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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXER, beautiful selection OF pups Of
Tered BY MOSSMONT KENNELS. Alexan-
drie oSSls l.
Ht1 HHOIIYWooD WooD KENNELS-Boarding, bath
ing and grooming cocker spaniel puppies:
chamnion cookers at stud. wa 1924.
breeds; heated private in
and outside runs. each separately ken.
neled: excellent food; personal care and
attention; cookers at stud; puppies for sale.
KRISS KROSS KENNELS, Lee hwy, near
Centeryille. Phone Fairfax 11-J-2.
nOGS AND CATS boarded week ends or
ionser: heated kennels; pickup service;
veterinary supervision. gIDE-A.WEE KEN
NEIS, 4215 Conn ave. WO. 0124.
in q heated, sanitary. well-superyised ken
mel; individual indoor kennels with privat.
outside runs; long,tsrm rates; plckuP prI and g
Gaithersburg 251. HO. 1868.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

MOTHER, l0-yr.-old daughter,
urgently need room or room and bos6d; pre-
s5 MoTHEk yf alSys6 SNp fa gE and
years. desire room and board or quarters
for light housekeeping. furnished or un-
furnished: Bethesda or Wisconsin avenue
section; available by February Is to March
/. HENRY L. TURK, 923 North Eugene
ST., Greensboro, N. c. a5'
GENTLEMAN, permanent resident, wishes
room and board with private family: prefer
Brookland. Box 63-H. Star. 26e
SETTLED GOVT. LADY will pay well for
room and board with small congenial fam
lily, well kept home; 14th st. transp.: best
ref Box S2-H, Star. 27.
WANTED-Furnished room with board for
elderly couple: 2nd floor and near bath
room; NV. city preferred. Phone SH. 94SS.
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FARM and GARDEN.

TREES REMOVED, any size; transplant
ing, trimming. landscaping, drainage, TIL
steps, walls: memb Amer. Landscape Assn.
WASHINGTON LANDSCAPE CO., UN
TREE TREE woRK-Removing, trimming. trans
planting, general landscaping: walks
drives, drainage: completely insured.
SUBURBAN LANDSCAPE CO.. WA. 1922.
POWER LAWN MOWER, used once. same
as new, S165. Call SH. 4341. --26
TOPSOL and cow manure for lawns ana
ity or price; topsoil, $40: manure, S12.
ASK operator for Ashton 1856 26"
BANK RUN GRAVEL for driveways and
lanes. delivered and spread: also blue
stone and washed gravel. WA. 272s. =
TRACTOR, Gle Trae, small size. completely
saving wood, plowing, logging timber.
Call Glebe 5q49 27"
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RooMs FuRNlsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

DUNBAR Inn, 103 c ST. s.e.. mr., Capitol
Singles, $5 and 81 per vk. dbleS., $40
or 4; SIS wk. each. -25
2232 MINNESOTA AVE. S.E:-Lsrge. front
room. 20 minutes to Navy Yard. Single.
1907 RIDGE PL. s.E.-sinsle room. refined
voting lady. 81 per week 25s
LARGE, Beautifully furn. rm., suitable for
gentleman or lady; furn. as a bed-study
rm, next to bath. AT. 4279. 90,
liz C ST. S.E.-Large double room, twin
beds: next to semipvt. bath; $50. TR.
i5ao SOUTHERN AVE. s,E.-Double rm.,
transp. FIR. 1924. II
iT0S sOth ST. S.E.-single room. next
bath, in private home, for gentleman.
E. CAPITOL ST. Sc
Attractive room for rent. Call TR. S567.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

I096 8ITMORE ST. N.W.-2 vacancies
M ioT ,,.y. nyouns" ladies; excel 'ransP; PL;as aams
3iss NEWARK ST. N.w.-For' married
working couple, In private. GENTLE home.
i9s4 MASS, AVE. N.W.-LoveIy home for
Young people; Vacancy for girl to share
with 2 other girls: semipvt. bath; $50 no.
. DoUBLE RMS, conv. transp. TO Fenta-
gon and downtown, telephone and lsund
facilitiss. mr.; Colonial village. MES. ss
is0i Isth eT. NV girls to share
triple room. small single for man; GOOD
meals: switchboard. Il
home excellent meals; employed people.
restricted. near Walter Reed Hospital;
$50 mo. 6906 sth st. NV. Gk. o6es
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ROOMS FURNIsnED-Northeast

loss sth ST NE|Larss y front ron II Ip s;sa .Ein
IS sss ea rear Der r% ak '4's nendrnfers e.
s41s NEWTON ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. rm.:
traasp sne. asnsfsms% Gal after
a35 Ist ST.-Large room for men: on car
sos os f sT e 4pth: Il ssaa room Twin
beds, next to bath. s.5 each per mo. . Ii.
ss sosols sh Dss st. .smDaS SAG sP
SSb sSSSs bs ae' sGRSceyhelats 25 sfeRe h s's ssh
abe abe; T isans; priya: sff no, 1850. M 80 g.,
so h 6s sns sdy Sys to 2odm share sop w5s
Ss sts5 5r2aas bdn. bS ssos sst bath eea5e
aa anses pss!sf5ea So 90 Der Sesf e,Ss Be- 4Ii7
$500 18th ST. N.E.-~single room for sen
tleman. close to car and bus service. pc.
.ISo sio. CLAIMING ST. N.E.-1mmacuist
room with porch in private home; semi
private bath: $40 per month; adult. 10.
I7s5 OTIS PL.-single. ss5; double. twin
beds. $50: semipvt. shower bath; gentle
MASTER MASTER BEDROOM. twin beds, semipri;
yate bath suitable fer gentlemen good
1885 VARNUM PL. NE. lat 18th and Mich.
ave Master bedroom; one gentleman;
SO per week. HO. 5402. 80
GEsss ss:! r sssSs ssss
6aI 7th sT. N.E.-.single sleepins rm. $25
a. 1sth ST. snS nesy
furn.; pvt. bath; ref; $50 per mo. At.
7i si7 ASCOT PL. NE. tnr. 4th and +. !.
ave. e.l-DoubIe room, suitable for couple
Sis e. j. SHn.on S next Ds bath for
ss05 N. CAPiTOL ST. FIRST floor front
room. nicely furnished; $50. NO. 2665.
1877 TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-sinsle room
for N PVT ysr HeeF ATT sss
!:.o LYMAN pL. N:Em1'wip beds, beds; .;I girls
.si i!ssi efn 81. 81 N.EWBeautifuily @ farnished
in newly-built home. private bath and
entrance. 1 or working girls, SIG s0ss wk.
fTansp Sn nc So q 70! two s5ss Ssas e.
Is 9Th sT. NE: - sieeping. room for
ggeenatlemaYp; near cariine; use of telephsgne;
so9s @ tTrAAAYER sT.-Large front room,
twin beds. ! Of people, $40; large clothes
n 1854 Gs1ssT e sT. N.E.-Larse front room, next
ossa R1Ss'f SO douSis sseasiis hs%s
sos So 0sSsh 18th rL. N.E.-Iarge double room,
sstb Swtb oeds g. siatslsemen f4ss only
ssOa sHEPHERD ST. N.E.-Lge. rm. with
twin beds, closet, next to bath eony
seos SHEPHERD ST. .N.E.-Master front
room, twin beds, lge. closet; conv., transp,: :
refined couple or men; Sc wk. each. ,-27
sos A ST. NJ. Ne rooms, ~. double dsI soo or
tinuous hot water; $40 aSd $3.50 per wk
LARGE ROOM. private home: good trans,
COLORED-LARGE FRONT RM. twin
beds, 2 men; 81 each per week, LU. 047O.
COLORED-1366 F ST. N.E.-Front single
bedroom for employed gentleman ss. $3.50
COLORED-SINGLE BASEMENT room for
2 girI; ss.s5 % %Tssk "A At. ss1r 45S7 r,,h nas
other reliable man, S25 per month. Phone
MI. 503S. ~
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

Si3.57; pea. Sll AZ: buckwheat. aSs.97;
Pocahontas egg, S12.s4: stove. S12:67;
blue egg: S1o:72. BLUE RIDGE COAL CO..
DRY DRY oAK FIRE WOOD. s19 cord: mixed,
S17; cut any length. immediate delivery;
also kindling; Call WI; 0695; sv25u
length: 24-hour delivery. Va, D. c. and
Md. Falls Church 1901 g.
WOOD FOR SALE. dry or green. any
length; mixed wood, SIG cord; oak or
pine, S19 cord WA 1922. -26
SEASONED CORD WOOD: best, you can
buy. IL to "a inches, S17 cord; prompt
FIREPLACE WoOD, $3.50 b cord. RA.
WOOD. cut any length; SIS
q cord CO. 1881. -3O
TIMBER to saw, skid and trucks, ss have
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APARTMENT or rooms with bath for 4,
GEORGETOWN University vets. Box 64.h'
wants 1rst-class room,
bath and garage. in Fairfax Co., Feb is lst.
GGGE1NTIEMAN GG1N desires single room with
seniprfyate bath, NV. section, Jewish lam
iiy: state particulars. BOZ 73,H, star: 20
YOUR ROOMS with US,
Csn NO. 3239 from 1890 am. to Pm.
and from to 8 pm. 20
seminriyats bath from a GENTLE family.
pox C11-H Star
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POULTRY and EGGS

Rocks and Reds, Matching every Mon.
Some wks. old. Reasonable. Hillside l760.
PuJLoRuM-TEsTED CHICKS. Matching
every Tuesday. Capitol Chickery. 1102
Bladensburg rd. me-. Ii. 952g. CAPITOL
HATCHERY, 1895 Kenilworth ave. ne
PULLETS-Eighty New Hampshire Reds,
laying; 2 electric brooders; also other
equipment. Tower 5S0S. 26t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD for gentleman. single
rm., bath; transp. to Walter Reed and
Health Center. Good home cooking, own
meat, eggs, milk and hutter; in adult home
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BOATS.

Ssvs{1 E!sHtHnAF FAH ia JACK ~9fs|sts
siis sGs and fa1s yirf fits rkAss f. s
EiIefanTiNe PLANTs1e, j. 81 yelss yels,a,s a.,
nS s6a isis Ee!s Sna ss p Rf1 14ss Nsac0Hlo
pHMrs pamps rFANR BEL vEccHio SON
fHaa fisi 11Es Ii III carbon
dioxide portable and marine fre systems;
pyreDe carbon tech, form S&A; FRANK
DEL vEccHIo & SON. 1919 lltn st. Sc
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints. rope. fire ex-
tnguishers outboardo ID motors, Ssripps ma ma
sRs sRSsR = e sfo SON Isls
ALL Al TYPES Of sAILBoAIs, suslliari,ss,
board. and cupboard, runabouts for sale
and charter In Washington sl.n and the ,si bay
7asR A2 HdGH iRs
TNG sl5 fYs NE our Window
fse7Ss se sos Yta Mains esTs svs sS kss s6s
sr sSh T bay now scarce g. ka s rUnFo 5R!iqos @
| @ sS5 nssh Mss sshsr s1s sw ER kHa s4s
now on display. Trunk cabin, flying bridge,
sleeps 4; complete toilet and galley: twin
motors available with speeds to 80 m p h.
We can now offer immediate delivery
THE JACK STONE CO., INC, GIL. 1900.
MARINE PLYwooD RowBoAT and 3k-
horseppoSTer motor; car-top carriers: $l3o. $slG3o.
SAILING DINGHY, perfect shape, ready
for spring season: reasonable: reason for
selling. leaving town. TIA. 1850. .6'
FOR SALE-Waterwitch,. 9 h.p; outboard
motor. in excellent condition. Now is the
time to get your motor. TIE. 1929. -25
OUTBOARD MOTOR, johnson. 22-h: p. re-
1897 Blaine st. ne. AT. 4218. --s6
I5-FT. ROW ROAT. 14-h.p. outboard mo-
tor S1T5 cash. Ii. 7346 or 1913 Kenil-
CANOE, Old Town. 17-footer. dark green
body, canvas: excellent condition; SlO0.
DU. 1919 to 10 pm. 26H
BOATS in good condition wanted to list
for sale or charter at reasonable prices.
HUGH ALEXANDER. INC, 615 Maine ave.
s.w., ME- 5352. -26
PROMPT AND SPRING DELIVERY, new
correct craft boats
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ROOMS UNFURAIsHEp.
RooMs WANTED,

SILVER SPRNG-Unfurn room for couple
or 9 single gentlemen; $50 per month
cony transp 81. 9237. rs
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Aprs BURN. AND UNFURN.
ApARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

2204 Ist ST. NV, furn apts., ! rm.
refgr, hot plate, $40. See MR.. REfH'
DJJ 1922.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MJscElLANEoVs WANTED.

CONVEYOR, IS in. by 20 it., portable
loader, excellent for loading sand, gravel,
cinders and stone; will contract or hire by
the hour; reasonable. WA. 272S. -26
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BACHELOR APT, furn.; 1 large room, hre-
place, 5 windows, Venetian blinds. shower
hath. closet refrigeration; no linens; down.
town Alexandria: 2 blocks to express bus 70
b. q. and Pentagon. OV. 04o6. 20
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN APT, centrally located. near
large units Grant Boss, ma. $500. BOSS
PHELPS, INC. 1417 * SC. NV -26
COLLEGE PARK APARTMENT, T402 Co
lumbia ave. units Of 5 rms. and bath
each. Good condition. Oil h.-w.h. Large
lot; ,$25, 900. ROBERT MAGEE. RE. !40
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eo.opERA1vs APIS. ros sAls
TiL0EN GAEETNS. Com. a7e.-N ff.nns.
. baths, e.t-aEce-haN over; ueAsN
sale or exchange. oWEES. NO. ol.e.
1 ROOM. KIT. AND RATE. with elevator
and switchboard service; convenient; 10
downtown section; monthly op. exp, SIS:
total price, $4,000. Call Mr.. Casin. with
H G. SMITHY CO. Ma. 1903: "a
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j SPRING DELIVERY, new

I6-ft. mahog. 75-hp. runabout- 81 .e10.5
1S-ft mahog. 115-h.p. runabout- So 90
25-ft. cruiser, 115-b,p. Chrysler- 81 .205 90
l6-ft runabout, 45-h.p. Gray--S1. 300 90
ST syTficsRSEEIII.WHEELER sRSEIIWsHEELER YACHT CO. los
& Penn St, BALTIC, Md TU. 2SSS
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lge; rms: for young men; tiled bath shower;
sii4 s1 % i4th ST. AIT. ss1use Of kitchen for
phone, Dhsssasi iaundry facilities % esnV transp %
s@Rl gs rs%RsGT4 sSRRls GSply ST IA ASWr..tl7 ,sr
RoHAIToks n4aLaio IA Aps. ssso 10. s1s M st. NV
Us isss tE WlssEfs ssI:Eitss II e:
f1E1s isis onsy ofRvse g. 81 !oGsw Nwcouy bedroom s
and sheppipS ihanay no other Sa roomeTs
SSsfTSonSSia Sa 81 1sa ss2 sosissy
GONNEcTiCuT AVE, near Maydower
bath, foyer. separate entrance, in pent-
house: beautifully furnished: con,plete
EaNbALf ssS Ell House: HA sg5s 1873 st. NV few
mpoey rsnd for cuSss ana
sFss ssyi
EBBITT HOTEL, 10th, and = sts. nv
| nicely furnished. daily maid service. Ap-
uly manager, zoos H st. NV. -27
| 1T23 EYE ST. NV, downtown-Bright.
warm End. floor front .twin-bed room. $50
monthly, elevator service. -28
is55 ST. NV, The Dupont Manor. "a
Very large, wsll-heated single room, ad-
5GIassngN aes NV ssfn nHAaPsnfRh sP AVE- NV,
Dupont Circle-Desirable single rn. With
Iaia i6fh ST. NV. at Scott Circle
Warm. aetractively furnished 2nd-noor
front twin bed rm., $50 mo-, elevator ssrV.
waRpMAN Pack vIcINITY-Beautifully
furnished. private bath. 2 exposures ar
conditioned; gentleman only Sfo.
S03 9So2 18th ST. N.w-Larre master bed
room. 2, closets nicely furnished; g. private n.rs
sons; sl6 for i, S55 for 2. EA sissS.
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(centinued On Nsxt Pags.)
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i power unit. Alex Q77b. 20
sAWMiLL, seed condition ready to go; @as Can
seahHEEw.TTel ssecaAhGHEMTeledo computing meat seals
used months, as good as new; Sdio.
sHsshss Esfnnsss 5i1 5GKE ass5 sex with seiee
for. remote control unit: 1941 model; reas
MEILE GEI GMEadH1Sf sfie whts 1ats St electric
sole: excellent condition; Ss5. sH. 3d14
SEWING MAcHNIsEsss portable; sa s.nssis: sss
fenssles fenss s1So So up s' ssSs St. NV DE
$3.50; Singer portable electries. $3.50;
Singer, consoles. Ss4 so Repairs. MOTORS rS
controls The above machines ahaaI caPfraI. sEs Al
sgWfRa sSs51RRsasefM MkeziNE ssziR co ~ s; kE;
at this address: These machines are also
aE. ssss and RE;, ssss: Also Is tss opening ntag
SEWING sasS1SNG MACHINES. Singer. desk models
consoles an snd msps pGItaoles oNN Ssa'ms AVE- ah Sew
RUM fsd MACHINE III SERVICE. s5os Conn. ave.
sETWi1NG sETWi IN; ;MAes1sEs. tSSsi SINGER ELECTRIC;
Tor sale or rent: immediats delivery. 3l9s
ns.s sGount sr'ey cs Will fss
shelving Engineer" RE. 1868. -26,
SHOTGUN, Savage automatic, with poly.
choke, only year Old new ieatheE Sase a
and approx. IL boxes assorted Sneis'
SINK. stainless steel cabinet; 60, So,insh, Sl
tnrss. with spray: 500. UN. 1880. -26
SKILL SAW, model 81: priced Sl65. 81.
SaaaHp-Kleen-ezy laundry soap. so bars to
case, $3.50 per. MIR. HARRIS. DI. oS5s;
evenings HO. 2509. -2so ),
SOFA, needs some repair ia. oosO: ~2S 90,
SOFA. Karpen, newly reupholstered, nex
SOFA BED, good condition. rust tailored
cover: reas. Phone Wo: 905s. 90.
SOFA BED, cabinet radio; eScellsnt con
SOFA BED, burgundy. lounge chair: blue
attrac. occ ,sional chair, tapestry; Sloan:
ssas oss5 S1ssf 1ssssoGs sSss Eastman An sUss Usses.e.
nm. new eoSdi::on. Call Ia s4S7; -2F
STEAM TABLE, new. 10-unit, stainless
steel top without grill WI. s1sl. 20
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-26

again this year with Mrs H H
Holden and Miss Maude Roberts
as able assistants
Mrs w. J. walters and son,
Dudley, drove to GuIfport on
Sunday and found their relatives
MIR and Mrs kebIe Ramsay of
.CuIfport were Saturday visitors
to Mrs N w Ramsay
Mr.. and Mrs UIner Wilson and
of were Satur-
day visitors here
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Davis of
Parkinson Junior College were
Mr.. and Mrs w Ct Groves and
family visited MIR and Mrs A a
Morgan and Mr. and Mrs Elem
Scarborough in WOoInarket Sun
day
itor her j $ Weens, of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald DANES
and MIR and Mrs William G.
Daniel of Mobile were Sunday
guests of MIR and Mrs L. E. Dan
ieIs-
Miss Lizzie Ware and Mrs
in GuIfpOrt on
Mr.. and Mrs FL l. McCIeskey
and family visited relatives i'm
Biloxi on Saturday
The Rev Ray Rust was
to fill the pulpit at the Baptist
Church on Sunday
QuintO FURRY underwent an
rat at the Biloxi Hospital
last week. MIR and Mrs BiIbO
TootIe are staying with Mrs
FURRY during his illness
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-26
NEWS FROM
Arena

Last Monday. Mrs w G. Lang
of Wilmer. MesdameS H G
and Elmer StrIcklSr
stopped in
Mrs John StrickIeT's brother
and wife. MIR and Mrs Fred
Kudeskobrky of Auburn Wash
ington are visiting in the home
of Mr. and Mrs John
They expect to leave Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Nose Williams
dau phter. Mrs Shelton
and children came Sunday to
visit IN their home for a while
School at Tanner-WIlllaus did
not start Friday as on
account of the storm School
opened this Monday with the fol
lowing Mr. and Mrs
Kelly. MIR. and Mrs Smith. Miss
Maggie Drummond. Mesdanes
Frank williams. Elmer trIckle
John Baria. BleVVltt Tanner. a
REV. NJ. r.. Underwood and Mr.
and Mrs Matthew of
'AgricoIa attended services at the
Pine Grove of God on
Sunday and had dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer
Mr.. and Mrs A StrICkIer have
been having their house
with asbestos shingles MI Floyd
Pitcher of Mobile has been do
ing the work
Mrs Henry Roberts had the
sewing club at her home last
week A nice crowd gathered at
her home for the meeting De
.GciouS refreshments were served
by the hostess
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NEWS FROM
Evergreen

MIR. and Mrs. John TiIIman and
children, MyrOn and Mary Ellen
visited relatives i'm Bayou La
IBatre on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs EIrDond Barnes
and Omar Cation arrived home
Saturday night from Miami
Mr. and Mrs John Barnes Wis
tied nc with MIR. and Mrs
j. w Cation
Mr. and Mrs Howard Jennings
visited relatives in Bay St Louis
Miss Margaret Tanner is spend
ing a few days with relatives
in. Ocean Springs
Little Berries spent last
week with MIR and Mrs Curtis
Mrs. Alma Golf underwent a
serious operation fonda at the
Biloxi hospital
is some time with Miss
Pearl Olsen
Mr.. and Mrs. Will and
family visited Sunday with MIR
Miss CIyte Olsen was a dI1ner
guest of Miss Catherine
and Doris Tillnan-
News has been received that
parents of a baby girl, who has
been given the name of Karen
Beth Mrs. Locke Will be
bered as Miller
Mrs. Sauc1eT OF CUR
port was a visitor in the A g
Miller home on Tuesday
Dinner guests Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs G F. Rog-
es were Grover Booker u
James and Bruner Golf and
Raymond MaIIette were business
visitors of A G. Miller
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ed for a longer stay to be with
her mother who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Sam Kirkwood made a
trip to Moss Point Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Lois Kirkwood and john
ny Johnson of Philadelphia,
Miss. were married Sunday af-
ternoon, September 7th, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Seward Kirkwood.
Mrs. M. E. Cumbest and Mrs.
Robert Golf were visitors to Pas
cagoula on Monday.
Mrs. Wilton Kirkwood and son,
George, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Shampine, at
Kreole Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-26
NEWS r o
Three Rivers

The Rev. James Williamson
preached a fine sermon here Sun
day. He was the dinner guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cumbest.
Mr.. Sam Kirkwood and B. E.
Parker were business visitors to
Mobile Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. r. Ball and
sons, Vance and Tommie. of Tus-
caloosa, were weekend visitors
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Blu
e KirkWood and Mrs. Bells
mother, Mrs. T. ]. Kirkwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Porter and
daughter, Joyce, visited relatives
at Wilson Springs Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Buddy Scarborough and
daughter came home Friday from
Laurel. Mrs. Scarborough remain
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-26

Mrs. 4. l.. Murphy, Jr., home
economies; Mrs. McClesky, math-
mates: Mrs. Otis Wilson, fifth
and sixth grades; Mrs. II. d. Nor
ris, part of the third and the
fourth grade; Mrs. r. NJ. Roberts,
second grade and part of third;
Mrs. Ira Ravens, first grade; and
Mrs. Jacob Loekard, music.
Mrs. Burton Roberts and
daughter attended the Hamilton
Roberts wedding in Hurley on
Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Solterer of
Georgetown University were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
l.. MoCleskey and family.
Dudley Walters, youngest son
of the Rev. and Mrs. w. j. Walt
ers, arrived home Friday morn
ing. He has been stationed in Ja-
pan for the past year.
MI. and Mrs. N. c. Everett and
family have moved to their new
home in Moss Point. They have
many friends here who wish them
well in their new home.
DR.. Akenhead of Charity Hos
pital in New Orleans visited his
mother, Mrs. Lydia Brooks, on
Tuesday.
There were about twelve fami-
lies from the coast section who
spent the night Thursday in the
new school building, due to the
hurricane.
A meeting of the Library AS
ISOLATION will be held tonight
friday at the school and all
members are urged to attend.
Mrs. Frank Morgan visited her
husband in an Alexander, La,
hospital last week.
Mrs. v. G.. Humphrey and Miss
Guest Humphrey visited in the
j. +. Lockard home Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ravens and
daughter, Winifred, visited in
Pascagoula and Kreole Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. George Ellis of Mobile.
who was injured in an automo-
bile accident Thursday night, is
resting better, according to re-
ports.
Mrs. r. l.. Dennis and Mrs.
Fred Morris of New Augusta
were Sunday visitors in the II.
ID. Morris home.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. b. Hudson
and children of Moselle were
Sunday of the Rev. and
Mrs. w. j. Walters.
E. Mrs. Fl. l.. McCleskey had as
a guest recently her sister, Mrs.
Jewel Whiteley of Biloxi.
Mrs. l.. A. Faulk will be man
ager of the school lunch room
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-26

Registration began on Monday
for the 1947-48 session in the
Vancleave Consolidated School
after a two-week delay to allow
for completion of the handsome
new brick building.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-26
News From VoncIeuve =.
Registration Begins For Session
In New Brick School Building Here

The faculty for the new eyar
includes Superintendent II. l..
McClesky, who will also teach
social studies; Ira H5Vens, agri-
cultural teacher; Mrs. George
Penton, Librarian and English;
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-26
LOsT-0NE BARNYARD

MurphVSt.oro. III--AP - Any
bodx seen Ed Hines barnlo-2
Where IT was now is just a hole
and in It Is = barn the roof of
which was about level with the
top OF the hole It all resulted
during the Mississippi river FLOOD
recently when = swift current o.
rushing flood waters literally
gouged the ground from under ne
barn
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-26

To control mites in the laying
house it is important to give the
house a thorough cleaning. Car
bolineum or old crank case oil
should be applied to roosts, nests
and other movable equipment. APP
ply the material thick enough to
get into all cracks and crevices.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-26

Ecclesiastes and he chose the 18th
verse for his text. Let us hear the
conclusion of the whole matter;
Fear God and keep his command
mtnts; for this is the whole duty Of
man.
The special musical feature for
the morning was beautiful song
entitled Listening at the Hearts
Door," sung by the Sapp sisters,
Hazel and Ann.
Mrs. John Cain went to the hos
pital in Lewes on Sunday and had
the cast removed from her leg and
her condition is quite some what
improved, and she is able to walk.
but her knee is still quite sore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burton
daughter, Marian, and Mrs. Carl
Baylis and daughter, Francis, OF
Lewes, visited their cousins, Mrs
Ernest w. Simpson and Mrs. Mar
guerite G. Cooper on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gott have
been spending their vacation in
Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Augustus Morgan has gone
to Philadelphia to visit with. rela'
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-26

tives during her vacation.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Sapp on Friday night, Sept. 18th,
was the scene of a big surprise
party in the honor of their daugh-
ter, Mary Ellen's 10Th birthday.
There being about 40 of her friends
and relatives present and they
had most wonderful time playing
games and doing stunts. She re-
ceived many useful and valuable
gifts. An abundance of refreshments
was served and at a late hour the
guests departed, wishing for Mary
Ellen. many, many happy returns
of the day.
Mrs. Marshall Hart and son,
Wayne, of Magnolia, have been re-
cent guests of her sister, Mrs. Fran
els Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royce Townsend
and Patrica of Snow Hill. Md,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William Biggs on Sunday.
We are very glad to report Mr.
Frank Armour, who has been in the
hospital for about a week with pne-
umonia, is quite improved at this
time. ~<