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it. Of industrial property fronting on Will
m9aepn evd IN b sn and AMPLE
room room for W expansion If desired: ideal ioca-
tion for brewery, bottling CO., laundry. 1s.
immediate sale. CAN W. P Bragg, with
John G. WRIGHT, INC, CHI. AIT; eyes,
SIst CoMMERCIAL"-a5xl4 to rear
wide alley, fronting on Kennedy St NV.
near 5th; ideal location for business: now
Ss e s s%r HARRY
s5Gheii 5ih ans IS Kennedy isSS SITS. N.w."-zoned
alley frontaee on Kennedy ST. Suitable
e SeM: PIeaYe s. San HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
snSSeri snd c6siMERciAL Sii asc CORNER, foot of
South capitol st. Bridge @ 25's20 . So s. #, f.
si5*s sis sond sds NJ HAHss EYES,
MEDlcA4 @ 14es3sss s11tas brick l. sas ssss
aIIsy: suitable iss ' doet9rs and d dent'sts
sHs'hsf niSERasien si Nj efh,'s
SSss SStS AND sI'1 N SIS 5 Hw-1st commercial
with IRE sseape: sxeellent 1So Monthly ncome
medernstd aea iet mfss aeS TN
TsN sTsf rsd9sed co 4f TENS St LEo NJ BEES 54SS
Itnsss Ise 18th 9Th ST.
RAP 2s"i RE Se a4so. Paanita5 1851 dh st. NV ~ Ih Nj
ON AND EYE SITS. Nw.-Good business
sale ale business So or any other type i0 Greatly
BERSsTE1N & CO.. @ 14is p X st. ST. NV, ";
sFcoap Sc fooe COMMERCIAL, 900 block D st,
bath; situated on lot 2hxlao; 3o-ft. street
in rear; excel: opporturity convert to
sqsnsss cash Teau5ea Rshd BA
Building. DI. S724 -2S
ON 18th ST. near Col. -rd-3,3 3-story
row brick: redncea to sl595o; for immed.
r., Htf' 4ass7sy. e. g. ?:
2oth St .Nn Nv M.9s Pg. sVI3' sw,d..i s tor
attractive semidetaehed brick. 1 stories
and bsmt., consisting, of Is rooms, 5 baths,
hia 81 nv Leo q e sa sEsSsrfis rs sfs' eo g..
ssh as6 4 5 PSI srs ME S.a9lss isop commercial:
store and :! apis; close to colored high
sfn00 sny type sesf " Is ideal a oh G
slsSool GsSPi ssE afs': CO. s.. "
vacant; Immediate possession; ONCE build
ing 3-story row brick: ideally suited for
oflce or combination residence and office.
Priced for immediate sale In the heart
of downtown medical center: terms. For
information call Mrs. Winston, ME-. 540U,
until Pm; Sun. and ewes, SH. TAG.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 X st.
coLoRED PROFESSIONAL MAN, North
and brick home on deep lot; oil heat;
suitable for any first commercial use.
AUERBAcH d CO., DI. 3l31; ewes. AID.
LARGE TOURIST HOME with living rm.
and fireplace; large dining rm.. large tile
kit. with built-in sink, electric stove, elec-
trio refgr: & bedrms, 5 baths and large
basement with oil INV. heat; large porch
and detached garage. Also package LIQUOR
store: corner property; 275-ft frontage on
Baltimore Washington blvd and 200 It.
deep; priced at $4,000 and dollar for
SECoND COMMERCIAI-Located on st.
NV. near 4th. Large 3-story brick build
i ing z, on alley; eyes; Nj. Mr.. MasshsMs, EN-.
Co, 1906 goth NV. DU eo23.
FILLING STATION, IA miles from Wash.
on Rte. 211--Apt.. over station; building.
native stone5 full-size bsmt. station leased
to Standard Oil. Approx $4,000 so. It. OF
ground, not leased to Standard. Ideal for
tourist cabin Price. 100000. $4,000
cash, balance monthly installments. Tele-
phone TE. 694o. $50
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ACREAGE FOR SALE Gent. }.
ACREAGE WANTED.
STORES FOR SALE.

"STORES FOR SALE"-Large modern
Conn ave. drug liquor store; ) frozen food
shops: a mems haberdashery shop on
Georgia ave-: music-record shop. For
details, please call HARRY !. FRIEDMAN.
Broker, RE 1866 -2S
GROCERY STORE, operated by present
owner for 80 yrs. in Idylwood Va, approx
imately l mile from Falls Church in grow
delivery truck and bldg. on corner lot
included in price of s13.5o0. Owner has
1o-rm.. 2-bath house. oil h.-w.h., on
2Ia acres in same locality. Apt. in house
rents for $50 per month. Store and house
priced at $4,000. VIM. H. LAUGHL1N.
Realtor. Mclean, Va. Elmwood S22. Il
FURNITURE STORE, well established
l00fe location. Main shopping street
Could be bought all or partnership. Must
sell because of i'll health. For informa-
tion call ME. 6374 30
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SUBURBAN. sALE-yIRcINIA.

1 LUCKY GI; don't miss this chance
Brick BUNGALOW. lovely. lge rms. fre-
place in liv. rm. select your Wallpaper; full
bsmt. outside entrance: steps to lge. un-
finished attic: total GI approved price,
Wilson blvd. GIL 1900. OK. 4123. 80
rm. det. brick and frame, oil heat: loo.
in New Alexandria; nice lge. lot: S12.500.
Listing No. 309.-3-bedrm. semidet.
brick: coal h-w. heat. 2 blks. from King
St: S9.500, $500 down.
Listing No. 307-5-rm. brick row house:
coal &C. heat: Del Ray section: $4,000.
Terms can be arranged.
Listing No 323-5-rm semidet brick:
oil h.-a. heat: unusually good cond.; dne
brick gar; S10,500. AL BAKER a. SON,
open Sundays 30
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PROPERTY WANTED

"YES-I SPECIALIZE" in the sale OF
securing a purchaser at market value?
Your listing solicited. Please call HARRY
]. FRIEDMAN, Licenced. Bonded Broker,
RE. 1866. -2S
APT. OR RooMING HOUSE wanted by
pvt. party; any section D. C.: should show
clio pm. only. AID. T4I7. i
HAVE CLIENTS interested in well-located
4-family fats; also small apartment
houses up to l6 units. Call MIR. BROWN,
EN- 9551. 80
HAVE SEVERAL GOOD CLIENTS for in
Come pr oducing residential and commercial
assured if you list your property with me.
ROBERT E. HAZELL, Broker, SH 3519.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON. VA.-Industrial sites to.
falling more than $4,000 So. #. in one of
nearby Vas most convenient locations
Cal W: P. Bragg. with JOHN c; WRIGHT,
AREAs Fl TO sUIr on or ok a s2s Tsiroad
Md or Va. up to a million feet If you
need it, at 25 cents per square foot or
more. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1119 X
st. NV. MA. 1866.
5000 SO. FIT. in the center of Arlington,
zoned for light manufacturing: will sell
or build ON a long-term lease: priced
right. THOMAS WILCHER. 1888 Wilson
blvd, GL SO17-6O2O 30
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ouT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

snug fisherman's haven in one of Florida
Gulf Coasts fastest growing restricted
communities. over 400 sold. l to 5 acre
homesites, fronting or mr.. salt water, COM
munity boat dock privil.. hard rd., elec
Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as $500;
$45 down. Sl5 mo-; immed. possession.
For beautiful illustrated free booklet
write or phone Paul E. Harrison, 1882 K
st. NV. ME-. 1l43. J. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN Realtor 4
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

800 SO. Fl. on l floor in new. d -eproof
bldg; 1412-ft. ceiling heisht. wide con-
crete st. in front, truck-loadinG doors.
minute run to heart Of downtown Wash
ington. See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS.
INC. Washington Bldg. C1. $500: ewes.
5000 SO. FIT. ON FLOORS. in new
fireproof bldg. ramp to md floor and
roof heated. ne section, close in. Call
Mr. MUrgan. CHARLES c. KooNEs g
Co DI Sl51 10
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE, mail address, telephone en-
tering service by experienced operator.
L. j. cOWIE. 500 Eye st. NV. a
DESK SPACE. new desks. bright, clean
space reasonable; le.-secretarial service.
YOUR OFFICE BY PRoxY-Telephon
answering and mail address service. Elk.
DESK H SPACE in suite with 2 attorneys;
telephone answering service. Elk. 1854
-2S
$40 SQUARE FEET, downtown location
floor carpeted; S55 per mo. Phone RE.
l45l
DESK SPACE, Connecticut ave. ofhce.
CO. 1892; ewes. DE O222 20
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. lot 62x176. on Prince
St, u blk. off King St, owner will sell
res sonably or build to suit tenant. Call
UN O7OO; ewes, UN 2173 30
End COMMERCIAL-Rail and nonrail
ne area. close in. sites of various sizes
Cal. Mr., Morgan. CHARLES C. KOONES g.
CO., d. Slb7 80
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STORES WANTED.

WANTED by small chain store Arm, to
lease store on Georgia ave, in Silver
Spring. Call MR.. JOHNSON. 81. 2:345.
STORE. approximately 20xs0 or better,
good for delicatessen or grocery store.
Reliable party. TR. T703 80
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SUBURBAN SALE-Mp. tcont.1

HYATTSvlLLE--A pretty bungalow with
every desired feature; prewar construc-
places modern bath. equipped kitchen.
full basement with recreation room oil
h.-w.h.. built-in garage with paved drive
+ ave- ave-, ayattsTiis. ss Nd. Ha3afHs IN. o9ss S9ss
GSTTaGE easf. G r. c1rY-Redueed 81 900: mo mus.
sell this week end. for only $500 we can
sell you this, pretty 5room and bath
Ree Shaded ot sfsoo doah Sh basnee
es Esq., saas seSgd 50 G AVE- Hystsss. HAERIs
ss,aoo, si1oo e qDe1 Dows6see D this mode modern
country bungalow. situated on 4 pretty
a3' lots; I'd rooms oqao and bath full basement.
HARRIS ROGERS, 5026 R. /. ave. Hyatts-
TakoMa TIis; Ma pskk uk o493 Nun until pm 80
3 ,bedrms. and Sleeping porch: also lge.
and flowers: exceptionally well built. and nd
s0.sass on %oo GUY 22ffaRsS sfscn hen
SEAE ~ s,'te CAMP SPRINGS rooms mSe and
isaS SSKSHy I'll # %S $s5 s.s sIsh
s16,s5O-,Potomac-B Bradley Farm section
tanning large ent hall, bedrms and bath,
lst-h. lavatory. new elee. refgr. and table
top gas range, new oil h.-w. heater, built
i.
Wiling TO REMODEL. Make o me an
ss sSTsss. b9ssstfuly 9 l, Iandsfapsa; pTopsrts in
nwNrs IL s9 PHI VII Va fo2s96rn ss2S rs..,.,;
for estate Including old 10-rm: 3-bath
EaMIa s9Ezi iSnnPS TxSkSsA RSs VA axse
mo; oil heat; mod; and det.; s11. 500.
VIZ HAVE SIX BUNGALOWS of difreren.
styles and sizes; Ss5o0 up; down pay
cs we fin be sd to up shoT G0ns tse to GIE EE Of
koILfNGwoop. MD.M4 Ms'''fe bedPooms, room -'s :
81 s;!Hi E ess''sR GUY = Wifi sssEfs''
G 'S;;, sf,, 'iaA,fIENrIoS;wcsps Cod buaEsIox
range 2 bedrms.. and tiled bath on ist
T.; basement with g.a.-c., heat; also ,un-
bath. Priced from S9,750 up with ST 800
sgUn. seUn and aPps9Yimatsly sSy s52 per m9nth
HILtE RRaNp 1NyEsTMEMT NyW 1Nam CO n.droom
Upon Upon % teans fR iGr n bsm in
Avondaie Terrace. Nd. Price, SIS, ,75o.
La Sale I'd. to Ingram, right on Ingram
blk. left on Goth ave. to property owner
on premises Saturday, or call WI. 20a4.
OPEN SUNDAY. I-5-Ideal brick home.
New all-brick 4-bedrm. house in N, Airing
ton on lge. lot: lge liv. .rm. with fire.
place, . baths, full bsmt, gas heat sub
stantial cash, conv terms immed. poss.
Directions: Over Key Bridge, out Lee hwy,
turn right on n. Troy st, right at top
Of hill, then "a blk. to our sign and 213G
N. Tash ST.
Model house. distinctiyely modern-An
ideal new 3-bedrm. home in new subdivi-
sion; all improvements in extra-1sP liv
rm. with fireplace and picture windows,
fully equipped kitchen, gas heat: immed.
ross, Directions: Out Lee hwy. to N
Nottingham St, right to our sign at 24l3
n: nottingham. THOMAS WILCHER, 1873
Wilson blvd. GIL. S017-6020. 80
CoLoRED-WoULD YOU LIKE to live in
the country? 8 mi. from Wash on Liv-
ingston rd; Sc; bus passes door: 5-rm.
BUNGALOW in good condition. on y acre
ground; price, $1,000. d. T0s3. If it's
house call ROIJSF
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

"YES-I SPECIALIZE" in the sale of
business properties. May I assist you in
securing a purchaser at market value?
Your listing solicited. Please call HARRY
/. FRIEDMAN. Licensed, Bonded Broker,
RE s, ll66', ll66' .oo en- EFT os -ss
tor clean light manufacturing. Call
R1 R,NTEn. 593G. ro ,r.sr e.. ,,.n. ga
house in commercial zone: Arlington or
vicinity; long lease If reasonable. OK.
32O5 -2S
able for real estate, lawyers office or
Offices; will rent or buy; want l, =. 3
stories Call DU $500 B
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.

asso. with 10 tables and 4S chairs; every
thing in perfect cond. Inquire at t46
9th st NV second floor. 90
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CHURCH BUILDINGS WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CHURCH or chapel building or site for
such building; state. exact location and
name price. Box 13-Y, Star. 30'
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REAL ESTATE WAITED.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED

I PAY CASH or will sell for you. lots
houses or acreage. free appraisal. SCOTT
1919 So. Cap. ST. -TR. 1858
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I-ACRE BUILDING SITES, in nearby
Springbrook Forest where careful planning
and protective restrictions assure lasting
values and freedom from encroachment: a
perfect setting for your. future home, pa
miles from Woodmoor shopping center, in
Silver Spring area, 25.minute drive from
downtown Washington; priced as low as
81 $50. averase less than &c per square
foot. including fine paved roadways with
no assessment Of any kind: cash or terms;
literature and plat on request. GEO. j..
MOSS, Realtor. sH. 1900. 2os
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"YEs-I SPECIALIZE" in selling of COM
ercial property: May I assist you in
Your listing solicited. Please call HARRY
1. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1896. rs
SMALL HOUSES or lots street or alley
downtown. any cond. must be reasonable.
WI. 6527 after 5.
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a4,OOOp SO. FT.-1st commercial. located
Cherrydale on Lee hwy: reasonably priced.
$4,000 SO. it.. on Lee blvd. at Carlin
Springs rd.
10000 50. it., on Wilson blvd
$4,000 So. IT., on Lee hwy; close-in
10000 So IT., 1st comm. or MI, on
Lee hwy. S1.25 per #. THOMAS WILL
CHER, 1888 Wilson blvd, GL. S017-6020.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SURPLUS LAND. railroad sldings available.
both IN and NEARBY
short-terln lease, PEBBLES CHEMICAL
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcon.. J.

einity Of Georgia ave. and Upshur ST. NV,
Of rms, 2 baths; oil h.-w.h.; suitable
for remodeling into store or ofices; price
Mr. Marchal EDWARD F. S1PPLE ME-
4249, DE. 9f6S. 80
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

GROUND or WarehouSe, 1U,-
100 to 10000 SO. II. Box 497-x. Star.
PACE WANTED 900 to 5000 50. it.
or onS year. TE. 1891 -2s
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IN ARLINGTON, VA, building lots off
Lee blvd; suitable for apis. with all i'm
provements; near new shopping center and
transp. For appointment call CH. 6733
or CHI. O699 NJ T. BROYHILL co. -@s
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION; A.
story and basement. modern brick ofice
vestor. on sound 5-year lease Call DI.
1915 It'll pm, VIM. H. SAUNDERS co.
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LOTS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. second commercial lot. 1000
90. it., S125 month. Inquire at $40 Della
ware ave. s.w. pI. 6996. 20
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High Schoolers
Afloai Overnight
In Damaged Boat

Eight high school age Pasca-
goula boys and girls yer rescued
early Friday morning after hav-
ing been adrift all night when
the motor of their cabin boat
stalled during a squat which
came up as they were returning
from a picnic on Round Island
late Thursday afternoon.
They were Harold Terreson,
Darrell Milan, Powell Meeks,
Jim Aldrich, Jean Brinkman,
Rita Joyce Krebs, D'Vonne and
Frances Cudabac. The boat was
the property of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
H. Terreson, $50 Jackson avenue,
parents of young Terreson.
The party had tied up at Round
Island when the weather began
to get rough and the boat broke
loose and struck rocks which tore
a hole in the side of the craft.
Worried over the leak and the
gathering squall, the group en-
deavored to beat the squall into
the mainland but in the heavy
rain which came up when they
were about half way home the
motor stopped and the boat drift
ed some distance beyond the is
land. Members of the party took
turns bailing through the night.
Frantic parents began the
search early Thursday evening
and passengers on the drifting
boat said they saw a boat re-
turning to land late Thursday
afternoon and also saw one of the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-06
News From Bayou Cosotte =.
Birthday Party And Fish Fry Are
Among Pleasant Events OF Week

Lucedale who attended evening
services.
George Howard and his moth
er and sister are being welcom-
ed into the community, having
recently bought the Hobson Jon.
es home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Pool of Pen
sacola. Fla. and Mrs. Julius Lad
nier and children of Pascagoula
were Friday visitors in the Louis
Under home.
Mrs. Louis Under entertained
Saturday evening at a birthday
party for her four-year-old
daughter After games refresh
ments of birthday cake and punch
were served to Norma Hill, Ger
aldine and Frances Scovel, Tom
mic, Jerry and Joyce Simmons,
Barbara Jean Roberts, Dot SEQ
vel and Shirley, Dolores, Eloise
Under and the honoree, Betty
Ruth Linder. Also coming to
greet Betty were Grandma
Under and Mrs. L. ]. Hill and
Mrs. Donald Hill and daughter,
Dolly.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Maxwell
entertained their friends and
neighbors at a fish fry Saturday
night on the lawn of their home.
Guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. G. R.
Morris and family, Mr.. and Mrs,
j. A. Henderson and family, Mr.,
and Mrs. C.. j. Culpepper and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Fisher
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. c. Steele.
Charles (BilD Taylor who is
in the Air Service at Key West,
Fla, made a surprise visit to his
home and parents, MI. and Mrs.
Charles Taylor, Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Taylor and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mrs.
Taylor's mother, Mrs. Webb Park
er in Pascagoula.
Houston and Carlton Taylor
accompanied Bill Shoe to Laurel,
Miss, on a brief trip.
MI. and Mrs. F. L. Coe, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. N. Roberts, G.. L. Gray
son and Barbara Jean Roberts
formed a party and motored to
Jackson Greek Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Stewart
have moved to Mobile where the
former is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Darty Wis
tied in the F. L. Coe home Sun
day.
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the weekend with Betty Dot
Smitz of Kreole.
The w. S. c. S. will begin
their mission study June 8. A
business meeting will be held be-
fore the study and will begin at
2 p. m. instead of at the usual
time of 2;30 p. m.
Mrs. Charles and Mrs. War
rem Green We're hostesses at a
shower given in the formers
home Saturday in honor of Mrs.
r. j. Green.
Leonard Taylor is spending a
few days with his brother at
Forts Lake.
The committees that were APP
pointed to get funds for the roof
ing of the Methodist church are
requesting the cooperation of all
members in this work as the
church is leaking badly.
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rescue vessels that night but
were unable to attract the at
tention of either. Several boats
manned by volunteer searchers
participated in the search of
Round. Petit BoiS and Horn Is
lands but found no trace of the
group until about $50 a. m. Fri
day when a sea plane sent out
from the Coast Guard base IA
Gulfport spotted the drifters and
marked the location for P. J..
Jane who picked up the boys and
girls. The boat was later brought
in by Mr.. Terreson.
Deep appreciation was extend
ed by the parents of the boys and
girls to those who assisted in the
night-long search for the party.
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Evergreen

High Priest W. J. Bresheares OF
Springfield, Mo, will conduct a
series of meetings at the Re-
organized Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints beginning
June o and running through June
IA.
A political rally and barbecue
will be held at the home of John
Tillman June %. Proceeds will 60
into a building fund for a church
recreation hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. F.. Jennings
and daughter spent the week in
Pearl River, La, with Mrs. Jen-
nings' parents.
Mrs. A. G. Miller is visiting
relatives and friends in Mobile
for a few days.
Sunday visitors of MI. and Mrs,
Ernest Golf were Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Rogers and daughter, Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-06

Friends and neighbors of Mrs
Ira Stringfellow are glad to have
her back home after an absence
of eleven weeks spent at the bed
side of her mother who is ser
iously i'll in Bessemer, Ala.
Herman Under Of Gulfport
visited his mother, Mrs. A. II.
Linder, his wife and son, Sunday
evening.
A. M. Thompson is i'll.
B. n. Roberts and Mrs. Rob-
erts were Sunday visitors in the
F. L. Coe home.
The Ladies Aid of Spencer
Memorial Baptist church met at
the church last Wednesday.
Mrs. Gree Anderson, princi-
pal of the school, departed for
her home in Laurel, Miss, Thurs
day where she will spend her va
cation with her mother.
Mrs. Robert Bosarge of Bayou
LaBatre, Ala, was a Saturday
visitor OF her daughter, Mrss
Henry Under.
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Hill and
son, Michael, of Moss Point Wis
tied in the L. j. Hill home Sun
day.
Monroe Ugas is at home from
Jackson, Miss, where he attend
I'd a school for the blind. He will
spend the summer months with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ugas.
MIR. and Mrs. James Wilson Wis
tied the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Wilson in Big
Point, for a few days.
Spencer Memorial Baptist
church reports good attendance
at the Sunday services when the
pastor, Elder j. T. Byrd, preach
ed. He was joined in the after
noon by his wife and children of
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U P CAMP

Ann Carol Dowdy, Mary
Blanche West, Gene Wood and
Russell Warrington attended the
Presbyterian Young Peoples
Camp al Camp Walkaway from
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-06

Silver, according to Facto-
graphs, is important to a lot
of industries such as electrical,
Photographic, etc. And, we
might add, to all of us little
guys who aren't industries.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-06

June 81. They were accompani-
ed to Laurel by r. v. Shields and
Bobby Head.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-06
MEMORIAL TO MRS. MAUDE
FARNSWORTH

On Trinity Sunday, June l. q
memorial baptismal ever was
dedicated at the IL a. m. service
by the Reverend Frederick S
Resch to the glory of God and in
loving memory of Mrs. Maude
Farnsworth, a faithful commune
cant of the church for many years
and a greatly loved citizen Of
Pascagoula.
The service took place at st
Johns Episcopal church in Pas
cagoula of which Mrs. Farms
worth was a valuable member
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-06

Malaria is one of the oldest
known diseases of mankind.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-06

Stay Rogers and son and daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Stay Rogers and children
left Monday for their home in
Clinton, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rogers
were visitors in the community
Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Rogers and children
and Mrs. Ernest Golf and child
rem spent the day in Woolmarket
with Mrs. Norman Rogers Fri
day.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-06

Visit the TRIANGLE SERVICE
STATION and let US give your
car a complete fabrication job.
We're eager to help keep your
automobile in excellent running
condition. Come in at your
convenience.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-06

Al the time of the Bataan sur
render about IS percent of the
American troops there had mala-
ria.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-06
Orange Grove

Preaching services will be held
Sunday morning and evening at
the Methodist church.
Those representing the w. S.
c. S. at the zone meeting in Pas
cagoula Tuesday were Mesdames
Nollie Roberts, Earl Roberts. l..
F. Roberts, Gus Roberts, Frank
Carroll, Charles Green and Celia
Rivera.
Charlotte Jean Mcclellan spent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-06
5-Pc. BLOND OAK DINETTE
$3.50

Just one of many. all reduced to this price which is LOW for quail
ty sets like this, that you can use in your breakfast nook. too. The
table has a stanproof top the chairs are upholstered in leather
cite and while the good design is apparent, these dinettes are built
for day in and day out USE.