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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

alone there ware 81 tauAs snewslne
Ia Al para 81 NE ecuuirr ar
msry others in rrapslcmfy every
secxaon q Tie world.
Rotary International he STATED
Saoweo hcW nan can serve MS fe3-
low man hest.
ar. Hopklns tod a. nne ws,rk al
me chAsdrvn e TIE country ia maj
trg 4 Q better place 20 ilse All
example of the soundna1s az thelf
corzidence In DemocrAry, ne stated
wax slsgvn m the types a pro-
grams whsch he WRs prixtiaeea Is
attend. presented hy children II
various cities ~ Rotary Clubs
m Community service ne stated
the Rotary h dnfng moch In ms
section particularly where Il il
xponsoFinx Boy Soouta Cirl scouts
and aid % oT5ppaes. much Is heEnx
accomplished. Ne said that ssatls-
tics revealed that of an criminals
In our iAflz to-day. less than oEe
fourth cf one percent eG them had
ever been scouts Or received scat
training. This Is offered as proof
that Scouting win make better citi-
sens OF the boys and girls He
stated unat he was greatly Impressed
with the rehabilitation Of crtunses
who were cured Of their lAmenoss
because the RotariAns provided
proper surgical and medical treat
ment. In this section alone 81
crippies we're aided.
The next meeting Of the Pascn-
guula Club win be a Christmas
meeting. Il uas announced By
President Arthur Smith Of the Pas
casoula Club who presided over TIE
session. He also stated that there
would be no meeting Of the club
on December "a.
Jimmy Conner. student Of the
PascaEouia High School, was IN
troduced rs the Student Rosariaxi
OF the month.
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BASKETBALL
SEASON OPENS TODAY
WITH TRIPLEHEADEK
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

PROTECTOR

The above "a q pie
snre that ApgNAred In
tlAe November l. a ~.
Railroad Employees
Magazine and Il loan
ed Us thruuKh the
courtesy u Thos r
Owen. editor Of that
magazine The legend
under the picture Il as
fellows.
Sergeant of poliee
Charlie Ferrer and De
pot Ticket and Bag
gage Agent G. j. Hays.
Mobile. Ala. on their
way to the bank with
the days receipts Ob
servers over . number
Of years say that
Charles protection Is
better than an Arinor
ed truck.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS
nwRyL 0fRoT
Pssune sal

Mrs psst v~anaeraeag a. Muske-
son. Aleh. il uhH hasse sasst -
MFs IDS wilnon.
Mr.. ana Mrs HfenFy 1eMnsne 81
Corpus Christi TxxmA arr visiting
Mr. Ana MIRA n H HnlmsR
Mra fEaeh o 1nnes a. charies-
ten. W va ana Miss Lnilie ntsw-
art az New oslrans NsFe tie urek
end guests a their sister. MFe Dry.
den Van CieeFe and family
o
The Henry Olrnsa had a. tlAsar
guests On sunday. ar. and Mira
nefhert Movers. Miss zeiEa ulruE
Rene usFos ard snseph ouaaaspk
Of Mes Orleans.
ADS q. u nfuwn and aauRiafeF
Of viekabafg wefs rtpens ssasass nf
Mrs. Browns bfutlaeF @tn-law and
sister. Nr. and Mira r. DeItssF.
d.
Nj ard Mfn n. Rked waugh ere
stopping off for . fsw days visit 10
their aunt and uncle ~ asia Mrs.
Grant Humphrey The Wanaiaa mfn
rnrouae from 81 pntershaaR. ria 90
Los Angeles. California. whefe Mr.
! Waugh has BEEN transferred
-
Mr. ano Mrs. Charles v Parker
Of HARRISBURG, m. have arrived TOT
\ fuTEniRht's stay 81 the euasI
-o
4 b Hunt has returned from a
visit Il MllledgeYtile. Ga. wnere he
visited rs daughter. III Barney
Appiesals.
Miss Yvonne Besledirt ard Nick
NuftHF IL NeW OFlnmnA were Tire
week end Raesla 81 The william Ap
E9nna1es ~ their haaEse IN uaif
tails
John Robert vale q New Dreams
was = recent visitor Of the l. A
Laindys.
Mrs Prank Joachlm left Monday
for jackson. Miaas where she Niil
Be tie guest Of her s~ou=En-laN and
daughter Mr. ana MFn Walter
Miner.
Mr and Mrs. Harry lee. hlss
nsfyi 0irot and R0y RirseFn 0ruye
% New OFicans last Sunday. M
and Mrs Lee remained over Non.
daF On business.
The friends Of NJ. and Hrs
Arthur Mark Of New Orleana viii
Dc delighted 70 learn d ne arrival
of : fine baby boy. boFn 81 FFidaS.
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LOCAL TOPICS



Lionel and Anaon noliey. Of
Biloxi visited n PAaAxoulA Mon
aAy.
Mrs. ponala peak and Two child
ren. Betty and John Calvin. nrFix.
cd this week. % spend the Christ-
mas holidays with MIR. Peaks par
entA Mr. and MIRA John Henley. 81
their humse On North PascaEoaia
street.
Mo Lorenu Knight and dAuxh-
tor. Louise. spent Friday IN Mohalet
Visiting friends and relatives.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. Heidelbere
N. accompanied BY Miss Josie
johnson, and Louis Frederic. kpent
Saturday In NeN OfleAim
-
Miss rita johnson spent last
weekend visiting In New Orleans nj
the home Of Af. and Mira OeofEs
Davis While there she attended
q party celebrating the birthday an
nivcrsary Of four friends
%
Mrs Jack Taylor and Miss Helen
Walker attended the air show Al
the New Orleans airport Sunday.
sardtn George OF Biloxi. inspectoE
for the Mikassippi seAfood Com.
mission. was In Pasragoula Thurs
day and conferred with Lee @
neckhasn. inspector for this area.
D.
Mesdamss n. r. Olsen and J. c
johnson left Thursday for jackson
vile. Florida. 70 JOIN their hus-
bands. who are with the Coast
Guard boat Nike. which Il on uhs
drydock They win be away FOR
several days.
Missss Frances LaafheFbury. zoFs
white. and Heienc Mahnffey spent
the Weektxad u NsW Orleans.
%
Mrs. Walter Robertson and twe
children returned Thursday from
State Line. where they have visited
relatives for several weeks.
%
Mr.. and MA. 4. J. Murray. 81.
returned Friday after visiting relas
tives in MeCumh. Miss. SprlnghlH.
Louisiana. and New Orleans for the
past two months.
%
I Dr. and Mrs. A. T. NadeAu and
little daughter left Tuesday 10 visit
friends and relatives IN Wisconsin
for the Christmas holidays, and viii
return after The first Of the year.
D
MFR. and Mrs. Prank williams via
tied MI. Williams brother-in-iaw
and sister. Rev. and Mrs. G. II.
Gum. IN Biloxi. Sunday.
Richard Mahaffey. Of Los An
geles, Calf. Is visiting In the home
Of bis parents. MF. and Mira r. d
Mahaffey.
Mrs. Charles Smith entertained
At her home on wednesday after
noon with . desseFt-bFtdge. Before
playing the guests wera served pc
and coffee. and during the games
were served cold drinks. Prizes
were won b Mrs d. Handy. ftrnl
prize. MTs. I. q. Hegwood, second.
and MFs. Ernest Moore, the cut
prize. The following composed TIE
three tables. Mesdames Arnold
Walker. John Q Grant. Jr.. Walfel
D0bertson. Warren MeClxksy. John
Lord. Eorel1ce @ gpafkman. Bay.
iOus Stokes. J c. johnson, n. p. O..
sen. . Handy. I. q. Hegwood. En-
est Moore. and the hostess.
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Vegetable Laxative
With Proved Festure

The punctuai, gentle relief from
constipation which Il generally en-
ioyed when BLAcK-DRAUGHT Is
used By directions i due 70 = COM
hination Of vegetable ingrsdisnt&
Chief Of these Is IN intestinal
tonie-laxative" which helps tone
lazy bowel muscles. Next time, re-
member spicy, aromatic, time
tested BLAcK-DRAUGHTi 4 is
economical, too: $40 doses. &c.
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IRE rniy NeREp trecp az nw
Senntk IN tax pne NaEr ARA which
Is eonrftred a. 8he esssfe aFeM Il
Snath MtAstsxpM vas lnssaIted Lass
Thursday utehs at ~ MAgnna1A
Figh sChocl IN Moss posnG The
charter and committee CARTS wvFp
presented b. usffle4 &easa4 Cen.
missioner FcnTy " 0Aatssr a rMs-
cAEpnlA otTsu9 an Impressive can.
die-ltkht ccremony. Tns eesass Are
= BE- kncwn As rsueQ sa
There xAs a lsrxe gathering pFns.
ent for thR installation GO tnis
troap The 3rpat eFnhtem aned In
Ire segTAce Uaa asNwn ~ enc q the
Isroop members
The trcoa Is ~soeNefea ~ Ire p.
7 A a the Schsai with q " War
ren. Sgfvanauus Harris and O J
TsfHm As committee maEnExx4 who
receiwed the charter.
Rev. McCulhnn Of she Methodist
Church WAS The principal speaker
81 the eTenine Other talks waere
made by S~coa1tnaa8fer john Me-
Arthur az Troop 40 of Buy Scouts
and Commissioners Gautter.
There was a large Attenaance At
Tie meeting which was opened with
the entire audience singing Ameri.
ca" and the soandlne 81 tApa By the
troop buglar closed the cerumonies
l. p Scott Is e~coutnAsler Of ire
troop and sam Netties h assistant
R-nassfpsastar
Troop 9es
TIE Boy scout Troop 30 of Mnxs
Point IA making preparations for
the joint Boy Scout Court Of Honor
which win be held on Tuesday Jan
uafy ~ The last Court al
Honor vas held on November - in
The Pascagoula gymnasium. where
= large number of awards weYe ure.
sentcd the scouts Of The two troops
Tbs Moss Point Troop 20 also re-
celved q banner for 100 percent
Boys Life subscription.
IN the next court Of honor there
will be some added competition. The
troops arc 70 e which ean bring
the most representatives fScoufs, Of
ficialk and Vi itorsD 70 the meeting
Each representative Is 70 count as
one, and the awards are also 10 be
counted the same IS the represnn-
fatiyes. Tne public Is invited 70 az
tend The Moss Point Scouts have
adopted the slogan. Vote for Your
Home Town
II - RHODES.
Scribe.
Troop els
Boy Scout Troop 2is Of Pasca-
eetla. held It's regular wuekiy meet
Ing on ednesday In the Scout Hut
on Ker street al TO p n. Dur
ing the business discussion We made
plans for 4 Christmas tree which
win be held at the next meeting
At the end Of these discussions va
elected the following Officers. pa
troll leaders. Patrick Wilson. Charles
Bellman. Joseph J. reetz and Cor
don Justice. They in turn selected
their assistant patrol leaders who
are Joseph Purdy. Sam Graham. J
9. Jone8 and Emory L. WArrlrk
James L0rfs was appointed junior
assistant scoutmaster and Arthur
spratley was appointed Senior pa
troll Leader and Scribe
The next meeting viii be held on
Friday. December 20. after which
there VIII be no more meetings UNI
I'll the Wednesday following New
Years
ARTHUR 8PRATLEY.
Scribe.
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Mrs Prank Joachim left Monday
for jackson. MIna. where she Niil
be Tie guest Of her sou=in-lzN and
daughter Mr. and Mr. Walter
MilneT.
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Mr and Mrs. Harry Lee. Mlss
nsfyi 0irot and Roy RIFieFn drove
% New Oricans last Sunday. M
and Mrs Lee remained over Meme
daF on BUSINESS.
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John Robert vale q Nsw Creams
80 a recent visitor Of TIE l. A
Ltndys
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NufteF IL Mes OFlnmnA we're Ire
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2 LARGE ROOMS. KIT AND PRIVATE
bath: gas elec.. heat INCLUDED; Unfurnish-
ed, S35; furnished, $40. 4213 Perry ST.,
Brentwood. Nd
Evening star., 1940-03-22

1909 VAN BUREN ST, NW.-HANDsoME
semi-detached brick house OF Q rooms, 2
baths; new equipment: $4,000.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
171a K St. NV MA. 1885.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 3I2 ENER-
son st NV, $4,000. Beautiful home re-
ception hall, living room, dining room,
sunroom, 3 bedrooms 2 baths, pine
paneled recreation room, oil heat, electric
stove, electric refrigeration. Inspection
by appointment only.
1904 Z. CAFRITz QI 9OsO.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
SHEPHERD PARK.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
invest. bIog Realtor
MEATH AN OTDnAK
Williamsburg,
S13,500.
Chevy Chase

Pre-showing Of authentic Williamsburg
design. Massive brick chimneys Flemish
bond oversize brick: open frepisces rar-
dom-width peg floors: living room. i3 6x23
with French doors: dining room. IL sXl4
Elth wainscottine; buffers pantry, FIRST
floor bedroom and bath: two master he'd
rooms, each with huge double closets ard
paneled sitting room on End floor; paneed
oil heat. Purchaser may select own wall.
papers THOS FISHER IL CO. INC.
DI $50 OR EVENINGS, CALL Mr..
CHAAIPERC
Evening star., 1940-03-22

In PetUorth
Convenient to Schools. Churches.
Transportation Facilities.
1887 Delafield Pi. NV.
SIC. OO-Apt. No. Living room, 2
bedrooms, dinette, kitchen
and bath: elec. refrigeration.
51O9 Second St. NV.
S52 .5O-Apt No. 4-Rec. hall, living
room bedroom, dinette. kitch-
en- and bath. elec. refrigeration, screened
rear porch
Evening star., 1940-03-22

Near Roosevelt High
1912 GEORGIA Ave. NV.
$42.5O-Apt. 3-Living room. bed
room, kitchen and bath.
Electric refrigeration.
42O5 Arkansas Ave. NV.
.50-Apt No. 3-Living room,
bedroom, dinette. kitchen
and bath: elec. stove and refrigerator;
screened rear porch.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON, va nicely furn. bedrms.
e blk. 10c bus. minutes town; S15 mo.
Business women or men. Oxford 1233-M.
ROOM. furnished, overlooking garden: IS
min. Washington l blk Arlington fair
fax and Arnold buses Call CHI. 372.
LARGE double room, 3 exposures; 6 win
dowS. private bath: restricted residential
section: bus at corner; 20 minutes down.
town WASHINGTON; lady only; ref. eXchPd.
Temple 2o57
HYATTSVILLE-Attrac double rm., kit.
priv or board: will care for child; l block
bus. Reas. Greenwood 1S54-R.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
3217 CONN. AVE.
and 3 Rms. Rec Hall Dinette, K. B
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

SUPERIOR FACILITIES for storage, NOV
ing or shipping furniture or merchandise.
Metropolitan Warehouse Co, Hobart 06S2.
SAFE FURNITURE STORAGE costs no
more Why take chance? Enjoy complet e
protection. Low rates Open storage Pri-
vate rooms Call Merchants Ma. 5000
Evening star., 1940-03-22
LOW-COST IITXURY

This brick home. located between FASH
lonabe 18th st and Rock Creek Park.
CHALLENGES any comparison. 1t has a pleas
dining rooms. breakfast nook screened
rear porch. sun deck. recreation room. 3
loVely bedrooms 3 baths and finished attic
Priced less than Sl2, 900, l5OO cash re-
oulred Phone Mr.. B!sckwelder. RA. 2153.
j WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-03-22
Near Walter Reed

Near Walter Reed
1436 Georgia Ave. NV.
S47.5O-Apt No. 304-Lving room,
bedroom. dinette kitchen
and bath. Electrolux refrigeration.
1880 Georgia Ave. NV.
$57. 7.SO-Ept. No. Living room.
2 bedrooms dinette kitchen
and bath. screened rear porch, Electro
lux refrigeration.
1904 K CAFRITZ Dist. 9080
Evening star., 1940-03-22
APARTMENTS WANTED.

RETIRED GOVERNMENT WORKER AND
wife desire . or more rooms with kitchen
and bath in convenient location with rent
not over $40, Not above second floor if
there is no elevator. Box e63-J. Star.
QUIET EMPLOYED COUPLE WILL PAY
S35 in walking distance, $50 farther out,
for or , room. k. and b. apartment. un-
furnished Need not be new-must be
bright clean. Call ETTER, WI 1543 be-
tween s and 10 evenings.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

New Stone-and-brck detached home.
center-hall style. with large living room
fireplace, bright dining room. cheerful
modern kitchen, screened porch, spacious
bedrooms. . ? baths, attic deep lot, air.
Conditioned. oil-fred heat, insulated Only
Sl2,25O on good terms to responsible pur-
chaser Call Dnnnnf SSO5
Evening star., 1940-03-22
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

OR BEDROOM HOUSE. UrFURN
Excel. care Of property. MI 54l2. 6-S g. m.
WANTED HOUSE TO RENT BY RELIABLE
family. 3 adults. Groom house, oil heat
ami; in North Arl. $50: refs. CHI. 0614
Evening star., 1940-03-22
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ON CONN. AVE, 3sOO-LIVING ROOM
foyer bedroom, dinette, kit; mo- terms;
Evening star., 1940-03-22

Excellent Location
$500 Conn. Ave. NV.
S55. .OO-Apt. No. 103-Living room.
bedroom. dnette, kitchen
and bath, glassed-in porch: cleo. re-
frigeration. Available April is.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
OUTSTANDING VALUES
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
Near Soldiers Home

Unusually Large Rooms
22O Allison ST. NV
$5O.O0-Apt. No. 109--Living room,
bedroom, dlnette kitchen
and bath: elec. refrigeration.
Right Downtown, Walk to Work
1419 N St. NV, Near Thomas Circle.
SAT .5O-Apt. No. Living room,
bedroom, kitchen and bath;
electric refrigeration free