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Boilers, Bldg. Materials

Boilers, Bldg. Materials
Lge. stock Of good used lumber. floor.
ing, doors, windows, plumbing, pipe,
boilers and radiators. HECKINGER
CO.. 18th and H SITS. ne, AT. 1400:
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE with its own
s Sa6 bo %o' sbss excellent condition. 5s
BooKsEs,oo9 Sarsains; fiction, his
ably, have several of your long
wanted old favorites. Open week
days l to z pm. MARTIN. 100 sth
BOOKS = Liquidation sale of three
more estate Libraries; very large lot.
including one mans collection of
anck sss 81 also to 1SS PER new S00b 6Gs
each; two days only, Sunday and
Monaay; 10 M Tsd e 70 PM ESTATE saaI
70 in. middle Section. It,. 8 IN.
high sbI wings dns .a are 8 IT, in. high.
BOOKCASES, sectional, best makes;
1925: wk.. 1112 14th NV, DI. 1872.
BREAKFAST SET, brand new; still
in carton: formica top; innerspring
seats; yellow with chrome legs.
BREAKFRoNT. beautiful inlay. ma
hogany. show piece: 6 #. wide; orig
hinally over 81 900; will sacrifice
BREAKFRONT-S-ft. size by Baker;
Colonial din. by prexel; custom
% oid T antique s% '' sects nrn wo s S5s
BRICK. good. hard. used. cleaned,
handmade; $40 m. 1915 Bryant
BE- ne no. 0 1850. - .,..
$50. Rear sS4 t Ssrd u St. NV. ' ia
Brick, Cinder Block, Mortar
All day Sunday WA. 1919.
BUCKWHEAT BLOWER. $12; used
one season; electric insect sprayer.
Il SGsssR fSzsHg f fss
NY. Wils 91x blvd ATllpgton ia 4.i ;;.
100 bldgs. at various locations. all
materials as kss Tor sseaRbSss s ga:
window sash, celotex, sheetrock, steel
beams, angle iron. pipes and fencing.
We take used lumber and cut it and
make it look like new. at used prices;
VIII ssis su C.. s NJ sa i77 cENEa s
BUILDING MATERIALS
Closing out-All materials for sale:
terboa-d, celotex, plywood. doors,
SASH pipe and fittings, BX. tubs,
sinks, toilets; large stock Of steel.
We deliver. Open Sat. all day; Sun.
g.
ARROW -, =,
100 S. Capitol ST., Ii. S-e26i. .
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ANTIQuES

ANTIQUES.
Carved cherrywood loveseat, S25;
marble top washstand, $25; English
highhoy. $25 buffet, SIS; Victorian
chair, $40; misc. chairs and tables.
punchbowls, lamps, cut and pressed
glass and china. BELL KINDS, COS
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SITUATIONS woMsN

ACCOMPANIED. experienced. desires
work several evenings a week. Phone
OR. 1897 after $40 pm. week
DAYS. all day Saturdays and SUM-
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PAPERING BY GREEN

FIlceS CUT. can GE. $500.
PAPERING. 5-rm.. 2-story hall house
low as $50; do own work: W. mech.
Ma. 5734; after 5, RE. 5032. IS
PAPER HANGING, painting. plaster
ing; Il. sanding; special prices this
wk. GE. 1855. GE. 1906. 80
PAPER HANGING, 81 UP per rm. /;
1850 washable s2nfast papers; work
guaranteed. GE. 1888, GE. 2461
PAPER HANGER, specializing in
private homes; work done by self.
Call ia. S933 for free estimate.
PAPER HANGING done at once, 81
a rm. and. up; do own work; guar;
white mech. GE. .0024. -26
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
Reasonable prices; expert white
worknen For free estimates, Md,
D. C. and Va, call LII. 4-2441 or
10. 2-4342. 800
PAPERING, PAINTING
KEN Toning. floors sanded and REIN
ished: Free estimates. Work guar
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BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TURNER'S FURNITURE

923 q ST. NV, MA. 8167
Are in position to outfit your 3-rm.
apartment for as low as SLIGO. You
don't have to pay cash. We will
give you liberal terms and will not
charge you any interest or Finances
charges. All payments are made in
our store. No finance companies to
deal with. Turner's sell only brand
new furniture and buy only from
the best furniture factories in this
country. For the bedroom we will
give you double bed, 5-drawer
chest and choice of vanity or dresser
In walnut or maple finish; for the
living room you get a tLll inner.
spring-constructed couch and one
chair and for your kitchen, q 81
piece dinette in maple or white
enamel finish. All three rooms out
fitted for only S169. Should you
have q two-bedroom apartment TO
furnish, Turner'S will outfit your
US before you buy, and save. ReA
member. liberal terms arranged and
no interest of finance charges for
credit.
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TELEvIsIoN REPAIRS

ANY Tv SET expertly repaired
$1.50 plus list price Of parts; da!
or night, RE. 2233. -2S
ALL TV SETS REPAIRED. 24-hou,
service; 80 plus list price of parts
ST 22T7. --25
TELEVISION and radio repairs IL
your own home by veteran. exper
technician: reasonable. ia. 1929
719 H NV.
% Years Same Location
We Sell Only Service and Installations
NIGHT SERVICE: SLIGO .4I45.
EXPERT SERVICE
ALL MAKES
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STATISTTCIAN

10 years experience in statistical
research, analysis and administra-
ton, tired of bucking civil service
and personnel red tape, wishes to
deal directly with
OPERATING OFFICIAL
Veteran permanent status. Interested
in only top-level position. Box
Abb. Star.
STENOGRAPHER, male. desires posi-
ton: thoroughly experienced; avail
imned. DU 1881, RIM. "a; to G
SUPERINTENDENT, apt. bldg: exper
oil burner; efficient, dependable.
Call OW. 1853.
TEACHER, retired, N. Y. State. col
lege professor. desires part-time
teaching: mathematics preferable,
on the jr. college or high school
level. KE. 3-677s.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. fine home improvements
long, easy terms. HAMILTON CONST
CO.. RE. 4477. 30
EDITIONS, porch Enclosures. base
ment improvements, etc. For so.
luton to your problem or an esti'
mate. can MR.. WILSON, AT. 400
ADDITIONS and undermining celia
TO roof Call ST. 3366-67 for fret
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO.. 1908 Eye st. NV
ACKNOWLEDGING UNITS STORED
3-41i5 R. l. M. REFRIGERAT1oN
YOUR pH Hi GO, AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
ALTERATION, ADDITIONS and new
construction, commercial and resi-.
Dental; construction engineer II
charge. CAPITAL CITY CONSTRUC.
TON CO.. 10. $3.50 or WA
BRICK WORK. walls. chimney. fire
places, repairing. First-class work
manship. MI. 611s. after 8 pm.
BUILDING AND REMoDELING b,
eXper. mechanics: estimates free
35 years exper. Evenings and Sun
day, WA; O220; weekdays to IN.
BUILDING REMODELING, exper
workman; free estimates. CHI. 400.
or Fairfax 466-J.
BUILDING, REMoDELING and re-
pairs of all kinds. roofing anc
siding a speciality. Special price,
Sept. and Oct HI. 1862 IA
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PAPERING,. PAINTING

PAPERING AND PAINTING
BECKETT. MI. 0930,. Du. 4053.
PLASTERING. small Jobs; painting,
cement, paperine; work guaranteed,
Call after 5 pm. GE. 1857. -27
PLASTERING-New or old neatly
done d = 81 reliable sta, a5si Holmead Di.
PLAsTERiNG. repairing. partitions,
ceilings; no lob too small; white
P MfHSsfi; RING kkfE asA rs Patches.
ceilings and partitions; reasonable
rates. Call SH.. 4154, --25
PLUMBING-No Job too small. Re-
pairs and replacements. SAMUEL C
BOYD, INC. GE. 1908.
PERPETRATORS REPAIRED. also
washers: guaranteed service. ~
Days. UN. 1872. Ewes. UN. 1915.
ROOFING, all types. new work and
repairs, cutters. spouts, carpentry
and painting. A. D. THOMAS.
RooFING. timing. roof painting, re-
ees a MR sHHtisssETEnYS az aRd 415 5pou.ln g
ROOFING - Repairs and new; quick
DISQUALIFICATION 5Sise GeaTsaNSe G. RE ss @
ROOFING-An types; no JOB too
UEL c. BOYD, INC, GE. 1863.
ROOFING-GUTTERS
Repairs and new: all work uncondi-
money Is we do our own work
MR. IAfsKSC)N. WO. 1923. 26s
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SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN

REFINED COUPLE desires position as
rooming house manager in exchange
for apartment. no. 7731.
WHITE COUPLE desires position as
resident manager. good experience
and references. Box 79-B. Star 800
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BUSINESS SERVICES

CPA will offer services to local as.
sOsi a. n,I in ss EXCHANGE chan for desk
SUN SHADES, trans. plastic for large
picture window. etc; stop glare, heat
and fading of rugs. etc. MODERN
ARE CO. ME. 1894.
English; technical, general. Call
DU 0570 from 8 to IL noon. and
WASHINGTON CONSTRUCTION CO
Carpentry, painting, concrete, water.
proofing, retaining walls, recreation
and extra rooms. Free estimates
re. 2233. "a
FRAMES CUSTOM MADE
Artists framing aud supplies. NO
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TV and Major Appliance
SALESMAN WITH 25 YRS.
EXPERIENCE AND EXCEL
LENT DEALER FOLLOW
ING IN WASHINGTON,
D. c., AND SURROUNDING
AREA, DESIRES TO ASSo-
CIATE WITH A DISTRIBU-
TOR OF GOOD REPUTA-
TON. BOX SOB. STAR.
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BASINS

New. complete with spigots and taps:
also new Grade-A close-coupleo
toilets and tanks; new toilet seats
ACE WRECKING & BLDG. MA
TERIAL CO, 4002 Mimi. ave. ne,
III 4-0S00 %
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COUPLE, WHITE, FOR COOKING,
SERVING AND ALL OTHER HOUSE
WORK: FAMILY OF TWO ADULTS
IN BETHESDA, MD. WAGES $500
PER MO. WITH COMFORTABLE
QUARTERS; IF YOU ARE THOR
OUGHLY TRAINED AND HAVE EX-
CELLENT RECENT REFERENCES.
PHONE ANY DAY BET. 9 Am. AND
NJ OF. oRS
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HELP MEN 6 WOMEN Cont. }

WHITE COUPLE, refined, intellisent,
clean, excellent habits, wife as man
ager, husband as caretaker and
janitor. full time, modern down
town BLDG. reliability and industrious
more important than experience.
NASH. 1916 Bryant st. ne.
WORKING MANAGER and working
assistant for exclusive year-around
gift shop at Virginia Beach, han
ding china, crystal, silver and
other fine ware; must be experi-
about past experiences along with
references. Mr.. F, E. MCMILLAN,
Box sos, Portsmouth, Va. PA
WANTED. person to sell puppies, on
commission, for reliable kennel;
must be honest and reliable; no
other need apply; references re-
ouired. Box AJAX. Star. "a
ACT NOW FOR EASY EXTRA CASH
Amazing profits selling friends
Americas finest Christmas cards.
Cumming gersonalized cards. 80 for
boxes %ets!lics Stationery n1: ii. gift 1T
sppT9yzsl, Write, phone or visit
Wash. s. DI, o90s.
EXPERIENCED WHITE COUPLE, as
jsaitor for furnished apt. house in
exchange for 3-rm., pvt. bath, bsmt.
apt; husband handy at minor re-
pairs: no drinking. Adults only. Box
1854, Star
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TURNER'S
923 G. st. NV. MA. 8157
BEDROOM

AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
cLosEoUTS. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS. Three-piece maple or
mahogany set. was $1,000. now
$3.50; pair Of twin modern walnut
was $259.50, now S139.50; 3-piece
genuine mahog. set made finest way,
was $3.50 80. now Sl34. 90; 3-piece
solid cherry set with double dresser
and tall spool bed and chest, was
poster bed. double dresser and mir
ror, chest on chest, was 1925. now
S2S7 80; mahog. or maple fine beds
in all sizes. were S29.50, now $3.50.
Many more items too numerous to
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
902 7th ST. NV, Elk, 6742
The SAMPLE Bargain Store Of Wash.
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut, pcs.
good, condition; reasonable. cal
BEDRM. SUITE, complete: solid ma
pie, twin beds. simmons bog springs
furn,: moving West OR. Arr. i.
BEDSPREADS for twin. beds. quilted
chintZ TOPS, rose velvet sides; single
pink spread and small pilloWs:
1914 lrV6ng 81. NV NO Callers
BENCH saw, io;in,, and Ain. iointsr.
BENCH SAW. sin. Craftsman. tilt-
back chair, Ss5. UN.' $500.
BENDIx, de luxe. excellent condition.
BICYCLE, boys. es-in., Monark. all
extras, S25, like new stove oil
burner, heats 3 rooms, SIS. Call
BICYCLE ssce Como boys s1a small Also 'is sasaa:
walnut marble-top chest FA.. 1891.
BICYCLE, lady's, Schwinn: brand.
new. never been used. TU. 2494.
lights, generator; like new; $50 each.
Sunday only 1855 Georgia ave.
BICYCLES. Columbia, Colson: Rudge;
Hssei Fsod sep he S6 al x%as
ave. MI. 0IOO, DE. 1850.
BILLIARD and pocket tables and sup
plies. tennis tables and accessories.
poker tables. CONN BILLIARD d
BOWLING SUPPLY CO.. $40 9th st.
B TS 30, coal with controls $40
Boilers, i2-horse gas fire, 5-horss
gas fire, both with return systems
and pumps complete; also 2 press
machine boilers, small vacuum and
any reas. offer. GE. S746, SUM-:
NE. 5000 or LII. 1923 Mon. Co
BOILER, 35-h,p. International. COM
plete with automatic Iron Fireman
eSH5ESlS Use SRly so 81 m &C. w
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ART DIRECTOR
I,AYOJJT ARTIST

All phases art and production;
strong on retail, D. M. color work,
printed promotion; can produce
479-X. Star, 94s
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! SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont. J

STENOGRAPHER desires part-time
position. TR. 1904.
SECY. -STEN0G., well-qualified young
lady wishes position mornings. Box
SOB. Star. 26s
TENOGRAPHERS and typists avail
able for emergency assignments on
short notice. Call MISS BARRETT,
sPPEENioS22 4S; ryp1sT. @ college
graduate, reliable, desires evening
work Of any kind; references. AK.
36O6
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ROOFING-GUTTERS

Repairs and new: all work uncondi-
/ tionally guaranteed. We save you
money rs We do our own work.
MR.. JACKSON, WO. 1898. 26s
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FA1N i 1N1-EAFE RlNG
Scraping, plastering; white mech.
MR.. MINNIX, Ii. 6-33sS. go
PAINTING-PATCH UP; reas. rates.
free estimate. immed service, white
mech. JAMES BUTTON. HUI. 1906.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER. colored, AS: likes chill
dren; night work, any time. Days,
Mon. and WEEDS. only. TR. 1897. .
BABY SITTING or g.h.w.. part time,
ear f * $50 $50 from san $50 i5Sp 20 Pm
"a
CHILD CARE by day. reliable colored
lady. 1416 C st. Sc. Ii. 3-4120.
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IBUILDING MATERIALS

I1UU .. CapItoF 81, Ii. 3-E26I. =
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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24
Animal rop Plant
Pions To Operate
Lions Club Is Told

The Mississippi Animal Trap
Co. was started in 1888 in the old
decoy plant on the lake front.
Charles Weaver, manager of the
company, told members of Lions
club last Thursday on one of the
know Jackson county better"
programs.
The company is subsidiary of
the Animal Trap Co.. Lancaster.
Penn. which with another sub
sidiarY in Canada. comprises the
lsrgest animal trap and decoY
manufacturing enterprise in the
world. he said.
The company was originally
founded in 1849 by an enterpris-
ing young blacksmith, SeweIl
Newhouse, who realized the op-
portunity of trading his small
handmade traps to the Indians
for pelts.
The first products of the local
plant were wooden decoyS made
from blackgum stumps, but short
" the plant started making steel
animal traps and pelt-drying
frames.
Production In Summer
At peak production, the plant
employed between six and seven
hundred, but at present the com
pany employs only few ship
ping clerks to forward merchan-
disc shipped from the Lancaster
plant. Mr.. Weaver predicted the
start of manufacturing here again
in May or June.
President Tom Thornhill an
nounced the visit of district gov
ernor Howard Cameron. who will
be guest of the club Thursday.
The club voted to finance
lunches for two needy school
children.
Membership certificates were
presented two new members
Sam Roberts and Schartzman, al
the luncheon.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24
Anoiu Members
Selling Tickets
For Benefit Show

Tickets for a benefit picture
show being sponsored by the An
ola Woman's Club of Pascagoula
for the needy children's fund
were distributed for sale by
members at a meeting of the
club Friday at the 18th street ac-
tivity building.
The show. Rosalind Russell and
Robert Cummings in Tell II To
The Judge" will be at the Ritz
Tuesday and Wednesday begin
ming al Q p. m. Members OF the
club have both adult and chill
dren's tickets st regular prices
for sale and tickets will also be
available at the box office.
A percentage of the proceeds
from the comedy hit will go to
the club, through cooperation of
J. o. Cole, theater manager, to
be dispensed through the organ
ization's children's fund.
E. A. Khayat was guest speak
er for the meeting, taking as his
subject, peace Through World
Government" Mr.. Khayat stress
ed the importance of young peo-
! pie learning the necessity of toll
erance and understanding of 9TH
er countries if peace is ever to be
effected.
The program was in charge of
the international relations com
mittee, of which Mrs. A. f.
Khayat is chairman.
Glee Club Sings
A feature of the program was
singing of several selections by
the Junior high glee club, COM
posed of so girls, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. P. J. Higginbotham,
their director, and also a member
of the club. Mrs. Earle A. Reid of
Pascagoula gave a brief showing
Of number of her smaller cera-
mic art creations.
Gifts for small patients in the
children's hospital in Jackson
were brought to the meeting to
be mailed to the institution for
distribution on birthdays or spe-
cial occasions. Members not
bringing their gifts to the meet
ing were requested to take them
to Mrs. A. NJ. Pelham for mailing
to Jackson.
A special invitation was ex-
tended the club by the Junior
Women's Club TO attend the
George Washington tea Wednes
day and TO be present for the
March meeting of the club al
which time an interior decorator
from Mobile will be speaker.
Guests were Mrs. T. O. Green.
Mrs. Lynn Jacobson, Mrs. Walter
Lindinger and Mrs. p. A. Thomp-
son.
After the meeting. cherry pie
and coffee were served from a
lovely tea table centered with g
satin heart and an arrangement
Of seasonal flowers.
Hostesses were Mesdames T
N. Tucker, r. o. Cole. p. j. Hig-
ginbothan, Ira B. Harkey, Jr.,
Thomas r. Wells and J. F. Nc
Donough.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24
Indiuno School Bond
Will Concert Here

The high school band from
Hobart. Ind, will appear in con-
cert at Pascagoula high auditor
ium March %, G. F. Rooney, high
school band director, announced
today.
The Indiana band is on tour to
New Orleans under its director
Richard Worthington. for the
educational advantages his stu
dents will receive from assoeia-
ton with band students from
different towns.
Pascagoula homes will be open
ed to the visiting band students.
Nj. Rooney said, and added that
the Hobart band is considered
one Of the outstanding high
school bands in the country.
It is the ambition Of the local
band to make similar tour in
the future, Mr.. Rooney said.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24
Moss Point High
Gives Polio Drive
Check For $254.6l

Pupils and students et Moss
Point high school contributed
S254.6l 10 the MsFch of Dimes.
M. ]. Bullock. principal. report
ed Thursday.
An unofficial quota of SIS for
each home room was set. Mr..
Bullock said. end the average
contribution exceeded the quo
ia by nearly 81.
A check for the amount was
turned over this week 10 Mrs.
w X. Burnhem of the county
polio organization.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24
CANINE CRANE

Mrs. r. E. Griffin was hostess
to the circle Monday in the
church annex. with eight present.
Mrs. G. w. Chamblee was well
coined as a new member and
Mrs. o. H. Shepherd as a visitor
from the Business Women's cir
Gle. Mrs. c. NJ. Colville was as
sisted by Mesdames E. c Miller
and Joe Loe in presenting the
program.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24
JUANITA BYRD

The Monday meeting at the
home of Mrs. c. NJ. Dossett, 90l
Harrison, was marked by the
presence of Mesdames w. J. Dts
worth, president of the WINS,
Reuben White, and L. Stillman
of Biloxi as visitors. Mrs. o. l..
Taylor gave the devotional and
Mrs. H. L. Watts led study from
the mission book, THE Prophet
Of Little Cane Creek" Prayer
was said by Mrs. ellsworth.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24
Calvary Baptist Church Circles D.. .
Mrs. Coleman Honored For Birthday
GLADYS MILTON

Mrs. Frank Berry entertained
the circle Monday at her home on
St. Peters with l3 in attendance.
This included Mrs. John Hare,
who was welcomed as a new
member, and Mrs. Morris James,
a visitor. Mrs. Berry led the devo-
tional and Mrs. Bartie Cook, the
circle program. She was assisted
by Mesdames r. r. Tidwell, Cecil
Wood. c. L. Bice, o. l.. Parker
and r. B. Knight. Mrs. Boyce
Coleman was showered with gifts
in honor of her birthday
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24
Kiwoniuns See
Film On Prejudice

The word prejudice is of Latin
derivation from the words prae
(meaning beforel and judicium
(meaning judgmenD, the Rev
Cyril Vlamynek explained to
Kiwanains at the meeting Tues
day as a prologue TO the movie
which he showed.
The film titled "The World We
Live In" carried out the theme
expressed in the four freedoms.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24
Douglas Gulley. Jr.
Honored At P0rtY

Mrs. w r. Gulley celebrated
the third birthday of her grand
son, Douglas Gulley, Jr., by Civ
ing him a party Monday at her
home on Columbus drive.
The carnival season was ex-
pressed by use of Mardi Gras
colors in yellow calendulas and
purple Formosas and azaleas. In
the dining room. carnival was
further stressed by a cake which
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24
Drunk Driving Arrest
Leads To Charges
For Stolen Cor

Donald A. Lane, %, Biloxi, was
turned over to Biloxi authorities
to face charges of ear theft after
he was arrested in Pascagoula
early Friday for drunk driving.
The arrest was made by Officers
Barrow and Taylor.
AT the time of the arrest, the
man was driving a car reported
stolen in Biloxi earlier in the
aight, police said
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24
Mr.. And Mrs. Roberts
To Keep Open House
On 60th Anniversary

MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Roberts Will
their Goth wedding an
niversary by keeping open house
at their home in Orange Grove
beginning at l p. m.
All their friends are invited ta
visit, and an especial invitation
is extended any couples any
where who have celebrated their
seth anniversary.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24

simulated a circus wagon with
animal crackers parading about
its sides. Masks and small boxes
of candies were favors.
Guests were All Harris, Rich
ard Wages, Patty Canty, Bill
Browder, III, Danny Smith, Eliz-
abeth King, Pam Lee and Chris
Virgins.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-24
EVA SANDERS

The circle met Monday at the
home of Mrs. N. P. Farley with
eight present. The devotional was
given by Mrs. Farley and Mrs.
T. J. Reed taught the mission
study. Mrs. A. M. Thompson said
a PRAYER.
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BUSINESS WOMEN

The circle met Tuesday in the
annex at 1880 .. m, with Mrs. o.
H. Shepherd presiding Devotion
al and the mission study were
presented by Mrs. Hugh Cook.
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Thursday at 7:30.

The young people are sponsor
ing the concert to raise funds to
send representatives to the Ridge
Crest assembly when it meets in
July. A small admittance fee
will be charged.
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Rountree Quartet
Concert AT Coulter

The intermediate department
of Gautier Baptist Sunday school
will sponsor the Rountree Quar-
tet in a concert at Gautier school
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March Meeting Set
By Garden Club

The March meeting of the Pas
cagoula Garden Club will be
held at the garden center on
Washington avenue, Wednesday
at 3 p. m.
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Fried ants, eaten by some peo-
pie in South Africa, are said to
have high vitamin content.
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An Alaska sealskin is so light
and pliable that an entire pelt
can be passed through a napkin
ring.
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TroweI Garden Club
Postpones Meeting

Because of Mardi Gras, it was
necessary to postpone the meet
ing of the Trowel Garden Club
to Tuesday. 1t will be held at the
American Legion home at 3 p. m.
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The flower of the month for
February is the violet, the birth
stone amethyst.