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Evening star., 1949-05-29
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BRICE, LUELLA. In memory OF our be-
loved mother. .LUEILA BRIcE. who de-
Even though the years may pass.
Your loving face and tireleSs,
Helpful ways will always
Be in our minds and hearts:
JAMES AND GEORGE BRICE.
ROSA chReoSs H9SA who In left as hrst s
God called you home: 1t was His will
But in our hearts we love you still'
Your memory is as dear today
LoV1Nd HUSBAND, CHILDREN AND
CURTIS. GEoRG1NE C. In loving mem
dTaHs thrss years ago . today. May %: 1915.
Three ,.a years IN have S.! passed .ss away
And still we love and long for you;
How can we forget9
Life is so empty without you.
And we surely loved you so.
But God wanted you in Heaven,
HER Thsss noNEE9 Ea' Morass KY hss e Skp Is STEP
FATHER: METTIE Is4s AMP RuEyssr REsrRIrE SIZE
ss99bskoR. s9bs and SISTER 1AAi"
my dear mother, MAMIE DORSEY, who
passed away two years ago today May
The III month of May once more is here,
To me the saddest Of the year
Because. two years ago today
HEB PSyeTTG5Rp PIizeT5p DAUGHTER HAITI!
DUNLAP. WILLIAM R. In loving re-
Of 1nT husband ban and tsis
HIS HIS BE pEvoTED 51T1 WIFE. VII MAMIE DUNLAP.
hSP PaHaN5EEsA PAYS J1SEs Asp sIE AErokE4TE akEHE
GIBSON. WILLIAM I. In loving mem
fssh.p asy =. wi %ILLnAn lSAnI T. GIBSON. who de-
parted this s. life four years ago today
What happy hours we once enjoyed
How sweet the memory still;
That only God can fn.
Life Is like river,
And death is not the end;
But there Is q lovelier and clearer view
1ovIsg ssy0ps %1rs e. LIZZIE issIs esRd
GRANDCHILDREN.
GREEN, ROBERT In loving reinem-
6rancs Of oyr Seiovea son aha aSis RE-
Mis-. Mis- Mil MLI1E sse oREnN, i MRS, JESSIE s.
GREEN.
HENDERSON, WILLIAM. In loving
e my Who ssa5 aepa1ses s Ike
year aro today, May 20, 1e4S.
Many q lonely heartache,
Often q silent tear,
But always a beautiful memory
HIS pEyosIHEsD WIFE. EVA ii. HEN.
HOWARD. RUTH PRICE. with deepest
love and devotion to the cherished mem.
ory Of my beloved mother, RUTH PRICE
HOWARD. who entered the land Of eternal
re:r ToSas Sns isal IS a dsy '0aA oi remenorance.
The 4he day .n / shah aiways remember
wffs Z; ss;s f "a sfEs ss'is'i foiA
KL0Tz. ARTHUR 2. In loyins rsmsm-
hrsnes Of ouT nnsospo po denart.a .no fairsi mi.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
/ La FRANK. LEOPOLD. In loving re, e
lmembrance OF my dear husband. LEOPOLD
"a FRANK .S soa:s .ho ssp aspassd ss 1885, saas NE
Falling asleep In Jesus;
Es!o,lns Ess dps,.ns, ns. 4 sorsssrIsrs s.. nsrs
| This is not death: It's only seep.
| The Lord doth know thy loved ones Keep,
LOVING WIFE. MABEL La FRAME
LYLEs yENSIE Nnr n i1ynE W.T. nensgs ass Dc. 9.
parted this life 40 years ago TO-DAY Mas
= Dear Dear sister. you are some, but not
yomr Sister. ELIZA L. BEcKWITH.
formerly OF washington. D. c. nov
of BROOKLYN. N. Y.
snr memoir of our dear mother. LAURA
VIRGINIA NAYLoR. who departed from
| this life Al years ago today, May .s'
Mother, who gave u the best years Of her
1 life,
who cherished cur secrets, our sorrows,
who ,sn1h Us 70 love. who TAUGHT Us TO
our noth.r IN Heaven. God bless her
= ois HER cHupRKN.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Johnson Louds Model Air Show
As Benefit to Youth of Nation

Meanwhile, the roster OF con-
testantS is increasing rapidly. re-
ports Registrar w. w. Watts, Since
only 500 young people can com
pete. those still desiring to do so
should get their application blanks
right away from hobby shops in
the District and vicinity. or at
any Of the Plymouth dealers Of
Metropolitan Washington. The
auto firms are associated with The
Star. National Airport Club and
Veterans of Foreign Wars in spon-
spring the meet.
MATS Planning Show.
The Military Air Transport
Service OF the Air Force is hard
at work lining up many thrilling
attractions for a big air show
which will climax the all-day pro-
gram Of model plane flying.
In addition to thrilling jet and
formation fights there will be a
big ground display OF airplanes,
some of which never have been
seen in this area. They will be
open to public inspection. There
also will be an exhibit Of the
latest military aviation equipment.
In this connection MATS. under
command of Maj. Gen. Laurence
S. Kuter. Is cooperating with
Col. William w. Jones. command
ing officer of Andrews and also Of
the 1850 Air Base Wing stationed
there. Col. Jones is actively en-
gagged in planning the physical
aspects OF the show at the field.
Prize List Completed.
A complete list of trophies.
medals. model plane equipment
and other prizes now Is being COM
piled. and will be made public to
the contestants shortly. Com
mercial airlines. aircraft manu-
facturers. suppliers and aviation
service firms are among the donors
of the coveted prizes,
Bus companies already are
planning to schedule many extra
sections from the downtown area
to Andrews on June 26. to accom-
modate a large part Of the l00.-
600 persons expected to attend
For those with private transporta-
ton, space win be made available
free to park about 10000 cars.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
HI @rti1nrta,,l

our E4sns s..I LEE ,n r Lex lSSnf
passed away two years ago today. May
ARNOLD, RyTH. SANDY AND BOBBY
SAMPSON. NARY. n leyins memory
vi passd aHsy our yssas te.y
May 60. 1915.
The month of May again Is here.
To US the saddest of the year
Because four years ago today
MRS @ .ssIs Ssns PRicE aiasi 4Rs fssea Missir fSsf
SLAVES. OLIVER WENDELL, In low
OLIVER WENDELL SLAVES, who passed
away three years aso today. May 20. 1916.
Just q loving thought.
just . silent tear.
just beautiful memory
OF one we loved 50 dear.
STEELE JOHN K. In loving memory OF
JOHN Z. STEELE Who departed Iais
You are not forsotten. loved one.
Nor win you ever be;
As long as memory lasts
We Will remember thee.
DEVOTED WIFE, LoREAN; DAUGHTER.
bAudHrsR. btn Srs LoREaN SAsa sHHIToS ~
THOMAS. AMANDA AND WILLIAM n
"A tribute Of lore 10 the memory OF our
devoted parents. AMANDA THOMAS who
entered into eternal rest May %, Ie43.
Elgis
Never parents lived life more sra
eiouxiy, smiles more patiently and
sweet, who made our lives conarSefe.
LOVING CHILDREN EUGENE AND
| BEATRICE JEFFERSON.
TwINE, CARRIE. tribute Of love TO
the memory Of cur devoted nothes,
CARRIE TwINE who passed away 81
wears ago today. May 20. 1918.
Loved In life. remembered u ssath-
HER CHILDREN.
WADE. FEED. In deArest memory q
one loved and cherished, FRED WADk.
who departed this life one year axc
today. May 20. le4s.
Over your Erave the sun doth xainss
Sumesimes the rAindropS iali
But come what may, sun6nine ~ SAi1'
I ktill lcFe you most OF al
HIS MOTHER. HATTIE EOIAM.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Uarns nf Chunks

BLACKIsToN, FRANCES gwALEs. The
family of the late FRANCES SWALES
BLACKISTON wishes TO express its ap-
probation Of the many messages Of SYM
HER DAUGHTER. BERTHA r. GRESHAM.
BRIGHAM, vIRDREY. We wish to
neishbors for their beautiful noral trto-
utes, cards Of sympathy and the many
acts Of kindness during our recent be-
reavement
MRS. VIOLA BRIGHAM AND FAMILY.
CULLEY, DIR. ROBERT o. / wish to
thank my neighbors and many friends,
also the employees of the City Post once:
flowers during the illness and at the death
Of my dear friends, the late DR.. ROBERT
Mrs. CHARLOTTE LAouERTA .
Evening star., 1949-05-29
By Horny Lever

The big model plane show TO be
held Sunday. June IS. received an
important tribute yesterday when
Secretary of Defense johnson
praised the free admission project.
In a letter to The Star. Mr..
johnson wrote:
IT would like to extend my best
wishes for a most successful fourth
annual National Capital Model
Air Show.
The greatness that Is Americas
Is due in no small part to the en-
couragement that has always been
given the youth OF our country in
developing their talents and their
appreciation of good sportsman
ship.
THE Model Air Show is that
type of civic endeavor that helps
to further the inventive genius
and cooperative spirit in our
youth"
In Offering his tribute to the
non-profit. non commercial model
air show, Mr.. johnson joins other
national leaders who want to see
American youth become imbued
with an interest in aviation and
a sense of fair play arising from
model competition.
Denfield Offers Statement.
Admiral Louis Denfleld, chief Of
Naval Operations. also added his
words Of praise for the model
meet.
II am only too happy to endorse
the fourth annual National Cap
ital Model Air Show. which will
be held at Andrews Air Force
Base" he wrote.
Character thrives on healthy
competition. the Admiral con-
tinued, "and nothing, to my mind
is more important for the future
of our country than helping our
youngsters direct their interest in
worth while pursuits. The Ma
tional Capital Model Air Show
merits all the success I know 1t
will have. All the contestants
will win, whether they take home
a prize or not. for they will win a
lot of fun and excitement. I envy
them
Evening star., 1949-05-29
II More War Dead
Returned Here From
Mediterranean Area
OF the 1854 war dead who have

OF the 1854 war dead who have
been returned to the Uniteo
States from the Mediterranean
area aboard the Army transport
John L. MeCarley. 81 are from
the Washington area, the Army
announced yesterday.
The servicemen originally were
buried in military cemeteries II
North Africa and Italy.
Officials announced that next
of kin will be notified in advance
of the arrival Of the ship anc
again after arrival of the bodies
at the regional distribution CEN
tiers of the American Graves Reg
istration Service.
IL From District.
Twelve Washington men and
their next of kin were listed by
the Army as:
Pvt. Walter P. Amsler. George
Amsler. 6430 Marlboro pike Sc.
Pvt. Elijah P. Blackburn, Lindsey
D. Blackburn, 321 E street NE;
Pvt. Albert L. Checkston. Mrs
Evelyn S. Checkston, 4809 Fourth
street NV: S/Sergt. Norman s
Cummings, jr., Mrs. Grace E
Cummings. 1908 Georgia avenue
NV; 1t. William B. Downey
Burns c. Downey, 42l8 Brandy
wine street NV; IT'S Clifton E.
Knipp, Lucille B. Knipp. 705
Eighteenth street NV: 1t. Julius
P. Lewis. Joseph Lewis. 4606
Eighth street NV; Pfc. John F,
Mullaney, Joseph E. Mullaney,
1345 Massachusetts, avenue Sc;
S/Sergt. Harry T. Payne. Mrs.
Madeline e. Payne. 2206 Flagler
plabe NV; Pvt. James o. Rein
hafdt. Nellie r. Warner. 822 F
stfeet S.Wss Pfc. Thomas E.
White. Cor1elia M. White. 1119
I street NE. and Pvt. Donald
Williams. James c. Williams. 1919
Shepherd street NE.
Six From Maryland.
Six servicemen from nearby
Maryland and their next OF kin
are:
Pvt. John ]. Brown, Mrs. Anna
Elizabeth Brown. Route 2. Dick
erson; 1t. Carroll H. Dickerman
Mrs. Ida v. Dickerman, 7611 East
erman avenue, Takoma Park:
Corpl. James r. Dunn, Mrs.
Gretchen S. Fletcher. 1905 Kay
wood drive. Mt. Rainier; Pvt.
George A. Heflin. Mrs. Blanche E.
Heflin. 6105 Forest road, Cheverly;
Ralph N. Jones, George M. Jones
11-H Southway. ,Greenbelt. and
1t. Stafford M. Wheeler. Mrs
Anne B. Wheeler. 1911 Stratford
road. Bethesda.
Nine to be, reburied from nearby
Virginia and their next of kin
are:
Pvt. Clyde v. Arthur. Mrs. Mar
tina E. Harper. Waynesboro: Pvt,
Roxie L. Atkins, Frank L. Atkins,
Sperryville; Pvt. General L.
Breeder, Ezekiel M. Breeden, Cor
louisville: 1t. John T. DeBell, jr.,
Mrs. Mary T. DeBell. Clifton; Pfc.
Elwood F. Hemp. Leonard F.
Hemp, Staunton; Corpl. William
E. Jones. Ethel Thomas, 61S South
Pitt street. Alexandria; 1t. Frank
E. Rick. Mrs. Edna E. Rick, CO.
lonial Beach: Pfc. Alvin B. Rogers,
Wilbert Rogers. Alexandria, and
1t. Eugene c.. Smith, John w.
Smith, Front Royal.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
|. R. Bennett Funeral
Scheduled Tuesday

Funeral wEvsrss fey I~<Ssa& ri
Rextc-a ReTatasss. g.. rwtAsr~s tvs3
estate man wtse .esHnss3s e@nr>s q
psaosogr rxpe4sr sG<2se nrsx 81 e~
Asld a. , ana T.2es1as n ~
Fysneis xass.s Castae,x Cfsgrxsal.
Twenty eighth and n~rasyfwsasa
avenue sE SuTaal x.a ee IL rO.t
Lincoln Cen-tsrr,
Mr.. Bennett eaeS THURSDAY nj
his horas. l<as Staples street. N
after m illness oi several rao1iss
Born tn Bristol. Cnfsn re al
tended schools In Connecticut and
came 20 WASHINGTON ahssat *e
years agn. He then opened his
own photographs studio hesv, op-
Grating II until 1872. ~acn ne
moved to Florida ard ses un q
real estate business lie sas sosce<s
to retire In 1880 aecaa1Sr ot III
health and returned here to hive
until his death
In addition 10 has widow. MrS
Ethel johnson Bennett. he - sur
viyed by two daaghierss Mrs Etael
Louise Bontx> 3sls Huldkiper plaer
NV. and Mrs. Frances HognburI
of the Staples street address. a
son. Leonard r. Bennett, tr. Bra.
gil. South America. and four
grandchildren
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Lions to Open CurnivoI

The Silver Spring Lions Club
will begin a two-week charity
carnival tomorrow night. The
Montgomery Blair High School
Band will open the carnival with
"a parade to the grounds on
Georgia avenue.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
St. Michoel's PTA to Meet

Officers vii be elected at meet
ing Of st. Michaelss School Parent
Teacher Association at 8 pm.
Tuesday at the school. I'll PERISH
ing drive, Silver Spring.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-30
Pleasant View

Mrs. Arletta RickIy, who has been
i'll, is much improved.
Little Johnny Harris underwent a
tonsil and adenoid operation at st.
Rita's hospital, Lima last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cook and
family have moved to Minneapolis,
Wis, where he is employed. Mrs.
Cook is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nile Newton.
Rev. Walter Purdy is attending
the young peoples Summer Assemb-
ly at Camp st. Marys this week. He
is an instructor of the course "Per-
sonai Religious Living"
Mr.. and Mrs. @. ID. Rickiy, son
Bill and daughter Mary Ann of
Columbus spent the weekend in the
home of his mother, Mrs. Arletta
Rickly and Alya and Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Reichenbach and little daugh-
ter.
Children's Day will be observed
Sunday evening July 3 at s o'clock
at the Pleasant View church. A good
program is being prepared and
everyone is invited to attend.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-30


Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Jennings
had as guests Sunday evening: Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Watt, Mrs. Doris Watt
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Miller all of Lima and Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil White and family of Wapakon-
eta.
Sunday evening supper guests of
{. VI. Gleason and family were MIR.
and Mrs. Dwight kunert and daugh-
ter Marilyn of Upper Sandusky, Mrs.
Della kunert, Ben Dale Gleason of
Lima and Belores Hauenstein. Ben
Dale is spending several days with
Danny.
Those that called at the Russell
Huber home the past week were:
Mrs. Clara kempher and daughter,
Mary Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle
Niswander and family, Mrs. Clara
Niswander, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Clausing, Mrs. Pearl Gratz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamar Basinger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Berdell Huber and family, Mrs.
Charlotte Rohrbach and Mrs. Roy
Pilkington and daughter Judy of
Westerville, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Jennings
and son and Mrs. Clara Jennings
We're Friday evening dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Jennings
and daughter of Leipsic.
Herman Phillips Of Parsons, Kan
sas, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Younk-
man and sons of Columbus spent
several days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Phillips. Norman and
Richard stayed over to spend this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Winegardner
and children of Waynesfield called
on Mr. and Mrs. Guy Younkman,
Monday evening.
Mrs. Ruth Jennings and sons ana
Mrs. Mabel Jennings were Friday
visitors at the J. T. Fleming home
in Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hilty and
daughter Villa Ann spent the week
end at Union Lake. Sally attended
Al at Camp Palmer, Fayette, Ohio.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-30
Beaverdam

Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Huber, Mrs.
Lille Anderson and Mrs. Clara Jen-
nings attended the Owens School re-
union on Sunday at the Richland
Grange Hall.
Mrs. Myron Teiffel of Niles spent
the past week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. c. Solomon.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Younkman
and family of Clyde are visitors this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Younk-
man and Bernard Graft
Robert Zimmerman and Don Herr
spent the week end at Indian River,
Mich.
Children's Day service was held at
the Methodist church Sunday morn-
ing.
The members of the Youth Fellow
| ship attended the Lima District
meeting Sunday afternoon which was
held at the Bellefontaine Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Downey spent
the week end in Michigan with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Downey and
Mrs. Gertha Steinhauer and daughter
Joan visited on Sunday with relatives
in Toledo.
Allen Lacock is spending the week
at Boy Scout camp near Defiance.
Mrs. George McCreary of Lima
was a Monday visitor of Mrs. H. z.
Downey.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
GUARDS WATCH BRITISH
FOOD

LIVERPOOL, England (AP)
- The line Of trucks rumbled
along the five miles from dock
TO storehouse.
Trailing each was a sedan with
two men inside watching. alert,
part of a squad sent to the dock
side.
They didn't let the trucks out
o. their sight.
Detectives guarding a load of
gold?
No, Just ministry of food off
Gals watching 100000 cases Of
Russian timed salmon. just off ?
ship, to sec that black market
hijaekers didn't get them.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
u. S. ARMY MANEUVEHS
WATCHED BY GERMANS

LANGEN. Germany -(AP)-
Winter maneuvers of Americas
occupation troops along the Rhine
have the Germans goggle-eyed.
Big dun-colored trucks. trund-
ling artillery pieces behind them.
swing through a village and ev-
erybody turns out to watch.
Omnipresent small boys turn
such visits into a carnival and
worried hausfraus yank them
away from curbstone positions.
Sometimes younger men watch
the long columns of motorized
troops with a quiet bitterness.
Memories are still fresh in their
minds.
Down narrow village lanes the
women hang out of windows to
watch y. s. armed might roll in
to position and it's plain they are
impressed.
Watching from a tiny bridge
a fraulein squealed:
"Ach himmel! The gunsl" Her
companion was busy smiling at a
soldier who tossed a quick wink
in her direction.
Commanding officers of Ever
else Snowdrop" have impressed
upon troops that the German pop
ulation is not to be inconven-
fenced in any way. Troops will
not trespass, dig foxholes, fire
guns. or enter German houses.
And so. as the trucks rumble
through town, it becomes a sort
of shoWpiece on wheels for watch
ing Germans.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
PRIME MINISTER BACKS
MALAYA GIRLS SPORTS

KUALA LUMPUR ZAP
The Prime Minister of Johore
has come to the support of Mus
linn girls who want to come out
of seclusion and play a part in
the sports life of Malaga.
Dato Ohm Bin Jaafar, a Mus
lin who is also president of the
United Malaga National Organi-
cation Ga leading Malay political
party in the federation) urged
Malay women to prepare for the
time when they will play an
equally important part with men
in molding the future of this
country.
His action came in the midst
Of a dispute that developed in
Muslin circles after the Malay
girls formed the Kuala Lumpur
Malay women's hockey associa-
ton and soon became the object
of criticism by certain mefners
Of the u. NJ. N. o..
Ohm said the emergence of Ma
lay women from their seclusion
was an inevitale social develop
ment, 1t is a sign of the times,
he commented, and unfavorable
criticism is only a storm in a
teacup".
Go ahead with your sports ac-
tivity, he wrote one of the team
members, Il am right behind
you" He also donated $50 to the
team
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
ToDAY's RUSSIAN rs A
NEW MAN

MOSCOW lap The tradi-
tionally sad, tea-drinking, brood
ing Russian - of Dostoievsky,
Chekov and others - has disap-
peared from Soviet writing and
drama.
Today the typical Russian is an
entirely different fellow. He is
optimistic. cheerful, hard-work-
ing and confident about his flu
ture.
He drinks his tea. but he doesn't
dream owe it. He's never a mys-
tic, but a realiSt. And he doesn't
wear a beard.
The Soviet woman of 1919 has
a somewhat longer dress than she
did at this time last year, but her
skirts + certainly nothing like
the models of Paris and Fifth
Avenue. On cold, windy day
many Moscow women still pre-
fer a shawl around the head to 3
hat, but hats are more in evidence
than ever before.
One of the greatest departures
from the Russian of earlier years
is the swing away from mysti-
cism, melancholia and thinking,
thinking, thinking and - talk
ing, talking, talking.
Today's Soviet people on
the stage and off - don't spend
much time with Gypsy songs anc
moaning about Ozark Eyes.
Two Guitars and Farewell
Dinners. Today's youth sins
about the better life. the work
in the factory and in the field
their clubs, the five year plan
the industrious village. the home
land.
Male heroes in the movies ane
on the stage and in books ar,
often engineers, doctors. scien
lists, factory workers, director
of plants, soldiers and officer
and young Communists. The sam,
thing applies to the heroines
with a sprinkling of mothers
trade unionists, office worker
and up and coming girls on col
lective farms.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Work with small fam
lily or act as nurse. Mrs. Chas.
Shaw, Escatawpa. Miss. IL 1t p SIS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06

DUPLEX HOUSES FOR SALE
Will remodel to suite buyer
$4,000 down payment. balance
like rent. Phone 202-M or 1901
Cherubusco St, Inglewood Homes.
Inc. Is ing be "a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06

For Sunday night supper a main
dish of creamed Clipped beef and
waffles is a good choice. You can
make enough of the sauce for
four four-section waffles by using
a quarter pound of Clipped beef
and two cups of medium white
sauce.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-06
WANT TO BUY. SELL OR
TRADE SOMETHING'S
READ AND USE THESE ADS
R OF THANKS
2s


We are very grateful and wish
to express u appreciation for
the lovely flowers and the many
acts of kindness by our friends
at the time of the death of our
Mother and Grandmother, Mrs.
Mary f. Golf.
Mrs, Bertha EhlerS
Mrs. w. 3. Golf
Grandchildren and
Great Grandchildren
28 1t p Sc
We wish to express our thanks
to our friends and relatives for
their kindness and consideration
shown us during the illness of
my wife and death of our SON.
Thanks to DR.. Minkler. nurses of
Jackson County Hospital and the
Fails Funeral Home and also
thanks for the beautiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Lindsey.
| wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation shown
me during the illness and death
of my husband.
Mrs. w. T.. Bridgeo.
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