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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

006S, PETS. ETC.
parti colors; females (2), black and whit.
Champion Hsd., mpssr snd s4sn sss
FRENcG POODLE fUPrIEs, sntellissnt
beautiful; $75-$100. OR. 1911. III
COCKER PUPPIES. registered, innoeulsted
shf for asss s eoeses ees
stud: delivery service. Rockville 2644. 80
c9LLE r1Int1n PUPS oeEistered Axe reasonable
COON sSh aoTsS. Hceis; female, . months. SEQ q. at
e; 20 Chestnut ave, Fails Church, Va. is
lonSsr: air-conditioned Kennels. pickus
ssses Esss51r.fy 4s,s sn sss w oss
yII. yfs a sssssaaS1s s;,s!: 3 5sSSpsEy. Coles
DOG a aN6 snvel cAT FDfiRe R6oD. SSss c.ro-M...o,
$40. so: .Ken-L-Biskit. SIC. 80; meal. So:
si sdisiiyered Nd. Va: and p c. weekly, de-
RE. RET ssos. % morse meat oAlAAA2 Mss sAhss'
dsi IST S1TEEns AKs rss k..av7: aaaS:asssss
BOSTON 20 r rERR1Egk. Fl ~ !. PUPPIES. neash.
s. iEs:H;;s e. ss:
sSxss III: ii; sAs=s.sn o=ss. $751; 49, t."n 81.
P0oDLEs, standard black. 3 mos. .
msdiately available. ov. 477i or sSsi.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. 9 week, old. big
and beautiful, Axe reg. Grandfather on
both sides CHAMPIONS. Fswns and brin-
dies. Priced $75 and up. Also have
Dane. see US. ELPAW KENNELs. reg,
Alex. ,Yas Duke st, extended miles
cocRsk Rs 9sTpsAsSsnGmastsT spAS PET 1,lS H 2t$9
papers. Cali Alex. 098O.
COLLlE, male, purshred, beautiful dos;
WANTED-Good home for 2-year male
dog. part cocker spaniel, short hair;
DOG, black and white, fox terrier type.
male. housebroken. young, looking for q
loving home. WI 1891.
TERRIER. brindle. small. male. young.
wants q good home in fenced yard. WI.
SUBURBAN HOME wanted for male terrier.
fox and wire mixed. years old, house.
broken. WI. 1881.
HOME In country or suburbs for medium
size male, mixed collie and police dog,
mostly black; all shots; housebroken; good
SockEk PUPPIES; black, Axe. 3 mos,
female. wormed and healthy: VIII hold and
deliver for Easter. GIL. 7130. "a
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FARM and GARDEN.

GARDEN TRACTORS, II. 2h, 8. ~
ii tcois; - MAIoNE's. INC. s1ss Ca. ave.
#. q os well 5oss gs:s.s sSs S.ssr.d i
ssI s4ocRsHb Rl2TGs rofsoI Tf tIeS So GU I'd. de-
ysrsa snd 'GT MR soYsf Fff
BbsEAlGUTIFUL AFRICAN vIoLErs. s5
ssSsss; :aaSsatssd e., pe flss d,sssss *
D y'1s oss s ed s ons osa.-s s srsss ses ss
81 fs sEss Rsiis W.: Wash nR sse'1I'Rf
Fs5s'si9lsi F6' sas4. Nd Open Sundays RsG rs1ns
R6roTfILEK. chorsmaster, sardsn trse-
.. ss, f..n saE nds tcy5
sas see R9LFSWE. as sSE A asrdsn SM 39cS
terchangesble with lawn mower. cultivator.
gtes time without tools: Immsd; deliysry.
TLAGsToNE WALKS. terraces; frepiacss,
pee rGee dssinas: daasns h nds Of s
kkoctSiiis. i Nd. Phone ROCKVILLE $sss
WAKE UP YOUR LAWN for spring. rs-
LAWN IMPROVEMENT SERVICE Sh.
FOR sALE-Well-rotted stable manure,
IS yd.. 20 bushels, deliverd. oxford
LANDSCAPE PERFECTIoN-As the artist
brings out every detail of beautiful
painting. we also constantly strive to
solve your individual problem with .
service so general as to cover every phase
Of your need. Grading, preparation Of
lawns, seeding, rolling. special manured
manure, $40. 22 bu.; Wondergro, SIS;
specimen yews, axaleas, holly, rhododen-
dron. MAGNOLIA. doswood. pyracantha,
leaf eversreens. shade. ornamentals.
towering shrubs. perennials, roses, vines;
grown, hardy; dug, delivered, planted same
day; GRADING, drainage, maintenance, tree
pruning, surgery. transplantinF, removal:
cinder block walls, steps, walks, terraces;
ss Dcsls f;.sassa s1asas, e5snts edy soosi sS'i'' and t
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Md. 3 We.

NEAR BUS-In new nome. Attractive
rm; for 2 and for 1; phone privils. sligo
LARGE LARGE NICELY rURN. dbl. I'm. neat n1 to
bath with kit. priyil.; one other person
sharing house; bus at door. cH. $3.50.
LOVELY, CoMFoRTABLE RM.. next %
bath, in quiet Protestant home. for couple
or 2 gentlemen: mr.. bus; telephons and
aIEx., sE Geo h0 wash. INV PARK saeeeo.ocom.
Portable s. or d. bedroom in pvt. res.
SY9EHr sfHHy fIhs stih qBsDkM ns.. ox ss4o q Ssh in
modern home: use Of kit. and liv. rm.; no
objections to child; $40 mo. HI. 1884.
CHEyERLY-Beautifull furnished bsdrm.,
next to tiled bath in lovely home and
freedom Of the home for employed couple.
Only $50 mo. WA. 1871 or WA. $3.50.
4sea JEFFERSON ST.. Hy.ttsville. Nd
Room for quiet couple, kit. priytl: NO
SEAR cLARENDoN-Bedroom. 1st floor.
next bath: laundry. Kitchen and living
:, BLOCK e.,,ot. Of buslins. Call cH. go.
No. NO. %ASLSGToN-ror . girls. in pleasant
gentle home; attrac., we'll furnished:
laundry, phone and breakfast privileges;
adj. modern bath: S46 Per mo. CH. o64l.
HorKL ROOMS, day. week or month
Castle Inn Hotel At B. g. o. Station, oppo-
st si.s Wsslssr sx,s sssd Hospital. Forest dlsn.
ARIINGroN-LArss bsd-Hv rm., gentle
man or empl couple: eonH. transp. 1905
No. 18th st.. AL, VI. CH. 47og. al
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AVIATION,

WILL TRADE Waco model UPF-7, slightly
damaged; low air frame and engine time;
for late model car or light truck. Elk. 56S7
or sligo 6749 after g. is
AIRPLANE OWNERS-Get cash for your
ship on BEACON FIELDS used airplane
sales lot. -21
CESSNA "140"; instruments, radio: new
plane guarantee; priced to sell immediately
CAPITAL AIRCRAFT REPAIR, SP. 1172.
TWO SHARES OPEN. s5-hp. Luscombe
Silvaire; excel. club plan. Contact NIKE
McGIFEIN, Alex R112
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CATTLE LIVE STOCK.

WHITE-FACED HEREFORD stock steers,
16 head. ideal size and condition for psc-
tyre tyre also some shoat'. sH. 2l14. M NE.
GOAT DAIRY-Disposal sale of entire
herd because Of help. Herd includes sew
eral brush goats, baby goats for pets Will
sell very reasonable if entire herd is sold
together, Milk market established. Fine
opportunity. Call FA. 1855. 49,
BROOD SOWS, to farrow 1st part Of
May; they farrowed "a pigs last fall. WA.
1907, BROTHER JULIAN, or call at Semi
nary Farm, Ia miles north Of Lanham.
STEERS t25). white-faced Herfords prime.
grain fed, LOO to I.400 lbs: one or
sll sIos 81 cents ib. STEVE R1DGELY. AD.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

s.seaa osas Xhs 80 5sss aa Gs sa
SpDfSs n1casEs IA electric sns
s15Ea ss Il Re- 1ss oe1 alen is s75
A new Reminston RAND, 1oEey sa desR mode S
addometer. s12.s5. See at 1909 18th
ADpiNG Al DiS mAcH1NEs-Monroe Calculator
hand operated, $3.50; Burroughs addins
mashs $so See the AddometsE; Ns stss onl2 only
sacrifice fog quick removal Call Alex
:aa5ss aHgs.sSM aSsI shEs2Grs ss;s.uss sssss
IN Quantities. MccREA EaU1PMENT CO.
2NriaTEsLA collection Of china, fur:
estate in Penna. Brokers, attention. Gail
zasUAzi3M z1!sH a1ssi SUPPLY CO.. 1897 Ga: II. ave
n.w.-Week end specials start Friday; lare.
ts1sstSn St tanks and sh live food l
rebuilding units, cylinder boring bars
Thefl Iusrs a61s other
BABY CARRIAGE, infant CRIB and bassi
nette: reasonable offer. Call after pm.
BABY CARRIAGE, new folding coach; $50
BABY z CARRIAGE, Whitney, gray coach
excel. cond PL. $500.
stasa4d sAB SK sss s1e drsp sbGs
closed paneied styles, s2s.s5; double.
drop sides, springs adjustable to posi-:
positions, rSiti ssS.s5; wax bireh h Or Or map;
BERdER,s. s419 14th St: NV" pU. 3444
Juvenile Furniture Exclusively Open eyes eyes
BABY PLAYPENs. wooden elevated noo,
,pees Mss SsnssT pse. nsds les TO m
stofs ass'nt19a 0isens Rks sao SSH aVse
psxTATGss, S,ts,, bun...n. new, new. s4s, s.. 80
sIEoGKs' eTIE sGss ,yp n St Nv. MI 71tl +,or
ezs 49, sS san nfis u sSs4 ss 'ane' man sSa'
ReD lon ssgee ssg cs Hh Il fsos in good e0nd
BED LEGsSHollywood beds can be made
from your coil or box SPRINGS We install.
YhS sRpReeoa. DINING ROOM SUITES; crib
coal heaters; stpdio coHch' sses gas range
BEDROOM FURN1TURE-very fine 5-pe
suite, spring and mattress. S12b. 320s
sEE1DRsMs. SET. maple. double bed inner
spring mattress, spring, dresser, mirror.
chest; perfect condition; $50. Ho. 9ds2. 9gS2
yAHtr BBisgs! f9hi sHs
81 5sssof .sl ri. $500 First road s., Arl, "a.
BRIck. Used HARD BRICK from wash.
s2!sS : Ss N e.plEe Us +. sss5
ss slsss as.r dfy'F IL 7csa & tn. lGSs''
Eyssss Efds%f csh wy sSanssSy ssSs Or a ssrlsss O.
skicks, On. cr 4 million: famous .sssn.
GO" hrisks. ALASKA COAL q BRICK CO.
BUIDING ITEMS AT RUcKER's-oai
and pine flooring. fence pickets. celotex
soors sasf af psne
ing, tile board, Ar lumber. aluminium win.
doys Es1sse 'O SeOsf: cedar nE lninE veg an
e9 b2se MiSR MHTgRHEss sl1e GH SSsnt.s Ssse
sfs sians ceH is sisns sa H. iof s. xs f. na ss Gel S
WARRGNoa S sRssfoas SD N9eyMsK M1 phoS
sUiLpiNG MArERIaI-Largest stock o.
used building material in the city. Lum
Der free Of nails in. lengths to 40 it.
ing, $50 M del; small 4-burner gas stove
double dratn-board sinks with cabinets
built-in tubs with shower fixtures; fir,
doors complete with lambs. overhead ga
rage doors, steel beams in 3e-ft. lengths
posts: free del: Open all day Sat. ACI
WREcKING g. BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
Ii. 1922, 4002 Minnesota ave. ne. 81
st. AIMS orphanase on wash. Circle
Ane handmade brick. complete window
and doors, sheathing, framing lumber
ptpe. plumbing fixtures. fire escapes, stee
beams, maple. oak and pine hoorina, marble
nantels, Celoeex wallboard. elevator, leun.
dry machine. ABcD CORP. RI. 1910
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDoZER-Small bulldozer for light
grading and back filling. TR. 1899. 10
PIANOS FOR RENT, Steinway erands, S25-
$50 month; Mason & Hamlin console, $25
knabe console, $3.50: Weaver, Story a.
Clark spinets, SIS; other spinet type con-
soles, $40: all Of rental applied toward
purchase (6 mos. limit nowhere else in
the world (we're serious) could you And
SO wide q choice available for rent. we
also have . selection Of good practice up-
rights available at S5-SS month. Colonial
Piano Shops new store 637 D st. NV.
tnear Kann's). MA. 1870. 30
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WANTED-Room and bath with shower.
preferably in private family. Northwest. for
retired Army oficer, who spends all week
ends Friday through Sunday, at country
place, Box ,46e.M, star. 49, 49,
LADY, employed, desires single room.
large closet, NV: quiet. refined. semitic
home. adults only; laundry pvgs.; quiet or
no radio. Box 3s4-M, star:
REFINED CHRrsTLAN LADY, employed.
apt: NV, close TO bus, or will consider
comfortable room with kit. privileges with
older lady living alone; references g. d.
Star.
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ROOMS rvRklsHEp-s.t. cad s

RooMS FURklSHED-S.E. sad S.W.
1897 fort DAVIS PL. s.E.-sinEle room
for gentleman only; continuous hot water:
fSny Soa .ns to tsan'g sT grId vi l1s Toom. ..mips.
working couple; none drinkers; $50 per
Yfgthy NHnsh pG FfRa shils5sn sM .,r,s Or .mDo,.a
couple with / child. day care for child;
ms3ls Y R5stes5sd sSr S Sos s9os p Sf..
home, dble bed. inner-spring mat, semi
pvt. bath: conv. to bus and Fairfax village
Shopping Center: $3.50 mo. VI. 023e.
8Ie G ST. o. E.-Nicely furn, double or
single rm., next to bath, in clean. quiet
refined home. FIR. 4912 after 1 Pm.
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POULTRY and EGGS

POULTRY and EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, NE.
00S9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies.
HATCHIN0 Tuesdays and Fridays each
week; Pullorum: clean docks; only hatch
cry in D. c. CAPITOL HATCHERY. 1885
Kenilworth ave. ne VI. 1858. Ii. 9529
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FARM 3 GARDEN .tee,.,, ),

TOPsOIL. MI dirt, road gravel, woods dirf
or FIR. et7s. Discount on early orders
IOPS0u@Are you looking for rich, black
over 10 bushels; Soc per bushel. SIS per
yard; yards. $50. HINES LANDSCApiNG
CO., 1888 any time 1Is
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ROOMS EuRNIsnEp-Nershssss

kOONS fONNtS5Eb-tSoN
WOODBRIDGE. 8 doors Of r. /. ave
Warm, nicely furnished twin-bed fnl
phone, laundry privils. $26 each. NO.
ia You ST. N.E.-Front rm., next to
bath; twin beds: television in living rm.;
Z working Girls; se vk. ca. no. 49l7.
1907 Z ST. N.E.-ons double rm.. twin
beds; next to bath; uniim. phone. Ii.
sa3 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-sinrls or
double. next to bath! convenient trans
portation. FIR. 1927. -23
322 T ST. NE.-Bedrm., kitchen. inclosed
porch: furn.; employed couple preferred;
ft! iais 20 E. cAPIToL psF Ts ST. NE.-1Arse room.
nicely t%5nishIed, for two persons. one
100 srd sT. N.E.-rArgs double bay vim
dow front room, 2nd floor, splendidly fur
rS5 Ss sal ssisaaiuIIy smDiSysa e0u2s OH beat
2332 I4th sT. N.E:-sinsie rm., nsxt
bath: new home: gentleman: 81 per week.
COLORED-1104 42nd ST. N.E.-Larss
front room for couple In private home:
near car and buslins. Some privilsii no
SoEDsRp, s6,IS5sa VI: l. 1895 ST. NE furnished
rooms for men. Call after $50 pm.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT cIkcLE, aols Nass, .ys.-ys-
home; refined and pleasant suYroundings;
food Is delicious. Dk. e7ee. Is
1884 MASS. AVE. NV. Dupont Circle
for stris and men: pvt. bath; good tood
4
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE BEDROOM-Nicely furnishsd. next
bath another bath In house; on bus LINE
two adults. Overlook 2632. 40
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S11ns for :nne,n}p, nU oeaiers' Sai ~
y MAsaEa; s.i ~ zDe5;o sos sseinaries; lik. new; SIS
MAsHEf x4assE s,p s'sy Large r. 81 copper tub
WASHER. MAYTAG, used in good cond
grissa snTd for Z, sSick sale: $3.50. SoLo9NN6Y
Open until 9 pm. 10
sssd: Sic eSsESsT sSss kSp1ISs. sIs tt1s q y
WASHER. new rris. auto, sass; aser
sample, wrtnger-tyyPe. slec. pump, $50;
asmonsssstos assS aa'G sss Hfnae iGae1
60, Sl27 Gs; e,o ave. Silver Spring, q ga.
WxsHn.sLsssa,1, VIZ e = zsSa Thor, M.,..1. OF
sssdsas es ssss'sie 81 ,oss ss' It, term.
MAs3ssIaas-wrias.r W Iii type; brand new:
also. cut the prices on spinnsrs. auto.
ssle' asss 1ad ssasE1sM e'0c Hefsa; s'fTa
SToSE. 1o2o 7th ss NV, MA. S55s'
WzsEERs. electric. used: fully recondi-
rom SD 70. ). c. EodIEsTroeN kLEc.
TRicM 1is CAL. 4A 4Alzs Eos 4 SERVICE $500 asor
MtAsHkhs1Reass.a noor sample. ses.
matics: immediate delivery, Maytag, priced
cash to buy nationally advertised products.
Dealers for Maytag, Thor, Easy. Bendix
and Westinghouse Laundermatt WARD
RADIO APPLIANCE, s535 Ga. ave-,
WASHING MACHINE, Thor. brand-n.w:
used :wice; pump. Cell LU. 7l3s. 10
WASHING MACHINES-Maytag. Bendix.
Thor, Norge and others; Immediate deliv-
cry easy terms. LIVINGSTON APPLI-
ANcE 4 RADIO CO.. 44oS South Capitol,
TR. 1886 -19
WASHING MACHINE: Bendix de luxe, Al
cond., about yrs. old; S195 cash. CH.
WASH. MACHINE. br.nd-n.v M.ytaz in
factory crate; S1l4. .96. Why spend money
on An old washer when you can buy .
new one at this price7 See US today.
MxShrsG aAcHfNIns Hendix. Gen.
1ss;: Msstss. Morse .pd WestinSheHss;
vxfx 4F1lc saof' tsos Nssi. ave.
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tO0nti01o4 - Ne9s SAl95
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

daughter, Mrs. l.. F. Dryden, and
family for a months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coburn of
Grand Bay visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Udell Coburn Saturday and Elsie
Coburn returned home with them
for a visit.
Homer F. Azwell of Freeport,
Tex, was the weekend guest of
MIR. and Mrs, Norman Raby and
Earl.
Mrs. Florence Fondren has re-
turned from a ten day visit with
her mother, Mrs. James Murphy,
of Doddsville, who has been sick
for sometime now. Mrs. Murphy
has been moved to a hospital.
Barbara Jean Fondren spent
Saturday in Mobile with Miss
Margorie Meredith.
Mrs. Dwight Phillips is spend
ing two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Lambeth of
Loxley, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jack Herring Wis
tied relatives in Mobile for the
weekend.
j. r. Ellerman and son are Wis
iting in Toomsuba with the Rev.
j, l.. Morgan and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Malley of
Hattiesburg visited MI. and Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
News From Escotowpd -.
Three Act Comedy. Seeing Double"
To Be Given AtSchool House Tuesday

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Lynd of
Hattiesburg are visiting the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Mary Golf,
who is now better after having
been seriously i'll at her home.
Seeing Double" a comedy in
three acts will be presented by
the Methodist Youth Fellowship
Friday, Aug. 81, at 1880 pm. at the
Escatawpa school. Admission will
be Is and 35 cents. The play is
guaranteed to be loaded with
laughs when identical twins with
contrasting personalities go into
their acts.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Clark and
little daughter, Lois, have return
ed from q vacation trip to Vir-
ginia and other states.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Davis of
Talco, Tex, and children, Sue
Ann and Walter Earl, are visit
ing Mrs. Davis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Earl.
Mrs. j. L. Bertram on her re-
turn from visits in Oak Grove,
and Baton Rouge, La, and Nat
chez, went to Hattiesburg to at
tend the graduation Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louise Lynd, from Mis-
sissippi Southern college with a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
DIV Uniforms
For School Wear
Decided Upon

Uniforms for girls of. the Our
Lady of Victories high and gram
mar school were decided upon at
a special meeting of the Catholic
School League.
High school students will wear
light blue chambray skirts, made
like winter uniforms, with white
blouses. They may wear the
shoes they have with white socks
but when they put on the regu-
lation winter garb of navy blue
Jumpers, white blouses, navy
tams and white socks they will
be required to wear brown OK
fords.
Grammar school girls will be
required to wear what clothes
they have on hand until Octo-
Der l, when they will wear navy
blue dresses with detachable
white collars, navy blue gros-
grain ties, blue tams, white socks
and brown oxfords.
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B. A. degree, after which she re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Murray and
baby were overnight guests of
Mrs Murray's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Lennep, recently.
L. E. Smith of Pensacola, Fla,
was a house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bennett for the week
end.
Friends of Mrs. Della Davis re-
greet to hear of her illness at the
Jackson county hospital.
The Training Union of the Es-
catawpa Baptist church observed
adult night last Sunday. Par
Elephants were Flora Carter,
Claude Nolf, Mona Maddox and
the Rev. D. NJ. Campbell.
MI. and Mrs. Bill Mallette and
family from New Orleans spent
the weekend with MI. and Mrs.
Henry Graham.
Daniel Mcqueen OF Harvey, La.
spent the weekend with his par
ents, MI. and Mrs. A. L. Nc
Queen.
The Rev. Bob Entrekin and
family are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Entrekin.
The intermediate class of the
Escatawpa Baptist church will
sponsor a baby contest Friday,
August 20, at the Escatawpa
school. After the contest there
will be a "Womanless Wedding"
sponsored by the WINS women.
Admission will be Is and rs cents
and refreshments will be sold. The
entertainment will begin at 1880
pm.
Mrs. L. L. Murrett and daugh-
ter, Mary Kate, of Gulfport and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
NEWS FROM
Easiside

The Rev. Roosevelt Hudson OF
Clinton will fill the pulpit at the
Eastside Baptist church at both
services Sunday at IL a. m. and
1T 1880 p. m.
The w. M. S. will meet for
Royal Service program at the
church Friday at 1870 p. m. The
Sunbeams will also meet at this
time.
Cottage prayer service will be
held in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Roberts Saturday evening
at 1880 p. m.
Udell Coburn returned home
Friday night from Quitman where
he was employed.
Mrs. Vetra Wellington and
Mrs. Versie Broome moved to Mo-
bile Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Churchman re-
turned home Thursday from a va
cation in Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Shattles
spent a few days this week in
Brooklyn, Miss.
Mrs. Earl Raby, Norman Raby
and little Earl Raby have return
ed home from Berwick, La,
where they v ted Mrs. Raby's
sister, Mrs. Lura Rogers and Mrs.
Lou Evans.
Mrs. S. E. Bilbo leaves Friday
morning for Ellisville where she
will join her son, Virgil Bilbo,
and his family and they will mo-
tor to New Mexico to visit her
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Mrs. Annie Graham of Pascagouia
were guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
NJ. E. Hubert last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mathis and
daughter and Mr.and Mrs. Edwin
Oswald and daughter motored to
Hattiesburg Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Esterling
of Corsicana, Tex, and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Wright of Waxahachie,
Tex. land Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
McCants of Palestine, Tex, were
house guests last week of the
Rev. and Mrs. James Williamson.
Miss Vivian Bennett was hon
ored at a birthday party last
Thursday evening, given by her
mother. Mrs. F. G. Bennett. Those
who celebrated the occasion with
her were Voncile Cropp, Bertha
Eckert, Julia Ann Kern, Mazelle
| Taylor, Lavelle Garfield, Mar
gle Lopez, Vivian Stringfellow,
Lula Ann Brady, Betty and Eddie
LeMaitre, Johnnie and Lonnie
Stringfellow, Dale Jackson, Win
ston Lopez, Franklin Breland,
Lester and Douglas Golf, Ray
Williams. Out of town guests were
Jimmy Thomas, Don Grimm,
and Tony Ehlers of Moss Point,
and Mrs. w. E. Howard and Billy
and Bernice Howard of Route
One, Pascagoula. Cake, cookies
and punch were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Walker
spent the weekend in Birming-
ham.
Mary Lou and Vera Allen OF
Moss Point spent the weekend
with Voncile Crop.
Joy McLemore of Mobile spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Elton Roberts.
The WINS met at the church
Monday for their Royal Service
program.
Friends of Richard Bosarge,
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Bosarge, are sorry to hear of his
illness at the Jackson county hos
pital.
DR.. d. A. "Scotchie" Mccall,
executive secretary and treasur-
er of the State Baptist conven-
ton, will conduct services at the
Baptist church Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
RETURN FROM EXTENDED
TOUR

Misses Alice Emily and Doro-
thy Hague, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs, George Hague of Pascagoula,
arrived home recently after an
extended tour from Oakland,
Calf, which carried them through
a number of western, northern
and eastern states and on through
the southern states to their home.
Among the interesting cities WIS.,
tied were Portland, Seattle, Den
yer. Minneapolis, Chicago. De-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

Udell Coburn Saturday and his
parents, MI. and Mrs. L. c. NAL
ley, returned with them.
The Rev. Claude McDuffie and
family of Sims, Ala, are spending
two weeks in the home of S. J.
Naples and holding revival SER
vices at the Kreole Holiness
church.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Lide
announce the birth Of a son,
Richard Dennis, at the jackson
county hospital, August 8 at 8
am; weight seven pounds, four
teen ounces. Mrs. Lide Is the
former Helen DeForrest, daueh-
ter of Mrs. H. DeForrest of Pas
cagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
MRS. ROBINSON N o

On Tuesday at l o'clock the
women employees of the Public
Housing Administration in Pas
cagoula honored Mrs. William
Robinson at a farewell luncheon
prior to her departure at the
weekend to join Mr.. Robinson,
who is employed in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Robinson, who mas been
with the local office since Oc-
tober l, 1945, was the recipient
Of a number of lovely gifts.
The luncheon took place at
the Beach Pavilion.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

troit, New York, Philadelphia
and Washington. d. c. They Wis
tied Raleigh, Charleston, Savan-
nah and Jacksonville on their
way to Pascagoula. Among scenic
wonders they saw were Yellow
stone Park and Niagrs Falls.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

The bureau of mines in the u.
S. department of interior was set
up in 1910.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

Oysters rank as the most valu-
able product OF American fisher
les Salmon comes second; men
haden. third; Cod. fourth, and
halibut, fifth.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

Minerals were first discovered
in Canada in 1904 by a French
mining engineer known as Mas
ter Simon.