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OFFICES FOR RENT

sis-ss0 MosTH-PgTnishse esoe
business location. End e Quiet si.
sEApor sign on street Flaerss.
ssat lights. Phone 3+s pm NO
coNS. Ayu.--ownsr has t.due.e
rent or this gre q st8aie spt
2 Iss- rm. and ian pTt ssth -
g9rd sndfrpass J. ofNBEro
orrlcs on DISK SPACE fer " r.n,
ssh.f iss io' r...aa.s nsso E.s Sass s:,s; :ass
s3s1 or Decatur S5is y
X ST. MAR Goth Nv -- orsess.
: o. 9oapaE a5afs 81 81 oeep
vita bah A4o sr5slls' slefs. w5th
cath Cal st '5s' 'se'- 81 4cia
ARLINGTON ToEEsT A~~A,ssn.
'aor doc Cts ABd 6fn33ftt sppruEg.
HsGely isT-a-tt foosD 3E estsb1itfs {
kbsbpIpF genttf sayEEtni 20 Ps9psss
pgras GER THot !. FishrH a
OFFICE AsAIisBLE "a aewsto~n 2
building nswiy asS9rEtss ranasH-
l.nils ieestsa 81 3Ia3, an 10
nARR BLDG. sio I'm - nv p..r
Conn, and X d si--ssw, snoasra. a..
trsetips essf space for yhess xbo
want ihs esa reception. nsil
ssiaohooaxd snd Atxnoarsrhie asTs-
ATTRAcrrsr smsn PVT. sress, .ss-
rsshse or EnfUrniabsa F~septlantsa
telephone service immediate e&cg-
panrf Call d fsss0 Ill
DENTIST. iswysTs real estate etc
ene floor. ]. : .cr rooms issss II
sssIree Sas sfh ~ re O. A
AAPrsAEI Az AHA
OFFICES FoH ETsy--s fsfp. rms
.na socf. aes " 81. ns IL sT1s
WILSON BLVD. esi c3ar.nean ana
eoarlhoaAs 3tf e az ~ean1 sults
sfk lids SIS Boz Zss-Bs Asar
DOCTOR or DENTIST o@ss fsf
rsu' 5 Foorat vita sssh. 4n!BFH
lsg2 tssh 81 az Ut esAs .z-5
COLUMBIA I'D NJ isih np LssEs
sYfEaG reoHa eeNFeaarnt4y bc< stsa
FsasenKbss gsrt Phens co r8S5
sPPRox Sae -, e. nw sst 5fam
aEg spAee Bar ssa.E gssg y.
wANTEp TO sHAgH--abpfa8 sea
u f. Of a-Ass spare sEsssr vNs
ofsess Ee5s1kDg< and RasI.t4Ens
kssSsssgSsss s~Tvrs. Bon @kSE
oGTsfDE OFFICE iIrZ4. e.rpsssa
tarnashse ssa ace ksw Ysrk ave
~ .sasss 81 seasss seeEpssss
WfiI saAxs seeaors erxs Iszl
Ccun- ave either wsth esstass 81
Dtteg rhyxselaH pFtssss tEsaAa1g Ffs
ARe vii share reception Fm- tTA SIS
IA e7@S, &anEky.
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Paul p Stone Realtor

HI 5441 HI t"43, Ma 1a59 -
COLORED BEAUTIFUL GREEN
VALLEY. AylingtUu Co lot &dx2oC
II utilities. price and terms risht
Cali OWNER. MA aI4s OF AID 1903
CoLoRED-s BLDG LOIS II
by l47 TT price OF entire Rroup
81 900. separately 5000 down Sih
per mo PUBLIC SERVICE REALTY
oil 9Th st NV Dl d3hi
COLORED-COR 18th ST. and Cen
trail ave ne Beautiful large lot
4sxlO3 # all Improvements in and
paid for S2s5O $50 down, $40
month Others a, $500 and up
DAVID COOPER soU 81 nv
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LOTS FOR RENT

USED CAR LOT, on most prominent
ne. corner. occupied for years by
one Of Washington oldest used-esr
dealers location has excellent repu-
tation; i00xl2S II food and strinE
lights. also Sign good once with Ess
heat All necessary equipment, ReA-
sonable rent Priced risht for quieE
sale OWper lsayins District Phone
Bowie 1925 or TR @s@a after $
p m or all day Sunda" d
nth ST. SW--DoRn'owu site 50
by 700, TO sNsy nov bsIng cleared
will be Immed svFiiabie for any
hrs' comm use. J GINBERG RE
WORK SHOP WITH orricr, tlee
water, lRy private entrance tsih
Cond $40 kD s486t
STORE. With , floors above now oc-
Gupied as apis ~ large rms Ions
lease good for any kind butines.
st s'O"H' nv kew kew from NICHOLSON 4
CO Ma 5367 The BuFlinston,
STORE Or 'tS"' aN6 s-BrDRs APT on
10Th st ne in Brooklsnd Ideal
for laundry frozen eustarf deli
eatssssn ss, y e, S,qy,, l19s ,esss .s.n NE li4S
5 BEAUTIFUL NEW STORES; excel
lent location on prominent through. .
fare; outstanding business and
residential section. corner and in
side stores. rents $500 ard $3.50
per month: suitable any business
Gail Ny YouuE SHANNON A.
LUCHS co Realtors. sos at
nv MA @S4b -
ROCK CRFEK PARK shoppsrs Cen
ter. Silver Spring No Two stores
Sc and and ioc. o. baker, arse sp,
development Cal NJ Kisly ITO
NJ BERNSTEIN A. co Realtors.
1913 X 81. nv. NE 5aoo ewes
rJ SE1
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BRADLEY'S HILL
EXCLUSIVE


lol NegGh A. "a az seals aNe'
Aua Satr- g-Srr % bsaA sEElGoss
rharchrs 4ne a.eFts " y MI.
kwNT NR rsNt es t~E Ea@T f
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COLORED-CoR, isth AND WASH
INGInN pI & MlI sarrAAn. IA,

quick sale
Cor +6th and Blaine 81 re d6x os
81 500
47th st below Central ave ne
5uxInn. S3.UnO
S3th and EsdS ~. ne --First com
msrctal hOx 90. 81 600
kentlworth cor. sGnd and Lee ats
ne-4O&i0n 81. ] Sa
AnacoStis ave bff Nash and ORD
Sts e-a0EilS 81 500 GUY
TIMER 1929 1Ith 81 nv
North 4a0T
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COLORED

$50 down. So per AK buys besut
homeslte In Cplssvills Nd : mi
from d c, Ia lots hish Ant
dry FLA subdivision: schools
store and bus nearby Can r II
BEST. INC, WI. 1888 or WI 1876
ewes "A .
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
oUT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE

INTERESTED in tracing 5000 u
income property for g modern Z II
apt house I. 6. WHITE. RE $40
eyes vi 4943 -
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TEMPLE HILLS PARK

NA'41e placed this oez@t.!4. sued
vlsiol a Temple HIS Ra.k Ga q
htEn sna htSlIhy D!a ta4 oyrr+los
ms he aofacra' Hl.s Tbe preprYgp
!lts Aeoul r. niles f:om Z :
CAplfol rIoLRcs The cl3 Teupis
&c hns paved n.ghwAy Is ATOMS
Size this Subdivision Tak = .
wholesome com p4nl'y. Nhete hos
pttAli'y ana good fellowship GboGne
50 ShsTscterlsifg Of The rsSi Amer
can way @; Nts Lots are sDx -tssi
and prices begln al ~Bno Per 3al
Terms as soE a. >lNr cash PEI 20.
ana >l0 PEI lot pc, month A eu.lt
lCe site l"uX coGIElE.nE -n ttuu
saGAEs .re, Of AND s.mosy 10 elts
.otA. as ioW as 3 .tu We have
electricity which enables ore 70 use
electric pump for water system ane
septic tank to' San-tAry purposes
C1ly RAtry noN BoU feRf from
Temple HIS Pa-k BIS service s.
maintained from me Temple H.
bus ststlon %" 'es. from TEN
PIE HIS Pafk- clrrCi 10 ltth =
and Pa AIt nv W!lhoG, chang
Drive OF; Pa ave Sc ta BgaaCE
ave south on Branch ave 20 Sas,t:
AlA then 70 riEht S'rAsnI 20 Ten
PIE ID on Temple I'd see eur slEn
Ny Baker a. home On the property
evenlnss snC SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS
ali dsY TtlePhoGt SF u9.S-N
No. 5-ui Temple ro EEAIL FUR
NER 4 co llu1 Vermont sFe.nW
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OFFICES wAATtp
DISK SPACE Eop etHr

HtAI. EsTsrr BRokTH vs. -.
e deSnfovr lasatlan Er =
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STEAL

Ast ptr:-rt se.-EtmrGs pseps-ty
aaprc1 G,rt ~ MEact E..e
EsEAtf ne q EZct .sEt@ "a r.4t
sstn hoes -! sslz u.zK lsox
sFhHEs ce-:s sE-.F, a-4r ask3
20: &hAcs Er1 sts.r7 4'p II
tY4 Ef
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ON CONN. AVE.

Be SuiliuI corner store VERY isFEs
dikpiar vlodowk handsons rBodf1f
EuildiuF Stone threw ffam ware.
mar Para and &horeham Motsis
About S3n square feet HiEh rrIi.
ag ttErETo Goofs Ideal iu+ NpEf
ELs ApeeisHs shop s6mtn thoes
perfume BAT or RHy hisE-ttsrs H4sf
chs ndiA3Hk kSR3iEslt FtF% soon
Attrart{Is lsSEs can bs RrTknEts
Very few opportunities on the eve
rue A' gaod az this
BURR AND YOUNG
RfAueFs DF AAx4
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STORE VALUES

1u8 sfh Al y - Bttn square feet
oct Gear RHTaEt Nibu month
500 lN 81 ~ AEest and hot SAtsi
included sl0o q month
73s oh st nv 2nd CONNER cisi
SS5 . month
s22 9Th II nv, ikt commercial
. rms : be this Sg0o month n
A HUMPHREYS Realtors. sOs n
Can ~ MA ~ 1n
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EXCEL, RAMBLER SITE

opr,asarOsk Fa.ts Stst So. q
s;e4 Over az A.tt 81 as cot
ne &; :ook maven c. "a Iar.aeals
=. 70 o1 .truas czSSC-Es .e.
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BETHESDA

2 industrial bldgs with footinss II
for . more; lot 9Oxl42, present rem
$I7.560 a year. Sacrif1ce. Cal
Mr.. DAILY. with
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
442O Conn Ave EN-. 1900
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STORES, WAREHOUSES
Located in prominent sections OF
washington. Some available imms-
specialize in business properties,
therefore can offer the best. New
buildings can be constructed to meet
your individual requirements. Com
mereial real estate developers,
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 176S.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

Lisr NetK F1oFxsyrEs - as
"a s44s4 srs@ Msar 90
h-FEEl s@E TeS 80
kANzsss EHA s-g .rHees~a sss7z
ta.gEsssz.a g. y ~ 30
KERN RNs~E~ a g Be- ass
X - - M So
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INVEST peop-sAle Cent

cont&.rtnE { e-rn APIS rert SI-S
mo priced e Ns. c4EcE.y D: 81 $50.
!nclGc!rE I re'ETs zrc :u-z. S,tsssf
cash Tea
enc ccuu u u 5. ne .ES o.
CEpi'o. s. --iEt H-rm oTt =
suitable ioE sny business ETCss r.
come S-I@ 50 per TO prlCe. SI+ ~
son u-r g. Efas szsA -
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CHANCE VISITORS

IL ~ Al - WEE =
sToO ~. Braneywins 81. Ari.. 6i..
ie09. Open daily. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

WILSON BOULEVARD
Between Clarendon Circle and Court
house, approximately 5000 SO, It.
with 55-ft frontage on wilson blvd
;5-ft. alley in rear.
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive agents, 2s4O Wilson blvd:
Arlington Va CHI. 3s3S; ewes. and
SUNDAY, GIL. 3S3S.
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DOCTORS OFFICE
MENTION. ProfeksI0naI Mfn

Doeters dentists jases,. a. l.rs
opportunity RwHlts se8 .r fssr+.
MsTth Ccun'r Ng4shFs, sta
Ao~h T 20 eud nsscs VOW a..
snte sFfirst Ger EfrsHFs sasr -.
, s.lte space In soupF rr~ s.a ..
nHJFE LsRiuEfon Par ~ fs,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIS-Attentlo nuilc-
ers and brokers near 18TH sno
Newton sts. ne, Isl commercial cor
ner, 1O0Xlsn. plans are ready .ot
5 stores. Tnis Is denSely poDL-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
News From VoncleGve -.
Annual Library Drive Yields $500;
Hallowe en- Festival Is Given Friday

Feleh, Chicago; A. L. Frentz, BIZ
loxi; Harold Hing, ocean
Springs; Maude Rouse. Mobile,
and Joe v. Krebs. Pascagoula.
Also present from out-of-town
were Mrs. Krebs' daughter, Mrs.
Gum McGreth, Pascagoula. FRI
day they all met at the Krebs
home when Mrs. Edward Vaughan
and children joined the group.
Mrs. George Penton Of Holmes
Consolidated school spent the
weekend with homefolks here.
Nursery Shower
The WMU had a nursery show
CT Thursday and also fixed a gift
package for a child. The royal
service program, Christ the An
swer in the Orient" was present
ed with Mrs. Edward Vaughn in
charge.
Attending the Vaughan funeral
from here were Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Davis, Henry Davis, Kip
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Thieves Wreck
Small BOYS Plons
By Theft Of Melon

Someone stole a %25-pound wa
termelon from the yard of young
Pat Rooney's home Saturday eve
ming and ruined his plans for a
birthday party.
The vine from which the melon
was stolen had been cared for by
five-year-old Pat since he first
discovered it in early May. 1t had
apparently grown from a dropped
seed, but it grew prolificly and
all Pats friends were interested
in his watermelon vine and its
crop.
The first melon which weighed
about IS pounds was picked on
Pats birthday, Sept. ID, and
shared with his small friends who
had been helping to watch the
melon grow.
There were three left then, but
one vine died and the larger of
the two remaining melons was
designated Mrs. Rooney's birth
day present.
A week before the party, which
was to have been today. someone
stole the watermelon and ruined
a small boys happiness.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
FCansed BY dietary deficiency.


working from 8 to IL hours daily
and | am able to sleep as any
normal person. l have taken six
large size bottles of HADAC0L
and all my friends know | owe my
good health to HADACOL."
Mr.. Watkins is one of the many
thousands of people who suffered
from a deficiency of the b Vita
Minis and the minerals that HAD
AC0L contains and who. therefore,
found relief in HADAC0L.
1t is a well-known scientific fact
that the lack of only a small
amount Of the B vitamins and
certain minerals in your system
will cause certain bodily disorders
such as nutritional neuritis, which
causes the aches and pains COM
monty known as rheumatism, and
there Is no known cure for the
ailment except the administration
Of the needed vitamins and min
erals. This is why people who suf-
fered for years and years never
were able to obtain any relief until
they took the vitamins and miner
ais the lack of which was causing
the disorders.
HADAC0L does not contain only
n but has five of the b vitamins
and four necessary minerals. 1t
comes to you in liquid form so that
it will be easily absorbed by the
blood and, therefore. carried to the
parts Of the body which need them
most.
So, it matters not where you
iiye-no matter who you are-if
you have tried all the medicines
under the sun, you should be fair
to yourself and give this wonderful
preparation, HADAC0L, a trial.
And If your disease is caused by
a lack of the B vitamins and MINER
ais which HADACOL contains,
then don't go on suffering-don't
continue to make your life so
miserable. Temporary relief for you
is not enough. Take HADAC0L.
Sold at all leading drugstores.
Trial size only $1.25, but save
money; buy the large family o
omy size, only $3.50. If your drug
gist does not handle HADAC0L,
order direct from The lie Blanc
Corporation, Lafayette. La, and
when the postman brings your
package, just pay the amount plus
the cod. and postage. If you remit
with the order we will pay the
postage.
Then, If you don't feel perfectly
satisfied after using HADAC0L
as directed, just return the empty
aud your money will be
'heerfully refunded. Nothing could
be fairer.-Adv.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
MFWC Prepares
For Annual Meet

Last week Mrs. Hermes Gautier,
president of the Mississippi Fed
Grafton Of Women's clubs, held a
meeting in Jackson, state head
quarters of the organization, for
the purpose to plan the coming
annual convention at Biloxi Nov.
1913.
A presentation of problems
facing the federation was led by
Mrs. Robert Pitard. in which Mrs.
S. b. McIlwain of Pascagoula took
a leading part in discussing pro-
posed changes in the constitution
and bylaws.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

"For several years." Mr.. Watkins
! says. 81 suffered from a rheumatic
condition in the hip and leg. / was
very v and finally developed
migraine headaches. l tried all
kinds of medicines but nothing
seemed to do me any good. /
seemed to be growing worse and
worse and was finally advised to
take a leave of absence from my
work ON the police force in an
effort TO recover my health"
"The pains in my head some
times were ~unbearable. | suffered
fortunes and | was miserable. At
night particularly / lay awake and
could not Sleep
Mr.. Watkins said that someone
finally persuaded him to try
HADACoL, and after taking the
first bottle he said he could see
an improvement in his general
condition.
ION January 18th of this year."
he said, Il felt so much better /
decided to go back on the job.
The examining doctor told me l
was in perfect health. Now l am
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Archaeology Added
To City's Activities:
And II Pays Off, Too!

The city of Pascasoula is in
the salvage business these days.
Gas pipe in the ground al the
site of former federal housing
projects. which have been de-
molished. is being dug up and
will be used TO extend the citY's
gas distribution system.
The extension will be to both
new Psscagoula consumers and
customers in outlying sections.
The pipe is coated and in excel
lent condition. Mayor Pre- Tenn
Ezell said. and salvaging ii
comes to but a fraction of the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Had So BAD
He Had To Quit Working

Mr.. Jerry Watkins, chief of de-
tectives Of the city of Hot Springs,
Arkansas, suffered with rheuma-
tism SO much and the aches and
pains were so terrible that he had
to quit working in an effort to
regain his health after he had
tried everything which his friends
recommended.
Detective Watkins Is well known
md his countless number Of friends
throughout the country win rejoice
to know that he is now healthy,
free Of rheumatic aches and pains
and now working hard.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

Edward Richards. Pensacola,
was weekend guest Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Richards,
River Rd.
Miss Dorothy Storie of Clark
college was a Sunday guest of
the Rev. and Mrs. Steelman and
attended evening services at East
side Baptist church.
Weekend Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Whatley,
G%ulfport, were weekend guests
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Wis Whatley, Pine street. Mrs.
Whatley and Lloyd remained for
a longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Alexander,
Lakeland, Fla, were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Co.
burn. Mrs. Coburn was called to
Poplarville last week by the ill
ness Of her father. Mr.. Coburn
joined her for the weekend and
they returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deward Phillips,
New Orleans, were Friday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Roberts.
The Roberts visited Mr.. Roberts
parents in Agricola Saturday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Bertha Pierce, Agricola,
visited her daughters, Mrs. Har-
Ion Shaw and Miss frankie Pierce
a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fondren
and Barbara Jean, Mobile, were
weekend visitors of his mother,
Mrs. Florence Fondren.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
BY winifred Havsns

The yearly library drive ended
Friday night with the Junior
class winning with s2O5. Other
feature of the evening was a
Halloween festival which includ-
ed the fishing pond, spinning
wheel and cake walk, besides q
food sale. Over $500 was turned
into the library fund that night,
Superintendent v. B. Taylor stat
ed. Only a few more books need
be secured before the school hopes
to be on the B accredited list.
Jimmie Fuller, small son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Fuller, Gautier,
celebrated his fourth birthday
Sunday with a party in the home
of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Ramsay.
Tuesday Mrs. Earl Davis had
a family reunion in her home
with five of her sisters present.
They were Mesdames Lewie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

A
Chi Dees, Patsy Dees, Mrs. c. L.
Dees and Winifred Ravens.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. L.
Hills. Of Ocean Springs and
Handsbofo. were dinner guests
Sunday of Mrs. v. G. Humphrey
and Miss Guess Humphrey.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. L.
Vaughn, the Rev. and Mrs. Her
man Merritt and Mrs. Earl Davis
attended the Baptist Association
in Moss Point recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roraback have
moved into the home of Miss
Guess Humphrey.
Mrs. Earl Davis was in New Or
leans Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vaughn spent
Saturday in Gulfport.
Misses Susie and Fannie
Vaughan entertained at dinner
Wednesday when Mrs. V. G..
Humphrey and Miss Guess
Humphrey yer guests.
Terry Dunn, Hattiesburg, spent
Sunday with his sister, Miss
Catherine Dunn.
Mrs. p. G. Murphy was in New
Orleans Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Wilkerson and SON
in-law, Dudley Keen, Virgins,
were here Sunday.
Cliff Furry visited Jackson
Wednesday.
The food sale in Evergreen Fri
day was q success.
To Chicago
Miss Billie Dee Havens left
Friday for Chicago for a weeks
visit. She was accompanied by
her nephew. Everette Tootle, who
will spend the winter with his
mother there.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Stage and Mrs.
Jerusha Bonham were in Gulf
port Monday,
The Rev. and Mrs. r. f. Ais
worth, Leaksville, visited here
Tuesday.
William Daniels and family,
Mobile, were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. E. Daniels.
Houston Martin, New Orleans,
was guest of his sister, Mrs. w.
H. Westfall, Tuesday.
The fifth Sunday of this month
will be observed at V%ancleave
Methodist church with an all-Say |
sing. Dinner will be served on the
ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Barnes are
home again after spending q
while in New Orleans.
Mrs. Laura w. Ravens visited
relatives here the first of the
week. |
MI. and Mrs. S. F. Davis were
in Gulfport Thursday.
Eddie Cochran, Beaumont, was
a recent visitor to his parents,
and Mrs. G.. c. Cochran.
Visit Parents
Mr., and Mrs. Harmon Ravens,
Meridian. were overnight guests
Vi tiitil pei Illtai MI. anu MIS- J. w
h. Ravens Saturday. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Dyke.
Mrs. Jessie Ravens and moth
er, Mrs. G.. c. Cochran. visited Mr.
and Mrs. Lamar Cochran in BIZ
loxi Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Davis were
Sunday visitors of MIR. and Mrs.
Hubert Mallette.
Mrs. Abney Furry. Perkinston,
and Mrs. Minnie FURRY, Virgins,
were guests of Miss Lizzie Ware
Sunday.
Mrs, Burton Roberts visited
Paseagoula Sunday.
Guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
News From EAsTsIDE
Clarke College
Students Conduct
Church Services
BY MRS. CARMEL ROBERTS

A group Of Clark college stu
dents conducted services at East
side Baptist church Friday. Sew
eral selections were sung by a
quartet composed Of Misses Edith
Alexander and Rita Scoggins. and
David Smitherpan, p. II. Steel
man and c. o. Smith. Mr.. Smith
erman was aceompanist and Mr..
Steelman brought the message.
All church auxiliaries includ-
ing the Sunbeams Will meet at
4;30 pm. Friday at the church.
Choir practice will be at 7:45 D.
m. following prayer services at
Z Friday.
New Daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Herring an
nounce the birth Of a daughter
at the county hospital Oct. goth.
Mrs. Herring and the baby were
moved to their home on Randall
Ferry street Sunday where the
new arrival was greeted by her
sister, Esther Mango.
Mrs. Frances Martin is with an
aunt in Saucier who is i'll. Mrs.
Clifford Perry and family, eau
tier, spent last weekend with her
father, Mr.. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Clark re-
turned home Saturday from
Louisville after a 10 day visit.
Merrett Sunday were Mrs. Her
bert Russell and Mrs. Shutebur-
ger, Hattiesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Wilson vis-
tied Helena Sunday.
f. l.. Walker visited the Rev.
and Mrs. Broadus at the Method
list parsonage Sunday.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Berlee
McSweenie visited Mobile Sun
day.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
cost of new pipe.

cost of new pipe.
There is also a large amount
of storm sewer pipe and wafer
pipe in the ground at the for.
mer project sites. II will be sal.
vaged and put to good use,
Mayor Ezell added.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

NTOW'S the time when Autumn calls you
~ out for a ramble in your Buick.
Slide under the wheeI and anssyer thai CALL
Take a Fireball cruise through the country
side, with your heart growing lighter and the
years slipping off your shoulders at each mile!
Just one reminder, though. Make sure your
First bring it in to us-and let us clean sum-
Evening star., 1949-03-31
CHRYSLER 1o4S

CHRYSLER 1913 Windsor 4-dr, Sc
dan; a beautiful light blue, r and
h.. plastic covers: used by company
official. 1000 miles; sold with new.
car warranty; S::.375, S255 under
list price: See Mr.. Bodine. RANDALL
MOTORS. INC, Chrysler-Plymouth
Dealer, 18th and NJ SITS. NV, EX.
Evening star., 1949-03-31
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

PREWAR YR.-ROUND HOME at pre-
war price, $4,000: rooms and bath,
ami, garage; furn.; elec. stove.
refrgr.; oil heat, large lot. After
down payment. bal. $50 month.
tase sompIeseiy furnished fSs box
springs: avail. April to May 20
inclusive; $50 wk. April, S35 wk.
May. NO. 1898, Apt. II. .
BAY RIDGE. MD-Beautiful cleared
lot. ,50xlS5,, located on Decatur
ave. l block from water. Price ST.
900. WILLIAM SCHWARTZ, 1927
Eye st. NV; EX. 7OSS; ewes. GE.
OPPORTUNITY! You now
can purchase very beautiful beach
site at Calvert Beach on Chesa-
peake Bay. Full price, $3.50. Only
SO down and So monthly These
sites adjacent to community water
system; high. dry and nestled among
a'sss phons siE pu 3e sfsa xeeR We e
days. or talk with P. T. CARTON at
Of Prince Frederick, turn left.
LOCATION on Ingram
Bay near Reedville. & acres nice
frontage with sand beach. 7-room
house with lights and water. will
sired; only $3.50. E. M. MCCLURE
& CO., Richmond. Va.
NEW, ALL-YEAR-ROUND house; 2
bedrms, full bath and shower, large
liv. rm.. full elec. kitchen with re-
lrigerator, hot-air heat. large un-
finished upstairs; overlooking bay at
Franklin Manor. 80 mi. from D. c.
27s0; after q pm. call West River
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