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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened.
closed. audited. statements; monthly tax
service; prompt; reasonable. SH. 1854.
AccoUNrANT-Audits. tax returns. by
expert. II yrs. experience; reasonable.
acCouNTANT, expert; books started, kept
s9sS ngss sfssH1sass 2H aG5
s5ss R9ySn ss learn sds son.' sei
4RBSGHITEcTuRAL CRAFTSMAN wishes to
g % S0Es Es at o homs sse evfninss % or sa Ga css
fs5s5 e Err seHhsAssIR %
25 years accounting, executive exper;. de-
sires ,nI ,penrImanent position. Phone Green
sUTLERUFiltpino wishes position in pvt.
family or take care bachelors quarters;
c6IfRsI f9h esrss
desires full time Job until FEB. /. MI.
slT sst s and pow ue4m..
care for semi-invalid or convalescent and
take complete charge of home; capable
reliable, sober, excellent driving record
free t9 travel; white. Box 42o-c, Star: 16'
experienced in reading blue prints and
construction. OIL. 1855 eve. IS.
on country place q farm with modern
LABOR RELATIONS EXECUTIVE. now
sssocase Smse Taos sh m or tads
sociation which needs alert. imaginative
labor relations director. Extensive expert
ence, union sotiations. planning per-
star. 15s
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MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved By GoyernmsnHt IH
Ak GoNDiTIoS1NG T1S Il e nn AND re refrisera @ ton
GI approved. modern training methods;
backed By Il knoT how Get started
dittonins is equipment. NEW YORK TECH,
fsf ssnnPf PkYN "a Mn SsTFuSToN ssss under
81 bill. Men, and women. Phone Oliver
fiiS PiHNo INSTRUCTION, by student of Wen
nese masters. former faculty member
BEAUTY OPERATIONS NEEDEp-Modern
training in all subjects. day, night and
sEIs 'fs5ss Get ea5 IT, 'ssas"s
tor 3. {: requirements ana d trainins
PiANo AND PIANo-AccoRDToN1Privste te
1897 Is$s. ) to pm eMvss M or Sat. 11S
f5AsS eHRow LEizSes fzSo %SnsR hssS =
PGobe 6es1nef oss y 4oo dus sv Or
SPANISH and n ! Spanish shorthand by native
university grad. with 20 Yrs teaching ex.
ps5 os rass ratss sroaps in foWn
GARCIA, 460S Ga. ave. NV, RA. 1870.
IT'S EASY AND FUN to learn the tunda-
by blackboard explanation; individual in
peryised ntSin PLAYING IeSfe0 new sfock, esrtied
inHsS T. pkSf Pss patented
dual steering and dual controls; prof IN, IN
METHOD DRIVER TRAINING. No. 1894.
sation practice by highly cultured widow. of
European diplomat HO. 1868.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, top-notch qualifications
yrs eess sseer want fums oS Ss ana VIII k.ss
me merth hopplns MS II IJs give you your money
Bsat mshssels yfsEs license pfssP S
ssf bkRR snd pbx 81 FaP RPns u Ne slf
Wshss Wh Stare p1s ca cth oW oS eitas gss rm s43'e
BookkEEpER-TYFisT, double entry
general ledger experience, desires eve
sdesusns es s % SoR sgsc g gts DuS
ions; ess e. gowns q seecislss: rssz; MIS- MISS
Sk sk 1879 eoorsa sdvns wshss A1 oS a. AP PsTsss
se;ouanntereirl or clerk in dry cleaners. FIR
GIRL, colored, wants JOB as ehilds nurse
GIRL, colored, desires Job as clerk or
fSa;lesg1irl; S;sss1r high school education. Can
Girls Is, "colored. desire general Office
work; 5 yrs sxper; knowledse movie Of Tying;
u LADY desires % "Us senersl % once WORK, includ-
ing bookkeeping; Immediately. Box 263-c,
MEDICAL SECRETARY, experienced. col
lege background; desires position in doc
tors office or hospital. Box 244-c' Star.
NURSE, s9lorsd, trsinsd; 3D. practical s+s e1Der-
564s
NURSE. practical. desires day duty, caring
for elderly pat,Msnt tMp ovMNS HIIlstde slao
zionist by young % Woman, native Wash
ingtonian; good typist with knowledge
Of shorthand. Box 164-C. Star. a.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. desires pri-
vate duty, caring for an aged woman or
man: hospital experience. DE. 1888. -15
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. care Of semi
invalid: willing to travel. ia. 1887.
TYPING-Enyelopes addressed at home.
WAITRESS-Night job wanted by exper.
colored girl; Call TW. 2l56 Wednesday,
WOMAN, colored, with food exper.; buying,
prepar, serving; wants working manager
small rest; night or day. Ho. 3s47 or
WILL DO TYPING evenings and week
ends Call AID OO55 14s
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned,
Rs Rsd % 1na adyssff UsD Al e.
spDING sfs aih MacHiNEs. a Hines rYrEwR1rERs pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea;;
ss yfe er F ST. sRs
ATTIC ROOMS completely Installed esti-
Rsn Es cantIasHr a6 mens MI Il Rpizo H fsah hAF0R
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK, large or
small contrscts retaining walls
sEfeKIAFEn sEhGA RE ana ana contractor. Dric1 C..
nss nsas ..ss :ns fireplace Nj So5s be-. 1se
BRICKLAYING-Fireplaces, chimneys, re-
tanning walls walks and p steps s,ls built and
CABINETMAKERs = Repairs. refnishing;
book and wall cases; corner and Kit cab a-
ns,s novelties displayS wte mech
CAMERA REPAIRs-slb 10th st. NV.
LM 4 sALgMT INC NC ,sa4.,.p IA 4711 J. N.
mestic makes repaired by own service
dept. BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE.
plastering. cementing. fire
quick service. Call MI. 1915, ask for Mr.
pains,Rg and ss'asna nsps5 hansins ling
AINsWORTH, RA. 4s1s.
RPENTRY-Complete remodeling. cabi-
nets made to order; work guaranteed. Cali
DE. 7434 for free estimates. 10. N
CARPENTRY-Attics finished, recreation
ylnaoyI Essidfntia initial or aas9 commercial j. E.
AND CABINET woRK-Re-
pairs or new work: free estimates; white
mechanic. Ewes, GE. 592T. -15
ssa psnR9 sns S any daS
se.yss rstsS 1RK Ii 4 stoS ST s,nds Kitchen
cARffNfEk cifRa ssSfT WORK in special cabinets,
tables. shelving etc For associa tions "a and NJ
sEoRaE kSoIE wh hous! ss7e Wass
sss DeeS 5Rf e. Be
GEEAsise cM Mn dfy fEyraonsfEKED n!sft ruKs and
rugs, home or once. machine cleaned;
work guaranteed For estimates. call
Mh NEEcTkd fETtEx ArffnASoEs Fn sas aaz AND
repairs and new installations. Prompt
EsIEsf IA 91 icFSssb Ri s2 in Md Is. and
installation IN Of al Kinds. uN o5o5. 80
ELECTRIC WIRING-Repairs, emergency
Srns nc s5eh eharse nafs or a. Ros
supervised by licensed master electrician.
ELE;CTRiC WIRING repairs, new plugs
switches and services; no Job too small.
Call RE. $500. A. P. wOODSON CO.
ELECTRIC WIRING, commercial and resi-
Dental olo and new work. ventilating.
extra outlets, repairs. REGAL ELECTRIC
CO. 360s Ga ave. RA Sa91
FLOOR SANDING-Plasti-Kote finish. Re
auires no waxing; free est. HAWKINS 6
MEYER, UN. 1923, CO. 1859. IA
FLOOR SANDING and rehnishing. Call
FLOOR SERVICE, low prices, experienced
operators. Call for free estimate, TR.
1896. -19
FLOORS sANDED and refinished: old
floors made to look like new: reasonable:
work guaranteed MORRIS SH. 22T7.. 49,
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED; skilled
white mechanics; very reasonable price.
DU. 6T1S any time, CHAS. r. COVER,
FLOORS SANDED and finished. cleaned
and waxed; work done Md, Va, D. c.
@. TAYLOR, WA. 1129. --16
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

oaAkWoMYAN, zAi Y W fyPeTissgaseed, ssgs willing day or
pays WoRK or Jss1 regular asss xeEk wanted
GR os fssrfs sx ssss s0.i .er in 'p Wed
GIRL, colored, wants mornings, Tues,
Wed; Thurs, Fri; best refs; 66c hour
GIRL, industrious, colored, wishes days
Wok VOL MGnday ay oeaek ST. ss
G1F so49 sssIsd fs:1f; &sH stSE ess Ting
GIRL, GIRL colored, wants part-time or days
work experience In cooking. laundry and
cleaning. Ex. 1892,
GiR GIRL - wants Td6s work by day or b, ,sg week
GIRL, coiored. wishes to care for L Or 2
children. Full or part-time: AD 5l25
GIRL. colcred, wants part-time sewing or
GIRLS (2), colored; wish morn: work. $50
to- to So Pm; ossI ysry reliable; no Sat- no Sun
:! w. sns sEE., by A2s R1ss IL P
LAUNDREss, coiored. work by day. Con-
MOTHERS HELPER and baby sitter; girl,
from 5 pm to, . pm, LU: 1904;
WOMAN. colored, wants part-time work OF
WOMEN, colored. desire part-time clean
ing, 8 to IL pm. Call DU. s4s2 after
7 pm
WOMAN, colored for gh.w., full or part
time, morning or afternoon hours 9-l2
and 1-5. HO. 1924.
WOMAN wants full or part-time. morning,
or evening, DAYS work; local references.
NO, 114S.
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. wants days
work Call CO. 1856.
COOK. colored. stay nights: $40 wk.: ref.
WISH TO PLACE my excellent maid, Sat.
and Mon. Call Thurs. after am,
ExPERIENCED EXP 1SHs WOMAN. colored, wants
days work. S5 plus carfare. NO. 9076.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS. Al remodeline. carpentry
mastering. painting, etc; tree estimates
coF &c Re e rms s
attics. finished in knotty pine: Nuwood
planking and 9eletex tile; bars porchss,
arranged; 3 W. RUSS, days, VI. 1925;
CARPENTRY. brickwork, plastering, fire.
ing, heating. All work fully guaranteed.
Save 296o during January. MR.. HuDGINs.
ADDITIONAL CoNCRETE-cement work,
footlngs, driveways- porches. basement frs.
ssRs as' Sss aAG If sns ATT neS ssf SPFe r.
I'd. ne. Ii. $3.50, FIR. o645. Home inn
provement specialists. Paint. paper. water
proof tile linoleum, etc. Free Estimates.
Bsrs walls cp
& 3 H. BUILDERS, Spruce o4ol or En-.
ttoHMERCIAL AND HOME REPAIRS. re-
RGdsNisf WaRNER eSSsEIgs coNTR1cT1Na CO.. No $500
FLOOR Nothing put the pes,
aaet easlnf finsssilations. tt Rruee finishes FLooR-
INC N soSTSSzeToFs IS q NC: 1912 Wisson-
esfimstes as Gls liberal al term terms' PORTER CON
GENERAL CONTRACTING, remodellng,
roofing, siding Guaranteed work. Prompt
service MURRAY & MURRAY, CHI 1145
6 am. to 10 pm "a
GENERAL CONTRACTOR-Nsw building.
remodeling. repairing, oak flooring, con-
crete work, etc; estimates free. c. A..
HYATTSvIILE CONTRACTING CO., roof
ns iae Ponshs 81
WA S486, days or evenings.
KITCHEN REMODELING-Imme in
stallation OF the new Kitchen Maid Flow
less steel sinks. We do entire Job. involv-
ing carpentry. electrical work. plumbing.
plastering painting and linoleum. Also
painting and decorating. MODERN HOME
CO.. 1915 Conn. ave NV. Ma. 6710.
REMODELNG- REPAIRING. interior and
exterior; carpentry. painting. papering,
iced; free estimates Contract or time
and material CAREY WINSTON con-
STRUCTION CO., co. ee75,
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

RADIO ENG, $500 mo. (MD; degree in
elect, radio or electronics; yrs. expr. !;
aeronautical mechanic. degree N; F.; ia,
miliar designing, 5-6 yrs. exp. ShnO-SI0o
mo-: physicist with degree, S50Q-S600 mo- !;
RsRg PsRggossEE shsEs sERvc III i5 fsi sA st. ssso
FYP1sTs h1Hp 8 snufSSi 1s5S, $40 vk. up a.; some
HILL SEC. IF.), $500 to S.. 900
yr. up, expr,, under 35, snappy ,secy. Assoc.
secretary, start $500. Legal secretary,
radio law, S55 wk. UP. y-bookkeeper,
sales corp, $50 wk. UP. Medical secretary,
5-day wk, 500 500 up secy' ady corr, 2
day wk, $3.50 Need 80. good stenos.-
secretaries daily at unusual salaries. Free
registration Call in, Mr.. Bruce, RIM. 200,
at PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV,
PEI PERsoNNEL COUNSELOR, man, white;
must be thoroughly familiar with indus
trial, commercial Washington; interviews
4-6 pm; salary and bonus: excellent
FREE-Have YOU taken our personality
aptitude test as an aid toward more
satisfactory ofnce position? AT YOUR
SERVICE EMPLOYMENT CENTER, 1925
TYPisTS, $40 wk: need 25, must be good,
exper. Telephone oper.-typist. $1,000.
Addressoeraph operator, use mimeo., 81
up Bookkeeper, simple work; s45 wk.
keeper. full charge. $3.50 mo Need 100
new applicants daily for unusual positions;
thousands are placed. See Miss Evans or
Miss Black BOYD'S, 1888 p, MA. 1898,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, professional: 8 switches:
very reas. Cali at "a Anacostia I'd. Sc,
ACCoRDiON. 12O bass. famous Italian
make, excellent condition. beautiful case
and music stand; sacrifice. CO. 1870 be-
tween 1880 pm. or RE 1852 during day.
ADDING MACHINES. sundstrand. Bar.
rett Burroughs; $50. CAPITAL RENTAL
OFFICE MACHINE CO., s25 10Th st. NV
ADDING MACHINE. hand operated: good
cond S35. Call MA. 1887. -iS
AFGHAN. hand crocheted, wool. oriEnt
variessted eolorS. black BACKGROUND. b2x
81. A5 or best offer under. 1903 North
CAPITOL st., End a.. left or phone HI. 1926.
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PERSONAL.

DID You KNOW THAT your rugs and up
Cleaned in your home or once? Ready for
use same day. AETNA RUG g. UPHOL-
STERY CLEANING CO. Ma. 1899. 22s
the story; piano: privacy: parking; pre-
war prices. SOUND STUDIOS. RE. 1884.
THE OLIVER NURSERY KrNpERGAktTfEN.
all day snd half day programs; small
group, trained teachers, Call Gil. 56ee.
1721 N. veitch ST.. Arlinston, Va. --1s
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DOMESTIC

FULL TIME, live in, $50 per wk.; live
out. 75e per hr. straight working, 5h
days, per VIZ. Part time, mornings and
evenings, S19, so: 6-day wk. Day workers,
membership means higher wages and bet
ter working cond. for domestic workers.
NATIONAL NEGRO DOMESTIC WORK
ERS' ASSOCIATION, 1888 7th st. NV.
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HoME IMp. coMPANles fce..., :,

REMODELING-Homes and stores, recrea.
tion rooms . speciality: Al workmanship
cT end 1855 ssso1as oI az ue g. !, y "a as
BEAUTIFY YOUR OH BATH, Kitchen
recreation room with our lovely colored
tile. Free estimates Time payments
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MIAMI OR TAMPA, want 4 passengers;
1947 Chrysler limousine: will leave Jan. ] Z
to 10. Call between 6 and pm. only
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WOMAN, colored, wan
days work. S5 plus carfare. NO. 9076.
Evening star., 1948-01-14

COOK, for Institutional home; perm. posi-
ton, pleasant working conditions; good
salary, rm. and board Box TAD, Star.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02
pAscAGouLA CHRONICLE STAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

Mrs. Katherine Johnson, mother
Of Mr.. Johnson, in Crowville, La.
his brother, Jessie, in Delhi, La,
and other relatives in Rayville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Adams and
Mrs. Lillian Cochran returned
Tuesday from Nederland, Tex,
where they attended the funeral
of Mrs. Cochran's brother-in-law,
John Sanderson.
Miss Lula Mae Guillotte, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
Guillotte, quietly celebrated her
sixteenth birthday Wednesday
night with a few of her friends.
Feature of the party was the
cutting of a huge birthday cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Merrill an
nounce the birth of twins, a girl
and boy. at the Jackson County
hospital June 10Th. They have
been named Leta June and Ron
aid Joseph.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02

The Gautier Woman's FEEDER
ated Club will entertain at a So
cial meeting and Husbands
night" Thursday. July 8, at 1880
D. m, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Quinn Plans for
this meeting were made Thurs
day when the organization met
al the home of Mrs. Walter Full
er with Mrs. Verne Barnes, first
vice president, presiding in the
absence of Mrs. Phillip Chestnut.
Refreshments were served by
with Mrs. Tait's parents. Mrs.
present
Scouts Co to Camp
Seven members of the Gautier
Scout Troop 288 and Scoutmaster
X. Nj. Holloway left Sunday for
a week camp at Camp Towanda
near Virgins. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. X. M.
Holloway and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Shaw. Scouts who attended
are Talmadge Shaw. Audy Kent
Ladner, James and Leonard Full
er, H. c. Penton, Jr., Earl Gau-
tier and Frank Jones.
Baptizins Sunday
The Rev. j. l.. Reeves Of the
First Baptist church of Gautier
baptized eleven new members
Sunday afternoon in the river.
Those who were baptized were
Norma Kate Holloway. Mrs. A. j.
Holloway. Billy Nichols, Ray Pc
terson, Gaynell Thomas, Dolores
Rouse, Barbara Ruth and Lowell
Martin. Mary Wier, Bill Roberts
and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts. Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02
News From Coulter.
Woman S Federated Club Plans Social
And Husbands Niuht For Next Week

Laura Guillotte joined the church
by letter and there were 40 re-
dedications.
Miss Mary Elsie Peterson re-
turned Saturday from her vaca-
ton spent in Gulfport visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Nora Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Johnston
and daughter, Claudia, are on va
cation.
Calvin Thomas is spending his
vacation in Sellers visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Calvin Shaw,
and other relatives.
Agnes Jones spent her vacation
it Mt. Olive. Miss, visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Tressie Brown. She
Was accompanied home by her
cousin, Patricia Ann Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Legree Couey
and infant son visited Mrs. Cou-
ey's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. b. Townsend, Sunday en- route
from Mobile to their home in New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Golden and
family of Mobile spent the week
end with Mr.. Golden's sister, Mrs.
Newton Gautier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence TAFT of
Chickasaw spent the weekend
with Mrs. Tait's part.lts, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Ladnier.
Mrs. Della Martin returned
Friday from Jackson where she
has been with her son-in-law and
daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Kell
Penton.
Dorothy Lou Morse, 10-yesr-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Garvis
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r ALLIGATOR

Proof that large alligators in
habit the Gulf Coast waters was
evidenced this week when an
alligator hide measuring IA feet
was brought to a local buyer.
The live alligator is estimated to
have weighed 1000 pounds and
was killed in Bayou Kreole near
Live Oak Ridge by Clifton Perry,
local commercial fisherman.
This is one of the largest ALI
gators killed thus far but it is
estimated some even larger than
this one are in local and near
by waters.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02

Morse, was taken to Jackson
County hospital Saturday suf-
fering with a kidney ailment.
Friends wish her a speedy recov-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Holloway of
Poplarville, visited Mrs. Hollo-
ways parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Rouse. over the weekend.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Jack Brewer of
Jackson visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Clifford Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Wilkerson returned
Sunday from Pensacola after
spending a weeks vacation Wis
ting relatives there.
j. c. Trussell, ST., was oper-
ated on at the Providence Infirm-
airy in Mobile, Monday, June 81,
and is doing nicely at this time.
Herman Salisbury, who has
been very i'll for the past month,
Is able to be up.
Hal Vaughn of Jackson spent
the weekend at home with his
wife.
Vernon Lynn Rouse, four-week-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Rouse, has been i'll.
Robert Hunt returned from
Kosciusko where he has been
visiting his grandparents.
Mrs. Mabel Franklin returned
from her vacation spent visiting
relatives in north Mississippi.
Mrs. X. NJ. Holloway and chill
dren left Sunday for a two-weeks'
visit to Carriere where they will
visit relatives.
Little Carolyn Guillotte, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Guillotte,
arrived Saturday by plane from
New York City to spend several
! weeks visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. l.. Shove Of Biloxi and Mrs.
Peter Guillotte of Gautier. She
will be joined later by her par
ents.
Chester Yocum and Hermes
Lldnier spent the weekend in
Mobile.
w. c. Yoeum spent the week
end at home from the Veterans
hospital in Biloxi and is some
what improved.
Miss Betty Lee Thomas and
Miss Mayfax Gautier returned
from New Orleans Monday where
they have been for the past ten
days visiting Mrs. Kate Parsley
and Miss Mary Lou Parsley,
grandmother and aunt of Miss
Thomas.
Mrs. John Quinn and two chill
dren arrived Monday to visit MI.
and Mrs. Wallace Quinn.
Miss Marion Jones, daughter
of MI. and Mrs. F. L. Jones, en-
tered training at the Charity hos
pital in New Orleans Monday.
She was accompanied to New Or
leans by her father, Frank Jones,
and brother, Frank, and a friend,
Jack Martin.
Andy Bond and Tommy Rob-
erts and Hermes Ladnier enlisted
in the navy Wednesday in Biloxi,
They are home until further or
ders.
Mrs. Allie Lagrone and Mrs.
Mary McKinstry of Burnley, Calf,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Fuller from Saturday until Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. @. johnson
and children returned Tuesday
from their vacation. They visited
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02
Malcolm Hinton And
Guy Fdggdrd Attend
All Forestry Comp

Two Jackson county boys, Guy
Faggard of Wade and Malcolm
Hinton of Harleston, attended
the All Club camp at Roosevelt
park held June % through July
2, Avery w. Mauldin, assistant
county agent, announced.
These two boys were sponsored
by international Paper Company
and the Dantzler Lumber COM
pany respectively.
Mr.. Mauldin who accompanied
the boys stated that the camp is
devoted to conservation, soil, for
estry, and wild life. The program
of activities includes recreation
and contests. The park is located
near Morton.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02
Holl-Jocobson Troth
Announced by Mr..
And Mrs. R. J. Holl

A news item which recently APP
peared in the Carthagenian of
Carthage, Miss, and which will
be of interest to many in Pasca-
goula is the announcement of
the engagement of Miss Virginia
Sue Hall, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert julius Hall of that
city to Mr.. Carl Lin jacobson, son
of Mrs. C. j. Jacobson of Pasea-
goula.
Plans are being made for a fall
wedding. Miss Hall, who is a sister
of Mrs. A. M. H rdy of Pascagou-
la, has made her home in this
city for the past year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02
Y TEEN GIRLS TO CAMP

Jean Brinkman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brinkman, and
Katherine Adams. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Adams de-
parted Saturday for Camp Rock
brook near Macon, Miss, where
they will enjoy an outing OF
about ten days. Jean, who was
president of the Junior Y-Teen
last year, and Katherine, who is
the present incumbent, were sent
to the camp by the club. Next
week, Marilyn Hennrichs will go,
also under the sponsorship of the
club.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02

The Hawaiian word ukelele
means literally Jumping flea,
and was applied to the instru-
ment because of the swift motions
of players fingers over it.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-02

Hieroglyphics was a dead Ian
guage for more than 1,400 years
because modern mankind could
not decipher it.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Oil Industry Breaks All Records SuppIying
Biggest Demand in History ..7aas maritime ngcan2

When you stop to think that America has more
oil burners, more automobiles trucks and buses,
more farm tractors, more Diesel trains and air
line planes than ever before it is easv to see
why SO much oil is needed and whv If is ;nnor-
tant to use oil wisely.
Home owners, you can help by using less oil
this w'nter-and you'll save money, too 1t is
simple and easy. Here is how: Save monev bv
Evening star., 1948-09-19

having your whole heating system checked now.
IT you have an old oil burner that is inefficient.
ask what your yearly saving would be when YOU
replace it with one of the new, more efficient
units
If you do not install new unit, have your
present equipment put in best operating condi-
tlon In any case, get storm windows, and put in
Misunderstanding and insulation CAS- the home
Evening star., 1948-09-19

DoAESTsc FUEL OIL. Demand for fuel
oil has increased tremendously since
1888. Today, over twice ~ many oil
burners are used in heating our homes,
schools and hospitals.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

With mere than 3h millisu oil bvrpers
heating American homes, schools and hospi-
tals, it is important to use fuel oil wisely. If
you have an old style oil burner, consider
replacing it now with one of the new fuel
saving models. You save money. :. get better
heat use less fuel oil
Evening star., 1948-09-19

owner in the picture has done) They will help
keep your heat inside your home-give you more
value for your fuel oil dollar
The oil industry will continue to work around
the-clock to do its job Right now more oil is
being produced and delivered than in any pre-
vious year. Oil is energy for America. Oil means
more comfort, better living, greater convenience
for you. Use it-but be sure to use it efficiently
Evening star., 1948-09-19
New York l9, N. Y.

LUBRICANTS: Americas farms, rail
roads. mines and factories use more lubri-
cants all the time. To meet this ever
increasing demand, lubricant production
has been increased $3.50 since 1898.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

GASOLINE: Today over 81 million We
hicles travel u. S. highways - 7 million
more than in 1888. Passenger cars use
around 700 gallons of gasoline yearly.
trucks, buses use more.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-25

Russian church and in the alter. noon he visited Griffin Memor- ial Hospital. Later, accompanied by A. A. Owen IT,, he toured the town talking to friends and prospective voters.
 On his trip from Anchorage MT. Bartlett was accompanied by Clarence Keating, Democratic candidate for the house.