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Evening star., 1948-03-03
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

GIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
81 bill. Men, and women. Phone Oliver
auTo%oBiLE aiSS Nc sHLf DRIVING LEssoNs-Nev
duaI-control cars. Let us help you be
safe driver; pickup service. Gil. 6osS
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day, night and
part-time classes; get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved
for D. c. requirements and G1 training,
1910 N. Y ave. ME. TITS. Estab. 1918.
LEARN TO DRIyE-Look for the two
steering wheels; permits, D: C., Md. and
Va EASY METHOD SCHOOL, NO. 1749.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, al
subjects taught. Approved BY Government
for GI training. WAH-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 g st NV" D1: l762.
composition; specialize in children DE.
ACME SCHOOL for dental technicians
mechanical denistry-Personalized method
OF teaching; first school licensed in N. j.
to train dental technicians: 3 classes daily
In preliminary and advanced mechanlcal
dentistry: CT benefits. Enroll today. out
of-town students aided in billeting. II
william St. Newark. N ]. Market 3-2557
PIANO INSTRUCTION at. your home eve
ninRs and Saturdays: So monthly; begin
ners preferred. By EMILY SMITH, dupont
6Rc- g
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DELICATEssEN; 18th and Columbia I'd I'd.
Pv a2'ns < 100 g sss15y bGpSsF ea5sf st322s
6IsrRsuTSRs GH RE SS5s II Tor 70 Egadq9phs e ehee
SA1Fs AT2ssEN Gq i1t FsndGDh s s4rnf Fl doing
$4,000. wkly.; upper Georgia ave, location:
take tax puts out; iow low rent. 1o-yr. lease. well
equipped; a real money-maker; price only
$4,000. including $6,5OQ stock: terms,
STOCK. St aiSOo Bos HoLIANpER 5Ezcusiys Bro
ke 1902 az aye W. ~ S4s
part Of a national organize tion, devoted
ST !. 900: salary for active MANAGEMENT,
e bsautitai places IS l,r in Met5opollfan sli ~
to record. including salary. $4,000 In
answer give references, financial and mari
tai status. Plus personal description. Write
sS7-6os S0f sS-6' 81 siaf fN.w-New modern store.
fiuorescent lighting, beautiful show win
business. j. A WEfNBERG CO. 1907
SNAIL nst9 al new y, os5
aooSISd aeao Sfs St House, otNr 300 block of st:
mo. "a Y: lease: sood furniture: income
quoted, S241 mo. plus nice apt with bath
on st floor: seller Will consider small
down payment to reliable buyer. EDWIN
L: ELLIS. 1910 Vermont ave, Rm 2l7,
No. I.-FoUNTAIN LUNCHEoNETTE, mid
town; Ayr. trans1. lease at reas. rent; well
fixtured and easy to operate; good even lor
a beginner who is not afraid to work. Call
the live-wire broker, BILL SIMONS, EX.
61s1: eve. Tourkin, NE. 0514.
A PROFITABLE ASSOCIATION with an
established builder-deVeloper is offered to
a person capable of handling the office
work on a full or part-time basis. rea-
sonaple investment. is required to expand
to develop the excellent connections we
Dental. BOX s3s-K, Star. g.
HAVE UP TO $1,000 to invest in a busi-
ness as an equal partner What have you?
fSS kTDDEN 1GlSk & Conn. INC, SAY: One of
our INQUIRIES today was-Is it true that
you can sell our store without advertls-
ng2 Our answer was yes. You see We
have people calling US all the, time for
grocery stores. drugstores, valet shops,
store with US today and our business bro
kerage dept, is at *our service. Gail Mr..
Weinreb 1924 K st. NV, today. EX.
51O5; ewes DE S640 -6
BOOMING HOUSE, N.W.-c1 rms, 5Ez b.,
oil heat, gar. income quoted 5000. Price
$500. Terms. KEAcH d PURCELL, EX.
20 VENDING MACHINES for sale. due to
change in hours owner not able to con-
tinue with them; price reasonable. DU
6Q36. 9 am. to 3 pm.
CHEF. 25 yrs exper.. desires concession in
restaurant or luncheonette. Box 30S-K, ),
Star.
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PERSONAL fcanf. ]

PROSPECTIVE USED CAR BUYERS-Fol
honest and competent advice, take q
mechanic with you; $40 fee. SH. 4799.
LIBRARY RESEARCH-BackRrou data
supplied on any subject; charges by tht
hour; foreign sources available. Box
81 30 PER HOUR, 4-door sedan with
driver for deliveries or short trips: day
light only. BOX 443-L, Star. IS
TINE ON YOUR HANDS? II you are un-
married, OF good character and enjo5
hiking, fShing. DANCING, cards. bowling
JON JUST FOR FUN CLUB, 1912 20tE
s, nv. DE. 25OO, 1 to 8 pm. o.
POPULAR PIANO taught by experienced
teacher. 1873 Meridian pl. NV, AID. 1863
TWO GRADUATE NURSES have room TO,
ssmi,inyalid or elderly person for care
Slip CovERIEs, DRAPERIEs-co. 5000
D 5-dsy & ~ deliyery; Use your fabric. DAG
MAPLE LANE NURSING HOME has va
cancy for male or female patient: 24-hr
trained nursing care; under medical
supervision. WO. 1855 or SH. 7644. =
Evening star., 1948-03-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont, F,

ROOFs-Aiumbreila coating waterproofs,
insulates. renews old roofs: work guaran,
tssd: free est estimates. c. e. JEFFERSON
SooFiNc. Zoo N iiaR, sIbIse. CUTTERS: all 5IRas,
new and repairs no Job so, too small. MuR-
RooFING-All types roofs repaired new
slate, Stag and tin roofs; general sheet
metal work, guttering and downspouts; no
@Cpss so4s tres sesn est. 20 0n5s q. B. TaoMAs Il
ROOF REPAIRS, cutters and downspouts,
ing. call MR.. WEIGHT. ,RA. s446. -
ne keoF spoatns tnsn 81 s an
Ra,n'ns frss sst e. e. Gnag ", sRo%N oSH aD M s Ss4
SLIP COVERS, drapes, custom-built. fur
s1ES sAoS ST RassS!sis Ssas hAEoR
sToNE, FLAGsToNE AND cEMENT-spe-
stons sso cement te' driVes @ porchss was
msess ssses rsf' sa jERRY fsaEs ess AT s5e s free e
TILE .t. REPaIks, iba Ao wo5k gk, guaranteed NJ j.
TiPEWRITIRs cleaned: oiled and adjusted
ypEWR1g AZ TSgf gaasansssds n a.. r. s4ts l UNITED
TsGToN Tsss.ee fuTs9ofeET uPRoLsTEEY Co.. 1909 st.
: VENETiAN ini ia 0HIGi BLINDS CLEANED, CSC up to
8 IT. wide and #. long Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern machine
q ING CO; ao2, 18th St ~ nv ppU pU $500
Easy, Maytag. etc: mos. guar: 4S,hr.
serv. GARY APPLIANCE CO.. DU. $500.
wATERPRooFING, Tyler cement pipe
drainage. flagstone and cement work.
F. MARCgGcio. Rockvills s5ss. - :,
CALL MOORE, GIL. 1896, for finished
atties, recreation rooms, new additions
BUILDERS, ATTENTIoN-Limited quantity
36-in: gas ranges avail. for immed. del.
FOR cAKPENTER WORK and altsra-
tions, small Jobs especially, call HO. 1915
DAVID JAMES. lilo Clifton st. NV.
HAVE YOUR BASEMENT watergroofed
PoLITAN WATERPRooFING CO., phone
GnARaSfEE6 GA Ra.aS1i6 HOME HOME IMPROVEMENTS
We do papering, painting, weather,
stripping plumbing. roofing, flooring and
Inmates; small mo payments. Call Mr..
shifrin, FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO.,
915 New York ave. NV, MA. 7416. 3
LET US ESTIMATE your painting and
perience in Washington. RALPH SULI-
VAN, 1476 Newton NV CO. 1920. g.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, black, Soprani, ampliphonic
model, 100 bass. 1s-tone control. Cali
AccctoRDIoNs ts>, Horners; guitar. 227
ADpiNG MACHINES, new and rebuilt, all
oar ssts W. fne NE Sa Psf
CO., 143l E. Capitol; LII. oos2. $50 to
sDbaG & tnsednf MAehNf easFeay Victor portab. size
and weight, oaew new and unused lever-opsr-
ALTM1NUM SHEETS, es-sauge, sexse;
quantities. MccREA EQUIPMENT CO.,
~ \ STEEL abr @
buildings, all sizes engineered and erected
by DUPONT IRON WORKS, Ma 1866.
AUTO PARTS. new and used, guaranteed:
caps. grilis;. lights. water and fuel bumps
RSeE *SsS' 1875 ieasns sAs
BABY GARRiAGE, ghayer, collapsable
eoaeh, excellent Condition sa5 Call ait "a "a
BABY CARRIAGE, cost sos when new, will
sell for 500 used 3 months. FIR. $500.
BABY . Thays5 c0mpsss z VIII
BABY CRIB, lined OAK drop sides, with
beth in perfect cond Can RA: 614e; ~ a.
Standard ses ea91rns sse drep
eosed esfe panesd sye sptns RaRe
tions, s3s ss: adjustable springs to .
nsheE h1iens sspssf matress mat scn to e. s.
BERGER'S. 3412 14th st, NV, DU. 3444.
Juvenile Furniture Exclusively. Open eyes
RASS VIOLIN. import fat back; S145
BATHTUBs. 5-ft., built-in, new and used;
BED, dbIe., solid maple, s mos old, with
coil springs and Beautyrest mattress, nd
sitabe sna faeif for fp0n narseTy epg0 SO O. W 56
BED mahogany high 4-poster; spring and
inner-spring mattress; like new, used very
little; also 3.pc. sterling silver tea service;
sacrifice. TIE. 5412. -o.
BED, single. with new spring and s mat matt
looks like new RA. 614G,
good condition DU. 1000. Apt. 30s.
BEDS {.I, twin, metal. coil springs, ex-
cellent innerspring mattresses, $50 eaeh-
BED BED LEGs-Hollywood beds can be made
from your coil or box springs We install.
BED sEpRooMa eeda suITE-Beautiful, modern, 8
piece Of matched walnut Gncl. twin beds,,
ss speeialy Ill E4s4 nsas for owner new condition
BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM, DINETTE-
Are you looking to furnish your 1-room
apartment economically? Turner's, s23
We can take care Of your problem for as
low as S79 Turner's also has bedrm..
living rm. and dinette outfit for as low as
1853 This outfit consists of q bed, chest,
dresser with plate-glass mirror, or the
choice of vanity instead OF, dresser
spring, comfortable mattress and pillows.
For the living room Turner'S furnishes
you with a sofa made by Serta, an-spring
constructed, which can also be used as a
bed, and two matching. comfortable chairs.
For the dinette, Turner'S furnishes you
with a drop-leaf table and chairs. All
the above merchandise is brand--new and
all can be had for the advertised price OF
venience No interest or finance charges
for credit All payments made in the
with, Turner's is open evenings until
D m :: Mondays and Thursdays until g 2. m.
TURNER'S. 923 G st. NV, MA. 1857.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
PER RSokAL.

LET ME SIT WITH YOUR CHI Ex &
perisnSsd LADY o5S, SO cents nE Isse peS -t; -
DAY CARE for small children and board.
Ss eo osITfRs lfsS trGm GRmRSisfRrmotber, f Dm b.
safe Call DI. 1900 for investigated SIT
ters sspSdR Sonasd R NsHRY
2o25 Eye st. NV. BY appointment, Re
GaHoosr WRITING by experts: speeches,
blocks efs ca EH siso ER Saes
TELEvIsIoN at less than 81 ,day, com
Rf'f Rsf partsasss N1 asp0s b. ?a99e uPtI
OLD P. RUDOLPH SALES CO, .3l4 Ran
dolph pl. ne. AID. 4454 or AID. 4455.
SING, PLAY OR SPEAK, record tells the
copyns soUNb PrlsTfUI sTU1ds ss4
WILL BUY your 194s car If you need cash si
for delivery, and give you nice cash psoht' sa
GIRLS, get a word portrait of yourself,
composed and written in poetic language
by a professional writer. Box l73-K. Star.
"oLD AT 40, so. CO.," MAN. You're
TONIC TABLETS pep up up bodies lacking kim
Women 1Font cal call !oId" ep'" New We get acauainted'
s6y s5s only VI druggists aanss or other
asahsF 9EssE a6STHER tfSf2 sF1Dios CO sSs
MASQUERADE and theatrical costumes for %
HoRTENs1A LANGLoTz, Ho. 1900.
PERMANENT, 81. shampoo and nnger
wage. 50c No appointments MABELLE
HONOUR scHo@GL @ i349 & h Z ave o,.
skill in dressmaking, restylins and alteTa- uI1s
LEA ENGEL (formerly 9TH ave. N W,
l11o F St. NV. centrally located above
Sei9np5A n YOU ARE REM IN NEED or Joan UP to
$500 call Miss Wright. sH. $3.50
nv Waves ses Gs9rsa So shampoo
angerwave. SOC. No appointments; All
work done by advanced students. VAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 @ Ut.
DID DID YOU KNOW spring is just around the
corner? Rugs and upholstered furniture
Rssdy toE saps days Say AETNA Ns Ssas BUG :. :
pFSSTTAaSSiETnna SpFFSTAS ETnnacaaNNTcIAN@JosEPH EnaaNT RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs
sos l4th St NV. 14th ana MA: pa.5
ALTERATIONS on all LADIES Ear garments enss
,4fn and St esiens co open
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home: ne, or
Sc, white or colored; and Md. COX d CO.
WANTED-Home with supervision fol
elderly lady: physical health good; nc
ahLI5TSERsATIoNS hI5SlTsA 1iS AND DREssMAKING done
bv professionals, quickly and reasonably:
Snecializing in costumes, suits and gowns;
yon PAM -WRIGHT-RIDDL .2004 Florida
ave. NV. between goth St. nv ane
Connecticut ave. 2nd moor. leteps9SSi'
Dupont 663e.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,


ASSOC. sECY., S225 mo. Do; legal exper
helpful; air-conditioned BLDG, beautiful l.; o..
fices; perm. future Medieal seeyd sonds cilnle
section, $50 wk Embassy secy., meeting
int. people, S175. stenog., small ONCE
S175 up Export secretary. 5,day wk
Sis5 up. Dozens of others See M1st
Young JEst. .l6 yrsl, the friendly agsnSy en- y
visit today. Ma. 2114, PERSONNEL SEHV'
FHYsIc11sT. to $3.50 mo. (m;) must
have degree and exper; aeronautical me
chanical, designer and engineer. with de-
gree and exper:, to $3.50 mo, Several ex-
ceptional openings nov, See EN-, Miss sI!. Mor- y
fcE. 1911 q st. NV. Ma; Pip: oz
sTENoG:. s275 mo- Im) y unss5 sss5: 30; c,srE sT
General ONCE. S35 wk bookkeepers, tt
$50 xk. up; typists Go.' fast to Sl5G dn; mo
nons today. RE $3.50. FORD EMP
SERVICE 9I3 18th st. W.. near Eye.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
MOTOR TRAVEL

YOUNG MAN driving to Miami; leaving
Wed or Thurs; can take 4; references ex-
changed Call SH 1884. 8"
DRIVING CALIFORNIA-Young lady de-
sires woman companion to share expenses
leave March I. Cali Gil, 5647. 8.
March 8; can take another lady; share
expenses Phone Elk. 1000, MRS. GOOD
ING; Fri. rs pm. or Sat, 81 pm. 81
$3.50 PER H0URN-door sedan with
driver, for deliveries or short trips, day
light only Box 443-L. Star. -5
NIAGARA FALLS-Round trip, take g.
leaving Friday. Mar. 5; return Sunday,
Mar. =. Call AT S117. ~
ARE You GOING TO NEW YORK, Phila-
delphia this Friday? Two vacancies in
AT Buick convertible; share expenses. Call
after g, Ia. 4012 4
LEAVING FRIDAY for Miami. Fla; want
one or two passengers: exchange refer
ences; new, heavy car. Ii. 1889, 8 to
Evening star., 1948-03-03
SITUATIONS Msh and woMEh.

WOMAN with Q children, Will clean ant
manage small rooming house for small
salary and quarters; city refs. Box All
COUPLE, colored. wish ianitor work, light
in ret. for apt: good ref; no children
Call all day Thurs. and Fri. before pm,
Evening star., 1948-03-03

NO. 6s-sELF- -sERV. MKT, $4,000 wk
bus. cash and carry; low rent and long
lease: beautiful fixtures; closed Sun; priced
low. terms.
No 43-Grocery, beer, colored sec, $3.50
wk. bus; 4-room apt. included in the low
rent of 500 mo- 81, 800 down. bal
easy terms.
No. 39-s-s. DGs, doing 1900 wk.
and large mod apt; low rent and long
lease; first time offered $4,000, plus
stock terms. Consult BILL SIMONS. the
live-wire broker, EX. 6ls1; eve, Sindler,
Evening star., 1948-03-03

0onttnusd On Nsxs PsgS5
Evening star., 1948-03-03


FUR JACKET, novelty. custom made. new
size IL suits and dresses, size 12-l4 al
fHkNAct stinss ca an0 Mr. heH sTsK Es1ISfs TR o1ss
FURNACE American boiler l-B,J-i Il series rasr
n and opelatos arss st0k1 V vs. after can 3
FURNITURE. beds, comp. s12.95; dressers
! Si0.95; chests, Sl495; sofa beds. liv rm
sets s5n9s eGd taolss; s3s' maBJ lnnsI
/ odd places Free D. c.. delivery; terms.
3632 i4th ST. NV. 511 11th st. Sc
RE and Gpf BoHs ns soeFs
faHRRx1rGkE taRls "a .os sny amahosany amos sheraton
chest; apt.-size buffet and corner cupboard
wicker Lane dinner plates. 81. 9499. 4.
FURNITURE-Bedroom living and, dining
room sets, sofas, end and cocktail tables
and other s%s sFoSoH Rssfs e co 1873
fGRSIrnRE f9q II IRE afa FOR ~ SALE, $3.50. house
available, children allowed. 4440 suitland
TFduRsNffTuRE F. RsNffTuRE BARGAINS oan new. At s
wholesale prices; bedroom. living room and
dining room suites. odd pieces orano,
pfices h1sh 1WsAREHoGsE RfaHsoG{Ks FuRaTyRE
drive in rear i4O1 Columbia I'd. NV.
pRsn Yfskfayf yEfrcsaoasehopd e e hold furnitare
ruhnSf uneis imed hotel baggage; beauty equip
ment, me- gold ard costume jewelry, watches,
fountain pens. modern oeep-freeze caod-
nets. computing scales, reirleerarnEE aaI Eor raI
Goodson, committee of Maud Campbell
Kean: walter N. Tobriner, attorney; Cairo
Hotel storage company % and Ssner or oo5 eohz =
st. NV, Friday. commencing 2:3o @ m.
Beauty equipment 1890 an. Hotel nag-
gage, 3 pm.
The Arizona post., 1948-10-01
British HerO's Widow Gives Son To
Israel-One Of Strangest Stories

Squads" which later developed
into the Haganah shock troops,
Palmach. Then, recalled by the
British government because of his
"over-friendliness," the scholar
soldier Che spoke fluent Arabic
and Hebrew went on to military
glory in World War II. But never
theless, Wingate and his beautiful
young wife Lorna always dreamed
of returning to their Jewish set
tlement of Elm Harod, facing
Mount Gilboa in Israel.
But Wingate died in a plane
crash over Burma = four weeks
before his son was born.
Lorna, though, has chosen Elm
Harod, the Jewish settlement
which her husband came to love,
as the village home of little Orde,
whose full name is Orde Jonathan
Ben-Zion-son of Zion.
The Arizona post., 1948-10-01
Heard This One?
By BENNETT CERT

(Bennett Cert, a compatriot, who
writes the Trade Winds column
in the Saturday Review of Lit
erature and the author of two
volumes compiling stories has re-
Gently added these.)
YeS-Richer
Two Jewish refugees passed the
home of John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
'If 1 only had that mans mil
lion's," sighed one of them, "Pd
be richer than he is 'That does
not make sense" the other one
reminded him. eff you had Rookie
feller's millions, you'd be just as
rich as he-not richer" You're
wrong" the first one assured him.
Don't forget that I could give
Hebrew lessons on the side!"
The Arizona post., 1948-10-01

Tel Aviv-For the baby state of
Israel comes a baby-as a gift.
In the most unique action of its
kind, the widow of Britain's
Burma fighter, Brigadier General
Orde Wingate, recently gave up
her four-year-old son, Orde JON
athan, to the new Jewish state.
Said she: Israel is in need. If
I had gold and money, 1 would
contribute them. Not having them,
I decided to send you my son. l
am sending him to be educated in
Israel and be a loyal son of both
Israel and Britain"
Brigadier Wingate, who went
to Palestine for the British in
1886 to train Jews against Arab
night attacks, himself became so
interested in the Zionist cause
that he established Special Night
The Arizona post., 1948-10-01
PLAN TEL-AVIV HARBOR

TEL AVN (JTA)-Work on a
deep harbor for Tel Aviv will be-
gin within six months, Mayor Is
rael Rokach announced this week.
Originally the project had only
provided for enlarging the exist
ing lighter facilities but the Is
raeli Government has now deter
mined on more ambitious pro-
gram to permit Tel Aviv to handle
ocean-going craft.
The Arizona post., 1948-10-01
October 1, 1948
NOch a MahI

Jack Benny has won thousands
of laughs with his burlesque vio-
lin renditions of 'Love in Bloom. !"
The fact is he rather fancieS him
self a violinist and likes to be
taken seriously when he renders
an occasional classical air for his
friends. At a big party in Holly
wood one night, Benny brought
out his fiddle and put everything
he had into his piece. When he
finished and the applause died
down, Arthur Hornblow called,
"Give us Poet and Peasant, Jack"
What" exclaimed the blue-eyed
Mr.. Benny, surprised and f1atter-
ed. "Again?"
The Arizona post., 1948-10-01
STUDY OF HEBREW

NEW YORK (JTA) = The
New York City Board of Edu-
cation reported this week that
the study of Hebrew in the
city's school system has gained
more rapidly than any other
foreign language. During the
last three years, Hebrew gained
more than 17.5 per cent in en-
,rollment.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27

the chairmen of the Jackson
county chapter water safety and
accident prevention committees
on Thursday evening to plan a
program of first aid and accident
prevention classes for the whole
county.
A class for instructors in First
Aid was discussed and a tenta-
tive date in December set. Also
a 6 hour course in accident pre-
vention will be offered to the
teachers of the county, Red Cross
officials said.
The dates of both of these class
es r pending to await a def
mite date that they can be sched-
uled by Mr.. Jones and to solicit
the interest of the county in the
proposed program.
The water safety program
which had been tentatively
scheduled will not be held at this
time. Red Cross officials explain
ed.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
Circle Meetings
OF Calvary WINS
Held Monday

The Calvary Baptist church
Woman's Missionary Society met
in circles this week. the sessions
taking place at the homes OF
members. AS usual at these meet
ings, there was a social hour af-
ter the business and study periods
and at this time the hostesses
served refrehments. The meet
ings were held as follows:
MARY MCCORMICK
The meeting of the Mary Nc
Cormick circle was held at the
home of the chairman, Mrs. EN-
ma Avis. The opening prayer
was said by Mrs. c. L. Bice after
which a short business period was
directed by Mrs. Avis. AT this
time Mrs. Bice, who has just re-
turned from a stay of about three
months in New York, presented
each member with a gift. A chap
ter from ''The Holy Spirit in Mis-
sions" was taught by Mrs. N. c.
REVERE and the closing prayer
was said by Mrs. w. j. Kick
lighter. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. j. c.
Cockrell.
LUCY WRIGHT
Mrs. r. B.. Knight was hostess
to the members of the Lucy
Wright circle Tuesday at 100 p.
m. with Mrs. o. H. Shepherd,
the chairman, presiding. The
study was taught by Mrs. v. L.
Broome. A prayer was said by
Mrs. Joe Browne whom the cir
Gle welcomed back after several
weeks as a shut-in. During the
business period the coming cleo
ton of officers was discussed.
There were five present.
GEORGIA MAE OGBURN
The Georgia Mae Ogburn cir
Gle met with Mrs. w. L Hysell
at her home on Williams street,
Monday with IL present. The
meeting was opened by Mrs. Joe
Loe, the chairman, and a prayer
was said by Mrs. H. L. Watts.
Mrs. N. c. REVERE, president of
the society, who was a guest,
taught the first chapter of the
new study. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Loe. September z
at 1870 p. m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27

Delaney were in Hattiesburg on
F riday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Davis of Pas
cagoula were guests of Mr.. ano
Mrs. George Cole Sunday.
Mrs. George Ellzey, Mrs. Al
bert Demoran and son and Mrs
Sam Ellzey, all of Biloxi, were
guests of their aunt, Mrs. George
f1allette, ST., Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Webb Of
Ocean Springs were Sunday
guests at the Charlie Webb home.
The Rev. Bryan Broadus of Es-
catawpa preached at the morning
and evening services at the Fort
Bayou Baptist church on Sunday
and was a dinner guest at the
home of Mrs. George Mobiles, Sr.
and a supper guest at the Claude
Ramsay home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond NAL
lette and Mr.. and Mrs. Hinton
Farley honored Miss Phyllis NAL
lette with a weiner roast on her
birthday on Thursday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Farley,
Mrs. Raymond baked the birth
day cake. The guests were mem
bers of the family. Miss Doris
Mallette and a friend from Biloxi
attended the party.
Voss Mckinney from the Univer-
sity of Mississippi is spending his
vacation at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Erline Mckinney, and
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Mallette. Voss is studying
medicine at the University.
Miss Jean Campbell, a student
at Mississippi Southern, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mallette
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jen-
nings visited a sister, Mrs. G. T.
Thompson, and nieces, Mrs. John
Rawls and Mrs. Don Myrick, all
of Columbia.
The O. E. Atwell family Wis
tied Mrs. B. Benchetti of Pasca-
goula Sunday before she and her
family left to make their home
in Orange, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker of
Biloxi visited the Charles War
drop home Sunday.
Miss Bailey Holden of Van
cleave, who was driving to Back
Bay where she is employed, met
with a serious accident on Mon
day morning when her car skid
der across the road and turned
over in a drainage ditch on the
black top road near the Jake Du-
pree home. She is said to have
walked from the scene of the ac-
cident to the Dupree home, from
there Howard Dupree took her