davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
Eight Men Lose Appeals
From Sentence OF Death

bcrland: Glenn Maxwell, twice con-
victed of the murder Of Charlie Shop
herd in Allegheny county, and Clar-
encc Rogers. sentenced in Durham
for the killing oG'a neWSbOy.
Rogers last week confessed, pri-
son officials said, that he took part
in the strangu!ation and killing on
Death Row Of Guard j. S. ChcSScr,
So. William Young, under death SEN
tence from Hoke county for the dou-
BILE crime Of burglary and murder.
also confessed that he took part in
the Chesser Staying.
Julius Buchanan, twice convicted
in Forsyth Of the killing of MS wife,
got new trial on grounds the So
licitor should not have read to the
jury excerpts from the Supreme
Courts ruling granting new trial
dilcr the first conviction.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
To Receive Bids
Saturday, Jan. 10,
On II Road Jobs

Raleigh, Jan. 3.-(AP)-Thc
State Highway and Public
Works Commission will receive
bids on January II on sixteen
road projects which will cost
approximately S86O,0O0. Projects
included the following:
Johnston and Wilson coun-
ties, Surfacing 1852 miles of
Route 81; Craven and Pit,
grading and structures on 800
miles between the Pitt line and
VancebOrO; Johnston, Surfacing
1884 miles between Route 20
and Wilson.
LenOir and Greene, Surfac-
ing 6.96 miles of Route 258 near
Snow Hill; and Wayne, con-
crete widening of 11.36 miles of
Route III.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
Both Parties Afflicted
By Nuisance Candidates

he proves to be very serviceable--
having caused no trouble meanwhile.
Alt NJ. LandOn, for instance, was a
clark horse" To be sure, he was
badly licked, but he hadn't gummed
the c.. o. p's cards in advance of his
nomination. He took what was Of
fered him and did his best A ''nuis-
ance candidate" is bird who starts
his campaign too soon and mixes up
the situation prematurely with very
few favorable chances of his OTn.
The Democrats are not much both
cred with nuisance candidates." as
to 1910. OF course John N. Garner
is a nuisance to the New Deal but
he's d candidate not mere nuisance
Of dark horse Ditto State Sec
rotary Cordell Hull Senator Burton
K. Wheeler and others. Paul " Nc
Mutt doesn't rate a joke, either.
Bridges, Bricker, Gannett.
The Republicans, however, have
some nuisances, and Republican
managers, confidentially, ale quite
free to say so.
Senator Styles Bridges Of New
(CNpfin,tpS m, Dooo Eo,,rl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
Two Negroes Dead,
White Man Hurt,
In Wreck of Auto

Fayetteville, Jan. 3.-(AF)
Two Negroes were killed and
a white man, Scott Mcdonald,
critically injured when their
automobile failed to negotiate
a curve OH the LumbertOn-
Fayetteville highway, near
here, today. The machine over
turned several times, coming to
rest when it struck a telephone
post. throwing its occupants
high into the air.
The dead were Sandy
Thomas and John Henry ROp-
CT.
Mrs. ID. r. WeStbrook, a wit
ness, said Roper was catapulted
to tie top Of a house nearby,
the impact of his fall breaking
a two by four beam. The
Negro then bounded against
chimney, levcling it with the
'Hof. she said. The body came
to rest on pile of lumber on
the opposite side of the house.
The other men were thrown
to the roof of a porch of the
house. a distance of around ten
yards. The porch gave way un-
der the impact.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
Is1rls W aiming
Due To W ar,
Dies States
Not Over Milo n
Americans Affected
By Foreign M owe
ment, Committee Ad-
vises Congress; Much
Communism in CIO.

Washington, Jan. 3.-tAP)- The
Dies committee estimated today that
not more than 100000 Americans
have been seriously affected by sub
versive activities. which it said were
declining rapidly because Of the IN
ternational situation.
May the time speedily come when
they will cease TO be seriously re-
garded by any one in the United
States" tic committee said in report
ing to the House on its tW"-ycar m
vestigation of un-hmcrican activities.
In a l5,OOO-Word summary Of It's
hearings. signed by all seven mem
bcrs after story meeting, tho COM
mittec drew these nljOl conclusions:
|. The Overwhelming majority Of
Go members, including President
John l.. Lewis, drC not communist
or communist sympathiz"r%, but the
frOutnlpl on Pare ScVCr.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
Murphy Will
Get Job On
High Court
Leftwing Robe r t
Jackson to Succeed
Attorney General on
Promotion by APP
pointments of Presi-
dent; Shift Long
Talked.

Washington, Jan. j. (A!') -
Frank Murphy will be appointed 10
the Supreme Court and Solicitor
General Robert II. jackson will sue
coed him as attorney general IT.
was learned today on high author
ity.
This shift in the Justice Depart
mcnt has been widely predicted
ever since the death of Justice
Pierce Butler last November 10.
The reports increased yesterday
when President Roosevelt conferred
with both Murphy and Jackson.
Murphy became attorney general on
January 2, 1899, succeeding Homer
Cummings. He had served two years
as governor Of Michigan. and prior
to that was high commissioner to
the Philippines.
jackson has been with the Justice
Department since 1886. After head
(COntinucd on Page SeVen)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
e Are Dead AS Result
()f Blaze In Apartment
Marlborough Hotel in Minneapolis Burns in
5ub-Zero Weather; Fire Spreads Rapidly;
Three Burned 10 Death in Charleston.

Minneapolis. AI.nu.. ian. 3.-(AP)
:. lea. Is and possibly twenty
...s LOST the;r lives early today
.. Il" curly morning fire ray
-.. ne marlborough apartment
=..yasn. who fought the blaze in
-...-.e.o weather. we're still search
- .u~ bodies four hours after the
.... Was sounded.
..- of the victims were killed
.-,y fWoped from top windows
ne three->tory brick building.
...u-.> we're trapped in blazing
y, az dashed 10 death when
... ...o.> harmed through and fell.
".e number Of injured was ten
.......y -, It, upwards OF 25.
= .a knew how the fire started.
= . residents said they we're
...voed shortly before 6 a. m
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

e. .c,sh. Jan. Cuisines was bet
1889 than in 1888. as every one
.-.. q lew Of the most confirmed
-...sc> will admit: but nothing
this fact more clearly than the
. Increase in sales and gasoline
Elections in North Carolina dur
g. ne year whose last leaf was just
.ron the calendar.
.- is these TWO items which are
ed with hawkliie keenneSS as
rd.ces OF the ebb and flow Of
-aer.ty and general business &C
During 1898 neither showed
ling approaching an ebb. as sales
. venues climbed almost nine per
e. svcg 1888 20 a total of Sll,59I,-
81 fox the twelve months: while
me same time gasoline gallonage
. collections rose slightly more
.- SIX pc cent to SIS. 1863 ,6I0.S -,
Inst time in the States history
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
June Rose
Not Seeking
Erwin Job
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
I'm the Sill Walter Hotel.

leigh, Jan. 3.-lf Superlnten-
..' ps Public instruction Clyde A.
n mas been losing any sleep over
," possibility JuniuS Rose, Green
.n. school superintendent ana
..a-.,aent commander Of the Amer
.,. Legion, intends to run Tor ms
.. ne can now rest in complete
.-..prt and repose.
Rose hasn't even d remote idea OF
ing the campaign and probably
...dn'c he dragged into 1t unoef any
receivable set of circumstances.
The veterans leader told your
aleigh reporter d day or so ago tha'
..orc's absolutely nothing in the re-
..ts. which ne said cmphatlcally
Continued on Page tour)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
Poe Takes
Farm Drive
AS Choice
Will Devote Energies
To Campaign "For
Balanced Prosperity
In South" Rather
Than Working For
Governor.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Jan. 3.-Dr. Clarence Poe
in formally renouncing his ambitions
to become governor Of North Caro-
lima. did so for the expressed pur-
pose of dedicating himself to cam
paign termed by its sponsors for bal
anced prosperity in the South"
In statement of something more
than four typewriter pages, he out
lined his investigation of the guber-
material possibilities and declared he
reached the definite conclusion he
could be successful in the May anc
Continued on Page Seven)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
HIGH SPOTS

Washington, Jan. 3.-(AP-
Here in brief is the program re-
commended to Congress by Pres
ident Roosevelt today:
|. Additional taxes TO finance
emergency" expenditures for
national defense.
2. Extension of the reciprocal
trade agreement act as IAN in
d'Spensable part of the fOupda-
ton of any stable and durable
peace
3. Increased appropriations
for national defense, but rcduc-
ton sin practically all other i'm
pOrtant items of the Federal
budget"
4. Continued search for a SOlu-
ton of the unemployment pro-
blem.
5. Development of a spirit of
national unity, in Congress and
out.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03

tIl1 Z y II I = > VII
nuisance c d n d j.
dates" meaning
candidates for pres
idential n o m i ma
ton 4 few months
hence. Almost any
presidential C a n =
didate is a nuisance
to h i S various
rivals. To be a
genuine nuisance
candidate' he must
be a nuisance to
his party quite
generally.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
FDR Asks Huge efenseBudget
Vance Negro Says
He Did Robberies

Raleigh, San. 3.-(AP)-Di-
rector Frederick G. Handy. of
the State Bureau of Investiga-
ton, said today that Charlie
Watkins, Negro, had confessed
eight robberies in The State
since his release three months
ago from :. son camp in the
Shelby-kinss Mountain section.
Handy said Watkins had con-
fessed to Sheriff w. j. Pinnesl, Of
Warren county. and S. B. L.
Agent Willard /. Calling to rob
berries at Kings Mountain, Shell
by, Henderson and Norlina since
his release October 5. Watkins is
from Halifax county, but was
sent up from Vance county in
March, 1888, on an arson charge.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
Revenue OF State Shows
Upward Business Trends

that this form of tax has ever passed
the So 100000 mark for any con-
Secutive II months.
Business Up Seven Percent.
These calendar year figures. work
ed out by your reporter from the De-
partment OF Revenues monthly COL
lection reports check very we'll with
the cumulative totals on the depart
ment's December statement, which
showed an increase Of 81 per cent
in general fund collections for the
first six months Of the current fiscal
year. and an increase of 6.T9 per cent
in highway division revenues.
Summing the whole thing up. it
appears from these two induces that
North Carolina enjoyed at least 4
seven and a hall percent increase in
business over 1898: though the excess
of sales tax increase over that shown
by gasoline also indicates increased
Continued on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03

by The sound Of an cXplu ion, but
its source was not immediately dis
covered. Most OF the occupants
aWoHe to lind the Compartment
building already ar inferno, .moke
and flames blocking halls and stair
ways.
How the blaze spread SO quickly
through the structure puzzled fire
men. The building is in three sec
tons and firemcn said the fire APP
peared to start simultaneously in
all three.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
SWEDISH STEAMER
SUNK; TWENTY LOST

London, Jan. 3.-(AP)-d n n g
Swedish steamer Svarton, "a %
tons, was reported tcrpedoed TO-DAY
by submarine off the noLt'it 60 >,
coast of Scotland and SUNK III q
minute and a half. ,.
Twenty members OF the crew. ~,
were missing. Eleven SURVIVORS Oh
= riff we're RESCUED by a lite BOAT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03

A nuisance candidate" is different
from 4 dark horse" A dark horse
is kept in the background. He doesn't
manifest himself unless there's a
deadlock in his convention and he
really is needed. Then he's hit on as
d last chance leader and sometimes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
MoatQA

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Fair and continued cold to-
night: Thursday increasing
cIoudincss and slightly warmer
followed by rain with sonW
Thursday afternoon or night III
mountains.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
THREE LOSE LIVES N
BLAZE AT CHARLESTON

Charleston. S. G., Jan. 3.-(AP)
Three persons died il an early
morning blaze here today. One
other was painfully burned, and d
fifth escaped by sliding down a
guy wire strung by the house.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
i. S. Money
iinanciing
Irish Army

DgUIin. Jan. 3.-(AP)-A charge
.., the outlaWed Irish Repub llcan
....y was financed by money from
.." United States was made III Par
-..aeHt today.
Justice Minister Gerald Boland'
describing raid on the Phoenix
icrntnUcd on Page Sevcu.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
CALLS ISSUED FOR
BANKS CONDITION

Washington. Jan. q fhPJ The
comptroller IF the currency issued u
call today for tho condition Of all
national banks at the close Of bust
ness Saturday, December 30.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
GERMANY TO ENTER WAR
If ALLIES SEND TROOPS

Berlin, Jan. Observation-Disclosures
tive sources said today Germany
would "be forced to take an active
part in the RuSSian-Finnish war if
France sends Alpine troops to Fin
Continued on Page Seven)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03

sense national QefenSc.
But, he said in his annual mes
sage, the permanent security al
America in the present crisis docs
not lie in armed force alone" lie
continued:
WHAT we face is a set for world
wide forces Of diSintcgratlon-
vicious, ruthless. destructive of all
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
STATE BANK CALL.

Raleigh. Jan. 3.-(AP)-Gurncy y.
Hood, State bank commissioner. IS
sued cali today for the condition
Of all State banks at the close Of
business Saturday, December 80.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

washington. Jan. 3.-POliticians,
reassembled in Washington for con-
gress' early 1910 session, have hit on
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03
New TaxesP Proposed
Finance Program
For Army And Navy
President Urges National Unity And Says
America EGust Be- Prepared For Peace Role;
Seeks Economy Elsewhere.

Washington JAM B. AP)-President Roosevelt coupled
emphatic Plea for national unity the face of war-born dis
ntCgrat abroad today with recommendation that Congress
naNce "CNergencY spending for common
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03

Continued on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03

tErutnUcd on Page SevcuD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03

Continued on Page SeVen>
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-03

(Contnued on Page ScVcn.)
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

TIE animal elee1un of officers
Ct the Latter T1ax Saints Church
NAs hel6 u1 September Is Rev. A.
G Miller xak re-elecsec As pASsu7
Na1n Ee4. " I Booker nk associate
Mrs sosepezafne BArne8 secretary
HaRNr1 jennings treasurer Mss
Esns Cochran supervisor nf vo-
znens work John nlmEn SUPER
vs@E q Young reopae Mrs ~ =
Baesizz. church ac31ooa xuperx1sor
enc Mrx Booker and Mrs Howard
Jennings directors Ct MUSE
During September 81 aodtuan e
TIE regular SUNDAY services the
zu<zleu met weekly IN groups and .
general meetlrr e. a. groups vas
faeu ~ TIC church on the after
naan q nne 2sth with Mrs Howard
Ssnr1HRx IL cszzrRe The theme
ga The Angels NeEzAFe and 3
xerx Interesting anc instructive
haur was spent Il study anc dis
easslaa II iris subject Refresh
nnenEs and q social period were en-
suTnd afterwards
oE he evening o. the 2eth 3
pleasant evening Kas spent u song
snd play or the church lawn by
the congregation
A week 81 missionary services vii
Dc conducted soon By Rex. n. J.
LhgF u1 Canada TO which ire
public Is invited
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

1t AsAss ard reueive Hoay Cnwzarun-
aen aA1lx uar1rR me 1nazfh q
OcfnfeHH.
T4e znEEz1h q Drhz1ex Is RosarT
rnnxlH axAc TINS vcnr u~mrtsculAstx
wAf~t1rn MuEl6 We axK offering u
CIR PRAYERS a. the Zaeen o. Peank
I1ak za@av n rseate1 na1g dasznE
MAsk - the members Ct TIE 6odAa-
10 Il TIM nOnfn.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
DEArH oF FRANK WARREN

Frassk 4 s Warren 40rmef rea-
GER 8 HaHu&E0z1A dln1 a. ms
anosae II luneraew TexA1 where ~
hA& Ezaus hsE ressaenu 3or the usass
le zNark CO Tuesday. Ocs00er 1
III Warren wa 81 kssazu l.
fAAc1eusaas ana oaanc 5 hone c.
TIE beet near 1hs Muufapzl
6eAcn PARK Has a1sF w4s sslsu.ec
a. Maazif WeGnesaaF xaesx fEn@-
a. Va bed ma AHseznaun Hu-zAl
was 4 4ae PINE ExaE aeuaelery
TIE aeaezSec waz > RaeEzner O.
-es EgHaz CITY Ia Lndre A ?
q 4 - H Aezsez Ms ssd0x In
hare Aane CiaeE NA-ren q Lonr
5e411 1s14k i've oaazntesx Ar
h1EA HI q M Orleans Enc
Ais Mafae Alsnex WArrrr q Rev
2~Ezz 3 brother = = Ware.
U Naa-s faE SISTER Mrx Hare
saz2 NafT Alaoe WzzTen Mrx ,
Z kesz.s An1 In s Z Enifa q
Naza
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
Letters To Editor
no voc KNOW YOUR

~ AAUN NOlA
FIlI DEPARTMENT
Is rnnnt ~ q gDE know. vpaf Pre-
Departments Is d 1906 rnlun1nar
naEnSaxzx, the meE uzss tAEk a.
kfn1t a. chances raxk1nE Iaefr NNes
Rez 9iEf the same for o0sEag thai
Is yuu would for DONG ihe same
T~uarBaxes : ooabt Il ynu kxsx
Nfo u1e fourth &C yuur ttresrasn are
Just irnhRsns yo1 EEe q fireman
aiae n u almost treexznE weataer
about &C 4 N The fire Whistle
bagHS you're suur Eur warn Il 8
Eaec bed huf yuu jump u. stumble
over chairs eE gett1nE parzh
Dressed tarr ru1 al tte Nsv e
the fire statann jump Oh the rraek
an1 race 1 TIE fire you arrive
there within ah0ut s minutes. you
ri the wafer N the fire flaet Rs
iAE - you possibly car voa s4Ebt
mi "a hare ~ xu1 car tur uzxhe
: fnas 70 ave sameb0cya urokerfs
regardless N1anse. Yuu ARE We iran
ns&1 70 ioe&. SIC ~reEneznber L L
Anuui e degrees above. Arc AflEs
POI have Gone a. q tnax aEac rog
aft aouuf 20 freezE angnF per7 can.
2oeTA1E citizen VINO hak beer
standing there with q nlee Raru
oTernoai on and has HANDS u n
packet remark II fhey RAD euttuui
heFR sooner m put the wate4 a.
faster they might have snvec ra1ax
property nxzc AFTER al ne gets 5uEs
AA much Tor ooaag that Is puu IL
f0f what YOU hAae Gone J hnxs
sci THOSE beFz Il wurk auE : an-
Eazx n1az these 1lzenser would xurf
last ~ narc &C. save your horne q
they wOalc taeas awr II l. m IN.
nszxtanc1nF thai q mar tulnE ths
Inv rornpanx q ma 0wn free I'll
afEn CAL reEagn airy time he desires
IEk oz9 lzo1g1t the fireruen nav,
= q sNvx the property regardless Q.
Naanae e b q hoN ruu1h nurE q,
znnunxaesane ar u pui 70
VINO are theas meng DC yoa Tnor
theEaf do yon ever pss them on
ne back en1 encourage the q
nzfEr 10 help them IL any xEx ma
~ maFf DC Euu ever q asuaur
their meetings azlo see Is these !
AnFu2ing taeT ne<d or as leaaz =
them kn0N thai y1n are behsns
t9aeEn anc thai Tna know i : vou,
fires theT arr 41gzssznrf
! Cont mean tEaaf ffs suxi none,
taeE EEcd : an sure Ghzi vos
feaAzk thai - KEEP d gruap Of 2.
szaen toEsthez sast &c aerse y0u
naEznn1nllT ard without Pas. -.
sAarea soEnssaans more thar us
naaEaey They nse1 a wuro q e..
eo~zrAeennsut znan ne cfszzern ne,
Al serving
Z yoU football players nsns
haEus . vtctavr they hear from y0a
1ui Z Ihusk nngx that serve ~ :.
hp9fE q Gag sase you hoEae Or II
seax make II e1fusI Goes aurbocy
LEI then w1zAz . wrga0er9al 10
a1sT uef N01 aflen We shuuid ,.
eefzDc oG bal uaHVcrS AlxAvA b
= ue ara AnzE ] % nut nelexs
t2et any 1gaazzafann ID q essen.
la &c CIR community anc Nelfars
a14u our Fst Company.
sk1oxE Ihase bssK meet 8 -
etfx hal II &c , m Oh tae fkfx'
FEa1Ay q each Ennrih anc ! an
- TIA EaH eltlzen Is alRavn ~.
Gene anc : fa ose w1N y there :.
as&E par q Ehs Uzne io flss ten
> zaTc q mzA&
A CrTzxEK.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
tHErsT LUTHERAN CHURCH


SUNDAY ScAool Rally Au1 PruTno-
tioo Dsxz Special service 81 11 q n
FATHERS mothers. members TRENDS.
oun1 nAz u1N SPECIAL Rally DSf
program
Baaaax Eeasoo1 Classes otherwise
scheduled fH 2 s II eaeh Sandav.
art cancelled on thN RAtsy Day
Beginning TINS Slna1x. Octoaer
6 ~ 20 : Z . B1aae EauT VII b
uoucaeaeo A m0S naralz invita-
Uoa Is extended e4eryaae x1o ce-
azes u spend AZ nouf o. Sunday
evening n Systematic Bible Et1dy.
Bring xeuf B4o3e VIII raa
Choir Practice Wednesday even-
ErG - Sc uelock
Martha Eoc1efy meets THURSDAY
Evening orIobes ze It 7sA O'Clock
Place & meeting * u announced
EunaAx
Ep@eA4 Announcement
Waiter Lezg8e EaflF sc Insu1ra-
HpnHz 6eTxslN a. b. heic a. Chr3Si
L1the-an Church On Sunday Oct-
uber - - 1876 s n Walter
LeaV1eFE and Lazgae1ans sruzu PAN
S4colA Furioz 10 Eaapuw1 Miss
WI gather mere for zaelr Annual
pal Wslthe Leaga RAny me
Rev EeNAr1 Eraaae Il jackson.
MAsEzanp4 N1A D. aae eaeE SEeak-
- SPECIAL muslc VI y renoeree
81 CarzN Luthe-EU CHEens ladies'
cnaaf ~ aE member AaE friends
ns~~ Maass NvR rsr~ araa@# -
core = GnN nnuE1zx 1aGeTesElng
ee-xzce
JOHN , N4r. passor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
@MzoN MGM1I

4HNzsnc a-ara 8xees ard ease e.
nAHk wte TN aeA q Ga1tee hr1
erfNf nssisa1n - eAE1F MgsH NE
s.aetar MsEh Meu rtsnae Enns wws
AAann 1IuS 1awe nz&tnase ard
mH,sv oGteTN AF1 cast 0aen cuwz
a aaEsa Sne he hs=Ss uzNn
MasEssW "a
Tar Nsa&M rnnG EaND Brlue
Ee solaaMtfw u42SARe frnN aak
fnssH ErN txwtDuk
MaN sma EeaSh ash EeT - Es
At1r Is May BaErr Eacx
Ihear Il un WNr sTs1 from 1@E
EaanaEsrE ha3 A1-pc@Fz ard &
ngieoFF AEF n1ther poNur b &
a1AFNsU Eon TEa nunsnlH NaxAx.
aaf usegskreS IRE kupp1@E1a0E GaB'
Aa SICKNESS AaH dnMxh n2ex rs9uxz
r. krcene tl1ae2 pgwxriazs kpxM3
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

sessx la 81 ~ reueEzaa ~ ~ snts
HsrexHy Coanissasa ~ daeANaA ASas
srgpL uaf4 II aM cN1k a ~ 1Qs@eE9
0r.as~f - fa49 and shartaf HeeF12faSs
u~shiisF atseae6 fU G-Heinr tHe f@.iowiHF
a1~sns 9. 8gzz Miaa 81 aAs kaaf5eMvS
F~uuaSnAAz4a HxAwny - 4aeksan Coan-
- EnowK ~ Kork Duew IA 1876
Friseissl 1e=N Il wvrs So Approxl-
stately ~ fa1laN3
ROADWAY
Laun szsu cieurisF nns Griheaax
2 eaGn Gu 1ak UnrlAasfa1 Ase4kAtson
14za2E NnIu Overhaul M EAEAfk4seE
Ca~sraa IRE 80 WaskaaF Bas4
zr the esezzs eazlxAct am nrEr@ ~
enzs 3 bssA a2s - peahee = eaness g
re adassnszt u tne Fuaas2 ~ NaE1h
~ tue prasQez vii kx shsrzSaaS Z nee-
eszav - Aszz une cet q - Na@a sft1H
~ faa1s Aziaas tberetc-
Tas azssazzaH = hA1aexz p esHsrt~ =
~ Szazaa FfsFsslanE cazesnK eeHrA
anes NaA IT, Eas0 and sexak4saaa Rus-
rvninF ~ seertioE ard efuH sTnseu1 -
labur.
ne mtnisssn wsx< pad = su-
pDys< en- thH eeNtFAct HH na@ @AA
- sEsIs& Azsaf s. eeuA IaAEaaer 81
asma ass fn~f~m~d91s Gsa1a 50 csn1
Pass ahd Sg~r1 nN9seas Sc 81 fs H
C~rsrs~ eh~a - bx 1883 ~ ffrs PEI
s.sns 81 I'D aze4he - STATE uf MEAflb-
SIFP1 aaazz Aeeas HSrE HarH HHaFzm4t
Eh61sre aFe hxsFg naHH@ tAss any
prQBEasi aeesmfAnnn ~ @esa Ha&h ,tK
. ans maasss4 fhs csUdaAeaz aHaas enr2
- Hr=sasA = tenaeree ST - aaasAer-
e aa rzezzaa4 I'D shz HH Esags@Az
vii ~ - eu1seaec e HzklsE ~
Z . KENxA.
DEfss-ter
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
PROGRAM

JACKSON COUNTY BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION
To BE Held With
Red CREEK UNION BAPTIST
CHURCH
Or1 1afh. 1899
At 9see a ~
500 q m-Devot1una1 bg Local
Pastor.
s Is 8 denomination
30 T. m-oTpaanAEe. b. L .
MA3tnaAn-
50 q m-Cullege3. By ReT. ) ?
Sullivan.
100 . M-Cooperattge program
- K W. Durham
lesls = m-Aasaons BY Rev. n A
DAVIS
Il IS q m-SerEnon BY Rev. ". I
Day.
= So m-Ad5uurn for iznch
In y m-Eang Service b. Rev.
a u FASEarn
lis = m-Ldtera1usE ny a {.
CutIScfse
10 , m-Hosptaa8 by J. Z Me-
son.
Is p NV ~ e By Mr. ). v.
Hrgxsnsiei1
Go p m-BrutheTnoOds. by = =
DEES9u-
rs pm-Sanoax Schools. by ".
~. Rohzusuzz.
20 , m-B = z BY Mrx Lloyd
Perk1x1E
Is , m-EFaneeAzrn b. EeF.
Van Wlnaaan
Sc D m-Easz1esg and adjourn
asent
: Z NELSON.
n a DAVIS
= BROCK
Committee
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

HIS NASy Efeuaar6 q TGsnm
FA and E1Mare a Hezurachx Pas
caFaLa ard Tampa. we're married
Ft1ax evening September e. L
IaxEHa Both aEN graduates &c ths
H1I1Haafuage Senior High School
AE4c nass hann active = csv1r axz1
enera2 activities - TanrA Tnes
afF nzAEsur the4r hazzaR 81 -
Columbus Drive Il pasnAgu1l4
EnU tasr nnE hnsas Is enmpaesec