The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., August 05, 1949, SECTION ONE, Page SIX, Image 6

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S PERSONALS 2
IF YOU HAVE Something to sell,
let me sell it for you. Hinmans,
926 So. Market St., phone 1287-J.
2 1 p 6-25
ALCOHOLICS ANNONYMOUS—
Can help problem drinkers, meet
ing every Monday night, 7:30 at
Chamber of Commerce Building.
Phone 1395-R or write P. O. Box
237. 2 tf dh 3-18
FOLKS ARE SAYING “Try HIN
MANS” first where they sell
n?xt to the best which is better
than the rest. 2 It p
RED WATER — If you have a
private well and if a glass of cold
water is clear when drawn, but
turns rusty on standing, or turns
clothes yellow when washed, call
or write O. B. Loper, Sr., Gautier,
phone 1372-J-l. 2 4t p 7-22
NOTICE—To whom it may con
cern, This is to give notice that
Charlie Hurst, Hurst’s Taxie and
Hurst’s Taxie Cab will not be re
sponsible for any debts made by
anyone other than myself.
(Signed) .CHARGE HURST, .
• • 2 3t p 7-29
3 LOST AND FOUND 3
LOST — Small black female dog.
Aswers to name “Blackie”. Re
ward^PhoneJJ61jL^^^M^j)Jl-5
6 BUSINESS SERVICES «
FURNITURE REPAIRING AND
Upholstering. Carlisle Fix-it
Shop. Phone 528 M McArthur St.
Pascagoula. 4 It p 8-5
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY —
All types, leatherette and fabrics.
Gulf Coast Glass Co. 4 tf be 6-24
PASCAGOULA
ELECTRIC CO.
PHONE 454
108 N. PASCAGOULA ST.
ALL TYPES OF
ELECTRICAL WORK
Commercial and Domestic
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE
SERVICE
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
tf 3-22
For Limited^Time ONLY — Metal
awnings for residential doors and
windows at 25% off. Call 7303,
Taylor’s Sheet Metal .and Roofing
Shop. 4 3t p 8-5
REAL ESTATE
If you want to buy or sail
City homes and iota, coun
try homes and farms, see
H. P. HINMAN,
Dealer In Real Estate
"I SELL itaE EARTH"
136 So. Market St. Phone 1267-J
4 It p
TYPEWRITER—Adding Machine
service. Phone 1403-J. C. I. Du
deck. 4 9t p 2-11
MIRRORS — Framed and un
frpmed,- cut any size. Gulf Coast
Glass Co. 4 tf be 6-24
AWNINGS — House and Boat,
Stripes and solid materials, 'Gulf
Coast Glass Co. 4 tf be 6-24
PICTURE FRAMING—All type
molds. Gulf Coast Glass Co.
4 tf be 6-24
SULLIVAN7 AND MORAN —
Agents for Rexairr used vacuum
cleaners. Phone 883-W, Pasca
goula, Miss. 4 4t p 7-29
SINGING RIVER
SIGN SERVICE
“Distinctive Signs of All
Descriptions"
1051 E. Lincoln Ave.
Residence Phone 517-M
"POP" FRANK VERZAL
Owner
" "NUF SED"
4 tf be 8-5
NOLAN'S RADIO
SERVICE
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
PCK-UP AND DELIVERY
OPEN DAILY 8 to 6
808 MAIN ST.
MOSS POINT
* TELEPHONE 6159
4 tfc 10-24
AUTO UPHOLSTERY—Complete
from top to bottom. Gulf Coast
Glass Co. 4 tf be 6-24 ,
I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
• m
4 BUSINESS SERVICES «
ROBERTS
RADIO SERVICE
910 MARKET STREET
Hours 7 A. M. to 6 P. M.
PHONE 1116
Night Phone 3781
PICK UP
and Delivery Service
All Work Guaranteed
4 tf be
SEAT COVERS—Tailor made for
your individual car. Gulf Coast
Glass Co. 4 tf be 6-24
TARPAULINS — Made to order
and repaired, any size. Gulf Coast
Glass Co. 4 tf be 6-24
AUTO GLASS — Installed. Gulf
Coast Glass Co. 4 tf be 6-24
FURNITURE MADE NEW—Just
like the factory. Broken, repaired
to factory finish. Anything you
want made, fixed or repaired.
Carlisle Fix-It Shop, McArthur,
phone 528-M. 4 3t p 7-29
ROACHES
ELIMINATED
One-Year Written Guarantee
e
ROGERS
Exterminating Co.
"W« Specialise In Roach and
Water Bug Control"
PHONE 6177
4 41 p 7-29
11 SITUATIONS WANTED 11
RELIABLE LADY to care for
children at your home in the
evenings. Phone 330-W
II 2t p 8-5
13 APARTMENTS — RENT 13
APARTMENT — Near Woolen
mill. $15.00 ppr month. Phone
548 W. 13 It p 8-5
FURNISHED APARTMENT —
With private bath, phone 236.
13 tf p 3-11-50
3-ROOM FURNISHED APART
MENT—Private bath and private
entrance. Phone 158 or 707-J.
13 4t p 7-22
3-ROOM APARTMENT—Modern
conveniences. Apply Saturday or
Sunday at 661 N. Cedar Street.
13 4t p 7-29
2-ROOM FURNISHED APART
ment — Electric Ice Box. $35.00
per month. 453 Jackson Ave.
Phone 514 J. 13 It p 8-5
FURNISHED APARTMENT —
Also two bedroom cottage. Con
venient to town and schools.
Phone 660-R, 601 So. Pascagoula
St. 13 3t p 7-29
SMALL FURNISHED APART
ment — for couple. Electric re
frigerator, tiled bath, modern.
Walking distance. Reasonable,
Phone 1034 W. Available now.
13 It p 8-5
I3« ROOMS — BOARD 13a
The earth’s population in 1940
was over two billion, or more
than double that in 1800.
14 HOUSES FOR RENT 14
1 - 5 ROOM HOUSE in Pasca
goula. Phone 6181, Moss Point.
14 It p 8-5
FOR SALE OR RENT — 2 bed
room Ingel wood home. 948 Cheru
busco St. 14 It p 8-5
APARTMENT HOUSE — One
half, Water front. Screened porch.
Garage. Phone 548 W.
14 It p 85-1
UNFURNISHED 4 room house,
917 River Road. Rent Reasonable.
Claude Blanchard. Phone 4281.
14 2t p 8-5
FOR SALE OR RENT — One 3
bedroom house. Phone 202 M or
1001 Cherubusco St. Inglewood
Homes, Inc. 14 tf ing be 8-5
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
Furnished or unfurnished. A-to
Z Rental Office, Phone 248.
14 tf be 7-15
hTroom APARTMENT HOUSE
Will rent part or all to right party
reasonable. 6th house to left past
18th St. on East Lincoln. Mrs. T.
L. Harper. 14 2t p 8-5
4 ROOM House and Shower on
474 Lake Ave. Equipped with Hot
water tank and Washing ma
chine. Call 1322 M for informa
tion. 14 2t p 8-5
15 WANTED TO RENT 15
WANTED TO RENT
By Responsible Permanent
Resident
Furnished Home Containing
At Least three bedrooms
Telephone 502
IS dh 7-29
Pike’s Peak was discovered in
1806 by Gen. Zebulon M. Pike,
and was first ascended success
fully in 1918 by Major S. H. Long.
16 HOUSES FOB SALE 16
FOR SALE — WATERFRONT
property 120 x 250, small house,
two car garage, terms if desired.
Spencer Beebe, Moss Point, Phone
5282. 16 It p 8-5
2 BEDROOM F. H. A. Home with
all modern conveniences on a
75’ x 125' lot with 3 pecan trees
Resca De La Palma 6t. Priced
to sell. 926 So. Market St. H. P.
Hinman, Phone 1287-J. 16 It p
A 1-bedroom house recently built
on to and redecorated with con
crete block garage on Washington
Ave. An ideal place for your
mother and dad, or a man and
his wife. 926 So. Market St. H.
P. Hinman, Phone 1287-J. “I Sell
the earth.” 16 It p
On Highway 90 between Pasca
goula and Moss Point, 2 bedroom
house with all modern conven
iences on a 40 x 219 ft. lot $2500.
1-2 Cash balance like rent. 926
So. Market St., H. P. Hinman,
Phone 1287-J. "I sell the earth."
16 It p
FOR SALE — 1 six room house
with bath, hot and cold water.
Built in cabinet with sink, 1 acre
of land. New fence, garage,
cement floor feed house, chicken,
house, milk stall with cement
$loor, lights. Mail brought to
door, paper route, near church,
good neighborhood near city bus
line, near school. For quick sale
$1800.00. Leaving town. 305
Walters St. East Moss Point.
16 It p 8-5
5 ROOM HOUSE with lights,
water, complete Butane gas sys
tem with 250 gallon Butane gas
tank. Concrete walks all around
houses 75 bearing grapevines and
many other improvements.. Price
$1500. See Mr. C. H. Day or call
7303. 16 2t p 815
DUPLEX HOUSES FOR SALE —
Will remodel to suit buyer, cost to
be shared by both buyer and sell
er. $500.00 down payment and
$350.00 down payment for Vet
erans or Government Employees,
balance like rent. Phone 202-M or
1001 Cherubusco St. Inglewood
Homes, Inc. 16 ing be 8-5
FOLKS ARE SAYING “Try HIN
MANS” first where they sell
next to the best which is better
than the rest. 16 It p
CAMPBELLS HOTEL—15 rooms.
2 baths, lobby, supply room and
apartment for operator. Com
pletely furnished. Ideal for cou
ple or single person. Reasonable
terms. See E. H. Bacot, phone
1350. 16 2t be 7-29
G-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE—
With lights, gas and water; 4 lots;
27’ boat and 3 trawles, seine,
skiff, $3800.00. 832 Jackson Ave
nue. Mrs. J. F. Mathieu.
16 4t p 7-29
5- ROOM HOUSE—In Pascagoula
$2500.00 down, $30.59 monthly.
For information phone 6280,
Moss Point. 16 2t p 7-29
COLORED PROPERTY—For sale
6- Room house East Live Oak St.,
Pascagoula. Gas, electricity.
Terms. Phone 6280, Moss Point.
16 3t p 7-29
PRACTICALLY NEW MODERN
HOUSE—Located at 1127 Ken
neth Avenue on lot 100x165 ft
$2000.00. See Otha Gordon, phone
250 or 1412-W. 16 2t p 7-29
FOR SALE—Well built 6-room
duplex, 2 baths, 2 new garages.
Large lawn, and garden. Near
shipyard, in nice neighborhood.
Price $3200.00 cash. 416 Roose
velt SL 16 2t p 7-29
2-BEDROOM HOUSE — On Ar
thur Street, phone 2691, Moss
Point Insurance Agency.
16 3t be 7-29
2-BEDROOM HOUSE—And lot
$1,000.00 cash. 921 Manto St., Pas
cagoula, Miss. 16 2t p 7-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY
17FOR SALE17
CURB MARKET on Lincoln Ave.,
next to Home Appliance Co. 926
So. Market St., H P. Hinman
Phone 1287-J. “I sell the earth".
17 It p
OFFICE SPACE
17aFOR RENT17a
FOR RENT — Service station and
garage, good location and new
equipment. Business now operat
ing. This is a good business op
portunity. Call Phone 9143.
17a It p 8-5
THE SERV-U-STATION corner
North Pascagoula and Telephone
Road. Phone 6181 Moss Point.
17a It p 8-5
OFFICE SPACE — For rent or
lease, on 2nd floor of Bacot Build
ing. Apply E. H. Bacot.
17-a tf be 4-15
STORE BUILDING—325 Delmas
Avenue from July 10. Apply Miss
Chism. Barq Beverage Co., 204
Magnolia St., city. 17-a tf be 6-24
18 LOTS AND ACREAGE 18
LOTS FOR SALE with large
pecan trees, nice location on River
Road. Phone [phone]t p 8-5
FOR SALE—1033’ on Black Top
Road next to new Fair Grounds.
Phone 6280, Moss Point.
18 2t p 7-29
LOT FOR SALE—50’xl3<T~ap
proximately. E. Live Oak, phone
6280. 18 3t p 7-29
19 HOUSE FURNISHINGS 19
FREE — 3 piece porch set given
with solid rock 7 piece maple
living room suite, $100.00. FREE
— Dinette set given with cab
inet, all for $15.00. Mrs. Harry
Bemis, call 1008 M or see at 1204
Tyler Ave. 19 It p 8-5
NEW 3 piece porch furniture
$12.50 Porch swing $6.50. 926
So. Market St. Hinmans, Phone
1287-J. 18 It p
20 ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 20
ELECTRIC PORTABLE Sewing
machine $47.50. 926 So. Market
St. Hinman, Phone 1287-J.
20 It p
MISCELLANEOUS
22 FOR SALE OR TRADE 22
WIZARD MOTOR BIKE. Perfect
condition $65.00. 234 Canty St.
22 It p 8-5
PRACTICALLY New girls 20 inch
bicycle $25.00. 926 So. Market St.
Hinmans, Phone 1287-J.
22 It p
LAVATORY with fixtures $15.00.
926 So. Market St. Hinmans,
Phone 1287-J. 22 It p
GAS RANGES $15.00 and up. 926
So. Market St., Hinmans, Phone
1287-J. 22 It p
ELECTRIC MEAT SLICER. 926
So. Market St., Hinmans, Phone
1287-J. 22 It p
FOLKS ARE SAYING "Try HIN
MANS” first where they sell
next to the best which is better
than the rest. 22 It p
FOR SALE—40 gallon automatic
gas hot water tank, Hinmans, 926
So. Market St., phone 1287-J.
22 It p
NEW CAN SEALER—$7.50. Hin
mans, 926 So. Market Street,
phone 1287-J. 22 It p
SHALLOW WELL ELECTRIC
Pump. Hinmans, 926 So. Market
St., phone 1287-J. 22 It p
NEW CEDAR CHEST 24 inT wide.
21 in. high and 48 in. long $39.95,
926 So. Market St., Hinmans,
Phone 1287-J. 22 It p
Practically new Prefection table
top coal oil ranee, $37.50. 926 So.
Market St., Hinmans, Phone
1287-J. 22 It p
NEW, Gent’s yellow gold, 21
Jewel Benrus wrist watch. Ex
pansion band. 459 E. Live Oak
Ave. 22 It p 8-5
POWER LAWN MOWERS,-less
motor $12.50 motor extra. 926 So.
Market St. Hinmans, Phone
1287-J. 22 It p
Practically New Lawn Mower
$12.50. 926 So. Market St. Hin
mans, Phone 1287-J. 22 It p
Girls Bicycle for sale, $10.00. Also
48 Bass Accordian. Like new. 6th
house to left past 18th St. on
East Lincoln. Mrs. T. L. Harper
22 2t p 8-5
LADIES
Why buy a new electric Sewing
Machine when you can hart your
old treadle (any make) converted
into an electric for $17.50 or an
Electric Portable for $29.95 or an
Electric Console for $59.95 or an
Electric Desk Model for $79.95.
Come by and pick out what style!
cabinet you would like to have. >
HINMANS
926 Market St. Phone 1287-J
22 It p
Trade Other Things
In On Items You
Would Rather Have
Perhaps You Would Rather Have
A Larger Or Smaller
ICE BOX—GAS STOVE—GAS
HEATER — BED — CHEST
CHIFFEROBE—ROLL-AWAY
BED—TYPEWRITER—HOT
PLATE—MUSICAL
INSTRUMENT
OR WHAT HAVE YOU?
We Buy—Sell—Trade Anything
From A Baby Buggy To
A Battleship
GULF COAST
TRADING POST
219 Delmas Ave.—Phone 1132
Pascagoula. Miss.
THANK YOU
M tf be J-7
IF IT IS FOR A Sewing Machine,
see Hinmans, 926 So. Market St.
phone 1287-J. 22 It p
BUTTONHOLE ATTACHMENTS
—For all makes of Sewing Ma
chines. 926 So. Market St., Hin
mans, phone 1287-J. 22 It p
Get Your
Z. J.
INSECT SPRAY
'
For the Home and Flower
Gardens
At your local merchants
Kills Ants, Roaches, moths
and most other insects.
Residue kills insects for weeks
after spraying. Non Inllamable.
Prepared by
ZIMMERMAN
LABORATORIES
Pascagoula
n u be til
MISCELLANEOUS
22 FOR SALE OR TRADE 22
CLOSE OUT SPECIALS—At cost
plus 10%, one 10’ double duty
meat display case complete with
porcelain platters, scale rest and
wrapping board; one 8’ dry bev
erage drink box, one 4' meat dis
play case; one 8 gallon monel
coffee urn, equipped with Col
men gasoline burners. T. C. Her
ring, 1310 32nd St., phone 2912,
Gulfport, Miss. 22 3t p 7-22
FOR SALE— 1 12 H. P. and a
1 H. P. gasoline motor. 926 So.
Market St., Hinmans, phone
1287-J. 22 It p
FOR SALE—1/4 H. P. and 1/3
H. P. Electric motors. 926 So.
Market St., Hinmans, phone
1287-J. 22 It p
, T - - - . - ,
COOK STOVES
FOR SALE
Table top gai range $37.50
Apartment gaa range $27.50
One large gai range $15.00
3 burner coal oil stove $2.00
Table top coal oil range $27.50
Built on oven coal oil range $22.50
%
Hinmans
926 So. Market St.. Phone 1287-J
sa it p
22a OFFICE SUPPLIES 22a
UNDERWOOD Standard Type
writer, good condition. Phone
680 W 22a 2t p 8-5
BURROUGHS Cash Register in
good shape, 926 So. Market St.,
Hinmans, Phone 1287-J. 22a It p
DESK TYPEWRITER — $25.00,
926 So. Market St. Hinmans,
Phone 1287-J. 22a It p
MUSICAL
22d INSTRUMENTS 22d
NEW AND USED PIANO—Mrs.
H. B. Emerson, 2016 Elder St.,
East Moss Point. 22-d 3t p 7-29
23 WANTED TO BUY 23
HIGHEST CASH PRICE—Paid
for used furniture. Home Appli
ance Company, 436 Lincoln Ave
nue, phone 1489-J. 23 be 3-4
CASH FOR YOUR OLD Sewing
Machine, any make any shape.
Hinmans, 926 So. Market St.,
phone 1287-J. 23 It p
26 AUTOS. ACCESSORIES 21
FOR SALE
'41 Hudson
Club Coupe
Perfect condition. If interested
in good used car. See me at
1150 Market St.
Phone 1060-R
28 4t p 7-15
FOR SALE OR TRADE — For
smaller truck, one 1938 Interna
tional Chassis, first class condi
tion, one mile E. of Paper Mill
or phone [phone]t p 7-22
1939 Two Door Plymouth for sale
or trade for truck. 1 Drop head
Singer Sewing Machine. 608 13th
St. 26 It p 8-5
FOR SALE — 1 two wheel trail
er; 4x6 ft. body, 4 ft. stake sides.
Good condition, $65.00 with hitch.
S. Beebe, Moss Point, Phone 5282.
26 It p 8-5
CHEVROLET — Long wheel base
truck, new motor and transmis
sion. Good tires, a bargain. Call
phone 9143. 26 It p 8-5
FOR SALE OR TRADE — 1938
Oldsmobile 6 cylinder new motor '
$295., 1011 Williams St. Pasca- i
goula. 26 2t p 8-5 j
1940 Chevrolet Convertible Coupe,
A-l condition — Cash or Terms
Lakeside Inn, Orange Grove .
26 2t p 8-5
1949
BUICK SUPER
Very low mileage, all extra*.
Priced to Sell
PHONE 1349
HOWARD BENNETT
at
Grady Buick Co.
26 It p 8-5 i
27 BOATS. ACCESSORIES 27
BOAT FOR SALE — Cabin;
Cruiser, 25’ x 8’ 85 H. P. Marin
motor, all in good order. A real
bargain. Call Phone 450, Lewis
Sporting Goods Co. 27 It p 8-5
BOAT — 20* x 6’ model built.
Jeep motor. Pleasure or work. See
at Coopers Garage, 912 Market ^
St., Phone 188 J 27 It p 8-5,
28 CARDS OF THANKS 28
We wish to thank the people of
Calvary Baptist church, the Rev
erends Varnado and Kypser, Dr.
Thompson, nurses of Jackson
County Hospital and many friends
for the kindness shown during
the sickness and death of our
beloved mother and grandmother,
Rrs. Lydia Hilliard.
The Hilliard family
28 It p 8-5
28 CARDS OF THANKS 28
We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to those who
were so kind during the illness
and death of our spn, husband
and father, Lee Hutcherson. Also
thanks for the many floral of
ferings. Special thanks to Fails
Funeral Service.
Mother, wife and children
28 It p 8-5
2S LEGAL NOTICES 29
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received by the Board of Trus
tees of the Lyon Rural Separate
School District up to Friday night.
Augu t 12. at 7 80 p til for the fur
nishing of gas and parts for two school
buses and supplies for Hie school for
the ses ion IS49-S0.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids
TRUSTEES OF LYON RURAL
SEPARATE SCHOOL DISTRICT
EAR1. BOND. Chairman
NEWTON GAUTIER, Secretary
4t 7-29, 8-5. 12. 19
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
CITY OF PASCAGOULA
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
M1WCHANTS CASH GROCERY.
INCORPORATED
In accord with Section 5352 of the
Mississippi Code of 1942. Notice is
hereby Given to all stockholders of
Merchants Cash Grocery. Inc., and
all other interested persons of the
special meeting of the stockholders of
said corporation for the purpose of
considering the proposal of surrend
ering the corporate charter of the
aforesaid Merchants Cash Grocery.
Inc., a Mississippi corporation, and the
dissolution of said corporation. The
Meeting will be on August 27th. 1949,
in A M . at the offices at Pascagoula.
Miss.
Witness our signatures this the 2nd
day of August, 1949 at the City of
Pascagoula. Mississippi.
J. L. Roy. President
Leslay A. Ellis. Vice-President
C. O. Dupuy Secretary-Treasurer
4t 8-5. 12. 19. 26
Youth Bound Over
To Grand Jury
i
Tommy Harrison, Jr., 22-year
old student at Mississippi South
ern college, was bound over for
the grand jury Friday in Pasca
goula city court on a charge of
felonious assault and attempted
rape.
Harrison waived hearing and
was released on a $500 bond set
by Judge Donald Cumbest at the
recommendation of Merle Palmer,
county prosecutor.
Complainant is an 18-year-old
Pascagoula waitress who charges
Harrison with the attempt early
Saturday morning, July 16.
Police Chief E. E. Blakeney
said an affidavit was drawn by
the waitress the following even
ing and Harrison was picked up
in Mobile. He waived extradi
tion.
Chief Biakeney said yesterday
that the Pascagoula police depart
ment is being criticized for the
smallness of the bond on which
Harrison was released.
“I’d like the people to know,"
he said, “that the police have
nothing to do with setting bonds."
Mr. Palmer explained that he
does not believe the bond "out
of reason.”
“Remember," he said, "this is
a charge of attempted rape, not
a rape charge.”
D. P.'i FLOCK TO AUSTRALIA
.
SYDNEY, — (AP) — One hun
dred thousand displaced persons
will move from Europe to Aus- j
tralia in the next 18 months.
They will come here under two
year contracts to the Australian
government to take jobs the gov
ernment directs. After that they
will be free to select their own
employment.
The Australian government has
issued a booklet to prospective
employers of this migrant labor.
They will be placed only where
they can be accommodated. They
can live in hotels and boarding
houses in Sydney, Newcastle aad
Port Kembla if their work helps
to provide more houses. They can
be housed elsewhere if they do
not displace a member of the
Australian public.
Employers who can provide
living room for an entire, family
of migrants will get first priority
on their labor. Domestics may be
assigned to doctors or to families
where there are two or more
children.
Displaced men work in the pro
duction of iron, bricks, tiles, ce
ment, building materials, food
processing, and rural work.
They are paid ruling rates for
Australians.
Mrs. Seely Named
B&PW President
Mrs. Warren Seely was re-1
elected president of the Business
and Profession Women's cluh at
a meeting Monday evening in the
Jackson county healtn depart
ment building.
Others named were Miss Cath
erine Brash, first vice president
and chairman of the membership
committee; Mrs. Bess Todd-Vet
i ter, second vice president and
chairman of the program coord
ination committee, and Mrs. Lin
na Lunsford, third vice president
and chairman of the news service
! committee.
Miss Polly McClure, recording
secretary; Mis. Nell Sudduth, cor
responding secretary; Miss Jane
Chenault, treasurer; Mrs. Ger
trude McDonald, chairman of the
finance committee and Mrs. Lil
lian Nichols, chairman of radio
and television committee and his
torian.
Plans were discussed to begin
; grading at once on the new park
site near the Junior high school.
Benches and stepping stones for
the proposed park have been or
dered, and water fountains are
ready for installation.
The club also discussed plans
for club rooms in the Chamber
of Commerce building.
Woman Of First Church
Honor Mrs. J. L. Stuart
The Women of the First Pres
byterian church entertained Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs, Don
ald Simmons on Beach Bivd.
honoring Mrs. John Leighton
Stuart, Jr., of Summit, who with
Mr. Stuart is spending a week
here. Mr. Stuart, a former resi
dent of Pascagoula and pastor of
the Eastlawn church, will fill the
pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church Sunday.
Pink roses and hydrangeas
were used effectively in the liv
ing room where the guests as
sembled.
HE DIDN'T CALL HIS SHOTS
COLUMBUS, O. — (AP)—The,
driver, police decided, was most
unfortunate in his choice of vic
tims in his automobile accident.
First,. he crashed into the rear
of an attorney’s automobile. Then,
he side-swiped a city garbage
truck. He wound up by crushing
against a tree a policeman’s car
which had been parked at the
curb.
Farm Income
Rises In South
(The Associated Press)
Atlanta, Aug. 3—While farm in
come dropped in the rest of the
nation the past five months
Southern farmers made more
money than last year.
The regional director of the US
department of commerce, C.
Parker Persons, said the cash
I farm income for January through
May this year was up nine per
cent in the South Atlantic re
gion over t he same period in
1948.
Southcentral farmers watched
their income increase one per
cent.
The Southcentral region is
composed of Alabama, Mississip
pi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkan
sas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and
Texas.)
(Georgia, Florida, the Caro
linas, Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia and Delaware
make up the South Atlantic re
gion.)
Other sections of the United
States suffered drops in farm in
come ranging from one to 12 per
cent, the department of agricul
ture reported.
In the Southcentral area, re
ceipts totalled $1,782,000 for the
five months against $1,684,000
last year. Crop receipts gained
substantially but livestock income
showed a slight decline.
Cash receipts in the South At
lantic region were $876,056,000
the first five months of 1949 com
1 pared with $802,172,000 for the
^same period in 1948. Both crop
! and livestock receipts increased.
LOCOMOTIVE BELL GOES
TO CHURCH
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. —
(AP)—After 30 years on a loco
motive, a brass bell from engine
1509 of the Atlantic Coast Line
now calls the faithful to services
at the Lakeview Presbyterian
church. Engine 1509 formerly ran
between Tampa, Fla., and Rich
miAid, Vn„ but it has been re
tired. The church is in the pro
cess of being built and until it
is finished, services are being
held in the basement.
NEW PUSHKIN BALLET
MOSCOW—(AP) — The Soviet
Union’s newest ballet — The
Bronze Horseman—has been suc
cessfully staged by theatres iu
Moscow and Leningrad.
It is based on Pushkin’s poem
of the statue in Leningrad of
Peter the Great. It is a new pro
duction of the Bolshoi Theatre.
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COMMUNITY BARGAIN DAYS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
August 12-13
Fin* Values In All Kinds Of Merchandise! Prises!
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Christian Youth Hour
(All Denominations Cooperating)
FIRST METHODIST
■ CHURCH
SATURDAY, 8 P. M.
Instrumental Music and Vocal
Selections
— SPEAKER —
REV. T. F. HENRY
Gulfport, Miss.
REX COSBY. Song Leader
Dynamic Youth Program
Christ Centered
COME:
"Geared To The Times But Anchored
To The Rock"
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