davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Mems Rui1,cOuts

1850 PIostie Waterproof Rain
coats, crystal or blue, small, 6 me-
dunn, loree; hoIf price ----$2.75
3s-$9.95 EiastisIass zipper-front
Waterproof Roineoots. green or crys-
toi, in one size or onother. 3 small,
20 medium, s large; half price, $4.s7
ISIS St. AIbons Woter-RepeIIent
Cotton Gobordine Roineoots. Reou-
lars: 2/34; $40; 2/42; Shorts,
l/4o; Longs: 1876; VA --$9.e5
37-Sl6.5o to $l7.95 Aquo Guord
Woter-repeIIent Gobordine Roineoots.
Regular sizes, 81 to 46-$I1.95
zl-$20 Woter-repeiIent Gobordine
Raineoots. Regulars: 1874; 1916;
2/40; A42; 3/44; Shorts: l/4o;
042; VA -- $lz.95
I-$z9.75 All-wool Reversible Top
eoots with cotton woter-repeTfent
aobordine on the other side. Reeu-
Iors: 136; 1913; H4O; 1/44; Longs:
1876; 2/3s; 2/4o; l/42- Sls.75
1-$l6 Cotton Goborine Roincoot,
size A. ----$9.o5
Evening star., 1947-03-27
S7.85-$8.95 Stacks
Only 13 pairs.
Rayon gabar- $A.7A
dine slacks.
Mems Hose

II prs.-45e Anklets, cotton and
royon. size II. Moroon, navy, brown,
black now
s prs.-65e Block Royon and Cotton
Hose, req. length
II pr.-45e White Royon and Cot
ton Hose, reg. length th-------l9c
"a prs.-75e White Athletic AnkIets,
half wool, hoIf cotton, sizes lOh.
II, nv, l3--.-----39 39e
8 prs.-$1.65 Brown Cotton LisIs
Hose, sizes II, II. Now---85e
40 prs.-$I.65 White Wool Argyle
AnkIets, sizes 10, lOh. Now 85e
800 prs.-$1 Vertical Striped Hose,
half wool. hoIf cotton, with clocks,
now
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Ladies' Winter Coats

2-$59.s5 Green Wool Fleece cooss,
size s, now S23
3-$39.95 Fleece Coots. Brown, size
II. Noturol. sizes u and "a; now,
S23
1-$5s.95 Fitted coot Of grey needIe-
point wool crepe. size 37h SIS
s1-$59.95 3NoturoI Wool and COM
els Hair coof. size s, now------S7S
Z-$45 BeIted Fleece coots. Red,
size IA. Natural beige, size Il, SIS
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Ladies' Spring Goats

7-$e9.95 Melton Box coots. Block,
acorn ton. green, oouo, royal. Sizes
10 to 20, now -S4e.os
-$79.95 BeIted coots In Forst-
monn's spring weight melton. White,
size l2. eeesheII, IA; now ---$49.s5
1-$85 Stroeek coot, pink, size IA;
now $49.95
1-$59.95 Strooek White coot, size
", slightly soiled, now -A--$49.95
3-$98 Fitted coots. black, size II.
Highland Doisy. sizes o and a.; now,
$5s.95
isis Stroosk Cashmere and Wool
coots. Pink, size II; white, size IA;
now -------$79.9S
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Mems T,gxedO Suits

Mems ItlEedO Suits
+S37.5o Single breasted AII-wool
Tuxedos, coot ond~trousers. Shorts.
sizes "a ond- IS ------------$10
Mems Hats
$3.50 Fomous Make Hats, tan,
brown, blue and medium grey. Sizes
6R to 73s in one color or onother.
Snop brim, welt and row edge. Now
$4.e5
Mems Sports Wear
42-Se.s3 Sport Shirts with long
sleeves. Of washable balloon cloth in
grey, blue and tan. Sizes snoII, me-
dunn and large. Now
l3-SI2.5o AII-wooI coot Sweaters,
in rich, dark brown. Small, medium
and large sizes. Nov -----$7.95
i2o-$2.5o to $7.s5 Striped
T-Shirts --------------$l.59
e2--ss.s5 to $40 Por-wooI and
All-Wooi Sport Shirts $5.95
3o-$22.5o to $3.50 Leisure
l5-$1o.e5 Rain Jeekets ----$6.e5
Mems Slippers
Sc prs.-$3.o5 Brown Kid Soft-soIe
House Slippers, with padded heel.
Sizes 7 to u. Now
L,sggage*
l-$3l.l4 Leather Weekend case.
$3.50
5-$l3.5o Leather Club Bass,
-$I6.75 NyIon Bags $3.50
*AH Prices Plus Tar.
Mems Robes
$50 Extra Size Robes -$s.s5
Mems Paja,,,as
2o-$7.25 to $I1.25 Cotton and
Rayon Pajomas s---S5.95
3o-$7.z5 Cotton Pojomos. checks
and stripes ------$5.o0
18-$4.85 Cotton Poiomos, stripes
and figures ----$3.95
z5-$3.85 Striped Knit Cotton Ski
jonas --------------- $Z.85
Evening star., 1947-03-27
500
Ladies' Suits

1-$3s.s5 Wool Twill Suit, corol,
size 8, now----SIs
7-$35 to SIS Spring Suits, in oob-
ordines and other wool fabrics, broken
sizes 9 to l8, now
7-$e5 and SIS Spring Suits, black
eobordne and grey wofsteds, sizes y
to l6, now
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Ladies' Slack Suits

6-$14.95 Ton Cotton GoboFdins
Slack Suits, sizes Ais, now--$6.85
3-45 Wool Gobordine SIeek Suits,
sizes a. l9. now - -..-$25
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Ladies' jackets

-$I6.95 Wool jackets, broken
sizes, 10 to 20, now now--$7.S5
z-$29.95 Cotton Joeksts, sizes To-
Ia, now ..-..-....------$lz.85
Evening star., 1947-03-27
$9(.75
Mems Sports Coats

l5-$l7.s5 Corduroy Sports coot.,
blue, brown and tan in one size or
onother. 2/33, e/34, ABS, 2/3e,
$lo.95
1o-$25 AII-wooI Sport coots, in
these sizes: ReeuIors, 1893, N34,
1/35, 1877, 1899. Shorts: H35.
Stouts: 1/39, H4o Short Stouts:
1/44. NOW
3-$32.50 and $35 AII-wooi Sport
Goats. Regular: l/3e, l/4l. Short:
l/4O. Now ow--------Sz4.75
7-$I0.85 Washable Seersueker
Sport Goats. Regulars: 2/34, H39,
2/48. Longs: VA. H48- --$6.75
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Ladies' BIO,sses

2o-S7.s5 and $s.s5 Royon cseps
BIouses. white and coIors, sizes 3D.
38, now -------S5.S5
8$Io.s5 and $1z.95 7louses ond
Sport Shirts, white and ooIors, now,
$7.S5
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Ladies' RaincOats
Ladies' SpOrts,cear'
Ladies' SaUeaters

32-$5.95 TO $s.o5 Jacquard and
Plain Wool Siipon Sweaters. sizes 81
to 40, now -------S2
2z-$8.95 and Sl095 cardisan
Sweoters, sizes "a to 4O--S5.85
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Mems TOpcoats,
OCOats

~ ~N1VSO"
I-$65 Oxford Grey AII-wooI
Benehwork oveFeoat, a. short. Now
$3e.75
$50 AiI-woeI Tepeoet. AZ. Now,
$3S.75
z-$55 AII-weoI Tweed ropeoats.
Sizes 80 and, 49,, regular. Now
STATS
$40 AlI-wooI Hair Fobrie Top
eeots. ReeuIors: 1/4O, va, VA.
Shorts: 3/3e. Longs: VA. Now
$z6.75
$50 Stein Bloch Herrinsbons
Shetlond-type Topeoot. Size AZ,
reeulor. Now ----$3S.75
$50 AiI-wooI coveIry Twill Top
eoots. Regular: 1894. 1/35. Now,
$44.75
1-$75 AH-wooI Benehwork Topeoot,
sinele-breosted, in luggage ton. Reg
ulor AZ. Now $59.75
2-$42.50 SinsIe-breosted AIl-wool
overeoots. One regular size AZ in
Oxford grey. One regular size 40,
brown SITS
1-$45 Sinsle-breosted AII-wooI
overeoat, long 42---$26.75
Evening star., 1947-03-27

@S37.50 Single e-breosted AlI-wool
Tuxedos, coot ond$trousers. Shorts,
sizes "a and IS -Sl0
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Mems Hats

$3.50 Fomous Moke Hats, tan,
brown, blue and medium grey. Sizes
6R to 73s in one color or another.
Snop brim, welt and raw edge. Now
81 oS
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Misses $49.95 and SIS SUITS
Only l8 in group!

Gabardines. tropical worsteds
coverts. All wool fabrics, new
est styles, in black, beige, kelly
and light green. Sizes 10 to 49,
in one style or another.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Mems $43.75 All-WOOl Suits

OHVy ~VT Ut OTUHPs
Blue and brown, single
breasted 3-piece suits. Reg
ulars: 1875, 2i36, 7/37, 5/36,
1889, 2/40, 1f42, 1/44. Shorts:
2/35, 1886, 2/37, 4/38, 2/39,
1/40, 2/42. Longs: 2/39,
1/42. mo AlterGtionS.)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-06-18
TIE TheOCrat

Times Of the Gentiles," "the
Scattering, Conversion, and
Regathering of Israeli" the
Antichrist, "the Great Tribu-
lation", "the Battle of Arma-
geddon," ''the Second Coming
of Christ" and "the Millennial
Kingdom" This survey will
end with a study of the divine
chart laid out for the history
of the Church. The next group
of lessons will have as their
central theme Studies in Re-
demption." The scarlet thread
of redemption which runs from
Genesis through the entire
Bible will be carefully follow
ed. One of the first topics in
this series will be Ruth Ro-
nance of Redemption"
Any one who is interested in
serious Bible study of this type
is invited to join the class on
Friday evenings at 8 o'clock
in the basement of the College
Building.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-06-18
RECEIVES MASTER OF
ARTS DEGREE

Warren H. Kulicke, residing
at 28O6 Emmaus Avenue, and
William N. Lockwood of 2411
Gilead Avenue, Zion, received
the Master of Arts degree
from Northwestern University
at graduation exercises held
Wednesday, June IS, at go
A. M. on the Evanston Camp
us.
2,455 degrees and diplomas
were given. In addition,
FRANKLIN B. Snyder, UNIVERSE
ty president, conferred eight
honorary degrees. In all since
last September 3,O47 degrees
and diplomas were conferred.
John Foster Dulles, adviser
to Secretary of State Marshall
at the recent conference Of
ministers in Moscow, delivered
the address at the Commence
ment.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-06-18

which is entirely harmonious
and consistent with itself.
Under the guidance of E.
Evangelist Charles Kessler the
class has ben considering the
broad theme, Goods Plan of
the Ages" or the 'Divine In
depreciation of History The
key verse of the entire study
thus far has been Hebrews Il :"
3, Through faith we under
stand that the ages were franz
ed by the Word of God, SO that
things which are seen were not
made of things which do ap-
pear" Using as an outline the
seven dispensations of human
history, various topics have
been covered, including "Dan-
iel's Seventy Weeks" ''The
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-06-18
FRIDAY EVENING BIBLE
CLASS
CONTINUED from Page ID

true that the greatest single
demonstration of the unique
character of the Bible, as the
Word of God, is found in the
unity of it's doctrine. The sew
eral major world religions all
have their vast libraries of
sacred literature, but invariab-
ly examination will show that
so-called INSPIRED revela-
tons" of a religion disagree so
as to be beyond reconciliation
with other inspired revela-
tons" of the same religion!
Only the Hebrew-Christian re-
ligions possess a sacred book
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06
an Ready For
Floor Shom In
llStl Budding

The tlSo Little Theatef fias .
$50 held their final reheataal y
lhe Jackson square uSo ms'
nlxh, a preparation for THEN per
sormance II the ath uSo birth.
aav anniversary celebration on
Monday evening, February 10
The entertainment will include
tne opening chosus. 4 Love Yen
sung by Ray Darling, dance by
Program Director Gerald Ptnder,
who Told You That lle ana
chorus, including Anne Divide,
Evelvn upchareh, Vivian Garcia
Veda Thompson. Dorothy Wage
man. Lingtee Scrihner, Marian
PSckenS and Fran Watson,
Rststy Waters. seaman first
class, VIII sing. There. I've Said
Ii Agaln", and The Ole Lamp
lighter Marge SJursen and Ger
N PanSaer will dance 10 the strain
M EIOnyeSuekle Ross" and the
pgoSeaaa viii close with two vocal
numbers by the beautiful and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06

Notice is hereby given that the
City Commissioner Of ghe City
of Key West, florida, Oil h0Fst .
public hearing IN TIE Commission
Chambers N TIRE City Hall, Key
West Florida Gn February II
1917 a. 800 P. NJ o'clock tor the
purpose Of hearing parties lrI III
terest and citizens "a REGARDS 10
the following Re&0E1sH0gs
RESOLUTION no. E3t
4 RESOLUTION FIXING
TIME AND PLACE FOR
HOLDING PUBLIC HEAR
ING ON APPgC ysSSE 4 TON
ORDINANCE or TIE CITY
OF KEY WEST. FLORIDA
FOR THE FISCAL EEAG
BEGINNING JANUARY E.
Esf7. AND ENDING DECEM
BEg 81. IS4-
Be n resolved by gae CITY CsCz-
ngasss0n 81 Tire CaEY ut Key West
Fb0fl@a- as follows
4 p9eaAe hearing o. sas ayg-g3-
praassga osclasrGe IF TIE Cry ct
Key West. FGGrgta. Eesr 1.ls fiscal
year. beginning January E. 49,
ard ending Deeeazs9eg II, 1874 x
heEe1. called Err 2 o'clock m
Tuesday. February H. ga~4z, az
t1e Commission Chamber II the
City Han Key Wes-. Fsar56a~ a.
which TING and place TIE City
Commission Il SAID Cry VIII ST
for the purpose gf holding SUCH
public hearing
The City Clerk 8 aersoy CT
rected 70 give notace II Srzc- pub
lie hearing by publishing ra-s reso-
hutton n ore lssae az me Key
West Citizen . newspaper pub
l.shed in the City CT Key West.
Florida. such publication 70 be
effected AT leaSs three DAYS before
the date q said hearing
Passed and Adopted cv The City
Commission a. meeting reid
tals 4to day u February. A D
1917.
WM " DE3TERITT.
Attest: Mayo-
ROY EAdLIN.
City Clerk
Copies may 5e ob,s ned 81 CITY
Clerks Office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity Fair
weather with slowly rising tenn
perature. Winds moderate east
erly today, tonight and Friday
Florida: FAIR today, tonight and
partly cloudy FRIDAY. Slowly
rising temperatures.
EaH Gulf; Gentle to moderate
variable winds today and tonight.
becoming moderate southeast
over south portion ana southerly
over north portion Friday. Far
70 partly cloudy weather.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits. Diminishing west 10 north
winds becoming gentle to mod
crate variable tonight and mod
erate easterly over south portion
and soGitherly over north portion
FRIDAY. Weather fair
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06
Surplus Property
Sale Final Details
Are Announced

Final details Tor enc Sagelus
property sale of Army vehicles.
scheduled for February .. and
3 at the Naval Air Station, have
neen announced by Jack Sa1n'
derS. county veterans service os.
gicer.
The property for sale, As adj
yerti&ed. has been open for IN
s,ection since 10 a m. February
,. under the supervision % the
War Assets administration
At 3 am. ire inner Sidewalk
outside the O-0-D.'S osfsee was
opened and Veterans having a
Certificate 30 Purchase wegS shen
admitted through ire gate IN sAS
ORDER OF ssSEr ARRIVAL Al sAsS sasaS
trey were g2ree hall az SaSsSt
WIFI 2 -rszcseT-8e s1T,ca 6a> Sheer SSF~
s.fc1sa MS 22Se Collected Ass<s Ss&
as..-ar aasag % saNe nsassevSS& Sts2A
z1z.asc.Asss1. T1asssse alsasseSgs acre
sss,Zets a zsnrregseea SeQ a'eastv aass
-. -, -,.,---r.ss..,s a.. s,s4s,,,s.,,s.. -,
; --7Tyl,,ss g-ls,-,,s rlaxs >Seg4,eess sst
SIS
Ila,r- ererassse saagsakA gase
rssaa g,scer,.r,s 7.stg~ 4.s,s5t>5re,, s4 5ee
Itslsae ssaaaezs~ e1sce rae e&%as
IA enrus4zssws5 an E6 am. b Sseees
Al ssslsgaA4 A.aas 4 sec1rl6 aheas
7i-l-rt c.a1I:n IN TIRE zsrv sE sa9te
erwv h.. desires an cisse aar,sals,tlf
via & bower zs1zrls,sr- SbsaEa ase
&seslres 20 purchase slase pS3Astist
nj hs first clac6r~. All psSrt3;e.
rants must n.a N s-,a base sessasaa re
-ruar u Cd = m,
S-ulslz urunertv as Salt Fond
Kew. 4rray barracks. Fort VII.
age P9g-rssrz PEace- and az the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06
NOTICE or puBLIc HEAHMc

lily [a@I&
feog. Is47
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06
ORDINANCE NO. log.
COMMISSION SERIES

COMMISSION SERIE:
AN ORDINANCE RELAT-
ING TO ALCOHOLIC BEv-
ERAG ES. CONTAINING
DEFINITIONS: REGULAT-
ING HOURS or SALE. SER
VICE. CONSUMPTION OR
DISTRIBUTION OF ALCO-
HOLIC BEVERAGES: PRO
HIBITING SALE OF ALCO-
HOLIC BEVERAGES TO
CERTAIN PERSONS: PRO
HIBrTTNG MINORS ON
PREMISES OF VENDORS
or SUCH BEVERAGES.
WITH CERTAIN EXCEP-
TONS. PROHIBITING
PROSTITUTES ON THE
PREMISES or VENDORS
or SUCH BEVERAGES;
DEFINING WHEN PREM
ISES OF VENDORS OF Al
COHOLIC BEVERAGES
SHALL BE CONSIDERED A
NUISANCE AND DECLAR-
INC SANE UNLAWFUL;
PROVIDING PENA LILIES
FOR ITS VIOLATION; RE
PEALING ORDINANCE NO.
10. COMMISSION SERIES.
or THE ORDINANCES OF
TIE CITY OF KEY WEST.
FLORIDA. AND OTHER
ORDINANCES OF SAID
CITY TO The EXTENT or
CONFLICT WITH THIS OR
DINANCE- CONTAINING A
SAVING CLAUSE. AND
PROVIDING WHEN ORDI-
NANCE GOES INTO EF-
Fret
3 il enacted by the City Com
.-ssl5r q Ire City Of kev West
'trr.s44
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06

upon It's passage and adoption
and authorization By the sigma
ture of the presiding officer and
The Clerk of the Commission and
publication thereof one time in >
newspaper Of general circulation
published In the City Of KEY
West, Florida.
Read and passed on first read
ing at a regular meeting held Jan
81. I947.
Read and passed on final read
ing. as amended, at q regular
meeting held Feb. 1. 1917.
WILLIAM ". DEMERTTT,
Mayor.
Attest.
ROY HAMLIN.
City Clerk.
sssEZR t44T
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06
MEETINGS
aHsiElHamMIllHEmIHHIIi:lIiIIIIllIilnIilIHililltv

O.E.S. To Attend Funeral
Officers and members of Fern
Chapter, 0. Z. S. are requested
to be at the Scottish Rites Temple
at / Z. m. tomorrow 10 attend the
funeral OF Sister Cornelia Saw
Zp-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06

E.rf profession has a GER
Iam .nr of pattcr designed
Al. ,mtue, the yokels that
cd rfrnt profession, with
t hlrh much evil would
..et .fHhis occur.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06

popudar Diana Ohnie, fhe
Whole world Is Singing ana
Failing In Love"
New costumes and effertive
scenery give the produrilon ,
charm and glamour that promise
holders Of table reservations &C
entertaining evening. In addition
10 the floor show, there AIN -
dancing to the music Of John
Pritchard and his orchestra.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06
RAISE 1000 AT -
N1tlL BASE FOh
MARCH or DIMES

III, Edward Y. Psiner, D7N. ~.
,,a,'ted today he had sent = eiass !
lnr sa.77B.4b 90 the conisnsnaeI =
he service Forces, Is Ainn'is
Meet. II Norfolk, Va, @ be e sF.
Ned % the Submarine Bare mere
for the March Of Dimes
palmer said so percent q ne
amount raised would Dc efensaso
"a Key West. Besides the 81.
marine Base other units q ~
NAVAL operations here cofiFabssesl
more than $4,000 TO the Mafth q
Dimes.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-27
Francis Suucier
Adds New Specimens
To Lily Collection

This wear the collection of
waterlilies in the pools of Fran
els Saucier at Bayou Casotte is
even more beautiful than ever as.
the owner has developed several
new specimens in addition to the
large variety that he already has.
One, an unusually large lily in
palest yellow is a new one, grown
by Mr.. Saucier himself, and he
has named it the Cecilia, after
his mother.
Others in his collection are the
General Pershing, an orchid-ton-
ed lily with a haunting fragrance,
the Glorissia. in eerese, the Gloire
de Temple, which opens pink at
daybreak and turns red towards
evening, the Pring, the Mrs. Hen
ry Whitaker and the Blue Beauty,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-27
NEWS FROM =.
Orange Grove

Mrs. A.. f. Randell and Miss
Lucille Poole motored to Mobile
last week.
Matte Poole left Sunday for
Fort Walton, Fla, fwhere she will
spend a few weeks with her sis
tiers.
Miss Virginia HutchCn of Pas
eagoula is spending two weeks
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Roberts.
Barbara, Francis, Donald and
Marie Lundy spent the weekend
in Pascagoula with their aunt,
Mrs. Claude Pierce.
The Orange Lake school is be-
ing improved during the summer
vacation with work on the cafe
terra and the sanding of all floors
now underway. Mrs. Lawrence
Graft, president of the P-TA, is
receiving congratulations for her
work with the school.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-27
Fourth Birthday
Elaine McGroth
Celebrated Friday

The fourth birthday Of Elaine
McGrath was happily celebrated
at a party at Beach Park at
which her mother. Mrs. James
McGrath, was hostess Friday af-
ternoon.
Light blue and pink formed a
color motif that was carried out
in all the pretty details of the
party including the decorations
on the ornate birthday cake with
its four candles.
The donkey game was the high
light Of the afternoon with Jen-
ME Hilderson winning the prize
for coming nearest to pinning on
the tail correctly. The consola-
ton favor went TO Diane Morgan.
Mrs. Verne Barnes also captured
the prize among adults.
Each of the small guests were
presented with popping frogs and
balloons as 1aVOfS .
Sandwiches, fruit punch and
candy were served in addition to
slices Of the birthday cake.
Other children attending were
Jackie Clifford, Connie Barnes,
Myra and Joan Trussell, Doro-
thy and Ruby Gautier, Sandra
Godfrey and David Norris Of
Gautier and Becky Bacot and
Jerry Gautier of Pascagoula.
Adults present were Mesdames
Verne Barnes, c. H. Roberts,
Wesley Robinson. Newton eau
tier, j. c. Trussell. Jr. Robert
Morgan, Walter Pelham and f..
II. Bacot.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-27
NEWS FROM
Arena

Mr. and Mrs. Nose Williams and
family went to Richton recently
for a family reunion of Mrs. Will
liam's family. There were 80
present at the reunion.
The Sewing Circle met at the
home of Mrs. G.. K. Williams last
Tuesday at 2:30. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. Mark Williams on July 81.
Mrs. Rex Roberts, Mrs. Henry
Roberts and Mrs. Earl Dykes were
h~ostesses recently at a shower at
the home of Mrs. Henry Roberts
for her daughter, Mrs. Skeit May
err. Over 30 women were present
and the honoree received many
nice gifts. Soft drinks, sand
witches, and cake were served.
Mrs. M. J. Roberts was visited
during an illness last week by her
daughter, Mrs. c. A. Tate. and
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Mack Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stricken,
II. C. Strickler, the Rev. and Mrs.
II. l.. Galloway visited the Rev.
and Mrs. R. l.. Erwin of Hatties-
burg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Stricken,
Mrs. Eliza Stricken, and Mrs. H.
c. Stricken visited in Hattiesburg
on Tuesday.
Mesdames II. c., f. w, and Ell
mer Strickler and Albertina, Bob,
Wanda, and Mary Ann Stricken
visited In Mobile Saturday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-27

Mrs. Hardis Nelson and chill
dren were visitors in Wade last
week with the formers father.
Eugene Parker. and enjoyed a
fishing trip Wednesday.
The many friends of Rev. r. l..
Vaughan were glad to see him at
prayer meeting Wednesday night.
He vas pastor of the Baptist
church here for several years.
On Sunday morning the Rev.
Wyatt will preach on THE Es-
sentials for a Revival and Sun
day evening on Sin. A visual
picture will be used to explain
the evening sermon.
Congratulations are being ex-
tended to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C..
Brown who were married in Moss
Point, June IA. Mrs. Brown is
the former Melenix Hester,
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Robert
Hester.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-27
News From Wade =.
Young People OF Baptist Church
Enjoy Chicken Fry, Get Together

The young people of the Bap-
fist church gave q chicken fry at
the lunch room cafeteria Friday
night and had a very enjoyable
time. After enjoying the sump-
tuous supper, games were played.
The following were present: Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Kirkwood, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Waitman, Mr..
and Mrs. Hardy Parker. Rev.
and Mrs. w. c. Wyatt, Lucille
Kennedy, Annie Mae Parker,
Bertha and BERTHE Mae Kibby,
Doris Harwood, Dorothy Dowdy,
Magalene johnson. Betty Hall,
Grace Hester, l.. c. Faggard, Jr.,
Forrest Coleman, Douglas Stone,
Albert Glaskox, Joe HARDWOOD,
Aldon Waltman, Oliver Davis,
Wallace Waltman, Billy Wyatt,
Bozell Wilmington, Luther Ma
son, Nollis Kennedy. Hardy Par
ker, teacher OF the young peoples
class, issued an invitation to any
young people not attending Sun
day school elsewhere to attend
this class each Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock.
Prof. and Mrs. F.. A. Bradley
and children spent Saturday
night and Sunday at Nicely with
relatives.
Mesdames Susie Carter, NJ. B.
C%umbest, and A. f. Bradley spent
the weekend here with friends.
Miss Ruth Valentine, former
commercial teacher in the Wade
High school. spent the weekend
here with friends. Miss Valentine
is attending summer school at
Mississippi Southern.
Mrs. Lizzie Fairchild and chill
dren, Earl and Myrtle Nell, and
MI. and Mrs. ID. Z. Harrison and
daughters Of Leaf were visitors
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. X. C..
Faggard Sunday.
Emory Redding of Pascagoula
visited his uncle, X. c. Faggard
here Monday. Mr.. Redding had
not been to Wade for a visit for
% years.
Mrs. Edwina Dickens of East
Moss Point spent last week with
her sister, Mrs. T. j. Kirkwood.
The many friends of Mrs. Will
liam Cauley are very sorry to
hear of her illness, and hope she
will soon be able TO be up and
around.
The many friends and relatives
of Mrs. Preston Kennedy gather
ed in her home Saturday to help
her celebrate her birthday. After
enjoying games. iced lemonade
and birthday cake Eel served
to the following: Miss Ruth Val
entine, Luther Mason. Bozel
Wilmington, Annie Mae Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Parker and
children and Preston Kennedy.
The many friends of Mrs. T. E.
Golf are glad to hear she has
recuperated and is able to be up
and around again.