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Evening star., 1949-02-20
Waller Reed Hospital Sets
March Of Dimes Record

March of Dimes collections at
the Army Medical Center amount
ed to $1,348.19. the largest sum
ever contributed there for the in
fantile paralysis fund, Maj. Jesse
w. Brumfield, chairman Of this
years drive. announced yester-
day.
The total exceeded the 1948 COL
lections by more than $50, he
said. Walter Reed Hospital pa
tients, administrative officers,
civilian employees and enlisted
men contributed.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

$125, 900 a year were spent on Q
testing program.
The bureau found through ar
analysis of certain tires used by
the Post Office that they gave 9
weighted average service of 10000
miles, he said. Other tires, but
not of the kind generally bought
by the Post Office, he continued
would have given twice as good
service.
Miss Ruby Nevins, president o1
the Columbian Women, presided
at the luncheon.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

VIRGINIA.
OLD DOMINION MOTORS, Ine.- s33 NJ Pitt 81, Alex. Va.
GREENWOOD SALES AND SERVICE. 45o5 Lee Hwy, Ah, Va.
HAWKINS MOTOR CO., Inc, 25ol coIumbio Pike Ah. Va.
NJ T. BOONE ~ 336 Lee Hshwoy Falls CHURCH. Va.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
District Man Among Z
Chosen by Truman 10
Reincorporate US0

A Washington man was one OF
IL named throughout the country
by President Truman yesterday
as incorporators of the United
Evening star., 1949-02-20

COLLEGE PARK AUTO PLACE. 1923 BoIto Ave-, COL Pk Nd
PRICE MOTOR CO., Inc, 4ol Montgomery Ave-, RkviIe No
Al AUTO WORKS. Inc, 9723 Georeio Ave, Sill sps, No.
QUEENS CHAPEL MFRS Inc, Queens Chapel Rd, Hysvle
Evening star., 1949-02-20

WASHINGTON
ARMSTRONG MOTORS Inc --6503 6eorsio Ave NV.
BURROWS MOTOR COMPANY, Ine.-------soo N St. Sc.
DISTRICT MOTOR COMPANY --l5os Fourteenth St. NV.
NEW YORK AVENUE MOTOR co. 606- sos N. T. Ave. NV
POTOMAC MOTOR SALES Ine lz06 New Hampshire Ave- NV
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14
Potash Available
To County Farms

Jackson county farmers may
now, for the first time in several
years, get potash under the pur-
chase order program for use on
permanent pastures and winter
cover crops
This is a very much needed
mineral as a be shown by anal
ysis reports from State college
on actual soil samples taken by
and on file in the PIMA office.
Farmers who have balances
available on their l949 farm al
lowances should get some potash,
as the supply will probably be
exhausted when mixed fertilizers
start moving.
This material analyses sou.
Total cost is SS2.50 with the gov
eminent payment S3l.2o leaving
the cost to the farmer. from the
warehouse. S2l.3o per ton.
For application rates or other
desired information, see the PIMA
office or any other government
agency in the county or the coun-
ty agricultural committee.
Purchase orders may be secur-
ed in the PIMA office on the Sec
ond floor of the Jane Bldg, 1903
Delmas, Pascagoula. The PIMA is
still spreading lime and issuing
orders for superphosphate and
seeds.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14
News From FoNTA1NEBLE
Six Members
Attend Baptist
Meet Tuesday
BY Mrs. Lazelie Byrd

The WMU of Bellfontaine
church had as guest speaker, Mrs.
Stouter, Moss Point, Sunday eve
ming. After an interesting talk,
a new organization was set up.
Sunday school at the Bellfon-
taine church will be at 8 am.
Sunday for the convenience OF
those who wish to attend camp
meeting.
Woodrow Byrd attended the
funeral of Daniel Taylor in Wig
gins Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Davis,
Gulfport, were weekend guests of
his parents, the Phil Davises.
Mrs. John King and Mrs. Wal
ley Hayes returned from two
weeks visit in Wisconsin in the
home of Mrs. Kings mother, Mrs.
Peterson. .susa,as
Attending the county associa-
tion at First Baptist church in
Moss Point Tuesday were Mes
DANES Douglas Brown, Kenneth
Roberts, Louis Mobiles, Bryan
Bilbo, Evelynann Webb, Lazelle
Byrd.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14

church had a royal ambassador
program Monday afternoon at the
church under the Craftsmanship
of Mrs. w. F. Mcleod. Subject
was "Christ-the Answer for Pa
gan Peoples" She was assisted
by Mesdames M. c. Stevenson,
J. F. Taylor, Robert Renfroe, T.
L. DeLashmet and Miss Adah
Head.
Mrs. G.. C. Seidenspinner pre-
sented the devotional and Mrs.
George Boyett closed the pro-
gram with prayer.
A business session vas presided
over by Mrs. DeLashmet. Plans
for entertaining delegates to the
county associational meeting on
Tuesday were discussed
PRESBYTERIAN
Regular meeting of the Women
of the Church will be held Mon
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14
Mrs. Henry Girot
Elected President
Of Ocean Springs HC

Mrs. Henry Girot was elected
president of the Ocean Springs
Homemakers club at a meeting
Monday. Mrs. J. H. Edwards was
named vice president, and Miss
Cara PattiSon secretary-treasurer
Two new Observation-Disclosures
James Friar and Frank Kramer
were elected.
Hostesses for the November
meeting will be Mesdames c. d.
Todenbier and George Young.
Others attending were Mes
danes N. c. Nissen, j. Dickey, c.
Lindstrum, John Bransford, Ralph
Palfrey, Ellis Handy and Miss
Ann PattiSon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14

home of Mrs. GEORGE Nke Mon
day, with Mrs. E. II. Hnpt in
the chair. Opening PRAYER was
said by Mrs. C. A. CARING pr4si-
dent of the WScS, and devotional
was by Mrs. w. N. Branch. Study
was directed by Mrs. M. Z. M tRae.
Mrs. Ethel Robinson WIS vel
coined as a new member and Mes
danes Carrier and Floyd BREEDER
as visitors. The circle planned, a
silver tea for Friday.
SIGRID GORING
Miss Sigrid GorinB for
whom the circle is named, was
hostess to the circle Monday at
the home of Mrs. Harlan b. Hill
bun with Mrs. r. v. Bardwell
presiding. Devotional by Mrs. Ed
White, was followed by prayer
by Miss Goring. Mrs. E. A. Cor
lew discussed a chapter from the
study book. There were 10 pres
ent.
MARY LINDSEY
The circle was guest of Mrs.
Harlan B. Hilbun at its meeting
Monday. There were 10 present
including Mesdames c. A. Carrier
and Robert Graham and Miss Sig
rid Goring, guests. Opening song
was followed by a devotionahIed
by Mrs, Ellis Maskey. StudyiCorI
christian Women in the Church'E
was led by Mrs. Crawford Dees
who also said the following prayr
er. Mrs. Joe d. Cole presided.
NARY REED
The circle enjoyed the hospiA
tally of Mrs. Donald E. Olierl
Monday with nine members and
a guest, Mrs. Effie Kimball, in|
attendance. Devotional was by
Mrs, Frank Ellis, who chose "Thd
Christian Woman" as her topiol
Three chapters of the study werel
discussed by Mrs. Charles J. Lana
der. Closing prayer was by Mrst
Earl Bond.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14
Study Meetings OF Wonen's Society
OF christion Service Circles Mendoy


Study conferred on the book,
I'VE the People of the Christian
Ecumenical Church at meetings
of the Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of First Methodist
church.
WESLEYAN SERVICE GUILD
The guild, a branch of the So
ciety, held its meeting last Thurs
day in the substory Of the church
with Mrs. c. L. Nelson as leader,
discussing two chapters of the
book. Mrs. Norman Lyons was
welcomed as a new member. Mrs.
Harlan B. Hilbun will be hostess
to the guild at the parsonage Oct.
20. There were eight present.
SARAH BENNETT
The meeting was held at the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14

tional meeting attended by Miss
Goodwin, YWcA representative
from headquarters in Jackson.
Other officers are Ann Rene Hall,
vice president; Carol Ann Fieschi
er, secretary; Shirley Sanders!
treasurer; Joyce Noble, program
chairman; Barbara Yerger, wor-
ship chairman; Donna Eglin, So
cial chairman; Hayne Nixon, fnu-
sic Chairman.
Other members are Patsy An
deEson, Pee Chez Noel, Jean VIII
liams, Barbara Byrd, Enid Mes
tier, Ann Lee McMurtraY Vale
Noel, Joan Schrenk, Vivian Btum-
baugh, Mildred Webb, Betty De
Silyey. Beth Thornton and Joan
Harvey.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14
METHODIST

Mrs John Backstrom presented
the second in a series of discus
sions on women in the Bible al
a meeting of Circle Two of the
WSCS of First Methodist church
Monday at her home.
AS background for the study,
Mrs. w. M. Alexander gave a res
ume of the last chapter.
Mrs. Homer Hamilton gave the
devotional.
Mrs.'C. E. Price was hostess to
Circle One with IL members at
tending Monday. Mrs. John Cir
lot, chairman, presided. Follow
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14
Miss Adoms Murries
Dale Griffis Friduy

Miss Mary Katherine Adams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Erby
l.. Adams of Milton, Fla, and Dale
Kenneth Griffis, son of Mrs. Mae
Griffis were married Friday by
Justice of Peace Kate Denny.
They were accompanied by the
brides parents and the groom's
mother.
The bride wore a dress of navy
blue taffeta with black Access
series.
They will make their home at
984 Market
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14
Mrs. John BaCkstrom Presents WSCS
Discussion On Women In The Bible

ing devotional by Mrs. w. B. Nc
David, phases of the mission stu
dy, Cooperation for a Christian
Nation" were discussed by Miss
Ina Thompson, Mrs. M. c. Tuck
er and Mrs. c. e. Price.
Circle One will meet at the
home of Mrs. L. r. Stewart Mon
day.
The Wesleyan Service Guild
will meet Monday evening at the
church at 7:30 pm. when Mrs.
John Backstrom viii present a
mission study on China.
BAPTIST
The WMU of First Baptist
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14

day afternoon at 3:45 pm. at the
church, Mrs. George Wood, chair
man, announced Thursday.
The group conference will be
Wednesday in Gulfport, and a
number of local auxiliary expect
to attend. Mrs. A. w. Head will
appear on the program and Mrs.
Wood will make a report on the
local auxiliary.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14
Ocean Springs
Y-Teen Seniors
Name Turner

Terry Turner was elected pres
ident of the Ocean Springs Y
Teen senior group at an organiza-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14

Hialeah - Florida's oldest and
largest ace track again hal
been assigned Jan. II to March I
for its 40-day racing period nexl
winter.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-14

The American Red Cross 6p-
crates under a charter granted
by Congress in 1905.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12
Politics Out,
All Members
Are Informed

The Willow Run branch OF the
NAACP met SUNDAY al the VII
'low Run Baptist Church. 1901
Brockton. al pm /, was decid-
ed by the Senior branch 10 re-
hnquiSh ltc time on April 3 al
) pm. 10 the Youth Council
The Youth Group on this day
will install officer and present
70 the public It's firs' program.
II was also moved that all iu-
ture meetings be opened with d
devotional service LED by the
Chaplain. Rev J II Hsnmonds.
Support No Party
The president also explained
that the Senior branch Of the
NAACP. OF the Youth Group does
not and cannot affiliate OF sup
port any political party OF any
candidate for political party. as
the NAACP is a non partisan or
ganizaiion
Any officer or menoer OF the
branch working with a political
party OF running for q political
office must make il clear to the
public that he does not have the
endorsement OF the NAACP, that
his candidacy IS based on indi-
v,dual merits.
A program under the leader
ship ot John Matthews. chairman
OF the entertainment committee.
will De gwen al the North Com
munity Building, March q, al
3 pm.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12
N N PA Award
IS Accepted
By NAACP

NEW YORK In expressing
its gra,iflcst,on Tor the John 3
RussNurm citation bestowed up
on TIE NAACP bv the Negro
Newsraper Publishers Associa-
tlon the Conn rtec on Admin
istrat.on OF the NAACP this
casscd > resolution reaf-
l.1e 'he Assoc atoms resolve
% r'ape The fight FOR clvll
rights snc expressing spprec'a-
ton FOR the cooperation of the
Negro press IN this program.
an lis coutiau.ag drive FOR
enlar cement Of CIVIL political
economic and social rights" the
NAACP resolution stated. "the
NAACP has enjoyed the supper,
of the negro press Indeed. me
cooperation q these newspapers
has contributed materially 20 the
success ~ the program OF this
Asso, is;ion This citation re-
assures US % the continuing sup
port and cooperation of the IN
creasinely powerful Negro pres
The text ~ the NNPA ciis-
tion as follows:
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12
Writer Warns
COP OF Task
Facing Party
By ROBERT cowLING


The indifferent attitude shown
by the locsi Democrats in the
primaries OF Washtenaw County
has caused concern from Re-
pubncans and ProgressiveS alike
The ever present loop hole IN
design doesn't fool the Republi-
cans. They know that their 40
year reign in the county Is
again threatened by the Demo
cratic vote block being re-estab-
lisned and geared in proportion
20 the task at hand.
The key members have the
sanction OF Gov. Williams. and
have pledged all-out support
OF the Governors program.
SPLIT VOTE
By methods OF confusion and
division the Republicans and
Proeressives within the area are
irving hard to split this block OF
votes
The announcement OF Superior
Townships Caucus was the start
ine sign .or the Democrats TO
open Their window to very
confused political opposition
With sureness and unity ths
Denis are calling out the re-
serve forces 20 produce that
block busting block Of votes
Kew figures OF top county
Democrats officials. Neil Stseb-
Ter Margaret Price. along with
Supervisor Mulholand will fig
ure prominently on the scene
before ard during the April 4
Spring election.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12
Natural Gas Here
Anticipated BY so

WILLOW RUN. .-At a recent
luncheon held at the Huron Ho-
tel bv Consolidated Gas OF
f.cials plans we're presented Of
future needs for this area
Details OF the 1900 mile Mich
ican-Wisconsir pipeline that ex
icrds 10 Texas which viii sup
rlv natural Gas q tbs section
II tie early part ~ 1850 were
saoWn
An estimate figure OF gas at
The source Of supply would be
ample 70 suit demands OF
Miehisan and Wisconsin area
for IS 10 so years.
However rs not vcf known
,vhe,her the Village viii henet'
f~or ,his deal as certain r.
,t-ct;ors m ,s. be lifted n order
f0- construction 70 he extended
- The VNlar- rroper
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12
Village Births

WILLOW Run Dausat,r 10
" and Mrs James l. Wcstul.
700 Charlton Ci Ma.cn =.
weight S.N pounds seven ounces
Son 10 Nj az Mrs Richard
Furne 1855 Walpole CT Fco.
p weight, SIX pounds.
Daughter 10 Mr. and Mrs
James " DunSmore. 1860 Dan
vers CT Feb. %. weight seven
pounds eight ounces
Son 20 NJ and Mrs. Leslie
Richardson 1892 Wales CT. Fec
"a Weight seven pounds cigh,
ounces.
Daughter 10 N. and Mrs
Coleman D Garth. 1925 Spring
tield Ct Feb. 28. weight seven
pounds fourteen ounces.
spn % NJ and Mrs. Edward
Johnson 1853 TuAv CT March
: Weight seven pounds five
Jnces
Daughter % Nj and Ms
R.casrd Collins, 1884 Dsnver
CT March ? Weight eirh
pounds five ounces
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs Da.
yd Nowak. 1888 Maiden CT Feb
l1 Weight six pounds. eleven
ounces
Son 70 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Barnes 1852 Sudbury CT Feb
q Weight five pounds. thirteen
ounces
Son 70 NJ and Mrs. James A
~ atwood. l34 Enfield CT. Feb. %
weight five pounds. thirteen
ounces
Son 10 Nj and Mrs Herman
; Garter 1880 Springfield G. !
-. 60 20 Weight seven pounds
our ounces.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12
Willow Run News

Due 20 the SUDDEN shutdown
- loSal iraus,ry and an eve.
increasing FIN ner q applicants.
lscS Of office space the overall
tsgto- ~ Ire com psctness ard
g-oat pop llat.7r ~ the Village.
re Wasrt=naN County Welfare
Department 7ss established .
r~snch heee Thns announcement
Vas ~sde r Mrs Marjorie
Lsn6ecker director ~ the Coun-
~ Welfare Dccartnent
The office csted AZ the West
Lodge on PeacoGv street of
Hoircs RI W,I be cpen Mon
6sv through Friday from $50
- i200 n-on ard from
: % 5 ? m THIS office opened
Monday March : and Is ex-
cluslvelv tor VILLAGE residents
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12

hn eventually. me t!St
ead. and the subsequent
81 tour until i closed
Cther members q ihe Az
Godfrey Talent Scouts
are Benny Desmond,
carceg comedian; Bernie Geor-
fast oulpster George
,t, narimpist Mary Os-
ne singer guliar2si Eliza
re.n Tsioot-M Martin, sa'.ticsl
pseSsicnisi Coloael Stoop-
gle the irrepressibie zsnv
~ ne az serves as master *
er,ortes and conducting the
N Thesier Orchestra. Jerry
esicr.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 442.sse
Herbert L. Dudley. Attorney.
Ass Russell 81.

No. A4z.sSe
Herbert L. Dudley. Attorney.
Ass Russell ST.
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancely.
ANNIE BELL PATRIC K.
Plaintiff. VS.. JOHN PATRICK.
Defendant
Order OF Publication
At session Of said Court held
in the Court House in the Civ Of
Detroit. on the 25th day ot jan
usry. a. D.. 1889
Present: The Honor able Adolph
F Marschner. Circuit Judge
Il appearing 10 this Court f-ein
the affidavit Of the plaintiff that
the defendant. John Patrick does
not reside IN the State of M.ch
gan. out resides az 1854 East 4qth
Street. Ohio.
ON MOTION OF Herber, L
Dudley attorney for the plaintiff
II IS ordered that he appear and
answer the Bill Of Complain, fil-
ed in this cause within three
months from the date Of this or
der. or said bill will be taken as
confessed. and that = copy OF this
order be sent 70 the last known
address of said defendant by reg.
istered mail and in case no req
lstered return receipt signed by
the defendant. is received that
this order be published as requir-
ed by law
Adolph ?. Msrschner. Circuit
Judge.
"a True Copy
Edgar NJ Branigin. Clerk
BY I'd Maurawski Deputy
Clerk 7-i2 3-i9l
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12
Willow Run NAAcP Youth Group TO Install New Officers
ELLA FrTzcERALD

March l3;--
ls Kiel oprs House, St Lou.
Mo. 80
II Gesry Theatre, san Franei,co
Cal. ''''0
20 Aud. Theatre. Oakland r..
% Shrine Aud. Los Angeles. Csi
25 Civic Opera House Chiesso
III. ~
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12
Critics S Discuss
"StagecOach", At
Wayne University

Mss Helen c Bower Dtcoit
Free Press Drama and move
c.lilc VII be the guest cm.
entsior during i.Lm ts-
cusSion which will follow - w-
rg of the notion picture stage
coach IA WAYNE Cr.Ner ~ :
Cinema Suvlcy Series Tucsdav.
March IS r. Room l0l '' State
Hall on the Wavne campus
TIE ,o-uw vll taSe place
after 730 showing q the
r Other showires VIII % al
90 500 ard $50 ? n
Participating "a scuss.on ~
StaEecoach with Miss Bowe
eal DC the members 81 a per.
manent' fo,um who provide
comments on the films each
week
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12
Dogs Should
Be Vaccinat

WILLOW RUN Nlue-vss
slack on the vaccination OF
ags. Only 81 Of the estimated
.900 10 5000 dogs in the Vii.
sge were vscclnated last week
Is ac dog cline
ANotrcy chnlc w,ll be SIT up
.e't tas month In the Village
ALL dogs n3uSt be vsccInated
aria a.aoi presented upon apph-
cation fs annUal county dos
.ocnses wh.ch arc due around
..c ir,' g June The vacclna-
IN Zoe is g so
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12
Religious Play
At Starlight
Bapt., April 1

The DYING
eious dram
duced by l.
represented
Temple OF T.
April
Ire play Nas fSt pt,tN'ca
on FEB. - AZ ihe chuth. sae 20.
Cause ~ The demands bv ,rsc
VINO itnessed i, u is BENG e
The b l-lei $ the son IN laW
~ Mote Williams. pastor ~
the S,a L.eht Temple Of Truth.
Clitcs - Gig 1es productions
reported ,rat The play vas one
~ the oes' seen oy church al.
d.ences lsHiN The talented pro-
ducer is FORMER resident Of
Lou.svii Ky
The Detroit tribune., 1949-03-12

says Reed, and came back
70 Chicago But after SIX
months Rose called him again
- tsNe = small part in the pro-
cactior That bit part was all
the foundation Reed needed 10
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