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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
Revived Services
Begin Sunday AT
Cost Side Church

Revival Services at the East
Side Baptist Church, located next
to the jackson County Mills be-
tween Pascagoula and Moss
Point, will begin on Sunday, July
IS and continue through Sunday,
July 20, it was announced this
week.
The Rev. James A Smith will
be the Evangelist. He is pastor of
the Perryville Baptist Church in
Perryville, KY.
Sunday services will begin
with Sunday School at GAS, morn
ing worship at 100 o'clock,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
MOSS POINT CHURCHES
Baptist

Baptist
An executive meeting of the
WMU was held in the church on
Monday afternoon.
Monday afternoon a ROYAL Ser
vice and business meeting will
be held in the church. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
Methodist
A business meeting of the VS.
CS was held in the church on
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
POISON IVY
HOW TO KILL IT.
IN ONE HOUR

II mol COMPLETELY PLEASED.
your 2sc back. Kill The outer skin.
ivy Infection. Ask any druggist for
TE-oL. Often one application Il
cnohrh. Today at PALACE PHkR-
MACY.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11

Monday afternoon Mrs. John
Cirlot opened the meeting and
Mrs. IL. b. Overstreet presided.
The meeting was closed with a
prayer.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11

training union at ZOO o'clock. and
evening worship 800 O'Clock.
During the weekdays, evening
services will be at 7:30 o'clock.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
MISS KREBS o AT
SURPRISE SHOWER

On Wednesday evening the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Krebs was the setting for a sur
prise gift shower honoring Miss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11

An all-time record crop of 474,-
000, 000. bushels of potatoes was
produced in the United States in
1946-47.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-06

several head are sold to new own
ers which decreases the total
number. Still, according to
Chadwick, the herd usually re-
mains about the same in number.
Real purpose OF the pennings
Is TO brand the new colts that
have been foaled during the past
spring, winter or last autumn.
Each owner, and there are sew
erul. have their individual brands.
These brands, just as it is done
out west, are burned into the
rump of the pony. 1t is considered
a painless procedure insofar as the
pony is concerned but the brand
will remain on their tough skins
for the rest of their lives. Occa
>ionally the Shoe-leSS animals have
to undergo other MINOR operations
to their hooveS which occasionally
grow to large size and shape. The
hooveS grow to gruteSque shapes
due to the fact that the ponies do
much of their feeding in salt water
marshes along the beaches. After
the branding and hoof operations.
some Of the ponies are sold.
Some Of the penningS scheduled
for the coming summer will be held
! on the eastern tip of Shackleford
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-06
VETERANS
CORNER

Can a veteran going to college
under the CT Bill change schools ?
What is the interest rate on loans
on converted NSLI policies
Where can | make my NSLl pre-
MUM payments?
Here are the answers to these
and other questions which vet
Grams regularly ask Veterans Ad-
miniStra.ion contact representa-
tiveS?
0. When is the deadline for re-
Installing NSLI term pelicies with
out a physical examination?
A. Until August |, NSLI term
policies may be reinstated by
signing a comparative health
statement and paying two month
ly premiums.
Q. At what rate of interest can
| borrow on converted NSLI
policy?
A. After your converted policy
has been in force by payment of
premiums for one year or long
e.. YOU ran borrow an amount up
TO "a per cent of the cash value.
The interest CHARGED YOU on your
loan will be 1 per cent.
Q. My claim for disability COM
pensation based on an ailment in
Cured while was prisoner of
war has been diSallowed. Now
it is getting worse and | would
like to know what / can do to
ret compensation?
A. The Veterans Administra'
ton will give special consideration
to disability claims filed by veter.
ans interned in enemy prison
camps. You should get in touch
with your nearest VA office ano
have your case reopened.
| Q. am going to college unde,
the CT Bill but am dissatisfied
with the school and would like to
EnoW it can transfer to another
college?
a. Yes. Under VA regulations
YOU may change your school, but
YOU must have the approval Of
VA in advance.
Q. Can I make NSLI premium
payments on my policy at any
Veterans Administration office?
A. VA regional offices anc
most Sub-regional offices will &C,
cept cash premium payments or
National Service Life Insurance
Or, veterans living in Georgia
Florida, .Alabama,S outh Caro-
Ina and Tennessee may mail thei,
payments directly to Insurance
| Service, Veterans Administration
Branch Office 5, Atlanta 3, &C.
orgia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-06
". F. w. Conclude State
Encampment On Beach

MOREHEAD CITY.-Veterans
of Foreign Wars, more than 1000
from all parts Of North Carolina
are attending the 18th annual en-
campment on Atlantic Beach this
week.
The encampment which will tea
ture an address by Senator Will
liam B. Umstead, is scheduled to
be concluded Thursday night. High
ranking military and VFW Of
ficials have also been taking part
in the program.
While majority of the time OF
the encampment was taken up
with important matters pertain
ing to veterans there has been
time taken out for social actiVl-
ties and on Tuesday a thilling air
show featuring U. S. Marine aces
from Cherry Point was on the
program. At other times the
WV delegates enjoyed dancing
banquets, fishing and swimming
in the safe surf of Atlantic Beach.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-06
WESTERN AUTO RESUMES
ANNUAL BASS CONTEST

After a five year lapse due to
the war, Western Auto Supply
company of Missouri, is again
sponsoring its we'll known and
popular Big Bass Contest. This
year the contest is bigger than
ever before. Prizes totaling
S1O,657.50 in list value will be
awarded the winning contestants
throughout the country. This
contest is limited to fresh water
large and small mouth bass Ia
ken from waters open to the
general public. 1t is open to
all men, women, boys and girls
in the 35 states in which Wes-
tern Store or Western Auto As
socate Store is located.
First prize winner in each of
the IS states this year will re-
ceive a big six horsepower Wiz
ard cupboard motor with list
value of $159.50. Second prize
will be a Heddon rod and Coke
reel, list value, SITS; third prize
a rod and reel, list value, $40:
fourth prize will be assorted tao
kle valued at 500, and fifth prize
assorted tackle valued at $40.
This contest is free and open
to all. Official opening date of
the contest is May Is. Entries
are eligible from May lg until
Sept. 80, when the contest closes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-06
NUGGETS TO OPEN
PRACTICE TO-DAY

The Tabor City yidgets will
open their spring football prac-
tice this afternoon (Friday), ac-
cording to a recent announce
ment made by Jimmy Carroll
The purpose of the practice SEES
sion is to find the ability of the
bows and to learn what they Will
play next season. -,
Billy Rogers viii coach the
team again this season on the
field at his home. All candidates
of last years team are urged TO
attend the Friday practine-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-06
m;tb rbe Sick

Visiting hours at Rogers nos
pital are from 10 a. m. to noon
from 2 to p. m. and from 10
3 p. m.
Discharged this week from
Rogers hospital were:
Mrs. Nettie Carterette, White
Vile; Mrs. Walter N. Causev'
L6ris route l.; Baby Roger Dale
Register, Loris route 2; Mrs
Bert T. Todd, Aynor route i;
Mrs. ]. G. Tyler, Loris route i;
Margaret Anderson, Tabor City;
Glancie Crib, Loris route 2; and
Mrs. H. B. Roberts, Loris route
2.
Present patients in the hos
pital are:
Mrs. Wilma Hardee, Loris
route 2; Baby Tommy Johnson,
Loris route 3; Mrs. j. B. Hard
wilk, Loris route 2; Mrs. Betty
Suggs, Loris route l; and Mrs.
w. j. Hardee, Loris route 2.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-06
PRESS ASSOCIATION
TO HAVE CONVENTION

The North Carolina Press As
sociation will convene on Attain
tic Beach for three day con
vention starting June 26. Inc
convention is expected to BRING
at elast 200 delegates to the
shores of Carteret county.
Herbert Peele. editor Elizabeth
CITY Daily Advance and president
Of the Press Association was mere
recently comforting with ChamDef
of Commerce Secretary W. =.
Carlton, relative to plans for the
meeting which will have its head
quarters on Atlantic Beach, AT
the Ocean King hotel.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-06
\ SVAF ~ 81
3tork
QpsotaFiops

Mrs. J. T. HARRISON, Of Tabor
City route 2, welcomed into the
world Friday an 8 pound baby
boy.
Saturday Mrs. D. S. Gore, of
Nakina, became the mother Of
8 and ga pounds of husky man
Illness.
Both future football stars were
born at Rogers hospital.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-06
;oo Slated
y Next Month

:, TWO or more banker
PM geT n,jEICnt area during the
Esrs L' Of i947 will take ,I place
korlH'eel lime. it was annUu''eeo ecu
fsry in E 3q,H VI. Chadwick, one
Err by ,n sl1Fs' Of the pictu ;,,saSs
III, 0T which roam the ISLANDS lana
Fn.n':y, orshsad City i" a semi
Iii condition. ,bs pennins will
ESaet ,' ",,, about two weeks X,
!, annG ;, actually takes place E"sor a.
Esiore Il b ~ the custom: accord orc,
f: long t oS{% The first PEN +
linz 70 I, ' bs held At the Diamond
|rias will ;. Dc IS located about two
Ps5. T sar,b Of Cape s,.l L9 RnNHs'
|Ii.h:honsRf Rank, nj between the tn Cape Cape
On core Ore, Inlet. some 80 m!leS
sai Drum RUN are almost 100 Pon me *
oo::h. MEX ee',. add 70 the herd .a roG"
Ne~ ca. =, the penninsS' usually
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-06

banks. Shackleford banks extends
from across the Bay at Morehead
City to Barden's Inlet which d.
vides it from Core Banks.
Years ago there were thousands
of the picturesque ponies on the
various islands which formed the
Outer banks. Today they remain
in a wild state only on the islands
which form Core Banks, Shackle-
ford and Ocracoke.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-06

-ev. Thurman 0. Todd, of
Whiteville, is conducting a special
radio service over radio station
WENC in Whiteville each Thurs
dap evening from 7 to 1880. The
program is broadcasting direct
from the Pentecostal HoliEess
church in Whiteville, of which
Mr.. Todd is pastor, and the church
choir furnishes the music for
the program. The public is in
vited to tune in on the program
each Thursday evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-06

This reckless and his companion 'ere speeas o1
b,nsI ,b;ck, Dopuafed eHdangns me pes
o.ns of people their d ride ended oelo ney haa
Of control on "'ea"m caTe
I damned into gasoline pump, hurting its occupant" ONO me
papemem driver killed; his passenger Ie% @
ont. in Speeding reported 'oao IN one o".
RI erer, tour pehcie fatalities last enforcement q
.ed lanes. public opinion needo - Pe'"' oee'
deals Of this =
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23
CHATTER -PATTER
BY La TROY
ABOUT ACHING FEET

DO feet hurt' Mine Friday.
made first trip chiOpOdst The decision after
living four months with dsySh young
and tender but after the Of pair shoes became
King My friends tried 70 help with their long list Of surecurs
home remedies. Gaining relief
consulted soon. somethng drastic might happen.
wild thoughts Of Smputang the whole weren't far from
mind! &c. with pain In foot and fear heart found DR.
Ray uShsrsd into booth and removed shoe and
hose No doctor sight put myself noSsd around
the the wall said, who the
heck felt like smiling time like hatH Shortly Dr. Robert Ray
&C. and looking like between Haynes
comfortable However by had relaxed and found pencil just
he felt like talking shop" he worked DR.
be interested knowing thasb Of his patients Ths
doctors specialize but three FIELDS Of foot culture
I. Chiropody which deals with things like athletes
foot oSt prevalent during summer monthS nRo~n toen eor
and eAlluSes.
orthopedes the study all types conditions and
ports
Surgery; Of things operated UPON
special interest mohsrshs pnntar This growth
the aoea Of ehsn feet and II often mistaken for cauS II
also resembles the hand but will the treatment
Of either One Of recognising by pnehng the spot hard with
the fingers the pain extreme nine times out Of ten It's pAnar
and needs professional attention The entire takes four
University Of Chropody Surgery This
job whore you and St be No working
from the bottom the here oh nearly forgot "dog
quits we'll. thank you'll
months Of Aruous training under the capable Sidney Morse
former music instructor Central High school, shone good ad
vantage the Musical Notes recital their Offering
appreciation acclaim girls
time them humble local talent
recognition survive Praise sustaining
they deserve t. let sm have m The sodny Society the group
Of progressive young ladies Episcopal
representatives Mines Ruth Judy Harriet Thomas Bonita Nellie
BOs BurnouEh JauSns Smith, and Josephine Underwood to the
recital This organisation sister the Vitality Club Of st.
PHILIPPE Of the affair The Twin Cities need cooperation
Of the type between the churches
NOVELTY OF THE WEEK
Last Saturday night had the time Of life Old Time
Square dane The orchestra tho Mccoy" had
caller who directed tho numbers The quads" and the butterfly
affected especially fact H. I'm S affected here and there but
nothing little nmsn hS The dance given by the Pyramid
Club Of JsEEsn Temple No 20 Of AEAONMs (shTne yOu
Noble Benz Henderson their
Charles Doty there Also Mobiles and Mines NJ Dorsey Thee
Woodland Boyd Crawford John Also Mobiles
Ratchet Chester Johnson Joseph Mitchell
tired brain recall The affair guests
home hoping for chance attend another very
THEY TELL ME
Fred Atkins and his wife, Marie riding I947 Plymouth.
II was his birthday present Lucky Ruyl
Sayton and Dan McAdama well stocked with the
and finest fishing Hut tell heard
catching hAhf Boys how big
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23
By OSCAR NEWMAN

The Halle O. Brown House has baseball program
with three teams participating the ST. Paul
The top outfit Is the team entered the senior who
have 800 two They their first 1923
the Aareede and the
The members scrogRins stop
Gambo (short John Oe (cacherD
basel Grandson Harris econd basel
hederS Edgar Pillows fright 6eld Louis House field
and Ralph Jones (left RsdD.
The batting Jackie
2S7 in weeks hitting in u consecutive games.
Robinson told Thursday
his through the National He trying
live down that reputation left
Robinson Doyle May BE Cancelled
Welterweight King Ray Robinson
his scheduled IS round title defense Doyle
land May 30 because
the unpopular eight with George Abrams last Friday
The is much deeper than appeared
George Gansford Rnson claims would
Sugar Ray from getting into shape hampeng
ing period no end.
The weather the
the Minnesota Wisconsin track Saturday Ken Wallace told
he's still digging the mud of his track shoes His Of 10
fiat pretty good considering the mud handicap
Michigan University has shot artist by the Charles
Fonyle who MiehiEaR leading Olympic candidate He currently
the Big Nine conference indoor champ FOnvt best
So feet 1911 inches Bill
Of 50 feet M inches set In 1899.
Here's After Buddy had the
York Yankees football other OutRts Immediately started
tiatiOns with Dan Topping Yankee president buy him.
Topping when asked by Chicago he would
the Chicago Rockets said he would but only exchange for the
temml
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23
Copies of State
Laws AT Our
Office Free

Minnesota Session Laws IpA7, In
newspaper formal, ara now ready
for free distribution to interested
parties At the office Of this news
paper.
A total Of 5000 bills went into
the two branchss---i.bSb into the
House. 1920 into the Senate. OF
those 66i were passed and GAg
were signed into law by Governor
YounRdahl. Which means that nine
measures were vetoed. seven out
right, two by "the pocket" route
or failure TO sign within specified
time, OF the 642 new laws $50
originated In the House, 262 in the
Senate,
The ipI7 Legislature might he
designated a. more rpaolute" than
recent sessiona. for % Resolutions
were adopted a. compared with IL
at the last previous session, Ia4B.
and ~ In i9Aa.
The number Of i9A7 laws Is about
average 666 were adopted In IO4s,
eiB In iRtb, ~ compared with
tet7's 6i2. However, a trend to-
ward bFevity IL noted.
Tho ls4s laws averaged ITO col.
umn-lnches In length, they dropped
about one line per law 10 IT'S inches
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23

believe me ad-libers, this means
everyday.
Latch on to this stew on the hre.
I'm about to tell you about a pow
WOW that had a live wire. This
pow WOW was given by a great
group Of girls, that get kick out
Of picnics that is a twirl. On hand
TO empty out the lunch baskets
were BETTY LAW, PAT LACY.
HARRIET MEYERS, ELEANOR
DEMERY, ELNORA DILLON.
MATTE DELL SHAW, EDNA
MAE SHAW. VILLANOVA Dill
LARD. JUAN WITHERSPOON.
GLORIA PETTIFoRD, BETTY
LEWIS, dolores BREEDLovE.
JANE STONE. WELLER WHITE.
and EMMA ROBERTS were among
the beautiful young ladies there.
No pow WOW would be complete
without boys, or would III Any
way, this one had several cats that
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23

middIsweight title fight in Chicago
July IS will be given a coaSt.to-
coast broadcast sponsored by Adam
Hats. Jack Dempsey closed
the deal for the Hat people. The
price Is $4,000 and the fighters
will share In Il.
THE GOSsIPLE TRUTH
Last week. the Il. W. and | took
In the shows for q few days in
Chicago but the best was at the
Chicago theater where Jack Benny,
Rochester and Phil Harris took
the town by q storm Broke all
time records. q. Within the next
ten days many Of our leading citi-
Gems will try hard TO blacken the
good name Of our beloved Mayor
Humphrey. q. sometimes won.
der why the daily press allows lies
and ugly rum0rs in print7
Especially when they know in ad-
vance that II IL cominRl II
ever q person was for all the peo-
pie regardless Of party. It's our
mayor. q. Tip TO Frank Collins:
Don't get yourself into a debate
with the triple II Kid He has
too much on the ball and that
goes doubly for the Senator.
Jimmy Cannon New York Post
who wrote that dandy piece re-
printed in last weeks Spokesman
and Recorder on. Jackie Robinson,
IL one Of Americas most brilliant
writer's. Tony Stecher will
announce his main event In tOday's
friday papers. Willie Pep
fights again In June. Lee Sa-
void, the heavyweight, Ia still win.
ming and losing fights on the East
coast. Ten years ago he an
nOunced n comeback. This
space-fller has u record that Is a
record: In 20 years Of Rossi ping
and writing never did ! have ~
retTact a statement and I've made
thousands. Billy Colbert, the
SANITY City boxing boss. has
bought out his partners. Next
show will be early In June.
Eddie LANCER tells about the poll
tician who said: ~ always tell the
truth, even II have to lie to tell
H." BUT DON'T GET ME
WRoNG-THERE'S NO BUsI,
NESS LIKE THIS BUSINESS.
MAXSETTA PRE-VUR ON
WMIN MONDAY At $40 pm.
The Maxfield school. "Maxsetta'
will present parts Of the show, Mon,
day. May 20, $3.50 p. M, over sta,
ton WhlN, in a rs minute show
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23
AKA Cabaret
Memorial Day
Dance Muv 40

Eta chapter Of Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority will give n Decora-
ton Day cabaret dance Friday eve
ming, May 30. from . p. m. to /
a. M, Mt Treasure Inn on Rice St.
in St. Paul.
Included among the features Of
the evening will he u prize old
fashioned waltz contest and a prize
JitterbuR contest with silver cash
awards going to the winners.
Advance tickets can be purchased
from sorority members, at 800,
until Wednesday noon. May %,
when the sale closes. Tickets pur-
chased at the door will be $40.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23

were right, such ms ALBERT
JONES, FREDDIE DILLON, and
EDWARD WHITE. BE
THREATS, EDDIE MILTON,
KENNY MCKINNEY, RONALD
STONE. MELVIN STONE. JAMES
CURRY. CARROLL ROBINSON,
CLARK CARSON. and CURTIS
Russell, were among the many
cats that helped make the little
party jump.
| know everyone is giving his
support 10 the fine chicks running
in the goth Century Photo Clubs
beauty queen contest. May the best
chick win.
And remember, II you think it is
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23

Phyllis Wheat.
ley Is in the lime.
light once more
baseball team
now, and they all
know what prae
tice is for. They
are all good for q
round tripper, do
ing a d gu b | q
deuce Of bags
every play. and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23

In lDIb, and went down materially
In average length 10 i6,A column
inches In ip47. The longest single
act this year was Chapter iI3. rs-
lating TO public drainage system,
requiring 23h columns. Chapter
$40. relating 10 timbsrlRnds, and
400 relating TO the use Of artificial
lights In taking turtles, tic for the
shortest current laws, each at 10
lines including title.
Our office In Minneapolis IL To-
Gated at SIi Third Ave. y. 81. Paul
readers will he aervicsd ut oar office
1T 5i2 Newton Bldg.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23

M, CArmsH Hlli. small daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs, Augustus HIN.
0i6 Aurora Ave. has been unable
10 attend school for the past week
because 81 illness.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23
GEORGE sTREAToR or
N. Y. TIMES HERE

George Streator, stat member Of
the New York Times, II In the city
on business, and q resident at the
Hotel Lowry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23
DIR. CRUMP LOSES RAINCOAT
TO CAR PROwLER

Listed among the number Of
burglariSS over the week end. was
= SS2 raincoat from the car % DR..
J. W. Crump. 69S Fuller Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-23

This week we shall start the ball
rolling with some triple-quick-
slick trick talk.