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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

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Jsrkson County Hospital during TIE
past week were nlas Tflelma
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september 30. medical treatment:
william naas. Moss Point. Tuesday.
October !. surgical EkzAfnenE
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september -. surgical treatment
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs H A. Fails spent
the day. Monday. IN Mobile.
O.
Misses Virginia Eley and Pauline
Colley were guests for the week end
Of Mr.. and Mrs 7. y. Nixon IN
Baton Rouge, La
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Nelson and
Mrs Edwin Lennep were visitors 10
Gulfport Sunday.
Mrs W. p. Davis Of Mobile spent
Tuesday here with her mother, Mrs.
L B. Herring. She VA accompanied
BY Miss Lottie Hyatt who enjoyed
the day visiting friends
Mrs. p. @. Spann ST.. Mrs. q.
Barnes. Mrs. p. q. Spann Jr. and
Mrs. Delano Brusstar spent the
day. Tuesday. In New Orleans.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

Mn n r. Duhe returned Tsaes-
dag from = several days visit to her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. jenkins. in Lake. Miss
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Mr.. and Hrs. II. d. wilcox and
Mrs J. Worries and son Kent spent
last Thursday In Mobile.
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Miss Doris Dudley OF H~attiesburg
Is spen6ing her vacation visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dudley.
MeSxrs =. q. Spann Jr. and Z A.
Khayat spent the week end IN New
Orleans
Mrs Allen Jones'. Mr= Laura
Mays. Mrs. II. Johanssen, Mr.. T,
Dickson, Rev. J. r. Brock. Rev.
Monte Davis. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapman attended the Fifth sun
Day meeting at Funtainebleau sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, Julius Virgins left
Monday for Baton Rouge. La. after
spending the weekend visiting
Mrs Virgins parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. & w. Phistron-
Mr.. Claude Bennett Of Hatties-
burg a former superintendent Of the
Central High School, spent Monday
here visiting friends.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs John Chambers left
last Thursday 10 return 20 their
home in Chicago. after a pleasant
visit spent here with Mrs. Cham
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

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FtNusF
Mrs. n Z nrwxana An6 Mam
ina rhenfnm a<Se vtss&gx4 -
Ns~ Cs1e&mA Ma3ssxs
49,
Mr. RmnAsa nan Mr. nAneA
DAVIS ard Msx szwexeg tarNaee
xp~ns ne aAS Eassnmks, b. Moease
Misses 5oaananEs Nuxsnnoerry and
ccraNaa soxips gp@mi ase useA end
IN Hattieshgzw
xixs~a wgEnzA AnasfNuaA rsAaA
Cin tAigle lAAn Cartstine &knd-
srs ard Els2heth HSsAsns msens TIE
ca. Saturday. IA Muhkie
49,
Mr ard Mr. r q spann q
and MrN ExaAFta RfasxsAF retnFssed
Frsday frusa = nm~t e~ns0ynhse WISH
% My And Mr. l. A. watts N
Little Rock AK
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Mrs. " n Neanan. r.. and Mr.
phlAp CseEnut 81 pascAeoulA tEsnt
las1 THURSDAY IN raA Christian
80
William MeIzaa ~ Aenapea1k
Tenn Is spending . several DAYS
VACATION here with ma nausa,sF. MrS
Lualae y Mcleod
3D.
Mt and AaFx ] I'M 81 CiaAtom
Ala kpxut SaF.ay Visiting ar ard
Mrs J "A Han and Mr. and Mrs.
z r Hi
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
Forestry Commission
Wants To Purchase
Black Locust Seeds

jackson. ktim. Oh 7Ckan
BLACK locust seesI 4 nspusd ~ ne
hiss&4sapps Fogss1u Commission fse
planting neat NNane. aeruN la -
STATE Forester PRED n Merstn Ne
saYn the CufnaniAxSnB A. ready t.
pay 1c . pound mnd would fka -
get a. muea - ufss ss%zae
pounds Of EieAn Aexd EEraae aaea
i nos ready - be gathered ard
while not mere than 4 pond II
ssed car be extracted pNr haur -
hand. Il h thnnsht th2t ntaEF
children hfai others would AptNnxi@
ste nAe nuEoftarity 70 SIT sofns
extra moneg. Prior 10 lhie uuN lie
Commission has hnaRhf most - -
need In Eafufa II much loNnF wsees
bus the existing MAJ uaAy enEt@sl
shipments. TheFnknFT higher pFtn.
"a ~ be paid - AsapSN . nsapuly q
seedlings fuT MA~<Apkt faFmsFs Z
year frusn nov.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
KREOLE NEWS
Mics MAZDA n
Phone sal4.


Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Richer
Mr.. and Mr. LIE Lander. and NJ.
and Mrs. Johnnie 171erjung entoT-
ed q picnic and swimming party II
Biloxi laak sunday.
@H
Mrs. BUCK Fletcher and Mass
JcAnette Harris nlntoEsd 70 Mobile
Tuesday.
Maadnmns A l. wIkkersun. Kusfta
Cronisr ARD Kase CgnnlfH wxfe
business visitors u MCbsie. n@
day.
Nj. ard Arx MAnlaafi Garter
and Nj. and Mfs Cecil natsiT ~
tended Tie - AtgzAaB-MeeN Ppans
football game III Hew 0fi9az1s
Thursday night
d.
Mr.. aud Mfm 0vufwn Nhamfare
Nj and MFs ATHaaEs ahsmpanaa 80
Miss Cleo shamnAae have returned
hons after : very pleasant Fsea-
ton. spent ii Mufzains PORT Huron
Cneborznn. ue1FnzE. Lansing and
other polnts III Alfhlsnn. Tnsz
also macs : trip into Canada -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
WOODEN MILL
NEWS


AslAaes Durosny Risssse and pan.
ME Mae. vernA ard iva Ruth
Wyatt motaftd 10 Mobile Saturday,
nherx they Witnessed tha raaca-
F0ila-Murphy Haeh school football
eame.
49,
Alne Aarie Nelson left THURSDAY
toe Naw Orleans mhere Aaa zrNni
a few days VISITING frtendz-
Mlzs Kaia wyatt spent SATURDAY
n Mobile khoppsng
10
Charles Green. ~. Ernest Green,
lille osburxas. and Even rool
spent TIE week END Waiting friends
and relatives IN Bag 81 Loais and
Lake 6annFe. Miss
Miss Alice Smith was q wuek end
guest at the home Of Mtas Nina Nil
let IN Ocean spring.
10
Daisy Ward spent saturday IN
Mobile.
%
viola Pinch visited On sprinshlll.
Alabama sunday.
Elsie Garter apsnG Saturday IN
niioxi
Knthryn Wilson spent the daY IN
Biloxi. Saturday.
n
Mae Dell Hewlett Gilbert depart
I'd for kew Orleans SATURDAY wlkh
her husband who Il stationed on
the U. q q nike The Boxing D..
partznent wiEh them much hap
Bessie Marie Qreenouah attended
the Moss puint~St AioFstaM aams
Thursday night In New OrlaaEzs.
-o-
Beatrice Pierce and Annie Tan.
ner spent the weekend In Noodle
Myrtle Duncan and Alfred Eerh-
- sent 70 Mobile Saturday night
% ~ the Pascagouia- Murphy III
football game.
Best wishes 90 20 Darllne HulEs
and Leo Davis. VINO wefe married
Saturday night Miss HulGa l. TIE
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrx. Hum
Huits Of Grand bay.
We are glad 10 have julia PAR
ragut back 70 work after : weeks
vacation.
Irma Pagan and husband spent
the day IN Mobile. Saturday.
AlYa 0off waited Ia vnnnsaass
this weekend
verna Wyatt visited In Mobile.
Saturday.
oenevteve KiIIrreass spent he
Eeek end ~ her home "a ahlpnan
-
Ella Mae DanIey visited friends
III Grand Bay. Sunday.
%
Mr. and Mrs Sol Postal and son
Seymour. spent Saturday ri Mahlle
3d.
Angus Roberts visited friends In
Biloxi and oulfport thIs weekend.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

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AFTER NpSnAFsa ksse e4asaseF mNastfss
IL usr hxNne ~ ase&f 3a ard
aAszfsefsnslau NJ ard Mrs. Ten
n Wesa8 m Nsath aez9xMd
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aaFtms ghe paNA week wsfe mr.
a1oster48nsAw MrA x wnr3n
craft and bruknNr~sn-tAa C1sAsaNs
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ard . eastew ana keas&hsw~ln-Aw
NJ ard kfrx l. e. JeFskisN q Gulf.
paFt Ni1k Win hSr - 4 nw
sister. MFs y l. MAsn1e. and
dAzlshiex. Nancy. - saa FrAnzasea
California
Mr.. Axs6 Mrs Stamford Lander
and Me MMuee imdnAwF visited
fFsenas n pMhaAee ard Mimnsi
Fsosdn. last week
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Mr. Mnaae EDuas a Runlle Mr
ard Nh Nari TsaxlA and nAaszelas
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
wEEkIY BRIDoE cruB

Mnh q reterzeil entertained the
Weekly Bridge Club et her home
Oh Tuesday Afternoon Mra Charles
Armlksead reserved the high Sc0fe
prize and Mrx Ralph Davis The cut
prize.
Cold drinks were served during
the games. Ice cream and cake fol-
lowing the games
Those who enjoyed 3 Pleasant AZ
ternoon together were Mesdanea
Charles AFmisieAd. Ralph Davis,
Edwin Mays. Spencer Beebe w q
Broome. EmEnits Huli and p. n
Fields.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
nAus-muLrs

Mr.. Leo Davis. Son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Davis Of v~ancleave. and
Miss Darlene Hnlts. daughter IL
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Hults. former
Of Moss Point but now 81 Grand
Bay. Ala. yer quietly married last
Saturday IN the p~ast0rium Of the
First Baptist Church IN Paecagouia.
Rev. w. L. Day performing the In
teresting ceremony IN the presence
Of a few friends.
After the ceremony the entire
wedding party went 60 "fngleaide. :
the home Of Mr.. and MrG. Earl
Davis. near vancleave. where q re-
ception was held. attended by quite
a number Of friends Of the contract
ing parties.
Mr. and Mrs Davis viii make
their home ia Paseagoula. where
they have the best wishes OF many
friends.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
DuDrEy-roRTENBERRY

Miss Martha Virginia F0rtsnber-
~. Of HattiesburE. Miss. and NJ.
johnnie Dudley. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs George Dudley. Of this city
were quietly married or Friday
evening. September n. IN the horne
Of Rev. Monte Davis. pastor Of uae
East Mo&s Point Baptist Church,
Rev. Mr.. Davis performing the
double ring ceremony. Mr., and MFs
Robert Renfro wefe the only at
tendantA Mr.. ard Mra. Dudley VIII
make their home IN this city where
the good wishes Of their many
friends are with them for . Ions
and happy married life.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

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Mrs. AatAw um N csfts
M43 41ot M EaskH zN
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80 hs1fsa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

MY Enanlsa Nal MR. nanFkA
DAVIS ard AEsx sTwmee nareae
ussas 2e aAs zasamAs. b A4oaass
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

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rtEszsF
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

MISSES 1caAAEke N9tsnoexty ard
co<aeaa sos1es scsst ase usxA end
tn Hattissharx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

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ANaY e3 wNeM
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

Mrs " n Nielsen. r. ard Mr.
phll4p casexnus 81 PascAecalA apent
last Thursday ii raN Christian
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

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hAaAa ne IfAa AaNAan zAasa. a
MNnshA FSttA3 nazaAk
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-22
EDWARDS IN TOWN

Popular travelling merchandise broker Ken Edwards, returned on the Northland from Sitka
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-22
Twelfth Birthday Proves0((asiOnt 10
 Fete Jack Everitt

A party last night at the resi- dence of MT. and Mrs. Earle Ever it in the Mcbride Apartments fet- ed the twelfth birthday of their son, Jack.
 An Easter motif was carried out in decorations for the occasion. A huge bunny rabbit centered the table and individual gifts, tied to the end of balloons, were found by each of the guests as they took their places for refreshments.
 Games provided entertainment for the event and honorS were won by David and Billy Sperling. As- sisting Mrs. Everitt during the af- fair was her sister, Mrs. John B. Hahn.
 Asked to the party were Albert and George Shaw, George Kelly, David and Billy Sperling, Francis Smith, Wesley Barrett Jr., Bill Bamen, Kenneth Kearney, Bob Pasquan, Jack Sorri and Dale Hol- land
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-22
JUNEAU LOOKS GOOD
 TO TRAVELLER BACK
 FROM NORWAY TRIP

Back in Juneau after more than year in Norway, Mrs. Ingrid Georgsen, whose husband, Wilme- is a halibut fisherman here, IS glad to be back in a country re- mote from war.
 Norway was full of Finnish refu- gees, Mrs. Georgsen said, women and children, who sought safety in their neighboring country whil ? their men folks were fighting
 The condition of the refugees was pitiful, she said. Mostly they were poorly fed and poorly clothed. frightened by the war and their flight into a strange country.
 It did not add to ones happi- ness, she said, to feel that if Rus sia were successful in it's attempt ed invasion of Finland, the other Scandinavian countries might be next to face invasion.
 Mrs. Georgsen left Bergen on the Norwegian American liner Bergens- fjord on March l, and reached New York eight days later The cross ing was calm along far northern route but for the first two days through the mine infested North Sea passengers were anxious.
 It was not until she arrived in Seattle that she learned that the Finnish Russian war was ended.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-22
MAN ABOUT TOWN" NEW COLISEUM HIT
 STARS JACK BENNY

Jack Benny, who has amazed millions of Americans with the con- sistently high calibre of his good natured fun on radio, stage and screen, really gets chance to go to town in his latest screen offer ingi Never has Jack had co-stars like Dorothy Lamour and Edward Arnold! Never has he had a story so well-tailored for him as the one contrived by Morrie Ryskind for this new comedy with music, Man About Town which opens tonight at the Coliseum Theatre
 The Ryskind story-he will be re- membered as the author of My Man Godfrey" and Stage Door"-casts
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-22
TINGLING DRAMA OPENS TONIGHT
 hS CAPITOL HIT
Society SmuggIers' Show ing Now at Local
 Theatre

A timely, realistic drama that might find it's counterpart in the crime investigation files of the United States Treasury Depart ment, is unfolded in Society Smugglers," Universal picture which opens tonight at the Capitol The ater.
 Topical story of the drama deals with a powerful smuggling ring operating in New York City behind the respectable front of a luggage company.
 Action begins when Irene Her vey as a "T''- Woman is planted in the company's office to obtain evi- dence. Meanwhile, her co-workers, played by Preston Foster and Regis Toomey, employ radio recording de- vices, assumed identities and fin ally gunplay to clinch their case against the powerful gang.
 Ingenious methods of the snug glers and heroic efforts of the goy- ernment agents to trap the crim- inals are convincingly and dramati- cally shown as the story moves at a fast clip
 Foster, Toomey and Miss Her vey ably assume the roles of Treas ury Department operatives who in the lighter moments carry on a triangular romance Frank Jenks adds many comedy moments. Fred Heating carries smuggler's part with ease, and has an opportunity to display his famous sleight-of- hand tricks
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FINN5 WILL EAT
 pAA5IAS MAMMA
 ON EASTERN MORN
SATURDAY-l P. M.

Here's a Finnish Easter dish that Mrs. P. M. Hammer says will be served in most Finnish homes on Easter morning.
 Many local Films have asked her for the recipe and she has given 1t to The Empire in time for Satur- days baking.
 PAASIAIS MAMMA
 Take a cup or two Of malt syrup, without hops and about five pounds of rye flour. Stir this with warm water. Let stand about Is minutes. Continue process of adding warm water about four or five times, all lowing to stand 15 minutes between each addition The last addition of water can be nearly boiling. Bat ter mixture should be thick like a pancake batter.
 Then fill birch bark baskets or cake pans and bake in slow oven about two hours.
 If baked in birch bark basket, the Paasiais Mammie may be left in the basket in cold place, for several weeks, and will improve with age like fruit cake.
 On Easter morning the dish is served cold like mush with cream or milk
 Mrs. Hammer explained to The Empire that the birch bark baskets are made by the country people in Finland and sold by them at every public market place
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ceded by a dinner served in the Temple dining room at 6;30 o'clock The dinner is in charge of the reg ular officers of the lodge.
 During the evening the Master Mason's degree will be exemplifled, with the Past Masters of the Juneau and Douglas lodges occupying the several stations and places, and with M. s. Whittier, who was Master of the lodge in 1916, as presiding Wor- shipful Master.
 After the work of the evening is finished, light refreshments will be served.
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Jack as an American theatrical i'm pressario who intends to present his show in London. Jacks in low with the girl singing star of his show Dorothy Lamour, but she seems to prefer the shows orches- tra leader, Phil Harris On the ad- vice of his valet, Rochester" Jack decides to show Dorothy that he is man of the world.
 In an hilarious sequence, Jack meets Binnie Barnes, lady of the English nobility, who is just little bit lonely because her husband Ed ward Arnold is far too preoccupied with his business manipulations. Jack succeeds in getting himself invited to her country home for a week end, and then the fun really begins
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RYDEEN RETURNS
 FROM SITKA TRIP

A. Rydeen, Clerk of the Court at Nome, returned here on the North land from a round trip to Sitka where he visited with many old friends.
 A guest at the Gastineau Hotel, Rydeen will be leaving soon to re- turn to the Seward Peninsula metro polls.
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T,ARoR MEETING TONIGHT
IN THE A. F. OF L. HALL

A meeting tonight will be held at the Deep Sea Fishermens hall over Dave's Beer Parlor for the Labor partisan legislative committee
 according to reports given out this
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NOTICE

Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Optome- trist, has returned to her Juneau practices. Phone 636 for appoint ments. adv.
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MASONIC LODGE PAST MASTERS
 MIGHT MONDAY
Dinner at Masonic Temple Scheduled 10 PreCede
 lodge Meeting

Monday evening, at the Stated Communication of Mt. Juneau Lodge, the annual recurrence of Past Mas ter's Night will be celebrated, pre-
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morning.
 All unions are asked to send deie' gates to the meeting.
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McEACHRAN COMES IN

Travelling man N A. McEachran returned from Sitka on the North land
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Historians believe that women were the first agriculturists.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18
W est Jefferson
Has Is Teachers
Chemistry and Public School
Music We're Added
This Year.

Few changes have been made
in the West Jefferson High
School faculty this year. In the
grade department Mrs. Lola Por-
ter, of Grassy Creek and Mrs.
James Stanley, Of West Jefferson
were added.
The school regretted deeply the
loss of Mrs. J. B. Hash who was
forced to resign because of illness
ness and of, Miss Mary Price Nc
Carroll who resigned to accept a
position in Sumpter, S. c. Mr.. J..
o. Goodman had to leave
in January because of ill
ness and the entire school has
felt this loss. In his place, how
ever, the school has had a very
able substitute, Mr.. Hayden
Goodman, who for a number of
years was teacher in the Ashe
County schools.
Mrs. Edith Barr of West Jeffer-
son is a new member of the high
school faculty this year.
A new department in the West
Jefferson school is the Public