, Louisiana; Gulfport-Bloxi,
Mississippi; and Amarillo. Dallas,
Legion. Mckinney, Temple and
Waco, Texas.
Other openings for doctors eX-
ist in out-patient clinics aGd rat
ing boards in regional offices at
Dallas, Houston, Lubbock and
San Antonio, Texas; New Orleans
and Shreveport, Louisiana; and
Jackson. Mississippi.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28
Gender Suuce." One
Act Play Presented
AT Thedter Meeting

A onet-act play entitled. Can
der Sauce was presented at
the regular meeting Of the pas
point Little Theater Tuesday
night, under the direction of Miss
Zelda Zuber. Those in the cast
were Miss Julia Toy Brumfield,
Miss Bill Keoch, and Mrs. Lor-
raine Poets Buffet.
Dpirg the business meeting
which was presided oyer by the
newly elected president, Stan
ley Rebler, announcement was
made Of the committe appoint
mnts for the coming season. Com
mittees are as follows: produc-
ton advisory committee, Tom
Dawson, chairman; Harold
Brock, A. j. Moss, Earl Smack
and George Steele; play reading
committee, Mrs. j. 7. Thomp
son, chairman, Mrs. James Swee-
ney, Robert Wildwood, Mrs. sgd
ney Swan. Mrs. R. c. Gulley; fl
nance committee. c.. f. Briggs,
chairman, Ed Crane, Roy Will
liams; hospitality committee, Mrs.
G. f. Briggs, A. M. Swigert, Mrs.
Don Olien, Mrs. Saul peterzell.
E. r. Hammett and Verne Barnes.
The membership committee will
be made up of Mrs. J. T. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Saul Peterzell, Mrs. Ed
Mayes, Charles Hightower and
zelda Zuber of Moss Point and
Mrs. A. F. DAIMLER, Mrs. George
Steele, Mrs. Harold Brock, Rus
sci Bent, T. o. Green, J. P. Ennis,
Mrs. E. J. Jane, Jr., Mrs. Lor-
ltaine Poets Buffet and Tom
Sudduth Of Pascagoula.
The casting committee, headed
by Charles H%ightower, will CON
sist Of Mrs. Tom Wells, Mrs. p.
J. Higginbotham, Fred Haubv,
Mrs. T. X. Swayze and Mrs. Har-
old Brock.
Announcement was also made
that a supper will be held at
jackson Creek July 30 fer thea
ter members. Ms. Manuella Tay-
lor will De in charge.
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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

Miss Ellen Greene. bride elect,
VAS entertained Thursday, June
13, with a miscellaneous shower
in the recreation room of the
Kreole Methodist church. The
room was beautifully decorated
with spring flowers carrying out
The pink and white color scheme.
Refreshments of salad, cake and
cold drinks were served to the
many friends who attended. Hos
tcsses were Misses Gwendolyn
Wells, Bernice Coleman, la and
Janiece King.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28
HOME DEMONSTRATION
CLUB

The Baria Hcme Demonstration
CLUB net last Wednesday after
noon al The home Of Mrs. Brcaard
Baria. Several songs were sung
under he leadership of Miss Vela
MCKINLEY, home demonstration
agent. Mrs Edgar Baria display
Cd the chenille bedspgead which
S to be lalfled off to make mon
ey for The community house. A
round table discussion followed
on the topic Future Needs OF
the Negro Race. Miss Mckinley
hen discussed Kitchen Planning
and Arrangement, after which
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28
Miss Renoudet Takes
Red Cross Home
Service Job Here

Miss Lucille Renoulet from
New iberia, Louisiana, has been
employed by the Jackson County
Chapter of the American Red
Cross 10 replace Miss Mary Hank
ms as Home Service Secretary.
Miss Hankins was released By
he Chapter upon request of the
Atlanta, Ca, Area Office to be
given a promotion. The Savan-
nah, Ga. Chapter has requested
an interview with Miss Hawkins
as Home Service Director.
Miss Renoudet attended South
western Institute at Lafayette,
La, National Catholic School Of
Social Service, Washington, D.
:. and Columbia University,
New York City. She taught in
New Iberia and Mexico and has
acted as interviewer for United
Safes Employment Service in
Now Orleans, La, ard Los Ange-
les, Calf.
Miss Reneudet win De in the
Jackson County Chapter office
ocateG n the old central school
BUILDING on South Pascagoula
street, week DAYS $3.50 a. m. I'M
I'll 4:30 p. m. Saturday $3.50 a.
~. until - noon.
Fer emergency night service:
Miss Lucille, Renoudet, Home
Service Secretary. Phone l149-xi
or Miss Nellie Tallman, execu-
tive secretary, Phone 632.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28

She demonstrated a model kit
chen of built-in cabinets with a
miniature model kitchen. Refresh
ments were served To the follow
ing members: Mesdames Will
Johnson, Tom Baria, Pat Ware,
Lamar Baria, Edgar and Mes
DANES Axel Peterson, Marshall
Crawford, Nolle Hamilton and
Frank Shell who were visitors.
The next meeting will be held in
the home of Mrs. VIII Johnson
on July II.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28
Called Meeting Oh
Anolu WomUn's Club
Held Wednesday,

For the purpose of amending
and revising the bylaws of the
Organization, a called meeting Of
the Anola Woman's Club, for
merly the Junior Woman's Club,
was held at Lincoln Hall Wed
nesday afternoon.
The program of activities for
the coming year was presented BY
the incoming president, Mrs. sgd
ney Swan.
Mrs. J. Warren McClesky an
nouneed that the clubs annual
picnic will be held July 10 at
Jackson Greek.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28
Dr.. Crone Addresses
Negro Church Group
Sunday Afternoon

Dr.. J. c. Crane. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church in Pas.
eagoula. viii address the A. VI. f.
Zion Negro church congregation
Sunday afternoon as a part o.
aShipyard Day observances, i
was announced this week.
D.. Crane vii speak on his
experience as a missionary in
Korea and al shipyard employees
and tier families are invited
70 attend. There will also Be
special singing. including Negro
spirituals.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28

Highway accidents in l945 in
creased 20 percent over the pre-
vious year-2O,00 900 dead and
more than 100000 injured.