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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-12
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of George w. Weaver, de-
ceased Notice is hereby given that
Caroline l.. Weaver of Crooksville,
r. d., No. /, Ohio, has been duly
appointed executrix of the estate of
George w. Weaver, deceased, late
of Morgan county. Ohio.
Dated this 26th day of August,
1910.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge of Said County.
James J. Weaver, Attorney. 29a3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-12
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Walter S. Hiatt, deceas
ed: Notice is hereby given that C
l. Schofield, of Chesterhill, Ohio
has been duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate Of Walter S
Hiatt, deceased, late of Morgan
county, Ohio.
Dated this 9th day of August
1910.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge of Said County
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-12

Nothing to worry about when
you install a Magic Chef gas range
in a country home. PyrofaX gas
service is real natural gas, endorsed
bv your insurance company and fu-
ture supply is guaranteed in writ
ing from Morris Hardware.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

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East waek AeFe Ms DaFla Lee
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kHE8 Mmfaa FaNaeNan TaeuaaY
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05
mon SCHOOL nANnN
kEaIslEn MUH9G SCHOOL
- OFFICIALLY OPENED

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05
RArTFST MISSIONARY INT
HEARs rkoMENEsNT srfAKxa

Mrs 8 u MrflwAan wAs the
egncsnus hnsfest b. the Baptist wo-
mans Mise1oaazy unAen nsrettnx en-
Moa1ay July / Mrs. \ L. walker
made a. interesting ressst ~ the
JunAm 0tfh Auxiliary encAnnmcnt
rrceltly heia Ia HaftleNfurw Sire
explained faily Tire aofk of the as
Scm0ly showtrg the grave resgsoa-
xbaiftx use wrown-GpN have ~
trAinifx our youth The hospitality
shown TIE group uk highly APP
prectAted Each o. he little girls
iron P2scawuniM who attended the
camp delighted The society Ia re-
lAuns the hlghhghA Of their trip
REV JArsex Teyiog favored the 40
cicty With a vocal Solo entitled One
Day
Mrs J. II Cole. Ia = pleasing
manner, presented the guest speaker
OF the occasion. IN u A. Mccall
correspondents secretary q the Bap-
ttst state Beard He spoke IN the
interes, OF state Missions and In =
very explicit way explained the plan
81 the -How Club which, when
shorouUhiy operated the Baptlsu
truly practice stewardship and de-
nominations viii retire is bond In
debtecness within q period Of three
years.
DR. Mccall also spoke Of the Brit
tsh appeal made 20 the United
State church In the crucial moments
Of the European cinfitet Southern
and Northen BaptiStx answered tae
cali IN . great way BY pledgtnR
100000. respectively for the cause
July ! 20 II are the dates for this
special offering. xxxx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05
Joe Swartwout u
Seriously Burned BY
Gasoline Fumes

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~ hzFFss fecessse 8s we9nf@3Ax
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anita
II aex4eent a very uaGmiE4f seNs
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camutAurn 81 tlae fusnss frcua gaae
hue walrh ~ Was aAsxe e barn TIE
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cspthizsn srG sxp1ea xtsFn 3uised
~ w&s severely hs1uexf st-~sf tnf
Acxx and hAu0A HN wAa EivNn rsedi
cal Ueatnsent and hAx nneA can~
nraea te hls bed xsucs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05
Theatre Patrons
Must Pay Increase
Prices In Future

Patrons attending the RITA Thea
tne, starting next Tuesday. viii find
an increase IN the prices Of adj
mission from 3 70 30 ccnt1 Thia n
not dur 70 the desire Of the mansre.
menf OF the theatre 10 raise prices.
but because Il Is no longer possible
for the theatre managers 70 absorb
the state taxes Of three cents on
each admission II Is an enforced
collection Of theae taxes an an ad-
ditionai Feferai Defense Tax 81
three cents.
J O Cole. manager OF the Ritz
Theatre. Ia announcing The IN
creased price. stated that one Of the
reasons for not being able 70 absorb
The state tax any longer Is because
the pictures are costing more 70
show because the foreign market
for films has practically been closed.
1t Is not felt. however. that many
persons win object to the Increased
prices because Of the benefit Of the
tax. which will 90 entirely for
bringing the national defense up
% n point where 1t viii be superior
TO that Of any other nation In the
world.
The price increase applies only TO
adult tickets II viii not affect
the prices at The Nelson Theatre.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05
ARENA

There aera - present 4 ~ItDAeftA
Ciaafxl sunday &lEoaI June -
Mrs. Elmer etfiektef I'D ne upNa-
lng exercises
Mias r0fotlsv fxe Williams wlli
entertain The members 0E E1se In
lermedists esasa - . sssAl 1t her
home FRIDAY night. July s.
o
Giles Roberta = rs4naang his IA
cation here nth nls paFsnsA NJ
and Mrs X. " Ma&Nfta.
o
Mis- flslsn 8srfckisr ana Mf and
Aa. Wilbur ReaYef. u Whselessille
Ala attended > family Eeuzaaa ~
Alrn0res Al sunday
Frisgsds q kfIas Margaret Ta1dssY
n1ga regret 70 heas u fssf being seFy
III IN Weef Palm neaeh. Fla Her
slslsF. beaass. fMFa Joe Rivera i la
Weat Pain Beaea Niih -.
3d.
TrNk farmers Ia illsa seeslan are
hasV these g.
nFs Sa4sn sakkies. Helm slrs<k.
~ Afa Iena rFanNfam aAa Mr.
Aiznls Dudley attended eIsaFzh IS
Bethel Hal napklst CAassu oz
aislas hasI $3.50
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05
MATERIAL AND YARN
RECEIVED FOR RID
CROSS SEWING ROOM

A supply Of material and knit
ting yarn has been received by Mrs
l. K Mcintosh and she requests
that those wishing 20 sew q knit to
assist u1th the Red Cross work
please notify her and she VIII de-
liver material 70 your home.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05
"a MAIKER MOOD

T<e U~ * swRct potatcas ~ a
les ~cast saccaient freed Ter DAIRY
oeuz AID goase animals atrsng uis
no-grAs rexiaa hAs ssen trstec ard
s4suveea b the DAIRY department
u TIE MlSSl34nn Experiment SKA
t4sa RsSed GA 3 &ngle tasI kures
posAtu<s xsTe nsAfiy taice - VAL
ahae pound fx pound a. aN-
gham SsA9e
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

The July quota Of c. c c. en-
rol.ees Ia Mississippi Is 1870 &C
eufclng 70 George Sa1ka, supervisor
CT selection IN Mississippi.
jackson. the capital city Of Ms
skzHapsai with ztA Suba9h&, has q
population q Approximately t.
$50. Within the city limits the pop
uiation wli be approximately $1,000.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05
SUPERVISORS
c { S.
JUNE TERM, 1910

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

Modern engineering skill Is con-
SganIy introducing new safety fea-
tursS on the highway. Road inter
sections were once points Of dan
ger. especially where main arteries
* traffic crossed. but as the mod
ernixation program Of the State
Highway Department progresses
THIS IS another hazard thai Is dis
appearing Ia Mississippi Where
conditions permit. road intersec-
tons are ceastng 70 be road inter-
sections In the old sense u The
word
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

Although crc10 IN sostr sections
are Saiseg1ne frusn too much rain.
there Is sffN 10 indication thai TIE
bon weevii viii cause any serious
laoahie IN Mississippi this season.
a~ccaed.n9 to Clay Lxk EnfQsnoloxtst
u4 ne state PlAns Beard
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

nov. he explained. but James Is
coming here about Monday and he
ear tel Al about t.
MIA Greene entRanaia slacaiiy told
% her fathers brother. josh. ieas-
ing the cd family homestead h
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

September is Pair Month In
MlzSlSSpp with numerous fairs 70
be held throughout the state Also
Il Is me month for the Delta Cot
ton Carnival at c~3arkS1ale. and the
date for the Governors Cup Race
on the Coast
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

Principal events 10 BE- staged IN
Mssssssipr during August are
Blessing OF FLEET At Biloxi. opening
the 1870 shrimp season Water
Nseion Carnival At water Valley.
and Sacred Harp Singing an9 I'd
ding Convention IN Calhoun Ciif
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

raT1a4 ynly Summer Sports Car
rival ard Rfeaxta Naa b. held ~
nllasa = Regatta 81 oaifFNFt and
p2& Christian ans long distance
races OF uae 9uu Coast
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05
Faithful Workers
OF Baptist Sunday
School Social Meet

~ Faithful waskesa nufsdAg
Seh4sA class 81 ire Ffat NAsasAs
cnufrh hsAd tnsaf muastlaES has1urzA
and euxtal Eneettne MAhdAx Tne
SESSION aaa Annad ailh wAymF III
~ Mr. Z. W Hudson. ard Nh isns
crw RnaNrtarwa Enxn Nne asss astAf
me class officers Rase tlausf ~.
pxrfa guf slss Iass month afsd wuMA
ica the res nsutlth eNs glesaasE
AnA ". I Aesea pfrknnl 81 tire
class. wbe 4 lseEtnk ~ 80 ~ wash
Enxt0n. q G.. e. make her Hu4ne. re-
signed. ard MrN A ~ CEaEsf wma
elected 10 m laef place Mrs Ansaa
wtli he greatly nkinaed ths Eatsatpesp
stated
Mk& J. q aldase 1xst TIE etotifae
prayer ef the bsssisless mssAea
Following lhe regular meeting
MR. Amos vas given 9 hsafpgt6,
handkerchief slso~rv. II Nhleh slss
reeriyed . large number II uwAusi.
Eul articles
Several games eefe piaFed snd ~.
iognd b. ali Prizes wsre &oH -
Maadafnna Cta1b. MOODY. IakllsAf
Crane. Ceua and witcisen Afpbg
ule gnmek. deiictouH zee sfemm ard
cake MeFe served b Mrs. wiley
Moosiy assisted D, her sFpsip
CorhfAn. Mr. and Mr. Earl smith
ana ctatidfrn uf MoblIe. Mrs. A 81
apiswaogl ~ jackson. 0l0fm and
FrNHy Hpiffx 81 Laoexfals. III ard
Mira bar klaiIsF. nfal HleEsafa -
Mobale and If Asmniaaa nssksf q
Mos potn1
Mr.. ana Mrs Ornn Cochran ~
Moaile acre Ktte4ls thh past MrFk-
end ~ y l. EsgWrfa
o.
Prank Ramsay Is spending ! fsw
uerka II The Fioyd isoweu hazne Ia
Nxa Orleans
vnncieasr friends extend henrtl
congratulations 70 MF and Mfw
Kettle RAMSEY wi5o wefe maFftas
Sunday ~ Biloxi ksbh Il uE1s 81
Eataeinnsea faFuflts AmA agtd MnN,
Ramsay. w1le haa ~ffeuoentlY visited
here ~ Miss Ruth lAElmlsfs hms
many lflsnas siao sikh f0r AeF ard
ner husband every h~spgAnsaa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05
BIG POINT

Attendance At Sunday School last
Sunday n June. ~.
O.
Next Sunday. July 7. viii be the
regular preaching day at the church
here by Rev. ". A Murray. Of Es-
catawpa.
Prayer meeting every wcdnes-
day night Study IN the Gospel Of
Matthew.
Mrs. r. c. Cunningham is visiting
her daughters. Miss Aiva and Mrs
Gilbert in Guifport
o.
Seseral OF our people attended
the Rural Eiectrification meeting
at Lueedale Friday night
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smell made a
business trip 10 Mobile Saturday.
%
Messrs. Irwin and Vivian Over
street. OF near Lucedale. and II. s
Long were business visitors 70 Pas
cagouia Tuesday.
o.
On Saturday. June p. Mrs. Her
bert Vincent gave q party at the
Community House IN honor Of her
little daughter, Barbara Jean
There we're forty present AS the
rain prevented outdoor games and
ntAzts. they all enloyed their
games and contests indoors. The
little Miss received . number Of
Eerved and all enjoyed the occasion.
o
Mr.. and Mrs o. Vincent and small
daughter Of Alden. Ala. are spend
ing = few Gays with the formers
cousin and wife. Mr. and Ars. Her
bert Vincent.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

Brantiey. Ala. back ia lass. to 60
ont West 20 seek his fortune. Joah
vas but n years old then. but he
sas ambitious. ike other young ms
Of his day ard age. and he was sue
&c sfni. Twice Josh CAmnssell wAa
married The first time to . woman
who bore him his child. q san. vino
was christened james Henry Camp
bell. His first wife died Ia Splts
Of this reversal, Josh Campbell
worked the harder and began % ac-
euInulate the nucleus Of what WAS
later 70 become his fortune. He
married again. and he continues TO
prosper. Al The time o. his death
be was The owner Of u8ftc large
California rancifeA a SQUARE ei0ck
Of buildings IN Los Angeles business
district and other properties and Sc
eurlties- He ~ rated IS & million
aire.
My uncle always did Ike me a
whole lot she said. When my
father died my uncle came 70 our
home nea Troy. Ala and wanted
70 take me back 70 California vith
him. He xaa doing well then. Az
first my mother objected bat he I'M
sisted and / Eas allowed 70 60 He
took me back with him and bought
me plenty of nice clothes ana sent
me 20 school aud 7 remained with
MIN for several years before he
brought ms back home a. he had
pfumised TO do Last May I ne died
n the age Of u years
Hrs. Greene declined 70 nay
whether sfle would 70 out 70 Cali
foFria now 70 make her home. bat
stated that size wouid leave u1at up
70 James. Who 4 . seif-made suc
eeasful business q and rancher.
having left home when he Nae : boz
70 seek his fortune IN the poid.
Although E1e kneW her uncle vas
ford Of her. khe xas SURPRISED 70
learn that he had 70 generously r.
menbcred her IN hh vii
i fell like shouting % tIle soFld
when James es0ae ard tod tie
about what hla father had done. !
just felt Ike playing baseball or
something ] uas - glad
she stated that she ga only ~
yeaTs Old but that her life had been
a hard with 70 cofnfofA Ase
had Travelled quite a bat atLh her
husband wso worked 81 cd ohA
before ms death four years azo in
Tampa. Pa Hnefe uney had been
making their home Finally about
* months aEo Afae VA Ia GRE eir-
claEeIAIices and aie came - rasea-
gouia where efle Rad AZ offer 70
take care 81 ; NTk mar Sic had
alWayA worked hard, and realizes
TIE value 0 moaeT
I am not eulug 70 ubsoz my
EnoazeT aNeF nQN ne replied - 70
Hfaa4 atle wozld do Kith u4e money
James ali tel me what l. Hahk 70
% s1ua a. ! Azn getting CIDER ara /
sme cont Nanl % DIE = paaEez
Asked 4 aae would ooslsloex mstr-
mguY sise rsEzIsd NW Unless uae
man ! marry ne twice - mleb
fassEsss . a ! haFf / ami gang -
ph . fool an1 - s0slaekza4 ea
send mS money fu me
What d 90 expect - go first
sf1H gou get uas BeNNYf - 80
zzzA
Now - Isa ] can get ne sasns
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barren EaHa ea.ze4 t4a bsH mae
crowned NaEN A@zH
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I guess + + ena4an - mzEs any,
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hAx.
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EEsA Is = mzzEi fNast sd mighty
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

The Federal government has ap-
proved an expenditure OF Sits ST 70
expand tie facilities a. Camp shell
b. near Hztuesburg.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

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HaEh Aussfaa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

Messrs. Irwin and Vivian Over
street. Of near Lueedale. and II. s
Long were business visitors 70 Pas
cagouia Tuesday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smell made q
business trip 10 Mobile Saturday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

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p rapAe -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

Seseral Of our people attended
the Rural Eiectrifieation meeting
at Lucedale Friday night
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

Mrs. r c. Cunningham is visiting
her daughters. Miss Aiva and Mrs
Gilbert IN 6uifport
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-05

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ass6 massfem CO. Ne1E
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Evening star., 1940-02-19

!. CoonioI, with in maple finish eumwood
Z. BeDH with TWO separate innersprine mattresses.
Modern design with wolnut finished metal and bock
Style with and back Of gumwood finished Walnut
5. Popular conventional styles; nice covers.
lnnersprns Construction: No which type you choo
each couch has kNERSPRNG construction All are covert
to double or twin BEDS
X Choice Of Covers: Cotton tapestries homespuns, fieze
Tie Paln Royal, Bedding Fourth
Evening star., 1940-04-02
A FAshi0n St0re!

New fashions generally first Jeeffs! Makers eager to
here because of the Jeeff reputation for seng
Others only best fashions shown the extremely
prices! We invite you!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-02
Red Cross Total Now
 Is Close To $9,OOO
Annual Drive Ended Saturday, But Memberships Still
 Continue to Arrive at Headquarters

The roll call of the Waterbury Red Cross which ended Saturday, but with receipts still coming in, show a total of $8,946.62. as re- ported today, by Mrs. Edith E. Ladd, executive secretary.
 The recent contributions are as follows:
 Grieve, Bisset & Holland, $23. .25: American Laundry. $5; Travellers Insurance Company, $9; Hotchkiss Motor CO, $22; Watertown Under garment Co, S186.55: Waterbury Trust Co., $9; Department of Pub lie welfare, $4; Risdon Mfg. Co, $57.60; American Brass Co.,, s. additional; Clapp, Rose & Vaughn, Inc, $15.50; Manufactur- CTS Finishing Co, Inc, $5; Colum- bia Bvld., 2l9-249, and Fleming St., Mrs. G. Walker Bisset, $l0; Prospect St. 41, Mrs. Maude T. Winans, $8; West Main St. 136, Mrs. Harold Manning and Mrs. B. Henry Mason, $2; Prospect St. Al, Mrs. Loring Burwell, $5; Prospect St., 45. Mrs. H. Rooster, $1; Pros pect St. AT, Mrs. William c. Lash CT, $9; Linden St., Mrs. James R. Hicks, $5; Linden St. and Grove St. 4-25. Mrs. Perry A. Borden, $4; Ridgewood St., Mrs. Harold w.