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SUBURBAN sALE-MARyLAhp.
ADJ TO SIL WEIR SPRING

Owner transferred, selling this det. brick
home at a greatly reduced price. with
very small down payment; consists Of 3
nice-siZe bedrms., 2 baths, living rm. with
fireplace, dining .rm., very. attractive
kitchen, gas a.-c. heat: attached garage,
slate roof and goOd-size grounds. Cal
EN-. 1900 It'll pm.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
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ONLY S75O DOWN

Row brick. at .7Os Eye st. Sc. Close to
Navy Yard. rms. and bath, arranged
as 3-family house. l apt vacant. Only
$3.50 Small monthly payments; income
from property. SSo per mo.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
2O22 Nichols ave. Sc, FIR. 1857 until 8
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E. tcont.).
SHIPLEY TERRACE

We have : of these very desirable semdet.
br<ck homes for sale, J is furnished. They
are all IN the 5000 blk OF "3rd st: Sc,
| for the furn. home with conyen. terms
| Call Mr. Cary. OK. 263l or FREDERICK
W. BERE SALES. INC, 1928 st. NV.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.
SILVER, SPRING

tic, full basement, oil heat; 2 corner bed
rooms, near 2 buslines, schools and shop
ping center. Price, S11, $50. 81 800 cash
REAL ESTATE CO.. 1884 Colesville I'd,
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SILVER SPRING

oL. bulO III y y
SILVER SPRING
Lovely 6-rm. brick Colonial; Just a few
left; very close-in location near Mrs. KS
Toll House. Powder rm. lst A.. screened
porches. full equipped. Very easy terms
to purchaser; immed, poss. Out Colesville
rd. to Brewster. right to houses.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Silver Spring. Ideally located; de luxe
Cape Cod design; bedrm. and full bath
lst f.; through center-hall plan, large
rms. full bsmt. with lavatory. Ready for
occupancy. Very, close to schools, transp.
SILVER SPRING.
Flower ave. Very fine de luxe Colonial
home of prewar quality; center hall. large
liv. rm., den, powder rm., large dining rm.,
3 fine bedrms plus finished :ird fl, ex
cellent rec. rm. with bar and fireplace;
gas h.-wh.; slate roof; Venetian blinds:
large, perfectly level lot with abundance
OF lovely trees. shrubs, plants. etc;
fenced: very near schools. shopping; bus
at door Owner leaving has Just, redec-
GRATED from top to bottom. Priced right.
SH. 6440: If no answer SH. 4362.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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$13,95O

asbestos shingle house near Four Corners;
o.a.-c. heat; will redecorate to suit pur-
chaser; good neighborhood close to 2
schools. Easy terms. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO, INC. Call DI. 1915 till 8 pm.
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Call Victor Wickersham First
We have the home you want in D. c..
Maryland or Va. at the price and terms
you can afford. Call $40 a m. to 9 pm.
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
6 RMS, ~ BATHS, 8 BEDRMs.
new brick bungalow. Attractive living
room with picture window. dining room.
kitchen and bedroom with n bath on
and bath; bsmt. with plans for rec room
featuring large picture window at gronnd
level, outside entrance and concrete patio
OIL. 1864 until pm. SYDNEY KARR,
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r. A. HUMPHREYS
Isl No Capitol St, Ma. R1aO Real
NEAR THE MONASTERY

A detached frame and bricktex home on
lot 6OXl2O, in conYenien; section of
Brookland. Has rooms on the lst floor
and complete apartment OF 3 rooms,
Kitchen and bath upstairs: oil heat. >
electric TefrigeratorS Only SI2950
Phone Mr.. Blackwood. NO f591 with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
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VETERANS OPPORTUNITY

.
81 900 cash, SS7 per month, GI approved.
Ar loan, will make you the proud owner
Of this attractive brick Semidetached Coils
valid type residence: . rooms. tile hath.
extra room in hieh-dry basement with lot
level entrance. Oil hot water heat; large
lott; excellent Alexandria neighborhood.
Very converient TO transportation, schools
and shopping. Nice level deep lot. Phone
Mr.. Terms, EN-. O6f6, with
SHANNON & LUCHS
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BOSS g. PHELPS, INC
14l1 K st. N. W.
SILVER SPRING


SILVER SPRING
New 5-rm.. bath brick BUNGALOW: lge up
stairs that can be finished into rms.
and bath; heat and bath roughed in; lge.
side porch built-in garage; fireplace: &C.
heat; copper plumbing. Sale by owner.
SH. 30?S. 80
SILVER SPRING
Groom Colonial brick less than 2-years
old full bSmt.,. gas heat, attached gar
two blocks to bus; priced only $500
BRICK CAPE COD
Less than year old. in nice section OF
Silver Spring; beautiful liv. room with
fireplace, euest-size din. room. very large
uitramod. Kit, paneled den and "a bath
on list floor; 3 good sized bedrooms and
bath on End floor; full bsmt. gas heat;
wooded lot 65xl15; priced, S17,S50.
SILVER SPRING
7-yr-old Colonial brick, very close to all
convenirnces, center entrance, beautiful
living room with fireplace: opening to
screened side porch family:size dining
room, modern equipped kitchen on st
floor; 3 bedrooms, tiled baths on 2nd
floor: full basement, oil h.-w.h.; slate
roof. Price, S17,5O0.
WOOD-CONLEY co.
s71o Ga. ave-, 0. o.; 81. B7oo I'll Q Pm.
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RIVER TERRACE


Modern 6-room brick. in perfect condition
throuehou On Gath pl. ne, in desirable
River Terrace. Large living room, cheerful
dining room, modern kitchen on first floor
3 nice bedrooms. tiled bath with shower on
second floor; basement; &C. heat Terms
arranged To inspect today call Mr. Brock.
TR 2S25 ewes. WA. 9l99, or call at
of1ce. 3435 BenninE rd. ne. DAVY &
MURPHY. 80
$500 DOWN.. CAPITOL ST.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY - 20-ft.
row brick with 6 rooms, full bsnlt; with
front and rear entrances gas heat. Priced
10 sell; immed occupancy Call Mr..
Gavin, with H. G. sMITHY CO., ST. 1900;
res. MI. 5000. 004.----------- 30
1347 NEWTON ST. NE.
cpen I.b pet. 2-famly fiat; kits. 2
baths, large rms, oil heat; apt. avail.
Immediately. Price reduced for quick sale.
SIGLER & TISHLER
IA. 134s 80
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MICHIGAN PARK

Open, L to Sunday and daily. 42Ol 18Th
st. ne. Vacant Det. 1-rm. corner home
4 nice bedrms., lge. closets, gas INV h
Mr.. O'Connor, with
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
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COMPARE FOR $l6,a5O

CIV V1O,OOO
Undoubtedly the best buy today, this beau
tiful det. brick home. on large corner lot,
consists of large living rm., with fireplace
dining rm.. all electric kitchen, large den
:! tile baths. > bedrms. and recreation
rm.. built of the finest materials and al
most brand new; owner must sell. For
information, call Mr.. Reavis. MA. 5140, or
OR. .....l, ewes. ALDON PROPERTIES. -
DOCTORS AND DENTISTS
and bath: brick: auto. oil heat: yoned for
apt. price. Sl5.500: S4,500 cash. bal
terms. Possession with deed. Shown by
appt. only. Call MR.. CARNEY towner-
brOSer1. MA UIpo
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MICHIGAN PARK NE.

Very attractive corner home brick. semi
oetaChedi large well-landscaped lot To-
caled WITHIN half block of bus: home con-
lsins rooms, u baths. . OF the bed
looms VIII accommodate twin beds, home
1uliy equipped including Bendix washer
and automatic heat: immediate possess
sion; owner leaving city; price. Si6,950,
suitable terms to responsible party Call
NO, $3.50 or D1. 90s0; ewes, 81. zoos,
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WEST ROSEMONT

We wish we could convey the true ele-
gance and dignity Of this fine, older home,
located in this citys finest residential
section, west Of Russell I'd; an imposing
center. hall with wide stairway, at far
ali lge. rms with high ceilings provide
the perfect setting for gracious enter
tanning and commodious living: bed
rm. and bath in bsmt.. concealed rodia-
ton. lee attic; solid-brick construction.
peri. cond. throughout. Shown by appt.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED
No time to waste! This 3-bedroom all.
brick home is spic and span from top to
bottom, All modern conveniences, Bus
"a block from door. Attractive neighbor-
hood $4,000 price range. A real real:
tors value. Take advantage Of II! Cau
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500.
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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BETHESDA PREWAR
BRADMOOR-s165OO

An outstanding value in this popular Be
thesda (Md,D community, close to public
trance Colonial detached brick: 6 rooms
and bath, porch. air-conditioned gas heat,
electric refrigerator and an attached ga
similar property in this area. See 1t today
Phone Mr.. Brill, WI. 7l05. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co,
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
TUESDAY, NOXEMHER 30. l2A.
HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcens
ONLY $3.50 CASH

OAN'4 w ,OOV OI114
Brentwood Village, 14th st. ne; owner
has Just moved to larger home and must
sell at once; modern 6-rm. brick home;
r:Ce recreation room, screened front porch
large fenced-in rear yard; gas auto. heat:
in excellent cond.; you can move right in
POLINGER co.
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DON'T BRING YOUR WIFI

Unless you are ready to buy one OF these
distinctive new brick homes on 75 #. wide
wooded lots in lovely Shirley Woods.
to everything and only l5 min. dr.. to
D. C. center. Featuring 3 twin n-bed sized
bedrms. with closets i TO IT. wide and
Kit. with corner for din; equip. with
freezer unit. GE disposal & GU. #. refgr.
elec. range. #. long sink top and cabi-
nets galore; spacious Nv and din. rm.
with picture window and side screened
porch; 1ss-f powder rm.. rec. rm with
frepl, bsmt. Law, built-in garage. storage
other quality features of const. and EQUIP.
to numerous to list. Priced for immed:
sale on liberal terms. Open, daily. 10
a m Til dark. Drive out Lee hwy. right
on Gebe rd. to 26th St. left to Brandy
wine, right to eth ST, left to 50"3 No.
27th st. EUGENE L. MILLER, builder
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HEAL I I DULIE I IN
OM 700 nW zoos OW 700
ONCE AGAIN

O4NO6 41~2k44N
. Of our ever popular California type
Pomponio built homes available in this
tiful kitchen, fully equipped; . twin size
bedrmss; very large airy living room. just
about ready for occupancy. BEING sold at
our original price of Sl3.95O.
NOT OFTEN
Do we find one of these , bedroom houses
for resale. We built il last year; reselling
for what the owner has in this charm
ing bungalow. The living room is right
cozy; large family dining room, equipped
kitchen with extra large refrigerator.
Attic expandable; basement, full and deep.
He is leaving the area this week and must
sell. Priced right at Sl3,150
M. Pomponio & Sons, Inc.
2oos wilson blvd. OW. 9450, GIL. 1858;
ewes, GL. Oil, OW. 6l59. >
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YOUNG-ORLAsKY co.
A REAL BARGAIN

Constructed In lg41. this lovely white
brick home in fine quiet neiRhboIhood IS
ern kitchen, dining alcove. powder room,
attractive living. and dining rooms, attached
garage End floor, 3 exceptionally large
School bus stops at door; very well
financed: real steal at S20a50. ARLIE
! Conn. ave w. OR ZOO till Q p m. Il
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O1IE I N1I7D1I, WIZ.
Near Rosepl?Yv SchoCi-This charming
detached brick home is situated on a nice
wooded lot. IN one OF the best subdivisions
1t consists OF larve living room with fire.
place, large dinin" room and kitchen with
breakfast space on lst floor, Ind floor
consists Of :, bedrooms :! baths and dress
ine room. 2-car detached ParaRe. spacious
side porch Reasonably priced at S.I 500
For further information, call Mr. Jackson
MA $500 EVENINGS and week ends, WI
3833.
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COLORED

Upper northwest; view from this house
is pleasing. overlooking Soldiers Home
semidetached, huge bedrooms on End
floor spacious reception hall, dining room
1sx20. very large equipped kitchen. attic
can be made into at least = rooms: useful
basement. automatic heat. parquet floors.
We can sell your house if YOU want this
one: down payment is large, $1,000: price.
TI6 200 AT 5604 -:fu
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422 9th ST NE

Lmmed. possession OF this very desirable
dts ,s semias sSna eplsk hwh tul bsmt
WALSH & SON
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Brentwood Village, 23?5 l4th st. ne
81 500 down; rooms. Semidet. brick
hardwood floors; perfect cond immed
possession. Mrs. Fitzgerald, COX IL CO.
RE lGH3: ewes. LU .g49
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.PAscAGoULA GARDEN CLUB

The first meeting of the Pasca7
goula Garden club for the new
year will be held at the garden
center on Washington avenue,
January 5, at 2:30 pm. 1t will
be preceded by a meeting of the
executive board at 100 pm.
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News From Mt. Pleasant .
Impressive Ceremonies AT Joint
Installation OF 0ES And Masons

with the season and tables held
centerpieces of Japonicas. Mrs
Allen presented Roscoe Fletcher
worthy patron serving with her
? gift, also r. NJ. Roberts, one
Of the oldest and most faithful
members a gift, and announced
that a gift had been purchased
and mailed by the committee Ia
Mrs. Mae Graham's baby son.
The Woman's Home Demon
stration club will meet on Tues
day afternoon, January 4, in the
home of Mrs. @. c, Roberts. All
members are looking forward to
attending as the Roberts Hilltop
Garden is always very beautiful
at this time of year and a special
treat to flower lovers.
Guests for Christmas in the
home of Mrs. Irene Carter were
MI. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. N. M.
Carter and afternoon visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Frank o.
Neil of Pascagoula.
Holiday guests in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Ware were
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Ware.
Miss Maudc and Elmer Roberts
spent Christmas with MI. and
Mrs. Horace Roberts in Vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Taylor were
guests Christmas day Of Mrs.
Forrest Mansfield and their SON
in-law, Alton Mansfield, in Pas
cagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. f r.. Lyons Of
Pascagoula were guests Tuesday
in the home Of Mrs. Ruth l..
Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs. r.. H..
Ware.
Mi. and Mrs. Ray Roberts and
boys and NJ. E. Long were guests
for the holidays of Mrs. w. c.
Prouse in Pascagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guyton Daniels
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Rough Spots

Continued from page l Sec. q
like a milestone in our letters.
There was good music, good bal
ct and good painting, and there
will be more next year. The only
possibility of a significant change
n direction appeared in painting;
some year-end exhibition hung
pictures more naturalistic, more
oldfashioned and less modern,
and Paris reported hat men like
Leger, long committed 10 abstrac-
lion, were abandoning modern
ist styles at least temporarily.
The book business, which pick
ed up in the fall, had the book
stores and publishers optimistic;
the art business was less active,
and the dealers were beginning
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-31

The Vancleave chapter of the
OES and the Masons held a joint
installation Of officers on Mon
day evening, December 81. The
installation ceremonies of the
Eastern Star we're beautiful with
Mrs. Celeste Allen, outgoing ma
tron, acting as installing officer
and Mrs. Cleo Taylor as marshal
with Mrs. Lena Penton at the
piano. The members all wore
evening gowns and the effect
was lovely in the softly lighted
and decorated club room. During
the intermission between the OES
and Masonic ceremonies Robin
Ware played several piano solos
and Florian Ware with his sister
Elva as accompanies sang "Star
of the East" The installing Of
ficer for the Masons was @. c.
Roberts and by an Impressive
ceremony Rupert L. Roberts was
Installed master for the ensuing
year. Following the ceremonies
Q BANQUET was served in the din
ing hall of the lodge with Mrs.
Allen as hostess assisted by Cliff
Furry outgoing motser, as most.
The hall was attractively decorat-
ed with evergreen in keeping
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Sumuel Foirley.
Coulter Resident.
Dies In Hospital

Samuel A. Farley, age 70, ;
native and lifelong resident c.
Jackson county, died at the Jack.
son County hospital on Tuesday
December %, at II am.
Mr.. Farley was a resident C.
Gautier.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. S. A. Farley and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Eddie Ladnier and Mrs.
j. G. Farley, both of Gautier. He
is also survived by two sisters,
Mrs. J. G. Cowart, of Pascagoula
and Mrs. Nancy Smith of Ly-
man; one brother w. w. Farley
of Gautier and sever grandchild-
ren and IL great grandchildren
and other relatives.
Funeral services were held
from his residence in Gautier
on Wednesday afternoon with
the Rev. Elroy Walker officiat-
ing.
Pail bearers we're Willie, Rob
bic and Grey Ladnier, Robert
Benefited, Leo Grimsley and
Burley Cowart.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-31
Dr.. l.. Z. Green
Leaves First
Baptist Church

The pulpit Of the First Baptist
church has been deprived of a
most valuable preacher in the
resignation Of DR.. l.. Z. Green
which was rendered the church
at the evening service last Sun
day.
DR.. Green is returning to the
pastorate of the Prentiss Bar
fist church which he occupied for
four years, resigning from it IA
years ago to 60 to the Poplar
vile Baptist church where he
remained until 1941 when he
came to the First church here.
The resignation is to take e.
feet January 9 and on the 18th
DIR. Green and his family will
depart for their new home.
This will leave the church
temporarily without a pastor.
1t also has been without a musi-
cal director for some time.
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"May Day. was selected as an
international labor holiday by the
international Socialist Congress
in 1889.
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earlier success, "a Tree Grows Int
Brooklyn"
Beauty honors of the year went
to Beatrice Bella Shopp. of Hop
kins, Mimi, chosen Miss America
for 1948.
Stage honors went to Taluliah
Bankhead. long one of the great
ladies of the American theater,
who won fresh acclaim for her
performance in the Noel Coward
play, Private Lives
Laurels for public service were
voted again to Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt. for her work with the
United Nations.
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Mrs. II. L. Volts
Hostess To Georgia
Moe Ogborn Circle

The Georgia Mae Ogborn Cir
Gle of the Woman's Missionary
society of the Calvary Baptist
church held its weekly meet
ing at the home of Mrs. H. L.
Watts, 1889 18th street Tuesday.
The meeting was presided over
by the chairman, Mrs. Joe Loe,
who led the devotional on the
Tooth Psalm.
The new Bible study books
were distributed and the time
was given to discussion of how
the course is to be conducted af-
ter which the meeting was clos
ed with prayer by Mrs. M. w.
Mcdaniel.
A social hour followed and at
Shis time refreshments appro-
pirate to the season were served
by Mrs. Watts.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. c. R. Allen, January 10.
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Bagett-McFaGI
Wedding Event
OfDecen1bey 26

The rectory Of Our Lady of
Victories Church in Pascagoula
was the setting for a beautiful
wedding when Miss Alma Irene
McFaul, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. McFaul Of Pascagoula
became the bride of Grady Mil
t7n Baqgett. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grady Baggett also of this city,
December rs, at four o'clock in
the afternoon.
The parlor of the rectory was
beautiful with an arch of white
carnations under which the nup-
tial vows were exchanged. bask-
cts of white gladioli and silvered
sprays of holly.
The blonde beauty of the bride
was enhanced by a suit of light
gray wool with which she wore
dark green accessories and a
white orchid corsage.
Her only attendant as her cous-
in, Miss Anna Louise Rigby, who
wore a light green suit with
brown accessories and a corsage
Of Talisman roses.
The bride was given in MARI
age BY her father and the groom
was attended by his brother-in-
law, Pete Stevens.
The celebrant was the Right
Reverend Monsignor P. j. Carey
who conducted the double ring
ceremony.
Following the wedding, Mr.
and Mrs. McFaul presided over
a reception at their home at 141l
South Pascagoula street where
the interior of the house was
lovely with white c%hrysanthe.
NUNS, gladioli and and silver
holly sprays.
Assisting in receiving ere Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. McFaul, the latter
also helping in the serving o
punch and cake.
After a visit to New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. Baggett will re.
side at Ill Frederic street.
Out of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Collins of Biloxi
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to wonder. Music halls will prob
ably continue to pay expenses
ard more.
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and baby of Mobile were holiday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E.
Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Roberts and
Roy Roberts and Miss Sue Dan
iels were guests Christmas morn
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark
in Pascagoula.
Mrs. Lawrence Mccall who has
been making her home with her
mother, Mrs. Lessie FURRY, here
while her husband was in Alaska
has joined her husband, who is
now stationed in Norfolk, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. McBustin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Vandeven-
der and daughter were guests
for Christmas of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. M. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank O'Neil
were guests for several DAYS this
week OF Mrs. Ruth l.. Roberts
and son.
Holiday guests in the home of
Mr., and Mrs. Irving Roberts were
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmitt Golf and
daughter of Moss Point, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. V. Roberts of Pascagouls
and Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Roberts
of Vancleave.
MI. and Mrs. Paul G.. Garter
and children spent Christmas
with Mrs. Carriers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Mallette of Fort
Bayou. and attended the funera.
ON Christmas morning of Mr.
Mallette's mother. Mrs. George
Mallette. Sympathy is extended
the family at her passing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Ware
and their daughter Sue of Wig
gins were guests Christmas o
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.. Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark p. Davi
spent the holidays with thei
children dividing their visit will
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Brandon ant
Mr., and Mrs. j. W. Davis in Hat
tiesburg and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L
Davis in Brosklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Smith an,
Mrs. Lonnie Mcdonald spent tn
day Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
Emmett McAllister in Gulfport
Mrs. McAllister returned HON,
with them and spent Sunday witt
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Q. c. Roberts ha.
with them for Christmas Mr.. AM
Mrs. Cliff Capers of Gulfport
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Robert
and sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
bert Roberts and daughters o
Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Taylo
and children were guests Christ
mas of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Tootl
of Fontainebleau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. C. Robert
were guests Sunday of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Clifton Capers in Gulfpori
While there they talked lon
distance with Mr.. and Mrs. Noll
T. Roberts in Washington. D. c.
Thew. S.C.S. will meet Monda'
evening at Mt. Pleasant churcl
with the special Advance pro
! gram entitled Epiphany"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-31
Girls Forget Fears,
Thanks To 2-Way heIp

What to do for woman's oldest problem.
functional monthly pain2 Many o girl and
woman has found the answer in CAR
Durs away help. You see, CARDUI may
make things lots easier for you In either
OF two ways: ca started , days before
''your time and taken as directed on the
label. It should hslp relieve functional
periodic pain; t2) taken throughout the
month like o tonic. It should improve your
appetite, aid digestion. and thus help
build up resistance for the trying days to
come. CARDUI is scientifically prepared
and scientifically tested. II you suffer sat
those certain times, get CARDur today.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-31
Stitch Club Has
Christmas PdrtY At
Home Of Mrs. Volts

The Stitch club celebrated its
annual Christmas party last week,
the festivity taking place at the
home Of Mrs. Lonnie j. Watts on
Lake avenue.
The prevailing decorations were
a large billiantIy lighted Christ
mas tree and lavishly used holly,
ivy and ported poinsettias. From
a brightly arrayed mantle hung
a gift stocking and corsage for
each guest. Gifts also were eX-
changed among members ano
Mesdames V. G.. Hirth and J. B.
George, whose birthdays fell
within the week, each received
another gift.
In the dining room where a
salad course was served the table
was overlaid with a hand-cro-
cheted cloth and centered with g
large cake and a bowl contain
ing punch.
Games weae played with Mes
danes Bill Beach, j. E. Krebs
Calvin George and George Clark
winning prizes.
The party ended with the sing
ing of Christmas carols.