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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Irdvelogue

Rev. and Mrs. l.. A. Laviscount,
OF Boston. Mass, spent last week
end in Detroit. accompanied by
their daughter. Wyndolyn. Wyn-
dolyn will remain here for the
month OF July. as guest OF her
cousin. Ruth Giles.
Miss Georgia Smiley. of Chicago
Is the summer house-guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. {. l. Thompson OF
Melbourne avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Prather, OF Atlanta
Is visiting her father. George AL
len, OF Philadelphia avenue.
Mrs. Minnie Brcaux and nine
year-old Miss Barbara Byrd spent
last week at Green Pastures, camp.
The Jimmie Childs and Ruth and
Grady Graham have gone to Chica-
go to he July Fourth holiday guests
Of the Bill Childs.
The Rev. Charles Hill and his
children have left on a two-mor.hs
vacation at their cottage in Mack
mac City. Mrs. Hill will join them
later.
Mr. Bland has returned from
spending fortnight's vacation
with his mother and sister in Man
haitian, Kansas.
Among the Detroit club women
attending the biennial meeting OF
the State Association of Colo-ed
Women's Clubs in Lansing this
week are Mrs. Ar Thomas. Mrs.
Lillian Johnson, and Mrs. Lucille
Lee. Mrs. Lee will later 60 10
Grand Rapids to be the guest Of
the Milo Browns.
Mrs. II. l.. Herod, OF INDIANAPOLIS
will be in this city for few days.
as guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John s.
Priestly. of Bcechwood avenue. Mrs.
Herod is here in interest OF the
Disciples of Christ, OF the United
Christian Churches.
Mrs. Alva NJ. Smith, OF ST. An
tome street. and Mr. and Mrs Jack
Gushing and daughter. Jacquelin
OF Path street. are spending a two
weeks vacation in Florida.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

Ono srioi will fell YOU why
fhis qppsoiins cosmetic won
fhs nome Of ~drsovn ersom"
IKE d'ssm come hue, aonsrins
~ sIsek end White vorishirs crsom
10 Swinging wsmsn everywhere q rsvsIe-
hsr In The pIssslns end desirable svsl-
lhss shsi every wsmen werr In bssvsy
ees. Every woman who dFsoms Of The
Iovslinss ihoi emors, men and holds
heir odmIroiien. con hove. In this cream.
every help that pshsei venIshlns cisam
con add 10 her ossTaeiivsnsa.
You'll oppF.eiois h help In holding
on ihoi eId-Iook 10 your complexion
eevssd BY ,hs ysess skln-rovphsrirs
wscihs'. Fer yes ssn count On IN com
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

DO you wonder just what fhe
Rose Festival is? Every year the
Girls Friendly society sells tickets,
the proceeds OF which are used ar
camping funds. The girl who sells
the greatest number OF tickets is
crowned queen OF the colorful fes-
tival. and other girls selling large
numbers OF tickets become the Ia
dies OF the queens court. The coro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Wee Dancers Delight audience

suits speciality and Edith Meau,
Phyllis Abraham and Constance
Anthony showed their versatility
in variety OF darces Other dan
GERS on the program were Alberta
Flanagan. Jacqueline Ieake. Nor
ma Anthony. Reda Neal and FL
krov Neal
Piano selections We're played by
Elkrov Neal. Betty Bennett. Sarah
Louise Casey. 'orstance Anthony,
and Mary Virginia James. Miss
Mary Virginia has fair promise Of
becoming another Erma Morris as
Judged from heating her interpre-
tation OF the "Minuet"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

Hurry up and get well Alberta
lighifoot who has heen confined 10
bed for more than week
As Eloise Pickett saws, George
Macklin is too too devine.
What has happened 10 Robert
Flowers. Laura I.evens has
been seen frequently with Howard
Holland.
hear there's a romance Brewing
between Helen Ward and Oscar
Dean Is that So
Iisten girls cant you help Gen
era McCullers out on his campo IN
Tor talent ,.......a as he saws I'm
still looking for talent
Hugh Allison was on a short
leave from the Navy 10 visit re-
latives and friends. He left Tues
dav for Washington.
William Billy" Smith and Ruth
Burns vii. become Mr. and Mrs
very soon Good luck my friends
velma Rivers is planning 10
sperd the summer with her sister
In Chicago
MIR. and Mrs Claywell Turner
and Mrs. Floyd Penick are spend
ing week In Georgia
Rosanna McDuffie will become
the "Bushng Bride" OF Ernest
Howard soon oh happy days TO
YOU
Lang John CARLYLE with his
parents. motored South last week
Society Dehs. ~ the Franklin
Settlement. will stage their Grad
nation Prom. Friday. semi-formal.
A HONEYMOON is over when the
man who whispered sweet Mornings
now say nothing sweet
I've now and take II slow until
nest week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

one doesn't look for in an act
i've -year-old In fact. she more
than startled one Of her neighbors
who had seen her capering on her
lawn with her brothers and diving
head first into soap boxes - wher
she dainiily stepped into a tiny
hat box at the end OF her toe
dancing selection Her Tambour-
ine aarcc and her Interpretation OF
The Blue Bird darce received ire
mcndous applause.
AcrObatic dancing was Rachel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

Wee ballerinas and darseuses
charmed their parents and friends
last Friday evening AT Mrs. Dotty
Wise's annual dance recital at ST.
Matthews church Their refresh
ing naiyeite ard lack OF stage
fright delighted the audience.
The conccnsus Of opinion was
that the premiere danseuse was
Carrie Lou Wilson. That young la
dy appeared In several solo per-
formances ard went through her
numbers with surprising grace that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06


No formal altar was arranged
but the ceremony wae performed
before the fireplace Low bowls of
pink and white roses ranged
across the entire length OF the
mantel
Miss Sue Morton the maid 81
honor. preceded the bride, wearing
a gown OF deep pink marquisette
The full skirt was distinguished by
two deep tiers OF lace OF the same
color The square yoke and the set
in short sleeves were also OF lace
Her bouquet was Colonial one Of
pink and white roses and blue corn
flowers. tied with streamers OF
pink and blue satin ribbon
Horace Evans was best man.
The bride who was given in mar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Miss Hope lines, NY.
Attends Dodge House
For 6 Weeks Of Study

A new resident at Dodge House
OF Social Work is Miss Hope lines
OF New York City. the daughter OF
the Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd lines. Miss
lines. who has Just completed her
freshman year at Wellesley college
will do six weeks OF study work at
the House which Is on Endicott
street near the Dodge plant.
The Rev. and Mrs. lines accom-
paned their daughter to Detroit
and were the guests OF their cousin
Mrs. Mabel Showers. They returned
TO New York Tuesday afternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Iopelv June Roses Featue
In Last Weddmq OF Monfh

Junes favorite blossoms and loveiest coor formed
dainty background for of the last weddings solemn
lied in the month of Pale pink and white
used almost exclusively by the wedding party and through
out the house when Miss Marion Smith the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Smith Of fireman became the
bride of Randall Evans at o'clock in the evening last
Friday the home of her parents Pink also the color
by the bridal attendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Glimpses
IN DETROIT'S MIRROR
BY SYLVIA PENN

tn, stars stripes will he flowing great rvor and fire
e popping like all getou when
rourh The celebration
the severing OF all King
csorse But through would
.e war all this rain that has spoiled many plans
m pcncs outdoor affairs It's really taxing the
ssnu make lasminute changes
r versatility 10000 party got rained
on, hi tthey had a good time anyhow"
BEFORE outdoors, lets
,s has swept popularity Did you
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

that they all got together and had banquet them
selves? Well. they did last Friday evening at the
Larks and about rs in numbers came all dress
ed mp, to the festivities which Jerry Wells clevery ar
ranged assisted by hubby Otho OF course.-from the
floral cenerpieces and 5-course spread to the pro-
gram and awarding OF trophies to teams and indvld
uas The Porters Cleaners group so full OF nice
feelings about their that they brought him
new bowling ball and bag which charming Mrs
William Robinson presented at the banquet Among
the players who turned epicureans for the evening
were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Watt. Winfred Brady Wal
ter Pettiford Thelma Baldwin, Mr.. Moss. j. H. Brown
Carl Radden Hazel Elmna Gibson and Emma CASTOR
lie jeune file came In for her share Of summer
fun last Thursday. when the Charlie Campbels lovely
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

pIssiOn-p'o'sesion os II holds your
powder like sOord between your
skins IOvsIinss ond The rovosss Of sun.
dust and wind.
Mighty nssvty Mint
Eoeh night before retiring, elsonss
your foes wi'h Sleek end v|hfs clssrs-
i've cyss~. Then sssIy sIssk srd 'vhss
Geld cSss~, srs lot N sey On ell night.
BIsek ens White Beeviy Crssms ore
sold IN 100 arss Of hys.ond-'sn stores
end In isrss PSI sirss Of oil dsoIsn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Queen Of the Roses Crowned
In annual IeStlpe Ceremony

Even society be puddle jumpers when it's for the
sake of worthy They turned out in large number
last despite the rain to attend the fourth annual
Rose Festival of ST. Cyprians Girls Friendly society which
is delightful memory. 1t presented at the Belle
Isle she'll Friday June %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

For additional social &C
see page s.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-22
Annual Christmas
Seal Sale To Begin
Monday. Nov. p

Christmas SEALS ase n8 ns1
Cross EeaA i wAs ElAaso 1a1aF ~
Mxx { g 8ezrnk3ez q Us Aacal
tuberculosis uTEAEtEAi4azA whazx ar
n2A SEA sale wL tsEEn nexz Maa-
aEF N0sexzsev =
TleFx wat 8 partnership witt
ne EfHA4 Nz-zAz1tArzAz Eel Gross
- TIE carry eziR & Mx NsuanA-
TluGrAg1zs Association Efa AooeG
Aurs sae Csez1eG Eoasef : Ens
Word aspee or WEzn1EEtaan BE-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-22
AMERICAN EDUCATION
WEEK AND BOOK WEEK
CELEBRATED IN SCHOOLS
Appropriate Exercises And Programs Presented Al Several
Of The Public Schools OF JacksoR Csunty
During Past I've Weeks

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Wed Mzse Tzankzaarkng have hesz
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pase The nseruherz discussed the
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Ihe Cunraon Defense
Or TuesaAy afternoon of INA
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mar plpA II ne Elementary
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paas fr ne p = A There we're
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-22
ingalls, ShipbuiIding
Office Addition Is
Nearing Completion

TIE new aasssson e re offtee q
tie ingalls, 641L1olag Co~DWA-
4ou Nans Il Fssezsaaa L rauGy
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q e1nmees sd Increased zuk y
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a5o1 4&e square tee1 * szaes K
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-22
P~ascagOulans To
Attend Catholic
Alumni Meeting

Delegates representing the Alum
= g Or LAZY g Victories school
III leave Sunday for IreenvlIe.
where uaey VII attend ne mnEzz&l
STATE Convention q the Fe6eraE1an
q CATHOLIC Alumni
The f1nzI plans for the couxsn-
Ton trip Nere cosnpietec this week
- q meeting Of une alumni Also -
Ee nesting neN officers uere
elected faT the ezzsa1ne yeaF. They
Nert Hiss Marie Westbno0k pres
Cent Ms Theresa Jonnson. w1es-
president and Mr. A Peuoia. -
relsrF-tEeasareT
LIS WeStbroak viii serve as =
member O the Resolutions casn-
nastEes q tie Convention Naa
1oAusoa = state slae-Meszderf and
Is - LIE f0 - STATE PRESIDENCY
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-22
LOCAL BANKS TO
OISBURSE $4,000
WITH IN FEW DAYS.
hankz d PzscagOuiz And Mess
Feinf VII Distribute Approx
mateiy So. ee4.

The two banks 81 Pascagoula and
Moss Point. the Pascaeo1la Nation
8 an 1ne Merchants and Marine
Bank o. PsscaFoula. vii next week
begin mailing ouf Christmas Saw
snE CHEEKS . those fozes1ghtec &C.
po1aioz VINO paf their savings CIR
n4g Ae present year lz1so -C1rlxt-
mas saving and there are cute .
number q then
TIE ne banks THIS year wzl Dis
tribute approximately szs0o this
sa5 an1 a. c1ai mor1ey xll 20 into
ne channels g trace II PzseA-
Eo2AR anc Moss Pusnt o. . .
AXIS. ooctogx bzlE eac- and hat
much money distributed IL addition
. TIE weekly pzy rolls should make
business quite lively. Hnsre SC than
Usual during re next zax o. eight
weeks
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-22
SUPPER
rendered LEGION
At CUMBEST BLUFF

TnE Auae-1c&x 1NE1nu wa seae=~-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-22
Cotton Farmers OF
Jackson County May
Vote On Marketing
CrDwers HaSe 0ppertuni1y Ts Pre-
Teri Theznse1ses On Qnstas A.
PF1ee InexeAse Lacmn

C0ztou farmers Of TIE unltAc
States are better prepared throagh
re MARKETING Qa0ea provisions u
Ne AAA farm Wog<aU 20 p<uzeci
themselves fruu effects q TIE
European war Today rnan they we're
curnx ne Weird Wa. declares A
? Franklin county AkeuI
through unE ADJUSTMENT urozss-
1aH q Eoe program and mArkes1ng
quotas farmers have TIE rneans ~
EesD lie supplies q coE1ou i me
N1H Genzzno-saxnexnsrax thev "a
not hare n 1914 LIZ Frznklln
ss3D - = result q beng Unable
= SuTk comparatively r adjusting
Wpo1zzo1 farmers learned enen
NA&z AAnsnec w11en COTTON Nas
1fpSn o. ar oferszppAed nzarkeI
u 4sts-A the saf weakened &C.
aaAfE fN q ARE American eroo
aac caused Ene pxlcE . dros from
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eaatEa& e t1a 1nce 1ne EuKuzean
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Las actually Increased slightly C.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-22
COUNTY TEACHERS
NET FRIDAY NIGHT
PASCAGOULA


JnagE l. < CorhMr PRESIDING
aaew ftae regular @saaoa &c ctrna14
uuuFx fas JackxaE County hezx II
Pasn1Fu sNnesA nF court Wet
aze&uny aEseEx8au uni Masa1ay
uArniaE a. 3 n1iu1k A. yzr1rA
VIC hhc t4aen e1zzzzsaner 4ar ~
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81 BE- n azzs&un unlg nzzne znnre
carr mex Neek DzFsza Tte xnM
80 wean 81 aN eN ezH
hM fzasnKzR was Transacted
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preEoer1 @ Ess Teachers Azaue44-
tac2 praeEaec Il 3 peasant aE1
1kgrl1inc ~znaxlfttxs welcoming 2se
teacherx from CO ac 1aKU and IL
sxucnGin8 lae speakers
Guess ssnakezz we're Eun J s
Nazoirrr state superintendent q
eaanSuaz and Mr A Max.
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d1s1s1Ar &C u1s State Department q
Edanauun Tnex bo1h azaos inser-
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zuaaec % ule jackson county teach
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Nax og naarAe Aoalz nourna0n and
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elementary edaazs4aa - weE q -
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-22
ROTARIANS SPEED
PARTING MEMBER
WITH LOVING GIFT.
Rev. JEAN Mnore. Retiring A. ~ec-
rx4ary neuaa@< OF Removal
Gets C1sAxx FArr~en

Aalce frnr1 having q reE1lAs
Thanksgiving czarEr aoFpeN CT
WITH Ire tr&1za11A r~ztzlnegneAf pte
ne RaS&Ty club members had q
xaAencl1 meeting unged however
with . ht.le sadness Is the ressr7rr
secretary. Rev John y Moore ssng
h1S swan song IS II Vas his LAST
meeting u1th tire RoE&r1ank here as
q member 5ohn wax transferred
last week 70 Cente-vz1le Mis- bv
his conference. having served the
Methodist church here four years
81 p&s1or. the limit Of time faxea hv
TIE ruhex o. hix church
Arthur Smith president was sh-
sent and jim Stone. VICE president
pTemcHe over the meeting.
Al The conclusion of the meal
jim tEEred the program over TO
Lee Head vino nsoe Q fine and
witty tax oz farewell 70 John
Moore which Was fun Of the affec-
ncn the Rutaraanx have fer Ehelr
ex-seTesary, arc tken calling John
70 Less Nde 0f The tanle presented
HIN e = parting gtft from the Club.
; handsome SIR case John repaed
feelinely. thanking the club for us
g1ft and Lee far his kind words Il
vas 9 happy occasion al round
with the excepa0n thKt ths CLUB
was reeretzullT losing . valuable
member.
D1srAz Attorney r c Coxzn
Ess . Fzksfirsg RosAraan from Calf
port an1 Bill Warren had As a
rlzeS1 Svduer Swan. Bill Warren
also nade farewell 70 his feliox Eo-
f2F1&nx as he Is tc leave me latter
PIT - me seek for California 10
make h1x hone
Frzor . the speaking Acting
Pneaoenf S1Une called the attention
q The RCtArtaEzk 70 snrne criticisms
Anc suggestion far Improvement
mace ~ the district governor when
n wAN hsre twc weeks ago. Ttsrse
raAfa@rS weFe takmn up Al q dtxxr-
erTS rzaet4ng aftzr nae regs1lmr rs.sst-
Eng adjourned ard report wzu Be
mace later as - scsion on same