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Evening star., 1948-09-08
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ATTGs 1rTbsd MS e, sed aasa
coNcRE1E eos6RE CEMENT WORK. footinss
eoNcRETE. FLAGsToNE - Driyevays,
po5shes malls Saks nvs 5Sss
H 1s9si es cs Gay vtSies on evenns Rovs
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning par.
fss' eessaass!sPe Bus % n'ihs asia
KiTcHEN kEMoDEING. planning and
sG ssompnIetts installation. cabinets. sinks
GaMse S oS ssSs es.4s fsys or ss
floors, masonry repointed, roofs repaired.
Low. PRICES. Guaranteed. NEv1NS, LU.
REMoDELNG, nreproofnr. roofing. siding.
roof; small monthly payments il desired,
oNs ~ DEcoR8TNa ss sSE sFss eo sm'ses So A
Ii LET Us CONVERT your porch into love-
" den, complete with, knoty pine walls
reauest. HYDALE s csoNTfRAcToRs.' Home ne
Remodelers, WA. 1887, UN. 424l,
guards grill Plates; metal canopy, TciEens,
INC. INC Phone 81. s4s4. Quick service,
AsSEW's Ask fs's%aBs5 HOME SERVICE - Painting, ANTI
paper hanging ioor os ssndti3s toGo modernzns
2H1RSTi% ATTRNTIoN. N HOME owNERs-ror any
geTk ge from foundst!en to root ssIl The The
CO. ST. 74ss or ia. 1851 any time.
Terms If desired.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING IN beauty culture, al
for Gi training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
spLLEGE IEG OBJ 121o Cos, St pT sTvnpn pI l7e2
tr.in;ns n al .nSieS, ED wMooepa Nom pa
psrt-time classes. Get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. 1340 N. Y
ave. ME- 777S Established 1918
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self-confidence. freedom from self
consciousness. Pvt. tutor. MI 1850. 12'
LEARN TO DRIVE IN washineton's Oldest
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194S model cars
patented dual controls; permits secured
.: G.. Nd. Va. EASY METHOD NO. 1894
MANTE1Dmr,Mathematic 1 ~ Instructions. Tues
TUTORING - Mathematics, Latin, Greek
REAL ESTATE TRATNiSG-A short funda
mental course: Govt approved GI; Is
class OF fall term Thurs, Sept. 9, 7:3t
pm; veterans and others invited; Ii
ob!isation 70 enroll, THE SCHOOL Q!
REAL ESTATE, 500 Goth St NV. d
5000, AID 4223.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCoRDION-Piano. beautiful 100 bass,
ADDiNG MACHINE. Dalton. elee., Ole
model, on metal rolling floor stand. good
working cond; Robbins a. Myers motor
1L10 h.p, &C, pract. new; $50. Call at
sos Mills Bids. or phone ME. 2772 betw
am. and pm.
ADDREssoGRAPH old model tribbon
good working cond, pedal operation
Marathon l. -hp. &C elec. motor, pract
new; sl25. Can at sos Mills Bldg. oil
phone NE 2772 betw, 8 am. and pm
ANTIQUES, unusual. including 18th Cen
tury Spanish brass cathedral lamp, au-
thentlC sieigh-front chest, mahogany En-
pre bee tapestry, steel ensravinss, etc.
ARCoLA s-sEcTIoN BOILER. sive-aSay
price of s45 or best offer under: almost
new. Ii. 1856,
Carry cart stroller, S14 .95: cribs, full size,
S29.e5 up. Play yards, s21 80. S2e.95
Scales. Se.95; sterilizers. s4.95 up. New
equipment only. Demonstrated and deliy-
cred to the home. BABY's BUTLER sERv-
ICE SO csHsl q s;H Nj. Ex S,. 1870; ,u.,,,,,.
good condition. VI $3.50. 10
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcsns., },

ANTIQUES, bric-a-brac. china, silverVarA
SRs 2S 'i"iIS ssS ;;Hs;s AR' 1885 tRs'n
BEDROOM; dining room or contents Of
ssSTss. s9s IA s7 esta alter m ae or mGyins 141s
CAMERAS. all types. movie equipment, all
Ps seSse CO sss sfss' ps prizes 1s
opposite Dept. Of Justice. RE. a4S4.
Sssd sIsshing; s:.7 sEKMANs; liaS S,5 "a s. ss'
ERNEST BuRK. INC. ei4 1sth ct nv.
p4s.s Ass oE sviS Mr. 500 NJ gsS ashi
FGkNii:fuKE-your .p.,r. household con-
5s1ss Ess or Sad Dieses; fsnsss prices 6ssE
FURNITURE-want to buy for cash; also
good piano, gas range and electric re.
frigerator. Call evenings. RE. 3672. 10'
odd pieces. Also old glassware, china.
So SCI ss1s and III oSss SIS.
FURNTTUREIGocd clean household effects
pEtseS 2!6, paid Call Republic 1904. II.
KAHN, INC. 55 years at 935 r st. NV.
GUN, automatic, Is gauge, Browning or
Reminston; state price. Post once Box
PIANos-Grand. upright, spinet. or apt
size; any s.zs, any condition; wen pay
iiSa PIANos wv WAITED STHf - COLONIAL PIANO
co. pays highest cash prices. Phone MA.
1870 A after 10 am. for courteous appraisal.
PIANO, splnet, to use in return for stor-
age inside wall, first floor; adult only.
sEcTioNAL BOOKCASES. the Moses or
Macy; top and stand and sections. No.
"a, finish No. or mahos. Cell Sligo
SEWING MACHNEs-we buy all typess
repair hemstitching. buttons covered.
plsating, ZIG l1th 81. NV. RE. 1000,
Re Re- Pay e.11 TOP PRICE. -, IA .o,, ,uv.,,
iewelry. diamonds, firearms mems cloth
ing, luggage Photographic equipment. mu-
sical instruments. engineering Instruments
and what have youa VIII call MAX
ZWE1G SONS. 937 D ct. NV. ME. Oils.
WANTED--Better grade Of household fur
nitSse. n5a. antiques and once furniture. Ma
ss TsREsTx6 sTsPinsi SE in sta5 spy,n. ,,.rv.r.
any condition: cnins brio: a.brae, old
1855 @ st. nv. Starting 74a6
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING SEPT. 8. for Calif.: have room
for 3 passengers; AZ Lincoln Custom;
references HI 4163. g.
MOUNTAIN AND BEACH TRIPs-New
Buick station wagon, taking weekend
TIPS plenty Of resting room. Call DE.
WANTED, riders to Lincoln. Nebr., share
expense. Leave Sept. 8. MORRISON, VI
YoiUNG BUSINESSMAN wants rid. to
California; drive and share expenses
Rockville 1850 qs
STUDENT driving to San Francisco about
1884 or GE $685. q
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BOATS.

BOAT LUMBER-Marine Plywo9d and
S SSdfs SATTRfSs SS5 soSF sufSnf SlR
1889 Ksnilworth ave. ne. AK. 1900.
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope, IRE sr-
tnguishers, outboard motors, Scripps ma
Rs sRsDs p Vseca9 sqS D DsoS shnh 1s,s s'fI;
fIshifssa FL iss EfaRffffssss. p ffffsss day or nish., ch....
Rss1s Sss es affeiRf c2 a., T. ssa VIZ Gr
saIBosTs ssz.es ses BENZ BENT By sos r.
shlfa sAiLBoATs. siS. The The suzuard pt. Boa. Yard
sss hq%Ssa priess s:sa e ee.i ,0i
Sailing instruction and mooring with each
boat. Foot Sf lst st; s.w, / bl, north OF
extras; like new; so76. Call MI. i4is.
FOR sALE-ls4s Lightning sloop; sasrl-
WIZARD ouTrBoARD MOTOR, pertec:
running condition, hrst SIS. Lu. 0563
ALUMINIUM oUTBoARp BOATS. II feet
MARINE SERVICE INC, 1900 Maine ave.
LIFE If in ipnREsaRyER SERVER CUSHIONS. all colo color.
agpEoved, e. ,ss q eaeh MAYPLoWER Ls9P OVER MA
MERCURY OUTBoARD MOTORS, all
MAYrLowER Maine SERVICE. NC.
lac nsne fss ST sss9 l2
new low price; ,7lz-h.p., S135; 3ia-h p.
S95; only few left At this price. MAY.
Maine ave. s.w., ST 1890. --12
Is SEA GULL. excellent condition, $3.50;
tion; $3.50. PAUL j.. HE1sfER. Boat
builder, Chester ave and 5th =, Esstport,
CHRIS ;cRATf iz.H. DC luxe runsSogs
with s0-hp. ensine. speed 30 m .p.h.. TO-
a. Nash Marine: 81 800, complete WITH
canvas cover. With 95-h.p. engine, speed
80 M .p.h, fob. factory s2.390; our prizes
at Nash Marine complete with cover.
81 $50. Save $500. plus freight and cover
cost. Also in stock at sttrac. prices g.
Il. de Luxe, utility. 95 hp.i "a 9p.h:; ~
22-ft. Sportsman. 130 hp;, 36 m;p;h.. ana
Time payment plans available Buy now
and save. NASH MARINE SUPPLIES, INC,
$50 Maine ave. sw.. d. 4010. 10
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BABY's BUTLER SERVICE = Complete
rental service on folding cribs, stroilers,
play yards, feeding tables. BABY'S BUT
LER SERVICE so Canal st. s.w.. Ex. 1870.
BULLDoZERS with operators for hire;
O23S or FA 1859 ss
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 623 e st NV. National
4094
SOUND TRUCK SERVICE Buick 1e4s
station wagon, equipped public address
system rsI and music player system available
parades, etc; lowest rates. SOUND
EQUIPMENT CO. CO. 4445.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORs, vashins
machines, waxers. etc. DISTRICT ELEC-
TRIO CO, WO. 1902. Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ANTIQUES, bric-a-brac, jevelry. silver
furniture. KAY, 1713 K ct. NV. E1. 1885
AH1IoUEs-Purniturs brie-s-brsc, ehins
hiEhess cab prices paid. Can &URRAY.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
POULTRY and EGGS.

JAMES FEED STORE, 6I9 K st. NV. M.
o0S9. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies.
FOR SALE, 10 white Pekins ducks; Is
Hamburg chickens. Locust 1885. -
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AVIATION.
GTT1RN1V Or

sTEARMAN, PT-I7. perfect Tor acro6atics
and sports. matchless condition. newly
relicensed; must be seen S1,160 or o car
In trade. Call wO. 27s5 any time. Ia
Evening star., 1948-09-08
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has the bet
ter school and Office positions. 2o4 Col
orsdo Bids. l4th and G RE 393s.
ELEC. ENGINEER. $500 tm), exper.; art
hookkpr.. $50 wk.: investigators. exp. ms
claims, salesmen. Dozens openings. Miss
Morsan. PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G
st Ma 2ll6.
Al SECRETARIES UD-Spanish-E Eng
secy.. $3.50 ml.; export secretary, 5 days
IS, Tk' secy' knowl 6ookkps meals ss.I snd
secretary, to $50 wk. Dozens of others
hourly. Need 200 new applicants daily
zlotnick, the furrier. Est. 80 yrs. Thou
sands are placed annually. Call in. See
Miss Lee or Miss Grant. BOYDS, 18th
and G. MA 2340
SELECT POSITIONS 0). top salaries
thousands placed; inquiry welcome. Visl
BOYDS. 1901 @. Ma. G340
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DOMESTIC.
WE HAVE EIRST-CLASS Col 0REp HELP

-TuiI o. part tine. also davworkers Car
SERVICE 135% WaMach p. ~
RuPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
these Jobs open--9 TO 7.30, = adults. SIS:
child, 5ia days SIS, 10 TO :. . adults,
S25; 10 to =. no cookins. Sl2 and fare;
9 TO :, small ami, > adults hL7 days, S25;
IL to :. 6 days no cooking So. fare;
9 TO 3, 3 days, CSC per hr fare; to 80.
cook well. 2 adults, SIS. fare: 30 TO
$50, ? adults, ! child 6 months old TO
WE HAVE ALL TYPES Of experienced do
mestic help. DE, 664s Ia
GENERAL HoUSEWoRKERS. full or part
time; ref required MADELEINE OYSTER
AGENCY. 8 Dupont Circle, Ho. 26I6.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
PERSONAL

COLLECTION SERVICES courteous, con
strgGtiys, at ress: rates. AMERICAN
Evening star., 1948-09-08

WASHING MACHINEs-we are overlooked
on all leading name brands, GE Norge,
eT .s aay spnnsr oor suDp.
greatly reduced prices. Yes. at Alperstein' s
machine for as low q, ssa: 50; sssy terms
pk Et Nd xALHf 81 4sss M Il ST. s7oo. s7e aeSa open
Non. Thurs. and Sat til 9.
WASHING MACHINES, reconditioned,
AZ Msss nd1ho' Hs1as1s DisT Eszs Aee1
WATER VI COOLERS, ELECTRIC, bottle type, as
Kelvins,or M and and Norse @ for for immedis.e 0t.. De.
an5x wAIbk aEATTRs fRosEs4 8 %EsE ssEm
WATER HEATERS electric. brand new
42-gal, S9s.95. also for immediate de-
.Es5 zs' .s'z 9 s.I@s HHD01 xi1sRsh1u:i css Il H.
WEBsTTR Wi STE - wsiiRE-REcosDER siR and .ec.s-
s seTiss IL IL DeEt DId,. condition; sloo or best
WooD By the cord. cut any length. OF by
load with good boards JOHN D. MADppggF
732 aoMa A.h St ,Ssr ss / II 1890. m ,-lno.
sSes sDNEfs Ma lN i5RssFna'l0nIl 5sso Deai'f'' s
/ CHICK sTARTER BATTERY. / gas trash
hsae sfEssrs15 ssa.d sma nar.i .a sGs
1a e n.oH Trtte Box 81, warrenton. VAT VA
RI TRassfT AZ, MaFfsalaS sRASpEs-so-..e mountain
gun, s225 or best offer, OIL. 400, Ext.
TWo BEDS. perfect separate springs with
lamp. baby crib; all in very GOOD condition'
Reasonable gs gEaee n for vol agies sale Ate!
Evening star., 1948-09-08

}. - About halt acre
also 5-room bungalow
GEO. VINCENT, UN.
60l9 Baltimore ave,
, 1948-08-05
Interior Officials Meet
With CounciImen

Oscar Chapman, Under-Sec-
rotary of the Department of
the Interior, Attorney Irwin
Silvermann, Chief Counsel for
the Division of Territories, and
Governor William HASTE met
with members of the Munich
pal Council and also the Exc
cutive Committee of the ST.
Croix Chamber of Commerce
in the Governors quarters at
Government House today
for an informal discussion.
Governor HASTE explained
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-08-05

in St. Thomas due to the num-
Der of visitors in the Island at
the time and Of the fine cour-
tesies extended by Governor
Haste to help in getting him
properly located. The audience
applauded as he gave minute
details of all the events in con-
nection with the celebration.
He deplored the plight Of
labor in St. Croix but felt that
efforts to improve the econom
ic condition Of the laboring
people are commendable.
Mr., Bough then revealed to
the audience, according to the
, 1948-08-05
Heulth Educator
To Sponsor
Community Meeting

A community meeting I'M
der the auspices of Miss Helen
Joseph, Health Educator for
the Virgin Islands, will be
held on Monday evening, Aug
ust is. AT this meeting a film
entitled "The Problem Child"
will be screened.
The place and time will be
announced when final plans
are completed by the local
Parents Health organization
here.
, 1948-08-05

AV1CA press release, that
the Editor of the Daily News
seems embittered against the
Governor of the Islands and is
said to be supporting a min
ority in the fight for his re-
moval but that native inhab-
itants in the islands hold a
high admiration and respect
for him"
Ashley 1. Totten who pre-
sided, made the statement
that he had written to Attor-
ney George Dudley at St.
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-08-05
Gay Sisters To Celebrate
3rd. Anniversary

The Gay Sisters, an organi-
cation of Catholic young
women athletes, connected
with the Holy Cross Church
in Christiansted, will celebrate
their Third Anniversary with
a dance, at st, Mary's Hall on.
Friday evening, August 6.
Archie Thomas and his
Rhythm Makers will play for
the occasion.
, 1948-08-05
U. S. Jet Fighters
Arrive In Brituin

Twelve United States
Shooting Stars" fighter
planes arrived in Britain yes
terday. Sixty-nine more are
scheduled to arrive shortly to
be based there for maneuvers.
The planes arrived by boat
from Panama, and is a part Of
the Thirty-sixth Fighter
Wing.
The entire air and ground
crew are being transferred to
the British Isles.
, 1948-08-05
Bernddotte Asks Aid
For Arub Refugees

Count Folke Bernadotte,
United Nations mediator, has
asked the Security Council to
aid more than 100000 displac-
ed Arabs who are seeking to
return to their homes in Pal
estine. Almost all Of whom
fled when the war between
the Arabs and Jews started.
Criticisms of British and
Belgian policies in Africa were
denounced. The progress made
was disappointing. The Brit
ish have not done enough to
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-08-05
Week Signals
Revive Hope
For Lost Plane

Weak signals received by a
French Frigate, have revived
hope that the missing plane
may have landed somewhere
in the ocean and is drifting,
according to a report given
out by the French govern
ment.
Announcement of this news
Continued on Page A..
, 1948-08-05
Hon. Alex. Moorhead
Returns 70 St Croix

The Hon. Alexander Moor
head, Chairman Of the Mum
icipal Council, who left for
the mainland on July 7, to at
tend the Democratic National
Convention in Philadelphia,
and also to attend private bus
mess, arrived early this week,
it was learned today.
, 1948-08-05
Bethlehm Meeting
Called Off

The meeting scheduled to be
held in upper Bethlehem to-
morrow night by the Honor
able Ludwig H~arrigan, has
been called off.
The meeting was for the
purpose of explaining the bill
now in Council designed to
conserve the Islands water
supply.
, 1948-08-05
Ralph Bough Reports On Trip To vi.

Ralph Bough. Second Vice President of the American Vir
gin Islands Civic Assoc. reported TO the members of the ORGAN
lzafion on his trip TO the Virgin Islands TO cover the Freedom
Centennial celebration during the first week of July.
Mr.. Bough told Of his difficulties securing a place to stay
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
Birthday PurtY
Honoring Pat And
Mickey O'Mulley

Saturday was an eveutful day
to Mickey and Pat O'Malley, chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. O'Mal-
ley for their birthdays were
Jointly celebrated with a party
in honor of Mickey's sixth birth
day Monday and Pats second
Saturday.
The festivity took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Malley
at SAT Jackson avenue at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon.
Mrs. c. w. Coleman of Dodds-
vile, Miss, assisted Mrs. O'Mal-
ley, who is her daughter, in di-
recting games and other amuse-
ments.
The highlight of the party,
however. was a big birthday cake
with eight candles. the lights on
which were blown out by Pat
and Mickey with due ceremony
while the children sang the Hap
Ply Birthday" song.
There were 20 little guests
present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
Open House At Ed
Mayo School
Well Attended

Nearly 200 patrons attended
the Open House at the Ed Mayo
elementary school given by the
|PTA on Tuesday evening from 8
until $3.50 p. m.
Guests we're greeted by Mrs.
Philip Cunningham who was in
charge of the guest register. They
we're then conducted on a tour
of the building and welcomed at
each class room by the home
room teachers who had been pre-
sented corsages by the PTA.
All of the class rooms and the
auditorium were gaily decorated
with autumn flowers and on the
bulletin boards and slaekboards
in the class rooms were displays
of the projects completed by the
children.
In the newly completed cafe
terra the guests were conducted
on a tour of inspection by Mes
danes Carl Eklund and Clyde
Arnold, who are the lunch room
managers.
They were then served punch
and sandwiches by Mesdames
Frank Nixon. Arnold Mahaffey,
Oscar Brown. c. f. Dodge and
Howard Webb. hostesses.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
Fish Fry Follows
YMBC Installation
Of Officers Monday

The newly elected officers Of
the Young Mems Business club
of Moss Point we're installed al
the meeting held at the clur
house on Monday evening.
Assuming office for the next
three months are w. H. Schaub,
president; r. V. Shields, vice
president; Frank Spann, seere-
tary; Duncan Mcdonald, treas
urer; Paul Caruso, sergeant-at-
arms; and Spencer Beebe, re-
porter.
Following the installation GER
emonies, as is the custom OF the
club, a fish fry was enjoyed by
the members.
On last Thursday evening eight
of the active charter members OF
the club composed a party who
had dinner down the coast. After a
pleasant hour spent IN reminisc-
ing they reviewed the history and
activities of the club and acting
as a committee will report to the
club any improvements that they
might suggest.
The eight original members
who are still active members Of
the club are Edwin Mays, Greg
DRY Wood, w. H.. Schaub, Alton
Thompson, Carl Segerblom, Pete
Livingstone, Frank Spann and
Edward A. Khayat.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
News From Oceon Springs /.
Funeral Services For R. S. Kimball;
w. E. Apologize Dies In New Orleans

MI. and Mrs. Ray Miller, Mr..
and Mrs Ivan Hatcher, Mrs. Min
ME Breal and Joe Mason spent
Saturday in New Orleans.
Miss Claire Brou, younger
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.
Brou of Ocean Springs, was sworn
into the Navy in New Orleans
last Thursday, becoming one of
the first post war Waves in this
area. She will take her boot
training in Great Lakes, III.
The Ocean Springs Rotary Club
voted to endorse the proposed
Shearwater Crafts, Inc, project.
Miss Donna Eglin was host
ess to the Debuettes Club and
plans were made for a lawn party
Sunday afternoon at the home
of Miss Joy Smith. Miss Trixie
Mullins assisted the hostess in
serving refreshments.
Mrs. Adrian st. John departed
Thursday for her home in Den
yer, Colo, after being a guest
of Mrs. j. II. Edwards for a week.
Following the retirement of Col.
st. John in January they plan to
make their home in Ocean
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter YarroW
and son left this weekend for
Mississippi Southern college in
Hattiesburg.
Mrs. Claude Crysell is visiting
in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
st. Johns Episcopal Guild held
a special meeting when a rum
mage and food sale was planned
for October is with st. AIMS
guild participating. Mrs. George
Young and Mrs. G. c. Gardner
were named chairmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Grace and
children and Mrs. L. Ehle of New
Orleans spent the weekend at
their cottage on Washington
avenue.
Fred Wulff and daughter. Miss
Bernadine Wulff. motored to
Mobile Saturday to attend the
Alabama-V Vanderbilt game and
were joined by Major and Mrs.
John Cook and son OF Tusca-
loosa, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. King Bryant of
st. Louis. Mo, are house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding coester
and family.
Mrs. Gus Nelson and daughter.
Miss Dorothea Nelson, have re-
turned from a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Nelson in
Baton Rouge.
Marshall r. c. Miller address
ed the PTA Friday afternoon on
"Child Delinquency"
Raymond Jackson and family
left Sunday to reside in Little
Rock, Ark.
Mrs. Marie Van Court and
daughter and Mrs. James Friar
left Saturday for Miami, Fla, to
visit relatives. They were ac-
companied as far as Fort Lauder
dale by Miss Dorothea Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Riviere are
in Mobile where Mr. Riviere un-
derwent an operation last Thurs
day at the Providence hospital.
Mrs. j.. r. Moreton of New
Orleans spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob O'Neill.
B. Baker and Bob Forde of
LSU spent the weekend with
their families.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08

Mrs. E. M. Lindsey entertained
her Sunday school class Friday
with a farewell party for Vivian
Taylor and Tommie Byrd n d
as birthday party for Dickey
Arndt and Gwendolyn Harrison.
Mrs. Henry Endt and daughter
and Mrs. Grin Baker and son
motored to Hattiesburg for the
weekend with Mrs. Endt's par
ents, Nh. and Mrs. j. T. Nelson,
and Mrs. Bakers daughter, Mrs.
Walter YarroW.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
spoRTsMEN GROUP

The Negro Sportsmen Hunting
and Fishing Organization of Jack
son county recently held its reg
ular meeting and an organizing
tour is now being conducted. The
group was scheduled TO meet in
Pascagoula Thursday, October 7,
and meetings will then be held in
Gautier, Ocean Springs and Van
-cleave. All Negro hunters and
fishers are urged to join before
hunting season opens. w. T.
James, 1901 Barnett street, Moss
Point, president of the group,
said.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Local Masonic News

Special meetings.
Mount Pleasant Lodge-Monday
initiation.
/ Anacostia Lodge-Monday, initia-
tion.
Federal Lodge-Tuesday, special,
initiation.
Myron M. Parker Lodge-Tues-
day, special, 6 pm; r. G. Degree;
meeting, 7:30 pm.
National Lodge-Tuesday, special,
r. c. Degree.
Washington Centennial Lodge
Tuesday, officer instruction, 7 pm;
ldegree team rehearsal, 8 pm; r. C.
Degree Wednesday.
Theodore Roosevelt Lodge-Wed-
nesday, educational program.
Federal Lodge-Thursday, dance
and entertainment, Shoreham Hotel.
9 pm.
Naval Lodge-Thursday, enter
tainment.
Lebanon Lodge-Friday, initia-
ton.
st. Johns Lodge-Friday, Club
liz, 8 pm, 224 D street Sc.
Columbia Commandery, Knights
Templar-Friday, dinner, $50 pm,
followed by entertainment and
dance, $3.50 pm, Statler Hotel; spe-
cial guests, knights and ladies OF
Mary Commandery No. So Of Phil
adelphia.
washington Centennial Lodge
Saturday, 2 pm, officers and degree
team rehearsal, followed by din
ner and presentation OF service
awards to degree team members.
Takoma Lodge-Sunday, special,
" pm, religious service, Takoma
Park Baptist Church.
DR.. Bernard Braskamp, minister
of Gunton- Temple Presbyterian
Church, will deliver the sermon at
religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, today at 3 pm.
His subject will be. THE Meaning of
Lent" The service will be under
the direction Of Mount Pleasant
Masonic Lodge.
The 9th and 10th Degrees will be
conferred at the Scottish Rite on
Tuesday evening.
The annual election will also be
held in Mithras Lodge of Perfec-
ton Tuesday evening.