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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
mCKoRY AND PECAN
TREES IN DEMAND

When strong. tough. hard and re-
sllsenf wuoc Is needed. MisstzSipu
hicknrleS ere II demand This
genus makes 10 SIX species Of the
7e forrest trees which are found on
MlziSsippix five National Forests.
Baseball bstz sol club khaftx
aeep-seA fishing roda. handles for
aeavx tools. vehicle parts. single
trees and wagon tongne-thess are
surne q the uses Ct this valuable
wood 7 furnishes the best al wood
tael and Is valuable for smoke
curing meats
MOI generally recognized IS hiek-
ry Is the peran Hicur1A pecan
Il ADDITION 10 The nut. me wood is
Il high Demand for handles anc
urk o. veh1cleE Pecan orchards
PARTICULARLY IL the coastal fE1Ege q
ne state have provided A. inpor-
ant money crop
Also prazod for Is fruit. but more
important for is wood Is the scafT
b2-k hickory fEucoria-septeutr1o-
nAAs1. This bottom-And tree
sometimes 90 feet mgr and three
fsef 70 GzSzseiez. kAE 3 light reddish
brown xooo rnat : usec particularly
teg toe handles
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
Walker Chain Store
Opens In Pascagoula
Saturday, April 9th

Anznunnsnsszrt nnx mnns tuzzzs
~ f2ze aEsnfz1zlR uF q - fzxe nnn
- E A4e u - : NfIHeA
haihd1ag On DslEnas asenne P4sra-
Gpa1A. CO. SatnFEmv. ApRal =. b. 1ns
" z Walker chair.
Ts1sE &t7re d err e 9 svxtern q
stores started ~ Azr. W n waFkef
n 1919. when he 1pzsac h1 first
xa1rf Ia Coa1nzshtA. MiAxasEiua wfair1a
Sill remains xAe heaounarterx Of
th1s chain q hoEne stores. Tae or
SANITATION mas i-nezranan m xaze e
fifteen stores uxer fhe stale.
These stores employ only MAszss-
31np lahar. anc tire PesrmeuuiA
ktorN vii have An1za sAlezlzotaz ca
eaaEzxEaY
Tuzr Thnrnhln. ta1e resident nan.
aHer. accompanied b. Mrx Tzorn-
a1A arrived IA pm3eAa0uin last sun
uag lie expects 70 bcc0zne q citizen
q RzsezEcak nnc take parf II cisie
AFFAIRS.
TIE store I'll b. upensc for the
fErzf time Saturday Apr4l ~ ann
free RIfh w1n ~ distributed 70 tine
first furw customer
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW
OF PROGRESSIVE CLUB
TO BE HELD MAY d AND 5
Pascagoua Community House To Be Turned Into a Flower
Lovers Dream For Two Days. List
Of Prizes Offered

Plans are s1i complete for the
Annual Flower Sz1oE which the We
mans Progressive Gut vii hold IN
the Pascagoula Community House
Saturday and Sunday. MAY { and S
The public Is cordially invited &c
bring exhibits e cit flowers and
potsec plzntx and Mrx r. @ Ian
der Is ANXIOUS g have help N col
Letting &C exhibit q wild Towers.
No prize Is offerc for w1lc flowers.
buf tlsey I'll be an adoed attrnc-
au1- Club members are eligible 70
compete for prizes
We suggest that eacn vase o. pot
BE- marked WITH the owners ART
written o. adhesive tape and pasted
on the bottom Of the pots
Miniature including xAss and
noNerz should Be only four inches
high and four across
II judging best blossoms. 10 fern
Is allowed but ln best Arrangements.
fern l. accepted
Best single flowers mHst no have
more thar one blossom. with nc
BUGS
ne following prizes wan be gwen
noaes-Besf BIC best bowl beEt
szse. best nAskes q RAtubsers. !
prize each
Pot Plaa1-Bexs eeranluu. nz6l
fern lest bego1zza. mos unusual PCT
plant ! priN each
6Neei PeaS-Besz arranged bowl
q al ore ca5oF. hszg bgEa q mixed
coAsrE I Vzae EAR
ranziez Best arrnHErmsua ]
J pEEs
NassuruaEs-gBest arransement1
! prize
Liaea-Bez1 BASKET Easter Liza
hes TEss Easter Lzlez bes4 ar
ungsmeaf 81 Na1unna Lilies ]
pre- e1en
snzpdszsoas-Bsst arrzneruz~na
J. Kla
Pnlax - aBszs auAnseznzn.1
pz1a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26

Petunlas-Best ssrarseementl 1
prize.
Peoples Best arrangement /
calencuia Best arrangement
/ prize.
STOCK eEess arrangement /
prize
zinniAs-oiant LaIliput. Fantasy
! prize each.
Lrkzpu-Singie best arrange
nnent IN bowI vase Or basket
do1bie best arrangement IL bowl
vase o. basket. ! prize each
GlBetcius Best single bloom.
De- BASKET Or bouquet. ] prize each.
Elxed-Bess mixed bouquet IL
bowl or vase beSt mixed floverz IL
BASKET a. flowers not entered under
any ether class VII be judged here.
! prize each
Miniature Bo1ouetS-Best mlnla-
tuFe bouquet boz more than -four
inches ! prize
Ole-Fzsalonec-BeSf mixed 0ld-
fashioned boaqnrt. best oH-faShaon-
&C corB4Ess ! prize each
Hosf outstanding flower q TIE
Sow snc most outstanding errauRe-
ment - the knoE ! prize each
SWeeRtaka-GFan1 prize q pz-
saE Winning most prizes.
Exhibits I'll b received Saturday
nloruznE frum ezse I'll lis8 NJ
entries I'll BE- resolved after : &c
The g1zgzng III be between = Sc
and 30 Ne visitors Wll be admit
tH1 during judging
The sa0e vi be open V visitors
ffuu 20 ? = II saU ? O. q
SATURDAY. and Or Sunday from Sos
IL = o. 3 N Gnc fron zsW g.
co ? n
10 lozrn Ray - renewed befozs
Monday morning TIE COMMITTEES
81 - ~ ue CoEamaalts Housz
frum 80 II Ioea n MoadaY
= clzecx o. ezhEnz1
Ezlioz1oxs m2t fuui1 ter o.
ee1lz4EsezH
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
Faculty Members Are
Elected By Trustees
OF Pascagoula Schools

re HnnxF AZ T~rss-tne4 ~ see
p-aemwnrsss srnosa - - wu-~
f-nrn,tx ~ 49, r.~-wveea. vtc+
aN.nrs A ~ vm~unrsrs A. 49, snarh
trw sa-ne
kntnn = sseas reurs,
az meusnsssn as w.x rlrrape ~
nwuartera ro.er nrsnr - gsren-
m.nne - T-nr~ vrele~ $40 urms
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
Spring Festival At
Gulf Park College,
Gulfp0rt, May 3

Gull Park College win present tts
annual spring festival OF May srd IN
TIE outdoor setting ON the campus
The performance this year VIII Dc a
eulo~ful operetta entitled EN- In
Ola which win be supplemented hy
several dance unzfk tumhierx ctr
this performances being preceded hy
the crcwntng Of the Gull Para May
Queen.
A large outdoor stare has heen
constructed for this presentation
70 spx3eh rzzaEt az tire aFffun VII
fake place. Inc coStun1ing VII be
especially beautiful. and culnrful and
the music funeful and sparkling.
The scene for the opretta Is laid IN q
village. F1shna. On tt1e banks Of the
river. The occasion Is the day Of
HUI FESTIVAL Of Flowers named
after the God Of Flowers. eAhu.~
On this occasion It Is the custom
20 choose 3 temple dancing girI. who
must be the most beautiful girl In
the village and 81 the same time an
orphan Meerah Is selected for this
honor. but q beggzr who passes
through the village. following 8 pro-
cession. proves 70 be the mother Of
MeerHh.
There being no other orphan IL
the village Eow-NoE, generally dis
liked BY al for her jealous nature
and her Objectionable character. Is
carried off by the priestesses % be 9
slave Il the temple and the re-
united mother and daughter to1n
the Others II celebrating the festival
dzy.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
ART EXHIBIT At
FIREAEN'S RAIL-
WORTH VISITING
A N9nsbex nf Fznw Fxfnsazsrm nzus
MNste ~ Ars ~F1anptmved glnErr
&mzpanas Y. " G

Tae essanezm az PAaaAnnalA nre
M0z Fsa4rs N9an faiinc 4 xszit ~
Farennessx Hal weannuday nnr
THURSDAY and ae taae an exaaxua,
tflerA nnxs uasEseo = reMs treat b.
thsy Slid have at opportunity q
ssssfzE ths asazsF uuvks 81 AT ea.
hfhtte1 there. - q vii b. nrxa C
TN public al Cay to-day pr1oayi
HrHe tanKnt
T4e Exhtafi h beaar euunesrn1 ns
The xnauag WoEnsnx Business Clue
W PaanzsDuiEs w7th Miss Ruth Can
- chairman o. The c~aEuznitElse 49,
azfA1 ny Ais ElzAbrsh Huaaun ARD
ntfzer maushkTx &C tine elm HoT
DELAnnottx hmx hesn o Erna4 az
xlEIa1zre 20 the nnuannfftat in lnr ar
raraging zrc h4szEixw o. TIRE udcugzex
T9zeFr Efx pmixsfanEx. water col0rx
stEainEs and drawanEk ny ionaz arz1
furelen zzfzzs& &C masters and pro-
feagkaaak
spnce anc time win moi perzu1s ~
10 give a futl rrytew a tbe exa1ffA1.
hns - VII give Il r. mi. detail nexx
pfeG BIZ We 40 saF 4 l. @ WORTH
whslE EXHIBIT az1 aar peaple shou1
Take acwnntaRe uf ffm npEur1uusfx
e So eosae reas ar
Tn following y q t&z Of tfe nn1ns
exhibitors Mr. G. ! Dek&m1fss.
Mos Puant. Nass MarT EEsa Eernex.
Miss HrR Mare a Hui
3Rakson J Z johnson. na Pukux.
J A. Marf1n, MuN Polut M1s8 Ela
MeArtzRx. Anzk Faln4 Mrx Alien
5ozleM Mnz Point. " = 8pazkman.
E&ncAgouh MIS- EdwtuA David
PEk1HEbans and ATdernnn Rro1lzsrk
Pottery. Ocean Gprznek
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
YACHT CLUB WILL.
HAVE Meeting ON
SUNDAY, APRIL 2S
FFactacR Raves Ta Essgfn Frsz Sea
9As In MAJ. Series To STAR
June

The FAScaFoula Yacht Club uaIl
hold IT, first meeting for the is4o
season h& Sunday. April - a. the
Municipal Beach Park All mem
oerx have been mailed notices and
everyone wfao Is Interested n vxcht-
ing and salkooat racing Is cordially
invited Many important matters
vii Be brought up At his first meet
tng, ard one O. TIRE most important
VII Be probable completion Of plans
for building club ow-e1 boatx for
mefnbers and new potential men,
berx q the Yacht Cub who % not
have boats A feet OF either four
~ SIX heats Is planned for COMPILE
ton IS scoz ~ possible This fAeet
vii be entered IN q separate class.
Practice races VIII begin first Sun
Gay In May and the first summer
series rsce VIII start the first sun
cay In June. the series ending with
the July Fourth ReeettA
The Pzscaeoala Yacht Clue has
BIG things planned for 1870 and a
large number Of boats are expected
With many new ones under con-
strucnoh Officers Of the club are
GUN Gaut1eT. John Cole and
George hFAn- xxx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
Airline ~Stewardess
To Appear At High
School Next Tuesday
LAst OF Series OF SIR A@aerubkv
Programs Gipen Far Boness OF
High kcheaf stuaeun

Ii Tire last number q 4 seriee n
SIX assembly pruxrrnrnx rsvae.. fn~ -
benefit a the ~ntaden1x Martn~ts
Rose GnruT. airline el~u,nra~-x -
appear r. the xucirursun a. -. p.~-
uazuaala HlKh scannDa o. Issesaas
Asezz "a - sscs me-u<rzarzx
an anssnunnsnerst mace foczs bx
Superintendent T r. wells.
atf-minono Arne-srn nx,,~s u.,ah -
IA fass4 fer AFR sravea - - 49,.
attractive nsae tn-tsfIlre,.s csris wnr
eaddae infants arr ff.zrx n~srszr-
! on transrm-4 rla.,er arr
skuarness ksartorss ra.e rnvuw 4
one Of fsnsm
Mis- CsHlrp4 w-ns hc-~ A r.av.n.
por4 Iowa Is a hr4s-,rs.e ur,tA 4l,,.
ewes 1--WE fers tzvn an = r,m-sr-
snrhes tai weighs 1ae rsrrrd< : n
vraz uf arv sns -. 49,
Ch1csro nne Nrw writ ahs.s~s
Ar-~-tear A1rf,ns- et.rss-~-~- W-.-
shlDs
rartber s,s v,as v-.aua.na srn.~
Mercy HaEu,sas IL nsv~nr~.-~ -
MEF $50 ETr ffMr RuHn ARR 4 hall
vezrx a. s~vtae~ - : -egse4~~-< r.-,.s
before fa~r e.-s.slavrr..,vs - Ar.~~s~nr
AiFline~ II 1ese
Al al xs1ieh l. synr.a-sars =. ali
II ths eonuarvx cey-Tr a. rnews fhnr
y<o carefully trasF.so $500
Ynssss nc. onlv ~ r~rs<ter.a rrIrz.~
but muet uess rtvtc e-xarasnMtsaDs
ane ar required - ~ - rxnrt
thar five f,.et fise MORE snn m
more t,aav IA up,,rax =. u,elu4rf
Dur4ne h@r s-ssnsr.e rz=-saS :. :
steaaraexs Nlsx r,Hl--sv l.@rn~se wwfl
vers@e n the ~urlurlules Il u.esaur-
olagv. az u~sff1e err.sruf a~frninr.
CONSTRUCTION. rpecfaausra1 aetaua
etr Etsrr -beesrnsnx her se~v4rx
ghs mas hac mor. .nan zno e mile
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
ROTARlANS HEAR
FINE TALK BY REV..
MONTE A. DAVIS.
aadAr Nxh4 Pime6 rN NsEz We'd
ne@ass A. ThN Htxh SeAp@ss
G~nfn4az7a

Rev. Mortas Davis pastor 81 ne
Mos Poss5a nApfzN cn1rch ga ~
guess sueake4 81 Ihk Roar Cut
nesting "wednesday. ard ~ nzaos .
xyae1oln tAA or ne sah1scs u
service hs.rg in1rDcucoc ~
AArur Bszned wno had eh&~Es 81
ne program Rsg Mr. Davis maze
ar unusual speech bF uklsz9
ttN fni1aA s-E-R-r~I-G-E ~ sc
NcrxzsR fraMn u9zseh ne gathered nst
kln1e ax1 qualities Uf acTT1et hp-
iar.Azn should practice kzc IN tain
uax t~netguctfvt and e~nteTzAlnane
Tns seriousness q ne talk w2z m
serxpexNsa viii n1fnesy ane humur
Gus ILLUSTRATIONS u141 were eng0yeo
sy hM hezrezz
Wasting RctArszTsz werx u0xh &c.
C1Ezfp af Moslle. and JOHN MrAr
aaus Kfrk Rzrnhnfn and Eodie Hha~
vat &C Na4S Putut
Ire SECRETARY had cunMi6sranh
literature &c hand or - nls mem
ser& inviting tfzszn 80 nnx pstt1rt
Conferences ~ EzRNWA1er PARK on
MAJ G arc :. sn4 70 = luncheon n
Neu Orleans nexf TaNnxaRy ~ the
quests Of GN Eew 0raeaxa clah
Several Esgnifled tkear inteunsn 20
attend tksese naee1faa1
Arthur Smith ~ Chairman o. lhe
COMMITTEES. announced Us&f next
"wednesday night SAT J. would he
LA1ae& Night and Ehe eAacuet
wDaac taks pisoe fp khe nMfeur1& nf
me High School. wfth fhs Band
Auxiliary preparing and serving
s&me T1sm tsaxluues 20 take fae|
pssos q tn regular nDun Meeting
neu "Wednesday Al Roo4-iaxa are
exisecsed 20 - present with thelr
wives o. Eweethezrtx and az re-
gaeSted 70 rextster b~cforefsans w1ss
W b Robertson. 10 South Pas1a-
EDuaa street - thai the Band AuxIl-
iAry VIII kaOv bow mary for whaan
e wepnrx.
T1se atasn1anee uas suzns better
than usual
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
C0mmenc G IN At
Wade Consolidated
school Last Week

TfR closing sxsrrlsS far f1af ~.
@or p tEst =f8 - Tn waaoe Corr
ecas6Atec sra4ooi wure feac tag
svrk ~ follow
Or sanaKy hps4s e at : n.
fh4 c1su1nFurwsnsnf seTnsnr va
arr1nAee nY Rev s = M a. Elia.
xgls MISS - q barge arc ApErecs-
aafvt curaernFRtsun
o. ra1as April IS NJ &C , N.
a2 graduating sxercSe were fselc
xsfh TIRE following program ure-
~nu1 Invocation by R<x A =.
FAgrnro welcome - Rnrzrte Car
~ MaME b. tne 1Gufnr Class.
valedtct0-x b. nevuict johnson
Commencement endrezE hv Nj.
KnDx Bronsns O. the state Dernrt-
alen1 ef Education Awareanr Of
medals anc hnssnrx and delivery o.
dipanrakx By Superintendent n Z
Fu~v - the Wane School
T1se falls~1ng eaefeh grace stn-
aeru rsae1veo certificates DgsAn
cumbest EEgss-T su4sh&roueh. Der
ethy Mise EaAFborozeA LacElle Ken
nedy Mara cambext LOUISE cocn-
fwn Dorothy MAJ BrnsAeg. Arts
Brook& a , Coleman Ralph Cum
baEt Arvsiie EeEnedg wnfrec par
Ees
Tnw following hARh school SENIORS
fece4Tec diplomas VsTna dol1KaAnn
Begnice 5otsnnon Beatrtns 00d. ouy
= 1ohuson Arthur Waltnuan. Ed-
Can. winston Vaughan. Her
hert Hamilton and Ownn Davis
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26

NJ Free Tay1or. eszAnoeTy c1erk
= RasasEoala ard AIS DelpAine
ssuclef Delma1 also q Pasc4e01z
we're uafrlee quietly SATURDAY.
afternoon Apr = a. ; eeiozL e.
Onea2 springs a. ~ hasne C REx-
eTenc anc Ms ; r Beean- ~
~ Beea1 Eplze0pallan ulalszN
performing ne Interesting zzrKR
me cSnez1uux uiaE e p van
Elezse zne Mn Bean hs aEzEn6-
aatz
Mu Taslnrs r0e.4rue 80 nsx'
AesT VII white aaoezu1A L.
nc1z4tes5 following ths cerezanru
Eaef r. feT : ha1eEnean. ztouplz9
h Fr1sscezz arc I1zaazzse. -
aDc Bzlax1dzk Ga ~ an1 In
2azaW are q AFzzR - ttsz1 -
nenIIy allz haEue % Z = HznNas
- hrsaeeu LOS Rsltz AZ RaeaA-
s04za znsft me- ere secszEtug ~
clEuzlA1oza nc - Wz1sM g
4eE EAzs 1Ezn1A
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26

TIE week e Auu = - NaF { Is
bring observed thr0ughauf ne state
- Better Hoanek week TIE theme
Il Clean ID PAiut Up anc pa uc
The Y. " q c Q PAse4KuaA IL
Egazn taking the i@ed h this pr0Ject
Enr sxpecx ~ Hhole-heGrt@c sup
purt aDc co-op<rafian q AZ the cit
zsnz q FaseeRa4la 70 help or pro
grtsEaVe city 70 bR tfe mnkf atzFac-
Nv OF tn MEzsazz4pn 0uE Canxt.
VIII ire industrial nox q or
city rauclx EroN1ng. 4 Is NerT neces-
arT shai ~ Al Hurk e have maFe
attractive anE eAezner h1nes and
vRren
ne Y ~ z c Of PascaRouln MI
b1x tue see6 ard pant flowers Of
FoE vacant lo Or lots Z 20 xll
Cooperate x4th then b having the
lof c3eanec ~ JnSt think hcN beau
III fhAt 1s WI look VII Al the
aeeos Cleaned on and surine few
sz taking uaear place = ~ De
Euaz exerckE fu xou buf Z woare
Dus Interested IL exercise ahaas me
Mississippi Enpsoyn1e-lf Enreaa arc
TIER I'll seuc you Enf number q
Euac xAfc mex
I2kx usAe h. For ely nue make
Z pozzinie fr x1Stiurf bc t~ra1ufallF
sax oae q t. pressles1 aoe
clezuer Aftik CITES we ezH VISITED
E~As1asUaa las nsen &auuaaatle
czeassc - nature HsU natural
be&ufx. ant with Fou c-o=gperaauu.
Ne e&r greatly Improve uzas beauty
soN Nzz1 zDo1 Nour private
nazae anz Farcz Are uaey ~ a.
EaclHe e soef co4c = Perhaps
razt Itts HtG1 q zeezx Il ~
r~1gnf~1Nzc Garner q ~ fFuaf vsr1
1oesnH teok g 1aa Dr. remember
DE1ea alEaEE roer foT AzuHaHe-
nElt Car OF - Woe family
AZ IL ten IA Kou s4af yQuI
gazc = - ~ urezse o. ~ tzek
aae zEt Wzxn u1em fTa1 a3e ns
rzzt z1e 01zEs yasc teoa - "a 4
- - Az oouz iezEE 1axee6 s
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
COMMENCEMENT
APPROACHES FOR
PAS. HIGH SCHOOL

Superintendent = r. Wells makes
Ehe following announcement con-
ceTnine the approachtng eomrnence-
fnenE exercises uf the PRscaRunls
HzEh School
The Bacczlaurense Sermon viii be
preached by Rev " l. Day. pastor
q te Fsrx4 Baptist church 0f Pas
cnRDulA- on Sunday. MAY "a
Tne Commencement Address vii.
be ceiivered b. Superintendent s
l. atanger q Crosby. Mss. who Is
preEhdent q Inc MiAkAsSspp Educ&-
t3unal Association. or Pr1ag night.
May -. ~ eight baEiock
Marjorie krehs VII BE- TIE vale
dlctoFsan Of the Senior Cas-
Senior Examination Mav 9 and 10.
Al other examinations Mas Is 70
ae
End os school Session. HAY n.
snxn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
Hotel Proposition Gets
Further Boost AT The
Meeting Friday Night
Meeting Attended By Twenty Citizens Hears Details Of Plans
To Raise Necessary Funds Experienced
Hotel Man Makes Proposition

, PrnVreSa tpwxra the building OF
uae proposed hotel for paScaToaia
wzx shown a. q MEETING held on last
FRIDAY night Apr1l Is At oae Ek
h2n attended By twenty c.tszea&
when TIRE details q raising funds
Sufficient 90 caryy out the project
uere discussed
The meeting vas called to ORDER
~ H p GSusie<. acting chairman.
who explained the workings az the
hotel eon1mittee VI 20 date He
stated that sitter entertaining nu-
zaerc~ husel propoSstionS the CON-
mAt1ee ha1 oecincd thai the rx0po-
Sunn made bx Z II Brady vas the
mast attractive The committee had
definitely decided OF a A-roann
tEo-Story hotel at the coxner OF
1--we Oak and Magnolia streets,
plans Of which had beer drawn BY
an architect Of jackson. Mss. the
estimated cost Of which Is s72soaea
n Is planned 70 raise fifty per cent
Of The cost by local x~uhscrlherx 70
the stock. and borrow s4090oo0o
from the REC M Brady had
agreec TO completely furnish the
hotel and lease if for az amount
sufficient 70 p&y of the s4oO0oM
At the rate q s1000Oo per year for
& period of twenty wears. ard to take
O. the taxes and insurance and
upkeep for a Ike period
Short talks and further explana-
tons were made by the following
W B Herring. J. / Ford H ".
Cautaer. A J. GraSSsck e II Brady.
W r Guiey. Walter Lewis. Rev. J
r. Nau and others. including q Mr..
jackson. vho owns and operates the
Mlramar Hotel In Pass Christian.
Nj Brady stated that ne had had
much experience in the hotel ousi-
ness. and thai he considered Pnsca-
goula virgin territory for business OF
this kind
After much discussion II =as
moved BY Il " Gautier. second
by J / Ford and carried. that the
WORK of the committee be approved
snd ratified. and that the commit
tee be continued as 3 steering CON-
mittee and appoint such persons as
their opinion are necessary to So
licit subscriptions for stock IN the
hotel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
Y.W.B.C. DANCE At
FlREMEk'S HALL
SAT-. NIGHT, MAY 4

Don't forget the hlE dance thai
VII be given Saturday sRsntrlE. MAz
sEh- a. the F1remcr1.4 Hal from tHn
til tHD ~ me = " D c of PaseA-
eouia The music vii BE furnished
b t1e popular jules Call an6 ms
orchestra
Inh Is TIE FIRST dance tne clzEb
hns sponsored since the PTusl6enxs
EAL. and % yo4 kn0S. tine !. - .
c aAnnes are alNas popular ard
~ennceaafui SC ynr can't miss ~
RansenzhsH the nAght-Easurnas
Mas 4th the uAnne-4he TreEneng
HAil: faax ttme-MsM tiIi 1s0os thf
mumH-Juies Call and his urches-
TIA. ase sfsaneaF-Tn2 Y " 3 C
Of pnnnAxuuia
n~essryheds yin h thsax Wont
youf Exxx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
Spiritual VI Getting
OF h Youth
Organization Apr. p

The Catholic Youth ORGANIZATION
held It's Surltual Meeszng. Monday
meat. April a. $50.
The meeting opened WIN a prayer
BY Father P J. Carer Nisx Ann
Ros preSdtd q president. The
minutes were read and approved u
the members
The different committees rave
their reports. The atnaetke commit
TEE chairman Edward Baru. gave his
report Of the happenings Al the c
T. o softbell game. which uas
played II Biloxi SUNDAY with 81
Michael's c. Y. o.
Junior Beilman. right fielder. ans
seriously injured during the game
and vas taken 70 Ctr Hosnital IN
Biloxi. having stitches taken IN his
chin. We hope that his recovery
VIII be soon Another game win be
played Sunday with Father Burns
C Y. o from Mobile. April "a 1870.
on the local fleld. between the boyxs
teams
Il vas decided by the MEMBER 10
A1FN wv - 7. " meetings next
week: n Monday night. winch win
De the regular social meeting. and
Friday night the c. Y. o win enter
tain q guest from washington. D
c. who VII give information ON how
q make a good organization.
Since there was no further dis
eussioD- the meeting proceeded with
Its purpose.
IHF following young ladies read
articles O. Interest to the orgauiza-
ton Miss E8ble Walker. Miss Jean
Delnas and Hiss Cfennle Clark
Hiss Am Ros aisc read an article
The articles were Manners Eur
Boys And Girls Don't Be A
Saint Nuns In Street Clothes.
After the articles were read the
serge3nts-at-arrnE. Miss Fanny Hazel
Pals and Edward Barq. collected
fines fruua ne 0DeS caught taking
while me meeting was II session.
The meeting then closed with q
prayer GLENNIE CLARK
Reporter
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
Contributions Are
Asked For Natchez
Fire Sufferers

Miss Jessie Boyd secretary us TIE
Jackson County Chapter. American
Red croxs, has received 3 telegram
from National Headquarters IN
washington. ~ktress.ng the need OF
assistance for the unfortunate ne
Erues who suffered IN the
burning Of 8 oance hall in Matched
Tuesday night About two hundred
negroes we're burned to death when
rAppec IN the ltnsy building where
they we're al dancing and having a.
good time an6 mary more were tn
iured The National Red Cross VII
help but local assistance VIII be
thankfully received
P~ascagoula and Moss Point cIa-
zens vino Wlxh 70 donate to this
zorthy cause may leave Their cora
tons with the PzscaEoula National
Bank
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
Notice To All
Home Owners
Jackson County

These VIE have nez - made
app4An4tlafz fef Haaa8tead Taz
Exemptions fex les4 ~ ngstE1ed
Tat the the fex making zacH
sRBakstssas y Estfaln aaSn
ses Applications feT Is4a ara
hecez@r. 4 Feu dnzzFr - IAks
Advantage 81 the exempszan e
a~auzezb=ana
Gene nav and make H.
noeNArY ApDlAeA3Aen II zee
sd us seneft - he ezezue-
usn sn yer hzEnz It's Fe4z.
Eesuscn MI.
X GRAHAM
fzz AasaAax Sacazan CeHufF.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
4 WORD OF WARNING
FROM MAYOR CAVITY

A. The Summer uezsz.n esz.ss.
Ntth The epenant Of thx MUM
pa fAst and rzxilisE sch@4uled
fW teezy. h 10 weIl - navlse
fhs~ uhe stzti tAse pan n asy
unx Il BE czEefu - Neesarutz.
Tbe szW4n especially an
sazassA sN - alive =sth ehE-
areA aac ~ w1sk 4 AAER@ ne
Aorzsas thA4 speeding wl nsg b.
ztiaso tn the T1elnits Il ~
B@rk Thsar rseAzfinr me spa~s
Hokai3tasza uln - ARRESTED aad
ftned seoeTdiR - fhe eaty ara
mne< nsEzraa2 ahe aahzar1
Ws a4W NAk - NzEn lhszsx
Nhe hzEhF " tie 49, aa1 -
peAisx ehitdnen wha wAae n
ths shztleN wafer azsnx ~
Aaa e@aeh ~ ~ a4rzfu az.d
8ss 81 b. tes aesp saszr.
Ths management - IN naxt
and NE siaF pelise etN ~ al
uheF zH - Heseui azesaenaa
aza - a. ne os-sDz4zzsn Il
FRANK 4 CAN'T.
AaTz.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-26
CLEAN Up. PAINT UP
WEEK AGAIN SPONSORED
BY YOUNG WOMEN'S CLUB
Week Being Observed All Over State. Pascagoula Citizens
Urged To Make City Cleaner. Brighter
and More Attractive

possibility o. having the pr~ttAss.
"a PSxsAeuaa
L yo1 hnvt been negiecttnx te DC
ma badly -necaed pAtni 90 phone
yQaf fsguz1le pant mar Guc heTi
BE- gls1 = help yoa Youn ~ sur
prassc a. ne differences = little paint
VII MAKE
/ ~ a. Clean ID Paint ID anc
F1 up - snail BE successful r.
making nGseaRoalAs beauty corre-
fponc e IL EroHTh
We arr colnE or pArtf Arera
yuu9
ErAgGE1gE vaElCH
Reporter