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1 Saturday. Aueust 5. 1944 HATTIESBURO (MISS.) AMERICAN BRIDE a grandson of Mrs. Mary Maddox Brown, 808 Rebecca avenue. Lieut.

Rabby has made more than thirty Decision Awaited In Legion Baseball Tourney Dispute SEEN AND HEARD Here and THero ABOUT THE CITY was fined 8100, with 150 suspended pending good behavior. The following persons were pleaded guilty in their absence to charges of drunkenness: C. C. Jordan, Burkett Jones, J. C.

Fisher and Horace Daw. Each was fined $20. R. R. Harrington was pleaded guilty In his absence to four charges of overtime parking and was fined $1 on each charge, Luell Baker was pleaded guilty In her absence to a charge of unlawful parking and was fined $1.

One case was dismissed and one was passed to the files. tends that Meridian should forfeit the game because the local squad wanted to finish the seven-Inning contest regardless of the condition of the diamond. Hattlesburg and Meridian were meeting in best two-nut-of-three playoff for the state Hatties-burg won Thursday fl to 1. Meridian took the first game of Friday's doubleheadcr 8 to I. In preliminaries during the past two weeks Hnttiesburg eliminated Pa.srftROUla and Purvis and Meridian eliminated Corinth.

The Mississippi rhamplnns will compete in the regional tournament In New Orleans two weeks hence. Harold and Harris Anderson, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. L. C.

Anderson A decision by the state committee chairman was swaithed today to determine whether tha Hattlesburg Junior Legion baseball team will be declared Mississippi champion following a ralned-ont final game here Friday afternoon. When the championship contest, was Interrupted at the end of the third Inning Hattlesburg was lead-Ing Meridian 3 to 0. Afta rtha rain stopped the diamond at Kamper Parte sloppy and the Meridian coach "Pap" Williams, refused to allow hia team to continue playing. 8. H.

DoRgett, of Hattlesburg'. who was In charge of the playoff hart and who ia a member or the state Legion baseball committee, telephoned J. C. Downey of Meridian, committee chairman, and explained to him the situation. Mr.

Downey told Mr. Doggett.ru would phone hi ma decision today, Hattlesburg's Legion team eon- si? MRS. FRED AARON, was MiM Edwina Gaudy, daughter Mr. and Mr. NY C.

Gandr of Petal, before her marriage July 3 to Mr, Aaron, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Aaron of Houston, Tex. Police Court Only five persons attended Friday's ten-minute session of police court: The judge, prosecuting attorney, desk sergeant, reporter and one defendant.

Luella Abron pleaded guilty to a charge of whiskey possession and flights in bombing raids across the English ehannel. Some of the mis slons wars against Berlin. He is a co-pllot on a Flying Fortress. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

C. Rabby, of Baton Rouge, La. The family formerly lived in Battles-burg where Mr. Rabby was employed by the Gulf and Ship Island railroad. Lieut.

Rabby Is married. His wife is living at Perkinston, Miss. James Robert Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther N.

Davis, 3306 Hardy street, was commissioned a see-ond lieutenant In the Army Air Corps today at graduation exercises at Freeman Field, Seymour, Ind. Lieutenant Davis was designated as first pilot on a B-34 bomber. A 1939 graduate of Hattlesburg" High school, Lieutenant Davis was a member of the senior class In the school of business administration at Mississippi Stata college when he was inducted In February, 1943. He has trained at Miami, Nashville, Maxwell Field, Decatur, and Seymour. His mother attended the graduation exercises and will accompany her son and daughter-in-law, the former Gloria Straub of Wiggins, to Fort Knox, Ky, today to visit L.

N. Davis, Jr. They will arive in Hattlesburg Monday and after a 10-day visit. Lieutenant Davis will report to Nashville for further training. New patients at the Methodist hospital are: V.

Pearl Murray, Wiggins; Carl Strahan, Picayune; Miss Elizabeth Chaptn, 3111 Hardy street; Mrs. R. H. Bourne, Wiggins; Mrs. L.

F. Sumrall, Richton; John Ellsa Cooper, Purvis; Baby Joe Castln, 311 Jackson atreet; James Williamson, 708 Corinne street; Miss Margie Blakney, city, and Janle Kitchens, Tatum Lumber company. Patients dismissed from the hospital are: Mrs. John R. Ulmer, Laurel; Mrs.

Lona Thrash, Route 1, Seminary; App Slade, Route Mrs. Joe H. Price, Poplarvllle; Jack Pool, Seminary; Mrs. George Pippin, Route Mrs. Clare D.

Patterson, 611 Co rinne street; Mrs. J. C. Norman and i baby, 301 Lafayette street; Mrs. Marvin J.

Jaggears, 1305 West Pine street; Ervin Brown, Route Miss Vondell Aultman, Sanford; L. C. Hall, 1500 Hardy street; Mrs. A. D.

Graham and baby, Route Master L. L. Griffin, Bassfield: and Miss Irene Alexander, 406 Williams street. Have SUNDAY DINNER at the Kaypee Cafe WEST FRONT STREET Opposite City Hall of the Glendale community, have reported to Camp Peary, for Navy boot training. Mra.

Grace Brooks has returned to her home on Hardy street, after spending two weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. L.

McKenley, in Boston. Mrs. Richard Turner, and son, Richard, III, of Jackson, are visiting Mr. Turner's parent, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Turner, 815 Adeline atreet. Pvt. W. B. Bullock has returned to Ft.

Benning, after spending a 13-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Bullock, Eaton-vllle, and other relatives and friends.

Mrs. W. W. Leland and granddaughter, Rosemary Turner, 815 Adeline street, are visiting another of Mrs. Leland'a granddaughters, Mrs.

John D. Stockton and Mr. Stockton of New Orleans. Charles J. Wright.

has been commissioned an ensign in the U. S. Naval Reserve and will go to Tus-con, for. his Indoctrination course on August 15. He recently was graduated from- Mississippi State college, Mrs.

J. Edward Lytle of Shreve-port Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Moore, 807 Xavier street. She will be Joined later by Mr. Lytle and they will return to their home together. Mrs. Lytle is the former Kathryn Moore of Hattlesburg.

Ted P. Clay, 18, son of Mrs. Beu-lah Clay, 800 Tuscan avenue, has been appointed a cadet-midshipman in the Merchant Marine Cadet corps and assigned to preliminary training at the cadet basic school, Pass Christian, Miss. He will take enginer-officer training. Lieut.

Robert M. Dreyfus, son of T. F. Dreyfus, Is. in San Diego, Calif, following fourteen months' service in the South Pacific area as radar command officer on a carrier.

Lieutenant Dreyfus' wife, the former Reba Webber of Washington, Is en route to California to be with her husband. First Lieut. Carlos P. Rabby, holder of the Distinguished Service Cross and the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters, has been return-! ed to this country on leave from1 Air Force duty in England and Is now in Massachusetts, his relatives! have been notified. Lieut.

Rabby is Will pay highest possible price for your automobile. TALBERT LEIGH AUTO EXCHANGE ANY MAKE ANY MODEL 404 East Tine St. Phone 691 HOMES FOR SALE 17 WALNUT STREET Here is an owner-occupied, well constructed, frame resldenre In excellent condition. Early possession ran be arranged. Residence la arranged whereby additional monthly Income 1 assurd or one single family can occupy the building.

Exceptionally well located, and will not last very long nt a price of $0500.00. Terms arranged. 301 MARTHA STREET A nice, four-room bungalow on' a larce lot with city conveniences and completely furnished. Very livable and enn be bought for $100,00. 100 PARK AVENl'E A five-room frame residence partially furnished.

Exceptionally large, lot. convenient to transportation and stores. This residence, partially furnished may be bought for 13000 00 with convenient terms available. 410 FIFTH AVENl'E Ten-room, three bath, asbestos clad, slate roof residence. Located on corner lot and adjacent to Camp Street School.

For a nice, well appointed residence or an Income producer this Is Just what you are looking for. We Invite your Inspection and will be glad to show you this property during convenient hours. 1910 HARDY STRF.ET Six-room frame residence, modern construction under F. H. A.

supervision. Large corner lot. Excellent neighborhood. Vacant for immediate possession and reduced to a price of $5750.00 which Is well worth investigating, 410 12th AVENl'E A five-room frame bungalow with all furnishings. This property li now rented and Is bringing In an extra nice monthly income so It can be used either as an Investment or for residence.

Investigate this at once. Priced at only $4000 00. JUST EAST OF HIGHWAY 9 OUTRIDE CITY LIMITS Five-room, frame house. Electric pump. Ten acres of ground.

Priced at $2400.00. For Prompt Action on Listing. Call or Writs HARRY CROUCH R. W. LE DUKE C.

L. SIMMONS J. FRANK BROWN REALTOR 208 West Pine Street Telephone 228 "The House of Specialized Service' SARPHIE'S SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE Phone 123 razM QUIGLEY'S Ambulance Service Phone 2141 i Mr. snd Mrs. B.

C. Franks nd two children, Charts, and Don ald, are spending the week-end on the Gulf Coast. Luther L. McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George McDonald, Eaton-vtlle, left recently for Navy duty at Camp Va. Effective August 8, the War Price and Ration Board office in the Masonic temple will open at 9:30 a. m. and close at 3:30 p. m.

The T. K. O. fraternity meets at i p. m.

Sunday In the new chapter rooms In the old Citizens Bank building. Billy Beard la grand master. Miss Georgia Lyons left today for Washington, D. to spend her vacation wtlh her brother and sts-ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs.

D. A. Lyons. Mrs. E.

B. Conn, who has been a patient at the Methodist hospital, has been removed to her home, 404 Sixth avenue. She la reported "improving." HIGH- In the estimation of our clients ia where we fine) ourselves today, because wo have faithfully served their insurance needs since this agency was founded. Positive protection in insurance is possible only when the policies are written with dependable companies. This agency represents the very best.

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rhnne 71 o) (c I Call for a green Ambulance, all cadillac equipment, modern and fully equipped, 24 hour service, with experienced attendants. PARTY TONIGHT AT BAPTIST CENTER The Sunday school department of the First Baptist church will be in charge of the regular Saturday night party at 8 o'clock tonight at the Baptist Soldier's Service center. Mrs. D. C.

Ware and Mrs. J. N. McCoy will be in charge. AAA KING'S DAUGHTERS MEET TUESDAY AT YW The What-So-Ever circle of the King's Daughters and Sons meets at 3 p.

m. Tuesday at the Y. W. C. A.

Hostesses will be Mrs. C. A. Lambert, Mrs. C.

B. Patterson, Mrs. A. A. Klncannon and Mrs.

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414.16 East Pine Street DAT A NIGHT WRECKER SERVICE Thone 431 211 11th AVENUE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! Choice 3-bedroom frame bungalow. Splendid location. Easy walk to achool, church, stores. Bua service within I'-a blocks. You will like this cor.y, comfortable home.

Larse back yard for the children. Priced at only $4,750. 812 MANNING AVENUE 5-rooms and bath. This house was built about 1928 when good heart pine lumber was plentiful. Johns-Mansville Asbestos Slate roof.

Property lo-rated only 1 block from Camp Shelby bus service. Walthall School District. The house needs repaper-lng Held vacant for Immediate delivery, priced at only $2,500. See us quick. 40fi ROl'TH 22nd AVENUE (PARK HAVEN) First time offered! 2-story duplex.

Clean as a pin! Each apartment has a liv-' Ing room, dinette, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and modern bath. Automatic hot water. Large screened front porch. The owner planned to build his home on the front part of this double lot. Circumstances have required him to live elsewhere.

His loss Is your gain. You can own this dandy property at only $4,750. Terms may be arranged. September 1st delivery on upstairs apartment. Jl'ST OFF HI-WAT 49 SOUTH, NESTLED IN THE PINES We are fortunate to have this listing.

Two brand new houses. One 4 -room and one 2-room. both nicely furnished, ftome will surprise you. Lsrge plot of ground. You can live In one house and rent the other.

Property about one block to Camp Shelby bus. Just outside City Limits. Make a date with us now. The price of both houses with furniture and land is only $3,150. STORE BUILDING ON DABRS 8TREET BETWEEN WILLIS AVENUE AND MAY AVENUE (Colored Neighborhood.) Let us put you In the grocery business.

We offer for prompt sale a splendid location. Can give Immediate delivery. Frame building with concrete floor on lot 60x55. Some lucky Investor will pick this up at only $1,350. 60S COURT STREET Attention I Investors snd rooming house operstors.

We offer this large home for prompt sale. Unexcelled construction. Built to last 100 years. Nine spacious rooms. Large shady lot.

This property Is near to the Methodist hospital, churches, stores and bus service. Priced at only $6,000. One-third down, balance payable less than rental value. 107 NORTH 21st AVENUE Delightful location In the pines. Stucco construction.

spacious bed rooms, large living room, dining room and kitchen. Polished oak floors. Included with this property is a gsrsge apartment now rented. We have Instructions to sell house and garage apartment completely furnished at a special price. This property Is owner-occupied and can give prompt possession.

1003 MAIN STREET Ten-room two-story residence with two baths and two kitchens. With this property is Included a commercial building operated as Blue Lantern Cafe. Owner agrees to sell both properties at only $5,950. may be arranged. HFRE'S A CLOSE IN HOUSE WITH PLENTY OF ROOMS RENTED 309 Newman Street.

An opportunity Is waiting for someone to operate a profitable rooming house. Property just across street from Southern RR Pas- senger station. -Owner savs sell wth all furniture in upstairs rooms at $5,000. J. O.

STAYTON I If. D. STRANGE M. TRUMAN With MARCUS LONDON! REALTOR ENJOY SUNDAY DINNER Steaks Chicken Ala Carts Short Orders TRAILER DINER EARL GILLESPIE. Mgr.

Walnut Street BUY THIS ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOME in VI V1 A i Street Night phone 48(1 I Ifr fri yimmml This beautiful home with 40 seres of h)nd Is located near city limits on Rlchburg road. Situated on one of the highest, points between Meridian and New Orleans, It commands a panoramic view for many milea around. 0 Superior Service 0 Quality Workmanship BODY and FENDER REPAIRS We are equipped to render first class service In repairing Fenders and Bodies. First Class Mechanical Service IT'S TIME FOR A MOTOR OVERHAUL Funeral Directors John N. Quigley.

Mgr. 'til --S DAT NIGHT WRECKER SERVICE Thomas Refrigeration Service IS COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC We will give prompt service at all times. Out-of-Town Calls Accepted. 137 Market St. Temporary Phone 883 i The Iteaiillful Gwyn Rartln Iloms On Hichburf Hill This beautiful home Is ultra modern and has every convenience.

The construction and arrangement la Ideal with spacious living room, aize 18x24 feet, A beautiful rock fireplace adorns cne end of the room. Three spacious bedrooms (one size 12x18 large dining room kitchen and bath. Announcing tKc resumption of Sales Financing The 40 acres of land has a growth of stately pine trees, also a Special SUNDAY DINNER $1.25 iruu. orcnara. uy tnjs nome ana you can nave the convenience Of city life and at the same time enjoy the comforts of the "Wide open spaces." If you see this home you will buy It.

OTHER BARCAINS 515 MAMIE STREET Nice home, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Near Camp School. 425 lfith AVF.M Cozy duplex. rooms, 3 baths. 1919 HARDY STREET Modern home, 3 bedrooms.

501 MAMIE STREET Duplex Apartment '(furnished). SPECIAL LISTING 215-217 S. MIN STRF.ET Very desirable commercial building. Phone for Inspection Appointment and Prices. Buy from Boyhin With" service for individual transactions, in addition to established dealer connections.

If you are buying or selling an automobile or other personal" property with payments ex tending over a period of time, our facilities may be helpful and we solicit your offerings and inquiries. FRUIT COCKTAIL OR CHICKEN BOLT Choice of Entrs: ROAST CHICKEN WITH HOMEMADE DRESSING AND CRANBERRY SAUCE SPRING CHICKEN FRIED OR BROILED SIRLOIN STEAK -WITH BUTTER VIRGINIA HAM STEAK WITH TOMATO SAUCE FREEH FRIED POTATOES BAKED CUT BEANS OR ENGLISH PEAS DESSERT; CALIFORNIA PEAHS COFFEE TEA or" MILK ALSO FRESH HOME WADE PIES CASABLANCA CAFE 805 WEST n.VC ST. Federal Credit Company 221 Tine Phnne 42 Batson Street.