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Evening star., 1948-12-19

FINANCING private sales our speciality; II
you are buying or selling an automobile
let US finance 1t for the purct ases NOLAN
FINANCE CO, l102 New York ave. NV.
Renubllc 1000
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WATERFRONT PRoPERn-sALt.
New, ail-year- round home furnished or
unfurnished; large living rm. . bedrms.
shower bath; all electric kitchen, oil &C
hss hs and lois 62sa nt6 eee6e sb6, h1w heater
HUNTING HUNT az PREsERvE, old farm. $50 lg acres
stocked as game refuge: near saltwater
nshlns' 80 miles D. c.; $50 per acre;
SANTA CLAUS sAYs-This $500 bunes-
wooded lot, with elec heat and water.
won't At your stocking but the terms
will, Ros, $50 xard down: ra. $50 per month: -
l2o,acre waterfront tobacco farm
4;oo4.tt; trontase: . large homes. 3 ten
sooo oIFoRD IFf Pao01eS WoopARD ssf5 !sbmf shady
Side, Md, past the P. O., West River 64"l
TWO BEDROOMS, living dining room
modern modern kitchen, bath. hot,water heater
circulating oil heater; electric range, large
from pvt. beach $500 cash, Sligo S9sS
WEST RIVER-Large waterfront lot. all
bath and kit, finished attic viii make ::
bedrms garage gNnGg finest location; boat har-
BARGAIN on BAYwVery large water
front lot. bungalow. ltv. rm, din rm., ="
bedrms.. bath. modern kit. fine porches;
quick sale. $3.50. Box lO6-K, Star
SOUTH RIVER PARK-Fine home, COM
plettely furnished; liv. rm., . bedrms, fine
bath; mod. kit. all conveniences. fine
porches: garage: Ea-acre lot all fenced in;
beautiful shrubberE so minutes ride:
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
Water r;-front stone home, on Blum Point.
with "a acre of ground, strictly modern:
attached garage
MANNAS REALTY
$11G Wilson BLVD nY
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BUSES FOR SALE.

GMC l943 model CC-3O3; seats 2S: suit
able for private school; 81 800. MA. 1868
5 am.-4 pm. 20
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GARAGES WANTED.

SINGLE GARAGE for storage, file cabinets
and equipment: NV. sect. pref Call DE
1881 between am. and 5 pm. 10
GARAGE WANTED-Vicinity Nebraska
and Conn aYeS. Box l02-I. Star
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gains. See them today.
STEUART MOTOR CO. 9th and New York
ave, NV. MA. 5000 -l9
TRUCKS! TRUCKS! TRUCKs!-Guar-
anteed to pass inspection
Al GMC stake, good running con-
40 Ford dump 1la-ton 2-yard
body, good overall cond 5Q5
~ Ford long wheelbase l5s-in.
stake, ready for the Job 1.195
Al Chevrolet 1la-ton 2-speed axle.
dump b95
40 Ford 1,a-ton high cattle rack
Al REQ 5-ton coal dump body 695
40 Ford short wheel base. cab and
chassis 1.095
body D " ~ NJ : -'' 1895
ton 1.1a5
At GMC pickup; excel cond. Ll95
40 Ford cab and chassis 395
Al Diamond T; short wheelhase.
stake body; mech. good 4a5
PARKWAY SALES tFordl SERVICE. 30
Years Of fair dealings. 1851 M st. NV
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INTERNATIONAL TRUCK, A-ton panel;
oss task TOP cash really ayns
FORD -BUiLI THAMES is4s; 1000 miles,
Ike new; A bargain at s9s5. MITCHELL S
a4s sedaa aa deVeTy ss Very original
finish like new; ready to go and guaran-
fff EfsY MooRs ssrfsIG Nc s!s snd os s5
INTERNATIONAL 1910 model "D-i5";
tasd ~ engine rs III %alG.in body; guarsn- n,
DODGE DODGE, 1s47 . to ] ton panel; low low
pobGE GeE pisfup . 4rhsei s drive H 'Sss
s5Ss; 81 ~ I7a5; sH. ssss: ,., .'" -. s4'
feet condition; $1,000 or best ofier under
NTERNxTIoNAL 1s4z KB.2 pickup; radio
POD DODGE 1s4l a-ton pickup; $3.50 co.
FORD 1945 1h-ton stake. Al shape;
FORD 1898 panel truck; excellent motor.
e9qd s AZ tres % s ask Se for s Mr. W4acE prse
FORD 1912 pickup; in excel. cond.; $3.50.
PANEL TRUCKS. 1Hs-ton oMc; good op-
Grating condition; newly painted; $3.50
10 4:36 pm. EVENING STAR GARAGE,
SAL 2nd st. Sc, and see Mr.. Fitzgerald.
INTERNATIONAL 1899 D-15; good condi-
tion: ,S!: 81 $50 or best offer. Phone MI. 944s
PANrL 1a In TkGcks It RS 1n-ton oMc: good @ls op
Grating condition: newly painted; $3.50
a p@ aaE EvEsN fEsfps sqResk sTAk GARAdR esR
s4l Ind st. sc. and see Mr.. Fitzgerald
GHEyRoLET 1s4s panel; low mileage.
FA. 1855 Monday KE. 6254 any time.
psrtset Sn'on III en Ssas % g. and %?5st gs
sMtvFefaI SIs, s1o ist7 = HssH ,sss panel $500
t, DODGE I947 11a.tSn stake body; l3:aoo
liehss. helper springs, 75Ox2O tires; new
eond; Sl.275. Inquire 71o R. 1. ave. ne,
INTERSATioNAL 1H 1e47 ,a-ton pickup: like
new !, throughout; heater; si,sa5. TR' 2;S55s
FORD l947 e-yard dump: very low mile
age truck like new; Sl,395. TR. i!5;i5
CHEVRoLEr 1912 a4-ton pickup van:
/ cwner; driven only 10000 mi. by
for LIGHT furniture delivery; S65o TR,
lNrERNATloNAL 1a4s model KR-le
tractor and ;?-ft. Freuhauf van trailer;
quick sale. Call ia. 600. -l9
TRUCK. new condition; l941 Ford. -
#. stake with only 5000 miles best offer
over 81 200 takes. Call owner. j. N,
CHAPMAN, 81. 1894 or S. J. Kilian, VI.
200. Ext. COS 30
At WHOLESALE, so used trucks, all types.
1859 International tractor. ton s495
1898 Dodge EFT. furn. van n------ $50
1871 Chevrolet li,aton dump - ll55o
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 5000 Lee hwy,
Arl.. Va. CHI 1000. Other truck bargains
and Army truck parts and service at our
Alexandria plant. 1901 Oronoco st.. Alex
andria. Va. Phone OV 1900. 10
FEDERAL l947 Il2-ton dump, 3-yard
body: 10000 actual. mi. Ike new: 81 ,6s5
GMC COE tractor, 1910. 1la-ton. >
speed axel. excellent condition S695
White 1914, WA20 tractor, good tires
Federal 1a46. to ton tractor,
II .0ox.o tires, air brakes. Al through
Federal la4s (e), 2ls-ton. 2-speed axei'
and 9.o4x2o tires. good for trsctor or
dump, like new S2,3e5 each
Panel delivery trucks. 1887 Fords, with
wide laundry-type bodies These are eX-
ceptionally clean. and Al mechanically.
Auto car-tractor. White. l2-tract engine,
excellent condition throughout Sl,6S5
SHERIFF MOTOR CO., 900 Rhode Island
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Beautiful Colonial Home
MCLEAN. VA.
FARMS WANTED.
WATERFRONT PRoPERr-sAIE.

WANT TO RENT a poultry farm, within
90 miles OF D. c. Phone Falls Church
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WATERFRONT PROP. WAhrEp.
AUCTION SALES.

not over so miles from Wash; will pay
cash. State full particulars. Box 49-K
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All advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
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FARMS FOR SALE tcent.,
200 ACRES

200 ACRES
Adjoins growing subdivision Just over D, c.
line. out Branch ave Sc. Astounding
value at S11,950. For full details call
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor, AK 5000
Ewes. and holidays. VI. 6551. 20
Beautiful Colonial Home
An excellent farm of s6 acres (more land
avalable). The old Colonial brick house
has been recently restored, redecorated,
and is in perfect condition; original doors,
mantels, wainscoting, random width floor
ing and hardware: new air-cond. heating
plant with oil burner; > tile baths. bed
rms, freplaceS, l in large master bed
rnl. very large and completely modern
kit; with buffers pantry. An estate you
and your descendants will be proud of;
located on good road rs mi from Wash
ineton In Va; price. 100000; cash re-
ouired $4,000. We believe the house
could not be duplicated for $4,000. For
further information, call Elnwood 80"
CHAMBLISS, MCLEAN, VA.
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rAxIs FOR HIRE.

fAxI FOR RENT, colored. AT, eSes,
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
TRACTORS FOR SALE.

JRNITURE VAN, to buy. cash deal ex-
lent cond AT 9342. MR. HILL Ia
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CADILLAC 194l Model s2 5-passenser
coupe: beautiful: 81 500. COLUMBIA
Glebe rd. OK. 1890
CADILLAC l94s "62" new black 4-door
sedan; 45 miles; Wv. tires, r. and h., ali
accessories; have Q cars So,s75, cash
Annapolis s611. MT. 7s6. 1es
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XMAS AND NEW YEAR SPECIAL
40 Colonial toilet and shower $3.50
40 National tandem, ~ #. $500
40 Colonial, % IT; toilet. shower $50
40 Landola, % IT.; toilet. shower $685.
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES. 5000 Balti-
oil 1Qnl
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BUICK 194h super 4-dr.; beautllul --tOne.
pert condition; private owner; 81 900
miles: new white-wall tires; Sl,S15. OR.
BUICK 1870 Special 4-dr.: runs wonder
finanse SGne1st RE. sHa sHss .aAe over 'A' VI
BUICK 1946 4-dr. Roadmaster sedan; by
dition: radio, heater. plastic seat covers;
good buy for some one who needs a
s99d car 5o sash Ph9ne M, NaiSn1l
in evenings and Sunday. q"
dan: radio; heater, seat covers; private
BUICK 1887 4-dr. Century in good con-
dition radio. heater and seat covers;
S4G5. Call Alex. $3.50
pin and the price is right; metallic blue
paint like new. heater and seat, covers.
os on rao oniS $so 6ees essh or esea erms LoGaN
.Ford,, III 18th st: NV; p1. $500. .1oa 400
BUICK 194s Super 4-dr sed r. and h.;
Wv. LIP tires; backup lights wind
she shield WASHER e 4sd AZ extras isss 1900 miles
new motor; car good as new; total, price
81 l.145s 235 Emerson st. NV. Apt. 10l
BUICK Ia4o 4-door; radio and heater
$500 or best offer Can be seen Sunday
till 3 pm. 81. 9533.
BUICK 1887 sedan; radio and heater: Al
splendid condition; new car arrived; sacri-
Ace. St0G SH. 5462.
BUICK la4s Roadmaster Dynafiow 4-dr
sedan; black. r. and h. etc; 4ike new; less
than 1000 mi: pvt. owner; $3.50 or best
offer under. RA. 1915. A21
BUICK 1910 sedan; privately owned by
doctor; good cond. $500. Apply 1928
18th St NV all day Sunday.
CADILLAC 1910 club coupe, model 50;
finish; like new; S1,295; 3O-day guar
HILL & T1BBITTS. l114 Vermont ave
NV. Wash's oldest Ford dealer, MA. $3.50
CADILLAC 1941 Model SO 5-passenger
coupe: beautiful: 81 500. COLUMBIA
MOTORS, Arlington. Columbia pike and
Glebe rd. OK. 1890
CADILLAC I94s $50" new black 4-door
sedan; IS miles; Wv. tires, r. and h., al
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BULLDOZER caterpillar l941 D-4. from
end loader Trackson, 1yard bucket al
attachable blade. in top condition; $50
81. 1877. SH. 5g3.,,
The Valley settler., 1948-01-02
ANOTHER> SON TOR TIE
 pAYNfS

! Word has been re ceAved in Pa Inner that the Don F. Payne famil lV are (. the proud parents Of q secohd son, Daryl Bruce, born October 3, ,lo47. Mr. and Mrs. Payne wrote that they had SD en' Thanks civing in Baker, " Oregon, with a number, of former Alaskans. They looked at Kodachrome pictures and remtnisced on Pa Inner days. At the time MT. nd Mrs., Payne
 wrote Mrs. Arnes Sandvik had lied from Seatt 1e, and would spend few days vi tn them while wa itfng for her pla ne to leave. Mr. and Mrs. Payne and family are now located In Sunnys tde Wa shinGtor where Nr. Payne is employed in the = Hospital.
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LEGAL NOTICES
az

marked PRIORITY HOLDER" ON out
side envelope must be received by
PHA by 200 p. m. (EST) October rs,
1913. at which time they will be OPP
ened in the office of Mr.. Charles L.
Levy at the address given below. If an
acceptable bid is received. non-prior-
ity holders who have requested bid
forms to date will be notified.
All bids must be submitted on Bid
Forms provided for that purpose,
which forms state the terms and con-
ditions of the sale and provide instruc-
tons on how to bid. SEALED BIDS.
MARKED "NON-PRIORITY BIDDER"
RECEIVED FROM THE GENERAL
PUBLIC UP TO 400 p. m. tESTl
November 10. 1913. and then opened
and read in the office of Mr.. Charles
L. Levy. Assistant Director for Pro-
gram Operations. Public Housing Ad-
ministration. Room i102. Georgia Saw
Bank Building. Atlanta 3. Geor-
gia. to whom all bids should be adj
dressed. as well as all inquiries for
additional Information concerning the
property. Office hours are from $50
m. to 500 .. m. Monday through
Bid and contract forms may
be secured either from Mr. Levy oil
Mr.. Chafin.
The right is reserved. as the inter-
est of the Government may appear. to
any or all bids. and to waive
any informally In bids received.
JOHN p. BROOME
Director. Region ".
II 1913
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
Mrs. George Powell
Gives PdrtY On Her
Daughters Birthday

The birthday of small 10 Anne
Powell was happily celebrated at
a party at which her mother, Mrs.
George Powell, was hostess at
the family home at I'LL Parsley
street, October 2 at 2:30 p. m.
The children were amused by
a series of games in which Patty
Guice, Mary Louis Mullins, Tom
my Dalton and A. ]. Larsen won
prizes.
The birthday cake was cut and
served with ice cream and soft
drinks, Mrs. Powell being assist
ed in this pleasant task by Mrs.
John Guice.
The guest list included Ann
erson, jennie Lou Griffin, Mary
and Jimmy McBrayer, Judy Pet
Elizabeth Deseramas, Patricia
Ann Farrar, Tommy Dalton, A.
J. Larsen, Myrtle Thomas, Eu-
eenia, Richard Alvin and Janet
Penrod, Mary Lou Miller, Kay
Sylvia Miley, Bobby, Jimmy,
John and Patty Guice, Jerry Har-
ris, Albert King and Charles
Powell.
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Moss Point First
Methods Church
Elects Officers

The Church Board of Educa-
ton of the First Methodist church
of Moss Point met at the church
on Tuesday evening when the
following officers were elected:
chairman, Edward A. Khayat;
vice chairman, w. M. Alexander:
secretary, Mrs. John Cirlot;
treasurer. G. L. Bond; Sunday
School superintendent w. w,
Parks.
Superintenoents of the depart
ments were: Adult division, Mrs.
H. B. Overstreet; youth division,
Mrs. John Cirlot; children's divi-
sion, Mrs. A. j. Franklin and
youth members of the Board:
Polly Franklin, Richard Britton
and Edna Khayat.
Increased attendance was set
up as the goal for the year and
the general program of the Me-
thodist church outlined.
Teachers were appointed for
the coming church year in the
Sunday School as follows: Adult
division, Mrs. Emmitt Golf, HON.
err Hamilton, Miss Ina Thompson
and Edward Khayat; youth divi-
sion, Mrs. Ralph Crate, Mrs. John
Cirlot and w. M. Alexander;
children's division, Mesdames
o. c. Breland, Woodrow Rogers,
John Backstrom and William
Alexander.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
Seusonuble Produce
On Sole Weekly Al
Formers Market

The display at the Jackson
County Farmers Market of last
Saturday included for sale but
ter beans, snap beans, turnip
greens, coliard green's, okra,
sweet potatoes, poultry, both
live and dressed, eggs and butter.
Farmers who had vegetables
and produce for sale were Coyt
Brooks, Mrs. A. Vincent, Andrew
Outzen, Levi Hinton, Mrs. ]. E..
Hagen, c. E. Smith, Mrs. Avery,
Preston Dickins and the Home
Demonstration Council.
The market is open each Sat
urday morning at 7 a. m. and is
offering a variety of seasonable
vegetables to the public. The pub
lie is urged to patronize this
market since they are able to
get vegetables direct from the
farmers which insures fresh quail
ity, the County and Home Dem
onstration agents said.
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Funeral Services
For G. L. Gulley
Held In Alubumu

Charles Leonard Gulley, a res
ident of Tanner Williams for the
past 80 years. died at his home
Tuesday morning. He was SO
years old and was a native of
Monroe County, Ala.
Funeral services were held
Thursday at the Oak Grove
church cemetery. The Rev. Hart
officiated and Fails Funeral
home of Moss Point was in
charge.
He is survived by four broth
ers, Joe and Rhett of Atmore,
Henry of Abilene, Tex, and
Samuel of Tanner Williams.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
Jimmy Fuller Is
Casualty Of Winond'
West Point Come

From West Point. Miss, news
that i6-year-old Jimmy Fuller,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Fuller
Of Gautier suffered a broken
ankle in the first game of the
"Pee-Wees," Junior high football
team at West Point has been
received.
According to a write-up in the
Commercial Appeal, 16-year-old
Jimmy was prevented from play
ing football in his home town as
he had to ride the bus to from
school, leaving him no time for
practice.
So anxious was he to play his
favorite game that he prevailed
on Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller to let
him spend the school term in
West Point where he made his
home with his sunt, Miss Nellie
Mae Wells, a retired teacher. and
he was able to join the junior
high team.
The game was the first of the
season and it was against Winona.
But before the first quarter,
Jimmy was out of the r.nning as
the result Of being hit. He is
getting along nicely but will not
be able to play football this sea-
son, though his coach B. D. Nc
Allister said that he was doing
good work, before his misfortune.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
NOTICE OF SALE


The PUBLIC HOUSING ADMINS
TRATION offers for sale and removal,
under its standard form of contract
for demolition and clearing work. the
following buildings. comprising a por-
ton of Temporary War Housing Prof
ect Miss-22l84. located in ~Pascagouia,
Mississippi:
DISPOSAL UNIT 1
Seven (7) two-story frame buildings
containing SO dwelling units and a total
floor area of approximately 1870
square feet. All s~alvageable materials
including gas-fired cook stoves, gas
fired hot water heaters, gas space
heater, ice boxes. metal shower stalls,
lavatories. toilets. kitchen sinks. T and
G oak flooring. window n door
frames remaining in the buildings will
become the property of the successful
bidder.
Unless acquired by a Federal Agen-
CIV for on-site use. subject to removal
provisions of the Lanham Act, these
Temporary structures must all be re-
moved and the respective sites re-
stored in the n prescribed In the
contract documents. The buildings may
be inspected during regular business
hours by inquiring of Mr.. Robert II.
Chain. Housing Manager. Public Hous-
ing Administration. Tenth Street and
Wilson Avenue. Post Office Box 3gi.
PascaRoula, Mississippi. Telephone $50.
The property will be sold for all
cash. and II to a priority holder. at
its market value as established by
PHA. PARTIES INTERESTED IN Sc
CURING SALVEGE MATERIALS BUT
HAVING NO PRIORITY ARE ALSO
INVITED TO BID DURING THE PRI-
GRITTY PERIOD. for in the absence of
an acceptable offer from a priority
holder. non-priorftv holders bids will
be considered comparatively.
Priorities TO which the property Is
subject are: ID Federal Agencies; f2i
ard local governments; and
(3l Non-profit institutions. These Drt-
may be exercised from October
4. 1898. TO October u. 1913. both dates
inclusive. Bids from priority holders.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
One Act PIoy And Cast For New
Play Presented At Pospoint Meet

A one-act play, Even Ex-
change, directed by Mrs. W. A.
'Kolb and starring Misses Billie
Koch, LaNell Price and Milton
Peterzell was presented to mem
bers of the Paspoint Little Thea
ter at the meeting of the group
on Tuesday evening at the 18th
Street Activities Building.
Mrs, James T, Thompson, pres
ident, introduced the new mem
bers to the Paspoint Players and
welcomed them to the group.
The members of the cast of
John Loves Mary, the first
major production of the season
of the Little Theater, were intro
duced with the director, Charles
Hightower.
: Members of the cast are Miss
Joyce Hagmann and John How
kins who will share the leads in
the title role. Supporting play
ers are Charles Boghdan and Mrs.
J. B. Randall cast as Senator
and Mrs. Mckinley; Milton Peter
cell as Fred, a friend of Johns;
Bobby Scheffler as 1t. O'Malley:
Joe Moore as George Beachwood;
Miss Ethel Eastman as Lily; w.
R. Guest, Jr., as Oliver, the ele-
vator man, and r. B. McIlwain
as General Biddle.
The play which is a three-act
comedy is scheduled for early
November.
Chairmen of the standing COM
mittees were also presented at
the meeting as follows, Mrs. Dom
aid Olien, play reading; Mrs. Roy
Wingfield, casting; Milton Peter
cell, membership; Miss Thelma
custodian of properties; Mrs. T.
Mansfield, costume; l.. G. Weber.
). Boswell, social.
During the business session it
was discussed whether the Pas
Point Little Theater should join
the federation Of coast Little The
aters and the matter was referred
to the directors.
AT the conclusion of the meet
ing a social hour was enjoyed
with Mr.. and Mrs. Boswell and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Briggs hosts
for the evening.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
Allen E. Coleman.
Motive Of Hurley.
Dies At Hospital

Allen E. Coleman, 68-year-old
native Of Hurley, died Wednes-
day morning at the jackson
County hospital after an illness
of about two weeks. He was a
farmer.
Funeral services were ON
Quoted Thursday at 3 p. m. at
the residence by the Rev. Timer
and interment was in Coleman
cemetery. Fails Funeral home of
Moss Point was in charge.
He is survived by a brother,
Lee Coleman, and a sister, Miss
Annie Coleman, both of Hurley.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
ADvERTIsEMENr ron BIDS

ADVEhTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, of Jack
son County. will receive sealed bids.
at the office of The Chancery Clerk,
until II o'clock a. m. on Tuesday. Nov.
l948. for the purchase of one CON
crete mixer.
Said mixer must be of two bag ca
pacity. mounted or four wheels with
tires.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any OF all bids.
Is E A II
NJ. c. EVERETT,
Clerk Board of Supervisors
81 1913, is. %
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the Jack
son County School Board will receive
bids up to Saturday, October 30, i948.
at 9 a. m. for the following:
1. Furnishing of transportation from
Breland Place TO Cunningham's Store
to meet the Live Oak Pond Bus.
2. Painting the inside of the old part
Of the Escatawpa Colored School, n
coat.
5. For the sale of three old bus bodies
that are out at the jackson County
Fair Grounds.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
A. F. MEGEHEE. Chairman
T. E. JOHNSON. Secretary.
A. mo ~ % %
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LEGAL NOTICES

mounted on rubber tires.
The Board reserves the right 10 re-
ject any or all bids.
This the sth day of October. is4s.
Is E A II
N. c. EVERETT.
Clerk Board Supervisors
a. IN q IL "a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Letters of Administration having
granted on the 9th day of Au-
gust. 1913, by the Chancery Court of
Jackson County. Mississippi. to the
undersigned upon the estate of Ho-
racio Wolfgang Spitz. deceised, notice
is hereby given to all persons having
against the estate TO have same
probated and registered by the Clerk
of Court according to law within six
months from date 0 II they will be for
ever barred.
This the 7th day of October. A. D.,
J. GUY KREBS. Administrator.
st 1913, IS, %
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08

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full relief from SHINY head-cold distress.
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II used In time. Va-tro-nol helps pre-
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It'll Vicks Va-tro-nol Nose Drops.