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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-05
L E T T RS
From Our
MISSIONARIES IN AFRICA

November IA, 1913
Dear Mother:
I have just returned from
church and have time to write
your letter. Meshak and Petra
are still in their meeting so I
have put wood on the fire and
placed the vegetables over. We
are going to have spinach,
mashed potatoes, carrots and
roast. We are getting awfully
tired of these tough old roasts.
Would we ever like a nice
swiss steak or some chops!
You'd better have some ready
when I come home.
We've had the usual busy
week with school every day,
getting caught up with the
Continued on page ~
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-05
ZION YOUTHFELLOWSHIP
Zion Youth Fellowship in

vites you to spent next
Sunday evening in fellowship
with us. We will have guest
speaker from Great Lakes,
Chaplain Henry Maxwell. Our
services will start at 7:45 and
will be held in the Chapel.
Chairman will be Elaine Nc
Culloch. We hope you will
come and enjoy worship with
us.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-01-05

ember 10Th spoke first on the
work in Jamaica.
The Choir and audience then
joined in singing ''From Green
lands Icy Mountains" by Ma
son, directed by Conductor P.
A. Pennington. Then Overseer
Lee continued with his report
of the work in British Guiana
Ga short outline of which is at
tached).
Before Overseer Mintern
gave his report the audience
sang "Send the Light" by Cab
riel.
Overseer Mintern read the
following communications: -
''Zion Junior Band sends
Greetings for the New Year.
All are we'll and enjoying the
Florida sunshine and thank all
those who made this trip pos
sible." Phil Mole.
General Overseer,
Officers and Members:
"Peace be unto you!
con this New Years Eve, we,
as a group, send to all at Head
quarters our Christian love and
New Years Greetings. We
praise God that this comes
from Bethel Chapel, head
quarters of the Christian Cath
Ollie Church in Southern Cali
fornia, which is now in use for
the work of the Church."
"The sod for the Chapel was
broken and grading commence
ed last December. The plans
were approved by the city en-
gineer of Monrovia in March,
and building commenced. To-
day the building is in use and
almost complete, and grounds
planted to trees and flowers.
By the grace of God this has
been accomplished almost en-
tirely by the faithful voluntary
help of the group, who donat-
ed Saturday by Saturday. They
came many, many miles to as
sist, bringing their wives to
help prepare dinner for the
company. Very substantial do
nations of material were also
made by some of the brothers
and sisters. Also a Christian
merchant in Monrovia donated
over two hundred dollars in
chairs. There is no debt on the
building and one thousand dol
lars has been paid off on the
lots. There are still two thou
sand dollars due on these lots
at SO interest. This we are
paying off at the rate of sixty
dollars a month. We ask that
you please pray that God will
use this offering of Bethel
Chapel to Him, and bless ev-
cry one that shall cross it's
threshold, giving them light
upon our Lord Jesus Christ"
Frank Robinson.
Overseer Mintern also read
CONTINUED on page 10Y
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-18

WATER FRONT PROPERTY -
II 1/2 acres on Mary Walker
Bayou with a 3 bedroom house
with gas, lights, water and tele-
phonel on a black top road. This
place has "a pecan trees and sew
eral fruit trees and is priced to
sell at 100000.
IL acres on Helena Road on
Black Creek with a 6 room house
with lights, water electric pump,
gas (butane) 2 miles out from Es-
catawpa and is priced to sell at
100000.
40 acres on Dog River with a
9 room house with electric lights.
pump water, no gas. Has 100 pc
can trees, quite a few fruit trees
and is priced to sell at $4,000 90.
5 acres behind Merrill's Camp
about one block from Mary Walk
er Bayou and less than one block
from the West branch of the Pas
cagoula River. A spring on the
property. Priced at $4,000.
40 acres where Jackson Creek
CiiiRtlGS AltO SOOuC LdhE OF
miles from Dog River. This place
has a log cabin on it with a lean
to kitchen, fruit trees and flowers.
IA acres in cultivation. The rest
in woodland. A good all year
round road to it and is priced to
sell at $4,000.
IS acres bounded on the North
by Mary Walker Bayou. It has
a IA x 18' house on it and a 30
wharf on the bayou. Lights and
telephone available. 30 acres
fenced in. This place has a 40
drive into it from 80 Highway and
is located right at the curve on
Merry Walker Bayou. Priced to
sell at $4,000. Note: This might
be the place you have been look
ing for. 926 So. Market St., H. P.
Human, Realtor, phone 1871.
I6 It ?
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Morton Cole In
Toussig-Mdrsh
Collision At Sea

Pascagoulans have a way of
getting around and being on hand
when unusual events appear and
this happened to Marion Cole,
USN, who was aboard the USS
"Taussig", when it ran into the
destroyer escort, Marsh, 500
miles out of San Francisco, re-
Gently.
There we're none injured on
either of the ships though they
both were badly damaged. A hole
8 by Is feet was torn in the
Marsh" and lesser injuries were
sustained by the "Taussig", ac-
cording to Mr.. Cole, who reports
that after temporary repairs had
been made on the Taussig, both
ships limped back to port where
they will be in dry dock for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole reside at 400
Short Columbus drive, Pasca-
goula.
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We wish to express our sincere
and heartfelt thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbors for all
their sympathy and kindness dur
ing the illness and death of our
beloved wife and mother, Mrs.
H. r. Crop. Special thanks to
Rev. M. E. Hubert, Sr., Rev. Will
hanson, Rev. Brock, and Rev.
Wells. We also would like to take
this time to thank Doctors Thomp-
son, Eley and Joff. Nurses, Mrs.
Bertram, Mrs. Brady and Mrs.
Howard Rabby, Jr., the Odd Fell
lows Lodge No. As for their con-
sideration and thoughtfulness.
Fails Funeral Home. Many thanks
for the beautiful floral offerings
and lovely cards. All have our
everlasting gratitude.
Mr.. H. r. Crop,
Sons and Daughters,
Stepsons and Stepdaughters
= .h.as % 1t p 3-le
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RIVER EXPEDITION

Tim v. Blades and Glennon Hill
Of Moss Point went on a fishing
and river exploration trip down
the Leaf river. They left Beau
mont on Wednesday morning
about 7:30 a. m. aboard a IA foot
boat powered by an cupboard mo-
tor. Or Wednesday afternoon
about $50 a call came through
saying they had arrived sat-Vvil-
kerson's Ferry. They expected to
arrive home sometime Thursday
afternoon, meanwhile they will
have explored the Leaf river into
the Pascagoula, fishing along the
way.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE
There came on for consideration by
the Mississippi Seafood Commission.
at its regular February, 1e49 meeting.
the consideration and adoption of the
following regulation n ordinances:
ORDINANCE NO. 81
AND PROHIBITING THE TAKING
AND CATCHING OF GAME FISH IN
BAYOUS AND STREAMS DREDGED.
MAINTAINED AND USED FOR
THE USE OF NETS on sEiNEs.
WHEREAS. The Seafood Commits
sion of the State of Mississippi is vest
&c with full jurisdiction over the wa
fcrs of the Gulf of Mexico and Missis-
sippi Sound and their tributaries with
in the jurisdiction of the State of Mis-
and prohibit the taking of fish therein
and therefrom; and the said Commits
sion. being vested with authority to
adoot and enforce regulations, which
In the opinion of said Commission, may
be necessary or advisable to regulate
or prohibit the catching, and taking
of game fish as a conservation meas
ure; and the Commission having made
due investigation finds that 10 Is nee
essary and to the best interest of the
state and for the conservation of its
natural resources. that IL should pro-
tAttAN nv ~ vi aAhA lANAA - W
use of seines or nets from the waters
of the small craft harbor in the City OF
Pascagoula, Jackson County. Missis-
sippi; therefore.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE SEA.
FOOD COMMISSION OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI:
SECTION 1. II shall be unlawful fol
any person. firm. or corporation to
set. drag or use any seine trawl, OF
trammel net. in Yazoo Lake in the
city of Pascagoula, Jackson County
Mississippi which has been dredEec
out and is now used as a harbor fol
small craft or boats.
SECTION 2. That any person. firn
or corporation violating any of the
provisions OF the foregoing ordinance
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor ant
on conviction shall be fined not less
than Ten and nofiN0 tSfa.00l Dollar.
and not more than Twenty Five anc
noii00 (S25 .00) Dollars for each offcnse
SECTION 3. That this ordinance bs
published in the Chronicle Star, {
newspaper having general circulation
in Jackson County, Mississippi. : &C
cording to law.
SECTION 4. That this ordinance b,
in full force and effect from n aftel
March is. 1949.
Approved:
NAIF JORDAN.
President of the Mississippi
Seafood Commission.
Attest:
CELL DILDY
Secretary of the Mississippi
Scafood Commission.
st 3-1i. 10. q
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In loving memory of our hus-
band and father, Quitman Goar,
who was killed when the Lun-
dendraf Bridge Collapsed over
the Rhine River in Remagen, Ger
many, March II, 1945. We cannot
say, and we will not say, That
he is dead - He is just away!
With a CHEEKY smile, and q wave
of the hand, he has wandered in
to an unknown land; and left us
dreaming how very fair it needs
must be since he fingers there.
And we-Oh we, who the widest
yearn, for the old time step and
the glad return, we think of him
faring on, as dear, in the. love of
there as the love of here. We
think of him still as the same,
we say: He is not dead - he is
just awayl
Sadly missed by Wife, Mrs.
Gloria Goar and daughter, Gloria
Jean Goar.
C8-a II n 3-18
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We wish to express our sincere
and heartfelt thanks to friends
and neighbors for their kindness
and sympathy shown US after
the tragic death and burial of our
beloved son and brother, 1t. Low
ell Oliver Hawn. Special thanks
for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray w. Hawn
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Turner.
% 1t D 3-18
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WANT TO BUY. SELL OR
TRADE SOMETHING'S
READ AND USE THESE ADS
ri OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
and heartfelt thanks to friends
and nieghbors for their kindness
and sympathy shown us during
the illness and death of our loved
one, Dorothy Hurley. Special
thanks to the blood donors, DIR.
Lockard, Rev. f. w. Scott, Rev.
James Williamson and Fails Fu-
neral Home Also thanks for the
beautiful floral offerings.
DAUGHTER, SISTERS
AND BROTHERS.
% 1t p, 3-l3
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and Culfport. under the style or firm
OF GULFCOAST COMPANY, APERA-
TOR OF LAUNDERETTES. has been
dissolved by mutual consent as ana
from the LIST day of March. 194g.
Witness our signatures this the LIST
day of March, 194e.
RICHARD II. MOLPUS
MRS. FRANCIS 3. M0LPUS
MRS, MARJORIE M. WILLIAMS
81 3-1e. rs. Al
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
QE PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
pus. Mrs. Frances B. Moipus, A. J.
williams, and Mrs. Marjorie M. Will
liams, heretofore carrying on business
as a partnership at Biloxi. ~Pascagonia
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I will not be responsible for any
purchases or accounts made by any
one other than myself.
CHARLES JOSEPH EMERSON.
BY: Mrs. Mabel l.. Martin. Guardian
st 3-1a. %. AL
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Although built like a bear,
the wolverine Is unable to climb
trees and lives in underground
dens.
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LARGE WOODEN LATHE-with
motor, large window fan, match
ing loveseat and chair, $500. B.
]. Dick, Jr., 33l Sarrazin ST., City
% 1t D 3-l8
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HELP WANTED
MALE

About one-tenth of the popu-
lation of the United States is
Negro.
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FOR SALE-2 pair counter scales
Cheap. A. P. Megehee, phone
1868. % 1t p Sill
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE OR TRADE a

1888 va Motor, complete. Coo
per's Garage, 912 Market ST.,
phone 1877. % It p 3-l8
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GAS AND ELECTRIC HEATERS
AT give away prices. Humans,
926 So. Market ST., phone 1871.
% II %
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HELP WANTED
FEMALE

HOUSEWIVES-Earn ST to So per
hour showing new beautiful, in
expensive Spring Dresses. Write
Maisonette Frocks, P. o. Box 1879,
New Orleans II, LA. 8 At p Bill
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ICE and
$1,000. Humans, 926 So. Market
St., phone 1871. % 1t p
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2l' COVERED WAGON Trailer
fully equipped. Sleeps four. See
g26 So. Market St, H. P. Human.
phone 1911. rs 1t p
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PEDIGREED COCKER SPANIEL
Puppies, reasonable. Phone 1003-R
"a ct D 3-18
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PERSONALS

SPIRELLA - Individually de-
signed health and foundation gar
ments. Mrs. Haden G. Brodnax,
phone isl. 2 If 7-23
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FOR STORAGE - OF anything
see Jim Blackwell, 10 rooms with
locks. Phone 1851. 4 1t p 3-18
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22b BUILDERS SUPPLIES 22b

HARDWOOD FLOORING
Made of kiln dried beech and
ash. Lawn chairs, plywood boats,
oars, paddles. Pascagoula Decoy
Company, 831 N. Pascagoula st.
22b If be 5-28
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SERVICES

MISUNDERSTANDING Machine
service. Phone 1403-J. c. 1. Du-
deck. 4 ct D I'll
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BICYCLE PARTS - Includes
frame, wheels, etc. Humans, 92t
So. Market St., phone 1871
% 1t r
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Is AUTOS. ACCESSORIES 2

1884 IL Ton Chevrolet pickup.
$4,000. 234 Canty Street.
26 1t p Bill
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NOTICE-A-2-z Rental office has
been changed from Az High
way 80 to Ziegenfelder's River
Road, phone 248. 2 at p 3-l8
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE L

S~TATION-And garage
1000 gal gas business per
month. Located in Moss Point.
Business and equipment $l450.0 90.
H. P. Human, Realtor. 926 So.
Market ST., phone 1871.
"a 1t p
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22c SHRUBS

A~ZALEAS-All varieties; camel
las, many other flowers and
shrubbery. John Kilbas, 513 Main
ST., Moss Point, phone 6139.
&c At p 3-11
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BABY SITTER-Responsible, de-
pendable. Available every night
plus Wednesday, Saturday, and
Sunday afternoons. Barbara Rem
froe, age %, phone 281. Q 1t p 3-18
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GRASS LAWN SOD
Any quantity. Phone 1904, or
write D. K. Smith, Ri. /, Box AZ,
Ocean Springs, Miss. &c ct p 3-1l
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SECOND HAND LUMBER-And
building material, doors and win
dows, for sale. 2x4, 2x6, 2x8. Price
$4,000 per thousand. W. deliver.
A. Posey, 1000 Bay ST., Moss
Point, phone 4201. 22-b ct p 3-18
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UPRIGHT PIANO-Good condi-
ton, price $175.00. 318 Live Oak
ST., can be seen after 4:30 in the
evenings and on Sunday.
22-d st p 3-l8
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WANTED TO BUY: Pair of fly
ing squirrels or single animal.
Chronicle Star. Phone SOP.
% oh Bill
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BIRDS AND PETS

HIGHLY PEDIGREED MAZE
Scottish Terriers. 1014 So. Pas
cagou1a st. "a st p 3-1l
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MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS q

FOR SALE-48 Base Silver Tone
accordion practically new, reason
for selling, want larger one 9th
house to left past 18th st. on E.
Lincoln Avenue. Mrs. T. L. Har-
per. 22-d ct p 3-l8
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"a BOAT-Less motor or will
trade for smaller boat. Phone 1877.
27 ct p 3-18
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GROCERY-Want to sell stock.
rent or sell equipment. Bergeren
Grocery, Moss Point, Miss.
II 1t p 3-18
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? A ACCESSORIES q

IF YOU WANT TO BUY a boat
see Humans, 926 So. Market St..
phone 1871 n 1t p
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10 LOTS AND ACREAGE

LOTS FOR SALE-Near school,
churches and stores, $1,000 down,
$1,000 a month, $4,000 up. c. B.
Martin, Bayou Casotte.
10 ct d 2-l1
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WANTED TO BUY

HIGHEST CASH PRICE-Paid
for used furniture. Home Appli-
nee Company, 436 Lincoln Ave-
nue., phone 1489-J. % be "a
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Miss Barnaby
Is sEngaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene r. Gil
martin Of Providence, r. l., and
Washington announce the en-
gagement Of the latter's daugh-
ter, Miss Martha Holmes Barn
ably, to Mr.. Zane Walker Hunt, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hunt
OF Asheville, N. C. The wedding
will take place In the winter.
Miss Barnaby was graduated
from the Lincoln School in Provi-
dence and attended Cornell and
George Washington Universities.
Mr.. Hunt was graduated from
the Asheville Biltmore Junior Col
lege and served with the Navy
throughout the war.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Fall Luncheon Set for Wednesday

The first fall luncheon Of the
Transportation Corps Women's
Club will be held Wednesday at
the Fort McNair Omcers Club.
Following the luncheon, q fashion
show win be presented. Mrs. Frank
q. Besson wife Of Brig. Gen. Bes-
son, assistant chief Of transporta-
Evening star., 1949-09-25

ton. will preside and will intro
duce all new members.
Mrs. Ross Warren and Mrs. Les
ter j. Adele are co-chairmen for
the luncheon and assisting them
will be Mrs. Wentworth H. Taylor,
jr.; Mrs. Seaborn H. Moseley, Mrs.
Richard Hodges, Mrs. Ernest T..
Norris. Mrs. Samuel r. Baxter and
Mrs. Charles E. Mills, jr.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Miss Lewis Bride
of Mr.. Bare

The marriage Of Miss c. Jo-
sephine Lewis, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Lewis Of Cumber-
land, Nd, to Mr.. John Kenneth
Bare. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
D. Bare Of Westminster, Md, took
place yesterday In Frederick, the
Rev. Earl S. Mitchell officiating.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Carl Eaton of
Hyattsville announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Carol
Anita to Mr.. William L. Cam, jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cam Of Uni
versity Park. The wedding will
take place In October.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
MRS. JORDAN.

George Johnson Photo.
Miss Catherine Bowen Of Mount
Rainier, daughter Of Mrs. Frank
Bowen Of North Pensacola. Fla.
and Mr.. William McRae Jordan
of Washington. son of Mrs. r. M.
Jordan Of Fayetteville. N. c., were
married yesterday afternoon in
the Francis Asbury Methodist
Church. The Rev. DR.. o. B. Lam
grail off1ciated at the 5 o'clock
ceremony, and Mr.. j. w. Duncan
gave the bride in marriage.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

The marriage Of Miss Henrietta
Ana Kerasiotis, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter A. Kerasiotis, to
Mr.. Gregg Robert Walden Of
Denver, Col. son Of Mrs. Ransom
Post Walden and the late Mr..
Walden. took place yesterday
morning. The Rev. John B.
Roeder officiated at 10 o'clock in
st. Gabriel's Church and a recep-
ton followed at Hotel 240O.
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Postmaster Lists
Route, Rules
For Mail Delivery
lContinued from Page d

Continued from Page y
above the first floor unless the
building is equipped with ele-
Vators. Every private mail box
or other receptacle intendedfor
the receipt or delivery of mail
by any city letter carrier shall
be used exclusively for the re-
ception Of matter regularly in
the mails.
The clear rectangular open
ing in the outside plate of
door slots shall be IL inches
wide and z inches long. Slots
should be placed not less than
80 inches from the outside fin
ished floor line. The mail boxes
usually purchased at the
stores for use on residences will
meet the requirements as to
mail boxes, according to the
postmaster.
House numbers must be or
every residence where city de
livery is to be made and there
must be a walk from the street
to the residence. Walks of any
material, including gravel OF
cinderS that make them pass
able throughout the year, are
acceptable.
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Knight was in Hardin Monday
to arrange for the shipment of
personal property to Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Sells of st.
Xavier returned Tuesday from
NorWalk, Wis, where they were
called for the funeral of Mr..
Sells mother, Mrs. Herman
Sells. The funeral was held at
the Lutheran Church in Nor
walk.
Miss Margaret Ping arrived
Monday from Mexico City to
spend a month at the home of
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. j.
j. Ping. Miss Ping is general
secretary Of YWCA in Mexico
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd M. How
de of Great Falls were guests
at the home of Mrs. Hovde's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Loaney last week.
Mrs. Ola Maddox returned
Monday morning from Chicago,
where she spent a week. at
tending Supreme Convention of
PEG SiSterhood, which conven-
ed in the Stevens Hotel. Mrs.
Maddox is junior past presi-
dent of Montana State Chap
ter. She pressed over the state
convention held last June in
ConsiStory Temple in Helena.
At the close of the meeting Mrs.
George M. Harris, formerly Of
Hardin, was installed state
president of the Sisterhood.
Mrs. Charles Rupe and child
rem, Dougie and Cheryl, and
Mrs. George Easton Of Casper
arrived Tuesday afternoon to
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-15

Schedule No. 123 between
Newcastle and Billings and
Scedule No. 124 between Bill
lings and Newcastle will be
discontinued. Effective the
same date, schedules S123 and
SPA will be inaugurated be-
tween Billings and Sheridan
with the following time sched-
uleS at Hardin:
EaStbound, 1888 a.. m. and
6:55 p. M. Westbound, 10:17 a.
m. and 4:14 p. m.
The schedules for through
busses are 1888 p. m, eastbound,
and 8:14 b. m, Westbound.
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Barbara on to Des Moines.
wnere she will attend the Open
Bible Institute, taking a course
IN music and a Christian Wor-
kers course.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. knight.
former owners of the Chuck
wagon Cafe, are now located
az Laurel, Mont, and are in
preparation of operating the
felloWstone Cafe, which they
recently purchased. MRS
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! Locals

Rev. and Mrs. Ben Nelson and
daughter, Barbara, left Tues
day to attend the fall confer
ence Of the Open Bible
churches to be held this week
at Broadus. They will take
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VETERAN BURIED

Military services for Pvt.
Daniel Francis Holland were
conducted at 10 a. n. Tuesday,
Sept. Is at Custer Battlefield
National cemetery with the
Rev. C. 4. Owens, S. j., offici-
ating.
Holland, a veteran of World
War, I died at the Veterans
hospital in Sheridan, Wyo. on
September 6. Survivors include
a sister, Mrs. Mildred Dillman
Of West Haven, Conn.