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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
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aa r4a l.nstz ard woaeiuw fines
ard A~agxsnEaraesss foe xlaA1tnzz
ssas mMcfEnes are natl3wse ~
state ssAsaae. baf she reimbursement
a stae slsg Gzs2nce r&Y fA1ii-
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rne pn-hall and uaATes ma
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fro pexwssAS fax amusement oziy
aas are essentially E4mbssnx devAsss
They o. ne xoao Nnc when soiesatse
arr = Grain ufon A@w1ttmate retail
Businesses q te cts Hlckeh snst
80 into aas Aw2 q Ess uEAehInea
aanx Feaeh sh& t1ih e retail szarez
and eaas 90 fooc an6 eAotnaz
and o<hex essentials needed often
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Jzeksau dpea nos nezd Ifsese pin
o4E machines and NE eigT cozual
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n sfso<ss 70 ehean tsaeEr oaE and
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Merchants aa1 parents kao1la
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
STANDING n ouK Own LIGHT

P4aeasnz4 : q Cry a. Axagui-
fnezz D-asance4 Thzrx are streets
here Hat raa for seseESl mlls
through zlnoas yiEEin fOrsss4 Nrr
usheF Streets IA; TIE snFuzzeh acre.
n eas-user psns Az14 ard osheE
Streets are aEsss hnec wsh b.&1-
ttfm z1ra15ev ant krEly oak Ana
ether trees = o9h<z zazsa there
az &eTsa &ze acres & u-zasee4gAed
AEGz u the asy tfAs are beAatif@.
and eeAEzbz egli1Eax aa ~ sne
bzA4lsz Az zzEsaae exrept q
hzck here ard thers Enroaxnoas
N3 eaty-
AEz - z@e1 Eozzea az more
heGse2 why i mere 80 mazh va
CAM property Ene NnY CO se no
have ae4ses e1olsa % ezse fox
1aoss zAo 2sz1 Ess here1 WIS
eEE 81 she vacant p-p&ryY Does
= pa any 1zEl1s11 hy virtue q
1EinE aagseaae11
III census Izt competed falls
far saaxt @ ne aetzL pop4AEioa
e tae ary especially II 80 take
ln-o aacozEt ne n<n Wu1 wu-E
here hz@ haze 60 lie n ne4Eas
GaGEzzlea o. zceozas & aa Laak
= AsAas szezaa@ u PAsazssgA
Ws aaN41 haEe a. sass tHo low-
Arc Haass pogaAEa1E than sae cen
SIS aze uz zselL II.
VIZ sz&n1 = ow eRu Axas Il
shA Ez9g W1sy &c aa lie ozuezz
e vacant property eEszt heaas foz
sazss 40 Ns~k here and aAse %
eat Meep ar speae tnezx mone4
egaazsf Lax e n1n1 aag1z
nA zezsz ten fFa1 building e.
As ezzu za1 ozaes ending asen-
1a - EszeT 70 advance M11eg
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saaas 40 oHn properly Eeulahle
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KREOLE NEWS

Mss MAIpA nAARAEA


AIRS Cnarie@ W&nnAmaoher OF
Wichita Fails Texas 5 visiting IN
tne home q NJ and Mn c Z.
pusey ard other relatives
o.
Mr.. and Mr.. Bruce Byrd have
returned from 3 visit II LumbeTbon
ana Columbia Kiss
d.
Miss FRANKIE Brooae o. Spring
al4 La Is visiting IT, ire home o.
III. ard Mrs. John Haarala and
other RELATIVES
Misses Dorothy and Mlldren sim
~ ban NtuHsts. Ala. are vtx-
king III aae home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
: " Eganz
Mr.. an1 Mrs Charles Christian
and son Charlie Jr- nave returned
home after 3 lea Gays Visit IN xari-
cas- points IN Alabama
%
john Hazrala xAz q business Fid-
toT 10 Mobile. "Wednesday.
-
Miss Cecil Roberts q St. Elmo.
Ala Is visiting ii the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Carl Ekiund
s.
Mrs ) W. Evans has returned
home after a Ies days Ylzlt II Bay
Aaneite. Alabama
o.
Misses ChrS4ne Paggard and Ins
Lee Saattles have Rosse 10 RaxlSey
SPRINGS Tor 8 ieE veeks vacation
o.
Mr. ard Mr. Fred Hi ane sylvia
k4e and Katie Lee Williams wer.
ussaness visitor 70 Mobile. sasur.
Cay.
Mr. ? n Seamlsz o. Mo6Ie Ia,
been visiting n the homes Of AR
ard Mr. Guy Bel and Mr ane Mrs
Exfel Seumltz
Mrs Durham Lynd and c11lEaren
kosA Ma Sister ard sonny. O
b&y HarboF. F0FaGa. are slsatias II
TIE home u Mr.. and Mrs Bill Rubli
Sir A@ AAEtE14 affA relatives
3
We : al glad % know that Ms
Blanche Simmons Is dong NIGEL,
after q toas4Bectomy Il NE MobHs
InfirmaFg. Tuesday.
D.
Mr. : v Got and baby Joseuf
Aerle q WAGE visited n The Lon.
q Mr. ana Mrz Mack cumbesf
THURSDAY.
I'd Lgu1 q Eay Hzr5or. P0rlda
3 Visiting 10 re homes OF NF AM
Mrn Tommy BenelleIa and NJ ana
Mrs Lee Blabg.
o.
I'D many lEsenos q I4tue Ierrl
McCoo are SAD 10 hear that h
= quickly recovering from Z tausal.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
= NOSE roR NEWS

When sse Reporter appxu@ef~
sas average easEsen In nAs Queax Tor
neE2 Ne "a alznest invariably told
aaat sd cisaea doesn't kno~ .
t1nK and however. cid that
aat sssm1 Il IA aeozis ~ rsar me
sFaEh = shs natslssa II Earasx are
70 sfisesasw a pruaspt settlement u
sArss a1ftereuesa
Esvs1Dsay knawa ~nezaethlux aua
nn~ss pw~npa~ kFNsw M % aasas-
Things rat ere susa telling arse
woaA make bFeexs ana neusy
ssorea has ss.ey Dotsie It up IN
ae walls u siseir d0ase An3 forget
sksas Il = there
Sols@anra ne Reporter Il able
e prs 3 kssk Sore fer wssa until
ne Rea Ese sticky. uaen i w8ala
D. t1e eaaieat ard alrnsaess thing
u lnx Nori6 % rs & uaf IN = rush
pun ths eaxk Brother and 81 ous
tae esHEentz o. YoaE intellectual
bottle and Re VII pass l. On 20
Tie others wao are Thirsty fof nexx
Yoa kaow a-pAentf. Il POS 0nly
kHow that yon knux T.
Yea aell ~ and ~ as b she
e q wnefhsf o. no< & : nez1
and Whistler s. Is sorth pE8lazh-
rs Editors are raas<d iug ke~ptnR
sassrs ~ the p~ruseTnlal sptsnx On
matters not ier pablse eyex
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
HISTORY KErkars ITSELF

Th4t htzEng Fsp@sss itsxlf 4 =
G4et tsnz ESTABLISHED and ~ .fne
aae Nanas t3eAa In tsT heaxss Of
pr0pax sasas - swesasy- tive yv&u
aeD uhen she United STATES was
sAr~1 wfz& tar pxueaszza u SELECT
a& y enslrce whEh wuulc ke9p ~
eae4r 3 enasissE II EsRugz ard q
ahs sanas stass epaza~xes or placs
a. . world p0wsF
Nc mN knoax what course ~
N1H ta&e Ia the maxnEl9 ta enxne
81 we besleze the characteristics
* ne American p<ng&e have
changed lisSle n th~ ensy-s ivc
feaTs amor sAs ioilaslnw editorial
appeared Ia ahx Advertiser. then
sdssec ~ &r. v q. Stewart
II any cuzszxsry eusertmtnz > no
ssuz that 0zM country h % Be
frightened from tne pursuit az =
aosrve which + d<s<szs 60 b. Ftgfzs
and 49, sisen ul4s coansvy = Mke-
b 10 Tsesasx : aadaxa and xsaaeng
nlt.
Th3 he@& in ue White Huszx
eousa4za Too aaany brains fsx the
un1;zo states tc rzhzzaia forever q
nssn3 AsesaEse and pessersd and
aalaec - &nY nMsa1n o. earth I1ae
kEuexsesn peapae ere aolialY be-
mind the Prxstazrs II his zsAne sar
rational hdsur ard flsna upau I<
h1gn seAA
We arr ngk ho<tnx for Er1acse
Ws C rot intend d seek e. ard
Re O. ar 49, 10 hozogaha ayoad
Il. baz Z n i forced apo0 ~ then
he Asgressx wtM ElnG ina ths
lazE q Al Army and propez equib
wens ~ as aesez ~ AnaeTtc4n
peop2e for oae moment
Nc eoaszcM has e1es been loo
great T. TIE aaa fGr M American
geS3 L s~qefsazne and Z 4 1rzncs
fnE I'll be ~ exeep1ton C sAs
u4e
TIE Amrxazzu pe1pe have the
I'll e 30 and shey w1n O. The
foe ghu attacks vi Sc or faces
and aoE or hacA
fEc@iws Note The editorial re-
ursnsee ners IS iroEa zfse laae @
1zEe e. 1919 Aoas Point Aaser-
l-scr8
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
BUSINESS CONDITIONS N
MISSISSIPPI

Asc@aiag ta shs MA@M1pu BM
.aaza Rksrs 3 rzuust1y nsiastln
SISTED d staEe cAhas esaaem H.
as state iN tie mauth Of Nay
lgS - eosAsNFss Hitn atas SOS
aoMre . ds<iaed Improvement
H4nk eealss te ~nsaaEaaaas &coaans6
: FeEy aeT~uazhas lasisx d uas v0.
asns as HaagssB ard cFr1if b. @N
sssoa - incTvz~ OF tss grf cent
naasAi reeelpA wsre - So pr cent
Tar enaeesAsA ~ ksaoWn ~ the
state Tax cgannllxsaa sfsowse .
aeaissay Increase
Ths uassec staaen Department q
AEFtealsurs Tegu~ss Indicate that
.arm ia1osne n Mississippi Ter the
moulh q MAreh iSte - compared
wsth MzFsh lR1s snxlwee - IN
creAa q a. per crit The farm
lf9anse Sec lke nAsl1n usrr ms same
period showed : decrease Of II
- csaE
Ths eAsrfe2 Il MLas2ssipp4 ss0N-
ax TIE nszAesz rates q business
Increase az Lzgxe. district gEEz-
aarE aatsaek daitgOrz Distract. MeE4-
Gar atzsEacs jackson dlxsFbet Mo-
as ass1sA AID MemgSlA district
sa sne order nameC
Tne Eegogt lus PAN@suEga zsaa@x
n4sk ds&@ ~ - per eSnt postal
sveespa 50 So per asssh msasasy
ORDERS ssssaed ~ ais gx CENT
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
~ INA THOMSON

The wiacse nat1sn y u4ts time -
& - agaAnlnsola 1rtve for couuscl-
uaxzz % help a. txn ElzropeAm
CHae Wo8eerNc stay AfysAaag - ha-
naAue a. me Reu Cross ms tns
Arrny forcr * mercy 01k emblem
q n0rw wll bx termed 81 drive
p9 tYa1s all contributions . ms
greatest q al uord-wt7e organtEa
taouA are Always free asE offerings
- also IS the time given - hun
cre4x Of thousands n their efforts
10 follow the example 81 that one
wta A4n In G much ~ ye have
a0He Il unto one q the least of u1cxe
ny errtherrn. ye have oaxle 4 unto
Me
Fw uug. wonder Il the first
Red Crusk organization waxnN In
eiltuiee 5thoszxh II wasn't called b.
that name OF that mountain see
sszne z0a years ago when Jesus
4lh the help Of his disciples FED
Ire 500
our American Red cruSS Is al
institution Of practical sympathy
organized So years ago Il Is always
QuAk 70 respond I human suffer
Lng and N or own country alone
has been the first OF the scene in
400 disasters such as tornAdoex
floods, dFO1thz. fires nc.
The Red cross has been the I'm
failing symbol Of mercy for hun
dreds o. thousands Of homeless.
Sek and hungry and IN its far
reaching International cooperation.
i meets The great challenge Of hn-
mai pain and disaster.
Last September when the war
again f1Rxed In Europe. the Amert-
ear Red Cross EAS the first 70 Of
Ter assistance as air bombing caused
millions Of refugees 70 leave their
homes An acute need arose for
shelter, medicines. clothing and
food and thus the American Red
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28

leegomy At the Jackson County
Hospatal, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John HaaraA and
daughter Mazda and Miss Frankie
Broome yer visitors TO Mobile,
Sunday
Misses Ruby and Lydia LaBlRnc
Of New Orleans, are visitors in the
home Of HI and Mrs s e Mar
timex.
Mr.. and MFRS Russell Buck
Fletcher returned Saturday after
WASTING several points IN Florida
.
Miss Hiida Cumbest Of Wade. VS.
tied IN the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs
Il e Cambest last week.
o
Rev .. c Mason OF Isney. Ala.
visited in the home OF MFR. and Mrs.
II A Mason and family. He was
accompanied back home by his
mother. Mrs H. II. Mason. who had
been visiting during the past two
Heeks in the home Of her son.
%
Miss Mary Agnes Gautier returned
Sunday to Baltimore, MARYLAND
where she Is IN training 81 the Johns
Hopkins Hospital
o.
Mrs J w. Faggard. AIRS. Lucille
White and Johnnie FAggard attend
&c church services In wade, Sunday
o
Ar. and Mrs. p. H. Lander. Mrs
Maory Coleman. and Estel Schmitz
we're business visitors 70 Mobile.
Thursday.
The many friends Of Van Wind
ham extend 20 him their greatest
sympathy upon the loss Of ms sister
ArS Glen Slsden. Mr.. and Mrs
NIndham and son. Jimmie Dale
teft Monday for Lumbertown. Miss
10 attend the funeral
.
Ira Hell, Of Bastrop La was n
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
Standard Furniture
C0mpany's New Store
4 Modern Plant
stegx naam Sc n e Ee~4 Fnn OF
Ma6ern And Attractive
Hsas< F~uruAzhinxx

PAs1&NoGlAa l&rgeaz exclusive fur
naiare stare ue Standard Furniture
&C. - kTNa aHeuas sutaxed ~
eeiNlnz hundreds q Paacaeoalara
Aac Others AAss seek - taen new
headquarters u TIE l11ean bald
M CaEnueselF nadarn 9Th an
gle l1U 6aex Tor display ard repre-
seulnE oEr c. sk~ slne3E businesses
q ~ E1G r. Jackka1 county this
establishment has GlzoNa Esezx szeEA
- a-ufAlcEnsut duFzag uas pass
feAr s aN o@eu ln uueFats0a here
TIT hafidaus has nen Fezna9elae
4n1 re4eeoFasea tnxuaEhnalt and s
considerable Adltlau "a IL l0ar
sgaes haa beer MADE Il cusnazra1n
= Me neoU 4Hs Standard Erml-
TIRE CO uAs Lad heretofore
The sNtersaT Mfad Iaasde q the
aal1az h2a BEER re=fGnlzhea e G
znass ~ ns9 aawe zhs in=
Eefiux A4s oesn H.o1esHsY c-z1araand
a1h e BIZ aazan O. lae sails ane
8 ceiling ~ sea ENzeA O. Ez
1Nea aaar 3 display sp4ee - - b
3 ieet - Gssu II Ene Fezr O
a8 s Ii usalee iz Haself q ardIz
= a@ sIezUze anz tha Nare-
1q4N NneFe azzaT ne --latest designs
= furniture Aze Eenz
Tne aasIuaHH Is - exclusive
dealer = Ea1aH EaE lzni.1re
HnAH Is 1ssNae1 ana n4zz g.
gac4zzz Tor - Eazeaguaza aud
ZlIf EaarH climate Feta = aaEa
e MH ue bz1Eet . an1 Rrx1n
azd IS aAGEe4 alth nszzuTlA azrs1es
rsnr4a m zaen E - uzseHAsez
- EA -. ~ 1arH umas
Esr40@ Of 80 E1ofH
Ee3aa e. HllH UlIzHz Tb1xM
~ ZEaYlaz aaruzzzaH taeHz - =
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28

which b Al attractive hane-nke
ssA1Nas. TnA - 50 D. g. frsl
The stare iessssFes aogue-f4rnlsh-
niEs exclusively
Tbs 2ngat q re store q Arszaz~a
- TIA TAO aFss display wzaagrx
Ar available ard oelaE a1 Tor
oeEnoaa<xat1oua a. hone faz1.fsuue
arrangement
Ihs removal sale xhleh haa a~en
= wugFesz Enee las xeek has been
; Dl&e s9eCes ard s Ill eazaslusse
fE Ne next e Gays q maee me
psloiAe Is lsvtsee 10 xAlt the s.ore
and Inspsct ne furniture OF as
alag
MI Grant uaanAzef q tns ssore
i proae q TIE aceaareuseHz and
great Easgeazs - business us store
aaS eu4osec aane lie exlAhaanseuf
= geaF 40 He = assisted IL os~m-
tan q ~ Eaze bF kEA Mrs
HFAu - charge 81 aaeaunuH# ana
AelsIH Lear oaasi6e salasmAH md
ea4lects3
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28

efE4A ME &as AEIN @AAA A4an
Gags SISTER. Mrs Louis Mextley
IA v Il Morgan and Jack Mes-
See returned Wfth them - New
DREAMS t0r the week efd
Mr. James 4 Leasel q Chicago
arrived laE seek 70 spend the
mg1ih 81 Juiy 81 her home. IAo01e
Gate n Poanse-Agx-Cfenes
Mr and Mrs. carneRis Thomas
ard children q Daytona Beach
Flurda are Visiting Ms Thomas
parents Mr. and Mrs z L TaF1y
ard other members Of the family.
3
~ Harry Schmidt q Convent
LuUHianA. drove over Wecaesday
tar hs wife and three sons Wn0
ave ben visiting d Schm.dax
qaren1x Ar Aua Mrx r Z schmidt
E1~ paat ~ weeks
g.
Mr. and Mrs. E1E&rd Broa and
Gf1llnTsn 81 NeW ORLEANS. have
opened their home here for tfbe sum-
meF uiolshs
o.
Mr. ard Mrs J c wrtghs &C.
parted Wedpekdav far rlssess
Spring. Arkansas where MI wright
VII undergo seeicAl treatment
D.
Aklss MARY Lane Liz AZ A.,
psensort Texas arri,es sar,,rsay -
sazss ner sun. and ussle - anS
Mr Z n Gar mna -
~caFFaeTez
%
Mrs. Marco Fxuero and two small
zuetx of New Orsranz ar - aasf.e
. vis1t N1th Mr. PEueros mother.
8Hh lolA Davidson
%
Psank BnehIef. ha mosher Ms
CHRIS nuenler ard HoosE nAax5d-
ssn asup- 20 TaIlAh4ss- Floxada 10
81 AfA Prank Buenier. VINO has
been Visiting Hex parents Ar and
MrA II c. Watson Tie past two
HeEK&
.
MIS- May HANDY returned sun
uAy trczn jackson Mis- SneFe she
Ia 1<a Tie guest u Mr.. and
Mrs. r d Bryant.
-
III Charles AeEieY returned 70
NeN Orleans T1ez1ay - enter Tourn
& Al HitsTIle. after 3
z14AtMsnk fEsif heTe alth hlx mother
~ ca@S Aosley
%
MY ann Nh OTIS NeN had As
tiki guest TIE usst ueTk enc
flank Romano d NFE Orleans
D
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
AMERICAN RED CROSS
RECTPR0CATES AID GIVEN
By OTHER FOREIGN LANDS
Nalioas Of World Have United In Carrying out Erranas II
Mercy During Times Of
Disaster

Cox = mcs3ilx swiftiy g nsert
"a International o1aG1tsugf&
II d recegsi af1kh reaxs Boa
tx na4 afen N1e SIS Z tar.
haired nhHeyr5 cksiA wAksue
asas ne nirret3 nf ce1n4 eroz4ls
uealc foginx her ard asa wha4
eo.zntv Is yOurxf When szae uu4a2a
Nruu1iy AusweF AulexscA tAleF
Wo8la always say. An. AaaesarA 4
e9 she tells 81 ar lxaztar..e
AMEN . issiF older she tosk faxa a.
y village u ktArs4ng CezAnem ana
sfpe aTst words aaey x0gsd may uax
Amer1ca sent this trey and noe
prus& she Was - say Yea
AUcfiea has sent help 20 nsanE
eoslnuses 81 q time q nxea ana
her g~snefualig has been a ehzy 70
ctr flag Woznotlag a friendship glsAs
wu1lr nos have been
Il - interesting 70 n0te that there
are Ia America today more than
- 0N volunteer a0rkerk wAc have
given 3o000e hours az their time
100 garments. 9z6i eel EafztrAi
dressings. besides s4a5sf7 for
ether forms os rellef. @aane have
&a1d they never help u. we had
better keep or MONEY II hzme
Dc yea know That during the Ala.
Sslyu Vallef food. the Frsurh Rea
Cross sent ST. 1sS9 There we're also
contributions o souae xss6s from
japan. and from dark Aires caEne
help curing the terrible drouEh Ia
1854 I could quote figures from
every foreign country, luxallirn mis-
lions Of collars.
To-day the American Red crosa
sth It's T0oo0 members and hum
dress Of thousands Of volunteer
soEkerz has q greater responsibility
in providing rs much assistance a.
possible 10 relieve Europex suffer
tug. And il Is fortunate Ia q world
Of bombs and hlackouu thar surh
3 moving force Of sympathy exlytn
. give u courage and faith for
the future Of mankind
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS
BY
BERyL OIRoT
ptklzse Dakf

A~rrornlne 70 preliminary flgufes
received b. Mayor Bennett frosn &
n SsgIeT. director a ne CeEzslA
Ocean Springs all0ss an lneTea&s
az approximately ~ per cent IN
population II 1880 the cenztss for
oxs4n SSxing s&x ieG whereas a
Ito i Is recorded - 1881
%
D.. ana Mr. Alvin Smith and
family a New Orleans have taxen
sAs Gas CostAee ON sae beach Iar
she summer mos1st1&
James Ryan Of lndtanapolis IND
Is Visiting tbs mother and 9stex. Mrs.
J RYAN and Miss Ahne Ryan
o.
Mr. and Mfrs Oscar jordan and
Mrs MAZE JaxaAn zere host On
Wednesday 10 the Biloxi ana Ocean
Springs Chapters Of tne Eastern
Star, ~ shear lovely home on the
beach Bingo was enjoyed IL the
Afternoon fogAowe1 - ; pacnl< sup
par
D.
DE and Mr. J T. NIX. ACCOM-
pazieo D. MIS- MAry oKeefe left
sazt wexk on = meter TRIO through
South Carolina
Mr. and MFx A p IauehAn q
Panama City Florida cnruuts "a
California visited Ar and - n
L OHuz ard family last wesk enc.
-
Mr. A z L~e deuartec Fr.dsx
q xsztt heT daughter. Mrx + Y.
W0rtiAfKton anc family. n HUM
eosdt f0NA also neF sun Nark
Las and family Of SAoax Cts. Eows
%
Mrs = + Goodwin and tee eall-
aren g NeR YORK Cf1y arrived
SUNDAY to spend two aseks satuz
ArS 0oodwlHs mother. Mr. Fraak
Seymour
Mr. and Mr. George schAzensrr~r
std daughter. Durozhy. CT Na~sh
N&bea psun- ofug@ Dawn for 5 en-
Weeks Nas e Mr. sehAseazak@rs
nEotasF-m-Aaw and SISTER. A. and
hrs oeuzgs EIsseeS.
%
ar 40 Ms Ronald CraN q sew
Orleans drove oser Wednes1av u
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a NAB soTE

AanY Hgnez ard distressed Is The
aAv are aSking EA God deserted
ne Muxid Tbs iaa1 tae 1sght
slant We naEsef b. akklna Why
4a Ire wuFA desert Geo. Aud
assn % -sosnezains about l.
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BACK FAITH wrrH CASH

II rsceak adareN President
Eooerz ~ HATS o IL American
Bankers AAsoe-aLon SAID HAT i
ever saeFe ~ = t1ae nhaeu Aaaerle4
asecee e n~ O. Ezas1 IL i aSW-
aaee GE xzaenAl liberties ssrs
&az 1zs9 Noa1 never - rezaEned
The n441ua 20 - Is tNo-so6
Prepare zgaEazs pazsanZ laazaiou
Keep oat Of saxe&a ar.
lie SAD me banxerB q Amsr
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We ese Anehoraed . ananasaes
WALKER

a. 4 candidate for Councilman x
- CT O. PAseaxuzl4. gzAheet 70
ne 1esA8o & aze vassrx = the
L~eEn1cTAslG Primary Ea~s11u 10 De
hetG CT Ialy = 1870.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28

zfsOF1 Il rem Letz szzFt shs move
Hzenf zax m1sn houzez = PAaczzozA
aao1ezz2 priced hasas 81 I'll
aaaEnez nat aze as4hz ard e~azsort-
a1& sd haze thee eauzEazeLcez
maj z b. Eesaang ID ~ Amer
z&n szan1&Fa q AslnE
Wa say So oza<1 g vacant
properly are 81 = costume q
Eznx = CIR aSH Azsz ARD aaslpel
sluae no sesk employment = O.
laczzHz - ass ezeEneEs snea
- aass acre 40 ssza o. aesrsbls
szl1zzz Sz esasezleat - saaae Ia
aWsaz ne Hoz Do
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We are Ausaa1wtzed - anxaogz1ee
II.

- 8 eMEGS1@fE Tor Councilman q
ne CT Of P4zesgualA ssahlzez %
zne aesse0 q TIE soserz n thu
D~SruaerAsN P~saArT Encs1G1 ~ be
he'd % 1utE = 1886
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
We ARE auzwzed % anranssnEe
HAROLD C. Shorty

81 q candidate far C~n4KnCGluaAn u&
th< CNa af F4seN@nsaAA Ezn - 70
TIE 2ezaan 6 she xcssr1 II she
xAuzma1e PTtznAzT n1cftun 70 bx
lid - 4afF ~ zEfN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28

Y. r. DeJEAN

rs o eAac4daEs for Councilman ef
Ire Czzy &c PazcagcazA m1fzEz %
kne aekl1a m sa1e Vetegx In shs
D~eTrprEaE4c Primary EexG1on % be-
n<1 e. 1z1y =. 1870.
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We ~ AIfitHwkzR1 g anFM1uncE
LEE G..

- q candidate Tor Councilman q
lw Ctg o. PzagzgoaA s1hlec< 70
tne acEtnn q she TutsFs IN the
DsnsueFaz1c FTszz4ry Kxncfian go b.
iN& b. 11T a. f2ta
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
WAITFR n CTTIFY

Is q eaH1a9ase for Many q TIRE
c4w * P&scAEea1la E1hiert 70 uR
nrEtan o< sne voterx q the Demo
exAuc Primary Eaecaoz 20 BE head
O. JusT = lSAa
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We are aushntzed 70 annosxres
i. n. WATTS

- q eaEds1zEe Tor MAyur q Iin
cry q PaNaEnzzlA. sahtsrt - tire
a<t1pn q the vuzern n the Dssmo-
ez1se Primary Eeettan 70 BE hesa
ca JaIx - 1870
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28

seek end visitor In the home al
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Hun.
o
Mrs Emmett Hull. Miss 10 Ann
Willis. and Ira Huh were vtxtors
70 Mobile. Monday. III. HUI re-
manned for q longer visit,
M=S Carol Winters Of johnson
City. N, Y. has returned 70 her
home after a few weeks visit IN
the home Of her parents, Mr.. ana
MrS Charles WinAn&.
Miss Christine Fagxard enter
tanned with an ICE cream party a.
her home IN Monday. June II. from
80 until 1870 IN the evening.
There were about 20 guests attend
ing this delightful party. Out door
games provided an interesting d.
version OF entertainment during the
evening.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28

Ira Hell, Of BAstrop La was &
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28

week end visitor In the home al
Mr.. and AIRS Emmett Hun.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28

Mr. AZ Ms RonAla crax q se1
Orleans drove oser Wednea1av n
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28

Misses Ruby and Lydia LaBlanc
Of New oFie&ns. are visitors in the
home Of HI and Mrs s. Z Mar
timex.
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leelony At the Jackson County
Hosgatal. Tuesday.