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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Bitter Sweet Top New Bill Music Box Wednesday


RoNN-Tyrone Power IN The Mari
Of Zorro = 80 : 50. $40. 80
$50. also London Can Take Il
Il o5. as. AS. 705. SIS.
RIaITo-DesnnA Durbln and Roberi
cumminss IN spTlns Parade .
Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton
in Blonde Plays Cupid" Ito. SIS
so. $50.
Music BoN-Charies IauRhton and
Caroie Lombard IN They Knew
what They Wanted y IS. : 90
los. 1918 also Richard DIX and
Wendy Barrie tn Men Against the
SKY" IL 80. 2.35. 5 "a. $50
RfaIERa-Claudette Coll bert and
MELVIN Douglas IN she Married
Her Boss" II so 90 8 80 1000.
also Katharine Hepburn and Cary
Grant In Holiday" ! Is. 5 90. $50
BILE ISI-Nyrna 10y and Mel
vYn Douglas IN Third Finger. Left
Hand" lis. : IS. TBS. 1913. also
Mexican spitfire Out West" Il .55.
$40. $40. $50.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY Loretta Youns and Mel
vvn Douglas IN lie Stayed Tor
Breakfast also william Holden In
Those We're the DAYS"
CaPITOI-Deanna Durbin and Wal
ter Pldgeon In Its Date also
Olivia De Havilland and David
Elven IN sRaffles +"
COMM >ITN-Olivia De Havilland IN
My Love Came Back" also Victor
Jory in Light OF Western Stars
KAY TRfIf-Carole lands and
Adolphe Men1ou In "Iurnabout :"
also Billy Ire In The Biscuit
Eater"
LAkIw ooD-Bette Davis and Charles
Boyer in All THIS and Heaven
Too
rAnk-Bnly lee In The Biscuit
Eater" also Victor Jory in Light
of Western STAR F"
renee Olivier In Pride and Preiu-
REaLART-walter Brennan and Fay
BANTER In Maryland" a teehni-
color production.
REN-Olivia De Hayilland and JEFF
FREY Lynn In MY Love Came Back. "
also Virginia Bruce in Flight
Angels
sidney Toler in Charlie
Chan IN Panama" Iona Andre and
John Carroll in pilot x" also
wild Innocence
sI>sIT-Frances Farmer and Victor
McLagien in South OF Pago Page, ="
also Lee Tracy In "Miliionaires in
Prison"
TEurLE-Ann Neagle In Irene :"
also Thomas Mitchell In Swiss
Family Robinson.
LIBERTY. Puyaiiup-Anne Shirley In
Ann OF Windy Poplars," also Lana
Turner In I'VE Who Are Young"
Leo Garlic In Wyoming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Younqster Gets Director S Goat

In the scene he was required 10
answer Penny Singleton by say
ing. Now, that's unreasonable. -
Instead. to everyones amazement
he intoned, THAT doesn't make
sense"
Despite his amazement. Direc-
tor Frank r. Strayer agreed that
Larry's lines were much more APP
propriate than the lines in the
script. They remained in the pic
ture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
REVOLVER pup

Anything can happen in a Marx
Brothers picture. In wild and
woolly comedy scene in Go West"
Robert Barrat. playing a bad man.
was supposed TO drop his revolver
rs Harpo stuck one In his back.
He dropped the gun. 1t went to
pieces like springs from a clock.
Experts figured that wouldn't hap
pen once in a thousand times. but
II happened for the Marxes. Put
back together. the gun gave no
more trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

EuuF III the Co-S Earring roles.
Miss Macdonald is seen as Vic
torian belle Sarah Millek. and
Eddy as her Niennese voice teach
er. Carl Linden. with whom she
elopes on the eve Of her wedding
to Harry Daventry, played by
Edward Ashley. Sarah and Carl
live an idylhc life in Vienna until
an Austrian cavalry officer. Baron
Won Tranisch, played BY George
Sanders. begins paying her atten-
ton. Then comes the dramatic
denouement.
Ian Hunter is seen as Lord
Shsyne. gambling opponent OF Won
Tranisch and benefactor Of Sarah
and Carl. In comedy roles are
Felix Bressart and Curt Bots as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

Funs fun, but when a fiye-year-
old moppet starts ad libbing, it's
enough 10 drive the most expert
enced and tranquil movie director
to drink. 1t happened at Column
bia recently when Larry Simms
forgot his lines during a scene in
blonde Plays Cupid" now at the
Rialto theater. Instead Of admitting
his lack Of memory. the youngster
substituted his own lines with the
aplomb and ease of veteran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

More than 100000 worth Of
real jewelry, designed especially
for the picture by Flato. consider
ed the worlds greatest jewel de-
signer, are worn by Katharine
Hepburn. Doris Nolan and Binnie
Barnes in Columbias Holiday"
enjoying a return engagement at
the Riviera theater along with
"She Married Her Boss"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
TINY PIANIST

Harpo Marx proudly announces
the fact that his sis-yesr-old son,
Billy, can play an entire piece on
the piano. II In Buy a Broom, |"
juvenile tune started with the
right hand and picked up with the
left. Harpo says. And he plsys
II by reading music, which is
more than I can do
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Nelson Eddy and Jeanette
Mcdonald Star in Musical
Yesterdays Heroes" Story OF Big
Time College Football. Shares Screen

Noel Coward known to the both actor and play
wright IS represented for the first time composer IN
his opereta Bitter Sweet which opens Wednesday AT the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

Deonno Durbin and Mischo
Auer donoe the wild Hun
oorion czordos together in
festive sequence OF Univer-
soils spectacular production,
Spring Porode." romantic
story OF lnnperioI Vienno in the
1905 and currently showing
OF the Riolto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

The film j. IN technlcolOr.
pennileSs musicians SIX Rumann
as Herr Schhck. cafe owner, and
Herman Bing as the marketkeeper.
Also prominently cast are Fay
Holden. Diana Lewis. Lynne Carver
and Janet Beecher.
Sharing the screen Will be
Yesterdays Heroes. the inside
story Of big-time college football.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07

Mckinley PIT. A. is to have an
interesting program for its meet
ing Friday at 2:30 p. m. in the
school: Agnes Ferris Bigelow, city
librarian, will talk on The Com
panionship of Books" and Henry A.
Harris, on Hobbies for the Fam
lily" Kindergarten mothers will
serve tea.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Three Hundred Girl Reserves
Attend Asi|omar RaIIy

Three hundred Girl Reserves of
Imperial Valley gathered in the
CaleXico high school gymnasium
Wednesday night for the annual
Asilomar rally at which those girls
who attended the Asilomar confer
ence this past summer reported the
highlightS of that gathering.
Blue and whie, the Girl Reserve
colors, were used in the pretty
decorations and were repeated in
the refreshments, dessert being
served prior to the business meet
ing.
Mrs Marscia Menvielle, Jasper
advisor, presided as program chair
man and Carmen EngebretSon of
Ell Centre introduced the various
speakers. all of whom spoke on some
phase of the theme. rs Democracy
Workable in Our Daily Lives?"
Charlotte Case of El Centro talk
ed on leadership; Edna Hens OF
El Centre, an analysis of social re-
lationships particularly as they af-'
feet girls and young women; Betty
Saunders of Brawley, rural youth;
Margaret Prince OF Ell Centre on
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Girls Drill Team
Performs Friday

Centrars Sergeanettes, the girls
drill team composed of so students
with Carmen Vinfrido as head mai
orette, will make their first Off
cial appearance at the football game
Friday night.
In their snappy uniforms, the
girls make fine appearance as
they go through their effective
routines.
Central's band will appear for
the first time also in the new uni
forms of cardinal and gold.
After the game a dance for all
students and alumni will take place
in the school gym. Reserved seats
for the game may be obtained at
Clements.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Bridal Shower
For Donna Mills
tuesday Night

Mrs. Elizabeth Mills and Miss
Mickey Mckinney gave a bridal
shower Tuesday night honoring
Miss Donna Mills whose marriage
to Dell Curry, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. Curry, will take place on Jan.
25.
The party was held at the home
of Miss Mckinney, 72l Broadway,
where a group of friends gathered
to enjoy the shower, the games
and the refreshments.
Those present were: Miss Mills,
Mesdames H. P. Newman, c. j.
Taylor, A. D. Curry, Gene Busby,
Kenneth Mccullough, Maurice Nc
Cullough, George Moore, Milo Kerr
the Misses Sharon McNeece, Rachel
wyatt. Wanda Srown, Patricia
Thompson. Rosalind Thompson.
Wanda Ackley and the two host
esses.
The wedding will take place in
the San Diego Chapel OF Roses
and the future bride has asked
Mrs. Jerry Taylor to be her matron
of honor and Miss Mckinney. her
bridesmaid. Mr.. Taylor will be
Currys best man.
Both young people attended Gen.
tral where Miss Mills was active
in Girl Reserve work. They will
make their home in San Diego
where Mr.. Curry is employed by
Consolidated Air.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07

Organization of a symphony or
chestra, to be known as the El
Centre Civic Symphony orchestra,
will be effected at a meeting Tues
day night at 7:30 O'Clock m the
high school.
For some time a number of El
Centrans who used to play various
instruments and who have studied
music for many years have been
eager TO continue their musical ac-
tivities and this group is desirous
OF forming symphony orchestra
for the city.
Ali those interested in such
project, in continuing their music.
or in supporting this endeavor are
TO meet in the high school where
preliminary steps will be taken to
organize a civic orchestra. Anyone
in the valley who has played a
musical instrument and who would
like to belong to such an organiza-
ton will be welcomed as will those
who, not musicians themselves. are
interested in the movement.
Not only will the orchestra pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Three Hostesses
Entertain for
Mrs. More+ti

Three hostesses, Mrs. U. H. Den
ham, Mrs. Roch Maquar and Miss
Concha Beriochoa entertained We'd
nesday night with a shower for
Mrs. E. F. Moretti.
Mrs. Moretti was invited to the
Denham home, 1888 Olive. and
when later she was taken to her
own home. 1911 Olive, she found
her friends awaiting her. Attractive
gifts were opened by the guest OF
honor and refreshments were Serv-
ed. Guests were: Mesdames Sue
Shipler. Frieda Fleming, Frank
Smyer, c. T. Gilkison, Ben Keller
man. Matte Wynn, Al Simmons.
Dunbar Carey. Lottie Mason, Dora
Stahl, Edna Knudsen, Adeline Wis
enhunt, Mary Brown, Bert Brown.
Chalk Brown, Gordon Scriven, Bill
Tackett, John w. Tyler. Joe Hal
vorsen. Ray Merrill, B. R. Purdy,
Henry Swanson, L. H. Grassland.
Don Campbell. A. NJ. Mayo, Jean
Bryant. Rose Bryant, Tommie Nelt
Bradshaw. Vivian Thompson; the
Misses Syville Berchtold, Marie
Osa. Hazel Higgs. Helen HiggS, all
of El Centre: Mrs Bertha Siser,
Mrs. Jennie Moretti, Mrs. Helen
Loflin. Mrs. Earl Miller. and Mrs.
Mary E. Davis of San Diego; Miss
Betty Goss, Mrs. Alec EnglemaS,
Mrs Elaine Bond of Los Angeles;
Mrs. Fred Cross of Mission Beach:
Mrs. Myrtle Simmon of Salinas;
Mrs. Joe Oftelie of Seeley; Mrs.
Malcolm Huey of Calexico; Mrs.
Ida Shaw of Modesto; Mrs. lone
Weir of Brawley: Miss Helen Scott
of Indio: and Mrs. Vessey of Phoe-
nix Arizona
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07

An announcement of interest to
many in the valley is that Of the
marriage of Miss Lilyan D. Engle of
Yuma, Arizona, to Charles Austin
Wallace of Ell Centre.
The wedding took place at high
noon Sunday in the Yuma Presby-
terian church, the Rev. Mr. Ray
mond c. Acheson performing the
impressive double ring ceremony.
White gladiolas and chrysanthe-
NUNS decorated the church making
a lovely setting for the service
which was preceded by two songs,
sung by Eugene Moore of Ell Gen.
tro: Because" and "All For You.
Roy H. Garfield of Yuma gave his
niece in marriage and the bride
made a charming picture in her
wedding gown, a picturesque frock
of blue marquisette over taffeta
with which she wore a becoming
halo hat trimmed with seed pearls
and veil in fingertip length. Her
bouquet was particularly effective:
blue waterlilies with bouvardia and
blue streamers tied with lilies of
the valley.
The two bridesmaids, Maudie
Pyle and Louise Bower, both of
Yuma, were gowned in bronze taf-
feta, wore pearl caps and carried
bouquets of TaliSman roses. and
blue delphinium tied with blue
satin bows.
Eugene Moore served Mr.. Wallace
as his best man and Eldridge Grow
and Fletcher Hamilton of Yuma,
were the ushers.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Garfield were hosts at a re-
ception held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Bower, ST., where
candles and many flowers provided
a pretty setting The bride and
bridegroom cut the handsome three
layer brides cake in the traditional
manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace left shortly
afterwards on a wedding trip to
the Grand Canyon. the bride wear
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Sans Souci Club
Entertained

Sans Souci club members had
their meeting Wednesday night of
this week enjoying dessert and
bridge at the John w. Tyler home,
1893 Olive.
Mrs. L. j. Goree. jr., won first
prize; Mrs. Harry w. Horton, sec
ond; Mrs. r. c. Clemons, third.
Other members present we're: Mes
danes w. H. Tyler, jr., Evalyn Bo-
man Westerfield, William c. Reed,
John B. McNeece, Charles P. Delp,
Sem Bacon, j. B. McNeece. Mrs.
Hazel Gallagher and Mrs. George
r. Kirk were guests of the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07

COURT GRANTS
FINAL DECREE
In superior court Wednesday
Maria Macias obtained final div
orce from Dionecio MaciaS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
$500 Suits BY00E0
Society BrondZ0.OU

These we'll known Society Brand Mannish Suits of finest
Worsteds Hand stitched apes rich dagonals in black
and navy also subdued stripes Suits famous for beau
tful tailoring and reduced now to $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Li|yan Ens|e Married Sunday
To Charles Wallace

ing a smart black jersey travellns
dress and a gardenia corsage.
Mr.. and Mrs. wallace are now
making their home in Ell Centro.
The bridegroom is a graduate OF
Central high school and junior
college and is a we'll known pho-
tograpl.er. He is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. B. j. Thompson, also
of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07

the chapel services at Asilomar.
Betty Brown of Brawley on
Work Day Ahead" Betty Culver
on racial differences.
Miss Florence Jean Consaul of
Brawley was in charge of the folk
dancing in which all participated
after the program, Miss Virginia
Scarisbrick, El Centro advisor, ac-
ted as accompanist for the COM
munity singing of Girl Reserve
songs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
10 Organize Civic Symphony
Orchestra For EI Centro

vide pleasure for those who are SER
iously interested in music, but ii
will add to the cultural life of
the community and may develop
into a real asset which will bring
JOY to many. Ambitious plans are
underway and all details will be
explained on Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Scanning l.v
News Horizon

FINAL DECREE GRANTED
A final divorce decree was grant,
ed in superior court wednesday to
Guy M. Schuetz in his suit against
Thetis Maude Schuetz He charged
her with wilful deSertion.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07

HELD IN JAIL
William E. Saunders 54, Hunting
ton Park salesman, was held in
the county Jail at Ell Centre Thurs
day on a charge of giving Don
Damron bad check In his COM
plant Damron said the check was
for $25.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
SEELEY MEMS CLUB
MEETS FRIDAY

Seeley Mems club is to meet Fri
day evening in the community
church at 7:30 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
FILES SUIT

Murdist Hamilton Thursday filed
a divorce suit against David L.
Hamilton, jr., charging desertion.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-07
Announcements
Of Meetinqs

Wilson school PIT. A. board will
meet Friday morning at $50
o'clock in the school,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18

Mr and Mrs Lee A Deamas an
n0unce the marriage 0f their elo~
est daughter. Sarah 20 Me- Chester
W Riley. ~. Of Mobile
The wedding took place on sat-
uraay. October - 81 500 q m at
me rectoFy q our Lady 81 Victories
Church IN pasraeoulA. Father r J.
Carey performing the angle ring
ceremony.
The brides dress waS Of black
velvet with matching accessories
She wore . shoulder corsaee Of
sweetheart roses. Her only attend
ant was her sister, Miss Mathllde
DelmaA whose dress was Of navy
blue crepe with matching accessories
and a corxaTe Of sweetheart roses.
Mr.. Riley had as his attenaent
Mr.. +. J. Granger Of New Orleans
and pascaRuuia.
The bride Is \ graduate Of ON
Lady OF ~Victnrtes School and also
Of Pruvidence Hospital. Mobile. Mr..
Riley Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Riley, ST.. Of Mobile. He Is
employed at Ingalls, Snipyard
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18
Sporting Goods
Company Opens A
New Store I'm City

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shA ugas a. establishment
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al fRzA masen h9 lad q peeaNkaw A.
cle4k Al BsxanlseMM Ia 1855 Dc
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= hra1cn of thh H4urN wnere ~ IN.
nsMirea ak ezra. untl he uent g.
LAureA At3- - oFesase a staos g.
psrtsnent ~ patz oznfF. HsNwsiy
thereafter ne ~Fxturrsed % PNsenznz-
a. and k2arn was szMnafeFred e. ~.
io1i ~ SepGHmksr a. iHzR 70 oEwn q
nxumfAela stzH0 there Ret1fxin1
here Ia Afrn o4 unan year. Ne ~
manned until eepeemocs 81 nrum-
neld1 ulsea ne aexidna - So into
business ter himself.
Lewis 9pusfarr uaoas Company
vii handle 3 e~cxsxpirte ine u4 fish
ms and hunting ~eQuiymnei1 usmzsne
SUPPLIES nna Ill also be tire h<al
agency fcr HkP hUusehoad ard ma
rane paints
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18
Luncheon Party AT.
Mobile Compliments
Pasca goula Matrons

4MnB1AH AE&iNENHl
Mrs. J D Converse xas lanuf1ss
10 = group u friends ct : delight.
hi luncheon party yesterday. Hes-
enI Of the guests came from onl
Of the city and were. Mn W. n
Guest. Mrs A. ,. Ofaaslrk and Mrs
Hermna 0anlirr Of pAscAeusla
The sEaitnf1 from out a town
we're presented with pretty c0rsagrs
by the hosteaE daughter. Vakss
Converse.
The party had cocktails at the
hostess hume ~ ~ octnek after
which unNy motoed 70 tie Country
Club for luncheon, Festive aeenEa-
items adorned the club wla1fe
Ladies' Day WA n progress.
Enjoying thH affair together weFa
Mira A r. DeFAhiuer. Mrs. a. -.
Hays. AIRS H0uihac 0e11n, Mira.
winthrop n Hailsti. Mgn I'd ssuis.
Mrs J. Mac Bell and Charles
Baumhausr: ard Mira W. n 0uk4s,
Mira A. J. 0rasatek ard MEx Hessnrs
oautier Of P~ascaGoala.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18

TMNUF I'll
Truak ~ e. p&acAemA rsaee0d
its msnaghAF oEsx Mxssrs xutoes ~
nsif4nE a. asreSs trAskte ona ealrN
linx mfesF Ens ewsnR sAe Mn4As
lx ins4 NAtaf1As ~ the 4 & MA~
mtAcftas b tke xnsEa1is
CaeraaAA MnM4 IS est eaNsAs
kFx km she rAaunRna1A hazh Mrnna
hard buf me fen wase wxse Ha
reside = geoa shp~ism AAa uA >
real sefsas
Atxnox4 . fun AtkerdAlsns wAs had
a. TIE regular nzeetsnx of ne sExsn
heA9 raem1As uA8n1 These also
aere q few NnSfaTM 11a2 fIansiea
Arfea FASF& Mca Me nsx4 eau&
hise Zee hastnz AtnnnAz eewfes hss
havfnr ard 1ftFntztxaneaa TINS na@
Write EmtFnz Rad NEtNn e IL sEeni
mnuAefs fNesenA M pMfsea Haa~
e. being me uaiy CSC NfMsst
The meeting uks ~officiAEif opw4ea
~ TIRE Scout pnkrnl lra9es utlh Ire
Sccuf cath ard pse4En 81 AIlR6aanna
The pntful eMrne u nos MauA
wna paayea ard d1ra wsfn ~entaeeIAAf
ard Fncnrsa Efsewked TVS mas FnIs
lowed ~ ossausnr inssFaettsF Nnuat.
ING gAnaex
Tire souuss haG = lireuans e1lsy
relay rHee. which NAe nsafRed ~ .
iHw splIls heeAmne 81 Inaeessfaef
IN carrying However, n ~ TIE
wousa car sxrxNiR this aFifl nna
This was feaiowea ~ . pYszmld
buiidinE contest. liz results ~
which ~efe mafEmakang nud Il h
believed that TIE treup has ne last
80 team ca ire Cuasl.
After tie contests uas tfoan mnm.
heFs returned q tlaa hut fnf : shirt
Business meetinR several At tfse
scouts passed tests and attempted
10 pass others These feNsz seeun
10 BE- harder each tIme. TNo new
applications fer memhxFahlp nefe
reen3ved ard p1ace4 on tha waiting
fixt for nexx YEAR.
The Scouts ctueed the meeting -
repeating the II scout laws ard the
Scout oNnedictlon
rlKwTs VEIN
scribe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18

end s1sltitsr ia khe hcsnrx uf ar
and Mrs. Renrs OauissF. ans Mr.
and ArN Hexxsns daHttef. Mr.
ouaEn Il aSaz e~eEs4trnrtton WeEt
fw ghe u~aFc<nmnat inziafznk
hnneass Ia Ka3 West
Mr.. ana Mrx 0tia sharp q Ne~
OrMArIx zpert fwo aay3 tfts weNa
al slncsr cnttaEe On Beach BoasK-
vmrf
Mrs Jack Taylor. accompanied
b. Mrs T. ! casfanera sne Ms
Aseien wnlkxr, GROVE 10 Mo0llt
MunaMy 70 attend tire ctEcua
Rey. IA Mcdowell pastor It ths
rrst Presbyterian Church hfi
Tuesday f0F OHifpnFt 90 attend uhs
meeting q the Meridian PreshytsFy
which wss n session TUESDAY. Wed
neaday and THURSDAY
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18

tCcuflnned frcan psgs -
Mn Pred Motifs O. Mozrtx and
Trnvts DRY Good4 kft Tues1ax tmr
several Gays xlsst IA Laurel
Mrx Hermek 0autser spent TaeH-
dAy tn New Ogle&n4
-
Mrs JaEk HollkEler H. spendtnx
thks weekend In Rev Orleans with
her caaght3r. Margaret MooFR
ROY WinEfieia r. spent last
weekend In PascAnoula Ia the hone
ef his parents. Mr. anG Mrs r. q.
WIngfleid, on south PMScaFouin
Street Coming with Roy, we're
three OF his friends. Marshall
Adams Tupelos Paul steyena Nee
Albany. and Bayard Clark Of
Washington. D C
Mr. and Nrx G r. Quinn and twn
daughters Katherine and judy. at
Key West. Florida. spent the wees
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18
"Build-Up" for Women

peri0die Distress. such as head
aches, nervousness. eramp-like pain,
may be symptoms Of fumefionai
dysmemovvAec due TO mainutrition.
- often helped By cAKDUL BY
increasing appetite, stimulating
iov Of gastric juices and so assist
ing digestion, II helps build physi-
cal resistance to periodic discom-
fort IL also helps reduce periodic
distress for many who take Il .
few days before and during Athe
time" Try cARDUI Used so years
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18
WOODEN MILL
NEWS

Mlxs Ruhye pssgcs ard 0ensce ana
Robert DAiereeu spent sunday IN
Caroneie. Alabama. visiting fF1ends
and relatives
Misses Nina MllBrr, Alace smith,
Lsttir Boone ard MRsKie Bailey
spent SATURDAY IN jackson. Aaesis-
8ippl where they attended the
jackson state FAir.
Miss Myrtle Douglas spent ne
weekend IN Mobile visiting friendsl
We aru glad TO have velma
Graham back In tire Knitting Dee
pArtmcnt
Buford Myfick ard wife. of Ocean
springs. spent The day In roplarvils,
Miss, sunday.
Misses Dorothy Champion. Laictlls
Weeks attended the State Fair Ia
Jackson. Saturday.
o.
Mls& Elsie Brafiflan spent the nsS
IN HattiesbuFSs sunday. Visiting
friends.
Miss LAddie Tanner spent the day
In Mobile, Saturday.
Roy Davis and friends motofed
to New Orleans. Saturday. for the
day.
o
We are glad 70 have Ann Hodee.
and Ina Mae Dickens back 10 wofi
In the operating department.
D.
Miss Kate Reeves and family
spent the day IN Pensacola. sun.
day.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18
CARD or THANKS

We wish 70 express cur thAnka
and appreciation to the doctors ard
nurses. and Father CareS ard
friends fer kind services rendered
during illness and death o. our
wife and mother.
IRA SMITH
MHaMADKE HATY1RY.
MfkE. MADlE HATEIEY.
RAYMOND DEfaAxAg.