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 Material Information
Title: The star
Uniform Title: Star (Port Saint Joe, Fla.)
Physical Description: Newspaper
Language: English
Publisher: W.S. Smith
Place of Publication: Port St. Joe Fla
Creation Date: August 18, 1955
Frequency: weekly
regular
 Subjects
Subjects / Keywords: Newspapers -- Port Saint Joe (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
Newspapers -- Gulf County (Fla.)   ( lcsh )
Genre: newspaper   ( marcgt )
newspaper   ( sobekcm )
Spatial Coverage: United States -- Florida -- Gulf -- Port Saint Joe
Coordinates: 29.814722 x -85.297222 ( Place of Publication )
 Notes
Additional Physical Form: Also available on microfilm from the University of Florida.
Dates or Sequential Designation: Began in 1937.
General Note: Editor: Wesley R. Ramsey, <1970>.
General Note: Publisher: The Star Pub. Co., <1970>.
General Note: Description based on: Vol. 2, no. 7 (Dec. 2, 1938).
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THE STAR
Published In Port St. Joe
But Devoted To the Con-
tinued Development of
Gulf County


THE


A PORT ST. JOE
SA Progressive
Community With a
Modern, Progressive
f Weekly Newspaper


"Port St. Joe-The Outlet Port for the Apclachicola-Chattahoochee Vallev"

VOLUME XIX Single Copy 8c PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1955 $3.00 Per Year NUMBER 3


Schools Set To Open


Next Friday, Aug,26P 1Nan,
-- 494.3 4 m 7 I


Fla. Power Steps First Graders Must

Up Voltage With Register Wed.

New Sub-Station Gulf County school childrenwill
___ make that long march -back to the
class room next Friday, August 26.
Designed To Eliminate Schedules will be completed on this
LOW Voltage Problem, first day and all books issued. A
-short session will be held that day
The Florida Power Corporation so that children can start to school
switched over to a new sub-station Monday, Aug -;nt 29 and go the full
yesterday afternoon to boost the day.
City's available electricity to three First grade students in the Port
t.mes what it has been in the past. St. Joe Elementary school are to
The Power 'Company kept the register on Wednesday, August 24.'
power off for about two hours in They are requested to spend Wed-
the business district yesterday and nesday morning and Thursday
for approximately four hours in the morning with the first grade teach-
residential area. ers who will orient .them to their


Local manager Richard Porter
says that the KW capacity of the
Port St. Joe sub-station is now 3.000
with a volt rating of 12,000 against
2,400 that was in operation before
Wednesday.
Porter .says that the power boost
will eliminate the fluctuating pow-
er of the past. He said that the
power decreases were due to heavy
loads being put on the old system
which was not adequate to carry
it.
An all new transmission line has
been strung into Port 'St. Joe to
'serve the new sub-station.'The new
transmission line will carry 66,000
volts where the old line that served
".the- city would only carry 33,000.
The old line came into the city
.down Long Avenue with the sub-
siation being located at the corner
of Long Avenue and ISecond Stteet.
The new transmission line domes
into the city to the East of rlarri-
ion Avenue Vith the sub-sta-iion at
the corner of Tenth Street and
Knowles Avenue.
'Porter says that Port St. Joe will
now enjoy better electrical service
and at no increase in rates.


Judge Sets Bond On

FEC Railroad Case

JACKSONVILLE --Fed. Judga
Bryan Simpson last week delayed
return of reorganization proceed-
ings of the bankrupt Florida East
Coast Failway Co. to the Interstate


new surroundings.


I Allu1 I H


City Accepts Tax

Roll For 1956 At

Meeting Tuesday

Taxable Property Valuation
is Up $1,268,090

The City Commission of Port St.
Joe Tuesday night unanimously ac-
cepted a tax roll composed of $7,-
369,1S9.00 in taxable property in
ihe City of Port St. Joe to draw
Lax money from for the forthcom-


School is starting on Friday so ;ng year.
that they may close down on L -, The tax rolls compare with last
bor Day and still make up the ire- year's taxable roll in that last year
quired number of attendance days. there was $6,101,099 in taxable
School buses will run at the regu- property within the City Limits of
!ar times for the school registration Port St. Joe. The net taxable in-
day. "-ease over last year was $1,268.090.
Faculties for the schools have Practically 100 percent of this in-
Faculties for the schools have
crease was on St. Joe Paper Com-
been named as follows:
pany and affiliates improvement of
Port St. Joe Elementary Schotol property.
FIRST GRADE: Avaryee Martin, This would indicate that the mill
Aurelia Rasmussen, Alice Yeadin rate would drop somewhat under
and Mary Ann Aide. the 14.5 mills assessed last year.
SECOND GRADE: 'Minnie How- 'The drop might not be as great as
ell, Juanita Gunn and Frances Ha- would ordinarily be expected since
zelwood. the city is contemplating somnn ilm-
' THIRD GRADE: Helen Rollins, provements to the hospital and the
Willie Mae Daniell and Mrs. McGee. purchase of some equipment for
FOURTH GRADE: Betty Sue the operation of the city. The mill-
Kurth, Yvonne Straughn and Vir- age, in all probability will go down.
ginia Blick. Included in plans for improve-
PIFTH GRADE; Esther Pybus ments at the Municipal Hospital is
and Betty ?>z A'J".l : ,.' "e installation of window-air coln-
SIX i I RA-,L. 1_ r, Fite, Frank ditioners in all the-rooms. The wih-
Barnes and Royce Dickens. dows and screens in each room are
LIBRARIAN: Ann Parker. In bad need of repair and in most
PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Jean cases replacement. The cost of the
Hayes. I job, including the replacements,
PRINCIPAL: H. E. Richa:ds. would cost more than the installa-
Port St. Joe High School tion of the air conditioners, which
Mrs. Margaret DeVore, Mrs. would eliminate the need for re-
Katherine J. Ivey, Miss Netta. Nib- pairs and replacements.
lack, Miss Marjorie Austin, Miss Also included in improvements
Floye O'Neal, Miss Alice Andrews, for the hospital are payments on
G. L. Johansson, James C. Traweek,. a new x-ray machine recently in-
Mrs. Eula Pridgeon, Mrs. Lillian stalled in the hospital.


1w7-Y ear-d Beoys










Two Knew They Had Been


.ims of Youthful Burglars


A PORTION OF THE LOOT stolen by h\o 17- ': .:a-old bo\, is piSturid aboe. TI'i bo s hIad
stolen nearly $200.00, cameras, guns, watches and various other pieces of jewelry and ar-
ticles of -clothing. ( photo)



City Enters Fill Agreement


Plan With County, ewahithka


Kennington, Herman R. Dean,


Booth Poole, Iris `Poole, Mrs. J. C.
Price Mrs. ISam iSims, Robert
Craig, James Yeadon, Howard
Blick, Miss Margaret Key, Mrs.


Commerce Commilssionpendingui(;uS- Margaret Addison and David Ni-
position of an appeal by the PE's c'holson.
major 'bondholders. LRoy Bowdoin will be the prin-
The judge set a $50,000 appeal cipal.
bond for the St. Joe Paper Co. and 'Highland View Elementary
trustees under the Alfred I. duPont Miss Alma DeWitt, Mrs. Ruby
will, principal bondholders and key Bartlett, Mrs. Mills, Miss Mary
contenders for ownership of -.he Bailey.
railroad. 'H.F. Ayers will be the principal.
Judge ;Simpson last month o:.- ___
dered FEC reorganization proceed-
ings returned to the ICN for fur- Rev. Bedsole Will Preach
their action under the Federal Bank-
ruptcy Act. Previous ICC plans for Revival At FirstBaptist
reorganization of the FEC have
been rejected by the courts. One of '
those involves merger with the At- I .
lantic Coast Line. .
iSt. Joe and the duPont trustees '
served notice of appeal to the Cir-
cuit Court of Appeals and asked .,-
that return of the matter to the
,OC be delayed.
Judge Simpson also set Oct. 12
as time for a hearing on a petition
of 'St. Joe and the trustees for an
order authorizing construction of
new freight and passenger facilities
and a new passenger station in ..
Miami.

Taylor Injured In Auto
Accident Tuesday Eve


The City of Port St. Joe this
Health Exhibit Planned Engineers Calling i,,eek entered into an agreement
ith the County Commission to
For Gulf County Fair For Dam Bids contribute toward a county-wide
Sanitary Land Fill program.
Miss Elizabeth Reed and Her- The City and County have beeS. Army Engineers at Mobile,n
bert Barnes, exhibit consultant of Alabama, advertised this week for
the Florida iState Board of Health, bids of the first construction on Last Rites Ar Held
will be in Port St. Joe, during thethe Chattahoochee Rover near Fort
week of the Gulf County Fair, Sep-Gaines, Georgia, at an estimated For M. G. Lewis Fri.
tember 12 to 17 to put on display cost of over $.86,000,000. --
their health exhibit already set u | o o 8 0 .
their health exhibit already set up The Fort Gaines dam is a part of Last rites were held for M. G.
from the State Board of Health current multiple-purpose de- Lewis last Friday afternoon at 2:00
jointly with the sanitation depart- the current multiple-purpose de- Lewis last Friday afternoon at 2:00
meant. velopment of the Apalachicola-Chat- p m. at the First Baptist Church.
Mrs. Madaleine E. Whitaker. tahoochee-Flint river system. It will Rev. C. Byron Smith officiated.
Fair manager says, "We hope to create a 9-foot navigation channel Mr. Lewis died last Wednesday
show all five cars sold in the city. In the Chattahoochee River to Co- morning at 1:55 a.m. at the age
St. Joe Motor Company and the lumbus, Georgia, and generate over of 77.
Wimberly Pontiac Company have 400,000,000 kilowatt hours of elec- Burial was in Magnolia Cemetery
already contracted for their space." tric energy a year, which is enough at Apalachicola in the family plot.
An ornamental department will to serve a good size city. Pallbearers were George Size-
show art objects from at home and Colonel Harold E. Bisport, Army more, Marion Wing, Arthur Lup-
foreign countries. District Engineer at Mobile, said ton, Pete Comforter, Stetson Prid-
____ __ .. that construction on two other big geon and C. G. Costin, Sr.
dams in the same river system is Honorary pallbearers were T. H.
Hubert Harrison Injuredlalready far advanced. The Jim Stone, Dave Gaskin, Roy Connell,
Woodruff Lock, Dam, and Power' J. L. Sharit, Charlie Mahon, J. P.
In Motorcycle Accident house on the Apalachicola River Kilbourn and Will Proctor.
I near Chattahoochee, another navi- ,Comforter Funeral Home of Port
A. L. Johnson and Hubert Harri-I nation and power .structure, is sche- St. Joe was in charge of arrange-
son, both of this city were injured duled for completion in 1956 and ments.
1 last Wednesday afternoon in a mo- the Buford Dam and Powerhouse
'.torcycle- auto accident. Harrison on the Chattahoochee Rover north- Members Appointed To
had broken down on his cycle just east of Atlanta, which will provide Dead Lakes Commission
,north of Mexico Beach and was flood control, power production, --
being -owed toward Port St. Joe and stream flow regular for navi- Gov. LeRoy Collins, appointed
by Johnson on another motorcycle, gation add water supply purposes, five members to the new Dead
m otorcyc 11-1 .1.V.. .-....... .... ... . .... ..... ...- 1 k


S. Harrison was struck by a car dri- is scneduled ror completion in akes Commission established oy
0. H. Taylor of Highland. View Rev. Adolph Bedsole will be the ven by an airman from Tyndall 1957. the 1955 Legislature, on Monday
was slightly injured Tuesday after- guest evangelist for the revival to Field and knocked in the ditch. He Essentially the Fort Gaines pr)- of this week.
noon about 6:30 when the .car he be held at the First Baptist Churca stuffed from a compound fracture je, will consist of a powernou.se, a Members are C. L. Morgan, E.
was driv.ag ran into the back of a August 21 through 31. Rev. Bedsole of the left leg and is being treated ico; c ete gated spillway and a ,' va A. Bandjough, W.. C. Roche, David
car driven by Mrs. Lee Williams. is the pastor of the Immanuel Bap- at t Municipal Hospital 'in and adjacent to the present C. Gaskin and Max W. Kilbourn,
Both'cars were traveling groward tist 'Church of Panama City. at the Municipal Hospitalriver channel and earth dams con-' al of Wewahitchka.
Port St. Joe when Taylor st-uckl Rev. Bill Roberts, associate pas- nesting these structures to high The chief mission of the com-
the Williims car from behi'id at tor of the First Baptist Church of Negro Injured At Paper ground on both banks. The job be-! mission is to investigate and pro-
the Ways'de Park near M:;-xco Panama City, will direct the con- Mill Monday Morning ing advertised at this time is for mote means of constructing a tum-
Beach. I gregational singing. ---- the construction of a non-overflow bler dam at the base of the Dead
Both cars were traveling toward! 'Services will be held each day Sylvester Andrews, colored was earth dike on the Alabama side o' Lakes to insure an ample water
down a steep embankment on the at 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. include, nearly killed Monday at 10:00 a.m. 'the river in Henry County, one supply in the fishing paradise.
side of the road. ing Saturday. Doughnuts and cof. at the paper mill when a wire was mile north of Fort Gaines, Georgia. I
Taylor was the only one injured fee will be served after the moe*n- driven nearly 3 inches into his Colonel Bisport explained that the quested to submit their quotations
and he suffered only cuts and ing service each day. shoulder right down alongside his principle features of the work con- !not later than 11:00 a.m. on Sep-
bruises. The public is cordially invited to jugular vein. s;--ts of 235 acres of clearing. 70.-' Iniber 13 at which time they will
------ .____ __attend and enjoy the spiritual bles- Andrews was rushed to the Mu- u, u cu-c yards of compacted fill. be op.mid in Ih En.in,-ori .'
is .-, y,,.r printing is a

dickering back and forth trying to
reach some agreement since the
first of July.
The first plan, offered by the
county was that the City of Port
St. Joe should contribute $5,000.00,
which it spends each year for mos-
quito control, into a county-wide
fund for that purpose to take more
advantage of State control match-
ing funds. The City of Wewahitchka
had agreed to go to $1,500.00 on the


Three Victims Home

During Time of

Burglaries

Thursday of last week, City Po-
lice broke up a string of burglaries
by two youths that had resulted in
seven Port "St. Joe homes being
Entered.
Two youths from Canton, Ohio,
who must remain nameless since
they were under 18 years of age,
were arrested by Chief of Police
'Buck Griffin on Reid Avenue on a
charge of suspicion of breaking
and entering. Intense questioning
of the two suspects brought a con-
tession from one of the youths.
The boys were riding in a 1954
Mercury which one of the boys had
stolen in Charleston, West Virginia
on July 11.
No complaint of burglary had
been entered to the local police
with the exception of one by James
Harrison which was entered Mon-
!day of last week. Chief Griffin sta-
ted that the :Department had the
two boys under survpence since
they were'-.i-Tangeri. anai spending
heavily about town. When the sec-
cid complaint came from John
Ford, Jr., on Thursday morning of
$86.00 missing from his home, Po-
lice .Chief Griffin made the arrest.
Confessions by one of the boys
revealed that they had spent a
busy six days in Port tSt. Joe since
they had arrived in town on Fri-
day prior to their arrest last Thurs-
day afternoon. During this time
seven homes were entered with a
total take of $186.00 in money and
numerous items of jewelry, cloth-
ing and miscellaneous items. Many
of the victims were told by the
police that they had been burglar-
ized.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tootle lost
$50.00, a gold wedding band, a 22
caliber pistol and a billfold on the
day that the youthful burglars were
caught and didn't know it until cal-
led by police to identify the items.
Paul V. Player was viewing the


program. The plan was to take the items stolen at the police station,
money and buy equipment to main- noticed that a 38 caliber pistol look-
tain the Land Fill program and ed like one he owned. Upon inspec-
base it here in Port 'St. Joe. Each tion of his home he had been re-
city and community was to get a lived of an expensive 35 millimeter
pro-rata share of use out of the camera, the pistol and $20.00 in
equipment. The -City Commission quarters out of a bank.
couldn't see where they would be Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison
getting a pro-rata share of use of lost clothing, jewelry, and $10.00 in
the equipment compared to funds cash.
contributed to the program. Mrs. Nora Howard was burglar-
The County Commission agreed ized of $20.00. The boys stated that
with the City of Port St. Joe. Mrs. Howard was asleep on the
The City then offered a plan to porch at the time. Mrs. Tootle was
the County whereby the County also asleep in her home at the time
purchases the necessary equip- of entering.
mnent and rent to each community Mr. and Mrs. John Ford, Jr., mis-
Et so much per hour. The contri- sed $86.00. The burglars again sta-
butions made by each City would ted that Mr. Ford's mother was sit-
then merely be ,rent in advance ting on the front porch in a rock-
and would be used up only by ac- ing chair when they were working
tual use of the equipment by each that house.
city, thus each city would pay for Mrs. Daisy Johnson's house was
the amount of service they receiv- entered and a billfold stolen. This
ed. billfold has never been recovered
The County accepted this plan and held the only small picture of


under the provision that the City oft ier husoand wno died recently. All
Port St. Joe would stay in the pro- persons in Port St. Joe are asked
gram until their $5,000.00 and its to be on the lookout for this bill-
im-athlini funds, which would come told. The youths stated that they
to $7,500.00, were used up. This threw the billfold away beside the
would assure the County of a source 'path that bisects the block directly
of revenue to pay for the necessary across the street from The Star,
equipment to carry out the program. but an extensive search failed to
All work done under thile agree- 'turn it up.
mient, such a Sanitary Land Fill, The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0.
permanent mosquito control, etc., Baggett was victimized for a folder
is in addi ion to the County's spray containing only some pictures. Evi-
programn in the city. dently the youths grabbed it has-
Wilh Port St. Joe and Wewahit- tily thinking it contained money.
chka's funds, plus matching funds Most of the property has been
and County funds and matching recovered but the boys had spent
funds tIe r'"-. 'v v r-' 1v 1 onno all i but $23.00 of the money.
*if ,Y. r v ...... ] n i' per- One of thie boys was turned over
Tranent control progralis. 1h,'IIe1 ,n 11 page 1









THE STAR, PORT ui, JOUh, ui-r ;OU
MWMwM


"T ..LORID HU A, AUGU. ,% 1958
" a f '. -n "- --I 4II I 1


Social Activities


Personals


- Clubs


Mrs. OCYLE MUNN, Editor


First Baptist WMS


Churches

Dial 7-5461


Methodist WSCS Has


Meets at Church Mon. Program Meeting Mon.

The WIVS of the Forst Baptist The regular program meeting of
Church met at the church Monday the Woman's Society of Christian
for the Royal Service program. Service was held at the First Me-
Mrs. C. A. McClellan had charge thodist Church Monday, August 15.
of the program which opened by Attending were members of the
singing "When I Survey The Won- three circles.
drous Cross" and prayer by Mrs. After announcements by the
McClellan. The topic for the pro- president, Mrs. Edd Ramsey, the
gram was, "A Sure Road To Nation-, program was presented by circle
al Downfall". 'three.
The program topics were: "His- The theme of the program was
torical Aspects of Alcohol"; "What
Alcohol Is"; "What Alcohol Does I "Settlement Houses in the U. S. A."
To People"; "What Can We Do? Mrs. Ed Bartee opened the pro-
Educate? Legislate? Eradicatee" gram with the call to worship. An
and were given by Mrs. Ralph introduction to the topic was then
Nance, Mrs. H. G. Harvey, Mrs. read. Following this was a play in
Otis Pyle, Mrs. Perry Elliot and pantomime by, Mrs. R. E. King and
Mrs. Joe Bracewell. Airs. W. H. Howell, Jr. Talks were
During the business session, Mrs. given by Mrs. R. E. King, Mrs. El-
W.. R. Scott resigned as president : moGodfrey, Mrs. Walter Johnson
and Mrs. W. H. ,Howell, Jr. The
of the WMU as she is leaving in a ad Mrs
few days to move to DeLand where meeting was closed with a prayer
Mr. ,Scott will enter .Stetson Uni- of benediction.
Ver.sity to study for the ministry. Visitor From Ft. Walton
The WM:S will meet in circles Visitor From Ft. Walton
next week as follows: Little Miss Katie Teague of Fort
!Walton is visiting her cousin, Con-
iCircle 1 meets with Mrs. Bill nie Munn for'two weeks.
Quarles Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. _
Circles No. 2 with Mrs. A. V.
Dateman, Tuesday at 9 p.m. -
Circle No. 3 with Mrs. L. W. Cox Richardson Monday at 3 p.m.
Monday at 3 p.m. Circle No. 5 with Mrs. Otis Pyle
Circle No. 4 with Mrs. W. B. meets Monday at 3 p.m.


-i ]rCARD OF THANKS
Miss Pam Huxf0ord, Bride-Elect Is We wishto take this opportunity
to express our heart-felt thanks to
Honored W ith Tea at Parish House those of you who were so kind to
us during the recent death of oar
husband and father. Your expres-
Miss Pam Huxford of Perry, was by the hostesses Mrs. H. C. Phil- sions of kindness helped us to bear
honored with a lovely tea Saturday yaw, Mrs. Gus Creech, Mrs. E. A. our burden more easily.
afternoon August 13 at the Parish Wright, Jr., of Stillwater, Okla- May God bless each of you.
T r,,^ i +F t th ,n 'iin Miss Huxc. homna Miss Peocggyv EliseC Philyawn. THE FAM/TT.V O


i--ouse. ivor e occasion iviiss rAux-
ford wore a pale pink afternoon
dress complimented by a corsage
of purple asters. These colors were
predominate on the tea table and
in floral arrangements throughout


and Miss Sarah Ceva Philyaw of
Lake City.
Numerous friends called during
the afternoon to meet Miss Hux-
ford, neice of Mrs. Creech and


M. G. LEWIS.


CARD OF
Dead friends,
I would like to


the room. bride-elect of George E. Philyaw of tunity to thank y
Attending with Miss .Huxford L!.is city. pressions of love,
were her mother, Mrs. Harley Hux- -. --v----. words, deeds, pra:
ford and her grandmother, Mrs. C. i Vi following my auto
A. O'Quinn of Perry. Highland View Circles i am feeling n
Mrs. L. R. Sanders of Lake City Meet F Dr Program and making plans
presided at the tea table and was Joe as soon as n
assisted b yMiss Beverly Fields also mits.
of Lake City, Mrs. P. B. Fairley, 'Circles 1 and 2 of the Highland Sincerely,
Jr., and Miss Kay Creech. View Baptist Church met Monday BOOTH P
Miss Huxford was presented with afternoon at 3 p.m. for their Royal
agravy ladle in her silver pattern Seffice program. I Released Fon
Mrs. C. A. Phelps presided over Mrs. James MoC
;the meetings and presented the a patient in the M
Mrs. Watts Hostess To scripture taken from I.saiah 43 and has been released
Mrs. L. F. Adams led the group in Carrison Avenue.
Long Avenue Circle 3 pr.ay .r..
1I ; .


Circle 3 of the Long Avenue Bap-
tist WMS met in the home of Mrs.
T. M. Watts Tuesday evening at
8:00 p.m.
The Royal iService program, "A
Sure Road To National Downfall"
was brought by Mrs. Roy. Gibson,
Jr., Mrs. Durel Brigman, Mrs. P. B.
Fairley, Jr., Mrs. J. C. Traweek.
One new member, Mrs. J. 0. Lu-
cas and one visitor, Mrs. Ollie Gran-
tham were present. The meeting
was closed with prayer by Mrs. L.
E. Voss.
Delicious refreshments were ser-
ved to the eleven present.


Circle a gave a very interesting
program on, "A Sure Road To Na-'
tional. Downfall". Taking part on
the program were Mrs. C. A. Phelps
Mrs. Bill Garrett, Mrs. Harold
Eurch, Mrs. Clayton Coker, Mrs.
Leo Kennedy, Mrs. L. F. Adams,
Mrs. Ted Richards and Mrs. Roo-
ney.
'The meeting was dismissed with
prayer by Mrs. Coker.

Spends Week End Here
George Suber spent the week end
here with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
G. F. Suber. George is attending
the University of Florida.


THANKS

take this oppor-
you for your ex-
through thoughts,
years and flowers,
mobile accident.
iuch better now,
to return to St.
my physician per-


Week End Visitors I
P. D. Meredith of Miami, Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Joines of Wewahitchka,
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Meredith of We-
wahitchka, and Mrs. James Glenn
also of Wewahitchka were week
end visitors of the Alfred Joines
family and Chauncey L. Costins.
4-
Returns From Camp Weed
Miss Jean Hayes has returned
from Camp Weed, Carrabelle,
where she spent the summer
months as Camp Leader and Coun-
selor. Also returning from Camp
Weed, after a summer of being a
member of the staff is Bert Munn,


Leaving For Trip
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Laney will
leave today for points in North
Carolina and South Carolina where
they will visit with relatives and
friends for the next three weeks.
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For quick relief from
acid-indigestion.
MATES,
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HAMBURGERS

20c

HOT DOGS

15c
Good Regular Dinners


Butler's Cafe
Next to Suwanee Store


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fic duty of budgeting and spending inoculations, processing many cases
county funds, which are collected 'of communicable diseases and giv- Minutes of The
T H E ST A R from the State and the taxpayers, ing aid to those patients affected,
the people expect them to use and giving hookworm treatments. COUNTY COMMISSION
Published Every Thursday At 306 Williams Avenue, Port St. sound judgment in spending these The latte ris always prevalent and _
Joe, Florida, By The Star Publishing Company funds for the best possible return, is a constant threat to good health,
WESLEY R. RAMSEY, Editor and Publisher These men have wisel chosen to when it goes untreated. WEWAHITCHKA, FLORIDA
Also Linotype Operator, Ad Man, Floor Man, Columnist, support the health program by call- The scope of work done by the The Board of County Commis-
i reporter, Proof Reader and Bookkeeper ling for this referendum. They have County Health Department is far sioners of Gulf County, Florida, met
Entered as second-class matter, December 19, 1987, at the also wisely chosen to budget beyond the vision of the casual ob- this date in regular session with
poe,.office, Port St. Joe, Fla., under Act of March 8, 1879. amounts which they feel they can server. It strives to protect the the following. Coop members present
/SUBSCRIPTION INVARIABLY PAYABLE IN ADVANCE be met without overstraining county L.Ealth of everyone from pre-natal C. Harden, Sr., T. D. Whitfield,
ONE YEAR, $3.00 SIX MONTHS $1.50 revenue. These men will also be to old age. Therefore, if this bill Parker G. Hart and J. C. Price. The
THREE MONTHS $127.15 able to control the method of spend- is not approved by the voters now, Clerk and Attorney Gaskin were
DIAL BAll 7-3161 ing the funds which they have bud- it will undoubtedly be many years also present.
geted for these buildings. What bet- before Port iSt. Joe and Gulf County The Chairman announced that
TO ADVERTISERS-In case of error or omissions in adver- ted ort e b in a b oe P S an Go I this meeting is called for the pur-
tisements, the publishers do not hold themselves liable for ter and more effective way can as a whole will have such an oppor- pose of considering the amount of
damages further than amount received for such advertisement county funds be spent? More people tunity again. The citizens can not money this Board desires to put
will be benefitted in some way by afford to be shortsighted or sel- into the Construction of two Health
The spoken word is given scant attention; the printed word Centers, providing the referendum
is thoughtfully weighed. The spoken word barely asserts; this facility than in any other way, fish, remembering that we are not passes on Senate Bill 1334, Laws
the printed word thoroughly novices. The spoken wrd or through any other media. Dr. building our community and its of Florida, Acts of 1955.
lost the printed word rema Weathington, the health officer for people for today but for tomorrow. The meeting came to order at
Gulf County has said that the ap- -- 7 o'clock P.M.
propriation, which has been set by I The meeting was opened for dis-
omiione, hh has teery mbn Mrs. Forehand Hostess ,cussion with reference to the
the Commisisoners is the very min- Mrs. Forehand Hostess Health Centers and the cost of
the great need which exists, he has imum for county needs. He also To Highland View WSCS constructing same. Those taking
LETTERS TO only to visit the present building, said that there is no reason at all -part in the discussion were: Hon.
located at 224 Sixth Street, and hB Thomas McDaniel, Mayor of the
THE EDITOR located at 224 Sixth Street, and he to feel that any additional millage The meeting of the Highland City of W ewahitchka, Alvin Mc- of the
TE EDITOR should be convinced. This building will be required to operate the new View Woman's rSociety of Christian Glen and Ross [Stripling, 'Members
is sadly lacking in even the essen- buildings, and that he believes that Service met at the home of Mrs. of the City Commission of the City
tial elements, such as toilets and it can be operated quite economic- W. C. Forehand on Monday, August of Wewahitchka. Dr. W. T. Weath-
August 16, 1955 adequate waiting room facilities. ally at pm. eek ington, Director of the Gulf County
Subject: County Health Department By contrast, he should then visit he citizen of Port St. Joe who called the meeting to order and health Department and all mem-
On Tuesday, August 30 a bill of the centers located in Marianna have been around awhile will recall gave the devotional. After lengthy discussion it was
vital importance to the growth and (now under construction), Bonifay, .hat our municipal hospital was Mrs. A B Pratt read the scrip- agreed that Gulf County will expend
welfare of Gulf County will be and Crawfordville, all of which built with Federal funds combined ture taken from St. Luke 19:41-42 Cnt$48,000.00 on the two Health
brought before the voters of Gulf have been financed through the with Federal funds combined ture taken from St. Luke 19:41-42 Centers.called for a dis
County who will decide its fate. application .of the HilBurton Act, with private contributions from lo- followed with reading of "The Story The Chairman called for a dis-
The passage of the bill would mts fate. appich atios an act of the Hilongress of cal people, all who worked very of A Painting". cushion on the proposed Sanitary
The passage of the bill would mean which is an act of the Congress of hi rean wa f w wit Land Fill program under the Mos-
the realization of the hopes and The United States giving aid to hard to provide the hospital which This reading was followed with quito Control Program and told the
dreams.of more people in Port St. the various States in their programs has served this territory very well. prayer for spiritual guidance and Board that the City of Port St. Joe
Joe as well as Gulf County as a for expanding health facilities. Everything considered, we are well world peace. The minutes were has agreed to participate in a Coun-
whole, thans one could hardCounty for expanding health facy, as satisfied with the hospital and it is read and the business transacted, ty-Wide Sanitary Land Fill pro-
whole, than one could hardly ima- n the case of Gulf County, as agreedin sections that it has after which communications were grain and that a resolution will be
-gine. is the case with the other localities filled a vital need. Without the hos- read from the secretary inviting St. Joe with reference to same.
Having struggled down through mentioned above, the Federal Gov- pital, we shudder to think what our the officers and members to attend The Mayor of Wewahitchka indi-
gainst tremendous han- ernment will no doubt have certain local situation would have been the seminar at Chipley. The meet- cated that the City of Wewahitchka
dicaps' nd disappointment,-4ving stipulations or rules about the con- during the intervening years. There ing closed and refreshments were will also participate in said pro-
. ... .ri7gram.'Comm. 'Hart suggested that
,Lo keepace with a rapidly growing riotion features of such build- is every reason for people who have served to six members. oametmm. T arbesueed uth
population, located in an area which ings, but there is no foundation faith to believe that a modern, this Board received a formal reso-
requi-es the maximum of effort to whatever for any fears as to how well equipped County Health Cen- lution from the City of Wewahitch-
provide a good, sound health pro- the 'State and County will operate ter can meet a need for disease. '.. ka and the City of Port St. Joe.
gram, the Gulf County Health De-' them, without Federal interference! 7ft The Board directed the Clerk to
gram, the Gulf County Health De- them, without Federal interference! prevention that is just as important make up the ballot for the -Special
apartment is looking to the people Such buildings will be erected with as that of cure. The Department referendum election to be held Au-
and depending upon good logic and matching Federa funds, already does not conflict n any way with gust 30, 1955 and have the Gulf
sound, sympathetic understanding earmarked for that specific pur- private practice in 'Port St. Joe. In ~ County Breeze print the ballots.
to help put this thing across. They pose, from taxes which ar already fact, it supports and co-operates "' toc e e e ingt d
are supported by a rather large being paid by the Amercian people. with the doctors here. Many times .. then adjourn.
group of local citizens known as No additional taxes will be levied the County Health Department is ATTEST:
the Gulf County Health Council, as for it. If Gulf county accepts that called upon by the doctors and clin- GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY Cierk Y. CChairmanore George Cooper
well as the County Commissioners which is rightfully hers and which ics, as well as the hospital, to do airman
and others. The Council has labored can be considered paid for, it is a do not generally do. Notable ex-
side by side with the County Health 'wise step indeed. If she rejects it,
Department and our State and she is paying for it just the same. specific jobs which they, themselves .. .... .. .. ........ .
County legislators to set up this' Since the Gulf County commis- amples are certain cases of pre-
program. If the voter does not- see sioners are charged with the speci- tatal care, public vaccination, mass






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Washington

SEE SAW
by WIN .PENDLETON
'SIT 'STILL, PROFESSOR Re-
member Professor Bartley? He's
the fellow who was on leave from
the University of 'Florida to study
the ways of the Congressmen. His
year was up two months ago and


WORZ T-V, ORLANDO You
can chalk up a big point for the
owners of WORZ in Orlando in their
fight for channel nine. The Federal
Communications examiner has re-
ported in their favor, in his initial
examination. However, ths is a
preliminary step, and doesn't en-
tirely rule out the chances' of the
Mid-Florida T-V Corporation. But,
round one goes to WORZ.
MORE ON AIRLINE Accord-
ing to Senator George iSmathers,


he returned to the University, rea- his efforts to obtain approval for
dy to teach this semester. But, may- an airline route from Panama City
be he learned too well, because he to Atlanta should be fruitful within
hardly reached Gainesville when he the next three or four months. Ross
was "called back" fo ra special job. Rizley, chairman of the Civil Aero-
The prestige was so great that the nautics Board, has given priority-
Univeristy let him have more leave to the Panama City petition for this
-he accepted the new assignment, service. Expansion plans to the
All the way to Alaska, as a special tune of nearly half a million dol-
legislative consultant to the Alas- lars in improvements to Fannin
ka !Statehood 'Committee. He writes Airport are underway, in anticipa-
an exciting letter. His work in that tion that the service will be grant-
fabulous wilderness sounds unbe- ed. Three lines are reported trying
lievable, but he adds a note that he for the line: Eastern, National and
hopes to be back in Florida before Southern Airways.
winter sets in. (Continued on page 5)


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THURSDAYY; AUGUST 18, 1955 THE STAR, PORIf fi. JOE. GPtLF COUNTY. FLORIDA PAGE
- Mary Riley, Betty Deese, Patricia children spent Sunday in Bonifay Mrs. Herman iStripling spent Washington See-Saw I Guests of Munns Guest From Geo
SHanlon, Barbara Young. Jenny Nor- visiting with MIr. and Mrs. Sanford Friday in Vernon visiting with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Horn Miss Kay Carter o
NEWS FROM is, Lloyd Deese, Dot Dormany. Goodwin. and Mrs. Richard Lewis. I (Continued From Page 4) and children, Bobby and Sandra Ca., is the house guest o01
OAK GROVE Jack Levins, Diana, Olivia and Mrs. Sanford Goodwin of Bonifay Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hall and PILGRIM'S PROGRESS One Ann were guests of Mr. and Mrs. and uncle, Mr and Mr.- ,1r
SV-ankie Gwaltney, Marlyn and Bud- spent the week visiting with Mr. daughter, Cindy of Marianna spent of the first of the Florida colony Bert Munn at Laguna Beach last Joines and childr-.n
By HELEN NORRIS dy Knight, Peggy Haskins, Juanita and Mrs. Tom Levins. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland to head south after the Congress week. ___
Norris, Carol Burns, Peggy Jo David and Tommy Riley. Jimmy Hall. adjourned was Ralph Davis, able ..__..
Young, Melba Jo Brooks, Betty Kay Norris, Joyce and Jerry Hayes, Mrs. Earl Fussell and sons of administrative assistant to Senator rh,is on your printing Is a sign of quality. Star Want A]s Get P rIt
Honored With Party Jean Brooks., Betty Jo Smith, Toby p atricia McFarland, Lloyd, Herbert Pensacola spent the week end vis- Spessard Holland. Mr. and Mrs. ... .
A birthday party was held Friday Dvkes Gail Anderson, Joe Porter, and Son Gardner, and George and iting with her parents, Mr. and Davis took a vagabond type holiday
afternoon at 2:30 in the honor of James Brooks, Marlene Hudson Pobby Neel returned home Satur- Mrs. W. H. Lindsey. on the East Coast near Jensen M l t
Joe Levins at his home on Maddox and the honoree Joe Levins. Mrs. day after spending a week in Pan- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson Beach before Ralph headed for i.g tj L t a -
Street. Several games were played and the Gay assisted in servings amr a City attending the Youth and children .Shelia and Darrell of Camp McClellan, Ala., where he is .2
then refreshments of cake and ice Minnie Gay assisted in serving. Camp. Winter Haven spent Saturday vis- now serving as a Mapor with the MILLIONS OF parts, thousands of tons of delicate and complicated-
cream were served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Levins and jMr. and Mrs. Earl Burrows spent iting with Mr. and Mrs. Buford Georgia-Florida National Guard. In machinery, 11,570,000 square feet of area and upwards of 45,000*
Thursday visiting with the latter's Griffin. two weeks, he will show up in Bar- people on the job! That's what Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
------- ......... -- Thursday visiting with the latter's in uses in producing aircraft ranging from bulged-top radar planes
Parentss. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. C. Deese is spending the week tow, where he will man the Sena- for military, below, to domestic airliners.
SI-anlon. in Panama City visiting with Mr. tor's office until the first of No- .o-. m yn-- :y ........"---c ---'"
Mrs. Geine Ernest of Panama and Mrs. Edgar Deese. vember-then he will trade places X'A ; M....-
City spent several days visiting Mrs. Pete Callahan and children here with Jimmie Golden, who will Ik -
with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Gay. Linda and Kenneth spent a week stay in Florida until Congress re- 14 .
Lloyd Deese, son of Mr. and Mrs. in Florala, Alabama and Westville convenes.
the week visiting with his grand- i Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Goodman and week when Congressman Dante
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deese. 'daughter, Debbie of Camp Rucker, Pascell was eating breakfast in the
.i Mr. and Mrs. Jim Maddox spent I Ala., spent iSaturday visiting with House cafeteria, he was bemoaning
the week end in Panama City vis- Mr. and Mr.s. Tom Levins. the fact that his work was keeping
citing with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brad- Mr. and Mrs. tBill Graves and him in Washington. "It looks like
ley. daughters, Debbie and Linda left I'll be here for two more days," he
The way to lanild a Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Deese and Tuesday morning for Buffalo, New said. "I wish I could get on to Mi- "
bank account! It's eas children of Panama City spent the '!ork, where they will spend several ami." We asked why so anxious. .
and fun with this Cal- A e k end visiting with Mr. and weeks visiting with Mr. and Mrs. "I'm in a hurry to get home so I .
endar-bank. irs. Carl Deese. Howard Graves. Then they will re- can start campaigning." "Campaign-
Deposit a nickel, dime Mr. and Mrs. Allen Norris and turn to Savannah, Ga., where he ing?" we asked, "who in the world IN ; LLING ectrit
or quarter in theright ~ children ly, Judy, Jenny and will be stationed.are you running against?" "I'm run- f :1, .i
hand slot and- your.wl,.of cl
nsor.M Lenny and Mrs. Hansel Norris and Mrs. Dewey Gay of Newburgh, ning," Dante said "against an ima- ftow, ,r, r ", ers
Calendar-bank shows ,I -A,_?,-1., -. .
Cathe da- reminding s h 1 .oA ', daughters Helen and Juanita spent New York is spending several ginary fellow about six feet two- n
e yout keep yourf s several days in Winter Haven vis- weeks visiting with Mrs. Connie inches tall, with the speaking voice : "
yoings up to datkeep your s iin with Mr. and Mrs. Buster Gay and Mrs. Tony Weeks. of William Jennings Bryan, the wis-
quarer in thelefthand -a Fn and Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Powell. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brooks and dom of Demosthenes, the political
uat n them n Lt. Col. and Mrs. Dewey Cooper children spent a week in Belle Glade appeal of Senator 'Smathers and the '
and there's an extra ---- and children, David, Janice and and in Miami visiting with friends dignity of Senator Holland."
slot for "extra say- Diana of Savannah, Ga., Mr. and and relatives. HOLD THOSE REPUBLICANS
ings". By the end of Mrs. George Cooper, Mrs. Douglas More than 1200 Democrats are
one year, 25 a day Brooks and son, Stephen of Chatta- Move To Texas expected to gather for a free feed
will total $94.25! In Gleaming ivory plastic, chrome Back, Lock and nooga, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy smith have i honor of Congressman Paul Ro-
Key which you keep yourself. You need not have or open an account Riley and Maureen Presley of Mil- left for Wichita Falls, Texas to gers tonight in Fort Lauderdale.
to get one we offer them as a service to encourage Thriftton, were the house guests of Rev. reside. Mr. Smith, who is in the With that sort of a beginning, Paul
and MrFs. Lloyd Riley. Air Force, will be stationed there. to stump his district (11
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-------- -a cordial inv. nation to everyone.
NEWS FROM. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Telavins and
W R daughters, of Bonifay spent the
ighand 'View week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
SChestnut.
By MARTHA RAY A st,-.k shower was given in hon-
_' |or of Mrs. June McArdle. Hostesses
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gross of Pan-'ere Mrs. Carlos Miles, H. C. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gross of Pan- a W. an t h m o
ama City were dinner guests of and W. Branner, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Parker Sunday' e c es
Billy Gay Crutchfield of Cypress of cake, e cream, and coke were
is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. B. serve. Prizes were won by s.
If. C. Jones and Troy Douglas.


Hanna.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hellings of
Parks Air Force Base, California
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. B.
Cannington.
Mrs. Bill Marlow and father,
Dave Gaskin of Panama City are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bud William-
son.
Gene Cannington and Miss Betty
Jean Nelson of Havana are visit-
ing his mother, Mrs. J. B. Canning-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Von Peterson and
Miss Wavin Peterson of Samson,
Ala., are visiting with their bro-
ther and family, Mr. and Mrs. C.


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-hower, Friday afternoon, given by
liss- Mary Cox and assisted in serv-
ing by Misses Melba Butts ind I
Raiinza Cox. Those enjoying the af-
fair were Misses Mavis and Betty
'utts. Eric-ne and Ruby Whitting-
ron, Sandra Adams and Mrs. Mar-
tha Blakeney.
Misses Mary Cox and Gloria
AMae Gainous are attending a Bible!
Memory Association Camp at Eden, i
Ala.,, for a few days.
Miss Margaret Haddock of Ver- I


Those attending were: M.irs. Bud non is spending a few days with
Williamson, H. J. Foster, H. C. Miss Martha Ray.


Jones, Fred McIntosh, Jim Godwin,
George Ramsey, Joel Clark, M. L.
Cooper, J. V. Cannington, M. E.
Johnson, Troy Douglas, B. Glass,
Carlos .Miles, W. T. Branner and
Mrs. James D. McCardle. Those
sending gifts were: Mrs. Martha
Blakney, Easter Petis, Grover.
Clark. and Mrs. f(eradine White.
Mr. and Mrs. Tora-i Kelly and
sons visited with friends and rela-
tives in Bonifay and Vernon.
Gene Adkins and Miss Martha
Ray visited with relatives and
friends in Cypress and Fort White.


C. Peterson. I Mrs. H. B.. Williams and daugh-
Miss Shirley Stewart of Colum- tears, Linda Lou, Lenore Sue and
bus, Ga., was a week end guest of Mary of Fort White are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Orrell. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
A revival will begin at the As- H. Kelly.
sembly of God Church August 16 -Mr. and Mrs. Connie Pettis visited
through 21 at 8:00 p.m. Rev. J. M. friends and relatives in Panama
Graham, pastor of the Birming- City.
ham, Ala., Assembly of God Church, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chestnut vis-
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A revival will begin at the High-
land View Methodist Church Sun-
day, August 21,. and will continue
through Friday night, August 26.
Rev. Otis Guy, pastor of Grace Me-
thodist Church, Marianna, will be
the evangelist. Services will be held
at 7:00 o'clock each morning. Youth
Service each evening at 7:30 and
evening services at 8:00. Mr. A. B.
Pratt will direct the congregational
singing and choir specials. Rev.
Douglas Newsome, pastor, will
serve as pianist. Great features of
the revival will include instrumen-
tal solos and duets, vocal solos,
great gospel singing, and choir
specials.
The entire membership of the
church extends a cordial invitation
to everyone.
An all-night prayer service will
be held at the Highland View Me-
thodist Church, Saturday night,
August 20, beginning at 8:00. The
church will be lighted all night for
the convenience of anyone who
would like to stop, meditate, and
pray in the quietness and worship-
ful atmosphere of the church.
,Someone will be in charge of the
service at each hour of the night.
A prayer chain will start at 8:00
p.m. and will continue until 6:00
a.m. The pastor, Rev. Douglas
Newsome, encourages everyone to
use this opportunity of special
prayer for their coming ; revival.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hunt, spent
Sunday in Chipley wi!h Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd 'Hunt and family.


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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Laney had as
their guests for the weke end, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Yelverton and son
Jerry of Birmingham and Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Hightower and children,
Sharron, David and Tommy of
Pensacola.


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Return, From Camp
Misses Martha :Costin, Sandra
Mercer, Betty Jean Merce and Di-
ane Gilbert have returned from a
weeks stay at Camp Timtoochee,
44H Club near Niceville. Diane and
Sandra won scholarships for mak-
ing the most outstanding decora-
tion for a table.


Guest of Munn's r
B. H. Munn, Sr., of De Funiak
Springs is the guest of her son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
'Munn, Jr., on Hunter Circle.


There will be a Parent-Teacher
Get Together Friday, August 26,
from 8:00 til 9:00 p.m., in the main
building of the Elementary Schools
on Long Avenue. Mrs. Marvin Land,
Chairman of the Parent-Teacher
Get-Together. extends an invitation
to all parents and teachers of chil-
dren in the Elementary School to
attend and get acquainted at the
beginning of the school year.


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day from a month's camp period in
northern Georgia.

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at Beacon. Hill. Contact Silas R.
Stone, 321 Reid Ave. tfc-6-16
FOR SALE: 12 hp. powermatic Wi-
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factory built trailer. $350.00. Call
at Western Auto Asosciate Store.

HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED: Experienced
meat cutter. Steady work. Apply
Piggly Wiggly Super Market.

FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Furnished bedrooms
and apartments. David's Motel,
202 Monument Ave., Phone 9-9161.
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment.
228 Eighth Street.
FOR RENT: 4-room unfurnished
apartment. 522 Third St. Phone
7-9411. 2tp
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Redecorated. New ice box and
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kinds electric and refrigeration
service and installation. Phone
STOP AND SWAP-Headquarters
for your used furniture and ap
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Reel Parts and Repairs
LODGE NOTICES
WILLIS V. ROWAN POST 116,
THE AMERICAN LEGION. Meet-
ing first and third Monday nights
800 p.m., American Legion Home
MASONIC TEMPLE F. & A. M.-
Port St. Joe Lodge 111 Regular
meetings 2nd and 4th FrI-
days each month, 8:00 p. m.
Members urged to attend;
slittingg brothers welcome. W. L.
Jordan, W. M.; R. H. Trawick,
secretary.
LOYAL ORDER
OF MOOSE tA .
Meeting night ev6- [
ery other Monday. V /)j
Meetings at Moose d '.
Hall, 310 Fourth St. R"
SAMARITAN LODGE No. 40, 1. 0.
0. F.-Meets first and third Thurs.
days, 7:30 p. m. in Masonic Hall. All
members urged to attend; visiting
brethren invited. H. H. Shirley, N.
G., Alden Ferris, Secretary.
R. A. M.-Regular convocation of
St. Joseph Chapter No. 56, R. A.
M., 2nd and 4th Mondays. All visit-
Ing companions welcome. Jimmy
Greer, High Priest; H. R. Malge,
secretary.
PHOTOSTAT COPIES made of any
important paper you want to pre-
serve. $1.00 per copy. THE STAR,
Dial 7-3161.
MIMEO PAPER-8'/Vxll and 8%x
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all times. The Star. tf
FOR SALE: Scratch pads, ditto
paper, second sheets, sales books
guest checks. THE STAR, Phone
61 for delivery.
FOR SALE: 1-ton Mitchell room
air conditioner. 1 year old. Good
condition. $250.00. See at The Star.
RECEIPT BOOKS: Small books of
duplicate receipts and books of
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MRS. BASIL E. MOORE is pictured above following her
recent wedding in the First Baptist Church here. Mrs.
Moore is the former Miss Erline McClellan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McClellan of this city.


Mr. and Ms. Grover Newson of
Kenney's Mill are announcing the
birth of a son, on August 14 in the
Municipal Hospital. The baby
weighed 7 lbs., 2 ozs.


.Long Avenue Circle 2
Meets With Mrs. Money

Circle 2 of the Long Avenue Bap-
tist WMS met Tuesday evening,
August 16 with Mrs. Eldridge Mon-
ey. Members present were Mrs. J.
D. Clark, Mrs. Joe McLeod, Mrs.
Durrel Sykes, Mrs..W. P. Dockery,
Alma Baggett, Mrs. Willie Howell,
Mrs. George Cooper, Mrs. Joe Alli-
good and Mrs. Eldridge Money.
Alma Baggett presented the pro-
gram, "A Sure Road to the National
Downfall", taken from the Royal
,SLrvice magazine. For the devo-
tional Miss Baggett read from Deu-
teronomy 29:6, Proverbs 20:1, Pro-
verbs 21:17, Proberbs 23:20, 21,
Proverbs 23:29-32, Ephesians 5:18.
A short business session was held
with each chairman giving a report.
The meeting closed with prayer.
The hostess served refreshments
of roasted peanuts, cookies and
Cokes.


Local Group Visits
Boy Scout Camp Site

Visiting the Boy Scout Camp and
enjoying a -barbecue chicken sup-
per on Wednesday night of last
week were Bob Walton, Scout Ex-
ecutive of Panama City; Mrs. Sue
Cox iSpaulding and daughter Janie
Sue; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tharpe
and daughter Linda, Mrs. Alford
Joines and daughter Jae Frieda,
Ms., Arnold Daniels, Mrs. Larry
Bouler and daughters Donna Lee
and Connie, Mr. and Mrs. Buck
Griffin and .sons Eugene and Gale,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Byrd and daugh-
ter Carol Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Tomlinson and daughter, iBetty;
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bobbitt and
daughter, Mary Jane; Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Fuller and son Morris;
Mr. and Mrs. George Sheitlin, Spar-
ten, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Jones and daughter, Kitty; Mrs. C.
L. Costin and son Leonard; Miss
Kay Carter, 'Sylvester, Ga.; Mrs.
H. R. Walters and children *Carrie
Joe, Mary Louise and Charlene;
Mrs. Barney McCormick, Miss Bon-
cile McCormick; Mrs. John T.
Simpson, Miss Myrtle 'Simpson,
Miss Marlyn Duggar of Apalachi-
cola. Wednesday was visitor's day
at the camp which was located
near Marianna.


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Living in Knoxville
Capt. and Mrs. Earl S. Payne
Advertising doesn't eost, it PAYS! and sons David, Donald and Corky
-. former residents of St. Joe are mak-
g rr f. r-o t T p iPA,.MEing their home in Knoxville, Tenn.,
_-___- where Capt. Payne is stationed at
Ad.!c t. .., ,,. c. it PAYS. McGhee-Tyson Air Base.


BURGLARS
(Continued from page 1)
to the FBI to answer to stealing
an auto and transporting it over
the state line and the oher is being
held in the Gulf County jail pend-
ing trial at the present term of
court.

Visitors of Bissetts
S -r. and Mrs. W. C. Gray and
daughter, Jane of Allendale, S. C.,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Bissett. The Bissett's
neice, Ann Gray, who has been vis-
iting with them for the past two
weeks, returned home with her
parents.

Leave On Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gill are
spending a two week vacation in
A nniston, Ala.

Returns From Korea
Norman Allemore, Jr., arrived
home 'Saturday. 'He has spent the
last 15 months in Korea.

WHITE CITY NEWS
by MRS. GEORGE HARPER

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harper spent
the week end .in Bristol visiting
Mrs. Harper's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. 0. Ogle and her brother
A-3C James Ogle who was home
cn leave from serving with the
UTSAF in Africa.
'Mrs. Douglas Whitehead was hon-
oi ed Wednesday morning with a
stork shower which was held at
the Community House at 9:00 a.m.
Games were enjoyed after which
the gifts were presented to the
honoree. Refreshments were ser-
ved by Mesdames Bud Hatcher,
George Harper and Tee Hicks to:
Mesdames Henry Sewell, Rudolph
Shirah, Paul Bratcher, G. S. Crox-
ton, Bill Harper, James Horton, J.
H. Chafin, E. L. Antley. Those
sending gifts but were not present
were: Mesdames Robert Daniels,
Carl ,Stevens, Bob Smith, Walter
Markham and Walter Stafford.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Markham
and her mother, Mrs. R. Godwin left
Thursday for Ocala. Mrs. Markham
remained with her parents while
Rev. Markham returned home Sat-
urday-
The Assembly of God Church
held their monthly youth rally of
this district Monday night. They
had guests from Panama City, We-
wahitchka and other neighboring
towns.
Ronnie and Martha Holsenback
spent last week in Panama City at
the Assembly of God youth camp.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
regret to learn that they have mov-
ed from White City. However, we
wish them much enjoyment in liv-
ing on their farm at Dalkeith.
Mrs. Richard Hart arrived Thurs-
day from Pittsburgh, Pa., for an
extended visit with her parents,
Mr. and Ms. J. H. Pope.
A revival is being held at the
White City Baptist mission church
with the Rev. Carswell of Ponce
de Leon doing the preaching at
8:00 p.m. The public is invited to
attend the services through Satur-
day night.


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