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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Minis
Honored As They Hid
Farewell To Friends
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wAs sfsnfuunhly entaYnd4
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appreeist.Ha waa expressed b. n
W. Bafnham nAd lifrmss ? Cat.
tiefs pfeas1sat and wee yMwAlnnnt d.
Use 1ahAstn cgansY hoaFH Of a.,
a~erfisufs II khs Nxrriinns ~ Mf
Minr4 has aofe - ossmnls2ag .T4a
establishes sha 1a3hNon cnaanlz
Mills here. NJ = pNAeenNil. fsK9e.
esntink sIae nwiiNra AZ Tire mills
presented Mr. Miuns wsan nnsz
AAutifui luggage
FuliaNins ne nEuaes Ebase 4Aa :
Ferepttnn ana dannx. nfkaxaaed 81
mang of tic officials and sfaniny
Ans 81 ffse mflk mlssir hslta nn.
ntafleu 81 Hn4NFa GLASS aha MS
kings Of ssina Daring aas af rss
lntnrEnishlons A. q psteFseI1 CTS u
Ire officers "a the mllt. presented
Mfx. Mlzsns wItt : haasaNxns hna.
asset Of large AsnFfiaan nssaaY
f1Aea ana Miss Cecil Thamtmon,
representing the employees d he
min presented 1T ainsAs AGlh >
sFfst Nal1h
Nj ard Mrs. Ntnns iefA aaFfns
the HFsk end faF P~tilaasifa thas
terminating . residence ln kx1aa
Point 81 TIRES years. efsxsx uAnY
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regret Ehslf depeftaf4e
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ENanuR VISITS

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eQAAAnna EfUD u eoznattas M4
rear thar una available Hast year,
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effective On tha first CAS- OF Jay
asous . greater mrreass IN the nkRa-
eo1Aiixina than Ia the e~auAtsatnE
cuszntieA There Il approximately Hhs
xafae amount 81 eonaliazng funds
available Tor tia year - wAa avail
abe tire flfst rear q the last hssn-
MUM
Part OF ahe emergency fund act -
for the 1888 season vas mot unos
ana wns carried forward and D..
came q part Of une funds avaaIahie
for the 1890 Ncheod session Eas
to Ire FACT Thai thh Is TIE frat yeAT
Of q new bleFniuzn. no part q TIE
balance which was left from TIE
emergency fund, iesn-4n. could -
brought forward This balance waa
dtsutbugcd 70 the eQuAlslnK com.
les during June. which wAs The lasl
month 81 the old biefininn. In or
oer 70 aiiocate eyedy dollar paaztbls
% ali the eoalntinA the state Boaxe
q EdncAtkun held back lena emer.
ge1aey fnnz this year than has beer
reserved during each Of tho pass tus
years
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
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Z iah. sssan4sa n4e annual Mssnlsa4p-
IL Farm and HamaR WeaA AZ Nh
msauka state colieer lad Wpe&
Bosh Fspprt : asiigtltfai un,e.
49,
Misses Mniax nohartx ard Gather.
ns xaaslln r~sgxeesmlt1 uM Van.
tleavr EN- cluh 81 STATE callres
lass week
Arm. Resas nAhhy ard hlsie
dAughtsf nf cDasn. AiahamA. ARE
guests of Mira nMhhyx pAs4nsn Mr.
ard Mrs Howard W nAslk
Mr1 elena ClaStun a AsriNuid.
Miss u spending snsne usas visiting
her brother and ssakef-tn-iaw. REV
and Mrs r o MIA
49,
Mr. and MFs ! NJ f-4useeznb and
children are in New oflennn. where
they were called By he ll1neaa Of
the Mensr2 Ilmcomh4 faghef. Mr.
W Pipes tApmcnmb
RES. r o Mn. with MA NIX
and their younger children. rpeat
last week mar Ha,ttasburE where
Mr., Ma conducted . revival meet
the.
Mr.. II j Van nufn expncts Il
leave b. motor one daY thaa week
for : vlalt In sumner. Miaz on her
return. MRS Van Horn wfii BE- &C
cumpanled by her sisteg-tn~iaW ard
nephews. MrN nuhie anheFn and
sons. Bob Krwin and Arehlf Ven
Horn Roberts. Who hsxe been asaS
most st the summer visiting ii
Mefnphia, Tenn sumner, and other
points 10 Miss
The outstanding social event oE
last wntE WnA the mtAeeiiAnecta
shower given b. Mrs c n RAnAsay.
viii Mrs " " Davis - eo-has-
less IA honor 81 Miss Anita Roberta
whose marriage 70 Lewis G. Leather
bury Esa take place Sunday. August
u. at $50 r. ~ Mrs namsaya
home was attfacuveiy dAc0rated.
ana there waa = large uafnbef q
aueHts present - extend bezf wanasna
% the fair young brsde-elect Thers
we're zone interesting written coa-
tests under the supervision of Mas
Susie Vaughan Everyone seemed
10 hate q thoroughly eujuyahsa
time. Miss Roberts received : large
number Of beautiful eafts. whinh
we're duly admired b. ali At ths
conclusion Of ulla part Of the pro-
gram. Mise Roberto made : 6ailshl@
fni apeech Of thanks 20 her nurser-
Gus friends for heir kind thought.
fuitlesa then she waH asked 70 cuf
the brides cake. which wna q beaus
itful three TERED ore. topped a4sh
4 miniature bride and grupnl De-
hciDsls punch and cake Nefe served
70 al 1hn4e coming from paseA-
Koaia far this happy occasion xefs
Mrs. J q LsatheFbury. Mia Fran.
= Leatasrbury ard Tom c Ieagh-
efbuFy. mother. sister and brother
q Ire gTeom-eleet and Msas Nat#.
he sassllons Mrs. Lewle Msgshes
ans ArA lloyd Oliver. eInns fhenas
~ HIS Roberts. u Eseatawpa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

1ARoula faFaE ARD ere being oast.
fitted Worn "a progressing nleelv
- us fkFa ~ TIE namseneeF-earRa
se6seis tfe keei fer z4llch - laio
several ueeks seo
a } 0fs1ack. general manager
81 uF fazeaEDula yards stated %.
aag uaai noshinx definite haa hean
Fecesee - his ofll1e concerning
~ citing = the a~ox4tFaetz fx ftse
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
NOUNCEMEN

me Cnroniele-star Is suthor1zed
70 announce
JUDGE r ". CUTRER
M PIKE County. AZ q candidate for
6upemk Court Judge. for ne South
eTn District q M1sxlNtpp. subject
20 uae acton q the voters Ia TIE
Democratic Primary Election TO be
held August q. is40.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
ARENA

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Nm Pauline Smith. VINO i con-
necteo e1th the Welfare work fn
Jackson County Is spending her va
cation q three wrecks At ne New
Yorx Worries pair.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

johnny Bishop has returned 20
Fascnsnala for the remainder e fhe
summer sftef completing ne sum-
msr session ~ Louisiana esz.t< uns-
serxity
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Misses Betty Betl1ea and Betty
Monrose. ard Edward b Martin. Jr-
Of New Orleans. xefe guests At q
recent house party given b. Quinn
Cautier.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

r. p Heidelberg left to-day for
Monieasie. Tenn. on . vacation
trip
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Quinn Oautler entertained his
house guests. Misses Betty Betksea
and Betty Monr0ae and Edzarc
Martin. Jr. aboard the II Toro~
Saturday A number Of ue college
erowc we're invited 20 enjoy rtlis
outing.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Miss Gertrude Deimas viii leave
Moneay for Birmingham. where she
will spend her weeks vacation from
Ccx.an's Store For Women. with
her uncle and aunt. M ard Mr
r W MeInnurff
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
In Valley for Visit

Helen Louise Edwards, worthy
Grand matron. and her corps OF
grand Ciliccr3, arrived in the valley
| Thursday 10 make her official visit
to the five valley Eastern Star
chapters of El Centro, Holtville
Calexieo Imperial and Brawley at
O'Clock that night in the El Centre
Masonic temple. A dinner prcced-
ing this joint meeting was schedul-
ed for 6:30 o'clock in the Cali
fornia hotel
Mrs Ralph Reynolds of El Cen
tro, deputy grand matron for this
district, with Mrs. J. E. Burns,
motored TO Blythe Wednesday night
to meet Mrs. Edwards and to at
tend the meeting Of the Blythe
chapter at which the members eX-
emplificd the rltualistic work of
the oraer 70: the worthy grand
lnatrOn.
Blythe entertained the visitors at
Il banquet PRIOR TO the meeting and
the table appointment was decidedly
worthy of note since it consisted Of
beautifully arranged wild flowers,
all in klue and gold, the official
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
Hollywood Party
lie adin9 Event

= One OF lie Lost original parties
oil the new year was the Holly
wood costume party gwen by Mrs
Floyd A. Burger 70. aer daughter
Beverly. celebrating 3eVerly's last
birthday before Sic enters high
school
The guests We're instructed 10
come as Hollywood actors and ac-
trcsses and the Burger home, 626
WcnSley avenue. was the scene OF
a cOloriai and picturesque gather
ing Wednesday night Every detail
was carefully worked out. all the
games pertaining TO Hollywood,
making the party one OF the most
enjoyable for the guests, the STU
dents III BcgerlYs room at Wilson
school and few high school
freshmen.
Martina Jeanne jenkins, as Wv
ien Leigh. Won the prize for the
best costume with Judy JuStman
second as Dorothy Bamour; Junior
McClrlsty Won 11rSt prize in the
Hollywood limerick contest, and
Bobblc jean Russell. the second:
Betty Jean Peacock won the award
for the best Hollywood cartoon,
and Rosemary Rice was winner in
the Hollywood guessing contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
Clubs
society
P..-T.A..S Study
Group Ne cts

Harding p.-T. a ssady group re
sumed It's meeti q "Wednesday i
the home OF Mrs. willis T Johnson
ST. Olive avenue. when Mrs. c. Z
Collins and Mrs. John Benson d.
cussed the topic OF Temper Tor
the group.
This informal group meets every
two weeks from 10-ll Il. IN. 10 dis
6uss and debate child and parent
training methods. encouraging Il
closer understanding and conpan
ionship between parent and child.
The next meeting will be on Feb.
Il when Mrs. Bliss will lead the
discussion on Understanding the
Adolescent'. The meeting is open
to those interested, the members
being: Mesdames Ruth Likens, H.
T Bliss. Joe Hart. Roger Walton.
Wooda Blesy. John A. Benson. c.
B. Collins, r. S. Snyder, E. H. Gies.
Harry Sones and Willis T. Johnson.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01

Supper featuring homo cooked
specialties made by PIT. A. mem.
bers special entertainment booths
and show put on by Wilson stu
dents are the feature attractions
OF Wilson schools Hijinx which will
take place on Friday night. starting
1t q p. IN. in the school.
Supper will be served in the
school cafeteria and PIT. A. mem
berS have prepared Il varied menu
from which patrons may select their
faVorite dishes.
At p. IN. the students will put
on the first show, with second
performance al 8 O'Clock.
The program which the students
are presenting will open with num-
berS by the orchestra after which
4 jitterbug number. Rhythm in the
Modern Manner" will be presented
by group of some 10 students.
An Afternoon Oh Bridge is the
next number and will be followed by
the tumblin9 act in which IS stu
deaS under the direction of T, c.
ST :ltmann, will appear, the act
'haV..e an orchestra accompani-
'ment.
Clever Sklts
The next skit is entitled. The
Railroad Station and the cast in
.cludes Kathleen Burnett, Pauline
|Boles, and Jackie Hibbard. In Din
ltv'A Diner. the next skit. the two
iroles are played by Dion Ferguson
Eand Henry Farrar
Jonell WithroW will be heard in
ban Italian monologue, in costume,
Da Horsa Race" after which Vir-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
Return From
Weekend Trip

Mr.. and MIS-. Howard FarnsWorth
enjoyed u delightful week end trip
recently. going first to Banning
where they visited friends. and
where Mrs. FarnsWorth taught in
the high school last year. From
Banning they went to Los Angeles
whore they enjoyed Gone With the
Wind and also visit With Mrs.
FarnsWorth'a brother who is Il STU
dent at the Art Center
On their return trip, they came
by way OF San Diego and spent
one evening with Mr. FarnsWorth's $
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Ct II.
Kirkpatrick.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
-Four Birthday
Celebrated

HOLTVILLE, I'eD. I.-tour Wom-
en-, Mrs. J. r. Snyder Mrs john
Hartzog. MIS-. Laural Ferguson an
Mrs. Irving Shaw. all OF whom
have birthdays within three days
OF one another, decided this year
10 have joint celebration and
invited a group OF friends to JoIn
them in dinner dance WedneS-
day night at the Barbara Worth
country club.
The table was charming with
its centerpiece OF fragrant and COZ
orful sweetpeas lighted by tall tap
erS Guests included: MI. and Mr..
William Burke, Mr.. and MIS-, l.. +.
JesSen Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ed
wards. Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Fer
guSon. MI. and Mrs. James Mackle.
IT,. Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Edwards,
MI and Mrs. Gerald England, MI.
and Mrs. j. K. fahring, MI. and
Mla Snyder, Mr.. and MIS- Hart
zop, Mr.. and Mrs. Laural Fergn-
son and Mr.. and Mrs Shaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
Welfare Section
Sponsors Clinic

L. tie llfare tie Junior Ten
Thousand cub Welfare section
vii center IL eaol tnp dental
rlmr prajef' this = clsion beine
made a fhe recent meeting at the
home ol Mr. George Carter. 8a9
Brighton aeenue.
Al lAls tine Tie Group allotted
most Of is fnfs te tbs project.
At the conrlu lon of the business
sesaion tIle hostess serxed tempting
refreshments to- Meadanes WIlbert
Carpenter William Doathitt Ger
aid Port. the MIeaea Hazel Frost.
Peggy Kelly Marie Won Allmen and
Kay Walkle@.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
MT. Signal Studies Value of
Citrus Fruits IN Diet

Citrus fruits, their vitamin con-
lent and their food values were the
oDics which Miss Florence Glenn,
home demonstration agent, discuss
I'd III the morning session OF Mt.
Signal home department "Wednesday
i'll the home OF Mrs. Rosa Burton.
| AT the afternoon business meet
Ing the women voted 10 have 4
upper February 9 in conjunction
Hith the 1arm center meeting, with
lard 2uIne;. alter the buaiileSa Se1-
llu j ir%. I.uupilln gave i rcaulna,
tE. On Man" and 4 Mrs, Thomp-
Ion was in charge OF Il musical
game.
AT noon delicious luncheon was
.erved by the hostesSes for the day,
Mesd mes Burton, BrandenoufS
Downing and Springer.
Those present Wednesday were ::
Miss Glenn, MeSdames Vera Harris,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-01
Complete Program Announced
For Wilson Hijjinx Friday

oinia Virfrido will present :. speclal
ty dance.
Man Mountain House Is thC
/ title for the Stron2 man stunt II
which Gene House. Lloyd Case ant
! Bill Jim Sharp appear. The DUCK
| Schoolroom" is the next number
and in it are three sixth graders
Bill Morse, Henry Morale and Jot
Brinnon.
valentines Now and Then will
follow in which the following ap-
pear: Phyllis Justman as the Girl,
Tom McChristy. the Boy, Martha
Jeanne Jenkins. the Belle of 1860.
Melvin T. Womack, the Beau oi
1860; Norman Ray, Old Black joe
Glendoris Iooney. the Pickaninnys
Barbara Jean Briggs, Lola Stevens.
Helen Sanderson. Marilyn IlSon,
Helen Andres. LaVerne Rodriguez,
Barbara Parker. Jane Meagher, Ia
dies and gentlemen Of 1850.
Last Number
The concluding number Is "A
Squint At Gulliver and the Lllllpa-
tianS'.
Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong IS IN
general char9e, assisted by the en-
tire faculty OF Wilson school with
j. B. Fisher as orchestra director.
The Hijinx is open to the public
and has been planned as a family
gathering with entertainment avail
able for every member in the fam
lily from the grandparents to The
young children.
All money earned by the PIT. a.
will 90 to that organizations wei
fare fund and that earned by the
students, TO the student body fund