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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-19

Notice is further given that the
Zoning Districts Map referred to in
Ordinance No. i2-1946. and in the
above proposed ordinance. is on file
with the City Clerk Of said City.
Done by order of the Mayor and
Board Of COuncilmen of the City of
Pascagoula. Mississippi. this the 9Th
dsv 81 September. 1917.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-19
F. WRIGHT.

Receipt No. POSI- WV.
Recorded in the Secretary of States
Office this the eighth day of Septem-
Der, l947.
WALKER WOOD.
Secretary of State.
II GIG
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21
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Virginia which his late father
LETT him. He confided his worry
over Suzy, shy, nervous child
VINO became so upset when in
troduced to Alison, her nurse,
Miss Wlnstead. was forced to
take her from the room. Teresa
came in shortly after Sans de-
parture and, upon learning of
his visit, expressed annoyance
Alison in trying to defend him
IS forced to admit she finds him
most attractive. Later in h e I
room, she wondered if Teresa
still saw wealthy Philip Spen-
Ger, who had long been in love
with her, Alison, who had en-
rolled in a business school to
study shorthand, was agreeably
surprised when one day a few
weeks later, Philips sister,
kindly Edna Castine, stopped
by to take her to tea. She learns
that Philip is still unmar arried,
and still hopelessly in love with
Teresa. Arriving home, she
again finds Sam visiting Suzy
and is delighted when he asks
her to have dinner with him.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21
VIOLENCE HEADS
COURT CHARGES
Number OF Felony Cases
To Be Heard At This
Court Term

Crimes of violence will high
light the two weeks session of
New Hanover Superior court for
the trial of criminal cases which
opens Monday, October 27, at the
court house here.
-Four charges of murder. seven
felonlous assault cases, two as
sault cases, and one seduction, top
the calendar filed by Solicitor
Clifton Moore Monday in the of
flee of A. L. Meyland, clerk of
court.
Judge Leo Carr will preside
over the trials of u defendants
who are scheduled to be hailed
into court on charges running the
gamut from issuing bad checks
to murder. Forgery, larceny and
receiving, robbery, burglary, reck-
less driving, and driving under
the influence of intoxicants, are
included in the indictments set
for trial.
Leon Cause, James Robinson.
j. D. Bondswell, and Walter
Stevens are slated to face murder
charges in the October term. Will
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21

Miss Holiday of the c0untrys foremost
hearing problems will be at
Suite AZ Trust Bldg Wilmington, N. C.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, H.
and 22. Hours from 900 A. M. to 500 p. M.
Miss Holiday aid herself and will take under
standing interest any problem you may have.
ACQUISITION WILMINGTON co.
Telephone 2-842O AZ Trust Bldg, Wilmington N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21

her life it will be charity of a
very high order
"I intend to, Sam. I'm going
to try"
He looked at her and smiled.
1.-THE first dance with me .
and here it is"
She put her arm around Sam
and felt him closer than he had
ever been before. The song they
were playing was rather new
now but soon it would be quite
old. People always laugh scorn-
fully at old songs except those
to whom those old songs have
a special significance. So that
she would never laugh at this
song that was being played
while she was falling in love
with Sam. falling, then being in
love, and being irrevocably
bound to that love from this
moment on From this mo-
ment on
She didn't say anything be-
cause she couldn't say, I'm in
love with you, Sam. l don't
know where it will take me.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21
What A Cough!
And howithurts, and nags
And disturbs your sleep.

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford to take chance with anymedi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and hea1raw, tender, inflamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creosote especial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way 1t quickly allays the cough, per-
uniting rest and sleep, or you are to
have your money back. (Adv.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21

not yet crowded. They even
found table in the corner. The
orchestra had not arrived yet,
but in a far corner man was
playing familiar melodies softly
on the piano.
Alison ordered sherry, Sam
Scotch and soda. The smoke of
their cigarets met and mixed
together.
Sam turned around so thu
faced her directly. For on
stant their glance hello
Sans dark eyes were ano' "a
and questioning, his fine },'''" =
Gus mouth parted in '
smile. From the way the
fell upon him she could
clean, strong line of MS ~
the color coming and golna n
his face, the candid brown of
his eyes. Sans coloring was
autumnal, she thought, at the
same time that she knew that
now, now was the only time
she had ever. had his whole
mind.
"Do you always look like this.
Alison? AS happy as this?"
Under the table she clasped
her hands together tightly.
"Sometimes I'm happy just to
be, Sam. But I'm no Pollyanna
The thing I want most to avoid
is pretenses. I want to see life
as it is, not the way I want it
to be. think I can handle it
better if l can see it as it is.
l want understanding of people
whose lives happen to touch
mine"
"And love?"
81 told you what l wanted
most to avoid. Love is what I
want most"
"With no reservations, no
strings attached?"
'None. I'll take love and start
from there. You don't need any
thing else. You can build towers
to the sky with that"
'Has anyone ever told YOU
you have thrilling voice? It's
so low 1 have to lean toward
you to catch all you say. But
don't ever raise it tone. We've
jumped four years with great
agility Do you know that? No
strangeness, no having to get
acquainted"
Could that be because she had
thought Of him so much? So
many times she had thought,
He's out there somewhere.
Somewhere he is and lives and
breathes and looks the
She was thankful that her
sherry and his Scotch and soda
arrived then. 1t spared her the
necessity of talking. She might
say too much and give herself
away. Now they could take a
Little while to order dinner and
more people were coming in
and the orchestra would come
and they could dance.
Sam drew back, looked ahead
and frowned when he said
"You said you wanted under
standing Of the people whose
lives touched yours, Alison
Perhaps it's only an accidental
touching, but I'm forced
to think that your coming to
Washington was foreordained.
You're Suzy's only hope of get
ting out of that ruffled little pri-
son of hers. I won't bore you
with this, but if you can touch
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21

Our laboratory techni-
clans have now overcome
the distressing background
noises that so often inter
fere with the understanding
of speech in the wearing
of a hearing aid. In the
words of these techniclans
-"Hearing with the New
ACQUISITION is like hearing
against the hushed silence
of a velvet background.
Many hearing aids on the
market today can give am
plified sounds, but unless
you are fitted for your par
ticular loss, you do not al
ways get understanding of
speech. Eleven differ ent
receivers are used in our
fittings - truly hearing
lenses.
COME SEE HEAR!
You will have a happy sur
prise when you try out this
new marvel! - The New
Imperial ACQUISITION.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21
SYNOPSIS

Alison Van Dyke comes to
Washington to live with Tere-
"a her ambitious, domineering
half-sister, following the death
Of their mother, Kitty, in Yer
mont. -Four years before Tere-
"a a highly successful interior
decorator, had married Sam
Tsrrant, quiet, idealistic news
paperman, but the marriage
had ended in divorce the follow
ing year shortly after the birth
of their daughter Suzy. Alison.
wno was is at the time of the
wedding, knew the instant she
met Sam that he was the only
man she would ever love. Tere-
sa was not at home when Ali
son arrived. but to her great
10y, Sam was there enjoying his
weekly visit with his small
daughter. He explained that
since his discharge from the
army he has been operating the
newspaper and farm in nearby
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21
CHAPTER TWELVE

II like old houses" Alisor
said. I'D rather make an ole
house young again than have {
new one. l like to see an ole
house get back it's self-respect. ,
Sam chuckled. "That's how
feel about my old place. Ger
tain sentimental attachment
too, I confess"
"And the newspaper"
He turned his head anc
smiled. "Specific, aren't you?'
She smiled back. 81 just lik,
to get these things straight il
my mind"
'Well, that's small, too, bu
there are possibilities O
growth. 1t will never be yer,
big but it can be a better paper
The office is in the town and it's
typical small town. And typi
cal isn't used disparaginglv
either. Small towns are wide
awake these days. It's gooe
town with a good spirit and (
lot of civic pride.'
As he @Noped for traffic
light he turned again ane
looked at her. "This soldie1
went back to his roots, Alison
I think a tree will grow better
if you don't transplant it tot
often"
"Another Antwerp decision?'
eyes. They keep cropping up
don't they? You're the only per
son I've told about those Ant
Werp decisions. ="
Because it was early the res
taurant where he took her wa:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21

hope it will lead me to you or
you to me
They had dinner and danced
again. And it was the same
when they danced again - her
awareness of his closeness and
of a song that would not be
gotten. And when the music
stopped, she saw that the color
of Sans face had deepened.
Though she wished there was
nothing else in the world except
to be with him she said, eff
you're driving back to Virginia
tonight, then l think we'd better
be going"
81 do have to drive back be-
cause l have to be there early
in the morning. But l hate to
break this up SO soon.''
They came out into the cooler
air and walked two blocks to
his car. Driving back to Tere-
sa's house they were strangely
quiet.
(TO Be Continued)
The fox wraps his tail about
him, like a comforter, while he
sleeps.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21

"BC"-tablets or powders
works fast to relieve head
aches, the pains of neuralgia
and minor muscular aches.
"BC" Headache Powders, 1Oc
& 25c. "BC" Headache Tab
let's, 25c. Caution: use only
as directed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21

The fox wraps his tail about
him, like a comforter, while he
sleeps.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21

lie Richardson and Jessie Jane.
Bellamy, face criminal assault
charges, and G. c. Lea is to be
tried on a charge of seduction
Craig W. Shipping faces two
counts of forgery and two of false
pretense.
The backlog of untried criminal
charges may preclude many civil
matters from being heard during
the second week of court as
originally planned, according tc
the clerk of court.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21

Male ants live only short time
IN adult state; the life of the
workers is only a few months
but the average life of the queen
and is about year although some
have been known to live six or
seven.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21
Americas Fusfesf SeIlinu
HEADACHE POWDER
Now AvaizobIe in TABL ETS

The quick relief giving ac-
tlon of the famous "BC" for
mula is now available in both
powder and tablet form. Two
tablets equal one powder.
Take your choice, but take
&c" You get the same for
nula-the same fast relief.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21
Nature Gets Mixed On

SCRANTON, Pa.-WD-Toma-
toes are growing on potato vines
in Mrs. Anthony Sorosky's back
yard. She and her husband plant
ed some so potato vines in fou1
or five rows. No one was more
surprised than they when the to-
matoeS showed up.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21
HARD OF HEARING?

The New ACQUISITION is here. Beamed Eectronic
Power has made possible the tinest, most powerful
all in one hearing aid in the world
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24

resistant cloths are treated with
a compound of silver. Such
cloths catch any sulphur gases
in the air and hold them, TAX
ing the hydrogen sulphide away
from the silver stored inside.
With such protection your pol
ished pieces will stay bright a
long time, ready for instant use.
The storing of silver not in daily
use is a problem for many house
wives who must do all their own
work. If all extra silver must be
cleaned and polished before it can
be used for a given occasion, that
in itself is no small sized job. So
if you have any sort of cupboard,
from a lovely antique piece to
plain pantry shelves, don't hest
tate to install the tarnish-re-
sistant cloth. You won't injure
the piece of furniture in any way
and you will save yourself hours
of work. Furthermore you'll be
able to enjoy your silver to the
fullest extent.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24
House And Home
By MARY E. DAGUE
Author of Sister Mary'S
Kitchen.

Before you cIoan your silver
this soring why don't you make
silver cupboard in which to
store and preserve your silver
ware? Perhaps the very spot you
keep your silver in now can be
made tarnish proof
Tarnish-resistant cloth can be
purchased by the yard. Cut it
to fit the shelves or drawers and
then glue it firmly to the back
sides and bottom Of drawers.
Cover the shelves as well as the
back and sides Of a cupboard.
Cut q piece Of the material to fit
the space between shelves. Sew
snap tape along one edge and
taca The opposite edge of the cloth
to the edge of the shelf. Then
tack strip Of matching snap
tape along the edge of the shelf
above Or below the shelf to which
you have fastened the flap. When
this flap is snapped in place it
makes a tarnish-resistant case.
Silver furnishes from reaction
with sulphur compounds form
ing silver sulphide. Tarnish-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24
JOe Neal Returns
From Cuba Trip

Havana. Cuba, April II, (Spe-
cial to the PosD-1n attendance
at a dual purpose meeting IN
Havana. Cuba, last week, was
Joe Neal, Of w. Jefferson. Mr..
Neal was the guest of the Occl-
dental Life Insurance Company
at its annual convention of the
company's top producers. This
meeting was held in Havana, CO.
NEEDING with the formal opening
of the company's branch office in
Cuba.
The Occidental party departed
from Cuba aboard the Steamship
Florida.
Mr.. Neal was among the top
producers over the entire coun-
try and was awarded the trip to
Cuba by virtue of this fact.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24
Fishermen May
GetLicenses Here

Walter Edmisten, district game
nrotectorate, announced this week
that fishing licenses for l94' are
available at various places IN the
county.
Licenses are now on sale at
the following places: Ashe Hard
ware, Inc. and Ray Hardware 20,
both in West jefferson; Ernest
Segraves, Warrensville; W. H.
Osborne, Fig; J. S. Stevens CreS-
ton. French Young, Lansing;
Worth Miller, Crumpler.
MIR Edmisten reminded the
public that they must have their
l947 fishing licenses now.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24
Ashe County Now
Has Veterinarian

Announcement has been made
this week, by DR.. Ralph Scott,
veterinarian, of his location here
for general practice for both
large and small animals.
Scott, who is a graduate Of the
University of Pennsylvania. is
married and has one daughter.
He said that he first visited here
and then after going to several
other places both in and out OF
this state decided to locate here.
Il ike the place fine now ana
will like it even better as soon
as | can locate a house. ne S7Ao'
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24

One of those wash-stands of the
late Victorian era would make a
splendid silver cupboard. The
long top drawer could be lined
for flat silver while the cupboard
below would take care of large
pieces. Somebody's attic is sure
to have one tucked away even if
your own hasn't. Or a Wash-stand
of the golden-oak period" could
be painted and made free of it's
embellishments and used in the
pantry Or kitchen with good re-
suits.
When your cyclamen has finish
ed Towering, store it in a cool
room and water it occasionally.
Plant it out of doors in the sum-
mer. Daffodils, hyacinths and
tulips should be kept growing
by occasional watering, too. Keep
them healthy by spraying against
plant lice and give them a little
plant food. When the tops be-
gin to turn yellow it's a sign that
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24

During the yea. I946. tia
Norfolk and Western Railway
paid S5,73o.0oo in taxes to
states and communities It serves,
and $40, 1856 900 to the federal
government "a total oE
SIS, O66.OOO, which represents
$l,lS6 for each employee Of
the railroad.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24
REV. WIN. CRUMMETT
TO PREACH ON SUNDAY

Rev. William Crummett, pas
tor Of the Laurel Springs Meth
odist charge, will preach at Ma
than's Creek on Sunday at HOO
o'clock. it was announced here
this week.
He Will preach at Chestnut Hill
at 7:3C on Sunday night. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend these services.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24

Miss Mae Hartsoe, of the Little
Laurel Baptist Church, won the
first place in the Better Speakers
Contest; and Miss Mona Aleln,
of the Three Forks Baptist
Church, won first place in the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24
SEVERAL ATTEND
BAPTIST CONVENTION

Those attending the Regional
Baptist Training Union Conven-
ton held in Mount Airy last week
from Ashe County were: Misses
V. Dare league, Mae Hartsoe,
Mona Allen, and D. C. Severt and
John Payne.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24

food is stored in the bulbs and
the pots should be taken to the
cellar to dry. In the fall plant
the bulbs out doors and you
should have flowers the next
spring.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24

intermediate Sword Drill. Both
girls will 60 to Rigdecrest, June
10 to enter the state contest.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24
NO MAYORS COURT

No mayors court was held by
Mayor T. E. Parker. here on Mon
day.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24

For best results use the Sky
land Posts classified columns.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24

A total of 1852 eX-servicemen
have enrolled in the Rockingham
County Farmer Veterans Train
ing Program. according to Coun-
ty Agent ]. E. Foil.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-04-26
WNLC

Most Americans have a favor ite city," It might be the old home town or a small town they have visited. Like most small towns it will be praised by the Elks, Ro- tary, Chamber of Commerce and the PTA. Naturally 1t has the "best" educational system in any part of the country.
 Spring City, radio home of THOSE WHISPERS is such place. It has the stronger characteristics of the best small towns every where Quiet, peaceful Spring City is content in itself except when it comes to the traditional rivalry off, fered by Fort Banks that town" of 10000 located across the river. When these two high school teams meet both towns. out of ne- cessity, declare holiday.
 In the family are typical small town parents, MT. and Mrs. Web ster. Father Webster runs suc- cessful plumbing business while mother" handles the household f. nances with one hand and her precocious children, Billy and Liz, with the other. Both are in school, with Billy, the older, president of the student body of Spring City High.
 You are invited to visit with THOSE WHISPERS every Sunday at 6 D. m. over Station WNLC.
 Captain Hugh Drummond, fa- mifiarly known to WNLC listeners as the charming but deadly Sleuth, Bulldog Drummond, is one of the all-time greats in the real of mys- tery-adventure.
 Created by It. Col. H. c. Sap per) McNeile in 1920, Bulldog Drummond has appeared in IA nov els, been published by three Amer ican and one English house.
 It wasn't long before Hollyw ood realized the popularity of the sleuth was not to be overlooked and United Artists cast Ronald Colman as the first of the screens Bulldog Drurnmonds. John Howard and Ray Midland have also played the dashing detective, while the nine films featured such stars as John Barrymore, Loretta Young, Charles Butterworth, Louis Camp bell and others.
 Bulldog Drumnond Is heard on WNLC every Friday at 9:3O p. m., sponsored by the American Transit Association, with Ned Wever as the current Bulldog Dr1mmond. "
 WNLC is pleased to announce that 1t is broadcasting baseball games again this season. Starting at 2:30 p. m., we join the games being played in Boston or if no game is scheduled in Boston, a recreation of another major league game Is broadcast. Listen to the games Monday through Friday al
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-04-26

 2:30 and Saturdays at 1853 p. m. They are again sponsored by the Atlantic Refining Company and the Narraganset& Brewing Company.
 Things to ADVERTISEMENTS DESIRE, formerly heard at 3 p. m, Monday through Friday moves to 11:3O a. m. April 28 VICTOR H. LLNDLAaR, formerly on the air at HAS a. m., moves to 12 noon also starting Monday, April 2S LIGHTS ALONG THE SHORE, broadcast direct from the MethO- dist Church Is now heard at 8 D. m. Thursdays instead of 9:S0.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-04-26
70 AFL Teachers LOcaIs Chartered This School Year

New Haven Conn.-Seventy locals have been char tered by the American Federation of Teachers AF since the start of the current school year3O of them since Jan uary the largest number chartered in any comparable period in the history of the AFT.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-04-26

A railroad journey from New York to Jacksonville, Fla, reQuir- ed 27 Ia hours in 1900 but only 19 Ia hours in 1924.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-08

Payne is recovering from her re-
cent illness. Mary Belle Reeler
or William Trynor, drop John a
line; he wants to hear from you.
CHARLESTON. Mrs. Mary Al
liSon Smiths divorce will be alb
solute in April. SPRINGFIELD,
MASS. John Olmsted of 10th st.
is slowly recovering from his i'll
ness. Mrs. Hattie Lee of 81 ES-
sex st. announces the recovery of
her son, Howard. She is hopeful
of his homecoming in the near
future. Mr. Raymond is on vaca-
ton in New York for two weeks.
CALIFORNIA. After being locked
in a box for nine days without
food or water, Edgar Grimsley, 80
Tulare, California, when released
was little weak but kicking.
IMPROVING. The condition of
Judge Frank L. Riley Of Central
District Court Wednesday was
described as good at Memorial
Hospital, where he underwent a
major operation Tuesday. j..
DEATHS. Mrs. Verter (Holestain)
Surabian, widow of Stephen
Surabian, died Tuesday, Jan. %
in her home. Funeral services
were held Thursday at l Pm. at
the Church of Our Saviour, SIS
Laurel ST., Rev. Hagop Mekian
officiating. Interment in Hope
Cemetery. AROUND THE PLANT.
Funeral services for Mrs. Inez M.
Guilty Wilson, wife Of Henry
B. wilson, of 42 UXbridge ST.. who
died Sunday, was at / Pm. Tues
day, Jan. rs, at Long St., Colo
NAL Chapel. RevaWilHam r. Nor
dos 0 ciated. Burial was in Wal
nut Grove Cemetery, North
Brookheld. Mr.. Wilson is night
guard at the plant. Mr.. Cliff Nor
well, president Of the AT of L
local, strained his left wrist when
he slipped On the ice while pas
Sng through the yard. Mr.. George
Robins after two months alb
sence on sick leave, has returned
to the plant fully recovered from
major operation. Mrs. Mary
Brown, formerly matron of the
plant, is now head matron at
Whitalls. Role has resigned to
establish his painting business.
Charles Jfferson, team No. 3 Of
the plant Bowling League, is
proving himself a grea5 bowler.
Miss Burns who resigned is now
employed at Whitalls as a ma