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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-02

the 10, but a pass from Thomas
to Herring put the ball back on
the 10 from where O'Malley went
over for the score.
Panthers Tally
Taking the next kickoff the
Panthers Started a drive that car
ried them to their only score of
the game. Branch took the Rebel
kickoff on his own 10 and re-
turned to the 30. Perez, Kuhn and
p. Wilkerson alternated in car
rying the ball to the 48, where
the Rebels drew a 15-yard pen
atty to place the oval on the Wis
itor's SO. Kuhn picked up eight
yards and Perez IL to the Rebel
16.
Two more tries by Kuhn car.
ried the ball TO the nine. Wilker-
ron picked up five yards TO the
four from where Kuhn went over
for the score.
The Pantheps threatened in the
first half after a 70-Yard punt by
Kuhn put the Rebels back deep
in their own territory. but were
unable 10 get their air game to
clicking to core.
In the first quarter the Pan
theirs recovered a Rebel tumble
on their own 81, but couldn't adj
vance the ball. Kuhn, on fourth
down, punted to the Rebel five
with Tommy Smith returning t.
the II. With inches to go the Reb-
els elected to try for first down
instead Of kicking and when the
| fourth down try failed the Pan
theirs took over the ball on the
Rebel 90. A line play failed t.
gain, a pass from Bardwell t
Golf gained two yards, with two
more passes incomplete to give
the Rebels the ball on their owr
10.
Two plays later pascsgoula re.
covered another tumble On the
Rebel rs. with a penalty putting
the oval back on the 81.
Kuhn picked up nine yards
and Hicks seven to the Rebel IS
Kuhn added two more TO put the
oval on the 13. However, Bard
well, attempting to pass. was
trapped on the 30 and the Rebels
took over to end the threat.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-02
Local Football
Officials Elected
Association Heed.

M. J. Red Bullock, Moss Point,
was elected secretarytof the Gulf
Coast football Officials assneia-
ton and Edward A.. Khayat was
named district secretary at the
annual banquet Monday in Gulf
port.
Lonnie j. Watts. Pascsqoula
and Nolan E. Taconi. ST. Martin
we're appointed to c committee
TO study the bylaws and suggest
improvements.
Coaches of high schools and
junior colleges were special guests
at the affair.
Others attending from here
were r. V. Shields, head coach
Moss Point, Hal Lee, Wilbur Dees,
Buster Bosarge. Claiborne Koch,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-02
Byrd. Blanchard
On AH-Stor Team

The all Southeastern sopho-
more football team chosen this
week by the Associated Press
gave positions TO two local
products - Rocky Byrd. back.
and Don Blanchard. end -
stars al Ole Miss.
Byrd. a brilliant quarterback
during his years at Pascagoula
high. graduated with the Big-8
conference champs in l947. He
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. S.
Byrd.
Blanchard. a graduate of Moss
Point high. served in the navy
before entering college. He is
son of Claude Blanchard.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-02
OF Lake
Honored Al Supper

A chicken supper at which NJ.
NJ. Flechas, Jr., and P. ], Higgln-
botham were hosts at the Annex
recently was in honor of the Pee
Wee football team at Lake school,
with Lonnie J. Watts and Clai-
borne Koch. the teams coaches,
as special guests.
Others present We're Jimmy
Epting. Mickey Krehs. Gale Bow
man. Ray Rouse, Rollin and Char
les MeRae, FARRELL Alexander,
Mike Flechas, jay Higginbotham,
Gordon Bennett. Tommy Hester,
Clinton Larson, Jimmy and Coop
er, Ezell, Sherrie Clark. Joe Nc
Neal, Garrow and Garrar Bilbo,
Billy Canty, Pat Russum, Bobby
Vice. Clarence Boseman. Carmen
Byrd, Wayne Bowman and HON.
my Thomas.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-02
Angling Angles

week a new leader appeared l.
the women's division of the spec
Killed. trout rodeo sponsored by the
Jackson County Hunting and
Fishing Association.
Mrs. Emry Santa Cruz, while
trolling at Gautier. got a rs and
3k8-inch beauty. II topped by a
quarter-inch the one entered last
week by Evelyn Lection and
brought Mrs. Cruz the weekly
prizes.
Among anglers fishing from
Evans Wharf last weekend were
Al Caldwell and Tom Grierson Of
Moss Point, who brought in a mess
Of green trout caught on live
bait. c. r. Hicks, r. Y. Bardwell
and party came back with 81
green's weighing 26 pounds. the
largest three pounds. Thad and
Mrs. Brumfield and Mrs. jim
Gibson boated the limit.
q q =
TwentY-one green trout, the
biggest II IL inches long and
weighing three and one-quarter
pounds, was the catch of Mr. and
Mrs. John Conn, Route One,
Krebs Lane, Saturday afternoon.
They were using live shrimp and
fishing in Snake Bayou. They
left Evans Landing shortly before
2 p. m. and we're back about four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conn are ardent
fishers and this is only one Of sew
eral good catches they have made
recently.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-02

c. +. Mcclellan, Ralph Farrell
and Howard Bennett.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-02
Ninety-Five Tigers And T~iserettes
Vie For Places On M. P. Hoop Teens

Basketballs started bouncing
on the hardwood Of Moss Point
high gym Monday as IS Tigers
and 60 Of their feminine counter
parts reported fer initial prac-
tees under Coach Mutt Floyd
and Coach Boyce Jones.
Three first string men from last
years Quintet will form the nu-
cleus of the Tiger five-Bobby
Rouse, C; Maggie Hammond, s.;
and Danny Hall, e.
Tive Grads Missing
Missing from the Tiger squad
will be James A. Clark. c. and
Roy Garter, f. who graduated last
vear after going to the semi-finals
in the county tournament.
Six carryovcrs from last years
first u men GLADDEN. Coach
Floyd's heart as he starts whip
ping together a quintet for play
next weekend.
Norman Stewart. who trans
ferred from Pascasoula last year.
is among likely prospects for a
place on the Tiger quint.
With only two T~igerettes. Jan
ct Golf, f, and Joycelyn Bour-
geois, g, missing from his last
years championship team. Coach
Jones is well pleased with his
prospects.
Although a definite schedule
has not yet been completed, M. J.
Bullock, athletic director, said
that the Tigers hope to begin the
season next Friday.
Whiskered Wizards Here
a game with DIV has definite
" been scheduled for the MP
gym Dec. Is, Bullock announced.
Feature Of the evening will be a
game between the Whiskered
Wizards of ST. Augustine, Fla,
and q group Of local all-stars.
The Wizards are famed through
out the south not only for their
hoop skill but for their eccentric
antics.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-02
DIV Pee-Wees Win
Over St. John. 1912

The DIV pee-wee football
team skinned by on a 1912 VIC
tory over Gulfport's ST. John
school at the locals field Sunday
afternoon.
DIV got off to the lead in the
first quarter on a score by L. D.
Krebs. In The fourth, Skippy
Walker tailed and kicked the
only extra point of the game.
st. John scored both its touches
in the last half-one in the third
quarter, the other only seconds
before the end of the game. Fail
ure to make either extra point
cost them the game.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-02
Jones Team Leads
Feminine BowIerS

Jones Motors won first and sec
ond places in high games bowled
by feminine league players Mon
Gay evening at the Recreation
Center with scores of 500 and 500.
McIlwain Motors followed close
ly with 500.
The high three games rolled by
the teams resulted in Jones Mo-
tor still keeping the lead with
1875 and Gulf Coast Glass, the
former Independents, stepping
into second place with a score Of
1852. McIlwain Motors trailed
with a score OF 1922.
Following Mondays contests,
league standings are Jones Mo-
tors, won Il, lost |; McIlwain
Motors, won Z. lost 5; VIEW aux
iliary. won 5, lost Z; Gulf Coast
Glass, won /, lost IL.
In individual games. Mae Nc
Grsth scored high with l66; Win
ME Jarrett second with l5s and
Aileen Brown third with ISL.
The three high games bowled
geve Winnie Jarrett a total of
422; Aileen Brown 4ol and Mae
McGrath 3s8.
The high five averages are lnez
Runnels and Winnie Jarrett, a tie
with 1877; Mae McGrath, 1856; Au-
drey Frederic, 1870; Aileen Brown
and Joyce Krebs, both 129.
Mary Moss and Virgie Davis
were welcomed as new players
and assigned to Gulf Coast Glass
and MeIlwain Motors respectively.
c. +. Mcclellan, Ralph Farrell
and Howard Bennett.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-02
MEMS city LEAGUE

The mems city bowling league
got under way Tuesday night at
the Recreation Center with six
teams taking part in opening
play. Play will be continued each
Tuesday night.
First night play saw the Amer
lean Legion and VFW teams take
the league lead by winning four
games each against no losses.
r. Z. Lyons took individual
honors with sos pins for the three
game high end 202 for a single
game. J. Calhoun was second
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-02
DIV Pee Wee Suuud
Entertained AT Purty

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Davis were
hosts Saturday evening at a
weiner roast at their home hon
oring the DIV pee-wee football
squad, Bowl champions, and
their coaches. George Walker and
the Rev. Gregory Johnson.
Among those present were Billy
Higginbotham, Sonny Smith, Nor
man Zerkus, Phil Kuhn and Pat
Babston. Jerry and Bobby Myers,
Jerry Miller, Danny Miller, Steve
and Loren Bosarge, Bobby Del
mas, Billy and frankie Larson,
Eddie Spratley, c. L. Davis. Char
les Green, Mickey and Billy Dav-
export, Robert McGrath, L. d.
Krebs, Gerald Mulvey, Jerry
Jones and George Porter.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-26

SlgnaIer Joe hough's Z4Z
 6 re wasn't enough to stop the piDsmashers. who won by an 83 pin margin. Smead and Vines of the Teamsters blasted the Polar Bears high hopes with a l6O pin victory.
 In the second round the Team. sters and Kfafts bOwled an even game up to the ninth frame and in the tenth Krafts squeezed by with 8 Is pin lead to win Gala ghsr's lads recovered from the
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-26

Teamsters' ulaulng to dump the ACS by A pins
 The Teamster- came back strong ID the thlrd rouLd taking their revenge out on the S'Raa' 0 6 witt . sma ,hing l66 pin win Waboit Ears is of ths opinion shat the Signalers should have left the cigars home.
 Krafts wrapped up the first prise money with e 54 pin wln over the fighting Polar Bears. Art Else of the Elks team ably
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-26
Bowling Ne WIS
by Wabbit Fa

The Mems League came to an end with the big plsyeff of the top four teams .. ACS, Polar Bear, Tsamsters and Krafts on Tuesday night.
 The climax came when it be came apparent that the order of snese four teams was being re. versed, with Krafts winning three games straight to finish in first place.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-26
Ceufer Team SWeeaS VoaIeybaIl Field

Making a drram come tr@e' the o,nmu iry Center B squad sweo ot the field iu the fifth rouNa of the volleyb ball championships at tne base Tuesday
 The team walloped the leasae- leadin. Butchers Is 10; s@s Center A tssm, Is 7. and a&ss she Civilian Club Hams and t~s NOE high school squads
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-26

IepIac n 'an Ne SOD, DO Il an O. n eam
 Tie .,h scoe ho@ors of the
 a> f went ,n Sm ad 266 Vines 256, Gallagher z4S aud Rough 242.
 The Wabbit Ear prize went tn Eh gle Eve Zehe with 6 ll7
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-26

Mr and Mrs. Bud Koch and daughter. Linda, arrived home Tuesday after a 5 weeks vaca tion outside.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-26

MIRROR Classified Ads Pay
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-11
PORTLAND

Mrs. Matte Laws and son of
Chicago, Illinois are visiting Mrs.
Laws uncle, Fred Allen, who is
ILL., .-.., Miss Simmie Davenport
spent few days in St. Louis,
Missouri Mrs. fannie Pisto Of
Chicago, Ill. returned home after
spending a few days with her
mother II. A. Sanders and family
have moved out in the county
"A. c. Laws and Robert People
motored from Texas to visit rel
atives and friends here The
Popularity Contest at the Port
land School closed. Rosie Lee
Bass, who was sponsored by Mrs
r L. Daniel was crowned Queen
after raising $l6959. The total a.
mount raised was S65l.35 The
program for the occasion was rem
dered by the Wilmot High School
Glee Club, the junior Choir of the
Crossett Methodist Church, and a
choir from the Lacy Community.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-11
Ell DORADO

+. c. Cutter
The funeral of DR.. j. w Ora
ham was held here at First Bap-
fist Church Friday at 2:30 p, m
Rev. Thomas McJunkins delivered
the eulogy DR.. Graham was a
deacon and one of the assistant
superintendent in First Baptist
Church. He was active in civic
affairs. The following friends and
relatives of Dr. and Mrs. j. W.
Graham were here for the funer-
al of Dr. Graham: Mr. and Mrs. f,
j. Eden. Mrs. B. M. Lockhart, Hot
Springs; Rev J. II. Graham dis
trict superintendent, M. f Church,
Holly Springs. Miss; b, G.. Gra-
ham, Corinth, Miss, both nep-
hews; Mrs. Eva Candy, Mrs. Fos-
tora James. nieces, Memphis,
Tenn; f. J. Graham, brother,
Gary, Ind, and A. j. Buckner, st.
Louis, Mo, Mr.. Eden is Mrs Ora
hams brother ........ Joe Atkins is
i'll .... President T, W. Coggs of
Arkansas Baptist College was the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-11

Misses Carrie Lou and Patsy
Anne Howard, at their home, 307
South Lowell, Sunday ..ua.. Mr.,
and Mrs. Raymon Webb of Pine
Bluff visited Mr.. Webbs parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie B. Webb and
other relatives and friends here
Sunday, ...... The Searcy Bears
went to New Port Saturday to
enter the boys District Basket
ball Tournament. The Bears won
two games by defeating New Port
and Cotton Plant Academy ........
ArVada Dupriest went to Little
Rock to attend the Big Eight Col
lege Basketball Tournament Fri
day and Saturday which was held
at the Arkansas Baptist College
gym. While in Little Rock he
stopped with friends at 1923 w.
10th st. 1880 The PTA presented
talent program at the White
Country Training School Wednes-
day night. Highlight of the pro-
gram was the barn dance played
by Shirley Marks and others.
Little Miss Dorothy Russ was at
the piano 49,. Thomas Lyons and
Miss Mary Alice Cowans went to
New Port to attend the boys bas-
ketball tournament Saturday ........
Nancy Carol Turner is improving
from recent illness 49,. Damon
BrazWell Allen Hunt, Aumont
Hunt, James Lyons, and Miss Ad
die D, Horton went to New Port
Tuesday, March LIST, to attend the
dance played by Jimmy Liggins
and his band.
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Have Stars of The
Heavens Influence
ljnol, Human Sou!

This limitless universe is like
the human body. all the members
of which are connected and link
ed .e with the greatest strength
The parts of the infinite uni
verse have their members and
clements connected with one an
other and influence one another
spiritually and materially
Some of the celestial stars have
a clear and apparent material eff
feet upon the terrestrial globe and
earthly beings, which needs no
explanation. See the connection
which exists between the spirit Of
man and the atmospheric vibra
tons tsounds and tones, melodies
and charming voices, so that the
movement of the air becomes the
cause of transporting him from
one state to another and of en-
urely overpowering him .-...- The
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-11
mT.HOLLY

The Basketball girls and boys
We're successful during the Union
and District Tournaments. The
teams Won out in the County
tournament in both divisions
Junior girls won over Junction
City with scores 7-l0. Senior girls
Won over Norphlett GIT New
Hope High was fortunate to car
ry four teams to the District
Tournament. All lost out but tie
Senior girls. This team Will 90
to the Tournament at Crossef and IA
Little Rock 10 play in the State
tournament The 5th and 9Th
GRADES presented a Health PLAY
entitled Court Convenes in
Health City sponsored by Mrs.
Leasy I. Utsey The Joint
Sunday School at AME Church
is progressing with Mrs. L. Il.
utsey and Island Rufus. super
intendents - Mrs. Viola Jones
Roach Of Oakland. Calf, passed
and was buried at Mt. Holly -
Shut-ins are Harvey Utsey. Mrs
Jim CraEton, Mrs. Kinney Cay
ton, Jro and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Mathews and sons, Mrs.
Willie Branch and children, Mrs.
Maggie Martin and daughter, it.
tie Velma and Marvin Craytcn,
William Ray Utsey julius T.sey,
Jr, Dilbert Utsey, Mrs. Doris
Crayton, Earnest Hughes .....- Joe
Walker is visiting children in
California -.-.. Orlean Jones spent
the week end with Norma Jean
Utsey, he classmate.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-11
ROSSTON

Rev j. S. Starks, pastor of Oak
Grove Baptist Church, held his
Anniversary Service last week.
Rev. Burks pastor Of Bethel AME
Church, preached the sermon
Thursday night. The NOT School
chorus rendered the music ........
Miss Estelle Mitchell entertained
with a Bridge Party Monday
night w Brunette Young is WIS.,
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Young The Nets faculty enter
tanned him Wednesday night with
a Bridge Party ...-. Trees are be-
ing replanted in the school forest
under the supervision of the Vo-
cational Instructor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-11

w 3 minutes, stirring constantly,
Add cooked vegetables and chicken.
Turn into creased 9x4X 3tnch pan.
When cold, slice and saute In small
amount Of fat until lightly Drowned
Serve with chicken gravy; or serve
with onion, celery or mushroom
sauce. Makes 6 servings.
Spoon Bread with Frankfurters
cups milk
s. cup wheat-meal
ia tablespoons butter or margarine
q teaspoon salt
q, teaspoon double acting baking
powder
eggs, well beaten
frankfurters, diced
Scald milk in top of double boiler.
Add cereal gradually, stirring CON
stantly. Then cook and stir over
boiling water until thickenod. Re,
move from boiling water. Add
butter, salt, and baking powder.
Add hot mixture slowly to eggs,
stirring constantly. Saute the diced
frankfurters in butter or other fat
and add to spoon bread mixture.
Turn into creased 2-quart baking
dish and bake in hot oven (42b' FL
as minutes or until done. Serve at
once. Makes 6 servings.
JellIed Prune and Orange Salad
/ package lemon-favored gelatin
2 cups hot water
teaspoons vinegar
u teaspoon salt
"a cup diced orange sections, free
from membrane
y cup chopped, cooked prunes
n cup chopped celery
Dissolve fruit favored gelatin In
rot water. Add vinegar and salt.
hill until slightly thIckenod. Then
fold diced orange sections, cooked
runes, and chopped celery iuto
,hickened gelatin. Turn into in.
diyidual molds. Chill until firm
Unmold on crisp lettuce. Garnish
with mayonnaise, II desired. Makes
servings.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-11
Mt. Zion

Mrs. Watkins, the teacher of the
Mt. Zion School, is asking all
patrons to attend PTA meetings.
..... GOSSIP; Strange, but true.
FTP, PB and EV are to finish Mt.
Zion School this year ........ A little
bird told me that TIL was buy
ing DB cokes every evening.
wonder if there is anything to
that What about it, HG? ..... A
T finally had nerve enough to
take JIG home ..... 1t seems that
WB and NV aren't afraid any
more. There must be love ...-. l
wonder why NC has to stay in
town every night? ........ VMP has
stopped talking to everybody. Oh.
guess it's &c she's dreaming a.
bout -... OG has to go to the
show every Sunday evening Does
that mean love? ........ A little bird
told me there aren't any flies on
VIVID, FMB and LG ........ MA and
ECB are on the ball ,....... JLT
and RH are still romancing.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-11

Adding little fip'of-the~rist
magic TO cooking is not really hard
IL one has that important ingredient
handy Imagination. You may
have a full quota yourself OF TINS
precious stuff, or you may borrow
il from the recipes or experts VINO
have worked out some OF the
answers. At any rate, a niue
imagination adds immensely to the
secret of good cooking and makes
Leftover dishes almost rs rppeaung
as the pristi0' W ~ b. " meats
themselves
Here, for instance, are two excel"
lent main dishes made magical ny
lust the right combination OF In
gradients. Good seasoning Is one
Of the secrets; the other Is the
versatility of quick-cooking wheat
cereal. We don't need TO be told
that a hot cereal can scarcely De
beaten for breakfast on snappy
morning. but we may forget its
many other excellent uses for MD
day and evening meals. The only
proof needed is TO try these Fried
Chicken Slices. Southern Style, or
the Spoon Bread with Franhurters.
Serve either with colorful Jellied
Fruit Salad for well.balanced
dinner that will bring appreciation
from all the family.
Fried Chicken Slices, Southern style
a cup finely diced celery
A cap finely chopped onions
tablespoons finely diced green
pepper
/ teaspoon salt
IT, CUPS chicken broth
1ls cups boiling water
@p wheat meal
"a ~ 3 c'2 diced cooked chlcke'
rUlats
81 y tables, salt and chicF,.
tra5u ~ boiling water and COS.
LatI vegetables are tender. Drain
mcclure liquid aud add water I,
mako . cups. Bring liquid to a boil
AID cereal gradually, and ooil gent
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-03-11

guest speaker at New Bethel
Baptist Church Sunday ,.,... Will
liam, Misses Bobbie and Grace
jackson, Shelton Niece, Clarence
Fields, students at AM & N Col
lege, spent a few days here ....-.,,
Mrs. Amanda Robinson, daughter
of Sula Scroggins, on Cardwell
Street died last week in hospi-
tai in Little Rock. Funeral services
we're held at First Baptist Church
Wednesday.
Fate Armstrong is taking in the
races in Hot Springs .-.-.. Mrs
Armstrong is now giving cold
curls and waves at the Small
Town Beauty Salon ......- MIS-
Rosie Miles of 1904 Wilson St, is
in Detroit. Michigan visiting her
CO., and daughter ........ Mrs. Gladys
Carol of Detroit, Michigan IS
visiting relatives here A B'r'h-
dav Party was held in her honor
recently at the home Of her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. w 7. Shep-
nard Wanted three paper
bows with parents responsible cess.
Rev. E. c. Cutter will preach at
New Hope CINE Church, Junction
Civ Rev. w. K. Perkins IS pas
TOR. James King, SIS W 9TH
G. is i'll The X. Of p. Proyl-
denee Lodge No. 81 and the Courts
and calanthan No l04 will have
a joint session March 18th. Every
member is asked to be present
plans will be made for a Program
IN be held at st. James Baptist
Church. East Hillsboro, March u
O. T. LeGrande, &C, Mrs Ida
Meeks. VIC ....... Rev. f. c. Gutter
nreached at Three Greeks Sunday
Amount raised at the Mt.
Willie Baptist Church Sunday
School Rally was S23.45. Amount
of money raised and the Union
Singing service was s3965. Rev
c. Heldred is pastor ...--. a spien-
did program was rendered at st.
James Baptist Church, No. l Sun
day night by the Junior Mission
Those who participated on the
program were Celia Mae James
Mable A. Booley, the Junior
Choir, Mable A. Bosley, Merle
Lee Grimes, Rev, r. l., Evans,
Billie Jean Carter ....... Mrs I've
Wimbush and Allen Holland were
married March 5th at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Zeke Holland Rev.
j. II. Rowe officiatod .....,. A ladys
black coat owned by Ollie Ford
White was taken on the night OF
March End at the Plaza Ball Room
by mistake. The party taking the
coat left another black one that
is being held at the Plaza. Any
one finding that he has a coat
not belonging to him, please re-
turn it and get yours.