davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-15
Rovall at center.

Royal at center.
Others on the Midget squad
are Roy Buck, Dali Edmondson,
Terry Babb, Elton Gray, Jesse
Joyner, Elijah Edwards and Err
nest Wilmington, backs; Troy
Hopkins and Charles Gay, cen
tiers; Calvin Cornell. Howard
Mayes, Howard Smith, ends;
Douglas Wilson, Charles Fritts.
Robert Williams, tackles; Frank
lin Jordan and "Punkin" Will
Jams.
With all the material on hand
this year and no sign of the
SYSTEMS running out for lack
of boys in years to come, the
future of the Jackets seems as
sured. What is being done, in
effect, by Crawford, Hoyle is the
same thing that major league
baseball teams have found pro-
fitable for years. He is develop
ing on his football farm" a
number of youngsters who are
going to be the stars ON the To-
cal gridiron of tomorrow.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-15

Richmond, Va, Sept. 15-(AP)
Football fireworks in the
Southern Conference will be set
off this very first week Of lne
l946 season on Saturday with
George Washington's battle with
the Deacons at Wake Forest col
lege.
The contest will prove partiru-
larly interesting because OF the
fact the Deacons will be )perat-
ing from the IT" formation for
the first time since d. c. Pea
head) Walker began coaching at
Wake Forest nine years ago.
Too, George Washington has
a new head coach in john tBc)
Rowland. And the Colonlals
haven't downed the Deacons
since back in 1887. In fact
they've scored only seven points
since that year
f. Walker annouced yesterday
that Halfback Lou Pollacc.
would be out for an indefinite
period with fracture of ST. all
bone in his right hand. Inc
Deacon coach said that Wake
Forests only other in;lr ed
players Bill Gregus and end
Ed Bradley, would be ready tol
the visiting Colonials.
Secret Sessions
Secret scrimmages dotted
other Southern Conference foot
ball camps yesterday
William and Mary's Indians
"entertained' Camp Leieune's
Marines from North CaroliYa.
During an hour and 45 Minute
workout, the Indians uncoyeaec.
couple of freshman bacns.
Glenn Hulse and Jack ;2iaco.
who were tagged for considera-
BILE service during the coming
campaign. Both Hulse and , lace
are former GIs and thus eligible
to compete even though theJ re
yearlings,
COACH Karl Dick) Esloock
said after he put his University
of Richmond Spiders Though d
lengthy workout against the
University of Virginia a: Char
lottesville, Va, that he was well
pleased with his squads show
ing. Esleeck used FIRST team
backfield of Thomas Bilin.Sl=v.
Mike Coco, Bernie lIotbauer
and Ed Sugar Ralston,
Clemson's probable staltine
eleven concentrated on defense
against running plays exccutc. 4
by the second and third strings
Gil Rushton, of Greenvil,e, s.
C., displaced Sophomore Jack
Brunston at center on the sec
ond team.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-15
Local Company
Gets State Charter

Raleigh Included among the
certificates of incorporation
filed today lin the office of Sec
rotary of State Thad Eure was
certificate filed by the Hall
fax Finance Company of Roa-
noke Rapids in a general fl
nance business.
The authorized capital stock
for the company is 100000 and
subscribed stock is $500 by Pat
Brady and Fora Brady OF Reds
vile and j. L.. Young Of Roa-
noke Rapids.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-15
MORE U. S. PLANES
SENT TO GERMANY

Washington, Sept, 10 -tAPl-
The Air Force is sending about
40 more CTR four-engine cargo
planes TO Germany to reinforce
the l05 C-54's flying the airlift
to Soviet-blockaded Berlin.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-15

be up against real opposition
when they entertain Kinston at
Simmons Park, and there Is a
good possibility that last nights
practice will enable them to
smooth out some of the rousAt
spots. Aurelian Springs opens
its season on September "a at
Rich Square.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-15
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York 6, Cleveland 5
Detroit PIP, Washington
first game IL innings)
Boston 4, Chicago l
Philadelphia IL, ST. Louis =
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-15
NATIONAL LEAGEE

Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2)
Pittsburgh at New York
ST Louis at Philadelphia
nighD
Chicago at Boston
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TODAY'S BASEBALL
BY The Associated Press
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston at Chicago
Washington at Detroit
Philadelphia at st, LOU
(night
(Only games scheduled)
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-15
Western Carolina
PlayOff (Semi-finaD

Newton-Conover II, Ruther-
ford County 10 (Newton-Conover
leads 3-2).
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-15
NATIONAL, LEAGUE

Brooklyn 81, Pittsburgh So
Boston 10, Chicago 3
St. Louis 8, Philadelphia 0
(Only games ScheduledJ.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18

A visitor at the home of Cole
ridge argued strongly against reli-
gious training for children Why
prejudice them in favor of any
specific religion" he commended
why not allow them to make their
decision when they have grown to
maturity?
Coleridge reptile pertinently
Why prejudice a garden in favor
of fruit and flowers? Why not let
the ground choose for itself between
weeds and flowers or between weeds
and profitable produce
ii seems that parents Who insist
that their children have the best
Of foods and get the best medical
care are frequently very Indifferent
to the religious training Of their
offspring
YOUR child needs the regenera-
ting power of the Christian Gospel
NOW as much as he viii need il
twenty years from now The Bible
says. and human experience con
firms, The imagination of mans
heart is evil from his youth" It will
do no good to promise a sick child
that you will call the doctor when
he grows up. The sick child needs
the doctor now. And every boy and
girl needs Christ today!
There are many unchurched
people today, largely because many
parents a generation ago postponed
the religious training of their child
rem to a day which never came.
Let's not deceive ourselves about
this an uncultivated heart will
yield only weeds Only the heart |
which has been carefully prepared |
by the Spirit of God through the
Gospel will bring forth
the fruits of peace and love and
Joy
Are YOU postponing the Chris
ian training of your child? Another
lay of delay may mean disaster.
Dur Christian ministry is designed
or people from the cradle to the
rave. Enroll your child in our
'radle Roll or Sunday School now
ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
(pd. adV)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18
Varied Reactions
To Assurance OF
Libby Dam
By Charles d. Rowe

Will the Libby dam be built? A
large majority of Libby people are
convinced the answer should be
Yes. Powerful interests are in IA
vor of it. and local residents feel
certain those pushing this develop
ment will attain their ends.
A number of reasons point to this
conclusion. The army wants it from
the standpoint of needed power for
industrial production in case Of
another war. The Northwest is de
velOping rapidly and there IS now
a shortage of electrical power The
power to be developed at the Libby
dam would be a welcome addition
to the power pool of this section of
the nation While the reservoir
above this dam might be a small
factor in flood control, it is believed
here the real impelling force is 70
provide more water for the Grand
Coulee and Bonneville power plants
during the period of low water in
the Columbia
Further reasons for a speedy con
struction of this dam on the Koo-
tenai lie in the fact that new
national administration has been
elected that is pledged to a con
tinued program of spending. There
fore, there will be little hesitancy I
because of the factor of costs. Fur
thermore, the Libby dam is project \
No. l in priority in the army en-
gineers' recommendation Take all
these factors into consideration and
they all point to this big project
on the Kootenai Just above Libby.
It is being said here that COnstrllc-
ton will undoubtedly be under way
next spring or early summer. AS
an indication of the activity that is
being shown among important
groups, it is said 20 engineers were
in Libby last week and visited the
site of this project.
And how do Libby people feel
about this development? The re-
action is a varied one Many favor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18

There are some who view with
considerable apprehension the com
ing of the scurvy crowds, the riffrah
that always follow every large con
structlOn project The coming of the
usual inflow of tinhorn gamblers.
the prostitutes, their camp follow
ers and the underworld scum only
fills them with aversion They, too.
pont to what is happening at Colum-
bla Falls and at the Hungry Horse
dam site. One Libby woman who
visited Hungry Horse some weeks
ago to visit a relative said il is
unsafe for a woman to appear alone
on the streets there at night Some
fear to leave their doors unlocked
even IN the daytime when they ara
alone in their homes. One Libby
man who holds this view of the
situation said TO the writer Il VIII
sell out my business Just as soon
as 1 can after the actual beginning
of construction l have two small
girls and [ viii not raise them in
Such an environment It is con
coded by everyone that the city
VIII have to increase its police force
Others are asking what Will be
done to accommodate the increase in !
school enrolment that will be (
caused by 400 or more workers
and their families moving into the
district
And nearly everyone is wonder \
hg about the relocation of the rail
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18
STRIKER

Mr.. and Mrs Richard Gaertner
were between train callers in Rex
ford Saturday
Mrs. Anna Rice visited with
friends in Kalispell few days last
week.
Mrs. Myron Hampton and child
rem visited in Trego Saturday.
Harry Roedel is enjoying a two
weeks vacation at home from his
work as maintainer on Highway 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas White and
family were visiting at the Art Berg
home in Trego Thursday evening.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18
STATE TO BENEFIT

To relieve congestion on telephone
lines between Billings and Denver,
construction of twelve new circuits
will begin Immediately, according
to District Manager R. A. Brickman,
Billings, of the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph company.
This long distance expansion prof.
Get in Montana and Wyoming will
cost S375,000
Four buildings will be built soon
for equipment at Hardin and Wyola
in Montana and Buffalo and Mid
west, Wyo.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18

However, all do not view it in
this light one cnterprising man
takes an unusual stand. He says. Il
do not like the hurry -burly of a big
city. l don't want any of it here.
l chose Libby as my home because
I like it just as it is. l enjoy the
freedom and the warm companion
ships of a small town. I don't wait
to be crowded off the highway by
scores of speeding cars every time
| go out for a drive. Neither do
care to find all my fishing holes and
recreation spots populated by
strange crowds whenever I seek a
little enjoyment from what is now
our delightful out of doors" He's
rather glum about the expected
activity
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18

it; some are much opposed to it.
Unquestionably a large majority
are highly pleased They see a great
upsurge in the business activity of
our little city They refer to what
is going on at the Hungry Horse
project. where press reports say
there are 1900 employed with a mil
lion dollar payroll And that is
not the maximum of employment
The big peak will come next sum
mer. Those who have their vision
on this increased business activity
and profits are waiting joyously for
the work to get under way. the
sooner the better from their stand
point
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18

Election polls should be done
away with. l believe they have a
bad effect on the voters. They in
duce some to. refrain from voting,
while others vote to get on the band
wagon They are confusing and
worthless, so let's have no more Of
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-18

road VIII it continue to come
through Libby or will it seek a pos
siblc and shorter route to the Wesf2
Certain men who are more or less
close to railroad management are
saying the new routing of the Great
Northern will throw the main line
through Kalispell and on westward
through the Manicke section south
of Libby to "a junction with the
present line somewhere in the vicin-
ity of Standpoint. If that takes place
1t will place BOnners Ferry. TROY
Libby Eureka and Whitefish on
stub lines. No one views that pos
sibility with any degree of pleasure
And so the discussion goes on
Some eagerly await the coming of
the dam; others resent it. But re-
gardlcss of how the local peonIe
feel about it, practically EVERYONE
is convinced the dam will be built
and that right soon The powers
that be want it and there's no ston-
ping it, seems to be the prevailing
conviction.
1t would seem the outlook for the
national pollsters is a dubious one
In view of the utter failure of prac-
tically all polls to fortell CORRECTLY
the recent election result, how can
anyone ever have any faith in them
The scientific" polling of the voters
was just about as totally wrong as
it could be- Mr. Gallup is saving
his percentage of error was only
~ I'd say it was 100 per cent. His
poll was to tell us who would be
elected as the next president. That
was its only purpose. He couldn't /
have been more completely wrong /
So Id say his miss was 100 per cent /
Evening star., 1948-04-04

Continued On Next Page
Evening star., 1948-04-04

II Hsnalsy ,an.r draw ssa..p. sellers:
ment. .euick-chanse gear box s7oo'
i..fH aATHE 'so South Beno. in. by sIa IT., with
SaoS. ali. ea2 e. oxford ave, Alex, Va. :
dATa.S ne feTRc h1saq stssS Fs1p
STisiasl %hNq co s5a'e 4sa i'sSe Sherman ave. NV
LATHEs, woodworking; save $40 on one Y,
these snfss ns ySHdg9fknas eS Dfss a sshfs GnE Ec
fRic Fl Ice f5ssiii E5euiPMENF lHH CO. s. s47s sneT
SsSss S;74,ss ss qss assn5s R,s'1 bs.:3
sspoIss law sdIson sSpTePs S..i PsoSsp1T SSqTt
Ia IswS SsiiasS MOVER rs sHasPkNEs ARE M used
sGoa RssT ss ased sood eond
EsWNMSwEks, kssF NOV Il T. 8 aS and UP. 18th AND
Pa. ave Sc, back of market. Drive IN
AVN iss =, ossifs Hsswefa last sesr Ap
LAWN MOWER, power: Vac-U-Mow tnewl
rotary scythe type; lust the m9wer & s 10,
erows tall and touch; price. S110. Wo
iIaS%sS MOVER, " gsed, .. 1s-ineh; will '.eri-
ss EsoM.s' ss i.s sn es.s h sssi sSs
sat:r 0 f..oa soSs US ..ns ihass0r ssS S
ton s., Hystssyille. Nd. WA. 3s7s: -
| LAWN MOWERS. powered by MAYFAIR gas
Call WA 14s4, Mr.. HEDGES.
! LEGS-Convert your box springs or col
springs into HOLLYWOOD beds. SLAGLE
MFG. We install. 81. 1884.
LENSES for cameras. movie cameras. en-.
lalxsrs; tele.lenses, bousht. sold. traded
tBREHNER. a3:; Pa. ave. NV. Easy terms
LIFE MAGAZINES from lst issue, 1888
,hfopsh r@ rSespyrs ts4s; y1N s3sl, M.r r,,r. so,
each: in lots Of 20 or more. Can resell
for 81 each. Du. 4o05, call before Il
LINOTYPE. model 5: extra masazines ant
mats. BURTON, Sterling 1921.
LIv. RM., 2-pc green frieze, cheap; iror
fire escape steps. oak panelins. pressure
cooker. 1s at.: hber rug, 9xl2. AT. 4516
LIVING ROOM FURNlTURE-2 circular
LIVING ROOM SET-Modern. 3-pc, goo,
condition, 500; brown and tan, one chat
LIv. RIM. SETS pc. modern TURQUOISE
custom built, Sl00; rug. ax12. wool, beige,
tan $50; 4S Pr SraDes, $40. VI 443s.
Liv kM. SUITE. custom made, 2-pe.
complete, s125. $500 end ct. NV.
Evening star., 1948-04-04

automatis record dhsnser. in perfect CON
d.t,9n, RaSlo-fMoNoaRApH ny; asiR new; .u.om..,s 1
RADIO RADIO pHoSoGRAPH CON combinstion, table
model ADMIRAL; $40; new condition Cal
RADIO RADIO -PHnoosSoGRAPH. Westinghouse, ma.
hogany. record chanser: exec tone. new
condition; cash or trade for good shot
Iaal RaDl1o.i - .rHosoeEArH lSso COMBINATION.
capehast, both cabinet and MECHANISM II,
ehsnsef" "'s'S $3.50 or best BEST ofrer a,der. T IN
RADfo Ei RECEIVER. R-looluRR. short
Gaf RabIo * srHaKER Isls extended range Jensen
easily aiS' connected S to any radio. phono. o.
amplifier; ideal for f.nh.; must hear, dem
onstrstion m 20 osag tSlly. appreciate perfection
RADIO TESTERS, Hickok Jumbo y.o.M.,
ESbto FIJI tr1s sssS sSsS
sig. gen. and multiplier; battery operated,
EN- pilot tuner; Emerson arm chair radio.
"a FAsH ssse psias: sHassygssidas sn t.s. top four.
burner, with oven control: excel. cond.
kANGEIaE console. sood condition;
RANGES. elestr,s,-Westingheuse Fss,, 10.
apt. houses and builders, sl21A6. J. G
dARD1NG q CO. 4NC.s olT lUtn sk. n.N.
| RECORDEK-Sales or rentals: MAGNETIC
| tape: for business. home and studio use.
music and speech. dictation, radio record
| ing: no needles, no wax, no skill required;
| free demonstration In your home or Of
| nee GALLANT ENGINEERING CO.,
| Elk 1892. GE aS17. -5
/ RECORDS-Private collector has hundreds
of rare opera and concert items, like new.
Prices reas. MR.. HAssELL. CH. 1888.
| RECORDS-Rare Victor Red Seal records
by caruso. Mccormack, schumann Heink,
| etc: collectors items. CHI. 5445.
RECcRDS. classical, Columbia and Vic
| tor. Symphonies, concertos, auartets-
quintets, other albums also. Call after
| on wk: days, all day Sat. and Sun. al.
RECORDS AND cABINEr-1oo classical
| red seal Victor (some carusol. 35c-S7
VIII sell for best offer. RA. 1857.
RECORDS, thousands Of popular hillbiliy
saIsr snd 1ses; sisp for .SSa a. NJ AMsI ISL. com MA
recorder enew. in ear.on); sI1si s' ai:9
| Of equipment for all AFFAIRS. CO. 4445. 6'
| REFRIGERAT0R. eft. 1a47. Kelvinator;
excel cond.: $500: buyer wiz ave oyer
S1UU. IN. VfOcs
Evening star., 1948-04-04

RUG, ex12; very good condition; reason
abl.. MRS. DARCY, Shepherd s310,. IS
tone-on-tone with matching stair carpet
and hall runner; pads included; 500.
RUg. Chinese Tet.D; 1ox12ta #: gold
background. blue medallion and border:
beaut. cond. will sacrifice: no dealers
SH, 4154 Sat. SO pm, Sun, 9-i2 am.
tieaIly new. $3.50 % GE. s455.
RUG, beautiful dark green. nearly new:
6A9; supertwist broadloom and pad.
RuG-Biselow Blue Ribbon. 4taxs feet.
Excellent condition. DI. s0ss anytime
RUG. sx12. Burgundy broadloom. solid
color; includes pad; reasonable; in excel
Rug. aiI-Tool English broadIoom. plum
color I2xI5. including Ozite cushion;
almost new; sacrifice price Sligo 1907
RUG, cotton fiber, 2-tone blue. 9x12, S25.
Call before IL noon or ewes bet. 10-s,
RGe. Chinese Oriental sxlo; mahos:ny
Rate-Iee table. wO. 40b1. a..
RUG, ORIENTAL RUNNER good condf-
tion. 40 In. wide by IA IT.. $95. CO. osbo
RUG sALE-orientsi and Chinese. large
and scatter sizes: reduced prices. 2427i
18th st. NV, RARE RUG SHOP. -l4
Evening star., 1948-04-04

FURNIT URE-6 rooms OF furniture. nclud-
whole or in part. Can be seen during week
End any time throush week. after in
ESRSiTuREZssssysu up TO M sos on On an y; as. !.
9e sss 5s 6eors sPu Ea,
FuRNITHRESNew iivins room n suites
ash5S 'S1is 'flsSz ssA 5Sa
fuRlet eth hHotl,9YWooSA 81 Nv ia BEDS ISeS , twin size
spreads, : occasional chairs, END tables
etc,i sood cond, Ss5 takes all. co. a5S,
GARAGE DOORS. wood. pair; upper hall
with windows; for further details cal
GAARDES-LAwN TRACTOR with scyth,
sold,leaf picture frame; furniture. 81
GARDEN TRACTORS. nationally advertise,
make. in stock for Immediate delivery
R rsE 81 sSs 81 'PF?s o s1snf,s; as
ss ;s tNesHs ss u a'Y s!ss. ssR' ssSs ISL
$40; Massasi 2 Fl, s.-hp" $50 1913 oti'
GAS RANGE. ~ Beauty, nk. new. .xeell.n
s9nsiti9p; Sns nx sla5; s., Soss; s.. .,.-a,a.,.
sss D:f sood 0sss ssaa'ea sss:
Gas Gas EASGL' oual.ty, tssIe top. soo'
GAS RANGE, small size. Oriole, 8 burner
and and oven. Slo very good condition. uN
GAS RANGE - 4-burner Tappan ranss
sood condition, SIS. Kenmore 1864 =
GAS RANGE, Detroit Jewel, 30x4o, un
usually larse size; white table top; excel
lent. condition: sacrifcains to remodt
kitchen. WA al7o,
GAS RANGE. 4-burner oven and broiler
Al condition: leaving city Dupont 7o.a.
GAS RANCE, de luxe Estate: in FIRST
class condition. Selling due to remodel
ing of kitchen. Call HO. 1879. 4
GAS RANGE. 4-burner. white table tor
very good, S25. Sligo 1891. 930S Glen
GAS RANGE, white porcelain, table tor
thermostat control. little used. excel. cons
OV. 6771.
GAS RANGE. also automatic gas waite
heater for sale. Phone SH 1897. -
GAS RANGE, Modern Maid. 4-burnel
heat control oven, excellent condition
Wa. 5lo4 between l and 4.
GAS RANGE, white with black trim. sid
oven with resulator; in good condition
GAS RANGE, side oven, in sood eond
already converted to natural Eas; owne
kavins town; $50. DE. 04S3. 30
Evening star., 1948-04-04

NV, Ho. s722. Open IL am. till Pm.
MULTILITH. No. 1911; running good;
camera; extra plates. Levy screen. Cook
sSsc sses" sa1 Pssesd spess. .sR sss'S vi
NAILS. and penny: flooring and also
fSessE III rfs sc 70 fSf
h,:ss y.syus s..t sss
asxso: RGA radio -yiesrols combination
NORGE ELEc, REFGR., Al cond, sla5.
oEFICE DESK, 80 inches: chair, lamp,
SFf,Gs ss5 ooqssass cS M es RE s54 ss
sun, CO 1875; week, 1112 14th st. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Hish-g grade walnut
sanipment; ssis used less than ? months; clos
Df ofrfeE See ruRsfTuRspess RsHns T. Sase solid oak
slass top; excellent condition. TAYLOR
oFfiicE FURNITURE - Reeonditioned
desks; chairs, fiiins cabinsts' tables. etc,
aS9 9th Ss; sw NE 1862 f,1 Norss brand
S. Sest ofer. % 81 os5s, 1 1os Indiana ave- nv
a ssn.se ofsr rsiu:ed 81. esSs, ios % n:
Gil Silt BURNER Sssi and furnace; shrubbery. top
| soil, privet hedge. 4o04 Georgia ave. NV.
OF TANKS. new. 1000 gallons; only 4
ORGAN. Estey reed, Is stops, electric
blower. new condition, amplifer 40 watt,
| . microphones, ? speakers. record player,
pipe organ volume: 5000 cash. or $3.50 for
ORGAN, Estev; cost new. s435: price.
5000: no dealers; used only few hours.
IL o.lfr
ORGAN. Estey portable. foot pump, never
used. Suitable for missionary. 800 cssh
SuTBoARp. small Evinrude: sell or trade
| for larger motor or German shotEun or
ouTBoARD MOTOR. Johnson seahorse
| s hp, nearly new: stand and other ac-
cessories. Cali wo. s77s. Mr.. RADFoRD.
oUTBoARD MOTOR, 2h-h.p.. Elgin: IL
running hrs; looks and runs like new;
oTfBoxkD gu S0skfis iMoToR. Wizard. s-h.p.. twin
cylinder excel. cond., S115. Call RA,
2092. 1928 Sth ST. NV.
| PAINT SPRAY OUTFIT. used once: 2-gsl-
! lon tank; 1-horsepover; half price. AD.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
Fannie TroYlor
Circle Hos Meeting
With Mrs. Watts

The weekly meeting of the
Fannie Traylor circle of the
Woman's Missionary Society of
the First Baptist church of Pas
cagouIa was held at the home of
Mrs. w. A.. Watts, 1901 Wilson
avenue, monday afternoon.
The chairman, Mrs. o. A. Sim
quefield, presided, and the meet
ing was opened with a devotion
al led by Mrs. c. r. Hare.
A short business period was
followed by the study hour, con-
Quoted by Mrs. c. R. Johnson
whose subject was Financing
the Kingdom" She was assisted
by Mesdames Edgar Fortenberry,
w. w. Labat and Lynwood Ross
in the discussion.
Following the closing prayer
by Mrs. o. w. Address, Mr.
Watts served refreshments.
The hostess at the next meet
ing will be Mrs. Roy Wexford o
702-A Lincoln avenue.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-02-20
Mrs. Golf Hostess
At Farewell PortY
For Mrs. Harrison

Mrs. E. G. Golf extended pleas
ant hospitality to a group of
friends February IL at her home
at 807 10th street honoring Mrs.
S. J. Harrison who departs soon
for residence in Laurel.
The afternoon was spent chat
ting over cold drinks and sand
witches which were served by
Mrs. Golf who was assisted by
Mrs. H. D. McAdams in enter
tanning the guests.
These joined Mrs. Golf in pre-
senting a handsome gift to Mrs.
Harrison.
Besides the honoree Mrs. Goff's
guest list included Mesdames s..
M. Conner, w. G. Walker, F. w.
Fayard, A. S. Penson, c. H.
Case and II. d. McAdams.