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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
Made
For Economics
Salad Display

Plans have been made for the
salad show being sponsored by the
Home Economics department of
New Hanover High school on Au-
gust rs, 8 o'clock, at the Com
munity center. The public is urged
to make individual entries in the
contest to help make a success OF
the show. Each contestant is
asked to prepare a salad for dis
play and a separate portion as a
sample for tasting.
Each individual may enter as
many as five salads-one in each
of the following classifications:
/. vegetable
2. fruit
8. meat Or meat substitute
4. special occasions
5. combination for example:
fruit and vegetable
Through the cooperation Of the
electrical appliance dealers, nu.
merous worthwhile prizes are be-
ing given to the winners in each
salad group. These prizes include
such articles as: radio, lamp,
coasters, irons, aluminium ware,
coffeemakers, etc.
The salad show rules are as FOL
lows:
l. Entries are open to the gener-'
al public.
2. No commercial exhibit will be
judged.
3. Only one entry in each class
is allowed to any n exhibitor.
4. All exhibits must be prepared
by the contestant.
s.. Favor will be given to local
and commonly used foods.
6. Entries must be arranged be-
tween the hours of $50 and 1880
o'clock.
Z. The Home Economics depart
ment is not responsible for the
safety of exhibits or for the return
of dishes to the exhibitors.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17

August 80 at 5 o'clock
Baptist church. Temp,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17

.vao mas been registered al the
kitty Cottage ct .Wrightsvlile
Beacn, has returneS to Moreaead
City accompanied by Mr.. Holt
who drove down for a short stay
at Wrightsville. Mr.. and Mrs. Holt
and family spent July at Blowing
Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. P. Bethel
have extended invitations to a re-
.ception at their home in Glen
Arden on Wednesday evening,
August 20, at $50 O'Clock, honor
ing their son and daughter-in-laW,
Captain and Mrs. George Bethel
whose marriage was an event OF
tie early summer in Portland,
-Oregan. Mrs. Bethel, the former
-Majolaine LeBeck, possesses both
beauty and talent, as she is the
solo harpist in Phil Spitalny's All
Girl orchestra, which broadcasts
-every Sunday night in The Hour
of Charm. George Bethel is a
Captain in the Ordnance depart
-ment, U. S. Army, formerly
stationed at Portland, Ore.
Frank Adams Of Alexandria,
va, arrived at Wrigatsviile Beach
by motor on Friday to Join Mrs.
Adams, who has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. R. Aubrey Parsley
at her summer home for several
weeks. Prior to her marriage Mrs.
Adams was 'Ludy" Parsley of
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stark billiard with
Their son and daughter of Green's
-boro arrived yesterday at
--Wr. ghtsville Beach and will spend
"a month, having leased u of the
-Kauno Lehto cottages on west
sOxford street. Mrs. billiard is the
former Alice Walker of Charlotte.
The Billiards need no Introduction
Sc Wrightsville as they are one
-ot the most charming families in
the piedmont section Of the state
.wao have been visiting u resort
ssfor many years.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Perry
with their daughter, Miss Jane
Perry, and their two sons, Frazier
land Arthur Perry returned last
-week to their summer home, II
East Fayetteville street, Wrights-
willie Beach. after a visit of
several weeks spent in Sheboygan,
Tvs, with Mrs. Perry's mother,
Mrs Arthur Hayssen.
= MI. and Mrs. John Hill Cronly
and DR.. and Mrs. Spillman of
Richmond arrived yesterday at
.Wrightsville Beach and are the at
-tractive guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17

Memphis, Tenn, have returned
home after a visit o. a week at
Wrightsville Beach with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Parmele at their
summer home 20 West Fayet-
teville street. En- route to
Memphis Edith and Tom N a S h
stopped at Myrtle Beach, S. c.,
for several days.
Meares Harriss returned on
Monday night from Winston
Salem having driven his fiancee,
Miss Mary Frances Kirby home
OF Sunday morning after her visit
o. a week at Wrightsville Beach
with his family, Misses Margaret,
Carrie, and Essie Harriss, Mrs.
Philip w. Delano and Frank G..
Harriss at their seasonal home 16
Channel Drive. The wedding of
Miss Kirby and Meares Harriss
will be a prominent social event
of Sept. 18th at Winston-Salem.
Invitations reading as follows
have been received in the city;
The Faculty and Graduating
Glass of Brevard college request
the honor Of your presence at the
Graduating Exercises Sunday
evening, August twenty Fourth,
nineteen hundred and forty-seven,
at eight o'clork, College Audi
forum, Brevard, North Carolina"
Eugene Brooks Hardin, Jr., of
Burlington a Wilmington is a
member of the graduating class.
Gene" is the son of Mrs. A. Glen
Holt of Burlington and Eugene B.
Hardin Of 102 South Fourth street,
this city.
Handsomely engraved an.
nouncements, from Tiffany, bear
ing the family coat of arms, were
received in the city during the
past week, reading as follows;
"Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hargrove
Bellamy have the honour of an
nouncing the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Hargrove, to Mr.
Michael Corbett Stovall, Saturday,
the fifth of July, one thousand
nine hundred and forty-seven,
Saint Andrews Church, Wrights-
vile Sound, North Carolina"
MI. and Mrs. j. Holmes Davis,
Jr., delightfully."- entertained a
number of friends informally al
C o C k a i | last Sunday evening
from $50 until 9:o'clock at their
summer home IL Birmingham
street, ghtsville Beach,
in compliment to several out-of-
town guests who are vacationing
at the resort.
With mid-August upon us and
Labor Day only two weeks off,
we are unable to discern any per-
ceptible slackening in the social
activities at our beaches, but in
stead it seems that everyone is
trying frantically to "catch up
with those social obligations which
we never seem. to do as early in
the season as we would like to.
We hear there are parties galore
slated Cor the coming fortnight, so
next Sunday we will be back with
more news which we hope will be
interesting.
With k:ndest regards, best
wishes, and much love.
Virginia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
PoiSSonS Give
Party AT Beach

Mr. and Mrs. Louis j. Poisson
entertained at their summer resi-
dence, IL West Fayetteville street,
Wrightsville Beach, yesterday aft
ernoon between the hours of S and
7 o'clock with a party honoring
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis J. Poisson, Jr.,
who have recently returned to the
city to make their home.
The Poisson residence was
charmingly decorated for the oc-
casion with a p~rofusion OF sum-
mer flowers and guests we're re-
ceived by the hosts and their son
and daughter-in-law.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
Local Center
Will Sponsor
City Play Day

Outstanding in the events plann,
ed for the month Of August by the
Community Center will be Play
Day, which has been set for Wed
nesday at the Greenfield Park.
On this special day al partici'
pants from Fairgrounds and. rec
reational centers in the city will
gather for fun, %froc'ic, and rec
refreshments. Children are asked
to meet with their groups at 1890
o'clock on Wednesday morning. A
pole made of the colors of each
center will designate the group
gathering at the park.
Here the finals for long term
tournaments which have been
held this summer by each group
will be played off and the city
wide champions determined.
Games and contests will be play
ed by members of all age groups.
and a banner will be presented to
the winning playground. Victory
will be based on the group holding
the highest number OF points
which r to be awarded for win
ing and participation.
Each person attending is asked
to bring a picnic lunch, but drinks
will be available at the park.
Lunch and rest hour will he
held from l until 2:3O o'clock.
The awards will be made follow.
ing lunch, and a softball game
viii climax a day of real enjoy,
ment.
Those centers participating are
Nesbitt Courts, Maffett Village,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17

A Glen Eolt of Burlington,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
Slightly Off The Record
Continued From Page One)

home Is West Fayetteville street, Wrightsvile Beach, IN aonor. OF
their sn and daughterinlaw, MI. and Mrs. Louis j. POISSON, ~,
wi ave recently arrived in Wilmington and expect to make tnelr
fnturo home here. Louis Poisson, Jr. is a n attorney who has just
completed lis law course at the University of North Caronna, Cnapel
I'LL. o. u..h;.o4, n r.
bo wa APPOINTED executive secretary of the Whining on chapter OF
he American Red Cross several weeks ago, and who makes her home
bore With her sister and brother-nlaw, DR.. and Mrs. K. Bryant Hare
1r is entertaining a number of friends at cocktails today at the
snrf Club. Wrightsvile Beach, at 1890 o'clock. Alameda is sunme
ing with the Hares at 81 North Lumina avenue, MrlgntsVlle 6eaen'
IT, var record with the Red Cross a a splendld one, mel most
recent assignment before coming to Wilmington being IN costa Rlca
and Japan. eo,o. =. ..o,s;,a A,,.+ at
10 Reachland cottage, Wrightsvile Beach. 1t Just Voulont seem
r*,t fr h summer tt end without a visit from Eona SPrunt whose
annual vacation at the Beach is eagerly anticipated by hr scores u
friends in this locality. And in this connection, we think II a feather
in Wrightsvine's cap that such a n outstanding person as aopTunlt,
nroroinen in social, civic, and medical circles in Piedmont North
Carolina, likes our beach well enough to return here annually when
se has made a practice of doing for twenty years or more: Edna
10 tha wife of cur own Dr.. william H. Sprunt, who grew up IN Viii
n,inoton He is the brother of Alex Sprunt, J. Dalzel sprunt and
Walter P. Sprunt of this city. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Holmes Davis of Forest HIS aho flehtS'He
3oach left On Friday by motor for L.aVile where they VIII spend t"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
Miss Johnston,
Bride Elect Of
Saturday, Feted

Miss Sally Margaret Johnston,
popular bride-elect of August %,
was honored recently at a crystal
shower given by. Mrs. David O.
Britain. The home of IRIS. Brit
tain was attractively decorated
with arrangements OF summer
flowers.
Upon arrival, Miss Johnston was
presented a hair arrangement of
white jasmine.
Games were played during the
evening after which Miss Johnston
was presented many lovely pieces
in her chosen crystal. A deliciou
ice course was. served.
Guests enjoying the occasion
with the honoree and the hostess
were: Mrs. S. c. Johnston, mother
of the honoree. Mrs. N. E. Davis,
Mrs. L.. E. Hart, Jr., Miss Ethel
Herring, Miss Mary Maids, Mrs.
Jean B. Heathcote, Mrs. L. c. Al
len, Jr., Miss Peggy Mc1ver, Miss
Catherine Britain, and Mrs.
Buelah B. Britain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
Lee Caison,
W.. F. Bowen, Jr.
Engaged To Marry

Mrs. Joel Caison of Bolton, an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Ruby Lee, to William
Franklin Bowen, Jr., son OF MIR.
and Mrs. w. F. Bowen OF this
city.
The wedding will take place on
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
PAMELA Alderman
Of Wallace, Will
Wed Seymour Brown

MI. and Mrs. Emil Ralph Ack-
erman Of Wallace announce the
engagement o. their daughter,
PAMELA R h o d a, to Seymour
Brown, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Brown of Goldsboro.
The wedding will take place in
October.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Dexter James
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Linda Darlene, August 7 at
Marion Sprunt anneX Mrs. James
is the former Dorothy Jones of
this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. King
announce the birth Of a daughter,
Sharon Marguerite, August 9 at
Marion Sprunt annex.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

X GOD old Harry may kno" it. but he won't be
VI invited her house again while he goes
around looking like something Of dernatologlsts
chamber Of horrors
Don't take chances with infectious dandruf. At the
first sign OF fakes and scales get started with Ltene
Antiseptc and massage Lsterne Antseptic the
infection as should be treated with antseptc action
It kills germs associated with dandruf by the million in
Guiding the stubborn bottle bacillus" =" which many
thortes regard causative agent the infectious type
of dandr 1t helps get rid of those fakes and scales
alleviates itching Your scalp and hair feel swell.
In series Of 1911 of dandruT patients showed
complete disappearance Of marked improvement
the symptoms of dandru the end of four weeks of
twicea-day Listerine Antseptic And
Der, Lterne Antiseptic the antseptc that has
been famous for than 80 years the field of oral
hygiene. Lambert Pharmacal Company St. Louis, No.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

1907 whole wheat Vitamins, min
erals, food energy. Good? Second
helping good. Had your Wheafies
foday2 breakfast of Champions.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
SOMETHING YOUNG
AND FOOLISH
Conzsna<S from trnedsns base

! n
E-z1gri iEe plunge Abby vent
oack 70 -h.e stoTe-
Hzve q god time Ast night
LIZ csezred ber threat No. Hos-
rIose- tod yo1 be was grim Bn
Il the knd Of guy who doesn't
thsnk z vDzr hzs SCI appeal until
So hzs besn divorced twice. /
dsG't even have any dinner. I'm
zrfug1y hznUy."
Abby took a deep breath.
-SGaeeze yourself some orange
yzsce and watch the toasses. If you
thought BIZ vas 70 grim, Why did
yu1 70 OFT with hum
"IxsY~. Mum | was terrible
yesterday When you tod me about
Geo vas bcxTIbAe TO you and
Cuge- But II was just because l
se1 80 awful And izss night, when
Cexge czne UP TO my room and
tod ne he'd fixed up a date for me
El-h BIZ Ike II was something
wonderful Eel- ! Just didn't
.zn1 20 hEZ ms feelings again"
Abby TUNED and regarded her
6xz<asE- LIZ, honey. /"
The timer znged, announcing
the coEes was ready Abby shut of
ths burner LIZ was staring at her,
,srs iornlg n her eyes
WIZ. z-s yoa al dressed up
m
ABBY put her hand CO her dzugh-
trs@ Tnretunng the puppy
this no<nnSe LIZ Don't let it
~1ry w- You 5on't need to have
a dog until VOC ~ant one When
yE do. you CT PICK II out your
self"
LIZ sid TO The foo< beside the
puppys dasa- The dog locked UP.
oetnezl d-TppsnE from his chin,
and vent promptly back to his
tood- Lu's kzugn was partly sob.
But / did pick hun out, Mum
I've been watching Butch n the
window io< DAYS / even named
hm"
AEsY smiled at her. Daring.
yoa don, have 70 take hln for our
sake- We understand
LIZ looked Up at her mother. Il
know, but don't you think il would
be fun to have something young
and foolish around the house
again.
When Big George came down.
stzirs, be found his wife and daugh-
ter m each others arms, both of
them crying The puppy. oatmeal
still dripping from has chin. was
sitting On the hoor. watching them
with his head cooked Big George
went over and wiped the puppys
mouth with napkin. Don't
worry. old man. Things like this
happen all the time around the
Dalleys. You'll find out. now
you're ole OF the family" The ESt
Evening star., 1947-10-19

You just expect a winning per-
Torrance from a Wheaties eater.
Famous training dish: Wheaties
with milk and fruit. Flakes of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
LEGAL NOTICES

NoN-REsIDENcE NOTICE
No. l0o74
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Elsie Odell Whatley
1873 Washington Blvd.
Beaumont. Texas
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
~ Of Jackson IN said state, on the
Second Monday of DECEMBER A. d ,
1g41. to defend suit No. i0074 in said
Court of Lula Elnora Whatley where
in YOU are a defendant. and where
m Complainant seeks a decree of di-
VOrce and restoration of her maiden
name as fully set out IN bill on file.
This "a day of June A. D.. 1917.
tSeali FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk. Cnancery Court.
Jackson County, Mississippi.
VERTiS G. RAMSAY. ID. G.
q 1927. "a. II, 10
APPLICATION AND PETITION FOR
A PARDON TO BE GRANTED G.. r.
RAYBoRN. FORMER PRISONER No.
$3.50, OF THE STATE PENITENTI-
AIRY.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
COUNTY OF GEORGE:
To- GOVERNOR AND BOARD OF
PARDoNS OF THE STATE OF MIS-
SISSIppI:
Comes the Undersigned applicant
G r. Rayborn and Petitioners and
respectfully petitions your Excellency
70 grant a PARDON to said c.. n.
Rayborn and respectively shows unto
your Honor the following facts, in
said cause. to-wit:
That said G.. X. Rayborn (who was
a Spanish American War Veteranl
wa convicted and sentenced TO the
state Penitcntiary. in Jackson Coun-
~, Mississippi. m April s. AID. 1881;
that he served as a prisoner in the
state Penitentiary. for 10 years and
4 months. until the year AID. l94t.
at which time he was granted an in
definite suspension of sentence and
for the past Five go Years he has
lived here in George County. Missis-
sippi, established a permanent Home,
and served as a local Farmer; That
he has made a loyal, patriotic.
law abiding and good citizen: and we
each and all feel that he is entitled
to a Pardon, to restore his right as
a citizen. to vote. etc.
That. his present age will be Sew
enty Seven t7O years, on March 14th,
AID, l947;
WHEREFORE, the premises consid-
cred your petitioners hereby petition
and pray that your Exeellency grant
unto said g.. n. Rayborn a PARDON;
Respectively submitted:
G.. r. RAYBORN. Applicant.
and 66 Petitioners OF George
County.
81 b-2T, Ia IL. IL. rs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR MARY
LOU TINGLE

This week Mary Lou Tingle
celebrated her fourth birthday
With a party at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tin
gle, 80l East Taylor avenue.
A highlight of the party was
the ornate cake with its lighted
candles which were blown out by
Mary Lou as the small guests
sang the Happy Birthday" song.
The cake was then cut and
served with ice cream.
A number of appropriate gifts
we're received by the little hon
Gree.
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mrs E

Mrs. Spencer Beebe entertained
her bridge club in her home on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. r. f.
Davis received the high score
prize. Mrs. Alton Thomson the
cut prize.
A delicious salad plate with
iced tea was served after the
games to Mesaames William Nc
Leod, Harold Monroe. Alton
Thomson, S. Peterzell, Edwin
Mays, r E. Davis. S. A. McInnis,
Jr., and W. II. Nelson, Jr.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HOUSES FOR SALE Is

PRE-FABRICATED HOUSES For
early delivery. Pin. S96-W.
10 2tpd 7-II
1912 BUILT HOUSE and six lots for
safe at $500 90. See. Bill johnson. IRE
ole. Miss. Is 5tpo I'll
FIvE-RooM HOUSE Lot 7sx2oo.
three blocks from Court house. Phi.
733-R Is 3tpd IL
SIX ROOM HOUSE-In Escatawpa on
Old Elder Ferry Road, include 81
acres. Phone Sligo, Moss Point
Is Ste I'll
2-BEDRooM HOUSE-So P~aseaeoula
st. Furniture included. House can be
bought FILA. Phi. 5162, Moss Point.
10 2te I'll
NINE-ROOM HOUSE With bath.
large garage and Il houses Pecan
and fig trees. One block from Beach
1927 Manic Street. Is 3tpd I'll
BEAUTIFUL BROOM HOUSE I
block from Highway 90. Good for
apartment house or small hotel Call
5l62. Moss Point. 16 Ste I'll
FIvE-RoOM HOUSE-Hot and cold
water. screened front and back por-
ches. at 622 w. Farnsworth st. Write
Box all. LuCedale. Miss. or Phone
rs Lucedale. l6 3tpd I'll
HOMf-On Mary walker hdNOu SlN
large rooms and bath. Lights. water
and gas. 1000 #. on Bayou by 1900 #.
Gatti's Place. Owner, 2621 Esplanade
Ave. New Orleans. Is 2tpd I'll
TWo-BEDROOM HOUSE On Wash
ington Ave. Gas heater in every room.
Gas range, garage and laundry room.
a he seen by appointment only
Phi. 5l62, Moss Point. l6 2tc I'LL
NEAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Three
bedroom house on lot a3'X300', attic
fan. floor furnace. laundry room ga
rage. Reasonable. Call 5l6l-Z, Moss
Point. I6 2tpd I'll
NEW FIVE-ROOM HOUSEWIFE mod
ern conveniences, on lake and river,
VIII sell for cash and ear. Leaving
town Frank Cunningham. 1913 Boards
lee St. Moss Point. l6 lie I'll
IA HOMES FOR SALE ~Paseagoula,
Miss. ? and 8 bed rooms hardwood
floors. gas range, water heaters and
gas heaters, Terms. $500 cash. bal
ance like rent. includes interest, in.
surance. taxes, principal. hsleWood
Homes 0 IS. PascaPoula St, phone
90 if If t0-I1
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
YMBc TO MEET JULY IA

A meeting of the Young Wom-
ans Business Club of Pascagoula
will be held at the Knights Of
Columbus building Monday, July
"A At the usuai foaf Of assembly.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
SERVICES

ROOFING-Wise Builders use genu-
inc EVerwear Aluminium roofing and
siding $3.50 a square. PrentiSs Crane.
Box 438. Moss Point. 4 3tpd I'll
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11

TIE Aztec name for their town
on the site Of Mexico City vas
Teroehtitlan.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
NoN-REsIpENT NOTICE

NOlANk
No. 10000
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To John M. Zampiere
you are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
ty of Jackson in said State. on the
Second Monday of August tRule dayl
a. D., l947, TO defend suit No. 10000
IN said Court of T f. Walker and G.
M. walker wherein you are a defen-
dant, and wherein Complainant seeks
a judgment against you for such
amounts as may De disclosed by evi-
dence for your occupancy OF the FL.
dora Cafe. 22l Live Oak St, Pasca-
Roula. Miss, and use of complainants
fixtures and loss If certain fixture
of compliments which arc missing
as fully set out In bill on file.
This 2 day of July A. D.. f947.
fSeal1 FRED TAYLOR.
VERTTS G. RAMSAY. d. q.
Clerk, Chaneery Court.
jackson County. Mississippi
- n - -
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NOTICE or SALE or LAND BY
SPECIAL COMMISSIONER

Under and by virtue OF the terms
OF the decree In the Chancery Court
of Iactson County. Mississtopi, dat
ed the 18th dav of June. t9q7, IN a
case pending IN said Court STYLED, ID.
J. SAVOfE. COMPLAINANT VS.. DAN
e TANNER AND MRS EMMA MAE
TANNER. DEFENDANTS. being cpIse
No. l0033 on the docket of said Court.
J viii during legal hours on Monday,
the ith dav of August. l9i7. at the
main front door of the Courthouse OF
Jackson County, Mississippi. in the
City of P~aecagoula. offer for sale and
sell for cash to the highest bidder the
lands IN Jackson County. Mississippi.
described as:
The Wet Half of the East Half of
the Northeast Quarter of the North
west Quarter and the East Half of
the WestHalf of the Northeast
Quarter of the Northwest Quarter
Of Section %. Township 7 South.
Range > West, excepting. however.
that lot or parcel of land described
rs beginning at the Northeast cor
ner of the West Half of the East
Half OF the Northeast Quarter of
the Northwest Quarter of said Sec
uon 70 and running thence West
along the North boundary line of
the Northeast Quarter of the North
west Quarter of said Section a dis
tance of $50 feet and a starting point;
thence continuing West along the
said North boundary line of said
Northeast Quarter of the North
west Quarter a distance of rs feet:
thence South a distance of $50 feet:
thence East a distance of rs feet:
thence North I50 feet to the place
Of beginning and
Said lands are sold for the pur-
pose Of satisfying a judgment In ia
yor of the Complainant against the
Defendants all as is stated and set
out in said decree.
WITNESS MY HAND this the 8 day
Of July. 1947.a
FRED TAYLOR,
Special Commissioner.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11

FOR SALE
One la4l model Ford Truck. Il Tons
Duel wheels. Long wheel Base. Stake
body made of good Oak. Seven
good tires. Motor In good condition.
One electric table saw with near
new motor
One extension Lacses n Pick
one 5-s" rope with double and triple
Blackstone 10 ID, Slsdga Hammer
One Northumberland Shovels
Several hand Carpenter Tools
Several Squares of Seeona orick i'm
itafion Galvanized Siding
The only reason for selling the own
ers health has gotien such that he
is unable 10 follow his trade, other
wise nothing would sell.
Items listed above can he seen at
ALT PINE STREET
Can be seen al any time Except
Sunday. No selling or Trading on
Sunday.
26 2tpd IA
oft. TRAILERZDavid Bradley, solid
steel, new stake body. Glen Vowel
SOB 18th st, Phi. 4l0-R.
26 2tpd u
TWo-WHEEL HALF-ToN TRAILER
Solid steel throughout. cheap for cash
See it at 3l3 Lafayette Ave.
26 etc T.