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ROOMS FURhIsnEp-s.E. and s.w

17s9 MASS. AVE. s.E;MYoung man to
P Phone privileges; on bus line: Sc wk. LU
s45 BURNS ST. s.E.-Newly furnished
r1om d in 2, new home for young couple; Call
DOUBLE ROOM for 2: conv. to cariine;
near bath, laund. privils. Phone FIR. 1922
al SECOND ST. Sc. Apt. 5-clean COM
ca Bitter F8 or al G pk 7 fs5 quiet girl
INCL; =, ROOM: cony. Navy Yard and
3OS EAST CAPITOL ST., Apt. 8-Nicely
1nTn: r s1n.,. with unlimited phone, for
1915. RIDGE PL. s.E.-Attractive single
nm. for gentleman in pvt. home: privacy;
cow. transp.: $50 mo. 81
3107 MISSIONER DIR. SEE. tofr 31st st.
and Pa, ave)-Small single room, new
home nice section. s25 mo. Victor 1922.
425 9Th ST. S.w., mr.. Govt. bldgs: lge. rm.,
twin beds; ! or 2 empl. adults; S35 mo.
so14 s4th ST. Sc, in detached private
1911 FIT. DAVIS ST. S.E.-Front. double
room: all furnishings Just purchased; pre-
fer employed couple. 81
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1855 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Larse furn. front
9aiat boms Ap fos couple or men in
| ideal for a lady Of refinement seeking the
best in private home; s35. Wo. 4o7o.
I74s LAN1ER PL. N.w.-oirl to share.
| large front. room with another girl. ad-
Joining bath, private phone in room, i
per rom MONTH taan sseh n Be- rs $685.
"a BLK. TO 18th ST. BUs~Attractiye
bedroom, beautifully furn,, next to bath,
for young, employed lady, $50. GE. 1855.
$3.50 9th ST.. corner Cathedral ave.-Re-
nned young girl to share large room and
pxs Bath co St5 57s snoher young girl eSfe
55II 18th ST. N;w.-Larse, front, double
room, wei furnished; private lavatory. un-
limited phone; cow. to transp. GE. $3.50
1877 UPsHUR ST. N.w.-Double room,
| front. twin beds. semibath; conv. 18th st.
pss: BIlr Ras5fdEee ST. Nw-Larse 2 'front.'
room, End floor, next bath: suitable two
or three people. Adams 5s77 or CO. asas.
MT Mt a rLg : 1sas furnished room
1881 HoLMEAD PL. N.W.-Lge front rm.,
next to bath, pvt. home, conv transp. NO.
WESLEY WE HEIGHTS For Discriminating
e emp ssne So choice ot s or lovely
SILVER sPRING-Don't miss nice dble.
front rm., next to bath, y blk. bus; laun-
DRY s 81 priyl' unlims phone in pvt, home
1890 quincy ST. N.w.-Large, COM
Portable front room, every convenience:
AZ les Sec DECATUR ST. N.w.-1ovely I'D front
y 81 iav CHEVY DVt CHASE hHae rk A ssS
Lovely rm: in pvt: home for refined woman
exposure; $40 mo. ' Cali i Sat. after S pm pm
a ao;;s,. o3 pr 1eI v RID; NWRoom with
S1ilm phone: sem Is b aaIfkEf t T priS
s Sri nj 81 sGNsf IS s ss ROOM afh i.
express bus. 20 min. to 18th and Pa. ave
e "a HhaSh AVE, near conn-E La
ESGP F0 e1 1SaI AREA, 1905 10th mSl St,
EsntIemans only. $50 9DP per mo. s up Ho eI
sso7' ADAMS MILL RID. NV, opposite
h heated sleeping porch. twin beds, next
Is TaMH45f sT bedroom
a a9nsis H s56 anf a. sho Ss44 "a Blk
CHEVY CHASE. d: C., one block off Conn.
ave,-Nicely furnished large room and
bath in new home: excel. transp.; gentle
men. $40 per month EN-. 7O44. -22
44O5 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Nice room for
student with private family Convenient
to Mcfarland and Coolidge High Schools.
DUPONT AREA. 1747 18th st, n.w-Love-
Eens ssan sage dous asss
eoIokEp9aoi HSq 81 N sSoe
CoLoRED-1o11 MONROE ST. NV
Single, $6.25; double. So each per week
Employed persons only. No cooking. light
laundry: no transients. CO $500. -2I
COLORED-4O41s LIST ST. N.W.-Lge
front nm, newly decorated. for empl.
couple or 2 refined ladies; privils. Elk. 1865.
COLORED-l914 Bird ST. N.W.-Men.
CooLoRED9' - LOVELY FRONT ROOM for
young man to share with another, separate
e eSSI ne e-osess. PARK k6. N.wERoom
for refined lady; nonsmoker. nondrinker;
CoLoRED@sINGLE AND DOUBLE rooms
for rent; s. So week. Sat. call TR. 5952;
coLoREb0GfRI TO SHARE nm. with an
other girl Cooking and laundry privileges;
COLORED-15O8 SWAMI ST. N.W.-At-
trac:. sgle. nm. for young gentleman with
privileges, must have refs: $3.50 per
wk, Call bet and 7, MI. 1896.
COLORED-2523 18th ST. N.W.-Large
front room, 2 ladies, $3.50 each: cooking,
laundry privileges. NO 96O5. 21s
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AVIATION.

STINSTON VOYAGER 1855, new April,
1947; primary group instruments; perfect
condition; total time 75 hours; cost over
$4,000, sell best cash offer. Call RE. 5022.
FOR sALE-1946 Ercoupe. low hours, in
excellent condition: S1,75O or best offer.
Call an. to pm, NE. 2466. Ri
PRIVATELY OWNED SEABEE for sale, 80
INDIVIDUAL HANGERS available. HYDE
FIELD; Clinton; Maryland, Spruce Osss.
fabric work, contact JOHNNY DORR,
MARYLAND Airport, Pomonkey. Md, Indian
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1916 INGRAHAM ST. N.W-ComfortabIe
room, twin beds; single or dble.: 14th and
N NEAR wAR E1sdiaS PARK HOTEL, :. sS7e
Cathedral ave.--Large double room, twin
BEDS semipvt. bath; men; LIZ. La bus.
1850 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Girl to share nm.
with another girl; $3.50 per month; maid
service and laundry privileges included,
HOTEL 1440 R. 1. AvE.-Neatly furn., ist-
4. dble. rm;, adj. Bath, Sl2 wk.; lge. sgle.
6sm n q rm noS s. wk TUB and shower. III
S1.25 day per person. Running water;
complete hotel service. Call MR.. sT1LsoN.
NR. CHEVY CHASE C1RcLE-wil ex-
salary. EN-. 1929. " ''A, 81 a.
1 l5so 81 Isth ST; N;W.-7Eormer legation bids,
single rooms; sample bath and closet facili5
WHIT S9s HOTEL, across from statleT,
s1a double aS SIT aassi
H HoTs q W WHEEL sl2 Il sys 1E
doubles, $2.5O-S4: summer discounts On
doubles: elevator: phones in all rooms,
TIE iALTyRAs HorE1-1bos 18th st.
rates: dining room in building. NO. s145
va Az fans; slntls. s.; double $ per
s ss$i V eaTAk Ea5es Rp Nw-tse 2 front
home. Gentleman. $50 mo. CO. 705i.
1929 10th ST. N.w.-Twin beds, $3.50
Per Per Ws saS near bath; cow. to all traan np
1884 CONN. AvE-sinsle room for refined
gentleman Hot water and shower: 50 $$s5.
1924 18th ST: NV. Hotel Farmington,
near nsa Dupont GirclssdLarEe cool comfort
ape rGoms Twin 1sds paone n I'M
sd5 up dO 9RS weekly nr.v.+. ~,
settled dsentleman; gentle home; $S5.
b bHi osHy CIRCLE. 1902 Conn. ave.ELsrge
sa aa SsFVssTf ~ NR ca w nsE Dix
of Ga. ave; streetcar. bus. shopping center
Sses MASS aas fe aSH eR Sny man
1sn maid service and laundry privileges;
ONE ROOM ,i. to rent to young married
VA va eHA ss before Conn ~ noon
man % only ssls military T Ed EN- Ss
Per xsss: men only. Cali CO. 81 1852 So tof
s sSes ST. k.w-pon Carlos Hotel G near
s sresSses' ali-wool blankets IS tub shower
phere, clean, quiet, comfortable; from $40
"NfSE SINGLE ROOM in in a friendly home
a and handy handy to everything; S35 per month.
Ella CATHEDRAL AVE. off conn
ss1s 9Th 81 INV SW oS n fgrn a room,
a PIG 1 Ist ST. N.W@ VS. dbl rm. twin
beds bed nS S45; also So, SCI rm Sso express bus
81 DGPo o CIRCLE. e siio r ST. INV naLarss
front room for two; nicely furnished: $50
rs nass ei MoNR iof!e ST. Nwa ladies' large
dbl rn, windows twin beds, big closet,
laundry privileges; $50 ca. per mo. AID.
1904 vEAzEY ST. N.w-Front rm., twin
beds, PVT; shower nicely furn; rvt. home.
1888 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Reasonable;
s sass excellent transportation pu.
s ss1S 1 aa,,. ST. - rooms.
eEExY G liz EEMsap5ou room; slS1s;
nished rooms. private bath; pleasant sur
DoWNTow S sss e 'P Pm S SVa
and double rms reasonable rates. NE.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Comfortable single
rm:: semipvt., bath; gentleman; S35. Wo.
HOTEL PARK HOUSE, 900 18th st. NV,
2 blks. Greyhound-Sgles.. $40; dbles, S14
wk: trans. rms, 81 sos, day. Elk. 1856.
WANTED, two young ladies to rent room
in apt with q others; twin beds, twin
CLOSETS; pext to- bath; uni phone. Ewes
SINGLE AND DOUBLE. lse., brisht. twin
beds, 2 closets; single, bright and cheerful;
next to bath: eonv. .transp.; prtYn. ia.
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BEST SERVICE, LOWEST RATES, light
loads, luggage and trunks hauled; all-white
service. Call am. to pm. GE. 1875
VETERANS-Moving and hauling; new
trucks, responsible help: cargo insured:
PERRY'S TRANSFER. Moving and hauling.
Any time. Grating and shipping Also
storage. AID. 0560.
TRACTOR TRAILER hauling. loads 10 to
10 tons weight to Northern points; Bing-
hampton. Cortland. Syracuse, Albany. and
points between. owner operated all-closed
Z van 2s-ft. trailer and 1874 WI. 4 new
ANYTHING MOVED. local and long dis
lance; storage. packing. Baggage pickup
and and delivery, So up. BEvENEY TRANS
MARINE VETERANS MOVING co.-247nr
trunks and bassase AZ = So H Or r Tsd osss
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates:
light hauling speciality GE 1851
BROTHERS MOVING AND STORAGE, exp.
white help. For free estimate. call owens
HARRY's TRANsFER-Moving van serv-
ice, delivery service. ANY type, day or
MIGHTY Prompt, reliable MA O7T6 2Os
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED-

uNFURN. RMS. for rent, kit. privil
and liy rm. avail; suitable 4 or girls.
NORTH WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS, 5S1s
enclosed porch, priv. bath; electric and
tel; included. $l10. Ia. $500. 90
laos ST. NV, APT. 1O-3 rooms and
bath: no kitchen: ideal for ONCE and
quarters for professional man or woman.
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC, 1900 18th st.
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POULTRY and EGGS

WHITE KING PIGEONS = Rice strain
forced sale: entire lot of about $50 fol
aay EsasH Pphn s seT Bowie S1a 2%so
ME. 0Os9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
supplies.
PEACOCKS, 1 pair, blue in color, yrs
old, developing a full tail, sos. malta.
POM FARM, Groom, Md, Marlboro 1908
FOR SALE-Leghorn pullets, bred to lay
and beginning to lay. EN-. $3.50. C. P. s..
34l7 Lowell ST. NV -2l
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BARBER CHAIR for rent: good business
Call in person, 1912 18th st. NV. 81
BCLLDoZER. small, for backfilling an,
light grading. TR. 1899. 90
BRAND-NEW h-yard shovel now avail
able, and also bulldozers for hire. Cal
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COUNTRY BOARD.
MOVING, PACKING end sroRAct

YR.-ROUND RIM. and board for Q babies
or toddlers; 10 yrs. exper.; doctors ref
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL,

FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned; get orders
in early for prompt delivery. CATLIN
LUMBER CO., Gil. SSSS go
FOR YOUR STOVE and fireplace wood
call ROBERT S. BEAVERS, Tower 6462
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BOATS.

14-FT. WHITE CEDAR ROWBOAT, new,
for sale. Call DE. 49os. 21s
STEELCRAFT. late 1916. excel. cond
Chrysler, l 15-h.p. engine; sleeps A.; galley,
refgr.. dinette equipment: wired for ITO
&C. current. Only $3.50. WA 697S.
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MAHOGANY SPEED BOAT, 1sxe IT,, re
built and refinished last winter: Chrysle
marine motor, many extras: 1880; tax
auto in trade. AT. $500. -2l
Evening star., 1947-12-14

Commercial Counselor of the Lega-
ton and Mime. Lehtinen; France
Isabelle, daughter of the Counselor
of the Embassy and Nine. Wapler;
Great Britain-Jeremy, son of the
Counselor of the Embassy and the
Honorable Mrs. Edwards; Greece
Virginia, daughter of the Counselor
of the Embassy and Nine. Eco
nomou-Gouras; Guatemala-Lyuba,
daughter of the First Secretary of
the Embassy and Sonora de Mendez-
Zebadua; Iceland-Thor, son of the
Minister and Mrs. Thors; India
Anuradha, daughter Of the Military
Attache and Mrs. Kaul; IRAN
Chahla, niece of Ahmed Mehbod,
Acting Counsel General in New
York.
Iraq-Waleed, son of the Second
Secretary Of the Embassy and Nine.
Chorbachi: Ireland-Ethna, daugh-
ter of the First Secretary of the
Legation and Mrs. Brennan: Italy
Danda, daughter of the First Sec
retary of the Embassy and Signora
Ortona; Liberia-Clavenda, daugh-
ter of the Counselor of the Legation
and Mrs. Bright; Lithuania-Ga-
briel, son of the Attache of the
Legation and Mrs. Kajeckas; Mexico
Maria Antonieta, daughter of the
Ambassador and Sonora de. Espinosa
de los Monteros;; Netherlands
Jochin1, son of the Counselor of the
Embassy and Nine. Helb; New
Zealand-Michael, son of the Coun-
selor of the Legation and Mrs.
Powles; Norway-Andreas, son of
the First Secretary of the Embassy
and Mrs. Scott-Hansen; Pakistan
-Salma, daughter of the Attache
of the Embassy and Mrs. Husain;
Paraguay-Martha, daughter of the
Counselor of the Embassy and
Sonora de Acosta; Peru-Victor,
son of the Minister of the Embassy
and Sonora de Fernandez-Davila.
Philippines-Gloria daughter of
the Minister Counselor of the En-
bassy and Mrs. Ramos; Poland
Joanna, daughter of the CONNER
cial Counselor and Mrs. Litynska;
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Broadcast
Continued From Page D-1D


Mrs. Coreth; Belgium, George, son
of the Counselor of the Embassy
and Nine. Van Den Berghe; Brazil,
Helena, daughter of the Assistant
Air Attache of the Embassy and
Nine. Faria Lima; Canada, Ellen,
daughter of the Minister of, the En-
bassy and Mrs. Stone; Chile, Eliza
beth, daughter of the Minister
Counselor and Sonora de Rodriguez;
China, Bobby, son of the Counselor
of the Embassy and Mrs. Chih-M Mai;
Colombia, Fernando, son of the
Counselor of the Embassy and Sen
ora de Garcia.
Costa Rica. Alexandra, grand
daughter of the Ambassador and
Sonora de Gutierrez; Cuba, Marilys,
daughter of the Ambassador and
Sonora de Belt; Czechoslovakia,
Katarin, daughter of the Counselor
of the Embassy and Nine. Houdek; !;
Denmark, Anette, daughter of the
Economic Counselor of the Embassy
and Nine Seidenfaden: Dominican
Republic, Ivan, son of the Secretary
of the Embassy and Sonora de
Cohn; Ecuador, Norma, daughter of
the Commercial Attache of the En-
bassy and Sonora de Cevallos;
Egypt, Wedad, daughter of the First
Secretary of the Embassy and Nine.
Zaky; Ell Salvador, Alexander,
grandson of the Ambassador and
Sonora de Castro.
Finland-Meri, daughter of the
Evening star., 1947-12-14
La Monica-Adaus
&c CEREMONY Is Held

The New York Avenue Presbyter-
ian Church was the scene of the
wedding yesterday of Miss Joan
Adams. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alva D. Adams of Arlington, and
Mr.. Michael A. La Monica, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul La Monica of
Norristown, Pa. The Rev Peter
Marshall officiated at the ceremony
and a reception for the bridal party
and out-of-town guests was given
in the home of the brides parents.
Escorted by her father, the bride
wore white satin trimmed with seed
pearls and fashioned with a hooped
skirt. Her flngertip veil was draped
from tiara of seed pearls in but
terf1y motif and her prayer book
was overlaid with a white orchid.
The maid of honor, Miss Ann Sui
livan, wore pink crepe and carried
pink and lavender chrysanthemums
and the Misses Barbara Ball and
Barbara Start, who were brides
maids. wore aqua and gold crepe
and carried bouquets of gold and
bronze chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Robert Steltzer served as best
man for Mr.. La Monica and MIR
Ralph Powers and Mr.. Charles
Woodward were the ushers.
Following honeymoon in Atlanta
Ga, the couple will make their home
in Arlington.
The bride formerly attended Ogle-
thorpe University and Marjorie
Webster Junior College and Mr.. La
Monica is a student at Capitol
Radio Engineering Institute.
Evening star., 1947-12-14

Portugal-Maria Manuela, daugh-
ter Of the Counselor of the Embassy
and Senhora de Rocheta; Saudi
Arabia-Aida, daughter of the Min
lister, Sheikh Asad Al-Faqih; Siam
Anuri, daughter of the Second Sec
retary of the Embassy and Nine.
Chintakananda; Spain - Adelita,
daughter of the Second Secretary
of the Embassy sand Sonora de
Sanz- Briz; Sweden Jonas, son of
the Commercial Counselor of the
Legation and Nine. de Belfrage.
Switzerland - Adelaide, daughter
of the Commercial Counselor of the
Legation and Nine. Fuchss; Turkey
daughter of the Naval
Attache of the Embassy and Nine.
Gamer; Union of South Africa
Peter, son of the Counselor of the
Legation and Mrs. Eustace; Uru-
guay-Juan Carlos, son of the Am
bassador and Sonora de Blanco;
Venezuela-Yarima, daughter of the
Attache of the Embassy, Sonora
Olga Briceno, and Yugoslavia-
Marko, son of the Counselor of the
Embassy and Nine. Zore.
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Tigopd Bible Gloss
Oh Calvary Bdptist
Hold Monthly Meet

The Tigapa Bible Class of the
Calvary Baptist church held its
monthly meeting at Lincoln Hall
on Monday night, December |.
The decorations were in the
Christmas motif with a lighted
Christmas tree and .wreaths,
which YER prepared by a com
mittee headed by Mrs. Ed Mon
Grief.
A short business session wal
presided over by Mrs. M. w. Nc
Daniel, after which the Phebor
Class and Gideon Knight Clas,
were guests at a social hour.
Mrs. T. A.. Willis presented the
entertainment, which included a
lovely Christmas story by Mrs,
M. S. Varnado and a reading by
Mrs. P. J. Higginbotham. A solo
by Mrs. Hal Lee and a ''skeet
shoot, in pantomine, by Mrs. Ed
O'Malley.
Mrs. C. M. Colville and her
committee served a plate lunch
to the group.
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Womon's Society
OF EastIown
Church Meeting

On Monday, Dec. /, the Wom-
ans Society of Christian Service
of the Eastlawn Methodist church
met in regular business session
in the auditorium of the church.
The devotional was conducted
by Mrs. G.. T. McLauren who
used John 3-16 as her Scripture
text.
The president, Mrs. ]. L. Thorn
as. then conducted a brief bust
ness session during which plans
were made to complete the years
work.
Immediately after adjournment,
the meeting was turned into a
training class for the benefit of
new officers and new commit
tees.
This also served as a refresher
course for officers who we're re-
tanned from last year.
Mrs. John Cirlot of Moss
Point, the conference promotion
secretary, aided in this training
program and emphasized meth
DDS and procedure for the cir
Gle plan of work. Much inter-
est was manifested throughout
the session.
Mrs. N. u. Boone, wife of the
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o 1


Baptist
The week of prayer of the
W.M.U was observed by mem
bers this week in the church
with meetings being held in the
afternoon except Wednesday
when the meeting was held at the
prayer service hour.
Mrs. B. B. Hobby led the Mon
day afternoon service, Mrs. r. C..
Eley the Tuesday afternoon and
Wednesday evening the service
was led by the young people of
the church. Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Arthur Jones led the pro-
gram and Friday afternoon the
injecting was brought to a close
with Mrs. j. N. Rape as leader,
Methodist
The W.S.C.S. of the Moss Point
Methodist church met in the
church on Monday afternoon.
Rev. N. U. Boone gave a talk on
alcoholics" presenting the clos
ing study. The meeting was clos
ed with a prayer.
Next Monday a meeting will
be held in the church at which
time reports for the year will
be given and pledges will be
paid.
Presbyterian
Members of circle One and
Two met in the home of Miss May
McInnis on Monday afternoon.
Each Circle held their business
meeting then they Joined for the
program and devotional.
Mrs. d. H, Nice ollum presented
Mrs. G.. p. Wood, who led the
program on the subject What
Do | Put First" Mrs. j. j. Nc
Intosh gave the devotional. The
meeting was closed with a pray
er.
During the social hour the hos
tess served delicious sandwiches
and cookies.
Methodist
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
the Moss Point Methodist church
will hold its regular meeting in
the church on Monday evening
at seven thirty. Mrs. E. c., Scott
of Kreole will bring the study
on alcoholics"
All members are urged to at
tend.
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in Gulfport Saturday by Miss
Betty James who accompanied
them to New Orleans where they
attended the opera "Rigoletto."
Mrs. Lila Blumer, Mrs. Jack
Turner and daughter, Martha, and
Mrs. Edwin Lennep were visitors
to Mobile Tuesday.
Miss, Blanche Simmons return
J ed, Sunday to Perkinston Junior
college after visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Wilker-
son.
Mrs. c. J. Phillips of Biloxi
spent Thanksgiving with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Dickson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickson also enjoyed the
visits of their daughter, Miss Lois,
who is a student nurse in Touro
Infirmary, New Orleans, and
their sons, Dick and Jack, who
are students at Ole Miss.
Mrs. L. A. Morris and daugh-
tiers of Bushnell, Florida arrived
Monday for a visit with Mrs. c.
L. Turner and Miss Hattie Nc
Leod. Other visitors in their
home this week were Mrs. Clyde
McInnis, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
McInnis of Mobile, and Mrs. T.
A. Cause of Hammond, La.
Mrs. Edwin Avera and daugh-
tiers, Nell and Susan, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Mont
gomery.
House guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Elkin for the
Thanksgiving holidays were their
daughter, Shirley, who is, a fresh
man at M. S. c. w. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Story of Yazoo City.
Mrs. Story is the former Olive
Elkin.
Miss Marguerite Colley, who
is studying music at the Uni
versity of Illinois, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. F. Col
ley.
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Britt of New
Orleans and MI. and Mrs. Clyde
Britt of Helena spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Mrs. Ruby Britt.
Mrs. Van Allen was among
those attending the football game
in Meridian on Thanksgiving.
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Mrs. John Walker and daugh-
ter, Jacqueline, Mrs. c. j. Moe,
Miss Hilma Melene, Marjorie
Moore and Herman Graef motor
ed to Meridian for the football
game Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Adele Clark has recover
ed sufficiently from a recent ill
ness to be up and about again.
Friends of Constable W. F.
Stephens will regret to learn that
he is still critically i'll at his
home at 200 So. Canty street.
Mesdames Clarence Reynolds
and Roy Patrick arrived from
Louisville, KY. the early part of
the week having been called here
by the illness of their sister, Mrs,
W. j. Cranberry, who is under
treatment at the Jackson County
hospital. Friends of Mrs. Gran
berry will be relieved to learn
that she is improving from an
attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Smith
and baby daughter, Evelyn, were
guests of Mrs. Smiths parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Otis
Thanksgiving day and Friday
They came over from Biloxi TO
the visit.
Mesdames E. H. Bacot and w
B. Herring had as guest on a visi'
to Mobile, Tuesday, Mrs. Roy Pat
rick of Louisville, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Frazier and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Bacot are
among Pascagoulans who plan &c
attend the memorial bowl game
at jackson, Friday.
Miss Jeannine Pelham arrived
home Wednesday of last week to
lspend the holidays with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Pei
ham. She had as guest her col
legemate, Miss Elizabeth Blanch-
ard of Gunnison. Miss. They de-
parted Sunday to resume their
studies at Ole Miss.
Mrs. r. G.. Wingfield returned
home Thursday from an over
night visit to New Orleans.