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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07

BABIES get cold, too.
In a wonderful response to a
plea for clothing to enable needy
children of Jackson county to at
tend school, citizens Of the coun-
ty dug down into their cedar
chests and closets this Tall and
gathered together enough clothes
which. supplemented by gener-
Il cash donations, relieved the
need Of the school age boys and
girls.
But we've aof little folks in our
county. too. And if the BODY area
isn't quite as big the feeling IS
Just as acute when a thermome-
Ter droo finds the dianer crowd
shivering in insufficient clothing
This condition was forcibly and
heartbreakinglv brought home to
the Jackson County Department
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07
Crowds Inspect
New Fire Stution AT
Open House Sunday

Nearly 1000 citizens called
during the hours of the Open
House given by the Pascagoula
Firemen at the new fire station
on Market street on Sunday aft
ernoon.
The guests were greeted by
the members of the fire depart
ment and taken on a tour of the
recently completed building and
shown the fire-fighting equip
ment. The firemen, who were the
hosts for the afternoon, were as
sisted by George Granlund, ex
officio head of the old Pascagoula
Central company number one.
Numerous children attended
the affair lured by the shining
fire engines and as an added
thrill for the afternoon, an alarm
for a grass fire was turned IN and
the guests had the opportunity
of seeing the firemen answer the
call with dispatch.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07
Classified Ads!

The Chronicles Star and Ad-
vertiser want ad page this week
takes on a new look"
For the past several years,
because of the extreme news
print shortage and other fac
tors, the classified ads have
been set in what is known as
six-point type, which is smaller
and consequently harder to
read than the regular body type
OF your county newspaper.
To make the classifieds more
legible and easier to read, they
are being set in eight-point
type beginning this week. This
is the same sized type as that
in the regular news columns of
your paper. As a result of the
increased type the classifieds
will occupy more space than
formerly, which is made posi-
BILE by a more adequate supply
of newsprint.
We hope OLE readers viii like,
and find more readable, the
new classified page. We also
hope you will use these col
umns, which are a fine and in
expensive advertising medium,
for buying, selling. trading OF
for anv one of the 80 classified
tons set up for the convenience
of both the user and the reader.
Deadline for placing your
classified ads is IL a. m. Thurs
day. Call 500, SOB or 296 if you
desire any further information.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07
Dredge Bids Are
Rejected; Board
Will Readvertise

Four bids for the construction
of the proposed county dredge
for seaWall and maintenance
work were rejected Tuesday aft
ernoon by the board Of superVis-
ors when they ran in excess OF
funds available for the construe-
ton.
Following the opening OF the
bids the board went into brief
executive session. after which A.
P. Moran. president, announced
that all bids had been rejected.
I'VE find it necessary to reject
all bids because they ran higher
than estimated and are not with
in funds available for the work,
Mr.. Moran said. I'VE viii revise
the specifications to bring the
dredge cost within money avail
able for it. and then re-advertise
flor bids"
Mr.. Moran added that this
would be done as soon as posi-
BILE in order to avoid delays.
Four Bids Submitted
Bids for construction of The
new l0-ineh dredge were as fol
lows:
F. b. Walker e. Sons, Pasea-
goula, $126,400 for construction
of the dredge only, exclusive of
the pipeline and pontoons.
calmes Engineering Co. Of New
Orleans. 500. 900 for the dredge
and SIS eco for the pipeline and
pontoons. However, this bid was
based on exceptions from til 2
specifications advertised by the
board. and no bid was submit
ted based on the specifications
ingalls, Shipbuilding Corpora
ton. Paseagoula. $l16,900 for the
dredge and $4,000 for the pipe
line and pontoons. Alternate bids
submitted on exceptions from the
specifications for the dretge
amounted to $115,400 and S1l9,-
900.
Arnold ". Walker Shipyard,
Pascagoula, $ll3,e $50 for eonstrue.
ton of the dredge only. An al.
ternate bid was submitted
amounting to $l15,500.
The proposed dredge would be
46 feet in length, 81 foot beam
and five-foot draft, designed to
dredge to a depth of 80 feet. 1t
would be equipped with 1000 feet
of pipeline.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07
Fruit Truck Struck
On Cutoff Neur
Six Mile Bridge

A truck loaded with oranges
and bound for Baton Rouge, La,
was struck on the cutoff to Mo-
bile Wednesday night when il
broke through the pavement
near Six Mile bridge. according
to Constable Charles Emanuel
Several hours of work with the
two county bulldozers. was re-
quired to free the vehicle from
the hole.
The cut off has been closed to
heavy traffic since the black-top
caved in near the bridge under
a heavy truck recently. However
someone, removed the flares.
barricade and sign which pro-
hibits the road to any but light
traffic each night, leaving no
warning for trucks, Constable
Emanuel said. A sharp lookout
will be kept for persons resnon
sible for this, he said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07
Funeral Services
Held Wednesday
For Mrs. Ramsay

One of Jackson County's older
residents. Mrs. Lula Belle Ram
say, died Tuesday afternoon at
her home in Vancleave at the
age of 81. Mrs. Ramsay had bee.
an invalid for the past 20 years
following a fall in which she suf-
fered a broken hip. For many
years she was confined to a wheel
chair and for the past two years
she had been confined to her bed.
She was the widow of Sardin
G. Ramsay, a prominent stock
man in this section, who died in
1920. Mrs. Ramsay had been a
prominent member of the Meth
odist church in Vancleave until
ler health made active participa-
lion in outside affairs impossible.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Wednesday at Q D. m. at the
residence by the Rev. Broadus,
pastor of the Vancleave Meth
odist church, and interment was
in Vancleave cemetery Pail
bearers YER Vertis c.. Ramsay,
Keble S. Ramsay, Rupert Rob-
erts. Kenneth Toler and Clifton
Davis, Jr., all her grandsons, and
Willard Farley. Stokes Funeral
Home was in charge.
She is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Bertha Roberts, and
Mrs. Cliff Davis of Vancleave;
three sons, Hardy of Ocean
Springs, Frank of Vancleave and
Harry B. Ramsay of New Or
leans; II grandchildren and 10
great grandchildren.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07
Dr.. r. c. Eley, Prominent Physician.
Named Outstanding Citizen Of Year

DIR. Robert Carl Eley, widely
known and beloved physician,
was named the Outstanding Cit
izen of the year at the citizenship
ball on New Years Eve sponsored
by the Business Girls elhb.
DIR. Eley was the sedSnd citi-
zen Of the county to receive the
award which was inaugurated
last year by the BUSINESS Girls
club in recognition OF De citizen
who has rendered invaluable serv-
ice TO the county.
For nearly 80 years DR.. EleyI
has practiced medicius In Moss
Point and the surrounding area
and his popularity as a doctor
and family friend is proclaimed
by the number Of children who
have been named for him, many
Of whom are called either by his
given or surname or a combina-
tion of both.
DR.. Eley, the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. w. &c. Eley, was
born in Scott county on December
81, 1876. He attended medical
school for a year and was forced
to stop on account of i'll health.
He then went into business with
his brother. the late DR.. W. w.
Eley, who owned a drug store in
Merrill.
In December, 1905 he married
Miss Clara DeLashmet of Houlka
and in 1908 he returned to med
ical schooI where ne received his
degree from the medical school
of the University of Alabama.
For two years he practiced med
icine in Bexley and then came to
Moss Point on December /, 1914.
Since that time he has become
one of the best known doctors in
the county and has established a
reputation as an obstetrician For
three out Of the five years that
the Medical association contest
was held, DR. Eley delivered more
babies per year than any other
doctor in the state of Mississippi.
In 1887 he not only won the state
record, but also the national rec
ord. having delivered over zoe
babies in that year.
DR.. Elev says with a smile that
out of the 50 graduates in the
Moss Point high school in 1887,
81 of the graduates were his
babies"
Afraid to Sit"
During the terrible flu epidem-
ie during World War |, DR.. Eley
was on duty practically "a hours
a day and with a driver he was
constantly on the go. catching
what sleep he could in the car.
DR.. Eley laughs when he says that
he was afraid 10 sit down for
meals for fear he would go to
sleep" He had two Fords al that
time, one in the garage being
worked on while he was using
the other. The roads IN Jackson
county were not paved in those
DAYS and il was nothing for the
doctor to take off through a corn
field and 10 traverse practically
impossible roads.
The shortage of doctors during
the recent World War again
forced an also superhuman
amount Of practice on DR.. Eley
and. although advanced in years.
in a days time he would make
calls covering an area from Bayou
La Batre and Grand Bay. Ala, n
Vaneleave and as far north as
Wade.
Five years ago Dr.. Eley re-
eeived an injury to bis knee in
an automobile accident and spent
six weeks in the Jackson County
hospital where his room was To-
Gated on the maternity ward -
that part Of the hospital where
he IS best known.
His skill as q doctor is reeog-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07
BUS-cAR ACCIDENT

An automobile owned and driv-
en- By William Lomax, negro, Of
Texas crashed into the rear OF a
Greyhound bus on Highway 90
Thursday morning when the bus
made a sudden stop, Constable
Charles Emanuel, reported. No
injury was sustained by Lomax
of his two companions but con-
siderable damage was done II
the front of the automobile. The
bus was unframed.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07
COAST COUNCIL MEETING

The Coast Council of Federal
ed Women's clubs. which is COM
posed of executives of such or
carnations along the coast, and
of which Mrs. Hermes Gautier
its organizer, is president. will
meet around a luncheon table al
the Edgewater Gulf hotel Wed
nesday at 1890 p. m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07
CIVIC COUNCIL

There will be a meeting of the
Civic Council at the nth Street
Activities building on Tuesday
evening, January IL, at 7:30 p.
m. Mrs. S. B. McIlwain an
nounced.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07
New City
Officials
Sworn In
Coll Election On
Sulury Increuse
For JdnuurY %

New city officials for the next
four years were formally sworn
in Monday morning at the Pas
cagoula city hall. Taking office
we're Frank S. Canty, mayor;
Vaslin P. DeJean, city clerk and
commissioner of finance, and
Harold c. Ezell, commissioner of
public works.
One of the first acts of the
new mayor and board of COM
missioners was to set new hours
for regular meetings which will
be at 10 a. m. the first and third
Tuesdays and the second and
fourth Fridays of each month.
The board also set an election
date on the question of increased
pay for the mayor and city COM
missioners. Coupled with this is
an ordinance which would re-
quire the mayor and commissions
ers to devote their full time to
the duties of the office.
Only one appointment was
made by the new officials when
Donald w, Cumbest, Pascagoula
attorney, was named police JUS
tice and took over his duties at
the Monday afternoon session of
city court. E. E. Blakney, who
was named acting chief of police
following the resignation of j. e.
Shirley last week will continue
in that capacity, city officials
said.
To Delay Appointments
No permanent appointments to
other city offices will be made
until after the completion of a
city audit. which is scheduled to
get under way next week, Mayor
Canty said. The audit is expected
to take approximately 80 days.
Permanent appointments to be
made include the city attorney,
police and fire chief, cemetery
caretaker, coming enforcement of
ficer, radio technician for the
police department, and appoint
ments in the sewage, sanitary,
gas, street and water departments.
The election on the question
of salary increases for the mayor
and commissioners was set for
Saturday, January %. The ordi-
nance calling for the increase sets
the new proposed salary of the
mayor at $3.50 per month and that
of the two commissioners at
$4,000. The positions now carry
a salary of $147.5 so and $250.OO
respectively.
Require Full Time
An ordinance requiring the
mayor and commissioners to de-
vote full time to their offices
was in process of being prepared
this week and is scheduled to be
adopted at Fridays meeting of
the mayor and board of COM
missioners.
1.-The mayor and board of COM
missioners intend to devote their
full time and energies to the Of
fices they now hold" Mayor
Canty said. I'VE also intend to
pass the necessary ordinances re-
curing that of this administra-
ton and those that may follow.
We believe that Pascagoula has
progressed to the point that it
merits this of its elected officials,
and that its many affairs cannot
be handled efficiently and to the
best interests of the citizens with
out the full and undivided at
tention of its eleced officials"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07

There are 1929 miles of troll
lev coach. street a and bus lines
in the united States. the equiva-
lent of is railroad lines between
New York and Los Angeles.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-07

The street cars, trolley coaches
and buses of America carried 25
times as many passengers last
year as the nations railroads.
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sosuissSssSatiidinas. ssisssatii ininss ! shisfsn houses yith
al chicken Isouipment, 5000 enicx,,, &,
s59Rs s,sR ssssso sise esa es.h: ssisns. q sSo
can Be assumed. Don't mrs ~
Rsssi RsnsiY' ave! ei1gpa HTon, keisp NV so0 :.
Ie-C16TN TOURISTS COURT. yith
s.svtce station and s-room modern
an aii nisnEsy 10 q lo-sere tract
of land, known IS the Sunset Tour
ists Court. Q miles out o. Latay'
Va; All furniture with ne sa5,na' q IN.
ssaas .ns 90: So'ni rs,h s1ssns 1900 sSs.s .;
crowns erops. S miles ". Of Front
,sT.scre farm with e.room ress-
dsnes. Nth ssat. road g eror,,
erty and nile e. nv o. on'
Roysl. Va: $4,000: ..,.,. ,snz
from sppiss averages $500 per
year: tUo-stcry tsnant fss-; nsay
Gsshtngton. va. direct cut zli
hishvay from wsshinsson. d. CT
n io;sge; sspe;. with s-resu sve-sssry
Il name T Trss,dsnes Win l.rss shscs
tusas ~: near I Linden. Va: se.so0
13S acres Of kvsI farmtnG Iana.
fenced and crossed fenced. on esak
ss spsn; n1;,sh.nery snissrn WITH ssai: s-room res
isenre, 600 apple trees. tvo barns,
seyeral ether outhaficsngs: location
miles y. Of Front RosaL va
l6S acres. with T-rocm residence snd
ofhsy oufeuflcsngs, on state hard
surface hwy school and church
near property, miles y. Of rrcnt
Rnyal. va; 81. 500.
Doctnr: rest home Of 10 rooms WITH
naths. on T4-aere tract of land.
ovsriooking the Shenandoah River.
Az uafiks n.e. Of Front Royal. Va;
ar fuiiy sauipped: $50. .o0a.
eetreea Front Royal and wtnehss-
teY. Va. with 10 brick modern
CABINS, service station with al mod
eru city conveniencss, al furniture
viii deal: $4,000 with tefms; this
cabin site b On route 70 6kylale
pTtye at Yrunt Acyei. We. u
gusT. 2ce .. h'sG sss- rsns'
Evening star., 1949-05-29
Looking for Quality?

Be Sure to See TnlS
Now vacant and owner says sell. The
price is right and the property "a
excellent; recently decorated. clean
as pin, in new-home cond.; yet
prewar built Of best materials; an
exc. value, hard to and today; 3
bedrms.. 2-story all-brk. construc-
tion with slate roof, exc. oil fur
mace, lovely oak floors, exceptionally
well insulated; 13x19 liv. rm. with
fireplace, 10x13 din. rm. with cabi-
nets, cheerful well-eauipped kitchen
screened liy. porch and pretty gar
dened yard: will go FILA. SS5 mo.
with substantial cash payment; or
slightly higher terms with smaller
cash payment. Open 2 to 8 sun.
and Mon Drive out Wash: blvd
High School, turn right on Patrick.
Henry Va blk to No. 18th st. and
right VI block to No. Kentucky and
then left to 1920 No. Kentucky.
DICK BASSETT
Evening star., 1949-05-29

WITH ONLY $4,000
cs.h and mSnshl, .,saa! pint: Hyms:; Of ss3 s3
taxes) on Q x% 910.060 hrst trust
bsdrm. Brick and ssbessos shinsis
home On .sere lot Y VIA Lor-
ner, Va. Mtght accept small sec
ond trust on favorable terms from
responsible purchaser. Fun par
ttculars from
L. s. HURLEY
1sSs. open dsily, 3 to $50. Sss
CURTIS e. MARTIN, INC.
FHA APPROVED LENDERS
TIE. 0233, ALEX. 6815
Open all day Monday. Bungalov.
New 5-rm.; tile bath. expansion
attic. auto. oil h.; u acre; 2 blks.
bus: bus; ! pr1tsss, 1:ss ss'soo' Better hurry
Bricf rambler. Z $500 down. No. -.
ise. rms. arspl.. EQUIP. kit, auto.
laundry, picture windows: corner
lot; price. $13.ebo, -
2 bedrms., bath. on. LIST a., eeuip.
s,s:' las' eIsaso aTsDl;i fun s'ms.' iss' trees On
psl Eay-si.boo down.
0I.. No. .%02. Brick. 3 rms, tile
bath. s,,1 equip. kit1 copper sluMS,ns' nnsssrs