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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
Bas frtltgp 5atr

Yapit Bius XII. foroerte am 9ons
nerstag Die tatbolilde @elt altf, iDubs
reno Oes Seiligen Sabres 1850 etne
5riebenspilserfabrt nad 8om 81 I'M.
ternebmen.
Sn elmer papltliden 8ulle wuroe
oas Seiliee Sabr offi5iea ausgerufen.
Der BopIt flebt oarin AM 5rieoen fir
ieoen @in5elnen, fir bie peridieoenen
2dnoer llnb fir Sic 8emeinlhaft Ser
8olfer auf @roen.
Ha6 oItbergebradter 8eiie perlas
Elm Srdlat oie 8uue in Ser groBen
S1ulenboae BON ct. 8eter. Spater
1puroe lie aud in ct. Sobann i'm 2as
teran, in ct. Baul uno in Santa
Wtaria Woggiore perleieu.
Die 8ulle mar bonn 8apIt in elmer
feierli6en SanoIung Dem 0e6nnten
Migr. aIfonio GARNET I'M Sbroniaal
oes Ipoltolii i6en Balaites iiberreif)t
moroen. 9ieier ities Damn in sic 5au-
lenbaIle binab, mo mebrere taulenb
8lGubige iid periammelt batten. Sort
Dor oen eroBen 8ron3etiiren Ser Sir.
die mar Elm Bult erri6tet, BON mo
aus er oie 8otldaft perlos.
Der Bopit ielbit eridten ni6t BET
Der offentliden 3eremonte, er batte
aber bel gusbanoigung Ser 8ulle on
Nigr. GARNET cine fl,r5e sniprabe
gebaIten, in ser er bie Soffnung gum
slusorud bra6te, baB oie @}ebete ser
8ldubigen 1pdbreno oes Seiligen
Sabres 5ur @inigfeit uno gum Srie.
BEN ser Wenidbeit beitragen m06ten.
Ser 81. 8ater tparnte ieood Die
pielen Berlonen, Ole BON @eibna6ten
an in Hom er1partet tperoen, bopor,
sic Silgerfabrt als cine Bergniigungs-
reiie an5uieben. 0ie 8aufabrt na6
Eom niiiie NIT oemielben oemiitigen
l,no frommen @eiIte angetreten tpers
Ben, nit Dem iie bon ben @l1ubigen
oergangener Sabrbunberte oft unter
groBen Miibialen unternommen 1purs
De- d..
Die &atboliten, sic i'm Seiligen
Sobr nah Rom tpallfabren. uno uu1
iene, Die, an Ser Hilgerfabrt Derbin-
Oert, oabeim Die Sufrumeltte iuiiroig
empfangen ltno tah Der Meinltng oes
81. Saters beten, gepinnen einen bou-
fommenen IblaB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
mnhnhau ttt Bnmhau

lleberau ouf groen berrlbt beute
8obnungsnot, l1no 5ipar nidt nur in
ben bonn &riege betroffenen 2Gnbern.
9ieier 3uita11o laitet ieood beionoers
i6Der uuf Ben bon 8omben betroffe-
ren @ebieten @uropas. SSn 9eutid-
lano liegen gan5e StGOte in Sriim-
mern; Sriimmerfeloern glei6en an-
oerspo gan5e Staotteile. 9orl1nter
leioen Dor allen anoern Samilien uno
Das Samilienleben. Menidli6e 8eiit-
tltng lit eben eng nit Dem Seim per-
bunoen, Das i'm 9euti6 yoas
Suus" genannt piro. 9tes berleibt
Dem 8ii6ofsDort u@obnbau lit 0om-
bau" feline beionoere 8eoeutung. gs
itebt i'm oiesi1brigen ssoItenbirten-
brief oes 8ii6ofs 3r. SoIepb bon
Gi6Itdtt.
Na6oem bas S6reiben Die gegen.
martigen 3uitanoe fllr5 oargelteat
bat, nit beionberer @r1pdbnung oes
3ultroms Ser Seimatpertriebenen aus
Den SItgebieten, beiBt es Damn pei-
ter:
8obnraum i6offen lit 5uelei6 eine
5oroerung Ser Sernunft. Sbr fetrr1t
alle oie lln5utrGgli6feiten, Sic ans
Der raumliden @nge ertpa6ien. sic
l6afft MiBitimmung uno grbitter.
ung; tie iteigert oie @erei5tbeit unb
fiibrt 81 3piitigfeiten, iie gefGbroet
Die @eiunobeit uno oie guten Sitten,
tie itort oen Samilienfrieben, Begin.
lttgt Die Sertpabrloiltng Ser &in6er
uno Sugenoli6en, an ibr 5erbre9en
bistpeilen bie Chen uno Samilien. 9ie
ltr5elle Der 8emeini6aft nu1B 1i6 ge-
I1no entfalten fonnen, ionIt miro oie
8emeinlfaft erniten S6aOen neb-
men.
sSobnraum idaffen lit eine' erite
Soroerung oes Ser5ens. SSn ser Hang-
oronung Ser 8erte ser 8ormber5ig-
teit tit bepte oas bierte an oie erIte
Stele borgeriidt, oas Serbergbieten
uno 8obnraumi6affen
8obnroum idaffen lit idIieBlid oas
@ebot oes Serrn. gr bat Die tGtige
ged6Itenliebe Ser 8ottesliebe glei6-
gelest uno bat iie 5u oem gang neuen
8ebot, 81 Dem fenn5ei6nen6en @ebot
Seiner Siingerldaft erboben. @r bot
uns au6 i'm @lei6nis SEN 8egriff
oes gea6lten erfldrt. @er lit mein
geadIter? 8er in Scot iid befinoet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
d. s.. A.
Bon 6. S. Hei6euberge

Ser &orreipon6ent Ser 2onooner
,Sailp @rpreB', @lan Weoorebea0,
idiloert in Dem in5piiden banfrott
ge1poroenen ,Wagaaine of tbe Gear
49, (Sebruar) einen boien Traum
8enn Sitler geiponnen bGtte. Gin
Na5i- -@auleiter beri6tet iiber einen
8eiud beim Snternationalen Go. +.
beuti6-italienii6 6-iapaniiden) Mili.
tdrtribunal fir 4riegsperbreder in
Beriaiaes. Uean muB i9on iasen, ser
Wann bat 8bartaiie; er beibreibt
baargenau Bis in lebte @inaelbeiten
Die Niirnberger Bro5eiie. Sour Die
Namen itnb anoere; itatt ser @0ring,
SeB, Streiber uno &oniorten iiben
0ie Erunan, gbur6in, StaIin uno
@enoiien auf Ser Mmflagebanf. 5ie
ihauen genau 10 aus tpie bic geaais
obne Uniform unb Srben. sic trage,
&opfb0rer tpie bie gngeflagten bon
girnberg. 9ie Barallele 1timmt INTO.
ferne nidt, als itd Die meftlibe @e-
rehttgfeit MIR auf DeutI9e 1ln6 eSa.
paner eritredt, ip1brenb Ser italieni.
| ide Gaf6isnus in oieier sSnternatio.
naIe bereits Dergeiien tpor.
Sn 8erIaines trifft 6iefer Iegen6Gre
@altIeiter Soief @6bbeIs. @r froat
i'm, mas tpobl geiheben mare, apenn
! ste Ra3is ben @rieg perIoren bGtteu.
Scum, Damn tpiir6e eben i1 auf ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
..&arn,lniigkrit' hrs
knn.t1lil t.iHnlns In Ghtna?

Seit Dem itarfen gororingen oeS
&ommunismus In Gbina lit pielfah
in Ger pom Spportnnismus beberrih-
ten Breiie bon Der miloeren Sorm biet
les &omnrllnisntus als elmer ipeaifii6
dineiiiden Bragung Die &ebe. genr-
gegeniiber idreibt aan5 i'm @inflong
nit unieren eieenen Snformationen
oie ifmei5eriide Snlbmonatsidrift
,Srtentierung' IN Ger Iusgabe pom
Is. 5ebruar: 4
@er oieie berubigenoeu Weloungen
pergleidt nit Dem, .1pas 2eute au be-
ridten 1piiien, Die oie dineiii6en &on1-
ml,niIten nid)t blob bon einem 9iplo-
matenpoiten ooer al1f elmer Sournali-
itenreiie fennen gelernt baben, Ser lit
alles anoere aIs berubiet. @ir fonnen
leioer Deber Srte nod geamen mem
men in oen folgenoen Iusfiibrungen,
ba iol6e Ineaben erfabrunssgem1B
&epreiialien fir Die 8eteiligten, oie
gum Sell nod inn fommuniitil6en
Wta6tberetd3 ii6 befinoen, nod iih
5ieben. @ir no6ten aber bod einige
Satlu6en berporbeben, oie Der @irf-
li6feit et1pas 1uebr entipreden aIs ge-
DiiIe oage @1nid)porItellungen iiber
oteien barmlolen &ommunis1nl1s.
1. Die Sbeolo9ie nnb bic Siisiplin
Sn oieler 8e5iebung beltebt fein
unterl6ieo bonn ruilil6en &onntn-
nismus. 8em es ni6t geniigt, neben
Dem 9ilo bes 6ineiii6en 4ommuni-
itenfiibrers Wao Sie-tung inmer pie-
Ser au6 oas 8ilo Stolins 5u treffen,
oen fonnen oieaei6t 10 flare @orte
aus oem Oeunoe eines fiibrenoen hi-.
neiii6en @ommuniIten iiber5eugen.
r8ir iino integrale Warriiten uno
&ommuniiten." Wan finOet atpar tpe-
mig ruiiiicbe slgenten, aber piele 6i.
neiil6e &ommuniiten itno in &uBlano
gei6ult poroen. Gie Stdrfe oes dime.
iii6en &omml,nismus lit oenn auh
ieine Srganiiation uno eilerne Oii5i-
plin. 8as mir iiber bas organiiierte
Spttelmeien innerbalb Der Bartei in
oen europdiiden 2dnoern 1piilen, lit
oort auf Oie Spite getrie6en nno ri.1
goros burdgefiibrt. gs lit Dor allem
Die 5ur6t Dor Der 9enun5iation, sic
ieoes Parteimitslieo sur genaueiten
gefolgung Ser Barteiparolen an.
treibt. Sas gleide SerroriDiteln
berridt in Der slrmee, Die gu einem
groBen Sell aus 5pangsrefrutierten
iungen 2el1ten beitebt. - 9as 3iel
oes dlneltiden &ommlnismus lit ge-
nau oas gleide tpie oas oes ruiiil6en:
Gtftatur oes Broletariots unter rid
lt6tsloler IusiGaltltng aller @ioer-
Itan0e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
2. Saftif

Ser oberfla6lt6e &ontaft nit 6em
6ineitl6en &ommunismus f0nnte
aber tatldhli6 BEN @inorud ertpeden,
als lei er tDeniger raoifal in ieinen
3ielen. gr ertpeiit it6 als Elm Meiiter
in Der Sarnlng ieiner Ibii6ten. ssnl
@egenlab et1pa gum Sitter l6en Nu-
5ls1nus re6net er bon porneberein nit
langen Sriiten 5ur Bertpirtli9ung
leiner Bldne uno iiberltiir5t lih ni6t.
Wiro Elm @ebiet bon oen &on1mu-
niIten beiebt, 10 ereignet iib Iteinbar
5una6it nidts auBer Dem ielbItper-
itanbli6en 8e6iel Ser 8eboroen. -
Oie &ommunilten mollen suerit be-
oba6ten Der irgenoeinen ginfluB aui
Die 8eoolterung ausiibt uno oantit
einen Wa6tfattor BARTLETT. Ssbr 3iel
lit ia, ale Wabt IN Der Sano ser
Hegierung 5u fon5entrieren unb ole
reItlos bon ibr abbdngig gu MAIDEN.
gelonoers iu6t man io5iale @ege11,
labe, slnlotpunfte gum r&lane1-
fampf" ausfinois gu MAIDEN. OaB iidj
iberau un5ufrieOene uno 9lusgebeu-
tete finoen laiien, fann ni6t liberia,
l6en. Iber oamit geben it6 bic Som.
munil ten nidt 5ufrieoen. Wfit iniinuie.
renoen 5ragen an 0ienitboten, Mr~
better ooer ionltige 1ntergeben iu1en
ite oiele iDitentatil6 gegen ibre 8orae.
lebten auf5ubeben unb 5u Mnflagen
gu peranlaiien. $50 irgen0eine olte
Samilten- oOer 3orfItreitigfeit beltebt
miro oaraus &apital sei6lagen. Sa,
es fam oft Dor, oaB ite iogar berIu6.
ten, in religi0ien &ommunitGten Die
Saienbriioer gu Iusiagen gegen ibre
prieIterlihen 8orgeiesten ooer 5atpe.
ltern gegen ibre Sberinnen 5u peran,
lalien. &ur5rm, mo unb pie es immer
mogli6 lit, miro sic 3mietrobt ge.
i6iirt.
Damn erfolgen Die eriten gingriffe
in Die @itterberteilung. go i6nen als
moglid iudt man oen gan5 8elttlo.
len moglidit sroBe materiele 8orteile
5u berld)affen. @runbitiife 1peroen
berteilt, uno aipar als Bripatbeiis, 90
eben aud ser 6ineiti6e Broletariel
lieber ehpas ~bat" als BLOB fir bet
Staat arbeitet. Sen Ieinen uno mitt.
leren @utsbelisern MBt man pordu
fig ailes @igentum uno es lit nidt oil
8eoe BON Beritaatlidung. Ser Staa1
lu6t auf anoere @eiie auf feline Me6
nung gu fommen. gs tper6en nor
Sabr 5u Sabr b0bere Steuern uni
abgaben aller Mrt erboben, 10 oaf
ihliebli6 Dem 8auern taum iobiel
bleibt, mie et1tem 4oI9oienarbeiter
Die Berarmung maht benn aub gro
BE 5orHbritte. Man itebt beute Diel
fad Sralien ben aflis ielber 5ieben
ba 6as Bieb ei1ge5ogen ,puroe, eir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

lei geraoe cine 1pidtige politiid9e ga.
DE 5,l nerbanoeln. ltno ltatt Der Bre.
.oist gab es cine fommuniitiide 8ro.
pagan6arebe. - Sobiel iiber Die gera.
oe5,l tueflii6 raffinierte MetboOe oes
bineiiiben @ommunismus. Dab er in
fur3er 3eit ielbit iene, oie ioeale Soft
nungen ouf i'm iesten, bitter ent.
t1nibt, brauhen mir nt6t eigens gu
periihern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

Bib, - 10 neriihern uns augenaelr-
gen - 6as man nibt einnral mob
renb Der iapantiden 9eiatungs5eit
nh.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
Die weltberiihmte St. Bene-
dict Wundsalbe

Grprobtes Seilmittel gegen ole
arten BON alten unb frtiden 8un.
oen, @eidtpiiren, @apd6ien, 8iB-
n1nben, &arbunfeln uitp. 8itte @el6
nur burd Boit Wonep Srber 5u i6if,
ten. Seine Stantps. Sehsig (6O)
Gents bic ShahteI BEL
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

UullL IuDe
Ser proipeftibe @auleiter tpeiB su
1agen, oaB bas grbdngen Ser Ser
BREEDER nit Der l1nter5ei6nung ser
Srieoensbertrdge auiammenfallen fol.
lie. = Scum, Die Niirnberger batten es
etpas eiliger. 9ibbentrop 1par ia inn
MERLIN peinli6, iolange iein Stunt
pan Wolototp Der Duabruoer Ser peIt-
liben Diplomaten mar; feline griIten3
erinnertt INNER an 6en StaIin-6its
ler-Paft, an Die Sage, ba oie Muifen
Den &rieg gegen Die Naais als Ser.
bre4en Der &apitaliiten be3eidneteu
uno bon Der blutbeitegeIten geasi--
8olidelpifen-S -Sre,1rt6i9aft ipraden.
= aber aud IN yeiirnberg gab es
geplante &oinai6en5en. Douglas 9feeo
l6reibt IN ~Srom Smofe to Smotber"
lCS. 1920: ~Die Gage Der 8erurtei.
lung nno Sinrihtung 1paren iii6ildbe
Setertage Sir ssuoen alliiberoII
lag in oieien 3eitpunften befonoere
Beoeutnng ;. urteil uno Stnridt,tn.
gen fanoen IN Der ameritanifden 2o-
ne itatt @s ideint mir, oaB 6ieie finn.
boltiben Duten nit ueberleg,na ae.
tpGblt tpuroen uno 6aB oie @6hIen.
ben in Der Gage ,Daren, amerifmifden
8eb0r6en ibrem BiIlen arfauorGn.
gen" SIT es ipirflid nur 2ufaH.
Evening star., 1949-05-04

But a puncture wouldn't make this
house explode. 1t would just COL
lapse slowly. If hit by shellfire.
there would be no wood or stones
to fall on men or equipment.
The balloon house, called the
radome. was built to protect new
radar eye equipment for the Air
Force. It was made by the Cor
nell Aeronautical Laboratory here.
But the idea could be modified for
movable private homes or for
buildings like an ice skating rink.
The radome is designed to op-
crate in any climate from 81 below
zero to 140 degrees. This one Is
colored black. But 1t can be
given different colors for camou-
flage In regions from the Arctic
to jungles.
The Air Force permitted some
details of the radome to be dis
closed today. But 1t did not make
any announcement concerning the
radar equipment now being built
by the General Electric Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-04
More Showers Into Homes

NEW YORK R.-Fully 30 per
cent Of new urban homes today
are equipped with shower baths
survey of the Nations clay tile
contractors shows. A shower goes
In over the tub In 80 per cent OF
new dwellings. and another 10 per
cent are equipped with separate
shower stalls, the survey says. BY
contrast, only 20 to 80 per cent
of the homes built In the 1920s
had showers.
Evening star., 1949-05-04
BY the kssoeiuied Press

BUFFALO, N. Y, May A
vacuum cleaner holds up an amaz-
ing new balloon house made of
only air. glass and rubber.
This house. disclosed today by
the Air Force, is flexible but strong.
It will stand UP under winds of
i40 miles-an-hour that would
wreck q sturdy frame dwelling
Seventy -five-mile winds are a
hurricane.
The house Is half Of a huge
balloon SO feet high and SO feet
In diameter. fastened to a con-
crete base. It's made of fiber glass
and rubber, and is only as thick
as a few pages of this newspaper.
Air holds 1t up. acting as the
timbers and beams. Once it's
inflated, q vacuum cleaner push
ing air In keeps it pumped UP and
ventilated. You enter and leave
through an air lock.
The pressure inside is less than
that inside a child's toy BALI on.
Evening star., 1949-05-04

Charles. Belgian regent. tbs Ktns
said:
y am convinced you are shar-
ing my views that the time has
come for q return to constitu-
tionai normalcy."
The insistence OF the King that
the present situation be ended
indicates he wants to wind I'D the
regency. This could be done only
by Parliament, where q small ma
jority still Is opposed 70 Leopold s
Evening star., 1949-05-04

return. However. national cleo
tons 10 be- held by tire end al
June may change the balance IN
favor Of the Ktnr.
Leopold surrendered the Bel
Eian forces 70 the Germans early
In the war and became q prisoner
Of war. This aetaon has been
criticized by many Beigians The
King has not returned 70 his
country since the var. living In
exile In Switzerland.
Evening star., 1949-05-04
Fl. BeIvoir Chef Kills
Self After Wounding
Common-Law Wife

A31-year -old man. shot and cri-
tically wounded his common-law
wife In a quarrel last night and
then killed himself at their apart
ment at 210 K street NE. police
reported.
The man, Willie Knuckles. col
pred, q civilian chef at Fort Bel
yoir. shot himself in the head and
through the chest. police said,
after shooting the woman. Audrey
Maxwell, "a. colored. several times.
At Casualty Hospital, she was
said to have been shot in the right
nip, left shoulder, left arm, left
phest and In the head. Knuckles
vas pronounced dead on the scene
BY Coroner. A. Magruder Mac
Donald.
Police quoted a neighbor as say
ing the pair had been quarreling
Tor some time about her leaving
Knuckles to go back to her home
N the South. +
"A note, police said, left by
Rnuckles Indicated he was in love
with his. cornmon-law wife / but
that his love was not returned.
There Is mo other way out" the
note read. according to police.
A neighbor told police she heard
scream from the Knuckles'
apartment following a shot short
ly before ii pm. Then there
was q volley of shots. she said.
Audrey Maxwell was found In
the bedroom lying on the floor
behind the bed. police said. and
Knckles was found lying face
downward on the floor in front of
the bed. A .32-caliber foreign
made automatic pistol was
elutched In his hand, according to
police. She is the mother Of a
b-year-old son, police said.
Evening star., 1949-05-04
Leopold Seeks Return
To Belgian Throne
sx mo A..eeie,ssi Pra..

BRUSSELS. Belgium. May A.
Exiled King Leopold III made II
clear yesterday he wants to return
to the throne of Belgium.
In letter to his brother. Prince
Evening star., 1949-05-04

According to the Department Of
Commerce. 1.400, 900 of the Ma
tion's 100000 small business
firms. have come into existence
since the war.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16
BY Maude Tsnlunson

The big event of Saturday eve
ming was the banquet at the
Country club with which the Pas
cagoula Music club opened its
I949-50 season. II was highlighted
by the installation of new Off
GERS and a program on American
music. | was glancing down the
roster of charter members of the
club, which was organized in
1945, and was amazed to learn
that only three remain = Mrs. j.
V. Ainsworth, now the retiring
president, Mrs. Phillip Ware and
Frances Warden. Three out of ID.
All the others have gone to live
elsewhere. OF course. the club
was organized at a time when
Pascagoula had a decidedly fluid
population. Mrs. Ralph Farrell is
the new president.
Don't try to ring any of your
friends, come Wednesday, for
it'll be a waste of time as most
all the women, except those sick
in bed will be out, gone to some
meeting or another. Come to
think of it we haven't a single
patriotic organization, among
women, except the 1auxiliaries,
but no OAR, no Daughters of
1912, not even Daughters of the
Confederacy. How come?
WAY back, / think it was dur
ing the first World War. when
fashion makers were sending
skirts downwards. l prophysied
that they wouldn't stay that way.
And they didn't: they crept up
wards again until they reached
a hideous shortness during Me
mid-30's. And then, when we
American women were told by
Dior that we were going to wear
longer skirts and like it. l wrote
that the gals might give way in
the face of novelty but hat it
wouldn't be long. Now the fash
ion notes indicate that skirts are
going to be shorter, IL to IA inch
es for the average height. Mrs. S.
E. Cowan tells me that clothes
statesmen mention imported dress
es with skirts up to the knee. But
says that those are extremes and
that skirts will be short enough
to show the lower part of the
calf. Which is a length that should
please every woman.
l was talking to Verna Jane,
the other day, and asked her how
her husband, E. J. Jane, Jr., who
is in the final stages of winning
a fight with illness. was get
ting along in the hospital in
Arizona where he has been for
several months. She said that he
was doing nicely. Then she went
on to tell me that he had written
her that he was undergoing a Is
day test as to his complete recov-
cry. 1t was via guinea-pigs, if the
animal lives, he is all right. But
he added, they were having
trouble with the guinea pig which
insisted on sitting up and whis-
Ting at every nurse that passed
by. Well, it lived, and Mr.. Jane
came in on a train from Arizona
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16
BY Irene King

she sticks to the old fashioned
hot water way of canning. Miss
Lizzie leaves that pressure can
ming to the younger folks that
don't mind experimenting"
Miss Ware saws she isn't able
to do q whole lot since her health
is not so good as it once was but
anyone who has hoed for several
hours in the hot morning SUN
might take exception to that
statement.
She is active in home demon
stration club work and two years
ago was presented her 25-year
perfect attendance pin.
The old family home houses
several families now. since it has
been separated into apartments.
AS Miss Lizzie phrases it. t e
house is full of good home grown
people"
Miss Ware is a little hard OF
hearing and Mrs. Hsvens' eye
sight is not what il oncs was so
they are q lot of company for each
other. They chat of ihe old days
when their work is done and Miss
Lizzie reads aloud TO Mrs. Ravens.
Miss Lizzie excused herself to
meet the mailman. As We left the
two of them to resume their rock
ing, her voice floated down the
uneven brick walk after us-read-
ing aloud the Chronicle Star and
Advertiser to Mrs. Hayens. bent
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TALENT FESTIVAL At
MOSS POINT CHURCH

A talent program will be pre-
sented by the Young People of
First Methodist church of Moss
Point September 26 in the edu-
cational building, Miss Vivian
McDavid, program chairman, an
nounced.
Featured N the program will
be members of the young peoples
group. Further details will be an
nounced in the near future, Miss
McDavid said.
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blue and pink, was cut and served
with punch TO the young guests,
who included, Shirley Golf. Linda
Golf. Clara Adams, Murray Cis-
well. Bobby Christie. Michael
Roberts, Wanda Ehlers. Ralph
Pierce and Dicky Pierce.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Krebs

MI anu MIS-. a. n fiCDo 49,
Sunday for Atlantic City. where
they will visit Mrs. Charles
Burke. the former Josie johnson
of pascagoula, and Mr.. Burke
They viii also stop at points in
the Carolinas for visit with Mr..
Krebs former buddies in the serv-
ice. While they are away, their
daughter. Dianne, will be in the
care of her grandmother, Mrs.
John Gentle.
Miss Irma Gavagnie was Joined
Sunday by her sister, Miss Vir-
gle, of Gulfport, on a two weeks
vacation trip to Detroit, Mich.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. w. y.
Bullock Sunday were her broth
ers-in-law and sisters and their
families. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Fay
ard and daughters, Juanita. Mar
garet and Patricia Ann, and MI
and Mrs. Kenneth Mitchell and
daughters, Judith and Dianne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell have re
Gently come from Scotsboro. Ala,
to reside in Gulfport where M,
Mitchell is opening UP a business.
During the stay of Congress
man w. M. Colmer at home, his
secretary. Miss Leona Byrd, is
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Col
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Colmer also
had as guests during the week
end, Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton Gil
breath and Miss Evelyn Whit
lock of New Orleans.
]. w. Osborne concluded a STAY
of three and a half weeks with
his niece, Mrs. Molly Byrd, and
family by his departure Sunday
to visit in Alexandria and Mon
roe, La, before going on to has
home at McRae, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Helm have
as guests their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L
Fleming, who arrived Monday
from Warren, Ohio. Their son
Olin Helm left Sunday to re-
enter State college where he is
in his junior year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lanham
had as weekend guests their
daughter-in-law Mrs. James Ian
ham, and children. Jimmy and
Billy. and Mrs. Lanham's mother
Mrs. L. S. Maddox. Opelika, Ala.
Tuesday, Miss Martha t. Anne
Bishop and George Estes, Jr., OF
Gulfport motored to Mobile
where Miss Bishop took the train
for Columbus, to enter her senior
year. Miss Bishop is majoring in
home economics.
Mrs. H.. B. Chenoweth, who ac-
companied MI. and. Mrs. Arthur
Chidsey from New Orleans, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs
Robert Reinecke. returning &c
New Orleans with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chidsey at the conclusion of their
visit.
Gordon Justice left Tuesday fol-
Oxford where he will study pre-
pharmacy at Ole Miss.
Miss McHae Departs
Miss Frances McRse left Thurs
day of last week for her home
in New York after a visit of a
week with Miss Gloria Cole.
Among the informal social events
given for Miss McRae was a boat
trip and dinner at which Miss
Collie was hostess.
Miss Rita Irving was weekend
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Vincent P.
Muscat in Mobile and Clear Point
DR.. and Mrs. r. O. Cole drove
to Mobile last Thursday to see
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HOME OF MRS. ROBERTS
MEETING A OF PEG

Chapter c, PEG will meet at
the home of Mrs. Cooper Roberts
Tuesday at 3 p. m.