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Evening star., 1946-04-27

44-46-48 H ST. N.W.-First CONNER
cial. 3 stores. "a rooms and baths
above. PRICE: S28, 500.
1924 N. CAPITOL ST.-Corner brick, 2
stores and apartments. First Com
mercial. PRICE: 29,500.
1918 GOTH ST. NW-3-story row brick,
7 rooms and bath First Commercial
h.-W.c.h. PRICE: $4,000.
1904 K ST NW-3-story row brick
basement, Is rooms, h.-W.c.h. apt. in
basement. AreaWay from back yard to
18th St. Suitable for conversion into
small office building. 1892 So. ft. 1St
Commercial. PRICE: $4,000.
41O1 BLADENSBERG RD.-C olmar
Manor, Prince Georges County, Md
1st. Commercial. Detached frame, 8
rooms and bath, h.-W.h. House rents
from month to month. Size of lot, look
263. PRICE: $28,500.
$40 10TH ST. N.W.-3-story row brick
1St Commercial. Glass A district. 26X96,
basement, INV. Oil heat; 1st floor store,
End floor has office and 3rd floor has
apartment. PRICE: $4,000. .
53RD AND EAST CAPITOL ST.-Shop-
ping Center; stores, brick. Excellent
site for theater and additional store.
There are 24471 it. on E. Capitol St.
and 153 ft. on 53rd and 152 it. on 53rd
Pl. The entire area of the lot is approx.
36.699 SO. it. PRICE: 100000.
3405- -3423 M ST.-Brick, stores and 10
apartments. PRICE: S125, 900.
2O24-26-28 L ST. N.W.-1st Commercial
Very good future site for building. Row
brick houses up to present time.
PRICE: SIS, 500
1904 18TH ST. NW-1st Commercial
Colored. Possession at settlement
Semi-detached brick, 6 rooms and
bath; h.-w.h. coal. PRICE: $9650.
1915 H ST. N.W.-1st Commercial.
Brick, stories and basement. 10 rooms
and 2 baths, steam heat. Possession in
60 days. PRICE: $500
1887 H ST. NE-1st Commercial Two
stories and basement, rooms and
bath. Row brick. 10-car garage in the
rear. H.-Wh coal. Basement is vacant.
PRICE: $32, 500.
713-15-17-19 G ST. NW-4 story brick,
3 stores and hotel with 33 rooms Ex-
cellent investment. Statement furn-
lSl1Cu upOll ICdNCSb. At4SI o4co,OoO.
1917 K ST. NW-1st Commercial 4
story, corner brick, stores, 2 offices,
apartments. Excellent income. State
ment furnished upon request. PRICE:
$50 500
929 EYE ST. NW.-1st Commercial, s.
story row brick Store and apart
ments with lot in rear. PRICE: $29, 500.
1124-26 BLADENSBURG RD. N.E.-1st
Commercial 2 row frames, rooms and
bath. stories. PRICE: 81 ,450 for both.
5OO-5OOla -O2-O4 7TH ST. S.W.-1st
Commercial. Corner store and apart
ment and three brick houses No leases.
PRICE: $50 500
1853 COLUMBIA RID. NW-1st Com
mercial. 4-story brick bldg, containing
2 stores and 2 apis. No leases. PRICE:
$4,000.
1926 YOU ST. N.W.-1st Commercial, s.
story brick Chinese laundry in base
ment. Real estate office 1st floor and
upper floors consist of 6 apartments.
Monthly agreements. PRICE: $57, $780,
Evening star., 1946-04-27
NORTHEAST RESIDENTIAL

1903 FRANKLIN ST. NE.-Row brick,
6 rooms, bath, built-in tub, shower.
Recreation room with bar. Gas heat
Cabinets in kitchen. 5 years old, own
er occupies Possession in so days.
PRICE: S12,950.
2716 CENTRAL AVE. N.E.-Semi-
tached brick. Six rooms and bath.
H.-W.H. Lot 25X107. PRICE: SO $50.
3O3 K ST NE. VACANT story stuc-
co. 6 rooms and bath. Newly recon-
ditioned. PRICE: $3.50.
Ala E. CAPITOL-2-story row stucco.
5 rooms and bath. Hot-Water Arcola
heat. PRICE: $3.50
14OO-O2 E ST. NE; sol 14th ST. Ne
Two 2-story semi-det. bricks, and one
2-story row brick 1400-02, rooms
and bath. H.-WH each apis. in
each house. sol 14th, rooms and
bath, back yard. Lot 511aX36X60E.
PRICE: $19,500 for all.
1847 MONROE ST. N.E-Corner. as
bestos shingle, two story. apis 2 kit,
baths and refrigerators, full base
ment, garage and rear porchea Oil
heat. Monthly tenants. PRICE: $19,-
500.
1888 NEWTON ST. N.E.-Det. frame.
Living room, kitchen; two bedrooms
and bath on second floor. Full base
ment. H.-W.H. coal. Deep lot. PRICE:
$9,250.
537 3rd ST. NE-Row brick three
story bay window. Six rooms and
bath. H.-W.H. coal Monthly tenant
White. PRICE: $3.50.
SOUTHEAST RESIDENTIAL
1521-23-25 B ST.-Three brick houses
ALL ' "
1888 HORNER PL. Sc. Semi de-
tached brick, three years old Ar
ranged as two-family house with sep
arate entrances. Each apt 2 rooms,
kitchen and bath. Gas heat. refrig-
orators, and 2 stoves. PRICE: $13, 500.
1878 w ST. SE.-Detached frame, 7
rooms, 12 bath on first floor, 3 bed
rooms and bath on End floor. Oil heat.
Possession. PRICE: $13,50O.
SOUTHWEST RESIDENTIAL
Ais 9th ST. S.W-Row brick, 6 rooms
and bath. PRICE: $4,450.
119 F ST. S.W.-4-room row frame.
PRICE: $2,950.
1OO8-1O VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.-Row
brick and semi-det. brick. Row has
rooms and bath. Oil heat Semi-det.
has rooms, bath. H.-W.H Possession
at settlement. PRICE: S9,750 for row.
PRICE: $9,95O for semi-det.
327 o ST. SW.-Row brick, rooms
and bath. Electric. PRICE: $3.50.
APARTMENT UNITS
$50 G ST. S.E-3 stories and base
ment. Semi-det. brick. S apis, rented
as follows: No. l, rms, kit. and bath,
$3.50; No. 2, 4 rms, kit, bath, $500;
No. 3, rms, kit. and bath, $4,000; No.
4, 2 rms, kit. and bath, $3.50; No. 5,
rms, kit. and bath, $35O0 H-W.
heat, garages suitable for 13 cars.
PRICE: $21 600.
1880 WILTBERGER PL. N.W.-Second
Commercial. 3-story detached brick
apt house. 10 units. INV. coal heat.
Lot 44x96. PRICE: $29 500.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
IST AND 2ND
COMMERCIAL

1SO1-O3 9TH ST. NV. AND 1885,
2 apartments PRICE: SAT, 500.
412 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Two story
row stucco, store and apartment. Va
cant INV. Arcola heat. PRICE: $10,500.
415-17-19 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W.-2-
story brick warehouse and 2-Story REIN
forced concrete garage with ramps.
One block from Capitol and Union
Station. Excellent location for trucking
company having traffic with Union
Station or cab repair station. PRICE:
100000
1O11-13 10Th ST. story row
brick, 8 rooms and bath each. Zoned
GOD. Suitable for remodeling. Plans
and specifications available. PRICE:
$4,000.
819-821 @ ST NV; 816-919 R. l.
Corner of 9th and Rhode Island Ave.
9th and @ SITS. NV. First Commercial.
PRICE: $4O,500.
915 NEW YORK AVE. AND 10TH ST
TWo-StOry corner building. 1St Com
mercial. Yearly income, $6,480 PRICE:
100000.
1874 H ST. NE.-First Commercial lot
27x100, and 5-room frame house.
PRICE: $16,500.
515-17 F ST. and 603-5-7 9TH ST
Corner store, 16 rooms and baths
stories, h.-wh. and basement Building
fronting on st. IL rms. and baths
fronting on 9th st. Excellent site for
gas station, office building, etc. 1 block
from Hecht's. Lot 41I2x102. PRICE:
100000.
Evening star., 1946-04-27

1859 FIRST ST. N.W.-Det. brick apt.
house. apis. 5 rooms, kit and bath,
each. Latrobe heat. Separate gas and
electric meters. 2 stories and basement.
PRICE: $4,000.
471S-4722-4726 BIRD. ST. N.W.-3 mod
ern four-family flats. Each unit has 2
rooms, kit. and bath with individual
gas heat. Income S161OO per month
each. PRICE: S2l $50 each.
LINCOLN TERRACE APTS. 18TH AND
B SITS. N.E.-41 unit apt building.
Yearly rental S33 900 approx FHA fin
ancing. Call for further information.
PRICE: S255,000.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
RESIDENTIAL

1887 29th ST. T.N.W.-Georgetown, semi
detached brick. Six lovely rooms, 2
baths, fireplace in living room Garden
in rear Gas heat. Immediate possess
sion. PRICE: $25,50O
3205 RITTENHOUSE ST. NW.-Under
construction, to be completed in 80
days. 7 rooms, 2 baths, center hall
Rear screened porches, auto. heat, ga
rage. slate roof and many other fea-
lures. PRICE: $26.50O.
6 rooms and bath. Oil heat. in
closed porches. Conveniently located
near everything. PRICE: $12,950.
1902 ALLISON ST. N.E-Beautiful row
brick near Catholic University. 6
rooms, 2 baths. Full basement, garage
Conveniently situated. PRICE: $14,-
500
201 w. BRADLEY LANE, Chevy Chase,
Md. Attractive detached brick on lot
90X165. 7 spacious rooms, baths, rec
reation room, 2-car garage, porches,
etc. Opposite Chevy Chase Country
Club. PRICE: $39,500
DUPONT PARK HEIGHTS-1S new
homes under construction. Ready for
occupancy in 80 days. Row and semi
detached. 6 rooms and bath. Gas
heat. Recreation room, gas range, re-
frigerator, etc. PRICE: $12,750 and up.
IT'S S. PORTAL DRIVE NW-Charm-
ing detached brick. Adjacent to Rock
Creek Park. rooms, baths, recrea-
tion room. Auto. heat 2-car garage,
spacious lot. Price includes all furni-
ture and rugs. PRICE: $42,5OO.
650406 7th ST. N.W.-New Det. brick
home ready for occupancy in so days
rooms, 2 baths, bedrooms and baths
on second floor. Living rms, dining,
fully equipped kitchen on 1st floor
Full basement, gas heat. PRICE:
500.
5000 KANSAS AVE.-Charming de-
tached frame, arranged as 2-family
house. garages in rear. Oil heat.
Excellent site for apartment house.
1923 SO. it. PRICE: $16,500.
SO NEW YORK AVE. NW-Row brick,
rooms and bath. H.-WH. Full base
ment PRICE: $9,950.
Evening star., 1946-04-27


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.COLORED
RESIDENTIAL
NORTHWEST
las FIRST ST. NV story S. D.
frame, h.W.h. Arranged as apis. Total
rents per mo-, S99.50. PRICE: S9,450.
1912 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Row brick,
rooms and BATH gas, elec. PRICE:
$3.50.
1884 PROSPECT AVE. N.W-Semi- mi-det.
brick, 6 rooms, BATH cleo, latrobe heat.
PRICE: $3.50.
1751 SEATON- PL. N.W-3-story row
brick, rooms, bath. Latrobe heat.
PRICE: $6,450.
1852 9TH ST. NV row frames.
1925: rooms electric 1927: rooms,
electric. PRICE: $1,000 for both.
ITO LAMONT ST. Nw.-Row frame, 5
rooms and bath. PRICE: $3.50.
1928 18th ST NW.-2-story row brick,
rooms and bath, elec. Latrobe heat.
Lot 12x89. PRICE: $4,950.
9O9 25th ST. NW.-2-story S. d. frame,
6 rooms, gas, electric, full basement,
front lawn, rear yard. Very clean con-
dition. PRICE: $3.50.
SOUTHWEST
1O7 ST. N.W.-semi-det. frame, 6
rooms PRICE: $3.50.
SOUTHEAST
1874 HICKMAN PL. SE.-2 story row
brick. 6 rooms and bath Latrobe heat.
PRICE: So, ,450.
NORTHEAST
1902 MEIGS PL. NE-2-story S. D.
frame rooms, electric and water 17h
foot frontage. PRICE: $2950.
1910 D NE.-Attractive row brick ar
ranged for 2 families. Possession Of
second floor apt. PRICE: So, 1850.
1851 S. CAROLINA AVE. S.E-Row
brick, 5 rooms and bath. Arcola heat
PRICE: $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
JANUARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH RECORD;

4S14-1412- 2-16-1S-2o-22-24 CHAPPELLE
LANE N.W.-Of Nebraska Ave, be-
tween Reno Rd. and Fort Drive q
story frame, 5 rooms and bath each in
beautiful Chevy Chase section. Large
lots. PRICE: $3.50 each.
1920 CONCORD AVE. N.W.-A large
frame on lot with 9,40O So. it. rooms
and BATH H.-W.H. Zoned 40A. Excel
lent site for building. PRICE: $500
per SO. it.
856 VENABLE PL. N.W.-Charming
bungalow off Piney Branch Rd. 5large
rooms and bath. Oil heat Screened
porches, spacious grounds, excellent
condition. Possession PRICE: S13,95O
1211-13 L ST NV two-story row.
l three-story row brick. ii rooms and
2 baths. Ideal for rooming house.
PRICE: $3.50 each.
SO MASS. AVE. N.W-Row brick.
rooms. Newly reconditioned. PRICE:
S4,250.
1904 IRVING ST. NV Semi = det
brick arranged into 3 apartments.
Completely furnished with possession
at settlement. Ideal investment
PRICE: $4,000
1926 T ST. NW-3- story brick, 8
rooms and bath Oil heat, full base
ment. Deep lot, etc. PRICE: S13,95O,
1131 EUCLID ST. NW.-Row brick,
arranged as apartments. 1st fl. apt.
delivered vacant. Oil heat. 2-car
metal garage, etc. Good income.
PRICE: $16,950.
2618-20 K ST. NW.-Old Georgetown
home where George Washington spent
his last night in Washington. 4 story,
stucco over brick and basement, ar
ranged as Is apartments. H.-W.H.
PRICE: $4,000
Evening star., 1946-04-27
SOUTHWEST

lot F ST. NW.-Semi-det frame, 6
rooms. PRICE: $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
SOUTHEAST

1874 HICKMAN PL. SE.-2 story row
brick. 6 rooms and bath. Latrobe heat.
PRICE: So ,450.
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-11
kindergarten Pupils
Prepare Yule Program

Mrs. H. Lee Mamlett's kinder
garten pupils are reported prepar-
ing for the Christmas period by
making suitable decorations, learn
ing pieces to speak and practicing
several of the carols.
Among many guests at a recent
playday were Raleigh Herman, Jim
mic VanNice, Perry Kay Palmer,
Jimmie Anderson, Dennis and Gary
Whitmer, Sandra and Connie De-
Valid.
Jerry Frank was out of school a
week because of illness in his fam
lily, and Gayle Burke and Jackie
Anderson were out a few days be-
cause of slight illnesses. Willie
Tipps is taking a vacation of a few
weeks.
A tea for mothers will be given
Dec. 10, for which the children
nave prepared a program.
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-11

The Rainbow Girls, at their meet
last Wednesday evening at the Ma
sonic temple, featured a "Little Sis
ter" party attended by about 20
guests. After the business meeting
the assembly entertained with a
program and games. A lunch was
served by Mrs. ]. R. Heebner, Mrs.
l.. L.. Smith and Mrs. Elizabeth
Clark. Plans were made to have
the Christmas party and gift ex-
change at the temple Dec. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Gowen left
Tuesday for the western part of
the state where they will spend
a weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur George visit
ed recently with relatives of Mr..
George in Garland, Wyo.
Miss Vida Mclaughlin of Cody,
Wyo., was a dinner guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Star
bard Tuesday and an overnight
guest of Mrs. Robert Watson.
Mrs. George N. Frank, Mr.. and
Mrs. D.. III. FRANK and daughter
Connie, of Silesia visited several
days in Sidney with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Baker had
as their guests Sunday, Mrs. Bertha
Keepers and l.. A.. Wells, both of
Billings.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Taylor were
recent Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Parker of Custer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Kaiser and
children of Newtonville were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
E. Conner.
B. E. Lamb of Butte and his son
Franklin Lamb, of Helena, spent
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Lamb, parents of B. E. Lamb.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04
Start of New Wells Marks
Coming of Spring, Wyoming

CASPEEvdence that spring has definitely arrived
vded this week by of well locations in widely
separated with the that drilling operations this
may lbe par with those of 1945
Chief interest in the continues in the deepest well
the Rocky Mountain region Mountain Fuel Supply Company
2S94oo deep the Church Bues structure in southwest
Wyoming This well is still testing the DakoaLakota sand
series through peoraons 1264066O and last reports
showing 100000 daily with approximately barrels
of ondensate hourly Full section has not been tested and
generally believed the well will make much
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04
Explanation
Of Symbols

To save tamze, mmmer0ms sysmb0ks are
used ia these Wyoming wen reports.
Here's what they msemms
HOPD---sarrczs of oh per Gag.
BOPH---h&Freas Of osz per boar.
Rs ~ W--baaze sediment and water.
Dat. or D6T--<zrill sxsm test
sdERT--@0vfax sm Rotary tools.
M0CT--msvtae en- cable tools.
Pa or P.A,--pamSKe& back.
RURT-Fsga3ng mp rotary toois-
It'd. or TU-sokma depth
WOG--wmkksng Ga cement.
WORT-waitsng on rotary tools.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04

condenzate recovered CssDenssa o u An.
pipe at 1885. Top Mxlddx S1Iz. Dat $3.50
showed 5000 Nj gss Assd 2oo na2 e@sr
In Tansaeep, 1925 Aruexens TO- 420.
Madison 10 .67o: Big Horn. 1878, I'd.
PB and 7-anch set, 1g,zz1 Psxf $3.50 %
PERT. 10 Gao 10 .06S op@n w hrs &.uo3 ri
II. sour gas ana est. 40 30. Near com
pletion In Egnis&x. Flowed r. hlszs In q
hours. Rotary moved out standard der
rick erected.
Pare Oh No.
NWA 1%-4S92M
Setting 10-lnch. $3.50; drilling p@s3 1873.
Gas and condenxats at 1900, tn Frontier.
Top LIST Frontier, 7z20; I'd Frunkiax, 1888;
Sd Frontier, 7ee9. DST 76a4-77aT. shoged
recovery Of 400 # condsnsats and ITO
It. oil-cut mud Drilling. s5es
Pare on No.
SW SW 17-4e-o2
MIRT.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04

(Sweetwafer County,
acknowledgements No.
NE NE NV l0-26N-90W
Drilling, 1882.
SInclair100 A
SW Sc Sc 11-26N-9OW
MIRT. (FIRST REPoRT)
LYsits Unit
Fremont County,
Sinclair No.
NE NE NV 35-3eN-91W
Building derrick.
Maverick Springs
Fremont County,
Riverton OH CO.TribaI No. II
Sc Sc NE 22-6N-2W
Standing, 1880.
Middle Bu,ster
(Sweetwater County,
Mountain Fuel sapply.Hetzler No.
Sc Sc Sc 6-1SN-103W
Fishing, 4020.
Nieber Dome
(Washakie County,
Parker Bros.-Callfornia Co.-Nieber No.
Lot Sec. 1852
Rig burned by large gas flow at 6347.
Gas In Cody shale, est 10000, 900 Gu. IL.
to test Tensleep, expected at 10000.
Set 8 Tin. casing at 1893.
North Bcneter
(Sweetwafer County
Transcai-Capper MOL
SW SW NV 12-19N-104W
Location.
Transcal-U. p. No. s
NE Sc NV 11-19N-104W
Drilling, 2s62.
Oil Mountain Field
(NatrOna County,
Texaco-Clark No.
NE NE SW 35-33N-82W
I'd, 3416; P.B., 2675. Testing. Averag-
ing IT'S bbls. oil per day; % water.
Oregon Busin-
Park County,
Ohio-Baston b No.
NV NE NE s-50-100
I'd, Abb. P.B.. $500. Testing.
Ohio-WiIson No.
NV SW NV 9-60-1O0
I'd, 4130; P.B, 1928. Testing.
Rex Luke
(AIbany County,
Masatch-Coughlin No.
NV 26-16-77
I'd, 3s70; re-drilled to 1899. Testing.
River Dome
(Washalie County,
Pare OIL No.
NWL 1882
DIST at 7270, 80 It. In Frontier, showed
for 5000 M wet gas. Some 56-gravity
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04

Ohio Harwason a. Cooper No. ~
SW SW z-1D-T6
Installing pump, Soe0.
Ohio Harrseon q Cooper No. 3
NV Sc NV 11-19-7s
woo, 105.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04
Eost L0nce Greek
(Niobrara County,

Continemtal "a Corsezl
Sc SW NE 26-36N-8zW
COMPLETION. I'D, 1896. Flowed 176
30 and 4s bbls. water in "a hrs. from
second Dakota.
Continenfal-Cordell4 "A
NV SW NE 26-36N-64W
Rig up. (FIRsT REP0RT)
Elk Bdsin Field -
Park County,
Continensai-N. p. No.
NE SIC NV 29-57-e0
Top Dakota, 662z; DIST Dakota sand,
50o1-57zl est: 5000 NJ #. gas; Top SUN
dance, GIGS. Top Embar, 1850. Drilling,
1888.
ContinentaI.Tda G0odsteln No.
NE SW SW 20-57-9o
Drilling 65o5.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04
Send Drew
(Hot Springs Commty)

Sand Draw OIL Co.-Eass !
No. 4
SW NV SW 24-32N-o6W
Standing, 6115.
Sinclair No. 3
SW Sc Sc 10-32N-e5W
Drilling. 4470.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-04
Elk Bdsin Field
Park County,
Frunnls Field
Park County,

Continental No. 6 N. p. No. &
BE Sc SW 23-6SN-98W
Top Morrison, 2316; top Sundan
Drilling, $3.50.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
Mrs. C. 0. Elder
Observes Birthdays
OF Her Daughters

A double celebration of the
birthdays of her daughters, Dor
otby and Dianne, took the form
of a party at which the little
girls mother, Mrs. G.. O. Elder
was hostess at her home at 1923
Admiral Dewey.
An enhancing sight to the lit
tie honorees and their guests was
the two ornate birthday cakes,
one with six candles and the 9TH
or with three, that ornamented the
prettily decorated table.
After a series of games had
been enjoyed each of the little
honorees lighted the candles on
her particular cake amid the ira
ditional birthday rites. The cakes
were cut later and served with
strawberry ice cream.
Besides Dorothy and Dianne
those enjoying the fun were
Olivegeene Taylor, Jenny Tucker,
Fronnie Sue Broome, Carolyn and
Sharleen Byce, Billy Taylor, Jean
cite Neal, Gloria and Gwendolyn
Chaupis, Joe and Jimmy Brink
ley, Evelyn Rundles and Richard
Rosenan.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26

classes of colors, blue for first,
white !o1 second and red for third.
They were awarded as follows:
RoSes-best single rose. Mrs. l..
Il. Mcintosh. blue; Mrs. A. J.
Franklin, white; Mrs. H. B. Over
street red.
Best group of three roses-Miss
Bessie Cowan, blue; Mrs. James d.
Gautier, white.
Best arrangement of roses--Mrs.
W. c. Havens, blue; Miss Bessie
Cowan, white; Mrs. G. A. Ora
ham, red.
Specimens of phlox, verbena and
daisies-Mrs. J. D. Gautier, blue.
Best daisies arrangement-Miss
Ella Macarthur.
Miniature arrangement - Miss
Bessie Cowan, blue and white;
Mrs. H. B. Overstreet, red.
Mixed flowers arrangement
Mrs. Vincent Torres, blue; Mrs.
H.. B. O~verstreet, white; Mrs.
Sarah Hawkins, red.
Larkspurs-Mrs. Frank Spann,
Jr., blue; Mrs. w. c. Ravens,
white and red.
Waterlilies-Mrs. J. d. Gautier
blue.
Bottlebrush-Mrs. j. d. Gautier,
blue.
Specimen of sweet peas--Mrs.
], D. Lowe, blue; Mrs. Vincent
Torres, white.
Sweetpea arrangement - Mrs.
]. d. Gautier, blue.
Cornflowers-Mrs. H. B. Over
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
Monthly Meeting OF
Bebekoh Lodge e
At Odd Fellows Hull

The monthly meeting of Puri-
ty Rebekah Lodge was held at
the Odd Fellows hall on Krebs
avenue Thursday, April 18.
The meeting was opened by
Mrs. jeanette Martin, noble grand,
who directed the business period.
At this time pictures of the men,
pership taken on a previous oc-
casion were obtainable by those
who desired them.
When business had been dis
posed OF the program committee
presented a drill in which those
who participated formed a cross
and stood at attention while a
quartet sang, THE Old Rugged
Cross" and Christ Arose"
Afterwards, the members re-
paired to the dining room which
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26
Forinighily Club Initiates Annual
Flower Show AT Moss Point. April z

On Wednesday, April "a, the
Fortnightly club of Moss Point
held what is planned to be the
start Of a series of annual affairs
in the form of a flower show at
the Community House in Moss
Point.
During TIE hours of exhibition
an admiring crowd of citizens from
Pascagoull, 2rd nearby towns as
well as fytm Moss Point; viewed
the unusually fine display of flow
ers.
Visitors were welcomed by Mrs.
j. I. Thompson, president of the
'cluD who was assisted by its 9TH
er members in receiving them and
in explaining the different dis
plays.
Mucn credit for the large num-
Der of exhibits should be accord
ed Mrs. T. X. Swayze, Mrs. w. c.
Ravens, Mrs. Sarah Hawkins and
Miss Adah Head, who formed the
flower committee.
The judges were Mesdames
John r. Watts. Robert Gulley, Jr.
and Perry Thompson of Pasca-
goula.
Besides the ribbons awarded
for displays there was a sweep
stakes prize which went to Mrs.
Frank Spann, Jr., for a very large
and artistic arrangement of lark
spurs.
Prizes were divided into three
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26

DR.. W. A. Bell, pastor of the
Parkway Baptist church at
Jackson, Miss, will conduct a
series of revival meeting at the
First Baptist church in Pasca-
goula beginning April 10Th and
ending May 5th., Dr. L. E. Green,
pastor, announced this week.
Two services daily, at 10 a. m.
and 1880 p. M, will be held dur
ing the course Of the meeting,
DR.. Green said.
DIR. Bell is widely known here
and throughout the state.-
Choir music accompanied by
the pipe organ and piano win
be under the direction of C. R.
Hare, minister of music for The
church.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-26

street. blue.
Easter lilies-A. J. Franklin.
Amaryllis-Mrs. ]. T. Thomp-
son. blue; Mrs. w. c. Ravens,
white.
Pair arrangement-Mrs. T. X,
Swayze, blue; Mrs. Sarah Haw-
kins, white; Miss Mary McInnis,
red.
Mrs. l.. X. Mcintosh also re-
ccived honorable mention for an
arrangement of mixed flowers.
A miniature collection of pitch
r was displayed by Mrs. r. c.
Eley and a similar collection of
elephants by Mrs. j. L. Heidelberg