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COMPLETE den Of leather furniture an
accessories. GE. 1891. -17
BOYS BICYCLE, % in. $40. Call IA
SALESMAN SAMPLE CASES (6); new nbr
board metal corners, locks, size 2sx9x16H
iao-BAss TO ACCoRDIoN. bass and trebl
shift excellent condition; alligator case
EN- k22l -lH
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

FAIRMONT - Furnished
m. suit. for l man; nr. Georgia ave. end
1th st. carlines -17
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: teacher or advanced
way upright in excel
.nient terms may be
Il MUSIC CO.. 110S
Evening star., 1948-06-13

CTS HE as handsome as ever?" Anne asked.
Il Peg Landreth nodded, trying to keep
her smile from being snug
Il remember the first time saw him.
Anne said. Driving up for you in that yellow
Wills-St Clair - the week after he ran eighty
yards for touchdown against Harvard We
all thought he was the most romantic thing
we'd ever seen in our lives"
ME, too," Peg said.
did he get in the war;" Anne asked.
Peg said. 1.-TWO days after Pearl Harbor.
He had wires all ready to pull so he could
get in the Air Force. Only there turned out
to be not enough wires They never let him
off the ground, poor lamb. Said he was too
old. I think it came as near breaking his
heart as anything could
But you've been happy. haven't you?"
Anne said, and Peg nodded. Anne said 80
have l. But I've had lunch like this with
lot of our gang recently travelling the way
do. After twenty years. it's bit disturbing.
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So many of the kids have had such lot of
trouble
WELL" said Peg. Il can't say there's been
anything wildly exciting about my life, but
Bills been wonderful, and Molly and young
Bill are about all parent could ask of a
couple of kids. And guess at our age you're
willing to trade the tempestuous stuff for
stability. The feeling of being SAFE
At this precise moment. she looked up and
saw Bill walking out of the restaurant with
a woman.
Not just any Bill. Her Bill Her wonder
full, handsome, safe Bill About the woman
she couldn't say, except that she and Bill were
unmistakably together. Beyond an impress
sion of smartness, she was blur
1t was so pat, so neatly on cue, that Peg
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reth, this marriage she had been 50 self.sat;s
fed about was as their friends would NJ
doubt start whispering soon. on the rocks
When she got home, there were two letters
in the mail box. one postmarked Northam,.
ton and one New Haven. Letters from Mollv
and young Bill on the same day constituted =
miracle, but the thought of reading them nou
was more than she could bear. Upstairs. she
tossed them on her dressing table, sat down
and started to cry.
She spent some time at this. After awhile
she sat up and regarded her lugubrious ref1ec.
ton in the mirror.
My, my she said to it. "You do fec,
sorry for yourself, don't you? This1l be inst
the approach to try ON Bill Sobs and r.
proaches - you can practically guarantee
that he'll leave the house within ten minutes
- forever"
1T WAS Efie's day off, but Effie alwavs left
something for dinner that only needed tn be
warmed up. Peg took her time bathing, then
experimental with hair-dos She found one
that was perfect for black taffeta dress she
had bought three weeks ago and hadn't worn
yet. That was hard to believe when YOU saw
the dress - unless you have ever gone through
the all-obliterating experience of getting q
son and daughter off to college.
Il beat out some pretty fast competition
for you back in the Twenties, Bill darling"
she said, looking at herself in the mirror
And can do it again It was fun the first
time; why wouldn't it be even more fun now2"
The evening wasn't success. though. Bill
noticed the dress all right, and said she
looked wonderful in it; but he was preoccu-
pied. Over the martins she had prepared, he
asked absently if she had had a good time
with Anne. Peg had expected that. 1t wasn't
safe to talk about Anne - first, because it
would keep the unsettling picture of that
woman before her, and second, because il
might somehow uncover the fact that she and
Anne had been at the restaurant.
So she said, Il didn't CO. We called it of,
I'd forgotten it was Efie's day out - there
was too much to do here
AFTER olnner Bill SAID ne had to 20 out
Peg showed no reaction, but after he was gone,
she had to try various expedients to keep
from thinking. none of which worked. Finally,
she went out and walked around their block
until she was tired enough to sleep.
She didn't hear Bill come home, and he was
gone when she awoke next morning She
went in town and bought some clothes. Not
that she really had any superstitious faith in
what they would do in rewinning a husband
1T was just that seeing herself in a lot Of
different things bolstered her confidence.
She got back about one o'clock to find that
Bill had called. He hadn't left a message,
but it was probable that he wouldn't be home
until late. Peg went upstairs slowly discour-
agement like weight on her shoulders. How
could you fight for man when you never saw
him?
1t was just few minutes later that she
became aware of sound she had never heard
before IT made her think of a rnotorcvcle
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didn't really grasp it until Bill and his lady
were gone. Until she said good-by to Anne.
she was completely controlled actually, it
wasn't until she was on the train back to
Sunnyfeld that her eyes stung and her sur
roundings blurred. She remembered now the
nights Bill had been late for dinner. nights
when he had called to say he wouldn't be
home until late. No explanations except
vague references to work" She remem-
bered telephone calls. with Bill speaking in
low, guarded tones
SHE tried to remember that woman, tried to
torture herself with how smart and beauti-
full she was; but she couldn't remember, and
it didn't really matter anyway The point
was that this marriage of Peg and Bill Land
Evening star., 1948-10-03
All advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

fsss= easn sna s5%TaS
trad.-in;, delivery 3-l5 days. See your
nsie hborh99q Ford dealer dSn or come to
alLl NJ hane or Re for easoe of
demonstration. Ma 1850
AUSTIN. new l94s' prompt delivery and
larger, roomier, safety steel bodies with a
continental design; hydraulic brakes IKE
and service, MANHATTAN AUTo 4
RADIo pto9s CO., 50 S9ih 5s sides of 7th at st
AUSTINS, new, latest models, larger, room
ie., safety all-steel bodies, with Con-
tnenta design hydrauc brakes leather
includ. heater and defrosters; only 81 ,595
ss4ee MAsrAa sns faS AUTo RaFs RA6o
60, SSon. beth Oh .EH4 s!dss of 7th at st, NV,
4sk 't ssRSs'' vSs
so $f % s sc kSs FL s
ASHo Anston, sAt5S oW aosocH iS I'l 11os S0n olto
heater, white Sidevall tires 5000 900, ri, mi
BouIEvARp AoTo SALES INC. 1856
wilson blvd, Arlington, OW. 1880
CHI l10a. =
BUICK 946 Super sedan; radio, heater.
other extras; this car has low mileage
and can't pc told from new: 81 .095; cash;
trade or terms. BELL MOTORS, 500
Wisconsin ave. NV, WO, 5000. 3
BUICK l940 Super: 2-tone green, r. and
h.: SS15 cash. Rockville 1929. -3
BUICK 1895 4-dr. sedan; wonderful bar,
gain at S195. Penn Motor Co. Division OF
JACK PRY. 14th and Pa. ave. sc. 4
BUICK .1s41 4-door sedan; original own.
er; radio. heater, new seat covers good
Evening star., 1948-10-03
MOTORCYCLES.

s!or aad hshss, sss s'''SF With bike sSb
INDIAN ls4a ~Ie5" Arrows and Scouts;
Come IN 70. demonstration. BoBs IN.
# Ffi29 fSffs5 "a 81 s@64 motorcycle
new ;lre.. new paint, spo,lghts and ex-
CUsHMAN 1919 model "a Just recently
sb nas nTc. ars
MoToRcYCIE for for sale, sa H D. "a lust
sonable. See it at c. & P Amaco statiSn
WIzzaRD MoToR nD1 BIRf rev nex aond an
cisl built, been 300 miles; sell cheap
1911 INDIAN an sport sport Scout. almost new
Cheap. s:!5 cash. Call UN 29ss
WIzZER MOTOR BIKE, in good condition;
headliehts 2-Wheel brakes, $50 cash. RA
HARLEY DAVIDSON AS" 1s41 motor
moditied for speed 1925 or best offer
sALIsBURY, cusnman, Puch and Powell
.,cnte:s. new ane used, passed D. c, insp
ALLcRAFT. 3l36 N. 10th st, Arl oW
SEVERAL CYCLES. 1884, sle5: 1913
Sla5. good mech. cond.. fully guaranteed
SSSS eycTf fisk5 Co. 81 ss Sh seo s.Ss
NEW AIS. MATCHLESS Ariel and Tri.
umphS available with rear springing TO,
immed. delivery. See the exciting new
l25-c.c Trlumphs. over 125 miles pel
gal. Visit our new quarters, ALLIED MO.
! |TORCYCLES SALES, 9l2 9Th st NV
EX; 0Sll. Your shop for better motor
cycling. 8
HARLEY with package de
livery. excellent for commercial use: reas
priced f3S Hamilton NV. GE 1868 3
HARLEY 1888 -: Just repainted, excel
cond.; $500 or best offer. Call CH 1890
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AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.

TRACTOR, small Ford rebuilt: suitable for
moving large lawn. Also saw attachment,
AUTOMOBILE HEATER, SouthWind saso-
line heater with defroster, tubes. Call
ENGINE. s-cyl, for 1887 olds s." ex-
ceHent oon eon6ltion: l also other parts; Call
JACK BLANK SAYS-Pontiac owners. at
tention. Get your tires at our new tire
dept General Souee-gee EonskiG, pune
ture-proot tubes; bargains in all ma kes
used and almost new take-of tires. See
Mr.. Kelley. Tire Dept. ARCADE PONTIAC
CO. AID. $500, 1437 Irving st. NV.
Wash's LARGEST Pontiac Dealers. Credit
JACK BLANK sAYs-Pontiac owners. at
tention. Prepare now for the fall Get
your antifreeze permanent type), bat
teries, skid chains, snow nonskid cleated
General tires seat covers, and nationally
famous advertised accessories for your
car now. Come in. see our complete stack.
Your credit IS good GMAC budget plan,
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887 Irving st.
NV. AID. $500
AUTO PARTS. used. new or rebuilt. IN
stock. Also auto, grllls, glass generators,
HERov AUo PART and Fla rear ave ends
WE HAVE sTs:isbIe for immediate de-
livery the following rebuilt engines: 1923
81, la33-42 Ford; l93s-39 60-h o, Ford
l933-42 Dodge, 1912 Fluid Drive Dodge
sI b,,,, monthly Inquire abqgt ordstty 2TT fssseTy
WARD. Aiexandria, Va. Phones Alex
1900. OV 81
Evening star., 1948-10-03
DRUM POINT BEACH

What's your tayG.ite season? Do you go
In for fishing, boating. swimming or some
other sport' No mattel " hat the season
or the sport there no place like Drum
Point Beach for she r enjoyment There S
unspeskabIe fascinatl. at the white sandy
beaches glorious fore 'try, fresh water
lakes and all the other UNIQUE features
is this true right nov--during the fan
sea eason-when autumn splashes everything
with brilliant color But more than all
this. it's Just the place where you've been
wanting to build the home Of your
dreams" all these years. The OTIS are re-
m rkably attractive and genei ously pro-
po-tloned fnone less than 10.0bD 50. # }
than you ever expected TO pay. starting
most desirable homesites you've ever. seen
But there Is this warning you'd better
buy now If you want TO get in on these
low prices You may build now OF you
may wait a while, but in either event
you want to buy a homesite now. this
year Then you're ready to build an
time Next year these same lots Will un.
Come out to Drum Point Beach this week
TO our representative ION the property al
ell tlmes). Here are the travel direc-
tons. Out Pa. ave, to Ala ave. Sc, EFF
on Route through Upper Marlboro, con-
tinue on Route to Wells Corner. right
on Route 416 to Prince Frederick, through
Prince Frederick on Route . for 3 mi
left at the sign to Drum Point Beach
ers. Washington, D. C. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY. sole sales agents. 800 Southern
Bldg, RE. s43s; week end phone, Prince
Frederick l0S 3
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES white or
colored'-Quick settlement. Prefer per-
sona calls to telephone calls. FULTON
R. GORDON, l427 Eye ST. Nv. D1 $3.50
TRUSTS. Isl 5nd and ard; Md, Va and
D c: -wk $ service. ADAMS REALTY
co, 905 Y Y. ave. NV. RE. 1871. 81"
FIKST-TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates. 3 or ) year terms and monthly
pa ayments P. J. WALSHE, INC. Ills Eye
st NV. MA ti6S.
SECOND-TRUST NOTES for sale Deferred
purchase money on oVner-occupied homes.
MITCHELL QUICK, ST. 1892. RA. 34lS.
,st ASP end trust !, LOANS ms OF %a Fss, IS
l4O4 L st. NV, MA 4l57.
Ist AND End RUST LOANS-Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. SIT
9th st. NV, RE. 6h5n.
4oo MORTGAGE LOANS-No charge for
appraisals MOORE & HILL CO. sO4
MONEY N u = on \ Z SECOND rkusr-we vii,
buy second,sruss nS.es s, D c. pesT9g NsTIGA.1 ~
MoRTGAGE i INVESTMENT CORP. 1917
n ave nv National 5s33
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-1st and IND
trust No red tape. Quick service. HENRY
SALUS. established 1924. MA. 1852
ll04 Vermont ave. NV
QUICK CASH for znd-trust notes. long or
short term D. C only. DI. 450S: ewes.
and Sun. GE $500 1913 NJ st NV.
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STAIIoN WAGONS.

BUICK 1913 Super; 5000 miles. like new.
al cXtrsS. p?astlc covers. unGercoated;
$500 below list T-;ce. =, N95. or accent a
trad pr!iate owne 81. 49, -;
PLYMOUTH 1919 station WAGON; radio.
heater turning signal, 5000 miles. gem
era. dual-lO tires, LlfeCuard uoes, top
condition. owner driven; sacrifice. $3.50.
FORD STATION WAGON. 1a4s super de
luEr vs.. luG-h p: perfect condition. un-
der l5,oo" miles: Fendex- treated: heater:
private owner; 80 10 Box 353-A. S.ar.
MERCURY l4+A station wagon; 1000
miles. like new: fully equipped radio and
heate:; sacrifice. S","9o. RA 5ll5.
FORD station WAGON. l94l new sine;
S19o CAL Gil. l11S or OW 1850. 4
PACKARD 4s station sedan: T. and h
white" all tres. other extras; low mileage,
200 Of new car price ,od HALEY S. INC
IEEP STATION WAGON. 1@4s. 5000
miles. like new, 81 $50. DI. zoe after
4 d N SUNDAY 81
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AUTO PAINTING.

BAKED PAINT JOB. $50 80, factory finish
GENERAL AUTO PAINTERS ST :}6s7. 81
COMPLETE JOB, $50 up: work guaran-
teed GILBERT, 41o2 Pa. ave. ext. sc.
HI 45@4.
AUTO PAINTING. $40: fender work and
welding: brakes refined on most cars. Sl2,
complete job: general repairing on all
make cars reasonable prices. NATIONAL.
634 New York ave. NV, ST 4024. 3
DEPARTMENTALIZED SERVICE Is pes,
for your car regardless of make: super
fine painting, fender and BODY work At
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP. 600 Montgomev st. Alexandria
Evening star., 1948-10-03
RAhK-pERsohAi LOANS.

OR PERSONAL LOAN PLAN is simple
convenient. economical. Loans are made
emergencies or for any other worthwhile
purpose Service is prompt Monthly pay
ments are arranged TO ht your budget
Personal loan dept, LIBERTY NATIONAL
BANK. 18th and Eye SITS NV =
OUR PERSONAL LOAN PLAN is simple
convenient. economical. Loans are made
10 pay bills, medical expenses. education.
emergencIes or for any other worthwhile
purpose. Service is prompt Monthly pay-
ments are arranged to A. your budget
Personal loan dept. LIBERTY NATIONAL
BANK. l5th and Eve SIS q " "a
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

SCI BRICK GARAGE in pvt alley for
dead storage only; $40 mo. LU. 94Is.
HEATED GARAGE. 1.o ST. NJ
D sAGER, INC, a24 1lth 81.
= ". Sterling 4561
REAR COLONY THEAIER->6 month.
CON dne for feet cars, trucks, etc N
F PYON CO. GE biiG
GARAGE, aN-metal SINGLE: concrete floor
toI storaee or parstng sI5 PEI mo.
30 S st. v, OR. JO36.
BRICK GARAGE, cement A.. dry; nr. sth
ana Buchanan SITS. NV; s. mo. Call
ST. aoS3 -
GARAGE. Lear: rear 2ls 9th ST, ne;
81 per mn EN- ohn2 Z
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MONEY WANTED.

2nd-MORTGAGE. 5-yr. note. have ,; will
discount for 2oft. No. l-S3.u0n: Alex
andria. Del Ray; house sold for Sll,50O
$4,000 lst trust; note paid ST.. per 81 .uOA;
employed as Army major No. "-5-yr
mortgage. $500, paid al $50 per nc.
employed as painter in Govt wife work
ing: house sold FOR 80. 200: lst trust
$1,000. house located Alex. Rosemont
ASK for Mr. Motion. oV $500 J. T
MOTION REALTY. @4l5 Mt. Vernon ave,
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE for private car. vic. Conn and
Chesapeake OR. 5O32: weekdays, RE.
900, Ext 12ls9, bet. $50 and > 4
GARAGE close to and west of Stanton
Park Call Franklin 5000 )
GARAGE WANTED, vicinity goth and F
SIS. NV. RE. !Osl, Ext. 40s, af.er q: 30
GARAGE OR PARKING sPACE-vicinity
18Th and y sts. NV. MI. 5000 Ext.
ION
WANT double garage. in Washington or
vicinity, must be dry. for storage OF
household goods no 1850
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TRUST NOTES WANTED.

CLIENTS TO BUY 2nd trust notes. de-
ferred purchase money on owner occupied
homes WILLIAMS REALTY. call Mr.
Benson. 500 Investment Bids, Ma 493;3;
ayeS OR RAN
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AuTo TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IniMEDIATELY-1a4s Chev-
rolet vans, stakes. panels and pickups.
for hire by da wk or contract PUBLIC
SERVICE DRII-UR-sELF. 1923 L st.
NEW PANELS. vans and stakes. bv the
OPERATING SERVICE (Her,z Driv-Ur-
Self POI @ 81. NV. NO 1911.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

.nd-TRUST NOTES purchased on District
of Col. properties, colored or white. rea-
sonabe discounts Mr.. J. CLARKE. OIL
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SAVE, So 500

OF season sale direct from owner; s
homes, = all wear. boathouse and Lear
garage on ii.-acres beautifully land
scsped ground nice income from homes
cS miles from Washington; will sacrifice
S22 500. co. 659@. ASK for MR.. AMENDE
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TRAlLERs.

BEN HUR UTILITY TRAILER. 1947,
practically new; priced for quick sale.
OR. s74a. 5
BEST OFFER takes Gift. National trailer
good condition. no dealers. GERHART.
Lot "A, Canary Camp. q. g. hwy. |,
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AUTO LOANS.

private sales oVr specially. Il
you are buying or selling an automobile,
let US finance it for the purcl eser NOLAN
FINANCE CO, ll02 New York ave NV
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WATERFRONT PRop.-wAhTEp.

WANTED-Waterfront property with dwell
ing; cash; not over 30 or 40 miles from
Wash; description. price and location de-
aired. Box l37-D. Star. a
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THREE SECOND TRUSTS of S3.4On each
payable S4S monthly at So, 5000 each
AID. u53l
End TRUST NOTE for sale. deferred pur-
chase money on owner occupied homes
WILLIAMS REALTY, call Mr.. Benson, 800
Investment Bldg, Ma. 1898; ewes, OR.
.S35S
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HISTORIC TIDEwATER Southern Mary
Chesapeake Bav Bargain

Chesapeake Bay Bargain
Charming all year round home, Of 4
nicely furnished; beautiful garden; garage,
s1.i50 Call OWNER. co 472a
ESTATE ON THE BAY
All-yr, paneed, fully insulated and
equipped bungalow: oil h-v. heat; garage,
workshop. smokehouse summer house.
chicken houses: garden fenced, perfect
hsrbor $40 500. Attr terms
"a lots, al-elec home garage, chicken
house All for IS 900 Terms
Lovely bungalow. on large water front;
10n-ft dock. beautiful grounds $500.
Waterfront 3-bsdrm. equipped bunga-
low dock pavilion lot. lO0x450' sum
mer house. chicken houses and yard; fruit
trees. garden. fenced. Terms.
On an acre point. beautiful all-yr. home.
2 bedrms.. fully equipped ali new furn.;
garage. dock. Garden. trees: really Sc
Guided CLIFFORD c. WOODARD. Shady
Side. Nd West River 642l. Across from
post ofhce 3
WEST BEACH, MARYLAND-Lovely s.
room bungalow. on corner lot. excellent
condition throughout: ;}rd bedrm. IN base
ment, oil heat only 81 500 down, bal
ssnese like rent Call Mr.. Pastor Ex
PASTOR & LUTZ. INC.
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MOTOR scooTERs.

CUSHMAN MOTORSCOOTER. 1a47.
new. TIE. !35S
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT.
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

DUCK BLIND SITE, best shooting Pt
mac Piver: reas. ME. OBI
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ESTATE ON THE BAY

ooms. elec k.t, modern bath, oil heat.
lcely furnished: beautiful garden; garage,
:. 20 Can 0WNER co i1oQ
Evening star., 1948-10-03

INVESTIGATE SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Wicomico River-sroom dwelling. mod
fully landscaped liz acres; 10000.
oatuxenr River = ! 400 #. beautiful
water front no buildings, 16 acres S.
Wlcomico River. st. Marys county-10
acres. extending from river to State road
(no landings, 81 600.
Meals Creek-l on-foot frontage. small
house suitable week ends and summer;
Also homesites and acreage tracts on
beautiful rivers and bays Of Southern
MARYLAND ard Virginia. LEONARD &N1-
7-ROOM AND BATH year-around home,
Shady Side. Md. Call FIR 0a33
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
Calvary Baptist
WINS Circles
Have Meetings

Circle meetings were held by
members Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary society Of Calvary Bap-
fist church. Most of the meetings
were followed by a social hour
when refreshments were served
by the hostesses. The meetings
were as follows.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
Wulter Corl LYtten.
The Younger. Given
PurtY On Birthday

Mrs. Walter Lytten was host
ess at a recent party at her home
at 928 Resca de la Palma street
in honor of her son, Walter Carl
Lytten, Jr., whose third birthday
it was. A beautiful white cake
decorated in pink roses was a
very pleasant part of the festiv-
ity.
Games were played and Wal
ter's MANY gifts were admired
after he had opened them.
Mrs. Lytten was assisted by
Mrs. Jack Walker and Mrs. Mac
Harrison in serving the cake with
.ce cream and punch.
Each guest was made happy by
he gift of a Christmas basket
,illed with candy.
Among the guests were the
mothers of several of the chill
iren. The latter are AL Mans
ield, jamie Walker, Ann Wallace,
Guy Smith, Mary Alice and
Thomas Gaskin, Sue Smith,
Charles Surles, Jr., and Billie,
Johnnie, Leila Jane and Janice
Harrison.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
News From Bayou Cosotte -.
Young People Gather AT Louis Under
Home For Games And Refreshments

moved home from the hospital
Friday.
The deaeons of Spencer Me
mortal church met for their reg
ular monthly meeting Monday at
the church.
The Pascagou1a singing con-
vention will be held at the Spen-
Ger Memorial church December
26 at 2 p. m.
Much sympathy is extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mallet and
family in the loss of their son,
Recruit Sgt. Lowney Mallet, in
an automobile accident in New
Mexico. Sgt. Mallet was born and
reared in this community and
leaves a most of relatives as well
as friends here.
Mrs. A. II. Under, Thomas Lin
der and Mr.. and Mrs. James Will
son and son went to Bayou La
Batre Sunday where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Linder and
Ray Under and family. After
dinner they motored to Foley,
Ala, where Thomas is employed.
Mrs. Under and Mr.. ana Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
JuANrTA BYRD AUXILIARY

The meeting of the Juanita
Byrd Young Woman's auxiliary
was held at the home of Mrs.
Wallace Harrell Monday at 7:30
p. m. with six present. The Lottie
Moon Christmas program, which
is based on THE World and the
Song" was given and it was led
by the president, Miss Edna Viii
lis, who was assisted by Misses
Alice Ray Tatum, Sally Rabby
and Charlotte Lowe and the
counsellor, Mrs. Alex Willis.
During the short business meet
ing a report was heard concern
ing the Thanksgiving basket that
the auxiliary presented to the
needy family that it has adopt
ed. Plans were also formulated
for the giving of a Christmas
basket to another needy family.
GEORGIA MAE OSBORN
The home of Mrs. Bill Stegall,
986 Market street was the place
of meeting for the Georgia Mae
Osborn circle Tuesday at 1870 p.
m. with 13 present. Plans were
made for the giving a Christmas
basket to some less fortunate
family and also for the party that
the circle is to give December 81.
The meeting was opened with
prayer by Mrs. Joe Loe and the
Bible study was led by Mrs. H.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-10
Audio- Visuol Set
To Supplement High
School Curriculum

An audio-visual Institutional
program has been added to the
equipment of the Moss Point
Central high school and will prob
ably be ready for use after the
Christmas holidays, officials an
nounced this week.
The equipment consists of a
screen and am%projector on which
is millimeter silent or sound
film may be used. There will also
be an opaque protector.
One of the class rooms will be
equipped with dark shades and
may be used by all classes. Sew
eral of the high school boys will
be trained to operate the pro-
jector.
Films will be procured through
an agency at Mississippi South
ern and Ole Miss. Faculty mem
bers will be provided with lists
of films relative to their subject
matter that may be procured.
Any member of the faculty may
schedule the use of the protector
when she wishes to illustrate her
subject matter or broaden tt c
subject with correlative matter.