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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
C~omfortable Homes
For You AT

For You AT
1913 MARKET STREET
there is a large home with
four bedrooms and bath,
basement with automatic
steam heat. Large double
garage, corner lot and you
can move in today.
NORTH FIFTEENTH Street
near the HIGH School we
have a large home with
four bedrooms and two
baths, Very desirable To-
cation. Automatic oil
heat. Garage.
1918 CASTLE STREET we
have a very desirable five
room asbestos frame
bungalow in good shape.
This home can be bought
for only 100000, so you
better see it early.
SOB MARKET STREET we
have an established tourisl
hoEe in excellent location.
Home recently painted and
in good condition. Immedi-
ate possession.
SUNSET Park On South Harri-
son street we have just
listed a beautiful six room
bungalow, Recently paint
ed inside and out. This
nome is most attractive il
side. Venetian blinds, oil
clrculator and hot water
heater included.
@ CAROLINA A
ROAD we have a six
room bungalow on nice lot
that can be bought very
reasonable
IF YOU ARE thinking of
building your own home
we have a very desirable
list Of lots in Forest Hills,
Oleander, Piney Woods,
Winter Park, Chestnut
Heights, Sunset Park or in
any section you desire. We
VIII De glad to build your
nome for you or assist in
shy way possible.
~ Information Call Our Office
NATTERS-SNIPES
Realty Company, Inc.
A2-2l4 Princess Street
Dial 2-1I93
Waddell Waters
Quincy B. Snipes
Murdoch M. Dunn
Aoalr M. McKoy
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
New Bern Grants
Sale Oh Club To
American Legion

NEW BERN, Sept. 20.-Mayo,
Ernest H. Wood and City Clerk
c. T. Hellinger have been au.
thorized by city aldermen to
execute a deed for the USO club
building on Neuse river here.
The. property will be trans
ferred by the city to the Doner.
son-Hawkins post of the Ameri.
can Legion for use as a home
With the deed goes a bill of sale
for personal effects and furnish.
ings included in the purchase.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
Mrs. Hill Named
Secretary Of TB
Assn. At New Bern

NEW BERN, Sept. 2o.-Mrs.
Horace M. Hill has been named
as full-time secretary of the
Craven County tuberculosis as
ISOLATION, it has been announced
by President Raymond Pollock.
Jr.
The work against tuberculosis
is financed through the annual
sale of Christmas seals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
l75-Realiors
FOR SALE

FUN DALI
2006 Greasy Ave..
5 ROOMS AND bath, with
hot water heater. 1mmedl-
ate occupancy.
2513 Jefferson St.
5 room home
with bath. ALI rooms very
large, A pre-war %construc-
ton. 3 rooms Double Ga
rage apartment. Fully
equipped and furnished.
On Grace Street
NICE 6 room home with 2
baths, 2 car garages, stu
ated on lot 40x165. Close
to High school, churches,
and on bus line. .
1906 Princess St.
GOOD BUSINESS location.
Wade Realty Co.
]. E. L. Wade, Realtor
205 Princess St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
DR.. Combs Named
Physician At N. e.
State College

RALEIGH, Sept. 20.-R-
DR.. Joseph j. Combs of Raleigh,
native of Tyrrell county and a
graduate of Columbia university
College of Physicians and Sur
geons, is the new N. c. State
college physician, Col. John w.
HARRISON, college chancellor,
said today.
DR.. Combs succeeds DR.. A. c.
Campbell who served fer q
years as the college physician
prior to his death last June.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21

the near future" Of frozen food
lockers in the Easements of ur-
ban apartment houses, the build
ing of frozen food units into new
suburban subdivisions, and
a vast increase in home and fac
tory-built freezer units on the ma
tons farms.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.'S tcent.

HOME IMPROVEMENT cos tcent. J..
s9Ss. Wc.H soRs 1s
TOO too zig Or too small Cali AT. ssSz.
DDRivEWHYss II SNssESiiiSS AND Access. ROADS. COM
sesk M now Dovns coIEMAs 5flssfs q Woop W INC
FLOOR SERVICE nothing but the best;
laying, sanding, finishing. cleaning. par
sget ins,aIIstions; Bruce finishes TLooR- ssoR
ADDITIONS. remodelins painting. paper
ing; plumbing; etc: free est,natss1:r HsM1rdS NJ
coNTHRAeT1Nd GonsH aSHh ssorS co re. e PA Arr.
COTTAGES, garages. houses: immediate
ssraa Steel sff%s oVerhesd DOORS fssms Srek
0usTRfEs 81 ss1s 'Se Corr 11os Jefferson Davis
JACKSON hssEy; g g1e5. + 1sso Ns ID Arlington va
terms: free estimate NATIONAL, INsTAI- AZ
shcuRfrS hrtRf SG aoaf iMTRovEENT nSs Co.
i--75 years combined experience In remod-
SLING sns and and storm sash aE nfs o
GAS BOILERS and water heaters, in stock
most sizes; immediate installation; terms
Il desired. GEORGE F. WARNER d co
FIIREPIAicEs-25 years correcting firepIac.
sns tme rsnd WI 4fS w. n9 e. sa
KEYSTONE CONSTRUCTION CO., de-
signers, contractors. builders; free esti-
mate, free advice. Call us now Altera
| tions, repairs, new work Alex $780, -
CONCRETE SIDEWALKS. driveways, park
HSyE pS frfp PIASs snd DRaWs Ss co a4s tsas costs
timated and permit secured before you
build or repair. Be sure you're right.
RIDDELL CEng'r, Elk. 1878 days. WO.
325S ewes. -
IN VIRGINIA, call US for your alterations,
additions. roofing. siding and remodeling.
CONTRACTING CO., GIL. OIL. 2Os
SPECIAL - Garages, masonry construc-
ton; prompt service: cash or terms. NIB
CONSTRUCTION CO., OW. 5000. o.
ONE-SToP HOME improvement service
Reg sardiess of the nature Of your house
hold repairs. we have a mechanic to serve
| addition built onto your home, .Any-
! thing to make your home COW" COZY
! HOME INSULATION CO.. 500 H st. re,
II dQS4 ia
Evening star., 1947-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie out1t; largest selection % OF cam cam
euas Pe3ers ass suns css
papers, chemicals photo books and 500
THF pofo SYr co e by faa aTs tTsdf NV
ACCoRDIoNs - saxophones, trumpets,
ssfffs and Other % Of good good makes can
be purchased at the JORDAN PIANO CO.
I015 7th ST NV. Convenient terms. Phone
AcCoRDIoN. 1eo-bass Italian make "Ex-
cello''-a splendid instrument with 2 treble
switches nice SasTg1ng esse SSyR ea9 as
SALES CO., 913 D st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES, and typewriters
Ssss9 sso
ADDING MACHINES. duplicating ma
chimes check s,ysl writers sSrR nsX snd used I%
18th st. NV. MI. 400 .
AIR COMPRESSORs. S14.5O UP; bench
seg ctseSs % up Sanf FAST 81 sS
meters, Sse 81 steel Workbenches. biueprint caSi-
nets Dans parts buns snd s soos saTs Ssnch
swing saws, planers: paint spray equip
ment, gas and electric, exhaust fans com
stock. We have only a few each Of some
E tffis asi@S Co. @ s4as Sherman ave.
M AIR CoMpREssoRs and full line Of paint
HARDwARE CO. esio r. i. ave. ne. MI.
AIR & SANDER, suitable for floors. cars,
etc; practically new: S35 cash. Cali Mr.;
Fs new 'ase nat ss.e
1asD amount. Psi1ss S. per M sheet since ISIS. s.
c0 aao sh shh St shsss chest
Berry Berry Hill a ANTie1E, miles west Of
Alex, on Duke st. Open every day. Alex.
ss.S Of Victorian love seats.
( sfils n fautSh 8 sosSIw ASS RErRopucrIoNs.
AMhs aaeoms moss swass waits YOU Ss4o
ANTHatE SEhSs nsSs ssEacRETAKy. china, xlass, and
candelabra, books, picture frames, Victor
o rsss sheap sgss ea9f I st. lease aT
medium size: msrb,e-top cofiee table
sssss,fledo sssdss flasS lsmD mirrors ana e30
condition; Nj. 1864; 1907 Wis: ave -s
frigerators, home freezers. radios. hot
water heaters kitchen sinks and s;a sabinsss, net,
items; low rrice and easy terms. Select
your appliance from Washinston's largest
bslsoon Drsnds 81 RfsIa6 TIRE
CO, 10th and md, \ sts ne neaoe99psn open sys5 syssr'
FMY ind ssukrnnsDLocksr sa III Il 2ss tsps "a easins s
size, SIZE e4is ms. BY 15s4 ms. by IOI4 ms.
snsss Ssnss RuvER Gp Sasi % co CHEVY
warehouse. s0o1 Conn. ave. OIL. 5526.
asP asyer USED; ali accessories; sis. sa
BaBY ssi: CARRIAGE. plywood and bas-
afsss sasY Cd vsS SEES
expressions by expert, taken in your own
est charges: Cail Mr.. BARNETT Dl. 2sol
ISs saLsR iPg0ieSoo iHecSooSoMy ELEc. Press No lzs;
Davis hwy. Rt. No. 1 or Box 346-J
ssfHss .ss psssaH sash sHU Ef szo Es!z sa
sxTHTuBs. 81 nMii B sS1aiit.in. slightly damased
soGKs sIoGfY saos SSs haUraFr5 s sE Nj 1ss booths
chairs, 8 revolving chairs. 4 turbinator
dryers, =, reception chairs, manicure
Musf yacate' For appt., cail ABc BARBER
q BEAUTY SUPPLY. 1414 14tn ST., Ho
BEDRoOM-solid maple double bed. chest,
vanity and mirror. Ssa 80; solid maple
chest Of drawers. 81 80: dresser base,
Anniversary sale Friday, Saturday. and
GREAT RAPIDS FURNITURE EXCHANGE;
907 7th st. NV. EX. 6742. One OF
WashinFton's largest and most eomplete
used furniture stores
Evening star., 1947-02-07
NOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIVEwAYS, parking areas,
private roads: paving contractor. Glebe
CARPENTRY, painting cement roofing
siding insulating. waterproodns and odds
prompt and very dependable. TR. 0632
any time. o
Evening star., 1947-02-07
PERSONAL (cons. }.

eUPERFLUOUS HAIR permanently re-
moved by former. university medical re-
es s1 s afs csnes Hr rse
consultation. Appointments evenings and
week ends, Call MI. 1870. 49,
for used, faded garments by the dye-work
specialists at EXQUISITE CLEANERS,
$500 Georgia ave. NV, GE. 9777. Con-
suit our dye chemist. p
sUNrAY SCHOOL TEACHERS and leaders
urgently needed for Third Christian
Church. Temporary location, 18th and
Monroe SITS. ne. Call MRS. CLODFELTER,
RA. 1898. 3
Evening star., 1947-02-07
MOTOR TRAVEL

SHARE PLAN-H pass, we arrange ride
II car owner, we I'LL your vacant seat; refs
EXCHANGED. 90 Mass. ave. NV, RE $3.50
Evening star., 1947-02-07

ing small JOB print. outnt. BOX |so-A' Ssaf
PRoJECToR-grand-new s-mm; Universe
with 500-watt lamp. has still feature, ds d
4ass 9sss iS SALES c.
RxDio. Hailierstter.. sx-2s with 52-insl
Jensen base reflex speaker $3.50. TIE
RADIO, Hanicrafter $50 portable SKY,
n.t:d ms sso stnas wS 9fssusnfz as5ss Z
RADIo-zenith floor model. Call TR
RADIO, table model, perfect; sell for over.
ss4 sa' new. W e aE. 58s3.
po cein. EDy aSs. ass sgee
$50. sSAtIs cail I'M 9R. iscsHifFFFEIR, Ma $50
RADIos-Immediate delivery. brand-new
RCA, Philco. GE, Zenith. Westingholse
Crosley, Admiral, stromberE; Carlson. WI;
sseord sea Dan naaters :0 iex Driess and s.ss terms
slssss. selection ss:asa q RsIcnalIy 6sP0a:
SAzTT1TERY CO. 10th and Il sts ne Open
H kaSsfs ssfs Ws,ta.hou.. Hs s1as 1s4z ..e d. lux.
stove, immediate deliysry; Eurskso Vacuum
sssnsT sssodnss sSs va sssa d...es
RESGoRD PLAYER-RADIO eombinatio
500 value. will sell for $40: oak dinette
set for $35; professional hair dryer, $50.
SA SsrSiSssarok sGSG "a 81 West %sstinshouse; new mo-
tor, s cu. IT.: 500. Call LU. 7Io6. -
REFRIGERATOR, Elsctrolux. good condi-
tion: $50; Can AT. 1855; IS.
perfect condition: 500. ABc SUPPLY
CO.. 1414 14th st. NV: Ho; l414. IL
makes-Atlas has for immediate deliver,
standard make refrigerators. Liberal trade.
purchase ATLAS APPLIANCE Co. ,a2l
d 81. NV pL 3737; pI s7ss, p1. 373a
REFRIGERATOR. electric. RCA radio
mise furniture. After 8 pm, 1881 Iryinl
sas,tnHTskAEsros s. nT AT n nav q. lux. rr,.id.ir.
7-cu.-ft.. used, mo-. $3.50. 3Sls HSyea
ssaxi1nhiifs;kAEDasrdR. 3 nii ADasrdR ounow. electric. sSou,
I6 Gu. It. Price. e7S. NJ Saeo afssl
Evening star., 1947-02-07

lions: case, $50. Cali GL. ss07 %
AERAsDGps so sen yesr ca@so5ms afasF
CAMERA EXcHANGE. 14io N. 7. ave r, y
GHEhsAs Say sMERs RhH Eevsff aRd
in hH1 stoes. soMMERs sis eAMERA ExcHANai
I4l9 New York ave ave nv n,g: sso. =,
German German violin, oIa SIS. 1887 Pairmont nv
,,gs, fol .s cogts1 osoAs Rs1ass aAS
eAahkss czMEkss: roll film; ii sizes; nox y !! !
stock. soMMER's CAMERA EXCHANGE
cAMERAsIMany CAM HtS types .yailasl. BIZ iron M
simplest to finest Movs cameras, nteeS Pre-
sesssss eW aaa aseo stock o al pho
articles Free technical advice. Fines
Aim develop. Own repair shop. BREN
NER p PHoTo n.n3 CO. ssa Pa. ave- NV COPE
soih ssooMMERs CAMERA ExcHANoE. 14l'
sRrfF ssR Y4Ek aoedaose aoe as color slightly used
sc yds; for rs 4,Eoom r apt EN- +. sSos: ss,os. sr,
$500. AID s634 till 7 p.m.; after. can RA
CASH REGISTER. facial couch, hair layers
other items. Call. Me. s14b. 1882 Ey
CASH REGISTERS, one with totalS, On
with 2 totals; 500 so ring-up; detail tape
never used real system for any line o
| business. No dealers. Phone MA. 0600.
Cash REGISTER, National good condition
very reasonable. Ii 2743. %
CASH REGISTERS, National. all models
| itemizers; S95 UP. Dealers invited. STAN
LEY HAYMAN IL CO., 2019 14th st. NV
CASH "a REGISTERS. National hand. eiec
Burroughs comb. checking, adding. item
izer, adding Today. CO. 1926; week, D.
| 7aTo IIIo I4th st NV 3
cIRCULAToRs for sale. H., dE motol
CGi1RCULATTNG CIR ON HEATERS tconnect t
chimney now in stock. ACME STOW
CLARINET, steel. GOOD condition. wit
good leather case. Adams 1887 hetwee
cLOTHINGMMen's suits and topceat,
$3.50, $3.50, S1250 up: all shades, color:
styles and sizes in stock; out-ot-paE
PAWNBRoKERs f.ssa eRs ExcaANdx Iioo 4 8
me Open to 7:30 DIN.
| CLOTHING. size 14-16: Erlebacher blac
dinner dress, worn once; Raleish tan Goa!
| lavishly fur trimmed; black coat. sma
leopard collar: many other dresses an
j coats; evening Jackets and house coats
boys clothes. size 3. DU. 703b.
Evening star., 1947-02-07

noiseiess' uSeo WeeAs' osV' La %Voo'
Tdx1rsEwRITER, d11s now Standard Royal. ,9x.
TYPEwKIrER, sac; Royal s.sndayd size:
in good seneral condition but needs some
TYPEWRTTEKsZdusrsntsed machines for
u; asfRs iRs ec ST e. Ss: sSss
TYPEwRITER, Royal. 1o-key set. Elite
iHR sseTg. HzrY AZ Mr g. xyss ss 8 nv YosE
vSSascUdM VAC cLEANERs-n.esrolux. Hoover.
saEskf sa : and e Snsss pH. n. and BEST
zzsStS s1 81 ~ 3 s:|y:.s: asss
ROYAL. Apex. csdiiI.e and msny etSefs:
Low D.ies and easy srn, tsTns SELECT ySar
M ssesa Il 4iRE sSu ssffi2
x1idysy, and ID Saturday till pm. Ii.
VaSttM Wet h scaitkEANEE. xur.s.. srana-n.v.
ss5; EmsIson table nodsl rasiS;, s27.6o'
SGeuGm vac sH0irsI.RSs CfERsEsRsbaiit sst Isi.e.roux.
Si4 30; Hoover, $3.50; all makes in stock;
S5 MopsaN FOR ssse samf
904 10th st. NV. Ma. 6642, MA. e742.
syssss sEs1i ssf:s vi ''';Is'is
VENETIAN BLINDS. aluminium. n.xibis
ins service. Free est. At. 8l5e.
ti645 Ga. ave, Apt 208. GE 1928. 12s
VIOLIN, good condition; cost 500; sell
WARDROBE TRUNK. full sized wardrobe,
made Of spaulding genuine hard vuIcanized
trunk fiber, beautiful airplane lugeage ex-
terror, very attractive inside. Very special.
II priced at S117.60. Brand-news. Guar
anteed by Good Housekeeping. TEnD.
LER'e PAwNBROKERS SALES Co. Bis
lconttnusd . Nsxt Psss.l
Evening star., 1947-11-16
The tangy red berries
are in season. And we
have collected recipes
from growers wives 80.

0RANBERRIES make their GRIM
" son nod to the menu. Again
fresh cranberry sauce and no worry
now about dipping deep into sugar.
A plentiful harvest, well over
average but Is per cent less than
last year when the big-three pro-
ducing states - Massachusetts,,
New Jersey, Wisconsin - had rec
ord crops.
A golden day in September we
visited the Cape Cod bog lands.
Pickers were combing the fields,
working in rows of eight to dozen,
kneeling elbow to elbow. Dip and
comb! Dip and comb! Scoops used
for picking have 10-inch fingers
which draw through the vines
combing out the red berries.
When scoops brim red, they are
emptied into bushel or half-bushel
boxes which a worker with wheel
barrow trundles ashore" to the
field shed. There the fruit rests to
get out of the field heat, then off
by truck to the screen house to be
groomed for the fresh market and
the professors.
We 60 ktchen-calling on the
wives of cranberry growers to
hand-pick today's recipes.
In East Wareham, we met the
energetic Mrs. Robert Hammond
whose husband manages 200 acres
of bog land. Her three children
and Papa, too 60 for mock
cherry pie. A pie as old as New
England and 50 is this recipe.
Mock Cherry Pie
3 cups cranberries
q cup raisins
~ cups sugar
~ tablespoons flour
"a cup hot water
Grated rind of half lemon
Pie pastry
Combine cranberries and raisins.
Blend with sugar and -four mixed
together, add water and lemon
Evening star., 1947-11-16
ALBERT GoNCMI

Auio- FHl pdStl y-uneQ S-lnCn pie
pan with mixture. Cover with top
crust and brush with milk. Bake in
hot oven (40O'F.) about As min
utes.
Mrs. Edward L. Bartholomew,
of Wareham, Mass. wife of the
owner of 6O-acre bog, makes 10
minute sauce by the quart to keep
sealed in jars ready for instant use.
She spreads the sauce between the
folds of an omelet; stuffs it into
baked apples: serves it parfait style
in tall dessert glasses in alternating
layers with creamy rice pudding.
Something else that's a favorite
at Mrs. Bartholomew table is
this spiced cranberry-orange COM
pote to be served as dessert.
Cranberry Compote
3 oranges
2 cups sugar
l cup water
2 two-inch cinnamon sticks
S whole cloves
a cups cranberries
Peel oranges and cut in one
half-inch slices. Boil sugar, water
and spices together S minutes, add
orange slices, simmer 3 minutes.
Add cranberries, cook S minutes
until skins pop open. Yield: S
servings.
The George Shorts have a 5O-acre
bog and, four lively youngsters
whose favorite dessert after turkey
dinner is this cranberry sherbet.
Cranberry Fxappe
a cups cranberries
2 cups sugar
IN cups water
Juice of l lemon
Juice of orange
l egg white, whipped stiff
Cook cranberries, sugar and
water together until cranberry
skins open - about 10 minutes.
Put through fine sieve; add fruit
juices and cool. Pour in refrigerator
tray. chill until mushy. Spoon
sherbet into a bowl; fold in stiff1y
beaten egg white, then beat for
2 or 3 minutes. Return to the
freezer tray and chill until firm.
Yield: 6 to 8 servings.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-21
Lucy Wright Circle
Meets With Mrs. c. A.
ABBOTT As Hostess

The Lucy Wright Circle of the
Woman's Missionary Society of
Calvary Baptist church of Pas
cagoula met at the home of Mrs.
R. B. Knight Monday afternoon
with Mrs. c. A. Abbott as hos
tess,
In the absence of Mrs. Carl
Mays, the chairman, the meet
ing was presided over by Mrs.
Knight after it had been open
ed with prayer by Mrs. A. l..
Lowe.
Mrs. NJ. S. Varnado then gave
an inspiring devotional with
Woman as her subject.
Mrs. Abbott, who is mission
study chairman, presented the
third chapter of the book, Look
ing at Your Community a
guide for community missions.
Mrs. Arviila Fauchier. Mrs.
Abbott's mother and beloved
96-year Cd member of the cir
Gle, closed the meeting with
prayer, after which refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Othels attending were Mes
danes S. b. Mason, o. H. Shep-
herd, Willie Mayo, w. C. Gates
and Raymond r. King.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-21
Medical Association
Womdn's Auditory
Elects Officers

The election of officers for the
ensuing year was an important
matter coming before the Wo-
mans Auxiliary to the Jackson
County Medical Association at
a meeting at the home of Mrs.
S. B McIlWain in Pascagou'a
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The president, Mrs. j. N. Lock
ard, occupied the chair and di-
rected the election which went
as follows:
Mrs. j. T. Thompson, Moss
Point, president; Mrs. W. j.
Weatherford, president elect,
Mrs. J. N. Lockard, first vice
president; Mrs. l.. H. Eubanks.
second vice president; Mrs. j. F.
McDonough, secretary-treasurer
and Mrs r. A. Cameron, chair
man of hygiea.
The a~uxiliary's annual doc
tors Day dinner was set for
Friday, March II.
Mrs. w. A. Jones OF Morton
Miss. whose husband and DR.
McIlwain were graduates of the
same medical school class, was
a guest of Mrs. McIlwain.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-21
Mary Lindsey Circle
Enjoys Hospitality
OF Mrs. Marshall

The Mary Lindsey circle of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the First Methodist
church of Pascagoula enjoyed
the hospitality OF Mrs. j. f. Mar
shall at a meeting at her home
"a 1106 18th street Monday af-
ternoon.
Following the opening of the
meeting by the chairman, Mrs.
r. B. Holmquist, a PRAYER was
voiced by Mrs. J. F. Campbell
after which the devotional was
led by Mrs. Marshall.
After the reading of the min
utes by the secretary, Mrs. j.
<. Cockrell, study was taken up
of chapters from the book, The
Christian Motive and Method in
Stewardship" The study was in
terestingly discussed bv Mes
DANES Merrell Mullinix and
Holmquist.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. E. H. Bacot
on Beach boulevard.
Mrs. Marshall served ice cream
and cake at the conclusion of
the study.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-21
News From Borio -.
PTA Met AT School Friday Night,
Seven New Members Join Group

Baria, j., and Edgar Baria were
business visitors to Mobile Mon
day.
Definite plans to publish a
book containing pictures and
military training of all service
men and service women of jack
son County were laid at the reg
ular meeting of the Baria Home
Demonstration Club, which was
held Friday in the home of Mrs.
Tom Baria. Mrs. Edgar Baria
served as hostess.
Mrs. Edgar Baria made a re-
port on the council meeting which
was held in Pascagoula Tuesday
Of last weekend, after dinner
had been served, Miss Vela Nc
Kinley spoke on the All Club
Judging program Canned goods,
sheets, and appropriate pictures
were discussed in detail.
Those attending the meeting
were Mesdames Brenard Baria,
Norris Holder, Josephine Baria, j..
Lamar Baria, ST., Tom Baria, Ed
gar Baria and Miss Vela McKin-
ley, Home Demonstration Agent
of Jackson county.
Friends of Maxine Scarborough
were very glad to know that she
is able to return home after hav-
ing spent some time in Pasca-
goula as the result of a face in
fection. She was brought home
by Mr.. and Mrs. Preston john
son of Wade and makes her home
with her sister, Mrs. Norris Hol-
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker and
Miss Ina Catherine Baria of Pla-
teau, Ala, spent Thursday and
Friday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Doc Baria.
Mrs. Aubrey King and childrep
spent Friday with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Holder.
Mrs. Tom Baria and grand
daughter, Mary Lou Barla, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
Holder last Friday afternoon.
Mesdames John Holder and
Vaughn Holder motored to Pas
cagoula last Friday morning. Mrs.
John Holder is receiving medical
treatment in that city.
Mrs Lamar Baria and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Tom Baria and Mrs.
Edgar Baria and daughter, Patsy
Ann, motored to Pascagoula
Tuesday to attend the Jackson
County Council meeting. Patsy
Ann spent the day rs the guest
of her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodsen Rape in Moss
Point.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-21
Mrs. Elsie Peterson.
Motive Of Denmark.
Dies AT Hospital

Mrs. Elsie Peterson, 80, native
of Denmark but resident of Pas
cagoula for many years. died at
the Jackson County hospital Mon
day morning at 1900 o'clock after
a two-month illness.
She resided at 800 Joe street
and had no living relatives in the
United States at the time of her
demise, rs far as is known.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Wednesday morning at 1000
from the chapel of the Stokes
Funeral Home and interment was
in Machpelah cemetery with the
Rev. Frederick Graef of the
Christ Lutheran church official
ing.
Pail bearers were H. F. Gautier,
A. Fails, Henry Dismukes, S.
c. Frederick. John Cubbley and
S. w. Coon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-21
John w. Miller
Dies At Residence
In Bayou La Bdtre

John William Miller, father of
Joe Miller of Pascagoula and
Charles Miller of Kreole, died at
his home in Bayou La Batre at
5:45 last Friday morning.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Sunday afternoon from the
residence by Fails and interment
was in the Bayou La Batre GENE
terry.
Besides the two sons mentioned
above, Mr.. Miller is also survived
by two other sons, George of Mo
bile and Jack of Bayou La Batre,
and a daughter. Mrs. Bessie
Blackburn of Pensacola.