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OWNER BUILT

OWNER BUILT
This 4 bedrm., Q bath home Of the
finest materials; 20x14 IT. Iv. rm;
has Heatalater In fireplace: pine
paneled den offers . perfect tele-
vision rm.; banauet-sized din. rm. :
full bsmt.; has built in garage. CT
YEONAS REALTY
GIL. 21O0 Exclusive Agents OK. 1243
- IA
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So YOU STREET NV.
6 rooms. tile bath, large kitchen, full
basement. oil hot water heat. porch.
large yard. double garage, 20r paved
alley. lne hardwood floors through
out, large closets, excellent condi-
Good terms. T. R. FITZGERALD,
OIL. 5506. 81
COLORED, vacant, 1st comm; ST $50
cash 1929 N. Cap. 2-.sty. brk., 2
rms, tile b.; 3 rms. "a b. bsmt.;
h.-w h.. sim. wind; UN; 7045.;, Ia
COLORED-52OQ QUINCY ST. NV
Semidet. brick; 4 bedrms.. attic, rec.
COLORED, vacant. first commercial;
1880 cash. 1929 N. Cap, 2-story
brick, 7 rms, tiled bath. 3 rms, "a
bath bsmt; h.-w.h., storm win
doWS I'm 704h IA
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

SMALL WAREHOUSE suitable for
light assembly work; heat and toilet
Phone W. NJ. B.. ST. 4475. lie
MINIMUM. 1000 50. IT,. prefer one
with refrigeration. Win make own
repairs II necessary. III. 3-2770.
Ask for MR.. GROSSMAN. IA
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HoJsEs wrp. TO BUY (cont

BUNGALOWS. houses, D: c. or Md
Prompt attention, sale of your home
Cash or part cash and terms to
your advantage; Many clients. Ere. Free
ST sew ia bons as41 BIDS l4th and i. i; =
LET's Els Sell THAT HOUSE befor.
cold weather comes and the market
declines. If you want all cash
white or colored. call ATLAS REAL.
TY CO., ST. 1868; ewes. VI. sl36
HOUSES NEEDED. NV. Wash. and
nearby Maryland, JAYEM REALTY
oUICK WILL BE the action in puyinp
g9qIr, home for eqe6 cash; N M1TcHEa..l p 1a.
2D vsy WAIT eaTt r9 sEsl y01r GeSs hoass
Chase or Silver Spring call MA. $500
or ewes, TIA. O757, Mr.. Terry. We
have clients waiting. r. S. BLACK
If r PROMPT ATTENTION to the sal,
of your home. business or invest
ea @fpf r property Il Thef you
SOS North Capitol, MA. $3.50. Free
ALL apIfelss cAsH AT eoeS oNcE sose fof your b.
house. frame or brick, large ..
small; condition tmmateriaL Boz
80. Rockville. Nd --.----
NORTHEAST HOMES NEEDED, par.
ticularly in Woodbridge, or adjacent
Prince George County. but any good
crate in this area and have ready
cash buyers who urgently need hous-
MI. Blackwood. NO. e5ez.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1znE Wy MA OQAk
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46O2 5TH ST. N.W.-VACANT
Eight rooms. 2 baths. oil heat, built
in garage; can be sold partly fur
nished or unfurnished. Call M. B.
MARSHALL J, WAPLB CO. Realtor
1924 14th st. NV. UI S346.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

FNlNCE UEOhUES COON L i
dIATTsvILLE-5 bedrooms, frame;
wonderful place for children; i'm
maculate .cond.; lge. level lot on
nice paved St.; as low as 81 0O0 On.
ad00 or WA. s24e. ID
OWNER living in Fla. will sell at bar
gain about 20 acres with dwelling
near Sill. Sgp, Mont. Co. Apply P. Q
! Boy 341; SILVER Spring. Nd; lie lie
basement: b' gas W heat; Ice. corner lot;
sacrifice for S10.95O; low dn. pay
ment or will go GI. j; RANDALL
WALCROFT, Realtor. 3302 Perry
St, Mt. Rainier. UN. 34o0 or WA.
home. lge. level lot: oil heat, venetian
blinds. equipped kit less than 2
right Easy terms. JOHN H.
s-ROoM FRAME HOUSE. lot sox1 90,
ss5nOdy s61 SSv Hills v Md rens s75os e s7o With
pRG-waR re: AZ aasroRY =; o1n1 BRICKS is twin
sized bedrms.. biult-in gar. equip.
kit. full basmt. with outside en-
trance Walking distance University
SHE siRls us Can MI iIAgss. Meas. ~ VA 1d 1898
WEST HYArrsv1LLE-slo.5oo. easy
terms. 8 rooms. bath, cleo. oil
heat, laundry trays. auto. hot water,
close to. everything. Possession.
oil III h.ow.h.; lot 5os15o It. Erwin
REALTY CO.. HY. 0334; ewes, WA
1891. Ia
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INVESTMENT PROP, FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
GIs. ATTENTION-Four-f family apt.
bldg. TWO GIs can buy with $3.50
Sas Sash sne6Dns iss1 R0ds5a snd sehoo sf close m F.
GHELL QUICK, ST. 1908; ewes.
oFfIcE 4 BUILDING, DOWNTOWN.
near Dupont Circle and Conn. ave.
Renovated, vacant; immediate pos
pI. 10I5: ewes. ST. 2s4s. VIM. Il.
NEW NfHpERTeR BRfGR BGiLbING-rwo BHii 5EHi stores:
two :2-bedroom apartments. 2 small
warehouses, in growing suburban
return on investment. Cain Di: i0i5
till pm. WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS
81 NEW YORK AVE. NV. converted
into four apartments, 4 baths and
wonderful transpo,tation. Shown by
MARsHahk MaR 9hE j. NV wAPhE RasFS Co. ro Resto5: RSs
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346. j..
3-UNIT BRICK APT. BLDG, located
near. near Coral I.Iaa1,s Hills sae shopping center:
annasl ass ssaoo sn5 gag Can heat s:
come. soUTHEAsT REALTY CO.,
APPRoK g1 e s.o sye; $50 so. Fl FT son9 so eonm S
zone, r. I. ave. n.e.-s7k It. front
on r. /. ave. and 61h #. on Irving
St; approx. 100 IT. deep. good 9-rm.
2-bath residence; excel. loc. for
stores and apt. Call OWNER, DU.
No 5'1ai RENT coNTRo1-only one left.
new 4-family brick nat; convenient
intown Sc. location; tenants furnish
utilities; excellent income; reason-
able price and terms. GEORGE Y.
WORTHINGTON & SON, Real Estate
1896. Ii
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;HIPLEY TERRACE

SHIPLEY TERRACE
6-rm. row brick. 1st fl. has liv. rm.,
din. rm., fully equip. kit. 2nd A.
has bedrms. and tiled bath. Full
bsmt. with laund. tubs and gas
a.c.h 1st Trust at .41a%, payable
at S5S,91 per mo-, incl. taxes and
ms. Call Mr.. Piercy at AT. 0566
or OW. 3O05, till 8 pm.
The Gables Company
ohOo ys,o,aeo+o Ayo GU 10
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PETWORTH

Semidetached. 8 rooms, 2 baths, rec
water heat; immaculate condition
convenient location. Call Mr.. North
ern, Sligo 1859. with BETHEL, DI
RI 100
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont J

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Nr. schools,
shopping and transp.; 2 bedrms.
all furn, incl. silver, dishes. also
auto. washer; $125 mo. WI. 5439
Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CLUB-4 bed
rms, 2 baths, S210 monthly. Call
EN-. 9236 or write Box 53-J, Star.
s13e WESTERN AVE-, Chevy Chase,
Md.-Detached brick, Z rooms g
bedrooms, 2 baths, Gear garage,
recreation room and maids room
in basement; large corner lot con-
venient to churches, stores and
Cali Miss schroth. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, Ma
1925 5' 'sHERR1ER rL. N.w.-Detaeheds
brick. 6 rooms g bedrooms. 2
baths, built-in garage; oil heat:
Schroth. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
NEWLY DECoRATED-Charming Q
bedrms., desirable residential nv,
conven. transp., shopping. WI.
2143. la
Mass. Ave. NV. Extended
6 rms, 2 baths; bedrms. Available
to cple. without children. Live with
r owner on mutual arrangements;
$50 mo, exclusive of utils. WI.
2579 ewes. Elk. 1900 ext. 2233,
weekdays. ~
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Arlington Realty co.
1904 Wilson Blvd, OW. 5000. -

NEAR MT. VERNON
Not so far from the home where the
Father of Our Country spent many
happy days of his declining years.
We have ? lovely brk. homeE1 a
rn1. and firepl., family-size din. rm.,
nicely equipped kit, full bsmt.; stor-
age attic; front screened porch: on
a lot 1O0x220. This is really a
dream home at 15,250-terms
The other is q 4-bedrm., 2-bath
imposing looking and beautifully
designed home. Lge. liv. rm. with
firepl., lovely din. rm., completely
equipped kit. All bedrms. twin size;
2 complete tiled baths; full bsmt. :;
screened porch. Lot, 100x220 and
nestled among stately trees. This
Is location of loveliness and en-.
chantment. lust miles south oi
Alex All of this for Sl6.500. Act
today or it will be too late.
ARLINGTON Realty Co.
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BETHESDA-$29,95 $50

BETHESDA-S29,9 ,95O
The answer for the family searching
for a fine home in the proper en-
vironment. This house, custom built,
Just prior to the war, OF the finest
material, has entrance hall, lge. liv.
rm. with fireplace. guest-size din.
rm., mod. equip. kit, paneled den.
powder rm., side screened porch. 2nd
Il. has 3 twin-size bedrms.. and Q
tiled baths, full bsmt.,. recrea. rm:,
2-car attached gar, slate roof.
beautiful corner lot.
BRICK BUNGALOW
Lovely liv. rm., family-size din. rm.,
lge. mod. kitchen, 2 bedrms. Il twin
size), small paneled den. recrea.
rm., gas &C. heat. concrete porch,
beautifully Handicapped lot. This
house is in immaculate condition and
located In very nice section OF
Takoma Park. Priced at $l4,950.
WOOD-CONLEY co.
REALTORS
e710 Georgia Ave-, Silver Spring
81. 800 until . PM. -16
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COLORED
5000 BLOCK EADS ST. NE.
GoEA nnILIM

5000 BLOCK EADs ST. NE.
$3.50 DOWN
5 rm brick in excel. cond. Mod.
kit. and tile bath, h.w.h., full bsmt.,
nice yard. Call Mrs. Morrison,
cox & CO.. DI. 4254 or UN. S417:
Colored-Brookland
Near 10th and Jackson SITS. ne
Beautiful detached 2-story brick,
center-hall plan, living rm: with
fireplace, dining rm. and kitchen
on 1st f., 8 lovely bedrooms and
bath on 2nd f.; recreation rm. with
side entrance: beautiful lot. Priced
to sell with reasonable terms. Call
till pm. weekdays, Sun, 12 to s.
VIM. Ca1omiris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1855: ID
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COLORED

COLORED
Desirable NV. Section
Lovely semidet. home, 2 kits, i "a
baths, first-floor powder room. drive
in garage, oil h.-w:h.; perfect cond;.
$1,000 down. Reduced for quick
sale. Call Mrs Anckorn, CAMPA-
NELLA 81 WOOD. EX. Alb. Eve
nings and Sunday, OV. 450S. IA
COLORED-VACANT
$1,000 DOWN, 1st COMM.
Come to 943 New York ave. NV. for
inspection OF this fine 12-rm. brick.
full bsmt.. h.-w.h., 2 baths. gas, and
cleo, garage;' in good cond. Ask for
MR.. EDDIE, ST. 0S93. Ia
Colored, 18th & Quincy
SIT 7,s5o-Row all brick. 2-story. 4
bedrm., bath. lee. liv. rm.. din. rni..
mod kit. encl. porch, new gas
h-wh.; in excel cond.; recently
redec. Call now for an appt. ST.
PHILLIPS & co.
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1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345
OPEN DAILY, IL TO 6
Is OLD CHESTER RID. BETHESDA
5 rms, bath, brick bungalow, new.
house cond.. oil ht., lge. lot; vacant
PRICED TO SELL
To reach: Wis. ave. to Bradley blvd.
left IL miles to Old Chester Td; ID
WI 1890 10
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

CORNER STORE with 8 rooms and
bath over it plus large garage and
2 rms. and bath over It.; now used
as grocery store. Near ball park.
To settle estate. Call Mr.. Franklin,
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg. DI. $500; eyes,. GIL. 1885.
MASS, AVE-, near Thomas Circle; 80
rooms, running water, oil heat; Of
dce in lobby; large garage; for hotel,
club, orga nization, guesthouse; Box
216-K. Star. L.
2O22 L ST. NM.-Make oner to
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VETERAN LOOK

S16,950
NEAR HEART OF SILVER SPRING
Pre-war brick colonial, bdrmS., tiled
bath, scrnd. porch, full bsmt., built
in garage on beautiful wide tree
lined street surrounded by homes OF
character. SH. 1011 till 8 pm.
YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
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BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOME
IN GLOVER PARK
This is really a de luxe
property, ideally located close
to schools, stores and trans
portation. Semidetached brick
construction, six rooms and
two full baths, completely
finished basement with rec
reation room, bar, kitchen
and lavatory. Two large
refrigerators, hot water heat
with gas furnace. brick ga
rage. Over $4,000 spent in
improvements. Will sell for
only S17.95O. Phone Foster
Shannon. WO. S915.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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Rambler, $14,150
Groom brick rambler with Gift. liy.
rm. with fireplace, din. rm. with
picture window. equip. kit, plus GE
auto. washer; near schools and
transp.; immed. poss. 81 100 down
for GI. NJ. P. BROYHILL g. SONS,
INC, 1924 Lee hwy. ia. 4-1300.
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.IApARTMEkTs OUT OF TOWN

MOVING TO PHILADELPHIA?
l; 2 and. 3 bedroom apartments and
month; beautiful "Drexelbrook" in
Drcxrl Hill. Pa. one of Philadel-
phia's outstanding suburbs; an ad-
dress of distinction; exceptional
transportation available. Write for
descriptive literature or call Clear.
brook 9-2717. is
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| SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. tcont.)

SI2,95O-New 5-rm. hrk. bungalow.
full bsmt., gas heat; lot 10xl04 !;
closa-in Sill. Spr. McDEVITT, Real
tor, RA 1922. lib
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tcon,., SUBURBAN sALE-vReIhIA. IA
SUBURBAN sALE-vA. tcons. !,
ARLINGTON FOREST

Most complete house in this attrac-
tive neighborhood---6 rms. and tile
heat, inclosed porch, kit. vent fan,
gar: on fenced lot with beautiful
shrubbery and trees. May De
bought fully furn. at very reas.
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ROLLINGWOOD
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Rambler-type white brick, bedrms.
(2 bedrms., 1 bath. 1st H., beau
tiful lot and setting; small dov
payment and easy monthly pa
ments can be arranged, as owner wi
take back LIST and End trusts. A.
unusual house and a wonderful buy
J. NOBLE BOAZ
Evening star., 1949-07-01

Dressy and mon- tailored styles for
all occasions. Prints with white joeket,
cords with royon linen joeket, postels
with contrasting jockets. Sizes 3 to
IS. Other styles up to S.95.
GoIdenbers's Junior Miss, Second Floor
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The graduates are:
Masters Of Commercial scien,

Jones, Robert F., Jr.
Kearney. Robert F.
Kelly. Richard R.
Kirwan, Alden j.
Kusba. Lorraine c.
Lord, David c.
McCord, James F.
MCGUIRE, John F.
McInturf. G. P.
Miller. H. w.
Moravitz. Carroll A.
Morgan, Richard S.
Munday, H. l., jr.
Palmer, Margaret z.
Quible, Norman E.
Rattal. Nicholas
Reidenbacll, r. r.
Roberts, John A.
Robson, J. o.
Rosenbaum, David
Rosick, Joseph A.
Ross, Charles V.
Russell, Charles !.
Schmahl. Calvin C.
Schwartz. Harry w.
Shafer, Victor J.
Shipe, Charles D.
Sieler. James r.
Smell. d. Meade
Spencer, Robert B.
Terranova, j., Jr.
Trader. Richard F.
Vineyard, Donald w
Walls, w. M.
Washburn, F. s.
Whitlow, Howard E.
Wilson, William r.
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Bachelors of Commercial Science
and Special Graduates

and Speci;
aBecket, Thomas
Ahrens, Gerd H.
Allcock, Nelson R.
Alvarez, Joseph z.
Anderson, Earl r.
Anderson. Paul w.
Angel, Leon
Babst, william
Baer, George A.
Bagford. F. R.
Bailey. Joseph A.
Baker. Grayson, T.
Baker. Jack
Baker, Junior D.
Ballard. Richard Z.
Bare. Darwin B.
Baresel. Paul A.
Bauwens, George A.
Bayer. Robert F.
Beatty. John
Beckham. Thomas M
Beissel. Richard V.
Berry, Thomas S.
Blandin. Francis W.
Blaney, T. j.. jr.
Bloom. Donald F.
Bolish. Edward
Borak, Isaac A.
Bowser. Lloyd A.
Boyd, Clarence r.
Brill. wallace j., Ir.
Broulik, Frank
Bruder. Edward J.
Buchanan, r. 5.
Bunch. George H.
Buniak, John
Burton, Margaret, E.
Bury. Thomas ].
Carrico. H. s., 1r.
Casale, Arthur W.
Cason, H. E. jr.
Cassano, Joseph NJ.
assidy. Thomas G.
Castle. Walter F.
Church. James K.
Churgin, Frank
Clnalli. James A.
Clark. Baxter M.
Cobb. Richard E.
Cohen. Albert M.
Cooper. Daniel
Courtois, Bernard
Cradlin. James N.
Crawford, Edward T.
Crawford. V. J.
Harris, Fletcher D.
Harris, Samuel, tr.
Harrison. Kirmet A.
Hartley, James r.
Healey. William r.
Healy, Bernard w.
Healy, Lunsford o.
Hegdahl. Gordon L.
Henry. VIM. T.
Henson. James w.
Hereford, George L.
Hewitt. Nelson c., ir,
Hill, Kenneth A.
Hogan, Louis A.. jr.
Hoke, Hubert D.
Hoffman, Mildred D
Hopkins, Samuel p.
Hoyt. Robert M.
Hudgins, Chester B.
Hunt. Clyde M.
Hunter, William B.
Hustled. James v.
HYDE, william m G.
1acullo, Adolph B.
1chiuji, Joseph
Jackson, John H.
Jackson, VIM. l..
Jacobs, Rosemary F.
johnson, Edward s.
johnson, Ray. L.
Jones. Robert T.
Kalness. Grace T. r
KarydakiS, Teddy y.
Kelleher. Paul H.
King, John L., jr.
KirSchbaum, E. l..
Kirst, Harry G.
Kisak, Paul F.
Knicely, Homer D.
Koback. George j.
Kober. Paul Nj.
KosciW, Michael
Krithis, Steve
Kunkel. Robert G.
KurtZ. Kenneth r.
Kusumoto, Arthur K.
La Forest. L. @. M.
Lambert, Edgar E.
Lanahan. Daniel F..
Myers, John
Neagle. Edwin F.
Newman, H. A., jr.
Newquist, Russell P.
O'Briant, Carl r.
O'Brien, Francis J.
Obey. William H.
O'Loughlin, James v
Crnburn, Richard z.
Owens, Donald L.
Perry. Lloyd D.
Peters, Thomas L.
Phillip, Joseph N.
Picillo, Philip
Pin. Gordon B.
Poole, Jesse A., jr.
Powell, Jack H.
Powell, John F, jr.
Power, Agnes M.
Poyant, Armand r.
Preston J. Allyn
PulZone, Orlando j.
Rabbit, Constance A
Radigan, Thomas j.
RAPPORT, Milton j.
Rasberry, Robert A.
Ratcliff, Albert B.
Redinger, Richard r.
ReiSer, Ann S. N.
Rettig. W. Edward
Reynolds, Celima M.
Rheuark, Carl A.
Roache, Donald A.
Roberts, James A.
Roland. Charles E.
Rosenberg, Simon
Ross. Calvin S.
Ruby. Dale F.
Rud, Melvin
Ryan. william F.
Sandmire, Kenneth D
Sanger, Harry j.
SAKE, Alger G.
Schaum, Edward v.
Schlueter, Floyd E.
SchwarZ. James r.
Seat, Robert c.
Sell, John W.
Setter. Roy A.
'Turnburke. Vinton B,
Vaughan. Marion H.
Verkouteren. j. H., jr
Wade. Hoyt e.
Walker, John W.
Walters, Jack E.
Ward. Donald H.
Weekley. Richard v.
weinstein, Rose
White, Elcon o.
White. Robert D.
Wiesman, BENJAMIN
Wiles, Francis M.
Williams. John S.
Wilson, George E.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
Accountancy Degrees.
Conferred. on 409 al
Benjamin Franklin U. .

Degrees in accountancy were
conferred on 400 men and women
last night at commencement exer-
cises of Benjamin Franklin Uni
versity, held in the Hotel Statler.
John T. Kennedy. president of
the school, addressed the grad
yates, urging that freedom of op-
portunity be restored to certain
professions.
rr,.- 800. l,,a+a. a~o.
The Valley settler., 1949-01-28
COMM c .Ujo.
ANNUAt
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12
METHODIST

The Wesleyan Service guild of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12
Growth OF us
Engineers Yard
Kiwanis Topic

The dredge Pascsgoula was
built and delivered to the US
Engineers boatyard in August,
1909, Lewis RIOS, superintendent
of the U. S. reservation here
told the Kiwanians at q talk at
luncheon Tuesday. He spoke ON
the growth of the boatyard,
The dredge was stationed here,
Mr.. Ros explained. due to high
cost of handling traffic through
contractors. In the latter part Of
1912 and early 1918. the boatyard
was completed. A large marine
ways was added in 1915 and the
Pascagoula was the first vessel
TO be hauled up,
Since that time many additions
have been made TO the govern
ment yard. The peak employment
was ig3O-31. Now employment is
governed by quota supplied by
the Engineers. All the IS men
working at the yard were born
in jackson county. Their average
length of service is II years.
Guests were Walter McClough.
Mrs. E. F. O'Malley. George Low
ell and a Mr.. Ray.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12
Miss Swurtwout Is
Complimented AT
Breakfast Tuesday,

A lovely event centering around
Miss Gene Swartwout, bride-to-
be of August 20. was a breakfast
at which Misses Elaine Avara
and Katherine Wright of Pasca-
goula and Mary Evelyn Eubanks
of Lucedale were hostesses Tues
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Travis Avara on Lake street.
The table was arranged on the
lawn and was beautiful with a
color arrangement of white. blue
and yellow, with golden glow as
the chosen flower and Candida.
bra of crystal holding white
tapers.
The hostesses were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. +. d. Wright
and Mrs. Avara.
Covers were laid for Miss
Swartwout and her mother, Mrs.
T. r. Swartwout and Misses Ann
Gulley. Billie Bragg Herring,
Kathleen Simmons. Martha Anne
Bishop, Betty Jean Robinson, Pat
Winter. Joyce Nelson. Mrs. Mack
Myers and Mrs. Erie Batty, New
Orleans.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12
Mrs. SchefIer
Compliments Miss
Kitty Harris

Among the many parties given
this week in honor Of Miss Kitty
Harris was a luncheon at which
Mrs. Lester Scheffler was host
ess Tuesday.
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Seheffler was setting for the
luncheon. Decorations g es-
peeially lovely in the dining
room where the lace covered ia
BILE was centered with a bridal
party in which each doll was
dressed in attire which was a
replica of that to be worn in the
wedding.
White clematis with its green
leaves formed a frame for the
tableau. Crystal holders tied with
satin bows matching the white
candles, silver bells and place
cards with silver brides and
grooms completed the ensemble.
A handsome corsage and a piece
Of silver we're presented Miss
Harris.
Mrs. Fryer, Miss Harris moth
er, was unable to attend but Mrs.
X. V. Bardwell, mother of the
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High School Students
Write Book On Marcus

New York - fAP) Eight stu
dents from Erasmus Hall High
school are publishing a book
about Col. David Marcus. Col.
Marcus was killed in fighting in
Palestine.
The book about him Is for chill
dren from six to 10. The project
started as a class exercise and
grew into a major program. Aft
err consultation with Mrs. Emma
Marcus. the colonel's widow, the
eight students have decided to
give royalties from the book to
the Colonel Marcus scholarship
fund for the Hebrew university
in Jerusalem.
Marcus attended a New York
high school, went to West Point
and was New York, city commits
sioner of prisons before going to
Palestine as an officer in the
Israeli army.
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NEWS FROM
Jackson County
Mills

Harry Levy was a dinner guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ackman
Sunday night.
Kate and Lum Reeves attended
the birthday party at the Bellin-
grath gardens Sunday in honor
of Mr.. Bellingrath's Both birthday.
The fancy coat section honored
Gail Golf Tanner with a shower
Monday at noon. She received
many useful things.
Mrs. Ella Barrett wishes to an
nounee the engagement and APP
preaching marriage of her daugh-
ter, Mary Evelyn, to William
Golf. The wedding will be an
event of August 81.
Grady Leo Beale and mother,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Travis Bennett
and daughter visited Bellingrath
Gardens Sunday.
Ida Mae Ziegler and family had
as their guest Saturday her ia
ther, |. M. Brandenburg of Moss
Point.
Agnes Tingle visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Greene.
in Orange Grove Monday.
Nadine Gregory motored to
Lueedale Saturday night where
she put her children, Ted and
Barbara, on the bus for Forest.
Lille Osborn had as weekend
guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bal
lard of Alexandria, La.
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New Schedule For
Locul Druit Board.

The Jackson county draft board
will be open only on Monday aft
ernoons and all day Tuesdays and
Wednesdays beginning August
%, Mrs. +. j. Baum. clerk, an
nounced this week. She pointed
out that registration Of young men
reaching their 18th year is still
required as is notification as to
any change of address by regis
trants.
Delinquents failing to report to
the board follow. Elmo Henril
Myllyniemi. James Edward. Louis
Antoine Beline. Silas Dewitt
Jacobs. Manuel Gonzales. Sam
uel Claud Owens. Edward Wood
row Coleman, David Eley Golf.
Paul Roy Reed, William Lewis
Robinson. Lewis Webb. William
+. Wigley. Jr.. Edward w. Bar
rett. Talmadge ]. Gavin, Wilfred
Lee Moore, Cisro Miller, Jr., Co
lumbus WahsIey, Thomas JEFF
ferson Hubbard, Carl William
Woodward, Clifton. Rease Stone.
Edmond Chester Inebit. Bobby
Glen Jones. j. d. Gibbs. Thomas
James Lundy and Charles DUR.
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sion a social hour was enjoyed.
Next meeting will be Monday in
the educational building. Mrs.
Lila Blumer will be hostess.
The regular meeting of Circle
Two was held Monday at the
church. Mrs. Lynn Hooper pre-
sided in the absence of the chair
man. Following a devotional, Mrs.
John Backstrom gave a discus
sion of the closing chapters of
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the First Methodist church will
meet Monday at the church.
Circle One of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service met at
the home of Mrs. John Cirlot
Monday. Mrs. E. L. Golf presided
in the absence of the chairman.
Following a devotional by Mrs.
Hugh Castle, the study lesson
was presented by Mrs. Cirlot. At
the close of a brief business SEES
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groom-to-be was present. Others
were Misses Marlene Byrd. Bon
ME Sue Byrd, Suio Bardwell and
Janet Scheffler and Margaret Ann
Ezell. all of whom will be in the
bridal party with the exception
of Miss Scheffler, who is to sing.
Mrs. Harry Ezell was also a guest.