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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

ssHsgst SUNDAY sepsesmh~g /
~ Colder TER Is NCcc seut
na h.x son lnf1 ass waric r. ear
dsfnr ths worid bal th&t ne world
tarusrh him m1ehf Be saved fJsSG
an
AHaax ns citations which coan-
pT11 0e Lessen Sermon Ia une fo4-
hgeanE frsH the Bible Behold M
servant whom I upaos1 nsirE elect
IL wham ny e5al asiiFhfeth.
he AaaN not fAE nor Be Discouraged
AL se have SCI Judgment IL me
earth and 1se alsa shall wzif f0
MS law ftsAish - 49,
Iha BesSon-Ssrmua also incfuon
The following passage from the
Christian Scseuce tsxfbook Science
nnd Heath with keY 20 the Scrip
taefx b. Mar Baker EDDY Jesus
waa ba~n os Mar Christ Il tas
t~se iaea vnictng good the divine
rsrssAge from God % me gRakfas
n ahe human consciousness -
g12
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
IN NEWMAN CAMPBELL

1.-THE international Ualforn
Lesson On the above topic fer
Sept ! Is Psalms los. 1CT. fhs
Golden Text being Psalm 1867
~Biez Jehovah. Q my soul. and
forget not al HA h&neEuEs9
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
ouR LADY o.

Our LADY o. VICTORIES
CHURGs
Masses ca Sundays al zoo and
5 .0o 4. IT.
Mass OK week GAYS Ct CSC.
Confessions On Saturdays. Ewes Of
Feast DAYS. and THURSDAYS before
ursf FRIDAYS go - E.M and 30
r. zoo D. N.
Holy Hour IN Sunday evenings 81
Tsua O'Clock
koFena n ouT LADY q perpetual
Help on Tuesday evenings Al 80
Class u religion for High Echool
STUDENTS un Sunday morning at
3 Is
REV P. J CAREY. Pastor
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PGcAN METHODIST CHURCH

zaW P M-Snnday School Mss
Hannah Stogk. superintendent
$50 r. M-Morzhlp service O.
the second and fourth Sundays
go p M-Mid-Week Ravef
meeting each Thursday evening.
J p PAYNE Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
MOSS POINT
@WzcM MGM1
PRESBYTERIAN

Circle Number One vii meet w1sh
Mss Fl0rrIe MaInnls or Tuesday
afternoon All members are urged
70 attend.
Circle Number Two KiIl meet at
the home Of Ms. John Macarthur
On Tuesday afternoon AL members
are urged 10 attend
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ASSEMBLY or O

me Fglendiv Church with A
Welcome
or Sunday 5errice4s
SUNDAY School. 1000 A M.
Dey0ilaflsa hous, Hoo A. n.
F~vHnEesiStit service. Tss5 r. ~
We are 4ess happy af tie Interest
3ua progress q ane Sunday school
Those q saa nat attending sunday
School anrNheTe else. viii find q
hearty NelcoHne awaiting you at this
school
KENNETH EflwTE.
Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

-sm sooukS az Troop 10 Moss
Point mrs ct tire Scout Hui an
August q. Coed Turn reports
werr made and , few shoTT box
ine MATCHES vaere hello which FUR
ni&aaec the program for the meet
ing
On August 20. ~ made q trip
I'd the river with or Scout Master
John McArthuFf on an overnight
hike We had 3 wonderful tame
swimming and rowing. tn spite Of
thF fact that Il turned chilly on Us
SCRIBE.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
CHEIsI LTIHEaAN cHrRcH

0xIne serVl1e Sunday morning
s. 6 eekock Please lake notice e
TIE tines A - A inns service
8 report on the psoaeedlnsE q re
zs1n Southern Dzztrze. Convention
hele = New ozAeaaz. Louisiana.
A4ezsz Z-2T. wEI be rendered
Ekerxane Is maaf eos6zaly invites
q Nufszzlr with ~
Sunday School aaa Acal. ElsIs
Cas- aunFent e E 4 n
C1oT PracflcE Wednesday EzaE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Basoa Casotie Community
Nz1zdaN
ns 8 n sunday School J &.
SfT8nNffIeH Superintendent
10 s. Morning SeTvlnn sagsnnd
ane fourth SUNDAY N each month.
~ p Prayer Service
THURSDAY : 50 , m-PTzTer EerT.
&c
Come nut ane worship with Is
y G. wTEDHAM
Pa tor
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
WOODEN MILL
NEWS

Misses DorothF. Heulaas ard neryi
R2xzeve Anszie BoaarFe an1 Evelyn
Mays accompanied hy Harry BrAEx
ARD Charlie Rfvlere wers IT. NeE
Orlezns ozer ae wcek end visit
ne friends ca srelr reEarr how're
asey met sagh a slight accident n
Ocean Springs where n1ey enlh0ed
Eslh smother automobile AithrMh
the RisseTs vas overturned We
are glad e learn thar nc enc wzs
injured
Miss Mvrt1e r,ousl3s visited rela-
aves IN Mobile during usr week
end
Mr. and Mn sadie Dafrasn Of
LDcedae spent the wreck end visit
ing Mrs l. L Smith.
We are glad 70 learn that RUBY
Smith l. fnapr0vtng after . brief
Illness
MI ard ArA J Il Shirley spent
ne weeA END in wAynesboro and
Laurel
Mae Deb Hewlett spent the week
END m Montgomery. Ala
.
Althea sinms and Viola Brewer
spent Sunday IN Agricola, Miss
MArn-s Monk Is visiting relatives
IN Panama City. PA
%
Bessie Mar Rogers visited friends
IL Biloxi during the week end
O.
Howard Davis was q week end
visitor IN Biloxi
Laura Trpletf visited friends IN
Biloxi Saturday and Sunday.
%
Winnie Garfield visited friends al
Cedar Greek during the week end
o
Eunice Green and AIva Goff VS.
sied friends and relatives IN VAN
cieaTe, Sunday.
O.
Gccie Tanner spent the week end
III Virgins with Mary McGregor.
o
Berrice Bo6ie and Charles Eiey
spent the DAY Saturday IN GuIfport
D.
Irma Pagan and Darline HultS
mot0red 20 Mobile Saturday.
Olga Brown. an employee Of long
standing in the operating depart
ment. has moved 70 Mobile. Her
friends here wish her every happi-
ness In future life.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
KREoLE nAPTIsT cHuRCH

KREoLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School each Sunday at
rs A. n
Preaching 6erT1ce-2nd, srd and
stu Sundays. 100 A n. and 7:45
P. NJ.
B Y. p. U-Each Sunday al TOO
P. M
Prayer Meettng-Each Tuesday
evening a. 7.s0.
W. NJ U-Each Wednesday al the
church. 400 p. M
j. c. TAYLOR,
Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

ST Iehns Church, PascageulA-
Hoy Communion every Sunday at
7 % 3 N
Hos Communion at 1000 & m
or the Fifxt and Third Sundays.
Morning Prayer on the Second
arc Fourth Sundays 81 10 90 a. n.
Sunday School and service for the
BOYS and girls every Sunday at
s % a n
4 sermon "a always preached ct
the 1000 O'Clock service.
EDWARD G. RAxTED.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
An ADVERTISEMENT FoR WOOD
AT yANCLEAvE HIGH SCHOOL

Bias fer sixf4 (se3 rHnkz q wood vii
hs seeepte1 ~ IN Board Of Trasta7 Ct
fancieave CozsoidAted Seheoi On or b.
fcre Sept 6. 1s4e.
Sp~rifteAtia1 cf waods Thirty l1dl RANKS
q pEne waa1 en1 thirfg tzal razks q
SAX wooA The wood 10 q - feartsen
lisl inches IN length nna not ever thres
and one h41 tsL1 h damessz. The
price u hs 60 the hMs@ q slxsy 1897
rAaka. Bsas nszy Ax handaG - sny mem-
b@r Of tAs trassaes Azsrz s c FaErry.
c. l. DeM. and h J. Van Kern - -
the SupertEasaasaL s. s. Wall
BOARD or TRUSTEES
b. S. s WALL
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
ORANGE GROVE METHODIST
CHURCH

CHURCH
1000 A M-SUncay School. Leo
Hill. superintendent
HOO A M-Mornlng worship
service on second Sundays.
T:45 P. N-Evening worship sery-
Ice on second Sundays.
7s3e r. M-Mid-weeE prayer
meeting each Tuesday.
800 P. M-women'z Missionary
Society meeting IN Monday after
The second Sunday Of each month,
J. P. PAYNE. Pastor.
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PREsRYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school at SIS A. AZ.
Divine Worship a 100 A. NJ.
Choir Rehearsal and Singing
Wednesday. TOO P. Id.
The Auxiliary vii meet MONDAY
the 26ta. Al 400 p. AZ. with Mrs
" K Ken
So act that your Principle O.
Action would bear &c be mace 8
Law iOz the whole world X
Everyone cordially invited to wor-
ship with US.
HERvEY MCDOWELL
Minister.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

~ Picrres Church. GautieK.
sunday School every Sunday at
1000 g N.
Holy Communion a. s.45 q n on
the Second Sunday a The month.
Evening service 81 TOO O'Clock In
the winter and at : 80 O'Clock ia the
EDWARD q. RAXTTD.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Mrx y Y M4shsiu ard small suz
asrTy Lame Ct HAL Huzana1 La
are tire hoa1se guests 81 Mrs Mes1s-
wins nTothsr-tn-aaw and stster. M
zne Mrs Harold Bse1soe
o.
Miss Margaret Brn1 Departed
Mnncay for England hTenusas
ul7eft she p1a xak1f Miss Jennie Lee
CA1tren VINO IL MArgNreS'a rooEn-
zaais Al ~ S c W.
Nj and Mrs walter Mslsaez a
5Aekggn spenf the pass usaek end
nert vfsiunx ttsear parents. Mr. and
AIRS 7 VI Milnsr ard MIR y y
joachim
AT and Mr. Harry Rxhsgr ar
naunne fne arrival of = : pounc
daughter al ihe Bssoxa Hospital
"Wednesday. AaK2a a The baby
vii be named Allcf Arn for beth
q her grandmother
D.
The many Trends o. AIRS Lola
Davidson aal BE- FlA6 70 learn that
SIC Is reatins - nicely as can be
expected ~tollowGnR ar emergency
appendix operation last "Wednesday
%
Hiss MHr1un EanderSou returned
&C her husne - Kansas CITY. Mis-
Euuri las; FTaoAg after ar enjoyable
xaEf With Maa 9arse Trernmel ~
tase TrezzEzes huzBe IN Gut Hllx.
-
Miss Pearl Ffakh anc her neither.
Mrs Minnie Fvxsh. OF Oak Pax
II. aEc Mlnk airline White and MxS
william Sloan O. Chicago. arrived
sAki Monday 70 Visit 8 month On
tase roaKt MASk white viii visit
tssT aart. NFs. Thee BeoateI. a.
her home on Holeomb BoulesEx1
D.
~ ard Mrx George c jones
and fwo caugnters- Alice Anne and
Helen Weaver. left "wednesday for
Eau Antonio. Texas. where Dr
jones Ktil open an Ofiice The jones
Aaxe nTee here for two years ann
1sve taken a. active part II civic
and social Interests Mr1 Jones M
president az she Biloxi Fndera1on
ai Church Wouaen and Is prominent
II muSie circles
Afr and Mr. ~ W Heath ard
6augasterk Care ard There's o.
NeN Orleans have opened the ] r.
Heath hoEat Ter fWo weeks They
Lac ~ their gaesl& tl1t past weeE
END M and Mrx Murrlk Heath
ard children and Mr. and Mrk Feyc
wootsn at Mes Orleans
-
Misses Rita ard Catherine Beben-
t2sch Of New Orieans. are Visiting
Mr. and ARA. T. J Benton and
daughters. Margaret and EAeen.
Mr and Mrs A d Hunt ard son
Arthur, II returned hnEnr Frscay
sHofn Fur1 LAnderuAle. EoT11a,
where iney were Visiting Capt and
Mrx u c Applegan Mr& Apple-
gate win be remembered - Miss
Dorothy Hunt
8tand1eh Bradford. AZ employees
e Waterman Steamship LneE is
enjoying q TWO weeks vacation visit
Ing hts parents LIZ. anc Mr. J s.
Bradford
Mr and hrs Charles Thomas and
daughter. Marie. had As their guests
the past week MTS y MoreTe A1r
Roderar o Morege and Mira Lillian
Becker O. New Orleans and Ar
ane MrS Loe Fre1kor O. New YORK
City.
M and Mrs Sherman Wright
an1 Rn J c departed FracAy for
their home II Tyler, Texas after an
enjoyable Ftsit IL the hcrae o. theas
respective parents Mr. an1 Mrs J.
{. Wright and Mrx Pred Newcomb
D.
Bud AuKaslAci returned C IA.
h0zEe in Gooersch n =. following
8 pleasant visit 70 ms aunt Asrx
Harold Hutchinson
D.
N2Es 0uSSse Nelson c. H~attAeshurE
powerful s<nzle Ptnane< Commit.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

A joint meeting Of the Margaret
Laekey and Juanita Byrd Circles
VII Be held al the church Oh Tues
dax afternoon Mr. Ernest Suthoff
VIII lead the Royal Service pro-
gram.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

ing Al 80 O'Clock
On Labor Day afternoon and
evening. the members OF the Ladies
AID win have ar ice cream sale on
the lawn Of Mrs H Z. Cole On
Beach Boulevard
JOHN r. NAU.
Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
UNION CHURCH

Non-cencmInatleual. South Pas
aaKaaI4 street Homer MlIler. &n-
peg~4HtanaFn& MIS- Lena A Han
superintendent primary department.
: sna . = sunday aerviees
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

ia force fram and after is approval
Ndoption and p9biieatioB az provided b.
AZ
The shose and ~foreEoing ordinance hsx.
tag been introduced IN writing as resd.
c~oAsiaere1 and ad0pted paragraph b. pars-
graph. section b seefion. ana then A.
a Shoie - he foilowinr xete
Csnty Yem
DaJeHn Yea
Make Y~
APPROVED = s. CAVITY.
ATTEST
v P. DegEAE.
SEAL cierk
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
CITY 0f PAscACOULA
l. y ? DeteAu. Cierk q ne CITY a
fzsozReg2 ksSasip9L &c hexehx eertffs
nat TIE eeose and fofexu5nF : trss
and correct eapx q Ordinance No. -
Use ShEeh 0sdihsaee 49, aa9 adopted
- the Bears q Mayor and Eaanelimea a.
: regular zssszznE. hei6 On tie 2eth dey
august asfA a. &ppeara aa nute
Boss = pNK@ ia q teE. HneIastge a
Re m-nzt& = s&a UeetEa 4 as Easto9v
GtNkA UNDEE NY HAND 80 - -
sffles thh IL zstk day = Aasasa iss0-
taasLs y. P De9sNn.
EAexE CITY - Ezmwaa.
Mississippi
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

me time fHr the services Of tire
Crane Memorial Mission. Short Co
laubas Drive has been changed
from sunday afternoon a. 330 70
Sunday morning s. 80
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
or CHRIST.
SCIENTIST

Chris Jesus is the subject az
TIE Lesson-Sermon which vii be
read n al Churches q Christ.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
yANCLEAvE


Rev eMnaatl FsrTy rHraclsee t.
Nj Pheasant Mesaotls CsaFea
sussdA1
III fzgNooush visited n Srv Or
icnfss &zx BEtan Husn durug ux
Wee& enc
Rev p o Ma filled hs regaias
foarsh ssz1eAy appasntnteut 81 ank
vanxlaaTe Metho14a church
~ and Mrx Dryden Walker ARD
little aAaGhtFr. H4ta 5oe weas
guests Of nzt ! n Lpno1mna our
tnR sh2 weef END
-
Mr AH1 MIR 4 / Vaughan ana
family weEt VaNtsFA G. BOOK aue
dky las week
o.
NJ ard AIRS Leland r. Abe a
Koksno Miss PASSED nruush
vnueiease Tasesdas szrga.e "a faelf
home after q p~ieassnf sisit N5fh
Mr. AAwik p&fena ~ ard Mra
J A EdFr in Mos pnsui
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
gsarrznfse6 Church OF sexus Chrkus
OF Latter Day Saints

E~c0rEaHfxe1 ThuFrh OF 1exua Ghrksa
OF LATTER Day Saints
tEssaszwpa Mkm8
Church Shnag a. ss6S. ). L BAR
aau sgFNrFz&1F
sacssmruf Service al II W-Fna
SnnoAy in each month
EVen'fR wefzfip al TO
Program rendered b. young people
sair6 snneag night In each month
A1l1-weeH PRAYER service On WED
ne Gay night - TO
WaEa&rx nasetinv 81 1ao D m
ever other THURSDAY.
hdulw 0gEaHszau1n ct 6 &C p N
sunday. ElaeT D. " Sherman
teacher
1ton's EasFae young nno1les
nseetifei NJ eco . N ezEncay-
Ara Lola Mu9sesn. laa1e. and
uachrTe HiIdred Thomas. president
Egeryunr cordially invited 20 ts1eM
services
- nan4-1Fc -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

THE LESSON TO-DAY begins
with . song q praise to the Al
mighty for His goodness &c TIE
psalmlst
Bless Jehovah Q nv soul
And al that IL within me bless
Ills holy name
Bless Jehovah @ my soul
And forget not al HIS benefits
Suppose we forget All the terri
he things that arx gosng O. IN
the nori6 for the moment. end
concentrate On the thiaEs We have
&c Be thankful for-for which We
car shless Jehovah
! sometimes think there are
ssTg. very feW people who are Is
happy ~ they might h. because
&C few think seriously o. their
blessings HoN many q yoa Sep
ard consider yoaf homes ycuf "a
ther. mother, sisters and brothers
and other relatives who make life
happy for you lust having 8
hone wfth paren. who love yoa
who prcsade yeu wlth . cornf0T4s-
abe rlaee 70 stay. with food sa1
clothes ard pzaythlngH. xh0aid
make ere feel happy fnEoe q;
course things &c uTonE occasion
air u such ho-osz Just rs tres
@ u the word which II such 3
beautiful place There are storms
ard s-as&Eterx Eat hoE few thes
are compared with tire happy
times Il we really seriously take
tine - think q these things -
wells - within ~ and nstaraHz
Ne kay with the pazlmtn Bless
TIE Lord On ny sol Gno forge;
no 81 HIS hene14
Eow beautiful n NS word ~
I've Il ard especially cur oSE
cezz country. With ia fertile
feds iu orchards zne vfneyaf4s
SIS kIA ard vzneyz mcsrtzEas
and STREAMS IT'S xanshine-VeF
It's stormsi Whz1 comforts -
have shat diversity q product.
-aztarai and manufactured
osaHf Year Blessings
EExs time 90 arz unhappy f.
azy reason, cczznt ~ al hsEi
Blessings ard yoas oeprezslon III
roz away Tie Fazzt before -
szn
he nsxx lines e the psaiu 80
who forRiveEn 81 thlzs tnlqa
ties.
VIE heals1z 81 to diseases
VIC Eedesnszh Try life fra
oeEtrucuz
We cr0Eusth xhee with ies1ai
nndneza an6 tez6er merelez
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30


~ -"
Astea NJ Aha MfA hsuFf h5at
Mr. 1Anq1et Pres q NeN OvleNas
arrived "wednesday to VISIT heT
mother Mu A ? hatelie AZ the
f@a1 hnzne or tht beach
10
Msm Ida CgNg n Nau Crgezna
Is ahs hcsw raes q her brother
an-lAN arc SISTER AZ ana Mr.
Tony canAle
30
nr ana Mr. q psr e. s;nw mr.
- - r,..ese - - - a.
g. r1uaya $3.50 nasT. A.
rse - - fg-,sar - - vnTs,ss
H~s1s. r,ake are sz~ uw-ss. a.
chsraen arrtvee aasaar to So :
feu uss.eks ID anstT egsgs A. prsr.e-
A. $40 Af-s = u,-sss,
uartea YssessaV for rDaflaS Texa.
for A. lndefauiis stax
NH~. u.n~ 0rafaaM-Ms arr 4Fts.
0ssrgt 1lves se-esrsrav4se - ! 9
- ~ 49, - 4e~ss -
oTsrans prs~a, = s.4e,,s 49,
- -. -
p-rrlesrf-ssr se.s - -
Nsv : = 49, ava te.r
sor 49, ps~ssm - 1890 -
a. H. ees,s~ ~,-es.s - -. -.
~-c,.g-.taw 49, sa.,s,.t- Ia -
NJ 49, A-S~,s~r
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS
By
BgRYL ofRCT
Phone 1881

Mrs. p y Meshssn ard gzna1l sua
1es- lAtne. nt HAL HGEanal. La
are TIRE ho1ss guests 81 Mrx Meth
wins nYothsr-Gn-aaw and sister. Mr..
zsac Mz HEYa51 EseceoN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Mr. Jhouue; Prses o. Sew OvleNat
arrived "Wednesday to VISIT hn
mother Mrk A P Ratssle aa the
Pass nozne or tht beach
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

iE FiN4tiFze her brother -au-lsS a1e
sister. NJ and Mrx Henri psdt
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

MIS- Ida cuue a Neu Orleans
b tbs hozW Fueg % her brother
in-AN arc Sisier. Al AND Mr.
Tony canAie
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Hiss MHra1n E~aszderson returned
&c her h0snt u Kansas CITY. Mis-
Eouri hast PyacaF after ar eusuyatle
xaEs with MaSs 9arse Trernnel ~
fsR TrexTTzaes nozne IN Gut HIS.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Miss Margaret Brna Departed
Mnncsy fer EnglRrs6 ARKANSAS
wfeft sire p1a xazst Miss Jennie Lee
CA1tren VINO Il Margnrese rooEn-
nsa3E al h s G W.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Miss Pearl Frakh and her mother.
Mrs Minnie Fr4xsh. OF Oak PARK
Il. aEsc Maak airline White and MrE.
William Sloan O. Chicago. arrived
last Monday 20 FsSti . m0nih CT
kale coakt Mis- white vii visit
hsT aurl Mira Thee Becatel a.
her home CO Holeosub Boulevard
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

NJ aHsa Mr1 T. ! pk q New or
lezr& we're guests lAti Week END IN
the Edward Z Yuans hazhs Mrs
Pr uaz the former Miss Zoe You12E
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

The many friends o. Mrs IoaA
Davidson vi BE- elA6 70 learn that
Sc Is reat4ns - nicely - can be
expected following ar emergency
appendix operation last "Wednesday
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

NJ and Mrs Sherman Wright
ann scn J c departed FRIDAY fo'
their home II Tyler. Texas after al
enjoyable Etzit IL t1ae hcEae o. thea,
respective parents Mr. zn1 Mrs }
{. Wright ard Mrx Pred NewcoEnh
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Olga Brown. an employee Of long
standing in the operating depart
ment. has moved 10 Mobile. Her
friends here wish her every happi-
ness IN future life.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Bad AuEaslAci returned &C IA.
hosns an Goodrich n =. folIox1ng
s pleasant visit 60 ms aunt AIRS
Harclc Hutchinson
D.
AflSs ouSsse Nelson c. HattaesnurE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

d ard Asrz George c jones
and two daughters, Alice Anne and
Helen Weaver. left "wednesday for
s4u Antonio. Texas. where Or
jones sill cpen al Ofiice The jones
have nfec here for two years and
asve taken a. active part n civic
and social Interests Mrs Jones "a
president q this Bilnx Federation
q Church Wouaen and Is prominent
e mu1ic csreae2
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

ar and Mr. Harry Rxhagr ar
uaunne fne arrival CT . J pound
daughter at lhf Bs3ox1 Hospital
wednesday. AaE9H n The baby
w5a BE- named Allc4 Arr for both
q her grandmother.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

M and Mrs Walter AfslEaeg ut
1acksun snsnf the p&ss whek end
nert vf&it2Ex tae2r parents. Mr and
AIRS 7 w. Milnsr ard MR. Is p
joachim
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Leslie Cooke ara asn- jimmie q
Chicago arrived Sunday 10 stas 3
fex weeks a. Their home IN Pusute-
aux =CheueK
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

A1r and Mr1 Charles Thomas and
daughter. Marie. had Is Their guests
the past week MT1 y MoreTe, Ar
Roderar Q Morege and Mira Lillian
Becker q. New Orleans and Ar
ano MrG Loe Fre4k0r O. New Yorx
City.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

III aRc Airs ; c Wright de-
parted 7saekaay fer Dallas Teas.
for a. tadeiiniie STAY
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Afr and Mrx ~ W Heath ard
daughters Claire and T11eresa O.
NeN Orleans have opened the J p.
Eeath houat Ter tNo weeks They
LAC ~ their g1esl& t1e past weef
end MI and Mrx M0rrik Hnati
ard children and Mr. and MrE Foyt
wootan at Nev Orleans
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

8tandtsh Bradford ar employees
e Waterman Steamship Lines. Il
enjoying q two weeks vacation visit
ang hts parents LII anc Mr. J s
Bradford
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-07-24
A Wall Street Liberal

The corporation press the shrewd direction of
Russell Davenport former editor of Fortune starting daily
continuous build up liberal of Wendell Wikie,
publican president When corporation
press we mean 90 percent of the American daes
With all few exceptions the daily of the country is
dominated by the interests of "bg business.
The of "IN FACT" fighting for free press
story about speech made by Wiie before the Ma
tonal Press Club Washington Inasmuch all speeches
made before this organization are o the record the ed
of IN FACT quote Wke directly. However, he
relates the gist of WILKES speech as duty to American
democracy"
speech Wilkie openly for industrial die
tatorshp in all of America and urged the removal Of all gov
interference, checks control He advocated
the wipng of all New Deal social reforms which might
interfere with the business dictatorship The general tenor OF
the speech according to IN FACT Stop the government
from interfering with business suspend civil liberties and dis
regard entirely the rights of labor
He urged call aid to the Allies short of war; In this
he tempered his actual attitude which undoubt
eddy displayed at dinner given IN his honor by THOMAS
Lamont representing j. p Morgan and Company days
before the Press Club speech In the aggregation Of presum
ably travellers" his he only advocated all
aid the Allies but also the sending of expedonary
fight with them foreign soil Present at the din
ne indiscreet enough
tell Washington newspaper about WILKES speech
The daily press in reporting the Republican National Con-
venton barely mentioned the presence in PHILADELPHIA
the House of Morgan. There be no
question that this tycoon the behind the scenes stage
manager of the show While there sorry enough group
candidates from the standpoint of the interests of the
public from which the delegates had to choose the die
for the final choice of bg business when
IL ballots cast for Wikie by former Senator Reed
spokesman for the Mellon interests
Stress will be laid by the asute writers for Wke the
reported statements were
friends of Eugene Debs etc. Part of his buld up which
already appeared the feature store in Sun
day magazine sections of the big dae tell of his radical
attitude while college Little will be said about his big
connections about his continuous battle against pub
ownership utilities the T. " A. his connection
through his of utility holding companies with the
great banking interesting of the country.
public opinion will not be swayed by trying to
paint this utterly ruthless reactonary the coos of liberal
And places actual liberals running for public office this
ticket in thoroughly embarrassing position Their sin
cery liberals concerned with the public welfare, will be
open question any them the election of the
head of their ticket.