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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13
Miss Dorothy Thrash. D. ]. Trehern
Wed Sunday In DIV Church Rectory

Miss Dorothy Thrash, daughter
of Mrs. G.. B. Boyles, and Mr..
Boyles of New Orleans, and Doug
las Jules Trehern, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Trehern of Pascagoula.
we're married at the reetory Of
Our Lady of Victories church
Sunday at 4 p. m.
The double ring ceremony was
impresSively conducted by the
Ri. Rev. Mopsgr. p. J. Carey.
the bride being given in marriage
by her brother. Curtis Thrash.
USA.
She was lovely in a winter
white wool suit with which she
wore navy accessories and a cor
sage of pink carnations.
Miss Gloria Trehern, sister of
the groom, as maid of honor was
attractively gowned in a CONT
mental green suit and wore match
ing accessories. Her corsage was
of dusty-rose carnations.
Mrs. BoYles In Grey
Alfred Moore, a lifelong friend
of the groom, was his best man.
Mrs. Boyles chose for her daugh-
ter's wedding, a dress of grey
crepe with black accessories and
a corsage of red camellias.
Mrs. Trehern was gowned in
black crepe with which she wore
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East Moss Point Boptist Church -.
Circles Give Time To Mission Study

The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the East Moss Point Bap-
fist church met in circles Monday.
Time was given to mission study
in the form of circle programs.
AS is usual, each hostess served
refreshments following study.
EDWINA ROBINSON
Mrs. S. P. Furby, hostess. OPP
ened the session with a devotion
al. The program was presented
by Mesdames Steve Carpenter, L.
E. Westfaul, Louis Stauter and
John Roberts. Closing prayer was
said by Mrs. c. E. Smith. Seven
members and one visitor were in
attendance.
LENA MEMORIA
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. H. A. Mason with
the chairman, Mrs. Arnold Sim
mons, conducting the devotional.
The program was presented by
Mesdames T. L. Perkins, ]. S.
Ford, A. L. Wilkerson and Emma
Stauter. There were 10 present.
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were their children. Mrs. Emma
Toenes. and Henry Cole. Mobile;
Mrs. Henry Frentz. Biloxi. and
Capt. II. II. Cole. Mrs. A. B.
Brondum. Mrs. Louise Richard
and z. A. Cole. Pascagoula.
Grandchildren are Mrs. Claude
Moore, Edward, Herman, Ernest,
Henry and Clyde Toenes and
Miss Emma Louise Toenes, Mo
bile; Mrs. Ivon May and Clar-
ence Frentz, Biloxi; Mrs. Robert
Perdue, Fairbanks, Alaska. and
Mrs. Ben Pickett, Jr., Misses
Gloria Cole, Elsie Cole and Bar
bara Cole and John Cole, Her
schel and Allan Richard, and II.
B. Cole of Pascagoula.
Great grandchildren were Her
schel Richard, Jr., Allan Richard,
Jr., Ben H. Pickett, III. of Pas
eagoula. Dianna Perdue of Fair
banks, is a great, great grand
child.
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matching accessories and a cor
sage of red camellias.
The ceremony was followed by
a reception at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Trehern.
Here the brides table was COW
cred with a linen cloth and CEN
tered with a wedding cake topped
with a miniature bride and groom.
Mrs. Anna Morlet, grandmother
Of the groom, and Miss Thelma
Mansfield presided over the punch
bowl.
Bride Groom Cut Cake
After the first slice of the cake
had been cut by the bride and
groom the remainder was served
by Mrs. Trehern, assisted by Mrs.
E. J. Blake of Biloxi, Mrs. James
Loris and Misses Molly Stigletts,
Priscilla Schank and Gloria
Trehern
For travelling Mrs. Trehern
wore a forest green suit with
matching accessories and her
bridal corsage.
Mrs. Trehern is a graduate of
Pascagoula high and Mr.. Trehern
Of Our Lady of Victories high. He
is operator at the Ritz Theater.
After a wedding trip to New
Orleans, they are now at home
at 453 Jackson avenue.
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Coulter Womon's Club To Sponsor
Naming Outstanding Woman Of Yeur

A secret committee will make
the choice of the woman TO re-
ceive the honor and the award
from the club for her achieve
mems or some notable service 70
the county for the past year.
A banquet will be given by the
club Feb. is at which time tn e
outstanding woman will be
named. Tickets will be on sale
for the banquet, proceeds of which
will go into a fund for the Gau-
tier Community house.
The club is urging all clubs and
organizations to nominate a can
didate.
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The Gautier Woman's club will
sponsor the naming of Jackson
county's most outstanding woman
of l949, Mrs. Walter Fuller, pres
ident of the club, announced this
week.
Nominations for the person to
receive this honor will be accept
ed by the club until midnight.
Feb. 10, Mrs. Hurley Guillotte,
general chairman of the project,
announced. Nomination blanks
will be published in the Chron-
icle-Advertiser which may be
mailed to Box 2, Gautier.
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pleted for the circles part in
entertainment Of visitors to the
tri-zone meeting at the church
the following day. Study was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Earl Bond follow
ing a devotional by Mrs. Frank
Ellis. Next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. w. R. Gulley.
Among the 10 present was Mrs.
W. w. Thompson, a new men,
Der.
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Dr.. r. A. Cameron
Talks On Polio To
Lake School PTA

DR.. R. A. Cameron, guest speak
er, gave an Illuminating talk on
Polio" at the January meeting
of Lake PTA Wednesday fol-
lowing a meeting of the execu-
tive board.
Booklets on this disease were
distributed.
Thomas R. Wells, city superin-
tendent of schools, talked on pro-
posed legislation concerning
teachers salaries.
During the business period with
Mrs. McVeigh Bowman in til e
chair, the room count prize went
to the second grade.
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WINS Of Calvary Baptist Church
F arewell Parties Given For Mrs. Poole

The early departure of Mrs. C.
S. Poole, president of the WINS
of Calvary Baptist church for
residence in another city is being
made occasion for a farewell
shower by each circle. The ma
jority of circles held meetings
Tuesday when time was given to
Bible or mission study. Refresh
ments were served by each
hostess.
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JOINT MEETING

A joint meeting of the Juanita
Byrd, Cannie Crane and Eva San
ders circles was held in the
church annex, Monday afternoon
for a farewell shower to the pres
ident of the WINS, Mrs, c. S.
Poole. The shower followed Bible
study under the leadership of
Mrs. M. S, Varnado. There were
26 present.
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Girl Scout Shop
In Ocean Springs
Shows S155 Profit

The Ocean Springs Girl Scouts
Thrift Shop has shown a $155.12
profit during the past three
months, Mrs. Fielding Staley re-
ported Tuesday at a Scout COM
mittee meeting.
New committee members =
Mesdames Daniel Van Court,
Robert O'Neal and H. ". Hayden
= were welcomed.
Twenty-one members and three
guests attended the Scout meet
ing Monday with Mrs. Mary Alice
johnson, leader. Vida Catchot
passed her tenderfoot test.
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ed by Mesdames Cochrell, T. H.
White, ]. P. Frazier and Otis
Lewelling. During the business
period, Mrs. Crawford Dees gave
a report for the committee serv-
ing at the mems brotherhood
supper. The meeting closed after
repetition of the Lords prayer.
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
j. P. Frazier.
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GLADYS MILTON

Mrs. T. d. Stringer was hostess
to the circle Tuesday when plans
were made for a gift shower hon.
oring Mrs. Poole to be given the
following Thursday. Mrs. c. L.
Bice, chairman, presented tn c
devotional and taught mission
study. The business period was
directed by the co-chairman, Mrs.
r. T. Tidwell. During the social
hour, Mrs. Willie Neal was given
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EVA

The circle held its meeting
Monday at the home of Mrs. E.
w. Knighten, who presented the
opening devotional and taught
the Bible study on Mark. Mrs. T.
j. Reed said the closing prayer.
Mesdames L. E. Hamilton, S. N,
Rushing and L. L. Whatley were
welcomed as new members.
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Hi-Jinx To Give
Dance Saturday

The Hi-Jinx club will sponsor
a dance at the Youth canteen Sat
urday at 8 p. m. when a nominal
admission charge will be made.
. Proceeds will be used in de-
fraying the expense of the car
nivaI dance Feb. 4.
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GROUP TO HOLD I N
AT HURLEY CHURCH

The Jackson County Singing
Association will hold an all-day
sing at Hurley Methodist church
Jan. % starting at 1890 a. m.,
Gavin Hamilton, chairman, an
nouneed today. Visiting singers
and a quartet from Mobile are
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WELFARE WORKERS
TO ATTEND MEET

Miss Clara Herrin, director of
the Jackson county welfare de-
partment, and Miss Esther Reed,
department child welfare worker,
will attend a child welfare staff
meeting in Jackson next week.
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MARY LINDSEY

The circle met at the home of
Mrs. j. E. Cockrell, Monday with
10 old members and a new one,
Mrs. Palisey Livingston, present.
The session was opened by the
chairman, Mrs. Joe D. Cole, and
the devotional by Mrs. ]. F. o.
Neil, was followed by prayer by
Mrs. c. A. Carrier. Study was
led by Mrs. Ellis Maskew, assist
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sIGRID GoRING

Mrs. B. L. Stringer was hostess
to the circle at It's meeting Mon
day with Mrs. j. N. Carson pre-
siding in the absence of the chair
man, Mrs. R. V. BardWell. Study
was reviewed by Mrs. E. A. Cor
lew following a devotional by
Mrs. C. R. Hicks.
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CHAPTER C. Pee
MEET SET

Chapter C, PEG, will observe
founders day with a program at
the home of Mrs. Cooper Roberts,
Tuesday at 8 p. m.
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SARAH BENNETT

The home of Mrs. w. r. Pyles,
$40 Roosevelt, was place of meet
ing for the circle Monday with
Mrs. M. S. Byrd presenting the
devotional after the session had
been opened with the saying of
the Lords prayer in concert.
Mrs. Jim Kate BurnSed was well
coined as a new member, bring
ing the attendance to 10. Prayer
was said by Mrs. w. N. Branch,
and Mrs. M. E. McRae directed
the study of the second chapter
of the book. Next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Branch at Ills
Williams.
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BUSINESS

The circle met Tuesday eve
ming in the church annex with
Mrs. o. II. Shepherd, presiding.
The Bible study on Mark was led
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by Mrs. E. D. Moncrief. A social
hour followed and Mrs. Poole was
given a farewell gift shower.
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MARY REED

The circle met at the church
Monday with Mrs. c. j. Lam
ders, chairman directing the bust
ness period. Plans were COM
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WSCS Of First Methodist Church
Women OF Scriptures Studies Continue

Circles of the WSCS of the
First Methodist church continu-
ed the study of the book, "Wom-
en- of the Scriptures at meet
ings held Monday at the homes
of some members of the several
units. Following the study a So
cial hour WA enjoyed over re-
freshments served by the various
hostesses.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13

Douglas Fir spreads over 20
per cent of the northwestern U.
S. coast.
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a gift shower in celebration Of
her birthday.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
Frederick Davenport
Gets Honorary Degree
For Personnel Work

Frederick NJ. Davenport, chair
man of the Federal Personnel
Council. yesterday received an
honorary doctor of laws degree
from the University of Southern
California.
Mr.. Davenport. who lives at
5000 Parkside lane, was cited for
his work on the council and as
president of the National Institute
of Public Affairs, advisory council
to the Maxwell School of Public
Affairs at Syracuse University and
instructor in Government.
Seven other Washington area
students last week received de-
grees from out-of-town univer-
sites and institutions.
Temple University conferred
medical degrees on six District
men. Doctor of surgical chriopody
degrees were awarded to Robert
Il. Krout. 6817 Fifth street S.W.;
Maurice B. Silverman, 4403 Seven
teenth street NV. and Edward
E. Thompson. jr. 7o5 Twelfth
street NV.
Richard S. Bialove, of the Shore
ham Hotel and Hugh Lyn Bush,
4001 Twenty-second street NE.
received doctor of medicine de-
grees and Gerald Steinberg, 4214
Sixteenth street NV. the doctor
of surgical dentistry degree.
Julian Brody of Riverdale, Md,
last week received a bachelor Of
science degree from the California
Institute of Technology.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
MusicoI Ice VouIt

Plays Hes o Jolly Good FeI-
low" at the lift Of the lid Conn.,
insuloted, keeps ice
cubes solid longer. Green and
ruby ----------------8.98
Evening star., 1950-06-18
Queen Elizabeth S
Divorced Niece viii
Wed Danish Prince
BY the Associoted Press

LONDON, June 17.-A second
cousin Of Denmark's king will wed
the divorced niece of Queen Eliza
beth. the Danish Embassy an
nounced today.
No date was given for the we'd
ding of blond Danish Prince
George and auburn-haired Anne
the Viscountess Anson, who is the
mother of two children. But the
prince, a handsome dashing figure
in London society, said the cere-
mony will not be before August OF
September.
Divorce "No Problem"
Asked If they feared any dis
pleasure in either the Danish OF
British royal family because OF
her divorce, Lady Anson said
There is no problem whatever
arising from my divorce"
IT could not be happier" she
added.
II am very happy. No difficult
ties at ALL" said the prince, smil-
ing. Il shall be going to Denmark
with my fiancee in the near future
to introduce her to my family and
official circles
The viscountess does not speak
Danish, but she is taking lessons.
The 32-year-old daughter of the
late John Bowes-Lyon, the queen's S
second brother. was born in Wash
ington in 1917 when her father
was an attache at the British EN-
bassy there.
Married ViscOunt in 1888.
She was married to Viscount
Anson, a major in the Grenadier
Guards, in 1888. and won a Lon
don divorce in 1948 on grounds
that her husband deserted her
three years before. She won Gus
tody of the two children, Thomas
Patrick, born in 1889, and Eliza
beth Georgina. born in 1941.
Since the war she has been con-
nected with an antiques business
in London's West End.
The tall 30-year-old Danish
prince had been linked by gossips
with Princess Margaret, King
Georges youngest child. He is
acting military attache at the
Danish Embassy here. He and
the. viscountess met about 1e
months ago.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
New u. S. Booklet
On Odors Gives Tip.
Remove the Cause
BY the Associated Press


The Government is offering a
new booklet for sale.
The title: Control Of Odors."
The publisher: The Bureau of
Standards.
In foreword, the bureau says
it receives many requests for in
formation or advice regarding
odors. especially their elimination
-"
Then, for the price Of 10 cents,
the bureau reaches simple con-
clusion in its 12-page publication:
'The best solution of an odor is
to find the material that Is the
source of the odor and remove it,
if possible"
Evening star., 1950-06-18
Document Recalls Citizen Genet

collapsed when President Wash
ington sent Genet back TO France
The document here is a COM
mission as captain in the planned
French force. 1t was issued by
Clark to one John Cochran.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
BY the Assoeieted Press

SANDUSKY. Ohio.-The days
of Citizen Genet and his attempt
to drive the Spanish out Of Louisi-
ana and Florida in 1793-94 were
recalled by a document which
turned up here recently:
Genet. brash minister to Wash
ington for the new French re-
public. got George Rogers Clark.
the explorer. to help him. Clark
and Genet cooked up a frontier
legion to do the fighting. The plan
Evening star., 1950-06-18
Britoin's Exports Climb

LONDON.-Britain's exports in
creased in 1859 by 81 per cent
above the total exported before
the war. In 1916 they were 7 per
cent below the volume of 1949.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
Toll Rood Accident Low

CHICAGO.-Toll roads. records
show. have lower accident rate
than do conventional highways.
because of the extra-high design
standards.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
MusicoI Cake Cover

Ploys "Hoppy Birthdoy" on
Swiss music box. Moisture
proof! l0H" tray. Gold,
green, ruby -----------6.oS
King Size IA" troy) ---7.sS
Evening star., 1950-06-18
Snack Pail

For pototo chips, popcorn, nuts
or cubes. It's the snack poll of
q hundred uses, complete with
tones. Green ard ruby--l.e8
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@abe1l 5uguniten nnierer
Stn0euten

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lowski, Cincinnati, O...... $4,000
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Cert. Molitor, Pensacola, Fla. $50
Mrs. A. Meyer, Rochester, N.
L. O'oV
Mrs. Mary Schwab, Dunlap,
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Ytinneapolis; ct. Sobannes SiunncD,
South ct. Baul; audi I'M Sl.-3rei-
faltigfeits s=Solpital, @racepiue.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-16

ben tpairoe. 9esbalb erteilt sc. SET
Iigfeit als 3eiden ieines @obltpoIlens
Dir ltR0 aaen, ole am 3. uno 4. Sep
tentber IN Cincinnati bem fatboliiheil
&ongreb beiapobnen meroen, nit Sreu-
ben Den apoitoliifen Seeen."
Gie Gatbolifentose in Chicago unb
Cincinnati tpnren fraftpolle uro be.
oeutlame &unogebuneen, FORFEIT in
ieoer Sinii6t, ourdtpebt bon fatboli.
ihem @eiit.
Srot6em ipro6 @rabii6of Srelano
bon Der Gbicago'er Sagune nit gro-
Der 8itterfeit unb ltellte er Der Gin.
ci1tnati'er gum poraus elm ungiiniti-
ges 3eugnis aus.
Wari,m2?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-16

VIGIL LIGHTS
Mrs. Marie AberSt, Buffalo,
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r. Ruscitto, Worthington, o. 100
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-16

gi1tlieeerb 81 90 gu gbren bes ST.
item Ser5ens Selu, Der Wfuttergottes,
Ges bl. Soiepb, oes fl. slntonius llnb
Der bl. Sbereiia ais 9antiagllng fir
Die Grborlurg elmer 9itte.
a~>.-.:- 9llte 2elerin Wo.
SD iiberie,roe Sbnen biermit $500,
Die i6 gum Oanf fir Die grb0rung
elmer 8itte 5ll gbren bes bE Soiepb
llno oes III. Intoni1lS periproden bot
te Sd bin erbort morben.
llngen.