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Evening star., 1948-03-18

9 o G II 1uTeQ Sio Ohiman.
from Miami. Head Coach Earl
Blaik, who said his new assistant
was q keen student OF the art of
football" graduated from Miami in
1918. Johnny Mauer, Cadet basket
ball coach and grid scout, gave up
a similar post at Miami to come
here last year.
Gilman follows in the footsteps
Of his former boss, Stu Holcomb
who left Army to take the head
coaching job at Purdue.
Hailed by Blaik as "one of the
best line coaches in the country"
Gilman is expected to arrive here
Monday in time to help with spring
practice. His wife, three daughters
and son will follow later.
A 36-year-old native Of Mime
apolis, where he was a football, bas-
ket ball and baseball star at North
High, Gilman played end at Ohio
State in 1881, 1882 and 1888, serv-
ing as co-captain in his senior year:
He remained at Ohio State as
an assistant coach in 1884 and re-
turned in the same capacity In
1888, 1889 and 1910. In 1885, 1895,
1887 and again in 1941 he was head
coach at Dennison College in Gran
vile, Ohio.
He went to Miami in 1912 as as
sistant grid coach under Holcomb.
Gilman took over as head coach
IN 1914 when Holcomb entered the
Army and wound up as an enlisted
man on the Military Academy
coaching staff.
During his four years as head
coach, Gillman's Miami teams won
81 games, lost six and tied one.
His 1s47 club won eight and tied
one In the regular season and de-
feated Texas Tech in the Sun Bowl.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
101 Schoolboy Boxer!
Seek National Titles
In Virginia Meet
BY the Asseeiaisd Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar.
1S-One hundred and one high and
prep school boxers will compete in
81 bouts tomorrow and Saturday at
the University of Virginia's Memo
rial Gymnasium to determine the
champions in the 21st annual ma
tional interscholastic boxing tour
nament.
Preliminary rounds start at 2:30
pm. tomorrow with 81 bouts sched-
uled. At 7:30 pm, 81 quarterflnal
and four semifinal bouts will be held.
The remaining AZ semifinals viii
begin at 2:3o pm. Saturday. Final
lists In the 13 weights will begin
bouts at 8 pm. Saturday.
Jack. Dempsey, former world
heavyweight champion, Is expected
to arrive here Saturday to referee
two bouts in the finals and present
trophies to the winners.
John w. Williams of Charlottes-
vile, director of the tournament,
said today that high and prep school
boxing stars from II cities in seven
States and the District of Columbia
will compete in the tournament.
Contestants are arriving from
Scott, La; 1ngleside, ILL.,; Liberty
vile, H.; Chattanooga, Tenn;
Pottsville, DEL; Charlotte Hall, Md;
Charlotte, N. c., and Lynchburg,
Staunton and Fairfax, Va. The
host, Miller School Of Charlottes-
vile, which is sponsor Of the tour
nament, also will compete with a
13-man team.
The winner of the tournament
last year was Central High School
of Chattanooga. Tied for second
place were Charlotte Hall Military
Academy Of Maryland and Plaquie-
mine High School Of Louisiana.
Miller School placed fourth.
Among the first contestants ex-
pected today was the star-studded
11-man team from Scott Ga) High
School Included among the Scott
competitors are Joe Bergeron, IT.
year-old, 155-pound Louisiana State
high school champion who has
scored rs knockouts In 28 wins dur
ing the last three years.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Sis Lewis Leads ShoII's
To Basket Meet Final

Sis Lewis scored is points, IA ir
the last half, in leading Sholl.s te
a 1888 victory over Webb Aircraft
to reach the final in Glass A, Mer.
rick Club Girls Basket Ball tour
nament. Marian Harvey scored q
points for the losers.
Red Cross defeated Eastern A. G..
80 to ~, winning the right to meet
Sholl's in the final.
ODonnell's Grill meets Chevy
Chase tonight at 1880, while Gar
WINS Grill tangles with FBI at
hour later at the Merrick Gym.
Evening star., 1948-03-18

they knew about from television.
The other outfit doesn't have
television, we do and it's good
publicity"
Gabe has another thought on
televislon that has nothing to do
with customers. Its a great
thing to check juvenile delin-
quency," he said. Kids that
used to run around the street
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Terps' RifIemen Defend
College Title Saturday

University of Maryland rifle team,
which suffered its first loss in 174
matches at the hands Of Army last
Saturday in the New York Metro
pelitan Championship, will defend
its National Intercollegiate title
Saturday at Annapolis.
Army downed the Terps by three
points, 1,394-1,391. Terp Coach Fay
Norris explained later, I'VE were off
form and they were on"
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Baseball viii Be Best
Since Ware Chandler
BY III. Assee;e,.d Pres,

SANTA MONICA. Calf, Mar, IS
baseball will have an.
other great year and the talent will
be the best since the war, says Com
missioner A. B. Chandler. He pre-
pared to leave tonight for the ma
Jor league camps in Florida.
The commissioner was the prin-
cipal speaker before 1900 banquet
guests here last night. The affair
was the second annual baseball din
ner staged by the local post Of the
American Legion in behalf Of its
junior baseball program.
Chandler, In another report to
the baseball FANS" as he put it,
predicted that last years 10000 900
fan attendance will be matched this
Evening star., 1948-03-18

Washington club in the semi
finals.
But the boys from Club K have
done all right. They've won the
Eastern regionals the last three
years and may compete in the
Nationals again this year at Port
land, Oreg.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Rockville Girl Cogers
Earn Stute 6 LuureIs

Richard Montgomery High School
girls of Rockville will meet Den
ton High School, Eastern shore
champion, tomorrow night at Rock
vile for the Maryland State Glass
c basket ball championship.
Charlotte Frost scored 20 points
yesterday as Richard Montgomery
triumphed over Central of Iona
coming, 1886, for the Western title.
Evening star., 1948-03-18

LUJACKS NUMBER COMES UPON MIKE-Mike Golden 16-
yearod cripple victim Of cerebral palsy from Denver Coo
almost stole the show at the opening of Nore Danes spring
practice at South Bend autumn newspaper
Mixes big ambition to be able to forward pass like Luack
The Notre Dame AAmerca corresponded with him and
ranged to have Mike flown to Angeles the Southern
California Yesterday Johnny presented Mike with his
familiar No. 80 jersey which accounts for the broad smile
the youngsters face Just for good luck holding
q real Irish shileagh. -AP Wrephoto.
Evening star., 1948-03-18

at night are dropping in at
peoples houses where they can
watch television. I know it's 50,
because friends of mine who have
sets tell me that their houses
are full Of kids at night. I think
it's a greats thing If it did noth-
ing else but keep these young
sters of the streets at night"
C. n,
Evening star., 1948-03-18

year in organized baseball. He said
the caliber of players will be the
best since the war and within .
few years will regain the prewar
level,
Evening star., 1948-03-18

Is IN the game.
West Point had
q new line men,
tor today In Sid
Gilman, " h o
gave up the
head coaching
berth at Miami
to succeed Her
man Hickman.
The latter re-
signed to take
the top football
assignment at
Yale.
Gilman Is the
fourth Army
raarh f,yraA a.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Goodman Numed Munuoer

DAVENPORT, Iowa. Mar. IS (H.
-1val Goodman, former Cincinnati
and Chicago Cub outtielder, will
manage the Davenport Pirates this
season.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Sid Gilman Is Fourth
Coach al Ohio Miami
Signed by Army
Rx fha A.,ocint.d pr...

WEST POINT. N. Y, Mar. 18.-
Army apparently will have no trou-
BILE finding football coaches while
Miami University Of Oxford, Ohio,
Evening star., 1948-03-18

Three years ago-St. Johns
signed Joe Lapchick to . new
f1ve-year contract as basket ball
coach.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23

mtr.. ss2.Ss: Jackson Co. Welfare Dept.
appropriation, $4,000.
DISTRICT NO. l ROAD
Leal CLAD Culvert & Sup. Co, sup.
s442 80; Faulkner Concrete Pipe Co,
pipe. S27l. IS; Pasc. Mich. Shop. rep.
500; Flrestone Stores. tire n tube,
S98.08; Standard Oil Co, oil, $75.57;
L: baria, foreman and ptr. opr., $4,000;
w. r Ward, trac. driver. $4,000: Z.
W. Hearndon, trk. and grader opr.,
$4,000; w. II. Golf. shovel wk., $500;
j. b. Golf, same sic. 90: Quincy Golf.
same. 2 400; L. E. Goff. same, $500;
Fort Garter, same. $1,000; Norris Walt;
man. same. $500; c. c. Carter, gas and
oil. $26.7 rs; e. L. Golf. same. SD 20;
5 II. Swendsen, gas, oil and pts,
ssSSi; ogeorn's Garage. labor and
DISTRICT NO. q ROAD
Faulkner Concrete Pipe Co, pipe,
$685.. 55; Standard Oil Co, gas. SLIP:
"a iaio oe Motor Co, pts. and labor,
J, A. Byrd, I'd. foreman, si65 90: An
drew Nyman, labor. $l56. 90: Joe Rog-
ers. ST., same. S141.75 Press Bosarge.
same, $75.75; j. l.. Easterling. same,
Sl5575; Aaron Tanner. same, Sl53. rs:
Thomas Foster. same. s63.7 5 Easy Pay
Lure store. sup. 1881: Broun Bros.
Gull Rel. Co, gas, s44.Oe.
DISTRICT NO. 2 ROAD coNsT.
Birmingham Stag Co, Stag, S223. 10;
Miss Export r. r. Co. freight. $40. 90;
birmingham Stag Co.. Stag. SIS. 90: Miss.
Exp. r.. r. Co, freight. Si37. 81; ESQ
standard Oil Co., asphalt, si128. SIS;
Builders Sup, Inc, shells. $1089. 60.
DISTRICT NO. . ROAD
CIaud PIERCE. opr. grader. SIC. so;
j. T.. Demuuev. labor e1eQ M. e A
Bowden, same. $50 90: B. H. Wilson,
same, $4,000; Faulkner Concrete Pine
%; pipe. $l0l 81; Builders Sup. Inc,
shells, Sl2o.6C.
DISTRICT NO. . ROAD coNsT.
Essso Standard Oil Co, asphalt,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
Community Service
Subject Of Talk At
P~oscogoulu Rotary

Judge j. P. Coleman, circuit
judge of district 5 and president
of the Rotary club of Alderman,
was the speaker at the luncheon
of the Pascagoula Rotary club on
Wednesday.
In his talk on Community Ser
vice, Judge Coleman pointed out
that n personally can't do too
much about international affairs,
that they are more or less in the
hands of the President and the
Secretary of State, but that one
can better his community by liv-
ing construetively, by going for
ward instead of backwards.
Judge Coleman illustrated his
talk with anecdotes of true great
ness and concluded by SAYING
Its the SO called little things
in life that count"
A highlight of the meeting was
the discussion of the proposal that
the salaries of the mayor and
eouncilmen should be increased.
Visitors were Frank Kramer of
Ocean Springs. Jack Sage of Dali
las, w. w. Suthoff. N. c. Everett,
Lewis Bond, A. L. Monroe and c.
NJ. Hamilton. all of Moss Point.
Merle Palmer, Checker Baum, J.
7. Hill and Wilbur Dees.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
Rev. P. ]. Corey
Honored On Day
Of His Departure

On Sunday afternoon the men,
bers Of Our Lady of Victories
parish gathered at the Knights of
Columbus home on Magnolia
street to pay tribute to the Rev.
P. J. Carey who departed that
night on the first lapsof his trip
to Fire where he went for a visit
with relatives in his old home in
Tipvarary County.
The Rev. Gregory Johnson serv-
ed as master of ceremonies and
introduced the speakers each of
whom paid special tribute to
Father Carey. Among these was
Monsignor Jeffrey O'Connell and
the Rev. Peter Killen and the
Rev. P. Glaze of Biloxi, the Rev
Thomas Sheedy of Pascagoula
and the Rev. ]. j. Harmon of
Washington, who is to assist
Father johnson during the alb
sence of Father Carey, and Yer.
non DeJean, grand knight of the
Pascagoula K. of c. Father Carey
also made an appropriate talk.
John O. Grant, Jr., on behalf
of the K. of c., the sodality of
Our Lady of Perpetual Help, the
Catholic School League, and the
Alumni association, presented
Father Carey a handsome purse
of money as a token of love and
esteem.
Punch and cake were served
during the latter part of the ga
theging.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
Delmas Bayou
CONTINUED from Page y

(Contlnued from Page u
Pollution carried through the
bayou, if diverted into the river,
would not add more than three
percent to the volume of pollu-
ton already carried by the river,
Mr.. Gautier said. and would make
no appreciable difference when
compared to the volume already
carried.
"The general benefits tor be
gained by the closing of the
bayou" MI. Gautier said, even
to the proponents Of closing, will
be more than offset by any in
convenience it might cause.
Health department %bacterioli-
gical tests taken during the past
two weeks show very little pol
luton along the shore either to
the east or the west of the mouth
of the river.
Several other persons gave oral
testimony asking that the permit
for closing be granted. Approx
imately 100 persons attended the
meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
Cyril Slyfield
Outlines Duties oil
Club Secretary

Cyril Slyfield, secretary of the
Moss Point Rotary club, was the
principal speaker at the meeting
on Thursday.
MIR. Slyfield in a witty talk
outlined the duties of the club
secretary. From the club manual
he read the responsibilities and
duties listed for the office and
gave his own clever interpreta-
ton of each.
Mr.. Slyfield was presented to
the club as the first speaker on
the club Service programs by
Leonard Robinson, chairman of
the program committee.
A. j. Franklin announced the
tour of Jackson county farms to
be made on August 10, IL and
IL and urged the participation of
the Rotarians in this pasturage
project.
Visiting Rotarians were Ches-
ter Lyons, c. r. Hare, Thomas
Leatherbury, president of the
Pascagoula Rotary; w. R. Guest,
Sr. and L. A. Watts, all from the
Pascagoula club and Dave Zim-
norman.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
Age-OH Spanish SwindIe" Tried
On PoscogoUIons, Postmaster Saws

An old but still romantically
exciting swindle is being attempt
ed on some of the prominent peo-
pie of Pascagoula through the
mails, Postmaster Arthur Smith
revealed this week, pointing out
that the postal service would like
to have any letters having to do
with the swindle.
The scheme is operated by
swindlers from foreign coun-
tries, most recently from Mexico,
who write to persons in the Unit
ed States to induce them through
offer Of a reward to come to the
foreign country with a sum of
money to be used in securing the
release of certain papers which
can be negotiated for a large for
tune, usually between $185, 900
and $285, 900, that is alleged to
be concealed in the bottom of a
trunk in a customhouse in this
country.
If the recipient of the letter
complies with the instructions of
the swindler. who represents he
is in prison for bankruptcy, spe-
cific instructions are received for
making the trip to the foreign
country, and if he goes as di-
rected, he is relieved of his funds,
by trickery or violence, or both.
This is one of the oldest and
most worked schemes, and has
been repeated during each gener-
alton. Known as THE Spanish
Swindle", it has successfully re-
lieved some well-to-do and we'll
meaning Americans of large sums
of money when they became in
trigued by opportunity for for
tune and romance in helping a
prosecuted man in a foreign
country.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23

br. wk.. s176.80; Ernest Golf, same,
Sloc;SO; c. j.. Parrish. same. s1f5.6o:
]. M. Alexander, same. SI34. 40; A. Z,
Bonham, same. $lQ6.4 40: Sou. Bell Tel
q Tel. Co. serv. So ~; Broun Bros.
Pan-Am Sta, oil and greasing. $500;
Inc spann How. &c; sup, 5000;
S2770. 50: The Texas Co, gas and oil,
seq rs: Back Bay Lbr. Co. lumber,
ROAD PROTECTION SINKING
Roy o. Cumbest. acct. seawall insp.
$1,000; Edward A. Khayat, same,
SlO0.0 90; Joe v. Krebs. same, 500. 90;
4. p Moran. same. $4,000; George
la-Moss Point Bank. int. on dists.
100000: Pascagoula-Moss Point Bank,
5 bonds and coupons. $3.50. 90.
GENERAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION
Russell & Blain. cont. to I'd. const.,
SCHOOL FUND
Bond. same. $4,000; Ada Bond. trav..
$4,000; Mary Frances Merritt. salary,
$50 10: l.. G. Courtney. same. $3.50. 90.
pASC. SEPARATE SCHOOL FUND
A. +. Megehee. salary. si4s2f: Mary
FRANCES nyon Merit sr : ssme; s7si f,n,
A. r. Meeehee, salary. s5.ss: MARY
Frances Merritt, same. $40: Ada Bond,
same. $2c. Oe.
SECTION 1857 INTEREST
A. J., Megehee, travel. $30.75.
COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
Porter L. Myers. allowance, SIS. 100;
Clarence Victor, anne, $500; Mrs. May
Flowers. same, $500: George Ches-
Flowers, same. $500: George Ches-
tant, same. Si2.00: Aiphonse Seymour.
same. $1,000: Miss George Wood. same,
S12.00: Mrs. George Mallette. same,
$1,000; g. L. Lovett, anne, $l2.00: Mrs.
line Letort same, $500: Miss Mittie
Bilbo. same. $1,000: Ed Brown. same.
Sl2. 90; Jake Cunningham. emery, re-
lief, $4,000; Mrs. Thelma Garrett. reg.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23

rett. trans. $1,000: Ralph J. FarreiI.
salary, Sl4.l6; Dorothy Rhodes, same.
$4,000; Dr.. J. y. coliey prof. sefv.,
S2i.0Q; Or. T. Stout. same. $500: Or.
III n, GRAY. same si2oe. M Ep-
son. travel. s7o.6e: Mildred Christian.
same, $44-33: Ralph =. Farrell. pf. trav,
$l250 70; Vera Reese, salary. 5000; An
drew Hedmeg. M. D.. inc. s2i.6e: Miss.
Power Co, serv9 SIC g: Southern Bell
lean Journal Of Nursing, SUB. ss'so:
The Jackson Co. Times. sup. $500:
City of Pasc, gas. $500 Dealers Dist.
Co, sup. $500: Dsvt6son Dental Sup.
Co, same, $14.64; Palace Phar.. same.
sac; City Of Pasc.. water. 1914; Sears
Co. Hosp. prof. serv.. 5000: Or. j. r.
Thompson. same, S2o.0 90: DR.. C. J..
Frederic. same. $1,000; Or. = D.
Schmidt. same, 5000; New Biloxi Hos
pital, Inc. m s. Q Dr. G A. Nc
Williams Will sane sl4oo; Bssot q Gran
GEN. CO. BOND AND INT. &C. HI
Pascagoula-Moss Point Bank. semi
ann. int. On s325. 900. s3427 90.
DIST. NO. . INT. SINKING
Pascagoula- Moss Point Bank. semi
GEN. ROAD BOND AND INT.
Paseagoula-Moss Point Bank. semi
ann. Int. on $50. 900 sssI. rs.
ROAD PROTECTION SINKING
Merchants g. Marine Bank. prin.
and semi-ann. int. on SIC. 900. $5607 rs
Merchants x Marine Bank, prin. and
semi-ann. int. on SIC, 900, sA30s.75.
HOSPITAL FUND
Jackson Co. Hospital. appropriation.
$500. 90.
BACK TAX runn
COLI Wilson, refund, S6c 90,
COURT HOUSE CONSTRUCTION
New Orleans Daily Journal of Com,
20 advertisement for bids. $40. 90.
JACKSON CO. HEALTH FACILITIES
J. Warren Mccleskey. arcn. prof.
serv., $377 90
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
ROAD MAINTENANCE FUND

Eugene Rodriguez, salary, Sl75.0O:
A. o. Davis. same, Sl75.00. John Nc
Arthur. part sal. $500: City of Pasc.
maint. on streets. $4,000; City of Moss
Town of Ocean Springs, same. $500. 90;
Woodward. Wight & Co, sup, $29. 10;
Snap-On Tools Corp. same, $50 80;
Stribling Bros. Mchy. Co. sup. 55c;
Motorola. Inc. same, $40 %: Standard
Oil Co.. gas and oil, S2ls.3s; The Spann
opr. tractor. sls7 20; o. B. Coleman
opr. grader. sls7 20; s. T. Taylor,
grader helper. $197. 20; Barney Nelson
opr. dist. S197. 30; W. II. Salisbury,
dist. helper. sis7. 20; Cecil Leslie, opr
drsgline, s2o4.oo; H. f. Dubuisson,
lev labor siss. 90; e ". stokes. same
$1,000; L. ". Weaver, same. $4,000;
Eugene Furbv. same. si6sl 90: II. Lam
bert, same. si62. 90; l. E. Atwell. same
$l62. 90; Robert Byrd. same. $4,000.
obie Hawlev. labor, sll2.5o; II. viii
liams, same, s134.40; ]. l.. Barlow. sal,
Main st Ser Sta gas and oil. s68.s7;
Gulf Motor Pts. Co, pts, STA: Bacot
& Cranberry ms. Co. prem, 500 IS:
Miss. Road Sun. Co, sup, Sl3 Ito; Miss,
Power Co, serv., $i4.14; Talbot Mo-
tor Co. pts. and lbr., $3i2 go; Stigler's,
two tires and tubes, si22.ee Brum-
fields, Inc. uniforms. $l28.29: Broun
Bros. Pan-Am Sta. pts. and lbr.. 50. IS:
John F. Stauter. plmb. rep. Sl3.72:
G. Z. Cowart's Garage, labor and reu.
$500: Breland g. .Hatten, sup, $3o.4l;
Shanteau's Garage. pts. and lbr.,
S1Sa.2 %: The Texas Co. gas and oil,
ss59. %: Singing River Oil Co, gas,
oil and rep. $40 so; r. II. Terreson.
rep. and pts. st86. 40: Russell & Blain.
cont, bal. on final est, SiS6. Ga.
BRIDGE FUND
Frank Weider. salary, $50. 90: ]. J.
Carver. salary. $i75.00: VIM. S. Golf.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
Reports o..
Continued from Page y

NSOIltlIlueu 1TOul rage ~
was five feet nine inches tall and
had weighed about 1855 pounds, Mr..
Porter said. He had dark brown
hair combed in pompadour style.
There was a scar across his left
instep evidently inflicted by an
ak or similar instrument. There
was no dental work and his hands
showed no evidence of manual la
Dor. He appeared to have been
IS and 40 years old.
All the buttons were torn from
his shirt, pointing to a struggle
of some kind before the body
was thrown into the grass. and
there was a bruise on his forehead.
In addition to the bullet wounds,
there was an unidentifiable
wound On his leg, either a bullet
Craze or a knife wound, accord
ing to officers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
Twenty-Five
Continued from Page y

NSOlllillQGQ lIOIIl rage II
behalf of Congressman w. M.
Colmer.
Among the out of town guests
present were the Rev. and Mrs.
Walters of Moselle; Mr.. and Mrs.
Faulk of Mobile; Mrs. Willie
Westfall and three children of
Houston, Tex; Mrs. Ann Carter
of Kreole; MI. and Mrs. P. N.
Howell, Sr., P. N. Howell, Jr. of
Howiston; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ellis of Jackson; Mrs. Overton and
daughter, Eva, of Mississippi
City; A. F. Megehee, N. C. Ever
EFT, Nh. and Mrs. Sink Rouse, Mr..
and Mrs. Mack Rouse, Mrs. Ar
mold Ford and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Ravens, Mrs. Tom Cochran,
Vertis Ramsay and son, all of
Pascagoula.
Mrs. S. S. Wall and children of
Ocean Springs; Sam, John and
Sperry Hopkins of Walnut; Cal
vim and John Dees of Perkinston;
Luther FURRY and son of Pasca-
goula; Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Dupree
and children of New Orleans, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cruthirds
and son of Latimer.
Bouquets of flowers were sent
to all of the Old Settlers who
we're unable to attend the re-
union. Those receiving flowers
were Mrs. George Mallette, Miss
Lizzie Ware, Mrs. Lula B. Ram
say, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Bill"
Ravens, Mrs. Azeline Ravens and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Tew.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23

sSss73 Birmingham Stag. Co. Stag.
$3.50, Miss. Export r. r. Co, freight
s4295S; birmingham Stag Co. Stag.
S!5.63: Miss. EXP. r. r. Co, freight,
SlSSS4; Birmingham Stag Co., Stag,
Ssoo5; Miss. EXP. r. r. Co. freight.
DISTRICT NO. 4 ROAD
standard Oil Co. dsl. fuel. S6S. 81:
ynSSch rover CO; serv, sioO; E. Vol
same. Sl2l 90; Clifton Seymour. same.
Sll6,4O; 5. S. Ramsay. same, $3.50; j.
same, $s4.5c'
Willie Bullock. labor. slol 40: Willie
Seymour, same. sac so; e. Voivedich.
rel $500: Chas Rehage. sod; sl40o:
Hayden Serv. Sta, gas and oil, $S4 80:
Shanteau's Garage. gas. oil and rep.
Si45.34; Joachinns Texaco sta, gas
and oil. $37.43 Ayers Ser. Sta, anne
S25-II; DR.. J.. o. Schmidt. serv. TO I'd.
hand, $500; J. G. Weider. rep. sl0.56.
Elgins Gro. & Mkt. sup. $4.i0: J. l..
labor, S75.6c.
DISTRICT NO 4 ROAD coNsT.
American Bitumuls CO.. bitumnls,
S51l6.6l; J. c. Cox. wk. with bulldozier.
S663 rs.
DISTRICT NO. S ROAD
jackson Road Equip. Co, sup. S77.i3;
Faulkner Concrete Pipe Co, pipe.
SLOT, SO; jackson Rd. Equip. Co. sup,
SOC. SO: Miss. Rd. Sup. Co. same. Sl4.80:
Jackson Rd. Equip. Co. same. S4.22:
Johnnie FARLEY, labor. $72.O0: Ray Rob-
erts. same, S160.6 IS; Huston Holden,
same, $4,000; Cleve Cochran. same.
SGT 20: Bon Webb. same. $50. 80: Shop
bert Ravens, same. $1,000; George
Jones, same, $50 90; w. Z. Overstreet,
same. Sl6G0. G. C. Fletcher. I'd. fore
man. Sl65. 90. Mt. Pleasant Gro. sup,
S2835; w. C. Groves, gas and oil. $40.33;
Shanteau's Garage. sup, $685.; VAN
cleave Garage. labor. pts. and sup.
sll7-l3; Davis Bros. sup, $50. SO; J. b.
Cunningham, sup. $l4. 20; Mrs. II. T.
Woodman, payment of claim. $100.0 90.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-23
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar H. Martin
announce the marriage of their
youngest daughter, Mary. to Mr..
Howard W. Smith, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Smith of Pasca-
goula,. July II. at the Methodist
parsonage az Lucedale with the
Reverend Demant officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith plan to
make their home in Prairie. Miss,
where Mr.. Smith is attending the
Trades Training Institute.