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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
Shipyard Workers Voted
Yesterday To Join With
American Federation
81 nAfiets Caa and uextian Mss
Cesaartad In Very Or3eriy MAJ
@gs Win ~ Matsxsty AZ a.

TIE employees az tire In9alk strip
oa4lcHg pant A. ANNOUNCED here
tcfarN vuse1 "Wednesday afternoon
70 make ahK American Federatsn q
Labor their bargaining agents for
The Production and maintenance
employees Of the ShipyArd
II w1ii Be recalled that when Tire
men voted 70 return 20 wxzrk ard
olc 50 or Monday naorT1inT. March
18Th afiex TIRE strike called Is al
legec for lack Of proper equipment
Tor certain TASKS. it wa& win the
announced intention that they were
70 vote on the matter Of future
Union affiliations
The Natiaaal Labor Relations
Boand ordered the election % Be
held within a cextst7 period of time
70 dstermsns whether or nax the
employees o. the k~1sspbuissfgnx plant
should Be represented by an affIl-
department OF che American
Pederataon q Labor. This electSon
was ordered by Charles n logan.
director Of the NLRB. who
was here 70 investigate the strike
situation.
The plant has been operating with
3 fal force since the return Of the
workers on Monday. March 18th.
the result o. TIE ballots cast was
a~nxtoESly awaited by many people.
the total number voting being 6si.
Total ballots for A. r. OF L 54s.
AGAINST Ito. challenged votes three.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
Mississippi Youth
Suggesting Safety
Slogans For NYA

The State Director % Employ
ment frT Tire National Youth Al
msnntrstion c o Enmerlch. an
uouncec TODAY that slogans % b
entered in the NYA SAFETY Slogan
eonteH AZ being received daily b
the district offices from the NYA
NorE experiences youth enrolled o.
EYA Work units n MlSzlzsipp
TIE NYA Safets slogan contest
wnaea was tnaaxlrased or February
= e promote safety a. 3 good work
haiti has Rut inEo fuIl swing AZ ths
coutest Tor March Is under waX
Tnus Tar sanze q ne best entries
aeroruiug = TIE committees Il
chars iris maufh are 10 Us
~eNTetGlDesx a. q weapon against &C.
eSaen@ unlimited b Baruen Z
Wake frum zhs MA sheet msesa.
shgp Laurel Mz - With Goz.
So Tul many 10 So - Ncll d.
80 all certainty 80 Longer sub.
azlEtec b. Herman M01Ard N.Y.
reaiceut center Vtak4buFE Ms
y Running machinery has no con.
zelH1ce-Naieh Nozr ftnzers. SD
mi1sec by Alton Porter. FTA vOoe.
so1klng shop Meridian Mas =
@I1e more gea eFas Us iesa Yul
eAn bod referring q keepnz
finger OH u running machinery
#ELAHH
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
Moss Point Rotary
Elects Officers For
The Ensuing Year

A. tix regular m~~slnE q tts
Maas Point RatAgF Club uaEyNtay
AEg4I szh. tfe following offHeexs weTe
siretee for lsf 1901 srasaa which
eezir3 jus s. 1870 President l.
Z Hays v-lew-westaent G P Wood
sNxxwfzxY-sre&agrvT A l. Aunr1@
THE fallozinG we're elected %
serve with the above named or tire
Hoave q Director z sata0ff
ps@ president z 6 Wosd J A
Christ
There w4s . fse Tute f0 aae eew-
enth member between A J Franklin
an1 = A KhAyag. ans there all b.
. ran-dff a. the next Meeting
Jease Thompson ard X v Burn
ham viii attend ue International
Convention "a Havana IN June
A large nunbex - mautper
agreed % attend uas Fifth Annual
insew-CEtg meeting xnNH = &pon-
s1red rs TIE Biioxi RotaKg Club OK
lN evening q April ctr : - . tn
u TIE Rasn& VISA HoseA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05

Octave John D4LAmotte. AGED 81
Years , months and IL days died IN
the jackson County Hospital on
Sunday morning. March 81. 1870. at
10 O'Clock. after an illness Of three
Neekz
Tne funeral vas held from the
Pals Funeral Home IN Moss Point
On Monday morning at 800 O'Clock
Eex. z l. walton conducting the
service. assisted D. Rev john BrOck
and Rev T. Barton West. with In
ternent IN the Griffin cemetery.
ne pail bearers were. ActiNe-W
n Dutton. r. L rehAu. II y
Yossnf. p C. Wells. ) II Cariot and
Prank Moody. al employees Of the
MlzssSlpps Export r r. o which
deceased sas general manager for
several xearx HouoraE-Tbe MEM
tiers q Moss Point Ledge No. 2N2l
? & A n The impressive com
mEuaeut service Of the Esz1aS Or
der zaz read as TIE friends zho had
followed he remains 70 the grave
s.aad Nith bowed heads
Mr DetAmOtfe a. born II Laba-
asexaIie La. or January r. 1855
He received bis school edueaann in
the H3gh school - LAbadievile
Afterwards taking = business coUrss
Il Bowling Green Business Uni
KeHz4F he also began course IN
railroad traffic management N ths
LAssIie EHteuzluu 0oafx 4tudying
- night after working during ths
ca HEactyIua ~ diploma. AR
DxIamofte began . 80 up IN ths
rallEuNa uaEiue8 Deanx successfully
telegraph Operator cashier. agent
rae EzeFk ASSISTANT Traffic mana.
aeH. ard analH. HzffIe mznAEer o.
ne aIenmOfa a Western EAllruac
e. Leaompts IA After four year
e Leoupte he moved e ZcSag
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
Rotary Club Elects
Directors For Year

Al ihe annual election of the
beard Of directors Of the Rotary
Club the following were elected j.
" Brumfield. J. Z Stone. A v.
Smith. T r. Wells A j Crasack
and J W Moore.
r l. Head. whose term as presi-
Dent Of the club viii expire At the
End Of this Rotary year Judy -.
viii automatically become q mem
Der % the Board of Directors for
the rlexf II months
Immediately after aae luncheon,
The neT board met and elected OF
ficerS for the club These Will be an
n01nced at the meeting next week
Plans acre discussed fer the local
clubs participation IN the Inter
City meet a. Hotel Bnena Vista BIZ
l0x1. next Tuesday evening. and for
the attendance of one Or more Pas
cazouia Rotarianx at the Interna-
1ona5 Convention IN Havana. Cuba
Plans were made for a ladies night
70 Be given later.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
The Skull Will Be
Presented April IL
Seniors, T. II. S.

The senior play. The Skull. win
be presented on April 1t The cast
Of characters includes. Anna Ma
son Insane Woman. jamie Chap
man; Mary Harris Character wo-
mani. Margaret Moore Hoflixter,
Dorothy Merrill unRenue Lead
Evelyn REnfroe. Prof Vofgcese
Mysterfous Person.. Oliver Seovel
Bob Demarest tNexSpaper Nam.
Kermit FreceFicki Jerry BrowneIl
II s Dist Atty. Roberts Bodden.
DF. Tolman Mysteri0us PERSON..
Edward Baum. Capt Vernon Then
by Detective from Scotland Yard
Joe SnepArt; Harry Alxing Ia Cock
ney Assistant 70 AIlenbyl. Charles
Oeer; Spirit 777s Saul = Master
Crook. 77g.
The play takes place at about 10
o'clock at night Ia the cflancel Of an
old deserted church
From beginning 70 end. The
akuu~ i nlkea nzth har-rAtzfnx
thrills ana yUu are Kept busy gness-
ing until the very last scene as TO
who The Skull really Is
Don't mis- IT. It's good
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
0.L.N Alumni To
Give Bridge Tourney
Wednesday. Apr. IL

The o Z v Allunnl Is gansax1ns
: rN1ohrate bridge Tosfxrtsnieftf r.
~ heA1 a. tfs Eks Club oxlusilng
"wednesday April fTth 81 Ice 3 n
ard each f~u3hoxiuE week - the sanan
hoaF. exAfInx "wednesday May 81.
Ms wIl1esmlnA 0lEnn<es. eeFti-
fiea bridge teacher 81 M0hss Ala
wla - II charge Miss 0iAngeF Is
3 8rietxe expert and n4s held tour
a4ulen2 n several sEztea Sne w4l
xlee g I5-minHts iectaFe
LADIES' ard gentlemen PLAYERS ART
invited 70 kin this cnutesf ard 70
make reservations a. an early date
B@Autsfui iVsing capH WlH o award
70 ne HinfasF8 Select yna1 partner
{ ysN prefer uhr wlurlng teams will
individually receive 4 cup Tckau
s. 50 for tire series
MRS W Z WIGGfNS.
Chairman
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05

washington % C=eSpeeaali-
Pointing out that - q matter q
strategy. No effort xAa made - aid
uaFitg funds 70 tne Agriculture APP
wowIasfan BIN r. TIRE Hause Rep
FnsenaaalTe VIM Il CaimeF ID
Mis- called so hh colleagues IN a
aeeen or the floxf q the House 10
axEee tu the iteEn q Efzbo0@0
added b the Senate Ter tbs par
pose
Tbe Mhssksippi Congressman e1-
g4slHea ahat the strategy . aiiuW-
lnf ire Senate 20 place fhese parity
payments h tne btA rather than Tor
ne House &c undertake e wheu tire
o. passed the House Nas dae q me
fact hat there N 8 larger pFupW-
sAoEate agricultural representation
= re senate than u ire Houe lie
pointed car that the majority IS the
uazse eane from cities and have
lite kasabsdge eF IateFeaz rs ne
~uFu1seuz o the farmer NneHsa2 On
ne Senate q majority - Ire ssna-
aosH esEse from agricultural states
Congressman ColmeT addressed
MS appeal primarily - tks mem
neFa from the great metropolitan
eeuses6 pointing auf Il shem tnai
fHe asF citizen car prosper oaly
Z TIE farmer s. eu5oalnz zaase pros
xElaN He estimated tnat Eitnol'
fhe parity payments tne cosbor
faraU EgulG receive cry 6 o.
aenM 8 gnss.a and tne Nasaz faFme,
EnlF4H - foTtF-nse esaa pr aaahe.
He a1nErA8teC tire InaoMs - m
farmer during us usas Eve GEAR
zzsh Eaas ~ Other NaFkeza siaaui
fEzz ~ pei income uEE Hxaau rr
&c farm Ra1 tiM q compared q
asz - xrsol iu esnsx aeeapat1a
Re called attention - IL zazauanI
q tue secretary q Agriculture 1eforI
auk se4ats hglculaare Caumlttef
comparing me prices 1at ~
farmer mzst pas ta1zF for com
madzala manufactured l. cites Elu
ne nzzass 81 TIE aans articles Il
1913 uaAg ne 6eaF4 Ece5aek 4
c. catalogue o. faezE RESPECTIVE
: FszEz= = showed uaaz gHE aEeFzs.
pziee q Eo.k tuir4 increased fFul
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
SITE PURCHASED
FOR new SCHOOL
BUILDING At LYON
HepR Ts Have Nee Baiadinr Ready
tW oErapaEHy ~ hexsnnIng Of
fSfeiGi se4sfsn

Tire neW Lg0a Rzrf8l separaie
School Dxalszst safsnc6 Is exgrcdod e
b. ready far th0 Ie40-issf session.
A site has b@en purchased froan the
L N Darrxlrr Lumber Company
an ase seth Elce q Z s HlRhway
- ard urse-cuNrtsrx OF q nnEle from
West River The neR 2chooi build
rs All ~ az coxscrrfe and . model
h Ia eosipznerl etc
Tnn site % TIE building hAs been
MADE possible - the sale OF bonds
that uae citizens q tins District
Futsa on March and for S35Oo0
These bonds hhye been validated
and ser sold Monday. Augl lst
Sealed hidz wege received Is the
Board Of SUPERVISORS from . num-
Der % buyers The bonds we're sold
e J O. Hickman. Inc. vicksbarx,
Miss and Max ? Alien Company.
q H~azlehuFst Miss. At : price never
exEeearG BY Jackson county. The
first tgt SIS coo. bear interest rate
At at# and IRE second lot. $1,000.
bear interest a. a.
Warren McCIcAkey. architect OF
Tire L G winterton Organization
designed the plans for the new
school building and construction Of
sAme viii be under the supervision
Of L G Winterton The erection
Of lie building uzil be started within
= short time and Is expected 70 be
reads for the next school term this
fall.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
SEVENTH ANNUAL
JACKSON COUNTY
TRACK, FIELD MEET
VIZ ~ He1 un fhN Ha~nawuuIn
tflEA Sxhed F1eta Tanaxht
S1arfinx "A us

P4xz are coxxnEesx fw sassre ths
Seventh AnruMi J&r9aoRs Cesarty
Track snr FseE Mees fsrr snsaszil
gf NTH events Whnl1aleg tc
starr wrwuExxr ~ ! IS Segs
Cx@Eh Rex4rawev ard mvsxai track
ars fsexn peFkfn8seu JsEalw CsF
esN wal b. Ur hsr6 "a fArdle shls
o~seAndfnw xpzrt event wneh has
ktezdtly Eruwn ffnxF ypzr 70 svaF
\ ua<al az etrven tragk esrFf1 arr
nse field events arr &seaalexa 1ita
handsome tyuFs1y ge4fzR g. sise
slEtnisi0 sehoos a. wei a. individual
Nx@rM tn emrh event
f~ndinAEEnxm are ira MN Point.
lSB efzAfnpaNu& "a Pmseaau1an ri1
D. ne hadlux c~oupneNrz Tor ths
crown Ahst~ OcHkH 5fwtnE usav
Wo9ece q threat TIE MaM pNns
team 1E prueaklY hare fhn AtFola
ss TRACK fsNxn wf1iM 4hs nMaaua.a
s<5e tmaEn Eh0gl1 ~ ssnatns
TIE 1879 rseet wA8 marked hg
eaxfst sxss4Flx rrcozgta b~lBs hru&eE
ard SEVERAL rrcorc ho4s@Ts ufil b. or
harM thA year Tire PxranNA
girls ieam VIII b. Handicapped bs
the loss 81 Betty J4sze Faster wh0
y wvseusnd b. Illness tr04l par
tEiwArg
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
GOVERNOR, LIEUT..
GOV. AND SCLONS
TO VISIT COAST
viii visit PasaEouta and Mos
Pukmt SATURDAY. TIE VISIT
Our Industries

Governor Paul johnson. LAeuten-
AAn@Esaunrsazsr Unusk1e A8aFEANrszn rms
Ae4niRn 81 The legislature VII vtsit
the Coast this weekend. The Mem-
hers OF the Legislature will arrive In
0ulfport on a special train Satur-
day morning 1t 1910 The Governor
and LAeutenaut-G Governor VIII drive
TO the Coast At the conclusion Of 8
hreakfESi given IN jackson SATURDAY
morning for Postmaster General
James A. Farley.
II the Governors party arrives II
time they VIII proceed 20 Pascag0uh
and Moss Point before returning %
GulfpOrt for a banquet at the Marx
ham Hotel Saturday night
ne Members Of she Legislature
wfii be met by automobiles al n
special train al 0ulfpoTt and driven
70 Biloxi for lunch. After this they
wall coEHle TO PaScaEouia and assem-
Die At the office of the ingalls, Ship
building Corporation and win tner
b conducted through The largf
plant
Mr ". r. Guest execuuve vice.
president Of Ingalls, Shipomldlnf
Corporation. vii furnish guides e
escort the Members 81 the Legizls.
txre through the pant
Prom the ingalls, plant they vii
- taken over he Z s Highway p
and the blaek-top shortcut 70 viey
the plant OF the Southern krat
Corporation PROM the paper mi
they all pass through and visit ~
City o. Moss Putnt visiting IN
jackson County Mills before leavEnl
this section
Measrz PcterzeH. awnerA and MI
Z " MluA general manager o. q
Jackson County Mills. v1ll have
number Of Key men present q g
ca9t the legislature through anc e.
plnln the operation Of the mills.
After Lhe toHr o she plant the
win leave for Ouifpuxt where the
all Spend he nght and return O
|. he special train % jackson Oh sun
day.
A local committee uNi escort n
visitor about while In JaeEsol
County.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
Shipbuilder Dies
At County Hospital
Tuesday Morning

Ferdinand n walker. a nasivv
and AHe-luER resident Of PascAwesla.
died - ne jackson COantv Hos
mtaa NJ 100 a m Wednesday
April } 1890, after 81 Illness q twn
uerks The funeral VII Be hela tnis
THURSDAY morning At ter osciock
fruza late horne a. deceased. eco
Lake Avenue, proceeding % the
Church az Our Lads Of Victories the
@ervice 70 Be conducted hy Rev.
FSsheF CAREY. with internent IN
Greenwood Cemetery. The pail
bearers weEe
Ac1txe-ArthuY Duvic cap3 n n
Cole. v W Barrier. HerueB q
0zutter. Te8die Bishop y. b Her
rine
Honorary - Ernest Moore. RaIDh
HolhSfer. Tom Dantzler. r. s CAntv
Dr J y Lockara. Joe oIIingeF Rex
Moore Manuel Duvic. Harold Gan-
tier. Z J Jane
Mr.. Walker had been prominent Ia
local s~hlpballdine for about twenty
five years. making q fine reputation
Is . builder Of fish boats. barges and
other small craft He had been.
owner Of the r b Walker a sons
for a number Of years He
uas So years and nine months az are,
had lived IN Pzscaeoula al hts life.
He Is survived by his widow. Mrs.
walker. four sons. Johnnie
Walker. Arnold Walker. Bernard
Shorty Walker. and Jimmie WAL
ter. al Of Pascagoula: two daugh-
serS. Mrs Vincent Moore. and Miss
Helen walker. both Of Pzscagcuia:
-hree brothers. Dudley Walker. san
Antonio. Texas. wIidred Walker.
La: and Armand Walker.
Pesczeoula. three sisters. Mrs. VIM
-ent Tucei and Miss Anals Walker.
both Of Biloxi. and Mrs. NJ. NJ
FfechaS Of PascaeoGla. and five
grandchildren
The kympathieS Of many friends
are extended the bereayed widow
and other relatives
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
FuNEKAI OF " 7. BILL
IR

Emezai aefF1ees Tor v 7 spaFk-
mau II whose tragic death a1rar-
re- e. THURSDAY morning Mzzea e
WeEe aeZ Saturday moz1llnE g. l. -
oeksE lsoxa TIE EGs F4nefaI Hauas
or Afazuaisa street arc HzezmeHf
Has Il Greenwood cemnaeT Il the
Baeh aIaH re Re- z 9 Make
81 g #aHHH E@cgaI eHlnsu II
charge = aza #rFirn
Tae nHaz %Faioe at - zrzEs Naa
caaaaeaa b member - Passage
= Ea Da4ze SO tIza zhen :
aeam H.zzaaaaI snVce - hex
TU# faHaxaHE Ecre us pal Dsar-
e a. xtaa emp1ger a1 laa Ad-
sa4aNf Fs1aaalns Company Eau-
- Lar E : C01eT = = HHn-
basE2 E + ssszar 54.a Lar ard
No. Eu@rM
= agaa . sympathy from laeaa.
tEuM - &c uezE aAa ozsn HecszF1z
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
SUPERVISORS ARE
ENTERTAINED BY.
H. D. CLUB WOMEN
AaauAI psnnsr Given at C~aszaaunsy
Iipa2 Iur~4aF q . Darkf
FrtnrsFal SPEAKER

TIE sIa1aEsf asnuer gtFsn ~ -.
Mo4ns uNraanttrannn Cub Nns1sef
10 tts nuaTe 81 Nup~rVtNusx Of 1Ark.
Wn eazafy WAS given a. tlae pRUs.
gu4sa Community House or THes
oar kEwss : ~ nnoB Al nembws'
81 TN board wese present MsNxrs
X " BaEuhan. pFx aert Hsurl
C0xhran HerrueN 2 Gaufzr A 2
&oran and r l. NAaxnn - sci ~
Other xues4 the guest ~ h19aW ard
wiFetEai as~akrf oc,rx PrsAssent G
J pAFss ut PvFmnsgou 1artaw Co
hgH.
The tMb.es &ere bTanflf8n9 enep-
rntea M nnsY sikh FwflHE foNeU
blE Ntth an apg~tGinS 6Hfses e
home eoaklTz a~ftrartlFasy arranged
ard seFase b. nestfy All sHta
Mr. Rae Braseg wuMded ana
wNonmac lae Kazass lr ApruWzt
waFas s9se NAs followed D. Ms
RB4a Cain cosntH demonstration
serat nha introduced prsssaeas X
VI Hafuhasn eh8 an behalf d tx
board q safAf@ aSark t06 81 the 60
Operation TN bsarG had given the
Houle psmazAsfSaDE movement r.
the eoanEs ard ~ the splendid re-
suits STAINED Miss Aaale Heater
district AQrnt from STATE College
WMs next lntu1duccd and made =
arsd EAIk Ok Home Demonstration
Wuk SgIxnntenoengh A. r Me-
aeneh "a called uruu and Ne II
tnru insFosaeea Prot G J DaFh9
who made 1aste q lengthy NNech
telling e Tire accomplishments q
me PexxlFkataa Junior ColIeas He
stressed he -neeeSsity o. saeh ~ IN
stltugiua q thr progress beng made
and % h2 rudeaT0r1 20 cundurs tfte
cotkee o. : high plane boxh A e
faculty 1n1 student personnel
TINS Wa Al the speech making
Durin9 sne dlnneT thk fanoNfnn pro-
gram vas gwen Solo. Cant You
Hear Ne CslIins. Gardiner b Mr.
Griffin Veto. solo 4 Dream Of
Jeans bY Los BosArxe. read1ne
The FFxt Date b. DosgIe Daniel
The guest ast IN addition 70 the
members Of the beard Of supervls-
0Fx ard those above mentioned. In
Mis- Addie Hester, district
agent from state College DT II O
Lancer. catlnsy health officer. J NJ
EpSlne county sanitary inspector
n ? Heldelbsxg atioruey for the
board nf supervisors and " T
spmgkman q the C1roncle-stsr
The loIloutns Az club girls weTe
present ard aksisted Ia fhe pro-
gram aFa IN serving Gloria
Roslax Dorothy Hague Loss Bosarse
Maize Roberta Beverly Taylor
Frances WarGen. Dnstse Daniel
MnaA Martin ard I1iarr3a Ctzsssa
Tz4@ aulMsuEnH ffnflR fse~zzsaaaSFs
ft0n Cfsto women were present
Mechanics Griffin webn. Pnn Davis
G Ravens Rae BradleS. presf-
fent VIII Ramsey. PercY Hinkle
o u Hague. ! II Rouse u s 0off
PRED Orouru Walter Delaney Rob
srt Rupn J s Delmas c l. CAk-
IoTd II S Hubbard. c n Michael
A. c Petersen Loren WtNersun. J
B Gibsou and Albert LFna. and
Misses Myrtle Garter and Jewel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
MANAGER OF MISS. EXPORT
RAILROAD DIED IN THE
COUNTY HOSPITAL, MONDAY
O. J. DE Lamotte Passes Away After An Illness of Three
Weeks. Was a Well Beloved and
Valuable Citizen

La. ana then 20 McEAry. Arizona,
where ne continued 20 work as gem
eral manager Of the Apache r r
He came 70 Moss Point In 1923 as
traffic manager Of the Mississippi
Expnrt r r In 1889. following the
death Of { c Macleod he became
general manager OF the road. which
position ne held at the time q his
death
Mr. DeIamotte vas married IN
Baltimore. Nd on May L 1915. 70
Ms Carolina Virginia Jones. VINO
survives him Also surviving are a
daughter. Heloise n. and q eon. Roy
c bosh Of Moss Point also three
sisters ana two brothers. Genexlexe
and Lucille II EdgHrd. La Mrs L
c Coco Ct Alexandria. La. Ru1olph
q White Castle. La and sidney Of
Pl4Qaemlne. La and his mother
MH1 4 DeLamotte. Of Edkarc. Ia.
Aside from being q fine business
man If DeLAmotte waz 3 mar Of
sterling character, q real gentleman.
= mar Ehom Il ~a : pleasure q
kuoH and g associate win He all
BE- gresaY missed not onlY - hLs
family. but b. fhe community II
iarEs and TIE civic organization
win which ne WAs connected he
80 = Eozai1ah having ben pHel-
aeuf 81 or TINE o. lne nos pens
Rotary club and & consistent and
valuable member
thus passes q moe FalaEnle cfl-
1enz 0ae N1aae place n TIE business
Ane eoezal world VII nu4 aeoB 3;
filed TnA pager. "a Do hundred
q citizens IL al Wahu q Hfs. pzuae,
e zIzea = tear az TIE hss - IN
Eaao uzn. ard 70 exteud - Harzn-
80 sympathy 70 hA bEreayec
mother. ssfe anc children aad che
rela4ssz
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c. Y. o. Entertains
Guests From Biloxi
Monday Night, April l

The Catholic Youth Organization
held It's weekly meeting Monday
night April / az the K Of :. Han
az 7 20
The meeting opened with q
praSer. wish A3iss ann E<sa Exasztd-
ing Is president
The purpose Of this meeting vas
10 entertain Father MulIenis c !. o.
group Of st MichaelS Parish. BIZ
loxi. Miss. as visitors to the c Y.
o OF Our Lady OF Victories Parish
Father Mullen introduced his
group Of young people. which con-
sisted Of eight girls and four boys,
TO a group Of Pasragouia c Y. o
members. consisting Of about 50.
The guests names were. Frances
Kroxacevich. Elizabeth johnson,
Mary Cvitanoyich. Eunice Duboz,
Matilda Surian, Rita Cazeaux
Louisette Landry. Ruth Butler
John Hlidro. Carl Casanova. John
Toraonto. Julius Mlodinish.
After introducing the visitors "a
everyone. Father Mullen made 3
short hut interesting talk to the
young people. encouraging them t1
60 or with this fine organization
Father Mckee. q sponsor Of the
c. Z o o. Pascgoula. made q short
talk. backing Father Mullen's speech
Father Carey pastor Of Our Lads
OF Victories Parish, introduced oui
officers 20 the guests.
After the tntroductions. games
were enjoyed By everyone. and yer5
tasty refreshments were served q
lCon.nued on Last PAGE
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