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Evening star., 1948-10-04

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (Sont.l :.
FLORIST EQUIPMENT - Refrigerator,
'se; ut g 'sS 'hs
GGiAxs;oLNE SERVICE STATION, centrally
eay W.T. sooS For sgsK iarhsa
p&uGsrokE I'fa ea 81 sf3 foa SALE. corner location
ca ssIy Ms RpE Fspt No saY sgy from owner
fRIvATE PARTY WANTS roomins house
business In NV. section; from owner; SUBJ
stantial cash; no AGENTS. Call Ho. 9867.
MANUFACTURING PLANT-A very COM
plete machine shop for production or ex-
Sdier f1 refused Call FIR. 5saa or VI. S357a
si0sals rooms ssf5safsa ssE
sSs9 ssoS snS ss e. 81
'e. sssz; Cali tx. 5S $5S5. '0Sa Sasrok 5fsanes e
GR BGER AND AND WINE RESTAURANT, catering 1
to colored trade: 7th ST.. NV; rent in
eeludes z apartments; modern ,s9uipment.
and ~ sscss sed sseas r1ta
sRi %ske easToR esE See 1i14z thlF tGsay Call sr
paint shop-on Colesviile pike. 5-yr. lease
sppsox a. sS go WORTH Th Of 9p oeS K nS SSy eo Hps
se for st # sod Gr this xeee seGu %
state cs Ashton 0'sfz sf44 nsFsis os
THE The GooDIE sHoppEE-soda fountain,
5oSm p sood Joe s's
i VICE srsr1oN M NfRSs TSR fEAsEModern IEs
Georgetown; experienced and financially
able operators only. Apply CITY SERVICE
sANpWicH san GH F0sflfS SHOP, Vs; downtown NV Sec
tion; 6-yr. lease; modern eauipmenti doing
SO daily. can be increased; terms, $4,000,
Bar and grll-owner quotes s1,4oo
weekly business; 1850 beer and liquor; 10
yr. transferable lease: reasohable rent.
yhe yooe ees down buy viii If handle d & for the money
CAMPUS srossed % s5S, iGss last yr lons
lease Living quarters aa , on End floor; mod
beer. Call business department for appt:
pa6p .S aspes. fNc TIL o;. pm YIN cA59MIRIs *
HOTELS FOR SALE-on account OF my
poor health l have to sell several OF my
and am, are l0ca.ed asso right in the heart Of the
GGEsT HoTsE; IL lovely rms, furn.,
income; price viii include prop. and furn.
Priced to sell. OWENS REALTY NE. o4s6.
iepair MAJ machine ' good Condition; cor sell ma
sansEz s. ks sutsbe o4 9w ssss oe
sal G. hosf M9N fa AZ sss nH
eoMpL24EIY eSs R iS sroekE6 EN- yo5hs SH clothing
sfaHRaL Hsf %EIEIocATfb 1856 SffT
rent; several equipped stores for rent also;
ens maz fa' ySs SowNTows ia ess9 doing
sS zs %sos sss hszS&zN SS
DRUGsToRE f,51 aG e'o'. AND LUNcHEoNETTE,
traetivs price e., WALTER EBERMAN. RE.
CANDY STORE and ice cream parior,
Spring. with wholesale privileges; beauti-
bs tas sToss Sales SSSFp sSe to
sign; Do located ca in Very fastDbuldins Section.
snP1se s. Esssrn sne bus aver ssr
LAUNDRY BUSINESS owners health
sale S hs Sale pres
nr. Cedar Point Naval Base: wonderful
oT sssg terms f p enf
Realsor' ll53 , 18th st. NV; RE. 1851:
room; pay bal; Of $4,000 out Of business
81 From PR6 house
valuable property and location; always
full $4,000, 1st trust $4,000. Box 442-
GREETINGs AND BEST WISHES for the
New Year to all our Jewish clients and
friends AuERBACH & CO.. 1924 K ST.
NV D1. 65ol. ONCE closed Monday and
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

SOUTH AND WEST. Sightseeing; share ex-
penses; driving doctors '46 Ford; ref.
Letter, Box 295-D, Star: .
with couple or ladies; share expenses and
driving; references. ME. 0615.
LEAVING OCT. 7th e P.M.-Des Moines.
Iowa, via TT. Wayne, Chicago. Call SH.
DAILY RIDE WANTED to and from An
drews Field from downtown: reas. re-
Enumeration. SERGT. WAKEFIELD, RE.
1kQ1 after e. g.
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cAnIeGl LIVE STOCK.
TWO MARES for SALE

TWO MARES for sale, one riding mare
is riding mare 10 years old. 8 goats,
will sell separately or all together. $40
Mass. NV, RE. 1926. s..
ONE FIVE-GAITED SORREL MARE, Is
hands; one five-gaited Palomino gelding;
one it sorrel h4nser l8$ e. hamds amos
en- or children; one brown and white
spotted mare. several reas, horses, / pr.
Of mules; saddles and brides, blankets,
Fisher rd., Temple Hills, Md. SP. 01o4.
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FARM and GARDEN.

COW ,MANURE, we'll rotted, $3.50 per 5
ss ss pei Topso ps pu wS sssS sSe per Is
s.Ssz Ss soEk S pER fsR sss sSs s::S; zfsss
Kssy e. casr.
hsmmes mils nias sa
leaders. Many bargains. CENTRAL MO-
Toh CO., 5000 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va, CHI.
IDEAL FOR FARMING-Fords. 'ss to 'ss
sS la,ton 81. cab and chassis; eagiIp
$500 to 5000; so-day guar. HILL 4
Oldest LII rorG yerpsn. psssr NJ NJ $50
TOP SOIL, fill, dirt, sand, manure. blue
stone stone and a road graysel By yard. ton or
fGSss s azshAs sss: ss uS Ss vBBssss: BsRs .a
BfaNkEs Fasa $s1o FaMo6s 11se Bs fANsY seedlings;
santhenums a5c each. 5 for 81 6b; i'm
vts ss 81 Gn and Sp maiden
for price list; free deliy, Wash. and Vic:
NURSERIES, Wash. BALTIC blvd, Beltsville,
Nd; Open Open. ggeesskdays, ges Suns. and eyes.
Ssp;! spruce paSa4g ass lsis
EVEkGREESS EEESS SALE. all kinds fresh dug lug at
sensible prices. Please compare. Special
spreading yews will grow in sun or shade
hardy azaleas. 12 to Is in. spread. S235
ca. ASHTON NURSERY, 651O Georgia
iHe; Rich. T." CLEAN ropso1. 50 Gu. yd.;
lawn ,ssr service; BOYLE TREE SURGERY,
hA asTS as'fR Walks terraces nreDlaees
rock gardens, fish ponds, retaining walls,
pipe drainage. all kinds Of cement work.
E MARcUCC1o; Route s, Horner lane,
GARDENERS and CONTRACT
tors, grading, seeding, sodding, fertilizing,
spraying, pruning, trees and shrubs,
trimmed or removed, cavity work, our
SMALL SMALL FARM TRACTOR, with all equip,
1926. Call OW. 1894. q
COW MANURE, we'll rotted, $3.50 per fve
bushels, So per 10 bushels, $3.50 per 15
bushels, delivered; top soil. WA. 1893.
SERVICE, sodding, grading
and seeding; sod and top soil delivered
ASs MAN4sn WHE III Ash6Th G to work on
farm; salary and share. Call DU. 45O1.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

trucks; recorders (wire or tapeD, 16 mn
projectors. SOUND EQUIPMENT co
co. 4445 5s
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BOATS.

works perfectly. marine straight 8 Oldsmo-
De ens@pf @ 4emofe ne
aREeoRYs ft8o BoAT 'sG1 YARD n' Maine me- ave-
sPEEDBoATIcorrect Graft, nearly new,
MAXINE ENGfNEs-see the new Ker:
nat msth 6hp
a!seoanss sREaoEsYs soAT 9HRD, SRf' So 20
HaND sTe sA sAaiabe special monthly
BOAT YARD. $50 Maine ave. s.W.. Ma.
needs repair: 5000. Deiahays o Boat Yard,
Md near Ak ke0nsTTds9Tn sTn0P
sss soaa ss s9ss rsssaasss &C.
Hartgess GGaleSylIls, Nd: s.
1909 Marine. Atomic, -Four ship: light
ss9af 8 + xaRD ff5 81 SO si Maine %sTsss
IiGHTN1NsGS' IN sS CLASS sLoop, No. TS 1881.
new. stainless steel shrouds, nyion Sheets
81 cRIs dzti GRAFT, twin oo;h;p: motors
CIldlTS, uSIluB
pump and water pressure, double set heavy
S1ty 6Su1y batseTieS plaste eovered seats and
over 81 800 spent remodeiins last fall
EssdeTdaIs, Fla sas5t!es $500 'S6 m met ri il
LATE fIlf 1877 49's s1E2LcKAFf SEDAN ,ust re-
painted; has spotlight, two windshield
wipers, opening ports in forward cabin,
stove, stern seat, awning over cockpit,
extra large gas tank, folding helsm IAN &
seat: price. $500. See Mr. Hughes A at
sTEELCRAFT DOCK. Maine ave and M
SITS. sw., ST 4l45 -
FISHING PARTIES, day or night, Chesa-
peake Bay, Herring Bay, Gooses For
reservation, call CAPT. A. v. KING, WA
STEELCRAFT WASH. CO.-SPECIALS!
1946 Steelcraft sedan cruiser So, 500
1946 Steelcraft seda IN, 115-h.p
Chrysler, cockpit cover, spotlight,
compass, barometer 5000
26 Richardson, 125-h .. Gray, COM
pletely equipped, stove, 3 anchors.
spare motor parts, barometer,
spotlight; fast and economical to
or best offer.
1946 Cruisalong, large motor, avn
ing over cockpit, cushions recov-
cred. spotlight, compass--- 1850
blinds. many extras ."--oI-.A " - $500
Order your 1949 Steelcraft now-20.
26, and So cruisers. See Mr.. Hughes at
STEELCRAFT DOCK, Maine ave. and M
SITS. S.w. ST. 4145. IS
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1lle ST. N:E;-Double room, next bath,
bath, one block from bus. t. telephone; ;Ns gem
sRaP sRsn RoNf 9H s. RSoM Ses southern Att ass
Renn 6uT Tef FasG ss5 afs 4ssD ts
Nsely fu nPons abs alSH sSsl sSs
Sath Ssh iH no other roomers cs NO ssss
,i, iurn; bedEm:, e IT. living rm.' Kit priviis; IL
GATHoEIc UNIV. v1c.-Master bedroom.
WooDRIDGE-Double front I'M: double
S;a Ssas s?SP!$ ssn '9s3s DI'',isss' 9O'
so s!spsp9ststsH ts sP TEharse Tf s4ss front room
esTly .t1aT taTn5shsd closets semiDv' bath.
Sss Sssl e. sfteE eAPiToG azoI sr-Lse front rm pvt.
bath, for, 3 sirls; also doubles; cont. hot
ssis ssia 18Th h0sf s. man sis 70 .Rar.
ssSf 'Rih5lo2i - Rg, iSEs NELars.
front room with twin beds, for men or
1se c ST, N.E.-single front sleeping
room; cont. hot water: "a blk, transp. and
Catholic church; So wk. LU. 6l33.
ROOMS FURNlSHED-S.E. and S.W.
552 I4th ST SE-Furn room for gentle-
man, near transportation. Call Ii. 1855.
TWO LARGE FURN. front rooms for cou-
Rs PWo 81 askpG isfon uTEs Ga I% rms mss each suite.
esc fssf gas other iseTe has S ceDox Me os
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY, Capitol Hill.
beautifully furnished room. Call after
pm, FIR. 1888. 129 Carroll ST. sc.
a52 sth ST SE.-Room. clean and com.
Portable, S25 month; men only. Call after
1oTBLE 1 ii E'GosoSM ROOM. light kit, and laundry
privils.; conv. to Navy Yard and Boiling
Field; ? empl girls: or empl couple. ST.
1878, Ext. 100, weekdays only. IS
2 ROOMS, double and single. new home.
nicely fur; bus at door; uni. phone: shop.
ping center. movie nearby. TR: s4s3. -
ROOM FOR RENT for gentlemen, With
pvt BATH nondrinkers; near Confessional
tibrsGg Lib nEsn 2l3 Ina St psosoM ,ou. NV
ilsges: no children; $10.50 wk. for couple.
ccooLoRGD-s1s ccooLoR1GIDs1s 1st ST. s.E.-Room for
rent, for couple. Call LU. 59Ob. Call all
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AVIATION.
ROOMS FuRNIsHED-korthwest.

AERONCA CHAMPION, June. 1947 excel
lent condition. never cracked, always han
cared: best offer takes. AT. e03S. IS
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POULTRY and EGGS.

JAMES FEED STORE, 8l9 K st. NV. ME-
0089. Baby chicks, feed and poultry SUP
Evening star., 1948-10-04

RUG. exlS' maroon aSSl wool; S3o; good con-
RUG. Kashan ORE ntal, 1ox14, never used.
mn 9nusual sasd desisn; must SELL sacrifice price
RGas@Earge RG eefa selection of fine Oriental
saa SeRss's sfs to ss sssnss
tSas gt1f s$sssG d4stE ssfa 'Fsfa SIS
SANITARY RUG CO., 11s st. NV. >.DI
RUG R sALE-2oo large and small orientals
reduced prices. RARE RUG SHOP. 2427
aa oer sss. suitable ns or s asssa
ranged to suit your reauirements:: "A"
sFaisosl HE sArEMAsrSR % e.. sso4 Pa. ave- NV
ssGcALEs. Toledo Defiance. perfect condi-
sRRvEE siRR E1of REFh2eEkAToR. AZ 1goR ~ must sac
sH%iSS ssf goo Ms6HsE @ III f. sAkE TH SAT- portabes
We repair, trade Or buy your old machine.
Ms f1sfsfisz Wig co
ssfESW@1ssG MxcHiAEs@Inmediste delivery
S brand. s new; NS New Home console and porta.
bles; Singer rebuilt desk models, console Ole
aass yoSr I'D mseSnes
~ ss s;s = SsH ~ 8 S$
20O4. Open Wed till pm. -
immed delivery SEWING MACHINE Ex-
CHANGE. 24l2 18th st; NV. co. 3246
SEWING MACHINES-Singers elec. porta-
bles, $3.50 up. all guaranteed; also new mu
2l9o; 2414 18th st; NV Open ewes. til 7
SEWING MACHINE sALE-singers, - elee. e.
desks, $685.; 5.year guarantee. Other
electric makes from $3.50; free home
dsmonstration; terms; s1,25 ,ykly. MOD
3299 M NV, Ma. 9742. Ma. 5642.
SILVER TEA, SET. sterling, s pieces. extra
heavy, hand CHASED; cost S795; best
SINkS, new and used all sizes; faucets,
pipe, showers, toilets, tubs, basins.
BLOCKS. 3O66 M ST. NV, MI. 7141.
STEEL-2S tons of reinforcing rods. Sin.
beams, Sin. angles, 6-in. channels; wire
mesh, etc. 471s Bethesda ave, Bethesda
sTovE-Hardwick table top. excellent
| condition, two drawers and oven on one
side; best offer. DE. 1854. a
| TELEVISION demonstrators at greatly re-
duced prices; sold with the ofig; 1-yr.
guarantee: shop US FIRST for best deal in
I town; easy terms. ELECTRICAL CENTER,
614 10th st. nv.
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CONTINUED on Next pags.)
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Size; Size ta6ls PIE TOP; splendid Vaiue az S1Io
HoTDwATER FURNACE, excellent condi.
ton, reasonable; bathtub and bowl. GO
House FURNIsHINGs-crystal cocktail
cases; lamps; 81: 5722. , b 81
s}s Ass ss;i 'sssae ssS DisTRief SSsf Ec
kSSorTTY2 FINE FINE pANEL1NG-special lot
l2he s. f. de!yered No phene 1,1son orders SHS
LYING FuRNITSkEryS pissss assv meaaS asss
RftEefn Rfv sM SURF sna maps sso Rsh slip
and matching floor lamp like new; $50
RfSGsG RhSns pk kooM oSlS SUITE, pieces. used on.
week. like new, reasonable; also Premier
kiSaSG xfsHSG' RM. H. sGiTE, n1S 2 PC; sofa, large
srss CHAIR M IN sursunds Sof
included; $3.50 for 2. pcs. Can be seer
at 1911 Key blvd. Apt. $685. cH. 1000
brick. lumber and other building materialI
tiS iron befors susins ror tS'e courteous prompt
tha1se te the LITTLE LITTLE white House" At 18th sns
HhHMbFR.sSri6iNG HESH1MassSS GS e. MSTER1ALs. sS bett
new and used. at Robinson's Open az DAY
ar ar s5e 1a e.. sz4xs Fl pine, Sos 4 e.; zig in: IL:
iats'as i4s sas t. EI ISS w: g. o4nc 4. Is~x$s'
ceiling panels, S1sc 50. #. House paint
9o-lb. bags, s1:15 sa Thousands o o.
bathtubs, basins and hundreds Of othel
items Now thsn-.try RoBIMS0N'S NEM aHt
Kenilworth ave. ne. AK. 1900.
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS, plywSod of al al
mahosany plywood Z in Ma1rSsoP e. lss PER ITts 4
LUMBER Co, INC, 433 X st. NV. ma
1860. y
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS
both new and used at Robinson's. OpeI
ali day Sat, and Sun; Free delivery q
NV sssnusTS zl lSos7ssGSS Ngg% IN IN
ilworth ave. ne. AK. 1900.
MEMO PADS; 9s,e all sizes, for ONCE work
MiMEoGRAPH tEdison5. 4. B. Dick, han,
operated. Phone OR. 11S0. -
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X from Washing
Of used brick; 1
,all on us for your
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downtown NV. sec
odern equipment; doing
lcreaSed; terms, $4,000,
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HOTELS FOR SALE-on account Of my
poor health, I have to sell several Of my
hotels, all Of them have long-term leases
and are located right in the heart of the
Evening star., 1948-10-04

FIVE RMS. slightly used furniture; mos
old sell immed. for cash. Call LU. 9O22.
RUGS, genuine Oriental, all sizes, half
price sale cAssABLAN. 1904 o st. at
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30
Kiwuniuns Hear
Stotus OF Family
Life Discussed

Kiwanians heard a discussion
on 1.-The Status of the American
Family Today" by a group of
high school sociology students at
their regular meeting on Tues
day. The program was presented
in conjunction with Youth
Week"
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram, President Bill Guest, Jr.
presented Buddy Enrich, chair
man of the group, with a certi.
ficate of appreciation from the
Kiwanis Club.
George Lowell made an an
nouneement concerning a dance
at the Country Club on Friday
night, tonight, urging the sale o.
tickets. All proceeds from the
dance, which begins at 8 p. m.
will go to the benefit of the pres
ent Cancer Drive, he said.
w. G.. Browder, connected with
the lighthouse service, was the
guest of Wilbur Dees. Other
guests were the eight students
on the program and their teach
er, Thomas r. Mccain.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30
Music Club Award
Contest Set For
Thursday, May 6

Seven entries are registered
for the Eddie Mae Mansfield
award contest being sponsored by
the Pascagoula Federated Music
club on Thursday, May 6, at the
Pascagoula high school auditorium
at 1880 p. NJ.
ANY senior voice or piano stud
ent from the Pascagoula, Moss
Point or Our Lady Of Victories
high school is eligible TO enter.
Three judges appointed by the
president of the Mississippi Fed
Grated Music Clubs will judge
the solos PLAYED or sung by the
contestants. Contestants are al
lowed to choose their own selec-
tions for the contest, each one
rendering two solos.
A certificate of award will be
presented the winner at the class
night performance of his or her
school and the cash award will
be paid upon the college matricu-
lation of the winner.
Mrs. R. A. Heritage, Mrs. James
Bornham and Mrs. Hal Lee COM
pose the committee in charge of
the contest.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30
Four SoftbaH
Teams Tied For
First Place

The past week in the Pasca-
goula softball league saw three
teams knocked from the unde-
feated brackets and wound up
Wednesday with four teams in
a dead heat for first place, each
with two wins and one loss.
Last Friday night, Cooks
smothered Temple 1874 and K. c.
had little trouble with Smart,
coming out on the long end of
a 1868 count. Monday night, Ez-
ellis edged the Post Office, 5-4,
and Cooks ran away with Smart.
Wednesday. X. G. took their
first loss of the season, "a.
thanks to the Post Office nine.
Temple also handed Ezells their
first loss, 1913, making 1t a four
wav tie for top honors.
Tonight, Friday, X. c. plays
Cooks, and Temple meets Post
Office. Monday night, Smart takes
on Ezells and Cooks engages
Post Office. Wednesday sees Ez-
ellis VS. K. c. and Smart VS. Tenn
pie. The first game each night
starts at 7:30 and the second gets
underway at 900.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30
Seniors Give
Annual Play
tuesday Night

Under the direction of Mrs.
Thomas r. Wells, a cast of IL
seniors of the Pascagoula high
school presented Robert Finch's
murder comedy, Murder at Ran
DOM" before a full house of APP
proximately 500 at the high
school auditorium on Tuesday
night for the annual senior play.
The plot was eentered around
a mystery book loving boy who
gets mixed up with a group of
unemployed actors in a country
home. Mirth and MAYHEM moved
hand in hand in the hour and
a half three-act hilarious produc-
ton.
Included in the cast were Hen
ry Buddy" Enrich. O. C. Mick
ey" Lacewell, Billy Earl Davis.
Patsy Pinson, Paul Ryan. Lloyd
Brinkman, Pat Winter. Kathleen
Simmons, Marie Krebs, NARROW
Miller, Edna Labbous, and Wade
billiard.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30
Local DairYmen
Guests OF Moss
Point Rotary

Fourteen dairymen of East
jackson county were guests of
the Moss Point Rotary club on
Thursday to hear Melvin Ness of
Biloxi discuss the future of the
dairy business in this area.
The guests of honor included
II. c.. Wilson, H. r. Hamilton,
Axel Peterson, V. Nelson, Geo
rye Martin, H. Shumock. c. c.
Baria, Leroy Kasby, c. Christen-
sen, H. p. Wheat. ]. r. Bullock,
c. j. Ray, Wilson Baria, and H.
G. Smell.
Mr.. Ness who is the owner of
the Home Milk Products company
of Biloxi, operates the first
creamery to be established on the
coast. He spoke of how the de-
mand for creamery products had
advanced and offered as advice to
the visiting dairymen the con-
slant Improvement of their herds
To illustrate the demand OF
creamery products Mr.. Ness said
that on the day the Home Mill
Products company opened 10 gal.
Ions of milk were supplied. To.
day 1000 gallons of milk are USED
daily.
Visiting Rotarians were Art
Fifield and Wendell Palfrey o.
Ocean Springs. D. B. Clayton 0.
Birmingham and Chester Lyon!
of Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30
The Standins
History Students
Tour Historical
Places In Biloxi

Forty two members of Cyril
Carvin's American History class
of the Pascagoula high school
went on a trip to historical places
in Biloxi yesterday, Thursday.
in connection with annual trips
that the school sponsors each
year for junior and senior history
students.
The group left at $3.50 a. m.
Thursday morning on a school
bus and had lunch on the road
while coming back.
The class toured the jefferson
Davis Shrine and went through
the mansion and museum there
and paid tribute to the Confeder-
ate war dead. While in the mu-
scum they observed two copies
of the Pascagoula Democrat-Star
dated in 1881 and 1889 and edited
by j. P. Myers. In the 1889 edition
a death notice of Jefferson Davis
was carried.
After touring the Shrine, the
class stopped off at the Church
of the Redeemer on the Beach
in Biloxi. They got back to Pas
cagoula at l p. m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30
Officers Named
At Junior
Womun's Club

The election of officers for the
coming year was the highlight of
the meeting of the Pascagoula
Junior Woman's club on Wednes-
day at the Community Activities
building.
Mrs. Julius Virgins was nam
ed president for a second term
and assisting her as vice presi-
dents will be Mrs. Frank CAVITY,
Jr., first vice president and Mrs.
c. w. Fewel, second vice presi-
dent.
Other officers elected were
Miss Dottie Daniel, recording
secretary; Mrs. c. w. Russum,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Claude Martin, treasurer; Mrs.
Claiborne Koch, parliamentarian,
and Mrs. Savell Brock, historian.
The newly elected officers will
be installed at the May meeting.
Mrs. George Winter, represen-
tative of the American Cancer
Society, made a talk on the drive
for funds for the cancer cam
paign. Mrs. Winter stressed the
necessity of the education of the
public in combating this disease.
H. c. Sullivan who is connected
with the Mobile x-ray unit out
lined the plans of the county
Health Department for a drive to
have all adults x-rayed.
Both of the speakers were pre-
sented by Mrs. Virgins.
During a business session 1t was
voted to assist the Y-Teens in
a drive for funds for the Y-Teen
camp. Reports on the recent bene-
cit bridge were discussed.
A salad plate was served by
the hostess during the social
hour. Hosesses forthe afternoon
were Mesdames C. w. Russum,
Brock Savell and Claiborne Koch.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30
First Dividend Is
Declared BY State
Insurance Company

The first dividend of the Mag
nolia Insurance Company was de-
clared at a quarterly meeting of
the board of directors held April
18th. The company is a Mississip-
pi capital stock fire insurance
company owned by Mississippians
throughout the state. The board
voted a dividend of five percent
to stockholders of record as of
March 31st, 1913.
The officers and directors of
the company are from every part
of Mississippi and include W. J.
Cranberry of Pascagoula as
viee-president.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30
STOLEN CAR

Howard j Hudson was being
held for federal authorities in
Pascagoula this week after he
was arrested for having a stolen
automobile in his possession,
State Highway Patrolman w. G.
Gray reported. The man was
taken into custody in Moss Point
by Officer Gray and County Pa
trolman A. o Davis. The car
was the property of Sam Melito,
1882 st. Charles street, New Or
leans.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30
CARDS OF THANKS

We wish to take this means of
thanking our friends and neighhors
for their many kind words and deeds
during the illness and at the time
of death of our Mother, Mrs. Orvelie
Fouchier. Especially do We appreciate
the kindness of Rev. Varnauo II,
and Mrs. Clyde Abbott. % ! p 4-30
We wish 10 express our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to the many friends
for the kindess and sympathy shown
us during the illness and at the time
of the death of our dear mother. Mrs.
Dollar Merriam. Thanks for the many
beautiful floral offerings. tSignedl
Children. ~ ] p 4-3o
We wish TO express our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends
and neighbors for the kindness and
sympathy shown us at the death of
our dearly beloved baby son. Guy
Vincente Whisenant. Many thanks for
the beautiful floral offerings and your
thouRhtfulness. Special thanks to
Father Nolan of Mobile. Father john
son of Pascagoula, DR.. J. I'll. Baumhauer.
Or. J. N. Lockard. DR.. Wise, DR.. Kim
broueh and all other doctors called in
and the nurses OF the children's ward
of Mobile Tnfirmary. Stokes Funeral
Home and Martin Chevalier of Mobile.
Mother and Daddy. 20 ] p $50
We WISH III titHfth t't nan tAfLt
for their kindness in the recent fun
eral services of Private John MELON
aid fDonaldl Hollingsworth- who was
killed in st. 10, France. June ID. 1874.
hodv was returned for inter
ment in the Graham Cemetery near
Vancleave, April %. 1919. We especial
" thank Lieut. Presley and Charles
Wolf. both of Keesler Field. who act
ed as Chaplain and Music Director.
respectively; also the Veterans of For
eign Wars. Keesler Field, the Ameri-
ean Legion Post of Ocean Springs.
Fails Funeral Service, and the many
other friends who sent flowers and
words of sympathy. The thoughtfulness
of our many friends helped to tighten
the burden and may God bless You
all. Reverend w. b. HoilinRsworth and
family, Mrs. Sadie Steede. Ernest
Graham. 2S ] p 4-30
IN MEMoRIAM
In loving memory Of Frederick Yon.
Jr.. who lost his life on kinawa
April %. 1945. Son. Mother, Father.
Brother. Sisters md Aunt % ] p 40