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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

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port Is wxsttng Miss Gloria Grant
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Akrs J. o Grant n. On PascA-
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Miss Marie Westhsook spent the
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friends and relatives IN New Or
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Ocean Springs. was a business yixitol
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Leo Trehern hass
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs victol
Honey and three children. Edward
Dolores and Mary Claire. Of Cairo
Illinois. who VIII spend several day
visiting In Pascagoula-
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Memphis. Tenn we're resent guests
q NJ and Mfn. oassan Groves and
family. Mrn. Brewer i : sister Of
Mrs Groves
Mr.. ard Mrs ! II Lpscosnb and
children went 70 New Orleans Frt-
DIS fnr . sisit of several days wait
relatives They also visited an uncle
ii Baton Rouge, La
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Mr.. r. A. PnImquiat ma hostess
Friday ~ . delicious and Appetlsine
dinner Quests we're MFn. j. r.
Lockgrd. Mira v. Grant Humphrey.
Mrs. james CamFaln. Misses Guess
Humphrey. Lula Mae Lxkard. au-
ate v. Vaughan and Fannie r.
Vaughan.
corte Armstrong, Of n~caniuas.
Ia was : recens guest n the home
Of IA uncle and aunt Mr and Mn
7. l. Murphy, Hr.
HRS. Joe Leatherhury. 81 pAsca@
eouIa, and son. Lewis f<athsrbufys
q Greenwood we're guests re-
Gently Of Mr.. and Mrn. L l. Hob-
eFts.
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DIN Davis. eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrn Howard Davis. has accepted
4 p1stttou with RIA ard Il located
At Columbia. Congratulations are
extended this popular and worthy
young man with many good wishes
fof hls success.
II. and Mrs Mark r. Davis. M.
and Mrss J. Davis. and Miss Marcia
Davis came down from HnttinebufR
Sunday 70 attend the special Chi
nfenE Day service II Ut Pleasant
Methodist church.
Mr and Mrs. Marvin Roberts ana
Mis- Examne nohefia. Of Plateau.
Ala Vert Sunday visitors IN MI
Pleasant
TIE cniidren's Day service at ~
Pleasant sunday Has mrrh en-
0fed b. a large and apprcciative
audience The entire Sunday school
took part and al shosed careful
training and preparation for TINS
eesntfui day.
Mr and Mrs q c. Roberts ard
sazs. NoIle 7. and speflcer and
aughteF. Marion Roberts. Of Moss
Point. FER welcome visitors a. NJ
Pleasant Sunday
III Ruth Cain and Theresa Ger
and Norman Moran xefe amone
the PaaeaRUuians VIC eams out -
witness the Chll0ren'e Lay paaeanl
ard other exercises.
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Mr and Mrs. John ,. nluinNr ard
daughters, Misses Anna ana sci
himner. Of Tampa. 20. aerozn9an-
led ~ Mr4 Charles = ciaFk. ~
ccean Springs. were RIaafs Mn1daz
Of Misses Susie ard Fmaanta
Vaughan.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mf ana Mra John ?. nluinkr ard
daughters. Misses Anna ana sci
hiuzner. Of Tampa. "a. aeEnzu9an-
led ~ Mrs Charles = CLARK. ~
Ocean Springs. wnra guests Mm16aS
q Misses Susie and Fmaansa
Vaughan
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

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and Norman Moran xefe amonze
the paaeaRUuians VIC eAme out y
witness the childrens Day pageant
and other exercises.
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the Sail
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mr. and MFs Wsifred cekaef1s
sd On. wilfred r. hAss taken nas
naass cottage for re remainder q
ne summer.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

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siaIllna Mfn 1nek Parks ena family
ne psi two weeks.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mr and Mrs. q c. Roberts and
sans. NoIle T. and Spencer and
~aug1ater. Marion Roberts. Of Moss
Point. we're welcome visitors - NJ
Pleasant Sunday
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mrs Harry Lee and daughter
Edna f10yd. and MRS C1enmie ik&f
uell drove 10 lInflg ep9snN3 Nina es
Thursday 70 Wait tilsif brother Asd
AAser8in-laN. M and Mira E1eu
Thompson T1aef wire accompanied
e faF 81 jackson - Oscar. IT. and
Ann soaehim whs vii Wall tfaslf
unele and aunt. Mf ard Mira Waitez
MaInef.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

al. ard Mrs. r4ai rn4xfxeIl sri
an1a. Peter. departed "Wednesday tee
Philadelphia. penn. - sinit sstsfzi
nneka wlsn relatives.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mf. and Mrs Mark r. Davis, Aff
and Mrs. j. Davis. and Miss Marcia
Davis came down from Hnttieabufr
Sunday 70 attend the special Chill
rfenk Day service II Ut Pleasant
Methodist ahurch
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

TIE Cniidren,s Day service at -
Pleasant sunday was mrch ~
loved b a large and apprcciative
audience The entire Sunday school
took part and al showed careful
training and preparation for this
eeenfIaI daY.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

corte Armatfnne, Of ncanluss.
L.. vas = rscens guest 81 the home
Of nss uncle and aunt ar and MFa
r l. Murphy, 9r.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

DIN Davis. eldest son Of Nj. and
Mrn Howard Davis. has accepted
4 position with RKA ard Il located
At Columbia. Congratulations are
extended this popular and worthy
young man with many good wishes
fof hlA success.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Clark II Hogan has returned Q
has hone II Birmingham ats
spending his vacation IN the HON
Of hts parents. Mr.. and Mrs r. /
Hogan. OF this city
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

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0asras. and ksea a " Wnstbrpsk
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

u. and MsM Alvin smith rstsnned
% New OrinaEa - Tuesday Afkel
Esndinz the week end here miti1
their suns IL the Gay cottage 81
re beach
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

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Esa sasliarsn q HazzsEeaA TszzA
have TAKEN use AahlsT hessae fa fAs
sanssnsf.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mrs Joe Leathsrhury. 81 PAsca.
eoula. and son. Lewis f&aihsrbufy.
Of Greenwood. we're guests re-
Gently Of Mr.. and Mn l. l. nob-
erts.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mr and Mrs Marvin Roherta ana
Mis- Kxamne Roberts. Of Plateau.
Ala Vert Sunday visitors IN Mi
Pleasant.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mia Franenena npzaeer has -
turned hoana from II : e w mhefs
she has been Attending summer
mohoua
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05

They watched for 10 minutes more, Wes using the glasses. Ron- ica could see them only as tiny nov ing dots away off, but to Yves their motions were distinct even in detail
 My curiosity is giving me the tingles," said Bonnie. And any, way have you noticed that it's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05

IONA KEEPS A RENDEZVOUS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05
. STORIES
 IN STAMPS
President Roosevelt Moy Add New Stamp Portraits

THE next four years may bring A new philatelic honors to Presi- dent Franklin D. Roosevelt, the only living American to be pie tured on the stamps of three for eign countries. The U: s. Presi- dent is shown on the Turkish issue above, with President Inonu. The stamp was one of three commem- orating the 150th anniversary of the U. s. Constitution.
 The President also has been pictured on stamps of Brazil and Guatemala. Three other living Americans have portraits in the stamp gallery.
 President Roosevelt is an ardent philatelist, has kept a stamp col- lection since he was a boy. He owns from 25,O0O to 30,000 stamps, nas specialized in North, Central and South American issues. He also has collected Hong Kong and British West Indies.
 The President has been active in increasing U. S. stamp issues, has personally designed several stamps, and passes on all sug- gested designs. It is likely that his third term will see continu- ance of the expanded U. S. stamp program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05
CHAPTER XIV

Rainbow Canyon was aptly named, its strata of reds and yellowS and blues and browns stretched out for miles like gigantic ribbons. Also it was far of the usual paths used by dude riders. Sitting high in the an- cient cliff dwelling there, Wesley York drew Ronica a map on his note pad.
 "Now here is Pueblo and the uni versity," said he, pointing with his pencil, land this line is the approxi- mate route we took in riding out. Here is the upper end of the can yon. It IS not far above this cliff house. But the lower end extends on down across the international line, about there, into Mexico itself"
 T sec" said Ronnie.
 Rainfall is negligible here. Four. five inches year at most No ir- rigation possibilities. Hence there are not even any ranches in this area, no people at all. Very few have ever seen the Canyon, even"
 "Then what in the world is Lona Montoya doing out here" Ronica asked, turning to look at Wesley.
 The young professor licked his lips and showed a ghost of a smile.
 T don't know. But imagine she might ask us the same question"
 we have logical reason" Bonnie insisted. And I didn't come alone. I came with an escort. I wouldn't have ridden away out here alone. Lona had a sprained ankle just few days ago, too"
 That's so. I'll admit it is pe- culiar."
 He took up his binoculars again, studied the distant rider with care.
 These glasses are powerful" said he. T can see her very we'll She appears to have saddle bags loaded so probably she is ready for any chance trouble. I mean she doubt less has water and food and such"
 "Is your pistol in your shoulder pack, Wes?"
 "Yes."
 'Then we could shoot and make her see LIS, maybe"
 ''The sound and echoes might carry down the canyon, although I doubt it. Anyway, it would seem that the girl wants solitude. Per haps she is, uh, distracted mentally; seeking repose."
 Ronica considered that T don't
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late? The sun is already out of sight over that west wall, and we have quite a ride back to Pueblo"
 That's true, but - don't be afraid" He seemed more intent | than ever.
 T am never afraid I just men toned it Can you see them now?'
 No. No, Ronnie, I can't! You said the man just seemed to ap- pear out of the mountain side. Well, by George, the mountain has swallowed both of them again."
 "Hunh!"
 He lowered his binoculars to stare at her. "Yes! She rode to a sort of natural rock enclosure, dis mounted near the man, and to- gether they just walked into the side of the rock hill"
 (TO Be COntinued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05

-think-so.'
 Why
 q don't know, just hunch. She's not the type for it."
 q confess that we of the faculty have found her little, uh, difficult to classify. She is fair student But there is an air of mystery about her. Intensified now, in my mind ;
 She's awfully pretty Ronnie said. Attractive to men,"
 "Yes."
 "You like her, don't you. Wes? I could tell you did that night at the dance. And-she talked to me on the campus later"
 Talked to you about-me"
 Ronica smiled, staring off down the canyon. You'd be surprised, WeS!"
 "Oh!"
 "She was quite angry because I took you away that night. Re- member? But you really did have the date with me, and - I didn't like being stood up any more than she did, SO"
 Please, Ronica, all that was most embarrassing. regret all of it. Things were - mixed up!"
 I'll say! But what about now? Here we are and there she is. Won't she see our horses, maybe?" No. I tied them in shade on the floor of the canyon; you can see them from here, but she could never discover them. Remember we are nearly 700 feet above them and her. And anyway - look, Ron nie, she is not alone, after all!'
 Ronica took the glasses then. She stared out intently, telling what she saw in little whispered tones as if afraid Lona might hear.
 Sure enough .. Yves .. there's man!" She frightened the focus a bit. "Wes, it really is a man, but he is not on a horse"
 No, saw that"
 Strange! Who it is, I wonder?'
 Possibly it is none of our - ot our"
 None of our business" she sup piled. But I'm too human to let that interfere, Wes! You're the one who must be dignified."
 "Quie so.'
 Stop saying that, I told you! You're swell egg, really"
 Her manner pleased him. Swell egg. It is good to have a pretty girl tell you that you are a swell egg It means more than a citation from the dean of the college.
 Tn a way" said he, it is my busi- ness, too. For I am a faculty mem Der, on second thought. And she a student"
 T want to know what's going on."
 "Uh-so do I!'
 T can't identify the man, Wes You try"
 He tok the binoculars back and used them. Tt is no man know
 You don't suppose she is in danger? Does she see the man?"
 She must. In fact I think she hailed him Yes What in the world would a man be out here for afoot? Of course he may have horse tied somewhere. But"
 He just seemed to appear out of the side of the slope, Wes. From that rocky west wall of the canyon Of course, there are boulders and scrubby trees and things. He could have been hiking up."
  They watched for 10 minutes more, Wes using the glasses. Ron- ica could see them only as tiny mov- ing dots away off, but to Wes their motions were distinct even in detail
 My curiosity is giving me the tingles," said Bonnie. And any way - have you noticed that it's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05

. The new Girl Scouts Group, known as the Brownies, will meet Monday at 3:30 at the Community school. All girls between 2 and 10 years may join. Registration blanks are available from Mrs. Angelo Spinelli, Mrs. Harold Steeler, and Mrs. Thomas Cochard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05

The congressional committee as- signed to inspect U. s. defenses in the Carribbeans and Panama, head ed by Congressman J. Joseph Smith of Summit road, was scheduled to leave San Antonio, Texas yesterday following an inspection of Randolph field. The committee is leaving to- day for Guatemala City and Friday will continue to Panama. Following an inspection of the Canal defenses the committee will visit fortifica- ttons at Port of Spain, Trinidad, Puerto Rico and several southern states.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05

YESTERDAY: Andre files an- other secret report to his chief. He is visiting MT. Bailey when Army bombing planes arrive, and Bailey welcomes him into the in- ner circle, explains the officers are tO test the new bomb sight. He surprises Andre by announcing he would like to have him for 8 son. m-law, and is even making plans to include him in the firm.
 
 IONA KEEPS A RENDEZVOUS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05
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SIMILAR WORDS

SIWILAN WURDS
 Listed below are five pairs of words which are somewhat similar in spelling, but which have different meanings. Can you distinguish be- tween them and define each briefly 1. Ingenious and ingenious. 2. Indigent and indigenous. 3. Gregarious and egregious. 4. Bouillon and bullion. 5. Inveigh and inveigle.
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 Answers on Back Page)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05
FORMER FOOTBALLERS

Fourteen pilots of the American Airlines were football stars during their college careers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05

Roger Connor was slightly hurt in an accident on Plank road. His car skidded and he received a minor chest injury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05
TOWN ROADS KEPT
 WIDE OPEN TODAY
Flows Bus After Snow Storm; Boy Scouts to
 Meet Here Tonight
PROSPECT Correspondent: Eileen Byrnes. Telephone 5-O447

Prospect, Dec. 5.-Roads are be- ing kept opened in spite of the heavy storm. Snow blows are on the roads continually, keeping main roads open. Both state and town blows are in use. Roads are well cleaned and sanded.
 The Boy Scouts troop will meet tonight at the Community school basement at o'clock. Scoutmaster Ernest Bernie, Jr., will be in charge and wants all scouts to attend.
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Se-inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents (15cl and two
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-08
Pattern

The illusion Of a slim figure de-
Ponds upon good lines and we'll
balanced style. Anne Adams has
outdone herself with Pattern 1850
- designed to slenderizel. Those
long, flowing seams at both front
and back add inches to your
height And clever hip seams have
a double purpose Of minimizing
your hips and giving effortless
extra flare to your skirt. See
how carefully gathering is placed
at the bustline for gentle soften
ing? You'll like the decorative
effect Of seallops at the neekline
you may seallop the sleeves too
for added charm and perch gay
bows down the front You might
make the sleeves and sides of the
bodice. front and back, In cheer
full contrast. If you wish.
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