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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-15
I'll Girls Club
Leaders Arrange
Years Program
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hald meetings EVERY naree months
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month 1ne officers esnetea uers
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Mose Point Mis- Mary EvniyF
Carter. EauntaMpa: Mlss Ruti
Turner. EseaIawpas and Miss Rutl
Cain. county hpne demonstration
agent
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-15
HIGH SCHOOLPTA'
HAS A PROGRAM
OF PATRIOTISM

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-15
LIBRARY NOTES


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llae mAsbis. xlse ug@sxht hFy WSre
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MtAy. Was itssl ssxtsen pert and
ttond wtth y0ie4 eyes. GflNltAA
y1ungxat sister who ennled daugNl
mofe than the mnxban
fnsp@tor Tohan o. ~ Nsx YEA
pol3cn waanted OF knuu shy uafus
reaple dAnd. nut uzeeAaa elan1
dare te tel an TIE raa eioeed - o.
0risalaa. Who sas luvelY ard IN hass
and TOO Yuung to dies
Tfe BIRD n the Tree ~ Eliza
beth Oou6eN
Thousands of READERS 81 . Cit
o. Bells we're charmed ~ MIN
0o0saeex two aeliEhtfui cruastanS
the children ard the beauty Of Ia
old cathedral tcNn such RAIDER
wtli find fail msaxare IN thtk ney
heart heart warming story. On 10
.best-scileF lixt fos months and IN
first novel the author has writes
klnce "A City of Bells
The BIRD n the Tree" haa uFe'
charming children uf1o fonil
through is pages and bring coloul
and life 70 DameroAnhay The eleh'
tenth century home Of nas Etot
on the Hampshire coast 81 England
The action Of the nuysl takes paacl
In the fan Of 1855 bus rs sources sr'
hidden IN the past There Is the %
scure history of DanaFuschay which
gradually ungnld4 and the ktransI
fascinatiesa the lovely old house pos
sekses for al who visit &C. There
Grandmother Eliot whose person.
ality has merged 70 completely viii
that Of the holzse during the pas
sage Of years; there Is her mali
Ellen. whuze Sixty-odd years o
service have made her ~ much a
Eliot az grandmother herself.
Against 1 his background. Mis-
0oadge presents q modern love
story which goes % the very hear
Of human emotion. Young DAsil
Elsot and hts Nadine love Damer
osehay as they love each other Du
their lives are not their own Dam
erosehay. granemother. the childrel
and even the Little Village on tn
shore. have stronger claims thai
they Al first realize. and each play
q part IN showing David and NadinI
the way 70 happiness.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-15
DEATH OF ". n MURrnr

w N Murphy. father az M 4
and A G. Murphy of pascasuala
died ii hiA home IN ahnanAiak
NOvubee county. MissinafnFa. on
Friday night. November Il 1880. ii
the age Of 81 years. The funeral
was held on November 4. from ths
Baptist church nj Hhuauaiak Rev.
w A Brcwu and Rev "A. g. Am-
strong. conducting the sefxies In
tefment Wa IN the cemetery at
8huquaiak. N q grave beside that
q wife Of dnceassd. uho died about
SIX years ego
Deceased IL survived by one
DAUGHTER and -four SONS. a. followBs
II Il ard a e Murphy Of nnsoa-
goula. = - Murphy 81 New Or.
leans. v } Murphy az MAyhew.
Miss and AIRS Albert Kaiser ~
Chicago.
Deceased had been Ia the en-.
ploy of The ~. A O. Railroad fnz
u8e past 81 YeafA
Mr ard Mra a. h. Murphy asaA
Mr. anc Mn A. @ Murphy attend.
ed the funeral
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-15
GIRL RESERVE WEEK
CELEBRATED LOCALLY
By HIGH SCHOOL CLUB
Fan Program Carried Out With Miss Be~s Herron. Y. W
c A. Secretary. As Cse~t. Several Interesting
Events Carried Out

me P4scaNuulA HiRh schnci carl.
Reserves Cenrstes Gwa Reserve
week hcxznn1rR Maa6&Y. Ncsrrn-
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dog party wsth uree bafkx fw
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aAles. seottle& and police daeA cEun-
rNtco "a various a0gE4 games
each contest. cus1ntkne ore point
me azre3Ase< wrre vsc1ag1onM hsv-
Eae u1R highest sc1ge The winning
group hnciUaea Pat Trestrxs frNnN
HedSxzAn Mlnette cweElS Marie
EznullL Joan Audfew& June smith.
Wfllha &aR Dg9sez, Louise knaght,
Ruth Morgan. Mercedes Goa. Nor
uaA Ire Stelnhauer. JRxiine john
son Lzzrline Jshxasun. Aolie wright.
and Nxonne McLeud Altar the con-
test refreshments were served.
potato salad rita crackerS ard hot
choc0iate wath mRrShSnAll0wA The
col0rS blue and white. were carried
CT IN the plates. cups and napkins
On TUESDAY morning wN had tins
pleasure of hearing Miss HerTun
Efve 3 splendid talk IN assembly
She empRa&ztzed ue importance Of
a Carl Reserve club 10 the school
and community. she Outlined the
club activities local state national
and international Tie Girl Re-
serves in a group IN the front Of The
auditorium. sang. Triangle Blue,
and Follow the CleAm" Her1nfne
Herring. president Of cur club. tn
treaneed Miss Heron to the stu
Gent body.
Tuesday was set aside as Olrl
Reserve Day with all members OF
the Club wearing blue and white 70
school, The stores IN town had
articles Of blue and white IN their
show W1noNs 70 help Us gain rec
IGNITION for our cork. After school
members Of the club sold tags for
Girl Reserve Day 70 raise our quota
20 be sent 70 the state headquarters.
Although we did not raise our full
quota. we feel that the community
realizes more than ever the Fnapon-
sibiity 70 help "a girls an We
were grateful 70 all who contribut-
ed We thank the stores for their
window displays also. Girls most
active IN selling tags we're Hermine
Herring. Joan Walker. Lenora Web
ster, Dorothy Richards. Ruth Nor
gan. Mollie Wright Jackie Nelson,
Irene Hedman. Joyce Justice
Gloria Cole. Minette Owens. Doris
Firth. Clara Mae Tvey. Marion
Lyons. Gloria Grant Juanita Gen.
tile, Marg1e Enmit. Pat Trester.
Joan Andrews. Dottie Daniel
Virginia Hiidebrand. Ruth Nor
gan. Joan Walker. Hermine Her
ring. Geneveve Seay. joyce Jus
tce, and several girls on the social
committee we're faithful workers in
planning the party.
Mrs. ". b. Seeley Chairman Of
our adult committee, deserves much
credit for her cooperation with Us.
as well Is Mrs. Wright. q Girl RE-
serve mother.
We wish to thank ali who helped
Us make Ctr Reserve Week @ sue
cess.
YvoNNE MCLEOD.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-15

December a ~ laa1, - drfena he sait
Ma ISIS III said geaft of Shirley SpNrans
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FNEp TAYLOR.
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THE STATE % a~faalxafppf
10 kxkfJ. gACK6Os. DEFENDANT
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teachers in jackson Counfe. heAa y
tie ItNh 8ciapol
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1hastlea. Ia Ramsay Springs.
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meeting ~ Biloxi Oh 4hsifsxsns 3
me Cnntecafion Of tais Eg4seana.
church Of Tire Coast secfB0n. 1ws
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most deiiehtfui snd pFofltakle time
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business He fefnfned tn razna.
souls % Thursday naorulug. bsIae
ne with him : COPY az fhn chleaNa
Tribune. which arrived hefe -
tame morning 4 nas minAea. ~
NsateFtbs having purchased err
eaflf That nsasnsne before lsaYine
Chicago.
Mfs. John Colis and FsHne son
John JFv hase Feaaurea frsm 1
tsH DAY visit % Mrs CaIasas slslsF
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FRAMES Nno visited relatives ane
ifieu4A = heNnefH. Teunmmaa.
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An unused 1879 model automo-
bile. 70 maintained that its buyes
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II was built 10 sell for o. aas, rec.
entity sent % the highest bidder for
$50 Modern cars selling for les
than half of lu original price can
run rings around II.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-22
Jea,, Seeley Is
rendered ShouUel

Miss Jean Seeley was rendered q
miscellaneous shower and dinner at
the Larkspur Lodge in Watertown
by her associates at the Waterbury
Brass Goods Branch Of the Ameri-
can Brass Company. Piano and
vocal selections were enjoyed by
the guests.
The invitation list included:
Misses Marion King, Emile Nelson,
Ida Leblanc, Hazel Thompson, Ann
Conner, Ann Healey, Clara Walsh,
Sara Plat, Margery Kopp, Jean
Seeley, Bessie Lenners, Mary Maier,
Margaret Sheehan, Catherine NC
Lean, Helen Walker, Edna Moore,
Catherine Reilly, Frances Holman,
Elinor McIlroy, Mrs. Charles Tully,
Mrs. Chester Barnett, Msr. Thomas
Morris, Mrs. Warren Doolittle, Mrs.
John Brouker, Mrs. Lima Mansfield,
Mrs. Martha McNulty, Mrs. Frank
Drew, Mrs. A. Algren, Mrs. Nettie
Moore, Mrs. Leon johnson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-22
Family Reunion
Held Yesterday

Rev. Earnest z. Eells Of East
Hampton, L. l., was elected presi-
dent and historian Of the Eells Fam
lily Association ct the groups first
annual meeting in Belden Library,
In windsor, Wednesday. Rev. Eells
succeeds Rev. Alfred M. Eells Of
Waterbury, founder Of the associa-
ton, as president. Other officers
elected follow: Secretary, Mrs. Har-
riet Eells Duncan Of Milfred; treas
urer, Supreme Court Judge Arthur
r. Ellis Of Litchfield; directors, Mrs.
Myrtle 8. Willets Of New Rochelle,
N. Y, Burr Gould Eells Of Daytona
Beach, Fla, ana DR.. Walter G. Eells
Of Washington. A vice-president will
be named later in the year.
Following the business meeting,
the group visited the Old Graveyard
where Rev. Edward Eells, members
Of his family and relatives are bur-
led. Supper was served In OES Hall.
The site Of next years meeting will
be named at special meeting Of
the Board Of Directors.