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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

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oeniasig unb eebt bal,iig ihiper ob.
als Sausnittel BEL beginnenoen Nie-
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@rass) iebr beiliam. Man trinfe
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Gaiie See. Solbei-See (Sage), in
Wein nit 8oiier eefodt, reiniet Rie-
rem nno 2eber. Gin a,tsge5ei6netes
seierenbeilmittel fins bie auf oieier
|Seite ange5eieten Seilfrduter Der
Mabam Seil Ammon, a,l beaieben
|orrd sic Some Genieop 60, 1888
35 genn abe., Yittsbureb, Bo.
Bm. S., Smb. - .>.- ~
sls Mnt,port anf Sbre anfrage &C.
ben mir Sbnen. oie aniibt eines Se-
Hers Der ,,gol,nnbus @peniue Dis.
pat1", Der in ser Museobe bes 8lat.
tes boiu ID. Sftober alio i6reibt:
,,9ie ltrbeber Der MIN 5llm @cieb
erbobenen 3pangsarsbeb
|ltno' nidt mir Ser ~Brdiioent nno oie
Stem Dealers, ionoern ltniere io9e<
nannten 8olfspertreter III Waibing.
ton, ,pelde lire Ronitituenten idmdb=
lid inn Stib eelaiien ,,no Die Broteite
bes amerifaniiden 8olfes, sic, nad
|ibrem eieenen @eitonbnis I'M Gerbalts
mig BON 100 au i baeeeen bel ibnen
einlieien, in ben Eapierforb panoern
lieben.'' s..... ..- -~...,.. IT,.
9as amerifanil6e Bolt miro am
fomnenben 5. Nobember Sic bette nnb
keinaige @eleeenbcit boben, nit ieinen
Golfspertretern Mbre1nung au boil
ten.
80 Mrs. 8. s., Nebr. - ..
Sic tpiinihen cine Nuf3dblung bonn
beri6iebene,t M,,een bes Sol5es. Sicr
|iinb oie bauptlahliblten: Seoe Saus-
fro,t ipeiB, SoB man NIT trodenemt
Sala uno 3eitungspapier i6ntubige
Hfannen ibeuern fann. Sino Speiien
auf oie Serbplatte iibereefod)t, 10 ion
man Sala baro,1f itrellen. 0ean Der
nlei6et oaburb allen entitebenoen
iiblen 9uft. &riital, bas man eeipa=
T f6en bat, miro nobmal 10 blanf
menn man es NIT Sal5 .nabreibt.
8rame &dnber an ben Snuenieiten
bon @efdBen beieitist nlan our6 9(us>
reiben nit Sal5. @maille bon @an=
men, &usgiiiien nno oerel. perben
blanf, uenlt. man iie nit Sal5 uno
|Serpentin beorbeitet. 8eni,kt man
berriibrtes Mebl gum @inoifen bon
lSoBen, 10 ipl man etlpas Sol5 ba5u
tim. Das Mebl flumpt bann nibt.
8iu man eeipruneene] @ier foben,
Ito iebe man ettpas Sal5 oaau. sic
plaben oann ,libt. 8etcritlie; @itras
gon, 8ia bleiben friid), tpenn man
iie fleingebadt nit Sal5 bernii6t.
Speilen, ,oenen man iie auiett, Mill.
ien entipre6eno ipariamer geial5en
merben. Sal5 lit ein beliebtes Mittel,
I'M ben @eidnlad BON &afiee au per-
beifern. SIN elei6en Sime iollte man
|fib getpObnen, an ieben &udenteie, an
6ie ,neiiten iiiBen Speilen cine fleine
Griie SaI5 alt t,nI @elb seipor6ene
Naife miro obne 8lei6mittel ipieber
bliitenipeiB, tue,n nad oem iibliben
Roden ,,uo griinbliden Spiilen Dem
letten Spiillpaiier etipos Sala 5u9e>
fiiet niro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23
Mebreren 2eierm =

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3o9en tperoen bon Or. 2uit's Seoltb
5ooo Stores, 343 2erin9ton ape..
Neip Yorf, q. o.. Serrn g. 6. Yrier.
9t. g., beiten Oanf fir bie 9nsfnnit.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22

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xpsTy ahout sssch thGngs a. rttaznkxs
and those areadfui s~xudsF1R min.
erAt8 czfe0nyarates An1 Frutalra
DAILY IntaAW
Mnk-AeaitN PARA ~ 1 cup io
ch1drrn I eaAxg - ) Guys Is :
cufs r. ! eens
Fr1it-Ons MSfSna etfxxms frat
Or l tosnAto 10 ! additional serving
fruit
Yegetahiex-Twa servings daily
beside posAto, / wrving Faw ~ green
anAfy 5
Meat ana rshAt least / pound
meGt q ftSh daily -
EwxxAt least four ewgS wevk 8
Whole Drain Cer~Ai-At ieast four
SERVINGS week 8
Whole Grain Brad srfe of Whole
wheau-Two slices daily 10. ] 1tcs
uztly 5
wstcr-six 20 eishi glasses daily
10.
.Psus sufficient adaitsonAl food 70
satisfy hunger.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
Girl Reserve Stunt
Night Big Success

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
Bayou Casotte Home
Demonstration Club

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tAru Club 81 fsa9sHa uNSAss mss
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SALISBURY Ibeamsa = haMls -
mssnnsss Assa ere xaastsF seEa pres
ceE
We'll cAil wma ANnmeewa - ukessae
tnFs naming iisKiF faxafise 7Fufk Ard
. fsu minutes Nefs de9uand 10 slHN
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Ftnas wsre neaaa faf Better M1szas
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Mrs q IA HAaiAn zAsm ~ inter-
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Airs CtefAtax > einb siaIsxa gave
ard sdsieattunai lalk 4ixsaE Eraa
vkxnsa "a uialNh slle stated maany
important faets nixnsf JaaAx4i
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NtAEsdlna
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
Progressive Club
Suggests Tour OF
Our Own ~ascagoula
Many fnAutifui Lawns ard osrasse
and Plants To Ne seen
Hers

Pilgrimage are elas0e1 - ftlafmef.
osls nou As Ia tha tine us Richard
cour de Leon. but noW they are h@4
Ing made 10 lovely amFdua and htn-
toficai homes
Don't feel hoFfy fH yourself # yoa
cant visit the Magnolia 0areeas in
Carolina or old Matches 81 the AIs-
slaippi o. neIlfnErath Get Ia four
car Easter Sunday and drive around
oar oan t0Wn. rou w4u q ssr1a tard
srd delighted ~ the aeaitn uf
beauiy-eAEnfiiiAE. AxSieaA Ag4fea
and many other Towering sflfub&
their charm aerentaAted b the RRy
fitsle members az use nafetka FAM
ny The lovely axanuala ~ upxalsfis
now. too
The following floaser bsefs have
o51ned their gardens for Sunday
and cordially Invite you 20 walk
there
Sister Anne Christine ard Nj
ard Mrs. W. G. Hsvrfm on River
Road. Mr. and Mira p s canty On
South Paacaauuia STREET Ms ans
Mrs. ] @ Coie on Grant Street
Mr. and Mr8 J. r. Watts. entrance
on Washington Avenue Paesse
leave yoslf car on Tie highway and
walk IN at Sister Annes - The drive
does not permit passage u cara
Besides visiting these gardesaa
which I'm sure you sfii enjoy x~
suggest 9 partial list Of the streets
slong which yoa may drive ard see
many more beautiful Flowers L.
going % Mfk Ravens. 20 out shs
highway 70 see the hospital grounds
and IN cutting through To the River
EeA1 you w9l he bafIse huge camel
iia3 Ia Mrs IDA Raudaiis yard On
pour say back 70 hNn. drive doan
Lake Avenue which has numerous
azAleas and e8gnelltAs. All along
pAscaKouia Street. north and s1afhH
there are ga bonsNrw. And 0Ei
forget ua0e % Kerr Street Jhck-
son Avenue. Polk Street. ard Bunna
VISA Street NM
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
Elaborate Flower
Show At Gulfport
March 70. 30 and 81

TIE most elaborate nauer shoe
ever ktaRsd on the Miezaaain4a uulf
Coast wiN BE- ofeB 70 the ptlhfis
March "a. - ard Al, ieso. h ne
Community HostAs st q ntfp0F1
Complete rules and regulations have
been cEsHpliad and pslnEed uafsen
club members ard al amateur sag
dsnefz afe invited 10 enser exhibits
A popular subject Miossn tire CeasI
a. Eardners eosslp Il vEtaansa n faf
plants This @eufs.aii- h supposed
% make tranfpiantinw EASY and
safe - make cutting faastsnw A.
simple a. Anc. and q rake roama
piAan afow faster and 10 produce
D~nbelttFrably large blossoms Ihs
aestrs ~ Fsash ~pFusustsasa ~ the
0a1f Coast smfdetn on paFaas H.
keen
Garden eiuhs along tbs Coast arr
I'll Sponsoring exhibits ard Init
ttdual members are 0uEkine Tar ltte
sshpeM ~ the shgw There viii De
wiid nnwer exhlbli on the Eand.
scspsd grounds af Ire Community
II0nse and another In TIE rat Eagwef
department. A moving picture Of
Tulip Time II the Nsw x0fk World :
Pair. IN tehnscoim. vii be- an osaf~
alAgsaafkz feature. taRntlAsr wleh the
splendid eua-fboerf display Ts1sss
oil tfses ard thraf By mp1uet4 viii
D. an aided astFaetABn 10 many Ia.
tsFrssed IN this nessf artslap-
menA
TIE q . Government ard uss
State q MzsinGippa vii eaeh have
exhibits and demonstrations Of n1se
al merit ARD interest
On the beautifully iandmafod
grounds surrounding ths Community
House many coaat fhufizta wAi have
exhibits The hospitality COMMITTEES
has planned 70 serve nsffae ard tea
each morning and Aftesnaca 81 A.
tfacttve tea tAbiea. freasslsa oeaf -
~ yeaang gtris Ia costumes. during
which lifns ftoDf ah0ss ssIl Be given
Local talent. accompanied b bard
music. EsAx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
pKsIH oE D o. wAHD

Tlaniei Dansaa ward a Fsssdenk Fl
We wade eEanssHnltss atea aHaaeFz
lAsi Saturday "a hia hnsne Ne Nna
81 feaFa of Ane. and q pfaNnlnsna
farmer ~ hAs community. TNe ia
neral w&1 held On auissinT na0ffafsz
from late lnzya II dNeeass6 ire MFs
vice baifse CONDUCTED - Izss ~
calsEnsn keghxsaisi pesfuF. stir Ia.
tsfment Ia tass FAl1isy semessfx
The following aaTe TIE gal bearers
Neal Parker. K1lls pnfkeE VIII par
kRf. Esnsnll PnfksFs wlliasm : ward
ard Carl H~Fif1kfaMu
MF ward So eaFn ard fzafez -
Ire WMxa ezsnHsunssg. and lived
there hia sfHltFa Ilfe. ehafs ~ haa
nss sate~m ~ Ms nslHishazs. Hs =
survived - his mta0s. ~. MEaszAA
Ward. ard = daughter. MFa 49,
OwFsla. aaza 50 astopAsa eou Gers
Ward ~ M1ea p1anI
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
American Legion's
Birthday Party
LerionnAIrrs Entertained ~ AnxiI.
larry With = Very Interesting
Program

The American Legion Auxiliary
entertained the local Legion Post
last Friday night. with q BIRTH
day party These parties were held
throughout the nation TO celebrate
the ewenty-firxt birthday of tie
American Legion.
The auditorium was vefY apufo-
priately decorated By the decorating
committee. Mesdsmes Cobb. Ladner
and Melvin.
Tire program committee. composed
Of Mesdames Thornton and Pickett.
directed the entertainment for the
evening. An enjoyable feature Of
the program was the "Cutie-C Cutie
womanleas Chorus Of fifteen high
school boys. under the direction OF
Mrs Doris PFessgroye.
The program for the evening also
included community singing Of
World War songs
We had q beautiful birthday cake
baked for the boys II was white
and decorated IN green. signifiean,
OF ffflandA patron saint Patrick. II
contained twenty-one candles
These candies we're lighted b. ore
Of the Cold Star Mothers. Mrs. John
Grant. and they sfeTe biown our by
the LeEianis vtee-eommander. MF
Reeves The cake wa& ratified of
ard won By Mrx. Harold BESSIE
Mrs J. s Putnam. the units pres
ideat. made 8 Talk on the progress
Of the Old Port Several Legion
nsifes also gsYe their views about
tf1e Fort.
Al the conclusion q ne party.
the refresment committee. Me1-
danes white Grant ard Hfu-
baker. served an attractive plate
lunch Of shite cake. psmexto cheese
sandwiches and coffee 70 tie sixty
six present. XXX
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
Help Save Children
II The Request OF
Receiving II y m e

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gsevaA - ~ exeepstaa4lts hFteht
ard er4i -mAnfasFva Aaasna saFas
e4tteels en- ne Ia uhe effsee wma :
nieh-eEaae hkne reaaNatfng =
hFe&f4rs ARD 2A0tsf TEas4m fweNR
axsv eel r-rc1anasensrd ~ f~rtefsss
~ terkNnn ard elsewhere ~ hekfm
FseeIte4sf Fwswgnct1w EaF1atts On
bring Hssifasd tfssf eAas8 ~ axe
and naEh cAIlafsn knd fasssf SsFegskn
peFe esiAEhtea at ths ussrtfns
After usry fsMd ker4 ~ rhgstfen :
while. "a attorney wNs AssNANm4 ~
aFaw al teEal FaF~sa Msta use tMUses
uNa aeked e esNn . final aafses
Heih sAllaFvn ard fastsf paransx
esns n~snFe re sssencxFY geaas ARD
ths Aanpssna wax ssanpAsted b.
sesfyuasN satisfaction
Tfsse sao r4aisfsn she mxrv
taekins he rat nraw4afttne II hfe
wrrs ksssn EzMsNnta mba loved tlsrm
ara shn uuahs ~ shAt thu had
sxsfy advantages Nsksa MAe ana
nateft Ire tgfse fxamea o&aif are nos
realA wefv truly EesaFseetea nfsd en-
aampd wisb tas<H pfusntsea Ftahs -
gaifnsis . euafne touAfa hAmsnras
Many other similar nnaes have
b4ca handled hY Ire MiaasAAswa
ChiiasenN Hnsne Aexiets duFans ~
tsrnlx eight years ~ service Tnse
wust 4 mssis ppmsshls ~ voluntary
cuntsibatAaax
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
Our Billy Colmer
Gets High Honor~ ~
Vanderbilt uniy.

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uznliy Aeaz sseesNd sAan k4smkzazst II
ssa kar4pe Alpesa ~fzHlHsFatF ak NhnA
fefhfz University. NtleEM ~ = q
mesaksx az ~ fsHs0W eEeha Mr.
faannax = use an Il Ill., kfss Ire
william ~ GasHasf. 8EAa as4a4deA
Eeskxas MlNm AhNA 81 #AhfA8m
u o. bsfpfe <zzntna 81 N~afx1xssasA
MAfsza AiEsaA = u1a a ne kEzt1sa
tsaAhamsa esaaa fFakasnlsks ca me
VsaasTssa Campsz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
LocolandP PERSONAL
Meas


Mr.. and Mira Prank Schnnd Of
Fort Wayne. Indiana. accompanied
By Mrs. Taonas T. BROOKS Of Port
walton. Florida q here YESTERDAY
and today. visiting MI Schmlds
newhew. A Z~ineenfelder on River
Road. Nj. and MIS Schmid have
been touring through Florida ard
other states south. and stopped over
10 spend the day and night IN Pas
cagouia. They we're pleasantly I'M
pressed with This section. especially
the many beautiful axzleaS and 9TH
er Towering plants they saw
Announcement IL made this wreck
Of the arrival OF . fine baby son,
born on Tuesday. March 10. 70 Mr..
and Mrs {. p. Moore Of SpFtnKhfn.
Louisiana. The baby weighed !
pounds 2 ounces at birth. Mrs.
Moore viii be remembered here rs
Mis- EulA Owens. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Owens. Both Mr.. and
Mrs Owens are former residents Of
PAscaeoula. ana have = large circle
Of friends here.
Mr.. and Mira c. L HARE are the
proud parents Of q fine baby son.
born on Friday. March O. 81. the
family residence on Porter Avenue
The baby weighed 9 pounds at birth
and has been named Eugene Horace
Mrs HARE. before her marriage.
was Mis- Myrtts Short
Jack Davis. Jimmie Ryan, and
Charles and Arthur Bogdatn mo-
tored 70 Inverness. Mississippi, last
Saturday where they visited over
the week end In the home Of AIRS.
T. l. Parker. On their return 70
PascARoula, they we're accompanied
by Miss Madeline Bogdahn. who
has been visiting Mrz- Parker dur
ing the past three weeks
Mrs c. z Clark and two chiidsn.
James and Miriam Of jackson. ar
rived here Wednesday 70 visit over
the Easter holidays IN Gantier ct
the home OF Mrs CiArk's father,
Uncle Walter Gaut1er.
Miss Bessie Perry. Miss Eva
Moore. Mrs Ernest Moore, and Mrs.
Grant Miller we're among the Pax
cagoulsns noted In Mobile last
Tuesday.
Friends Of Mrs. T. N Mcclellan.
Sr., viii be glad to learn that she
has recuperated from her illness
and Is able 70 be out again
W. G. Brurdum. Jr.. viii leave this
week end for Memphis. where he
viii attesd the wedding Of DR. Lap
scoznbs daughter, Mary Elaine, 20
VIM. A Glover. which viii take
place there on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mn. John Pickett ae-
cognpanied BY Mrs. W. c. Brondam
spent Friday in Mobile.
The Executive Committee Of the
wonnens Missionary Union Of the
FIRST Baptist Church IN Pzscagouia
x1ll be entertained On Tuesday.
March %. al a luncheon al the home
Of Mrs r. II. Young. With Mrs. "
A LAdner. assisting hostess.
The various missionary Circles Of
the First Baptist Church Ia Pasoa-
goula viii meet on Monday after
noon March Is. Ia the various
homes for mission study.
r. 7. Justice. Jr. student u the
University o. MlzStaipps, arrived
here yesterday 70 spend the Easter
holidays w1th his parents. Mr. ana
Mrs r T. Justice. 6r.
Mrs. W. r Oulky has been con
fined 70 tie Mobile Inftrmary dur
ing the past several cay2 Friend
were sorry 70 learn Of MrE 0ulieys
illness. but wlsh for her = speedy r.
covery.
Mr. and Mira Pred D4eFkS Of Kan
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
APPEAL FOR MORE
FUNDS FOR LUNCH
ROOM PROJECT

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IVA AAas 4tMs3 EsN& $50
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22

sAs City. Missouri, we're guests over
the week end IN the home q Afr
and MH T. ]. Ford On last sum
DAY. they formed a party ard mo-
tered 10 Bellingrath Gardens IN Mo-
bile. Mr.. and Mrs Daerka returned
TO their homo Monday
Mrs A J. Franklin Of Mos Point
together with Mrs J N Lockafd
and MrN Hermes oautier attended
the Spring Fiesta in Mobile 90
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank s. canty and dAuah-
ter. Ann. moeored 20 New OEieanf
yesterday. and were accompanied
back by Mrs Cantys son. Prank, r.
who Is attending So1ie Business Col
lege IN New Orleans
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
OUR LADY OF VICTORIES SCHOOL


Holy Saturday Lenlen fast and
ahstainanoe end &C mon
March z4-Easter Sunday. Past
Of TIE Resurrection q on Lord
March Z-st Dgsxna8
March 49, Ludeer. BlAhop
March T-sf John DAm4acezss.
CenfessoF. DortoT Of the Church
March ze-6t John caplEtfan
Confessor s. Oonfran confeWor
March ISIS Jonas. BaraclfiaIus
arr Their CoamnanIanz Martyrs
Tie Feast d ae AnnuaeEartou q
TIE Blessed Virgin Aa7 has been
transferred 70 A1rIi ! and tne Fe3si
o. g. Joseph Transferred . April ?
Tne seniors sponsored AZ Easter
EszE Hurt Wednesday afternoon an
t5e sEhaaI grounds e SO oeIak
TIE seninfx ere fsFY thaukfai = ~
Nao beiE<a msxe faH 8 sseoeM a
Zee q 5 eenu IS charged
TIE nzlazion zh1en Nas IBID e
Or LAR e fIeloHez Church us
Neex a. erfa#na - e~gerFone So
peezallg y u3 sehosI children Ees
CeeffFeF CC1nne4 a Czark11aN
conducted ~ m.fzzaa Nnlrh "a
ATTENDED ~ . iaEHs number Il
aa4Iss ard cAlsdren
Tns eo1alHz meeting. znieH Is
ted ezETy Hezk "a e&Ilec =
Tuesday a. Us MeHaeN have ksen
azkld1Hz the morning dHFrEazA
uzerefoze nN beng ne<@aaf1 -
haze uaz meslzH4 uarLae ~ Nesk
several announcements ssEs azaze
q IA Ee1AEza
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22

8Mt
.uaN parents az
gruNsnE children
a. Al klaNliS have
QeNgwr nusratton
.ane shoui 4 BE-
cosue acquainted
SKA tlAe principles
and essentials o.
ruod nuGrtttpn
ard diet
with she ah0ve
IN view Mrs. Ieo-
nora sweeney
f~orfxyerie az HEW-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22

Holy THURSDAY
On Holy Thursday. March Il. The
Church commemorative the Fnstitu-
ton Of the Sacrament u the Holy
Eucharist On this DAY the Blessed
Sacrament vas exposc1-the faith
ful having an opportunity 70 adore
Him and give thanks fer inslttufiFs
this great Sacrament The so6allfy
vas vel represented-one o. TIE
members adorfng Him during ne
day. 81 taking their turns.
Tns school ehaorea were dit
missed from classes "Wednesday
afternoon antii Tuesday. March =
The s.0eezsA therefore. had 8 better
opportunity 70 participate r. Ehe re-
lis1o1z services shieh were held
during HOY Week
TIE seniors are ~praH1tcfrg > biax
zhien EhHF All give at IT, scnaol
sud11aFf1m aeKt month TIE title &
he plsy = ~ E<zzsz . TIE
P0aaay Yard. aah fHFse zcsA axzd
eleven chasefera TIE play Is vefE
anzz1ng az vel e. Interesting
Fezsts o. The Heek
MeTen - - Good Fr4dsT. cesH<
memorattou Of ne D1zfh q CIR
Lord Mas q ne Prznznauf.e1.
EeHeEatton q tne Cruzs
March I-HoIz EazzTcaTs cexs=
noazes cozz2t q hefzllng re FIRE
and rs 1ezznz hsatlne e re
TINE eandN an6 Ne FaHcaI zndIs
blessing q aatez zrc Ee bzpslsHzAl
font reading = IL uecheczsz
chanting q ne L1any q ne Saints
ard afferlas q ~ LAzs ugp4x =
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
PRINCIPLES. ESSENTIALS
OF NUTRITION AND DIET
INTERESTINGLY SHOWN
First Of a Series 81 Articles on Good Nuiritiaa ~ a LEGAL
Writer That VIII Appear weekly n
The Chronicle Star

WITH iris @Sux the Chrunse-
w star suRupErsses a ne~ 6epArt-
p3rstneqt thai az Nufrfttza a ah-
s4 thAt shssata b. % interest - AL
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22

The Laelllc Esnore CompAay utl
apreAr ia the High School Rtdi-
forum on wednesday. March n -
d IA. according 10 announce
ment III Thos n wells xapeFinien-
dent Of the schools This Il The ffth
nf 4 series II assembly programs
planned fer tie entertainment Of
the student bossy 81 the city sciloals
David Hartley and LAacalie EnipFe
present one Of the most delightful
programs OF the year Mr. Hartley
u an artist in his osn rEht q n
aniSt with an individual style. .
viollnist Of exceptional tone with .
repertoire ranging froEn the classics
20 unique mouern arrangements
and possessing = pleasing baritone
voice
Miss Eimore. petite comedienfis
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