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Evening star., 1948-12-21
Little Real Power
Held BY Women,
Party Group Told

Declaring that women have very
little real power in Washington to-
day." Miss Doris Fleeson, column
list, told a luncheon meeting of the
Woman's National Democratic Club
yesterday, that the women here
should assert their role in a more
constructive way so that their voices
may be heard.
To illustrate how times have
changed, the speaker recalled that
when she first came to Washington
in 1888, Frances Perkins was then
Secretary of Labor and Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman, now president of
the Woman's National Democratic
Club, was shortly to be appointed
the United States first woman en-
voy to Norway.
Miss Fleeson hailed Mrs. Mar
lgaret Chase Smiths recent election
to the Senate. We've at last got
a career woman in the Senate" she
declared, and added she would be in
terested to see if the Republicans
give the new woman Senator q
chance to serve on an important
committee.
Difficult days lie ahead for Presi-
dent Truman, the speaker predicted,
since the President has shown every
indication of sending to Congress
his program, which in the hands of
a coalition of conservatives may
meet defeat, unless the leadership
in the important Senate and House
committees swings to the elements
favoring the Presidents program.
|, The election put "bread-and-
butter floor" under the Democratic
Party which affected all the great
groups which make up the national
body polite, Miss Fleeson declared.
THE question remains" she added,
can our politicians translate that
floor into something solid, perma-
nent and workable?"
Mrs. Julien Friant presided in the
absence Of Mrs. Hartman and in
troduced Miss Fleeson and other
|head-table guests, who included Mrs.
India Edwards, chairman of the
Women's Division of the Democra-
tic National Committee; Mrs.
Walter Maloney, Mrs. Vincent
Burke, Mrs. Ambrose O'Connor and
Mrs. William Webb.
Other distinguished guests includ-
ed Mrs. Charles F. Brannan, wife Of
the Secretary Of Agriculture; Mrs.
Paul Porter and Miss Reathel
Oduna, secretary to Mrs. Truman.
The clubhouse at 1926 New
Hampshire avenue was arrayed in all
its Christmas flnery yesterday, with
red candles in silver candlelabra
gracing the head table, and wreaths
and greens festooning the windows
and wall fixtures around the dining
room. The decorations had been
put up in time for the clubs an
nual Christmas party which, in spite
of the snow Sunday. drew some $50
guests.
Evening star., 1948-12-21
CAR Forms Unit
In Bethesda Area

A new chapter of the Children OF
the American Revolution is being
organized in the Bethesda area un-
der the sponsorship of the Colonel
Tench Tilghman Chapter of the
OAR, according to an announce
ment by Mrs. Evan A. Condor,
regent of the chapter.
Recommendation for the new
chapter was made by Mrs. Robert
j. Boyd of Chevy Chase, senior
president of the Maryland CAR.
Applications for membership are
being considered from children in
the Bethesda area as we'll as from
other children of the State.
Mrs. Joseph Francis Betterley Of
Bethesda is the organizing senior
president of the new society, which
has been named in honor of the
Maryland patriot, Charles Carroll
Of Carrollton.
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Miss Ellen O1Vens
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell
Owens were hosts at tea yesterday
afternoon when they announced
the engagement of their daughter
Miss Ellen Richardson Owens, to
Mr.. Thomas Parker Selby II, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Alvan Selby
Miss Owens was graduated from
the Madeira School and now is a
student at Bryn Mawr College. She
made her debut last Christmas at
a dance given by her parents.
Mr.. Selby, who served in the Navy,
is a graduate of Phillips Exeter
Academy and now Is attending
Princeton University.
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Judges viii A1Vard
Decoration Prizes

An outstanding panel of judges
has been selected by the Beverly
Hills Women's Club to award the
nine prizes that will be given in
that Virginia community for the
most beautiful Christmas windows,
doorways and homes.
Mrs. Ray Poole, president OF the
club, announced that the judging
will take place between Christmas
and New Years Day. Those on
the panel are Thomas McAvoy, WE'LL
known magazine photographer;
Thomas Parker, nationally known
artist and ejitor of Modern Art
Magazine, ana Miss Virginia Post,
home economist for the Virginia
Electric & Power Co.
In addition to the prizes which
will be awarded, large weatherproof
ribbons also will be distributed for
outdoor display on the prize-win-
ming decorations which have most
effectively conveyed the Joy and
good will of the Christmas season.
Evening star., 1948-12-21
St0ddards Leave

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lothrop Stod.
dard will spend Christmas in Bos.
ton and will attend the weddine
December % of the formers son
Mr.. Theodore Lothrop Stoddard
jr., to Miss Natalie Dill. The wed.
ding will take place in Wayland
near Boston, and Mr.. and Mrs
Stoddard will be back in theil
Washington home December 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard will be
hosts to small company January
4 at 6-to-8 o'clock party. Guests
are asked to meet Prince and Prin-
cess Abkhazi of Paris who are
visiting their son-in-law and daugh.
ter, MIR. and Mrs. John Shields ir
their home on Woodland drive
Prince Abkhazl is economic editor
for the Paris edition of the New
York Herald Tribune.
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Miss THcbbein,
Fiance HOnOred

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Claiborne Leigh
OF Boston were hosts at cocktails
yesterday at the Georgetown resi-
dence of Mrs. Tillman Leigh, enter
tanning in honor Of Miss Sally Ann
Tischbein and her fiance, Mr.. Ed
mund Winston Jordan Faison, who
will be married Thursday. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Leigh will be best man and
matron of honor at the wedding.
Mr.. Richard Borden, who will be
an usher, will give a buffet supper
tonight at the home of his parents
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Borden, ano
tomorrow, following the rehearsal
Col. and Mrs. Carl Frederic Tisch.
bein, parents of the bride-elect, will
entertain the wedding party at din
ner at the Fort McNair Officers
Club.
Evening star., 1948-12-21
CabitaL H0stesses
Plan for Numerous
Holiday Visitors
Bv Katharine NJ. Brooks

Judge Ernest H. van Fossan OF
the Court of Claims. and Mrs. van
Fossan have returned to theil
apartment at 210l Connecticut ave-
nue. after several weeks in Califor-
mia. where the Judge was hearing
cases. They will have with them
for Christmas and the week end the
formers brother and sister-i law
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert van Fossan o1
! Richmond.
/ 1t. COL and Mrs. J. Fred Mar.
teneau are entertaining a house
party for Christmas and the holi.
days. Among their guests are Mr.
and Mrs. James P. Clancy of Ches.
nut Hill, Pa, and Miss Claire r
Hill, Mr.. Benjamin H. Hill and Mr.
Eugene F. Hill of Philadelphia anc
Atlantic City.
! Army Capt. and Mrs. William NJ
Calnan and their small son, Michael
will arrive Thursday from Fort
Benning to spend Christmas ano
the holidays with Capt. Calnan's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william j
Calnan.
Miss Georgiana Glenn and hel
brother, Charles Leslie Glenn, jr.
have come from California to spend
Christmas with their father, the
Rev. c. Leslie Glenn. Also here
with her father is Miss Margaret
Glenn, a student at Westover.
The Rev. Mr.. Glenn is rector OF
st. Johns Episcopal Church on
Lafayette Square and with his
children is at 821 Sixteenth street
MIR. and Mrs. Nathan c. Wyeth
are having gay family party for
Christmas and the weekend. Their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Stratford and their
two children, Ridley and Margo will
arrive. Thursday from Chicago and
their son and daughter -in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Wyeth of Villanova
will come the same day with their
two children, Stuart, jr., and Peter
Mrs. William Henry White will
spend the holidays at Buck Hill
Falls in the Pocono mountains. She
will leave later this week and join
a party of friends who with her
have spent portion" of their sum-
mers at Buck Hill Falls and are re-
turning there for the holidays.
Mr.. Ernest E. Smith has come
from his home in Englewood, Fla.
to spend Christmas and the holi-
days with his sons and daughter
Mr.. George w. Smith in Vienna
Va. Mr.. Eugene E. Smith at Baileys
Cross Roads, and Mrs. Mary Risdon
in Arlington.
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Young Set Has Gay Season
OF Parties and Entertainment
Bv Marearef Germ0nd

/ The party whirl for young people
goes on apace, yesterdays activities
including luncheons, dinners and
theater parties that piled one upon
the other throughout the afternoon
and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Ramsey
Diggs and their daughter, Miss Alice
DiggS were hosts at a theater party
last evening in honor of the Misses
Helen and Annie Willard. The show
of course, was the Princeton Tri-
angle Clubs musical comedy. "All
In Favor" which was presented at
Lisner Auditorium, and after the
show the hosts and their guests
went to the Sulgrave Club for the
dance at which Miss Adrian Dunn
made her debut.
Miss Dunn was one of the guests
in the Diggs party group, and others
were Miss Ruth Saul, Miss Frances
Haynes. Miss Sherrod Marthinson,
Miss Malissa Childs, Miss Evalyn
Harman, Miss Jocelyn Arundel and
the Misses Julia and Frances David
son, all debutantes of this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Willard,
parents of the honorees, also were
guests and young men in the party
were Mr.. Ralph w. Lee III. Mr..
Dana Belser, jr; Mr. George M.
Ferris, T; Mr.. David Carpenter, Mr..
Chauncey Parker III, Mr.. Arthur
Birney and his brother, Mr.. Scott
Birney: Mr.. Abram Claude, jr.;; Mr..
Charles P. Howe, jr: Mr.. Brad
ford deWolf and his brother, Mr..
Francis c. deWolf. jr.; Mr. Daniel
Toll and Mr.. Walter Chappell III
Practically the same group Of
young ladies were at the luncheon
which Judge and Mrs. j. Edgar
Murdock and their daughter, Miss
Sarah Murdock, gave with Miss
Ruth Saul and the younger daugh-
ter of Judge and Mrs. Murdock,
Miss Elizabeth Murdock, as guests
of honor. Young men at this gay
event were members of the Prince
ton Triangle Club.
Miss Saul also was honored at the
dinner for forty that Mr.. and Mrs
w. Gwynn Gardiner gave in the
Palladian room of the Shoreham
last evening. and still another din
ner was that given by Vice Admiral
and Mrs. Patrick N. L. Bellinger
at their home in Georgetown in
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Photos.

honor Of their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Bellinger. After dinner the
hosts took their guests to the
Triangle Clubs show.
Another of this seasons debutan-
tes to be entertained was Miss
Eleanor Dewitt Townsend, who was
feted at luncheon Sunday by Miss
Elizabeth Anne Kline. The party
was given in Miss Kline's home in
Chevy Chase, and guests included
Miss Florence Montfort, Miss Betty
Jean Harrell, Miss Joan Cooke, Miss
Mary Allen Trimble, Miss Carol
Cunningham, Miss Dunn, Miss
Nancy Burdick, Miss Dorothy Vim,
Miss Edwina Walden, Miss Joan
Burke, Miss Barbara Davis, Miss 10
Ann Spaulding, Miss Julia David
son and Miss Helen Adams.
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Debutantes Are Presented
The Misses Dunn, Fairlanzb
And Akers B01V to Society
By Betty Murphy

girls society yeeday-one
reception another eadance and the third at ball.
Shirley Akers daughter Mr. Mrs Floyd Ake
the afternoon Mayfow Miss wendyn Steele
Famb daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Louis Parker Falamb
during hours United Nations Club
Josephine Richard
introduced last night at the Sugrave Club.
petite blond indeed the belle
ball last night The party
until o'clock, and
midnight.
debuante who like her sister debs received with parents
the tight
Evening star., 1948-12-21
League Luncheon

The Church Social Workers
League. sponsored by the Depart
ment of Social Welfare Of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches. was
to hold its Christmas luncheon TO-
day at the Lutheran Church Gen.
ter, 738 jackson place NV.
The group will be guests Of the
Lutheran Inner Mission Society, &C.
cording to an announcement made
by the Rev. Donald F. Bautz, ex.
ecutive director of the society ane
league president.
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Cbanukab PROGRAM

A Chanukah program will be pre-
sented by the Hanita Club of the
Pioneer Women's Organization to-
morrow at the home Of Mrs. Nat
Gandel, 1405 Primrose street NV.
A skit. quiz show and songs will
high light the occasion, and Mrs.
Irving Siegel will tell the story Of
Chanukah. Mrs. Manuel Goldman.
cultural chairman, will be in charge
of arrangements for the affair.
Evening star., 1948-12-21

the son Of Mrs. Arthur Cobb and
the late Maj Cobb.
The Rev. Carl Lyon oficiated at
the II o'clock ceremony and the
bride. who was escorted by her
father, had Miss Margaret Corning
as her maid Of honor. The Misses
Helen Marie Saied, Marie Theresa
Castro, Amelia Buck and Sally c.
Cobb were bridesmaids and the
Junior attendants were Ronnie Kel-
linger and Arthur Beaupre Darton
Mr.. David Darton Kerlin was
best man and the ushers were Mr.
William ]. Killinger, Mr.. William
James Kerlin, jr., Mr.. James L.
Hills and Mr.. r. Bates Warren, jr
The reception was held at the
Chevy Chase Women's Club, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb left for
Williamsburg. On their return viii
make their home at 5000 Huntington
street. ..
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Miss Kerlin Bride
Yesterday M0rning

Miss Patricia Kerlin, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William James Ker-
lin of Chevy Chase was married yes
terday morning to Mr.. Arthur
Howard Cobb, the wedding taking
place at the Shrine Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament. Mr.. Cobb Is
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Holiday Fetes

Judge and Mrs. David H. Kinche-
loe will entertain at a Christmas
night party in their home in Spring
Valley.
Mrs. Kincheloe and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James H. Davis, will as
sist in the musical program tomor-
row at the luncheon which Mrs
Roger Whiteford will give in her
Chevy Chase home. Mrs. j. H. Pc
terson of Bethesda will give ar
organ recital and accompany both
Mrs. Kincheloe and Mrs. Davis.
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Engagement

The engagement of Miss Marian
Virginia Williams. daughter OF
CoInor. Burton p Williams of Au-
dubon. N. Y, and the late Mrs
Williams, to Mr.. Liston Lee King
son of Mrs. L. L. King of Whining
ton, N. c., and the late Mr.. King
is announced by her aunt, Miss
Rachel L. Carson of Silver Spring
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Party Cancelled

DR.. and Mrs. Maurice A. Selin-
ger have recalled their invita-
tions for a party Sunday which
they planned in honor Of Miss
Florence Walker, ebutante
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Walker. The party has had
to be cancelled because of the
illness Of Mrs. Selinger,
Evening star., 1948-12-21
.Oben House SUNDAY

Miss Bessie Mckee, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Mckee, will
have open house Sunday from s
until o'clock at her parents home
in honor of Mrs. Betty Tyson OF
Boston and Newport.
Miss Mckee is home from Prin-
cipia College in Elsah, ILL.,, for the
holidays.
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Episcopal Council
To Sponsor Weekly
Broadcast Program

Walter Hampden will inaugur-
ate the series of weekly broad
casts that are to be given over
the Mutual Broadcasting Com
pany each Friday. They r to
be called "Great Scenes From
Great Plays" and will be spon-
sored by the National Council
of the Episcopal church with the
Episcopal Actors Guild cooper
ating. A radical departure from
the usual religious programs, it
is aimed directly at approximate
1y 70, 900 900 Americans who have
no church affiliations, as well
as other millions who have allow
ed their church affiliations to
lapse. Each presentation will
be given by a great star OF stage
and screen.
According to the Rector of st.
Johns church in Pascagoula, the
Rev. friedrich S. Resch, these
breakfasts may be heard between
ZOO and 7:30 PM, central time
along the Gulf Coast.
Mr.. Hampden will be heard in
MY White Plume a scene from
Rostand's "Cyrano de Bergerac.
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Miss See Hall Is
Honor Guest At
Informal Tea

On Thursday afternoon be-
tween the hours of $3.50 and $50
Mesdames w. B. Robertson and
H. P. Heidelberg, Jr, extended
pleasant hospitality to members
of the young married set at an
informal tea honoring Miss Sue
Hall who became the bride of
Carl Lin jacobson on Saturday.
In the home of Mrs. Robertson,
which was the setting for the tea,
Rosa Montana was effectively
used in decorating the living
room and in the dining room
where it added color to the lace
covered table with its punch
bowl, sandwiches in rainbow eff
feet, hors d'oeuvres, minis, and
cake squares decorated with pink
rosebuds.
Arriving guests were greeted
by Mesdames Phillip Ware and
Frederick Busch, who presided
over the guest book, after which
they were received by the host
esses who presented the honoree
and her sister, Mrs. Meredith
Hardy, Mrs. c. j. Jacobson,
mother of the groom-elect, and
Miss Elma Lindinger, his aunt.
Mrs. George Winter and Mrs.
Joe Ferrer extended hospitality
in the dining room.
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First Meeting
Paspoini
Little Theaier

A one-act play, "Even Elk
change" and the introduction of
new members will be highlights
Of the meeting of The Paspoint
Little Theater which will be held
on Tuesday evening at 8 pm. at
the 18th Street Auditorium.
This will be the first formal
meeting of the Little Theater
group after a summer recess and
it will be presided over by the
new president, Mrs. James T.
Thompson.
Several new members have
been added to the group Mrs.
Thompson said and she urged
that anyone interested in drama
tics either in production Or act
ing would affiliate with the Pas
point Players.
The play on Tuesday evening
will feature Milton Peterzell, and
Misses LaNell Price and Billie
Koch who have been directed
by Mrs. w. A. Kolb.
After a business session and the
program a social hour will be en-
joyed.
The first major production of
the season will be John Loves
Mary under the direction of
Charles Hightower. The cast
which is being selected for this
production will be announced in
the near future, the president
said. Production committees al
SO are to be named for the sea-
sons opener which has been set
tentatively for early November.
Four plays will be presented to
the public during the coming
season the president stated.
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NEWS FROM -.
Mount Pleasant

Guests Sunday of MI. and Mrs.
Maurice Taylor at the camp
grounds were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tootle and children from
Pascagoula.
Pfc. Walter P. Roberts left
Wednesday morning to return to
Cherry Point, N. c., after spend
ing his leave with his mother and
brother, Mrs. Ruth L. and Mar
shall Roberts.
Guests Sunday of MI. and Mrs.
Ray Roberts were Mrs. E. ].
Patrick and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Dudeck. all of Pas
eagoula.
Mrs r. A. Helm and daughter,
Miss Barbara Helm, Mrs. Bertha
Ehlers and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Briar, of Pascagoula, were guests
Sunday at the camp ground OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.. Carter and
children were guests Monday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mallette in
Fort Bayou.
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The committee chairmen were
presented with blue candles to
represent the sky as a back
ground for the rainbow. They
were as follows: Miss Catherine
Brash, education and %vocations;
Mrs. Gertrude Mcdonnell, fin
ance; Mrs. Frances Voohries,
health and safety; Miss Theresa
Johnson, international relations;
Mrs. Frances Cudabac, legisla-
ton; Miss Kathleen Kell, parlia-
m%enaarian; Mrs. Mary Stigler,
membership; Mrs. Hilda Waiver
de, auditing; Miss Margaret Alyce
Wilder, music, Miss Dottie
social; Mrs. Mary Fran
ces Merritt, education fund.
Mrs. Cain in presenting the
charter said that the federation
to her was a sisterhood in which
the members band together for
working conditions for
women. She briefly outlined
women's advancement through
the years and emphatically
brought out that action is the
keyword. Women, she pointed
out, should meet the challenge
by demanding their rights, ac-
repting their responsibilities and
working with men for a better
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Presbyterian To Be
Hostesses AT Group
Conference Oct. rs

Plans for the auxiliary group
conference for which the Women
OF the Presbyterian Church OF
Pascagoula will be hostess on
October 26 were discussed at a
meeting of the women's group
Monday afternoon at the church.
The meeting of the group, which
includes seven churches along the
coast, will be an all-day event.
Inasmuch as the meeting falls
on the fourth Tuesday, the
October meeting of the Women
of the Church has been changed
to the third Monday instead OF
the fourth Monday.
Mrs. R. c. Wingfield presided
at the meeting Monday with Mrs.
Foster Carson leading the devo-
tional and Mrs. T. T. Justice IN
charge Of the program on Chris
tan education.
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ment Of local conditions, state
and national welfare.
Mrs. Eva Pitts, Gulfport, state
international relations chairman,
gave the response to the well
coming address made by Mrs.
Seely.
Miss Margaret Alyce Wilder,
accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Far
rell, sang the club song, The
Golden Key" and also the led
the group singing. Mrs. Farrell
played several piano selections.
Miss Dottie Daniel paid a
tribute to Mrs. Cain, after which
Mrs. Seely concluded the cere-
monies by repeating the Thanks
prayer.
Guests of the club for the oc-
casion were Edward A. Khayat,
member of the Board of Super
.visors; Mayor John r. Watts of
Pascagoula; Mrs. Edith Leonard,
president Of the newly organized
club of West Jackson; Mrs. Edith
Hansen, president of the Gulf
port club; and Miss Hazel Burke,
president of the Biloxi
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Installation OF Officers OF Business
md Professional Womenss Club Here

triet chairman, installed the Off
GERS of the local chapter with an
impressive ceremony using rain
bow colored candles TO designate
each office.
Officers installed were Mrs.
W. B. Seely. president; Mrs. j.
M. Epting, vice president; Mrs.
May HUMPHREYS, End vice presi-
dent; Miss Mary 10 Bolen, Bird
vice president; Miss Tess John
son, recording ecretary, Mrs.
Frank Fuller proxy; Miss Ada
Bond, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Pauline Canarela, treasurer.
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Ettling, and Mr.. Ettling who
came from st. Louis to attend
the marriage.
Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Armand Jonte and Miss
Dorothy Jonte.
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The rascasoula Business ana
Professional women's club form
ally received its charter, present
I'd by the State President Mrs.
Mary Cain Of Summit, at a ban
quet at the Country Club on
Thursday evening.
Lovely arrangements Of glad
io1i were used effectively to
decorate the tables. The main
canter piece was arranged with
rainbow colored candles which
were later used In the inssalla-
ton of officers ceremony.
Mrs. Lily Fife. Gulfport, dis
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r
MR.. AMI MRS JONTE

On Sunday Mrs. L. A. Tanlun-
son was hostess at dinner at
Beach Park Pavilion honoring
her nephew, Armand Jonte, Jr.,
and Mrs. Jonte, whose marriage
at New Orleans was a recent
event, and her neice, Mrs. A. j.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-01

John Sanchez, six foot, three,
240-pound tackle of the WASH
ington Redskins of the National
Pro Football League, is an expert
linguist, fully qualified as a col
lege professor of languages.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-01
WESLEYAN SERVICE GUILD

The Wesleyan Service Guild
Of the First Methodist church Of
pascaaolla will meet at the home
Of Mrs. J. F. Campbell, October
!. ii 80 pm.
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Many turtles live more than
100 years.