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The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
Heavy Uae"d,..oo Szepingkai Fight

MUKDEN, Manchuria, R - Government forces drove relent- lessly toward flaming Szepingkal Saturday as their leaders claimed that 5O,O00 Communists troops three-fifths of the entire Red striking force in Manchuria-had been killed or captured in this costliest battle of the past year.
 The Communists, at the same time, broadcast reports that they had killed or captured 16,000 gov ernment soldiers in winning con- trol of most of Szepingkai in a l2- day fight.
 Bending more exhaustive intel ligence, however, estimates of losses by both sides should be con- sidered with reserveD
 Szepingkai, rail city roughly midway between Changchun (the Manchurian capitaD and Mukden, probably will be fully in govern ment hands within 48 hours, na- tionalist leaders predicted confi- dently after the seizure of a key ridge north of the city.
 Lieut.. Gen. Yu Chin-Chung em- phatically denied reports that government troops would evacuate Manchuria and an official army spokesman told the Associated Press moreover, it is the policy not only of the military authority but the national government to re- fuse to give up Manchuria.
 Gen. Min, the generalissimo's top commander in Manchuria, said government troops would not be reduced by a single man in Manchuria.
 He added that a new strategy
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
"A. POLET BACK FROM
 DEVELOPMENT BOARD MEET

Antonio Polet, second division member of the Alaska Develop ment Board returned home with the Friday P.A.A. In speaking of the session which adjourned last Thursday, MT. Polet stated that the board accomplished lot of constructive work and laid down working plans for the next two years in accordance with the li- nances saved from the appropria- tion given the board two years ago. He believes that with the budget adopted the board can suc' cessfully manage to function for the next two years.
 He states that strong endeavor will be made to use existing fed eral and Territorial agencies to conduct surveys and research studies and strong effort will be made to cooperate with the local chambers of commerce in the for mutation of progressive programs.
 A letter explaining this is being sent to all chambers of commerce suggesting that each organization appoint a committee to be known as the development committee of each chamber to study, co-ordin- ate and prepare a program for their particular part of the coun- try.
 If this program is carried out it will result in the stimulation and cooperation in the presentation of a Territorial program which will be constructive and effective.
 MT. Polet states that the Terri torial financial situation is of grave consequence and officials fear that within two months there will be difficulty in paying salar- ieS.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
PARTY HAS FISHING TRIP ON PILGRIM RIVER

A gay party consisting of Milton Bell and Charles Gray, of Fair banks; Captain and Mrs. Henry Moulthrop, of the Nome Air Base, MT. and Mrs. Fred Hyde, and Jim Frye of Nome, left Nome early Sunday morning on Fred Hyde's "Kougarok Queen" for a fishing trip on the Pilgrim River. They report that the day was ideal, but that they took pity on the poor Til fish and didn't disturb many of them, but enjoyed a perfect day otherwise. On the trip home they stopped over where MT. and Mrs. Binks Seiffert and MT. and Mrs. Herk Edwards were week-ending and had a very enjoyable supper. Messrs. Bell and Gray left Nome this morning via Wien Airlines for Kotzebue, where they will spend a few days before continuing on their vacation trip through Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
NOTICE

Bids for the purchase of the Thornton Bldg, situated at the foot of Steadman Ave. and Front St. will be accepted in the City Clerks office up to 500 PM, Sat urday, July 5th, 1947. Condition of bid:-building and vaults to be removed in thirty days upon ac- ceptance of bid. The City retains the right to refuse any or all bids.
 CITY OF NOME,
 By Carrie M. McLain,
 City Clerk. Pub. June 27, 30, July 2, 1947.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
England To Curtail Some Imports

LONDON, (P)-The chancellor of the exchequer, Hugh Dalton, announced today that Britain would cut imports of tobacco, gas oline and newsprint during the year beginning tomorrow to con- serve her shrinking dollar supply.
 In addition, Dalton told the House of Commons, he would ask Parliament for authority to put an import duty on motion pictures, if necessary to economize in for eign exchange.
 Dalton said a severe shortage of dollars was developing "in almost all parts of the world"
 "In particular" he added, "our own line of credit under the An glo-American loan agreement is being drawn upon much more rap idly than we expected. It is our clear duty to take further steps to close the gap between our neces- sary imports and our exports"
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
FRANK DUFRESNE'S BOOK AT pOLET'S

Polet's have received their first shipment of Frank Dufresne's re- cent publication on the animals and fish of Alaska. Frank Du- fresne, formerly of Nome and head of the Alaska game commis- sion for many years, has spent years in compiling. the informa- tion, and has presented it in a most interesting manner. One item of particular interest to us is the history of the shee-fish, as well as the Identification of the various fish in our streams. The book is we'll illustrated by Bob Hines.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
All ManpOwer

RANKING, (P1- Chiang Kali Shek and leaders of his Kuomin- tang party agreed today on com plete mobilization of the nations manpower and resources to bat tie Chinece Communists in Chi mas civil war, an informed source said. .l'J#
 The decision was reached, the source said, at five-hour closed and carefully guarded-meeting of the government party's politi- cal council and its central execu- tive standing committee.
 One government leader said the action means simply we are talk ing off our gloves and really fighting the Communists hereaf- ter with no holds barred"
 Chiang appeared before the high policy-making bodies as large-scale nationalist reinforce ments in Manchuria entered still smoking Szepingkai, battered by 17-day siege of now-retreating Communist troops.
 However, a Mukden dispatch from Associated Press correspond ent John Roderick reported gov ernment recapture of Szepingkai "a rail city between Mukden and Changchun-said the Communists still appeared to retain the offen- sive in southern Manchuria with a new thrust reported developing in Jehol province in the north.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
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The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
NOTICE

In accordance with proclama- tion of Governor. the following business houses will be closed both Friday and Saturday. N. C. Store. Polet's and Nome Hardware Co.
 The Post Office will also be closed.
 The Drug Store will be open the usual holiday hours.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
HARRY DoBSONS EN ROUTE TO KOUGAROK

MT. and Mrs. Harry DobSon re- turned from their home in the States to resume mining in the Kougarok area.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30

had been adopted aimed at short ening the fighting front and strengthening offensive power, and said the government soon would
 go over to a more offensive phase.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
NOTICE BOY SCOUTS

Boy Scouts must be at Club House on Tuesday evening at 7:30. Important all attend.
 Scoutmaster. B. c. Baker.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
MEETING

The Nome Sportsmen Associa- tion will meet at 500 P.M.. Tues day night ali the HYndman Metal Shop.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
NOTICE

Special Meeting of Arctic Ma tive Brotherhood Monday. June 30. 7:30 PM. Important.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
Sovie+ski ov+omobiIi
(Nadaljevanje s 3. stranD

Nadaljevanje 3. stranD
tovarne avtomobilov izvrsile
ogromno delo. Ia prevazanje to-
vora 100 do $50 KIM dalec Sc boil
splaca uporabljati avtomobil ka-
kor vlak. Tovorni avtomobili, XII
jih bo izdelala leta 1850 avto-
mobilska tovarna v Gorkem, bo-
do lahko v eni sami voznji pre-
peljali toliko tovora, kolikor bi
ga prepeljalo $1,000 tovornih va
gonov.
Lahki avtomobili
Sovjetski tovarne bodo izde-
lale |. 1850 "a Sovjetsko zvezo
vec kot $4,000 osebnih avtomobi-
low. Med MIN bodo preprosti,
ceneni in razkoSni.
Osebni avtomobili, XII jih iz-
DELUXE moskovsko avtomobilska
tovarna "Stalin," svigajo po uli-
cab bliskovito, kot puscica, hi
trostjo 140 KIN ma uro. Pri TAXI
brzini moras imeti zaupanje v
zavore. "Zis-110" ina zavore ma
vseh Stirih kolesih. Sofer pritis-
ne ma vzvod in zavora zacne de-
lovati.
"Zis-110" drsi nesliSno. Zaradi
kavcukovih oblog nj slisati su-
menja, XII ga .povzroca motor.
Potnik je locen cd sveta: zunanji
hrusc in trusc ne prodreta do
MEGA. Tudi mraz mu pozimi ne
more do zivega. "Zis-110" ina
poseben ogrevalni sistem. Gosje
perje, gobaste kavcukove obloge
in posebne vzmeti pod sedezi
spreminjajo cello slabe ceste v
gladek asfalt.
"Zis-11O" ina Sc neko vazno
tehnicno pridobitev: prednji ko-
lesi nista vezani ma os, ampak
sta loceni drugo cd drugega. &c
"Zis-110" zapelje ma kotanjasto
cesto, "prestopa" kot clovek z
noge ma nogo. Lega karoserije Sc
ne spremeni in potnik ne cuti
nobenih tresljav. Konstrukter
jem tega odlicnega avtomobila
je torej uspelo, da so oh najvee
il udobnosti "a potnika dosegli
brzino 140 KIN ma uro. Navadni
avtomobil bi oh TAXI hitrosti ze
pri majhni kotanji vrgel potni-
ka sedeza ali pa bi potnik bu-
tai z glavo strop avtomobila. !
Lahki avtomobil "M-20," XII jih /.
izdeluje tovarna avtomobilov V
Gorkem, bo zamenjal stare
znamko M" Avtomobil "M-20'
potroSi samo II litrov bencina
"a prevoz petih oseb 100 KIN da
lee. Brzina "M-2O" znasa 10 KIM
ma uro. /
Sc bolj skromno trosi gorivo
"Moskovic," lahek, zelo aerodi-
namicen avtomobil. Ma vsakih
sto KIN potrosi 8 litrov bencina.
&c primerjamo motor "Moskvi-
ca" z motorjem Elsa no." vi
dino, da ina razmeroma slabo-
ten motor, sal znasa komaj % :
konjskih sill. S tenn motorjem
vozi "Moskvic" stiri potnike S
hitrostjo 80 KIN ma uro.
Ali bi lahko zgradili avtomo-
bilcek le "a dive ali cello "a emo
osebo? Seveda! Tudi take avto-
mobilcke bono gradili. Vendar
izdelovanje majhni avtomobilov
veliko hitrostjo-okrog 100 KIN
ma uro-ni lahka stvar. Avtomo-
bil-palcek mora biti trden in "a
nesljiv, kar pa nj lahko, ker je
majhne, lahke in dovolj trdne
dele tezje izdelovati kakor We
like.
Sovjetski konstruktorji so ne
davno zgradili majhen dirkalni
avto "Zvezda. Ia avtomobil, po-
doben velikemu ploscatemu hro-
Sou v kovinski obleki, je visok
komaj II en-.
Sc mnogo drugih avtomobilov
boste opazili ma sovjetskih &C.
stah tel petletki. Zgradili smo
ze automobile, XII imajo gosenice
nameStO kOles. DOtem avtOnnOhi-
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Fredvsem Sc ma tenn mestu zelinao zahvat {. &.
Rev. Joseph Msicu opravljeno v. maso zadusni-
ter druge motive in ker je po<ojnico spremii
pokopalisce. "a to mas iskreni Bog plaeaj
Dale zahvalimo {. g. Rev. Simon Nekicu
Islrena zahvala vsem stevilnim sorodnikom pri-
jateljem in znancem, XII poklonli toliko lepih
ter jo tako ol<rasli, ko je pocvala mrtvaskem
odru. Vence poklonili sledeci: MIR. in Mrs. Tony
Herbst, West Linn Oregon; MIR. Lewis Plantan and
Family, West Linn, Oregon; Mr. in Mrs. Lester Brad
ley, West Linn, Oregon; Frank Pecjak Avella, Pa;
Mrs. Mary Germ and Family, MIR. in Mrs. Frank
Strumbly and Family, Highland Rd, Mr. in Mrs. Jer-
ry Stroin Geneva, O., MIR. Rudolph Germ, Mrs. Mary
Strunnbel, E. 40 St., MIR. in Mrs. John Kramer and
Family, Mr. in Mrs. John Butwnski, Polosky Boys
and Families, William Kramer and Family, MIR. in
Mrs. Lawrence Calta, MIR. in Mrs. Maurice Gulich
MIR. in Mrs. Rudy Marek, Mr. in Mrs. Joe Zupancic
MIR. in Mrs. Louis Kramer, Mr. in Mrs. William Kra-
mer, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Kasper and Family, Mr. in
Mrs John Valencc and Family Mr.. in Mrs. John
Ubic, Henry and Charles Ubic, MIR. in Mrs. John Ep-
pich and Family, MIR. in Mrs. Lawrence Eppich and
Family, Mr., Mrs. Louis kapro, Mr., Mrs. D. Dekle-
and Family, Mr. Andy Valencc, Mr.. in Mrs. Ad-
oph Mausser and Daughter, MIR. in Mrs. Louis Kin
koff and Sons, MIR. in Mrs. Paul Uroc, Mr.. in Mrs.
John Dauper, Miss Clara Cannavino, Mr.. in Mrs. Fr
Hribar, Mr. in Mrs. John Sustarsic MIR. in Mrs. John
Potocar, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Kuhar, Mr. in Mrs. Mi
chael Son and Ronne, Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Stare in Jo-
seph Jr. MIR. in Mrs. Joseph Trebec and Daughter,
MIR. in Mrs. Louis Zgonc and Son, Mr.. in Mrs. James
Sapnik Jr. and Family, Mr.. Arthur Bran, Miss Hell
Dobish, Mr.. in Mrs. Ben Oshansky, Neighbors.
Friends from Hecker, Friends from E. 1856 St., Lin
coin Electric Co. Employees Assn, Cleveland Twist
Drill Co. Group Dept ~, Cleveland Twist Drill
Co. Depts 52-72, Cleveland Twist Drill Co. E. r. A.,
General Heat Treat Baseball Team.
Dale iskreno zahvalimo stevilnim
rodnikom, prijatejem in znancem, XII so darovali "a
mase, XII bodo oprave mir in pokoj duse po-
kojne. Daroval sledec: Mr.. Frank Pecjak, Mrs.
Mary Germ Family, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Strumby and
Family, MIR. in Mrs. Frank M. Jaksic, Mr. in Mrs.
John Alich and Family, Mr. in Mrs. Albert Simens
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cic, MIR. in Mrs. Anthony kosan and Family, MIR. in
Mrs. A. Percc and Family, MIR. in Mrs. Louis Makar,
MIR. in Mrs. Luke Hocevar, Mrs. Rose Simek, Mrs.
Ann Stragisher, Mrs. M. Zubricky Mr. in Mrs. Frank
Gross, Mr. in Mrs. Frank Laurie, MIR. in Mrs. s. Por-
ter Mr. in Mrs. John Kodrich, E. 80 St., Mr.. Joe Riz-
mar, MIR. Joe Pograc, Mr.. Joseph Carey MIR. Anton
Kodrich, Mr.. Joseph Krzek, Mrs. J. j. Mulligan, Mr..
in Mrs. E. Fielding, Mr. in Mrs. H. Glover MIR. in Mrs.
Jack Torok, Geneva, Ohio, MIR. in Mrs. Karl Smrdel,
jeanne Miner.
Dale Sc zahvalimo pogrebcem, XII so nosli kr-
sto. Imena teh Henry Ubc, Mathew Valencic,
John Verhovnk, Joseph Schaefer, Frank Zeleznik in
John Eppich.
Prav iskreno zahvalimo vsem, XII dali ma
brezpla6no razpolago svoje automobile OBJ 6asu po-
greba.
Iskrena zahvala druzini Frank strumbly il High.
land Rd., pomoc in pa obiske bolne matere
Prav enako Sc zelimo zahvaliti Mrs. johann Va
lenee, XII nam je bia redno velko pomoe in tolaz-
bo vseh ozirih.
Dale zahvalimo vsem, XII 50 bono mater OBJ
iskova v njeni boezni in prav tako vsem onm Ste
vilnim, XII prisli mater kropit ko je pocivala ma
mrtvaskem odru, ter moli "a mir in pokoi niene
duse..
Iskreno zahvalimo izraze sozalja
osebno ali pismeno in vsen, XII stall OBJ strani
veliko pomo6 in toazbo OBJ njeni bolezni in smrti
in XII 50 pokojnico spremli njeni zadnji pot
Iskrena zahvala pogrebnemu zavodu Anton Cr-
dina in sinov tako vodstvo pogreba ter vso
prvovrstno posugo XII SO nam jo dali OBJ tel prilik
koneno zahvalmo prav vsem, XII 80 nam kaj
ia ali oni naein kaj pomagai OBJ tel usodni ur OBJ
izgubi naSe drage matere
Ako Sc nam je pri nastevanju linen vrnila kaka
napaka ali pomota, maj blagohotno oproste, ker
namenoma tega nismo storili. Prav tako mai nam
oproste vsi on, XII ga morda pomotoma izpu.tili
IL tega seznama linen.
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and Family, MIR. Rudolph Germ, Misses Vicki and Vi
da Kmet and Alice Urbas, Mrs. Mary Strumbel, MIR.
in Mrs. Jerry Stroin MIR. in Mrs. Frank Cevka, MIR.
Geo. Mlachak and Family MIR. A. Grdna and Family,
Mr.. in Mrs. Anthony Strumbel and Family, MIR. in
Mrs. John F. Strumbel and Family, Mr. in Mrs. Louis
Kramer, MIR. in Mrs. Joseph Zupancic, MIR. in Mrs.
Anton Lazar and Family, Mr. in Mrs. John Kodrich,
Geneva, Ohio, Mrs. Anna Longar, MIR. in Mrs. Frank
Rojc Mr.. Anton Bijek, Mr. John Janezic, Misses Eli
zabeth Antoinette and Vida Bijek, MIR. in Mrs. Mi
chael Rastnatauskas, Mrs. Anna Horvat in Helen MIR.
in Mrs. Anton Tomsic Mary Batnik, MIR. in Mrs. Jo-
seph Yakic, MIR. in Mrs. Albert Glicker, Mr.. in Mrs.
F. X. George, Mr. in Mrs. Anton Koren and Family,
Mr. in Mrs. r. c. Smakal, MIR. in Mrs. Al. Knappe,
Miss Sophie Posch, Mr. Albin Posch MIR. in Mrs. John
Hocevar, Mr. in Mrs. Frank Sever, Mr.. in Mrs. Andy
Sadar, Mr. in Mrs. Andy Blatnik, Mr. in Mrs. Joe
Dolgan Misses Josephine, Mary and Frances Bencin,
Mrs. Anna Grdanc, Mr. in Mrs. Anton Cizel, MIR. Ja-
cob Mencn, Mrs. Agnes Gredec, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Mencin, Mrs. Ursula Papes, MIR. in Mrs. Joseph Mis-
mas, Mr. in Mrs. Murph Kramer, MIR. in Mrs. John
Grabfelder, Mr. in Mrs. S. Reiger, Miss Agnes Dreer,
Miss Josephine Beretc, Gorencic Girls Mr.. Andy Va
lencic Mrs. Antonette Blatnik Chicago ILL.,, Mr. in
Mrs. John Valencic and Family, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Kaprol, MIR. in Mrs. F. Lunder MIR. in Mrs. John Pc
trincic and Family Mr. in Mrs. Frank Kaprol and Will
lann MIR. in Mrs. F. Lunder MIR. in Mrs. A. Debelak,
Mr. in Mrs. F. Debelak, Mr. in Mrs. Al. Kremzar, Mr..
in Mrs. Albert Tisovec, Mrs. Mary Tisovec and Fam
lily, Mr. in Mrs. Victor Budan, Mrs. Math Strumbly,
Mr. in Mrs. John Mack, Mr.. in Mrs. Don Finley, Mr..
in Mrs. Joseph Hren, MIR. in Mrs. Tom Zunich and
Family, MIR. in Mrs. Louis Potocnik, Mr.. in Mrs. Au
gust Brunswick and Family, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank sustar
sic, MIR. in Mrs. Anton Kebe MIR. in Mrs. Frank Ka-
stelic, MIR. in Mrs. Anthony Bostijancic and Family
MIR. in Mrs. John Jenko Mrs. Erma Koren, Mrs. Anna
Skuly, Mr. in Mrs. Frank Glavich, MIR. in Mrs. John
Verhovnk, Sr Miss Angie Verhovnk, MIR. in Mrs.
John Verhovnk Jr., Mr. in Mrs. Frank Shune
and Family, Mrs. Jane Hlabse and Family, Mr.. in
Mrs. Anthony Medved and Family, Mr.. in Mrs. M
Klemencc Sr., Mr. in Mrs. M. Klemencic Jr., Mr.. in
Mrs. Jim Jeraj MIR. in Mrs. Harold Dietz, Mr.. in Mrs.
Ralph Dietz, MIR. in Mrs. F. Cesnik, Mrs. Mary Hra-
star Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Perpar, Mrs. John kocjan.
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Committees Are
Named At MEETING
OF Optimist Club

Membership, nominating, and
entertainment committees were
appointed at the meeting Of the
Optimist Cub on Tuesday eve
ming, July 8, at the Country
club. The meeting was presided
over by the chairman pro tenn
and a report on the development
of the club was made The mem
bership committee was divided
into two teams to create interest
in securing new members.
The increasing interest and co
operation indicates that the club
will have met its fill member
ship quota before the period set
for the granting of q charter. The
Ideals of the club were discussed
and the interest of the organiza
ton in underprivi'iged children
emphasized A report from the
committee on the survey of POI
tential projects met with the ap-
prova' o. the members. The cub
will continue to meet in the eve
ming until full details o. organ
ization have been adopted.
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Mr.. And Mrs. John
Van Osdol Announce
Daughter Trofh

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Van
Osdol announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter, Zelma, to the Rev.
James A. Foster, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd E. Foster of jackson,
Miss.
Miss VanOsdol is a graduate
Of the Pascagoula High School
and Blue Mountain College. She
received the Master of Religious
Education degree at the w. M.
u. Training School, Louisville,
Kentucky, in May, 1916, and for
the past year has been employ
ed as a teacher on the faculty of
the Beach Elementary School in
Pascagoula.
Rev. Foster was graduated from
Mississippi College and received
the Tn. M. degree at the South
ern Baptist Theological Semi
nary, Louisville, Kentucky. For
the past three years Rev. Foster
has been Pastor of the Pleasant
Hill Baptist Church in Robert
son County, Tennessee.
The wedding will be held at
the First Baptist Church, Tues
day evening, July 22nd. at $50
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New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. coe and
daughter, Barbara Jean. visited
friends and relatives in Bayou
La Batre for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Hill and
SON Mieheal and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Mcleod visited in the Leon
ard Hill home over the weekend
c. A. Under is in New York
prior to sailing on a merchant
ship for Spain, Portugal and
other foreign ports. He expects
to be away until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Berry and
family and their house guest,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Myers,
of Summit City, Calf. were week
end visitors in Mendenhall, Miss.
Mrs. c. B. Martin entertained
members of the All Club at their
reorganization meeting recently.
Following a business meeting
Mrs. Martin served cookies and
cakes. Those attending included
Make and Mildred Berry, Fran
res and Mary Martin, Shirley and
Dolores Linder, Barbara Jean
Roberts, Dorothy Locker, Bar
bara Henderson, Emelia Belnas
Lille Ugas, Ruth Woods, Helen
Morris and Mrs. Arthur Hender-
son.
Herman and Henry Lindei
were home for the July 4th week
end.
Mrs. Agnes Day who has been
seriously i'll for some time. I'M
derWent an operation in New
Orleans recently. She remained
in a desperate condition for sew
eral days following the opera
ton but is now reported to be
recovering nicely. Her parents
wish to extend their thanks to
the pipe filters and pipe welders
at the Ingalls, Shipyard for their
help and consideration during
this time.
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Richard Bridley returned to his
home in New Orleans Saturday
after an extended visit with
Grandma Under.
MI. and Mrs. G.. C.. Peacock
and daughter, Joyce. were Sun.
day visitors in the d. c. Wise
home.
Annette, Barbara Jean and
Mary Jane Wilson were weekend
visitors in the James Wilson
home.
Eugene Matthew left Sunday
for Jackson, Miss, where he will
undergo medical treatment.
John Earl Bosarge, who was
recently operated on in a Mo
bile Hospital, is spending a few
days with Mrs. Henry Under
where he is recuperating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Simmons
and children, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Scoggins and children en-
a picnic at Escatawpa for
the 4th,
Mrs. Ola Crawford is visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. A. Weink, in
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11
LAWN PARTY

The lawn of the home of Mrs.
Gregory Wood was the scene Of
a lovely lawn party on Monday
when members Of Circle Three of
the Presbyterian Auxiliary were
guests of Circle Two.
A quiz was directed by Mrs.
F. G. Spann. Jr.. which was very
much enioyed by the guests.
Delicious sandwiches, cookies
and cold drinks were served dur
ing the evening. :
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NEWS FROM
Bayou Casotte

Mrs. Cecil Matthew and daugh-
ter, Jane, have returned from
Greenville, Ala. where they spent
a few days with Mrs. Matthews
parents, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wilson
and children of Big Point, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Cruchfield of
Ocean Springs visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Mac Wilson for the week
end.
MI. and Mrs. D. o. Stringfel.
low returned home Monday af-
ter a visit with friends and rel
atives in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Mrs. E. E. Bonner and chill
dren returned to their home Wed
nesday after a visit with relativ-
es in the community.
Bill TAYLOR spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Taylor.
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Road where she resided. She was
95 years old,
Funeral services were conduct
ed Thurs sv afternoon at 3 p.
n. at Fais Funeral Home in Moss
Point by the Rev Norman Boone,
pastor Of the Moss Point Method
ist church, with interment in
Machpeiah cemetery.
She is survived by three daugh-
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Funeral Services
For Mrs. Myers
Are Held Thursday

Mrs. Emily C. MYERS. member
OF an old Moss Point family,
died Wednesday at 2,25 a. m. at
the residence Of her daughter,
Mrs. Cora Crowell, on niver
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Combine grain threshers which
move north with the U. S. grain
harvest follow approximately the
route of the famous Chisholm
Trail OF early day cattle drives.