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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-27
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CA business
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Spgsngx and other coast towns
JAmr& " Wilson has resurTse6 TO
ha home In New YORK
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gone - Boston. Masss where they
are attending TIE American Lesion
Convention
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Miss Ketty DexsnrneS Of New Or
leans spent the weekend with her
mother and family.
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The guests Of Miss Annie Enlin
the past waek vere Mr and Mrs.
LACY q New 0rieAn2 ard Carl
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A

The names On the following list
Of merchants c automatically
omitted from the Moss Point Pep
Squads announcement OF the open
ing football game OF the Moss Point
High School which appeared IN this
paper last week.
J. X. Goff Grocery. H r. Crop
Grocery. G. l. Nelson Grocery
Merchants Cash Grocery: 0agers
Grocery. Ryders Dairy. DunawnyA.
Daley Service Station: SchnubsA
Grocery and Bakery. Woddiea
Place; Midway Cafe and Sam Rays
Place
Ins above names were not fnxn-
lsne1 this paper for publication IL
the original announcement
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-27
Family Reunion OF
j. j. Miller Family
AT Old Homesite

A reunion IL members a. Ihe
family and relatives a. Mr. ana Mr.
r. j. Miller sAa celebrated Ia faca-
tawpa Sunday. neplEsmi~f Is. ct Ehs
hofne a. Henry @ Miller. near Tire
old family homestead usrxe usFe
20 members q uhe family attend
sng.
The group met IN the moauIEr
and 81 10 O'Clock they attended sess
vices and wornhippcd hi the Latter
Day saints church This n The old
home and family church and =
knoxn - The LAtfie White Church
ia The Pines b. The slas a. tas
Road
AZ neon Tire entire family gather
ed around a iaFge table sFErAa with
the finest q foods. After . 1nus
America led BY Mrs Aubrey
Miller 81 Noodle. prayer eAs offer.
cd b Rev n. l. Booker ~ Van.
cleaFe and then all enjoyed . fine
feast
Members of the immediate family
present wfre Mev A. q. Miller and
family 81 wnnfieases Eaton n MlI-
Ter and family. Prank MiiieF ard
family. Daniel Miller ard family
and Aubrey Miller ard family. Ill
Of Mohiie. Edward Miller and fam
NY Of Kfeoif. Charlie ard Henry
9 Miller Of EecataHpa. Mamie
CHI ana family 81 E~scatawra: Mrs..
Myrtle Moe ard family a Oeean
BprinaA
The groups voted unanimously 70
make the gathering an annual
event A. O. Miller HAH elected 20
have fun charge ~ Arrangements
Special guests for this Occasion
we're n L Booksr. d ". Sherman
and a n Barnes.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-27
DEATH % !. D. K0rF

q p kopf, prominent resident ns
George County. died Ia = New Or
ieaf2 Hospital wednesday Befaam-
ber - He 80 70 years "a. :
native a LoNelt Mieh. aad cane
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ms no1ae IN George County Hk
NaN : ush known farmer. he aessss
Two sisters eu1 a brother II LAsNe11
Mich. = daughter Mnn n ~
Hafnsa e Washington. = G. crane
daughter ard other relatives IL
funeral nas held saturday. serae.ns
bff q. s1Ih services b. neF 3 colA-
man # Hafissao1 and lntRrszessG
NAG r. TIE Magnolia cezaetesr II
LAleeaate N4fh ne Pals N0fiuasa
q Mo@ Peint r. charge. TIC faII-
bearers sefe Carl Bnlnkman. A
Hetunl2 CHRIS n~flnkfnan. Amfuhah
Ianssef. Withsa Hanh ead IA =
TIlley.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-27

A wedding nf interest in pazua-
goula. announced IN New Orleans
during the pass few days. tells Of
the marriage 81 Mksa fsiata CaY1e.
Daughter 81 Ma and MnaS Lester
.Gambel 70 Lionel FraEles xmsam
Hauaxf. ~ Santa Monica Beach
California. whieh waa quietly
s0lsmnised TIE wednesday previous
~ The FiFss Congregational church
The attendants wert Mr. nauseTs
brother and s4sfer .in.law. Mr.. Ansa
Mrs MefYin HauseT. The newly
psda are nos O. = honeymoon tip
Ia Alasks Az Canada. LII. HauAer
"a q playwright and his most recent
screen play W. Third Finger Left
Hand
Mr. HauasT Is = nieer Of Mrs. +
n Pitcher q Jackson avenue. paa-
naRoula
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-27

NJ and Mrs Newton aanfier a.
noanr& ne engagement ard ~
WoAa1fflE marriage ~ DER danaN-
kfs kl3an1s. = James Z. neOrefh
son q NJ ard Mfn Edeape -
ora1n q CFlafleia. MarYIand TIE
marriage VII tAka place SATURDAY..
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oAufzex. slth Heveresz1 gafzn Md-szs
he11oiEt Minister. ~offaetafinm
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-27
Junior Class Student
Officers Nominated

The following students have bsen
nominated for the offices 81 tire
Junior Class Of the pAseaxoata
High School For president. Jeea
Ross. Edward Mccoy. Mercedes Cor.
AaifSnae AAe L@nneD. ard Dorothy
haga1e For VICE ue8idenl. Herrnine
Herring. Calvin Boiding BIZ
09naeF. Edward Bare ard wes1ev
Cock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bette
Eel JACK MAhAffey. Ruth Morsan
Joan walker. Pedro Cox. and Mel
VIA Daeeett Reporter Betty Kse.l
Carl Norwood. Jnck Mnaaefev. 1ean
RM. an1 Jnaae slann-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-27
LOCAL TOPICS

ksrn Hubert q urnFa Arns dAsssh-
tef. Lynne. kEent Lat week~erad IN
Elha Alahnnsa ard IN MausazusnA
Georgia
Msn AZ n ntaskunastses Ieft
Tuesday SCI her houna Ia caefiess
ton. 6auth CsfaliflA. after : ten 4as
visik hire % relatives
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Mr. Nud Mrs NoFstfle nufhoff and
CiaFerscs Oliver. a. Batfn nnnsae
spent last wrzx End sfaaftfsa Mfx
Suiileffa perpntA. Mr.. ard kfFa. p
T. Mcleod IN pMwnnuufn Tier
we're accompanied o. their return
BY Mfa HszsImffa Kfandmashm
Mrs John FaIia. wha Nali ssnz1 In
Baton ReHge
pin Smith 81 onifpnt visited IA
llis home uf MF. and Mrn C1em
Hays Lat weNkend re fsftafuma
Sunday. accompanied b Mn asnssia
and dstghtef. Doris. Who had hnna
afendaEN he seek la lts Hays
home
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employed IL he Atlantis and p
elf1 Tea 6s0f4 m FaMneuala
Formerly he rs wfih uss uulfmwa
Miss MaFy a TerflaA. q MaAsle
y visiting IA TIE home Il hey -
snt@ NJ ard An AGiks Fasffsa4 a.
Live Oak Street
Mssdames Z u u-nen@an. n >
Grant y o Grant. n. P,nFNsses
8paFEfzAf snzsE tie e. $500.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-27

hr. ard Mrs J. n. Coleman. Of
Grove HIN. Alabama. announce the
engagement and approaching mar
rage Of their daughter. Ora. 70 Mr..
Charles q. Gaskin Of Pascaeoslla.
the wedding q take place In Che
fail
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-27
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S@sA y Tanner. aged e years. :
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-27

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mMEss axaeea raaswtAs ct q xas
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CalF. M4w snfmRF M1 TaNTMSAt
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hnfne * her parents ~ ard AIRS
& Wkt@ So A@a VISITED ftApsa
En NsN OAnAns wAAN 90 NA saAia
nouih
Msanses CAEsea Christian Ard
Mh ClaFir& ~ p "a fAn6sx. MN-
ten fueey MaaA Nuaes Mamik1 wafs
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nnn Nft &MtawN4s tus E~anAxneaeniA
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hnne = Nh Q p paniels
Wills LsnA willie Egfl4 r. AKA
Howard AEsdeSmn % esHsn9niii Ia
nrN vtEltng fftesxds ard relatives
here when Thea FeSnra Affa i.fnn
and dnaKhtefA Frances ard HESS
harte. vii ~ with theans 70 naAks
their nsm hosEse In Hsm9nkhlll
Mr. ard Mira n G namnion were
week~sssd sAAiloxx Ia Laesdaie
n
MrA ] n white q CoaMnhlazAa
Ala arrived Tuesday Tor q yistt IA
the home Of her mn Charles
Christian
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Mr.. ard Mn walter Jones are
rccctstng congratulations en- the ar
rival q . baby daughter. born ct
the jackson CouElty Hospital, Wed
nesaay. SEPT t8. she hAA been civ
en Ire name MeEbA ANA
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Mr. and Mrs Pred Clark az Tual-
mlnvflle. Ala. visited IA the hazaa
az onis Pierce Sunday afternoon
3D.
Ar. and MRS. ChAries Christian
and Charles Jr4 and their hos1se.
guest Mrs & Il White. visited Fei-
atavss IN oulfpoFt Sunday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrz. Michael Murray ard
family Of BosAlasa visited relatives
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mira Elmer eWstzer ana
family and Mrs. BUCK stone wefv
business visitors In Mobile satur-
day.
Mrs Noiiie Germany and Mrs
verble simma wsere business visitors
In Mobile. Saturday.
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Mrs Dwight Bruadus and children
visited relatives In Rose Hiil. last
week
Mr.. and AIRS. w, W. PARKS re-
turned home Sunday after VISITING
relatives in Louisville. Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. verble slmms at
tended the funeral OF Mrs Simns
grandfather IN Bay Springs. Kiss
Friday.
Harold Hazen of Savannah. Ga
visited friends here this week.
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Mira John Haarala vas = business
visitor IN NeE Orleans. Monday.
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The Kreols Methodist Church
gave 3 fish fry on The beach, eat-
urday. September a.. There utFs
about 50 members attending who
enjoyed various games aud then a
fish Try later In the evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs Van wIndham and
daughter. Jimmie Dale. Of New Or
leans. visited friends and relatives
here over the weekend
D.
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Hataly and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Garter we're
business visitors in Mobile. sntur-
day.
KreeIs Baptist Charch
The W. NJ. q. Of thse Kreoie Bap~
itst Church met at the home Of
Mrs. Archie Hamilton. Monday.
September -. 70 observe Tire ueek
Of prayer.
There we're about 9 members pfes-
eat who enjoyed the program Ire
subject for the week Of prayer i
~Afisatssipp foF Christ
After the program. refreshments
we're served 70 those attending.
D.
swTTzER-AfeLEOD
Mr. and Mrs. G. d. 8wItzer Of
Cautier. MiA. announce TIE =
gasenent and approaching MARI.
80 Of their daughter. Hiss Bette
SwitxeT. 70 Knox G. Mcleod Of
kreole. Mis- formerly q ~INakssalle.
Miss.
The wedding win take place IN
October.
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NATURALIZATION

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Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-09-01
FOUR TONES, "A HIT
ON GOLD HOUR

As the last mellow notes Of
their harmonious chant died away
last Friday evening over KGHJ,
on the Gold Hour, the Four Tones,
famous screen, stage, and radio
quartet were greeted with re-
sounding applause from the audi
ence in the new spacious audi
forum upstairs in the Gold Store
And as proof that there were
thousands of listeners at their "a
dios, calls began pouring in. Mr.
Adams, highly capable colOred
sales manager and a number Of
other officials Of the firm came to
the auditorium and highly COM
plimented the boys incidentally,
HYazoo Bill" a poem dramatized
by the -Four Tones, and Yours
Truly, was an original one, writ
ten about a real steamboat char
acter. Margaret Chapman, Ma
dam A. c. Billibrew, and Floyd
.Ccvington each did their share in
Song, news, and Emceeing, in their
usual excellent manner. The Four
Tones will be back again On Fri
day of next week over the pOpu-
lar Gold Hour.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-09-01

vies were revealed ''like flowers
that blush unseen" in the beauty
contest, so excellently staged at
Cal Verde last Sunday. Under
the direction of Fay M. Jackson,
publicity manager for the resort,
and Josephine Brown, it was one
Of the fairest judged ever staged
on the coast.
Instead Of mere facial beauty
and figure proportions, general
health was stressed for the pur-
pose of promoting high standards
of health and wholesome recrea-
ton. The five judges made their
decisions based on physical health,
charm, personality, and grace, a.
warding first prize, a trip to the
Golden Gate Worlds Fair with all
the trimmings, to Twinkle Hol-
bert. Janet Cato was second,
Anita Turner, third; Suzanne
Young, fourth, while Sarah Nit
chell, and Nell Boyd tied for fifth
place.
The Judges were DR.. Warner
Wright, Misses Nora Holt and
Sadie Louise Davidson, Tommy
Martin, British heavyweight
champion, ard Mrs. Grace Fisher
Atkins. Over 1000 visitors en-
joyed the contest and the various
pleasure activities.
Inspired by a poem he read
while flying on the Clipper from
London to New York, Producer
Korda has written an
screen play for his wife,
Merle Oberon, who will star in
the film production to be titled I
Have Been Here Before" 1t was
announced this week.
You must have hearG, Of course,
that talking pictures are made in
absolute silence; that colored
filter Greatly a piece Of tinted
glass; in front Of a cameras lens
can make a star black as Ham or
white as a ghost, but stranger still
is this seeming nonsensity uncoV-
cred during the making of Frank
"Two Towards Of Vir-
ginia." Long shorts, requiring
people to fade into perspective are
best achieved when midgets are
placed in the background.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-09-01
Walter FULLER
tone MASTERS,
At SAVOY SUN.

"A gay holiday dance opening
the fall season will get under
way Monday, Sept. End Labor
Day. at the Savoy Ballroom
South Parkway at 47th street,
with the music Of Walter Fuller
ana his Tone Masters as the ace
attraction.
Fuller, is by no means a new
name to music lovers, as he is
famed himself as a musician and
composer OF songs, Rosetta be-
ing about his most popular
This will be Fuller's first ap-
pearance at the head Of big
dance band-but from advance
previeWs his new arrangements
# numbers for dancing and en-
tertainment will make him 60 far
in the music field.
An added attraction will be the
presentation OF the End edition
Of Search for Talent contest
among the amateur singers,
dancers, impersonatcrs, etc, Of
Chicago. Doubles" Of Ethel Wa
ters, Bill Robinson, Cab, Paul
Robson, Marian Anderson,
Duke, Fetchit and other stars
will parade before you in Sa-
voy's Stars Of Tomorrow Show.
Cash prizes to the final winners,
a chance for a career on the
stage, radio and screen will be
the opportunity given young and
old in the Savoy's contest. Lead
ing theatrical agents and talent
scouts have been invited to at
tend these shows. The audience
and dancers will be royalty en-
tertained with this extra treat Of
fun, frolic and song.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-09-01
MOVIE STARS PREPARE
FOR WINTER LEAGUE

Beautiful season passes will
soon be in the mail for the sepia
luminaries Of the movie colony
making them honor guests as usu-
al, during the Winter League
baseball season. Their presence
is highly appreciated and they
show their appreciation Of the in
vitations by always attending. A
glance down the line Of boxes on
the first base line most any Sun
day is veritable living picture
Of "Who's Who" in Tan Holly
wood. Bill Robinson never miss
es a game, and among those who
miss but few are Ernest Whitman,
Louise Beavers, Hattie Mcdaniel,
Sam Mcdaniel, Reginald Hender-
son and many others.
Suitable candidates for the mo-