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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT
An Editorial

h Sure You Are Right and Then Go Ahead Wa the motto
q ; historical eharaeter. and 1t bunes to our mind this thought.
Have those VINO arr advocating a chanes tn our city form Of govern
rght IN wanting our cts 70 revert . me Old. cumbersome. aidermanic
form Of government Can the propo0ens Of ne change give any
valid reason why we should experiment when TIE welfare Of our city
Is Al stake
This : no time for experimenting We had the aldeumanie
form o. government for years and years In fact that "a the only
form We had until 1915. when condiuous Scams 3 uubearabk IN
certain respects that the people. in mas meeting assembled. demand
Cd = change. which was msde. and i S safe % cay that no one who
had O. has the welfare o the cts 81 heart regrets the change In
1871 an effort was made 70 revert . the od form Of government
and uaAi effort failed b = coed mai0ray Of the electors q TIE city
Conditions since that time have nj 50 greatly changed Is q make
= change desirable. and unless thoe vho favor q change nov can
TIE material sna social weHare q m city. If IS foolish 70 tA~ about
8 change
We have q prosperous Ard prgr~Sse ety-a cy that l.
growing % fast that improvements MAJ b. noted oVeTnieht-so vhy
experiment. Can ans money be sased by changing the form af gOs-
rfnment9 Can taxes b ruuced y such g changer VII making
The change attract industries and population . Pasagoaa7 The
Feeosd sseaks for Itself pascagoaa has mace rapid strides ~ 3
municipality n the paat few year, under tbe commission form q
government me greater number q lie Industries We have here nov
haze come here under nat form
what Sc u ayinx % sag End % emphasize. Is mat there Is
70 reason f9 changing or form q government = me present time
Ne believe that ts peace happseSa and material welfare Of the
cy Of paeagoua ean better be eoaseved under uhe present CON-
mission form Of government than andeF the aleerHane form. and
xe sincerely hope tina ne ehctorate ~ 50 70 TIE polls On June 10Th
and vote 10 10 enanss.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
PRESS ASSN WILL
VISIT OUR COUNTY
SATURDAY, JUNE 8


Pascasoula wfii share in the &C
uvitieS q the delegates 70 rhe Mis-
stsslppi Press Association conven-
tion IN Biloxi next month The
Newspaper men about s0e Of whom
are expected 70 BE- In attendance AZ
the Biloxi meeting. w1Il be IN sea-
ssun from June Q 20 june o ana on
the final day they are expected 70
attend the launching oE the first
steel shlp I'VE Constructed In Mis-
a&Sippi A the IngAik Shipyaru
plant
Hermes Gautier OF PaAcaRoula
member Of the Jackson County
Board Of Supervisors. vfil BE- one OF
the hosts 70 the convention. he vii
serve with Mayor Louis Braun, Dr.
r w Burnett. president. and A v.
Ragusin. secretary OF the Biloxi
Chamber Of Commerce. and P. n
Rumneis Of the Hotel Burma Vista
The membe.s Of the local news
papers viii also be on hand 10 well
come the Press Association.
Mr. Gautier Is planning a motor
oade for the members OF the pres %
visit the Southern Kraft paper mill
At Moss Point. the ingalls, shipyard
and other industries here
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
COAST YOUNG MEN
ORDAINED To THE
CATH. PRIESTHOOD
Fifsl Aaas VEN - gelshfefss ssxt
ssaasy. a. AiHhsasas ghwfeh.
Orean spTinsN

I've Yauns nisn q me MEssissIppi
Coas1 wefv ordained into fhe Catno-
lN priesthood SATURDAY. iu pa1lutpous
ceremonies centuries ola Hn
FatilsF Kenneth Harris "a ordained
be- 81 johns Calaoiie Church H. ID.
ioxi. b. at RES q . UernN nlahop
0f ne nsocsze af Matches. af7e Hev
Father william Heuaaon waa ufdaiu 4.
ed II 81 Louis Cathedral b Arch
bishop Rummells Both Of utrV
Young eisrgymen cumpletsd tless
theniaVieai atucle4 At Nutrs Dame
Seminary Ia Hew 0rieana last seek
A large number % PnacaeouIaus
were AMONG those from al parts Of
ths Coast WHO attended the ofdi-
nation q Rrv Father Harrls In n
i0xi He has = vide circle 81 friends
herr
Both Father Harris arc Father
Hewzan gill sniebs=1e Their first
solemn masses next SUNDAY. afas
18 Father Harris mass viii be IN
St johns Church Ia Biloxi and
Father Hewsnn'k Fuaas will - IN 81
Alph0nstlz Church In Ocean Springs
Sunday evening a public reception
viii b given az : 30 O'Clock III the
Community House IA Biloxi. honor
ing Rev Father Hayria The affair
viii b. given by ttle J~heapians ORA
matte club OF Biloxi which ne organ
lzed about ~ YsaTs ago A large
number Of pascagouiAns are plan.
ming to attend this event
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
LEGION POST HAS
MELTING At THE
OLD SPANISH FORT.
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a IHaaafra saa aaEfaH
IfNH Hf ms9tHff 81 ENTER fHfr n
fausfaet Nlfh ~ fnFafs kfnfik
hseeIaN0n q asss nHIea aua
RESTING exhibitions 81 uH neH
stadium g. ~ erected nsaF tht Co..
eaiie plant
\ & ffsfs orr # me fHfrassH af
fn4Aiis aaf fssfHaHfef b. CHHmans
de- Il 4 Caa1e f. ssfFf uts paNf 81
setting edlulang unfl TIE REGULAR
eIseslnH ~ offsHH and n Hare
Naa aisa recommended tn ne ME-
sfesluH NtNiffif Commission fHf ap-
n1igfmsnf 81 local INSPECTOR f9f the
commission a lacal lHsleFiW
Hare ait represent re state ~
supervising thsN exhibitions which
are conducted under ne sponsorship
Qf the Legion
Plans vsfe aiseussrd faf further
improvements e. b. made o. the
grounds surrounding the Old Port 20.
that the pubic could make greater
and moFe frequent uze Of the bsau-
ufui spot for visiting plcniekiuE and
other outdoor pleasures a commit
tee reported that equipment for sew
era barbecue plaA had beeu assem-
blea and was ready for installing
These pits will b. available for pic
me- parties Hnd occasional campers
TIE Pua{ expressed ia thanks 70
Vice president W X Quest for va
'tots aet& Of assistance 20 the Legion
Discussion was given 70 holding n
public program t. formally ogen the
Port and the lake site 70 the pubic
and Major l. = Coz was chosen
chairman OF a new COMMITTEES TO be
xnnwn "a Legion Affairs. with an-
20 Organize groups for the
Durpaae of holding public functions
1f programs f0f The Legion
Commander caple announced that
n the next meeting officers for the
year would be- chosen He
also explained that members should
70 plan 70 attend the state
sanxention 70 BE- hsld IN Jackson In
July
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
Book Review Enjoyed
AtP. H. S. Auditorium
Wednesday Afternoon

The first time In many years, Pas
cagoulans entertained on We'd
nesday afternoon by 3 book review.
which was given by Mrs. W Dabney
of Pass Christian and sponsored By
the jackson County Library. With
skillful Interpretation and many
humorous Illustrations Mrs. Dabney
discussed Mr.. Partridsex delightful
book. The Country Lawyer" before
q group Of seventy interested lis
tenerS In the High School audito-
rum So much enthusiasm vas
shown from this form Of literary
entertainment II hoped that In the
future this win be q regular form Of
library activity.
Mrs. Walter Gulley. president Of
the Library Board Of Sponsors. gave
q short address describing the extra
ordinary progress made IN cireula-
ton and membership Of the Ii
brary In the past few months and
urged increased interest by every
n IN this worthy lroject
After the review the WPA demon
onstration the old Central School
building was visited and much In
terest vas shown Il the work ex-
hibited BY the various groups Of
workers
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
TWO MOSS POINT
RESIDENTS HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Dr. Eley and haatti Lnsna injured
A. Cars Collide On WEIGH 81
and Highway -

Two MOSS Pusns residents we're So
yerely injured IN an automobile ac-
rldent at the WEIGH street intersec-
ton Of Highway % in Moss Point
Tuesday night DIR r 4 E1ev. dr1v-
er Of one Of the ears received In
itries 70 hk head and chest and
MRtti Inoma. IS. driver Of the other
ear received chest injuries and q CT
hand Both WEIR taken % the jack
son County Hospital where they re-
eslsed treatment
Dr.. Eley suffered q severe cut
along the bridge Of his when
his head struck the windshield OF
MS car He WAS detained ~ the hos
pltal for % derivation and returned
10 his home Wednesday. where he Is
reeuperating Mr.. LAioma was taken
to the hospital b. Ernest Suthoff
and after being treated Wa taken
IA MS home
The Laoma car was completely
demolished by the impact DR..
Eeys car also Was considerably
damaged
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
P~ascag0ula Baptist
Women Attend Rally
At Richton, May 18th
Wonzan's Missionary Union af Sew
eulh District af zlapliaa Chnxeh
5 seeIesles a-1aneaseasea Z

Nineteen Iadies from jackson
County tuurneye1 to Hicfsou. Mis-
siAsippi Friday. AIaY ~ to attend .
rally Of uhe Baptist Missionary
Union o. the TN District Of the
Baptist Church.
Mrs J N Matthews Of ouIlport
president. presided over the assem-
BIZ
Mis- Juliet Mather from Blrmhng-
ham. Alabama SouthWide Young
Peoples Secretary. was The out
standing SPEAKER
AFs J W Bfgmfleld chairman OF
jackson County. brought al inter
esfing message o. Personal service
and soul-wfuuin&
IN the afternoon Mrs II y
Lougest, DiatTie Young Peoples
leader. entertained with 3 pantO-
mime Oh the Missionary Education
Of Youth
Mis- EdNinA Robinson Of Jackson
Stale Young neoples kaaeF. de-
lighted the audience with q stirring
message on Inc responsibility o.
training our youth In the right
channels Of life
The jackson County Association
MaS the only county 1907 ia report
Mr. ] W Rrumneld was elected
a delegate 10 represent District 2
II ne State y # T. convention
wh.cn conyencs IN April 1871 at Nc
Cont Mississippi
Mrs r c Elas. of Mos Point,
waS elected e1trici chairman on
Stewardship
F1xe Missionary Societies acre
represented ir0sn jackson County.
The jackson County offie r are
A follows Mrs J w Brumfleld.
County Chairman Mnx HerAhel
Richard. Young peopies ka1er
Mr. s b McuNs4u Personal Ssrs-
lce Leader Mrs J \ Rape uf Moss
Point Stewardship Chairman
Mrs Earnest Williams q Ocean
Springs Mission Study Leader Mrs
A P Megehee. period cal chairman,
Nirs Il c Eley secretary and treas
afer
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
Master of
Miss. Odd Fellows
Visit Here May Is
e. G. Herring OF Laurel Head OF
state Grand Ledge. Te Pa Of
fetal Walt Te LEGAL Ledge

Odd Fellows Of pascagoula aud
Mazs PUNT are uaansslne Ger \ BID
time mex Tuesday night May IS
when they wisi hApT an official viait
from c G. Herring. Grand Master
Of the Jurisdiction OF Mi0stsappl
As II win be- the first visit Of The
present Grand Master 70 paSca-
E0uia Lodge Nc Is. and the Wrist
visit Of any grand officer IN some
time. It Is hoped all Odd Feilowz Of
this section wfll ~ present
Odd Fellows from Grand Bay. Bi.
loxi and 0uifpoFt arr invited to the
meeting ard Il b expected that .
number % them will be present
There will be- no degree work at
tempted that night and the regu-
lar meeting wiH ~ closed with =
social nesting. a. which refresh
mentS vii BE- served and q pleasant
grt-together meeting held.
me Grand Master wiz have q
measage TO deliver 10 local Odd
Feiiex1. xtth references 10 the meet
Ing Of the Grand Lodge 10 BE- held
Ia lulfpors next month.
This notice Is 70 urge all Odd Pel-
lows belonging 10 PaScagoula Lodge
No = 70 be on hand next Tuesday
night.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
RED CROSS DRIVE
FOR WAR RELIEF
MAKING REABWAf
Moss Point and Ocean Springs HAVE
Passed Their Quotas. No Re.
port Prom Pa&caEuula-

K w Burnham, Moss Point. roll
call committee chairman Of the
Jackson County Chapter OF the
American Red Cross drive. reported
today that the Moss Point division
has passed It's quota Of $500 and q
large percentage OF the workers have
not submitted their final reports.
indicating that the sampaign there
10 raise funds TO aid the European
var sufferers viii be very successful
The Ocean Springs chapter also
has passed its quota. Mr.. Burnham
reported. Up until yesterday the
Ocean Springs workers had succeed
ed In raising SIS more than that
which was asked OF them.
Although the quota for the entire
county had been set st $500. the
county chapter. az a membership
meeting held last week. voted to
raise $1,000. If it is possible The
campaign here is part Of one which
IS being conducted throughout the
nation. With the increasing toll be-
Ing taken IN the Elrope&n War. and
the added hardships. It = necessary
hat huge quantities Of medical sup
plies, clothing and other necessary
articles be sent at once 20 the bel
hgerant countries in Europe
Especially urgent Is immediate re-
lief for the refugees and other SUI
lercrs IN Poland. CzeehoSioyakia.
Finland. Norway. Netherlands Bel
GUM and France. With the increase
II territory involved in the great
conflict it L expected that more
funds would b. needed than were
first called for.
L NJ Mcclure, Ocean Springs
has called . meeting Ct Red Gross
members and workers for tonight IN
the City Hal n Moss Point Various
reports Of the progress Of the drive
vii b. made ST that time.
The Red Cross also plans to iss0s
wooien yarn for knitting sweaters e
oe distributed TO these sufferers
Those wishing TO donate their serv.
Ices for tbs purpose should get II
touch with the officials II charge
Ar1 c. l. Carr Of Ocean Sprtngl
: production chairman Of The loca
chapter,
The Chalrmen for The various d.
visions Of the county are jesse "
Thompson. Districts ! ard 2. Claus.
Bennett mayor Of Ocean Springs
districts I and S and James s Vel.
cIeh. district )
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
PMS. BAND PLAYS
At wVANCLfAVE IN
HIGH SCHOOL BLDG.


l4e RI sffsF sFenIna ne pasea
falla HleH = e1i RsHd fr1ynevet
81 e tpeif a. WaHeiesas aff KaTs me
II tnrH a~siishffnl hsna eanrsfts in
ane Nanel@Hs r~ansfilaates Rrhaa.
sssdIaia TIE Yaaass foiks wers
a~Ilaf~fgrea - NJ raHam dlFeetH
~ mo hann end Mr. TaYinf ard
Henry W 0aYtitr. mestdent ~ ~
nsne Auxiliary ard Mfs oauilef
snd seVefsi atlsf members u Ne
Aaxlliarf
4 arhnai haa and several aufos
ssne useg - saalgeF she eFewd ard
8 uusf nieasaHi eyenina ens g<nf
- 81 AfFfvinN ct unelf destination
anoat five eelock NJ first ming On
tns program wAs = mfads of ne
bard. followed b q number ~ aut1a
which traversed the principal street
tsam the school house 70 Just sodsh
- Does store and thsu back. esY-
~ the Saturday Afternoon eroNa
on the store steps and p0rchea Of
hostsea ln he nelghbofhaod lnclud-
ina Frank Har6e store opposite ths
school house ar eve ard ear full
After the younger member Of ne
eroNd had visited several stores AMI
shops around the t0Wn. = fine pic1ac
lunch was served on .he grassy lawn
outside the school grounds Dainty
a. vel 81 satisfying sandwiches
cakes and fruit appeared from b1xrs
and bags III the cars Of the ladies Is
II by magic. cases Of soft drinks we're
found. and all were spread on an i'm
provised table cloth on the grass.
and what those young appetites did
70 that spread was a plenty. T1hrn
after the lunch the boys and girls
deployed over the grounds and en-
ioyed an hour Of sightseeing
The concert was in the auditorium
Al eight O'Clock. Mr.. Taylor and his
proteges trying TO surpaxs them
selves as they played twelve num-
nera, concluding with the star
Spanglec Banner. for which the
audience stood. and then dispersed
The concert was rendered under
the sponsorship Of the vancieave
Athletic Association. but IL Ia regret
table to the band and the Band
Auxiliary that there vas q very
small attendance from vancleave.
about half the audience being Pas
eagoula folks.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
Baccalaureate
Service At Moss
Point II. s. Sunday
uoqueni Sermon BY Rev. &. l.
Walton On Answer To LIES
Challenge

Tne annual Baeealaurehee Service
Of he Moss Point High Sehaol was
held Sunday morning At tie ErSt
Methodist Church Ia Mos Paint
Rev. r L Walton delivering the
sermon.
Rev 7 Barton West pastef q the
Frst Presbyterian Church offered
the invocation. after which The
Scripture lesson "a read b Rev.
) ? Brock pastor q the Erzt Bap-
tlaf Church
Using "Ihe Answer To LIES
ChaIlengc IS s subject Rev AR.
Walton delivered an inspiring ad-
ores pointing tut 70 tie Eradu-
ales the fact ulat they could only
wiu IL life b following TIE true
principles o. Christianity
Special music Tor the occasion Wal
furnished b TIE Moss Point High
eeuool Choir. under the direction Of
E. c KALI ard accompanied b.
AR r { Ealn The beneaictiou
a. pronounced b Rev. Monte A
DAVIS Sr. pastor q the EaaE Mos.
Rolus Baptist Church
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
FIRST SHIP BEING MADE
READY FOR LAUNCHING
On SATURDAY. JUNE STH
fgimias tosi u rslni Gives Hvn If aEssheuuef Fifst shs9
II IaraHf Ceusirvetlsn To teaee the waya
WORK - 0ihes ship. rrorre.~ins

= cosasfsnfsu rost Is ssins rsi
~ EstheosW Nfsf ~ us
fnRalh s~htfAandlae Cooperation
znir~ - - nsnlf e. tns paaaaauais
fafda TIE hurahinN fats L. 50
fw 1nne Z hut tbssfe 4 nnaeh 4 -
dnne before o a readY n siide INTO
thf Ainaiux River ard b. moved
over 70 ne cuintine silp
Although ncf hshind achedais n
construction the hfes steel vessel i
far from being eomalFted II vii -
several months after It il launched
before g vii b. rrady q set OF %
sea under IT, ~ poser m order
% have TIE ship ready fos launch
ing extra shifts 81 men. wniasfn
and others are working on the pro-
tect
Painters began giving the 4aa-
foot huh is first coat-a bright o.
ange Although veiled by = screen
OF scnffoldine. 1t presents an TN
posing spectacle. nestled between IS
two. vet unnamed. and less complete.
sister ships n Is 4 striking con-
trast too IS ia giaFing co5ors bare
forth amid the biackened bodies Of
The other ships The ~"Exchequer
viii not retain the grange cos0rine
On top Of that the painters viI pat
several coats Of black paint over
the huh. while the sunerStructure
viii be coated with wfite. Only
then Il viii be ready for its formal
public presentation.
Officials Of the company are work
Ing on the program 70 be carried out
I'm connection with the launching.
R. l. ingalls,. Jr. viee-chairman of
the Ingalls, Corporation. visited the
plant Tuesday on business. but re-
turned TO Birmingham. Ala. that
sssTflt
Construction is progressing on two
Others Of the ships being built at
the ingalls, plant Rapidly these two
vessels are assuming the forms and
proportions which their designers
and builders intend them TO have.
Il win be several months vet before
the most advanced Of these will 10
overheard. Without s~iackeninK the
pace. however. work Is proceeding on
q fourth boat OF the same size and
design. The keel has been laid and
other work on the foundation has
been well advanced.
Next TO the present embryo Of the
fleet. preparations are being started
for the construction Of 3 fifth vessel.
Worksaen are building the WAYS IN
which this boar viii be Graded until
q too. Is ready 10 be slid into tine
river.
The ingalls, plant Is said 70 be one
Of the finest plants O. It's kind IN
tne enfirs natton Ca4a "a taken 70
provide safety for the wurkmen No
debris and waste materials mar the
cleanliness and orderiinezs OF the
grounds This. and others Of its
features, is attracting vide atten-
ton
Equipment for the sExcheouef- Is
being set In place. The boilers, tur-
btnes. HOSTS and other equipment
are being installed The super
structure Is being finished up. and ia
all. attention is being centered on
winding up the final details.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
Summer School
To Open June 3 AT
Pas. High School

REGISTRATION for tie xnmmer
school sessions 70 D. he'd &C ne
pascAgouia High School building
his sumner wefe completed this
Nee& There are 50 students
rolled IT, classes I'll - opened
June , nuE I'll run fax - dayk with
classes being hasd 81 DAYS Of each
Ne2k
TIE purpose 81 ne school IS -
enabk students 70 MAKE up certain
credits. take FVFicE NoTk Or work
q neW eHezlIx EazAsn. mAtne=
MATES aue history ~ - lie Sao-
teets taught There III BE- three
teachers - charge They VII p
named nex Ee<k
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
FINE AND INTERESTING
PROGRAM MARKS END OF
SESSION OF HIGH SCHOOL
Splendid Address By S. L. stringer. President NJ. E. A.
Awarding Of Diplomas and Prize Medals Feature
The Exercises of The Evening

The 1899 1880 session OF the Pas
eag0uia High School came TO an
end last Fri1ay night with interest
ING graduation exercises In the High
Sehool auditorium before az gudi-
euoe that completely filled The large
puilding The exercises began with
ne rendering Of two pleasing selec-
tons by the school band under the
tirecticR nf o u Taylor director OF
music Of the school
PR Ehe professional. the bano
niaved the Triumphal March
rum the opera. Aida. and he grad
Yates lhirty~fIve In number. IN
and gowns. marched IN and
sE oaata CO tire asaee Haaeed
on u1e stake. Ia addition to the
graduates. wHre Meaara Walter Oul-
les. president Of tine heard OF trus-
trrs o. the school. A p MeRehee.
county superintendent of education
s / Stringer. president of the Mis-
sisslppi Educational Association. AND
the speaker OF the evening: Rev. J.
" Moore. pastor Of the Methodist
enurch Superintendent Wells of the
Cify Schools; and Miss Mary Alice
~spaFkman. teacher Of Senior Eng.
ltsh and Eponsor Of the Senior Glass.
Rev Mr. Moore offered an APP
prppfiate Invocation. after which
the following program was pre-
scented
song-By the Junior Glass.
salutatory-Cannie Marie Crane
Vaiedictory-Marjorie Krebs.
Address BY Mr. Strlnger.
Awarding Of Diplomas-Superin-
tendent Thomas r. Wells.
Senior Class Song.
Awarding Of medals and prizes
" r Gulley There were about
ftftY Of these medals and prizes,
fhe presenting Of them taking some
tine but bringing satisfaction te
une recipients and their friends
Announcements. and a bfisi
resume o; the satisfactory ending OF
the school session. and compliment
tar remarks concerning the eradu-
ating class and the student body
brought the exercises 10 . close.
The address Of Mr.. StrinEer wa
0nf o. the best ever heard at 1
commencement here. and kept ths
Continued on Page Threel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-24
PASCAGOULA AND
MOSS POINT BOYS
GO TO BOYS STATE
Monte Davis. Jr- Curtis Scarcy and
Bob Gautier Selected BY ". W.
B. c. Rotary Clah. Legion

Three young men o. pascagoala
and Moss Point win attend the sec
end session Of Magnolia Boys State
20 be held ct Millsaps College IN
Jackson Miss. June 9 to Is. under
direction Of the Mississippi Depart
ment Of the American Legion
The boys and their sponsors. Mon
tie Davis. Jr- son Of Rev. and Mrs..
Monte Davis, ST., o. East Moss
Point. sponsored by the Young Mems
Business Club Of Moss Point: Curtis
Searcy, son Of Mr. and AIRS J. L
Searcy. Of Pascagoula. sponsored b
the Rotary Club: and Bob GauEier,
son Of Mr. and Mrs Henry GautieT
Of Paseagouia. sponsored BY the
moutfuued on paaa Fuurl.