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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-30
BY Lillian Faggard

Both the Baptist and Caswell
Springs churches featured Christ
mas trees Sunday. The Baptist
church had their celebration Sun
day after the morning service.
Sunday night Santa Claus came
to the Caswell Springs church and
gave presents to adults and
children
Miss Dolores Nelson, Mobile,
gave an interesting reading Sun
day night at Caswell Springs on
"The Birth of Jesus"
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Golf, De
troit, spent Christmas holidays
with the formers sisters, Mes
DANES George and Quitman Cum
best and William Cauley an d
brother, Leslie Goff. He was
reared here.
Hunting Trip
NJ c. Everett and Leonard Rob
inson enjoyed hunting Monday in
Wade and surrounding commu-
mites.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Diamond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goff
spent several days in Andalusia,
Ala. with the formers relatives
this week. a5.g4..
Tarleton Cowart and Mesdames
Jack and Grover Carter spent
Monday in Bayou la Batre with
their aunt, Mrs. j. A. Crenshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faggard,
Kreole, spent Christmas with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. c. Faggard.
w. A. Vaughn spent Christmas
with his daughter, Mrs. Walter
Jones, in East Moss Point.
Mrs. Tanner Visits
Mrs. Lizzie Tanner, Mauvella.
spent Christmas with her aunt
and uncle, Mrs. Frank Conway
and Johnnie Parker.
E. " Carter, who has been
working in Port Gibson, came
home to spend the holidays.
Senator G.. L. Beavers visited
here Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Kibby. Biloxi.
spent the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kibby.
Mrs. N. c. Everett, Moss Point,
spent Monday with Mrs. R. c.
Faggard.
Home With Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Bourn. Beau
mont, spent Christmas with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Bourn
md Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hester.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Covert,
Meridian. spent Christmas with
her mother, Mrs. o. d. Davidson.
Mr. Covert returned home Tues
day but Mrs. Covert and baby are
remaining for a longer visit.
Mrs. Ethel Schaeffer and Mr..
and Mrs. Teddy Steiner h el d
open house Christmas Day at
ayou Chateau. The house was
lavishly decorated with Christ
mas greenery and eggnog was
served to the many friends who
called.
1t. and Mrs. Jimmie Edwards,
New Orleans, spent the Christ
mas weekend with his parents,
Comdr. and Mrs. J. II. Edwards.
B. S. McGinty, Natchez. spent
Christmas weekend with Mrs.
McGinty and other members Of
the family.
Fred Lemon and Billy McDan-
iels drove Oscar Joachim to New
Orleans Christmas where he en-
trained for San Francisco after
spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Oscar
Joachim.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-30
PortY HoppY Event
OF Christn1os Eve

Misses Ruby Wood and Doris
Olson were hostesses to about 90
members of the high school set
at a Christmas Eve party at the
home of Miss Olson.
Gifts were distributed by Santa
Clause, after which games were
played before serving refresh
ments.
Later in the evening, guests at
tended midnight services at va
rious churches.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-30
BY Jean Handy

Jimmie Parker, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Morgan Parker, HalsteaC
rd, celebrated his ninth birthday
Saturday evening with party al
his home. Guests played and en-.
joyed fire crackers after which
the honoree's mother served ice
cream and cake and took those
present to the picture show
Guests were Billy Anderson. Ka-
ren Lloyd, Gerald Van Court
Jimmie Dorrah, Kenneth Lloyd
Larry Goff, Paul De Frank and
Ronald Hall.
Tourist Club Party
The Tourist club held a Christ
mas party at. the home of Mrs.
M. DeLin Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Harry Burmeister, Iowa, was well
coined as a new member. A So
cial hour was enjoyed when a
Christmas plate was served. 9th
ers present were Mesdames c. N.
Michael, G. G.. Hale, Ralph Pal
frey, Chris Beuhler, John Hoff-
man. Charles Hoffman, E. L. Tar
dy, F. D. Wiedermann, w. ].
Floreen, Arthur Westbrook and
Miss Martha Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young
were hosts Monday to a large
number of friends who called at
their home, "Three Oaks" A
Christmas tree brightly decorated
was at one end of the living room
which was lovely with ever
green's. The refreshment table was
centered with a huge white can
die surrounded with holly Mrs.
Judlin Girot presided over the
coffee service at one end and Mrs
Harry Lee over the eggnog bowl
at the other. Also assisting were
Mrs. Warren Jackson, Mrs. Lynd
Gottsche and Mrs. Oscar Joachim.
Entertain College Crowd
The college crowd was enter
tanned at two parties Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Grace,
New Orleans, were hosts at
coffee party when about Is girls
and boys dropped in. Saturday
night Oscar Joachim, who is at
home for the holidays from San
Francisco college, was host in the
home of his parents at an eggnog
party. Christmas green's decorat-
ed the home and sandwiches and
cake were served during the eve
ming.
Mrs. Earl Brewar. Clarksdale.
is spending the holidays with her
daughter, Mrs. M. Edwards.
Miss Jane Nixon is guest of
her sister in Jackson
Mrs. Roland Lovelaee and
brother, Frank Pickle, were called
to Louisville this weekend by the
death of their aunt.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-30
-. OCEAN RINGS.
Social Events
Hovelmier Reunion

1 AtChNEOH
Mrs. Arthur Comma. nee Fran
eeS Hovelmier, of st. Mary's
Idaho, and Miss Mary Alice How
elmier, Wichita Falls, Kans., arC
spending the holidays with then
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hov.
! elmier.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cospel
spent the holidays in Columbia
La, with their son-in-law and
daughter, DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Car
roll.
Donald Mohler, commandant OF
cadets at Junior Military Acad-
emy, Chicago, is spending the
holidays with his mother, Mrs. r.
c. Mohler.
Mrs. Harry r. Lee and Mrs.
Henry Armstrong drove to Nat
chez Thursday where Mrs. Arm
strong spent the holidays with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs Stanley Armstrong. Mrs.
Lee stayed until Saturday when
Mr.. Lee accompanied her home
for Christmas. B.
Mrs. Bess Southwell. Atlanta,
Ca, is house guest of her niece,
Mrs. Lynd Gottsche and family.
Jerry Bunch, Baton Rouge, is
spending the holidays with his
aunt, Mrs. w. E. Williams.
Henry Endt, Jr., is guest in
Hattiesburg of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Nelson.
Visitors From Indiana
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Snyder and
children, Attica, Ind, are spend
ing the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Snyder.
Miss Janel Handy, Little Rock,
Ark, was Christmas guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Handy.
Mrs. Ellis Handy received word
Saturday of the death of her
brother, Harold J. More of STRAIT
ford, Ontario, Canada, of a heart
attack. Mr.. More spent many win
ters in Ocean Springs He was
connected as a civil engineer with
the Ontario highway department
and was the first engineer on the
Alcan highway development He
is survived by his widow and
three children. A 80 degree Ma
son, Mr.. More was buried with
Masonic services Monday.
McEwen Offspring
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. MeEwen of
Havana, Fla. formerly of Ocean
Springs, announce the birth of a
third son Dec. %. Mrs. r. E. Des-
sommes is with her daughter and
family.
Robert Bragg visited his broth
er Friday.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ramieoitti,
nee Beatrice McEwen, Las Vegas,
Calf, are visiting members OF
their family for the holiday sea-
son.
Mrs. Henry Endt entertained
at dinner Saturday in honor of
the birthday of her daughter, Pa
trieia. The table was eentered
with candy house surrounded
by Christmas greenery. Guests
were Judith Webb, Judy Kay
Ryan. Judy Ann Speed, Sharon
Pavolini, Nancy Beth Loper, Di-
ane Lemon, Julie Ann Gavins,
Robbie Cocherham, Thelma and
Theresa Hire, Biloxi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrel Holloway.
nee Marie Thomas, Detroit. Mich,
are spending Christmas holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas.
Holidays In Chicago
Mrs. Ed Voivedich and son are
spending the holidays in Chicago
with her sister, Mrs. Westbrook.
1t. Col and Mrs. Edwin Ap-
plegate, Charleston, S. C., are
holiday guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Hunt.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. exper.: books started
kept part time: audits, tax service
reasonable OF. 9o74,
BrLLDozER OPERATOR. expert.
MANAGER. restaurant well known,
tons New York and Washington.
MECH. ENGINEER. 40 years. vet.
eran, grad, OF European ems inst.
wants situation with design or pro
the ike, Box 4aa-G' s tSr "'
STUDENT. good painter, wants work,
sfternoon, evening and week ends.
WELDER. cleo. and acetIyIene, exper
all metals. all positions: only tor
pay considered AL. s6il after m
YOUNG MAN. experienced in admin
istrative work. supply. personnel
MANAGEMENT and real estate. desires
permanent Job with reliable firm.
Excellent references. Box 442-G.
ATTENTION. BRICK contractor
securing profitable contracts. wants
connection. BOX $40. Star. go
POSITION WANTED. either draft
Ing, designing, building. spraying,
installing. woodwork: steady worker,
local. travelling; union and COM
pany. Box 469-G, Star 2s'
SALES EXECUTIVE
32-yr -old producer. with sio.000-yr
record in sales promotion and pub
LEFTY, but who can sell anything
wants opportunity. Box 1870. star
MAN, coiored, experienced delivery
has d. c. license; knows Dist, Va
Ma
COLoRED MAN. settled, reliable
yard or garden. Call after m,
LII. 3-O4Os. --Sk
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

Mopkks fkAINiNG "a s&zass Ca
tGrs. al sga,sea tAEssI AspteFed
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wAR-fIsNN BEAUTY sN0IIKi3k
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EARN YOUR high SCHOOL aI.
paems and prepare teE STATE v4&!s-
Alenry tests. Also ktsV ether courses
in business and euEmeeEsHg, {. !
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be Tight fer some two or three years
RiEht Bov industry Ia gTAhbans
them up" BY entering our DAY
class new YOU vii graduate 10
March with tharoxsA practical
training and experience Eeaysd 10
the requirements Of industry fer
industrial ensiusrrs, euAshnx you
10 starr Immediately on a psi3-pAy~
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LEARN TO DRIVE with profession a.
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GHw. AND COOK. competent settled
woman, 70 hive IN; thoroagh ekcAn-
eT. good. plain cook fer saniiy OF
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some cooking fond of children.
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MAID, settled colored woman 10
1--we in and take care OF ooeie,t
family Of 4; living quarters above
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pay, WI. a024. Ash Kea;bUry d.
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MAID, exper. general hanse~ork,
some cooking, laundry: hrs. 10 to
O'Clock dinner. stay . nights. !
sunday eve. a month "A day OF
salary, s22, RIA 3o33.
live In, care for children
small amount upstairs work, away
ior summer. recent refs. required
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WOMAN, white. good habits. strong
cook and care for elderly lady. SIS
VIZ: live IN. 10 3-555i. 20
RELIABLE WOMAN, living vic, Barn
sby ter. Sc. TO care for baby, 5
days wk. AK. gro. go
ROOM. BOARD and salary for some
one to help with 3 school children
while mothers work. SH, s202.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

GRADUATE practical nurse, availabl,
iG-nr' duty; all cases. Phone En-
HoUsEKEEPER. white, middle aged
desires position in home of ons
person: refs. Box 427-o. Star. as'
ladies silk blouses, dresses, shirts
curtains washed and stretched
NtRsE GovERNEss. experienced
wishes position with children. refs.
Chestnut 1897.
PRAC. NURSE. refined. elderly. wants
Light YORK xoTs' a home of one person
sA sGf fafY I sfsf' experience desire.
position. part time. in ladies' sports
wear, in Silver Spring preferred
SECRETARY des. pos: col. grad
thoroughly sxper. stenoE: yOuni
lady, IS. personable, capable. wo
INSTRUMENTATION. accurate
desires half days empl. fun week o,
3 days week. BOX $3.50. Star !
TYPIsT-Young lady would ike typ
ing to be done ct home, OIL
TYPisT. expert. wants work. home o.
ONCE; accurate: letters. reports,
rYPSS sSaSrEb ase eaTsop. ana posi-
card addressing: also stufffng. 32ot
18th st. NV. Adams 1855. 2ss
TYflsT, experienced, desires all kinds
q tipping to be done 81 home. AID
,y sss4 IL Ext PA; -.-. 20 :,
once 70 type. nls, answer phone. o.
YOuNG Gill. eolored. wishes child
care; experience and references.
DU. 1888
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK-A permanent
position requiring an aptitude for
figures and ability to type accur::
s soans aoman, aa.s yrs q sse
salary. $2,654. Good working cond. =
smploye benefits; UNITED sERV,
ICES LIFE INSURANCE CO., 1900
AI LIZ. Al ON HANps-steady en-
be. fully experienced in handling
better coats. suits and dresses. APP
ply JEAN MAToU, Conn. ave. at
AssfsssiiANiTr to bookkeeper - Some
Exp. necessary; 5-day week; good
salary; pleasant working conditions.
Apply KENT STORES, INC. 2os5
BEAUTY OPERATOR. full or part
sms MUS. must top s ssary op sns work
In air-conditioned shop. 800 N.
soo asfs Eli rffElinst Tarfsr, excellent
WORKING conditions. sood pay. APP
Bso'oSkRsE Pr 81 inowi.ds. Of t,pins,
sHoPPING NEWS, Ma. 0926. rs
clerk, permanent position. 5h-day
week; pleasant working conditions:
Apply Mf. Cox AooNo o. Aoo2 8
nookKikEpER-opportunisy for re-
sponsible position with est. concern;
Dement'S. Apply In own hand writ
and ss ss.4y ass ssssr goa 5.
BOoKKEEPER, CLERK-TYPIsT, for
bookkeeping dept. of medical clinic;
accounting BACKGROUND and previons
ssxypeerrinence nssssssrk al. under e. hS go;
week, p p-month nth vacation; medical
BooKkkfEaEpER-TYPfsT and seneral
clerical; experience In building trade
pref. but not essential. Write quail
ncstiens' refe renee ana ana salary e&-
BsosoikfsEE fGS ssS MAcH aish operator,
tipping only exper. required; will
U esfT B, CLAY PRopUcTs, ssi In
c yiEiRfnsr Hla WsoRxEn, white, high
school in NV. Phone OR. 6os4, s
CASHIER with switchboard expert
ence. sales experience also valuable.
HEcHINoER CO., 18th and H sts.
CASHIER, cigar clerk. exper., excel.
salary; hrs. s to II; pleasant work.
Ing eond.; meals furn. b636 Conn.
ave. NV, wo. 5000. rs
CASHIER for beauty salon: refer
sMIhss seq ssa1 s conn. .ve mays
CASHIER, experienced, for self-ssrylcs
grocery; refs; steady. JOSEPH
KAY. 23o4 4th St. ne,
CASHIER. experienced, able to re.
lieve on PIX switehboard; store
IPSBoRN. 18th between r and @.
CASHIER. CHECKERS for Federal
bldg. cafeterias, experience preferred
but will train neat. alert young
ssms s oovEs sssa snnus sEs sad sss
oJRNsSaiiI hals ahss .t ais and
souvenir stand REQUIRES dependable
person, good referegses and .p-
D s., kHp c he .i ss asas W:
CASHIER TYrrsr, MGR machine:
day week. modern retail, jewelrs
; sssswssla Ap'' TO- MT as sls ssh 4 ~
cAsHIER.TYPIsr-we have per;
with retail store exper.,. good start.
Ing salary and ts haSis s95 sds saHos
CfHEuCK.oUT CASHIER. steady posi-
ton. good pay. Apply SOFT u o.
CLERK-Younr lady to check ticke,
stubs, flins, some typing, for perm
position in once Of large orsanira-
ton. 5-day wk. See Mt; schaitel
18th d.. WARNER THEATER BLDG
CLERK-we have . permanent posi-
ton for lady, Is to 40 yrs; old.
I'd, Arlington. This Is q fine OPP
portunity for resident Of the Buck
ingham area, Apply ELITE LAuN..
DRY CO.. 2119 14th st. NV. -se
learn EeminEton-Rand bookkeeptni
nsshln ss.s Appalys ss Hnornr o saoi
cMEHNfaless IN oGosirHEH. preisssion.
al school. Sc. area <0-hr. yk. q.
PEI. SALARY $2,ios anruaiiya n.
uuai leava Hox 8l.R. 4tAr. IA
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. white, reliable. housekeeper-
cook. ehaufieur-handyman: live in.
WI, 1896. ga
COUPLE, white; woman 70 do house
work. employed man to assist farmer
part time: nice quarters; good sal
aries; nearby Va. MR.. EVANS, OW.
1855. rs
COUPLE WANTED for farm and
housework; wages, meals and ten
nant house included. Rockville 364s.
FOUNTAIN HELP-well-paid work
at our soda fountain; exper pref
but not nee; we will train you: uni
foms furn. and laundered free; night
work. IL pm. TO ! am; opport. for
s sfTsassRe pRuo A PeoEkE P9 4es sns
Thomas Circle NV.
ORGANISE, exper. for Episcopal
church in Congress Heights. For
addition, call AT. 1929. Il
ELDERLY MAN or woman for store
clerk. Apply OLD DOMINION
CLEANERS, 4036 Lee hwy, Airing
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MOTOR YEASEl

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taeF EIrsS a. married cSz8pl+ s24 -
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leav1ng Sat, ApgIs 81. rTf~.Tn rs
Nay Oh oSsA to ; a
LADY issYlnS May fss kFy Wtsi
TIA Man, u&nf ladies e. e0ap4r
OF xhRre~exe<nss basis frsgTa q. 8
NAY - Te!eFsEees tAehsaxsz. Cad
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PERSONAL

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ANY ONE, CAN SEW. out II taxes
ysars Q ss ssiIltd 10 correct nitias
IA !, .t sso sy. p's..T'sss na. 'ss sossins
rsstyiins. alterations centraiiy u
T iiisp o. TX TX isos
TYING and procfresdlng mann
pers.ne. 'ei h oo oa 1 ss.anes.
and newxpaDer xerk: wiz cal snd
deiivsr wo. 1891 IS
mer Join just f2r Fun Club. Easey
daneins: ssrc c n.n,nT i Honar, 49, =
fIssnds and taR. i sssr p ssse
CLUE. I54s Conn ava. Or. 500
cSSsSs9dIfsxisI q GENTLEMAN Wishes 10
drsves, share expsrsss, driving and
DsEssSxkNd. sitsratsons: s.slcrts,s
s III pen 81, snd iI nsn 4. sss.sss
yacsaScf h Su.sfxc la0sk--3s.
hour nursing care Lseensef b
eonnsy snc sssss ~ . 800
know how with rFofesxa0nsl opel
afors: fast SERVES. NEEOiECRxT.
ssO iath n. nw. md GocT
ALTERATIONS AL ladies' garments;
psnrnpf sYa etaeierl servsst: oper
svsx gtaa i4fh co s<2i
t 49, .aIss q Fl =, s,,sa;;
ROYE CANT. ssss els, sEiy and
Arrust: hetusen D&itimoTe as,t
Westminster; swimnsns psci sn1 a.
sporta; rates Eeaseneeies LONG
MOOD CAMP, Dsx SAX otne5
~ NJ Hhccscsr AIn ses., sss ~. snov,.
e1xe 81 Hne. ard Preach eeytes-
msnusrrspf, wishes yerk - hams
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colored. desires lob as mother 4
helper, wash and iron: live out
r-eutive 1927 as'
GIRL. eolored, desires gh.w.: live out
no Sundays; likes children. have ref
Gilt. eoiored. desires eh.w. or da,
work, salary and earfare; no eookins.
r-dsys. ref LII 3-a3i3
GIRL. eolored. wants work, cleaning
5-day wk.; consider child. LII
0432 from q am. to $50.
CURL, coiored, wishes DAYS work. !
hrs, days wk. RE / 1923.
GIRL, colored, desires light house
work; Mon. through Fri. CO. Coos
GIRL. coiored, wants days work
g,h,x.. part time: reference. FIR
WOMAN, eoiored. wants days work
Call LIZ. 3-l4s4.
WOMAN, coiered. desires part-tim,
g.hw., mornings: ref. NO. TTsT,
WOMAN. coiored. wants part-tim'
work. Cali NO. 1857 any time.
WOMAN. eolored. very good cook and
cleaner wishes part or fun time
work: no sgnds ss., excel city rel
WOMAN. eolored. wants days work q
cleaning ofaees: references. Can
YOUNG LADY, coiored. desires F.h.v:'
reliable; Mon. threugh Sat. e-5
Call from SIS, Do. s4TG.