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Evening star., 1947-09-02
Tyrone Power Takes OFF
For Tour of Africu
BY the Associated Press

by the Associated PTesS
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 2.-Tyrone
Power was en- route to Africa today
for an air tour of that continent.
Lana Turner was on hand to give
the actor a farewell kiss when he
took off from Hughes Airport yes
terday in a converted DC-3.
The trip is in the nature of a
good will-vacation- business jaunt.
Mr.. Power is accompanied by his
secretary, William Gallagher, and
James Denton, his press agent. The
three planned to fly via Dallas, Tex,
and Miami, where they will take off
for Natal, Brazil, Thursday in prep
aration for the Atlantic crossing by
way of Ascension Island. They
plan to return late in November.
Last year the actor made SINH
lar tour around South America,
Evening star., 1947-09-02
1n Mptttnriant

ANDERSON UNA CLEO. In sad but
Ioying I9y r. Iemem6ranse me u 81 our Gear daushtsr,
September 2, 1914.
Today recalls the memory
OF a loved one passed to rest,
And those who think I Of Of you today az.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly, tenderly, fond and true:
There is not day, dear daughter,
T6a5 Il df RA4aER ri asns ANp 3 zGs SISTER
brance of our mother, MOLLIE BUTLER,
who departed this life six years ago today,
September =, 1941.
Peaceful be thy sleep. dear mother.
1t Is sweet to breathe thy name:
II, life we loved you dearly
In death we do the same.
You are gone, but not forgotten,
Never shall your memory fade;
Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger
Around the grave where you are laid.
Sleep on, dear mother. and take your rest,
HER w i0yea yPT; Sqt G9a 9yed ySu ResS
AND RUTH BUTLER.
COLE, WILLIAM ASA. In sad and low
ing remembrance Of my beloved husband,
WILLIAM ASA COLE who departed @this
life four years ago today. September 2,
I lost a life companion,
life linked with my own,
And day by day l miss you more
AS 1 walk through life alone.
My heart still aches with sadness,
My eyes shed many tears
God only knows how much miss you
pEofEp A. 1hs eRa Wa e fGur % HNE HgE ysafs cole
HERsHAw, LA FAYETTE McKEENE. A
tribute of love and devotion to the mem
cry 0f our ssar fathsF "a Nc
ago today, September 2, 1945.
He fought a good fight, he finished his
sosa cscfG e ffRs AZ ayss ts'h NAE AND FAY
ROBINSON, SARAH. tribute of love
and devotion to the memory OF our dear
ROBINSON. who passed away eight years
ago today, September 2, 1889.
God gave US wonderful mother,
One Of the worlds very best,
And when her work on earth was done,
He called her home to rest.
What would we give to clasp her hand,
Her happy face to see;
To hear her voice and see her smile,
'"A' -'e"D' S0 r6a DEvofED Tc dsi FAMILY.
Not dead to me, who loved you,
Not lost. but gone before;
You live with me in memory
JOSEPHINE.
SCHARTNER, IDA C. In sad but loving
remembrance of our dear sister and daugh-
ter, IDA C. SCHARTNER, who departed
tnlS lie Twelve years ago To-Day, september
=, 1885.
Just when life was sweetest
And she would have lived her best.
The gates Of Heaven opened
And she entered that sweet rest.
HER DEVOTED FAMILY.
TERRELL, ROBERT (BoB). In loving
memory of our dear son and brother.
ROBERT (BOB) TERRELL, who passed
away six years ago today, September g.
194l.
Somewhere the sun is shining,
Somewhere the day is bright;
Somewhere there Is no sadness,
Somewhere there is no night.
Somewhere there is no parting,
Dark clouds are rolled away:
In that eternal somewhere
Well meet again some day.
HIS MOTHER. DAISY T. BREWER, AND
SISTER AND BROTHER -IN-LAW, ANNA
AND GORDON JUDD.
WHELAN, MINNIE s. In loving remem-
brance of my dear wife, MINNIE 8.
WHELAN. who departed this life seven
years ago today, September 2. 1910.
HER LOVING HUSBAND, THOMAS r.
WILSON, MARGARET L. In cherished
memory Of a devoted and loving motner
MARGARET L. WILSON. who passed away
years ago, September 2, 1884.
LAURA AND MARGARET.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
Botemun Edwards Dies;
st. Louis Professor
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

st. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-Prof. Bate
man Edwards, 49, head of the De-
partment of Romance Languages at
Washington University of st. Louis,
died at Barnes Hospital yesterday.
He was a graduate of Bowdoin
College and held doctor of philos-
ophy degree from Princeton Univer-
sity. He came to Washington Uni
versity in 1899 after teaching at
the University of Western Ontario,
London, Ontario: Princeton and at
Lehigh University at Bethlehem. Pa.
He is survived by his widow, a
son and two daughters.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
Sofety PotroI School
Held at Comp Brown

A combined safety patrol school
and summer camp is being held for
1877 District schoolboy safety patrol
men this week at Camp Ernest w.
Brown. Scotland, Md.
The boys, all officers in the school
patrol, will be taught safety patrol
work which they will pass on to
their some 5000 Junior patrolmen
at the District public schools. Rec
reation facilities will also be pro-
vided at the camp.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
School OPENING Deferred

BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. Va,
Sept. 2 (SpeciaD Morgan County
schools will defer their opening until
Monday instead of today to permit
children time to assist in harvesting
the commercial tomato crop, Supt.
of Schools Price Clark announced.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
UarA uf Uhanka

HARRIS, MAvIs ALEASE. The family
q the late MAVIS ALEASE HARRIS Of PIP
T. Is st. ne. wish to extend their thanks and
appreciation to the Rev. L. c. Collins, as
ASlstant pastor OF the Vermont Avenue Bap-
stist Church; the University Circles, Nos j
and 2, and also to the neighbors and
friends for their kindness during 1er III
ness and for their expressions Of sympathy
and beautiful cards and floral tributes at
her demise. THE FAMILY .
Evening star., 1947-09-02
J. F. Kelly, Architect, Dies

HAMDEN, Conn, Sept. 2 P.-J.
Frederick Kelly, SO, architect and
authority on Colonial architecture,
died at his home here last night fol-
lowing an illness of several months.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
FUNERAL DTRECTORs.

J. William Lees Sons Co.
%th and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $500
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium
Evening star., 1947-09-02

SMITH. son of the late Samuel F. and
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
Ss0i ssdl 18th ST. IaLs;.. nv on Tuesday evening
vate.
sss srfof F7tr e HGaSaE fsatss ssss9:s
spsdf @Stsr AT 9t stan oi pbsspt ss5f Asxanf
may calf At the e' Lee Funeral alN Home. 's4ds 4sh
T; st and \. bsa Mass ~ aye ns whers services
TAINToR. ANNA A. On Saturday, Au-
zssA & FAENros ss'4sssn 4sSo aS:siss
ss late Franz antor 0s1Ssea snS mosheF Hs 81
Mrs. Anna R. Miier HeeS' and a9Ta.ass sreat.esand
Of restns ss st tSs
nsTs u "sR HhsFe
ber 3. at pm. interment private 2
TESTER, IDA. On Sunday. August 81.
Silver Spring. Md. IDA TESTER, beloved
wife Of John W. Tester and sister Of MIS- I:
Georgia ave. silve: spring, Nd, where
services will be held on "Wednesday Sep, Sep,
Lincoln Cemetery 2
ggast 20. is45. EERNARD THOMAS Of J
9 Thomss st and nT fsther qS0ana 81 q AaR @
kins. He also leaves other relatives ard M
end by ESt vt Ernest s 5ar1s CO.
ToGANs. MILDRED b: Departed this i
pm a on at sYnesds AHsufi aospa MiLpRED
oss deTosed sns saVsf Mrs to Iue %9aa
IotIs' Gouls and Elsige Tossns;; shree sisters:
oy,H hnC nf n Ta q
Hortou's. fS 132a You st. NV. Notice Of
TRILLING, JR.. HENRY J. Suddenly.
p poro. s. &, HENRY j. TR1LLING. JR.,
husband Of GLADYS Trilling; son Of Mr.:
Of ofd joseph MgS Edward and Robert Trlne Gne
Mrs. Elizabeth wise, Mrs Mary HARRISON.
Mrs Edith T TAYLOR and Mrs. Margaret
MaSi; Friends may call at the residence ice
s pm. Monday September l.. Prayers
viii be said at the above, residence on
THURSDAY, september T. at $50 an L., Mass
Catholic Church. Macarthur blvd. and
Reservoir I'd NV. at am. 1nterment
Mount oiivet Cemetery.
wALkER, LEoNARD Mt UNUSED; R2epartt-
ia45; at aSl5lRger hospital; LEONARD [3
RsEer RsE loss asxSsad sne dsdren S MRS
Wesley; stepfather. John Wesley; six
brothers and one sister Also surviving
are a host of relatives and friends.
NOTICE Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by the Better Funeral Home.
WARD, JACK r. On wednes-
day, August 81. at Cleveland.
Miss, JACK P. WARD. beloved
husband of Mary B. Ward and
son of Walter P. and Mardel !.
Ward, and brother of Bette W
Casserly Services at Chambers South
east Funeral Home. 5l7 l1th ST. Sc, on
Tuesday September >. at pm. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
WHITLEY. EDWARD. On Monday. Sep
tember |. l945. at Gallinger Hospital;
Frazier's Funeral Home. 3S9 Rhode Island
ave. NV. Notice of funeral later.
WINSTON. BESSIE. Suddenly. on Fri
day, August 80. 1947 BESSIE WINSTON
of 136 F St. NV. beloved sister of Corine
Freeman, Gertrude Chestnut, Henry, vii;
liam and Charles winston and aunt OF
David Jones. Marshall Freeman. Milton
Chestnut. and Annette Winston. Other
relatives and friends also survive. After
4 pm. Tuesday. September ,. friends may
call at the Carver Memorial Funeral Home;
- st. NV. where funeral services will
be held on Wednesday. September 3, q:
3 pm. Interment Payne's Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-09-02

EINSTEIN, FANNIE L. On Monday
september 1. 1947, at her residence. 2SO7
Conn. ave. NV, FANNIE L. EINSTEIN.
wife of the late Ferdinand J. EinStein and
mother Of Mrs. Irene E. Baer and the late
Mrs. May E. Levy. Services will be held
at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa; ave. NV,
terment Washington Hebrew Congregation
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-09-02

CEDAR HILL burial sites near Penn. ave.
entrance. monument priyliege;e Greatiy re-
FT- LINCOLN SITES, chapel section
Very reasonable. WA. 23Ss. -3
Evening star., 1947-09-02

KERENS, RICHARD, JR. On Monday.
long illness at st. Louis. Mo, RICHARD
KERENS, -Jr., son of the Hon. Richard
G. and Fannie kerens; deceased. and
Washington. c.: Vincent Kerens of
San Diego, Calf. and Mrs. G. Hamilton
| C0lket of RIDGE wood j
Evening star., 1947-09-02

DUNCAN, ELMER c. On Monday, Sep
snsmberr L. 1s4z, ct his residence, 2l24
is survived by two brothers. Claude w
DUNCAN of Detroit, Mich, and William
O. cancun r.. Of ConoEa a,,,E,s Park Calf; and
Tenn. Services will be held at Gawler's
Chapel. 1855 Pa: ave; NV. on Thursday.
September 4. at 1:45 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 3
Evening star., 1947-09-02

{ resting at Chambers Georgetown
Funeral Home, 31st and M SITS. NV. until
Services at Fort Myer Chapel at 1 pm
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery. q
FOSTER, PEARL. On Monday, Sep
tember 1. 1947, at .Gallinger Hospital.
PEARL FOSTER, beloved daughter of
Susie Montgomery. Remains resting at
the johnson g. Jenkins Funeral Home.
2053 Ga. ave. NV. Notice of funeral
later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-26
3Oth DAY, FEBRUARY 25
(IntrOduced)

s. J. M. IA, by Scott-Asking the Army to repair the Seward Peninsula Railroad; to Transpor- tation and Judiciary.
 s. B. 55, by Cochran-To exclude incorporation of cooperatives as non-profit organizations, to Judi ciary.
 s. B. 56, by Cochran-To repeal the law providing carrier pigeons as aids to air navigation: to Ju- dietary.
 s. B. 57, by Cochran-To require sufficient deposit to cover jury costs; to Judiciary.
 s. B. 58, by Cochran-To require certain refunds to municipalities be used only for school purposes; to Education.
 s. B. 59, by Engebreth-To pro- vide license taxes upon certain types of businesses; to Taxation.
 s. B. 60, by Committee on Educa- ticn-To require early notice and acceptance of reappointment of school teachers; to Rules.
 s. B. 61, by Engebreth-To es- tablish uniform salary schedules for territorial employees and in- creasing pay of department heads to S7,500 per year; to Finance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-26
SEN ATE MEASURES
29th DAY, FEBRUARY "A
 Bills Introduced)

s. B. 48, by Munz and Coffey- Alaska Aeronautics Act, to eStab- fish Aeronautic Commission and Director of Aeronautics to oversee integration of aircraft facilities appropriation s3OO0O to Transpor- tation and Finance.
 s. B. 49, by Jones-To require that banks have all capital stock paid in before commencing busi- ness; to Banking.
 s. B. 50, by Cochran-To repeal acts providing for office of Com- missioner of Transportation for Prospectors; to Judiciary.
 s. B. 5l, by Cochran-To repeal Act entitled Auditor to prescribe and distribute forms" to Judiciary.
 s. B. 52, by Cochran-To amend general license provision by elim- mating dentists from sl0 license bracket; to Judiciary.
 s. B. 53, by Cochran--To revise and clarify provisions of law relat- ing to jurisdiction over children in divorce and separate maintenance suits; to Judiciary
 s. B. 54, by Coffey by request To amend Veterans Act to revise procedure for appointing Board members and to broaden eligibility provisions for benefits; to Veterans Affairs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24
Mrs. Robert Renfroe
Entertdins Daughter
With Birthday PdrtY

Mrs. Robert R%enfroe entertain
ed with a lovely birthday party
in honor of her daughter Linda
Jean who celebrated her fourth
birthday Friday. The guests
were served ice cream and cake
and presented with decorated bas-
kets of candy as souvenirs. Pink
and green colors were used in
decorations of the home.
Guests who enjoyed the after
moor with the honoree were Sha-
ron Garfield, Graham Nelson
Neal Blades, Dorothy Marie Bnl
lock, Priscilla Armistead, Linda
Fave Thompson, Betty Mabry,
Mary Ann Martin. Robert Martin.
Elaine Blades. Betty Buzard,
Sherry Spann, Kathy Khayat,
Betty Lou Jones, Hi'da Jones,
Scott Hamilton, Donnie Batiste,
Gerald Batiste, Arthur Jones, Lin
da Howell, Lanny Brentz, Nancy
Jean Mier and Nancy Renfroe,
Mrs. R. F. Taylor. Mrs. Harry
Newman, Mrs. John H. Hill. Mrs.
r. S. Renfroe assisted the hos
tess IN entertaining.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24
COUNTY HEALTH pEpARrMENr

Clarence Victor. allow. per order bd.
of sup. SIP 90; George Chestant. same.
$1,000 Alrhonse Symour, same. $500;
Miss George Wood, same. $1,000; Mrs.
Carrie Baggett. same. Sl200: Jake
Cunningham. emrR relief of Hubert
and Edgbure Cunningham, $500 e
month each. $1,000; Miss Flora BilDo.
trans, exp, $1,000; Col. of Int Rev,
amt, income tax Withheld for quarter
ending Dec 81. 1876. S2i.30. Miss Flo
IA Btpo. reg vital sta. $50. 90. j. nj.
Eptlng, Jr.. sal. san supv., $l9l 66.
Ralph J. Farrell, same $50 so; Dorothy
Rhodes, sal. sec health dep S67 so;
Dr, I. L. Stout, prof serv., $l200 DR..
p. A. Thompson. same. $500; DR.. c. H.
Gray same. $500; DR.. j. F. Colley.
same. 50 90, j.. M. Epting. Jr., trav. san.
sup. $50 so. Victoria Fleehas, trav. p.
II, n. tSr1 $3.50; Ina r. MCGEE. trav.
r. Ii. N. tJr.D. $3.50; Vera Reese. sal.
maid health dep. $500. Andrew He'd
meg. NJ. D.. in~cidentals. $40. 20; Dorothy
Rhodes, ref exp, Sl5-25; Carolyn
Rhodes, same. $3.50. Jackson Guy.
Hosp, prot. serv.Sl0l0O; DR.. J. r.
5000 DR. c.. A. McWilliams. same.
S9.25; A. S Aloe Company, sup. S14. 93;
Dealers Dist. Co, same. $9.85; Palace
Pharmacy, same S235. M. Sumedin-
ger, Jra Repairs, $1,000. City of Pasc.,
water service 1914 and sewer, 50 "a;
&ANF " q ~ 6a9 " - HoOF DdNlh
Photo Service. supplies, S25 rs: Z. r.
SQuibb & Sons, same, S35 %: Powers
Company, Inc, same, 50 "a. j. B Cen
tile, repairs, $3.50; St. Pierre Manu-
featuring Co. supplies, $284; Miss.
State Pd. of Health. same, sic 80: Miss.
Power Co. service. s29. 56: So. Bell
Tel. & Tel. Co, anne $i6.65; j. NJ.
Epting, Jr,. san, supv for special serv.
rendered July through Dec. 1916.
SbO. %.
ROAD PROTECTION SINKING
Merchants x Marine Bank. Semi
annual int, on 81 500 90 81 percent
di,trieis Z ana road bonds, dated
July /, 1919. int. S206 IS. coll. chg. So.
S206 n. Pascagoula-Moss Point Bank,
prin. and Semi-annual int. on $l5,-
10000 6 percent District No. 4 road
bonds dated Jan, l. 1927 prin. ,si,2so.oO.
Marine Bank. prin. and semi-an-
nual int. ON SIS. ZOO. 90 6 percent dis
trict No. 4 road bonds. dated Jan. /,
1927 prin, 81. $50 90. coll. chg. S1.56. int.
$225.00 coll. chg. ST. $l,477.l3.
DISTRICT NO. 2 ROAD SINKING
semi-annual int. on So. 900. 90 81 percent
dist. No. 2 road bonds. dated Jan.
Is, 1920. prin. $500. 90. coll chg 60, int.
S55 90, coll. chg. ID, s555.77
DISTRICT NO. . ROAD SINKING
Pacscagoula-Moss Point Bank. prin.
ana semi-annua int. on S2,000.0 90 81
percent district No. 5 road bonds dated
Jan. is. 1920. prin. 5000 90. coll. chg.
%. int. S2'h 90, coll. chg, IA, $555. n.
WADE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
SINKING
Pascagoula- Moss Point Bank, | bond
So, 900 90 and ? coupons at SIS. 90 and
o coupons at $4,000 acct. Wade school
bonds, dated Ian. |. 1873, $4,000.
HOSPITAL
Jackson County Hospital. Apr. acct.
exp. month of December, 1896, $500 90.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24

Agency Inc, prem. on policies acct
same. $50 40.
HURLEY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
Swendsen Garage. sup. acct. Hun
$500; Brinkman's Grocery.
SAG, 20; Dan J. Gay, Jr.. same, S2i 90;
V. F. Frygogle. sup acc Hurley sen
So. "a; Edd NOVEL;. g6 hrs. labor at
81 90 acct. Hurley sch, 500 90; Irwin
WoodelL l0l hrs. labor acct Hurley
eh. at 81 90, sl0i 90.
ST. MARTIN CON. SCHOOL
Coast Butane Gas Co, Butane gas
acct. ST. Martin sch, So. 6s, Southern
Bell Tel x Tel. Co. serV. and tolls
acct. 81. Martin sch, S2l as, Adv.
Sales & Serv, sup acct. Same, $50 %;
Co, i heater acct same. sl4 IS. n
f, Taconi, REIN. for heater and freight
chgs. acct same, $50. 90.
THREE PER CENT INTEREST
Hill's Hardware, sup acct. EscataW-
pa colored sch. $500. Superior Pro
duets Co. sup. acct dept. of educ
EscATAwPA CON. SCHOOL
Southern Bell Tel. * Tel Co. serV
and tolls acct. EScatawpa sch, $542,
Miss. Power Co, serv acct. EscataW-
pa sch, Sla.5 so; City of ~pascaRoula,
gas service acct. same. sis.57; HilTs
Hardware. sup. acct. same, $50 IS,
Rand McNally 81 Co. same. $40 10
Builders Supply. Inc. same S35.13.
SECTION 1857 INTEREST
c. L. Dees, SUI acct. Live Oak
Pond sch. $3.50; Fred Shaw. pipe acct.
De Flanders. sup. acct. Vancleave col
sell. $3.50 Cleave Bradley. wood acct
Bluff Greek sch. 1000 and repairs
COUNTY SPECIAL SCHOOL
-Pascagoula Trade School, tissue
- .AH aaVR ETE M NnNr.,a1 EI
ucation Assn, sup acct supt, of educ.
81 90; David photo Service, ! prints
acct. dept. of educ. s875; Hurley
School Lunchroom. REIN. for lunches
Nov, 1916. 1926 10; st. Martin Sch
Lunchroom, same. S32247: Vancleave
eataWpa Colored School L%unchroom,
same. Sa7 20. Wade School Lunch
room, S290.63; ~Escatawpa School
Lunchroom. anne, S2O8 "A.
ORANGE LAKE CON. SCHOOL
Miss. Power Co, serv. acct. Orange
ORANGE LAKE SCH. coNsT.
J. Warren McCleskeN. payment on
acct of architects fee for Orange
Lake sen. bldg, $3894; F. K. Reed.
contractor, estimate for partial pay
ment No 3 for Orange Lake sch.
BAYOU cAsoTTE SCHOOL
Singing River Electric Power Assn,
serv. acct. Bayou Casotte sch, S7.52:
Miss. Butane Gas System Co, gas
acct. same. S39.63; Standard Furni-
ture Co, shades, acct. same. SIS 30;
NJ. Sumnedinger. repairs, acct. same,
$40 .05.
EscATAWPA CON, SCH. coNsT.
J. Warren McCleskey. payment ON
acct. of architects fee for Escatawpa
Sch. Blds.. Sl61.37; Hall and Hall, CON
tractors. estimate for partial y
ment No. 3 acct. same. So. 732. 96.
HURLEY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
Brinkman's Grocery store oil acct.
Hurley Sch, 81 10; Singing River Elec-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24
Truilers Here
Go On Sole To
War II Veterans

Thirty-three used house trail
ers, located at Carver Village in
Pascagoula, will be offered for
sale to veterans of World War
II on a fixed price basis rang
ing from $240 to $576, the War
Assets Administration announc-
ed this week.
The trailers were opened for
inspection last Monday, and the
inspections will continue through
today from 900 until 400 p. m.
The sale will begin promptly at
1000 o'clock Monday morning
and will continue through Tues
day, unless all trailers are dis
posed of the first day.
The sale will be held in Gulf
port and will include about 70
trailer units in the FPHA site
there and all purchasers must be
present at the sale The sale will
be held n the auditorium of the
FPHA ste in Gulfport.
All sales are on an "as is,
where is" basis, and prospective
buyers are warned that they
should examine the units as all
have been used and many are in
need of extensive repairs. All
trailers are offered without I'M
deearriages, wheels, or tires.
If the trailers are not all sold
on fixed price basis, the remain
ing units will be sold on a bid
basis curing the same sale. All
sales are final, and price lists
may be obtained at the location
of the units.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24

trie Power Assn. serv. acct. same.
S9l2. Davis sam Mill, sup. acct same,
S2S "a. V. + hryfogle, same. S400,
J. W. Melvin. l6 hGs. labor at 81 90
acct. same, $1,000, Irwin Woodall, l40
81 hrs. labor at Sl.O0 acct. same,
Sl4O75 Edd Norvell, l4l hrs. labor
al SlO0 acct. same. Sal 90; Blades
Bros. Hardware. sup acct. same,
1892. Swendsen Garage, sup. acct
LYON SEPARATE SCHOOL
Singing River Electric Power Assn,
serv aUet Gaat.cr sch. sll+3 n
Lyons Col Sch. sl50, s1293. Penton
-+-~.A=s, sup anu repairs acct Cad
tier Sch. bus, S5SS7, X NJ WATSON
repairs and parts acct. sch. BUS. Sl5.ua,
ialpott Motor CO. repairs acct a
uer SEN. BUS. SOC. Bacot * Gran
Derry. prem on policy No. 2520 acct.
Gauuer sch bldg, SllSI2. Moss Point
insurance Agency. prem on policy No.
53ll acct same, Sll5.54; FolIett Book
Company. sup. per inVs. No. &JalS3
p1o. ivsats SUP exc acct. same,
ORANGE LAKE CON. SCHOOL
.. l.. hateiey. pt5. dud Dol acct.
Orange Lake Sch. $500;
PAScAGouLA SEPARATE SCHOOL
ROBERTSON ). sup. acct Pascagoula
sch, SSSl6 q, The Bruce Pub. Co, cooks
acct. same. S6.64; Science Research
Assn, same. 50 6s, d. Appleton-Cen-
eury Co, same. Sl016. Brumtield's.
spreads, acct same, Si2l4, National
Security for BLINDNESS. Inc, pamph-
lets acct same, S8.l3. Oliver ii. Van
Horn Co, lockers and drawers. acct.
same, S209.2 6s Fred's Theatre Service.
clean cyelorama acct same, 1924. 20
Woodward Wight & Co. locks acct
same. S22.3 SO.
Follett Book Co. books acct. Pas
.A..# EN. aEn gA- #4eFasAaVNz 0raAf
ing Co. Once sup, acct. same. $3.50
Jitney Jungle, groceries acct home
econ. p~asCagoula Sch. S706B, City of
pasCagouia. water seiV. 4th quarter
acct. P~a>cagoula Scht, S2lS.I5, Inter
national Machine Corp, clock repairs
acct. same, sS25; bay supply 60
me. library sup acct same, sll0,9li
Bacot a. CRANBERRY ms. Co. ms. acct.
same, 500. 30. Southern Specially
sales Co. mower accessories acct.
same. Sill IS. w, NJ. Weleh Mfg. Co,
science coup. acct. same, S49.lO; En-
%eIyelopedia britannica, years books
acct. same. 81. 80, Prentice Sail, Inc,
books acct. same, $500; Breland &
Hatten, sup acct. same. $2446; }. b,
LippIncott Co. books acct. same, 81 ;56i
Allyn a. Bacon. same 9fe, Hefsehel
Smith Co. repairs, protector Pasea-
goula Sch, St25; HI Personal Book
shop, books. ~pascagoula Sch $l32l5
BecNleV-Cardy Co, sup. acct. Pasea-
goula Sch $28.l2, Alfred M Best
hooks acct. same, $5.42; M, b.
Saunders Co, same, Sg,83. American
school x University. same. $3.50; Mil
yankee Gas Specially Co, sup, acct.
same, Si37B; partin Paper Co, same,
S220 SO. Superior Products Co, JAM
tor supplies acct same, $685. 10: Adv
pub. Co. sup. acct sane $500. 80
Dixie Chemical Products Co, Ianitof
sup. acct. same, $62. 80; Turner Sup
ply Co. sup. acct same, $l67. 80.
The Sonner Burner Co. bailer ac-
sassories. acct. same, $230.40; Miss.
School Supply Co, sup. acct. same,