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BRENTWOOD VILLAGE
90 En0 DOWN

VLyOUU DOFF1N
charming row brick of 6 spacious
rooms, modern bath and kitchen;
finished recreation room; deep,
beautiful garden. Only S13,50O for
quick sale. DOROTHY K. WINSTON
& CO, 1924 st. NV. ST. All
or SH 74I6 IS
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

HOLLYWOOD, CALIF.-Furn. apt,
will exchange for furnished house
or 2-bedrm. apt in Wash. or vic.
MA. 2S1l weekdays. 30
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

A. F. OFFICER with family, 4 boys,
desires 3Ibedrm, hogse n or ;J1 Spt; .
No. Rolfe st Art 4, Arl.. Va. ,-27
CANADIAN FAMILY of 3 desire 3
or 4 bedrm. house; unfurn.; Chevy
Chase or NV. District as OF Nov.
Is; max. 5000. Call WI. 1647. rs
2 OR 8 BEDRM. FURN. HOUSE; To-
Gated in NV. D. c. or nearby Va;
for group of Naval officers; Ex.
$3.50, Ext. 47s. bet. 8 and 430.
MR. KENNEDY. -27
AIR FORCE FAMILY desires 3 bedrm
house. unfurnished, convenient to
Pentagon. Call OK. 0371. Us
MARINE OFFICER desires furn.
house or apt. mr.. Silver Spring by
Dec. 1. 81. 60l3 bet. "a.
WANTED TO RENT. small unfurn-
ished house with maids room, Dec.
1-Junc !. NV. section or nearby
Md WO. 60SS. 30
NEARBY VIRGINIA - Government
employe, wife. > children, desire 2
or 3 bedroom unfurnished house or
apartment; will lease. JU. 7-7644.
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Rriohtwood-Red,1ced

Excellent row brick, 3 bedrms. and
through to kitchen; living rm., din
ing rm. breakfast rm.: finished rm,
and lavatory in basement; 3 porches,
oil h.-w.h., deep beautifully land
scaped yard with fiagstone patio.
detached garage, storm sash, Vene-
Theater and 5th st. bus. To inspect
call francis Kew
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
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MT. PLEASANT
e RMS RATHS


MT. PLEASANT
6 RMS, 2 BATHS
Kenyon st. n.w.-2O-ft. row brick in
this close-in section; 8 bedrooms;
ewes, OR. 1878.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 X st. NV, Realtors, ME. 540O.
Northwood Park-$18,000
bedrms.. II BATHS inciu.. powder
lot 65x1s5. Near Shopping, schools.
transp Home in new house cond.,
high elevation, nice lge. trees. Open
to offers for quick sale.
RANCH TYPE
Ws bedrm, have fiooy mooy pIan ns homes IN anG ne
residential neighborhood. S12.5O0
up. Will also custom build for you.
COUNTRY HOME
with country atmosphere
on spacious Va acre in desirous hunt
club section. New brick home, "a
It. liv. rm., full din. rm., lge. cleo.
kit, built-in radio, powder rm., lge.
side porch and attached garage. one
23-ft. master bedrm. with tile bath
ssdrms END sun Ress deck 9shsr 9i bss sDseioai s
heat. reduced $4,000; now priced
GRAHAM & co.
o.. eo1o
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BRIGHTWOOD SPECIAL
S129 950

This conv. located rm., semi det.
with all new equip, Diet. garage.
storm windows; act quickly on this
one. RUTLEY g. BAIR, ST. 1911,
300 Ol
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FOREST HILLS

NEW 500
floor plan. appealing to those
who are attracted by something that
is different; 3 bedrms., IA baths,
kitchen and a end floor that lends
itself beautifully to the finishing Of
3 more rooms and bath. Built-in
garage, wooded lot. new gas furnace.
Ewes. Mr.. r. w. Lebling, OIL. 0670.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC, WI. 1890.
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BARNABY WOODS
Lovely brick home, bedrooms. .
paths, finished Bird floor, basement
recreation room excellent yard,
beautifully furnished: S215 month.
Call Jean Welzel.
WETZEL REAL ESTATE.
165S 33rd ST NV HIJ 1345 30
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe.t
SPRING VALLEY
RED BRICK GEORGIAN

RED BEIIh IEOIIIINN
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED
AND IN HOUSE CONDITION
A charming livable home, beautifully
situated and contains center hall,
large living room. large dining room,
library, lavatory, kitchen and
screened porch; 3 bedrooms. 3 baths
and sun deck on End floor; COM
pletely finished 3rd floor containing
one large paneled room. storage and
circulating fan; basement contains
recreation room with fireplace and
bar. good maids room and bath;
ditioned heat. Many attractive ap-
pointmentS,
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BETHESDA

Drastically reduced for quick sale, as
owner has been transferred. e
story, 5-room. 1-bath house: vesti-
bule entrance; Colonial fireplace;
screened rear porch; attached ga
rage: dry basement. Large lot with
beautiful trees. NORTHWEST
REALTY, OIL. 6S67; ewes, OIL. 0455.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwe.,
RRTGHTWOOD

Only 10 yrs. old. Lovely brick home.
8 rms. and bath, oil h.-w.h.. det. ga
rage This is home you will like.
FORD E. MORGAN, SR., RE. 4910.
Ewes, Ii. 3-f943. rs
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RARNARY WOODS

Det. center-hall, brick Colonial; g
spacious rms, rec. rm. with hrepl.;
attic. automatic gas heat. Screened
porch, garage. Nice lot. Close to
transp. An outstanding value. Call
Mr.. Denton, MA. 2040 after pm.
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Mr. EASTERN Il 6

mn. EAS ERN II. s.
At e: Cap. and 18th sts.-A modern
brick row of 6 rooms and tiled bath
with 2 additional sun parlors, in
reality 8 rooms a real sleeping
rooms):' all rooms bright and large.
finished basement with paneled rec
reation room; new h.-w. gas heat
ing plant; large yard, beautiful
shrubbery. detached garage. This
home is in perfect condition. Nights
LER, Realtors-Builders, Exclusive
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MICHIGAN PARK HILLS

This lovely "-story semidet. brick
the first time. Contains huge liv.
rm., din. rm., kit with eating space
on first f.. 3 nice-sized bedrms.
on end A., with full bath. Full bsmt.
with outside entrance Lge. fenced-
in yard. Priced for quick sale
S13,75O
Directions: Sargent I'd. to Delafield
place ne, turn right on Delafleld to
18th ST., down 18th to Emerson,
left. on Emerson to 14th and 5000
14th st. ne. and open sign.
GRAHAM CO., 81. 6O1o
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BLK FROM 14th ST.
1850 DOWN-VACANT
COIORED
OPEN THE DOOR

YOU will be amazed at the differ
ence. Part Of its extras are a sum
room, breakfast nook :, tiled baths,
polished oak floors. chestnut trim.
concrete porches, gas h.-w h. 1t
has a Arm. apt. as well as E rms.
and a perfectly finished bSmt, for
yourself. Not only home, but an
investment. Call Miss Smith, RE.
!. 623. III Z 20 p.nn. cox & co.
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FOREST HILLS BARGAIN
Owner has drastically reduced price
Of this lovely det. stone home in
this ideal location. 1t has 8 lovely
plus maids rm. and bath, recr, rm,
2-car garage, etc. This is the best
value offered in this location in
the past years. See it now. Ewes.
call Mr.. Paul AK. 1895
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
400 U rt ~ N, ReoItorc ny 1911
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BEAUTIFUL BRIGHTWOOD
DETACHED BRICK
Only 81, 1926 Down
HI AppPNVED

Modern 2-story brick. 5 rooms. bath
and basement; h.-w.h.. oil; lear
only Ss7 mo. to veterans; enjoy
pleasant and economical living In
one Of Washington's best residen-
tial sections; owner occupied: pos
session in NoY. For appointment TO
see. call M. Hermann: POLINGER
CO. ma. 0200; sves., QE. O464. 80
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GAI.I.ATIN ST

81. 900 cash and owner will make de-
sirable terms on balance to right
party. Furn. or unfurn. In new
house cond.: 6 rms. full bsmt.. rec.
rm. tile bath, gas h.-w.h. Priced
to sell. HO. 1859 or GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
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MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
Between Sheridan Circle and bridge:
charming det. house, garage and
garden; 4 bedrms., 4 baths, hand
somely furnished; excellent condi-
tion: immediate occupancy for !
VI; II desired, 2 excel. servants and
fiat silver. Phone NO. 5665, 9-10
am, 81 pm -27
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS
New Apartment Project
2 BEDROOMS, $81.50-$85
.la.r INCLUDING UTILITIES


OPEN DAILY UNTIL DARK
Large living rooms, . bedrooms. kitch-
en- and bath with shower. All apart
ments have . exposure, fenced-in,
equipped play yards. School bus di-
rect to project. Laundry facilities:
Sodded. Handicapped lawns. Capital
Transit bus direct to project:
Take IF bus 10Th and Constitution)
to Michigan ave. ne. terminal;
change to K-6 New Hampshire" bus
direct to project. or take K-4 bus
"Chillum" to New Hampshire ave.
and District line. change to KS
mt. Rainier" bus to project. or
drive east on Missouri ave. tRiggs
rd) to Shillum rd., right to project:
or out Michigan ave. Queens Chapel
rd) to Chillum rd.. left to project.
TT ~ cHErrrTxy m
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MAYOR GARDENS

We have Just received. several more
and 2 bedrm. units available for
sale to vets. Possession. LIV; RM
Tox1sp, FOYER, DIN. RM.. MOD
KIT, TILE BATHS, LARGE BED
RMS AMPLE CLOSETS. Rea-
sonable cash payment and mo. pay
ments from S62.I5 Gall charges in
ciudedD. COMPARE THESE PRICES
TO ANY OTHERS 1-bedrm unit
$3.50 up; 2-bedrm. unit. So. .15O
UP. Also U) 3-bedrm. unit, So
$50. EVERY CONVENIENCE AT
HAND. Sales Office, Administra tion
Blds, cor. Naylor rd. and 30th
Sc. Open Sat. Sun. 1-5; Tues
Thurs, SO
DRURY REALTY CORPORATION =
Exclusive Agents
RE. 1888. Ewes, GE. 9220 or
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HOME AND INCOME

HOME AND INCOME
$3.50 DOWN.
Vacant! Redecorated! 1451 Chaplin
st. NV. (nr. Meridian Parkl-Sub-
stantial 3-story brick; 1st fl, liv-
ing rm.. din. rm., kit; end f.,
pvt. bedrms. and bath; 3rd f.. /
bedrm. plus ! unfln. rm.; full bsmt
with frt. and rear ent. and Law.
GE oil auto. h.-w heat. Truly a
good buy on the terms offered
BIRON & CONRAD, INC.
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Bethesda-Bungalow
Brick large rooms. tile bath. full
Lot 7Ox14O. For appointment to
SHOW, cali NoRTHWEsT REALTY.
OIL, 6S67, eyes,, OIL. 0466. -26
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9Th AND QUACKENBOS
semidetached 24-ft. brick, 6 rooms,
2 baths. recreation room with f1re-
place, oil hot-water heat, built-in
garage. Convenient to schools,
priced for quick sale First offering.
Call Mr.. Northern. Sligo 1859. with
BETHEL, DI. 3100.
NEW DETACHED BRICK
Only 81 500 DOWN!
A home to be proud Of! Mod. det.
brick; st H., liv. rm., fireplace; din.
rm complete kit. powder rm. End
A., 3 bedrms, tile bath: full bsmt.
gas heat; large lot Terms like rent.
WEITZ REALTY CORP, 905 18th
ST
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
Semidetached brick in excellent con-
dition. Many extra features; deep
lot, ? separate garages, on wide
alley: Just north of East Capitol st.
Convenient to everything Suitable
for residence or professional use.
Call VIM. CORCORAN HILL CO.,
INC, DI. 1888; eve, EN-. 1924
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CAPITOL HILL
1-bedrm. apt. beautifully furnished,
lovely location; rent, S125 per
month.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1B2s K st. NV, MA. e141. 81
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest
FOR GRACIOUS AND COW.

OAS SN<4s&ASAOS w &A@<~~
Living. This charming 7-yr.-old
sirable Briarclif in perfect cond.,
custom-built with many special fea-
lures; 1st f., C. h., liv. rm.. firepl..
screened porch. paneled library and
compl. bath. beaut. din. rn., excel.
kit arranged for minimum amount
of work; End f., 3 twin size bed
rms. baths; downstairs, lovely
servants quarters. Must be APP
caIl GyeS Mr. DufSnIsti stokes. OR o4tf ipp' '''S
Conv. to Shopping, Schools,
Transp,, this 3-bedrm, ::t!-bath, brick
Colonial home in Amer. Univ. PIX,
II you are looking TOR a house in
this fine, neiehborhood, by aapp,t.
only, call Mrs. Stokes, OR. O43l.
HALF ACRE
In this dsltshttul. close-in, restricted
area Spacious lIy rm., gum
paneIed den. 3 bedrms., 9 baths.
unusually lgc. pancled recr. rm.
with firepl.; built-in garage; newly
decorated throughout. This is a
custom built home. One owner. Must
be seen to be APPRECIATED, Price,
0376.
SMALL HOME
With lge. rms. Conv Macarthur blvd.
section. An ideal safe place for
small children. Grammar school,
transp. and shops within "a blks.
Price S11,500. Call Mrs. Ciuffreda,
EN- O376.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors, Exclusiye. Georgettqown Once;
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ROOMS WITH BOARD (cont. J

ROOMS With BOARD tcont.I
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Very de-
sirable accommodations for young
men and women; some rms. with
pvt. baths; elevator service and use
of Bendix washer; exceptionally fine
table; tai oss several choices in menu items.
2 SINGLE ROOMS. 1 with sink. for
young man; warm. lovely home;
rsspS ssIieioyS oy.n food; dorRTp PY s3as: -, l.,
want room, board or kitchen pr!Vi-
part exchange. Box 1886, Star.
6931 9th ST. N.w.-Lovely furn. twin
bedrm,: delicious meals. television,
1SIa s-0' 18th t;2'e ST. S'ii N.WEsinele and
double rooms for young men and
women: walking distance downtown;
switchboard; good food. DE. 9030.
1745 LANIER PL. N.W.-Pleas. rm.;
vacancy for man: lge. rm., bath
and shower nearby; home-cooked
meals.
aoia MASS. AVE. N.w.-several va
cancleS for young men or women
in beautiful home; our food is de-
licious; surroundings refined and
WESLEY HALL
Spacious double rooms in remodeled,
redecorated bldg. running water in
every rm., large closets: dances and
free movies, recreation room: S4S
to $3.50 mo. Excel. food. Ben
dix washer 1926 21st st. nv.
NO. 9S04, SIS daily: Sunday. TO 5.
THE MANCHESTER
1925 NJ st. n.w-Studio rooms. pvt.
bath switchboard. elevator. Hotel
service. reasonable rates. Call
MANAGER DI 4QS0 Il
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1886 18th ST. NE.
Vacant-Dream Bungalow
Open every day til sold; Woodbridge
s-ction: lovely rms, hardwood
hs., compl. bsmt., h.-w.h., oil. attic,
ORIENTAL REALTY CO.
FIR. 1920, FIR. 1921; ewes, IA.
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1905 H st. NV Ma. @345.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Lovely semirambler right in the heart
Of Chevy Chase. Large living room
with dining ell, equipped kitchen, 2
bedrooms and bath on 1st A.: 2 bed
rooms and "a bath upstairs; full
basement with oil h.-w.h.; wooded
lot, high elevation. close to Conn:
ave. This is an unusual home. and
warrants inspection. Only S17.500.
Substantial cash required.
FRED A. SMITH co.
REALTORS. o,.
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1905 H ST. NV MA 2345
"NR. BUR. OF STAND"
This very attr. prewar-built lge. semi
det. brick home offers maximum in
liveability and home comfort with
6 splendid rms, 3 large bedrms.,
2 colored tile baths, Diet. Gear
garage; home is in immaculate
condition and suitable for enter
tanning. Owner has priced property
for immediate sale. This won't last
long. Call Me. 1l43 until 9 pm,
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
NEAR CRESTWOOD
4411 18th st. nw.-Home for large
family, embassy personnel or doc
tor This home is in excellent
condition througghout; Open for in
WALLACE E. GRAMLICH
1920 Wis ave. OR. S431. Henry
J. Boettcher, ia. 1923.
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Colored, Upshur st, NV,

500 BLK stories. cellar, living r.
dining r, kit, glassed-in porch on
1st f.; bedrms, bath on End f.;
gas refrigerator, new gas furnace.
covered front porch, brick garage.
Deep lot Ewes. phone Mrs. Dis,
Taylor 0496.
L. T. GRAVATTE
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DISTRICT, NE,

Michigan Park Hills. beeut. o-rm.
semi-det brick; colored tile bath
with improved features such as:
gas h.-wh., "A bath in bsmt., con-
crete front porch. Bendix washer,
alum. storm doors and windows.
cedar lined closet, anchor fence.
FORD E. MORGAN, ST., RE. 4910,
ewes. WA. 360S. -2S
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BROOKDALE VIC.

Practically new detached brick, g
spacious rooms, / "a baths. gas &C.
heat, porch. light bsmt, excellent
lot Only SIS 500. OR, 004S or DE.
1856. REALTY BROKERS. INC,
15O6 Conn. ave.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-01

". 2
mfr. and Mrs. AL Summers of
Frjchard are guests Of relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dees and
daughters and Mrs. N. w. Ram
sey. attended the Ramsay reunion
at Edgewater hotel Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Jerry Dunnycrek
and children from st. Louis WIS.,
ited Mrs. N. U. Ramsay on We'd
alesday. Mrs. Dunnycrek will be
remembered here as a teacher in
our school several years ago. She
and her daughter lived in the
home Of Mrs. Ramsay.
I Little Stewart Ramsay of Pas
csfoula returned home with his
grandmother Sunday for an in
definite visit here.
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Point were visitors in the L. P.
Hawley home on Saturday.
Guests in the home on Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Rouse
and daughters of Ocean Springs.
Herbert Weems of Jackson vis-
tied his sister, Mrs. Olin Davis
and family last week.
Guests in the Bonham- Rouse
home during the weekend were
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Stagg and son
of Tennessee, Mr.. and Mrs. Coy
Allen of Eupora, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emile Bonham, Miss Marline
Havens, Hattiesburg. Miss Loretta
and Mickey Vegliocoh of Mobile.
MFR. and Mrs. Scott Bond of
Hattiesburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Casey
Wilson Of vestry and Malcom
Dunaway of Moss Point and Pas
cagoula were among those from
out-of- town attending the funer-
al service for J. A. FURRY.
Bob Havens attended the mar
riage of his niece, Miss Theresa
Guillotte to Hermes G.. Hague on
Friday evening.
The community was srieved to
learn of the death of J. A. Flur-
ry. one of the community's Oldest
citizens. which occurred at the
home of his daughter in Hatties-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barn Rogers and
children of Escatawpa and Mrs.
r. A. Mcmillan were visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Hawiey on
Sunday.
Miss Lula Mae Lockard who
teaches in the Birmingham
schools is spending her vacation
with home folk.
Mrs. Bertha Roberts has re-
turned from several weeks stay
in La Combe, La, where she Wis
tied her daughter and family.
Little Rosa Lee Leatherbury came
home with her grandmother for
visit.
The Rev. Marvin, Vaughn of
Newton preached at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Lips
comb and daughters. Emmy.
Bonnie and Marjorie. Mrs. Pipes
Lipscomb and grandchildren, Ray
and Claire, are spending a week
at Mr.. Ramsay's summer home
here.
Mrs. v. C. Humphrey and Miss
Guess Humphrey were business
visitors to Pascagoula on Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Havens returned
home Saturday afternoon after
two weeks trip into northern
and central parts of the state.
DR.. James Lockard of Pasea-
goula was out Monday to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z.
Lockard. who have both been ill.
Miss Patsy Dees and Miss Clara
Ellis left Monday for State col
lege where they will attend the
Future Home-Makers of America
conference. They went as dele
gates from the Vanclsave FHA
club. .5......-,a,~.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-01
NEWS FROM
Easiside
BY MRS. CARMEL ROBERTS

The Rev. Bob Jones of Pasca-
goula will fill the pulpit at both
morning and evening services at
the Eastside Baptist church Sun
day in the absence of the pastor,
the Rev. G. r. Hudson. who will
be holding revival services at the
Eastlawn Baptist mission.
A large number from our
church attended the young peo-
pies rally last Wednesday at the
East Moss Point church.
Miss Silvia Sherman of Luce
dale is visiting her cousin, Miss
Yvonne Stringer, for a few days.
Mrs. S. E. Bilbo has been on the
sick list for the past week. Mrs.
Nola Mae Culpepper is improv-
ing.
Mrs. Harlon Shaw entered the
Jackson County hospital Sunday
to undergo a major operation.
Mrs. John Shollian left Sunday
to join her husband in Cincin-
natl, o., where he is employed.
Quincy Gregory of Pensacola,
Fla, is spending some time with
his mother, Mrs. c. L. Clark and
Mr.. Clark.
Earl Raby is spending the week
in Grand Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tkeo Nelson and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hearn-
don and Mr., and Mrs. Lamar
Whatley and Mary Ann enjoyed
swimming and a watermelon cut
ting on Chip Bayou Sunday aft
ernoon.
A cordial welcome is extended
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence San
cez who have moved on Palmet-
to street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Langston
and small daughter of Hatties-
burg were weekend visitors of
Mrs. Irene Raby, Mrs. Susie Gan
dy and others here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eifert
of Montgomery, Ala. were visi.
tors of Mrs. Susie Candy Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Millet and
two children of New Orleans
were weekend visitors of her
brother-in-iaw and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Stisen. The chill
dren will remain here for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Walters have
returned from a visit with rela-
lives in West End, Ga.
Mrs. Buddy eager and Mrs.
Ray F. Krebs visited their broth
er, Ellis Webb. in Gulfport last
Wednesday. Mr.. Webb has been
seriously i'll but is now improving.
Mrs. Charles East and two
children of Picayune visited her
sister, Mrs. L. w. Suits, and fam
lily last week. A weekend visitor
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MRS. WEBER LUNCHEON
HOSTESS

On Monday Mrs. Leroy Weber
was hostess at a luncheon at Long
fellow House at which her guests
were from other cities. Follow
ing the luncheon the party re-
paired to the home of Mrs. Web
er where bridge was played.
The guest list included Mes
danes A. A. Edey. Washington
D. c., G. H. Armbrecht, A. D
Davis, E. H. Faith and J. E. Eber.
lein of Mobile and M. Spurgin, F
F. Damrell and Nollie Burke o.
Fairhope, Ala.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-01

Eastern Pravda" in reporting
speech before Uzbek scientists
stated that the head OF the Agri-
cultural Section of the Central
Committee of the Communist
party Of Uzbekinstan, Comrade
Kudrin, had said that it is unjust
that new varieties of cotton bred
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-01
News From VcncIedvee ....
Many Visitors In Gem m unity;
Others Make Va acahlon Trips

Nj. and Mrs. George Jones
wers visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Malhtte. Sunday in the Fort
Bay0Ua community. Mr.. Jones was
honorzEi with lovely birthday
dinnet sbyihis daughter.
LitGe Linda Moore had her
tonsilsaA-euoved Friday and is
doing hine, il was reported.
Lee Entrekin has returned from
a trip boi Kansas City.
Sunday assests in the home of
B. E. Enis and family were Mr..
and Mr.; ~ IS. Walker and fam
lily of Mbbile Georgia Ann Walk
er remsned nonger with the Ell
lises ann 3ssdy Ellis went home
with hen aent.
Mr.. and 8Irs. Mack Hawley,
Mr.. and tffs.' Obie Hawley and
Mrs. John 7 Rogers all of Moss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-01

in the Suits home was her ia
ther, r. A. Channbless of Ovett.
Joe Leblanc of New Orleans
has been a visitor in the home Of
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. S. Coburn and family for the
past month. He and Ellis Coburn
left Saturday evening to spend
the night with an uncle, John Co
burn in Grand Bay, who put
them on the bus Sunday for Sell
ma, Ala, where they will spend
a month with two of their great
aunts, Misses Florence and An
ME Bell King.
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President Coolidge's full name
was John Calvin Coolidge.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-01
AMERICAN" COTTON
IRKS REDS

MOSCOW - (AP) The Tssh-
kent paper Eastern Pravda' has
registered a protest against call
ing Soviet types of cotton Amer
lean" or Egyptian varieties.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-01

by Soviet scientists should be
called American or Egyptian
when they are in fact actually
Soviet. 4 4sse
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-01
BUICK alone
has all these features

Silk smooth DyNAHow psivE+ :. Fvtl-urw vfssow
from enIorGsd gloss ureo ssvINc-EAsv DOORS o.d
cosy access "livsc spA1" INTERIORS With Deep.
erudis cushions sveyunf- riding ovADRUfiEx con
sPsiNciHc Lively HRisAil STRAIGHT. .ffcfsr POWER
with saf-sfrriNc VALVE ufTEss pIs IMPOSED ascIMs
MoUNriNcs crvssr.Lirs vENnPosrs Iev.cr.svrs
fires sAFFry-RiDf RIMS oUREx sARfNos, moia
and connecting rods sopY sY HaaE
ssoadod RoADsTeR opoao Of .siho cos, on speR nos
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-01
20AkW-aW around

ERlENDs gather, look over that long
L bonnet and wish they had as much
Fireball life as you have here. @
They size up the broad windshield and
narrow corner posts = and don't have
to be told how these things step up
"see.power." s,-fs ~ -. :
lhey appraise the smart styling, the
roomy interiors, the disability of luggage
space = and agree you've made buy.
But don't stop. please, with letting them
look. Invite them in and introduce them
to Some of the special pleasures you'll
know as Buick owner.
Show them, for instance. how completely
different Dynafiow Drivet Is, with every
q Crfs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-01

Twenty nine states have coun-
ties named Washington.