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coMMERcIAL GROUND FOR SALE

so, Va; also bldg. site for small store or
drive-in close to Seven Corners on Route
80: also 8 acres fronting Route 30, apt.
or commercial; close to Seven Corners, Va,
ia acres on Lee blvd, zoned for apts.,
close to proposed Veterans Hospital j.
FULLER GROOM REALTY CO., OK. 44S7;
ewes. GIL. 2247. OW. 44s5. 3
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcens. +, .

FoRD 1916 late 1.tcn express; low mile
age, excellent condition; by owner; SDe5.
1017 7th st. NV, ST. s4s4. IS
FORD 1h-ton dump: $500. Sligo 1920.
IS
40 Ford IN ton, 1888" stake, ex-
cellent condition. Practically
new rubber. Engine ,ust over.
AZ Ford c. o. T.. ton stake ~ no
perfect cond. -. 1895
40 Ford " ton pickup, dark blue,
has been used for lisht work
only and In perfect cond. - 1.195
These all carry 30-day guar. 1T others
to choose from (all typeD. C. Hurd at
HILL & TIBB1TTS, 1114 Vermont ave.
NV, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. Ma. $3.50.
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We have available for Immediate delivery
the following rebuilt engines: 192s-4S
Ford, 1e33-42 Chevrolet. l933-42 Ply
truck; 1933-41 Dodge truck. Liberal trade
IN allowance on your old engine. Use
our time payment plan; as low as S31 .O9
about our factory rebuilt transmissions
MONTGOMERY WARD. Alexandra, va,
Alex 1900 and OV. 5272. 5
WANTED Frame for 1e47 Mercury
Phone Hillside 6399 g
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

tNVES MsNI rkOrEktt fOk YALE
t,TAMILY tLdoma yrz ART doC ssl,s5o, with $4,000
h SGAR aoth Oh And % essf SIS n NwMfss s4s CON- CO
s9d $3.50 ps4 e Or1Sf plce Bldg S rent
sfss}ER sfi5k pSF1iR ssSS ss .sst,on
sood fetarns gas prids sans an RaN
Fo6RrFAMiLY M . APT. n, in ia Fairfax County,
8 sn $SS tS'd fSsssn RrA4S zss
/! I6EAL Z. aE Fok e. aoTELMss 81 large rms; 8
$4,000 at A. interest: Price $4,000.
ppropersy and d. turniture. RE. as1e. CHAP
foGR M5h RsHbFff sf6Ffs co With ineom. $4,000 per
Sc. section: To close estate Price s
Hss sss FeRts Rss1hAN M{ F2Re RE8T4 TR NC Goo s15
tGGS ieTSrT f0ps xpAkrMrNr Al BLDG. Near
Wa Waite, Reed ss5. Hospital; insome s over $3.50
one. of the best buys on todays market
Si5SS1T Mo9R RFAdEx tdaSrS 60 modern .,s. BIDS
Fost Myer, All All large 'i apis; ts0@ Of i and :
esdr0oms bed liy rm dinette Kit and bath
ants. Priced to sell with excellent terms.
y eosp 81 kesoTs sSSe 81 Dth s55s BaowS RE
s5shssS e. 1a!ss men
slider trade or cash as down payment
Ray Morse, sH 5000, with BROWN
RPAkTxEN2 kEAkTx ST. r RU coTSrRY sS5s near Gath
ersburg-a5-family stone apartment, gross
sfnsf o SS5 tsSssl if' MbD asEs
BRICK BUILDING containing store and
three apartments; warehouse in, rear;
pree s 3. oG phone 'Gsa NJ Mo4 ssn
FiJcYs IS Wsss5 e R4 esos sa' with sHAENoN Il =
BEfHESDA isEfi Nd al APARTMENr GSFs - One of the
most aIstns desirable apartments in town, con;
sSsIfsLE iS"S sfERHRSsos +s@l s' ts East It
Mss' f.t coMMERcrAt 6Sz Ra atS4 51s 18th st. seta.
story brick, rooms, compl. apts.; suit
able for conversion to store and . apart
Rss5s i re- s15GS 1879 p1V szT r. ea WAlIAtE Il
ffxeHLLENr INVESTMENT PROPERLY,
per '3 rum 4rqs@ ,es9ms sps en oecaDsd aPis
Be bkrs ts sH6F RFAvR g5odS .Ioss isn5 .:s6
suitable lease; all new nationally adv
mdse.; terms. Call NJ. A. Robinson. RE
4949: DAVID r WALLACE q co. -
4-UNIT APARTMENT-Handso 7-yr-
old det. brick; each unit. 8 rms and bath
tenants pay all utilities; S240 monthly in
come; priced $4,000. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE CO, SH. 11O3 till g.
l424 CORC0RAN ST. N.w.-12 rooms, 2
baths, arranged for families; live In ! +,
rent others: substantial cash required,
balance easv monthly payments; income
over $3.50 per mo. LEO r. HAINES, 1927
Eye st. NV. DI $685. q
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

sARAsOTA-2-acre. restricted homesites
for people OF limited means anticipating
retirement. Prices begin at S7S5; small
cash payment, easy terms. For descriptive
14th st. "' NV phone North 1883. or Spite VIZ
DE SOTO ACRES. Boz ! 544, Sarasota, Fla
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Attention. builders.
Commercial corner, 10Ox1 90, in Brookland,
section. real chance to build a small
park shop. stores. Plans ready; FIVE apart
ment buildings on rear Of lot, rented
today to secure this bargain. Attention
brokers. RE 5216, =
sCEMnaA ses1T bp csinss So re-
windows; ground floor. 1O5x15: 8 stories.
large elevator. SIDNEY s. BROWN. MA.
5740 g
4a1S 9th ST. N.w.-1st commercial. 20
It. front. row brick, 9 tnclosed porches,
oil h:-w.h. price, s1s.e50 Mr.. Filippo,
TR. 4400, VI. 1915, HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. 1345 Good eHope I'd se
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TRUCKS! TRUCKS! TRUCKS! Ready to
go to work; your best buysl
clean; good rubber, - s1,1s5
very. clean 1.e45
very clean; 6-cyl.-- 1895
good rubber erlH-~'-e."H--s-. ~ ~ 1925
46 Ford pickup p--------- 1,245
'42 REQ 2Ka-ton b-ton coal body; g
speed axle: rubber excellent 695
Al GMC 1K-ton high stake:
chicken rack, dual tires, good
Al Chevrolet 2-ton dump; excep-
tionally clean; good rubber s45
Al Diamond T; short w.b small
PARKWAY (Ford Sales and servieej,
80 years OF fair dealing. 3051 n st. NV,
MI 01eb. -
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont.
COLORED - INVESTORS!

Attention! Excellent investment-Five-
family apt. bldg, ne. (nr. Sears Roebuck)
only 5 yrs. old; rent, 3,4O0, bargain, at
times rent. ME. 1717, ia. 1911. -3
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DIRECT FROM OWNER

DIRECT FROM OWNER
Double feature; pair of real money
note capt. bldgs., 40 lge units in all.
Zone bldg has. 10 apts. Of 9 rms: and B..
and . apts of 5 rms. and b. Centrally
1st trust. 100000. $3.50 per thousand at
Sc Bldgs. can be purchased for less than
times annual rent. Will consider trade.
Act quickly. Time waits for no man. Com
plete statements on request.
Jno. D. Neumann Properties, Inc.
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TRAILERS.

INDIAN 1889 house trailer sleeps 4 with
LIBERTY IRAILERs. all sizes and mod,,, node
also good used traiiers. We are re- eauippeS ips
EsETES Ws.5 S:;. i'Es TSxIEEN SAILS. NC
EXCELLENT snsns' 1'a rNsTi es f.
jopt YOUR AS ASSURANCE "a e. 2, tn. utmos. in com;
i y -. The ss:ft. s:sleeper aII.siu@inSm
i;ein iHsyal Spartan ;nn', Mansion; for maEniicsni
ayss s9s to and ss Gp5 y1a. 49,
Direct factory distributor. OF Of severai ss
other Ms M1ssdins coaches priced from s14s5
Wash. Wash -HaIto nd.s blvd. serwyn. Md. Tel
NEW AND USED TRAILER COACHES on
In late models. Low down payment and
FAX ts1~' co. g. N Nc osH oos RIS
10 oDea s' ds1 s1Htn and % ssa snnd.s on RsuI. s
ls4 P MAINE pnIfs IfsE oT Ts4fIER, asGi aluminium
jnst like new, Call "a s4s5 e''' 1
trailers makes it imperative for all pros. pros.
pective trailer BUYERS to inspect our vari-
coLTE TRAnER % CO. $500 o0 GA .ve nu sGi'e Silver
Spring. Md. 81. S2n2
ZlMMER 1947 eft. tandem: three rooms
sleeps SIX; like new with dolly, electric
hot-water heater, 6-cu,-ft. refrigerator;
furnished; vacant. Private owner will
sell: Including extras. for less than cost
OF trailer. Located Wheaton, Nd For in
formation, call OR. s672 or write BOZ
SHUT Luxury Liner" 1s4s; very new
condition: 3 large rms. ali nicely furn.
sleeps 4: very cheap VI O642
WANTED-14 #. or longer. all.meta
trailer completely equipped. for best price
WANTED inexpensive house trailer. fol
once. TR. 92ss or Ii. 1854. 4
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luToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS,

SMALL GARAGE, suitable for automotiv
repair; must be reas.; in Virginia, ia
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compl equip S2.495, Phone MI. 9531.
BUNKER. Sat. Sun. or ewes. IS
,CHRYSLER late 1912 station wagon; looks
like new, radio. heater, leather upholstery,
clean: S1,195 UNIVERSAL MOTORS.
1917 Georgia ave. Shepherd 1918. A.
CHRYSLER 1910 4-dr. Royal sedan; r.
med, 1925, or best offer MA. 1888. 3
CHRYsLER l946 Royal 4.dr, sedan, r.
and h.. excellent care, mechanically per
feet. Orisinal owner. S1,995. WI. s976
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our specially; Il
you are buying or selling an automobile
Ist Us nnancc 1t for the purchases. NOLAN
Republic 1900.
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GARAGES FOR SALE
GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE, metal double-car; reasoni
Call National 1888.
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MOTORCYCLES,

MOTORCYCLES,
WHIZZER MOTORBIKE, almost new. for
sale. Phone Decatur 6957. "a
WhIZZER MOT0RBIKE-Excelle condi-
ton. 81 35S2 "a
MOTORCYCLE-Motor 1945 cush-
man, front box: complete motor overhaul;
MSToRsikE sMfeeTssSs1sSi OR lw,izHss 74ss nr..t,,.n
$40. CHI. 1884 a
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All advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AN-CROSLEY-New seaans. 1894
delivered. Save lot Of money on gas;
Henry Miller Motors Division Of JACK
PRY, 1888 18th st. NV. and Conn. ave.
"AMERICAR" de luxe tTraveler) coupe:
excellent little car; s4s5. terms. Sfe5
cash, S32 month. ROPER" 1880 +. /.
AusTINs. new latest models, larger, room
Ter, safety all-steel bodies with q Con-
tinental design; hydraulic brakes. leather
upholstery; ss miles per Gallon. Prompt
delivered. Panel delivery. ST, ,ess delivered' sI
Terms and trade; Parts and service.
MAMaAITAN MAJ "a r1l AUTO. RAPIo CO, o both
ssS delivered: fully equipped ,xIse
ffssFs sRY nooRg If Eur9Rs' r. aos a0ss' cars JACK
AUSTIN 1e4s Devon. 4-dr. sedan; gives
all,steel body, Continental desisn. For
NAE iees ds115ea STo sApo aee CO. 'fssf
sTick Rosdm asser; = bought new March,
ssspsa sss PIES: sSiss zis za Ssss ssn1ifs
BUICK 1912 Super 4-door sedan; radio,
throushout @ excei 1nss mech e eond See
this car for real value, Sale price. ST.
495; Buy from q reliable nsw-car dealer.
a.as MGSh ss pSsd.s S4 sSsr ave. sDfHt sH
BUIcK 1910 Super eonv. club coupe;
radio, heater. white wall tires black hnishh. y
Ssi%Sa, W. aE Wit. Ga:.. t5Is
Bfa'ss BSiek Hs is4s ssso; Convertible: radio heater
seat covers; one owner; excel. sond. se-
tual miles, 1900; S2,325. RA. 1851.
urrvru ,o1c o,~. L. ->.S... ...I Iitt.-
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT

erty, suitable ONCE or studio: vicinity. x
sEMCENTRAL LoCATI6N-a4, 900 50. IT,,
heavy construction. high ceilings, large
windows; ground floor, 1O5x75; 3 stories,
large elevator. SIDNEY s. BROWN, Ma.
1PPROx. $500 FT.-2nd commercial
space for rent, 2nd floor. Located 602
y st. NV. Call ma. 2073, OWNER, rea-
aonable rental:
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BUICK 194s Super blue convertible; W.
W. tires, r. and b. 5000 miles, like new;
sacrifice So $50, list price. Call RE $3.50.

BUICK 1910 4-dr. sedan: good condition;
$3.50 or best offer. Afternoon, Alex. $3.50,
Ewes, GL. 52O5. MR.. RAY s.
BUICK 194s Super sedanette: radio, heat
er and white-wall tires, black finish; like
new throughout: S2,795; 30-day guar
n W, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, Ma. $3.50
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CHRYSLER 1887: good condition; six good
tires; 1915. 18th & K Parking lot, NV.

CHRYsLER 1e47 New Yorker 4-dr. sedan:
light sreeni. like new; low mileage; seat
ss car Tad as psr paymsa p w
MA. 1881. WI 1887. a
CHRYSLER 1910 Traveller club coupe; new
paint. radio. heater, fluid drive, This
priced for only 1895; 3O-day guarantee.
MAYFLOWER MOTORS, INC, 1928 18th
st. NV. RE. 0303. A
CHRYsLER 1910 4-dr. sedan; new over
haul, $3.50. See MIKE, 1921 14th ST. NV.
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p0DGE IsS7 coupe I'M IN .sss ssd .tf.r 81 rspars rs
DODGE 1s47 4-door Custom sedan; black,
r. and h., .white-wall tires, custom seat
SOD pobeE s1 le2i 9l@9 2deor sedan Luxury Liner:
real value with many thousands so Of
BIS RRoAD 5o sRET ssia aea ioo ss
Broad St., Falls Church, Va. FA. 1000
pcpSE G5S in ,547 ga1ls eSssUm 81 This Is
TAXI 81 -ass miles; excellent condition
ssS1y e c0nyertsa nn s5B6 p5i'a'e car Can
.ss s ss;Ss% sedan Sasf
antee. Cash, trade or or terms at 81 in
ssEfs! DsR SofoRs INC S1oS &s ~
sss condition. :ssa .io5 ies s
FORD is4s de- luxe sedan VS.; radio,
heater. low mileage, like new; private
SSlef sxnsr s.s SlS4b b. Or $685. ssst offer under
FORD 1885 Tudor; mechan. pert; metal
lie maroon finish: spinner hubs; twin & sx-
hausts, S476. Call after pm, wa.
ESRD 1895 & Tudor; IT,, good . running s1a1 con- ,ns
esam osner sa sso sss II f. s4is o'
FORD 1884; clean, excellent mechanical
eond;; with cookie tires: $245: Call ME.
FORD 1s46 station wagon: maroon; ex-
cellent condition throughout; brand-new
tires; one pvt. owner: low mileage: 81. $50.
d. 1885, 9-5 weekdays. %
FORD 194S super de luxe sedan. cpe., 7.
and h., light blue metallic finish, Al cond.
Blue ribbon unconditional guarantee,
$1,795 TRIANGLE MOTORS, 3010 r; I.
ave. ne, DE. 1904. -3
seat- covers. back-up light: S1,7bo. PIE.
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NEAR SHIRLEY WOODS

In nearby Arlington, most convenient to
and near shopping, schools and transp.
beautifully wooded, highly restricted. prac-
tically leyei lots with from loft. frontage
is, 900 sq. it. each; priced from $3.50 up.
George Mason Green Co.
Excl, agents, 2s4O Wilson blvd, Airing
ston, Va CH. 1888; eve. and Sunday,
CHI 0n00. Ext R2S B
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK

COLORED-BUNGALOW-F rms. bath
bsn1t. e.h-wh., gas, electricity; lge. yds.
reasonable down payment. DE. 1905
Sun. DE. S46Q. 30
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AUTO PAINTING.

FINEST AUTO PAINTING, fender and
BODY work; only skilled men work on
SUPER AUTO SERVICE, I7O5 Mt Vernon
ave. alexandria 9024.
COMPLETE JOB. $35 up: work suaran.
tseo. GILBERT. 41O2 Pa. ave. ext. s.e
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
Mrs. Ameliu Cook
Presents Group Of
Students In Recital

Mrs. Amelia Cook presented a
group of high school students in
piano recital on Monday even
ing at the auditorium of the Moss
Point High school.
Featured on the program was
a piano duo by Joan Nelson and
Dorothy Mitchell, both of whom
are seniors in piano. Their selec-
ton was Fantasy in F Sharp
Minor" by Ralph Federer, a mod
ern American composer.
Another highight of the pro-
gram was two vocal solos by
Dorothy Mitchell who will APP
pear in a senior voice recital on
Friday evening this week. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Martin
Hamilton.
The program for the evening
included five piano duos and solos
by the following students: Joyce
Farragut, Elaine Rhodes, Emily
Gautier, Donald Wainwright,
Mary Farragut, Edna Khayat,
Peggy and Barbara Suthoff, Bon
ME Avera, Lou Emma Crane,
Christina Porter, Jean Avera,
Joan Nelson and Dorothy Nit
chell.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
CONTROL TuITIoN


A firner control over tuitiou~
rates charged by private schools.
for training veterans under the c..
/. bill VIII be exercised BY the
Veterans Administration, accord.s
ing to an announcement made by
that office. Certain schools win
be required to show THAI theirs
charges are not excessive for SER
vices offered veterans. The spe-
Gifted schools must sign agreed
contracts with the Veterans Al
ministration at rates determined
by the Veterans Administration :
to be fair and reasonable, Thev
rates will include maximum
allowance Of 10 percent profit. :
These new contracts affect only 4
schools established since the pass. +.
age of the G. /. bill. June ~, 1874, 9
and schools whose charges ifi.. .
creased materially since the prof.
gram began.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
PAscAcoU1A CHRONICLE MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

Andrew Dunn and John Ha-
raala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glennon Schmitz
were in Baton Rouge Saturday
where they attended the gradual
ton exercises at L. So U.
Mrs. Wilton Jones. Mrs. Wal
ter Lindsay and son and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardy Jones and daughter
were in Basin Sunday where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Adams and family.
Rueben Jackson spent the
weekend in Perkinston as guest
of his mother, Mrs. Pearl jack
son.
Mrs. Willis Deakle of Bayou
la Batre was in Kreole last week
where she attended the gradu-
alton of her grandchildren, Jim
my Clark and Fave Tolar
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Posey, Mr..
and Mrs. Glennon SchmitZ and
Mrs. F. II. Ladner were in Per
kinston last week where they
attended graduation. They were
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
NEWS FROM
Kre0le

The Women's Missionary Union
of the First Baptist church met
Monday evening at the church
with a ROYAL Service program.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Overstreet
and family of Bayou la Batre Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Clark, Sun
day.
Louis Ladnier was in Mobile
Friday.
Hilmer Mayfield spent Sunday
with friends in Crichton.
A revival is being held this
week at the First Baptist church
with the Rev Wallace Ferrel of
Jackson, preaching.
Vacation Bible school is being
conducted this week at the First
Baptist church. Teachers are
Mesdarnes Jim McCool, Buel Har-
ris, Harry Wright, Owen Wells,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
Mrs. Richurd Scott
Hostess At Purty
Honoring Doughter

On Thursday Of last week, Mrs.
Richard M. Scott celebrated the
birthday of her daughter, Linda,
at party at her home at 70l
14th street.
Mrs. Scott was assisted by her
sister, Mrs. Saul Oliver, and Mrs.
j. L. Belk in cutting the pink and
white birthday cake after Linda
had blown out the lights on the
seven candles.
This was then served with ice
cream.
Interested participants in the
party were Linda's two small
sisters, Zella Wayne and Patri-
cia. Others were Ruth and Mary
Hicks, Betty and Laura Lee Gal
laspy, Johnnie, Marie and Ann
Smith, Joyce Simmons, Regena
Glass. Saul Lewis Oliver, Jr.,
Denny Belk and Jimmie and Joe
Reddoch.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
China Discussed AT Meeting OF
Council Of Church Women, Monday

A program OF unusual interest
was presented by the Wornan's
Missionary society of the First
Baptist church at the meeting Of
the Pascagoula Council of Church
Women at which it was hostess
Monday at 3 p. m. at the church.
The program was on China and
was divided into three parts.
The first part dealt with the
history of China which was Civ
en- by Mrs. Harrison G. Otis.
While Europeans were still in
the stage where they wore skins
Of animals as garments and lived
in caves, China had evolved to
the point where people lived in
beautifully constructed houses
decorated with porcelain vases
and other articles and wore gar
ments of silk and had literature
already hundreds of years old,
said the speaker.
Mrs. c. w. Fewel Jr., in an
equally comprehensive study, told
of the three religions of China;
Confucianism, Buddhism and Ia
oisrn in which she compared
them with the teachings Of Christ.
Mrs. L. E. Green told of the
economic conditions of China at
present, in which she gave a lu-
cid resume of the unsettled po-
litical situation, and the tragic
want that alks the land. Mrs.
Green wound up her talk by
stating that China was ripe for
Christianity and that conditions
cannot wait for more auspi-
cious moment but that they must
be taken advantage of now, if
China is to be saved for Democ-
racy.
Mrs. John Cole, led the pro-
gram and conducted the respon-
sive reading that was part of
it.
Mrs. Walter Trehern presided
at the piano during the singing
of one of two songs. Mrs. W.
B. Seely. the president, occupied
the chair and conducted the busi-
ness meeting.
At this time it was announced
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
PULLMAN SERVICE

Pullman sleeper service viii be
available on the L Ms Humming
Bird between Cincinnati and New
Orleans beginning July on
Southbound trains and July 2 on
the Northbound,, railroad manage
ment announced. The cars will
contain six bedrooms and six
sections and will be painted royal
blue and aluminium to conform
with the cars now operating in
the streamlined coach train. The
Pullman passenger win make the
trip between the two cities in
four hours and 25 minutes less
time than ever before. The Hum
ming Bird will retain all of its
present features.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

that st. Johns Episcopal church
guild would be the hostess at the
next meeting.
Mrs. Seely then presented l.. l..
Stigler who talked on the Youth,
Incorporated, plans to build
recreation huts on the Old Span
ish Fort property and asked for
the cooperation OF the council and
its affiliated societies in putting
over this very worthwhile pro-
ject.
g AT the conclusion OF business
the assemblage was invited to the
substory where an ice course was
served.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
METHODIST REVIVAL

According to the Rev. j. Z.
Campbell, pastor of the First
Methodist church of Pascagoula,
a revival will start at the church
at the IL a. m. service June 6,
and will continue. through the fol-
lowing Sunday.
The Rev. o. H. Scott of Gulf
port, district superintendent, will
preach. The second service will
be held Sunday at 7:30 p. m., and
during the week two services will
be held each day, the hours will
be 10 a. m. and 7;30 p. m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

accompanied home by Gilbert
Lander, a student at Perkinston
Junior college,
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Jones ana
daughter, Mrs. Walter Lindsay
and son and Mrs. Wilton Jones
visited Mr., and Mrs. Ford Jones
in Wade Sunday.
Friends of Hattie Bailey are
sorry to learn of her death in
Mobile. She was widely known i'll
Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brinkman
and children of Grand Bay were
weekend guests of Mrs. Brink
mans parents, Mr. and Mrs. w.
c. Ladnier.
Mrs. Willie Deakle of Bayou la
Batre, Mrs. Harry White of Pas
cagoula and Mrs, Jim Clark and
Mrs. Horace Tolar of Kreole were
visitors in Biloxi last week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
Uncle And Niece Are
Members OF The Some
Graduating Gloss

1t isn't often that an uncle and
his niece are in the same gradu-
ating class but this is what hap
pened Thursday evening at the
Pascagoula High school when Pat
Scovel and Betty Lee Scovel re-
ceived their diplomas.
However there is only three
months difference between their
ages, Pat is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs j, n. Seovel and Betty Lee
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. Scoyel. Jr.
On Saturday Pats sister1in-
law and Betty Lees aunt will en-
teitain in their honor at her home
in Bayou Casotte.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
ATTEND All CAMP

Dixie Pedersen, Nancy Rob-
erts, Mary Swendsen and Bonnie
Fay Powell, all of Hurley, at
tended the All Club camp at the
Seashore Camp Grounds from
May % through 81.
These four Hurley All Club
members were the winners in the
recent county Attainment Day of
the All Clubs which entitled them
to attend the camp.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

In 1912 community chests
throughout. the United States re-
eeived contributions from an
average of % percent of the pop
ulation.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

The term Blizzard is supposed
to have become popularized dur
ing the severe winter of lSa0-8l.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

Dogs probably began to bark
enIy when they became domesti-
Gated.