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Evening star., 1949-04-22
TALMAGE WILCHER
H6alLOrS
1873 Wilson blvd, exclusively. GL
1920: RYez EN- QAnn
o Hwy. CH. $500, o
WESTMORE
% another Of these ]
God bungalows nearint

We have another Of these popular
Cape Cod BUNGALOWS nearing com
pletion. House has 2 bedrms., ltv.
rm. with fireplace, din. rm., equip.
Hft. and tile bath on 1st d.; full
bsmt. with outside entr. and oil
&C. heat, expandable attic; lovely
lot; located in town Of Fairfax, It
is within easy committing distance
Of city. House is to be sold on COM
bination FHA-GI loan basis with
small down payment. For appt. TO
inspect, call W. g. HOGE, Jr., Real
tor. 3s15 Lee hwy, CHI. 0600. -25
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WEINBERG g. BUSH
1898 18th NV

1000 4OVII IN, W,
Near Mass ave Do not disturb
tenant Investors attention Ieeal
for school club, nonproft ergsnttA-
tion, drs or phSSieiant once s.
reoms. 3 baths. excellent basement (
could he made into 3-rm apt hd
dttionA! This very desirable prop
erty has been greatly reduced feI
quick sale Priced SIS 600 Ap-
prox $4,000 cash CAN Mr., New
ton, Elk $3.50
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
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SPLENDID BUY

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teSs thsu 50 sstAs ere Apl GFsii.
ah4s 4mmecl clEaesy walEs e. selasrs
VIM. SCHW ARTZ, EX. TOSS
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Attractive Bungalow

81 300 cash, bal. like rent will buy
this 5-rm bunsalow with stairway
to large unfinished rm. fun bsmt..
oil heat; desirable loc. To see
Evening star., 1949-04-22
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WANTED TO RENT, or buy, building
Southeast section Washington, 5000
to $4,000 SO. #, also interested in
land approx same size suitable for
garage. Box SAB, Star. %
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Carol Williams and Shirley Rog-
ers. Refreshments were served to
the guests who included Bobby
Christie, Jerry, Joe and Shirley
Rogers, Joy Livaudais, Doris Ma
rie and Betty Sue Allen, Carol
and Judy Williams, William Rae
Mack, Lyman Ware, Sidney Sher-
man, Cedric and Sandra Thomas
and Mrs. Elsie Ware, Mrs. Mable
Thomas and Mrs. Roy Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Eckert and
Bertha Eckert spent Sunday aft
ernoon visiting relatives in Ocean
Springs.
H. R. Cropp underwent an op-
Grafton at the county hospital
Monday. He is said to be doing as
we'll as can be expected.
The business session was in
charge of Mrs. Howard Walker,
and Mrs. M. E. Hubert, Jr., was
in charge of program in which
Mrs. Joe Beville, Mrs. Richard
Stringfellow and Miss Bernice
Grierson participated. Special
honor was p id Mrs. Adeline
Davis on her 77th birthday. Re-
freshments were served to the 16
members.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bennett were L. f. Smith,
Pensacola, Fla, Miss Lottie Lin
quist, Kreole, Violet Laakso, Pc
can, Paul Morris, Keesler, and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. e. Pierce, Pecan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildred Thomas
honored their son, Gayle, with
birthday party Sunday. Games
were played and prizes won by
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BY Mrs. Frank Bennett

Everett Waits was host to a
group of young friends at VIE
ner roast at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Waits,
Saturday night. Outdor games.
were played after which the group
gathered around an open fire to
roast wieners, with which cold
drinks and cookies were served.
Guests were Mozelle Taylor, Wv
ian Bennett, Mary Agnes Pierce,
Voncile Cropp, Melissa Miller,
Glennon Waits, June Kearns,
Gavin Waits, Jimmy Easterling,
Kenneth Wade, Donald Waits,
Daniel Mcqueen and Forrest
Dethloff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Graham and
Mrs. Ernest Graham were in Mo-
bile Friday.
Mary Agnes Pierce, Pecan,
spent the weekend with her cous-
in, Vivian Bennett.
The WSCS met at the Method
ist church Friday for mission
study. Theme of the program was
Japan" and the lesson wa s
taught by Mrs. James William
son. There were 20 present.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. K. Thomas and
Miss Mildred Thomas left Sat
urday for Houston, Tex, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas.
All Meeting
The All club of Escatawpa
grammar school met Friday with
their leader, Miss Vela Mckinley.
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afternoon with the Rev. F. A.
Crate officiating.
Military rites were conducted
at the grave by American Legion
Post No. 100. Lamar Y. Mcleod.
post of Mobile also furnished an
honor guard
Interment was in Greenwood
cemetery. Pail bearers were F.
E. Mcdonald, ]. T. Hill. George
Staples, w. E. Belt, c. T. Bolding
and Edward Wilhite, all of Pas
cagoula.
Members of both posts were
honorary pail bearers and escorts.
Among those from Mobile were
r. F.. Rutherford, 1t. Comdr. Will
liam Skipper, Harry Stevens, Gil
lis c. Cook, James F. Finnigan,
George M. Galloway and Charles
A. Gordon, USCG.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Honneck,
e. Paso, Tex. visited their son,
Robert E. Warren. who lives in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.
Stringfellow. They returned to FL
Paso Saturday.
James f. Stringfellow, Long
Beach, Calf, is expected home
this week.
Mrs. Joe Roach and Mrs. Thom-
as Beezly, Lilly Orchard. were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Stringfellow Monday.
Sunday visitors in the home Of
Mrs. A. H. Linder were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Linder, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wilson and Ronald Will
son of Bayou La Batre. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Linder. Herman
Linder, and Felix Waller, of
Gulfport and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
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II Births, I Deuth
In County Report

Mrs. Thelma Garrett. county
registrar, announced Thursday
that IL births and one death were
recorded in the county during the
week ending Monday.
Births were: Harold and Elean-
or Setter Price. boy; Ivan and
Lozelle McGee Phillips, girl:
Thomas and Clydeene Smith Bin
ion. boy; Valsin and Myrtle Stan
ovich DeJean, boy.
Henry and Irma Clay Pagan,
boy; John and Frances Bigham
Hassell, boy; Thomas and Melva
Switzer Huff, boy; Louis and
Ester Chism Hymel, boy.
Roy and Irene Addison Rum
bley, girl; Lee and Alma Clarke
Stinson, girl; Herman, Jr., and
Sara Rush Warrington, boy. and
Howard and Lucille Wooten
Mitchell, boy.
The death was that of Michael
James Thibodeaux, two-month-
old Ocean Springs child who
smothered in his bed.
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News From Escotowpo
Everett Waits Enterfains Friend AT
Weiner Roast On Saturday Evening

Officers elected are Margaret Ann
Davis, president; Mary 10 Davis,
vice president; Billy Fay Ready,
secretary-treasurer Plans were
made for the coming fair.
Mrs. S. L. Goff spent the week
end in Lucedale visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brannon. Mrs. Bran
non returned home with Mrs.
Golf for a visit of several days.
Miss Clara Garfield entertained
a group of friends at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Garfield last
week. Attending were Betty Bal
ley, Betty LeMaitre, Aida Rae
Williams, Wallace Garfield, Frank
and Ed Lynn, Jimmy Graham
and Earl Greenough.
Miss Myrna Bennett accompa-
MED Mrs. w. E. Howard and Ber-
nice Howard to Hattiesburg Fri
day where they visited Mrs. L.
l.. Logan.
Bobby Christie has returned to
school after being i'll for several
days.
Visits Old Church
The Rev. NJ. f. Hubert, retired.
was guest speaker at Zion Bap-
tist church, Mobile, Sunday. He
was pastor of this church from
1900 to 1903. He was aecompa-
MED by Mrs. Hubert and Mrs. A.
w. Thomson. They were dinner
guests of the Rev. and Mrs. w.
w. Cook.
The WSCS met at the home of
Mrs. Ernest Graham Monday.
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Raymond Kroft. USN.
Visits Home On Leuve

Raymond E. Kraft, fireman first
class, USN, arrived home Tues
day morning to be with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Kraft,
507 18th street, until October is
when he leaves for two years
duty in Yokosuka, Japan.
He returned from the Far East
last May and has since been cruis-
ing between San Diego, the Ha-
waiian Islands and Seattle aboard
the destroyer, USS Buck.
Mr. and Mrs. Kraft have had
word from another son, Richard
A. Boswell, also fireman first
class, USN, that he has arrived
in Hong Kong after having been
stationed in Manila on seaplane
tender, USS GARDENERS Bay.
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News From BAYOU cAsoTTE
Hannah Siork,
Aunt Visiting In
Philadelphia, Pa.
BY Mrs. Louis Linder

Mrs. |. L. Kelly was honored
at a party on her birthday last
Wednesday when Mrs, j. S. Jen-
kins entertained in her honor A
taeky party was planned and aft
er the judging took place Mrs.
Travis Register was awarded the
prize for wearing the tackiest
garb. j. S. Jenkins, Oscar Huch-
inson and Mrs. Eugene Matthew
served as judges. After an eve
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ming of games the hostess served
refreshments to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen,
Mesdames Mallette, Register,
Parks, Albert Southern, Chapius
and Miss Jewel Windham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Martin spent
the weekend with Mrs. Elsie
Crane in Escatawpa.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j Nelson spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tren-
ton Goff in Gautier.
Fred Nelson, who is employed
in Mobile, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. J. Nelson.
Visitors in the Louis Linder
home Sunday were r. N. Dur
ham of Leaksville and Willard
Mason of Lucedale.
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Linder of Kreole.

Linder of Kreole.
A. M. Thompson has been Wis
iting his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Odazier.
in Birmingham returning home
Saturday.
Mrs. Earline Sims and son and
daughter. Carlene and James
Sims, Kosciusko, are spending a
fortnight with the formers BROTH
er, ]. K, Woods, Jr., and family.
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Military Rites
At Funeral For
CCptoin Larsen

Funeral services for Captain
George Larsen, who died in Mo-
bile last Wednesday, were held
at Fails Funeral chapel Friday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

Shipment of oysters in the shell
from America to Europe started
hl 1861.
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MAIDS UNIFORMS

Genuine Orange Blossom brand. Blues.
and Whites. Preshrunk poplins. Fast colors.
Attractive tucks in the blouse. Wide flared
skirts. Good looking uniform.
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ANKLETS

For women and children. Made of genuine
Durene Yarns. Wash fast colors Fine
gauge. Fidelity tops. Every wanted color
and whites and blacks. A really high quail
itv anllet at
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17
STYLISH STUDYING AND sNUGGlEBUG SLEEPING

Proud parents and doting rela-
tives are getting in the holiday
mood and first evidence Of that
mood is a Christmas list. Tops on
the list is q daughter. niece or
granddaughter who is conscious of
style and glamour and wants it
more than anything in the world.
A double-duty present is the
answer to the junior miss prayer
and Carriers quilted coat and
pajama in spark bright color can
be that gift.
| Modern in flavor "a Western
world adoption of the Coolie coat;
durable in fabric-non-run Gel
! anese: warm without. bulk. and
Ia pleasure to look at: the duo
has magic in every seam. It's
| heaven te lounge in for there's
stretch room. for. study it has
trim but binding fit; and for
those cold wintry mornings when
breakfast seems to be served in
midnight darkness it has cuddly
warmth that cheers I'D the entire
day, ;,
pretty and can be an ideal Sleep
ing garment as well as smart
lounging pajama. The opacity of
fabric is one of the major factors
in the garment which has appeal
for the junior miss.
The color combinations ~
with lime. cloud blue with
have none If the 'beC
lair assoc with chill
, sleeping t. lead the >
grown-up ) SIS, a dasl ID
a flare long - a, Il in big sisters
apparel.
1 For the girl who prefers a
gown for sleeping, there is, in the
same colors a waist-nipping
nightgown with the much de-
sired bosom fullness and little
shoe-string ties on each shoulder.
Pedal pushers, quilted to match
the coat, slashed at the sides and
with one little heart-shaped
pocket on the right hip, complete
the ensemble.
+" The merry air Of Merry
Christmas for the donor is
pitched in a key of sound price.
The coat is $a2.95; the pajamas,
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17

A Western odopiion OF q Chinese
coat. quilted for good looks and wormih.
.mokes the idenl study eoot for the
Junior figure miss who wonfs comfort.
Rich novy blue. lined with sharp lime.
with slit pockets. perky collar and
neof piping trim gives il SNORT lines.
Paired with moiehine i~o.pieee poiomos
il make. O gift supreme for the size 2
10 IS junior figure. It's styled. by
eoher's for good III ond long weor.
$500; the gown. $500; and the
pedal pushers are 1896. ..s -. i i
:. Surely Confucius' daughters
might have said: A well chosen
gift gives happiness twice: to the
donor and to the recipient :
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17

Buddy Johnson really rocked
Bop City during his week engage
ment. His Concerto Fer Bop
City really vowed them. Buddys
sister Ella Stayed them with such
numbers as "Since ] Fell For You
Il Don't Care Who knows, That
handsome hunk Of man, Arthur
Prystock had them swooning to
Change your Ways and Lovely
In Her Evening Gown
X * X Il
Sarah Vaughn's Engagement at
the Paramount has been extend
ed to a stay Of four weeks.
News from London England
Of the Deep River Boys, is that
they will wind up a successful
tour December IL, to return to
their own United States. One,
British Editcrialist wrote, "The'
Deep River Boys have come to
be regarded as international har-
bingers Of good will. Music is
universal and knows no color o
creed. They meet the people of
all countries On the same ground.
This is the true spirit in which
the boys appear to be making
their tour. More power to them
~ X +
The Orioles are being brought
back to the Apollo in New York
to headlin the Christmas Holiday
show at $4,000. This gives them
the honor Of being first to ever
play an engagement five times
in one year, at that theatre.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17
Dealing In Stars

I, evening with delicious drink
and courteous service, drop in thu
cutest little (but not too little,
bar room in, The Rose Room.
I During the holiday festivities
visit the Blue Note, where the
great Lady Day and enc of Chi
cago's favorite bands, Herbie
Fields, will be packing them in.
Don't forget the crowning of
Miss Chicago WWorld", at the
Rose Bowl Ballroom, December
~; it promises to be a gala affair,
with stars from stage, screen,
radio and telvision, doing their
bit for. Charity.
the kkkh aoi dhrdld hrd doh
Deep sympathy is extended to
the family Of Helen Spaulding,
director of the Aisle Players and
formerly of the Skyloft Players,
who died Sunday.
= y *
The Ethel McCracken C1eaves
Civic Club will sponsor a Xmas
Party at the Bowman DairyCo.
4l49 50. State ST., Friday, Dec.
10, from | to 4 p. m. All members
and friends are invited to come
out and have jolly good time.
Miss Lula Roberts Miller is Pres
ident and Miss Maude Flemm-
lngs. reporter.
After many public demands,
Earl Bostic will open at the 421
Club in Philly, December 20, for
one week. He appeared in the
Quaker City several months ago
at the Showboat, and there gain.
ed much popularity.
!: \ s *
Taking a brief rest in Havana
is, bandleader and blues singer
Roy Brown. Roy will return to
New Orleans, December % and
will start a Our Of he midwestern
and southwestern states Deem
Der "a. \ ---~;
Keep your eyes on James Sud-
berry in the al1-American sport
(basebalD, as someday he will be
making the healines.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17

The Bon-Aire is really packing
them in. That combination Of A
Brown, Johnny Houser and Mel
son Berry (hoping hat M. Berry
Will be able to rejoin the combo
SOON are tops. They play music
that suits your every whim.
If you are around Gary during
the holiday season, stop in at
Macs Louisiana Kitchen and say
hello to the Jack of all singers,
"urley Threalkill. You'll find
the best Of everything there.
The 518 Liquors is a very nice
and quiet place, which could be
improved BY getting rid Of some
Of the rsoochers that occupy
places thata paying customers
would fill.
The Red Sims Trio, at The
Blue Dahlia draws quite a crowd,
and Lenear Davis On the piann,
can't be beat. Seen enjoying
Reds bcpping on the sax We're:
Robert Click" Clark ahd Marion
Pickard.
= +
/ a most congenial hostehs is
Thelma, proprietor Of Thelma's
Lounge (fcrmerly the Boulevard
Liounge) and with her ideas ] am
sure that the Lounge will becime
one Of Chicagos most popular
spots. Loads Of luck to Theima.
!: j. = =
From what / could see of the
gay crowd at Charlie and Ella
Macs Saturday night (orshould
I say Sunday morning?) the
Thank You Party of the Baehe-
Iors-Benedicts at Parkway Ball
room must have beenn toe great
The lovely ladies in the latest
creations and the gents looking
very dap" in their tails.
To be sure Of a quiet pleasant
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17

Opening at the Opera House
December II, is "Snow White
and the Seven Dwarfs', a treat
for all children; and grown-ups
as well, and December 12, Han
sci and GrateT
Get your order in early for the
Sonia Henie Show at the Stad-
ium starting January s, thru Jan.
uary Is. Ifpromises to be an out
standing review.
The Palmer House Galleries
are showing Christmas In Art
by Chicago Artists to December
81, 3rd floor Palmer House Ho-
tel. t
Although it is too early~ to
predict with any amount Of GER
tainty about the winners of the
coming Academy Award event,
your scribe feels that Jeanne
Grain has excellent possibilities
to walk away with the golden
prize without much competition
Remember to include the Bon
Aire Lounge in your spots to be
visited during the holidays; Al
visited during the holidays: Al
Brown, ]. Barnett Houser, Bali
Beach ad Jimmie Wadell will
KEEP you we'll entertained and
Dave will mix you and your
friends super drinks.
X ~
Mr.. J ohm Winston and Mrs. Hell
en- Scoggins became Mr.. and Mrs.
John Winston, Saturday Dec. 3,
l949. Ceremony was performed
by Rev. Clarence H. Cobbs in
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17

Keep your eyes on James Sud-
berry in the all-American sport
(basebalD, as someday he will be
making the healines.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17

The New York City Opera Com
pany started its run November %,
and will run through December IA,
with such favorites on the bill as :
Aida, Carmen, MADAME But
terfly", LA Boheme" and MAR
riage Of Figaro. Do try and
catch one Of them.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-17

To be sure Of q quiet pleasant
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of Deliverance.
Loads of love to mother and
dad on their birthday.
Wishing that most versatile
young gent Mr.. Milton Fl. Nc
Gavock very happy birthday.
Congrats to Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dali Sims, ST., mother and father
of the socially prominent Mr..
Randall Sims, Jr., who celebrated
their Silver Wedding anniversary
Saturday, November 20.
We greatly mourn the passing
Of Bill "Bo Jangles" Robinson,
one Of the greatest tap dancers Of
all times.
TIKI
Joe's was the scene Of gala fes-
tivities Wednesday night at the
opening Of the new show pro-
duced by Jor "Ziggie" Johnson.
Marilyn Maxwell and Pete Law
ford added to the reason for ex=
element.
Orchids to the Helping Hand
Circle Club, who had party for
cripple children at Provident Hos
p1tal Monday, Nov. q.
x x X
The scene Of another gala fes-
tivity was the Grand Opening Of
Reds Lounge Wednesday night,
Yes, Thanksgiving week was real
ly jumping ... Intermingling with
the crowd was a few of the Chi
cago World staff: Mr.. Lausay1e
Brown, Mr.. Ben Stokes, Luther
(Scoop) Reddus, Randall Sims, Jr.,
Tony Jocabs and dee" (your
scribe) Armant, other guests in
Ann Hughes, James Bal
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Knight,
LaVerne Daniels, James Livings-
ton and Edward Jones Con-
genial bartender were: Sonny
Gray and Bob Jackson.
Congrats to our friend Ve1ma
Ford, who was married to fellow
by the name Of Joe, and that's
all we know. The wedding was
climaxed by a swell reception
Saturday night, November II. The
former Miss Ford is a member Of
the popular Les Chic Femmes So
cial Club.
Lionel Hampton'S four week
engagement at the Blue Note
should be must on your list for
entertainment during the Holiday
festivities. Hampton generally
gives forth with everything in
music and should be something
you wouldn't want to miss.
A friend Of your scribe was
among the many who didn't look
twice at the billboard before going
out to the Pershing ballroom to
see Stan Getz Sunday, Nov. 10th,
(for your information) the bill
board read after November 10th.
What we would still like to know
is When???
The New York City Opera Com
pany started its run November %,
and will run through December IA,
with such favorites on the bill as:
Aida, Carmen, Madame But
terfly", LA Boheme" and "Mar-
rage Of Figaro. Do try and
catch one of them.
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-03-24

led in volume of business. Other
tyI es included textiles, milk pro-
ces Sers, fertilizers, C h m C a s,
brick and cement produces. as
phalt, petroleum, electric power
pls ats and a seaweed processing
firm.
Industry in 194S is answering
the call for better schools, better
health measures. improved recre-
ational facilities, broader markets,
better roads and above all is help
ms create pride in their state
on the pGrt of Ter citizens.
The passing year saw Mississippi
ri eeding the nation in the con-
struction of hospitals and health
clinics; she has shown the great
est increase in educational expen-
dituvcs ard in construction of
paved roads. and has an extensive
f"rm-to-market program under
way.
Mississippi truly has come a
long way in the past ten years, and
1875 has 2.adc great contributions
to her progress.
Put as Governor Fielding l..
Wright puts it:
I'VE still have long way to go
and there is a tremendous amount
of work to be done yet. We can
well be proud of our progress, he
says. but We must not take a
complacent attitude because there
is still plenty of room for improve
ment."