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Evening star., 1948-10-24
SHANNON & LUCHs CO.
.I--,I " y x
READY FOR OCCUPANCY

All-year-round homes, all masonry just
completed in Rose Haven on the Bay: lst
floor. 2 bedrooms, living room. bath.
kitchen, screened porch and windows
upper floor designed for completion of two
or more rooms. All utilities, including
central water system and "a mile Of
sand beach. In process of construction,
yacht club harbor and swimming pool.
Priced $3.50 now, will be. sold next spring
for S9,950. Come, see for yourself and
compare with $4,000 homes. Also de-
sirable homesltes. Attendant on premises
every day including Sunday. Conveniently
located 30 miles from Washington, tenn
porary route at present 3S miles by Upper
Marlboro to Chesapeake Beach through
North Beach Park to Rose Haven
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STAMP OF QUALITY
REMODELING?

9th rd.. Arl., Va. Distinctive architecture.
/ q brick Colonial, 3 bedrooms, side porch.
! brick Dutch Colonial, 2 bedrms., un.
both have large living rms. with fireplaess,
picture windows, large dining rms.
bright kitchens; immediate possession:
CH. 4476: CHI. ss94.
You've Been Waiting for This
Charming brick home; large, vsll-sr.
ranged rooms, full bsmt.; S9,75O 40 trust;
total price only $12,950. Call
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
lW QQQn Lac hwy Mt Glahe I'd
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BungaloW-Open SUNDAY

.4.H MINI. ave. sc. -g4
2 VACANT BUNGALOWS
End A.. full bsmt; det gar large lots
porches; new oil h.-.w.h. conv. to schools,
bus: terms by owner I'm 7OA6 pa
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Corner BungaloW-S11,5OO

OPEN HOUSES
The following houses will be open today,
Z 224l 3 II N. HARRISON ST.
Modern brick bungalow, consisting of liv-
Ing dnhs s
soaf5 sesf par1a Pacea asSs%ea at sIssbe e
lee e On to
sign.
5718 18th ST. N.
ton; living room with fireplace, fam
ily-size dining room, nicely equipped kit;
5edroon ssan0%i and fnH Z s bst PAIN IN Easement oi
tons: Out washington blvd. to Patrick
turn snfy right aa a. on sF PasrieR Henry T BLOCK to
1884 N. QUESADA ST.
Excellent brick and frame Colonial, built
in 1910, on a corner lot and has full base
ment, oil heat, large living room, nicely
nice lot. Priced at only 800; $4,000
past Westoyer to ousntieo ST.: turn ieft on on
10Th to corner house on ouesads and our
2e45 SS5z w WEsTMoRELAND ST.
A magnificent brick Colonial, consisting Of
room, beautifully equipped kitchen with
faetory-built cabinets, range. Tefer: and
library: full basement; gas convector-type
heat; = porches; att garage; entire prop
erty is very charming throughout and is
brand-new construction; the owner is
anxious to sell and says make offer; S15,-
900 first trust available. Directions: Out
Lee hwy. to WASHINGTON blvd. at East Falls
Church, turn right at the Lee Theater,
then blocks to Westmoreland' right to
587O 18th ST. N.
One OF the most charming Westover
houses we have ever shown. A large bed
room or paneled den and breakfast nook
2 other bedrooms, living room. dining
room and kitchen, tiled bath, full base
ment, oil heat; fenced rear lawn. Very
priced at S14,50O. Directions:
out WashinEton blvd to Westoyer shop.
l4th st.. right on l4th to our open sign.
JNO. J. LOFLIN
LoAin Blds., 2420 Wilson blvd. ol. ISIS.
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OPEN TODAY

Brentwood, 1921 Allison st. 5-room brick
full bsmt., gas heat. expansion attic; fenced
RANDALL WALcRoFT, 1902 Perry ST.,
Mt Rainier. Md. UN 34O0 until Q pm.
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SUBURBAN sALE-v,Re,hIA.
AURORA Hills

Mr.. rentagon-Beautiful English-style
desirable Sections; S 3 Sedrms.. ~ baths. Ss.
library. gar, slate roof are Just q few of
the many desirable features of this nice
home. See 1t today.
Milton G. Smith, Real Estate
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OPEN / 'TIL DARK

No. 35 wellington rd-Picturesaue bunsa.
low on A-scre lot with decorative farm.
type fencing, featuring radiant heat. par.
electric equipment; Bendix washer; 8 bed
rms large combination living and dining
rm. with wood. burning fireplace. Attached
garage. Priced for quick sale. Immediate
occupancy. To reach: Through Alexan-
dria, 4 mi. south on Mt. Vernon Memorial
blvd, take 2nd rt turn past overhead
open sign. Mr.. Morgan on property.
Ewes call OV. 0O5s.
Colonial Investment Co.
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FIRST TIME OFFERED

CTS. attention. New 5.-rm. all brick, fully
insulated BUNGALOWS with expansion attic
and full bsmt Tile bath. fireplace. cop
per plumbing, cutters and downspouts: gas
&C. heat. screens, weatherstripping. Built
under strict FHA requirement. 1mmed.
possession Being sold by court order New
low price S12,250. Terms as low as 81 !;
100 cash and S66 per mo. plus taxes and
insurance. Act quick, these won't last
For particulars call
peter j. hagan
Hesltor. 3s4l 34th st. ne; Uf s5s5.
Ewes. HI. 1902. Open Sunday 10 am.
Q OUTSTANDING BUNGALOWS
s1o,5oo-In beautiful Landoyer His, Nd
5 rooms and bath, finished attic, air
conditioned heat with oil burner. large
fenced lot. Perfect condition through
out; convenient to school. transportation
and shopping center. Immediate posses
,95O-Practically new brick bunga-
low; 5 rooms, tiled bath. expansion attic,
Convenient to everything. 81 financing
with So 400 1st trust, payable S64 per
month. including taxes. Phone Mr.. Black
sH1NNON r. T11CHS co
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CLOSE-IN AND OPEN
KEITH D, BRUMBACK

4A'4 Z = ~ 1<4V y 4'11~1 = = V -
Exclusively. CHI. 1927 or CH. 5s73.
900 DOWN-$88 PER MO.
open today, / to 5. b37 e, ,Luray ave-,
prin., ms, taxes; vacant, immed. oc-
cupancy, lovely brick home in immaculate
cond., less than 6 yrs. old; 8 large rms,
tiled bath and shower; ful bsmt 5sn rear az
on premises today. Out Mt. Vernon ave-.
left on Luray ave. 2 blocks to house on
riRht ST 33Sl-GE 1887.
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LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS

IEE DIVO. 11E1011 7 -
Open Sun. pm. till dark. You'll enjoy
home situated on large Handicapped lot with
many stately trees First flr. lily. rm:
fireplace, lge. din. rm:, equipped kit. 2nd
oil &C. heat; conv. to transp.. schools
Ideal community for children. Reasonably
priced, attractively financed. To reach:
Out Lee blvd. to 5000 block. left through
stone pillars and follow arrows to open
sign at 1924 Brooks DIR. DOERING
REALTY CO. exclusive. FA. S059.
FIT FOR A KING
But better for your family. English brick
nterest baseuet.szed se ety. din room. o srse
equip. kit. bedrm. and bath on 1st floor;
3 bedrms.. tile bath on End a.: full bsmt.:
transp:; priced less than $4,000. Cali
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
OW. 9OeO. Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd.
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Colonial Investment Co.
IS DISTANCE IMPORTANT?

rs DISTANCE IMPORTANT?
If you do not mind little distance q
miles,, we have for you in an excellent
community an attractive brick and as.
bestos shingle Cape Cod. This center-hau
cious living room with fireplace. large din
ing room, equipped kitchen, screened side
gsrage; level lot 1OOx24O. With $500
cash can be purchased for only $14,95O.
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agency
GL. 633s. OK. 1779. sunday. GL 3141.
Downstairs Bedroom, " Bath
bedrooms and full bath up. Modern
kitchen with dishwasher; garage. See this
outstanding brick Cape Coo. Full price
THE BRANT co.
AArlinston Sales once. grant guildings
Continued On Next Pare
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LOOK! !

We have a wide selection OF new and used
homes in P G. County; 81 900 down and
up; 2 bedrms., bedrms, Cape Gods; Co.
ioniais. almost any, type you may desire
for your family. specials, 3-neorm-
So 900 down, 1880. fine home: an
other beauty for $500 down, SOS per
month. full price. Sl2.95 both houses
cial 81 900 down. $62 per mo- 2:bedrm.
bungalow on University lane IN Hyatts-
Vile CLIFF PERCY. Realtor, 400 Bati-
more blvd, Hyattsville. WA. 1900, UN.
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ARL RLINGTON NEOTERIC

Simply describes this delightful new
rambler designed in the California manner.
Just completed, it contains a through
L, two spacious bedrms.. tiled bath and
closets galore; the dream kitchen has q
de luxe Frigidaire and is f1lled with Kitch
gas heat, Venetian blinds and many extras.
This home reflects the best in todays liv-
it; immed occupancy. Priced S14.50O
with about one third down. Out Lee hwy
to nottingham, left to 22nd. left to 5817
North 22nd ST. Call builder at OV. 1885
10 eiop fhe contract O6s
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~ ACRES

e-room bungalow; large fully equipped
kitchen, full bSmt., oil heat Gear garage;
near schools, transp., large front lawn.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
uN.- 7649. HY. OlO7. After 8 pm, HY.
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$4,000

Dept.-New det 2-story. 3-bedrm. Colo
nial brick homes; lge. iiy. rm. with hre-
place, gas a.-c heat: Venetian blinds,
aluminium storm windows and screens,
custom built kitchen cabinets. II you are
looking for a quality home. this is it
Terms as low as $1,000: D. A. and FHA
approved. Purchasers should make at
least $1,000 per yr.
peter ]. hagan
ewes. HI. 31O2. Open Sunday 10 am
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L. S. HURLEY
ZOO n Brandywine St. Arlington. G
6no or CHI oSl6 Open daily to 3

loO2 or CH. !Slb. open dally, 10 5:.tO.
WEST FALLS CHURCH
New spacious Groom home; $4,000 selling
price: has been approved for GI loan; this
Bedroom and half bath on first floor;
large bedrooms and full bath on 2nd floor
Cannot be duplicated for the money. Once
inside this house you will buy 1t. 1904
Fowler st. Phone Falls Church 1872
West on. Broad st. to West st., then LETT
to Fowler. Bus terminal at entrance
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FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
Virginia Forest Located on lot with
many magnificent oak and hickory trees,
over \, of an acre, plenty of garden space,
q chicken house on rear OF lot, also a
tool shed. House is yrs old, 4 bedrms,
Ia baths. 2 bedrms and bath on LIST
a. Lse AFT. opening) fireplace in paneled
liv. rm; oil heat; Just redecorated inside
and out. A splendid home for family.
Within 3 blks. Of new grade school; excel.
neishborhood For sale by owner who is
leaving town. 51s Timberland, phone FA.
tion all day Sunday and during the week
by appointment. Price, S15,959, $4,000
cash, balance less than rent
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FALLS CHURCH

+ ALlJO S11 OtIl1
New brick center-hall Colonial, on level
lot, 6Ox1sO; decorated in the Williamsburg
manner, it is located on convenient fast
transportation to the Pentagon and Navy
Dept; first floor. living room 13x24, Co
lonial fireplace and built-in bookshelves.
French doors opening on screened porch
which Is glassed in winter, 12x13 din
easement windows. a,.l lovely modern srn
breakfast nook half bath; second floor.
bedrooms, tiled bath; metal Venetian
blinds throughout: full attic with stairway;
lavatory, Bryant Gas heat, copper plumb
ing; price, $25,OOO;. S14,500 1st trust at
4h% interest; good cash payment. bal
ance 2nd trust.
ROMYE LAMBORN, Realtor
Exclusive agent. 1901 S. Arlington Ridge
I'd OF S5SB, OF SO35
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George Mason Green Co.

BEVERLY HILLS
Bedroom and bath. 1st floor; living room
with French doors to porch. fireplace,
large dining room, medium size kitchen.
bedroom and bath: fagstone terrace on
ground level; End floor has more bed
rooms with large connecting bath. lots
Of storage space; maids room. bath.
recreation room in basement; wooded lot
easy terms. Exclusively with
Hicks Realty Co., Realtors
37O6 Mt. Vernon ave. Alexandria, Va.
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BEVERLY HILLS-$19,5O0
Alexandria-Three bedrooms. . baths, /
bedroom and bath on st floor. living
kitchen, large screened porch, full base
ment, oil h,-wh.. attached garage. nice
high wooded lot. Possession with title.
Exclusively with @. C.
KELLER
RAaltor 2O1S Mt Vernon Ave, TIE 1880
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64O4 4Oth AVE.
OPEN | TIL DARK

1903 Van Buren, St, University Park. Nd.
Attractive 2-story brick Colonial. with
open fireplace. screened porch, large dining
rm., all-electric kitchen and breakfast rm;
op 1st floor 3 good-sized b>drms. and 2
baths on 2nd floor; full bsmti well-lsnd-
scaped lot, SOxl32; many de luxe features;
terms can be arranged on this. To reach:
Out Michigan ave ne, continue on Queen S
Chapel rd, turn left at Safeway on Queen S
Chapel I'd. to Van Buren St. left to- 43O3
and our open" sign. Mr. Boyle on
premises Ewes. call OIL. 0599.
Colonial Investment Co.
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S1500 DOWN

1nclosed by a picket fence. this imma culats
brick Colonial home, blk. OF Lee blvd.
5 min. from Pentagon. Must be sold At.
tractive living room with lovely fireplace.
2 excellent bedrooms and tile bath on end
floor; full basement, gas heat. copper
plumbing. storm windows. Excellent
financing with monthly payments less than
rent Don't miss seeing this.
SEWELL REALTY co.
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ALEXANDRIA, S10,5O0
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
s-rm. brick. stories, IA baths. fireplace:
full basement, gas heat, range and refRr.;
lot 5Ox3OO; S15,950; GI financing So 500
down, sos mo. includes taxes, insurance.
MAC LINDSEY. CHI. 5000; eyes,, FA. 6013.
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Spacious Masonry Bungalow
on wooded u acre; liv. nm. with fireplace.
full dining rm., kitchen, bedrms:. bath;
asphalt tile floors throughout. Think will
go Gle $3.50. HARRY r. BRADLEY.
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ARLINGTON

121VLx1N0 O1N
6016 22nd st. N. Open daily. Immed
occupancy; newly completed 6-rm. brick;
entrance hall with closet, beaut liv rm
firepl.. din. rm., "a bath. 2-window kit. 1st
A.: . extra-lge, bedrms., child's rm. bath
End A.; all RMS. well lighted; clear. white
Lons terms. 4a%o financing. Sale. builder
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AT LAST

A good detached house for only S1O,5O0.
6-room frame, full bsmt., det. gar; nice
shaded lot "a block. of Russell rd., near
h-w.h. This house is In one Of the bet
ter communities Of Alex. surrounded By
homes of much higher price. owner
Hicks Realty Co., Realtors
1905 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex, Va. ov.
6S43 -26
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ARLINGTON FOREST

3-bedrm brick Colonial: lot 50xl20; pric'
reduced to S15,s50 for immediate sale
substantial cash required. To inspect, cal
YEONAS REALTY CO., OIL. 21O0, OK
1243 pa
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkb.
CT APPROVED
CLYDE r. ADAMS
I'm 1143. -

2 BATHS, 7 RMS.-$12,500
This home has been GI and FILA approved.
can be handled by veteran for 5000 cash
and approximately $50 per mo. including
all insurance and taxes. If so desired.
the purchaser may continue the present
ARRANGEMENT of . complete separate apart
ments and II operated this way you can
This property is conveniently located to
schools. stores and transp.; full basement,
oil h.-w.h.. combination storm windows
able to nonveteran. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY. WA ff55. uN. l 1RR -26
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OWNER TRANSFERRED

Has reduced down pymt to Sl.500 De-
sirable 2-story brick Colonial. near Cheverly
Theater; full bsmt., garage, heated So
larium on LIST A., 3 b. rms, chestnut trim,
prewar fir lumber, storm windows. Price
ei1f IN S1R50O
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OPEN TODAY

one of N. Arlington's best location; 6 spa
cious rms plus Ia baths. lge. rear
screened porch, rec. rm.. with nrepl,. extra
Attractively priced and financed. To
reach: Drive across Key Bridge and out
Lee highway to North Quantico ST., left
on North Quantico to 22O9, and our sign.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
22O4 Wilson blvd. Ow $500, OK, 4l23,
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The perfect suburb, close to everything.
excel, neiehbors. We have 2 substantial
6-rm brick homes which may be purchased
tor only $4,000 down plus q reas. monthly
payment.
LURIA BROS.
$500 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500. "a
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24-FOOT LIVING ROOM

This unusually lge two-bedrm. Cape Cod,
in lge. lv rm., with huge screened porch
Off lge. din. rm. and equip. kit, with
breakfast nook space; two very Ice. bed.
Oil heat. entrance to garage; fenced rear
yard All this on wide lot (104 ft) only
S12,95O. Immediate possession.
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oW. 444S 1928 Wilson Blvd. oW. 1888.
Evenings. Elmwood 5ss. -26
You'll Want 1t When You See It
sooT9oW Sssh Huse na tnan r
bedrms., modern equip. kit, expandabls
2nd floor. full bsnt., gas heat, outside en-.
trance; large level lot. Call
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
OW 1000 Lee hwy, at Glebe I'd.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15
News From Boyou Cosotte -.
Paul Delmas And Leroy Harris Have
Hayride For Friends Saturday Night

October s at the Jackson County
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Crucherfield
are the proud parents of a daugh-
ter. The are now in California
but have visited often in the
home of Mrs. Crucherfield's
brother, james Wilson.
Miss Hattie PANEL is able to
be at home after being confined
to a Mobile hospital where she
underwent an operation.
Lee Hutchinson is at home after
a long illness in st. Dominick's
hospital in Jackson.
Dorothy Trehern and Rose
Mary Whisenant are both on the
sick list.
]. A. Hagens was at home over
the weekend with his family.
The Rev. D. A. Waters and
family have been called to Mo-
bile to attend the funeral of the
formers sister.
Josephine Thompson was a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15
Seed For Cover
Crops Must Be
Applied For Now

Farmers who expect to plant :
cover crop are urged to get Their
seed now. 1t was established
several years ago that it would
be impossible to issue purchase
orders for cover crop seed after
October 81. Owen Tucker, county
administration officer with the
Production and Marketing Ad-
ministration, said. The regula-
ton has not changed this year, he
added.
In face of the acute nitrogen
shortage, it is a good plan to
grow ones own nitrogen. A
good cover crop does more than
restore nitrogen, since it pro-
Itects the soil from erosion and
adds much needed humus to the
soil. 1t has been proven that
growing a good cover crop sue
cessive years will more than
double the yield per acre.
Winter Pastures
A. J. Franklin, jackson county
agent, reports that he is en-
thusiastic about the interest be-
ing shown by the farmers and
livestock owners i'll the county
in planting winter pastures and
preparing permanent pastures.
The dairymen and a number
of other livestock owners are
planting large acreages of oats
and mixing with these oats either
Crimson Clover, Wild Winter
peas, Austrian Winter peas or
Vetch. These oats are being
highly fertilized and will provide
excellent grazing during the win
ter months.
Mr.. franklin last week inspect.
ed a field of approximately &C
acres of land which was planted
in oats and Wild Winter peas. Ir
this field. which belongs to HUI.
bert Mallette of Fort Bayou Com
immunity near Vancleave. the oat:
are already up and making
nice growth.
r. M. Spaulding, a neighbol
Of his, also has a small acreage
which will take care of the graz
ing of his cattle during the win
ter.
MI. Franklin advises at leas
a. small acreage of oats for win
ter grazing.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15
Mrs. Lotspeich Is
Guest Speaker On
"Fumous Foods"

Famous foods and renowned
restaurants of New Orleans, which
city is known throughout the
world for its culinary art. were
discussed at the luncheon meeting
of the Woman's Progressive Club
of Pascagoula Friday at the Pas
cagoula Country Club by Mrs.
E. S. Lotspeich of New Orleans.
Mrs. Lotspeich is the mother
of the president, Mrs. A. P. MAY.
The year books were distribut-
ed by Mrs. r, c. Gulley, Mrs.
Annie Graham acted as secretary
of the meeting in the absence of
Mrs. ]. E. Stone who had tender
ed her resignation as Secretary.
Mrs. T. r. Swartwout was elect
ed to succeed Mrs. Stone.
The luncheon decorations car
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15
NEWS FROM
EastSide

The Rev. c. Lewis of Ocean
Springs filled the pulpit at the
Eastside Baptist church at both
services Sunday.
Cottage prayer services will be
held Saturday at Z p. m. at the
home of Sidney Moss.
WINS will met Friday, today,
at 1870 pm. at the church for
Bible study.
Mrs. Lamar Whatley has been
very sick in the jackson County
hospital for the past week. Tillie
Mary Ann Whatley has been sick
but is reported to be improving,
Willie Hearndon of Wade was
the weekend visitor of his son,
willis Hearndon and family.
MI. and Mrs. Van Hearndon of
Hurley were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Hearndon Friday.
Mrs. Ray Bishop and two chill
dren of Orange, Tex, are visiting
her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. j. R.
Bowers.
Mrs. Buddy eager had a pain
full accident Friday when she cut
her leg, requiring several stitches.
Mrs. j. E. Lampkin, Yvonne
and James Louis Of Foley, Ala,
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Hearndon and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Roberts
spent Saturday night in Agricola
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Roberts and attended camp
meeting at Salem Camp grounds
Sunday. Others from here attend
ing camp meeting were Miss
Mamie Mallette, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. S. Shattles.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. S. Coburn and
son, Mrs. c. C. Roberts and J. B.
Pearson attended the Jackson
County Association at Fort Bayou
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lillian Roberts was a Wis
itor in Agricola Tuesday and
Wednesday.
U. S. Coburn spent Saturday
in Grand Bay.
MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Blake Wis.
tied his sister, Mrs. Bearden, III
West Blodon, Ala, last week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15

Paul Delmas and Leroy Harris
entertained a few of their friends
on a hayride Saturday night.
Those on the outing were Betty
Jo and Billie Sue Brown, Joyce,
Dorothy Dell and Marguerite
Corley. Sue and Marlene Kelley,
Dorothy and Vernon Hutchinson,
Travis Corley, Thaddus Brown,
Jackie Delmas, Robert Ladnier,
Jr., Sonny Rice and William Day.
Best wishes are being extended
to Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark who
were recently married. Mrs.
Clark is the former Miss Dorothy
Brinkman and she made her
home with her aunt, Mrs. Henry
Young. Mr.. Clark is the son Of
MI. and Mrs. j. L. Clark of Kre-
ole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a baby daughter
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15

weekend guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Thompson.
Much to the regret of their
many friends, Mr.. and Mrs. B. d.
Berry and family are moving to
Mendenhall, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Campbell of
Mobile and son visited Mrs.
Campbell's sisters, Mrs. Henry
Under and Mrs. William Waller.
Bill Campbell and Mrs, William
Waller and Bobby Under spent
the day Saturday on a fishing
trip on Dog river.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Whatley
and children spent the day re-
Gently with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Whatley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reeves
have sold their home and are
moving to Arkansas.
Arnold Mcdaniel and Howard
Hill will leave this weekend for
a three-day visit in New Orleans.
Sarah Willis will leave this
weekend for North Carolina.
Henry Ugas and Eddie Ladd
went to Jackson Friday and on
their return brought William
Monroe Ugas home for, the week
end. He is a student at the
school for the blind in Jackson.
He returned to school Monday
and was accompanied by his
father, Henry Ugas.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Myers
of Mendenhall were guests last
week of the D. B. Berrys.
The Unity Baptist church has
announced preaching by the Rev.
Curtis Hollfield at both services
Sunday.
Mrs. Hazel Bucklew is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Hutchinson.
Mrs. c. L. May arrived home
this week from a visit in WILL
mington, o., with her daughter.
MI. and Mrs. Lewis DeGeer
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15

ried out the program theme
Famous Foods" and the table
was centered with a kitchen scene
cleverly done in miniature with
the chef standing by a kitchen ta-
bic as though preparing food
while a maid looked on. Tiny
muffin tins were used as salt and
pepper holders and miniature pots
holding arrangements of johnny
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15
o woMAN's CLUB


The October meeting of the
Anola Woman's club of Pasca-
.goula will be held at the Com
munity Activities building on 18th
street, October is at 2 p. m. Host
esses will be Mesdames Baylous
Stokes, E. F. O'Malley, Cooper
Roberts and Wade Hilliard.
On October Z. at Q p. m. a meet
ing of the executive board of The
club was held at the home Of
Mrs. E. F. O'Malley who was co
hostess with Mrs. r. B. Fox.
At this time the president, Mrs
w. B. Robertson, heard report!
from committee chairmen.
A social hour was enjoyed over
refreshments.