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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Eifnif.
Yifuif.

Sa5 brittle ,lno lebte lifnif in
oieIem Sabr oas bonn 3luieg 80
perbllnoen nit Dem 3lpeig 90 Der.
anltaltet ipiro, finbet am 7. 9lugu1I
SonntagnobmittaN am mobl be.
fannten &ifliffe Eifnif Elot
ltatt. Sieies Sidnid lit lmter Sci:
tllng bonn 2. Si5e=BrGlioenten g.
9taiOel. Sein tiicbtiges &omitee be;
ltebt aus ben folgenoen -griis
bern, Midael Sbulter, Sobn s.
Srben, SObn Srbcn, MihaeI
gofeid, Martin Gbertb, Garl
Sbmiot. Sieie griiDer periiberr
uns einen ib0nen Sag Der Sreuo'
uno llnterbaltuns oralBcn in Got
ties freier gtatur. Samit oielerSa(
elm redt erfOlgreider iein fam
mIBt ou, oeine Samilie rno 6relln
De ia am 7. 9lugult am 8idlifft
Eidnid Elab -oi6 befinoen. 9ll
lerlei Spieie uno llnterbaltunger
fir 8roB uno alein lit geplant
Sansmuiif bis in Die 9tacbt piri
audi porbanoen 1ein.
q. s. 3ea, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Ellis Island, das vorzimmer Amerikas


Sinolelm beleQt. oie gabeaimmer
unO Soilettcn 0efuhelt. Seoer sSSn.
ternierte erbGlt bel ieiner Ginlie.
ierllna slpei gettiicber unb slpei
&nllbefen. Sie gettlpGld)e miro ale
oht Sage aclpehielt. Gen arGRten
Sell oes Sa0es perbringt man inl
Su9esruum, beiien mcitere iSeniter.
fllllbt einen ihDnen 9lusblif uuf Den
Seem sDorfer 6afen bietet. geaueme
Slide uno Stiible, Elm &lupier, 2eie,
Shreib= lno Spieltilcbe MAIDEN Den
9lufentbalt Nemiltlid) uno un0enebm.
Sa9siiber fam man alh nodJ 9e.
lieben in Dem etlua ID Seftar aroRen
Earf ipasierenAeben.
400 &alorien an" 5aa
Sas Gilen miro in elmer @roB.
fiihe bereitet. Nur boblpertiQe Nab.
rllnNsmittel. Die Don Den iSirmen Qe.
llefert lueroen. bel oenen Die ame.
rifoniihe glrmee uno iSlotte elnfdu.
fen, fpnlmen auf Den Sild. Die
Mabl,citen iino reihlih uno entbal.
ten minbeltens 400 &alorien tao.
lih, luGbreno Der 9urdihnittsame.
rifoner $500 &alorien an SaQ per.
sebrt.
Sn Der nit elmer eleftriihen Sr.
0cl, &ldpier, 9lltar uno 8eid)tltubl
ollsaeriilteten &apelle finoen re0el-
mibioe 0ottesoineite aller &onfei.
lioncn itatt. gllBeloem untcrbGlt bic
oeilsarmee cine gibliothef NIT rlmo
10000 YGnoen uno einem ei0enen
2eierallm. 3lpeimal in Der @ohe
beitebt Die WGNliffeit alllm Yeiucb
elmer ,silmporltcllunN.
@nblfabrtspfleaer fiimmern iih
um Die ioaialen GerbGltniiie ore Sn.
ternierten. unterbalten eine eiaene
Sd)ule un oeinen &inOeraarten. Sie
iorAen aud, oafiir, oak fein Sntre.
nierter, Dem naf TriiflrnQ Der Gad).
lo0e Die Ginreiieerlaubnis erteilt
purbe. Gllis SSlaub in ihletbt qe.
.fleioetem 3uitano perldRt. Sie tau.
fen Giienhabntaren fir MitteQoie,
'aeben oas @epad sur gabn, ,loraell,
fir llnterfunft uno ieben litf NIT
DEN @oblfabrtsoraaniiatioue am
Seltimlnllnasort bes Gin,palltererS
in Serbinouno. Die ibm oonn, nah
ieiner Gntlaiiuna aus Glis Sslano,
bel Der Ginbiirgerlln0 bebilflih Iinb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Iso|ierung der russischen Steppe

iprtipdhreno iteieenben Nutuna ins
llnermeBlirbe.
GiniIub pun gSino uno @aiier
Man bate aber ourdihnittlirhe
Gerlulhperte fir ein5elne Hepubli=
fen mo 2onbiboften ermittelt. 90
batte man aeflnben, oub bie Gro
iipnsperlulte ourh ben GinfluB pol
SSoiier unb @ino ie nah Sage,
&limu. lmo Observation-Disclosures lie
Scftor slpiid,en .ehpo 3 unb 5 Son=
men iobrlicb in Der aemiiBi9ten Eoo=
iolsone lie0cn, mGbrenb iicb an on=
beren Stellcn &erlulte ppn 12 llnD
mebr Sonnen Sabr INN Subr ernlit=
teln lieben.
Gpr bieien GerluItauoten ihlpano
ale ruiiiite Soffnuno oobin. slmdl
Der &erlult an 0ieinitifltpff Dem go
oenperluit in feiner &eiie nocbltano.
ST belief iic) ouf SetrGNe bon 80 bis
45O &lo. ie Seftar I'M Subr, ie nui,
Ser Sage. Sos lino Gerlulte, bic in
feiner &eiie su erieten linb, oud,
niht fir Die bette 2anolpirtlbaft.
Ser ncue ruiiiidc Ylan
Sos "N9rp=&alh= Eroieft". hos
bie Guiien iebt entlporfen bohln
uno ociicn Surd)fiibrunO Tie tis ,lrl
Sabre 1865 oui Ser 2iIte brin0en=
Der StuotsallfNohcn Itehen hoben,
erinncrt noh TlonllnQ lmp &ir-
fllnoslpeiie Iebhoft an Den umeri=
faniifen ySbelter Eclt" ben 9tppie-
pelt bel Der Surthfiihrlno ieines Ge=
fultipierln0slperfcs i'm omcrifuni=
icben mittleren &citcn ais rationale
slufNobe in @eltolt pflan,cn licB, lpp
oieier &lnlhualb pom @plf bon Mie=
rifn Bis an bic @rcn,e Gonooas
ben iinnlpS Oemnrhctcn NutllrlpulD
bon cinlt erleten ipll.
Nocb Dem Elon lit bos oi0ontii(bc
Solpietreih in cine Geibe pnn Sin.
ielflGcben clnoeteilt. Inn onrt luno
pirtl(baftlid) pertpnl!e 9lnlo0en Dor
SrodenlhGben uno lleherflutrnN
ourcb bic Steppe au ihiiten. Cane.
ben oher lino einiue yStootsitub:
'treifcn" pnr0eieben. Oie parallel Sen
NrpEen Nluol1lfen Don 9tprben nod,
Siinen perlallfen lmb has Suno in
iciner oonsen greite nurholleren.
PIN oielen Oriinen Shubltreifen ipll
bie Steppe ollf ibrcm Gprmorid)
nocb &elten Siirhen finoen, Die nun
ilhlper III erobern iein iperoen.
3mansia Miliuuen @dume
Ser @rDbe Scr 9lufoobe entipricft
Scr ins sluoe aefaBte sluflponD. Gs
licat ouf. Ser 6onb, oob ticfe Gin=
oriffe in ben Seitono an frlNhtharenl
Sunp oemucht merpen miiiien, I'M
ourcb oicie Ereis0abe oas beorobte
3onb su rctten. ShGtuu0slpeiie mer.
ben alliGbrlih etlpo 90 Williar-
Ben illnaer gGume ols Tflan,aut
benOti9t. Sosu fpmmen umfunarei-
he Gnrbereitln0cn oes @elinbes,
,SlubreNulierllnNen, @eaebouten II.
!. ~. Nos Den JtllIien porihlpebt, lit
eines Der orIBten 2onopcrbeiie,
rllnosproiefte, bic ienlols in Der
9Selt por0enpmmen norocn iino.
Sos 3icl lit lobneno. Sas Sta-
oilm bihlter Gcfobr lit in GuR=
lano erreiht. Ser SunNer pGdllt Don
Subr au Sabr, Die Grnten linfen,
lpGhreno unoererieitS Die 3abl Der
bun0ernoen Menihen bon Sabr gu
Sobr rapid IteiAt. Sie 2eit nabt.
no oas Hieienreicb in @efubr ltebt,
ieine Wenihensublen nidt mebr iott
MADDEN gu fDnnen. Gor ollem obcr
gilt es bier, cine menihlihe Gemein.
lhoitsallf9abe su belpGltiaen.
(&Dlniicbe GunDibou.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14

Siinoit bot oie iotpietiicbe Central
reoierllno oie @elt NIT Der Wtlttel=
lung ilberraicbt, ooB lie beNonnen
babe, i'm Hobmen Ser aentrulen
StoatsuufNaben eiuen orobsiiNi0ell
Flon CUR Sefdmpfllno Der Grolion
uno Der fortirbrcitenoen Gerltep.
puma ourhsufiibren. Sus 0iQonti=
lhe &erf, ous 10 out mie ale Seile
nes rieiiNen Gcirbcs in leinen &ir-
flnasbereid) einbesiebt, ioll Den
3eitrurm bon iiinf,ebn Sobren aus
fiillcu uno ponlt cine Der orDBten
lonocsfulturellcn Sllfoohen lperoen,
Die ic unternnmmem iruroen.
Stcppe wicoer IN @cueguua
Sin rnentrinnbores GcrbGnonis
ihlpebt iiber Dem rlliiiid)en 2onofp=
lpb, 10 Ianoe Der ruliiihe 9anobol
Mctbpbcn fulNt, Die einieitio 9tiif=
liht auf ben Grtraa nehnen. obnc
bic &irflnNen ullf ben Spben ielblt
in Necbnllno sl itellen. 9tiemann
pcib oos beiicr ols bic rulilihell
Tppenflmblcr ielblt, lie iino oui)
niht miibe 0cipnrocn. Den lpurncn=
Den Singer all erbeben.
slhcr Der pplitiihe 3lpono Ser
Tcrh1ltniiie licb oie &urmnNen
lnO MubnmuCn llnoehGrt i'm lpcitel,
Sonoe perballen. Seit ge9in Der
SpmietberrI(l)oft oeaen Gnbe oes
erItcn 9Scltfrei0es unterIieNt bas
Hono einem pfienen pber perfappten
fraIicn Huubbou.
3criaa Scr 9idbrilddcu
Sn meitcn Siltriften bon Notur
aus frllhtborer Sldhen fam es d.
bel su Gllberlich QlGnsenocn Grtruasz
bilun'en, ohcr Der inncre 3erfull
Der 9tGbrfIGhen modte inter Dem
Ginflub Don eiIi1cn &intern nit
ibren rieliOcn Sd)neemulicn, bon
Stromen db0ebenoer Schnel5lpui=
ier, uon ousoDrrenben Srpfen1emin.
ben I'M CONNER unuufbDrlithe Sort:
icbritte, Slnlol ous @unp in Nerus
oc'u hciipeilloiem OtoHe bes ipirts
lanlIten Shlltes 0e0en bieie Gin=
fliiiie, oes sSaloes lmD iciner no
tilrlihcn Fflun3enoefe beroubt pllr=
De.
Sic Stcppe, Sic sic Senoen, hat,
bon Sitcn nah SSeltcn au monoern
lno iicb INNER tiefer in irllhtbore
Sldcben binen51freiien. blieb IN
SelpeNllnN, lno es ocihob 10 gut
lpie nicbts, Inn Dem rlDrnerii,hen
Tpr0uno gu lteuern. Srfane, Die
iiber oos ibubloie 2uno bloien, ent=
fiibrten idbrlih neitere Mtillipnen
upn Somen frucbtborer Spbenpor=
tifel, unO Die 'SlllBlGuie fiilltcn lit)
NIT Staub, Der Die Sdiffabrt be-
binocrt.
Ser llmfana Der Sd)docn
Ser ruiiiihen 9Siiienlhaft iino
Die fortl(breitenben SdGOcn, bic
ibrem Sanhe o!lrh Die sunebmenpe
Grolipn 5uNefii0t meroen, ieit Ian
gem bcfannt; Dcnn lie bcihGftiNt
lih felt Dem perounoenen Sobrhun=
bert NIT Den einihldaieen lroble=
men ltGrfer oIs Die GElebrten onoe=
rcr Climber. Sic eritcn ipltemutiihen
,Snrihun9en fonben INN Die Subr=
bunoertmenpe in Der &alolteppenre=
1ipn Don &lrif nit numbuften Gr=
fDl1en ltutt.
Ser &eltfrice lnterbrah Die Grs
petition. Inter Der Solpiet=Serr=
lhoft lebten Die aSpridDunNen aber III
NroBcm llmIanNe pieoer auf, I'M
ipGter, in fritilhem 3eitpunfte,
ourh ben slpeiten oSeltfrlea cine
neue llnterbrerbun0 3u erfabren. Die
ShGocn aber iuucblen ulter elmer
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Qrauernad,rtdlt

esr Nap Cattle. Ea.. itarb am 25
Stunt nat i6perem 2eiIoen i'm slte,
BON 50 Sabren
sapriter Sara SdutId)-Yinber
lltt6 nl,rhe am q. Suni lmter gro
Der @etailig,u1g BON Sanbsleuten,
Greltruoen ,tno Gereins= WGtglieoera
Ses Stpeig q ,mter Seitlmg Don No'
flor s.. 9. Yoellot aus Der G!hrilt 90
Sutb Stride allr eluigen 9tlbe gebet'
tet. 1ie SaItngeibInoene ,par am
81. Mtiir5 1880 IN 8roblalielen. Sie:
benbiireen, gebpreat lmto fnm i'm Sab
re 1902 natb SEN Gereinigten Stao,
ten; iie tpar Elm Wtitglieo oes 3peDQ
q 6ouie bes Central Gerbuuo. Sbr
gbegatte eing fhr I'M Sabre 1888
uro ibre Sflpeiter I'M slllgult 1887
i'm Sooe poraus. Gs trmlern lm oie
TabfngeItiebele hrci SDbne, Wtar.
tin, Ssobn rno 8eorg 9moer llno
Snhter Serminc Goe lmo 8 gnfel,
ftrloer, biele SrNmbe lnh 9efanntc
iotpie Die ShneIteru bes 3tueig -.
slls GgrentrugcrinHpn famgiertell
Die Sd,lpeiteru: &utburina FalNIini,
Mnna Siencrt. ama SbmiOt. Gli5.
@eltfer, isrIidoo 9obe!loorier, Warie
Sd)llller, Sobarta Shaas lrnO Gcs
gira 8enoer. Nllbe ibrer gThe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
3,ueis 30.

Sic nadIte regelmGBiae Ser
iammlune finbet fSreitag, ben ~
slugult, s llbr abenos ltatt. Na'
griioer linb eebetcn oieier allber
uroentliden Seriammllrng bei5u
1uobnen. Sie ,uihtige Gireftortlun
|Srage apiro on bieiem slbelo gum
GeIprdtb sebrabt. Sa iino bein,
@eoanfen lno 8efiible benotigt uni
eripilni6t. 9(. s. Self, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
SOnterus &irdem Trauen
8erein.

IS oiene alien Sdlpeitern oes
&irben Srauen gereins CUR 9e=
fdlligen 9iadridt, baB Die nlonat=
lide Geriammlllng sonntag, ben
II. Suli 2:3O llbr nadmittags
i'm Sabienbeim abgebalten miro.
9lqe S6ipeitern iino gebeten lid
5ablreib 5u beteili9en; es iino wi6s
tige 8el6dfte gu bel6lieBeu.
llniere sluguitiibung faat aus
ipegen Der 0emeinoeferien iuie all.
iibrlib.
Mnna Serbert. Gefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
AmS farrell, pa.
3iuei9 21.

Gs biene alien Sdrpcitcrn sur ge'
fdaigeu gtahriht, Dob llniere niditt
@eriainrll,ng nnl Or;tten So,nltal
i'm Monat Itattfinbet, ulio ben II
Suli, 3 lubr na6mittag5 itattiinoet
IQe Sbnrltern meroen eriudt in
Ser gerfammll,ns anlpeieno 5u fem
Cara Srans, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
2uS Salem. Obte
Salem s3rucis 19 banft.

ga ,nier Seit am 3. uno 4. Suli
Elm iebr erfolgreihes mar, iollten
mir nibt unterlalien alien Srils
bern lmo Scblpeitern oes 3lpcig 19
llno IS uno alien bon nab unl
fern iir Die Seilnabme am Seit I'M.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Ndtnng Saugrrbunb.S Scftioncu!

SD rihte oieies Shreiben an al
Sic SefretGire ser iihntlidycn Butt
oesieftionen 5cs Siebenbiirger Sad),
fen Sangerbuno BON gtorosImerita.
9ie folgenoeu 2ieber tpl1roen aus.
erpdblt fir @taiienb0re om SGn-
gerfelt in grie. Gu., Septcmber 4
mo 5 aus Dem 8eiangbld .Telt.
h0re" fir ons 1949 9unoes. .Sduger.
felt tbes Siebenbiirger Sutien Sdu.
gerbluoeS Don HorbIMmerifa:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14

ett Nep Cattle. Ea.. itarb am 25.
Stunt nab ibtperem 2ei!oen i'm Iltcr
BON 50 Sabren
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
Wesleyan Guild
Compliments Miss
Rhodes With Shower

Miss Katherine Rhodes, BRIDE
elect of early February. was
the honoree at a miscellaneous
shower given by her fellow mem
)ers of the Mary Chappell unit
If Wesleyan Service guild on
Thursday evening at the home
If Miss Ina Thompson.
After an evening spent in play
ing games, each guest wrote a
note of advice in a brides book
which was presented to the hon
oree. Later she was escorted in
10 another room where rainbow
,olored steamers were suspend
ID from the chandelier and at
he end of each was a gift for the
)ride-elect.
At the conclusion Of the even
hg refreshments were served by
he hostesses.
In addition to the members o.
he Guild other guests were the
lonoree's mother, Mrs. H. M
Rhodes, and her grandmother
frs. Adeline Davis of Escatawpa
nd Mrs. II. B. Overstreet, guile
mother.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
7unerol Services
'or w. "A. Seymour
Held On Saturday

William Albert Seymour, ma
i've and lifelong resident of Jack
on county, died at his home at
ocean Springs Thursday of last
week at 5:45 p. m. He was &C
ears old and had been i'll for
iome time. He was a retired
armer.
Funeral services were conduct
ID Saturday at 2 p. m. at the res.
dence by the Rev. Francis deg
ian. Interment was in the Sey-
nour cemetery and Fails Funera
Home of Pascagoula was If
barge.
He is survived by his widow
1rs. Dora Ellen Seymour o.
ocean Springs; a daughter, Mrs
EUGENE Tiblier, Biloxi; two sons
clifton and Henry Seymour
Ocean Springs; two sisters, Mrs
aura Webb and Miss Mary Sey
1our. Ocean Springs; three
,rand children and one great
grandchild.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
Irnmunizotion Is
Featured On Health
Program In Schools

Monday marked the beginning
of the immunization program by
the county nurses in schools
throughout the county. This pro-
gram is to be a continuation of
the Special Referral program
which has been underway since
September.
The Special Referral program,
which has proved to be the most
successful means of examining
children in schools, consists of a
process by teachers through
which each teacher finds children
needing medical attention and
sends them to be examined by the
pediatrician in the health depart
ment.
Under the program this year
Asa children yer examined. Of
this number 1877 received correc-
tons; 1T of which were spon-
sored by the county Board of
Supervisors.
The school immunization pro-
cess was one of the first Public
Health procedures to be adopted
in this county and has grown in
popularity as the people have be-
come increasingly aware of the
Importance of such a program.
All children in Jackson county
schools are required to show a
health card certifying that they
have been immunized. During
their visits to the schools tn e
nurses bring the children up-to-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
Annuqf ComeHio Show Attended BY
Sever0E Hundred Persons Saturday

other members of the Progressive
club.
The registration of the more
than 1870 exhibits was in charge
OF a committee composed of Mes
danes Arthur Allen, j. E. Stone
and A. p. May. Mrs. r. c. Gui-
ley and Mrs. c, w. Smith were
on the phone committee.
The display included plants and
many individual specimens as
web as floral arrangements in
containers and corsages.
Several Of the local florists and
nurserymen also had distinctive
exhibits and a number Of camellia
growers from down in the county
put on arresting showings.
The table containing the ex-
hibit Of the Mems Camellia club
was particularly notable for the
size. variety of plants and blooms
and was always surrounded with
admirers.
Mrs. A. p. May, president of
the Progressive club, had Mrs.
c. A. Carrier as overall chair
man with Mrs. w. K. Gulley and
Mrs. Milton Brewer as Cocoon
mittee women.
A. particularly beautiful spot
in the exhibition room was the
table at which Mesdames w. r.
GuIley and T. r. Swartwout Of
the refreshment committee were
assisted by Marie Gulley, in serv-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

ing punch and cake. The table
was covered with a handsome lace
cloth, the handiwork Of Mrs
Annie Graham and was centered
with a crystal punch bowl flank
ed by branched candelabra in
which were receptacles for flow
ers, which in this instance were
filled with pink perfection camel
las that matched the tapers they
held.
The season is too early for {
general showing of flowers othe
than camellias but there were
beautiful arrangements of mar
cissi and roses in the main hal
and smaller room, and in the
hall was handsome basket of py
racanthus. Ivy was used alonl
the walls and in draping the
mantlepiece in the hall.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

The Woman'g Progressive and
the Mems camelhs Clubs scored
another triumph in their annual
camellia show which took place
at the Eik's home Saturday from
2 To- 8 pm. About 275 guests reg
istered besides a number who
failed to enter their names in the
guest book presided over by Mes
DANES Z. B. Dunten and Robert
Reinecke who were assisted by
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
NEWS III
Foniainebleau

Joe Byrd, who is in training
in the u. S. Army at Fort jack
son, S. c.. was a visitor to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Byrd
for several days.
Ernest Carroll, Jr., who has
completed his boot training in
San Diego, Calf, has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Carroll for ten days. On his re-
turn to San Diego, he will be as
signed to ship duty in the Paci-
fic.
Miss Irene Boswell and Mrs,
Roy Knapp motored to Jackson
Sunday to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miller
and three children of Mount Gle
ments, Mich, are spending the
winter months here. Mrs. Miller
is the former Miss Betty Harvey
Miss A. B. Abbott and Mrs
Marcella Noble, who have been
on the sick list, are better al
this time.
The employees at H. p. Flat
eau's pecan packing house enjoy
ed a pot-luck dinner during the
noon hour Monday. This is the
custom at intervals during the
pecan season and is greatly en-
joyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Davis, ST..
and little grandson, Peter Gautier
spent Thursday and Friday in
Gulfport.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Davis and
little granddaughter, Trudy
FURRY of Vancleave, were visit
ors in the Phil Davis, Sr., home
Monday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
Mrs. Annie Rye
Dies In Mobile:
Funeral Held Here


Funeral services were held il
Paseagoula on Sunday for Mrs
Annie Erette Trehern Rye VIII
died at her home in Mobile 0.
last Friday.
Mrs. Rye was a native of Pas
cagoula, the daughter of the lat
Dudley and Ada Trehern, but ha
been a resident of Mobile fe
about 20 years.
She is survived by her HUSBAND
James l.. Rye. and M So
James L. Rye, Jr. and two daugh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
up and dheod

Looking for a job with a real
future? Then look into avia-
ton! Here is an exciting, inter-
esting career for you-chock-
full of opportunities for train
ing and education. Yes, today's
best deal for the young man
who wants to get into aviation
is the new u. S. Air Force. You
get good pay, right from the
beginning. You can learn on
the job, under experts who
can't be topped anywhere.
There are fine technical
schools, where vacancies exist
for qualified men. Ladies. too,
can become members of the
WAF, the women's branch of
the Air Force. Merit is the basis
for advancement. Yes. here's
really big opportunity. Talk to-
day to your Air Force Recruit
err. He's at the Palace Phar-
macy Bldg, Pascagoula. The
educational features of training
in the new Air Force has meant
success and happiness for
thousands of ambitious men
and women. You can open your
own door to a secure future by
getting on this great team.
You, too, can keep pace with
the progress in aviation by en-
listing now.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

Salt beds range in thickness
from a few inches to more than
300 feet.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

date on their immunization, thus
renewing their health cards for
a new year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

Salt makes up more than three
fourths of the dissolved mineral
matter in the sea.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
UNIFORM AID


FRANKFURT, Germany-(API
After three wears of re-educa-
ion and standardization, people
n Frankfurt were astounded
When they read the following an
nouncement in the local "Neu6
Presse':
Foreigner wants to buy uni
'orm with br%eastplate and bel
net for 7-year-old boy.
tiers, Miss Vera Rebecca Rye and
Miss Betty Frances Rye of Mo.
bile. She is also survived by two
brothers, Albert Trehern and Joe
Trehern and N sister, Mrs. c.
w. Styron of Pascagoula; on g
grandchild and other relatives.
Funeral services were conduct
ed on Sunday with interment in
the Greenwood cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
SUBURBAN sALE-vRGIklA

Exclusive, But inexpensive!
for Mr.. Average Man to
MT down lcots and enjoy life in
nejghboriy Woodlawn Village,
painted cedar shingle bungalow
with 3 bedrms.. practical well ar
ranged living rm., separate dining
rm. and kitchen, numerous cedar
room and outside entrance. Diet. l.
car garage. we'll handicapped lot.
Why not look today? Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd., oW. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

FIRST COMMERCIAL. downtown
One blk. north OF Penna. ave.
671a-ft frontage. 5,70o So; IT
Price. $3.50 per square #. Owner
sirabie tenant. Call Mr.. Measell, DI
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC. -ld
2.nd AND M SITS. N.W.-lst coml.,
2-story and basement brick. hot
water heat; suit. to remodel for any
bus: Price; $500. WoSoDuWLARD Iu.L &
RGNH5Si re. sSs5; NesseEs' week ends e and erss.,
Mr.. Mccarthy. Wo. 5226. IA
STORE, 3 apis. and storage bsmt.
Choice corner on K st. ne. 3 auto.
gas heating units. Wonderful poss.
Reas; GE; 26l4. ,..,o.
100 it. with s rm. bungalow. Ideal
FELL REAL ESTATE. sH. s794.
1913 VERMONT AVE, NV story
corner brick bldg, arranged now as
LARGE beauty shop, restaurant and
5room apt or on nnv rd pnd o9r o ,sness mesa
Selling price $4,000. $500 cash,
NEAR IITH AND Irvine ST. NV
Basmt, store, . apts.: 1st A.. now
vacant. Showing good returns,
priced rlgnt 1or QUICK safe. n. !
RANDOLPH, 2137 K st. NV, RE.
2137. TR. 1865. -16
aand AND NJ SITS. N.W.-1st coml.,
fronting on > streets; present i'm
provements consist of > brick dwell
ings. containing total II rooms,
2 baths: rent. S114.25 mo. Price,
100000. WOODWARD & NORRIS,
Realtors. 723 Goth NV. RE. 65S5;
week ends and ewes. Mr.. Mccarthy,
WO. 5226 -16
FOR DOCTORS AND DENTISTS. new
brick medical building, wired and
plumbed for doctors; 8 rooms on 1st
floor. 3 rooms on 2nd floor. Close
to Clarendon circle. $4,000 cash
will handle.
j. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.
nY ddSH CH 1d27
Evening star., 1949-08-14
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGINlA
IN FASHIONABLE CIRCLES

Rambler-type homes are seen and
most admired, the sweeping grace
full lines of this rambler suggest
easy tasteful living Center-hall
entrance, 24-foot living room with
fireplace. party room. master suite,
with . additional bedrooms and
bath, all correctly proportioned and
designed. This individual home is
placed among substantial properties
OF successful people. Appointments
will be arrsnged bv
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd.. OW. 5000,
Evening star., 1949-08-14
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGINIA
CAREFUL BUYERS

Here is the home you have been
brick Colonial, with $4,000 first
trust. moderate cash. This home
features a lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place, family-size din. rm., mod.
kit. lge. pine paneled den with
picture window, also large screened
back porch and q bath on first
tile bath on second; full basement
with outside entr. with built-in ga
rage. Shown by appt. only