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Evening star., 1949-08-13
|l2-Story Koss Building
To Be Finished Oct.

The $2,500,00o, History Kass
Building at TIL Fourteenth street
NV. is expected to be completed
by October /, Garfield I. Kass,
president of Kass Realty Co., Inc,
owners, reported this week.
Work on the modern commercial
structure began in May, 1948.
Evening star., 1949-08-13
Home Godgets-
New Soil Pipe
Of Aluminium Has
Much to Offer
By D. M. Derwin

8 Many home owners are finding
that aluminium soil pipe is easier
10 handle and safer to install than
the rs per cent heavier cast iron
pipe for all above ground plumb
ing installations. The lightweight
Feature eliminates the risk of rup-
ture, sprains. stains. mashed
fingers and toes and over-fatigue
from lifting. The pipe cuts easily
and quickly, too.
- It seems reasonable to believe
that this pipe also has greater
strength than cast iron. 1t is not
nearly so brittle. nor will it break
In handling or shipping.
Dealing with technical statis-
tics, one finds that in this pipe
the minimum tensile strength per
square inch is $1,000 pounds, with
aminimum hydrostatic pressure of
$50 pounds. It is completely re-
Sistant to sulphurous gas: it will
not rust or scale and is completely
interchangeable with extra heavy
cast iron pipe and fittings.
The aluminium soil pipe calks
with conventional materials,
oakum or basolite. Molten sui
phur is recommended by the man.
ufacturer as calking material. but
lead may be used.
The aluminium soil pipe is also
suitable for underground use
where soil conditions are pre-
dominately alkaline. 1t is finished
inside and outside with a chemical
coating. making it acid and aka
line resistant.
This pipe is available in four
and two-inch widths, including
four-inch sanitary tees, 4-by-2-
inch sanitary tees, 4-by-2-inch Us,
four Inch quarter, eighth and six
teenth bends, 4-by-2-inch reducer
and 4-by-2-inch. 4-by-1 12 Inch
and 4-by-1 1s inch tapped tees,
with a full line of two-inch
fittings.
Residual Insecticide.
An insecticide which can be
brushed. swabbed or mopped on
the inside surface Of lamp shades,
lamp globes. refectors. fluorescent
lights, porch globes on which in
sects rest or travel after being
attracted by the light will kill
insects alighting on the treated
surface. 1t must not be applied
directly to the light bulbs.
The formula has been COM
pounded to leave a coating of
80 44/100 DDT. This leaves a
residue of 200 Kilograms DDT
per square foot recommended by
the United States Department of
Agriculture. Thus the longest
possible control is assured. The
treated surface is toxic to flies,
mosquitoes, gnats, nlotall, beetles
leaf hoppers and cereain other
flying insects.
In treating the inside surface
of lamp shades this formula may
be applied to metal, grass, paper
composition and parchment. It is
not recommended for fabric sur
faces.
In the treatment for moths it
is recommended by the manu-
facturer that a treated reflector
he placed around a light bulb in
q closed closet and the light be
allowed to burn once weekly dur
ing the night.
For information on where to obtain the
above e-mentioned products, please address
Rm. 724, The Star Building, inclosing
stamped, self addressed envelope for reply.
Released by the
Consolidated Newspapers. Inc.
Evening star., 1949-08-13
Wood
Continued From Page B-1.

to the overcrowded garage prob
lem.
Most garages are built with
standard wall studs Is inches
apart. and there is usually a
series. Of beams running across
the garage at ceiling height from
side-wall to sidewall. These beams
should be hoored over with rough
boards so as to present a good.
dry storage space beneath the ga
rage roof. AS much or as little
floor space as the owner thinks he
requires can be made available.
For access to this space, bat
tens or rungs are nailed across
two Of the wall studs to make a
ladder. and a hatch or open
Evening star., 1949-08-13
British Report on Housing

About 684 900 houses have been
built in Britain since the war. ac-
cording to British Information
Service. Latest figures show that
the June figure was below that in
May, but the number Of houses
completed so far this year totals
1Ol 900.
Evening star., 1949-08-13
Lindsay Named Delegate
To Real Estate PorIey

|, Annette G. Lindsay. executive
secretary-treasurer of the Wash
ington Real Estate Brokers As
sociation, has been elected dele
gate to the annual meeting OF the
National Association Of Real Es-
tate Brokers in Detroit from
August % to "a.
J. H. Greene, president of the
local group and a national di-
rector, also will attend the meet
ings.
Montana labor news., 1949-11-10

Transfers Meets Thursday at 1ir :.
PARK + Lee N~areammen' pres: Ken
seth Diyls. s.ee pres " J Mclntosh.
sccy II as l. II. Bradley. rec. secy.:
Frank J Birmingham, bus agent, Ar
thu 5 tefav, Art RoSar and Frank )
Birm;nl ham. trustees. Frank j Birm-
sngham George Pro9n AID Lou Bram-
an. asi gates TO Butte Building TRACES
Council.
I, po~grap Meets I'd SUNDAY OF month
at Car. enters Hall Waiter HARRINGTON.
pres - +. Center. q F Aultman, sec.
se3 " Copper
Nomea Protective Bridget Shea. Pres;
L Mtt agsch. see treas Martha YOU
chin. ius agent. Phone 5i58 Meets
ist and Sd Friday ! p m I'd and last
Fridays 30 / N, Carpenters Hall.
Iaaes auxiliary. local :. international
uataa 4 Mine, Mil and Smelter Work
cis. Clio. meets aHd aud 4th Tuesday.
Lena Bury. Pres Kay Mason. vice.
Pres Beverly Goiorth. rec -secl Fran
ces kalaiatleh. Warden, Susie Pettu'.
cond Erna RODRIGUEZ. Margaret Rob-
inson. Catherine perney, trustees
Montana labor news., 1949-11-10
ROSTER OF BUTTE UNIONS

iaM,n. 2ols Phillips Ave Meets % and
~ MONDAYS At carpeaiers' Hall
Bgld.ag Service Employees. Local No
100 Fred scarie pres George MscIn-
'osa. s.re-prcs ohn II Driscoll. s22
West Granite. sec and business agent.
pao,e a-2l55
Butchers 1893 Meet I'd Wednesday. Eagles
iiaii. I'd Pesanti. pres Ed Johnson, vice
pres James Lnnney. fin sec. Joe
DrlscOli. rec -Secy. Robert Strozzie.
glidt oven Williams. guard.
carpc-.fer, John Kelly. pres VIM Ros-
slter. Nce-pres Wesley Bymes. rec
>ccs Flo,d Fair. Tin ,ecy.: Richard
I.ddy. Urea. JACK Gltluey. conductor.
Chas- VOLTS Warden
clrrk Meets Monday at p m. except
holidays. a. Miners Hall f c Vavter.
pres. Mrs Eddie Maddox. vice pres;
Grant Lindsay. sec. A J Guenther.
;t -Sety Phone 2-326i
Cooks and waters. Local 22-Meets LIST
Friday al , p IN Sd Friday at 8 p. m.
OF each month. Charles White. pres.
juan AT stlaiH, WV Hiffs. tn AisANhO1.
rec secy Percy Lambert bus. agent
and I'm sec, Phone s03l. 1923 S
Gaylord
Electrical workers Int brotherhood OF
Electrical Workers. Local No 65. Phi.
si02 Walter II erase. pres. Walter
Albeytson. Nce-preS Joe Thompson.
Tin sccy Robert A Grlbble. rec secy;
Albert Conmb,. business mgr treas 205
60 AAr,t. c. III N4DH AfepftDug
every it aud 3rd Tuesdays. second
lloor. Carpeattrs Hall. Executive Board
meets every Tues 30 PM third
floor Carpenters han, p o Box 1877.
Flm Exchange Employees Local No BIS
Pres. Jack Gibson. secy.. Won Muir
rel FIN Secy, Les Larmie. Bus
Agent. Julia Butts Meets 3rd Wednes-
o. n,J-stN, Miners Union Hall
IRE Fighters Meets lst Thursday after
lSl wednesday OF month at Quartz
Street Fire Station. Pres. James Nal
yey. treas. james McGuirl. sec. Johs
Brennan
Gc.eral Laborcrs' Local .ls3-Dorsey Burk
hartt. pr James Byrne, vice pres.
Richard Dcxirsou. lin. sery and pres
agent: james vercella, rec. secy.; Fran
pilkolirk. treas. Meetings. End and Al
Thursdays. Carpenters Hall. 8 p. m.
General Pipe Filters President. Cliffoi'
Peterson. 92i ". Platinum street. VIC
pres; Percy Eaden. 8l8 North Henr
street, rec secy., John Dolan, sl5 Yves
quartz. fin. secy. and treas. Jane
McGrath. 3l06 State Street. Meets is
Thursday Of each month. Carpenter
Union Hall at 0 O'Clock.
III b f W No 623 INSIDE wircme1'
President. Pete Ham, 1850 W Gold; Blu
Manascr. Francis "Bnl' Fleming. 2ot
Harvard. Fin. Secretary, Rudy Tomicl
22s S Arizona. Tres. II NJ. Johnso'
I no S Montana and Rec, Secretar
J Don Maddox. l94l Sampson Meets z;
J and atm Monday each month, 3 Pm
} Carpenters Hall.
} Laundry & Dye WORKERS Meets 50 WEE
} gcsday. Q . m, Carpenters Hall. Gw'
Z George. pres, Maylne Foote. bus. ageh
Montana labor news., 1949-11-10
Roster of Great Falls Unions

County Trades g. Labor Assembly
Meets Friday. Carpenters Hall. b. /.
Steiumet2 pres. Box 2073 Leo stewart,
vice Pres. John Evanko. Jr., Rec. sec,
1893. William Davey. treas John Du-
SAX. L L. Price. NJ. r. Webster. john
Wolfe. Maude Baxter, Exes. Board. Wal
ter Davidson. serg-at-arms
Great Fall Building x Constructor
Trades Council Ben Sims, pres, BIZ
5th Ave. S. Earl Talbot. vice pres.
1921 7th Ave. N; F.. r Britten, secy.
Treas. TIC First Ave s.. Harvey Hog
MADISON. serg-at-arms. ia 9th Ave. 3
Martin Richmind. Joe Duncan. Cas-
sidy, trustees
Montana labor news., 1949-11-10
Roster of Anaconda Unions

Central Labor Council Meets I'd ana
4th Monday. AOH Hall. John Mogus.
pres Eugene Mcbride. vice pres
Walter n. Riley. sec Ed Kelly. treas.
F.. G. De In Hunt. sgt-at-arms, Haroio
Erickson, Henrietta Sehrapps and James
Rice. Trustees.
Plumbers Union Local No e73. J. A.
vanisko. Pres ID Murphy, Nlce-Pfes ,
II f Schtapps. S~ecy-Treas. T . Box
i277 Nets second TaesdaH at :, 30 pm
N the A 0 II Hall
Meets LIST ana 3rd Thursdays.
Carpenters Hall. downstairs. Pat
Dunno. pres Tom VaniSko. vice pres,
George Forsmau: john Mogus. secy,
bus. agent. Ray Sullivan. con. q war..
John Cardinal. George Forsman. James
Donovan. trustees.
Montana labor news., 1949-11-10

his is your paper subscribe 70 it.
Support it, Boost il.
Montana labor news., 1949-11-10
Roster of Billings Unions

Yellowstone County Trades & Labor As
sembly- Meets Friday. 8 p m, In the
Labor Temple, "a South 29th St. p. O.
Box 1916. Robert West, pres. Howard
Smith. wee pres. Martha w. Peterson,
rec. secy Glenn Iiallam. Nm. secy.: Ed
Klipstei.4. sgt-at-arms. Frank Mayer.
: George Llnville. Stanley Anderson. trus-
Phone G5
Carpenters Local No, li72-Rov Thomp-
son, pres; E. H.. Helte-oran, rec sec
Meets LIST and &c TUESDAYS.
Montana labor news., 1949-11-10

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Iht
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TIE
STATE or MONTANA IN n folt
THE COUNTY or SILVER BOW
No i3ags
chri sedaris Plaintiff. IS Ann s.
altis. Defendant
ALIAS SUMMONS
Tie State OF Montana Sends Greetings
IS the above Named Deftridants
You are hereby summoned TO answer
the complaint IN TINS action when -
lied in The office OF the Clerk 81
ans Court. a copy OF winch y hefr"ltii
rrved upon you. and 10 tile Your answer
and serve d copy thereof upon the pam
.utts attorney within twenty DAYS ai'rl
iat service OF this sulhmons exclusive
ol the day OF service aud m case u
.our failure to appear or answer, luNs
4rut viii be taken ag0.ast you ~ De
ttlll ior the relief demanded ~ llt
compliant. which IS as follows
That the plaintiff nov Is aud ipf more
iAan ole year last past and immediately
preceding the commencement q t9ls
ataon mas been a bona iide resident q
he state OF Montana, that the plaihtili
and defendant were ntermaffied AZ Di-
ion Montana. on the 9Th day OF Augusl
la4i. and ever since have been and no"
are husband and wife that no chllotei
nave been porn as issue OF said mar
laIEtr lllAA ia VI f"RFN NE
81 December. 1916. and more than Z
YEAR preceding the commencement. OF
TINS action. the said defendant diNre-
safding the solemnity 81 iiel mitllaRt
,Cps, wilfully and without cause oe
crted and abandoned the plaintiff ane
ever since has and stu contfiues 10 9
W.l.ully and without cause desert aht
abandon said plaintiff. and to i've sep
aratc aad apart from him without aH'
sufficient cause and Ntthoaf f4' i'A q
..d against his Val All 2tt.oNH ~
toIscnl
wherefore. p~lasatfl prays Judsmea
against the defendant as follow, to-"it
mat the bonds Of matrimany Low eN
sting between the plaintiff and the df
sendant be dissolved. and that tines b
restored TO the status Of s4agle persons
tor such other and further relief .
"a the Court mas scrW nleti asa ECU
able in the premises.
witness my hand and the So
OF SAID Court ms 24tf day 8
October. A d, ls4s
COURT SEAL
ri F11r
Montana labor news., 1949-11-10
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS

Estate Of Johu Derlana also klo"" r.
john Detanla. Deceased.
sened Admmlsttatilx Of the estate Of
JONI per.aaa also known a 1onh p''
ANA deceased 70 me e'euitois - ~
ali persons having claims against tle
lid deceased 20 exhibit them SIN lhr
uece,sars voactefs sitslln tour months
after tie first pabieat0' 81 ii's i'',,s
"a ~, said administrators at 100 J"
IGru,te Butte. Montana the same BENG
tnr place iof TIE transaction Of W
pas.ne 81. SAID estate 80 Me Comfy o.
ls4..i BON. state u Montana
MARY MERRIcK Adntaa'fsif'
o. tle Estate d john Defsana as
k.fo~a john Desahla peeeaa'u
Dated Butte. Montana. this 9th day Q
)rtoDef 1919
a,ora4 W Retatisot a'toFf'e ~
Aaaa 04stgatfs
pll4sh oct q No ; ~
IbIMANn. lllE Sion I.Alil
Montana labor news., 1949-11-10
LEGAL NOTICES


IN 4Ht. sfeFelcl ragkF ef THE
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= htatAffl ne'easrd al a." "Ailst
pft fsa"a s3sh'!Ae :" va
msssi sseHt any tsAf ifif estate ~
-
lie test PROPERTY afsri'hfa ~ NE con
plA'Al ~ thereof aak'ise 10 ptali
tIl astst aia ar any esoAa apSl ftaH
tti iHtr iaesfto, RArti't sh'h 't'ihl
OF ~ st'e lain NJ Pffs'M q w"
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shf t.ftW oNti - a''i' 81 q
SUMMONS
TIE STATE II Montana 10 me apoN'
naHatG dei'i aati and 70 an oth'i per
son Nkra9 ~GREEllN.t
Yp4 4tr ttfe9s summoned To answer
tie complaint IN ih3s acton Nhl.l y
fi.d a iae oiicc OF me 't'tk o.
TIL t0sft : COPY ni NhltA - Nrf'"t'i
stskfa $50 NHt anu - ~" fe'' -
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Montana labor news., 1949-11-10

SILVER Bts trades x Lspor Council meets
TUESDAY. 3 p. m. Carpenters Hall J
Crawford. prrs- Harry oates. vice pres
Grant Lindsay. secy.. box 1917
Butte Bldg. Trades couacil meets Tues
dae at 30 p. m. Carpenters Hall
Alex Mcdonald. pres Henrik Graben-
stem. wee pres. VIM Honey. Seey
Ole Flliston. Treas
Montana State Assn. Plumbers and Fit
,ers Theo. Kline. Great Pals. pres,
p,t C sullivan. 40 N Main. Butte.
,ecy next meeting al the call OF the
president
II rbers Paul Rolluan. 1899 Harrison.
pres; John Stanton. vice pres. J r.
costello. 34s f Broadway. sec treas I:
L l.. Hancock. rec. secy j = Balko-
,etr. guide. Meets Is, and 80 wednes-
DAYS. 3 p m. Eagles Hall.
ror,rnders Meets at n f PARK st. I'd
Monday at 8 p NJ John Shoue. pres
ID J. O'Conneli. rec. src d Holland,
sec treas. N Main
Boilermakers-Meets Isl and Sd Tuesdays,
80 Good Templsrs Hall 2l5 n Main.
lla.ry Shaiier pres citrf care.
nc -pies. Ic,ir Johnson. Pm ecy
Lee Mechalsky. treas Chfi Icreliar.
rec -secy GEORGE Bla !. john DanrN.
Art Gerry trustees
nrewcry Workers Wm MlloAey. pres
John Wald. yice-pres John y OBrieu
src-treas. 202l Wall 81 Joe Keeie. re-
cording sec AMOR Nelson. SGT -ai-arms
phone 4442 Meets LIST Wednesday. Car
prnters' Hall.
bridge. Structural & Ornamental lfoi
workers joe Caps. pres, 133 w. Parf
st; rec -secy., Reg Peters. 26l6 Harvard
Ave; fin. see. and y A. Hubert Ben
Montana labor news., 1949-11-10

LEGAL NOTICES

rttr INSTINCT CIttRI pi 4ttf
srrnxn II DISTRICT of fiif
s,.rr ~ MONTANA IL A<n f,le
9,n' ,I'Sry ~ sriXrp ROW
"a 4asas
10 ssH'o u.,..,r p.,tt.A
t'AstaN = na,.4..
haN'' ~, unnxs
u'-''rs .rna. oserttas
moe Naned Defendant
- 'hf 'p'e' nn.vsas "a answer
f"4 -, A,t''1 H" .rt,nn sh,ch +.
ne 'on'pial'' = ~, rlerk q, ms
'iea ~ W. "s',s trrrNifn s.t4.d
: " . - III, ,nut au4Wrr and
upon N"i Z" ,,on ne plaintins
srf'e a copy n'''a, e,fr aag, rf,er "A,
attorney MINI -, e~,cins,,t II
.el''se :" er,,ee and II rnsc OF your
,ne uaN = n,ls, nr ,.sAef Judgment
failure 20 aipsaf 81 :, a.,,sI, "a,
WI De 'ahsn 800 II H. complaint
-. r.ss,at e.at,neut Of tie naturf OF
y G'it'iA' ssas''n'u t,a
INC alton -, amd detendan, inter
TINT va Ill "'s ,M,
Montana labor news., 1949-11-10
MARY MERRICK Adn.aisttatf.
- rA.r-u.. Al.
Da,ed nu,tr. Montana ms 9th day Q

-nLMANN lIIE- NIoN I.lIlLl
Montana labor news., 1949-11-10

Miners rlaou No ! oscar HIS. pres
Richard ROGER Nce-pres John Nc
Leod. I'm Secy Neil + Shea, Rec
secv John Harrington. Conductor
JOHN Kelly. wardc-, Joe Boyle, Joe
Tahlja, Steve Harvey. Carl Keller and
John Shea. trustees A Davis. Gus
iodian Meetings held Every Wednesday
n IS p m
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-22

ridian, made a report on that
convention.
A musical tea TO be sponsored
by the Music club will be given
on Saturday, May z, at 4 p. m.
in the Pascagoula high school, IT
was announced.
In addition to the club mem
bers and Mrs. Ross, other guests
for the luncheon and meeting
were Mrs. P. E. Smith Of Hatties-
burg, state recording secretary
of the Federated Music clubs
Mrs. Naomi Lockett, president OF
the Biloxi Music club and Mrs,
Dan Jensen of the Biloxi club.
Hostesses for the luncheon
were Mesdames Edward A. Kha-
vat, Arthur Jones, Leonard Rob-
inson and James A. Bornman.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-22
NEWS FROM
Helena
BY MRS. HARRY A

The Rev. James Williamson
from Eseatawpa will preach at
the Union church on the fourth
Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m. Ev-
eryone is invited to attend.
Robert Bragg and his son,
Orean, visited his brother, Harry,
on Thursday evening.
Friends of Mrs. Johnnie Will
liams will be sorry to hear that
she is on the sick list and wish for
her a speedy recovery.
The Rev. Walter Bader from
Moss Point will preach at the
Presbyterian church here at Gas
p. m. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jordan Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bragg
on Saturday and all went on {
fishing trip.
The Ladies circle of the Pres
byterian church will meet Tues
day at 2 p. m.
There will be a FELLOWSHIP;
meeting at the Helena UnioI
church on Thursday evening, Ma.
IL at 6, p. m.
Mrs. Edward Lee was called t
Leaksville to attend the funera
of her uncle on Friday. All O
her friends are extending he
sympathy.
Rev. Wyatt held an Easter serv
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-22

ices in the evening. Mrs. Bout
well has a sister, Mary Lou New
man and a brother, A. J. in the
graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Golf and
family and Robert Carl Golf of
Perkinston spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Golf and Mr. and Mrs. R.
c. Faggard.
The many friends of Bill
Bridgeo of Harleston with whom
he had worked were sorry to
hear of his death which occurred
at the Sanatorium on Thursday
morning. Funeral services were
conducted on Friday with inter-
ment in the Marvello cemetery.
He leaves a wife, brother and a
host of friends.
The Baptist revival services
will begin Sunday, April "a, al
IL a. m. The services will be held
in the Wade school since the
church building is not completed.
There will be dinner on the
grounds and three services that
day. The Rev. M. S. Varnado
pastor of the Calvary Baptist
church, will be a guest preacher
The Rev. James Williamson de.
livered two fine messages at the
Caswell Springs church. at the II
o'clock hour and at 7:30 p, m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-22
News From Wode
Closing Exercises OF School Begin;
BacCalaureaie ermon Delivered

odist church on Sunday morning
with about so in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Diamond
have the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Beck of Andalusia,
visiting them for a few days.
Gwendolyn and Nathan Ever
EFT of Moss Point visited friends
in Wade Sunday afternoon and
attended the baccalaureate serv-
ice at the Caswell Springs church
that evening. This was the grad
uating class of which Nathan was
a member when in school at
Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Vaughn and
family spent the weekend with
their parents, w. A. Vaughan and
E. A. Pendergrass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilburne Bout
we'll and son of Moss Point Wis
tied the latter's parents, Nh. ano
Mrs. D. o. Newman, Sunday ano
attended the baccalaureate serv-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-22
STUDENT DAY

"Politiking" for mayor and 9TH
er city, school and county offices
began at the Pascagoula high
school Monday in anticipation of
final balloting April Is for annual
Student Day when pupils of the
school take over Pascagoula. The
primary elections were held We'd
nesday. Announcements of can
didacy were made at an assembly
Monday when platforms were
stated.
Student Day is an annual Gus
tom at the school as apart of the
training of students in city and
county government.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-22
NEWS FROM -.
Baria

Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Williams
of Tanner Williams, Mrs. d.. W.
Billiard and son of Hattiesburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gasoue Baria and
son, Miss Rosa Lee Baria of Mo-
bile and Mrs. Tom Baria were
Sunday visitors in the John Baria
home.
Mrs. c. c. Baria and Mrs.
Frank Smell have been entertain
ing their sister, Earle, who is
making her home in California.
Mrs. Edgar Baria and daugh-
tiers spent Easter with the for
mer's father, George Shampine,
and with her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. "Yank'
Shampine, all of Kreole.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baria ano
children spent Easter with Mrs
Baria's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Kasaby of Escatawpa.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Clark en-
tertained 9 large crowd of young
people in their new home las'
Friday evening.
Business visitors in Mobile las
Thursday were Mesdames Au'
brey King and John Holder, Mis-
Nancy Roberts and Sven Swend'
sen.
Recent guests of Mrs. Ton
Baria we're her sister, Mrs. Gu!
Roberts, Mrs. Nolle Roberts ane
daughter, all Of Orange Grove.
The Baria Home Demonstration
club will hold its regular meet
ing next Wednesday in the home
of Mrs. Norris Holder. The morn
ing will be spent working on ar
ticles for a sale. The bushes
meeting will begin at 2 p. m
after a pot luck dinner is served
Home Demonstration club mem
bers attending the training schoo
held at the Hurley school an
assisting with the kitchen surve.
were Mesdames E. c. Mcdonald
H~arleston; A. C.. Petersen, Hur
ley; George Rockwell and Erett
Carter, Wade; Frank Smell an
J. E. Madsen, Big Point; Glen
Rice and Edgar Baria, Baris
George Hague and A. Arise
Bayou Casotte; Miss Vela. McKir
ley, county agent; Miss Masse,
Hattiesburg, district agent; an
Miss Ann Fielder, State college
Mrs. Edgar Baria and Mrs. Ar