The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-11-01
VANCLEAVE NOTES.
reported BY VancIeave conso,id... =
oohoo'; sammye Rouse, Editor.
in-chief.

me Woman's Missionary Union met
at Mrs Henry Davis THURSDAY Oct
20, at p. m.
Evangelist P'Pool will be in Van.
c'eaVe Thursday, October 3Oth. to ro.
ni'ih through Sunday. Preaching at
n'sn' only until Sunday. Everybody
Is invited to come out to hear him
mere Will be three services Sunday.
lhe constitutional amendment to ba
vo'ed On November 4 is a matter of
interest TO the citizens of Vancleave
Inc object of this amendment is to
equallze the distribution of scboo,
money. To quote from Supt w F. ,
nohu: 'lhe present method of distrib- =
u'ihg the state school fund is unfair q
because on state money alone in soma h
counties the schools are able to run
se'eh' eight and nine months, paying G.
maximum salaries to teachers while q
IN other counties the schools can hard. i,
~ De maintained for four, five and six al
months, paying minimum salaries On fr
state money alone, the public schools a,
'l0 '.''e shoulo run for an equal of
ehgth OF time, in every county of the te
tate' as the state does not own any he
nore to one child than it does to an.
ther.' Let every voter do his duty re,
Singleton Mckay of Pascagoula, who an
'as formerly a student of the Van wa
leave High School, was here Satur. w,
ay en- route to New Prospect Camp wa
Getting oue
Miss Lois Taylor of Beaumont, Tex, Mis-
as the guest of her monther last bri,
eek. M,
MISS Norma ]. Lowry, who taught Mrs
re some years ago, was week end VIII
sitor to friends here. old
The bookkeeping class has almost a n,
lshed its Introductory course and r
oks are ordered for advanced tow
1i'e fune
query: Ask Ira Havens what is the land
1perature of yellow jackets foot. Sidn
ames Martin, who is native of hons
iclea'e ana mas been IN the navy Miss
four years, recently came home on wido
furlough. He is now visit Mr.
relatiVes Ill dullport. WITHIN thlr- Mrs.
lays he will receive his discharge of N
a the navy.
lifton Dees has recently purchased
lick car of which he is very proud
r. and Mrs. Mack H. Rouse retHg9= Hg9= .,AAspa. ,Ap
after spending several days with of tn
ives here. when
SIS Lillian Hatten of McHenry was most
guest of Miss Sammye Rouse on of the
lay. beauti
irwin FURRY of Pascagoula was a colors
1t visitor to relatives here. izing
sses Hattie Pearson, Lula FURRY of the
nye Rouse and Messrs Samuel where
y, Raymond Mallette and Arthur bers {
D attended the Jackson county commi
It Pascagoula on October %. mittee
5. w. H. Lewis was visitor to all dun
chool Thursday and Friday. from
st of the club members attended the oc
lub exhibit at Pascagoula. Mr.. and ca
lberg addressed the gathering of dance.
members and visitors in the visitors
louse. His speech was enjoyed Orlean!
. were q
following prizes were won by lily in
of our school: Lucille Havens- represe
prize, one quart jar of pears; ty was
prize, one quart jar of pears; graciou
prize pen of Rhode Island Reds. bratiOn
1 paulding-Second prize, jar stride
, paste; second prize, bottle mercial
sauce; second prize, bottle OF to the
o: first prize, laundry bag; first Elks in
work dress: first prize, dresser leadersl
events
e C. Havens-First prize, IL OF.
atermelon preserves; second Mrs.
u OF. jar fig preserves; first hostess
,lass plum jelly; first prize, bot Saturda,
wberry juice; second prize, bot tanned t
ckberry Juice; first prize, pen ton. c
Island reds; first prize, record ness to
INTEREST,"
e C. Havens won the free trip joyed, IL
State Fair at Jackson. sisted b.
and Miss
SHOOTS SOLDIER. cream a