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

A fine variety Of appealing and
entertaining pictures are billed for
The coming xeek st the Ritz Thea
ire. Picture followers xiil find fun
entertainment certain 70 proside
pleasure Of the highest tYpe. To-
night. Friday. August 20. enc Of
those battling. interesting detective
pictures. under The title of "Chans
Murder Cruise h being shown Dlf-
ferent from other Chan pictures II
that there il an unusual amount 81
comedy displayed throughout, 4
nevertheless maintains the high
mysterious interest and appeal thai
the others have had Many unusual
situations are developed as eoemo-
politics are thrown together n an IN
ArnaElonAly involved plot. Hidnay
Toier and Marjorie Weaver have
the Lead rOiea
Saturday night. August 81. hid
den Gold i being presented - use
week ends Il has : plot which has
customary Western film for ne
30 let-dozn r. action End Leaves
Ehe out1oma undtael1zed Until TIE
flniah. william Boyd as Hopaiong
Cassidy. i the leading enarae1sF.
ard perlrayH f1e FtaaF and rlgors q
TIE lie n TIE Old West He e
given excelleak support - Russell
Hayden. Brill Wood. Ruth Rogers
ard Hey Bancroft
One q uaoa< Fafe. nue-to-ufs
p4cfaFes u offered for Sunday ard
Monday September ] and Z. xhen
Brother Orchid IN be presented
Tssis + tEuiF : psetare wnIeh rozu=
hines Ire highest Nath the toughest
forms II hie. n combines one Of
ire fznesf eazts q recent ps1tnfM
slul EdzAfd O Robinson Ann
E1thefH. Humphrey Bozzrt and
Halpa 1ssiaHf II tna headzuz rozaz
+ liz CANISTER comsdy ls4l Il aa-
feFeu4 Based O. Richard On
nfls maEaxeak story q ne sans
nafae i iEtFadaces : sanazzer Ieaaex
II uae act q retiring = euitzzs
abfoad ~ ~ being sHinzI11. azd
Asn seeking sanctuary n tsH
Eoraean Monastery after Ing g.
uuoaea ara safep rs return % she
oltssas World . SEQ vengeance
Taezeay September D. 1ne hizd
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

a very rwstsr ss<1sznz 80 ausstlg
z~al<AnnEesd b f<esn a1EsE.s& II ne
pMFsnn1zs IF Ire H3uti1t hisufsh
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xas sszaxfted u Nez>eFt y E<snzsn@
IL kfa@s FsEnfa Tzzs txxsNxxNtzfS
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b tss Inzn<< Haillszn a. u rfs&
eisee u anlT lznssezszate relatives.
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~ AzA MIS-. ~ G. Afgl1A4 Il ENs&1k
a.Htf@A SEE Il 4 sEA1aaea u -
urxan apxtnzz fiskh N<iss<t IN re
Class e lsas. ena ~ shs - 7ezz
ne has beau ont1seteA Nzth -
hEilinx aspaxssn<ns II ths tsfksaz'
County Min
flsr we16laz tFezA waz : nlaas
ard Mhiss snasimhfe vim NAlES ae
esazosiss re had - her nFzly Il.
lendnnz. Mlm xzshsF Ryan q
upr=a Springs oae ~ hsf eiaa'
fanEe4
~ nenffos h ne eos ~ ~
and MA HahnFt msnffoe = MzRl
Paint Ne y : sfaksAAls e - -
nuiss fIiah HekNAa aue .tE6nIsI
Mia4lmlppl stale cusssss ~ il -
piugsd ~ ire hfiAAzzzfupl puwes o.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Items of
Interest
About the
County
kfmnU

III so have r.etek had nss fun Il
~ ug uhe gxstgy q oNasn Mmkh
- unN - Ssax& y Fsxhs nss fSh
easA fnynsns Ard ~eEnnASeA2
saTe msaSfs AFv ne& "a tasaht IL
.tsf ses&solt m Anansaem mss Ueg
Make 1seak rena4aas Ard eaus
aasasts fN ypa1s3 AzeN ed ahke
Att sgni2za GatNrH TIE nassaAtFn4zn
ag Aa8ttcan htnzaN - 4 nea hARh
eaax saAFk and ~ "a esxnisx =
lEsg sAn ~ can reSNananaGsd ncSA-
Sax Ntsns than ais latest hoA TIN
& STRANGER Here hGssesi "a Il r.
48snse sid yuaA llsa yosnaes2
asknR esefysNae IN a1e Fu3a Eco
3a4 i&ten - 0aak
ksssabeth af German uarssn
lane Il no ssgangef 70 Arnssirans
YEARS ago. ia1s IN fac1 Ase puA=
ilsnea q hcuk called ~Inuodnrikon
"a sally. ard at tlae txrae "a uAa
very popRalaF. In heK mpAay pAsan.
anE style Elizabeth tells ihe steey
81 an English girl 10 unhcllevahly
beautiful naai hes parents had %
hide her bxause svnfyunN tell IA
low wsgh her beauty on fffnt siahk
THIS makes exceilsnt realms ard
GIu1ofuuS enough to brighten Any
eaa hour.
Ihe RnsnAnlie Comedians b.
E1sen Glaaeow. Is another F~niiirA1ng
nsxel 10 III a few empty hours
win light pheasant reading. The
rua1antar comedians wpEp hApp4nnm
s0sefs TheY held 70 the lsnmemafsAl
nlasioa that lose and hAppanesx
were the same thing Telling shs
story at ttse dangerous age. gne stogy
o. Juaga uamaiiei Honeywell. and
wliling with delicious vii and lroay.
tns author here gives ~ : brilliant
picture uf the sentimental traditIoa'
ct southern ehiynify and The modes
ard morals Of The new south.
Reversing the usual order and 30.
lng noW from tse ridiculous 10 ~
81 hisuie wr come 20 "verdmn b
jules nomalnK one OF This year !,
most outstanding novels. This Il tass
story Of the World War told IN terms
ct The sieee al vsrdun The -
thor takes You the length anx
breadth ~ The battlefield. in staff
headquarters. IN eonzptFntafta
salons in Paris aud Ia the eElrmyi
camp. From the very vasfness D
he conception there emeraes q Gfutl
t4Al il deniea % lesser noxenEts Ans
ole feels that here Tor the frs
time Is ~ Imagination great enough
10 encompass the whole catAcciysn
oi 1914
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

- nse cHe K3 nessss : aFczeAt
10 ~ Cesar Nzsnxru "a
me rtsas KaA a. anazRsnF m asa
western pscAsn Hoaa ssAa rasy1zak
wfkh him Il Mar nfth HamAea ~
TIE CAFE NIkxpF 2nA nMaA An6FH@A
Ard KarM Femah1a
wNsnNnsnr ana ThmutNy sp
sAAeF Z ard 8 fssR Nex M
zmFIzx ~eman EAay zs1 SsNnests
AAknunAa.a ~ = fo1nAnsie rua
w1fh fsme<sFH ~ al uFzea
Moers lm fs2 InA1 para etless
ere ~ ire Esxasest a th& newex
namNstAl paeturea u h nAsN e. nRd
. xFsatsr array II vucAa sA,sns n
ere p4x4uFx me partaRe feEnAAnn
mmaianxxxs frsrn sna hosir o2ailne
e. re ostNana1 ueePssaa IS ths Yesznx
Frxxah aRkz&nrfMa wsan respnunx
rs eaAtnaa ~ nsnkslalY m me4e4 BE- fag-
0aeT the eAaeR cf tA1 Ffsnsh nexsas
usann n Nrw UEinNrsa wszsfp Ne gaoa
as = buwsa aeFeanA This yArfare a
eesaFfaL snseEtnsHlng ard mteFest.
mS
rsadny rANhh ~Fasanhsn Rkhassss
Il = n~seaodrsnaa e. uAe seeSns aeai.
lnr with tn aaseutafe ~ re ns-
sstsusn faeaiAAam delneaaeM Hkk
Carter. ard MS unwMnte1 EtnaRW
HaFshntoz1eg. taa 80 msn
waiter PidsecnA ponAld Mank,
9unwph Hrf1klukrAus ard wtaexsaus
Rtes are eAss N ~ Leaders Felss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
LOCAL TOPICS

pv r. r Hays@ attended nae
meeting q the Gulf Coast Chiro-
Fsaesae A~S@riAsion IA oaifport lass
Praaay
Ar ard Mrs Charles W Smith
and san Dosaal1. are enjoying a two
meeks vacation in the Sunokx and
Eaae Ridge Mountains visiting "A
nagnin6aRxn. Chattanooga and
Asa1esssla. snd Chester. south Caro-
ma and Panama City. Florida
%
Mr.. and Mrs stephen Grant and
tao chfldren OF Houston. Texas
visited last week IN the home Of
Mr.. and MRS. J. o Cole. leaving
Nfuxtdav Of this wcck to visit Sev-
cral days In Birmingham. before
returning to their home In Hous-
ton.
Hubert Carlson left Sunday for
New Orleans 10 spend ten days Wis
isine friends
MT. and Mrs w. NJ McCfAth re-
turned Monday from Birmingham
where they visited relatives and
friends over the week end
-
Mrs. John Cole returned Tuesday
from Ripley, Miss. where she spent
Two weeks visiting her mother. Mrs.
J NJ Spight accompanied by her
cousin. Miss Elizabeth Zones. Of
Memphis Miss Jones wfn be joined
BY her parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
Jones. on Saturday. and they Win
visit In the Cole home over the
week end. returning 70 Memphis on
Monday.
Mrs. Delphine White and children
of New Orleans. visited in the J.. ID
Buffet home on Beach Boulevard
last week.
Mesdames T. q. Hegwood. Glen
Hays. John Grant. Jr4 and Harold
Eel. spent the day. Thursday. with
Mr, and Mrs Pitt Smith IN Gull
port.
Mesdames ]. o. Cole and e r
Grant and James oupton OF Hous.
ton. Texas, visited relatives In Mo
bile, wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. j. N. Lockard anf
two children. Catherine and Gin
ton. left this week for AxheviIle
n. c. where they = visiting rela-
tiYes.
Mrs. Laura Bell Mauldin returned
Friday to her home In Memphis
after spending two weeks visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur L. Allen. Mrs
Afsuldin vas entertained on Thurs
day night with q swimming party
and 3 picnic supper afterward al
the Allen home.
Mrs. John Ray. Of New Orleans
spent several days last week visit.
ing In the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. c winterton In Gautier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Glover. who
have just returned from New York
where MFR. Glover is studying al
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
YMBC WORKING ON PLANS
FOR CLUB HOUSE FOR USE
OF THE ORGANIZATION
House Committee Appointed To Present Prehminary Plans
For the Proposed BassaiRs, Cramptea
Mckay a New Member

The Mess Point yuung Meas
Business Club met at SIS regular
weekly session MondAy nixhf 81
Z 80 81 Tire present Ciuhnouse over
me SscwaAFt store busiding II ts,s
absance a President - Mas and
the vfce-preSidenk Eaaae KhayAi
presided
me main tople o. a~lscasxlnn was
TIE final drafting az plans Tor the
financing q the new clubhouse A
House Co9nuzittee composed 81 Pail
10 Bunker ~ chairman, Alton
Thomson. Carl Segrrbloom. and I'D
die KhAyat WAS appointed. ard at
the next meeting viii present pre-
ifnlnzry plans q the house. select
= site and arrange for the flnanc-
ing Of the b0ilclng
The Young Mems BasiueSs Club
has been . very active organisation
since It's inception IN 1913. and Il
hopes 70 add 20 Moss Points
growth this new building ccmmen-
surate with The prc-zz Of this
section.
The Official announcement OF the
winners Of the Jackson County open
tennis tournament sponsored by
this club was made at the meet
inE Claude Beebe. OF Moss Point
In the singles and Frances Cisf-
ford. and Kell Penton. Of Gautier
winners in the doubles. were pre-
scented with beautiful trophies.
Everyone was vel pleased with the
fine enthusiasm displayed. and the
splendid sportsmanship by al. In
the tournament
crxmptou Mckay was welcomed
into the club IS o new member.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
Two Women Injured
As Car Skidded Into
Ditch On Wednesday

MN " M Williams. siso Nor
mandy arsnus. unlIaA. Texsa. nna
Mrs II e Cfnls Of MlsassslppA city
wsFe injured "Wednesday whau Ire
auGneuaille driven ~ Ire fuftts4
skidde6 an 4 eufse Gleaf Tire Isao1Fh
Store In OEMnze 1fuse and i4ft tfsE
highway. sidsswiplna 4 poke ~ q
skldaea into : dltrh
Both N0sien were tAAnH - Nza
jackson County HOSPITAL fer trrmf
nsank Mm craig NHs released.
bit Mrm. Williams Il etiA 1t tn
hospital They ara said - hare
been retmnfna from 2fobiie Ntssfx
lHeY had driven FOE the daS. Nnsp
liss AceEdNnt eeaafreas
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
Women's Department
Vancleave Latter Day
Church Meets

TIE wumssn'a department. az the
Latter Day Saint Church rear van
cleesa afsef holalnk ~ fnxusaf
meetinxM duFiHe she nauntia a.
june aud July. met o. Ansazg 4
Tor election q cfftners AIRS Hnm-
ard Jennings go rNselecled -
president nf The gFugln mskh Mr
JOHN TtllNAfe. SECRETARY
II vas aeridsd 70 oivids 1he mem.
berkhtp into ionF sruusN whlEh viii
mcel weekly foF ktutY excep& ea
Tie fourth THURSDAY e eaeh monlh
when there ell hs : general nasst-
Inc and program ~ the church
Mira John narfeA Mira Ruby
0nsi. MrM atna1n fsoeefs and Mrs
n. l. nooksr wefe chosen to b.
group headers
An thursday stteFnnun. Anaast 3
al the officers and NFunp leaders
nsst - TIE hmns ~ Mrs. npnkss
70 plan Tie cuufse ~ studs ard
other activities for the real.
Know Tour Church wss selected
a& the thsA4H EuE studs and TIE
major pfniest decided upon wAz ths
beautlficaason az TIE church Guild.
Inc and grounds
a eofnmlttss uf ~EFiendis vaasEufn
whA uhnauu ~ huuk after tile needy
and cheer the ksck and afflicted
Regular meetings ulfl begin IN
fiFzi wsek IN septsmhef hnd II d
hopsd that much good may be &c
| cumpiiklaed
The womena department spuu
s0fed q house warming on TlessiaD
evening. August II. for the uewu
Graham family Nho have necsnsi
eompleted and moved into : layel
new house. About forty frienda en
ioged a pleasant social evening.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS

sEsA u 1. Mxiaxx - F.waRBasa
&engnnpen6ea ~ MFa n G MSissF af
Cxenn agwtfasA aFnww tn Aaak1sxNlrz
AID cq1mnsA 81 Akensaaf a. tata
waeR esa sesurmea ne raesasf
3eenihm
anusm Mms4tsT. ~ 80 hAa hsan
sEnpny@a ~ th4 NanAxllie
O.. NAkssxilN Tenn. szxste4 ASns
naF ~afsesuepna - vtas ~ f@Fsat&
Mr. NxMa AkfN e. y D MssEasf. fm
. fem M3Naa IeaIa hAs mweeufa6t
b sNnxzea ~ ez4sN1nAAAeG4a neces
8a3Y 10 necnsna . flyzlAa eestzs SIN
lAe Il q AfaN4 Ar cxwys &fss eaN
tfay hsks entt1 ~ feeelses aEl2EIs
"A 10 Nts1se Ne ai1i - ssaatanRA
A
~. an1 Mss Eawsxa Buzks sne
datxhtNEs Hueank a. Ns3 CxisanA
wefs knesss lss2 meek es2 e. ~
ard Mra y q Neamszfk
-
Mis- nnsMsin TsAtsenhlsr Asumsfs'
THURSDAY fuf Nsw CNkafs esssFs
~ utn take = hussfse@ cezsfM a
Nnuie cKaiaSpA
senaea Mrxsuu. e1slsf a~kzeklshi
aE ne Navss AZ nAsA psn@aA&
Ftexsdn. Ard Msa Ms<lFMa I'D NF
and Mr. N11n Mmyhr Aiea e Ffn'
NaonlM MpNua 1he rMeE MeeA so
xtnlGinn MFA n rMhAz ard Nils Cug
ftns MrCiars. MA hEtfssN Mnt
Mfa Mufphy It'll he fHrnzztksafe<
~ MA1ass kilNAhsah sEsa Raln Sc
caass.
~. assa MF4 nnlph R.sfFss nas
a unaif nssnNla lAAt uesA. ~ mns
Mira uua cFunNf ara so, Tpknnsy
Il Nem oFleeNza. mnd Mr. ard Mfs
wendell rmliEx9 and MEa 1nesEzhinl
fsswNfu u Aeemnhtn Tsnn
49,
ar assa Mfe orwin n<tssfr arus
- hsw Orleans "Wednesday buK ~
day
AIRS. ] vallss ~ n.w uxisAns
arrived AandMf - visit hss hsnEhsf
-in-lAw ara sGstsf, ~ sna MEa |
A Mcclure. ~ vAilzt ana ~
tsasshy. wfl ioin MFR pezsss here y
TIE week end
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
BIGPOINT

The series Of meetings At the
church here closed Friday night with
ROod interest
Miss Edna Jansen left Tuesday for
Wisconsin where she viii soon enter
erhooi.
Frank Smell mede a business trip
10 Frisco City, Ala last week and
was accompanied hY "a y Kennedy
ard Curtis Norris. also the Morris
sisters al Frisco City. who had been
visiting their brother -tn-iaw and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Exra Ehotmock
o.
Mr.. and Mfs. Herbert Vincent ard
little daughter. Barbara Jean. vent
20 ualnatown. Ala. Saturday, where
they made . short visit 70 AFa
Vlncents parents. Mr.. and Mfa
Garner. Wanda Joyce eame home
with them on Sunday 70 spend the
winter here with her uncle ard
aunt and attend school Pete VIM
cent and daughter. Miss Ruth, took
charge Of the store.
%
Horace shoemock viii drive tie
school bus % Hurley this year.
D.
Mr. and AIRS. Gordon blackwell
and children Of Gsobile, spent sun
dny here visiting Mira. ninckWails
brother, NJ G. 0off.
Mrs. Parkhurst gave = farewell
party az her home Saturday night
IN honor OF Miss Edna Jansen. There
@sre sixteen present Games yer
played and refreshments were served.
and al cnjoysd the occasion
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
OUR LADr a. VICTORIES
CHUnCc

Masses on sundays At 7no and
, % q n.
Mas On week days 1t ESQ.
Confessions ON SATURDAYS. Epes of
Feast Dayz. and Thursdays hafnrs
Hfst Fridays tsue 70 esoe and 100
70 500 D m.
Holy Hour on Sunday evenings II
TOO o'rtnek
hoFsna % Our Lady a. Perpetual
Help on Tuesday EVENING" &C 70
Class Il religion Tor High aehnol
atndsnts % Sunday morning 81
RKv. p. .. CAREY. Paasar.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Thn Agricultural Adjustment ADJ
ministFntinu has contracted with lhs
MEzzlasippi Forestry Commission fos
s7po00o psns tree seedlings for dls-
trlnutton 70 farmers a . grant Of
aia under TIE 1870 agriculture. con.
NefF4ltnn program. Ths seedlings
VII be nyaiiabls TIE latter part ol
November.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

b - ckanesFx Csafs = sssk.on osansy,
Mh4l@alDaL
Ne. sxse
II - Asl4sz - Feii4sfien u traces 81
4TNEATfsFIvk THOUSAND p0fs
LAAel o. WATEHHOHka IMPROVE
Nat AND ExTkAeNioH BOMBS on
TIKI CITY % FA8rA0ouLA. 1Ack-
son COUNTY. H~fa8iNnfFPI eaaas
fsE - EsFpsse IT ~rasenesEaa the nanes,
assF @3Izztsf IT, Ehe eazzlfu1tlas -
i1npfssssnents sns sxssnsksaa - a.
satns~eFAs srstsna q Ne Eay a FAs.
sske4lN Ha4tAlnpi. an1 tsgias pspsa
sd msins fee demastla e~easpsseaf So
i~es#atFiss - o. flFs pFessszssh = sesas
NlEhta ~ earressta ltanfsa a a. $50
Gitg Nn4 nzkin kAFes rites ukrsea. -
deeFtes@ II oEtlasaes hss ls.lea9 "
80 hezsd = MafsT anx cesaeiasasn a
aaIa CttE. s4epte4 sd steksse4 81 fks
fessht Aasass e. itsA nsstlaz -
- N4NF4
II ~ Tsx Fayeas = a. clss ~ razes.
SeaAs " &sxksua csHntE. MissiseinHa
NOTICE
Yea mfs ksxsA9 aaslfbsd a. - asaks==
~ - NaltzzsAaa = ~ shess a.enaknas
fha chsaee.las - - Ceea Maas =
49, - Eer4szAAsf. fasA - - Afefs mAMA
sese e~bis~thNa 4 - msss = tiie
cEssee4s cisT1 = sssksea csalg
SO. - -.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

LA18ss&44 NAtAt@t
fnssnas afrG rNsa1ses -
49,
Nrx & NarteFeA naA q AN
xms last wx Ma & = Niaf&
azga tao eh4a0rem 8aaies and MAftAsA
and irssrA Sea2n MzKes u AaS&
ssax ras. Aa * RsF ess Ms2
" l. pAs. IL azsa@ tuS eFF1 Us
ssna9 fsiAsiVss m N0aaA
C-
NJ. and NFx K3sne FNtestn
alaa MFx OEMAz poatsss Awad 3
eral aNss ia Moaale lass week was
AZ rUl1ekSn underwood = nAtns
okerat1oa AZ TIE 0UsExn hsNzutAk
-
Mn John cosie snpsssameo ~
honoF az Mis- ElsahegA Sufta g
Atmpnls "Wednesday nahk san :
ssazsbue9eF fry ana NeA8hsF fuas' Wa
tlsc beach. The VEINS pe en
Nylns als oasinx wesV Ml@As fsN
mine HcFrtne Nirkania HlaafAsa
GLORIA Colbe Annie LIRE Cole MAJ
9arrt Moore HolaetEr Doris Jaile
helen 0autAcf. and MAEy oAatiat
ana RoheFt BsAaen. Bobby ezNagz
Kermit Frederic. Joe Shepard Res
wangfxeia, ". Bilis CAntf poasias
0ulley and Calvin Haading
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Miss uaoxla Cole h0alofea Miss
Elizabeth jones wtth a set 1FaitA
PARTY at her heme th4 wssEnis
from ten oniaak - eicxeu-tniFa
The invited guests SER Misses
EathlreA Cole. AitnNe Hoe Annie
Iax Cole Es13estine Ton. EltEabeul
BISHOP. Lois and Evelyn oyerstrcets
Francis warden Mary and Hclris
Gautier. Doris Jane. pottie Daniel
WANDA Clark Louise KNIGHT. Cath
erine Buffet Jane Herring Jean
McInnis. Doris Newman. Shtfles
McNair, Joyce Justice. Margaret
Moore HOLSTER. Helen Def0rrest.
Cannie Marie and Blanche Grams
| Marguerite Cooley and MRiNa Sutn-
off. Refreshments Of assorted sand.
wicaaes. soft drinks and cakes wese
served by Miss Cole, assisted D
| Misses Hermtne Herring and Nr-
gsnia Hiidehrand.
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johnnie swan and Bobby Nc
Dewitt. both OF philadelphia. Pa
accompanied by Miss Matiallde Del.
mas. motored to New Orleans last
week for the seek end While II
New orleans Miss Delmas was ths
guest Of Miss LOIS MAnlnts TIA
party returned TO PascaRoula Mon
day night Mr. swan ard Mr.. Nc
Dewitt leaving Tuesday morning To-
their home In Philadelphia
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mr.. and Mrs. Charles j Lander
formerly OF Moss Point. have re.
turned from Houston. Texas, wisef'
they have made their home for thl
past several years. MI. Lander vii
be the manager Of the new A. g. T
store in Pascaeoula. At the prcsenI
they are making their home witt
Mrs. Lander's mother. Mrs w. +
Davis. In Escatawpa
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Sister Mary OF The Angels. Of IN
Convent OF the Holy Sacrament il
Lafayette. La. spent a day ans
night this week IN P~ascaaosIla. o.
her way to Alabama 10 spend he
vacation with relatives. Sister Angel
as she was known here. wa con
nected with the convent here untl
several months ago. when she wa
transferred 70 Lafayette. She ha'
many friends IN Pascagonia wins
were delighted to e her again, II
only for q short while.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald " Davis o.
Meridian. were vtatsTs IN Pascn.
guula on Tuesday. while on theil
vacation trip.
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Mrs. DeLimon and son OF Metaifis
Louisiana. spent the dny. Wednes-
day. with Mrs. Joseph Bonomo
They were accompanied b Mrs
David Jung Of New Orleans.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

HLaakHIFa ~ oEHEf
cut for parade behind thelF own
band. 70 them their marine com
mandeF j. known IS the Chief. FoT
years TIE Samoan youth haze held
i = hleh honor 70 serve IS : rta
EEaE, ard TIE sons . chiefs Ne
foF that distinction. chief Bates
recenflY arrived in samoa fex h6
eizhteeu month tour 8 1ufy.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Income from Kansas farmers
from chickens in 1893 vas approx
mately 100000: income from eggs
s12.B5.00O.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Allen and Mrs
Clifton Rouse visited relatives IN
Mobile. Sunday.
D.
Rev. and Mrs p. o Nix ana fam
lily attended the annual picnic
given Tuesday at DeSoto National
Park for the pastors Of the Metho-
dist church Of the Seashore Dis
uict.
MI. and Mrs. w. r Ravens have
returned from a pleasant visit with
their son and daughteF-ln-law. Mr.
and Mrs. jeff G. Ravens, Of Alex
ander City. Ala.
D.
Miss Edna Lockard. who has been
the guest of her brother and sister
in-law. Mr.. and MR.. j. T. Lockard.
has returned 70 her home IN Meri-
dian
Ira 7. Hayens and little s0n. Dan.
Of NOxapater. Miss have been
guests Of Mr. Ravens father and
mother. Mr. ard Mrs ". r. Ravens
o
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ ROBERTS and
daughter. Mis- Maize Roberta. wfao
have been residing IN Pa4cas0uia
for the part year. have returned 70
their home at nj. Pleasant
o.
Tuesday. August &c Mrs. Clifton
Rouse entertained With \ swimming
party fer her son. Charles Clifton.
In honor Of his fourth birthday
There we're thirteen children pres
ent 70 enjoy the swimming Ia us
creek. Refreshments q sandwiches.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

sur Sun HiKh Iow
ne ~ T6s Tee
August
Il So SIS ssi IN ia pm
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Mrs. Delphine White and children
Of New Orleans. visited in the J. D.
Buffet home on Beach Boulevard
last week.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

II ~ Tsx Fayeas = a. clss ~ razes.
snals y Sskssaa csHnty. MissaeslnsA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Mesdames T. q. Haywood. Glen
Hays. John Grant. Jr4 and Harold
Eel. spent the day. Thursday. with
afr, and Mrs Pitt Smith IN Gulf
port.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Mrs. DeLimon and son OF Metairie
Louisiana, spent the day. Wednes-
day. with Mrs. Joseph Bonomo.
They were accompanied b Mrs
David Jung Of New Orleans.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Bills ras. N6a * REV Ass@ Mss
" l. pAs. IL azsnzsEs tns pre1 rs
ssEa4 feiAsiess 10 No&bA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Mrs Laura Bell Mauldln returned
Friday to her home In Memphis.
after spending two weeks visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur L. Allen. Mrs,
Mauldin was entertained on Thurs
day night with a swimming party
and = picnic supper afterward at
the Allen home.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Mrs. John Ray. Of New Orleans,
spent several days last week visit
ing In the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. c. winterton In Gautier.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Glover. who
have just returned from New York.
where Mr.. Glover is studying at
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

NJ and Mrs. ks&an< FNltetsa
ana MF& OusAz roftssHs ANfd ~
eral aNss ln MoaAit lass week asssfs
Az rpiseEan underwood = mAias
operation AZ uhe OUsxnn h0zutAk
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

cganhis ruft4rssW. ev &HauN4
frs4nas ass6 rxsa1scz - ra
~
Mn & NastereN naA q tm
enss tast meea Mfa & 4 Niaf2
are ta0 eh4farem 12aiee and MAftAssh
and trssnA saaan M1Ke@ u 1aSA
n
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Mesdames J. o. Cole and e. r.
Grant and James Gupton OF Hous-
ton. Texas, visited relatives In Mo
bile. wednesday.