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Evening star., 1948-04-24

! tion ef the Society Of washinsten Artists,
through wednesday: n.,.. ... 80
.s:s: 1.Ass ss.. .tE:;ts n
to 5:l5 pm. daily and 1880 70 Pm.
Sundays and holidays: rare war docu.
%sn'i Var Il, % %inciudins papers sisnsd By wash
Arthur. throush Wednesday
Silver SDfins GALLERY, 9216 Fiowsr s. sve.
psintinss. iithoGraphs, sculpture and e. C.
ramies q three Westminster artists; Katn. AZ.
sIins Hobbs. Ksths.ine. Safer and Ahns
sSss S.rs:. '1lian as.s esh.rs; 1az E.aasslDn ..
.nd 70 pm .s,is. ssndays sSrGv!s gsinnts1s' n.ys ~
ISbiie Library. Eishth and = street:
NV. open Q Am: 70 p;.,.,s. p;;n ys:asdsss; y Gns
CARTOONS relstHins H z fss rrisn D.ries TSa "a stsr
cartoonist. throush Friday; -. -.
Library sf Cs.Eress. FIRST ana 1asNS ~
e:Ritsa cap a.as.ss ss' .sloash sa o1sai saids, e.
s.ss s ort.n.1 s:in.f1'Efs E.eeee Abbey coy
cat, nt Sr b.eemssa ISss sSm 1s
manuscript Of Lineoln's three-p.re auto
biography" for an indefinite period; eeoss,
iaa sh eensnry Ameresn
Nay Nay 81.
Coreoran Gallery Of Art. seysnteenth
II to 40 pm. Mondays. 10 Am. to 4:30
pm. Tuesdays through Fridays. 8 IN; !, TO
surdays: water colors by artists of WASH
inEton, for IN indefinite period, and works
Of Washington, MARYLAND and Virsinia
sculptors. through tomorrow. 49, ....
and acont Contribution avenue NV. open 10
am. to 5 pm. ,weekdays and 70 10 @ p;m
Sundays; paintings and seplrtsare sa, ecm erS
Dale collections and fits from otner
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w.

DANCE.
Saturday Niter Dance" YMCA, 1886
@ street NV, orchestra, informal.
Central Hiking Club, IN Smile hike
through Harpers Ferry. w.. Va. meet =.
Union station information booth at 9:4b
Potomac Youth Hostel, Exploration and
Virginia Garden Tour. By bicycle ane
train, Port Tobacco. Md. Aldie, Va, and
visit historic homes in Fredericksburg
Meet at Thirty-eighth and Pennsylvania
Avenue Sc, am. tomorrow.
MEETING.
Variety Club, willard Hotel, 8 o'clock
tonight.
MUSIC.
Wade N. Stephens organ recital. Church
Of the Latter-day Saints, Sixteenth AND
Columbia read NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Artists Cooperative Gallery, 1908 4
street NV, open 10 an. to $50 pm
weekdays paintings and drawings By
George Cress and sculpture by Jane Low
and Hazel Van Natter, through Friday.
Whyte Bookshop and Gallery, 1918 Con.
necticut avenue NV. open $50 am. x
8 pm. weekdays; paintings Of Parfs by
Lois Jones, through Friday.
National Museum. Tenth street ane
Constitution avenue NV. open am. Y
4:30 pm. every day; 57th annual exhibi'
Evening star., 1948-04-24

donors. for An INDEFINITE peried; paintinsl
from the Berlin Museum. exhibited At the
request Of the Army Department, throusn
% pxn Mu.eun. 17eo D street. NV. open
10 an. to 2 pm: weekdays; .r.s,na AlSgm p p
South wing. through May.
Fish And wndfife Service. under main
lobby In Commerce Department BuildinE
to 4 pm. daily; display Of animals ano
fresh. water hsh, for an indehnite period.
DaHbaYton Oaks Museum, Ihirty-nrst
and r streets NV, open TuesdayS tnrous5
70 Pm; closed Nondays ana holidays;
coilectton Of Dy1antine and related arts'
for an indefinite period.
ron SkRyICKMEN.
Armed Services INCA, Saturday Might
Dance, o o'clock tontght.
Penthouse Service Center, seventeenth
and K streets NV, informal table Games,
pine.poAe, bridge and pinochle, until mid
night; dancing to two orchestras, 9 O'Clock
tonight.
soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club,
1915 l. street NV, lounges, library, writ
Ing desks, billiard tables, radio.
Servicemen's victory Center. 1113 Penn
sylvania avenue NV, lounge, recreation.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Registered d Here
In Apprentice Truininq

There are more than 1000 regis
tered apprentices in training here,
according to Gino ]. Simi. director
LOT apprenticeship for the District.
More than 90 per cent Of them are
GIs.
During March, "A new apprentices
were enrolled, So Of whom are vet
Grams. The largest number inden-
tured to date in both union and
nonunion shops are apprentices in
the bricklaying and carpentry trades,
Mr.. SINH said. The records show
there are 127 carpenters and l16
bficklayers on the rolls.
Evening star., 1948-04-24

free eanteen; open daily, noon to mid
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
St. Petersburg, Florida
A New Years
Message
By M. G. ROSENBERG

Past President Zionist District,
Tampa; Past President Zionist
District, st. Petersburg; Past
President B'nai Birth Lodge,
Tampa; Past V. President, State
Federation B. B. Lodges.
"Open your gates, Masada, let me
the exile, enter;
Here at your feet I lay my shat
tered soul;
Place it on your stone anvil :
Beat it, shape it, forge it anew
For, where else can I bring this
crumbling bundle?
Whenever it's last strings decay
as I go?
Isaac Lamden.
In these beautiful words the
sweet singer in Israel expressed
the deep desire and painful long
ing of his people for its home.
And now his word, his dreams,
have come true.
That gates of Masada are open
and the shattered soul is being
forged anew forged into fight
ing soul, that crumbling bundle
into a strong body. Inspired by
the love of Zion, by the love of it's
soil, a deep passionate love, a love
strong as death, a love that has
no equal in worlds history, he is
ready and willing to fight for it
to his last drop of blood.
In these dark, grim, bloody but
hopeful days, what can our New
Years message be?
Our message should be a firm
determination to help with every
thing in our power and stand by
the side of these gallant men and
women of Israel, who are deter
mined to build upon it a new,
peaceful, a fruitful national life, a
land in which the injured body of
our people will be made whole a.
gain and the creative spirit of our
people will make new contribu-
lions to the civilization of the
world.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
OPEN SAT-. AND SUN.
RADIANT HEAT

3-bedroom modern ranch-tvpe ramblers
equipped for completely modern living
14-scre lots, beautiful trees: excel. neigh
borhood; only 3 left; substantial cash;
price, S19,950. ASK-US REALTY CO.,
OK 2RaA GIL 1872 Pc
Evening star., 1948-09-26
SUBURBAN sALE-viRelhIA.
OPEN Ia sim

Lovely view of mountains, 80 min. D. c.
brick, on 1-acre knoll. Large living room
with fireplace, family dining. room, beau
tiful all-elec. kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath,
porch 9x30; end f., large bedroom, bath.
sewing room. playroom: full dry bsmt.. oil
h.-w.h., laund. trays, high ceilings, steel
beams. slate roof. lifetime aluminium
screens, we'll insulated; full price only
SI5,ao0; $4,000 mortgage available; S75
pnr mo. rare opportunity to truly get
your moneys worth. Army oficer leaving.
from stopliaht. Falls CHI, right at St
Clair Station to open sign.
FRED j. GEORGE, Realtor
2113 N. Glebe rd.. Arl, Va. GIL. 6777,
Evening star., 1948-09-26
MONTICELLO PARK

cal2 Argyle dr.. Alexandria, Va.-Charm-
ing white 6-rm. brick. } bedrms,. high
elevation. beautiful view. lst floor has
large dining room-living rm combination
with fireplace, and completely equipped
kitchen md floor has 3 bedrms. and ?
baths, bath in master bedrm.. large. nm.
ished recreation rm. in basement with
lavatory Priced right Owner trans
ferred from city, Immediate occupancy.
Open 10 am. to 6 pm. Saturday and !
pm. 10 pm. sunday. Direction: Out
block to Argyle DR., right to open sign.
Exclusive with FRANK r. PHILLIPS &
HICKS REALTY CO, Realtors. OV. 1867
OV O56l DI, 1141; ewes. OV. 6s43
Evening star., 1948-09-26
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRelkIA,
SECIIInEn SETTTNG

Practically hides this extremely unusual
home, yet it is located right in the
midst Of town. Not Just another Cali
fornia bungalow, but something really
unusual. White concrete and steel con-
struction, spacious living room with black
equipped kitchen, Q bedrooms and tiled
ing black marble window sills, Lear det.
garage. checker board cement block fence
around rear lot The entire roof is a
prded as s nsaf 0'
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
1904 Wilson blvd ow. $500, OK. 4123.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

2@12 s. 2nd St, Arl-Wash Lee shop.
ping center vicinity; very central location.
close 70 Pentagon and TT. Myer; 5-rm.
in excellent condition priced for immed.
sale at Sl0,s50 with reasonable cash
down. To inspect: Out Wash blvd to
Wash.-Lee shopping center, left / block
to End ST. and open sign MI F1otron
on property. Ewes. call TIE. 5624.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
NORTH ARLINGTON

" you are looking for frame bunRa
low in immaculate condition. on an at
tractive. level lot. 50XI90. here is one
. bedrms., paneled pine den, bath. mod.
ern kit; all large-si5ed rooms Has full
bsmt with many special features. Oil
furnished with all quality materials
Priced right. Owner will take back large
LIST trust.
MetZler's Virginia Office
Evening star., 1948-09-26
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRelAiA.
Q ACRES S14 500

2 ACRES, $14,50O
Delightful suburban property in . good
residential area, As min from Washington.
mr.. Chantilly; house is q beautifully re-
stored farm house with a large living
dining room den. 2 bedrms.. up-to-the-
minute kitchen and bath. half bsmt. with
new oil burner, new pump. new water
heater; W. and J. Sloane draperies. Dutch
door. built-in bookcases. pine-paneled kit.
are few of its GOOD points; . barn and
over 2 acres of tillable land, plus power
mower and tractor. so with house; SUBJ
sta fioI sh
Evening star., 1948-09-26
MERRIFIELD

Brick. rms, bedrms, bath. large din
hall, powder rm.; a acre; oil h.-w.h.
ShingIe. rms. large liv. rm-. fireplace,
din. rm.. kit. > large bedrms., utility rm.,
stationary tubs: u acre; 10 mi. from D. C.
on Lee hwy. Open 10 to dark. BY owner.
Turn right on Dunloring I'd. 1st house to
Evening star., 1948-09-26

large family in Al condition. Attr, liv
rm. with fireplace, lse. din. rm. and KIT
End floor Full bsmt with maids room
and bath; oil h.Mh.; attr. lot. 6oxi 30
your inspection; priced right.
Metzler's Virginia Office
Evening star., 1948-09-26
SUBURBAN sAIF-vtReINIA.
EXCEIIENT BUY

For this acres and independence located
mr. Burke with SCOTT. frontage on a hard
surfaced I'd House contains rms and
modern bath. With a little work it can
be made into 1st-class home. For appt.
and terms calI
Evening star., 1948-09-26
George Mason Green CO.
LYON VILLAGE

Exclusive agents. CHI. 3s3s; ewes.
Sun. CHI 1000. Ext. 6sS.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
MILTON G.. SMITH
15W5 n 81. NV, MA. 2345.
OPEN 2-6 sim

lOVO n ST. HW, Ma -ofo. -
OPEN, 2-6 SUN.
4 bedrooms modernistic: no expense has
been spared to make this one of the most
comfortable homes available; built on 4
levels and heated by gas radiant heat: all
bedrooms have ample closets; modern
kit with garbage disposal, refs., dish
wa Sher and stove: side screened porch
with balcony above, Venetian blinds
screens, storm windows throughout, base
ment with rec. rm., Handicapped lot with
pleasant stream: convenient N, Arlington
location: only S175n0, with $1,000 ~
lst trust. To reach: Out Washington
blvd. to N. Mckinney rd. at Westover. fol-
low directional signs to home at 57l4
N. goth st.
OPEN, 2-6 SUN.
The unusual Colonial brick home that
offers the acme Of construction and liv-
ability; LIST nr. center hay. lse. liv. rm
porch lovely dining rm. with Chinese
atmosphere. de luxe equipped kit. "a bath;
2nd fir, 24-ft. pine-paneled library with
fireplace opening on screened porch, q
bedrms.. 2 baths; basement. Janitrol heat
ins slate roof, built-in garage. To reach:
Out Lee highway to Washington blvd. i.
right blocks to w. Moreland St. right
to 2nd house and open sign.
BICKLE & MAY
Evening star., 1948-09-26
LYON VILLAGE

And Colonial Village are adjacent to this
charming 4-bedroom, white -clapboard Cape
Cod bungalow; situated on large level
addition to the spacious living room with
fireplace and a large dining room, there are
three bedrooms and bath on the first
hoor the second floor has been finished
into a stucy. large bedroom and stor-
age space; full basement with maids lava
tory, h -wh. with new gas Climatrol fur,
mace: one open porch and one screened
porch rock wool insulation in side walls
and ceiling; possession with title; price
S16.a5O.
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive agents. CHI 3s3s; ewes. and
Evening star., 1948-09-26
OWNER LEAVING

Well built brick Colonial; Immaculate.
cond.; living rm. 20x16 with fireplace,
door to side screened porch, dining rm.
I3xI1, well equipped kitchen, End a.; 3
nice bedrms. and tile bath, bsmt. has
rec. rm. 24Xl5 with fireplace: outside
entrance n bath, storm windows and
screens throughout; conveniences close by:
81 500 down will handle. Call Mr.. Lainier
OW. 3434 to inspect.
II ppnnKC
Evening star., 1948-09-26
STUDIO BRICK HOME

With income apt. This charming nome;
located in nearby Arlington near Co!onlaI
blvd, has spacious rooms and is in excel
lent condition Rooms include, on the
nrst floor. large entrance hall. chapel-ceii.
easement windows; adjoining is a large
deck with French dooss from the living
room dining room q Ixlh); modern. up
breakfast porch bedroom Q2x13l, bed
room UIxI2J and tiled bath. On the
second floor. the income apartment con-
large combination kitchen and dining
room. deck porch, bedroom IoX12l and
bath The full basement contains recrea-
tion room, bath. laundry and @car tandem
garage Possession within 80 days.
Priced for immediate sale.
George Mason Green Co.
CHI 3S3S Eve. and Sun, CHI. 1000. Ext.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
LYNHAVEN

Ist trust, payable S4S,a7 per mo, on this
clean. 5-rm.. brick. semidet. house; close
to buses and shopping; priced only $40
Cross l4th ST. bridge, follow U. s. No l
toward Alexandria. right on Evans lane
tat Veterans Motor Sales to 2l9 and our
open sign.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1948-09-26
4 BEDROOMS

4 BEDROOMS
And bath upstairs; bedrm. or den and
bath on 1st f.. plus lalge Living rm., full
dining rm.. large equipped kitchen: full
about 8 years old, and located on large
gsrden-type lot. If you think this home
is far out, there are new apts. within
ARLINGTON REALTY co
2204 Wilson blvd, oW $500. OK. 4l23.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Colonial Investment Co.

BUILT FOR THE AGES
Open Sunday 1-6. A new WILLIAMSBURG
rooms 3 twin sized bedrooms, 2S-ft !iv-
ing room. diversified dining room and
dream kitchen. Only few minutes IRON
Washmgton; 81 900 cash will handle Di-
rections: Our lie hwy 10 North Lexington,
turn right follow to Little Falls I'd, turn
eft, follow to North Roosevelt; turn rlsht,
follow "a mile. turn right ] block TO open
sign Exclusive j. FULLER GROOM
REALTY. CO, OK. 44s7; evenings, oW
44S3 CT on41
Evening star., 1948-09-26
GARDEN CITY

II you are seeking . most desirable, we'll
located. 3-bedrm., 2-story Colonial home,
in the vicinity of Lee hwy. and Glsbe I'd, :,
having fireplace, lse., screened porch
with awnings, semifnished bsmt with
asphalt tiled floor and n bath, outside
lamp post, several larse trees, excellent
larse lot for those ENJOYING aardening;
near shopping, schools and ! blk. from
bus transportation. You may inspect
2409 No. George Mason dr., Sat. and Sun.
Phone CHI 1993 -26
Evening star., 1948-09-26
LANGLEY RAMBLER
LEE BLVD. AT FIT. MYER
LORCUM LANE AREA

Excellent neiehborhood, half blk. from new
GEORGE Washington. scenic hwy.-Three-
bedrm. new Colonial homes; completely
equipped kit, bult-ln gar; : minis. to
Pentagon or Navy Dept; moderate cash.
Price. S16,50o. ASK-US REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1948-09-26
OAKCREST
PINECREST AREA

Open . till dark New Ensish-style hum
saloV, on i7-acre wooded corner. 23-ft.
fiv rm, beamcd ceiling stone fireplace:
din rm: all-elec., knotty-plne cabinet
kitchen, y corner bedrmS.; full tile bath;
full basement with sarage; fireplace in
recreation area. Directions. Out Columbia
pike to Annandale sharp left on Duke ST.
TO Braddock I'd. right to sign or from
Alexandria, out Duke 81 TO Braddock I'd
LEFT to sisn., DEs MARETs REALTY
Evening star., 1948-09-26
THE KEY

To one OF the incest brick homes in Alex.
We seriously doubt you'll find anything
near it at S21950. Bedrm or den. and
tiled powder rm. down. 3 family bedfms.
ard tiled bath up; limestone firpl, mantel
and built in mirror. YOUNGSTOWN all;elec.
kit, ceiling molding and chair rail on
Immed poss.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Realtors. Arl Sales Once. Brant Bldg.
Wilson blvd. GL. 4H16. OK. O520. y
Evening star., 1948-09-26
SHIRLEY WOODS


Arlington's finest restricted subdivision of
los all-wooded lots, now offers an oppor-
tunity for selection of homesite, with
privilege OF building in the future. Pre-
viously. lots have been sold only IN con-
nection with building contract or agree
ment for the erection OF a home by the
developer. Special prices and terms are
now available to not more than 10 pur-
chasers who buy now for future building.
shirley Woods is only 3 blocks from Wash
ington Golf and Country Club, is close to
schools churches, shopping center and
transp. has many homes already occupied
and or under construction and is an ideal
spot for your permanent home. Full de-
tails from
L. S. HURLEY
1900 N Brsndywine st, Arlineton. CH.
esl6 or Gil. 1902 Open daily to 80.
Virginia Forest Rambler
Lovely rambler on la-acre lot, Liv, rm,
bath on Isl n rm. for ? additional rms,
on End A.; att gar; full bsmt., space for
rec. rm. An abundance of trees and
shrubs. Owner being @ tpansierred PRICE ,n
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia Pike, CHI. 1341, OK .5as.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
BEDROOM RAMBLER

Located on half-scre wooded site in dis
tinCtive community of ranch style homes,
20 min. from downtown New ready for
your selection of interior decorations
Features of this brick home include radiant
heat, all elec kit with Bendix, large pic
ture windows. department. allied baths and
many other features OF modern design that
merit your inspection Price. S26.75o
Bridge out Lee blvd Route 5ol 10 circle
ct seven corners around circle TO Sleepy
Hollow rd. right on Sleepy Hollow rd. ,
miles to TanSey DR. and homes
Evening star., 1948-09-26
INCONEl !

Aunt det. brick apt. bldg, in fine con-
venient location. Priced al S.2,150 with
lst trust of 81 1900: basement has oil
h.-w h: each apt has liv. rm., bedrm.,
bath and large equipped kitchen. Only
> of these buildings on these terms avail
Evening star., 1948-09-26

OPEN l TILL DARK
Smiths addition to Berkshire. You'll
find your dream home in this array OF
new bungalows, Cape Gods and Colonials;
nearing completion, in this delightful
neighborhood, featuring individuality. quail
ity construction, de luxe equipment and
concentrating on the center-hall plan.
With prices from Sl6.75O to S23.250.
turn right blks. to No. 2sth st. and
property.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
OPEN 2 TO Z

home moderately priced. Poss features
liv. rm. with frepl., attractive dining rm.
and beautifully equip kit. p bath on
dressing rm. of master 6edrm., sood
closets, tiled bath: full bsmt,. gas heat:
large lot. Conv to schools. !, blk from
tranSp.: good location in North Arline ton.
Directions: Out Wilson blvd. to Harrison
st.' turn left to SIS and open sign.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29

cake and punch.
The Rev. Roosevelt Hudson of
New Orleans Seminary preached
Sunday at both services and will
preach again this Sunday.
The WINS win meet today, Fri
day, at 1870 p. m. at the church
10 fiji a duffle bag for Europe.
Cottage prayer service will be
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. Roberts Saturday at 2 pm.
Mrs. D. Watts, Mrs. Sue Candy
and Mrs. U. S. coburn enter
tanned the primary. department
OF the Sunday school Saturday
afternoon at the church with a
wiener roast. Cake and cold
drinks were served, also.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Brown and
SON yer weekend visitors III
New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Clark have
visited the last two weeks in
Louisville, Mathiston and other
points in North Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rabby
visited in Mobile Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mcleod
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29
Study Courses Held
AT First Baptist
Church This Week

Each evening this week through
Thursday a series Of study meet
ings have been conducted by the
Church Wide Training Union at
First Baptist Church, covering
all phases of cnurcn life from
adults to the smaller children.
The adult class study was on
Our Doctrine and it was taught
by DR.. l.. E. Green, pastor ot
the church. The topic for study
by the Young Peoples depart
ment was 1.-The Books of the
Bible" and the course was taught
by Mrs. J. Fl. Simpson. The
study for the intermediate de-
partment was the intermediate
Manual with Mrs. l.. E. Green
as teachers. Trail Makers il
Other Lands" was taught the
junior department by Mrs. G.. w.
Hall.
The course was closed with a
social at the church on Thursday
evening.
The attendance each evening
has averaged lis persons.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29
'Kiwunis Club Is
Host To Painters
At Lunch Tuesday

The Kiwanis Club was host to
the Pascagoula football team at
the regular luncheon meeting
Tuesday at the Country Club.
Mark Smith, assistant coach Of
the team, was in charge of the
program which included the
showing of the Ole Miss-Tulane
football game of 1947.
Coach Felix Neal and Assistant
Coach w. w. Miley were also
guests and expressed pride in
the team and the belief that
even though the boys aren't
winning at present they will give
good account of themselves next
year when they will be expert
enced and seasoned.
G.. F. Rooney was elected to
the board of directors at the
election during the business ses-
sion.
Other guests were Joe Cole and
Mrs. E. F. O'Malley, guest plan
list.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29
Mrs. Fl. B. Hilburn
Welcomed by Women
OF First M. E. Church

The members of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service of
the first Methodist church of
Pascagoula had the pleasure Of
welcoming Mrs. H. B. Hilburn
into the organization at a pro-
gram meeting at the church
Monday at 2 pm. Mrs. Hilburn
is wife of the new pastor. Mrs.
Hilburn was introduced by Mrs.
C. A. Carrier, president Of the
society.
The program was led by Mrs.
w. N. Branch whose subject was
Alaska and who was ably as
sisted by Mesdames S. F. Ward
en-, w. R. Gulley and Motley
Byrd.
A called meeting of the Fine
Arts committee was held imme-
diately after the society had been
dismissed, for the purpose of dis
cussing the completing of tn e
carpeting of the church auditor
ium.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29
NEWS FROM
Mount Pleasant

The Mt. Pleasant Mems Broth
erhood met Saturday evening ut
the church when the guest speak
er was II. L. McClesky, principal
of the Vancleave Consolidated
school. The hostess committee,
Mesdames r. ]. Van Horn, Jack
Fletcher and L. C. Roberts, served,
q plate lunch to the l8 who were
present to enjoy the occasion.
The Mt. Pleasant Woman's club
will meet with Mrs. j. c. Harris
Tuesday afternoon. Nov. 2.
Mesdames r. j. Van Horn and
Ruble Roberts were in Mobile
and Hattiesburg last week.
Guests Saturday of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. M. Roberts were Mrs.
Wilson Vandevender and daugh-
ter of Pascagoula.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. E. Ais
worth of Vancleave entertained
at a six o'clock dinner Tuesday
with the following guests: Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Fletcher and
children from Red Hill, the Rev.
and Mrs. j. O. Ware of Biloxi,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Ware and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher and
daughter.
Mrs. H. s. Taylor of Mobile is
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. M. Carter. She came to at
tend the camp meeting and re-
manned for an indefinite stay
with her daughter.
Jack Fletcher moved the Rev.
and Mrs. r. E. Alsworth to East
lawn where Rev. Alsworth will
be pastor for the coming year.
The Week of Prayer program
of Mt. Pleasant WSCS will be
held at the church Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Ware
and daughter of Virgins are here
with relatives for a few days,
having been called home by the
illness of Mr.. Wares father, r.
Fl. Ware. Friends will be glad TO
know that Mr.. Ware, who has
been quite i'll, is improving. 9th
ers from out of town visiting in
the Ware home Monday were
Norman I. Lyons, Mr.. Starks,
the Rev. r. f. Alsworth, Miss
Annie L. Ware and Tom Dantz-
Ter. all of Pascagoula and Roswell
Kimball of Ocean Springs.