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Evening star., 1949-06-13
So. 1000 DOWN
T SHEPHERD Il PARK

New detached brick with csntsr-hal !
plan. Just recently eompisted. -
n Iiv. rm with fFepl, large din
rm. and uItra-modern hit, with
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extremely large eedrms, and 2
run baths upstaiss: is.h; na,..' =.
aluminium screens. PRICED for sss. :
500. Call Mr. WEISS. NE. $500,
ewes. Ak. bSet.
Leo M. Bernstein d Co.
I4i5 Z st. nv. realsoTs: MK. 800
MT. PLEASANT AREA
Just Oh leth st4-Exesllsnt eriek
home: hall. ftv YHa. with 6fepl- dtn
rrs, Kit. 3 eedrnas.. bath. fun esnt-,
buiit-in garage, 2 screened pcrshes
Ready 70 eccupy. VERY lev price
convenient terms. Mr. Holmes, IN
e635.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
1918 18th NJ NV III
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Evening star., 1949-06-13

ENTIRE 2nd FLOORi Completely pvt, !.
bright, clean, new, large liy. rm.,
kit: you need only food TO start
Housekeeping; III blks. bus; West
Hyatts.: 500 mo, No ehiloren OF
pets. Wa. 6l4U. Id
Evening star., 1949-06-13

In Chevy Chase With
First Floor Bedrm. and Bath
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MT PLEASANT

brick. contains rms. bath. ho'
water OIL heat, 9 rear porches Thii
home In located In o very con
venient section and may be puf.
chased with reasonable terms. Cal
Mr. JoL;LEs' Jr-' NE. s4oo' svs'
$4,000 DOWN
VIII purchase this lovely Ios briei
in the 1000 Block Of Quebec paaet
NV. has 9 rms, bath. In
closed porehss. oll heat and Esn.
house Is In excellent ecndition
Be sure to call and make an ap-
pofntment TO-DAY TO see this home
Gail Mr.. EwElL, Mr. 800; eses
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01
PortY Celebrating
Seventh Birthdoy
OF Non Gorrigon

The seventh birthday of Nan
Garrigan was celebrated with a
party at which her mother. Mrs.
Jones Garrigan, was hostess Sat
urday afternoon at the home of
her aunt, Miss Kate Peterson.
with whom she is making an ex-
tended visit.
The children were entertained
with an Easter egg hunt in which
the silver egg was found by
Verna Westphal, and with a game
involving the pinning of a tail
on a pictured bunny. This prize
was captured by Gretchen Muir
ray.
Mrs. Garrigan was assisted by
Miss Peterson, Mrs. Oliver Krebs
and Mrs. Robert Peterson in serv-
ing cake and punch with candies.
The little guests were Monte
and Stanley Peterson, Bonnie,
Kay and Gretchen Murray, Bar
bara, Betty and Verna Westphal,
Joe Eddy, Peter Joyce Manko,
Genevieve, Jimmy, Lenora Ann
and Henry Hinkel, Mary Rather
inc Jones, Lois Crane and Gloria
Bright.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01
Doctors Wives
Honor Husbands
AT Dinner Purty

The Jackson County Medical
Auxiliary entertained their hus-
bands at a dinner Monday night
at the Longfellow House in eel
ebration of the nationally OBJ
served Doctors Day. The dinner
table was lovely with a center
arrangement of yellow day lilies.
daffodils and roses thanked by
lighted candles. Mrs. w. j.
Weatherford is president of the
auxiliary and presiding at the
dinner was Mrs. r. c. Eley.
AS the only program for IN
evening each wife introduced her
husband, telling eff his hobbies.
Guests were DR.. and Mrs. Eley.
DIR. and Mrs. James T. Thompson,
DR.. and Mrs. Irwin Joffe. Mrs.
j. N. Rape. all of Moss Point, DR..
and Mrs. j. N. Lockard, DR.. and
Mrs. w. J. Weatherford, DR.. and
Mrs. G.. j. Frederic, DR.. and Mrs.
Robert Cameron, DR.. and Mrs. j.
F. McDonough, DR.. and Mrs. F.
c. Minkler, DR.. and Mrs. S. B.
McIlwain and DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Fisher, all of Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01
AProgramG Given
BY Speakers At
Rotary Luncheon

Six directors were elected at
the luncheon meeting of the Pas
cagoula Rotary Club wednes-
day at the Country Club. In
turn these men will next week
elect the new officers of the
club.
Named to the Board of Direct
ors were Lawrence Lindhart,
Quinn Gautier. J. S. Boswell,
Earl Hammett, Thomas r. Wells
and L. A. Watts.
Two members of the local or
ganization of Alcoholics Anony-
nous presented the program of
recovery of the AA's and ex-
planned something of the work
being done.
a. M. Hardy, chairman of the
cancer drive in the county, made
a talk on behalf of the cam
paign which is opening in the
county and G.. F. pat" Rooney.
director of the high school band
urged support. moral as well as
financial, of the band and asked
attendance at the concert which
the young musicians will stage
Monday, April II.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01
Elementary Pupils
Will Appear In
Operetto Friday

The fifth and sixth grade stu
dents of the Charlotte Hyatt ele-
mentary school of Moss Point
will present an operetta, The
Cobbler of Fairy Land, in three
acts at the school auditorium at
8 pm. on Friday evening, April /.
The following members of the
cast will appear in solo numbers,
Terry Adams as the king and An
nette Provost as the queen, Faye
Farragut, the princess, Bobby
Gardner as the Fairy Cobbler,
Larry Wood as Machiavelle, the
cat who is the brains of fairyland,
and Robert Farragut as Percival,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01
MRS. PEDRO JANE HOSTESS

On Friday Mrs. Pedro Jane ex-
tended pleasant hospitality to a
group of friends at a morning cof-
fee honoriag Miss Sarah Anne
Baugh, who is enjoying a round
of social courtesies as guest of
Mrs. A. J. Moss.
The house was lovely with
early spring flowers.
In pleasant assistance upon
Mrs. Jane were her sister-in-law
Mrs. C. c. Dupont and Mrs. ],
P. MeDonough.
Besides Miss Baugh, Mrs. Pedro
James guests were Mesdames Ar
thur Moss, F. c. Minkler. E. A.
Talbot, B. j. Jane, B. B. Walker,
w. r. Guest, Jr., Vincent Moore,
VIC, Brondum. B. ], Jane, and
Merley Jones.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01
Hold Solo. Ensemble
Division Of Stote
Bond Contest April z

Soloists and ensembles from the
Moss Point and Pascagoula high
school bands will participate in
the first phase of the state band
contest to be held in Gulfport
Saturday. For the past few years
it has been customary to hold
the solo and ensemble division of
the contest by districts prior to
the general contest which this
year will be held April % in
jackson.
G.. F. Rooney. director of the
Pascagoula band, will take nine
soloists and five ensembles and
James Bishop, director of the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01
Baptism OF Lowell
Harrison Roberts At
DIV Church Sunday

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowell H. Roberts was baptized
at Our Lady of Victories church,
Sunday at l p. m. with the Right
Reverend Monsignor p. j. Carey
conducting the sacrament.
The baby, was christened Low
ell Harrison, Jr. and his sponsors
were his uncle, Ernest RIOS, and
Mrs inez BlaGksher. He is the
grandson of Mrs. c. H. Roberts
of Gautier and a great grandson
Of Mrs. Vincent Ros, Sr. His
grandfather is r. E. Ros of Mo
bile.
Out-of-town guests for the
christening were Mr.. and Mrs. r.
E. Ros of Mobile.
SENIORS VISIT COLLEGES
A group of Moss Point seniors
who plan to attend college in the
fall have been invited to attend
the program at Mississippi South
ern college in Hattiesburg on
Career Day for High School stu
dents on Friday, April |.
They will be given an opPor-
tunity to get better acquainted
with the college and the oppor-
tunities that it offers.
On Thursday. March "a. a
group of IS seniors visited Perk-
inston Junior college and attend
ed the general assembly program
conducted by the president of the
Student Body. After luncheon
which was served in the school
cafeteria the college band gave
a concert and later the visitors
enjoyed the first ball game of
the season.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01
eAscAGouLA cHRoMcLE-sTAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

the court page. Pauline Liviau-
da!s as the witch, Frances Miles
as the bad fairy and Lochia Bull
lock as the mistress of the ward
robe.
Members of the two grades will
APPEAR in the choruses. Altogeth-
err about 100 children will take
part in the operetta.
The musical is being presented
under the direction of Mrs. John
Brock, Jr.. assisted by the home
room teachers, Miss Carrie Lee
Harris and Mesdames Albert Ora
ham. L. w. Alexander and Vivian
Smiley.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01
FRIDAYS SOCIAL EVENTS

The social calendar for Fri
day contains several interesting
events among their being a
morning coffee at which Mrs. E.
F. O'Malley will be hostess honor
ing Miss Sarah Anne Baugh who
will also be honoree of Mrs. A.
M. Hardy when she is hostess
to the Thursday Bridge club
members that afternoon. Mrs.
T. N. Tucker will also entertain
this club at luncheon preceding
the party.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01

Moss Point band. plans to enter
eight soloists and five ensembles.
Mrs. Amelia Cook will accom-
pany the Moss Point soloists.
The contest will continue
through the day Saturday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01

The South American condor is
one of the largest of all flying
birds. and its young are unable
to get off the ground until two
years old.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
Stepfother, "a, Is Held
On CHARGE Of Girl, 6

A 6-year-old girl S complaint
led to the detention today of her
24-year- old stepfather on charge
of carnal knowledge.
The defendant is Jesse Lee
Mason, colored, of the $500 block
of Thirteenth street NV. He was
held to await grand jury action
by Judge Walter j. Casey in Mu-
nicipal Court. He is under $1,000
bond.
Police charge the offense took
place last Saturday in the Thir-
teenth street home. Mason was
arrested after the child's mother
reported her daughters complaint
to the police Sex Squad.
Evening star., 1949-02-22

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Balster, $500
Sherrier place NV, who are
celebrating their 50th wedding
anniversary today. Mr.. BalSter,
II, a retired employe of the
Weather Bureau, and Mrs.
Balster, 70, have one child, a
son, Joseph A. Balster, and one
prandchild.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
Senate Votes to Repeal
Clause on Stuff Jobs

The Senate yesterday passed a
bill to repeal a provision Of the
Congressional Reorganization Act
which has barred professional staff
assistants to congressional COM
mittees from taking jobs in the
Executive departments within E
year after leaving Capitol Hill
posts.
Senator Hayden, Democrat, OF
Arizona, said many able men have
left Washington for other cities
because of this provision.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Conservatives Claim
More Election Gains

LONDON. April The Ccc-
seTvat!ye Party claimed more VIC
tories over labor today in ssKnsa-
cant County Council elections II
England and Wales
A Conservative Party spokes-
man said the party increased hy
g its seats on p councils Esee-
tons are being held In 81 County
Councils this week.
A Labor Party spokesman cour-
tered with a claim os losing only
II seats. He said the figures rep
resented returns from only 10
County Council ballots
The Conservatives said they
picked up 81 new seats. So from
labor. and lost IL o! their ole
seats. seven 10 Labor. This made
their net gain 4s seats. 70 from
labor.
The Labor Party said I; lost 81
seats 20 Conservatives and inde-
Evening star., 1949-04-07

EAST OF THE SUN and west
OF the moon everybody's tdlh-
ing about DROMEDARY DEVILS
Food Mix! That's because 1t
makes the worlds most delicious
cake . rich, dark and nsdrvel-
o1sly ehocoldte-y In fdvori It's .
SNAP" too for you just add
water to the mix, beat, then
bake! Also makes wonderfully
"yummy" cup cakes and cookies
yet costs less than you'd
pay for its "tip-top" ingredients!
So get DRoMEDARY DEVILS
Food Mix and make a dream"
cake today :. and be sure to ice
with DROMEDARY Fudge q
Frosting Mix! It's "dee-lish"l
Evening star., 1949-04-07


ed tapioca till you've tasted ROY.
AL Taptocas! The "one and
only" original ROYAL Tapioca
Puddings, they're richer. smooth
er, creamier than words can
describe so treat your family
to all 8 fiavors: ROYAL Choco-
late Tapioca with a dream-like
goodness .. ROYAL Vanilla
Tapioca that makes hearts "sing"
and ROYAL Orange-Coconut
Tapioca with q magical tropic
flavor! Like all ROYAL Pud-
dings, ROYAL Tapiocas are good
for you. too providing more
food energy than the sweet fresh
milk you make them with!
Evening star., 1949-04-07

tor! There are many features
that put this FRIGIDAIRE 'ap
on pedestal" but I'll have to
limit my enthusiasm to q few!
That famous FRIGIDAIRE
Meter-Miser comes first for
it's the simplest cold making
mechanism eper built :. uses q
mere "trickle" Of current! Next
comes the fnlLsoidth Super-Freez-
or Chest for Frozen Foods
spacious aluminium shelves. plus
special places" for storing eggs.
fruits, vegetables, and meat! A
big FRIGIDAIRE De Luxe Re
frigerator serves q good sized
family but luckily there's q
FRIGIDATRE for ANYsige fam
lily or kitchen 30 select the
one that suits YOU best-at your
Frigidaire Dealers!
Evening star., 1949-04-07

sovr hoadsl This SSso and Sss-
SroVed SOILAX now contains Q
chemical called "Polaool" which
Es4s valk, woodwork, al kinds
of painted and washable surfaces
sparkling clean In next 70 NO
time . yet u such IN "angef
10 your hands, they sevew become
roush and red! So get sonAX
&o-o-w . . then take sdvantAgs
q this amazing offer =. . lovely
sst Of Q Lucits hairbrush with
Nylon bristles and . comb In
"erystal," "rose" or "bIse'i Reg.
ulariy priced at S1.50. it's YOURS
for only SOC piss . SoILAx box
TOP! Write Nancy Sasser. III
Madison Ave-, New York Is. N. 7.
Be sure to note color choiceI
Evening star., 1949-04-07
ECA Aide TO Speak

Daniel K. Hopkinson Of the
Economic Cooperation Admin
istration will discuss The Mar
shall Plan in Action" before the
Washington Alumni Association
of Delta Phi Epsilon. foreign
service fraternity, at $50 pm.
tomorrow in the Alpha Chapter
House, 3401 Prospect avenue NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Branch road and thirteenth

Branch road and Thirteenth
street NV.
Benjamin r. Pollack. chairman
Of the board. estimated the build
ing's cost at more than 81 900 900.
Plans were drawn by Louis A.
Abramson, New York architect.
The main auditorium will seat
1900.
The congregation Is composed OF
more than 400 members Of the
Orthodox Jewish faith. It is one
Of the largest In the city and
Evening star., 1949-04-07

think 4 eoxd b improved oa)
BORDEfrS 10 better than sverl
And here's Why. Now BoRDENe
II made By the new. wonderful
"Fiavor-Peak' process which sx-
tracts More flavor from the
freshly.roasted coffee, -, more
than ever before! ASd you know,
BORDEN'S Ii 1905 pure coffee;
al coffee, with not . single thing
added! So easy, too. No pot to
wash, NO messy grounds, because
BORDEN'S throws the used
grounds away for you! Try BOR-
DEN'S Instant Coffee, made by
the F1avor-Peak process!
Evening star., 1949-04-07
S75O,000 Drive Launched
For Orthodox SYNAGOGUE

The board Of trustees OF the
Tifereth Agudath Ohavay Sholom
Congregation yesterday launched
a drive to raise s750.000 toward q
fund for erection of a synagogue
and community center on Tuck
erman street between Piney
Evening star., 1949-04-07

pie Pyequick then you can
make a luscious pie tify-quickl
Apple Pyequtck contains the Az.
ings" for q pictureperfect s-inch
apple pie you simply add
water and sugar 10 release the
natural juices Of the Quiek-dried.
ready sliced -n'Spiced apples. roll
out the tender. 6aky pie crust
mir and In les than is min
utes it's oven-readyi Just try
Apple Pye9xsek once and ycun
do az I DO +. always keep sev.
sral packages handy for -sveTy
~ ana spoG1nl eeeankGnoe
Evening star., 1949-04-07

secret savoriness produces favor
magic that's obtainable no other
way! And all this extra tempt
ingness with little more than Q
flick" Of the can openerl. Try
LACHOY Bean Sprouts and La
CHOY Mixed Vegetables tomor-
row. And for q very unusual
meal-complete, ask for LaCHOY
Chinese Dinner, too! A complete
in-one package Chow Mein Din
ner, all ready to heat and serve.
Costs a. little as 1St q portion!
Evening star., 1949-04-07
WHAT TO SERVE FOR DEs-

SERT poses no prob
lem for me :. since
my pantry shelf's al
ways well-supplied
with ROYAL Tapioca
Puddings! And no
tice / say ROYAL.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Dr.. Hodes to Give Address

DR.. Brian Blades. chief surgeon
at George Washington University
Hospital. viii deliver the annual
medical address to alumni Of the
Washington University Medical
School at st. Louis tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
HERE'S AN ORIENTAL sE-

CRET Tor giving ORD.
mary dishes new, ex-
,otic goodness. Make
'em exciting with La
CHOY Bean Sprouts
and LaCHOY Mixed
Vegetables! Add these
ingredients to ordi.
nary soups, stewx, CAS-
seroles, salads and veg
>&~AI Gaa hA- &hAiH
Evening star., 1949-04-07


wonderful dishes
broed
BnB unng
mbrohh
all kinds!
Evening star., 1949-04-07

represents Q merger Of the T1fer-
eth Israel. Agudath Achirn and
Ohev Sholom Congregations last
year.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
THERE'S AN EASY WAY to

hOusecleaning go.
simply use ncso
SOILAX . for
Hs the fastest
G ] Q q . er ~
AReried tk0t's
A--YAs 6fAA e.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
LADY, BE GOOD to your family

give Lnom
the very best cof-
fee In the world!
TO me this means
B o r D e N 8
Instant Co6eei
Because now
(thOuEh I didn't
Evening star., 1949-04-07
UP TO YOUR EARS with spring

nCu6ecie8niu =.
Just can't spare time
to hx your treat-hun-
cry family scrump
tious desserts!
Then why not get
Betty Crncker's An
Evening star., 1949-04-07
THAT THRILL OF PRIDE you
faA1 ~han you'r thA

owner Of q new re-
frigerator -. is ex-
ira thrilling when
it's q TRIGIDAIRE
De Iuxa RefriRera-
Evening star., 1949-04-07

SWER to cheese And remember to leave
surfaces fruits and vegetables st since sWER
h mildly will kill odors and bacteria germs
Startling yes Of these SWERL has been proved
Evening star., 1949-04-07

Sr Taste See for yourself just now
and FAVoRsoME be! In recent
40 noted throat specialists ns
these smokers reported NOT one aoe
dss snsosmg CAMELEf So get carton
tornorrov mild, how snsoyahas snssets
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SUCH GOOD THINGS happen over q cigarette

strengthened romances started and troubles Ironeo
OUT. And know what cigarette makes these pleas
ant get-togethers doabIy enjoyable? Why CAMELS'
of course /. . for they're so MILD and navorsome,
they add to the pleasure of every occasion. MADE
from rich full-favored tobaccos properly aged and
expertly blended. CAMELS spell" alt'round
smoking enjoyment and they are 30 MILD!
So mild In fact. that rather than describe their
COOL cool nsildnSss, I'd like you to test them In
your own "proving ground" your I-Lone
Evening star., 1949-04-07

I'VE SUNG PRAISES for SWERL'S genius" In
and lingerie and told you how NOTHING can
match these scientific suds for gredseIess dshwash
ing. But here are some new uses for SWERL that
you'll find helpful >. wash broccoli and spinach
with SWERL to get them really sand-free and
cleant SWERLwashed grapes and apples taste
.Jn.nn. .xroafor and Keen erisDer 1Ongeri Use
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A. s: B: s.; !:
small single-socke lamps Also best Tor smai-sze
tall
ing-a
choose only GE lamps for they are
research STAY BRIGHTER LONGER!
It's BrghtenUp dealers right It's time to
clean up your lighting fill sockets The 100
watt plus Four Of them in handy
package for only 60e plus tax.
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center row, use the apple wedges, place
red skin toward the outside. For the 9th
of orange, placed so they overlap with Il
toward the outside. Garnish the center
2 or 8 berries. Serve with sweet or
one large individual serving.
TO be sure BANANAS are fully ripe, U.s.
with brown and have a golden hue -.
and are the best for you'll
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,ERL's genius" In washing sweaters
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