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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-25

DIR. Ant. Hrebik, DIR. A. Kava.
llr, DIR. j. Schauer i starosta A.
mericke Sokolske Oboe, br. Pr.
chal a Westinghouse noviny
pfinesly prfznive zpravy.
Odjfzdejicf bratff a sestry
zanechali u mas vsech hluboky
DOZEN, utvorili jsme S mimi a
utuzili srdecnou pasku, ktera
mas Dude poutati a dlouho nam
~zdstane v pameti tento den.
kdy jsme NELL mile hosty mezi
sebou.
Nasledujiciho dine We stredu,
dine 16. cervence prijeli opet
|temer vsichni S bratrem drem.
Ant. Hrebikem v cele a pokra-
Icovali v dalsi prohlfdce mesta
a Size savstevou Bfleho Domu,
bydliste presidenta Trumana,
federalni tiskarny papfrovych
pence Bureau of Engraving
and Printing! ,Jeffersonova pa
matn1ku a Westinghouse po-
mn1ku, kde sc S nami rozloucili
bratfi a sestry clenove nacel-
nictva ASO z Chicago, ably Cd
jeli nazpet domG. Pc kratke
pfestavce navst1veny jeste cast
musea Smithsonian Institution
a Narodnf galerie umenf, ma
|cez odjeli nazpet do Belcampu
kde jeste tehoz vecera Sc s1-
castnili vecfrku ma rozlouce-
|nOu.
Zajiste vSichni bratri a ses-
try MAST move zalozene wash
ingtonske jednoty sokolske, u
rednici a clenove velvyslanec-
tvf, jakoz i vsichni ostatnl kra-
Jane, kteri nell pT1lezitost Sc
milymi hosty Sc setkati a Sc
znamiti - budou dlouho vzpo-
minati ma ma ne. Prisli mas po-
silniti, poskytnouti nam vzpru-
hu a isme jim vdecni "a jejich
%navstevu a pozornost, kterou
nam v6novali. Budeme pokra-
'covati v intencfch sokolske my
.slenky, podporovati sc navza-
jem a snaziti Sc postupovati ku
predu poole jejich pTikladu. A
komu z mas to Dude NONE, ma
vstfvfme je prfstfho roku v Pra-
re ma nejmohutnejs1m sokol-
skem podniku vIbec - XI.
VSesokolskem Slete.
Ma Zdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-25
POHRBY.

- 18. cervence zemrela vdo-
va p7. Johanna H1rka (rozena
Hrubesova), lat N. Decker ST.
We start SO let. Narodila Sc ma
Morave. Zanechala zde l sy-
ma a l dceru. Byla clenkou Oh
tarnfho Spolku.
Pohreb konal Sc v pondel1,
|21. cervence z domu smutku
do kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud
ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele
"a assistance vlp. TauSe.
Pohreb byl vypraven firmou
Frank Cvach a Syn.
- 10. cervence zemTel v
Johns Hopkins nemocnici pan
John L. MacAvoy, Sr., z Mia
mi, Fla. Narodil Sc v Harris
burgu, Pa. Jeho pozGstatky
byly odeslany firmou Karel E.
Schim6nek do Harrisburgu k
pohrbenf.
- 20. cervence zemfel pan
Joseph r. Raborg, manzel pl.
Catherine Raborg (roz. Baker,
|2O32 E. Biddel st. We start ga
let. Narodil sc v Baltimore a
zamestnanim byl kloboucn1k.
Pohfeb konal Sc z dOmu
smutku We stredu, %. cervence
do kostela sv. Kateriny, odtud
ma hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele a
byl vypraven p. Harlem E.
SchimGnkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-25
MlStnl ZprdVy.
A SNATCH.

Dne 10. cervence graduoval
We Fort Benning, Georgia pan
Carl J. Holub a byl povysen ma
poruc1ka u. S. A. a tuto sobotu,
26 .cervence ozeni Sc sc snou-
benkou 81. Pauline Lentz. SHAT
ku jejich Dude pozehnano v ko-
stele Sacred Heart, Mt Wash
ington, Baltimore, Md. Swatch
nj obTady jsou stanoveny ma 10
bod. dopol.
Graduant a zenich .je synem
re znam6 ceske rodiny p. a p1.
Charles a Frances Holub, 1854
Ashland Ave.
Nev6sta je dcerou pf. Pau
line F. Lentz, 5725 Ridgedale
Road, Baltimore, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-25
President Truman proti schGzi
"Velke trojky."

President Truman je dosud
pevne rozhodnut proti move
sch1zi "Velke trojky'', ledaze
by premieri Stain a Attlee pri-
ieli do Washingtonu, ably S MIN
kOnferOvali.
To bylo odhaleno v den dru-
heho vyroci Postupimske kon-
ference - schIzi "Velke troll.
ky, jez byla prvnf a pravde.
podobne poslednf dcastf presi.
denta Trumana tajnem mezi.
narodnim> vyjednavani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-25
Zprava z ceskoslovenska.
Pc ~ letech opst We vIasti
ceske.

Psal Sc rok 1905, to byla do
ba, kdy nase zeme byly jeste
soucasti Rakousko- Uherska. V
susickem okrese louef Sc Sc
svou rodnou vfskou Cimicemi
mlada 19leta d1vka Kristina
Kalna provdana Kalivodova,
ably Sc vydala ma dalekou ces-
tn = "a velikou "louzi" = jak
Tfkajf V zapadnfch Cechach
mort, do Ameriky. Ma americ-
kou pGdu vystoupila v prfstavu
Baltimore. Svyma dovednyma
ceskyma rukama Sc nejen uzi-
villa, ale dnes vede dobTe pro-
sperujfcf obchod.
To bylo pred AZ lety. Co vSe-
chino Sc Ia ten cas- zmenilo.
Rakousko zmizelo, vznika PRIV
nj, pax druha a konecn6 V po-
Tadf tfetf republika Ceskoslo-
venska. Kristinku to tahne do
MI, do Czech. Nelze odolat
touze pc vlasti, proto sc louc1
Sc svou rodinou a ceskymi pfa-
tell V Americe a 10. cervna
1947 sc vydala ma cestu do VIA
sti. z Baltimore vlakem do
New Yorku a odtud nejmoder-
n6jsfm l6tadlem pres Londyn
do Prahy, kde stanula pc 19ti
hodinovem letu. Pilot byli A
mericane a prdvodce byl Czech.
z Prahy rovnou domu, do
rodne vesnicky, k sestricce 10
Seine Simackove, pax k druhe
sestTicce Fanince Homolkove v
Boianovicfch u Horazdovic a
konecne Ike tTetf Marii Zoblove
V TTebenicfch ma Litomericko,
kde v~ypomahala ma poll, cesa-
la ovoce a povozila Sc konmo
DO tonic krasnem kraji. Chce
iest6 n~avst1vit Sumavu, Karlo-
Wv Vary a Lidice, ma jejichz
znovuvybudovanf jiz v Ameri-
ce prispela v6tsim obnosem.
Ma dovolenou do &c. zarf,
ale z1stane asi dele, nebot Sc j
zde v CSR velice lib. Vidi, re
Sc zde zije Size ma l1stky, ale
celkem dobre, pomery hospo-
daTske i politick6 Sc ustalujf,
d1cha Sc volneji nez V dob6,
kdv opoustela Cechy. Ameri-
canGm je vetsina obyvatelstva
vd6cna "a pomoc UNRRA, A
merika je stale vzorem demo
kracie.
Pres znacn6 sucho jew Sc d
roda uspokojqjfci, .oySem ne
vvstacf Sc a Dude ieste treba
pomoci We vyzive hlavne z A
meriky. Citelny nedostatek sc
levi v textilu. Stavebn1 rucl
ie velmi slab1. Lid v CSR yer.
We svou s~tastnou budoucnost.
PAM Kristfna KalivodovS
2OO7 E. Preston St. je nynf ne
dovolene a ma navsteve u svycl
nTfbuznJch v Cechach.
PTejeme il pfijemng pobyt
Redakce
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-25
Vsdi kan utikat.

V posledn1ch dvou mesicich
uprchlo re sovetskeho pasma
Nemecka sa 10000 N6mcI do
Bavorska. A utfkajf pry pred
"nucenou prac1''. V sovetske
zone totiz plati pravidlo: "Kdo
nepracuje, at nej1!" /.
V americke zone ie nakrml
|zadarmo, aniz by museli pra-
|covat. 2 toho vidfme, jaci
|N9mci do Baverska utikaji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-25

Znama krajanka pf. Bozena
Rokosova p~oslala nam milou
vzpom1nku re .Zlate Maticky
Prahy.
PAM Marie Vlkova 81 ma mas
vzpomnela z Phoenix, Arizona
kde Sc n6jaky cas- zdrz1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-25
DOPIS.

DOPIS.
Drahy prfteli redaktore a
ctenafi Telegraph!
T1mto ukoncuji popis cesty
me ma zapad a poslednf zasta-
venl v Nebrasce, kde jsem po-
byl ash 3 tydny v Geneve, Lin
coin, Omaha, Dodge, Howell,
Schuyler, David City, Milligan
a Creete. Tu jsou vsude Cesi
usazeni ma farmach a v obcho-
dech, vSech druh1.
Ia posledn1ch 10 rok1 Sc vse
zmenilo. Zeme, ktera byla SUI
cha, vyprahla a zahrady a
stromy suchem vyhynuly kdyz
Jsem tam byl v roce 1887, far
my ktere Sc drive prodavaly "a
$500 Ia akr, spadly v Gene az
ma sos "a akr.
Nyni vse jest opet krasne re-
lene, stromy a kere bujn6 ros-
tou, patty modre travy jsou
|jako mech hustle a jake karpe-
|ty, okraslene kvety b1leho je-
ltele.
Sfdeln1 mesta okresu vzrost-
la a mens1 mestecka ztratila
obchody a i obyvatel ubylo.
Mensf fanny byly prodany Ia
elmo, obydlf byla odstehovana
do NEST a fanny jsou obdela-
vany stroll a We velkych lanech
tax, re vidfte az $40 akr6 pse-
nice a nebo kukuTice v jedrom
kuse. Posledn1ch 5 rok1 1ro-
da byla dobra a ceny jsou VIA
dou ~zajisteny a to dosti vysoke
tax, re farmareni sc velmi do
bTe vyplacelo. Cena Ia vejce
je sec tucet, cena masla We SINE
tame je 60c, kukufice byla So a
vice, prasata viva vaha $500
"a 100 liber a hovez1 dobytek
Itaky velmi drahy.
A TAX sc ten svet Obrac1 Z ro-
XII suchych a snad Z mokrych.
Deste jak jste Getty privedly
mnoho pohrom, ma plochych
poll stala voda a vymocila n1z-
Ike casti 1rody, kornu nemohly
lfarmaTi ovoravat, mnohe poto-
ky sc rozvodnily a mnoho skod
natropily. Reka Plate u Schuy-
Her 81 vyryla move koryto kras-
nym parkem a zpGsobila mes
tn velkou skodu.
Deste prestaly a tn Sc opet
vyjasnilo, slunko zlate zahTalo
ZEN, korna Sc zvedla a psenice
|tez, re Dude asi 20 buslG pc a.
kru, to jest lepsi nez p%olovicni
uroda.
Re Schuyler sestra Bohumila
Cihlarova a ia jsme vyjeli v u
terry, s. cervence pc vlaku do
Omahy, Chicago a odtud bu-
sem do Pittsburghu, pax domd
do Baltimore jsme prijeli V pa
tex, II. vecer.
Tento bus z Pittsburghu do
Baltimore mas povozil cd rama
az do vecera pc horach, naho-
ru a pax op6t dolu 1dol1m asi
15ti mesty statu Marylandu a
tn muslin podotknouti, re stat
tento jest obdaren krasou pf1ro
dy a 1roda velmi pekna, korna
lepsf nez v statech Iowa, Ohio
a illinois,, a i psenice jiz pose
kama a hradkovana vyhllzela
bohata. Pole byla mens1, ne
bot jenom nektere casti jsou
bez kamenu a i to snad pomo-
hlo 1rode, re pole jsou castec-
ne poseta kamen1m. Ovsem.
ia pole, ma kterych byly balva-
ny, jenom ma pastviny pro do
bytek molly byti uzfvany.
Hory jsou porostle lesy je,
hlicnatymi a stromy listnatym.
take jsou krasne zelene a ne
tax vysoke jake ma zapade.
Krasna udol1cka, potoky 9
mnoho peknych domI ma stra.
mich a hotel1 ma jejich vysi.
mach s krasnym rozhledem pc
krajine.
Budme tedy hrdi, re i Mary.
land je romanticky, krasny
dobre 1rody jej obohacuji.
V nedeli jsme byli Sc taky
podivat ma Verejne Sokolske
Cviceni Belcamp a tn jsme vi
deli mnoho znamych re vsecl
stran. Dekuji vsem "a uznan
a p. redaktorovi "a uverejno.
vanl mych dopis1.
Eda Taborsky
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-25
Kolik plat1me "a vodu " ovoci
a zelenine?

Padesat pet cent? z kazdeho
dolaru, ktery utrat1me "a po-
zivatiny, hlavne ovoce a zele-
ninu, davame "a vodu. Nekte-
re potraviny obsahujf az $50
vody. = Brambory mezi rs a
1870 vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-25
Armadni letadla spusti pokus'
ne hasici pumy.

Ma m1sto jinak sp1se obvyk-
lych zapalnych pun budou n.y.
nj armadnim letectvem spuste-
ny haslcl vodove pumy. Ma to
slouziti pokusGm k uhaseni po-
zar1 re vzduchu. Ma Sc jed
natl hlavne o uhasen1 pozar1
lesn1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-25

Ma sbirku Sdruz. Csl. Spolk6
We prospech csl. sirotkd We Sta
re Vlasti.
Sb6ratel p. Valentin Yuhaniak
Knfzka els. 2.
p. Val. Yuhaniak $1,000
p. Josef Svehla 100
Knfzka els. II.
p. Stefan Sebo $500
Evening star., 1947-10-05

got stored in the cellar. And some of the scall-
opini -" he gestured with an expressive hand
done just So You know" He winked and
slapped Tony heartily on the shoulder, "Mr.
Benthams way!''
"Hey, hold onw he called out, as Tony start
ed for the kitchen. when Mr. Cameron comes
in, Tony, let us know
Hope y'don't mind" he apologized to Tim.
''One of the big art directors. Won't be here
for half hour, at least Meanwhile we can
have good chat"
"I'll say don't mind" Tim exclaimed en-
Enthusiastically. He'd heard of Cameron - one
of the biggest men in the magazine field. He
was the kind whose daily appointments were
booked so close that his desk calendar looked
like hastily worked cryptogram. Even promi-
nent artists - men like Bentham - would sit
patiently in the reception room and wait an
hour to see him. Because Bill Cameron had
discovered some of the best of them, and they
all valued his opinion.
WHILE they were eating the scallopini, washed
down with Vincelo's best Burgundy, Tim
tried to plan what he'd say when he was
\ introduced to Bill Cameron. Then he thought
about the portrait of Maizie right there in his
portfolio, and he smiled That portrait would
speak for ITSELF
He reached down for it now, his hand trem-
bling bit with his eagerness to show it to
Floyd Bentham. Il brought along this one to
show you," he said. Il think it's the best I've
done ="
Evening star., 1947-10-05

come in, and was checking his coat.
Floyd leaped up, finging aside his napkin.
well. kid, "he said, gripping Tins hand,
thanks for the lunch! It's been swell talking
to you. Wouldn't be surprised to see you 90
places some day Yes, sir!''
For full moment Tim sat where he was -
too stunned even to move.
He looked down at the black portfolio that
he'd carried into Vincelo's with such high
hopes. He glanced numbly at the check for
two lunches, which Tony had slapped down
meaningfully on the tablecloth before him.
Tim moistened his lips and slid his hand into
his pocket. This, he knew, would just about
clean him out.
In far corner of Vincelo's he could hear
Floyd Bentham's voice booming out "Yessr,
Cameron. Best damned stuff ever did, Just
wait'll you get look ="
linn stood up numbed and heartsick Try
ing to shut his ears against Bentham's sales
talk - trying to conquer the wave of despair
and disgust that swept him like tide.
Without glancing in either direction, he
finally stumbled out into the foyer. For mo-
ment he didn't hear Bentham's voice, hoarse
and unsteady, calling out his name.
Then he turned.
Cameron wants to see you," Floyd flung
out His face was flushed an uneven red. HE
likes that thing you did of the girl in blue, and
says he wants to buy it. BY gosh," he ex-
claimed that was stupid of me - mixing our
two portfolios!' The End
Evening star., 1947-10-05

Floyd took it. upside down, motioning for
the waiter. "A little salad, Tony" he ordered.
Mixed greens, you know, with the sharp Dress
ing 81
Damn good!' Floyd exclaimed, before he'd
looked at Tins sketch. Yes, sir -" For
moment, Floyd's restless gaze fastened on the
portrait of Maizie Something slow-burning
and almost angry flashed across his face; then
ne was his old, good-natured hearty self again.
he reached for his own portfolio and yanked it
up on his lap.
WAIrLL you see this thing I've done. Wait
- I've got whole sheaf of them here, and you
can see what the old boy has been doing with
his time lately"
Laying aside his napkin, Floyd gathered up
bunch of his paintings and thrust them across
the table. As Tim looked at them, Floyd ate
Justify.
Good, huh?" he demanded urgently. wip-
Evening star., 1947-10-05

ulS IuS HlOuCn with MS
napkin. BEST stuff l
ever did, don't you
think? I'm pleased with
it, I'll tell you that"
Tim slipped his own
painting silently back
into the portfolio; the
painting of Maize, in
her printed housecoat,
holding the blue cup
with the coffee in it.
His throat felt tight,
and suddenly he wasn't
hungry. Eyes, Mr..
Bentham," he said
slowly, they're good.
Floyd d slid tn e
sketches back into his
blackportfolio. WELL"
he was saying, that's
what l told Bill Cam
eron, when l finished
them. l said, <Cam-
But he didn't finish
the sentence; just then
Tony hurried up to say
that Cameron had Just
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-30
Miss Simmons Is
Hostess At Bridge
For Miss Lewis

Among the smaller events of
commencement week at Pasca-
,oula High school was a dessert
bridge party at which Miss Ka-
hleen Simmons was hostess Fri
lay afternoon honoring Miss
Fave Lewis, a member of the
graduating class.
The games were played in an
environment of late spring and
early summer flowers which fill
sd vases and other receptacles
lbout the house. Among the love.
lest of the arrangements were
miniature floral groups that were
placed on the tables during the
serving of the dessert course,
The winner of the top score
favor was Miss Lewis who wa
also presented with another gift
Miss Billie Bragg Herring cap
tured the cut favor,
The guest list included Misses
Lewis, Herring, Katherine
Wright, Gene Swartwout, Dolor
es Byrd, Elaine Avara, Ann Gul
lev and Lillian Miller.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-30
Forts Lake

Mrs. F. o. Farabee returned to
| Birmingham after a ten day visit
| with Mr.. and Mrs. ROY r, lnger.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Elder and
Mrs. George Hanvelt were bust
ness visitors to Mobile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lambert
and Mrs. Homer Lambert motor
ed to Theodore, Ala, Sunday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs, Prentiss Lam
bert and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Bonnie Rempter
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Roy liner
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bedding
field of Biloxi visited MFR. and
Mrs. John Morie Sunday.
Mrs. F. liner of Birmingham is
enjoying a visit with her son and
SON and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy r. liner,
Mrs. Joe Strasser of Mobile
visited two days this week in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lambert and Mrs. j. w. Garner.
Mesdames James Lambert, Zell
Lambert, J. w. Garner and Joe
Strasser were business visitors in
Pascagoula last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Devers
and family of P~ascagoula spent
Saturday in the Robert Bragg
home.
A number of friends met at the
home of Mrs. ]. w. Garner for a
surprise birthday party last
week. Cake and lemonade were
served to the following: Mrs.
Roy liner, Mrs. Sara liner, Mrs.
Corrine Stokes, Mrs. Homer Lam.
bert, Mrs. o. G. Slider and sons,
Emory r. and Hollis; Mrs. Rob-
ert Bragg and sons, Oren, Stan
ley, Burton and George. Mrs.
Garner was the recipient of some
nice gifts and everyone enjoyed
the evening.
Mrs. Corrine Stokes and Mrs.
Homer Lambert visited Mrs. Zell
and James Lambert Monday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-30
News From Bdriu
News From Bdrid...
Rally Sponsored AT Baria By Home
Demonstration Club Proves Success

The Baria Home Demonstration
Club wishes to express their
thanks to the candidates and 9th
ers who helped make a big sue
vess of the Political Rally held
May II, in the Braia community
A large sum of money was made
from selling gumbo, drinks and
sandwiches. The money was add
ed to the Community House
Fund. Plans are being made to
begin work on the building with
in the next month.
Guests in the c. c. Baria home
for the weekend were Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Parker and Ina Cath.
crime Baria of Plateau, Alaska.
]. D. Baria spent Sunday If
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn
Holder.
Mr.. and Mrsk Will johnson
were business visitors in Pasea.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-30

goula and Moss Point last Tues
day.
Mesdames Audrey King and
John Holder were recent bust
ness visitors in Mobile.
Mesdames Pat Ware, C. C.
Baria, Tom Baria, and Edgar Ba-
ria motored TO Pascagoula last
Thursday to attend the vegetable
exhibit, flower show and dress
revue. Mrs Edgar Baria won
several first places in the dress
revue.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Tom
Baria and Mr., and Mrs. Edgar
Baria were MI. and Mrs. James
Massengale and daughter, of Mo-
bile.
Those enjoying a picnic on the
river last Sunday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Baria and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Baria and
daughters, Mrs. Edgar Baria and
this community and Mr.. and Mrs
James Massengale and daughter,
Martha, Miss Rosa Lee Baria, all
of Mobile. They all returned to
the home of Tom Baria where
they were supper guests. Mrs
Tom Baria and Harold Baria ac-
companied. Rosa Lee home to
spend the week.
Johnnie Classy of Mobile spent
Sunday in the Lamar Baria
home.
We are sorry that Mrs. Tia Car
ter is still i'll and hope for her a
speedy recovery. Others on the
sick list are Miss Ann Coleman
and Mr.. Al Coleman.
Miss Buddie Henton is spend
ing some time with Mrs. Sophie
Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harlow and
daughter of Laurel visited with
C. c. Baria Sunday. Mrs. Mary
Golf and Mrs. marguerite Boni-
fay of Mobile were Saturday
guests in the c. C. Baria home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Holder mot
ored to Moss Point Sunday morn
ing and Tuesday evening to at
tend the graduation exercises
Their son, Newton, is n of the
grauates.
Mary Lou Baria spent Monday
and Tuesday in the home of Lloyo
Baria as guest of Gary and Shir'
ley Ann.
The. Baria Home Demonstra
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-30
Pr esbYterion Young
People To Attend
Jackson Conference

Two groups of young people
from the First and the Eastlawn
Presbyterian churches will at
tend the conference at Belhaven
College at Jackson under the
sponsorship of the Committee on
Religious Education of the Synod
Of Mississippi.
The first group to attend will
consist of boys and girls from IL
to IA years of age. They will be
under the leadership of the Rev
erend Charles Mccain, pastor of
the Eastlawn church and will
make the trip by car. Those in
the party will be Bessie Evans of
First church and Betty Mann,
Doris Cox Nell Stewart and
Richard Vanderslice of Eastlawn
church. The course which is
known as the Pioneer Confer
ence, will run from June SO.
The senior conference will be
held June 9-l6 and will include
young people between the ages
Of Is and II years. Charles Hard
ing and Norman Stewrt of First
church and Anita Vanderslice of
Eastlawn will attend.
The Reverend Chrles Mccain
is one of the teachers in the Pho
neer Conference. His course is
| on Jesus and His Friends"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. James Downing
are receiving congratulations up
on the arrival OF a baby girl last
week at Jackson County hospi-
tai.
Rev. and Mrs. Jewell Golman
are announcing the engagement
of their daughter, Juanita, to j..
b. Hammonds, Jr. of Kreole. The
wedding viii take place in the
month of June.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Trehern
of Kreole are the proud parents
of a lovely girl born last week
at Jackson County Hospital. Mrs.
Trehan will be remembered al
Hazel Graft.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-30

Carl Eklund and Jack Eklund
were business visitors Saturday
to Mcclain, Miss, where they
are under a doctors treatment.
Miss Mae Busby and Mrs. Glor-
ia Goar attended the Singing
Convention Saturday night at
Gulfport, Miss.
Rev. jewell Golman and A. A.
Criswell left Monday morning
on a business trip to 60 to Lees
vile, Fla. They hope to return
Wednesday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-30
Kreole

MI. and Mrs, Charles Lynd and
daughter, Pat. of Pensacola, Fla,
spent the weekend with friends
and relatives of Kreole and Pas
cagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Benefited
and daughters, Barbara and Ann,
spent last weekend in Panama
City, Fla, visiting MI. and Mrs.
B. f. Lynd and family.
We are all very sorry to learn
that Mrs. Doc Walker is i'll in
the Jackson County hospital
wishing her a speedy recovery.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-30
RoBERTS-FRENTz TRoTH
ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Wilton
Roberts of Pascagoula announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter,
Naomi lone, to MI. Leon Ray
Frentz of Biloxi.
The marriage rites will be sol
emnized at the Main Street Meth
odist church in Biloxi, June 3 at
three o'clock in the afternoon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-30

ton Club will hold their next
meeting in the home of Mrs. Aud
rev King with Mrs. John Holder
serving as hostess, on Friday,
June 6. Chicken canning will be
demonstrated.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-30

William Saunders, a 18th Cen
fury hortieulturist for the u. S.
Department of Agriculture. plan
ned the park system of Wash
ington, d. c, and supervised the
setting out of 10000 trees in the
city.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-30

In World War /, 10000 floats
of balsa wood were used to sup
port an Allied mine barrage in
the North Sea.