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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-06

Rev. J. s. Tate ofiiciated. The
bride was beautifully Eowned In
white satin. The matron Of honor
Mrs. Timma Leah RelSS, wore q
yellow gown. The bridesmaids,
Miss AreathA London, Mrs. W
Gardner and Miss Miriam Thomas,
worn green satin gowns.
The groom and the best man.
William Walker, were in formal
attire. Mrs. NJ. Vaudeville sang
Because" and Mrs. J. "FoollGhly
Yours"
The ceremony was well attend
cd The bride and groom received
many congratulations and best
wishes from friends.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-06
CARD OF THANKS

We sincerely wish 70 extend our Ap-
pEeCiattOn 70 all of our friends and
neighborS, felloW-Smployes In ST. Paul
who offered their kind expressions Of
help and sympathy during the illness
and passing OF our beloved wife and
AIstsT. hIB. Agnes wilson. Special
thanks TO Rev. b. N Moore and Rev
Jackson for their consOlinG remarks.
Mr. Robert Wilson, husband: MA
Lena y. Burma. sister. Of Waco,
Texas. MFS- Eva W. Jones, RtEtar,
Of Kirkland. Washington.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory OF my dear hus-
band. Philip Ware. who passed away
August .. ioA9.
Nothing can ever take away
The love q heart holds dear.
FOnd memories lingCT every day,
Remembrance keeps him near.
Sadly missed by wife,
Mrs. Willie Ware
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-06

Mareelia y. killen, right. wing
Democratic candidate today filed
for Congress. Discharge petition
No. o la q case In point" Mrs XII
len stated. IAN discharge petitions
must be on the house floor either
the frs, or third Monday, Yester.
day was the first Monday. and no
Teaponae from Judd 10 the needs
Of Nth district eitiEsna--C Congress
viii adjourn on the 2ard and un-
leaa tho Fecalcilrant Republican
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-06

The soil Of Kentucky 10 well
adapted 10 agriculture.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03

rom her bouquet as a eorsage.
After a short wedding trip
down the coast, Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers Will be at home in an apart
ment at $50 Willow street.
Out of town guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. James Waters and
Claire Walker of Birmingham
Ala, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Con
zales, Mrs. Sebastian Gonzales
and Mrs. Marietta Turrentine of
Mobile, Ala; C. p. Elder, Tulsa,
Okla, and Mrs. Elizabeth Reus
and Mrs. Carl Myers of Houma,
La.
The rehearsal was held Sat
urday night and Immediately fol
lowing, Mrs. Travis Avara en-
tertained the bridal party with
an after-rehearsal supper. The
bride presented her maid of hon
or and bridesmaids with white
nylon lace gloves, and the flower
girls with gold bracelets engraved
with their names, which they
wore in the wedding.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03

Of Pascagoula spent Thanksgiv-
ing with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. o. Newman.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. C. Wyatt
spent Sunday in the home of MIR.
and Mrs. @. E. Ellis.
Mrs. Eta Kirkwood who has
been spending a few weeks in
Tuscaloosa with her daughter,
Mrs. J.. B. Bell, Jr., returned home
Wednesday.
Everyone is glad to know Nor
man Reus is still improving after
his operation in Mobile several
weeks ago.
J. V. Wyatt of Beaumont, Tex
as spent the weekend at home
with his family.
We are sorry to hear of Joyce
Faggard's serious illness during
the Thanksgiving holidays and
hope her a speedy recovery.
The water having covered the
lower river area all work is being
discontinued and all residents are
moving out to higher areas.
Tarleton Cowart spent Thanks
giving Day with his aunt Mrs.
j. A. Crenshaw at Bayou La
Batre.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03
Beautiful Candle Lit Service
Marks Myers -Krebs NuptiuIs

The First Baptist church was
the scene Sunday afternoon OF
the lovely candlelight wedding Of
Miss Rita Joyce Krebs, eldest
daughter of Nh. and Mrs. Roy
NJ. Krebs Of Pascagoula, and Nal
com A. Myers, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Myers Of Moss Point.
DR.. L. Z. Green offieiated at the
impressive double ring ceremony
Mrs. P. J. Higginbotham, or
ganist, played a program of nup-
tial music, including "Reverie'
while the candles we're being
lighted, and "Traumereip, during
the ceremony, and the traditional
wedding marches. Miss Mary
Evelyn Eubanks, s%oloist, sang
Because" and yours Is My
Heart Alone"
The church was beautifully
decorated with ferns and can
delabra with standards of giant
and button chrysanthemums. The
arch under which the couple ex-
changed vows was interviewer
with Southern smilsx and chry-
santhemums.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was
beautiful in a heavy white satin
bridal gown, fashioned with
sweetheart neckline with inset
yoke of Chantilly lace bound al
the throat with satin. The skirt
was very full and featured q
draped peplum and bustle-baeh
with a long train. Tiny satin COW
cred buttons were used for the
fastening down the back and or
the cuff of the leg-o-muttor
sleeves which ended in Gala lily
points edged with Chantilly lace.
She wore a fingertip veil Of
Chantilly lace with a ruffled
halo.s centered with lilies-of the.
valley. Her bouquet was a Bible
arrangement of lilies-os-the-val-
ley, centered with a white orchid.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03
Vital Statistics

Vital statistics reported No
vember % by Mrs. Thelma Gar
rett, registrar of Jackson county,
as follows.
White births: Leslie Dee and
Aida Roberta Chapman Hudson,
boy; Philip Lyons and Mildred
Elizabeth Moody Ware, girl;
Charles and Veleda Marie Buck
ley Kirksey, girl; Royce Hart
and Peggie Lynn Kennedy Alb
bot, girl; Harold Edward and
Essie Mae Vice Hinkle, girl;
Charles Vardaman and Velma
Eudora Jackson May, girl; Al
bert Harvey and Willie Mae
Douglas Lee, twin boys; John
Aaron and Willie Sara Hudnall
Nicholson, boy: James Elmer and
Earlene Hindman Burris, girl;
Thomas Durell and Billie Hol-
lingsworth Shearer, boy; Elmer
Derald and Eta Mae Clayton
Nelson, boy; Raymond Arnold and
Hazel Gertrude Klatt Thomas,
boy; Dennis Alfred and Betty
Jane Baum Jones, boy; Carl Will
liam and Tangy Doris Herring
ton Woodward, boy; Joe Weldon
Jr. and Leona Lee Booth Truitt,
boy; Vergie Leo and Ruby A
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03

Elliott Harper, girl; Joseph
Charles and Ruby Clarice Hough
Ryan, girl; David Thomas and
Iris Louise Broddus Taylor, girl;
Edward and Chessie DUNCAN Me
Neeley, boy; Andrew Stoddard
and Nina Christine Boyd Pinson,
girl;
Colored births: Ira and Gladys
Cox Polk, boy; Sam and Annie
Ruth Jacob Parker, boy.
Deaths, white; Artemus S.
Ravens.
Births and deaths reported to
the Jackson county registrar of
vital statistics, Mrs. Thelma Gar
rett, to November 90 are: white
births, Cecil Boyd and Myrtle
Louvinia Rawell Bennett, boy;
Leonard James, Jr., and Frances
Eloise Garfield Hill, girl; Charles
Warren and Barbara Ellen Ne
caise Green, girl; Charles Edward
and Irene Hazel Locker Ladnier,
boy; Donald Edward and Maize
Evelyn Laid Hill, boy; Charles
Laymon and Alberteen James
Churchman, girl; Harold Rouse
and Velma Lucille Graham Coch-
ran, boy; Edward G. and Vivian
Matthew Wine, girl; eolored births,
Malone and Pernell Sims Crear,
boy; N. c. and Everee Crockett
Holloway, boy; Joe and Genaver
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03
Attendants

Miss Jessie Ellen Krebs, sister
of the bride. was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Misses Joan
Evelyn Krebs, also a sister of the
bride, and Elaine Ayara. Flower
girls were Carol Ann Moore and
Diane Krebs.
All of the attendants dresses
were fashioned alike with shirred
yoke and a bouffant skirt with
sbirred band. Each wore braided
head-bands matching their
dresses.
The maid of honor's dress was
light blue MORE taffeta, and she
carried an arm bouquet of vel
low rosebuds, tied with matching
satin ribbon bows.
The bridesmaids dresses were
yellow and cherry-rose MORE.
They carried arm bouquets OF
talisman and cream-White rose
buds with maehing ribbon bows.
The flower girls we're dressed
in white taffeta and carried bas-
kets of rose petals.
James p. Waters Of Birming-
ham, Ala, served as best man.
and Shannon Slyfield and Lau-
rem Knapp as attendants to the
groom.
Mrs. Krebs, mother Of the
bride, wore a costume suit oil
olive green gabardine with brown
accessories. Her corsage was OF
yellow osebuds.
Mrs. Myers, mother of tn c
groom, wore a navy wool suit
with navy accessories and a cor
sage of pink rosebuds.
Immediately following the GER
emony, a reception was held al
the home of the brides parents
The living and dining rooms were
attractively decorated with chry-
santhemums, poinsettias and
ferns. The brides table was Gov
cred with a lacecloth c%enteree
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03

with a three-tiered wedding cak
topped with a miniature bridf
and groom and garlanded witt
greenery and ehrysanthemums
1t was flanked by lighted tapers
in crystal eandelabra. Mrs. San
Byrd served the cake after the
bride and groom had cut the first
slice. Mrs. Lester Geer preside
at the punch bowl. Mrs. William
Vaughn, a recent bride and close
friend of Miss Krebs, presided
over the brides book.
For travelling, the bride wore
a brown gabardine suit with dark
green accessories and the orchid
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03

1t. 0gl Charles R. Robertson
USN, son of l.. r. Robertson oil
Moss Point and Mrs. G.. Hinton
of Pascagoula, is serving aboard
the aircraft carrier, USS Boxer.
which has participated in the Pa
eific Exercises held off the West
Coast. A main objective of the
exercise was to demonstrate what
personnel in the Fleet could do
with equipment and procedures
available and to coordinate the
three armed services in a de
fensive, aggressive team, Naval
officials announced.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03

Recent studies over a 32-year
period show that farmers expen-
ditures for fertilizer vary with
their previous years income.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03
NEWS FROM
Wade

Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Everett and
family of Moss Point were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Fag-
gard on Sunday.
The Mems Brotherhood Class
of the Baptist church will have
a supper meeting at the school
cafeteria next Friday evening.
The Rev. Zeno Wells, pastor of
the East Moss Point Baptist
church, will be the guest speaker
for the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Golf and
children of Perkinston spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Golf
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Faggard.
Gene Clark, S. f. Newman and
H. w. Hershi of Gulfport enjoyed
Thanksgiving Day over here
hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilburn Boutwell,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03

Williams Macarthur, girl; Willie
and Bronela Hope Pugh, boy.
White deaths, Lula Halle
Beardslee, John w. Barley, Win
ford Darnell Golf; colored deaths,
Dollie Porter.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
News SUITS

3e-MEkS $45 to $50 ALL-WooL SUITS, tweeds ehevios
wor.teds ,heonds Blue seys and browns
ResuIar 1861, Z go. 4 1881. l3s), (4o, I'D.
(42) shorts 1884, t5s). 4o), t4l); longs &33 Is
z 1881, Z 1897, 3 t40), ! (4D, Z az. | 40 =
l7-MENS $3.50 10 s45 ALL-WooL SUITS, tweeds and
fIonnss single breasted Blues greys. browns. Resuon
1872, 1851, 1867, t37). 1881. 1897. x78 *
t4o). z AZ; longs 1917, 1897. tss) ----
Many Other Odd Lots Of Suits and OUereoats
Greatly Reduced!
Evening star., 1948-01-01
News OUTERCOATS

$3.50 MEMS REVERSIBLE ToPcoATs, one side twill.
the other water repeIent cotton sobordne Fly &IQ *
front model Regular sizes, (34, l 1857. t4o)
l4-MENs $40 to $3.50 ALLY WOOL TWEED ToPcoATs;
sineIebreosted. Greys and browns. Regulars ! t34).
(35), z 1857. l (37), z 1887, 1897, t2), xI475
~: shorts (4O), ! (42) 42)-------------------T
zs-MENs ss5 to $50 ALL WOOL ovERcoATs AND TOP
COATS tweeds eeee sobordnes single breasted Browns
sreys, blues ResuIars / t35, t3el. (3O. t3sl.
l39, z (40), t42) t46); shorts 1867. 3S). $2875
z t4ol, z AZ; longs 49, t39), ! (4o), ~
z1-NENs $40 to $50 ALL.WooL ovERcoATs AND TOP,
COATS; ehevios and weed single and double breasted
models. ReeuIors 1857 2l3e), t37). t3al. t39),
z t4o), t4z'; shorts 49,, t37, 1881. $3q.75
1897. ! t4o); longs 1887, ! 39), (4o) a---- :.
,s-MENs $50 to SIS ALL-wooL ovERcoATs AND TOP
COATS; woted ehevios holr fobe. Single and doubls-
csS]. Is7, = 90, 14o1. ~; shorts is5),
(3e) Z t37, 1881, ) (3o), Z t4o). ~; $4b Is
long. l37), 2 1881, 1897, t4o). t4z) ~
Evening star., 1948-01-01
FREE Cit... ESQUIRE
Fashion Calendar

Prepared BY the editors OF "ESQu1R
Maaaxins 194s Calendar with wealth
Of useful information tn choosing your
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Evening star., 1948-01-01
Mems Sport Skirts

MEMS Sport Skirts
Sl--MENs 3s.s to sio SPORT
SHIRTS; lcug-sleese- ssss
sa-MEN's IS SPORT SKIRTS; long
sleeve --------------------$S.e9
so-MEN's 315 LoNd-sIEEvE
SPORT SHIRTS S1s.Ss
as-HN,s sla.so LoNa-sIxEvE
SPORT SHIRTS Ss.sS
Broken sdses; plaids and solid colors
Ia group.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
guInr. Young Mems Shop Quality!
Mems Accessorjes

II
Mems Accessories
sss2 AND s2.5o NzoKTms---sl.ls
3s-Mrs ss.s6 WOOL InsD
I8ATHER GLOVES -
% MHrs ss.so GLOVE AND NUT
NER sETS- a1.lD
7s-MzNs Is woo1-LnuD CAFE
SKIN oLOvEs----------------ts.As
se-AHN's $1.ss A1L-wooL KNIT
GLOVES $1.3o
sl-HN's Is BROWN cAPBsKIN
GLOVES 93.S8
31s1.So BLACK BMTs-
l2o-MN's $3!75 FAMOUS MAKE
WHITE OXFORD CLOTH SHIRTS.
Regular collars - S2.5s
se-MN's 81 HALF-WOOL AND
HALF-CoTTON TERRY ANKLETB,
GO
Evening star., 1948-01-01
Mems LeistIre
Jackets

1s-MEN's $50 LEISURE JACKETS;
two-tone, all-wool $16.95
12-MENs $25 TWo-ToNE LEI
SURE JACKETS; all-wool-----S14.SS
ll-UN's $40 AIL-wooL LEI
SURE JAcKErs;r two-tons'- 'is!ss
lMNs $3.50 AIL-wooL LEI
SURE JACKETS; soiled ---- 31o.sS
17-MKN's $275o and $3.50 TWO
TONE JACKET AND CONTRAST
ING SLACK SUITS -$15.SS
1MEN's sl4.75 CORDUROY NOR
FOLK JACKETS: Jockey red --ss.sS
Mems Ssceuters
sl-NMa's 1855 and $3.50 SWEAT
2ES *4.0o
ss-m's 80 SWEATERS Ss.s5
ls-EN's Is swEA1KRs- -----ss.ss
Evening star., 1948-01-01
Mems Paja,ssas,
Robes, Underwear

24-HN's $3.s5 to 1926 COTTON
PAJAAGAs-notch collar style
elastic wristbands. Stripes and checks.
Si1es A TO 93.A5
7o-HN's 1885 to $s.75 RAYoN
PAJAAdAs-notch collar style With
drawstring waists. Solid eolo9s. Sizes
A 10 D------------.$4.S .$4.S5
ls-MEN's >ss5 to 40 RAYoN OR
WOOL ROBES spun rayons, and part
woods. Solid colors and patterned.
SITS
14-MEJ's t2s.ls WOOL ROBES In
neat checked patterns. Small, me
dtim and large dses- S1e.7B
T2-MEN's 81 and $1.15 UNDER
SHORTS; boxer and Ade-tie styles
Tull cut and weN-tailored. Sizes 81
2l-MENE $3.50 to $4.65 SLEEP
COATS AND NIGHT SHIRTS, S3.4S
3e-MENs S3.s5 sTRAIGHTAWAY
POSTURE GARMENTS; undergar-
ment and supporter In one------$2.2s
22-MEN's 1896 25% WOOL UNION
suTrs-long sleeve, ankle length.
Qiaee ~ n ~ 4S4k
Evening star., 1948-01-01
Novelties, Gifts

Novelties, Gifts
1915 PERsONNA RAZOR BLADE
sxTs IN FINE CIGARETTE BOX,
S39s
1o-ei CIGARETTE CASES, q for
vi oo0
$50 sNUa-PAcK TRAvH, CASES
with overnight ets-------------SSSs
aH$4 FAMOUS PENS 7se
l-3s.e5 FAMOUS PEN
ess.75 FAMOUS Pns--------ss.ss
1Sl.5o FAMOUS PENCILS
ia FAMOUS PENCILS
sPfus Tax
Mems RujstcOafs
s-Msns $14.bo NY1QN RANcoATs
- 1905 water proof. orsy only
slightly soiled. Regular ases ~.
Afo ----------------@Ss~
Evening star., 1948-01-01
w OMEN's SUITS
.WONIEN,S DRESSES

Sl-WoMENS $l4s5 to SIS DREssEs-royon erepes VEL
vstssns woos spun royons Blocks brown and light eoos
Sixss 8 to IS, 10 to 1------------------ &II
,5-woMENs szz.s5 to $ss.s5 DREssEs-royon erep.s,
vools BIsek and eoon Sizes 10 Is, 10 to 20----&IQ
Evening star., 1948-01-01

Wo,,se,s's Sp0rtsscea,'
l4-$4.s5 AND IS .s5 BIousEs, cottons
and rsyon crepes. White. Some soiled.
3s.s5
ls-$7.s5 TO $1o.s5 BLoUsEs; rayon
crepes, jacquards. Tailored, dressy.
ballerina types. Mostly white. Sizes 80
TO 80 ------------------$ $S.S5
-WOMENs t22.s5 SPORTS JACK
ETs; aIl-wool and rayon-and-wool
gabardine. Sizes II and It,. SO
2LADIEs' $25 WOOL TWEED BAT
TIE JACKETS; Sizes 10 and II, SIS
1WOAfENS ; $35 THREE QUARTER
TWEED JACKETS with hoods. Sizes
twoNEN1s $7.s5 to $lo.95 SKIRTS:
wool, corduroy and platds. Sizes 10
to 16 --- IS
1o-wOMEN's $7.s5 TO 1926 SLIP
OVER sWEATERs1black, white and
eolors; slightly soiled. Sizes 36 to
~ -------------------
Evening star., 1948-01-01

Mems Hats
1-MN's 1880 MEDIUM WEIGHT
BROWN FELT HATS, dse 7l/S,Ss.ss
1MEN's 80 SMALL BRM FELT
HATS, brown only. Sizes up to ~
37.s5
MEMS SO COVERT SHADE
HATS. sises 81, and H. s7.ss
Il &% s@5s ahs, - as
4-MENs SO DARK GREY HATS;
.ises sH,t7 snrsd, snsd X ----s'.ss
IMENs $3.50 HATS; dark brown:
sises ~. and ~ -------------Ss.ls
1o-Mzra's $2.ss CORDUROY SPORT
HATS; tan and dark brown. Small
S1DeS ---------------SS'AS
eMENs 3l7.bo and SIS HATS: Light
pasted shades. Slightly soiled,
n PRICE
Evening star., 1948-01-01

Mems Slippers, Shoes
4s-MEN's $3.50 sHEARLINd-
LINED, cRUsHABIE LEATHER
HOUSE SLIPPERS -s2.s5
ls-EN's Slo.Bo FAMOUS Make
sI.AX Of brown calf With leather soles,
Ss.s5
ss-MN's 1896 FAMOUS MAKE
sI.AX Of brown calf; leather and rub
bsf soies Sb.Sb
T-MN'S $3.50 CLOTH Tor
HOUSE SLIPPERS With Hppeg
closures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $l.lS
Evening star., 1948-01-01


Mems Rain Jackets
,I4-MENs - wATn1s-REEpE11Eesr
PoPLN JACKETS -------. $S.s5
-MMN's s1o.s5 wATER-REPM-
LENT JACKETS
s-ENs $1s wATER-REPEIENT
JACKETS --------------.-$ -$12.Sb
1s-MEN's 3ls PILE-LINED
wATER-REPMLENT JACKETS.
$12.s5
12-MEN's $27.5o PILE-LINED
wATER-REPELLENT JACKETS,
s1s.ss
Mems Leather
Jackets
1l-NnNs 3aa.5o LEATHER JACK
8TS $lo.So
l2-NuNs t25 LEATHER JACKETS,
s17s5
ls-RNs $a7.bo LEATHER JACK
Els -------------------- ---%io''o
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pegen oeiner ibonen 3eueniiie. 9enn
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Ipflibtet porit!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-26
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