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Evening star., 1948-06-24

number Of hts plane, gave "a num-
ber of numbers" according to the
tower men. He also refused his
name and address.
On Monday he had identified his
plane as "0594," a number later
determined to be fictitious.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
Well Relieves Drought
In Africun Town

The worst drought Namaqualand,
Africa, has had in 13 years was sud-
denly relieved by timely strike OF
a new waterhole which at 646 feet
is now delivering 1000 gallons of
water an hour, Springbok reports.
The drought stricken townspeople
had been on water rations.
Evening star., 1948-06-24

will be at the camp for two weeks.
The camp will be open for II weeks.
Police Boys Club and precinct sta
tions now are accepting spplica-
tions from needy youngsters for the
balance Of the summer.
Evening star., 1948-01-15
HOUSES For SALE-N.E. (cont.)
"Road-piggy!"

ASsEH Aaass; ssIsge sn sE Mr.
asss sSsS s7fs pHEps aas Tsss se fads la q esGs
YOUR RENT MONEY win buy this home.
S995 down and $79.50 per mo. will give
you this Groom brick home at 432 18th
iass Is e a5LsfSS SlsgSS sRos esR 1sss e PI g. "
coLoRED-so7 9th ST. N.E.-se.s5o will
O006, with cox & CO., DI. 1854. --l5
CoLORED - BUY THROUGH SCOTT -
1900 block Of Oates st. For charm COM
% ts GE SATISFY Rs ni ss aer@snE s haass x
chaser. Arranged into apts:, inclu.
refgrs., finished ,recre. rm.. oil heat, deep
rear yard, detached garage. Owner occu-
2010; evenings, HO. 1926. is
CoLoRED-3O7 EYE ST. .N.E.--6-roon
corner brick, front porch. full bsmt; priced
low at $1O,500; terms. MAX MILLER
500 11th st. Sc. FIR. 2100. -15
ssf sa,o hss nsle:sa ~ ne1e6s
pay $4,000 down and have only one trust
Inspect. with MIR. BYRD, DE. 1160. lis
COLoRED-A LOVELY semidetached home
2 baths. new oil heating unit; this home
s.s,sn s ASSURED gI'ed ca nd sEaR
CoLORED-BRICK BUNGALOW; only Sl1,-
600 down. balance like rent; 4 years, old;
rooms and colored tile bath; oil heat
expansion attic suitable for 2 rooms. heau-
LIAM e. LIBBY 46 Co.. "Af re- $685. cali iii
coLoRED-a512 FooTE ST. N.E.OA
rss @ sereeaed pereS rse it, pfes
1854. Is COX & Co. CO.. pi. 81 4s54.
COLORED-$4,1OO, TOTAL PRICE-six-
ZEAL 1Esk aAArE &c. s8xn Sa 47ds m Ia
Row brick home Of 6 large rooms, bath
GOOD H;d'Hi terms. 'e Cali BEITzELT' z f' 81 sioo
"a 6oLoRaD-ss7 eRIsi srd, ST. N.E.-s-stor,
Sc E ths tbs toaay sTs wd S51FE9HD sf9I
and bath each, separate gas and eiee.
meters; Oil h.-w;h. Can Mr.. campbsll,
cox g. co.
CoL0RED- 3rd sT.-Priced to sell quick;
CO, Mr.. Henderson, RE- 1858 or Mr.
Sheehan, RA. 1882.
COLORED-8 RMS. AND BATH, brick
house, electricity, gas h.-W.h.; in 1000 blk.
7th st. ne. For sale at reasonable price
and terms. i: s. SCOTT No. l. Colorado
CoLoRED-TRINIDAD AREA-We have
several extremely desirable properties
located on Morse ST., Owen pl. and Oates
st.; these homes are properly priced and
available for quick possession; II you want
to live in this fine section, consult US at
once; terms and prices will be fair and
reasonable. Call ma. 9797 or Ii. 354U
until 8 pm. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. ave. NV.
brick homes, in convenient ne. section.
near 9th and H sts.; one row and one
semidetached. Priced at $7,950 and SS,-
$50, respectively; both have. hot-water
heat; only $1,000 down and $50 per
month required. Phone Mr.. Blackwood,
NO. 6597. with SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1906 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
COLORED-SUPERB BRICK HOME, Owen
pl. n.e.-We consider this the finest house
we had inspected in the Trinidad area; 1t
is perfect for the particular buyer who
is looking for the very best on the mar.
ket; 8 beautiful large rms, tastefully and
extensively decorated; suitable for or 2
families with q complete kit. on both floors;
newly finished hardwood hs. throughout,
tiled kit, gas a.-c- heat, bullt-in garage;
everything you have dreamed about and
the price very low considering quality.
with reasonable down payment. Call Ma.
9797 or Ii. 3540 until pm. for details.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO., Realtors.
926 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1948-01-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwsst.

MeDEvITT REALTORs SALES BULLETIN,
s51S Georgia d.v aye silser SPITE sa SnS
dr.. in indian Spring club estates. First
new one since l941 det. brick. 8 rms.
porch. gas heat, copper plumbing. Immed
52J Near 9th and Sheridan. semidet
brick, 5 rms, porches, garage. Immed
possession.
90 TaE9ma Park; brick !a .I'ass bupgsl0SE, ME-
9 rms, porches, gas h.-w.h., large attic
a Silver Spring, 8 good BUNGALOWS
5 and 6 rms, well located and In good
15} Near 18th and Farrasut. detached
frame stained shingles, slate roof, rms
stone fireplace, oil h;-w;h.
porches, pemiHss. corner orr' lot, 4oHxso. % o. "A
CD Chevy Chase, D. c., new det. brick
Fns s baths; maids rm' OIL acai
baths. 2-car brick garage fenced yard. :,
(9) Building lot near 10th and Floral,
50x145, 1895 SO. #. ~
Above prices. from $11, $50 to $27,6OO.
IoIc5ss LIN IL aapsssI, sssf
SSS Ss}hSstSH pi cSiGMStA RS1
in i. rent / for about $50; add S22. 80
you say have your monthly payments oI, on
SS,955, the price OF the mouse aIteI Q0Wn
$;$@;R S' s. sss.s see 4ss'S so5 915
CoLoRED-sUBsTANTIAL BRICK. all
modern improvements. 2,story house
ssssion Sah TSGas p9eed sad $780, sso With a90
cash REQUIRED Call Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER WEA1Vdd r
eyse sRos aI INe g4,S washington Blds' D1: $780,
coLoRED-ExCLUsIvE 18th sT.-Ideal
for professional man; lge. 3-story brick,
sPs N II tIg SSm II Prssd ssd, for quick sale Can
CoLoRED-oFF GA, AvE.-e-famiy apt,
$1,000 down. Regular 2-family apt, 2
story brick, rms. and bath in each apt.
total of rms. and baths, with separate
beating nsPs All With c1nSlsen REced to
VIM. sa cALoMIRIs PRoPERTIEs. NC.
1012 18th st. NV. D1. 1855. -17
COLORED - S-ROOM BRICK, Owen pl.
n n;e:MA =; FIN ilne Colonial in n excel; eond.; one
equip. mod. kit, h. VIII, built-in garage:
asn as"s ts ss DF'qs ea e. s1 j s7ss sdas
0640 until 8 pm. -16
CoLORED-626 C ST. N.E-1mmaculate
row brick. 7 rms. and bath, for home and
income; upstairs apt. rents for $50; quick
Seo sa q y BURa hi s " ssSs
CoLeoRED-NR. end AND r SITS. NE
Row brick house in perfect condition: 8
large rooms, finished as 2 apartments; will
give you q home and income. Mr.. Will
liams. Il. 1912 with MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO., DI. 3346.
CoLORED-11OO BLK. NEAL ST. NE
Vacant, 6 large rms. and bath, 2-story
brick, Colonial front porch, full basement,
h.-w.h.; Al condition.; conveniently To-
payment. Act quick. Call till pm. week
days, Sun. IL to s. VIM. CALOMIRIS
PROPERTIES, INC, 1o12 18th st. NV,
DI. 1866. III
2-family fat; all-brick, separate heat,
ing plant and. utilities: some with full
bsmts.; available now. 779 Columbia rd.
moderate down payments, easy financing.
HARRY LOPATIN, DI. $3.50; Sun, RA.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

HOUSES FOR SALE-Southeast.
HOME, HILLCREsT AREA-We have sew
eral fine homes IN this desirable section.
priced from S16.950 up. AT. 1927. c. 2,
MURPHY. Realtor, l4o1 2Sth st. Sc. 10
nkeM se loo%1 bs siS oass s0Tn Il
large r % lot. oV. 2ess. is
ONLY $4,000 CAsH-e-rm. bungalow
near Minnesota aye @ and. and Randis Gress dae
many nan other dne features; quick possession;
only S9.950. T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2S02
FuLI PRICE ONLY $s,5oo-5-Em. and
bath bricktex bungalow at 4S07 v, ST., in
nearby Bradbury Hgts,. Md; oil h.-w.h.,
dble; garage bsmf; clssn Leg aoa as =, PIN ek- x
SuRsEss fsgs!sSTs|y a ns asds sa5ss I'll Y s. Zoo cash.
SanyHIM story in nearby Nd: rms. and bath,
sss Rss. fu Ss% niss ss5s 5st cssS ssi
1sAIe +. B. BURGESS. vi. ssoS It'll s. -l6
det. brick, arranged as 2 complete apts.;
each consisting Of lv rI' .,5s hed5m 5ntS CON- an-
proved proxea rent. eaDpat unturn $50 Here is your
oppor. let the income from ! apt: pay
for your home substantial down svsp1aynina paymisnt
fRSPfsfHR RoE IT, 81 S1ii saes w. 1887
CTS ATTENTION-New brick bungalow
0nn .ssic suitable sFfe fer sdSonai S ssfr
lot, close in location, iust of Branch
sao ms s5ssndea Should s e. IS
Move M Bsrr e. Sc Ills anS Sih
Finest FL; ss9I; Sc. LocAT1oN-Modern 1s-unit
cinerator. This building will show better
than 49,, Other bldgs; from t to 20
LIsBY G., RE $780, ewes. dE. sa41.
ANACoSTIA-.Desirabl Groom row brick;
full bsmt., built-in gar: h.-w.h.: front and
pOTtshss ts9ms AZ szssgti2aa W. %oob
Ess;1'9i Esx. 4i1s; :E'nas Ewes. VI VI. 1851. T III
14th ST. AT. PA. AyE.-Briek. rms,
lot: good cond.; S1.500 down: balanes
ss ACE zsnf REALTY Il ST vi RI fs14 "a @
one one BLK. EAST CAPITOL sr.-one Of
this area and in, perfect cond;; rms. IA
baths, lge. center-entr. hall, beaut. lily
rm with fireplace and bookshslvfs she Sst bed a
heat; heat ideal for doctor or dentist Or can be
cHAMBLIss, Ma. 2O40; ewes, CO. 1857
brick ssmass sornes 9se e
ea5eE eas Groom SMFFE sRick TA 7ele eo4ner
Mr. Sebra or Miss Odom, UN. 1926, COX
c4saso ss sa,;n aess
everything. Mr. Zaeami, RA. 3951; ewes.
nA Hh2esEAsT 2eSs COX AkEAoLsss ( co than $4,000;
yes, it's true, we are pleased to show this
Germ, 11a,bat tn Diet; home; large Iv rm
oIl heat. oorch: plenty closets garage; cal
FIR. 7717 unit; for app. ACE REAL
TY SERVICE. 1914 Pc: ave. Sc IL
s.e--This beautiful home has liya sa-,ra Tm
with fireplace, din. rm' Kit, nedrms
HSSTr SgSsa ss lsIf "a :' Ave. s It Sss5
SoNGREss e III oHGrs.. 5es LeBaum St
Lovely prewar semidet. brick; rms, oil
is'' RsEssszasss d nR.Ss!s''
81 g., ,ooo CASH gives you possession Of 9
| clean 5-room, 2-story brick row home
near Nichols ave-; ealanes % n S5o Per ,dno mo
CoLoRED-vAcANT-S75o down. We
| have Just the house for you; newly. deco
BRICK home cal SURETY REALTY CO,
tx 5s44; eyss E "a s2s4 Sid Exs G.sH sIS s Rax
bricE. rms. and bath. I rms. JI.I in hass. sts
suRdEss. s VI. ssos until 8. -ie
/ COLORED-TO SETTLE ESTATE-A love
i " detached house Of 9 spacious rms, bath
c and ne se ocp pres
ssss @ @onsSes !" PAUL 7. MILLER. DU
Evening star., 1948-01-15


I'm THE PINK" of perfection is this nne mod
h lge rms and duf fuii bst4 T. level % iot APPROX.
50x140;, only S10.s00 with small down
payment cs,l o. ~ r, pm: sIMoN sae$ 4
gy,.. s4g1EsE s35 sAEk ol Mpg9s is sos this y, Ss
iandseaped. lot and garden; cenv. to
Ss iSsSs'S 5ssis & sSS ,,.
RIvfkpziENyacsnt, aS' large white h 5-room
attic: big Isyel nos lot, | blk to transp. and
e s9aS bEDsSosss SSass2N s9 6S SA say. sSs o7ss
. csps God bsngalow on lge cor, lot IN quiet He
sassd Sm repaee IT, dinette bedrms f ne .d
bath; End q has lge. twin-size bedrm. and
snail Nna ,rn:: G fun fand bsmt nio. o,i ash laundry
KI,sfsdrpLa sH ss15; e. seo2 ov.,v nr.v.r ssI,s
5anssieS on beautiful ios pIs"aT s rm Gsiss ais.
place. fully equipped Kit. fun bath and 2
bedrms: on lst a.; ! bsdrm. and storage
on $500 ns a. 1,s au a:s nsH It 99ssd' ps9
M MgRSocR fsS K sH iG,ais 4si1. p. DSssss'0n sses L.
h ners.et Como rms cSmplstsy 1nsn and
1000 Ii
BETHEsDAsCHEvY CHASE AREA-Beau-
tiful English Colonial stone home, on W
best Of condition; center-hall plan, fea-
turing lovely living rm.. kitchen with
breakfast room, dining rm.. 3 bedrms., 2
automatic heat, garage, etc; exceptional
financing; owner transferred. Cali Mr.
Johnson, MI. $500; ewes, WI. 7761, JOHN
r. de SIBOUR a. CO., Realtors -1b
lvACANT-CoIesyille rd., Md.-n roy need
elbow room. you need this house; .la.acrs
lot; spacious rooms. 2 baths, oil heat
potntment, call till Q pm, KAY REALTY
Co, RA. ZOO. -l6
Evening star., 1948-01-15
HOUSES EoR sAIESE fconf.

8th ST. S.E.-Semidet.
liv. rm., dining rrn., large kit; 2nd f., 3
bedrms., bath; oil h:-w.h,; priced rea-
sonably at 81, 500. with low down payment;
CORP, Realtors, DU. 1858; ewes, AID. 6972
Evening star., 1948-01-15

BETHESDA--s rms. 2a baths large lot;
trust, 41a%. Close to shopping and
schools.
Glencove-New, bedrms., Ia baths;
quick sale. Nicely appointed with the
best accessories and equipment. Terms.
Bethesda-$9.9 $50, $2,750 down, balance
everything; h-wh., nice equipment; va
cant. BETHESDA REALTY CO., 500
Wisconsin ave. OIL. $500. Ewes, Rowland,
Evening star., 1948-01-15
BARGAIN HOMES!

Two-story,. S rooms, Brentwood. $500.
Semibungalow, Z rms, oil h.-w.h, Col
mar Manor; S10,995.
Bungalows Whitehouse Heights. $500
and up; rooms; ideal for children: cor.
ner location In Brentwood: only SS.500.
2-story, Groom home. plus lots, In
For Information on these homes. call
UE. 1926, cox & CO., INC. 3414 Rhode
Island ave
Evening star., 1948-01-15

NEAR HECHT Co-5-rm. brick bungalow
with large heated attic, 2 porches, oil
War sarass asss Level s REsi
REALTY CO., SH. 6440, LII
ROCKvILLE--1 year old. 6-rm.. 1-bath
Owner has bought larger house. Priced
to sell, $12,950. For appointment to
show and details. NORTHWEST REALTY.
Evening star., 1948-01-15

GEoRGETowN - Charming small brick
town house in Church Hill; attractive
patio os and nsS garden id IN sss eond ea
possession. Price S15,750. Cali Mr: Ad-
fas as0n isfWs So gsoO' BOSS scs Sa FAEIPs nc.
CLEVELAND efisSssEIi D. PARK - center-han plan
brick. with slate roof; situated on good
size lot. on a fine street; contains large
Kitchen, bedrooms and 2 baths; maid $
room and bath. f1oored attic, gas heat ana
gear det. garage. W. c. & A. n. MILLER,
Builders and OF so WeseS Mass
NV, OR. AGA. Ewes, telephone HI. 432l l.
BETHESDA-S21.5 800, vacant, 4-oedroom
and 2-bath house with Twins room: din
and shower in basement; a spacious home
on good sized lot. Convenient to schools,
stores and transportation. W. c. 81 a: N
MILLER, Builders and Developers Of Wes-
ley Heights, Sumner and Spring Valley,
1880 Mass. ave. NV. OR. 4464; ewes
telephone. HI 1921.
beautiful Colonial brick residence in this
highly exclusive community; in perfectly
immaculate condition, built approximate
yrs ago; contains center ,th hal vns
lavatory and kitchen on 1st floor; lovely
bedrooms and 2 baths on End floor; beau.
tiful recreation room maids room ane
leaving city has priced for immediatessale
Can AID: 4234 or FRANK s. PHILLIPS
2Ifa r ST. NW.-1e-room. 3-bath. red
brick. good cond., suitable for lge. family
professional person. guest home or apis
Buy today and move In tomorrow. LEATE
& ASHLEY. Ma. 3096; ewes, FA. 1882 O.
Sligo 1897. IL
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. near circle bed.
rms, liv rn.. din. rm-, library, large kit
and 2 separate back porches; Bird foo
can be finished with bedrms. and bath
Neighborhood of highest type Within
blocks of public schools; oil hot-air heat
ing system new. This house in excellen
condition. Present loan can be paid of
EDWARD r. CARR, 1882 st. NV. NA
SUITABLE FOR PHYSICIAN. 2-story det
brick, nr. 14th and Kennedy, with lge
bedrm and bath on 1st f.. lge. lot will
2-car garage. oil heat. RE. 0345, or ewes
0E. 0066. 10
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15
Monterey. Mexico
Described to Moss
Point Rotarians

T. L. DeLashmet, Jr., told the
Moss Point Rotarians Of his inn
~pressions of Monterey, Mexico at
the luncheon ON Thursday.
Continuing his series of pro-
grams on foreign countries, the
Rev. Walter Bader, chairman Of
the international Relations COM
mittee presented Mi. DeLashmet.
Monterey is the industrial city
of Mexico, Mr.. Delashmet said,
with about 600 industries there.
The town itself is beginning to
modernize, he commented, with
some examples of modern archi-
lecture mingling with the orig
inal type of native architecture.
To conclude his talk Mr.. De-
Lashmet told of attending the
band concert and observing the
custom of the young natives pa
rading around the square.
Julian Rivers announced that
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15
Passing Era!

and J. F. Frazier as members, has a plan
that will make the room one of the most
unique in these parts, Besides furnishing an
interesting place for the veterans to gather
and bring their friends, the committee is not
overlooking the opportunity of recapturing
some of the color of a passing era to contrast
with the equipment in current use.
Mr.. Talbot is confident that the wanted
articles are in barns, outhouses and other
buildings on Jackson County farms and
would be pleased for the owners who will
donate any such material to bring them to
him at the Talbot Motor Company or noti-
fly any member of his committee where they
can be called for.
Especially desired are the old blacksmith
shop bellows and a rusty anvil. There is a
definite need for these, but just what the
Legion wanted to heat up or hammer out
was not revealed.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15
Football 49,.

Continued from page one)
ers and Panthers took place in
1888 with the Panthers on tn G
long end of a 20-l3 score.
In the eight games played be-
tween the two schools from 1925
through 1888, Pascagoula has won
seven and tied one
In the 1888 contest the favored
Panthers were almost upset by
the Tigers, before squeezing out
a one-touchdown win. The Pan
Tiers that year went on to play
for the State title, but lost to
Kosciusko 1917 in a game played
at Gulfport for the title.
Lineups of the two teams in
the last game played were as fol-
lows:
! Moss Point: Wyatt and Lassi-
/ ter, ends; Davis and Kicker, tack
les; Hassell and Evans, guards;
Cirlot, center; Haarala, who was
also captain, Ray, Nelson n d
Garfield, backs.
Pascagoula: Mcleod and Dees,
ends; Moates and Betty, tackles;
Golf and Rolls, guards; Fletcher,
center; Murray, Larsen (captain),
Flechas and Bowman, backs.
Mac Bowman, Pascagoula back,
also won a berth on the annual
All-Southern High school squad
picked that year.
Ban Drinking
.Tonight's game will find an
additional squad of 10 policemen
handling the crowds, Superin-
tendent Wells, said. He warned
that open drinking in the stands
would not be tolerated, and po-
lice have orders to confiscate any
liquor seen and remove those
who show evidence of drinking.
Both the Pascagoula and Moss
Point school bands will stage
shows during the half time.
An additional 900 temporary
seats have been added to the sta
dunn, Superintendent Wells said,
bringing the total to 1926.
Mr.. Wells also said that, be-
cause of a possible shortage of
ushers, persons holding reserved
seats should be sure that they are
seated in the correct seats. He
also warned persons to hold onto
their ticket stubs so that proper
Identification of seats a be
made at any time.
He also asked that spectators
holding seats in the East stands
use the North parking lot, and
the North and East entrance
gates.
Following are the probable
starting lineups.
Probable Starting Lineup
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15

Members of the American Legion are Won
dering what has become of the many articles
of industry and transportation that were so
plentiful and necessary on the farms and in
rural homes Of Jackson County a genera
ton or 50 ago..
For instance, there doesn't seem to be an
old forge with a pair of wheeling bellows,
any cart or wagon wheels, wooden names,
work collars, oxen Jokes, trace chains, sad
dies and belly bands, king bolts, or similar
appliances of barnyard and country road any
where around.
All these are very much desired by the
Legion to carry out the barn-like atmosphere
of the decorative scheme for the Posts club
room in the new home on Market street and
Parsley avenue.
The House Committee, headed by E. A.
Talbot with Frank Mcdonald, Joe Canarela
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15

lowed to solve ourselves with
intelligence and foresight, with
out Federal aid or interference.
We think there is virtually UNI
animous agreement on that point.
However, there are other issues
in the world today vital to the
survival of the nation as a whole,
and on these issues the States
Rights party has been silent.
There is the question of foreign
policy in a world that might be
compared to a powder keg with
the fuse lighted; there are other
domestic issues as important to
the nation as a whole as the
racial question is to us in the
South. They include low-cost
housing, taxes, initiation, reclama-
ton and conservation, use Of
public resources for the good of
the American people and not
for private gain, farm policy and
agriculture support (including a
floor under cotton) and a hum
bred others.
These are important to our
welfare as a people and a nation,
whether we live in the South,
North, East or West, and must be
considered and weighed when we
cast our votes. There is many
a citizen in Mississippi who agrees
fully that the racial question can
be handled by the people of our
own state, but at the same time
fully disagrees with the States
Rights party in many of its tao
tics, and rejects many of the
politicians of Southern states who
have jumped aboard the band
wagon. Many a Mississippian al
so believes that the election Of
a Republican regime is a sure
fire way of bringing to reality
and federal law those very issues
involved i'll the racial problem
which the States Rights party
opposes. We don't believe any
publicity writer can sit at the
headquarters of the party in
Jackson and arbitrarily charge
these people with advocating
federal passage of these laws by
not voting for the States Rights
ticket, any more than Candidate
Thurmond can charge 80 percent
of the voters of the United States
with being either ''pinks, reds
or subversives.'
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15
'Fuithful Workers
Sunday School Class
Organized Tuesday

A group of women met with
Mrs. Clara Martin October IL, to
organize a Sunday School class
of the First Baptist church. After
prayer by Mrs. Lura Eubanks or
g~anization was effected and the
following officers were elected:
Mrs. Claude Moody, president;
Mrs. Tom Stout, secretary-treas-
urer; Mrs. c. E. Mcclellan, mem
bership chairman; Mrs. J. A. Will
kerson, fellowship; Mrs. Margaret
Clark, stewardship; Mrs. R. S.
Hunt, class ministry. Mesdames
c. T. Linton and E. D. Wright,
group captains.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15
Tax Levy

Continued from page one)
School District, two mills, same;
Lyon Rural Separate School Dis
trict, five mills, reduction Of two
mills; St. Martin Consolidated
School District, five mills, reduc-
ton of one mill; Vancleave Con-
solidated School District, 10 mills,
same.
Fourteen mills was levied in
the Daisey-Vestry Consolidated
| School District, but this levy is
made by the George County
Board of Supervisors as the Dis
trict is administered by that
county and funds handled there.
Compliment Officials
In a letter written to Chancery
Clerk N. c. Everett following APP
proval of the land and personal
rolls, M. c. Young, ad valorem
commissioner for the State Tax
Commission, complimented coun-
ty officials for their work.
"The State Tax Commission
desires to take this opportunity
to compliment you, your Board
of Supervisors and Norman I.
Lyons, tax assessor, for the
| splendid work which has been
done with reference to the as
sessment rolls in your county for
this year." Mr.. Young said, There
must have been fine mutual help
for the reason that the assess
ments of the assessor, and recaps,
and the Boards equalization and
recaps, show a fine unity of eff
fort. Let US commend this effort
and we hope ii will obtain in the
| future.
Coordination of understanding
and work with everyone intend
ing to reach a just and equitable
result always shows excellent ac-
complishments.
49,. We desire to stress that
il seems that each member of
the Board has made a noble eff
fort to be of service to his county
and to his taxpayer in trying to
equalize the burden of taxation"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-15

the District Governors official
visit is scheduled for October 20.
Edward A. Khayet announced
the game to be played at the new
Pascagoula Memorial stadium on
November II at the dedication
of the stadium: and NJ. J. Red"
Bullock announced the Pasca-
goula-Moss Point game for Fri
day and introduced Tom Swayze,
a former coach of the high school.
Visiting Rotarians at the lunch
con yer L. A. Watts, Chester
Lyons and Milton Pick of Pas
cagoula, Emil A. Peterson of Fall
coner, N. Y. and Maggoire Lou
and his two guests, F. Dow and
c. John, of New Haven, Conn.