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Evening star., 1947-10-19
their good wishes. Autumn flowers

their good wishes. Autumn flowers
decorated the spacious rooms in Mrs.
Crismond's home and large BIRTH
day cake with lighted candles CEN
tered the attractively appointed
dining table.
Mrs. Palmer, whose home is on
Thirty-seventh street, wore a cos
tune of soft gray silk with an orchid
corsage pinned to her shoulder. She
stood with her niece, who was
gowned in rose crepe and wore a
corsage of sweetheart roses, and
others in the receiving line. These
included Mrs. Palmer's son, DR.. Louis
Franklin Palmer, who came from
Cincinnati for the party; the hon.
oree's daughter, Mrs. F. M. Weber
of Washington, and Col. Everett A.
Hellmuth land Mr.. William F..
Hellmuth, nephews of Mrs. Palmer.
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has been serving with the United
States Military Government in Ber-
lin and was joined there during
the summer by Mrs. Glaser and
their son.
Mr.. and Mrs Garfield Kass have
returned after spending the summer
abroad.
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.Ninetietb Birthday
An'1iversary Party
For Mrs. Palmer

Mrs. Christia Palmer was the
guest Of honor at a large reception
last week which was given in cele-
bration Of her Goth birthday ami
versary.
Mrs. William P. Crismond, niece
OF Mrs. Palmer, was the hostess,
giving the reception in her home on
North Alfred street, in Alexandria.
Three hundred guests, most of
them Washingtonians, were there
to greet Mrs. Palmer and to extend
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The two Mrs. Hellmuths presided
IN the dining room and were assisted
by Miss Evelyn Weber and Mrs.
Norman Roberts of Washington,
Mrs. Louis Folmar, Mrs. S. Gordon
Green and Mrs. Bernard Wilson.
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Home From Abr0ad

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Glaser and
their son, Anthony CHASER, arrived
few days ago from Berlin. Ger
many, and are visiting Mrs. Glaser's
mother, Mrs. D. J. Kaufman, and
her brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. LIE Roy King. Mr.. Glaser
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Ipected back in Washington during
this week.
Mrs. Morris Simon and Mrs. Ray
Strauss motored to New York
Thursday with the formers son,
Mr.. Louis Simon, to remain until
today.
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Miss Snider to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Snider of
Reader, w. Va. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Margaret Geneva Snider, to Mr..
Raymond Tanis, son Of Mr.. r. C..
Tanis Of Washington and the late
Mrs. Tanis. No date has been set for
the wedding.
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ON TRIPS

MI. and Mrs. Arthur Newmyer
are spending three weeks In New
Orleans.
Mrs. Jack Kotz is visiting in Chi
cago and San Antonio and is ex-
Evening star., 1947-10-19

In a wet season farm run-off
water can be drained away twice as
fast by Strengthening winding farm
streams and clearing out stream
beds
Evening star., 1947-06-27

Martha yost 40. jefferson city, Mo.
Charles Saunders, 40, 4ls New York ave
NV, and Isabella Jefferson, 22, 145s
Oak st. NV.
Robert Powell. 20. Fort Myer. Va, and
Julia Sampson, %, 617 Virginia ave.
Sc.
Fred Lewis; 81. PALS 4th ST. NE, and
Alice Young, Az. 1881 18th ST. NV
Dorsey Hailun. "a. 1912 Montella ave
ne, and Lille Dewalt "a. 542 Hobart
pi. NV.
La Fayette Robertson. -. 2o15 18th st
NV, and Rosemary soniat, 81. New
Orleans, La.
Albert Kacl.. 81. Houston Hotel. and
Lillian Kach, so, Baltimore.
Lewis Pt,Gliii, 81, 12S Carroll ST. s.e..
and Elsie BrinkIey, 1S, :3222 18th st. ne.
Robert Ve-menic. 20. 523I End s.. NV,
and Barbara Black, Is, 43l7 Sth st. nv.
Roger Scu1tero, 80 1927 MASSACHUSETTS,
ave. NV, and Martha Tokar, "A, sis
Oglethorpe st. NV.
Alfred Smith. "a 1925 sth ST. NV, and
Grace Mineo, %. 1922 9th st. nv.
and E5ma Watkins, q, Hastings, n; =;
Doris Harris, Is, 1905 Cherry Hill n W.
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Thomas Hallam. %. Arlington, Va, and
Myra johnson, "a. 27l2 South Dakota
Melvin croskaw, So. Fort Beiyoir. and
Iris Ward, IS. Arlington, Va.
John Bathurst, III. Anacostia, and Colleen
YouneSon, Is, 1418 A st. ne.
Kathleen Prasl, %, 1901 < st. NV.
Jack Nelson, %. and Juanita Rack, 19,
both of Des Moines. Iowa.
Frank Riley, 43. GREGORY Hall, Goth and
SITS. stw,. and Bertha Davis, 40, 1914
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
Everett jackson. 81. Fairmont, Nd. and
lola Anderson, n, 1907 California ST.
Herman Socks. 81. iii Columbia I'd
NV, and Mary Rux, %, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Clarence Short. %. and Susie Jones, IS.
both of 1922 Sth st. NV.
Tflmon Norman. 80, Newport News Va,
and Lillian Armstrong, "a, 22l F st.
Robert Horner, 10. 1913 E st. NV. and
Audrey Hall. Is, Mclean, Va.
Lawrence Boose, 10, 2450 Elvans I'd. Sc.
and Estella Thornton, 81, charlestoWn,
otis Beden 50, 432 11th st. Sc, and
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and Maxine Mccarter. 50. 14s5 newton

and Maxine Mccarter. 80, 1495 Newton
Thomas Pinson, 26. sweetwater. Tex, and
Ruth Williams, 81; 1924 Ridge pl sc.
Sc: and Dorothy Hagerman, IS. 3ol4
waiter s chsmbers. ir., 81. 1905 2snd St.
NV. and Margaret Bsasley. 35, 2445
18th st. NV.
Howard Mullins. ir. 23. Arlington, and
Doris Acton, %. Alexandria. Va.
James Phlegar, 30. Springfield, Ohio. and
Joyce Bowker, %, 1857 Maple View pl.
Sc.
Franklin Andes, jr;.. 22s I4I4 T st. Sc,
and Lucy HooI, 90. 1880 T ST. Sc.
JACK Spencer, 25, Anaeos:ia. Aas and Anna
Jack Wilson, 90, 3344 Minnesota ave. Sc,
and Mary Jameson, 23, Ala st. re.
Robert Feinberg. %. 1925 Wisconsin ave,
and Norma Staley, 25, 1851 Columbia
rd NV.
Dorothea Wade. %. Arlington. Va.
William Meyer, 26. 23o0 ST; NV. and
Paul Miller, 80. Takoma Park; Md. and
Vivian Ryburn, SO, 1887 Somerset pl.
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Deaths Reported

tFrom the d c. Bureau of vital Statistics.
John II. Hawkins, 80, 653 E. Capitol st
Mary &. Mine, 81, 1881 Illinois ave n W
George w Harsch, 76, S36 jefferson st
Andrew C. Plant. II, 1926 1st st. NV
Catherine Doe. II ,5425 Western ave nv
Frederick w. Hennings, 63, Marshall Hall
Md
Otto H H. strack. SO. st. Elizabeth,
Hospital
Murray Grinherg, so. Blue Plains. D. c.
Marx B. Chambers. 10. Hagerstown, Nd.
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Marriage License e
AppIicotions

Under D. C.. ldaDs couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tooit three fuH days and
receiDe the license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Walter Nash, %. 1904 Gallaudet ST. ne,
and Florence Lansdown, Is, Manassas,
Va.
Sterling Weatherly, 81, and Dorothy Kof-
sky, 90, both Of Dundalk, Ed.
David Touchette. 40, Quantico. Va. END
Emily Kirkpatrick, 3s, New Colonial
Graham, %, West Lafayette, Ind,
and Mary Elliott, 26. 141s Shepherd st,
NV.
Pred Elder jr, 25, Annapolis Md. and
Elinor Goertz, II, 1920 Minnesota ave,
Adoiph c. Philippi 81. 21S4 G st. NV.
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Eho9 aSa Hsnnaa s1a5sp Dav IS zig aeksr g.
Stanley Keeling. e7. 1857 4th st. NV.
Daniel Fetty, 21, 1899 Allentown rd Sc.
and Virginia Coins, Is, 1898 Allentown
rd Se
William Bum. rs. Rocky Mountain, N c.,
and Lily Grimm, 20, Nashville, N c,
Richard Dyer, 3S. GIT 21st st. NV. and
Maria Powell, 40. GOT 22nd st. NV.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.


William T Shaw, 81. 1898 9th st. NV.
Malachi Hill, Sc. 10I2 ct st. s.w
Walter Evans, so. Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
Oscar Stanton. 40, 1915 S ST NV
Nora H. TAYLOR. Al, 223 R. I. ave. NV.
Carrie G. Jenious, 80, 1881 2and ST. NV
Lucille Ellis, "a, 1922 o St NV,
Evening star., 1947-06-27

Of course you're choosing Weathervanes!
-. the suits whose fabric stays fresh, crisp,
crease-resistant whatever the weather, the
fabric planned for Summertime by Celanese,
made from shape-retaining synthetic yarn
=. the suits that were tailored by Hand
macher SO that every line, every detail is
crisp-cut, beautifully finished, so that even
when you slip the jacket on, "You can feel
the good fl"
Choose them with long sleeves or short
sleeves, with neat little collars or collar wing
wide.
Choose them with four pocket trim, with
longer jackets, with new, smartly belted
backs
Choose them in the utmost certainty that you
will look beautifully right Summer into Fall
And look at the colors. Navy, green, brown,
aqua, red, lemon, grey, white, pink, beige.
Sizes 9 to Is, 10 to 49,
JsteRs-The Suit Shop. Third Floor
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First Birthday OF
Robert Coulter
Is Celebrated

The first birthday 81 Robert
Henry Gautief j.. was happily
celebrated Sunday evening At The
home Of his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs Henry Gsutier on Columbus
Drive.
The baby and hts mother Mrs
+ ~ Gautier who have been Wis
iting IN the Gautief home for the
past SIX weeks were Joined foe
the weekend hy his maternal
grandparents Mr. and Mrs Locke
Arnold who have been vacation
ing at Biloxi and with whom they
returned Tuesday to their home
81 Jackson
The presence Of Roberts 49,
month-old second cousin, Warren
Gautier, son Of Mr. and Mrs
Quinn Gsutier, added no little 10
the life of the party.
Besides the foregoing. those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Herm-
IS Gsutier, Mr.. and Mrs Quinn
Gsutier, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.
Quinn and daughters, Ann and
Jane, Mr.. ana Mrs. Verne Barnes.
Miss Katherine Quinn, Mrs.
Frank Warren, Robert Warren,
and Ralph Mccain.
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Mrs. Coulter
Attends MfWC
Convention

H.f Htfm GfIfIef. ifH vice
vt fhc II rpi PED
efafian al Women e'uhs
turned Saturday fram orr eSteHd
ed tour NhleH taas be- % va
iaus eifies TT the state in et
etai oft which she attended dis
ftiaf conventions
bust week SHE visited rs el.
town t. attend the Sixth Dis
convention fhen vent 81 Jack
SON for he Fifth District meeting
md then on e. GfeenViile and
Aberdeen for the Fourth and
Third District meetings.
On Tuesday Of this week Mrs
Gaauef went "a Lumbefton
where she was the house guest
of Mrs J II Bass and attended
O meeting 0f the Womans club
Of that city that afternoon. On
Wednesday she went to Purvis
where she attended meetings Of
clubs here and at Enterprise
Mrs. Gautief and Ms. F. W.
Mitts, the state president, whose
over night guest she was, 81
tended the convention of District
Two a. Noxapater and Friday
Will conclude their intinersrv 81
Laurel where they will be pres
ent at the First District conveu-
tion.
Mrs Gautier in addition 10 be
ing first vice president is mead
Of the important extension com
mittee and has been active in
organizing the SIX new clubs
that have come into the feder-
alton since November. She re-
ports that the federation now
numbers 5000 members in its 226
clubs.
Mrs. Gautier finds that wo-
men are resuming more and
more interest in club work since
the end of the war, and notes
that there are never less than
two hundred to attend the district
meetings. And this interest is
being vstally reflected in the
worthwhile activities in the
dividual clubs as well.
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Tie foafa-s sefved sira8heffv
short eakr to t1e lalloWine. he
sides Those mentioned above
Mcsda~es r. II Wa. Chandler
HaNers T. C. HohUfis. Johnson
Ware C. M TAYLOR. Marx =.
Davis. J ! Ware. and n T. rat.
ior The next meeting Will be
in ire how're OF Mis- Harris
Ms. Chandler Ravens has as
her house guest this week. Der
sister. Mrs n l. TAYLOR, of New
Orleans.
Dinner guests Sunday in the
home of Nj and Mr. Ruhle Rob
erts were Miss Dollie and r. {.
Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. " Davis and
children, Elizabeth and Bill. If
Hattipsburg, were guests last
weekend IN the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Mark p. Davis
Guests Monday In the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. X II. Ware were
Mesdames Cora Mallette and
Irene Garter. Mrs Msllette is
spending several weeks with
Mrs. Carter.
Dinner guests Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs j j. Ware
were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Car
ter, Miss Choyce Groves, and
Mrs. Ruth l.. Roberts and son,
Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. c. Roberts
visited Friday evening in the
home of Mrs. Laura Westfsll
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sink Martin
of Phoenix, Ariz. The Martins
are old friends and Mrs. Mar
tin will be remembered as Miss
Mamie Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Ware and
children were weekend guests
in the home of Mrs. Laura and
Miss Annie L. Ware in Pasca-
goula.
Business visitors TO Pascagoula
Monday were Chandler Havens
ana Milton cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, II. Ware and
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Ware were
supper guests Sunday night of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cruthirds
Of Latimer.
Mrs. l.. c. Roberts visited Mon
day in the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Laura Westfall, and her
uncle and aunt, MI. and Mrs.
Sink Martin.
Roy Roberts was a business
visitor to Hattiesburg Monday.
Among those attending the
singing convention in Pascagoula
Saturday light were Mr., and Mrs.
c. M. TAYLOR, Mr.. and Mrs. RAY
Roberts and son. Lloyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. r. Ware and children,
Florian and Flea, Robin Ware,
Gambler Roberts and Bob Irwin
Roberts.
Sunday afternoon visitors in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
| Lyons were Mr.. and Mrs. j. {.
Harris and children.
Guests Sunday evening in the
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News from MI Pleasant.
Mrs. R. M. Roberts Is Hostess To
WOman's Society Meeting Monday

TIE W.ean4 ssOietF of Cnrs
iisn Service msi Hn Monday
MAY s. in THE hame of Mrs 4.
NJ Roberts TIE meeting was
called TO order hs the pfesl len'.
Mrs Ruth t. Roberts. and the
program was directed by the hos
TESS
PRAYER was led by Mrs Ruoie
Roberts and Ms. r. N. Roberts
presented. 'Beatifudes for the
Home The study lesson chap
tars. Importance oi the Family
and Race Relations was pre-
sented bv Mrs. Maurice Tatlor.
The meeting was closed by a
prayer offered By Mrs j. e. Haf-
ris.
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Wosnan's Society
Has Business
Meeting Monday

The substory of the First Me
thodist church of Pascagoula
was the place of meeting for the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the church in their
monthly business session. May
S.
The meeting was called to or
der by the president, Mrs. e. II.
Bacot after which the song, "Je-
sus Calls" was sung in unison
with Mrs. Paul Myers at the
piano,
The devotional was led by Mrs.
Baeot whose topic was Il Have
a Concern for Thee
During the business period
which followed, reports were
heard from Mrs, NJ. +. McRae.
the local treasurer and Mrs. c.
A. Carrier, conference teasuer,
Mrs. Carrie and Mrs. w. r. Gull
ley, leaders of the study courses,
reported progress made on the
books, The Fine Art of Using"
and progress of a Pilgrim
Pledge cards and Christian lit
erature were requested sent to
members who could not attend
the meeting and a committee com
posed of Mesdames Carrier, M.
+. Furr, T. c. FulliloVe and j. +.
Campbell was appointed to take
care of this and to also make a
visiting list for the purpose of
securing new members.
The memb ers themselves
pledged to devote a specified
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home of Mrs. Ruth l.. Roberts
and sons were Mr.. and Mrs @,
C. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. N. M.
Carter, and j. j. Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Lyons
were visitors to Ocean Springs
and Biloxi on Saturday night.
Business visitors to Pssesgouls
Monday were Johnson Ware,
Marshall and Bob Irwin Roberts.
Friday afternoon guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l., {, Rob
erts we're Mr.. and Mrs. Sink
Martin of Phoenix and Mrs.
Laura Westfall of Vancleave
Mrs. Ruble Roberts will leave
Friday for q weeks visit with
relatives in Memphis and north
ern Mississippi
Nh. and Mrs. Ray Roberts and
son, Charlie, were Ocean Springs
visitors Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. N. NJ. Carter and
Mr.. and Mrs. w +. Clements and
daughter, Sherron, were guests
SUNDAY in the home of Mrs,
Irene Carter.
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The worlds most powerful
lighthouse, 43 million eandlepow-
er, is at Helgoland.
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Womon's Society Of christfon
Service Meets At First Church

by the Reverend j. F. Campbell,
after which the business period
was directed by the president,
Mrs. E. II. Bacot.
Reports were heard from the
conference treasurer, Mrs. r. v.
BardweIl, and the local treasurer,
Mrs. M. E. McRae both of which
were very good.
Mrs. j. F. Campbell reported
that pledges for the conference
year from October l946-47 also
had been very good.
A duet, HE Lives in My
Heart" was sung by Mesdames
Lester Scheffler and Cooper Rob-
erts to the accompaniment OF
Miss Helen Robertson at the pia-
no.
An inspiring devotional was
given by Mrs. George w. Winter
whose subject was DO Not Be
gin to Be Anxious"
Under the head of unfinished
business, a collection was taken
up for the Mercy Hospital in New
Orleans, and Mrs. c. A. Carrier
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NEWS FROM
Kreole

The w. 8. c. s. met in the
home Of Mrs. c. c. Suthoff, Mon
day afternoon at 2:30. The meet
ing was opened with a talk on
over The Hills of Tomorrow"
by the devotional leader, Mrs.
Frank Byrd. A special song was
rendered by Mrs. e. w, Scott and
Mrs. N. c. Suthoff. The topic of
the program was 'The Changing
of Time" After the program, re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Eunice Coleman has re-
turned recently from a visit in
Detroit, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Lindsay and
daughter, Freda, spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. J. d.
Broadus of P~erkinston, Missis-
sippi.
Mrs. F. H. Lander and Mrs. Lee
Lander visited Mrs. r. G.. Lander
who underwent an operation at
a New Orleans hospital.
Mi. Joe Northtutt of Atlanta,
Georgia is visiting with Frank
Hammond, Jr. for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Clark and
family visited in Leakesville,
Mississippi, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Flint and
son, Ralph, of Mobile spent the
weekend in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Posey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Farley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Delaney
were visitors in Biloxi, Gulfport,
and Vancleave, Sunday.
A farewell party given in the
honor of Sic Buddie Graft of
San Diego. California was enjoy
ed by his many friends Thurs
day night. Games were played
after which refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Wilks
announce the arrival of a daugh-
ter born October 5 at the Jack
son County Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Lander, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Lander and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. Smith of Pascagoula
were dinner guests of Nh. and
Mrs. F. II. Lander.
Miss Gertrude Gautier left re-
Gently for Jersey City. New Jer-
sey where she will enter for a
six months hospital course.
Mr.. A. r. Clark and Mrs. B.
l.. Smith are spending a few
days in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs, Eddie Coleman
and Rev, and Mrs E. W, Scott at
tended the dedication services at
the Caswell Springs Methodist
Church Sunday.
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gave a talk on Millions for
the Master" in which she urged
all members to pay their pledges.
A good report was heard on the
activities of the Seashore Dis
riot among which were sending
Of boxes and other donations to
Bethlehem Center in Jackson,
Wesley House In Meridian and
Moore Community House in BIZ
loxi.
A committee composed Of Miss
Helen Robertson, Mrs. j. F. Car
yer, Mrs. c. J. Lander and Mrs.
j. M. Epting to be responsible for
the securing of two records from
each circle for the recently in
stalled church chimes, was APP
pointed by Mrs. Bacot.
A committee composed of Mes
danes c. E. Trest, T. c. Fulli-
love, r. .R. Denny, and Frank
Ellis was appointed by Mrs. Ba-
cot who will also join the group in
serving at the next Brotherhood
meeting at the church,
The members of tie recently
organized Louise Knoble circle
were presented by Mrs. Wade w.
billiard.
Adopting a suggestion made by
Mrs. Sam Warden, it was decided
to hold a combination meeting
and luncheon at the church each
first and fourth Monday of the
month.
The meeting was adjourned fol
loing the repetition of the
Lords Prayer in unison.
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HELP BUILD SCHOOL

Berlin-AP-Twenty-fiv stu
dents from Denmark, Sweden,
France, Great Britain, Holland,
Switzerland and the United
States are helping German stu
dents rebuild the Berlin Techni-
cal university which was laid in
ruins during the war, a British
announcement says.
The project was organized by
the Friends Relief Service (Quak-
ers) with the aid of the British
Military Governments education
branch.
The visitors and German stu
dents do heavy manual work and
live and eat together. The uni
versity was reopened by British
military government in April last
year.
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Pee MEETS WITH
MRS FEWEL

The October 7 meeting of the
PEG Sisterhood of Pascagoula
was held with Mrs. c. W. Fewel
at her new home on South Pasca-
goula street, with Mrs. R. o. Cole,
the president, in the chair.
During the short business pc
Rod a report given by the com
mittee having in charge of the
recently sponsored book review,
showed that the venture was
highly successful and that a nice
sum was earned for the schol-
arship fund which the chapter is
establishing.
The study hour was directed
by Mrs. julius Virgins who gave
a fine talk on "Pascagoula Builds
for the Future
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RESTORES RIVER TRANSPORT

Paris-AP-France has restored
80 percent of her inland water
way transport since the war, j.
Dubreuil, chairman of a French
transport committee, has an
nounced.
OF 10000 boats on inland
streams, 1000 were destroyed
and 5000 damaged during the
war, he said.
He pointed out that the inland
systems 100000 tons was $780,
900 tons more than the seagoing
merchant marine and that Paris's
port traffic of IA million tons sur
passed even Marseille's eight mil
lion tons of goods handled.
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MEETING OF EAST MOSS
POINT c

.
A meeting of the Fannie Tray
Tor and the Lena Memorial cir
cles of the Woman's Missionary
Society Of the East Moss Point
Baptist church was held at the
church Wednesday, Oct. 8. at 2
p. m.
The study period was devoted
to THE Mexican Race" and 1t
was Interestingly discussed by
Mrs. Albert Simmons.
Towards the close of the meet
ing the 25 members present en-
joyed a social hour owe a salad
course with which hot chocolate
was served.
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The monthly business meeting
OF the womMan's Society Of Chris
tan Service of the First Meth
odist church Of Pascagoula was
held in the substory of he church
October 8, at | p. m, at which
time a pot luck" luncheon was
enjoyed by the n members pres
ent.
The invocation was pronounced
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A social hour followed at this
time. Mrs. Fewel served a e
freshment course.
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The lungs of many birds are
extended by connections with
hollow bones.
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Some varieties of fuchsia,
grown in New Zealand, achieve
the size of a small tree.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-20

BULLETIN Lake Success - The United States today formally moved to place the Balkan dispute before the 55-member United Ma tions Assembly which meets in New York Sept. 16.