davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-07-11

chestra did some of its finest play
ing Of the evening in this number.
It's peak promised to be the Men,
delssohn Symphony, No. L." known
as the italian Symphony" The
hrst movement was superbly de-
livered but during the second and
third the rain descended and there
was general transference of in
terest on the audiences part from
listening tc the music to personal
matters. When the attention re-
turned again to the orchestra, it
had reached the gay finale, which
was given spirited performance.
Mr.. Mitchell achieves remarkably
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Local PIons to Buy Home

Local 140 Of the National Fedora
ton OF Post Once Clerks will dis
cuss plans to purchase a permanent
meeting place at meeting at 8
O'Clock tonight In the Masonic
Temple. Eighth and F streets NE.
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Rozde|itev Presernovh nogrod "a |e+o I947
Ponatis il "Slovenskega poroGevalca"

Vitomil Zupan, Rojstvo v ne
Whit (drama), 10000 dinarjev.
Ivan Potrc, Kreflova kmetiia
(drama), 10000 dinarjev.
Tone Seliskar, Tovarisi (mla-
dinska povest), 10000 dinarjev.
Pri delitvi ten nagrad MISC BIZ
la vpostevana della, XII jih je ma
gradil letos Komite "a kulturo
in umetnost v Beogradu. Prav
tako MISC prisle "a to nagrado v
postev opere. VISA ia della lahko
konkurirajo "a vecje umetniske
nagrade, XII sta jih razpisaIa
Prezidij Ljudske skupscine in
Predsedstvo Wade Ljudske re-
publike Slovenije.
Ministrstvo "a prosveto je z
letosnjimi Presernovimi nagra-
dami hotelo nagraditi posten ma
por slovenskega kulturnega de-
lavca, da re v prvem letu nase
obnove ustvari nekaj pomemb-
mega v podrocju znanosti in
umetnosti. Ker zaradi posebnih
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Ministrstvo "a prosveto je v
smislu razpisa dine 8. februarja
nagradilo naslednja della il pod
rocja znanosti in umetnosti: ::
1. L. podrocja znanosti: Anton
Melik, Ljubljansko mosticarsko
jezero in dediscina po MEM
(Akademija znanosti in umetno-
sti 1946) 10000 dinarjev.
2. IL podrocja likovne umet-
nosti: Gojmir Kos. Deklica S
harmoniko (olje) 10000 dinar-
jew.
Boris Kalin, sestnajstletna
(kip) 10000 dinarjev.
Bozidar Jakac, Po sledovih
cetrte in pete ofenzive (grafika
il 1946) 10000 dinarjev.
3. L. podrocja glasbene umet-
nosti: Blaz Arnic, Gozdovi poje-
jo (simfonija) 10000 dinarjev.
L. M, skerianc, Koncert "a vi
olino in orkester, 10000 dinar-
jew.
4. IL podrocja literature: Igo
Gruden, V prognanstvo (pes-
mil, Pesnikovo srce (pesmi), +,
10000 dinarjev.
Matej Bor-Pavsic, Raztrganci
(drama), 10000 dinarjev.
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trent nogami nj slo vec kakor
nekdaj z dvema. Starka je med
hojo vedno cesce postajala in
pocivala. Med pocivanjem il je
il ust prihajalo nerazumljivo
mrmranje in zdelo Sc je, ko da
Sc prepira z nevidno silo, XII IL
podjeda moe njenih nog in jo
hoee oropati poglavitnega sred-
stva, katerim Sc je prezivlja-
la morda ze tri cetrt stoletja.
Jamnica, XII je menila, da Sc je
stark v njenem koscenem tele-
su dusa zasusila, je zacela mr.
mrati:
"He, tudi Alta Sc nj ozenila
z wagon -
Ker je nj bilo vec videti ma
cesti, so sc oci soseske sleher-
nj dan obracale proti gori, pro-
tt Tumpezevemu hlevu, kjer 81
je Alta il starih ovcjih staj ma
pravila bivalisce, katerega Sc je
drzala ze vec desetletij. To je
bio tudi najvisje clovesko biva-
lisce v Jamnici, kajti cd tam
naprej je rastel lie Sc macesen.
Kadar Sc je il obeh staj polka
dill dim, je Jamnica vedela, da
je Alta donna.
Polna slutenj Sc je Jamnica
tudi zdaj obracala proti gori.
Vsak dan proti poldnevu Sc je
tam zgoraj pokazal bel dimic.
V Jamnici gotovo nj bilo Glove
ka, XII bi Alto rad incl. To je
veljalo tudi "a druzino Dovga-
nocev, XII so bill z MO v sorodu.
Bilo je ravno narobe. Ljudje so
Sc je bali in so gledali nanjo
kakor ma strah. Navzlic temu
pa Sc je vendar vse 1.-Two zani-
malo zanjo. Memo skrivno, sa-
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motarsko zivljenje je bilo pre-
mocno zrasceno z Jamnico, s
prebivalci pod goro, z vsakim
ognjiscem, z vsako mizo vseh
njenih raztresenih streh. Alta
je bila ziva vest jamniskih ro-
dov.
stirinajst dni zaporedoma Sc
je tam zgoraj vsak dan prot
poldnevu prikazal bel dimic in
vsakikrat 81 je Jamnica znova
oddahnila: Tam gori je Sc ziv-
ljenje .. Nekega dne pa sc
ia dim nj pokazal, ceprav je bill
zrak tako jasen in cist, da Sc
je ma gori razlocil vsak grim.
Jamnica je pricakovala, da sc
bo ia dan Alta pokazala kje ma
cesti, ker pa je nj bio ma spre-
gled ne tisti dan in tudi ne ma
slednji, dasi tudi drugi dan il
Tumpezevih stat nj bilo nobe-
mega znamenja, Sc je pod goro
spogledalo diva tisoc oci:
"Kaj je Alto ?"
Dina ma gori tudi Sc tretji
dan nj bilo ).
Lozekarica je re nekaj dni
pricakovala beracico, ker il je
obljubila, da il bo prinesla scetk
"a kuhinjsko rabo. Alta je re
desetletja zalagala kmecke hise
pod goro z metlami in scetka.
mi, XII jih je napravljala IL tr-
peznega planinskega vresja,
Nihce nj znal vezati takih Scetk
kakor Alta. Ker je bila beraci-
ca tocna in je vedno drzala be-
sedo, je tudi Lozekarica pogre-
sala dim v gori. To il je postalo
sumljivo. Poklicala je Mosko-
pleta, XII Sc je ze nekaj dni va
ljal v hlevu, in mu rekla:
"Moskoplet, pojdi v goro in
poglej, kaj je Ajto."
Moskoplet, XII Ajte nj mogel
trpeti, je izbuljil oci ter osor-
no odvrnil:
TX tel start coprnici pa re ne
grem,"
"Ce ne bos Sci, pa ne bos do
bill strukljev. Tudi spat lahko
gres kan drugam," mu je "a.
grozila Lozekarica.
(Dalje prihodmjic)
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razmer v dobi obnove v nekate-
rih panogah umetnosti Be nismo
dobili del, XII bi Sc ocitno dvigala
mad ostalimi, in bi jim zaradi
umetniskih kvalitet velikega
formata mogli podeliti cello Pre-
sernovo nagrado, Sc je Ministr-
stvo "a prosveto odlocilo, da te
nagrade razcepi in nagradi tudi
nekaj umetnikov, XII so svoji.
mi deli zamasili obcutno vrzel v
nasem kulturnem zivljenju, &c.
prav MISC ustvarili velike umet-
nine trajne vrednosti.
To velja zlasti "a della nash
dramatikov in mladinskih pisa.
teljev. Ministrstvo "a prosvetc
je hotelo S podelitvijo teh ma
grad slovenskega umetnika Sc
posebej spodbuditi k delu v dra'
mi in mladinski povesti.
Minister "a prosveto je razde'
Ill nagrade ma dan Presernove
smrti dne 8. .februarja 1947.
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(Nadaljevanje)
"Bo. bo. &c ii recem."

"Bo, bo, &c ii recem."
Cd Kupljena je Yep odsel k
svojemu tovarisu in prijatelju
podpeskemu basistu, XII je po-
tenn, ko je pognal svoje pose
stvo, gostacil domaci bajti
Brez kakega razlaganja je po.
lozil predenj tisocak in mu re-
KEEL:
"Dragi prijatelj, obesil sc
bonn. Tukaj je moi zadnji de.
mar. Ia ia denar mi morate pri
pogrebu dolgo, dolgo gosti =. d
Njegov tovaris je bill prepri.
can, da Sc Yep Sail in da je tegs
kriva njegova nesreca Secnja.
kovo kupcijo in "Podjuno"
preden pa je utegnil kaj reci
Zepa nj bilo vec v bajti.
Prihodnje jutro so nasli Ze.
pa obesenega ma domacem gum.
nu.
To je bill v Jamnici po dol.
gem casu prvi samomor, kajti
pri Cernjakovi siroti sc nj ma
tancno vedelo, ali je sla sama v
vodo, ali pa je vanjo zasla.
Ker je bill Yep sin ugledne
druzine, so ugotovili, da Sc mu
je zmesalo, zato je incl cerkven
pogreb. Med pogrebom mu je
neprenehoma igrala domaca
jamniska godba, XII so jo po-
mnozili sosednjimi godci. God
ba mu je igrala Sc dolgo potem,
ko je bill grob re zasut :.
Ko pa SO utihnili njeni zvoki,
so Sc po Jamnici cd Dobrij sem
razlegnili novi glasovi. To je BIZ
la pesem podjunske zage, ME
nih polnojarmenikov, njenih cir
kularjev. Kriza v lesni industri-
il je prenehala in zaga je bila
spet v polnem obratu =.
sesto poglavje
Ate re stirinajst dni nj bilo
ma spregled. Jamnica je bila 81
Ger navajena, da je starka iz-
ginjala in da je vcasih tudi po
vec tednov nj bilo videti. Prejs-
ME case sc zaradi tega nihce nj
vznemirjal. Kdo je mogel vedeti
"a meme skrivne poti, "a vse
njene bozje poti, po katerih je
hodila? Zdaj pa je sosesko le
jelo skrbeti, kaj je starko.
Alta je zadnje case zacela vid-
no slabeti. Tega nj bilo mogo-
&c opaziti ma njenem obrazu, XII
je bill Sc vedno enak sub, zgrb-
lien in rumenkast, tudi njena
postava je bila Sc zmerom zrav-
mana, lie njeni hoji Sc je pozna-
10, da tudi ona ne bo odnesla
smrti peta. Te zelezne noge, XII
so V dolgem zivljenju prehodile
ma deset tisoce kilometrov,
katerimi je stoinstokrat preme-
rila pot cd Jamnice ma enem
koncu do Svetih Visarij ma dru-
gem koncu dezele, so il vidno
zacele pesati. Grcava gabrova
palica, XII j je vcasih rabila bolj
"a berasko in romarsko zname-
ME kakor pa "a pomocnico pri
hoji, il je postala prava tretja
noga, brez katere drugih dveh
nj mogla vec rabbit. Toda Sc 81
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Singer & White Rotary console
elektrieni sivalni stroll. $3.50 in
vee: Portables. $47.S0 in vec. Vas
start stroj preuredimo v elektricne-
ga; novi obodi in motorji-$34.5O.
|Popravimo stroje vseh izdelkov.-
l30O4 Kinsman.
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Razno

v teku je nov teeaj "a otroke in
odrasle v ponedeljek, torek, sre-
do "a umetni. baletni in akrobatic-
nj pies. it'd. Pies pomaga k dobre-
mu zdravju, kulturi, karakterju in
vedenju. Mnogokrat vodi do bolj-
Sega zasluzka. Jordan Studios. 1927
Euclid Ave.. Elk 62l2.
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zENITBENA PONUDBA

Slovenec, vdovec, star 60 let, s
primernimi dohodki in lastnim do
nom, Sc zeli seznaniti Slovenko,
vdovo, starosti cd so do go let.
Biti mora naprednega misljenja in
potrebno je, da ina nekoliko imo-
vine ali prihrankov. Samo resne
ponudbe Sc sprejmejo. Tajnost jam
eena. Katera 81 zeli dobrega moza
in mirno zivljenje, maj poslje svo-
je ime in naslov ter sliko ma ma
SLOW "Vdovec, c/o Enakopravnost,
6231 St. Clair Ave-, Cleveland 8,
Ohio"
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Della "a moSke

DVOJIcA srednjih let ali ozenjen
veteran dobi sluzbo poletnern
letoviscu " blizini, v zameno "a
sobo in hrano. Tudi majhna placa.
Mora biti zmozen splosnega della.
stalno delo skozi cello 1eto. Pokli-
Cite Elk 62l2.
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v teku je nov teSaj "a otroke in
odrasle " ponedeljek, torek, sre-
do "a umetni. baletni in akrobatic-
nj pies. it'd. Pies pomaga k dobre-
mu zdravju, kulturi, karakteriu in
vedenju. Mnogokrat vodi do boli-
Sega zasluzka. Jordan Studios, 1927
Euclid Ave., EX 62l2.
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l5-Hs in III H. p. motorjev Sc
proda posamezno ali skupno. v
dobrem stanju. 1895 Euclid-soba
20O-CH 5O39.
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PosIuga

PLOscE-Posebne poke in valcki;
slovenske, poljske, nemske, ceske.
WooDMAN PIANO. 1928 Detroit
Ave. -."
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zenska ali dekIe "a pomagati pri
hisnem delu in oskrbo otrok, ali
pa gospodinja "a popolno odgovor-
most. &c zelite lahko tn ostanete.
FA 7433
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KUHARICA "a kratka narocila;
salads. Izurjena. Ia vecerno delo.
Plaza cd ure MICHAND'S. WO
1881. 9628 Lorain Ave.
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M1DDLE-AGED COUPLE or mar
ried veteran to work in a nearby
summer resort in exchange for
room and board. Small salary
given. Must be an all-around man.
Steady work all year. Call Elk
62l2.
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HIsNA DELLA nekaj kuhe, mic pra-
MIA, ker ste uposleni perica in
snazilka 2 dni v tednu. Prijetna
lastna soba, kopalnica in radio ma
3. nadstropju. Samo 4 odrasle ose-
be druzini. Dober dom in VISA
elektricna oprema kuhinji. Mora
Sc imeti priporocila. Poklicite FL
84ll. Extension 10.
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MLAD MOSKI.

MLAD MOShI.
XII bi sc rad izucil v vseh podrob-
nostih ciscenja, barvanja in kroja-
skega della. 'Izvrstna prilika "a
navduSenega mladenica zanimivi
stroki.
METZGER DRY CLEANING &
TAILORING CO.
1928 Kinsman Rd. 10 6666
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Stenografka. Splosno pisarnisko de-
10 "a tvrdko ma vzhodni strani.
Prilika, "a napredovanje. Sweeny
& Wise Co.. l02l0 Woodland Ave-.
CE 3078.
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MIZARJI. Rough and Finish; ma
domovih "a veterane. Stalno de-
lo-unijska plaza. L. M. Gunderssn.
GIL 7249-EV 1885
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Il tovarne do vas-Prihran1te 5O%
ma vsemu pohistvu. Tudi nanovo
tapetiramo in popravimo pohistvo.
Damo $25 popusta "a stare pohi.
Stvo. Mordus Furniture. 1000 ST.
Clair Ave.
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KUHARICA in "a hiSna opravila;
mic pranja. Samo izurjena Sc maj
priglasi. Ina lastno sobo in kopal-
nicO. 10 6l40.
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8ola n lsfa0stvo. Odobrena "a We
terane. Vozite Sc letalom v pro-
stem casu. Nobene omejitve " sta
r0sti. - Horns Flying School -
IA 0077-FA 5373.
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Della "a zenske

Junior stenografka. Stalno delo; IL
urjena ina prednost. Tedenska
plaza; 40 uri tedensko. Tomlin
Corp. 1890 Hamilton Ave. SU $500
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GIkEENJE STENSKEGA PAPIR.
ia IN uMIVANJE STEM. Ekspert-
no delo. - ANDREW cLARKSON
ON 1882. #-.~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-26
Richdrd F. Suddeth
Expires At Home
In Kreole Tuesday

Richard Franklin Suddeth died
at his home in Kreole on Tuesday,
September 10th. He was 33 years
old and for some years had been
a welder at ingalls,.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Lottie Suddeth, and one son,
Larry. He is also survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Suddeth; two sisters, Mrs. Galley
Reeves and w. c. Rice and one
brother, Nathan, all of Kreole.
The funeral services were held
at Fails Funeral Chapel in Moss
Point on Wednesday, September
18th, with the Rev. E. w. Scott,
pastor of the Kreole Methodist
church, officiating. The inter
ment was in the Griffin cemetery
where the Moss Point Masonic
Lodge No. 202 conducted the SER
vices at the grave.
Honorary pail bearers were Ell
mer Switzer, Eddie Coleman, Cur
It's Golf, ]. M. Rivers, w. M.
Alexander and W. B. McDavid.
Active pail bearers were Bob
White, w. w. Parks, C. E. Wood,
Harold Monroe, Horace Dickens
and Joe Wilson.
Funeral arrangements were
made by Fails Funeral Service of
Moss Point.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-26

Ala, is Staying with her grand
son. Billy Nichols while his moth
er is away,
Mrs. John Webb and three sons.
and Mrs. Lawrence Ladnier and
two children of Mobile arrived.
Thursday to spend the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and N@.
j. r. King. SE|
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Polk and
daughters, Mary. Daphne and Hat
tie, and Mary Elsie Peterson left
Thursday night to spend the
weekend with relatives in Prem
tiss. Miss.
Bobby Douglas who is a stu
dent at Miss. Southern college at
Hattiesburg spent the weekend
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
George Douglas.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. A. Penton we're Mr.. and Mrs.
George Penton and daughter,
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Ann Of Vancleave and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Penton and daughter.
Emily Jean of Mobile and Mr..
and MRS. Smith of Mobile. Little
Joe, Jr,.oaeeompanied his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Penton
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Knight Of
Georgetownl Miss, arrived Mon
day night to visit Mr.. Knights
mother, Mrs. A. f Collier and to
find out how the storm had affect
ed them.
The ladies of the st. Pierre's
Guild will have>their next meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Phillip
Chestnut, Thursday, October 2nd.
at 1880 p. m.
E. B. Townsend is confined to
his bed by illness awe wish him
a speedy recovery.
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and daughter, MI. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Coe and Mr.. and Mrs. Fountaine
and daughter. all of Baton Rouge.
The hurricane that passed last
Friday left many roofs damaged.
windows out, fences down, an5
other small damage, but no cas-
ualties OF serious damage was re-
ported in the community.
Mrs. o. Johnson and wee son
have returned home from the
Jackson County hospital and both
are reported as doing fine.
Mrs. Grace Ladd, Eddie Laid.
Vernetta Williams and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. f. Hill and daughter mo-
tored down the coast last week.
Mr.. Fred Seoggins and children
visited in the Louis Simmons
home after a sight touring of BIZ
loxi and Gulfport.
Mrs, Ira Stringfellow received a
telegram Saturday night saying
her aged father, Mr.. John o.
Sandlin, who has been in Ill
health for some time was in a
more serious condition. Mrs.
Stringfellow left Immediately
for Bessemer. Ala, to be with him.
Henry Under went over to
Glufport Saturday morning and
returned Saturday evening bring
ing back with him his brothers,
Herman and Thomas who were
in Gulfport through the tropical
storm of hast Friday.
Sunday visitors in the A. H.
Linder home were MI. and Mrs.
Ray Linder and son, Jimmy, Mr.
and Mrs. Jules Under of Bayou
La Batre and Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Hill of Moss Point.
To the regret of her friends
and neighbors Mrs. George Till
man and children, Glennie, Peg
gy and George have moved out
of the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Tillman
have recently moved into the
home formerly owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tillman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery Tillman lived in the
community several years ago SO
still have a warm welcome from
all who knew them.
Percy Under and Benny Berry,
Jr, made a trip to Mobile return
ing on Monday night.
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U OF CHURCH WOMEN

The Paseagoula Council of
Church Women. which meets on
each fifth Monday of the year,
will convene at St. Johns Epis-
copal church. corner of Pine and
Live Oak streets, Monday, Sept.
20 with the Woman's Guild of the
church as hostess.
The subject Of the program will
be Foreign Missions" and the
guest speaker will be Mrs. Mary
E. Townsend of Ocean Springs
who will tell of missionary work
that came under her observation
while travelling in South Amer
lea and other foreign countries.
Musical numbers will also be
a feature of the program.
Mrs. John r. Nelson is prssi-
dent of the hostess society and
Mrs. j. NJ. Epting of the council.
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News From Coulter. -.
Curtis James Host Sunday Night AT
Marshmellow Roast For Teenaqers

Ray and James Hall and Ed
ward Rutland spent the weekend
in Mt. Olive where they visited
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Kermit Farmer
and two children of Pritchard
speat the weekend with Mrs.
Farmers mother, Mrs. c. H. Rob
erts.
Mrs. Lewis Nichols left Thurs
day for Rochester. N. Y, where
she has gone for medical treat
ment.
Mrs. w. H, Steele of Atmore.
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Curtis Jaynes entertained the
teenagers with a marshmallow
roast, Sunday night. Soft drinks
and roasted marshmallows were
enjoyed by the following: Betty
Gray Roberts, Marion Thomas,
Rubye Cochran, Alene knight,
Dorothy johnson and Dolores
Holmes, Betty Lee Thomas. Cur
tbs Jaynes, Laverne Ladnier, Bud
DIV Holmes, Eugene Mangham,
Tommy Haywood. Edward Rut-
land and James Hall, and Ralph
Bandy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-26
News From Boyou Cosotte
Mr.. And Mrs. F. L. Coe Entertain
Honoring Daughter, Barbara Jean

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Herbert and
little son, Jimmie, Cliff Maddox,
Arts Roberts and Archie and
Lowell Roberts.
R. A. Under and Herbert Hays
passed through the community
and visited relatives and friends
on their way to Bayou La Batre
Of Thursday.
Mrs. B. D. Berry has been on
the sick list for a few days.
Mrs. A. H. Under went over
to Bayou La Batre on Wednes-
day.
Visitors in the F. L. Coe home
over the weekend were Mr.. and
Mrs. Landry, MI. and Mrs. Raby
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Coe enter
tanned with a party in honor of
their young daughter, Barbara
Jean who celebrated her 18th
birthday on Monday. The party
was given on the lawn of their
home. Games were played af-
ter which refreshments were
served to a number of friends.
Barbara was the recipient of
many lovely gifts.
Those enjoying the party with
Barbara yer Dorothy Locker,
Eloise Shirley, Dolores and Her
shell Linder, Make and Mildred
Berry, MI. and Mrs. Bryant Rob-
erts, Mr. and Mrs. B. D.. Berry,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-26

Mark Twain wrote many of his
famous stories in his study on
Old Quarry Farm near Elmira,
N. Y. His grave is in nearby
Woodlawn Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-13
PUBLIC NOTICE

Tn the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division Number One, at Ketchikan.
 IN THE MATTER OF THE REGU- LAR JANUARY, 1948 TERM OF THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE FIRST DIVISION OF THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, AT JUNEAU.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That pursuant to an Order Of the Court dated November 18th, 1947, a. Regular January, l948 Term of the District Court for the First Division of the Territory of Alaska, will be held in the courtroom of the Fed- eral Building at Juneau, Alaska, beginning at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of Monday, January 5th, 1948.
 In witness whereof have here unto set my hand and caused the seal of the above entitled court to be affixed at Ketchikan, Alaska, this 18th day of November, 1947.
 JOHN H. WALMER,
 Clerk of the District Court. First publication, Nov. p, l947. Last publication, Dec. 13, 1947.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-13
NOTICE

The members of Juneau Post No. 4, The American Legion, Depart ment of Alaska, at it's regular meet ing on January 26, l948, will vote on a proposal to authorize the Le- zion Building Association to grant an easement over portion of Lot No. 3 in Block No. 4, approximately three feet by one hundred feet Ill dimension.
 First publication, Dec. l2, l947. Last publication, Jan. Is, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-13
N o T I C E

I have purchased The Royal Blue Cab Co. I am not responsible for any bills contracted by The Royal Blue Cab Co. before Dec. 8, 1947 All Royal Blue bills should be turn ed in immediately to Mike Monagle, Seward Bldg.
 C754 6t) E. l.. HOLLOWAY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-13
RADIO LOG KINY (146O KC) JUNEAU "The Voice of Alaska"
sATIrRnAY EVENING

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 II :55-Forecasts. :UG-Dave Rose. Brotherhood Hour. 1:00-Burns and Allen. 1.30-Lutheran Hour. Harvest of Stars. 2:30-Voice of Prophecy. 3:00-Dorianne Barnes. 3:15-Excursions in Science. 3.30-Noah Webster Says. 4.00-Christmas Seal Party. 4:30-Alaska Light Concert. Twenty Questions. 5:30-Alec Templeton. Revival Hour. 7:00-Dennis Day. -Pan-Am News. 7.45-Sport Memories. 8.00-Village Store. 8:30-Joan Davis. :OO-Command Performance. Forecasts All programs are subject to change
 without notice. Daytime forecasts on weekdays at 800, 9.3o A. M, and 12 Noon.