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annual Mr.. B. election, selected
O'Shaughnessy the schools
most popular and representa-
tive senior. Four other final
lists qualified for the recogni-
tion.
Originator and sponsor of
the contest, the Bennet, Bene-
dictine's monthly newspaper,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

DEAR JOE: Remember to call
jeanne at Gil 1883 before 8
pm. Tuesday. We want to sell
that living room set and those
Little Ads with BIG Results"
do the trick every time! By the
way, you might sell Eddie's
little bike, too. He got that big
ger one from the ad last week.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
AbOut
PE()PL.E:
You Kn0w

James Coleman Mccoy, ad-
ministrative chief of the Ohio
Department Of Highways here,
left this week for a four weeks
visit to Europe.
Mccoy left New York's Idle
wild Airport on an Irish Inter-
national Air Lines jet and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
ORGAN Rectal

The Eastern Star Home of
County in co-opera-
tion with the Halle Bros. Co.
will present a ten Hammond
organ ensemble with the Halle
Choraliers Sunday, April 9th at
S:15 pm. at the Masonic Temple
3615 Euclid ave. Mr.. Joseph Mo-
MIA is conductor.
Tickets can be obtained at the
door or by calling RE 1-6905.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
.PTA NEWS
PTA NEWS 80.
Chambers Sets Date
For Clothing Sale

Chambers PTA announces the
dates of the Annual Spring
Clothing Sale at which only
spring and summer clothing
will be accepted - either for
the child or adult.
Rubbers, middies, skirts,
coats and maternity outfits are
always good items. Clothing
must be in good clean wearable
condition, and no rummage
type articles will be included in
the sale.
Acceptance Day, M n ay,
April 10th, from 10 am. till IL
noon and from l pm. till
9 pm.
Sale Day, Tuesday, April
11th, from 10 am. till IL noon
and from / pm. till 9 pm;
Pick Up Day, Friday, April
14th, all checks and unsold arti-
cles must be called for between
10 am. and pm.
The PTA retains 20 per cent
of sales, and this in turn is
used to help carry out PTA
work within the school.
If further information is re-
quired, please contact Mrs. Fred
Faile, UL. 1890 or Mrs. John
Hamila, UL. 1897.
Come and perhaps you will be
able to give both your wardrobe
and your budget real lift.
Scientists" Demonstrate
For Caledonia Parents
At the Caledonia PTA meet
ing, to be held Wednesday, at
1870 pm. in the school auditor
ium, the spotlight will be turned
on the Caledonia pupils and on
their principal, Miss Bertha
Glendenen.
Since increasing emphasis du-
ring the post-sputnik years is
being placed on the study of
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

SPRINGS HERE! It's time to
clean up and paint up! Check
our Handy Business Directory
for Dependab bic Service! If
you're interested in a listing in
our directory, call GIL. 1883.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

Daniel O'Shaughnessy, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick O'Shaugh-
messy, 1870 Bryn Mawr rd., is
now Mr.. Benedictine.
Student voters, in the ninth
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

plans to stop in Paris, Rome,
London, Zurich, Lisbon, Lourdes.
In Dublin, he will be received
by President Eamon De Valera
Of Ireland.
He is a former executive
assistant to Attorney General
Mark McElroy. He resides at
1910 Terrace rd. with his par
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mccoy.
Accompanying him on his
European jaunt is sister, Miss
Margaret NJ. Mccoy, an en-
ployee of the US. Army Ord
nance District in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hart, and
their children, Dan, Chris, and
Becky, 1923 Greyton I'd. visited
Beautiful Rock City Gardens
atop 24O0 foot-high Lookout
Mountain during their trip to
| t he Chattanooga, Tennessee
area.
The Hart family also visited
Berea College, Berea, Kentucky,
Norris Dam, Tennessee, Mann
moth Cave, Kentucky, Fort
Knox, Kentucky, and the Her
mitage, in Nashville, Tennessee,
which is the home of Andrew
jackson.
They returned home last Sun
day from the weeks vacation.
Michael Egan, 2O35 Taylor rd.
and Thomas Rodeno, 954 Helms
dale rd. are vacationing in
| Clearwater, Florida.
Both are students at Cathe-
dral Latin High.
Off to Columbus Tuesday aft
ernoon, are Mrs. Hamilton
Beatty, 1928 Terrace rd.; Mrs.
T. NJ. Pinney, 16064 Gylnn rd.;
Mrs. Dan Ellington, 1906 Oak
hill rd., and Mrs. Richard Ran
dali, 1446 Burlington I'd.
Purpose?
To watch the 104th Ohio Gen.
eral Assembly at work on We'd
nesday. These East Clevel landers
will be joined by members OF
other Leagues of Women Voters
from Cuyahoga County.
The days agenda includes a
tour of the State Capitol, visits
to the House and the Senate, as
many committee hearings as
can be visited before midnight.
If the hour can be sand
wiched in and the feminine con-
stitutions are rugged enough, a
visit to the State Supreme Court
is planned.
Mrs. Randall, League Legis-
lative Chairman, who is making
the reservations for the over
night stay remarked:
"This is one way of finding
out what becomes of some OF
the / ,59S bills that the legisla-
tive committees must consider
before adjournment time.
Here is a chance to attach
personalities to the names that
appeared on the November
ballot"
It's a small girl for the Large
family of 146O0 Strathmore.
Deborah Jean weighed in at
seven pounds, seven and a half
ounces when she was born
March 18th at Macdonald
House.
It is the first youngster for
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kaminskl,
14515 Terrace I'd. have returned
after a months visit in Los An
geles with their son DR.. Kenneth
Kaminski and his five children.
Only unpleasant experience
was when Mrs. Kaminski fell on
the train coming back and broke
a rib.
Excitement prevailed at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
N. Foreman last week as the
East Cleveland couple became
grandparents, twice.
On March 28th it was Kath-
leen Amy, born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Blaine. On March 3Oth
it was a girl for Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Foreman.
Three other grandchildren
are staying at the elder Fore
man home at 1000 Hayden ave.
DEAR MON: Don't forget to
call jeanne at GIL 1-4383 be-
n ~.,-l% Wyo
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
Clubs

Garden Group
Meets Tuesday
The Glamelia Garden Clut
meets Tuesday at 1:30 pm. il
the home of Mrs. Avin E. Wah,
lers, 1868 Fenley rd.
Circle 3 Has
Spring Theme
Spring will be Dustin out al
over at the East Cleveland
Woman's Club meeting Thurs.
day, April 18th at the groups
club house, 1747 Lake Front
ave.
Circle 8 will lead the activi.
ties with an "April Showers ano
Spring Flowers" party theme
Reservations should be received
by Tuesday evening and can be
made through Mrs. George
Webster (UL. 1876 or Mrs
Fred Henderson (UL. 1-4625)
Adult Catholics
Dance and Meeting
Miss Emily Paulin of 10000
Abbey ave. and Miss Dorothy
Reilly, 1868 Gainsboro ave.,
will be hostesses for the Catho-
lie Adult Social Club orchestra
dance. The public is invited to
the affair on Friday, April 7th,
at $3.50 p. m. at st. Nicholas
Hall, Superior ave., and East
36th st.
The club, which is open to
single men and women over %
years Of age, will have a mem
bershop meeting and election
of officers for 1961-62 on Tues
day, April 18th, at $3.50 p. m. in
st. Nicholas Hall. Prospective
members are welcome to at
tend the gathering and socia,
hour which will follow.
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DEAR MON: Don't forget u

DEAR MON: Don't forget 10
call jeanne at GIL 1-4383 be-
fore 8 pm. Tuesday night. We
want to be sure to get that
Classified AID in on time.
They're Little ads but they sure
get BIG Results!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
Garden Club Learns
About Candle Making

The Rockefeller Garden Club
will meet Monday, at the home
of Mrs. George Hart, 15501
Glynn rd., with Mrs. Richard
Westcott as co-hostess.
Mrs. Lawrence K. Elliott will
be guest speaker on "The Art
of Candle Making"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

DOUBLE bed. blond mahogany
contemporary modern. never used
no mattress, box spring. SIS.
RE. 1-5023 after p. m.
CARPETS: new and used rugs,
9x12, SIS, up; sizes through 12x20
to match, choice of colors. carpet
ing. Empress, 1928 Euclid.
Gil. 1882.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

CALL JOANNE at GIL 1888
before 8 pm. Tuesday evening
to place those Little Ads with
Big Results!"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
Card Party
Tomorrow

Tomorrow
The Philomena Club of St.
Philomena Church will hold its
annual card party tomorrow
friday at 8 pm. in the school
hall.
Tickets can be obtained at the
door.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06
World War |
Widows Meet

Widows of World War Inc.
Cleveland Chapter Alpha 7 will
meet Sunday, April 9th at 8
pm. at the Sheraton Cleveland
Hotel. At this meeting, further
details of the National Conven-
ton which is to be held at this
hotel April 20th-23rd will be
discussed.
Election of officers will be
Saturday afternoon, April 22nd.
The banquet will be Saturday
evening after which the install
alton of national officers will
take place. Mrs. Charles Rybak
is president of Cleveland Chap
ter Z.
All World War widows are in
vited. Call LA 1928 for infor-
nation.
Theta Chi Conference
Members of Theta Chi frater-
nifty from six colleges will meet
this weekend for their annual
Corral" conference.
The conference, to be held at
Case Institute of Technology,
will consist of meetings, dinners
and a dance. Alumni are request
ed to act as advisors for meet
ings to be held Saturday morn
ing, April 9th. For further in
formation, call EV 1924.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-06

DOUBLE bed, box spring. dresser
SIS; Community silver service. IL,
extras. S monogram. FA. l-6345.
BED davenport, good condition with
nearly new slipcover, SIS: auto
matte washer. S45 or reasonable
offer accepted. RE. 1-129l.
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All Makes
SEWING MACHINES
REPAIRED
Days Mites
kE. 1.2712 W. l.Ao62

MAHOGANY junior dropleaf din
ing room table with pad, chairs,
credenza, 500. w. 1-4612.
DRESSERS. beds. upright piano, liv-
ing and dining room furniture,
miscellaneous; moving. must sell
reasonably. GIL. 1-6439.
GAS range, Grand. used only 2
months, SIS; Hotpoint electric
range, large oven, Ia months
old, $3.50. BL. 5-9O45.
.CARPETING. 10 50. yds.. with pad
ding; 9-piece dinette set; two
matched living room chairs; four
blond oak lamp tables. Call
RE. 1-3415 or VIII. 3-3l11.
DAVENPORT. grey nylon with foam
cushions. SIS. VIII. 2-36eO.
Observation-Disclosures. 1855 Cen
eral Electric. Hidabed, teeter-babe
old buggy. playpen. KE. 1886
3-i0 o. m.
SACRIFICE, pair antique satin
draperies with valances, other
draperies: fur stole, sports wear
size 9. EV 2-5990.
DINING room set, walnut, buffet.
extension table. arm chair. 5 din
ers, good condition. GE. 1855
for quick sale.
3 LIVING room tables, French Pro-
vincial, inlaid top. SIS. RE. 1887.
BARGAINS
VARIETY of kitchen utensils. $40;
General Electric sweeper, s25: Ok
IL rug and pad. S25: 2 living room
chairs. SIS; walnut bedroom set,
complete. S120; 8 pairs drapes,
$50; 2 lamps, SIS: linens. etc. Sum-
day, ! to 5 p. M. KE. 1-1733..
WARDROBE-chest. double bed. COM
plete. dresser; sectional daven-
port; lady's Townley winter coat,
size 18. like new. RE. 1-1496.
LINED drapes, 2 pair, 172x9O, 86x
80. Sl2; baby bathinette with
stand Sc; 2 glass topped end
tables 81 each. RE. 2-807l.
NEW 4-speed Hi-Fi phonograph and
records never used, asking SIS;
refrigerator-freeZer, never un-
Grated, very reasonable. 34525 Vine,
Eastlake. Fruehaufs.
CHINESE lamps, mahogany leather
top end tables, large living room
mirror; must sell: girls 20-inch
bicycle. EV. 2-5739 evenings.
DINING set with buffet, $50: maple
bedroom set, with desk and dress
er. S35. KE. 1-1459.
DAVENPORT and chair, good con-
dition, $45. VIII. 3-4406.
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DAVENPORT and chair, good con-
dition, $45. VIII. 3-4406.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
RESERVISTS-
continusd From PosS !

Sonlnueo
Va graduate Of Archbishop Carroll High "We give the
arplanes pre-ght inspection before each hop and also
post flight check It's called preventative maintenance"
James Donald Carson 49, Of Accokeek, Md, graduate
of Owynn Park High adds These ADS SkyraiderS our
unit flies cost about $785 OO0 that's lot Of
sbilty Our group divided into duty sections. Each
section assigned to particular aircraft and must check
1t over before and after every hop"
The Weekend Warriors" work hard at summer camp
but they find time conventional teenage actv
ities too
when we get liberty" says Gene King, 49, graduate
of Sutland High head for Morehead City Atlantic
Beach, which are just a few miles away. But we were
disappointed at the dance pavilion We soon found out
they banned the Twist"
OF the Marine Corps, David WalStrom 19, who went
to Chevy Chase High observes, Were proud OF
our outfit OF course nobody liked boot The judo
and the other physical training fine, but not the
mental strain"
Another Reserve unit from AnacoStia, Marine Air Con-
troll SQUADRON a. was at Cherry Point at the time
While the other teens working the flight line,
hoping occasional hop in of the planes Ronald
Hail. 49, a graduate Bladensburg Senior High Ed Red
ington 49, a graduate of Arlngton's Washington-Lee
Hgh and James johnson, 10, of College Park, Md, who
went to De High, worked in "the bubble, Where
the radar controls are located.
"Is hotter here than it is in Washington they
agree But we have the beaches and the swimming pool
plenty to do to take minds off OF the war
scare just try to forget that might have to stay
here or be called back at any time"
United stotes Marine Photos by TOM HOY,
Stor stuh photographer active Reserve duty.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-08
SPECIAL PROGRAM
AT JULIAN SCHOOL

JULIAN SCHOOL PTA will
hold its regular monthly meet
ing. December IL. 7:3O pm.
Business session is cancelled
and special Christmas pro-
gram will be presented. The
schools glee club directed by
Mrs. Madeline Mason will pro-
vide music. Rev. A. G. Kendrick
will show movies of the Holy
Land.
The public is invited to attend.
Door prizes will be given.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-08
How TO QUALIFY
FOR SURPLUS FOOD

To obtain surplus food. you
must be:
Working less than 40 hours.
Earning $l55 month or less
for one person.
Earning $l55 a month or less
for two persons.
Earning $500 or less a month
for three persons.
Make application at Arizona
State Welfare Surplus Food De-
partment Warehouse 4l8 East
Jackson Street.
Food is given to those qualify
ing at Alb E. Jackson Street from
$3.50 to $3.50 daily. Monday through
Friday.
Surplus food available: (All
items subject to change)
Dried milk. rice, flour, corn
meal. lard, pork and gravy,
beans, peanut butter. rolled oats.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-08

Services for the Rev. John
Henry Payton, IT. of 1907 w,
Grant, who died Nov. 27 in a
Phoenix hospital. we're held at
Mount Calvary Baptist Church,
llth Avenue and West Yuma,
with the Rev. w. Hardison of :
ficiating.
lnterment was in Greenwood
Memorial Park.
A native of Meridian, Miss.
he moved to Phoenix in 1922
and was state missionary for
the General Baptist Convention
of Arizona and New Mexico.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Mamie Payton; two sons. John
and Nolan. both of Los Angeles:
six daughters, Mrs. Hazel Brown
of Phoenix and Mrs. Verbest
Palmer, Mrs. Essie Benson.
Mrs. Ethel Picket. Mrs. Izora
Smalley and Mrs. Flossie Tay-
lor, all of Los Angeles; two
brothers, l8 grandchildren, and
seven great grandchildren.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-08
DR.. BUNCHE
APPOINTED

WASHINGTON DR.. Ralph ].
Bunche, Undersecretary to UN
Secretary General U. Thant,
has been appointed by President
Kennedy to serve as one of the
trustees of the proposed $50
million National Cultural Center
in Washington.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-08

The annual Calendar Canvon Temple 437 very
beautiful and well attended last Sunday.
Pictured above committee members judges who had the
difficult jobs OF planning and selecting winners.
From left MesdameS Burns Brooks Judge Arthur Backshear
asst chairman Lillian Fit chairman and Mrs. Benne
Steele. judge.
Evening star., 1961-10-01

DEAR ABBY: 1 am a
widow, % years old, and the
mother of four children. I am
the sole support of my child
dren and have been for four
years.
My problem is a very hand
some and wonderful young
man who is only 10. He looks
older and has a very good
job. He wants to marry me.
I have known him a year and
Evening star., 1961-10-01
DEAR ABBY
Think 1t Over Well
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

I think the world of him
but, Abby, I haven't a thing
to offer him but my trou-
bles. He knows this, but won't
take no for an answer. He
says he loves me and doesn't
care what anyone thinks, and
he is camping on my door
step. My children adore him.
I think it would be unfair to
him to marry him. I love. him
in a way, but am
CONFUSED.
If you love him - don't
marry him yet. He is only a
boy. Give him a chance to
mature and If, in another
year, you both feel the same
well, perhaps it will work.
. -
DEAR ABBY: I am told
that ladies do not shake
hands. Is that correct? When
meet someone, my hand
automatically goes out
whether it is a man or a
woman I am greeting. I can't
find the answer in an eti-
quette book, but I want to
do the proper thing. Can you
help me?
A LADY.
Ladies do shake h a n d s.
Evening star., 1961-10-01

usual problems in your COL
umn perhaps you'll use this,
as it is indeed my biggest
problem. I'm from Luxem-
bourg and, invariably, when I
am in the States, people will
say, "Oh yes, Germany"
Now Luxembourg is a small
country, and it is bad enough
that people don't know where
it is, but they mistake it for
a part of a nation which,
twice in 20 years, has in
vaded it. Please print this,
Abby, so that people will
learn that Luxembourg is a
very proud and independent
country situated between
France and Belgium, and
that the official language is
French, and that people
should study a map once in
a while. FED UP.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1961-10-01

Both with other ladies and
with gentlemen.
= y
DEAR ABBY: After raising
my son and seeing him
through college on the start
of a promising career I have
the sorrow of watching him
choose a girl of different re-
ligon. background and edu-
cation. So far I have only
shown mild disapproval." ;"
Should I do more? I am
afraid Of forcing the wrong
results.
If you have given your son
your best guidance, there is
nothing you can do. You are
wise not to snipe at the girl.
That usually bOOmerangs.
#& =
DEAR ABBY: Since I
have seen all sorts of un-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Grand -Prize Winners
in Snapshot Contest

THE Stars 1881 Amateur Snapshot
The color winners
Savings Bonds and the blackand
these eight photographs
displayed Annual Newspaper Snapshot Awards
National Geographic Society Building Sixteenth
and will compete for 500 prizes tong
$2o15O
Top grand prizes of 1000 divided equally
white The other awards including
eight second prizes OF $780, eight
Awards Of $50 and $50 Honor
Gilbert Grosvenor assistant Illus
tration editor Geographic Society," Arthur RohStein
department Look Magazine Irving Desfor
promotion Associated Press Jon Abbott photo
illustrator specialist Braa photo
division editions Of tomor
of the big money winners If the
judee their selections in time.
competition The Stars contest the
nersup
5O24 Williamsburg lane Arlington;
Gickman NV; H. Bennett $500 Sixteenth
Spring. 1905 Potomac street. Airing
tom Tobias Ridge Verna A. Slate S20S Green
wood 1907 University parkway
Spring 87l8 Twenthrd Adelph
-Myer Kaplon Brunswick Nd. Irwin NJ Lang
Chevy Chase John Rooney 2O4 Leesbug
Randi Esabe Rude 3SO7 North Potomac street.
Arlington Arlington Msha
Kamiya Sewyn Powers 5025 Cheshire
eighth street. Arlington.
See page and story section
Hold by Loehr eoo2 kipHne parkway
Sc, the winner in the Activities" Gloss
Evening star., 1961-01-01

EFFICIENCY-2 rooms and bath.
Tasteiully furnished; all utiis. and
summer air cond.: secluded viz.
ginia palisades: 10 min. George
town, y min White House; Sl25.
ia. 0-5223.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
AIR-CoNDITIoNED
!. CARLTON HOUSE
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
i. CALL FE. 7-44O0

Your inspection Invited
Evening star., 1961-01-01
APIS. FuRNIsHED-VA.

AKLy -ALEx.--2 studio apis. avail. ;
kit.,' $40: other ' smaller iy1a W5eookinDS; I'M;
faeils.. $50; both nicely fufn,;
near all buses, Is minis. to Pent,
and, d. c.. . blks, to Heeht Co.
and shoppinE. Price incl. utils.
Evening star., 1961-01-01

and KIT. next to bath. All iitils.
incl. S4S mo. HU. 3-4164.
1921. VERMONT AVE. NV.
Sos Dats an an ~ sis sRi Dsssa65nld.ss ssaiS sSi
your COW, calI DI. 1-ei4t Tor
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-07-21
Women's Buthing Suits

BY the hundreds, all new 1861 styles and coors these
are good bathing suits. good brand. well made per-
feci firing, values from l495 TO 1895. July Clear
sncs Price
900
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-07-21
Mems Bermuda Shorts

lOOsS cottons In solid coors, Bedford cords. prints.
woven piaids. Sizes 28 TO az. Hundreds to choose
FROM Neat good looking, well tailored, good brand.
298 and 3.98 values. July Clearance Price
200
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-07-21
Boys Ivy League Trousers

lO03S coffOns many in your wash and wear fabrics.
full cut sanforized shrunk ideal for summer vacation
and back to school wear Polished cotfons or Bedford
cords In light, medium or dark shades Sizes 6 TO 10.
Every trouser 2.98 TO 39s value. July Clearance
Price
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-07-21
Mems Ducron and Wool Suits

s53S dsc5on poiysfar, 453S wool tropical. Ideal for
The hof summer months ahead. Ideal for early fail
wear. These are all nationally advertised brands. We
have taken all Of our 5000. $500 and $3.50 suits,
grouped them info one large group These are all new
1861 styles and patterns Perfect tailoring, Sizes resu
lare IS 10 46 longs 50 TO 46. shorts 80 TO az. July
Clearance Price
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-07-21
Mems Better Sport Shirts

WIcII UeIIcI SPVIJ S1I1IIS
These are our nationally advertised Jayson, Arrow.
Siefson and many other known brands. Every style
and color in the book. Sizes: small medium, Iarqe and
extra large In solid coIors or fancies. All 100ss cot
TONS Values from $500 to $7.95 July Clearance Price
2.5q or 2 for 500
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-07-21
Mems White Dress Shirts

Short sleeve. l009S COTTON many il, your wash and
wear fabrics little or no ironing required Regular
broadcloth with spread collar Oxford cloth with but
ton down collar or your sheer weight cottons. All
snowy white Made by the makers Of Golden Crown
shirts. sizes IA thru II. Every shirt 298 value. July
Clearance Price
200 or 8 for 500
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-07-21

July Clearance You will not find odds Bmds
list
value and the price exactly how much You
Bmds will
disappointed with item that buy from vmfsd whether Isl clearance
ladies' regular
Nmorow Al N
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-07-21
Gowns

In full lengths. avishY lace trimmed. complete bodice
Of imported lace with spaghetti straps all nyon Col
ors Of blue, Cardinia and dawn pink Sizes 81 to a.
1926 values. July Clearance Price
6.48
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-07-21
ChiIdren's Chubette Dresses

IhiIdTen'S ChUbeffe Dresses
brands Two groups 10 choose from, good selection
These are ideal dresses for the chubby girl thai is hard
to fit, they are good brand.
Group !. 7.95 and s95 values. July Clearance Price
500 or 2 for 900
Group e. 1895 and 1895 values July Clearance Price
ZOO or 2 for 1900