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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
COTTON TENTS FOR NEW ARMY

Coseon canvas senta Ssonla h~ gwen preie1enoe
over oantunaaentx Tor tine nata0nE neN oEA1t army,
MAJOR General Claude Y. Birkhe&d, commander q tbs
ssh Dy.saon Of the Texas National Guard told Pres-
laeni Oscar johnson Of the National Cotton Council At
Asemphh
i believe that tse health Of the men IN training
all ~ much better IL tents than IN cantonment and
Al The enc of 3 tent winter instead O eamlne into
sunang soft from over-heaied cantoamenls Hlex vi
come out q safiicsenfly warm tents properly hard
s1sed.. General B4fkhesc salc
During fhe lGSt war I never stepped into 3 cab
u0zaraeni Oh a cold day Dui whal the af aAaae VA
fo&l. There = no foul air even N > xarm tent IL
The winter O. lplT-iG. n Camp Bowie, We hAd = ten
camp and there we're no hArdzhip from living II
tezaiA
General Bsrkhasd also po4uieo 70 tN ase O cot
tnn canvas tents ~ aiding IN Increasing ootton con
SUMPTION f9 ! know hOw important i : e GU
economic SITUATION thai cotton continue 70 b q yalus
arc USED y quantities"
offlcaah o. TIE National Cotton Council SAD tha'
use average annual consumption Of cotton u tent
ha been approximately 10000 bals3 Tak tgu7s
would he greatly increased h saad Z the army house,
a substantial proportaon Of the new trasnees II cot
ton ten1A
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
uSoosouERED AND UNCOMFORTABLE

i xeaAt be obviously absurd 70 attempt 70 mini
mir me suffering u rbe peopas eEzgaz0. beEoaeAAy
endured a. Il = u this most ruthless q 81 war nai
ne fact thai the tyranx have 70 keep Up le spirits
q tiaelf dapes by these EIy Gocobeh Les Il che 6.
tsas heax1eni1Ag fRc0 Of the situation NeYeT. indeso
waz England greater than IN THIS hoa q raal Az
TIE real might 81 EugiAnc Is the courage and ten4ciff
o. The common peopAs They. the silent peops vic
lose their fanalhes and theft freed0ml are unconQ1ez-
&C and anconqasrabas. MI. Churchill has bsen Urged
explicitly 70 STATE .he nations war aims What i Tie
nex world tina Ee are h0pang to SEE fg GU oan
wonderful people ana for al otheF peopies1 Tie prime
MinlSsex Is oossient tor the moment bo declare that
ne are fiEnttng 70 survive. But thai Is nos enough Il
s n0 TIE &c aie fog which the nation xeaTns. hut
q fuller and more Christian me-cnarch Tlmez
Lo1ooz- Enxlzro
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

VIA h4s STATE socialism ever accomplished TIE
NaFac has watched & n many forsls for laag geass-
y Russia n tar n Germany Has 4 mace she
easanzan man and Nunar happaer and more eeeaTef
has 4 prooaosd anunaanxz and wealth fof aIa Has
i mace fx greai progress n ths ael6s Of science and
medic1ne7 has = gwen ths people fFeeF fuller lsesf
% a. asess questions there E hgt o8e answer. and
TAI Is No II TIE LANDS where socialism aad dleas-
lorzhlp Tak TIE people fear 70 speak thear ualnas lst
tbs b LnpsAsoaed O. executed Disease Increases
Mzlnutritiou Is eoumouplzee NEen Vurk loaK hour
undeF inhaHnzn conditions for pay barely sufficient %
kep Tier families aaFe Only tae ruins eAzss Is
reh-oaly te ruling class i've Esn-oa1y fhs ruling
azs Is azaaeazsk rghH- II Is ne fla Gus e
taoze Hno beAsfe T. En2S couniry. h ms system
NAaeh Ne azn oenaeracy. 70 oppose socialism Il ans
and a. faFmz When socialism taxes command. neaI
progress sndz When msn arr enzizveo fhex sze &c
5etfeT alzn dumb brues. responding mechanically e
TIE Wits g Tie MASTER Socialism ~ Re So E II
nae ueesFz saTs1 means oeatn e 81 IA nsen hare
fo4gnt and I'D far ournE . thousand seza q
history thousand years q strirlne toKznd ne
1gnt q ffeedn-Lnensir4l News EsYeE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
Legion Auxiliary
Meeting Postponed
To Wednesday, 18th

The FesaiAz meeting o. the Amer
car Legion Auxiliary has been ad-
vznced 70 next "Wednesday. Deem
Der as. and w1H BE- held at als home
o. Mrs Harold Cautiey. S5a Jack
Sol Avenue Al Old an6 neW mem
berx ARE urged 70 attend as several
matters Os Importance are to be dis
cuSse6.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
Farmers OF County
Favor Continuance
OF Cotton Quotas

Farmers o. jackson cosnfv ~
ed Saturday ON the cotton resnr~~.
gum Is was reported b cezzss
Agent A J Franklin that Eherx ~
- votes cast aTnung 1ne growers
O. the county. which faxorec ~
setting az q aao<A for ootaaa srom
inT and ncuc against There nre =
cotton grcxsrS IN the ecunty.
Last yea ne Jagxxuu caanfx
cotton planting ca1sa Was met Il
SOC acres However. only q percent
age OF thlS acreage Vas planted
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

Al the enc OF June. the Cognps~us-
aeg o. the Currency reports r.
combined assets Of Al active han&s
IN The United states ard It's paseee
SONS totAled more than &C biilsm
dollars and their investments IN q
s Government securities aeeregat-
&C more than 10 billions Rank
assets and deposits we're a1Fnoss e
billion collars more thar al the d.
preston low In 1858.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

FREEDOM OF n PRESS dses mi eivs
a NeuNRApxr thr rtxht ss Puhiaxh spAnaAA&
attaek lnnecsnf tnafsiazMkN 81 h1<annns flrn&
ke4sher asre FREEDOM o. SPEECH Eirs ths
knAfv1aEA4 INT raHhs - be-nunnzr the ruputattsn
81 su1skAnaEnx easiHunA attach ths esmmunigs
seaafnx tnxailn1ianx nsr N1Ar4 Whispering oAm-
gAAEns fnr the sete rnssen Of Gssturbtnx 1hs
pahaax peace Te EtulAs4 the Aherx rights and
pr1sauasa b q snanEssr TIE rights and hnppa-
nen ct an
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

cuok I'VE . fireplace and weave or
aEn garments They 60 % be re
paced by nicer things o. modern
sfTle Ano efficiency The Old court
10ase and the old depot arr the
tn bsthtubs OF to-day. and we are
are not content with them Give ias
better oneS We have earned thera
anG we deserve tlsern. and we re-
commend tina; they be added 70 the
LIST Of mustE for Pascarouia and
Jackson County
D.
Recently q visitor. after eating
one o. Pelhan6 stuffed crabs made
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

PosEn5e large seae ~ e = neE au-ootsou Acoustic
p&ne E sadtsrams ard pahas p1l1lngt Is foreseen
- TIE NE1oaz1 ce4z cszaal Tae naserl&. pro
1uz b. . F1vettezz1e Az arn Is z4oe in pair
an1 decorative panezz / = azo beng ussc expen-
mentally II department ssass HaaasK decorations
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

this remark How I wish folks
back home could could COME dowri
here and a this good sea-fooc and
al such A los price Why. back
home this would cost several times
this amount and not be any better
eitheF-not as goodi- Judging from
the number Of car lined I'D III the
front Of this popular place on the
river front Others have discovered
or favorite stuffec-cTab market
o
We can't help but notice that
Col Frederic Palmer. military ex-
pert and historian. seems 70 b.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

right In ms opnloa o EisieTs arts
fouarc MGsNoilml VOC can have
az the little pieces I 6Qa1 want fos
rsvsef TtAiyN ssutaoe sc faf
seeras &c b. thai * vuies@ which
follew u1e hgnterx iAk1aE what Is
leff thern b. OTHERS whc Sc there
first
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

Ike tns 2eepy nesfa bue-Ne
Rave 3 gGsrG-EM We - :
aazho2& ~ have q depuz ~
- olange OIL hanam eszve =
ezHsA 80 nelec9fa1H uaH Hassns -
afe nc Longer cQl.eua HIlH ~ N
A1EzS o. or fazelaslesa. = =
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

aeagn Ne are gteulng VII
alarm Ever noficr the nac hrsags
near ihc snipFAr6f We'll sire ue
Nfnts sbaui b = meek arc snsrsf ere
aeteallg has Rogm through ina.
hFsaE Tor Wx gaM q barre aag
40 ose hulc presumably mac
n8Ht Gufortanate persun Il ea
hardly b. called 3 bF1oge
NaH 4 fNw irregular boards coseaE
S eanal We aFe l1opfEse tnaf seze
Ea.ag sal speeaily ~ eosae ahaaf
ane bridge
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
What You and
Think.

Nsagoe yol arr = Kas1 drstxT hne
mH uereT rEn yer aHx czw
ever YossNN Bot eEn r. Tn
s Mrs osen De21herant had B CO..
san with another. car her ea
.sln a-oxns aarua&rag heT o. g.
ahs r1anf hard sonE A. So fe
ae ma ils gear ie3ver and Nao ed
sf aaar frau iow r. reverse a
aaF feE frosn the ear H aack~c q
au6 fan uFf mr.
-
DaEE EE abanf-mtudH1 sin 81
5 aE.rE statlnn-E ya1 are su
ms 4 boitic q pop BIZ - m
asand OF surtnEf3ed No dc wnaf
n2g0anE politics ard found FOND
- hac pickee Bp the EFona , {
ore coatain,us brake aui6 j
paffsa. Coz be Etopren prArucaH1
81 o1ce
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

BruTuNeIs x1n6sSS display al
a. nas n-ogzg Christmas spirit Thay
would Go credit 70 8 muea &rEef
town ard wt hereby ust hin on the
hack sof ooine q SOC 90
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

Sunday afternoon ne saw serefa.
cars parked hear tffe water D. aae
zoSeT end Of the beach. the oess
ants strogiinr about. evidently err
toYing Iht outing TIE nun uat
shining ard there VA Just enoah
gip in the air 70 make tko heaeE q
sey pheasant place Why moi s1ras
aaein.e ruaEi2 or oyster hakes CT ne
hNach ON Of these Sunday aftsf-
aoons9
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

We congratulate iaa suosrzaza
GQugpany on TIER aa5endfd nrn
q~aarasEs Tniy have haz mzur -
aaHtE6 enEfez13 - Ter uez
AaaN-rooln ana gffa 40 - -
aet 8 good buanez fnam naa -.
noE that they car property danaay
ne Itus Ane " prp12la Lee g.
tribute
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

Cozgteutrlent and kstEsfaefsof
Ngth one los be- d ufsRhIy tine thing
but sometimes rms saflxfaeanz
sssnz 90 others jas GU lezazArgl
LAke he negro oog H5ih TIE mere.
a hH pocEet 500 4sNag . msz.
Epen promised 8 ouar8ef-Bnx. =
so< q quarter this S eanlentment
Ne augn at UhlE haf when = -,
aAfe c0laitiouE HlleH LIQUID ).
&aafakeo giving SWAY 70 heEzzI
things are ~ m liter sz.es
TIE negro boyf
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

Right IN the center O. tbs fast
growing community Is 0ne carr and
gloouey spot We refer e TIE depot.
which ara erected IL 1904 o. there
ab0zE not 1904 aS il might apueari
Whas nts town nedS Is 3 neW depot
with concrete drives around the
building
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

Look carefully rs you pass TIE
Postoffice and yu1 VII b abe &c
distinguish the traffic light from
the Christmas oeporatlunk Donf
use this rs an excuse 70 iced On
By
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
Jackson County
Residents Slow IN
Securing Licenses
Mere Than sJeea AulonohGke Drivers
Mass OhtAiE Permits Before An
gust 4 Or H Hnea

Sheriff : Guy Krehs. o. jackson
county, authorlzHd 70 issue Ehs new
drivers licenses. hRs ann0unoeS thai
there Is . definite iaF Z applications
fu renewals g u1ese per1nltt There
&rt only q fcu more Gays left II
which drivers q notof vehicles m
aecUe these licenses In fact 81
operation q zaeh vehicles III have
" na1 penalties Tor failure &c secure
xaeh permits before August !
A Nn2I charge Is beng made n
Sheriff ) Guy Kreha for handing
uaeas renewals Up - the present.
eM Thar one-flfth q the uuAllflee
drivers II the county have made
licenses which l. being handed by
Sheriff Eneae aEflos fr AZ dlzu1e2
except thai q Ocean Spring. winch
Is beng nzndkee ny Oscar 1oackau
c1t9 E1erk n oeeaE Springs
Less uaAn 100Q @ me 800 -
uafR drivers q motor vehicles =
1aakson esani1 Rave taken on theIr
licenses u &c cafe = oas TaEn :
exported IN hE department b.
tween pov and the expiration dzss
4 Be- tAzre 81 D. many 80 -
- ~sab1eetec = tines Thane xAe
haze los O. misplaced taezT cr1s-
eHk 1oe1aes O. lzs1 yea should make
application v TIE e-ouHlEzloner Q.
Paa1c SAFETY. sa1kean NJ
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
Large Delegation
From County Will
Attend All Meet
Miss Rath taan Gaants Hasme Dem.
eaazaraaAaa AxeuI To Head
6reuD To Convention

Twenty -three s-H Clab members
iron jackson county. 2cc0Hpsrllee
% M3M Hafh Cain ho@ne demon
ssnattan agent Ane Mss Cazgx Va.
serat. lN4asr VII leave PaaeaR01la
early Mnn1ay morning euroaIe &
MISSISSIPPI 0ullegk where 1aee vi
attenc the 1xtenia annual x-H Clue
C0neFesk from july L-9T
elizabeth GuI1Dfie Fye1vf
Thomas MAE1lgn Martin. Etfsei
Atnnae. Gaorla EbaAA narutaY
Hague Lak BosafFe Nalae Rob-
erh E1AAa Hamilton EHthr4
Vaughan. Joyce OsNeAI goses Cru.
ihiroG Zo1zse Cochran n Z Lop4s
&c1 W11kerEon Perry GAuf4e
Innzxux C1c0Fzz johnson &Are b.
Long : = Gibson pa Crn1u1raz
and PRANK 5onnsun are scheduled
10 HzAke the TRIP WITH tae stouscrE
TIE program faf TIE xx-ek l. vel
rouf1oec N1th Instructions ~ xauoas
pAaaek q e4uh NorE recreat3en q.
al kizadx talks y Ennalnent aut7of.
tie auc = general Neek q edQca.
nan combined WITH pleasure
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
SEWING PROJECTS
FUR RED CROSS.
ARE Countrywide


6ewfng pru3ectx fer making ga
neszEk Ter The Eec Cxuz relief ~
suefnfeEx arr AmEzsg naarasd GU =
nsan Esplzsfk a. Snpksnn nuEznky IN
deE Ehe alzMsz4en - NzEE & M Co.,
oEMAn Epe1rzEK county cnefTn1mn q
proauetAun Il his beer arinnunreu
~ Miss Jessie Boyd cean Springs.
county secretary. This WORK Is be-
ING cone al established sewing
rooms and In private homes by VOL
uuteer workers
Those IL charge Of the sexsng II
tfe vafluzk communities are "a fol-
lows Hurley MrE j B. 0rasson
Big Point Mrz. Mar ParkhurEt
GRutler. Mu P : Vaughan. Van
rieaFe aIae Furt Bayou. Mrx CHfi
Deez Mess POINT. ARA. I. Mcintosh:
H~ascagouih Mtzx Menn ODonohoe,
assisted BY Mrx p L Cox and Mrx
Z c BeckhAm: and Ocean Springs
MfE I NJ Mcclure
up % the present time about II
dresses have been maoe D. fhess
woTEerS Mere materials are or
hanc this Reek for making more q.
tfRrN gRruaeui& ax vel ~ knitttnz
7~ea1eft and making other a~Ff1clsa
The materials are furnished By tn
county Rec Cruss Chapter and !
chased with zhe couusyk share az IN
fsna1 contributed during the recexz
drive
Having mAo6 8 number of dresses
p workers Will Eiar4 this wed
making hospital shirts and operating
eaai& When the work Is compaetss
neKi month the garments vii b
shipped & the Rec Cross head
quarters . be sent 10 Europe "a
2ixfY1buIion
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
MEDICAL CLINIC
ESTABLISHED To
COMBAT DISEASE
AEstnEa PssxiA< spread OF kyph-
1Is Offering Free T~rczfsnentx

Apwu1mAaly five perneus q TIE
E1lk pup1lztann arc 0Ves LIT
rsgrees = Saak&o1 C04nUF have
Rypnaaa = one KlEEe o. another
nrpur1lag t. a. estimate mza bs
u2k jackson CoGnts Hea9ih Deoar
De1t temporarily hs2osc ~ Ds
A : NaosaG q Nexao4n
-ovE IL cases u sgpnaa Nhleh
are nC beng neateu are unae- o.
sesvasa0n q ihs present TIM -
Eaoeau SRI e. q xAy Thai +
VIZ ~ az ESTABLISHING c1ln1cE e
treas sHsea E4aezs Ghs paGaenx "a zn-
aose 70 80 Tor tae treatment Tsse
work Il earned OH - rhe Health
Department II cooperation VIII E4s
61az< Bokrc q HEATH tire uaznass
q TIE Eazrc O SUPERVISORS and 10
c. pnykeAns
4 Esos1 Ia - * naAoe aes
anFene 1eslr41E = .. las asaaaI
Cz4H3 n Hsc4zoIaE aDy TaanS@Hs
mornings from & 90 Z T. init Eesaa
An1 n Ocean sEEEz OF zAsaas
u11rT1nEz 1raz RaW ire n =
oEa1cE zoWeseT. h<zarH ~4Heatuszfz.
vi ~ Esen L. pzzzezE maN Pc.
N4U . nz~ElAez1e xgnNc - -
1aEny physician STATING RAJ =.
i aaaaae e pa 2U xeasoeuI
FN eA1eIyS &ake. Z i urRr1 =
IL Hezzzt Department uaat -
PERSONS ezapoTzzF Ea1zef Hnl3 q
cozszsd hep lave tzaer eupioYeeH
seeask 8 health cezzl1sea3 W1Ez
NzeF maz oolazE 4raz1 le ees q.
Dzzzaez1 EoFzz41E 1seg ez1 -
IL ezaaz1aEz21
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
Voters Must Have
Poll Tax Receipts
Before Voting

Al VOTERS w3sa , gaqulree 10 uF
p0G iANex fm v0tane MI have e,
present pod AN reonlrlk far tae
has, twc Sn&st G~1aaR-faa9f Is wa
Announced ha ue4k W {
havGzs1 ssTrue clerk nan ex-aff4ele
Fessstg&g M Tnterx sn anckzon Cean
u WIZ eaacnn4 s~ezzsoulae e -
ne& 81 PAEAEDulx and Dcma
&rw1nez during EfE next feu wsckk
n VEL ~ the FsnrrAa HiaranrH far
CuEzFruaznnn Rsnatnf and onae- O.
fiarrx TnteFz arr w4xuSd q have
nhe1r p31 lax reuetpt0 II the
rsipz base henn has1 q Snszpaaend
uaplanatek nzAE W. notalned
Notegx Wh0 are exemra from pay.
rneF4 M pol aAxes nerd no havf
f~easntR n11 usey must present ttses
certificates &C fxczaptSnn Mr
hAHe1t haN s1eFrxin5 thar these
matters tN Attesa6rc 20 hesusx tn
oars O. winch aae elec1laxs are L
be hello
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
disqualification
Hits Family In
@Blizkreig Style

4 ha<G&Axatluu nEkxkreig
STUCK u ne aozs<lzolc q Mr.
Louise Gamer CO A4sf Saturday Mr.
Gsa1sr secretary n - BaeeE In
SAzsfzoe AaencF decided 20 slzrt her
FAeataon Saturday - having some
M dental work oozle. White So
va - ue aen&z char. ness REACH
e Der 1zzt ne Daughter. 11-yeazz
&C 1eaE CAME - Ea1aeazF
AHEEen NEh aeEas appendicitis sc
nze - - removed - ne jackson
CaaHEy Easp1tal fN - emeraenrF
OPERATION ALmoi simultaneously
h. tau2@ n 4 POI "a a=zae caz-
ne - . zocai payzlclaas osfles f8
Nz@zmeux q 3 sap Nugnc received
HHI hs aaclceu1y Glapee Ard r.
n - aaoe z n4EnaE lust ;
HI G4ez = dezs q Hziu - fraz
NH sE1ss-fs neeer Hazas - VIA
4 x-1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

EASTERN STAR
CONDUCT ANNUAL.
SCHOOL IN COUNTY
MrN 1ese8e Tszass 81 MExszs r1ins
FFezsauA osex szssssn Hat9
In ktneAn NpranxN

A AAepx oesnaNiAan FROM a. pAras
o. SnGth N1NAH1uH4 attfasaec LIS
&nn.aa5 annnUs 81 lnsgrmrLan Of ths
Greer Ok EAzixfn SAf DISTRICT Ne
M NhScn wAs heio IL Ocean SpFinEx
YESTERDAY Tie FaSsAEnAA ARR
Mos po4Ef n3aEeFs phaeh zre
n1nEnbsra 81 Tar Als4zlaf NeT ue!i
rx~sgreseuaaa THs aalaBal Nz rant
d0nled ~ ne M&aassse Tempae an-
aez NaE aAzanes 81 1fle AaAt Ch&pe
nf Mr. Ctetsw s Cnsne al Maszs
Punt - p Grand Matgou preside
over 1sE sHAsiaE
TfsH &1heoa asNrma x4lh sas sing
InE Al Axn9T1eA The BsAaszgA -
M a1semhiy- Tht asaspa os vel
noxne VA g8veH By ~ "a a Hrabs
WORTHY PAtran a uae Orean
SpxsE1Ex Aaah Ez1agstex. AIRS Vzzzss
u LScn q tsaitpagz delivered aaf
The AaAA Csaap3z ogsane1 ttaf
sehn04 &C instruction Usth t.e
r~1fuAlAst4z peFeuseu8es Tor such c.
caauH TIE TAG vas presented d.
the Esy Chanses - og Bsy s.
LonlA Tne PneE@oala ChaqEef IN
trocanec ass vtsltors ana huasaG
gaese
Tire ARR GTagsan Chapter og na
ux8 coaauosno tre imitation et7e
monies Mh3h were vepz impressive
ans ct2apkr amzag Ntsels reeag
nisea Tor als gstaase 81 o u S
woFE
hrs Ztspfan Fills MAaasn a Cam
orr kAa4- Horshs grand matroa
delivered tht principal address os
the morning cerrtuanie& tbs wA
followed o. fkls address q J J
fux1, MERIDIAN. pas rrAnz nstxuz
OF the order. Shach concluded ta9
morning session After tae refresh
hnents weat AezHac b. i2e Aasiez
chap4sr-
Tns seasul rNeaisz1sed 81 1asp =
the a~fterno0u Nftn ; syNzAA pro-
gran 0f maslr Alias Las Weasm
W LA&oAn cezaancles tlas xnm8
nAgsa4s e Washers al lie o1en1nE q
the Af1erxzaHa session Tfas "a fos.
lnwe1 hF the elecaoa OF aafirena
Hhtet N&k ~ elaznEs 81 uN Gull
Foff CnAsstex Nc 81.
M Fssxs ceaaacieo Efle aasz On
2 Z s Ax - tss eAzaa1 q "a
The anAplng q thn caaax1ew M
: Charge q f2se Eafx1aFN Eaau1afs
% % ENN aztAk M@s Gs2nsa y
~ Anna 2&@a Chapter Ct Moak
auznt Minute q the school were
sseseut@o nnc the kAy r. s0aA
SnApter perlurmeo the cllEsa1As cere-
mons.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
Food Preservation
Demonstration Held
Here Last Saturday

approximately 5 lAcles from A.
sections q Jackson county gathered
as the Pazcsgoula Community
House Saturday for $ meeting Of
uae county Fooc Preservation ieae-
~ directed b. Miss Mary Z
Douey q MtSzlSzipp State Coleae
1ns proper metnocs o. meserx-
ING vegetables ga discussed and
demonstrations given IL the morn
ng BY Mss Doney
During the afternoon 3 Food
Preservation Judging Contest vs.
heAd among the ladies present Ms
Doneg Gctlag Ex Official Judge The
Three ladies' having the higheEs
seofe were Mrx Mary Long. b
Pqnt ftrst place Mrs J Il Rouse
Gsa1% second place. and Mu
LoHen WElkerson. E2st Mos poan4
ualrd place
HIS EuG CAN home dcrnansra-
iaH agent reported Thai ne la6ies
~ EErT enthusiastic ever the ia1-
ei netnpoz q food weservsuon
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
John MYERS dies
AT MOSS POINT
HOME THURSDAY
Rneenxfy Gskehrzses His sixty Ninfh
WeAAlng Anniversary A Hsme
On Griffin Street

John Meyers. hHDzs Points oloes;
RESIDENT dted at ms home on Grit
TN street yesterday morning ~
ae1za ocluek Mx. AEeyeEz wAs IS
Ensxn old.
lang resident o. Mnas Point. Or
Jane -. 1e7A. he WIS mMrrand y
ME- CurueltA Williamson Ct Clay
Ton. Alabama. and together u1es
celenxAted their 6Dth wedding ami
xerszry 81 their home n Moss Point
nhree weeks age
During his younger HE he was :
carpenter and worked II the con-
gtruct1Dn Of many o. Moss poinfaE
homes and business houses A few
years ago With tire tnfixmitiez O. cd
&c setting N. he retired and spent
most a his time around his home
Recenfly his health became such
that he Vas able 70 Be outdoor
Only IN favorable weather.
4r Meyers WIS deeply intereste1
m TIE growth and welfare q Mos
P01uf and took great pride u hi
city He vzx vel Informed OF
events Of the dzy throughout ne
world
Mr.. Meyers is survived b. his
widow and five children. Mr Cors
Cromwell VIII and Ernest Myerz
Of Moss Point: Mrx J J. E6er O.
Aims. M1ehlznn and Azk. 7. A Hug
haelan Of Houston. Texas
FsEnerEa arrangements have not
Dsez enGnpeted
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
CITY ELECTION Is
SET FOR MONDAY.
IN PASCAd0ULA.
FRA PrtmaTv Per sxanetlnn Ct
MAYER ard I've Csumrzlmsn
Expcxted To Drzw Fan
Fes1ng Strengxh

The first primaries for electinn a
mayor ard fwu cuuEsffsrn for t1e
CITY ~ PAsrneuula VIII tnare pAacr e.
Monoay q prx4 wesk. July z Tns
voting VII take plsce al TIE usual
voting places b a1e city. voten os
tns South P~9aaaecuia prectnc4 WI
voN a. the usual voting place or
me Beach. 2hose of North pasra-
E0ulA pfectrct wzn VOTE ~ the Com
mtnsfy HSuse and those In the Gen.
tsal wexncz VII vote at me CITY
HAL
There arr seez candidates for ths
1taice Of mayor % succeed Mayor
FRANK Cauty. who does not ssek re-
eiactioa In the raoe for councss-
uG there ARE eren candidates.
Spirited campaigns. though TN
usually QuieL have eeen conducted
b the candidates me campaaznz
have been complimentary 20 al az
she nAniSsses n that there hAx heen
no understanding ard al q The
candidates have rspnrted thai the
sArnpaAgrs have beer very entug-
a0f 70 G4efD
Al the candidates have cuntuctec
their campaigns By personally c0n-
racttne the qualified voters Of she
CITY There has been M pabEse
speech-mAkans
The polls viii be Opened NJ :
O'Clock IN the morning and win re-
main open until 6 O'Clock IA the
-tening AFTER which tne balsutx yin
b< counted.
Because of The strenuous cam
p2ignx the candidates have wasec
Il Is expected that PascEgoula VIII
1zSs tS entire voting strength our
tina the election
AL persons coming to the polls
&c vote must urodnne Hnear pan tex
Teccips al the polls. showing tnat
2aey have pAAc their poi taxes for
the years q iazp and 1873. Tnose
Who have either LOST u mss-nlAce1
their receipts or exesnptinn cerxzfl-
Gates are warned to obtain dupn-
cafe copies Of them before Monday
The names Of the cancidnkeg Is
theF x1E appear on the ballots are
Par MAyH-E Bare. r. h ~.
GEnE1er, WA2bM r. Culanv ard 4
r. RAtta Far C1unczgrnan-zxe q
Deekzsazn Y y De1eAu Harold g
E1el s r Fredeztc. L. p. Kramer
James A. Eeicach and rlnr4nk
walker.
No 'ginRh-sh0t~ bazlnss vii b
accepted IN the counting OF the
votes The vote must vote for one
for mayor and twp cAndl-
estes for couEcalmen. Ballots
which are cast for Just one coun-
Gilman viii be coEEdered Q spoiled
ballot and Ntl not be counted