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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
&. 10. Hinte,t
Qicfcrt MIR bette Hlnmbcrarbeit
in Salem.

Scrr g. W. pinton bot iein @e.
idXiit ami 157 50. Gusiportb Mpe.
etabliort. Gr tut ir9enhnelfe 9lei-
arbcit. er oerfauft ,no initalliert aud)
@inflcr Stoders uno perfamit ;sar.
ben ieocr Mrt. Serr Sinton lit I'M.
ter ocn Sadien in Salem gut be-
FAINT umo bie Sabien meroen 8elo
iporen, ipenn iie ibm ibre slrbeiten
geben, ocnn er lit icbon 10 ,sabre in
oieiem 8eidbdft nno fann ols elm
tiihtiaer Nrbeiter ,lno ebrliher
Marn empioblen werben.
9ieie Winfler a,tomatiiben Stoder
arbeilen iebr gut. @enn Sic einen
initallicren laiien, Damn iparen Sic
@elo an Ssbrem ,Sel,erlngsrnaterial-
Mednllngeu. 8Gllmt aui nit Ger al
ten isurnace-i isei'er,lng lmb ser @inf-
Ter Stofer gibt Sbnen gleihm1bige
Site. 1auienoe gebrauhcn oieien
Stottr bon aiiite 81 &iiite. Gs aibt
% Mooelle fir irgenoeinen Sei3.
raum bon &leinbaus bis our 'sabrif
Seine gln5ablung unb orei Sabre
3eit gum slb5ablen. Nabt einen
8er'nh. 2abt Cure slrbeit bon SIN,
ton tiln.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
TWILIGHT IN JUNE

Due to circumstances beyond
our control the name or our semi
formal dance which was adver-
tised few weeks ago as the
Mexican Hop" will be changed
This change was entirely un-
avoiiable and we hope that we
had not inconvenienced anyone
in any way.
The dance is still to be held on
June 10Th and this change will in
no way affect the good time which
we promised you a few weeks
ago.
The new theme of the semi
formal will be Twilight in June"
and it will be just as the name
implies, beautiful night in June,
one that will be remembered for
long time to come.
We have secured the music of
Rudy Barton and his orchestra
who are fast becoming favorites
among the dancers in and about
Canton. So come on all you fell
low Saxons and join US in max
ing our affair a great success.
Please write early for reserva-
tions as only a limited number
I; will be sold. Address all bids to
Miss Dorothea Stoff, l332-l8th
ST., N. w., Canton, Ohio. Also
state in your letter whether you
wish to remain over night and
Accommodations will be made for
you.
This is the first semi-formal
dance that the Canton Jr. Sax
ons have had for a long time and
we are depending a lot on our
fellow Saxons from out of town
as we'll as in Canton for a big slice
of that cake called COOPERA-
| TlON. For further information
concerning this dance keep tuned
to this column.
The Committee
Canton Junior Saxon Club.
Henry NJ. Miller.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Graduation

Seeing that this is the month
of June, we have something else
that is news besides marriage ,and
that is Graduation. We have in
our midst six people who have
reached the so called goal line of
High School and they are: So
phie Thesis, Eddie Dorling. Kay
Ehrrann, Margaret kotsch, Es-
ther Schunn and Edith krempels
Well kids we wish you lots of
luck IN the future years to come
because you are on your own
hook now and instead of learning
from books you get the actual ex-
perience and experience is the
best teacher.
Our swim meet will be held
August 18th instead of the llth
due to unforeseen circumstances,
but anyhow get your committees
together and plan on this event
ahead of time On that day De-
troit Jrs. will play Youngstown
in the mushball league. There
will be all sorts of entertainment
in the afternoon and dance and
meal in the evening with a name
band supplying the music.
Come on you good looking girls
you better keep yourselves prett-
led up, for all the Saxon clubs
arc asked to send a queen to the
swim meet where one will be
chosen as the Saxon Queen.
AS you might know Mary Soil
ner Of Columbus was last years
Queen and she is really pretty.
Astabula Trip
Oun plans for our annual Ash
tabula trip are shaping up so keep
your eyes turned to this column.
Attention Boys
Better get yourself in shape,
for our first game is drawing near
and none of us are pros.
To Detroit
Things are kinda swinging
your way and | am thinking your
goin' to see lot of our members
at the convention.
Our next meeting will be held
June llth. So everybody be there
and do your part. think nearly
everyone is on a committee for
this swim meet and you cannot
afford to miss these meetings.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Gyien''s weit GnN
Serpiec Statictt

9ie IpIon's Weit gno Serpice
Stot;rn lit cine Der beiteineeridteten
8alolrn Stationen in Salem am
@citenoe Ser Staot mno mir f0nnen
MIR ans Griabrlme iprehen, tpenn
mir ingen bob Tpion unb ieine Nn.
geltellten allen ibren &unoen gllten
0ien't geben. Sic iino iebr supor-
fommcno. Sier befommen Sic 8e-
oienrng bonn Bumper bis gum Bum.
per unb oa5l raid uno ebrlih. Ga,
lemer Siebenbiirger &unbifaft mirh
bon &errn Ipion icbr geidGti, baber
fallien Sic Sbre Sele ,lnb 8aioline
bon bier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
!. (Gn,ntetk) 111eere
SAINT Gurt, Sbriebe's Tarm.Na.
idDimcn unb 3raftoren=8eidaft in
Damascus, Sbio.

Gmmetb, oas lit ,uie i'm iebcr
Wanr anruft, iplrbe i'm Golumbiana
County auf elmer ssarm ettpa 3 Wei-
len prn Salem geboren. gr lit Elm
tiidtiger, erfolgreiber 6armer lmo
bot p'ele 5relnbe inter oen Sieben.
biirger Sahien umo Tertiben. Gr
mar INNER titis in ssarmoraaniia'
tionen unb Stride. Gr bat piele Sc.
idMfte nit oem ebenaligen &inoer.
uno slltenbeim in Salem getan unb
ebrlid) beoient.
9trr 6. g. Mollnts 1T elm eriab-
rener Sraftprmann umo lit angeltellt
bei =. Gmmetb Wore, er bat iiini
Sabre sic 1raftorihule ser Tl,ie
Hlolp So. beiuht, Die Ole beiten
Ssarm .Maihien uno @erfseuge in
slmerifa MAIDEN.
-O-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
$alet,t 11urieries
5ge Cope Bros. 4 6mls sSne. baben
fernluIe 8irne entluidelt.

g. loiro gclpiB ale uniere 2eier i1.
terelrren 81 erfabren, baB es iest alld)
fern!oie @irnen gibt. 9be Cope Bros.
& Suit Co.. sic Dor et,pa fiinf,ie
,Sabrcn i'm Golumbiana Gountp etab.
liert iruroe, erfrellt iid) groBen gu.
iprll!'s ipeeeu ihren eritflaiiigen
@arcr oie lie Iiefern - in illngen
8G,lmcn ieber Mrt, iotpie perihieoe.
men glumcnItrGuhern. bie 81 pers
'diebcnen Seiten uabreno oes Com,
mers bliiben. Iuberoem bat bieie @e.
lealtuft cine fernloie 8irne geaiidtet
Die feire &erae rno fein aerngebdl,ie
bat. Sic 8irne lit Der 8arlettbirne
lebr Gbnlid). tuadIt et,ua 21a Bis 2$
Bon hid, Die 6arbe lit eelb unb elm
uenic r0tlif, unb lit iebr idmadbaft
,,no rc:ft ettuo 10 Gage nod ser Bar
lett in elmer Saiion no feline g,lten
8irn,u ali oen Marft fommen. 0ies
ic fernloie 8irne reift eben uno pir6
niht r,eih in Der Mitte. sic bat ieSe
Yrii1.:ng iiberitanoen nit fliegenoen
Sabnen. Sic il,neen 8dl,me foiten,
ipenn Gin Sabr alt uno bon 3 bis 5
SUB bnd, $1.OO oas Stiid ODER rs
Doacrs fir Sllnoert uno Gltere
8Glme uno iolde Die 11/16 bid
iinb, tclten $1.95 bas Stiid. Sic tras
gen i,Aon I'M oritten Sabr uno i'm
fiin'tcr Ssabr tragen iie llngefdbr 8
Yuihci 8irnen. @ir baben ihon IGn-
aere Sabre nit Cope 8ros. & Suit
Geihafte setan uno finoen oaB iie
reele 8eoienl.ng seben uno ibre Wa.
rem earantieren.
Gs baben piele Siebenbiir9er
Sa,bien fir oieie ssirma gearbeitet
lmo tperoen bon Der isirma als Die
belten Mrbeiter geprieien.
g. tueroen iGhrlidb iiber 10000
oieier fernloien 8irnen tragenoc
&Gume iiber oas gan5e 2ano per-
fault. .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Kernba,,'s SrienHlY
Serpiee

Sornbau's Srienolp Serpice be,
finoet iid al Eeribins seaeniiber
Dem Heilep 1elo. IS gibt allen &un,
Den Die bette 9eoienn1ng in ieoer Art
Sier fonnen Sic Sbren Motor itin1,
men, S6ren Sergaier reinigen lnb
Sbre 8remien ieeBn laierl. @enn
Sic Mutotrmbel baben in ser Ndbe
Don Salem, rufen Sic Salem 1880
auf lmo &ornblal's ssrienolp Ser.
uict miro prompt 5ur Stele iein l,nb
Sbnen belien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Detroit News

Detroit, Mich, June 6-Detroit
crys out loud: Another day pas
sed by and Detroit Jr. Saxons
take it on the chin from Salem
9 to 2. After the Ball game all
the Juniors celebrated at the
Carpathia Hall and all the Sem
iors supported them, by that |
mean SCHNEIDER, Deptner. Lutsch
and myself. The rest of them
thought because because Rouma-
MIA took our country they were
Roumanians.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Cope Hetel Reitaurat,t

Sn' Salemer 2ape Sotel Reitau,
rant tpcroen sic &rnoen INNER iebr
,llpf ,mmcn0 be6icnt. Ta tperoen
MIR Sic feiniten Mabl5eiten itrpiert,
oos 'oirb ieoer Salemer Sadie 81
men icgeu fonnen. @enn Sic in 60,
lem en- autes giien einnebmen mol.
len. 10 pergeilen Sic nii)t uuo febren
Sic i'm 2ape Sotel Meitalrant Elm.
1ies lit aud' oas bette Sotel in ga.
lem, ga befonlmen Sic immer feline
3imner 5u mGBigem Yreis.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

Lorain, O.. June 6-The boys
played the first game of the sea-
sol, last Sunday and were defeat
ed bv Clevel. East by the score
of 8 to 6. Cleveland East sure had
some Aashy outfits on the field.
The next game is the 23rd of
June There is a game you Lorain
funs will not want to miss.
We have two members of our
club, Dorothy Deutschlander and
Elmer Schneider, that graduated
this week and also former men,
Der, Frieda Folbert. Lots of luck
and success for the future.
Our next meeting will be on
June 18th, at which time we will
hear the report of the convention.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

tbefsn fiillen Ge5eptc ebrlid unb &C.
lpiiientoft unb boben Die belten uno
mooerniten Mpotbefen in Salem, 8.
Sic tuiinidcn oab Die Siebenbiireer
Sacbien audi in 3utunit ibre Sum.
oen 6leiben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Youngstown News
By Frask Bokesch

Youngstown, o., June 6-Our
last meeting took place May %
and it was fairly we'll attended
but it still could be better. We
wish to welcome two new mem
bers Paul Schuller and Michael
Bokesch Jr. to our club and we
sincerely hope you will stick with
lis.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

- ssm iiiboiteuropdiiben @etters
ipinfel ideint man uid!t redt an ben
Sbub an slal,ben. ben Elm Meeen-
id)irm berbiirsen fann.
= Gs aibt ssrauer. oie tuirtlide
1rdnen nergieben, tpenn iie tueinen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

Ludwigshafen. The &c Farben-
industrie, Europe's largest che
micals and dye concern, celebra-
ties the 18th anniversary of one of
its component parts, the Bad
ische Anilin Sodafabrik". Bad
ische" has developed some of the
most revolutionizing methods
and some of the worlds out
standing chemical and dye pro-
ducts. In 1897 it brought out arti-
fetal indigo, in 1901 the famous
indanthrene dyes, and more re-
Gently nitrogen from the air. BEN
zene from coal. and the synthetic
rubber "Buna".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
WPA Headed For Prediction
Soree IF New Deal Has It's WAY
By congressman Frances P. Bolton

fairs in Europe which renews their
hope and belief that the President
will accept third term nomination.
Whether or not approval is given
the Knox-L Landon conferences at
White House, there seems to be a
sentiment in favor of anything that
would settle the third term problem
once and for all.
THE Farm Credit Administration
L has liberalized its requirements
with regard to payment of loans.
Borrowers have been so anxious to
take advantage of the terms that the
+ "a has asked for an added appro-
priat,on of nearly two million dollars
to provide additional personnel.
THERE is very real sentiment
L on Capitol Hill-not confined
to the opposition-that Congress
should not adjourn. At the moment
this is based on the feeling that the
first line of defense, namely. fnan-
cial soundness, requires that taxes
should be planned to cover the extra
ordinary defense appropriations be-
ing voted almost hysterically.
Should Congress adjourn without
having passed such a tax measure
the probability of further devalua-
ton CT the dollar. of increasing the
debt limit, of initiation, would be
dangerously imminent.
THESE are serious days. cannot
urge my readers too strongly to
keep them from imbn.sipe thinking
ard imbnisi1e action. That 7oe need
TO consider and PIT into operation an
adequate program for national defense
is Of prime importance. BIT let US do
it sarely and 7oisely. not Permitting
ourselves to be rushed into hit or miss
methods auh no tinoncia! plan to
make 1t truly safe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

Ao % .
consideration of
the relief bill the
a d NJ i n istration
leaders defeated
all attempts to
elm mate t h e
provision which
permits expend-
ing the entire
a p pro pri alton
during the next
g h t months
An amendment
to increase the
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Aeiiert ami KreHit


s(n Gle sSinansierllng ielblt fleincr
prioater GinfGnie aui Dem Slbsab-
lunas,uege baben mir llns in Sen
Gereiniaten Staaten 10 getpobnt, oaB
es t"'lm cine lleberraihung auslolt,
Denn nllnmebr ielblt oie Giienbabnen
oas Sblagport ausgeben: Reiict aui
Mb5ubArng!
Die amerifaniihen Giienbahnen
baben iif entihloiien, Ser oGeemei.
men amerifaniibcn 8orliebe fir
Teil5ablunsen 9lefn,ns 81 traacn
uno ssabrfarten auf elmer s(bsab-
lungsbaiis 81 perfauien. Ssrsenoei.
ne 5abrt innerbalb oes 2anoes, sic
iiber fiinfsig Dollars foltet. tann mad,
fleiner llno einfader Gorpriifung ser
finan3ieuen Observation-Disclosures oes
proipeftipen 6abrsaites unternom.
men tperben.
Sic 3inien fir oas ssabrfarten.
Garlefen iinb al.f iieben Yrp5ent felt.
| aeiebt. Die slnleiben iino inn 2auie
zines Sssabres riid3oblbar. Gin ga.
milien=Sberbal,pt permag, lpenn Die
fReiie NIT ser gansen ;samilie unter.
nommen miro, sic MinoeitoarIebens,
ilunme bon fiinfaig Collar beiipiels,
|'peiie in flint ssabrfarten 81 ie sebn
Dollar allfteilen.
Gem Hlan fommt ipegen Ser BEL,
oen @eltausitellunsen - in Melu
Oorf nnb Can francisco - beion.
oere 8ebeutllng 5ll. sluh lit 81 be,
riidiid'tigen, oaB oie eMropGiihe
&riegs sone Den 9ourilten periperrt
lit, 10 bab itGrfer als ie Dem eigenen
&ontiaent Ger gor3ua gegeben tper.
oen mlB.
Ga Die gabnen ge3ipungen iinb,
Iegitime Mittel a,,r 60roerung if.
res paiiagier. ooer 6rahtseihGftes
ein3lieben. 10 tuGre es 5lpedlos, in
oieie'n 3uiammenhans Die fllnSa,
mentale Sraee allf5uiperfen, Oh eine
ausoehnl,ng oes slb5ablunsseeid,Gi
tes audi aili 6ieie Bbaie oes @irt,
idaftslebens rattan lit. Nn ,mo fir
iid lit cine langfriitiae 8erpfdnouna
oes &onilrmenten- -Ginfommens ge,pi6
nibt 'uiinifensluert, Inn 10 mebr, als
Die g. nreiiion nab 1929 pieliad) aui
cine lleberipannllns oes 8erbra,,her-
freoiis 5uriitgefiibrt ipuroe. Mber oo
ia nod peit fleinere &dufe oils cine
8abnfabrfarte 3u minoeitens fiinf3ie
Dollars auf Dem 1eiIsabll,ngsapege
finan5iert peroen. 10 f0nnen bon Die,
Ter Srite faum leeitime Gin.pdnSe er-
boben iperoen. gs lei oenn, oaB sic
groBe Jrage bcs Ierbrauder. .3reoit-
tuei lens in ihrer aan5en ioaialen uno
pirtihaftlid)en 9rog,ueite er0rtert
miro. Mber oa oasu in llnternebmer.
uno Observation-Disclosures feline
Neigung beltebt. 10 fonncn ipir ms
nit cinem in oieier Rid)tllng lieeen-
oen Siniueis beeniiaen.
Sm @runoe genommen lit es 81
begriiBen, lpenn sic 8abnen ben brei-
ten chihten Der 8ep0lfer,lng Sc.
legen5eit geben. elm idones Stiid M
ieres 0anoes auf Dem 1eil,obl,,ngs-
nege :ennen 81 lernen. Gs fam n,lr
geboift iperoen. oak Sen Meiienoen
ipdter Die angenebmen Grinnerllngen
nid)t o,,rd al5u grobe Mb5abl,mgs=
SdNuieriefeiten persiQt meroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

- @enn Ser &rieg MN ouh i'm
Mittelmeer alsbrehen ioute. tperoen
Die Sriebensbeitrebungen balo feline
Mittel mebr baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

Hamburg. The ship building
concern, Deutsche Werft AG., re-
ports for 1899 gross sales of 74.4
(l938 7l.5) million Marks. Of
these, an even larger proportion
than in 1888 was to foreign coun-
tries. The dividend remains at 8
per cent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

- 1ie &auptperionen in Ser po-
litiiden Mrena iino porldufie nod
Die 9rcb- b-agenten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

DELIEF and national defense
N legislation have occupied the
House practically all of the last ten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

- Sd tuerbe meme SHUTTER ME
bergeiien, oenn iie pflan3te unb ndbr=
te Der eriten &eim oes @uten in mir.
iie 0iiaete mein &er3 oen Ginoriifen
Der Vatur, uno ibre 2ebren baben ei-
men in.metpibrenoen ginorud a,lf
mein 2eben gebabt. emmanuel aant.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

= Die ~Mlte Welt" ideint id)ou
10 alt aeiuor6en an iein. 6aB iie am
Tatterib Ieioet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

THE New Deal group is smiling
L these days over the turn of af-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29

txusaAers se bFanx hesss& - ase -
w1untn q kAw2 ~ @ss Mn&nsF
TIE aofs e. knnne men Ard tlsesT
uxusrn u faa Il eoHm r&kkxiA ard
guwAr2 Tn and takrs un . AxAFr&x
efaRn4ttt insNzsffy. n4 4 = Ire
neag,as slaFnAmxes nfse w1n natth
0se rrAaes c3emesk Entertst Nea
MI fsss nerx . teatxzsx Ase lrFrM
hft aaakfn xnexk-nns2 &tAtNsa-
cal naeAs1nees nea es1rANs mat
nnnas M hkttasseAi mapFanet ~ D.
heEuae AtAsse an yea VII nra
NEa1r eansesa nelxhhass ARD FcuT.
selves
There Are mscafsxfs N Z Hew txns
iazrx ~ nanasy Hs@ssip Ira n was
eQnewfped ard uFsftnn enElreis a& =
hook n usn aet BE- eegsstsna n
ans maeassna unseaaicenhly ths
hens a. Mss tsA8 s1TelA 4 b bpane
- b utaeix rad mn9 mnNt 1ntt-
asateU Discussed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29

-rAers are nrashsrN ~ Eanny
neNxhp Ia
There have hexn Hsany ncsNh 81
Erw EnKlkna lassly. asass e. tksn
nossMisc pae<ss 90 fzEm ard snail
town nfe This nsm novel az PAN
ny ffeasnp LNaH u ~ thoroughly
New Enxiana ~ q sugar hush a.
wooden nuEmek but yuu w4M ftne
i Is anything bat ~CaAlnt y h =
story 81 tc<sny set IN = Ne- A==asna
MISUNDERSTANDING hu~r. ard IT, peusaie
step directly frusn iife. net out Of
museums
There ARE brothefR-foGx 0f them
AL OBVIOUSLY from TIE sane
moa2A vet each Acutray dsffcreni
from the ether. George uae eldest
sticks "a ire middle of ever road
ard travels slowly. Mart born next
SEES around thlGEx and tfrfos1ell
them he l. the strongest and most
sensitive: AndFeg plays . hne
hand and takes The best o. Mfs
where he finds e. Robert the
youngest paints pictures and set.
his mother supply his bread ard
butter. Even 10. these brother
might have managed 20 set alanl
together In comparative peace-ex.
ceps Tor their wives
sally the stranger-Mag. with an
income OF her oWn-Caroline. yus1ns
In years but old IN expersnncn- &
curious trio Of women for Eha
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29

Nsr. nna Nm rsxa ~ waters em
sxasnee the HKsfsat Il = nah4 s4fA
wtsuwu usey AAss aansna JustA
FfsnAAe4h hnFm "a tAm sAnkman
evenly HmgataA Fri3kS Nssssnaef
n
nnrn to ~ ana Aan Il 4
s~sef4AMnsazA M KfeptA . za WAn-
"A Ann. Il uN 1NeNAnn Cuau&F
Hospital aandsf. M~oFNnklsf -
49,
AZ. sna kssn Z II nsens are ~
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ing Holidays here eilh her pAren1s
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29
Senior Class M.P.H.S.
Has Thanksgiving
Party Last Friday
Geniesfz Ard Gansrs FNfsne1 Ehe
FFeEfasn. Kaain9 wiz A
Enwy2han nanee

I1se Moss ruiut HlKh eehnoi mn-
hw cIess staged Mn iirEa social &c
lhe school yuaf iat1-4l. Ft1aAy. NO.
yesnhsT "a ulsh n cimnA party at tas
Conmuufty House
Tna theme Il me party wAa
ThMnksgtxtrg. eaa Tire games uec-
aratlnn& and refreshments carried
out thlk unegne and she nzMnkMxiv-
ING eoaors These present we're en-
terteined ~ contests ard games
prepared hy IRE program cosnmif-
tee.
Following this q very knccs&sfal
dance vas held in TIE Community
House Tor the senior class
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29

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Mrs " NJ ufhAsu 81 fSewtnzt Mia
n . quses has impressive -esfssazssF.
which wna solsmntaxd nMfaeY ~
tefnosn Npsemlher ~ a. extaek
II The home o. the bFttfHs bsu<lteE.
a A Reyunlds Mrs. puznt
Rsv Monte DAVIS pastor ~ ese
Kasf Moss Point Baptist ahizknh
performed the single sssla cxFnzs14T
The hashs wne hsassklfiffIF deees
rated ~ Ire traditional exe3n ard
white bridal motif A. ufe fnd ~
he liking fts5tsa MNs 4 las4z4 nsek
ground a. meaalafY. NnlN4 nfFMEzN.
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ehEyHAnthesmaflnA. ard al mfsitn
eArdia4. Which fpfsne1 lie sefssnz
lps TIE eassdis light esFssnzns. MlN
vaMiniA Iteyuelds n Moz4 rmns
Mere 81 ne bfids. lighted ire can.
AupatAi music was presented b
w A ifefa0ias n3fasew az O.
bride. uho sang 1 keee Yes Truly
and "A Peerless bay accompanied
nc The piAno By MN Mnsafts Davis.
Bridal ehnfaia fruzn L2zsau&fln
NAs sssed - the pfeeanzfu1sd Khs
RoaaFy wAs played during -
eefeassaY ard HenaesssuIsms We'd.
ding March Wa uned - tne recess
hs0naf
me bride was beeamlneiy Ars.s.
"a n q Hoynl blue ehiff0a sefeel
trimmed. wllh fhlnenf0na buttons
accessories e. hlAEk arr Mxsse q eews
zaee e bridal fnzea easa tliIez q ne
valley tied with grid filSfspn Hha
entered ou Ire arm ~ TIE Nnusn
Mrs Davis wore . froNk u I'D
eTspe. her enraass hssEx - eFsIsld
ehrtsAntnsmlin.s led Eith ossni1
ribbon.
Mizs Virginia Rsynnl6s wsss .
becoming dress oT Persian Feea. hef
e1fxesz ga ~ wtafks fAsank1easa.
ted nfth geld rihEnEl
Mis- MAEz9Hs nnflla a. Decatur
presided. 0ssr ha brides register.
wearing . black psfse3 dfeNs 3fEn :
eefnase ~ hfoz1za chfszsnzhsmazzzs
ElAd win Rufd rfbfne1.
TIE green nu1 men 81 hxzfa1
party wp#s ~honsannazfs . wzlGe
eAFnassu91n.
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ding saasEz NnFe nzE1aFcd into tn
dining room for : feeeplh1fE wfszre
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TERED cake af1k4z eealeFE4 TO Iaen-
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atuFe hEtda AM kfu1zz1A "a e4kh
alae sefs sjEef bgwas hol1lnw pan
pm eEHyNeHlheIuzna4. asfkeEasas nd
fsrn& Osher appointments mas@ ln
silver.
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