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her hasns ~ Mobile. after q several
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Jean Carol and Mrs Motion Camp
heH ard JESSE left fer their home IN
Tuscaloosa. Ala. TueSdav. after
Ng~ndfnR the week end VISITING their
mother. Mrs JOHN b CUNNINGHAM.
Mr. and Mrs 4 Trpadweli Of
Mobile spent q fec hours Saturday
VISITING their san Mr. Jeck RuzaFd
Nj and Mrs S B Aieco Of Green
Vile Pa arrived wednesday fnr =
visit II the home Of Mrs Bessie
Aireo and Misses Willie and FLOR
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h0ne Of Mrs Abeis parents. Mr..
and Mrs Alien Elder.
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Miss Mildr~4 Davis OF GaIlpurt
were guests Saturday tn the home
Of their brother-in-iAw and sister.
Mr. and Mrs leon Nelson. John
Nelson returned with Mrs Anxler
for s visit Of several days
Miss Anna Mcleod returned Mon
CAV from RosedaIe. Miss. where she
hsS been a teacher IN the Rosedele
High School. TO spend the summer
vacation in the home Of her mother.
Mrs Louise p Mcleod.
Mrs. Robert Barr. after a few days
visit IN the home of her brother-in-
lax and sister. Mr. and Mrs T l.
D@Lashmet. returned Monday 70 her
home in SprinEfliiI La
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week in New Orleans
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CAV for q several weeks visit to rel
ativek IN Mecomb. Miss and
Smaekover. Ark.
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and son. Floyd. Of Port Arthur.
Texas. spent the week end IN the
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SPONSORS.
RENTAL SHELF Of.
BOOKS.
WEEKS ~ Mlsssmsenl Anih3ss On
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O. Living b. fka xtlfsae4 assd
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important for Women

A weak, rundown condition often
gives . foothold TO fnerfsenaI
6ys~eHOyYbes. causing much peri
odieal distress from headaches.
nervousness, eramp-like pain for
women- cARDUI 50 often helps in
such cases. for II sharpens appe-
tts, boosts flow Of gastric juices;
30 improves digestion, helps build
physical resistance. CARDuI, tax
en- = few days before and during
"the time" is another way to help
periodic distress. Used 80 years.
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sousss following tfe games sin -
tea Guests ard eiuh members Nho
enjoyed fhs afternoon s0gsthef Mexa
MssaaHsss n l. Bana RaiFA Uaezs
naben Barr ~ q nfooEne & y
Beandsine y q epann. JF A J
Franklln and Thomas CosIisoH
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fssn4 4 fnA Enma
FaN Nat1 hank. sxfansa hard
Hn9 s1s no LYea HeN - Isl
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ARE you INcLUDED7

III 81 effort - have al residents q paaeagoala
and Moss Point and other parts Of Jackson Included II
the 1910 census for the county, those wha. to their
knowledge have not been contacted b he censas
enumeration are urgently requested % III IL the feI
lowing information which will be f0rMAr6ad % tbs
Bureau Of Census for this district. located 1T HatlMH-
burg
II Il important that this information be fseiA
tered. Each citizen and resident owea i - hsaAasif
and community u wee that NJ i Included n the feuaHs
Those ubo have ret bern contacted ~ the eensus
enumerator ere asked 70 IN u tie hlanE hel0N an
send the same % the eensns supervisor y re AAsef.
liAeT Publishing Co office Ia PAaeas00iaz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31

Ms T. l. DeLszhmet entertained
che Impro<nptu Bridge Club - her
home o. Thursday afternoon Hrs,
prize Coca-eolz - Derye9 during
q L Bend received aBe hien sooTE
the games and ; delicious salad
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31

4 efTaIp 81 yaaEIa pecstis met ~
TIE home u M ard Mr3 EsMsn
I<nneo % Pridaf evening t. o.
gafize . club 20 pfozzlote ffieadshlp
a name fer us eisb N1B b. so1e4 On
- fhe next meeana Nf2leh a4l -
reid # shf is0sHe q HF ard Mr2
Harn Raiffman. wffn fheif daaza-
~. Ruth as t1aEssz
Tfx following have bHen Elected
% serss q otfeeFa curing tae fssE
RuE8z Kaufman. president 4afte
CoalIaan. SECRETARY 3sd Treasures
Aftm ne baMfess meeting ; peas.
and aa<Iai hesH Haz snsosAa - as
MNn q ne hare and deiteleze foe
sFsam HE6 Gaze HzTe EeFsee - -
memkxr4 NfN enos3z 1his u<zkaaat
evening taaetk1 Bun n~alfs.aan
gnx4 cofiBon. Jean Nelson. a4EEM
sNsnn els Ela1sa RuszeEI Lazas
william nedmaa4 Tor az2en
Dsakze Ffankitn azd kdein LREznsp
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pahc Natl Bark refund expenses
handbag bonds aeet $1,000 honda
siaa1 ~ y HesdelhegR fe-sergioe
ia connection Win iusuAnee SIS
supsa Dist binds Dlsfa a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31

J. J. Murphy sal Keeper ~ Hatuu
Doe. ssano Russell Carver. - d
bdr ON si3on0 J. J Fletcher.
ar. est. $500 Jne Holden. - a.
hde uka $50 10 " c Oliver = "a
u stm. 5000 n. Iee IrtnAitre. -
da at $3.50. $500 Norman Rouse
ls d. at e. so ESQ %. Esipens rerbv
4 "a at - 20 szH0 The TEXAS Co
Us a oil per Inv. acet bdns -
A. b Harris making pile bands acct
hds wk $50 n Hsrdon paint
me stop signs for p Bayou bde
sib9 Raw w Roberts A Mn0ei r
housing Tor trailer. 500 Taibpts
Motor CO. parts. labor, etc.. bdR
$3.50 The spann Hdw Co. uarts
a mat acct bdg ~ fiOi 20 Gulf
port Creoaotine Co. treatment on
psIirR. etc. acct hdn. sssi "a. z z
Fmrry. rs ifeal f. p1Iina ~ e acct
hdg. Uss86 l. P Hawley. IL hrs
cleaning drift from Bluff Greek
bde- $50 Texaro Service Station.
eaK acct hde- e Is Talbot Mnter
Co. iubrtcate. change oil per Inv
acct bdR wk.. tanI.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31

a r MeRehee. part sal mo Apfii,
1919 Mary Kate weaffnil. part
sal mo April s26N Miss pgasf
Co. serVice for April sfs - City
u paaeagouln. wafer far anhoala
se8W Sou Bel Tel A. TeI CO.
service A tolls. E1zns. unllet 0ro-
cery Co sup 1fM r A Parker
refund On Jackson trip. e2ooa
Head Ftrn A Hwd Co hardware
fpf repairs eett4z The AIS. pm
Co Offiee sup MA Bay Sup co
Inc. floor wax f1f nclaoai fioz9gn.
50 o. J I HalouEub Mfg ca. san.
tor sup. titos Dunawaf Plumb
CO. fountain hsaa \ labor. $50
" Il welch Mfr Co printing a.
piofnns. eiaD7. Palace Pharmacy.
fuses ri folsan. ehIoruso~m. 20.
sap Dists. l ena Z Industrial DE.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31

Paiaee Pharmacy. sup etc aeca
dredse s46g JoeN Service Station.
nart uer II. arcA dNe $40 Railway
Express Agency. eKEirrss On g. o y
charges acct dfe. ssi - y s Post
office c o . eharass an parts aert
dge. 1880 Head rarni A. How
Co. sup anct dye s20I8 L Ymwn
2ns hrA ~ SOC aect dye ti0sb o ~
Savage. rs hrx. If 50c acct dee
sfizm d Sherman. 40 hrs at ar
art eee si08M . Krehs IT.
hrs 1t 40c aeet dye $3.50 J
Graham. 10e hrs 81 40c acct sse
essM r Hester. 30 hFt ~ soc
acet dee. sias 90 p Frederic go
hrs. At Coz acct dee fs1W +
Ladnler. fu7 hrs Al <oe acef dee
SOS 90 A catctot 1zf5 hrs At SOC
acct dge e7a850 " Beaavnz. is
hrs at 40r acct Gee, sTtN v
Seymour. iss hrr - sac aers dee.
Wfm b Iemaltre. fel hrs It 4o
acct ORE s764o : Miles. i81 hrs
A. soc acct dee. SO 20 L HaFTla
49, hrs. II 40c acet dye 80 - J
Manuel truck I d. at efm acct
DE. $40 II usufter 81 ter1d-
Ing 4 SUR fges tiT3W Miss
Power Co 2 lamp bulbs hee1 dEe
s7sg Paw FSiry 4 Meh Co. labor.
welding etc sect dae et8m p
s caniy. aet les erals fuel oi
acct 1ee- s9fm Turner eup Co.
sun soct dee. 50 - Woodward
wIehi 4 Co parts A 80 aeet
dre 80 Ia stan6ard Oh Co -
A ol sect dye eslz -.
Msss puWer Co hgnt 4 nNm
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Young Valverde Of
kreole Promoted
In us. Army Corps

Announcement has hnsn made -
ne Z > Army oufre % nne uFuzao-
tion Of Corporal Horace u valveFds
az kfeoie. 10 uhR Fank % Sergeant
Iiis promotion oanse on hts taeafy
fifki hiFth6sy -anniveFnaFy nffa adh-
seourHsiy ~ necans the rasanzssf
seFseant in the firns cavalry eFlsnos
II ths i'm U 3 Cavalry
Sergeant vAlvefae wna born IN
Jagksan ceaantY. Re enlisted fas ne
AtnF n Houstufl TenAa AuEuzf 1.
ie1a. les thnn to wears Aan. The
Foana uon-oosnmlNsione6 offIaef ~.
tended elementary nrhcpi IN Ala
barns and Mihziazaura. ttie Baptist
Academy az Lasfisaassa. Ana Ass
schnni in Texas tuevaoD. 10 enlist.
mfnt u the army
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$50 & - WIHefNsa sue Asxt
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NtfY A Mr. CO pialnsng , efn8r
hiaas3 enrt rd - eake FAfaeat
No3oa o. iAhoR Acet "a usak ~
Read Mkiatsnanes Tuna
Fst4eas H0sTseae1 sal CO hieh.
trsY natroi tiHM y G MllteF
sal O. hises palEe4. NpM IRE
Hn0un Hdw Co parts efr inil naz
ttm Head F1fu A udu On. eun
acct "a M 81 Coz Allen n.w
srastu tss hfn ii stsc sa lnt~s-
Ter Mailegtr opf unster he hfr 81
csc. 1910 DAfaeF Neipefk aF1vex
truck 10 hrx II go 81 e. = \
whaties iahof Is hf& sci g
~ tAdrief lahxn 10 hre 81 D.
ako1a Standard OIL Co es2 a Ell
per lnv. accf I'd patfoa ttst Mea-
err AAte Service eas A. nl aeet -
gSatrul 1881 r. FTaakiin 3 hard
les. etc. arct I'd ~ t3N pAsc
Parv a Mch CO. maHine nartA
welding .reTmsrinx n mrh. tileTt
Taibott Motor Co partA lister. etF
acct I'd bda. ese7a = n foeknf0
rtehi-af-wak f0f hiuay acct rds
s2saee Miss eaIAs wexdman. ART
purchase land 20 BE used Cor rat
Cor hiway. ee0oa n n Young ene
suprY. I'd prot. s5iaso City e
r~AscaeoHla. eng suEzs golf eotErme
e21a IS. y b. Tyler Co asphalt APP
niled on River I'd. t6s o. r. u
Young. civil ers expenses Incurred
wPA prof.. ssosi
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service acrt des.. ssane. NJ . Ty-
ief. mixing aafd aA1halL ekr arrt
hoxplEal driveway. sisI&. Tuwn ~
ocsan Hnsinea apzsopsattnn aect
apnfo acct school aezsa o. LIEN
school e. 07pU CITY o. Mos nulnt.
Rural Eep Sch ussf. nrnra anef
school. tfn1 o. ranr Rural sen
sch Dist sfTsn Aref $ 81 80 81
Nchnei Fund
a = Neeehek Aai a sfagun aee4
seT - Mar Kate wesafaIi. ~. A
Exp mo Anrii slao0 MyFfis Hen
les sal. 40 d. ~ a4tGI2 : na
at fTs %. tta.ff aou. i3eli Ts1 A
Tel Co megy tolls NO. AnEI1 anef
xapt edn. tzs0 Palace phafm-
aey SIN acct SURF ECU. e2A Tne
Ady pub Co 800 psFfeci Asseu. Aers
vint eda. fieE
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

Continued From Page Ten
much more relaxing 10 SIT hack
and let someone else do the work =
You ought to be worried half
to death. Faith laughed. Turn
ing me loose with a gorgeous new
car like this"
But you were my real reason
for buying IT. The other one Is too
clumsy FOR country driving BY the
way. while we're on the subject
I've been going to suggest that
you use this all the time
Keep 1t at the house. you
mean 30 Faith asked with her eyes
straight ahead.
That's right. There's garage
isn't there at that place where you
live
Yes. but =" Faith could imga.
Inc what Miss Van would say If
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Will Repeat
G. p. S. Play
No Scenery Used
In Our Town"

Something ass In the Haa. pro-
fssssansl ths.tsr VAS sspsFssnesd
by the audiences which filled Jaass
hall Friday night for ths cnllsEs
Of Puget sound Campus risy.
eFatisfs presentation AZ Our
Town" The Thornton Wilder Isu-
llissr prlse play II ess . simple.
human picture n The psnrls aha
made 40 the population n Growers
Corners. . New Hampshire village.
whlsh might have been any small
town. The simplicity n thar
everyday life IL laid attn such
complete understanding that =
bond Of the deepest sympathy il
established between players and
audience
The fact hal the play ~as
staged without scenery waa not .
disadvantage bit seemed "a
hslshisa the action And give u =
greater dimsnsian and aasen.s To-
ssrih' character Ths episodes ~
the three aais srs sAiIlfallY hisnassl
~ ths philosophical FsmhIlns. NJ
ne sssss manager and nerralar
The postie character and hss.lg
81 The Wilder script fioM.a rhyth.
mlesily Through ths thfss ssss.
sustaining The interest Ia inc last
tram The early msfalHs seea~.
preparing tas hrsaafssla and get.
ting the children OF 10 senaal b
The final sesas In ~hlrh occupants
II The village graveyard rom.
msnt.d On spms NJ the mistaken
phlless.phlss n llfs ths attention
~ tbs aaalsnas ~ss he'd
The PLAY Nss prepared uaass
The difsetiun II Martin. Pearl
jones. professor ~ speech and al.
sseiaf of Inc drama department
At shs College - Puget Hound II
all 10 Fspsstsd this saturday
nlshi. slih tho curtain ftslns ~
o'eioes
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Board and Room Girls
BY VIDA HURST

she should max. use Of II for such
a purpose
Its sweet Of you 10 suggest IT,.
Hartley. Hui I couldn't do that. "a
You mean you don't want 10
be under obligation 10 me But.
my dear. there are no strings at
taohed. You might AZ well be driv-
ing It After all have no use Tor
two cara.
II sounded 90 reasonable the nay
he was putting II but Faith shook
her head.
Don't tempt me II just ISN'T
the kind Of thing can accept
Hartley smiled
still the little Puritan and
maybe you're smart at that All
right. little Red Riding Hood, tho
naughty old wolf will have to
change his technique
You're not an old wolf. she
assured him And I'm not In the
least afraid Of you or your tech
niqus If you know what mean
That's rather glarlnsly obvious
II you were afraid | should feel
much more hopeful about the
whole affair"
Faith laughed and pressed her
foot on the gaA. The good country
air. the rich deep green Of the
woods which pressed against them
now from every side had invigor-
ated her weary spirit
Here sh. was in a brand new
ear with a suitcase full Of bseom-
Ing clothes, driving toward = gay,
restfnl party II vas q wonderful
opportunity 10 put her unfequited
love out of her mind In unfamiliar
surroundings. aided by riding,
swimming and dancing, she would
forget the man who had kissed her
and run away
What a shock II Was having
reached that brave deelslon 10 find
their host sitting ON the yefanda
of the big roughly finished cabin
with . girl in gsyly eolored sports
clothes. and Lee Brent.
To he fontInued)
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Yule Furlouqhs
Will Be Granted

Most of the approximately "a
0fn soldiers at Port Lewis. Camp
Murray and Aochard. shass homes
are nearby. siil have Inc chance 10
hans their Christmas stockings in
front Of the family hearth. II ..s
indicated today
All three posts viii operate with
skeleton forces 10 enable The lAsu.
anet Of Christmas furloagha 10 .
large percentage Of the men.
Even seleetlys Service recruits
despite the short period they viii
have been In service. Will be grant
ed four-day fuFiouKh Other
tfalnses, too. all be granted time
off for the holiday season.
Leave for tfalness. which IN.
eludes some 47s men At Fort Lewis
and more than 400 A. nechafd
field vii start Tuesday Dee "a
end Friday. Dec n. according 10
word received from the sar de
paftmsnt In Washington d e.
Railroads all grant reduced rates
for service men.
rs ali a part of Inc armys
policy 10 keep morale hlgh. Gen
George E. Marshall chief Of staff.
has told commanders OF Ire four
armies that commanding officers
must b reasonable in dealing sith
the new soldiers
Burroughs fof msmbsts Of tbs
81 Division al Fort Lewis and tas
4ist Division at Camp Murray All
BE- longer. probably from Dec. 2.
until Jan. 4
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Legion Planning
Big Night Monday

Lesiennaires Of Rhodes post can
look forward 10 one of the big
meetings Of the year Monday
night.
Item one: American Legion past
commanders vii put on the pro-
gram. With Chairman Herb Ward
promising that this years event
vii be something To see and hear.
Item two. Rudy Nichols. new
department commander. Is slated
n pay Tacoma his first official
visit. accompanied by Fred Fucker.
state sdjutant
During the visit Of the depart
nent head. presentation Of the Le-
elon's coveted diamond award will
be made to Roy Johnson. who has
enrolled individually more than 100
members in Rhodes post this fall
A really snappy show will be
given by the past commanders. &C
oording to Frank Calender, assist
Ing Ward in the details. A feature
will be an especially written futur-
istic sketch. with past commanders
y leading roles. Professional vau-
deville performers are billed to sp-
pear in singing and dancing num-
hers. also. The evening will top off
with refreshments in the basement.
Before the meeting IN Legion
hsll. the Last Mans Club COM
posed exclusively of former Legion
commanders in Tacoma. will hold
It's annual dinner at the Winthrop
hotel.