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Evening star., 1951-11-17
ADDITIONS

Porches. recreation rms. flreplaces,
retaining walls, carpenter work, con-
crete work and garages made to
order: All work guaranteed; 35 yrs.
experience; free estimates, terms.
CO. 6506. -21
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CREDIT INVESTIGATOR

Age Is to 80. with national
organization: must be hieh
school graduate and type So
Wp.m.; good salary and
monthly bonus after 3 mos.
Pleasant working conditions;
5-day week. paid vacation and
other regular employe bene-
f1tS. For appt., call MR..
MEYER. DI. 1922. between 10
am. and 3 pm.
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- Come in and
meet our new manager.
BELL KINDS, COS 9Th st.
NV.
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TYPIST, EXPERIENCED
Pleasant working conditions. duties
vary. convenient working hrs. 5Ia-
gay week. Contact Mr.. Larman at
LENDERS. INC. 2S1l SO. Randolph
81, Shirlington Shopping Center,
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Help WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER Familiar with
construction work. Call LU. 1-SaiS
between pm. and 9 pm. --19
STENOG., patent work; give expert
ence, references and salary expected,
Box 1854, Star. ISs
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TypiStS and Stenographers

IyplStS and StenOgraphers
Is TO 35
some shorthand nee. Accuracy more
important than speed. Excel start
ing salary and chance for advance
ment. Conv, downtown location. 35-
conditioned building,
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO.
OF AMERICA
Phone RE. 2o06 For Interview.
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IREPAIRs AND SERVICE tcons. ,
ATTIC FINISHED

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture re.
paired and refnfshed. HO. 1854.
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STENOGRAPHER

National publication requires accu.
rate stenographer. under 80; 5-day
wk,, vacation. insurance, hospitali-
cation. good starting salary: Unusual
opportunity for advancement. CO
lU14. Ia
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GENERAL
HOUSEWORKER

Must be good cook, willing
TO work every other Sunday;
| full day a week of; willing
to live in; $50 wk.; best ref
erenceS and not over 40 years
old. II you are exceptionally
reliable and can qualify / will
pay more than $50. Nothing
but the best class person will
be considered.
PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT.
co: 0432. MR.. CHAMBERS.
l40O CHAPLIN ST. NV. but
live in the suburbs. You are
not to work at the funeral
home.
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YOUNG LADIES WANTED who un.
aerstand sewing. Apply NEW ENG.
LAND FURR1ERS. TT 18th st. NV
YOUNG WOMAN. white. to supervise
part time. lovely house and garden
In Spring Valley section. WO l742
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YOUNG LADY

To assist with office work.
some typins necessary, resi-
dent of Silv, Spg. or vic. pre-
ferred, COLONIAL BAKERY
CO., $3.50 Georgia ave.
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ROOKKEEPER

LARGE REAL ESTATE OFFICE
Requires the service OF q
young lady between 25 and
80 years of age as bookkeeper-
typist. Must be experienced in
both bookkeeping and tipping.
Pleasant working conditions.
permanent position. No Satur-
day work SALARY, So. 600 to
start. Call MR.. COX or Mr..
THOMPSON, MA. 21l2.
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COPPER TUBING
e ssois nd 41aST21G iai 29,fs +, IlsnEths; e9,ts. ,,
PLY. S07 v st. NV. NO. 1921
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IIA1G4tNID
YIT,II ITX RI1II nIMGI
GAS RANGES

SO" white enamel; oven control. In.
sulated; like new. $50 90. ALLAN.
TIC. SO7 v st. NV. NO. 1921.
GAS STOyE-good cond.. S26: q
new pieces Of galvanized pipe, $50.
Can be seen any time at 2l7 G st.
NV. RE 1852. is
GAS STOVE. bottled, Roper, de luxe
model. excel. cond.; priced reason.
ably. Call Ell. 3540. -I9
Gas STOVE, good cond.; S25. RA.
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THE EVENING STAR
CLERK-TYPIST
Part Time Work

The Evening Star has q part-ttm,
position open In the classifiet
advertising department. Appli
cants must be accurate typists auC
capable Of answering incoming tele
phone calls. Two days a week, {
am. to 6 pm. and Saturdays. /
position. Apply personnel once
RIM. 500. Open $50 to s daily
to Saturday No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
ll0l Penna Ave NV
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HOUSEKEEPER

Exper. in purchasing and manage
ment. S1o5 mo. Full maintenance.
CHILDREN'S CONvALESCENT HOME
NO. 6S0l.
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HELP WOMEN
CI,ERK-TYPIST


The Evening Star has an opening II
the classified advertising department
An opportunity for an accurat,
typist with good telephone voice
who is capable and would enio,
rendering service to customers b!
telephone. 5-day 40-hr. week. I
interested apply personnel office
Rm. 506. Open Mon. through Fri.
$50 am. to 5 pm. and Sat. 8 am
to | pm.
THE EVENING STAR
ll0l Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK -TYPIST, for part-time work
about or 5 hrs. per day. Party liv-
ing in this area. One who has had
automotive exper. prefer.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
Cor. Maple and Carroll, Takoma Park
is
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PLASTIC TILE

For bathrooms and kitch.
en- walls; 16 colors; lifetime
Job; all work guaranteed. For
stimate. call Ii. 4-lSo6; after
9. 10. 2-0S6l. III
PLUMBING AND HEATTNG-Jobbine
remodeling and new work: gas OF
eIec hot-water heaters: free esti-
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED: also
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
DAYS. UN. 1912; ewes, UE. S575.
ROOFING. all types; new WORK and
repairs; cutters, spoutS, carpentry
and painting. A. d. THOMAS, HU.
77S2. Free estimates
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LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an immediate opening
for a young woman. 21-35 years
OF age. to work as a ledger and ac-
counting clerk; for accounts re-
ceiyable. routine and control: knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping and typing is
required: 40-hr.. 5-day wk Apply
Personnel. Room SOC: open week
days. s:30-5 and Sat, 81. No
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave NV
MAID. white: hotel or hospital exper.
preferred; god salary. privilege of
meals, other benefits included in
excellent personnsl policy, Apply
ISIS Eye st: NV. lis
MAIL AND
INFORMATION CLERK
Young lady. 20 to 80, to work alter
mating shift. Some tipping desired;
interesting work. Apply in person
to Mr.. Hammer.
HOTEL RALEIGH
18th and Pa. Ave NV. II
MANICURISTS, for our Conn. ave.
and various branch salons; 5-day
vk., top salary and commission.
EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. DI. 1920.
-l9
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DIAMOND EARRINGS for pierced
ans sse settlns a1sn0ea Can WE 9oss ~ s9ls
DIAMOND RING-Ladies' white gold
sss9s;.s ss!Psi; ssSd solGj ru saa a1s2s ~
DIAMONDS-Lady's sol. u Ct. SIS.
~ Ct. $500; lady's sol. perfect pert " II:
e.: S575: lady's plat, SOL, 2a Ct,
iasy: SSSS; mans ma az SOL; 2h ety entyo $3.50
accepted. LIVINGSTON & CO,
l423 H st. NV NE. 3440. III
DINETTE SET. maple table and 4
ehsirs; hairs perfect conditions; $50. 20
DINETTE SET. s-pc. maple tsome.
thing little different; 500. MI
DINING RIM. SET. Junior. e-pc., wal.
nut. very good condition. NO. 1857
DIN. RIM. SUITE. exquisite. small r.
pc. nah. Duncan Phyfe, Sl65; OF
buffet. china closet. SS5. DE. 0s29
DINING ROOM SUITE, 10 pieces,
| years old, like new, $40: less thar
half original price. DU. 3O74. ii
DIN. RIM. TABLE, 6Ox39, 6 chairs
mahos. asbestos pads; SS5. WI
DiNING ROOM SUITE. 1o-pc. soil,
carved oak; 8 upholstered chairs
excellent condition: $3.50. WI. 5776
DINING ROOM SUITE, solid mahog
| any, Duncan Phyfe; rugs, beds, wash
Ing machine. ABc Spinner; misc
items. must sell. EN-. 3072. is
DINING SET, 9-pc., beautiful; bur
walnut: like new. OIL. 9ls3. II
DOOR, overhead. single garage. goo,
condition: best offer. 400 Lanarl
way. Silver Spring Md. is
DRUMS, complete set, In good con
dditlon; reasonable price. TE
DUPIICAToR. stencil type; S1575
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., 81;
ELEcrRIcai LEG Ri Il" APPLIANCES - Bran,
nss, nsW' wb slec oefnryer fryer and elec. br9iIer
ELECTRIC TRAIN. Lionel, o gauge
complete set, accessories and extra
cars. excel. cond.; $50. Cali Sun
EIEC5THRsiICc TRAINS. Lionel. exc excel
cond., compile set. many accessories
Erector set. EN-. 1859 is
ELECTRIC TRAINS, Lionel train
and train repairs. Use our lay-awa.
plan. MAYFLOWER ELECTRIC AMI
LOCK CO. 1903 L 1t. NV, corneI
0f J-fh ana tQ0n
Evening star., 1951-11-17

We specialize in finishing expandable
attics; ! or 2 rms. with or with
out bath. Free estimate. 10 per
cent cash; 8 yrs. to pay.
ATTIC FINISHING co.
s214 Piney Branch Rd., JU. $4,000
BRICK WORK In general; fireplaces
porches, retaining walls, concrete
work. Glass A Jobs. RENALDI co,
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PAPERING-Immediate services; best
ref day and evening. JU. S-3S46.
. specially; large and
small Jobs. new and old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 1928.
-21
repairing. patch work
a specially. White mechanic. Good
service, reasonable. TU. OH, ga
new and old. Work
guaranteed. Free estimates. I'm
mediate service. ST 1851. -19
REPAIRS. New work.
Satisfaction guaranteed; reas. rates.
WALL scRApySa: iof
Job well done at price you can
Af1nrd tn nay Call IL nNl
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HELP WOMEN (cont. J

ANESTHETIST. registered, for full
time position newly opened hospital
In South Arlington; base salary.
S340. plus, commission: should
make . minimum of $375-S400
BEAN BE- No. live out JA' 4-l7oo. ,a aR
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER. knowl-
fice; paid vacation. ins. benefits
AssIsTANT BooKKEEpER texper }
knowledge of accounts receivable
and payable. good at figures: 5-day
MssrfRPfEcNE Nk Apply Ms Strauss ass \ MAJOR
AIRLINE REsERvATIoNIsT. for
night work. Some telephone ex-
perience necessary. Free travel
and II noon. November 20 and Fl.
1902 New York ave. NV. is
AIRLINE sTENoGRAPHER. Some
booksseepins necessary: Free travel
and II noon November 20 and II.
1902 New York ave. NV. is
BEAUTICIANS-Expe operators who
will work ewes; 5oT comm. with
500 full-time guar, $50 part-time
guar; southeast shop, Apply. MRS
DANIELS Jo- s-sl7e' to 2 Pm
BEAUTICIANS. full or part time; top
salary and commission. HAYWOOD
BEAUTY Bl. JTYe SALON. Mt. Rainier Nd.
BEAUTICIAN. expert; no license re-
CURED; n1}p TOP salary; SlITCn fun Or part
BsAtffclAA6Wan BsAAtHE a; easaat expe7. III all
around; salary and commission.
n. y ID,
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PIX OPERATOR
White. under 55, for work II
modern, downtown apartment build.
ing. Call RESIDENT MANAGER. MI
l026 1 q
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Graphotype Keyboard

GUNS (shotguns)-1 winchester I2
With raised rib and recoil pad; l
+ saaEs es of efs's Ssss s'ss sl R9h
GUNs-.aa Hornet with K-4 scope:
:45-caliber pistol. .22 pistol, 20
Tihs, Tibsc. i21snauss do,,n,u pump; 16-gagss
GUNS-New and used. bought and
sold All types fishing tackle. Open
POST, 1886 M st. NV. MI. $3.50.
GUNs--L. c. Smith, 12-gauge dble.,
speciality grade. sgle. selective triE.
ger sets barrels, duck and bird.
Ss3Zo; Winchester pump, l2-gauge.
ann Modei ~. trap grade; ventilated rib.
sHek 81: $50. e trap sl4'; both new Eis fSpd'
HEATERS AND STOVES
3iso 1911 81 I'll FL fes na vsSd sS ss5s AsMs
HEATING EQUIPMENT - Gun-tyus
oil burner. thermostat, scauastat,
proteetorelay. summer and winter d
tional boiler; all now in operation:
highest offer. Phone Elk. 64OO, EX.
2a6s. during day; after z. cali sH.
HOLLYWOOD BEDS, two single: tire.
MGSho Olo. Son LO @-oOS3. 10
HOME FREEZERS
We have Just received q few l5-eu. II.
capacity upright-type home freez-
ers. See them now on display ct:
WASHINGTON
REFRIGERATION co.
1ss:2sloo. wsshinsson. 1Ge 3. G Pc Is Ia
ICE c1nd skAT5s sld c,i Xh{,f s. .i5s s5sa 81 f90d
dishwasher; sarbase disposal and
sink combination: wall and noor KIT.
sa6inets siI a, e equip 2 eeomPl. onP HI; in
IF snd 1c Ssn s9es e seen r. wssh.nsson saa SstS
blvd. Arlington. Va, or phone CH.
LAMP. erucinx; pvt. coll: mass vest
ments. console radios, Victor att.
pat. books. GE. 0900.
LINENS, large hand -embroidered
table cloths; brand-nev. JU. s-41e6
LIVING STS ROOM FuRsrruRE--pbssn-
can Phyfe sofa, S35: wing chair,
SSl!5 SIP; ea11 I bareback chair. SIS. ,cali
LivlNG kM., ,chippenda!. sofa, Slip
LIVING ROOM SUITE. $500; 3-pc.,
2 gray. l wine: sacrifice for S215.
Entering Navy. 10. 9-S455 after
$50 pm. weekdays. is
LIVING ROOM SUITE. davenport, 4
chairs. excellent condition. 500. q
base sectional bookcases. SIS. so.
MARQUEE. Ornamental. iron, 7-ft,
square. electrically wired, can be
seen on premises Of GOLDBERG'8
FUNERAL HOME, 4217 9th ct. NV,
now in course Of remodeling. Must
remove Immediately. Price. reas.
RA 1918. is
MIMEOGRAPH, electric. model %;
excellent cond.; reasonable. Call
MOVIE PROTECTOR. Bell q Howell
reconditioned. s1Oo. 712 18th st.
NV. ST. 2777. -1s
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PBx switchboard operator; new.
magaZine; no exper nee: must bt
under 26. high school graduate, In
good health. able to type: 35-hr
wk.. Incl. l. Sun. per mo-; $40 so to
start. Apply in person to MRS
WILLIAMS. 1923 NJ st. NV. is
PRACTICAL NURSE to live in. care
Of bedridden patient. IA mi. Rocky
Mount. n c. Box 66-V, Star. -23
and assistant, inter-
esting work. good hours. White
woman OR. 1000, Ext. 615, MR.
WHIT. for appointment. is
RECEPTIONIST, DOCTORS, large
oftice. Interesting position with ex-
cellent opportunity Tor advancement
Must be intelligent. willing to take
responsibility and charge of ofice;
good typist Shorthand not essential
but would be asset. good relation
ship with people important. Box
115-A. Star. is
SALESGIRL-Toy shop needs girl for
Christmas business. Call Mr.. Jules,
WAYNES TOY MART. RA. 22O0
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SALESLADY
For Hose and Bags

POSITION: MANY
EMPLOYEE ADVANTAGES; EXCEL
LENT SALARY AND 2S CON-
Evening star., 1951-11-17

F1LES-MUST SELL
cab. 3x5-5xS, also document, check,
rotary and storage files. 746 9th
ST. NV. 19'
FILM DEVELOPING, printing In Z hrs
Color service; cameras on credit RE
2434. BRENNER. 933 Pa. ave. NV
FLUTE. Armstrong: excellent condi-
tion; SIS, stand included. Call OIL
FoLDiNG MACHINE. Baum, s 25xss
pile feed. So 900. ST. 1888. -Is
FREEZER. 12-cu.- 1T. Frigidaire. per.
feet cond.: used 8 mos; price. S479
reduced to 1915 or best offer. Cal
OIL. 1862, is
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PIX OPERATOR

Z DzA VI I1Cz1 7 OIt
r work in large apt. development
10 not phone. Apply to manager
GREENWAY APIS,
2E2Q CT r 70
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Excelsior made Rio,
Il bass. approved by kits; price
500. Call DE. 3034 is
ACCORDION with case. supply of mu-
sic. l20 bass. Wurlitzer. pearl gray;
$3.50 or best offer. Call after 8
aGGnRPAoS Pm PAi S55S; fso-,..s ,..,.., lis g.,
dition; $3.50. AD. 5000. is
ACCORDION-A beautiful new 100
bass instrument and 10 pvt. lessons
cY gRouaHToN
Evening star., 1951-11-17
A SPECIAI,TY

MATCO TELEVISION co.
Home Calls. So. AP. 1927.
After 8 PM. Call WA. 4o40.
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HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used: gas oil coal. wood. ACME
STOVE. 1011 7th NV. MA, 1882
HOME FREEZERS
REFRIGERATION co.

We have Just received q few l5-cu. II
capacity upright-type home freez-
ers. See them now on display at:
WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1951-11-17

PAINTING-Free estimates, immedi-
ate and expert work; reasonable
rates; MI; 61SS; ewes. and Sun.
PAPERING AND PAINTING By Ist
class white mechanic. Cali Mr.
REANS. Ii. 7-6S9S.
PAPER HANGING, PAINTING; white
mechanic: 20 yrs exper.: do own
work. MI. 0090. lookout. is
PAPERlNG, painting, paper removed
ny steam. plastering. Let as match
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per room
1851 washable sunfast papers: work
guaranteed. GE. 42S3. GE. 246l,
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work: estimates free. Call Mr.
BECkETT. MI. 0930, DU. 4O53.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
ANTIQUES mn MD

SO mi. from Washington. e-Xmas
sale OF Layaways. Early American
and Victorian furn.. china. glass.
metals and oddities. PICKERING
sULLiVAN's ANTIQUES. 2 mi mi. east east
Frederick. Rte 40: MRS. EBBERTS
LAMP AND BELL SHOP, AT N.
Patrick. Frederick. Ample parking
lot for all. Open daily, Sunday and
eyes; Liberal discounts. Dealers in
Vfted. 1Ss
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CASHIER


Must know how to operate National
1000 thoroughly; starting salary,
S65; permanent; advancement. Ap-
ply REGAL. I'll 9TH st. NV. -1s
CASHIER CLERK tcolD, drugstore
exper. pref; long recent loc.. ref
required 1901 Ga. ave. NV. -1s
CLERK-To be trained in operation
Of bookkeeping machine: 35-hr vk /;
Bethesda area. Apply in person. SOB
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase. Md.
30
CLERK, general; mature young lady
for small business ONCE. No typing,
telephone ability important Very
congenial working conditions. Good
starting salary: Apply 807 Mt. Yer
non 81. nv, 10 to 4, Mon. l9, or
call RE. 1910. is
CLERK-Must have leglble hand
writing; tipping or switchboard
exp. helpful but not essential; per-
manent position; 5-day week SUI
LIVAN DENTAL LABORATORY,
a ~ U
Evening star., 1951-11-17

MiMEoGRAPH. electric. model 90;
excellent cond.; reasonable. Call
MOVIE PROTECTOR. Bell q Howell
16-mm. sound protector. recently
reconditioned: s10o. 712 18th st.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1951-10-26

Mrs. w. L. Blain was moved
home from the hospital at Mobile
Monday where she had been un-
der treatment a week.
Mrs. j. w. Banks and son. Jer-
~, returned Friday from Union
where they spent several days
visiting Jerry's grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Banks, and her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Burns.
Misses Joan Krebs, Harolyn
Winkelseth and Thelma Carter
spent the weekend with their
respective parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Krebs; Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.
Winkelseth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Carter They came from
Mississippi Southern College.
Students Spend Weekend
Miss Pat Colmer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Colmer, and
Jimmy Watts, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. l.. Watts, are Perkinston stu
dents who were home for the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Estes, Jr.,
of Gulfport are expected guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Bishop, over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stewart OF
Picayune spent part of Sunday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Bird
lll6 Buena Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Furry were
among those attending camp
meeting at New Prospect Sunday.
Mrs. B. d. Ellis and daughter,
Debbie, spent the weekend visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Stubbs, at Utica.
| MGSQdlIitS l4OhtSG lblNIldlu u dIiNi
A. b.. Brondum, who have been
visiting the formers son, Herschel
Richard, and family at Spring
hill, La, will spend a few days al
Hot Springs before returning
home next week.
Mrs. T. T. Howe arrived Mon
day from Monroeville, La, to Wis
it her sister, Mrs. Laura Mays.
Mrs. r. B. Mahaffey has re-
turned from Atlanta, Ga, where
she spent a fortnight visiting her
daughter, Miss Mary Mahaffey,
and other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs r. A. Sanders and
daughter of Waynesboro were
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
r. E Hunt. They were accompa-
MED by Mr.. Hunts mother, Mrs.
r. E. Hunt of Wier, who remained
to visit her sons home until
Thursday.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1951-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Hare
we're recent visitors to New Or
leans for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Finn
Greenville, were weekend guests
of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. r. {
Eley.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur r. Colmer
Baton Rouge. were weekend
guests Of MS mother, Mrs. Friti
Colmer.
To South Carolina
Mrs. Fl. M. Rhodes, Jr., Teri ant
Diane left Friday for Columbia
S. G., for a fortnight's visit will
her brother-in-law and sister. Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Shepherd. Thel
were accompanied to Mobile bJ
Mr.. Rhodes, Mrs. H. M, Rhode
and Misses Dorothy and Carolyf
Rhodes, who later attended thu
Moss Point -McGill game.
MIR. and Mrs. T. l.. DeLashme
returned last Wednesday from {
trip to Hot Springs where thel
spent several days, returning b5
! way Of Springhill to visit the Rob
ert Bars and the Claude Broomei
A. w. Head returned Saturday
from a business trip TO Trenton
En- route he stopped TO visit Boi
Head who is stationed at Balti
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Bunker
and son, Billy, : Natchez, art
guests of her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. w. G.. Stewart. having ar.
rived last week for a vacation
visit. They plan to spend severa
days in Florida.
Mrs. w. w. Rafieid left Friday
for Okoiona after hearing of the
illness of her father, returning
Sunday.
Return To Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Beebt
and three SONS left Tuesday fol
Mt. Dora, Fla. for residence. A
wide circle Of friends regret tneii
departure.
The Rev. Frederick Fucker is
expected home today after at
tending a meeting of Lutheran
churches at Birmingham this
week.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1951-10-26
PASCAGOULA
Sociul Events.

work | asked him how much the
booklets we're. Only a dollar.
he said. And | replied ! can't see
myself paying a dollar TO clean
my glasses when washing will do
the trick. Well, to make a long
story short he sold me two books
for a dollar. And do you know
that recently saw the same
books on sale for 10 cents apiece
in a small Tennessee city.
Apple Heads
We've heard of corn cob and
hickory nut dolls. and pecan
headed dolls are quite common in
the seclusion of the country, but
now comes a Missouri woman who
makes 'em of dried apples She
uses a special process in drying
and shaping the fruit but it must
be fetching-the result--for she
has sold thousands of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Griffin and
children attended the state fair
at jackson Saturday, accompanied
by Ralph Weaver, Jr They then
drove to Goodman TO spend the
Remainder of the weekend with
friends.
Pleasant newcomers TO Pasca-
goula are Mrs. John Rawlins and
children who arrived recently
from Oahu, TIlI.. to join Mr.. Raw
llins who has been here for some
weeks in connection with his
work with the US Fish and Wild
Life conservation station. They
are residing at 1105 Williams St.
Mrs. Peter Manko and daugh-
ter. Peter Joyce. Miss Jean What
ley and Sheila Temple were
among those who attended t h c
circus at Gulfport.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Mercer de-
parted Thursday for their home
at Hutchinson, Kan. after a visit
of a week in the home of hi
brother-in-Iaw and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. T. c. Fullilove. With them
they enjoyed a trip to Pensacola,
Sunday and to New Orleans We'd
nesday.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1951-10-26
BY Maude Tsnlunson


Lock. No DriversI
What the world needs Is more
bus drivers. know, for | was in
imminent danger of being strand
ed at bus station in Birming-
ham when the travelling public
filled two buses and left me one
of eight disgruntled people who
were being told that there were
buses to carry us to the next stop,
but no drivers. What would you
have done?
Threat
| told that man that he had to
find me seat--no standing room
lin one of those two buses or I'd
collapse on his hands; and
crawled aboard Mobile bound.
Bright New World
Yes, I'M one of those born ev-
cry hour a sucker. One day
about two months ago ] was sit
ting at a lunch counter in a
neighboring city minding my own
business when man sat down be-
side me and ordered something
While ] was waiting for my order
10 be filled he turned and asked
me to let him see my glasses
Feeling arniable that morning
complied, and he took out small
sheet of paper and set 10 work
securing my glasses and securing
is correct for dirty lens are no,
the exception in my life.
Bargain
He gave them back and ] was
able to look the world clearly in
the face. Course ! was expecting
the worst. He did not dissppoini
me but said he had number OF
books Of eyeglass tissues that he
had to get rid of before a certain
date because the government was
putting a ban on selling silicon
with which the papers were COW
cred.
Took
Course ! didn't fall for the lat
ter, but at the papers did their