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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
ART IN THE HONE
SUBJECT Of TALKS.
AT !. ". BUS. CLUB


Hlaa HildA oIn. no1ss Nennosnsas
teacher tn the Mnse Pu1mt mtsnol
wAa ase suesE syNAktT "A ihs Fzsulaf
meeting 81 ths yoare Mnnnras
Business cub this wpxk.
The subject 81 ire fanarAm wAA
Art N Tire Hugne~ and was -.
ssnssd under Ire leadership q NINA
Cox.
Miss uflln dtncunnion dnalt mainly
with the selection and hanzinx a.
pictures and on flowrr nfranes
msnt4 illustrations deAlann Win
the suhteet were passed hsnhns nv
group and open discusses waa hss.@
with Miss Oifl ~prUsentirN interest.
inF and instructive xfeua al tain
correct and lncorrect ways - hang
pictures and arranging nowsrm.
China. glassware ana silver ees0
dtscuhsed m Gsiaii b. Elisabeth
Hudson. vino h home economies
teacher IN the pManneoula school
She also showed Illustrations h ne
group. and discussed TIE cnFFect
kind and style 70 use In the various
homes.
The club dance and art sxhibls
were discussed: and paans wers
made for necessary ndFnFttslne
Ruth Cain. Who Il Ia charge ct TIE
exhibit gave = fun report 81 TIE va
Fiosis kinds Of pictures che had been
able 70 obtain for the exhibit. The
exhibit viii be composed st : mum.
Der Of the old masters. . eFcgp 81
Mississippk paintings. = large MUM
Der Of wafer colnrn and nthsfa.
Tho social and sports committees
were asked 70 begin active move
menta on their duties Ct unce. anA
give reports at the next meeting.
The club voted 20 co@operafH with
Coach Tracey walker n organisms
q Y. w. b G. softbali team. A large
group Of those present volunteered
TO play.
Several other committees uHfe re-
minded Of Their duties before the
club adjourned xxxx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
PRINCIPLES. ESSENTIALS
OF NUTRITION AND DIET
INTERESTINGLY SHOWN
firth Of a Series Of Articles oa Coed Nusrsslsa BY q LEGAL
Writer Thai WIN Appear Weekly n
The chrcnicle-Star

naoFe &pgetiEine Fsxa4s mnch TIE
sasae texture n mazknea pota1nsA
tzrriEm and winter egaMsh Nhnafd
rever BE- served 81 TIE same meal
Add sanckhtng crisp IS a fen car
ros sfaekk radtshes q . salad zusnn-
ting eheNys - oufn TAe insela-
gfnt hsusFwife does not have she
SaEae flavor Arpeaxane twine m 0f.e
meal she doez net serve tornnto
tuioe followed b. . tnaaAtc salad az
Afaee frait cup with grange cake a.
eaffee teio with coffee Hfls niarz
hsf meals N advance and serves at
trAruee. wholesome. appctixtng food
for her family One heur q week az
careful planning saves 80 many
hours q wondering what 70 serve
and what 10 buy e. Zach meal rulla
around
Next week We wla dlncuss me ina
per cent breakfast
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
Seniors Of P.H.S
Present The SkuII'
With Much Success

K&ss nfF4sA xAnEsaas. Ne e<nsa
CAaAs a. r. II q presented tkne class
Fans. The saul % = hArTH asNzi-
eace ID Ire haEn mhsaa kasa's0FaasA
The cax4 wa2 ssade 10 ~ = NFesaR 81
Ahose-aFHkN9e hiNh srfand ae1gHA
Nie pseeruled q spsendtd pexfuFm~
anc8 - = fcAt 2tfsffW. 4 nAA~
raising mystery Inc eAEt trttn1f3
SAnin Ch1fNnan. Tveyn RenfrnA
Manxlyn Nel&m1. Rroests nodeM
Kermit Fs~aessn Doe Shepard. o.
veg SenTrl Eauara BAu7n CfaFlaa
oeex. Oseii HFwae&A
Mfs + h. Wa,1s elrected NAe pas.
the prpceeds ~ which wui b. uNed
hy the eeuior GAS % pay tnr essne
appncpFaAte gln ieft hg me Seniors
"a tnrir nrhcnl
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
THE
SIDE



Deserving Of special mention alld
bringing houoFE 70 her Senior Class
Of Pnscaeoula High School q MlM
Laura Marie Hudson. daughter q
III and Mrs.. ?. ~ Hudson. H4a
uon first place II music IN the Coast
Regional Meet. held m Biloxi En-
Saturday uaehE. April leth= 4
graduate Of tlze 1910 Senior Gas.
this u the frs time IN twelve q
fifteen yearz faseagoala has claimed
first place - Hudson hae heen
under the peEaoHzaI training Of -
Ayrfas Pals foF - pazt fise yeaTz.
Nho shares wtfn Re II tta4 honoT.
Among nhaae admitted during ire
paa1 wcek = tie Jacknun Cssmlg
HaeAta1 weze. MAa peaz1e AaA
Byrd. F&seazoalz. admitted q Tass-
oax. April . far medt1al treatment:
m ClapEoa HIlzaTd FAezazs4a
admitted "a ApeH e. for mealezl
Meatment. Carl Ezzszsey. FaAeaaeaiA4
admitted On Tuesday. Apgii - Ter
saFe1ezi tFeatmeat. Mm ~ ~
Garter q Vac. admitted 81 All
e 81 meeiea Hez1ment
En Bert aaHmeEaEl ana zaa'
children. johnny 80 Tnelma -
HezuExed 70 Aa5e 4ez1eF, after
visiting Ia tie lsauae q Mrn. SIM
mA43e parents IL ard IT. =
- 8e1eo4 O. General Lee stree
~ and Nm : . Grant -. aa1
to eaHdren. uzaEza and 1elzn .
visited srtezada II oaifp8rf aaEaas
a~IIzTnoon
~ ard 90 Habat 0amszaa
~ Mm 6. i Simmons ~ -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
April u-eI George, Martyr.
April 74A Fh1eiis & a.zlnaTinaen
April Z-Et Marx. EsAnanIlat.
April z1~8tA C1etuH ard Aasnei-
llnua. Pvpea. haFtyra


A444 I@3t4 3442t4H.
TIE nsoutldy meettns & - Ecael
STUDENTS 6odsiiiF unIon sns held
wednesday. Apxal I0. Il Raaeaaoula
with VsEuA KfEhs presiding. Mes. ..
g. Carey aEexze6 fl1k meszzne With 3
prayer Al o0Aaf sndalItses we're
represented excsut Uae
Discussion II the anioa danes u
be given Friday, April i. II nlloki.
followed All information 81 tie
Aauea 80 gwen
Y uaa decided 70 hold Hle annual
Cr0xuIus ~ The Blessed Mozner 81
uulfpat Msy -. Is &c : IN n
DulfuHt I'll b. nnahle - eEsufsaee
the CEeauIng. biloxi asEsae - d
80 Meazb4fa decided Hhaf saah 60
daily sd uafoe representative %
take part Ia NE cTosulns ms
elfa 81 NaAf white aszUznz aEasaAn
And IL neFs Ill weaF Int eos1Esa
suits
= a ezsnlzlaus flks4azI aase 81 in-
formation & TIE aazzzIsY edslsen-
Ton - = he'd n AsexaEsdlia soon
Al socialists wefs azEe4 - inform
8tanszi4aa = ne number e repre-.
sentative EheF Nefe = go. - ulaG
~ af1zazsmeaf4 oousA - made.
Dn Maa 1EM1lea ~ Cath
oise Leadership AmdsaR Kaaalh To
rive god sxampie. - 6MAds4 ~
Tie 9aas means ~ CaElsaIk 2eaafFs
ei5n HzIazaze Suggestions n ms
EsEBfazI Nefe gwen = MeHAzH
Tne azaaIzsks regretted zzak nhetf
usodaFaEHs ev nfozkzs8 AEHelaa
49, aua1aA = b. nasn4 - rs
mesEsHH. = II II Visiting - mazhsf
via + - 1he meIzazsH 4afH EaA
3 prayer - hls meeseH# z.aad4 3
Hsvza HsFe tfsan eszsa y sach
e1daEszg
HaEeHuzezz4 wSxa NIssa - Is
SISTERS re Aea4lNkA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

OF lnsrest 70 q large circle d
friends is the announcement 81 the
marriage Of hfthn Lnciiie SAVAGE %
pnecaNoula. 20 Mr.. Wiibnrn Wrlanf
Of Mobile Miss Savage. daughlsf
az Fank savage. R~rad1efed frurn
PascaeoulA High School. and has
been employed with the Southern
Bell Telephone Compny. Mr. Wright
Is connected with the Southern
Kraft Corporation IN Mobile. where
they viii make their home. Trae
ceremony was performed On Sun.
day afternoon n the priests parish.
Rev. Father =. J. Carey officiating
Miss Savage vas attended by her
sister. Miss Ruth savage, "A maid
Of honor. with Armand walker a.
best man. A small reception Of
friends xss hssd after the 1~sfeEncny
at the home Of the bride. following
this the couple left for MohiIs.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

Elnz1ss nspsk a. ~ nan e-sxsisnpeF
eksx N~f4aup<tMt1An lis ~ nkg@ -
- ~ cNsssstefexz ~ kg4,4nnxAA1aaa
~ 81 49, seeakRM Free txst tuxzaa
suAazsszn sthnasz as~a hzngssAnnstten
TAx Itsssse pakaed : eena&t
e~naenAEsnt lreslsla4 flsaf No fesu4
hAf naMkei - aa fsstAlxfase kfsAIl
iAAS oteF nifseSS GAIA
T1ss HaseH ~. aes re- n-uasaeFea
~ II uas u~spuzakaa hns~ w. -
eway esfase NJ ter tsasassafs1 asATk
y feaeised
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

makes fewer trips 10 the store Co.,
peciaIiy Tor ODDS and eFsax she may
have forgotten CT not even conxid-
ered. ard secondly. sire can coca q
double quantity 70 serve fer two DAYS
or two meals Saturday. she can
cock the potatoes 20 stuff the sun
day chicken. aud vegetables Cor the
Sunday night salad sire saves
money. too BY baking tomorrow
apples with todays roast and buy
ing larger quantities Of food AZ one
time. she avoids ~u1oraptCuy and
routine and her meals have an sle-
ment q surprise. rs vel IS being
better balanced and more nutrt-
ttou&
Here We &c
Let Is suppose you have never
planned meals for ore wreck IN adj
vance and eel tackle the problem
together. FIRST, We must consider
the daily requirements Of your
family from the standpoint Of health
and nutrition Eriefiy reviewing,
you need daily / pint Of milk for the
adult. / quart Of milk for the child.
2 servings Of fruit daily, one of
which should be citrus. 2 servings Of
vegetables daily besides potatoes,
one Of which should be green. ieafy
or raw. whole grain bread or cereal.
fish. ow cheese dish. and 4 or 5 eggs
q week. Below Is = skeleton plan 70
aid you IS you consider the weekly
food order.
Breakfast
Fruif. Preferably an orange.
Cereal. Whole grain. either cook
ed OF raw or
Eggs: In any form. as nutritious
cooked one way a. the other.
Bread: whole grain. rs toast II
desired
Beverage: Coffee or tea for
adults. milk or Cocoa for children
Lunch Or supper
Soup: II desired
Hot Dish. Using meat fish.
cheese. eggs or beans
Vegetables: In q salad OF cooked
Bread: Whole grain
Dessert: FTuit custard or other
light dessert
Beverage: MIX. coffee or tea II
desired IA addition TO milk.
Dinner
Scrip. II desired
Meat. at least l pound meat, o
meat substitute. or fish. IS the en-
tree around which the rest Of the
meal centers-
Vegetables. A green leAfy vegetble
or a salad. plus as many additional
vegetables as desired.
Stzrchy Food. Potato. rice. maca-
ROM or spaghetti
Bread. Whole grain
Dessert A light dessert If meat is
served: q hearfeir one Il # q sub
stitute is used.
With such a skeleton plan 10 fol-
Low. the housewife fills IN according
10 her fanailyis individual likes and
dislikex. tastes and desires. and In
come. she writes dawn the meat.
fruit. vegetables. dairy products and
staples for the week. II she Is wise.
SHE avoids monotony. not only By
not serving the same vegetable
twice In succession. but also BY hay
ing the same meal contrast A color.
texture, flavor and consistency.
With baked haddock she wouldn't
serve white corn. white potatoes, and
nice for dessert yellow corn and
perhaps > green ieafy vegetable
would make the meal LOOK 50 much
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

wlfe 70 serve
tasty. cnawfui ap
pesiKtng meals AZ
medium cost The
secret lins Ia
ptannine tiae
mentix for wv-
eFal GAYS N al
vance and ccn4
uuentv tae food
order. This saves
time fer tire houze-
Wife As fffNt sire
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
LEGISLATIVE
HAPPENINGS
M mANfIN nnlnn NN1ee
assuss ~ ssn cau6us'

sEsszM aaszntssx a. tks lE3sse anl
4 aerate nAf t<ktfe1 nfkn = -
aaa o@&4 t1sa aesA szsse sefme4 s.
hass ~ . 6Eszsa sazne AnA sntss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
MOSS POINT TEAM TAKES Tor
RONORs IN REGIONAL MKET
SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAn


econunusd fFosn pass osael
JoneA Moss pnnss Leo PasfacelnL
&C a. A. Elliott C0wNnd fsAy Aa
Louis. Murray C1afk. PAsnnxnaiA
Pat Mcfnntx nliuxt Time. 2 MINI
nsrA e& secoasaA rNew Euxionni
rnrord1
Class B-aeorne nursFy. Orange
Grow: cappy firth. Lyman umA
Z minutes as secoxsdA
Hixh jump Class A-H n T1aem-
as O. G. n A. Louis DesuOurelle.
Biloxi: and Louis wcllA Noon Point
tied fog seeand. Hervey McE@oA
PasoaEouia and Jesse IAFontatna
BAv ST. Louis. tied for fourth
Height s feet. 10 inches. gNw
regional record.
Class B-Iaster shaw. Lyman.
John Herring. Orange Grove
Height s feet I inch.
120-Yard Dash. Class A-Jimmy
Cook. biloxi. Hervey Mcleod. Pas
caEOulas Monte DaTiA Moss Point:
Prank BerfuceL oulfpor4, W. v.
wilson. O. G. NJ A Time. 1a7 SEQ
ondS.
Class B-Charles Kelly. Grange
Grove: Roy Stone. Lyman. Time.
z47 seconds.
3oo-Yard Low Hurdles, Class A.
Ebert kostmayer. Biloxi. Jack Nc
fnnis. Moss Point q. ID Black. q.
c. "a. A. J. 7. Bishop. paacaeoulA:
G. G. Mcdonald Bay st. Louia
Time. &2 seconds.
ClaSs B-Kenneth laird. Lyman:
Ray Cuevss. Orange Grove. Tine.
a. seconds.
Shot Glass A-WtIiard Bcott Pas
ca9ouiA. Melvin Deimas. oulfpoffs
Aubrey Golf. Moss Point; ". d.
Oates. O. G. II. A: Louis Demou-
reiie. Biloxi. Distance. IS feet
Class B-Eaxi CuevnA, Orange
Grove: Douglas Cruthirds, Lyman
Distance. IS feet. 5 inches.
Mile Relay. Class A-Bilox (Bob-
BY Allen. Louis Demotrelle. Bert
Holland. J. Z FAIlol; q. G. ~. A.
Pascagouia: Moss Point; Bay Sc.
Louis. Time. . minutes. ass seconds
Class BOranee 0doye Tired
Jackson. Charles Kelly, George OAR
sey. Ford Laird: Lyman. Time. 4
minutes. i2I seconds.
GIRLS EVENTS
60-Pard Hurdles. Class Ana Lee
shatiies. Moss Point: Lois Dsck BIZ
Ioxf. Margaret HOLSTER, pasna~
KouIa4 T1ne. sc seconda
Class B-Easke Hoisf0n. Lyman:
Geraldine Smith. Henleyfields Dor
thea Mack. Orange Grove. Tine.
90 seconds.
Baseball Throw. Class A--Yvoune
Mcleod. P~ascaguuias Barbara VII
son. Biloxi; Barbara walton. Mnss
Point. Distance. TT feet. II inches
C1azs BINARY Burdeaux. Lyman:
Doris New. Orange Grove: Geraldine
Smith, Henieyfield. Distance. Ie4
feet. 7 inches
Broad Jump Glass A-Enma
Green, Moss Puint; Effie Brown.
Pascagouia; Lois Dick. Biloxi Dis
lance, IS feet.
Glass Binary B~undeaux, Lyman:
Dorothy cruthirda. Orange Grove:
verna Burk. Henleyfieid. Distances.
- feet. 2 inches.
High jump. Class A-Lola
Strength. Mos Point: Efie Brown.
Pnscagouia. Lois Dick, Biloxi
Height. 4 feet. 8 inches.
Class B-Heleu Landrum. Lyman.
and Adrain Herring. Orange Grove.
ted for first. J~efat1ine Smith. Hem
leyfield. third Height. : feet 81
inches.
7s-Yard Dash. Class A-Tnez An
geio. Moss Point: Yyorne Mcleod.
rascegOula. Time. 81 seconds.
Class B-HeIen LAndruzn, Lyman:
verna Burk. Henieyfieid. Adrian
Herring. orange Grove. Time. 10
seconds
s0-Yafd Dazh. Class A~Emma
Green. Noes Point. and Yvonne Nc
Leod. Pascaeoula dead heat. Dot
BieneF, Biloxi. third Time. 81 &C
ends.
Cla9z B-Else H0lston, Lyman:
jackie Dauzhr1lle, HeuieYfle1.
Nina Saunders. Orange 0nove
Tine. 90 seconds.
700-Yard Relay. Glass A-Bllou
- $50
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

Hllloee Pop llaefsa : man h
al& aEeas VIC jumps 81 : A1fEea
taeR. sasU sn6HFns4zH. zzzzAae hofa
q = - and fintzHa = - ne
tef& Hzz4
haaZEhala casF. - 81 tat
rsy nEsl aae ! foas : hsIee
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

But there's ore thing We have
0Ferlodked-the tennis eD1rts-&n1
F~a2cagouia d0as not have even enc
good court. Tne Young Womena
EussAezs Club has taken the mat
~ into their hands. ut Il needs .
operation What ean y0g % Or sas-
esszs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

rnesdag {. uzaEf home / HIraias-
nAn. eEze3 seadng seseral 14ss il
ase4 HazH@ - EEtula Va azf
WasanEea aEsna
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

line Frentz. Starr Netherlandl: Pas
cag0ula. Mos PUNT. Time. ass
seconds.
Class B-LYmnn elise fEoistcm
feEen Laudrutn, Mary nufdeaux.
MaTgie SteHartls Orange Grove.
Henhyfield Time. 2s3 seconds.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

Ard golf enthusiasts are eagerly
awaiasng eoznpietton Of the beauft-
I'll new golf course. located On
Washington avenue. aurk OF which
3 now going forwerd rapidly toward
eonpielion
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
pssrn o. sss a

aasa ncsne. fs. satire Il suaufa
KFa md i FeetszEf II aknna Eulaas
And raeeaeonta fm ~ yenEn. atsss el
tite family haeae "a FoEteF ssFees
early Tnesda3 imnEfinz me e.
reAeed fsd seen Ia 81 IrnniEh xInne
H~spsenaes. huI h.4 he<n EsffsszzfT
u anls sln1e Sunday MF naaus
hsd followed Tie FmIifuaa nsseIneak
dszEtlm tha earlier past e. his MA.
having bern seetlea iursnzsn - t1ss
L A y Ikailfua4 a Resnaaxxzin. ans
usen vent win ne Gull q nt4fa
Ie1aHsA AAIlfnad e uulfnzxt. MttsFs
~ helped IA hsGliaznE IN red ffnSn
uulfpoat % ~xIaflieekzzFz. and -
sirsd ffsxn ths eomEMgsg spsns -
Seaxs 80 ~ 49, Nu<knd villa azz
hlzelz<sppi xsppsf Izailxn@A ~ Az1sz
Paint ard hxlE,e6 n hElItluz -
ire sraxn ksssN p1znI - tAlee<fAie
- - to.H 81 TIE NOD thsekefz
~ E1se 1nptfxfn Kraft eafrf NH
II lhs Tins o. m azsth Ne h zzE
Fised - his wsdow. klre Sam lsnxse
PAaezenuias three daughters Mtz.
Jim nuikixY. Mr. ks1ufxN KAafHzH
hash uf FMecA9ual4. ena Hffs ~
HnIIs. Grand BAY. ~. nt,d eIeElE
haid from Ire FziIz F4zsxefal F3FteKz
81 "wednesday afteFnEzssk. elEh 80
vices ~ Rev = ! Carer. pastor Is
Our fAdr ~ Vietk9iez Chufsh. ena
IntsFmsnf uae IA tfa cFnf<s urese
o~enzstsfy. The I'd se4fxfn wefe J
" Tlfuanfleid. 4 e ASFsfst. J. i
uelmaa. jimmy Hgfasg< ssaft Ans.
neEf ard A. d cfans
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

The construction Of several rev
homes tShornes Is ncw under way
and nearing completion During the
past year. the increase Ia the con-
stfuction u new homes has far sur
passed any such program here n
many years. Still. there remains :
decidedah0Ftage Of houses and
apartments for rent. But. with pa
thence and the avid determination Of
Paseag0nia citizens. adequate houa-
ing facilities win be soon available.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

With the purpose IN mind 70 en-
courage Identification Of homes In
our city, the Women's Progressive
Club annually holds : Flower SHOW.
The citizens have become much in-
terest Ia the show and are spend
ing more time in their gardens. The
show this year viii be held on May
{ and 5. This club. together With
the Young Womens Business Club.
planted roses last year between the
Paseagoula bridge end Oautier.
Very shortly these vines on either
side Of the highway viii be clustered
with blooms. A few moro citizsnA
behind these two active organiza-
tons and much progress IN the
Identification Of ~ city viii Be
made.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

The nNEubera q rae eelAaza -
daily ~ receive Holy CxHamAnz1a
b . boz IA SUNDAY. AEza q. 81
uae 10 ae2zE M4M
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

Il 5 she belief Of the writer that
every citizen Is looking forward With
anticipation 70 the dag =tlen actual
transmission Of natural eas VIII he
mace into Pascagoula. II Is . hEx-
~ and . necessity that PascaenuIa
has long been denied. and We are
proud that We WI soon be using ff
n gu osn CITY.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
OUR LADY OF VICTORIES SCHOOL



Our Lady q Victories eehool So
dallty held ifA weekly meeting On
TUESDAY. April Ie, with vefna Kretn
presiding. The meeting opened with
q prayer. The minutes Of the previ-
Gus meeting ~ read and approved
Haxer TerFesun gave = report ~
the Coast Union meeting which uaa
held here lat wednesday. Other
reports wers given by various com
mites.
IL was announced that this sun.
day viii b Communion Day for the
socialists
MACK Torres and corlnne white
gave very god talks o. religious
topkcn.
A fivs-pound boz Of candy was
then awarded Dorothy Arm Krslm
vas 9be winner The president
thanked ne msEnberE fw their co
operation - making tais weFk .
ereRt success.
me meeting ended win : hymn
Heneg nafi
Seventh ura1e ~ Tess johnson.
Claire Naauzns IN0na kreha and liz
Ian Davidson
Eshth Grade Marie Kse
CHfheFffe 9ehauk. Rose Krekn.
Mary Louise chastanL and gss
DfefH
Hgh School - narsoa wslsan
Thomas Moore. ana Evelyn Hoaiy-
Eeae4 Onmne
Te Coast Students eoda1lty
Union I'll suazszH = dane fo3 the
mfmbsTa FTi1aF. April lo, bszIunfne
- 500 oeAek - ne aaese4 Her
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

Pascagoula Is perhaps one OF the
most progressive cities along the
Coast. with numerous thriving In
dustrieS gaining state and country
WIDE recognition for the town. It's
the home OF sweaters and swimming
suits: Of Gouio Clogs. OF paper
bags. veneer wood. duck decoys and
Of ships.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
MY TOWN
cBy THE DUCHEsS)

Pascaeoula-A city Of legendary
distinction-famed for its numerous
historical points Of interest and the
fabulous beauty OF stately towering
oaks and Spanish moss: . place that
each year entertains Increasingly
large numbers Of summer visitors
who find this D.tle city on the Gulf
Of Mexico w taeal place for an
ideal vacation.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Automotive Briefs

Ray O'Brien, manager of the Hud-
son Terraplane factory Office here
in Washington and the Washing
ton Hudson dealers held a spring
salon all last week at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
All Studebaker dealers and sales
men in this territory met last Tues
day morning at the Shoreham Hotel
for discussion of their annual mer-
chandising contest. according to Lee
D. Butler, local distributor. Carroll
A. Alber, district automobile dealer
who won this years contest, was
awarded two round-trip tickets to
Havana, Cuba.
The spring dealer meeting Of the
Washington zone Of the Pontiac di-
vision of General Motors, headed
by H. F. Moody, zone manager, was
held last Tuesday at the May1ower
Hotel. A group of Pontiac sales ex-
ecutives headed by w. j. Mougey,
advertising manager, and v. L. Muir
ray, assistant general sales manager,
took part in presenting a series Of
skits depicting the right and wrong
methods Of selling, as well as re-
view of spring sales plans. In con-
junction with the meeting, the
100000 transparent Pontiac which
is on its way to the New York
Worlds Fair was on display In the
lobby of the hotel.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
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<IuVIDA HURST
HVIDA HURST

II can't believe you would let the
unreasonable objections Of your
mother keep you from marrying q
man you really love-" he said un-
happily.
No Use.
If that were all, I probably
shouldn't" she admitted. "You can't
possibly feel any worse about this
than do, Chris. But there's no
use torturing ourselves by hoping
for the impossible. Let's try to 20
on as If nothing had ever hap
pened."
Can you," he demanded fiercely,
do that?"
Her eyes brimming with tears
met his.
II can try"
"All right" he agreed. Then
so can I. And this time I mean
it. I shant bother you again, Gail!
Unless you ask to see me, I'm
through"
They drove home drenched in a
log OF misunderstanding and mis-
cry. When they reached her apart
ment Chris took her hand and
kissed it.
"Good-by, darling!" he whispered.
Remember this is all your idea.
Not mine
She pressed his hand against
her cheek.
Il love you." she declared pas
sionately, more than you'll ever
know"
That night before she slept her
pillow was wet with tears. Had
she been right? Was the justifica-
ton OF her father more important
than the man she loved with her
whole heart? But she couldn't
marry Chris without telling him
who she was and If he knew he
could not marry her.
The situation was too involved.
At one moment she told herself
it was better to forgive than to
cherish bitterness and resentment
as Anna was doing.
Then she thought perhaps it was
only because she was young and
selfish that she was capable of
such disloyalty.
The more she tried to determine
her future course the more con-
fused she became. So far as she
was concerned she perferred to
leave Reds and let the whole
matter drop. Perhaps she had
better consult Bill
He was outside and therefore
capable of giving her a disinter-
ested opinion. She told herself she
would telephone and ask to see
him the following night.
(To Be Continued.)