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said Like flash Of lightning
striking through the darkness Of
her mind she realized that u was
Jim's warning which was restrain
Ing her. You may think you he.
long here but you'd find out DIFF.
ferentiy II you stayed long
enough" Jim had said. Hut that
wasn't true. II wasn't
Lifting her face To tho dark
eager eyes of the mans sne cried.
Il do love you. Raoul' It's only
that | must have more time before
making any definite plans"
He took her hands In his and
kissed each finger tip as gently as
II he were touching q rose.
All the time you wish. Queridal
II only you viii not run away"
Il Will never do that without
telling YOU" she promised.
Light was streaming from the
windows of the house when they
returned. And with the darkness a
damp chin swept over the coun-
tryside like an unseen fog.
Sheila shivering In her thin silk
dress was glad TO 10 inside 10 the
blazing fire where like an old Eng.
lish print the master sat before
the fireplace with his dogs stretch
ed beside him. Robert Marshall
was red-faoed and hearty. He
greeted Sheils with the same i'm
personal eordiallty that his wife
had shown.
Later when dinner was over the
four OF them sat before the fire
talking Sylvia Marshall looking
strangely incongruous In her fam
mine blue frock had little 20 say.
The men carried on most OF the
conversation and Sheiia was free
to think. Word by word she re-
viewed the scene beneath the ombu
tree TO the accompaniment Of the
cracking logs. the pleasant muir.
muir Of the mems voices and tho
laughter ana music from an secor-
dion which drifted In from the
kitchen.
At 10 o'clock mate was served.
steaming hot and fragrant In
antique silver embossed gourds.
sheila slipping from the hollow
silver tube which Raoul called q
bombilla found IL deliea,ely stimu-
lsting but more dslioiou. than tea.
She fancied that Mrs. Marshall
was amused by her enthusiasm. II
was by now obvious 20 sbeils that
neither Sylvia Marshall nor her
husband had the siightss, interest
In the girl from the States
II was Raoul whom they liked
and were trying 10 please. Al 1880
the Older woman said. '.ff you viii
excuse me. am Eoibr 10 bed
shsils rose too but Mrs Mar
shall said quickly, Please don't
leave just because I am doing NJ.
We have had q strenuous day but
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have TO work so am not home
70 tell these people not 10 bother
us. but mother patiently lets them
in and has beer known TO wait for
inexcusable lengths Of time to use
her own phone-just because some
Cabling neighbor was holding on
to il.
must admit do not have the
sweet disposition my mother pos
sesses-but sometimes I wonder if
1t pays TO be generous and toll
Grant. II seems to me that instead
of approaching generosity and
kindness, greedy. selfish people are
ever ready to take advantage of it
without so much as thank you"
TO follow after they get what they
want.
Here is an example of how some
of the neighbors take advantage
of my mother: I was up early
Sunday morning and heard my
mother at the telephone saying.
I'm call her. Just wait mo-
ment."
thought mother meant me so
stepped out just as she was going
out of the back door. When she
came back she had one Of our
csbbiest neighbors with her-and
believe ii or not, that female had
the nerve to sit down and talk
plain foolishness TO some woman
equally as foolish, for over an hour.
I must admit was furious be-
cause l wanted to use the tele-
phone and il got on my nerves to
listen TO her meaningless CONVEX
sstion. When she finished | very
icily told her that I would appre-
ciate 1t II her friends would not
impose on my mother so early in
the morning.
She actually had the grace to
stammer and blush and has not
been back To use the telephone
since. Now my mother who
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would never dream Of hurting
someone else's feelings) feels ter
rible and thinks I should apologize
to this neighbor. I feel that she
deserves no apology-and further
feel that she owes one 10 my
mother for imposing upon her so
often.
My mother allows the opinions
of other people TO upset her, so
she Is very unhappy TO think she
has lest a friend in this neighbor.
l feel that my mother is much
better off without the so-called
friendship of such bold neighbor
and also feel that | would be
doing my mother an injustice II
/ spologized to this woman. 1t
would only encourage her TO come
back and continue bothering my
mother.
Do you think these people who
calmly go dsshing into someone
else's home at all hours 10 use the
telephone. deserve courteous treat
ment, Miss Grey?
don't. Yet / can't make mother
see the light She thinks that. no
matter what happens, we should
always be courteous and polite TO
our neighbors, for as she explains
it, we have to live around them"
As far as am concerned ]
wouldn't care If these troublesome
pests never spoke to me again.
| wish I could make my mother
see things this way-becsuse she
Is by nature very kind and I hate
to see her worried about such a
trivial (yet irritating) matter.
MISS X.
There is no getting away from
the fact that to very great
extent you are right. There are
too many persons who abuse the
privilege OF using another per-
sons telephone and to spare
their feelings usually means they
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Cologne Wardrobe

Al Inc ffs9fsres yua ~iii es>H
foe summer narshs ~sn ~ fv~snx
In > masesea trse ~ nee erioeees.
res srefss costumes. srses 70 frsnA
and runEecsi fev isav.ssss sflss-
assr ensembles. hssaass sss sssi-
ests fiarsi ~ersi ~ fs>ssis s~s-
nlns ff-ess the sisssss fragrance
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gala sete.
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SHOWERS

SHOWERS
Dear Miss Grey: ! am a young
girl and have had so many showers
planned for me | am actually be-
ginning TO feel embarrassed.
Would 1t be proper for me to
explain to the girls who want Ia
entertain separately how l feel
and ask them no to give so many
showers NJ.
No, indeed. In fact. when
ones frienos give shower after
shower. II often works a hard
ship on the girls invited and
who have to buy a present each
time.
Why not have your friends en-
terrain in groups? This will
solve your entertainment and
shower-gift problem. and will
not be a strain on your friends.
There is no getting away from
the fact that sometimes the
shower entertainment Is carried
TO such an extreme that IL
borders on bad taste. A wise
girl avoids that
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BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey going pass this problem along TO
you and your readers for would like know am right
or wrong in the matter
IL mas to do with my generous little mother who
everyone impose her For years she has been the neigh
borhood goat for telephone Not one negbors
mas eephone-hey either say they can't afford land
usually they are the who eses phone
DO gosspng on) else they cock up other
q
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N mueh' And what Q woo1erfn1
dinner yoa gave ~ May % =
never tasted sush d~lsstsss fss<. :
etc
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TEST QUESTION ANSWERS

will continue 10 impose. When
a person has = business call or
a necessary esil OF any kind 10
make. arr sure the average
telephone owner does not mind
granting the use OF the phone.
But when gossiping females
sart singing silly nothings over
the telephone for an hour at a
time-when they come early and
late 10 annoy those who have q
phone-they are not entitled to
the courtesy we extend well
hammered men and women.
II your mother takes this too
seriously. II might be well for
You TO explain 10 these bother
some neighbors that you do not
want 10 have your mother dis
turbed at early or late hours by
the telephone I am sure they
will respect your wishes in the
matter AMI your mother won't
even have u know that YOU have
spoken 10 them about IL.
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Neighborhood Telephone Pest Has
Ear More Nerve Than Manners

Person Who Dishes in 10 Use Phone AZ Unreasonable
Hours Has No Right TO Expect Courteous Treatment
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Both thF Bouar and Senate hnvq
passed . oil pros16lne for the rear
po-tipunaeni o. Representatives y
the Hn1as afser tan 1910 Census Is
aompaetec II vii b RECALLED thn1
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nccurt eYeTT ten year, 20 rNa5sur
taon tias Representatives a the nfgnn
rv IL Dat HOUSE The SerAtE. Of
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number Is fixed 81 tar ConsSgsus5on
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representation II INA House a4 g.
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NOTICE 10

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

TnS Is hat enc az the many N
tssesf1n0 saarse contained in the
little gol1erx ssnt out By uhe L1xS-
SFsH Power ConpA0y Ann1ug ether
snaders arp Mlxsszpxk First
Tourist and AcvertiseT. MtSSis-
1EgsS Os1ax City. ard many
Others Previous 10 TIA they had
issued q series o. nctahae MtszsxQ-
parH which Should APPEAL TO ttcnk
who w3sh 70 keep ~ with history
and De coTaverSant wih TIE psoneeEs
oE the Magnolia STATE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
CARD OF THANKS

Wx xish e express ogr apTreeaa-
tsaz &c uur rznus frlen1S arc reaa-
ttvez for 1t1efT r~oraforftnE pnessfaot
10 CTR hoExSx O. Eries ~ the aeaff
O. our Gear arc beloved mrtfleT We
aiso extend or appreciation r. the
Reverend " J. Vaughn o. VAR
ciasvt MfkS. znc the CHRISTIAN SCI
snex EeMoeT q Laurel Mis- fur
their n1osi gracious service We ex-
hae filAnk8 K the M'riEhi Funeral
HaFns. huc only Coo knows the
numf1-4 us reneiFec from the levels
flarAl ofgeTtagK
NnF Goo bless ruE al
MRS ALoNZC NIXON.
" WALTERS
l. / WALTERS
OeeRn Spring. Mis- ApT4 Il 1916
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

night. u durability tests ~ the United States
Testing Company. the Beautyrest lasted 3 times
longer than other mattresses. Simmons guarantees
that i al give yoH % years service.
See the BeautyreSt this week Learn about It's
many advantages. Then. Il gou feel that Il is the
terms.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
POWER COMPANY GIVES
ONE OF THE LEGENDS
OF THE SINGING RIVER
One Of the MANY Interesting Events and Legends Of the
Coass section Sent ost BY Mississippi
Power Company

strains 81 tine aasl uilwx dirge re-
aho fruna tire muEEnIw1zag STUam-
Prom FG6Ex Az4aea hF he MAsas-
azA Poxm Compaun . ncAl tax
payer tn TIRE @Tytce 81 Ms2Sxzn-
n&xi&
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
Vegetable Lsxstiye
Has important Points

tbs inxutlvx aaes shrs~ Important
1hlnwx faT uaE ussrA g sluzJl&
Errrrtsurs ARE faIlowr1 4 HES2lH
ac1x rzzgsnaliy. thoroughly prss%
Taz viii glks FEarx BLACK
DkAuGHTE way. Chis< q IL eh
sraatahge AzE4ezisutz Is 81 -satsEn-
ma 1anIe-laxntive xhlsh hslrs tone
Aazv bavve muac7eE Aexs time
sake BLACK uEAuGRT Eeanem-
zczl tae e Z 90 dosn6. 25G
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

Ihz aaaFsEEasz hHssaS n~sa ~ aaf
assaaBh@ EE~eHtfu Il A. 81 ~ es4 Nt.
azz AHeamzens - H. ksnE MHx AaAsns
nexaasud nsa4es b haHsAs rrrts b a. uw
sasz. firms W aasHfaHaLmnf hsgaur HAzsna
aaa anss $40 ESHH8 - Eseaen1 ~ NAEns
= L. EaerA = ~ EhFncefH Essas4 81
saakaza GDuuEf. MiaAaaEtpp0 def ura4AzE
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HaszazAa tHnE lnt nNls - raea alA -
sa#esss a3szA
Tnh aa1 dss * AQfIl IbkE
MEk BLANCHE JOHNSON
Azsuasrs4 & 2 a
ais 80 Sa EHs@8
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19

Cne-rT Blossom FESTIVAL When
ttfese oeacate PINK blossoms cozus
ou A1azE tht R4Ver and me muAl
RAslg ulev &Tpf as attraction each
weaf for literally hundreds az fh1e
xan6k O. tourists = hzx beer Cur
-expeTaeno &C. TIE seserAl yezTe That
We nave been here that TIE seatseT
always manages 70 Be 81 ia worst
Tor 1ie Festival TINS wear was nc
exceuttan n fart ms wear the taf
st for ne parane Hnc tina intzi&l
N1rert &C tafe v18tt1TK was the surrt
nf a considerable En0N blizzard
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 70 express or sincere
Eoarf& Ann appreciation 70 tine co.
taTS. nurses relatives and frtenas
for tne1f attention ard E-cnesE
during thr sickness ana EfrG the
oesfh @ or husband and father
the late P 3 Walker. Especizllf
% Ne thank FATHERS Carey and
MCKEE
WIFE and CHILDREN
pascaEcuIA Mss. A - 1870