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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

ficient dealer.
Marietta Farmer and Dairy Sup
ply, in Marietta, at 123 3rd ST., is
thoroughly posted on farm and
dairy machinery and is never too
busy to demonstrate or explain in
detail any piece of machinery or
equipment.
The modern farmer strives for
the maximum results from his labor
and acreage and to do this he must
keep thoroughly up to date in i'm
provements on dairy farm machin-
cry.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

Determination of the Brickwede
Bros. Co., in Marietta, to combine
individuality with equality did not
permit them to confine their serv-
ice to stock lines. In their own fac
tory they specialize in the manu-
facture of dining room furniture OF
quality design that appeals to all.
Today when good furniture is
difficult to obtain they are famed
for the "Better-Built" furniture
which is turned out from their own
factory.
They direct a business that is not
describable by the term furniture
manufacturer. It is a home furnish
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

Decker's Electric Shop, in Mari
eta, at 239 Second St, Phone 2544,
handles Hot Point household appli-
ances, such as ranges, dish washers,
washing machines, hot water heat
ers, garbage disposals, home freez-
ers and refrigerators. In connection
line of radios and small appli-
ances for the home.
Decker's Electric Service Shop at
614 Ninth street, Phone 848, Is
equipped to repair all makes of
commercial and domestic refriger-
alton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03
THE PIONEER SALES & SERVICE CORP.
KALAMAZOO HEATING & APPLIANCE STORE

1947 Kalamazoo gas ranges; coal
and wood ranges; electric ranges;
and wood ranges; combination coal,
wood and gas ranges, furnaces and
heaters, and washing machines.
This firm offers a complete serv-
ice on Kalamazoo furnaces.
They will only sell you the
size Kalamazoo furnace made to
properly heat your home, store or
apartment.
If you are figuring on a Kala-
mazoo furnace or heater let the
Kalamazoo Heating and Appliance
Store help you make your plans.
And all that is new and up to date
will be included.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03
GRTFFITH'S BUICK COMPANY
SEE THE "1947 BUICK"

This firm does all kinds of repair
work on cars, carrying a line of
Buick replacement parts. Service is
not an idle boast. 1t is the result of
years of good workmanship done by
men of recognized skill.
Their line of used cars are safe
and dependable. They have always
expressed the idea that a used car
deserves the same attention as the
new ones and for this reason the
public has come to know when they
purchase a used car from Griffith
Buick Co. in Marietta at I'll Scam
mel, they will receive dollar for
dollar.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03
McKITRICK BODY SHOP
BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS

such condition you will never know
it has been in a collision.
In this review attention is called
to McKitrick Body Shop in Marietta
at rear 213 Putnam, who has kept
abreast of the times and is meeting
the problems of the day.
Their service is referred to all
people in this section to call them
for specifications and estimates on
contemplated work. You will find
them courteous and accommodating
and highly efficient.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

I. Glenn Sewer Printing in Mari
eta at 615 Second ST., has estab-
lished a reputation over this section
as master printers on commercial
printing and engraving.
The manager is thoroughly con-
versant with all kinds of commercial
printing or engraving and will be
able to assist you in selecting the
type of work best suited to your
particular needs.
In point of quality, workmanship,
and attractiveness, /. Glenn Sewer
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

Aside from their new cars they
have used cars. If you are contem-
plating the purchase of a used car
we can recommend this establish
ment as one that will furnish you
with a dependable used car at a
price you can afford to pay.
The entire personnel of the serv-
ice department joins in cordial in
vitation to call for service at any
time and assure you that they have
every detail of equipment and work
men to give your automobile what
ever attention it may need.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

McKitrick Body Shop is head
quarters for autoists and garage
men for many miles around. They
offer complete service in body
and fender repairing, painting for
automobile and truck. They have
equipped their establishment with
the latest equipment for the COM
plete service. No matter what kind
of smash-up you have been in, you
will find that they will be able to
take your car or truck and put it in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

Griffith's Buick Co. is authorized
Sales and Service for Buick. when
better automobiles are built, Buick
will build them" More power,
more comfort and it surpasses in
beauty and luxury anything Buick
has ever built. You will be amazed
at its greater economy. There can
be no curtailment of Buick Quality
no substitute for dependability.
You will also find the new and
beautiful Buick cars truly christen-
ed Buick Finest. Built to stay
new longer and styled to stay beau
tiful,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

Miller Bottling Co. trucks daily
traverse a large section of this part.
Patrons speak highly of the service
accorded by this firm.
Try a carton at your home.
There is nothing more refreshing
for the tired housewife than a cool,
satisfying bottle of Sun Spot. To
those in desire of the best soft drink,
phone your order to your local
dealer. This firm gives a special
service for large public affairs and
churches. Phone Marietta 1857 and
reverse the charges.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

trucks of any capacity desired, and
offered at prices which are astound-
ingly reasonable when the quality
of the GMC truck is considered.
Dunbar GMC Truck Co., is recog-
nized as an authority on motor
truck transportation, thoroughly
familiar with all the details of this
important problem that is now en-
crossing the attention of so many
business men and manufacturers.
Dunbar GMC Truck Co. can give
facts and figures on original cost
of maintenance. They have been
called upon to assist many large
concerns in solving their transporta-
ton problems most satisfactorily.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03
ITALIAN SPAGHETTI

That important question often
arising among people of Caldwell
and vicinity, where shall we go for
a sandwich or dinner while in
Marietta that will be the best. In
our opinion that question is easily
answered.
One of the most economical places
to eat is the New Dainty Lunch, al
TIA Front st. Here you will find
Italian spaghetti, steak and chop
dinners, beer and wines everything
for the satisfaction of the custom
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

charge is motor engineer of abil-
lty who understands all the little
intricacies of this scientific part of
the construction and equipment of
motors.
The proprietor, o. ]. McConaha,
is a graduate electrical engineer.
Operating his firm as training
center under the G. I. Bill, for ex-
servicemen, giving the graduates
immediate positions, either at his
firm or with any firm in electrical
engineering. By this training serv-
ice he is cooperating with the vet
eran's administration.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

hotel.
The rates at this hotel are very
reasonable and they are at your
service when you register as guest
of this hotel. The rooms are modern
with bath and ventilation. Their
dining room is known for good food
and reasonable prices and we refer
it to all our readers without hesi-
tation.
Every community that can boast
of such hotel as Hotel Lafayette
in Marietta is sure of much recog-
milton over the surrounding coun-
trV
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03
MARIETTA FRUIT PACKAGE & LUMBER COMPANY
WOOD AND FIBRE BASKETS

tai basis of the Marietta Fruit Pack
age and Lumber Co. for their wide
experience early taught them that
by making a quality wood basket,
they would please their customers.
Then as jobbers of fibre baskets
which enables them to give their
customers a complete service.
We deem it fitting that we make
special mention of the Marietta
Fruit Package and Lumber Co. We
want to aid you in appreciating
what an important part it plays in
the industrial life of the community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03
BAKER & BAKER
FINEST IN JEWELRY

casion, you will find that when you
make your choice from the stock
offered by Baker & Baker, in Mari
eta at 105 Putnam ST., you will not
only be choosing in good taste, but
of lasting quality to give pleasure
for years to come.
No matter whether it is jewelry
repairing, watch or clock work or
the remodeling and modernization
of your jewelry, you will find that
this firm offers a most complete
service.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03
GARMAN & NIEB REAL ESTATE AGENCY

home in the city where he will be
in a better position to educate his
children. Still he may be one OF
the many who have worked hard
the greater part of their lives In
the country and wish to spend the
balance of their years where tasks
are lighter. If so, you will find this
agency has desirable properties to
choose from.
Regardless of what you have in
mind that comes within the prov
ince of real estate, you will find
you have placed the matter in COM
petent hands if you consult Gar
man & Neib Real Estate Agency, in
Marietta at 2O6-08 First National
Bank Building.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

has a complete service IN meat
smoking lard rendering, poultry
dressing and custom butcherlng.
Also wholesale and retail meats
and carry the largest selection OF
frozen goods IN Washington coun-
ty.
The farmers and city folks can
rent a cold storage locker at an ad-
vantage of this service. We con-
gratulate the Marietta Frozen Food
Locker Co., upon the enterprislng
way they have seen tit to develop
their cold storage business.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03
l. GLENN SEWER PRINTING
FOR GOOD PRINTING AND ENGRAVING

Printing compares favorably with
the larger printers in the cities, ex-
cept the prices are reasonable. 1t is
best to select your commercial
printer and stay with him for he
can give you the best service.
The success of the !. Glen Sewer
Printing Co., is distinct tribute to
the business ability of the owner,
who has always insisted that its
patrons be served with the very best
work. In charge is prominent and
well known business man of the
community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

war rubber in heat resisting quality.
This new tire combines a wider
thread design which puts more rub
Der on the road. All these features
combine to prove our statement,
New Goodrich tires will outwear
prewar tires.
If you have a passenger car or
truck castings with worn-smooth
threads, you can take them to B. F.
Goodrich Stores and they will recap
them with the best material and up
to-date methods.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03
BROUGHTON'S FARM DAIRY, INC.

EXTRA VITAMINS YOU NEED

The public has come to depend
on the Broughton's Dairy Farm,
Inc, for Grade A Pasteurized Milk,
Vitamin D Milk, Ice Cream, Sweet
Cream, Cottage Cheese and Cream
cry Butter.
The excellent and courteous
treatment their efficient clerks are
giving the people at their Dairy
Store at 1913 Putnam street in Mari
eta, is winning for them a large
patronage, of which they may be
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03
DECKER'S ELECTRIC SHOP
HOTPOINT HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES

You may save yourself worry
about such as these by simply con-
sulting this firm. 1t is the business
of Decker's Electric Service Shop,
to study such problems. BY their
skill, by their satisfactory service
they have earned for the nselves a
reputation which has travelled a!
over this section.
Electricity runs all the home If
not the world. You have heard this
statement often and every modern
housewife will testify to the truth
of it.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

Baker & Baker, established in
1861, is Marietta's finest quality
store, excellently appointed and
carries nationally advertised dia-
monds, watches, silverware and
many jewelry items. These are of
the very latest style. They are Of
fered at prices that are very reason
able, and the store is known as a
place to secure the most reliable
jewelry.
Whether selecting jewelry for
yourself, or a gift for any other oc-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03
NEW DAINTY LUNCH
STEAKS = CHOPS

In selecting the food. products
served the manager makes as many
of his purchases from local pro-
ducers as possible. This does two
things, it gives other local business
houses the benefit of the trade and
assures the patrons of the best In
meat, poultry, butter and other
foods.
Whenever business or pleasure
takes you to Marietta make 1t a
point to dine at the New Dainty
Lunch where you will be assured
the best in food, properly served al
an economical price.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03

justly proud.
Their pasteurized milk is a quail
ity milk produced for those who
want the best that can be had.
Throughout this entire section,
Broughton's ice cream is poular for
flavor.
They offer an excellent market
to the farmer for his milk and
cream, paying the best market
prices at all times. Bring or send
your cream and milk to Broughton's
Farm Dairy, Inc in Marietta.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
Mrs. John Brock. Jr.
Host To Business
Womun's S Circle

Mrs. John Brock, Jr., was hos
tess to the Business Women's
Circle of the First Baptist church
of Moss Point in the home of Mrs.
Forbes Hayes on Tuesday evening,
November 25.
Mrs. G. L. Bond led the de-
votional and gave an interesting
discussion on Africa, the subject
of the mission study. This was
followed by a prayer voiced by
Miss Stella Harris for the mission
work in Africa.
Suggested projects adopted by
the circle were the preparation
of Christmas box for the Baptist
Orphanage in Jackson and a
meeting for mission study and
week of prayer set for December
9Th.
During the social hour delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Six new members have beer
added to the circle roll.
Mesdames Lundy Heidelberg
John c. Paul, B. D. Floyd, N. c
Everett and Misses Stella Har-
ris and Ada Bond joined the
Business Woman's circle at this
meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
Grubb-Sc0rborough
Wedding Solemnized
Wednesday. Nov IS

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lie Conner Scarborough at 1908
East Taft avenue, Pascagoula, was
the setting for a pretty home we'd
ding when the daughter of the
house, Miss Jacqueline Scarbo-
rough, became the bride of Zelo-
tes Daniel Grubb, November l9 at
7.30 o'clock in the evening.
The service was conducted by
the Reverend ]. H. billiard, pas
tor of the Eastlawn Methodist
church, and the attendants were
Mrs. Ben Farris as matron of hon.
or and Richard Suter of Fort
Wayne, Ind, as best man.
The bride wore an ensemble of
white and her corsage was of
matching carnations.
Mrs. Farris wore a suit of black
with red carnations forming her
corsage. Mrs. Grubb wore a suit
in fashionable color with carna-
tions. Mrs Scarborough wore a
tan suit with yellow carnations.
Other feminine guests wore
handsome corsages which were
presented them by Mrs. Claude
Allen, who was a member of the
house party.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Suter of Arlington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Suter
of Fort Wayne, Ind.
Others attending were the par
ents of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Grubb, formerly of New
Albany, Miss, but now residents
of Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28


gumbo. Good at any time, gumbo
is the perfecst follow up for the
day after a big feast.
Made from a basic recipe, gum
bo has many variations, depend
ing upon the seasonings. Served
with steamed rice, it can be a
meal in itself. From the sector
where gumbo is famous we offer
the following recipes.
Even as we write finis to the
Thanksgiving dinner. we start
planning for Christmas. Thus
goes the life of a cook. But
Christmas and fruit cakes are
practically synonymous. and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28

to start marketing for your
fruits and nuts. So for next
week we are asking that you
send in your favorite recipe for
fruit cake. dark or white or
the traditional recipe that your
family has used for years. if
you will share it. Next week
we'll begin our Christmas cul-
mary preparations with fruit
cakes.
First Prize
Mrs. Leon Nelson
416 Arthur ST., Moss Point
Sea Food Gumbo
5 tablespoons bacon drippings
6 tablespoons flour
2 large, finely chopped onions
Garlic to taste
115 cups finely chopped celery
| large can tomatoes
/ can tomato sauce
3 tablespoons Worchester sauce
l teaspoon gumbo file
2 lbs. shrimp
l pit. oysters
Salt and pepper to taste
Brown flour in bacon drippings,
add onions, celery and garlic;
cook for five minutes, stirring
constantly. Add tomatoes and to-
mato sauce, plus cups of water,
salt and pepper, Boil over medium
flame for l hour. Add shrimp,
cook for .18 minutes; then add
oysters, continue to cook S min
utes longer. Remove from fire,
add Worchester sauce and gum
bo file. Serve with steamed rice.
Second Prize
Mrs. Lee Thomas
Gautier
Turkey Gumbo
2 cups roux
2 cups fresh cut okra or ! num-
Der 2 can tomatoes cut fine
/ cup celery, cut fine
R cup sweet pepper cut fine
| cup onions cut fine
l/8 teaspoon red pepper
/ teaspoon black pepper
" teaspoon all spice
2 or 3 bay leaves
/ bud garlic (about "a teaspoon
minced)
Salt to taste
Make a rich brown roux by us
ing 1Ia cups bacon drippings, and
l cup of flour, ham fat, sausage
drippings or fat SKINNED from
roasting pan can, also, be used
After roux is brown simmer the
cut okra in the roux until well
cooked. Then add tomatoes, SIM
mer until we'll cooked; then ado
celery, onions and sweet pepper
The trick in making a good gum.
bo lies in the thoroughness Of
the simmering of the above vege-
tables. They should each be un-
recognizable.
Add stock which should be
made ready before by boiling the
left over meat and bones. There
should be l1A cups of stock to
each cup of simmered vegetables.
After adding stock bring to a
boil, then add pepper, spice and
bay leaves; boil for a few minu-
ties, then add garlic. Salt to taste,
remove from fire; allow to cool,
skim off excess fat. Reheat to
boiling point before serving. Re-
move bay leaves. Serve over
steamed rice.
Serves 8. Remember that a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
Arts And Crafts
Club Hears Talk
On Use OF Color

The monthly meeting of the
Arts and Crafts club was held
at the Community Activities
building on Tuesday afternoon
with the recently elected presi-
dent, Mrs. B. F. Sudduth, in the
chair.
A very helpful talk on Color"
was given by Mrs. E. L. Brantley
who told of the primitive colors
and their compliments and how
to combine them and gave sug-
gestions regarding their use.
After Mrs. Brantley's talk, the
hostesses for the afternoon, Mes
danes Ivan Murray and Allen
Stubblefield, served refreshments.
It was announced that the rug
making class will hold an all-day
meeting at the activities build
ing, Wednesday, Dec. 3.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
Cumbo Recipes To Use Up Leftover
Thanksgiving Turkey; Fruit Cake Next

For cooks who are faced with
the remains of the Thanksgiving
turkey and depleted budget, we
suggest the following recipes for
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28

good gumbo is thick and creamy
never watery or soupy-and
never has hunks of vegetables
floating around. Lots of trouble,
but worth it.
Third Prize
Mrs. Edgar Baria
Daria
Mississippi Chicken Gumbo
/ large fowl cut in pieces and
rolled in flour
4 medium sized onions, chopped
/ at. can of tomatoes
qt. can okra
3 qts. cold water
2 tbs. bacon fat or butter
2 green peppers, chopped
4 tbs. flour
| tbs. salt
2 tbs. chopped parsley
Pinch of cayene pepper
Heat the fat in a frying pan
and brown the chicken. Put meat
and bones in the soup pot, pour
on water and cook slowly. In the
frying pan cook the onions to
golden brown. Add tomatoes and
okra, which have been cut in
pieces and cook until the mixture
is well blended and thick, add the
flour.
Pour the mixture into the soup
pot, add other ingredients, cover
and simmer for two hours. The
gumbo should be cooked until it
is quite thick and served with
steamed rice.
Use the above recipe if baked
leftover chicken or turkey is to
be used, but omit-"Heat the fat
in a frying pan and brown chick
en-" and 2 tbs. of bacon fat or
butter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-16
MeGEHEE
Mrs. c. Green

Mrs. c. Green
Mrs. Julie Minor spent Moth.
ers Day in Malvern with her
children, Rev. and Mrs. Wayne
Wellington =. Mrs. Lille Aid.
ridge has returned from West
Ben, Ala. where she spent sever
al days due to the death of her
sister =. Mrs. Emma Hayes
was called to Little Rock Wed.
due to the death of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Beasley Wis
tied in Little Rock May 4th -.
James Lamb who is suffering
with his eyes is much improved
=. Rev. Crout of Pace Miss.
preached at Isaac Chapel Mon.
day night after which he visited
sick friend, Manuel Williams
and had service at his bedside.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-16

die S, done to Dazzle Dean? -,
Is 1t LOVE? -, Kilroy and Dol.
lie l., are falling In love :. Was
the sailor personal friend of A.
NJ, Ponds? -, Why is 1t that
Lloyd and Mildred still slip a.
round in the hall, maybe he
does't want H. Payne to catch
him 49,, was away but | heard
about the Saturday evening mo.
vie the kids took in -. Maybe
that's why my long distance call
did not do any good 49,. Baucum
and Dazzle Dean must be cousins
they both sleep in the French
class, The gossip now Is that
Lacy Is the reporters best friend
-. Who can tell? 80. VIII A.
NJ. Ponds take Hughes back? -.
Is Irene fooling Baucky or does
She mean good?.... Have Smith
and Golden split up yet? E. It'd
well and Bailey seem to like each
other, but they aren't on any
time yet -. Mildred has stop.
ped since it was praying time
While she was with two home.
town buddies -. Amt that just
like a woman? 80. ! wish Bailey
would each NJ. l.. Ponds to keep
quite for a while and teach Bau-
cum to be seen and not heard
I'll see you next week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-16

Her date book fills out quickly.
=, What Is our old friend Bessie
S. doing? We don't hear much
from her, Maybe she's started
taking things easy with Roose,
welt Dancy -. Billy T, is still
carrying a torch for Bernice W
after four years Watch out Der
nice or you might get burned -.
g., Our new friend Oliver r. Is
jumping already. She doesn't
waste any time 49,. Gloria r.
and Lonnie II, are on bad terms
wonder why? -, N, w has a
trap set for Odessa b. | hope she
doesn't get light footed and fall
in -. Keep under cover il you
don't want us to gossip about
you.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-16
The Shorter Spy!
BY James Mack

Yes it's me and | am back a
gain to give you the latest dates
and couples Well this is what
has happened Why doesn't h.
Payne arrange her business SO
Lloyd and Marion won't meet up
at the same place at the same
time to call ON her and walk
her home from League?... That
song says Some flying high and
SOME flying low, but they are
both flying even to me :. Lloyd
said somebody has to land -.
What caused Betty n. and Jack
to split? Cherry and Dan? -,
Maybe that's why Dan went
home :. And Lois has changed
again 80. SO has Remona ....
This is spring you know -. Is
it true that A. M. Ponds has Hu.
ghes for sale? .... What has Ed