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Appliances,
Reduced

3 Thor Woshers and lroneEs.
Were 5o.o5. Now Sip
! Wrinser WosheF. Wos 1895.
Hot Point FIot PIote Ironer.
Wos 1895. Now --$I59
! FomiIy Size Cos Ronse. Was
1895. Now ----S69
Gibson Electric Ronse. Was
1885. Now --$l49
! American Central Sink. Was
1926. Now ---$l25
Goldenbere's Appliances. Downstoirs
Evening star., 1949-10-27

Rugs, Reduced

4 AII-wooI Administers, fIorols and
hooked design. 6xe. Were 5 so.
Now W------------------S36
3 AlI-wool Administers, 6x9. Were
so. Now
I AlI-wooI Administer. green,
12xl5. Was 1895. Now. STAT
I AlI-wooI Administer, wine fIorol,
l2xl5. Was lo3.95. Now. SIS
I AII-wooI Administer. wine fIoroI,
l2xl5. Was 1895. Now. $s7
l Blue Tone-on-Tone. l2xl4.
Was 1874. Now--$l33
I Beige Hooked Design Axmin-
ster, l2xl2. Was STAB. Now
$s7
! Administer. ton fIoroI. l2xl2.
Wos HIPS. Now
I Floral Axmin,ter l2xl2. Wos
$3.50. Now ------$67
! Green Velvet, 12xl2. Was
1850. Now -------$97
I Green Velvet, l2xl1.7. Wos
1895. Now --$94
I Grey Velvet. l2x1o.9. Wos
$l4l. Now ---$97
Rose FIorol Axminster. l2xl5.
Was 1925. Now ----$7s
! Blue Velvet, l2xl4.7. Wos
1895. Now -----$94
! Blue Pile Velvet, seconds.
l2xl3.6. Wos $l99. Now, $l53
Green Velvet. 3xo. Wos 81 so.
Now ---$19
Rose Floral Administer, 5.4xe.
Wos 4O.67. Now ------$27
! Wine Velvet, 9x4.lO. Vas
3l.95. Now ------$le
l Ton Hooked Administer,
9x4.lO. Wos 36.95. Now. $z3
! Blue Tene-on-Tone. 1879.
Was 44.95. Now ---$29
! Rose Tone on-Tons, exlO.6.
Was 6o.95. Now ----$59
! Grey Velvet 7.3xl5. Was
1875. Now -----$l49
I Green FlorsI Administer,
exl3.6. Wos l4o.5o. Now,
$lls
cdd.nb::,s', Rugs, Third fIoo,
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Infonts' and
ChiIdren's Wear,
Reduced

I Tots Wool sweoter, cordieon
style, maize, soiled, size 5. Was
2.9o. Now------------89e
Z Boys Suits. corduroy pants,
washable top. soiIed. Were 2.59.
Now 80
Z Boby Dresses, royon, maize,
slightly soiled, size 9 mos. Were
2.oo. Now so
Z Tots Cotton BIouses, slightly
soiled. Size 8. Were 2.39. Now,
81
I Inkonf.' Bunting. 25oo wool,
soiIed. pink. Was 2.oo. Nov, 81
Geldenbesg,s infonts' Weor.
Second Floor
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Window Shades
and oiIcIoths
Reduced

800 lrresulor HoIlond and Mo-
chine Oil Shades, sizes 3ox70.
Were ! so. Now ---89e
800 Fibre Shodes. on good roll
ers, 36x7O. Were 69c. Now,
49e
20 MetoI orapery PIeoters.
double window size. Were l.7o.
Now -y--------79e
800 yards TabIe oiIeIoth, slight
irreeulors. Were 6oc yd. Now,
49e yd.
Group Of oiIeIoth Seorfs. Were
2oc. Now -----.--l2e
GoIdenberg's Window Shades and
OilcIoth, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Girls Wear,
Reduced

Z Girls Dresses, slightly DOM
oeed. Sizes 8 and IA. Were
4oe. Now wl.5o
! Girls Royon Blouse, long
sleeves, size 7. Was 3.o9. Now.
1.5o
3 Girls Cotton Biousss. soiled,
size 7. Were 2.3o. Now---$l
! Girls csrdisen Sweater. long
sleeves. soiIed. blue, size TO-. Was
2.o9. Now rs
I Girls Shorts, navy, damaged,
with Upper. Was l.o9. Now,
89e
Z Girls Felt Suspsnders, soiIed.
Were 1.2o. Now---------69e
GoIdenberg's Girls Wear.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Mems CIothina,
Reduced

IS Mems All-wooI Sport coots,
solids. herrinebones, pIoids.
Broken sizes "a to AZ. Were
22.95. Now w----------$1O
II Mems AII-wooi Trousers, ir-
regulars. Broken sizes % to 40.
Were SIS. Now
GoIdenberg's Mems Clothing. =.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-27
ToiIetries,
Reduced

48 Cleansing Tissues. Were l5c.
Now ---2 for 25e
"a compoets. Were 81. Now,
II Masnifyins Mirrors. Were ST.
Now
4 Cigarette cases. Were l.e5.
Now ----------79e
10 Hand Lotion. Were 8oc.
Now ---------59e plus fax
] Hair Tonic and Oil. Were 2oc.
Now ---------loe plus tax
II Hair Brushes. nyIon bristIes.
Were 80. Now--------69e
GoIdenberg's ToiIetries, Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-27

1877 Pair-Regulor 299
WOmen's & Girls Sandals
womeni and girls allegro sondot with weds. ~
heels and Plastic soIes for longer Block.
Nozen leather. Sizes 4 to g. Street Floor.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Notions and
Stationery,
Reduced

3 Gold and Silver Buckles. Were
eoc. Now w------29e
3 Machine Covers. pIo site. Were
1873. Now w-----------69e
II Blanket Grips. Were l.4e.
tNOW 9IS
~ children's Sweoter Dryers.
Were Soc. Now
Z Skirt Hangers. Were l.e5. Now
98e
10 Birthdoy Wrapping Pepper.
Were 81. kow----------59e
SO Pens, write red or blue. Were
1873. Now W---49e
~ Clip Pencils. Were ! so. Now,
49e
5 Letter SeoIes. Were | 40. Now,
3ee
GoIdenbers's Notions and
Stationery, Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-27

Not every style in every finish, but you'll
find mohoeony, woinut, maple finishes and
metal beds in 18th century, modern ond
COLONEL design. We only illustrate four,
you'll have to come in and see the many
other voried styles at this very low price.
GoIdenberg,s Bedding, Fourth Floor
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
Last Rites Are Held
For Arthur Adams, ~

Last rites were held at 2 o.
clock Wednesday June % for
Arthur Adams "A, Of S5s N. Dale
81. Services were held at st. James
ANdE church, with Rev. B. N.
Moore officiating.
Adams came to st. Paul In
1887 At the age Of II. For q long
time, he worked on the railroad.
However, through the efforts Of
his sister. Mrs. Dovie welch and
the Colored Women League Of
Voters, he secured q job IN the
court house. a position he held
until illness forced him to retire In
March 1919.
Adams died IN AnclOer hospital
Of tuberculosis on Sunday morning
June 10. The Perfect AShlar
Lodge was in charge Of the fun
eral He was buried at Oakland
cemetery.
Adams lone survivor Is his sis
ter, Mrs. WEIGH. who resides at
671 w. Central Ave. Brooks Fun
eral home was In charge Of the
services and burial.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
Apple Lodges In
MpIs.' chlId's Throat

Charles Fite, son Of Miriam Fite,
had quite q night for life Thursday
June 10 when an applae lodged in
his throat Charles had been eating
green apples when q chunk got
stuck in his throat and he started
choking.
Mrs. Frances Duncan, with
whom the child lives, had been
hanging clothes and when she
noticed Charles condition Inn
mediately rushed him TO the near
est fire department. There he was
aided in his breathing until the
ambulance arrived.
He was taken to General Hos
pital; there he was X-rayed and
the piece Of apple dislodged.
Charles Is home now, doing fine
and once more enjoying green
apples.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
MAsoN en-. M.
by Mrs. Ruby nGac0r
600 So. jackson 81

Church school was wen attend
ed at o:45 Sunday. Reports were
made by the delegates, Sterling
Macer and Mary A. Burrell. High
lights were given by the pastor,
regarding the convention which
convened In Sioux City. Ia. June
Is 10 II. The pastor, Rev. y.
Gladstone Scott brought the SER
mon at the morning service, US
ing for his subject, The Faithful
Fathers" The Fathers Day pro-
gram given at 3 p. m. was direct
ed by Miss Alice Jefferie and
Mrs. w. B. Martin. Out-Of-toWn
visitors were Messrs. and Mines.
Lee Brown, L Soloman and Mrs.
NJ Dunn Of Manly, Ia.
President Of the Central dis
trict Of the -Four State Conven-
ton, Mrs. Beatrice Shelly, spoke
Sunday night In behalf Of the dis
trict work. The conference viii
convene July ~, Is and ~ in Per
ry, Iowa.
Kathryn Moore n Shut-ln with
mumps. Her little sister Virginia
is confined with chicken Po&.
About 20 members and friends
Of the Clouds Of Joy picISnicled
at Clear Lake. They enjoyed
swimming, fun and sun between
the showers.
The Hay Ride sponsored by the
Socialites Saturday night was q
very enjoyable affair at the Ciecle
Douglas Farm, which Is three
miles east Of Manly, Ia. About
thirty-five young people enjoyed
roasting wieners and marshmal-
lows, playing games and having
fun for the evening.
Mrs. Dora johnson Of Hannibal,
Mo. has been visiting for the past
week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence McFarlin, 206 Sixth St.
s. w.
Miss Dora Anderson Of Fort
Dodge, Ia. spent the weekend with
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Woolery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward Parker
visited Mr.. Parker's brothers,
Rev. B. F. Parker and Mr.. Ar
thur Parker Of this city over the
weekend. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
are from st. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
Twin City Flashes


kAI1f4But
Wen you high grade lids this
you've been waiting Cor for menamey the first week Of
vacation just ideal anything
you had plnnned-om swimming Phasn diving Calhoun.
back yard But enough said about this Let's what's doing around
t0wn
First BOP concert hsd the Temple
Saturday evening wasn't quite good the that held at
tina unvery but lot Of girls and fas turned for the occasion
Included those Dorothy Eddie Green
Melvin lewis Joe Ferguson. Louis Wilson LaIsohn Latore Gene
Cos Roland Gom Bin Larson jerome "sody" jerry Whitbe
ma Christopher Eddie Milton, staIn Harvey Sanders
WHITE cari Patterson White jackie
c Harvey Hopkins House and Booker Ellis Esther and
Betty Zachary vegena veOla George Nesbitt Jerry
bon between Bradley Gloria Cooper
has dance step (cad his admirers the shOe where
Paul lad tried the step the evening misjudged his part
head
didn't either maybe you girls
can take It'll know couldntll
conSratsaaOns
who eeebate their birthdays June zS Beatd greetings are In
order Edith celebrated birthday
guess that ceAEs anniversary
June 18th ddt your Had nes The Kappa formal has definitely
yourselves June 2b that's the night Of the Moonlight Cruise
know that many Of you WIN be there,
IAear that there n 10 be formal party around a7h of June
don't know the Of the club that giving IT. but win try to
the having dancing party GlenwoOd
Iat July and ITS gonna be wonderful party hnOwl
Congratulations are In order for LghOOt james
NJ Gaylord who July srd the day when win
change wedding vows
Wen guess Today
going smelling Tonight
tho opening Valley
you plenty keep busy this
week end 30 untl see you around
remain.
charlotte of course"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
Services Held
For Youth Who
Jumped 20 DeCEh

Funeral services were held Sat-
urday June Is, for Gardner VIII
liam Springfield, 1913 nth Ave.
So, who jumped from the WASH
ington Avenue Bridge Monday,
June IS. His body was recovered
Wednesday June 10 a quarter Of a
mile from the Franklin Avenue
Bridge by some young boys who
were fishing in the river.
Springfield had been a resident
Of the city all of his life and SER
we'd in the Army during World
War II receiving an honorable dis
charge.
He IL survived by his mother,
Mrs. Mary Springfield Peterson, a
sister, Mrs. Viola Neal and rel
ativea from out Of town.
Rev. ]. s. Tate officiated at the
services held at Bethesda Baptist
Church. Interment was at Fort
Smelling National Cemetery.
Neal Funeral Home had charge
Of the arrangements.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
Page 2, st PAU REcoRDER. Friday June "a 1919



Rev. J. w. Junnell IL filling the
pulpit In the absence OF Rev. Floyd
Massey, Jr.. who q vacationing In
South Carolina. Sunday June Is,
the sermon was taken from the
first TO ~ chapters OF Paul, con-
oerninE the letters to the Hebrews.
Running for Prizes," was his
theme.
Ths Chndren's story was told By
Rev. Junnell. Rev. Jackson, Bap-
fist Missionary, read the scripture
lesson.
visitors for the day were Mrs.
Laura J. Ridge. OF Seattle, Wash,
Mrs. Anna b Smith, Carlton. Miss.
Miss Edith Massie, OF Mt Zion Bap-
tist church; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels
Reed, Jr,, OF Minneapolis.
Mems Day az the church IL July
~. Pruth MeFarlin will be pre-
sented by the Social and Literary
Society OF the church on June ~.
The Community vacation church
school 10 from June 20 to July /.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
RUTH AlLElS, RESIDENT
FOR IS WARS. pIEs

Funeral services were held
Monday, June IS, for Mrs. Ruth
Allen. $40 Colfax Ave. No, Mn
neapolis. who died Friday, June
10 She was 90 years old. She had
been q resident Of Minneapolis
for thirty-fIve years and a men,
Der Of Zion Baptist Church.
Her survivors include three
sons Walter and Roscoe Of Mn
neapohs and Herbert Of st. Louis,
Mo-, and other relatives.
The services were conducted by
Rev. H. w. Bolts in the Woodland
Funeral Home chapel. Monday.
The interment win be In Dali
ton, Mo.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
LEAVES FOR OKLAHOMA,
CITY, OKLA. NATIONAL
YOUTH CONGRrss

Rev. W. L Battle. $500 Fourth
Ave. So left Wednesday, June ~
for Oklahoma City. okla. to at
tend the National Youth Congress
Of the Church Of God in Christ,
Inc. which convenes June %
through %.
He win be accompanied by Mrs.
Battle and Mines. Sophia 8. Mos
ley and Nadine Tyner.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

UnaII That Time 80.
The golden sun has disappeared
.. The sky Is dull and gray And
we are lonely in our hearts Be-
cause you went away Not Just
around the corner or. "A measure
ment Of miles. But TO the vast
eternity. Beyond our tears and
smiles. We miss you more each
moment, love. And, oh, We long
for you. The while our lives 60
on and there. Is nothing We can
do. Tomorrow is an empty word
And II We say goodnight. 1t
seems to have q hollow sound.
That switches off the light. And
we can only wait and pray. Until
the time when we. Nay look upon
each other IN. That vast eternity.
Mrs. Phil Hail, daughter
II. r. Hunter, son
Mrs. George Manning,
granddaughter
Leonard Green, grandson
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
Summer Of Full Activity
Planned BY H0Ilie Club

The 11SO Club of Halle Q.
Brown Community House has
planned a fun and varied program
for the summer season. Below is
the schedule, to run from July 2
through August a.
On July 2 the Money Moochin
Hop will be given in the Halle
Lounge. On July Q, Calhoun Cap
ers will be given. A bus win leave
from Halle for the Calhoun Beach
at $50 p. m.
On July 10, at $50 p. m, there
win be q movie and dancing In
the lounge Of Halle, for men,
bers only. On July 2S o Hay.
ride at Circle 8 win be given.
The group will leave Halle at =
p. m.
On July 80, the group viii leave
at $50 p. m for the Aquatics at
Lake Phalen.
A boat cruise win be given on
August Q. The boat win leave
the jackson Street dock at 7iSO
p. m. On August Is, a lawn
party win be given at Mrs.
Perry's, leaving Halle at 7 p. m.
On August 20, the program win
be announced. On August q, at
$3.50 p. m, a grand finale, in the
form Of q birthday party will be
given. The affair viii be semi
formal and will be in HaIlie's
auditorium.
This program Is for teen-agers
between the ages Of 10 and Is and
Is sponsored by the 1880 club Of
Halle.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
est, PauD

Ut EanU
Honor Thy Father" was the
subject OF Rev. B. n M0ore's Fa-
Tiers Day message.
Mr.. J. 70. johnson and Mr.. Ernest
A. Green were the honored fathers
est OF the church membership. Very
beautiful flowers from the yard Of
Mrs. Eva Neal and a bouquet In
memory OF Mr.. ]. y. Jackson, St
James Singing Evangelist, was pre-
scented BY his wife and daughter,
Mrs. Ella Alice Jackson and Mrs.
TedfOrd Harris. Visitors Worship
ping at the morning service were:
Willie Willert, Edgar Scott, Mrs.
Blanche Garlande OF Chicago, H.;
James Melvin Young OF Atlantic
City, N. J.; Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Adj
en-, Jr., Fayetteville, No. Carolina;
e. S Rrsl ElirSbsth " TbomSson.'
Petersburg. Va; Mrs. Allen and
daughter, Mr.. John Armstrong,
Winnipeg, Canada; Mrs. q. w. Has
kinB, Camphor Methodist Church,
and Martory Vaughn Of MinneapO-
lis. Visitors were welcomed by Rev.
Moore and invited to be at home
in st. James.
A short memorial was held for
Mr.. Arthur Adams, one OF the piO-
neer members of st. James who
passed, June 10.
Sunday, June 90, II a. m. win be
Youth Day, Mr.. William Hammond,
director Of Boys Work at Halle
Q. Brown. viii be guest speaker.
Special music BY q Youth Chorus.
Lewis, Mr.. whitney Young and
Mrs. Gussis Anderson, chairman.
Under the leadership OF Mr..
Frank Jackson, general chairman,
and Mr.. Eweli 3. Galloway a. fl
nancial chairman, the men OF St.
James have gone all out" for n
very fine Mems Day on July 10 at
former pastor, Rev. Carlyle +.
Stewart as guest speaker. A spe-
cial mems chorus under the direc-
tion of Mr.. John whitaker will
sing. This sounds like a double at
traction.-Bertha Ia King.
NIT. OLTvET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev D. C. Whites subject at the
Man" HIS text was taken from I
Samuel nth chapter and the sixth
verse.
Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers, East ST.
Louis, Ill, and Mrs. Jaunice WASH
ington, Hughes Springs, Tex. unit
ed with the church.
At D. m. the Red Circle Girls
Of the state sponsored q singBpera-
ton. Miss Matte Wright 10 the
State Circle president.
The Senior Choir presented a
Sacred Program at the evening
hour Of worship. Mrs. Celestial
Fraction Of Minneapolis was the
guest speaker.
On June 2sth Industrious Daugh-
tiers Of Ham," a religious Biblical
pageant based on the feminine an
cestry OF Ham and son OF Noah,
will be presented at Pilgrim Bap-
fist church at $500 D. m. Mrs. Lizzie
Podges, chairman OF Foreign Mis-
sion and Mrs. Arlee Blakey, direc-
tor. Of Red Circle Girls, are CO.
sponsors.
Sunday, July "a, Is Mems Day.
All money paid into the building
fund from now until the fourth
Sunday in July will be applied on
your pledges.
Let us not forget Teachers and
Prayer meetings every Wednesday
at 1900 and $500 respectively.-Edit
Massie, reporter and Rev. d. c.
White, pastor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
MAN WHO KILLED WIFE INNY.
WAS NOT CHURCH or GOD N
CHRIST PASTOR oVERSEER WRITES

Rev. q ~ Kelly Of the Of New
Church q God CHRIST Inc. denied this week letter 70 Elder
W. Battle asos Fourth that Brooklyn minister who
charged with killing wife animated his
story the May edition this Newspaper told
Samuel =. Brown Of Brooklyn -chuch Christ"
killed ha wife after finding her IN compromising position with
other
Keys letter minister connected with
the Church Of God n Christ n Brooklyn part Of New York
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
OnRRECTInN

The names OF the high school
graduates In last weeks paper
were listed In the wrong sequence.
The caption under the picture
should have read from right 10
left, instead Of from left to night.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
BALDWIN REMAINS

TO ALABAMA
The body Of Bert Baldwin, who
died on June IL at the Veterans
hospital was shipped to Phoenix
City, Ala, for burial on June IS.
The body was in state at Brooks
Funeral home while arrangements
were being made to ship the body.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
USHER BOARD TO
PRESENT CHORUS

The Junior Usher Board Of st.
James A. NJ Z. church win pre-
sent the Gospel Chorus Of PHI
grim Baptist church in a recital
Tuesday, July ) at 8 O'Clock at ST.
James.
Mrs. Arlee Hollowell n the
directress Of the choir. Miss mr.
mon Owens Is general chairman
Of the program and Kenneth Law
renee Robinson is In charge Of
publicity.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
INFANT SCIPIO

Funeral services were held at
Brooks Funeral home for Lloyd
Marcque Scipio, infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Albert Scipio II,
ss6 Igiehart Ave. on June IL.
Baby Lloyd was born in st.
Joseph's hospital and lived only a
short while.
Rev. Joseph Turner officiated
at the services In the absence of
Rev. B. N. Moore.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

Miss Sylvia Booker, vocalist,
and Miss Velma Jean Williams,
accompanist and pianist, will be
featured in a Musicale Sunday,
June 20, at st. Peters AAAE
Church at 7:30 p. m. They win be
assisted by Connee Chivers, the
Cantinos and the Girls Chorus.
There win be a reception follow
ing the program for the June
graduates.
The public is cordially invited
TO attend, Bin Fraction, chairman,
Halle Ewing, directress and Rev.
H. c. Boyd, pastor.-advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

In loving memory Of our Mother
Hunter, who passed away six years
ago, June Is, 1913.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-15
NEWS FROM -.
Franklin Creek
BY MRS ROBERT BRAGG

Crowds lined the bank and road
beside Franklin Creek Sunday to
view the baptism OF II new men,
bers Of the Holiness church Of
Kreole. Songs were sung by the
crowd and the Rev. Tom Davis
gave a short sermon. He was as
sisted by the Rev. Terrapin who
has been holding a revival at
Kreole Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Pierce furnished guitar and VIC
lin music and the Rev. and Mrs.
Davis sang a special selection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Lambert
and family of Theodore spent
Sunday with Mr.. Lambert's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lam
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Garner were
in Pascagoula Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ODonnell
of Mobile visited Mr. apd Mrs.
Robert Bragg Saturday.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. d. j.
Driver of Gulfport will be pleased
to know they are the proud par
ents of a baby girl borni recently
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-15

cakes and punch were served to
approximately Ia guests.
Everyone welcomed the Rev.
and Mrs. w. c. Wyatt Sunday
for services. Rev. Wyatt delivered
two fine sermons. They were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. c. w.
Holifield.
Ronnie Golf of Perkinston jun
ior college, son of w. +. Golf, is
spending this week with his par
ents. L. E. Golf and r. C. Fag-
gard, and his aunt, Mrs. Susie
Diamond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurdis Nelson
were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conway.
Mrs. Nelson is a sister of Mrs.
Conway. They now live in Big
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson
+ being welcomed into tn g
community where they will re-
side. They are living on MI. John
son'sshome place which they have
remddeled. He is the elder son
of Mrs. Cammie Johnson of Pas
cagoulAs
There were lat present at Sun
day school at Caswell Springs
A large audience enjoyed the
illustrated talk Sunday evening
at Caswell Springs by Miss 81
grid Goring Of the Methodist
church of P~ascagoulas
A vacation church school will
be held at caswelA Springs church
next week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-15

Mrs. Driver is the daughter of
Mrs. Ellis Lyons and sister of
Mrs. A. E. Hurd of Forts Lake.
Mrs. George Hanuelt and Mrs.
Oscar Elder of Orange Grove Wis
tied Mrs. j. w. Garner last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pierce and
daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lambert recently.
Adelaide and Ann Hurd of
Forts Lake attended All club
camp held in Gulfport the past
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hurd and
family were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. ]. Driver of Gulfport Fri
day.
Mrs. Joe Strasser OF Carolton
Acres, Mobile, spent a few days
this week visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lambert, and
sisters. Mrs. Zell Lambert and
Mrs. ]. w Garner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bragg
visited Mrs. Bragg's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Devers in Pascagoula Saturday.
Mrs. c. J. Danley is enjoying a
weeks vacation in Houston, Tex,
with her husband and daughters.
Mrs. Bernard Neil and Miss Bet
ty Jean Danley.
Residents of this community