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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
ST. JOHNS woMKN's GUILD
HAS rs REGULAR MEETING

The womens Guild Of St Johns
Episcopal Church had = meeting
on Monday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs Annie K Ladnier. Seven
members were present. and the
meeting vas opened with . prayer
by Rev. Fredrick s Rasch. After
the business Of the month was dis
posed Of Mrs Ladnier. assisted b.
her daughter, HRS. l. :. Kramer,
served sandwiches. cake and ice tea.
Mis- cec1e Gogarty. Of New orleans
VINO Is visiting NrA Ladnier and
Mrs Kramer, w. q guest q the
Guild
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
Lutheran Church
TO Resume Fall
Winter Schedule

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
Western Auto Store
Opened In Pascagoula

Harold Monroe. owner Of the
Western Auto Associate Store In
Moss Point announces this seek
that he viii open 8 similar store IA
PascagouIa At at Delma3 Avenue.
Mr.. Monroe said that the store
win begin doing business on Gatur-
day August 80. but the formal Open
ing VIII be on September 9
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
COUNTY FAIRS
PREMIUM LIST
ANNOUNCED
May Snhserta Cprerxa Or Exhfhsss
Re - Shaxm as EvUnaM $en
M0nth

Tae vaYio1a exhfn1S uheh ~
BE- acnerted Isl Gre tho 1aekNnn
County Sectional fairs 10 ~ St&xed
next szanth. hAvf pcen announced
~ he fair eamn1tt1et These hkzA
are somewhat cgrtAtha ml eakagmx
son Is ttsaee which wsFe aanoancea
a. Tie fast fs9 th& &ensrai county
fslrK nas tk1ey Do tnciut1 = waae
variety az rubtec& which arr ex-
pxcted nake ~ Interesting fatrE
ne ls4 OF exhibits fuE which
premiums VII be oGferec all be
Ire sane Coz both the Wekt ard
East jackson County fairs The
weei fair All be beld OF Spteln-
Der - ~ the VaIscea4e scto1 and
the East fair viii BE held At tas
Hurley school, September -
N list Of exasisats tuF which prizes
vii be offered are Is follows
Fzrsx and second mIBes vN be
awarded on the EoIl0wzng exlaihitA n
the Girls a-n Club and Wounens
Diplssons
GtFI's IN Clwb Wek-Canntng
AL products sha1l s displayed IN
acuuzn sealed clear lars OF stae APP
-opriAte 20 product Tops Of jars
az Be glass or metal and the jar
lay be round or square.
ESt Year.. Best quart Jar Beans.
:. Best quart jar Pears
and Year Best quart Jar To
matoeS. & Best quart laT Carrots.
5. Best quart jar Peaches.
Src Year, Best quart jar Can
ned FEz 7. Best pant jar Berry Jam.
8 Best pint jar Sausage.
4th Years Best quart jar Fruit
juice. 10 Best pint jar Preserves
II. Best pint jar Meat
ALL CANNING CLUB MEMBERS
Best Exhibit Of -Four jars Canned
ProductA
Vegetables must be grown by 4-H
Club Members who exhibit them
Best Garden Exhibit Give Of more
vegetablesl-lst prize. and prize, Ord
prize. 4th prize.
Cloghing
Il. Best Sewing Box. Is. Best Cot
ton School Dress. IL. Best All
Club Uniform. Is. Best Cotton Out
TT.
4Leaf Clover Exhibit
Is Best Exhibit Of 2 towels kit
chen OF hand. II. Best Apron, Is.
Best Sewing BOX.
Home Improvement
10. Best window Treatment tTnis
exhibit Will show the actual curtains
with cost for 4-H club girls pro-
Ject for ie4i. Exhibit to be accom-
panied by chart i0xi5 inches, show
ing colors tnvolbed through actual
samples Of material or paints Of
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY

WANTED-Amhzzfous uzeu - re-
caite free training for god paying
National Defense Occupations IL
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

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Reynoar street
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

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end here VISITING relatives and
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

Vegetables must be grown by t-H
Club Members who exhibit them
Best Garden Exhibit tive o. more
vegetablesl-lst prize, and prize, 3rd
prize, 4Eh prize.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

NJ. and Mira Herman Co. -.
turned MoaaaAy Eruxn tbelr hansy-
moon trip Gpsnt Visiting parents n
Florida and are I'll home a Cedar
street. where ueY eEe feesivlne
esnsrstuhaiozaa fruna ulsax many
frinncn.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

Purity ReeskAh Ieazs - e. &
O. Q. p utn hare = fesazas naFeI-
lng Thursday. Eeptxmtxr aGh. al
RebekAhs ~ urEs1 70 be prensni
- The State president Mr. NameY
PolswHdA. I'll bs It He msealns
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

Miss Myrtle Chaaasm AecumSsan-
led b. her mother. MfA caiastem.
from BAY Springs. kfim- sp<nf Mon
dsy Visiting Misz Rukh stseeA Mlzz
Chattam and Miss ntreea we're
classmates II whitwerth CedleUn.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

Oeo8Wa F0e1aT and NAuEhtef.
Exelyn A~cssznEaSstra - a1snley
wzlitmrnA al az M0ellA. spszsa Ne
wpek end herr stztktzz 81. Fszssrs
slfe ard fsmny. wio ~ hese spend-
ne several waeks with MA Nxaesfb
m0tlasz. nFM nnAeft WatkaF.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

MIA CalhsFine ul-itszzanl -
turned fFpsm : nss eee1s s.eel11a
Tip spsns h. nueAle nezeA. ".
sinia. wksFs zhs visited ~ szzsls
and aunt ~. ssze Mr. a. y
ohivlzzsnl Als 0AssAnAzsI - -
eompAnisd b. hSF uEeis sna aunt
who spent . sesk N til< uhlslsnAnl
home On Joha street 1ssY Fetufnn.
% their home THURSDAY.
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HHssx eeAasm = AzsEa - )
fasss 1zns1ar e ~ - m g \
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

-. Best house dress OF work suit.
90 Best cotton dress for street or
church. 81. Best dress Of sack ina
teriaI. e. Best boys cotton wash suit
tRge 2 70 g.. g. Best gtrls cotton
wash dress taee 2 20 s..
All who make exhibits IA the
clothing divisions are invited 70
participate In the style dress review
81 90 y. m, Bosh 4-H Club 0tris
and Womens Dfv1siOnl.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

. q wsH 6sazs - ExzsH -
dafEz& to Mtz4 xnH - 81 ~
l&zk1s NeszzAkes. Mkftfz8 z&fe As&
hAs beer tkzifsxzx u ~ sxenmen
e. hazz Nzz Eakzzss ware zzesss
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

O v. Btreed. D.. frssn HAttiss~
burg. and his room mate. Jasper
Mask. spent the week end u1th uas
formers parents. Ar. and Ira. Q.
v. BtFeed on Warrington assHue.
Mr.. etrssd = "a The y. Y. a school
ct HattiesbuFsI
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

- Hsszset sans kks4 aeezas
MRa noean8 Wk1x N&fe 1AfN2 -
MaAAla aazMsxsE - Ma ae&sN mE
IAAesz sakAsk Ngfd zalls. nSfA NxftAa
Ess.zsEA laEM14a9 49, td4k usfE Is
TAnalsas4 HUTasN ~ Wsse an4
4ehssm NFxae. 60 - $50
tsfs fsAlNa AfznHlzF efeee - kzls
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

On sun6Ay. Anguss ntrn aslm
Nora 1uhElnan wN1 amietiy snffNse1d
u4lh . h1thauemn siseuxs, xaexn -
hrs n MpNAas - H. kxEzs AEsezas
ard Mi3s kathiesn s1fAunM n ne
hnxs.s cf Mis- MpeAg Ahsass kwuNkv
upunz tAdins 1exe uz1Es d U4sA
Miss johnson hznptnHmA - Susxa.
son wM BE- mAfsseA nRpa1m1sH anK
70 fnnnn watts 81 Our EAay -
victoxtss ChsExh
Evening star., 1941-06-17
GIeeson's s675 PAGES Shomrocks
As They OutbowI King Pins

other unique tournament at Airing
ton Bowling Center Thursday night
in his Gay Nineties" competition.
1t is a husband-and-wife affair re-
stricted to couples over IS years old.
No handicaps will be given.
l.. F. Stock knocked of a 100
game and 536 set in the Anacostla
Tenpin League. Burbrink registered
a 189 game.
Miss Vavras 1874 and Alma Stock
ings 339 led the Old-Fashioned
Garden loop at Silver Spring. Roses
and Dahlias divided team honors
with 429 and LIT, respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Wright piled up
a 1913 count to win the husband
wife competition at Arlington.
At the same drive, Jim Luckett's
241 was tops for the odd-pin tourney
money. Harold Le Roy beat out
Lucy Rose for high game prize,
81 to 95.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

ANDY Gleeson paced Takoma
shamrocks with a 615 set as they
defeated King Pin. 1880 to 1852, in
another warmup match preparatory
to their debut in the fast District
League in September.
Dutch" Sherbahn and Johnny
Burger had 586 sets.
Mildred Peacocks Silver Spring
All-Stars won another special match
tn polishing off Anacostia Spillway
girls, 1875 to 1916. Boots" Pettit's
327 was higher. Mabelle Herings
a26 was high for the losers.
Bob wampler's 1876 and Chber's
s42 won individual honors in the
Silver Spring Rainbow League.
Frank and Hart turned in sets OF
s25 and 322, respectively, to help
Blues clinch team honors with a
$50 game and 1,274 set.
Tom Murray u sponsoring an
Evening star., 1941-06-17
BrookIand 10 Draws
Unbeaten GreenbeIt
As Foe in Debut
Opens Twin Bill Tonight;
Corrs Upset Oops by
Defeating Cobbies

Brookland Merchants softball team,
newcomer in the National Night
League, makes its debut tonight at
Washington Saftball Stadium. The
will be meeting Green
belt, undefeated winner of the first
half title, in the 9:15 end Of
double header.
The opening game at 8 o'clock
lists Glen Stralka's Redskins in an
exhibition against Census Bureau.
The dope at Washington was spill
ed last night when Carr Brothers
ten scored 2 runs in the last inning
to trip Yellow Cab, 81. The Cabbies'
only run, which at the time appeared
enough, was a homer by Pitcher Cy
Stewart in the sixth. In the other
game, Pepco exploded with 8 runs
in the sixth inning to sink Mount
Rainier Business Men, 1871.
Play was resumed In the Mer-
chants Night League at Ballston
Stadium last night with two pitchers
sharing the spotlight. Orrin Shanks,
who was at his peak four years ago
when he pitched Ehlrich Pountry to
the city title, hit the comeback trail
as he tossed Manhattan Auto to a
surprise win over I. B. NJ, 20.
Shanks permitted seven hits but was
tight in the pinches.
Young Billy Sullivan turned in q
masterful job in subbing for the in
jured Abe Rosenfield in pitching
Senate Beer to victory over Stand
ard Linen, 40. He gave only one hit.
Fat Boy made its entrance into
the Sherwood League yesterday by
defeating Kavakos Grill, 9-3. Harold
Steffes hurled for Fat Boy and gave
q lone hit.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
ROD and STREAM x sssetaAu s'55
Hordheod Coteh Heavy, Despite Squalls
Uncle Sam Is for Sports Angler

too, for the piece de resistance at
these gatherings runs from rattle
snake and elk to buffalo and marlin.
Federal Hatcheries Helpful.
Sixty Federal hatcheries in 80
States distributed in suitable waters
more than 274 ,685 900 fry and finger
lings of 20 varieties of fish during
May. In addition, almost $50, 900 900
eggs, fry and fingerlings of IS
varieties were handled for stocking.
At Boothbay Harbor, Me, there have
been taken 1853 100000 founder.
33 .923 900 haddock and 81 SOS 900
cod eggs. Nearly a third Of the
founder eggs have been matched
and released in Maine waters.
Our Uncle Samuel Is doing a swell
job in the commercial fisheries. but
not at the expense of the sports
angler as 50 many like to believe
and talk about at every occasion.
The fry of the saltwater COM
mercial species merely are Matched
in the laboratory and Immediately
planted. Because obtaining the
spawn and milt Is equally easy the
figures are high. The results are
important. Founder paintings
along the Jersey coast during the
past several years accounted for
the almost unprecedented run there
early this spring. OF all the salt
water species the founder provides
more fun for the angler and pound
age for the commercial men than
any other single species. The catch
in bay waters by commercial men is
considerable. We believe they could
be planted there also to good ad-
vantage, not only for the meters,
but also for sports fishing.
In Uncle's trout hatcheries, most
of the fish are raised to yearling
size at least. For what it costs to
hatch and raise a 1000 brooke
yearlings, many millions Of any salt
water species could be Matched and
released as fry. 1t is because Of this
differential that many anglers get
the idea the United States Fish and
Wildlife Service Is mostly for the
commercial interests. As fact. the
expenditure each year Is about
equally divided between the two.