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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
Home Demonstration
Clubs Tour Gardens

A large party q members q -
Jacksan County Hcxsze Demonxtmr
sau Clahs made ; tour q 10
BILE ais1 BellsnRrath Gardens SET
WFaay af last weck end Tney made
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Of Chilly Griffin. leaving Pznnn-
xoala In Ehe morntEax and return
snx Ia the a~fseEnnuEx.
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from vancieaTs and Fnwt BAxu1
ana Others along ehe roe e.
RAscaeuula where the refnainde.
q sise party tOined IA After vsew-
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a lhe a1aiea trail IN A1nEzie was
enjoyed Ia tAe Afternouu The parts
aEso visited the fsh h~ascferies
north o. Mobile. wnleh theF also
found t~ntereGttne.
Members Of the party included
Mrs. Andres Camphel MEFx Tuxn
cseuxia Mrs Gla9ys Overtun. Ms
Settte Baker. Mira Huters MAJ
ieete, AIRS HArTy MAiietse and Mrx
Ernest MaEkeste Of Port Bayou.
Mr. Phil DAVIS Mrs DonAia Knnpp,
Mrx GFtittn weho. Mrx Jahn
King. Mkses Louise DAVIS. Doro-
inca FiukEr and Annette MOBILES Of
Euniatnebleau Mrs a Z Bradley.
Arz Mary Fuller and Mrx Della
Martin. 0autAer. Mn n l. Booker
and Mrs Prank oNeal vancleave
Mr. Mary PafkhurSs and Mrs.
Carrie B4gsets O, Big Point. and
Hiss Sssssh Cain. hone denons.rs-
tton agcnt
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
Paul Whiteman's
Orchestra Coming
For Mobile Dance

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
NOTICE TO HOME OWNERS
~ JACKSON CnINTY

u IS ReasEs&yy fos 81 Hoae
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Tne 6sAnks Cor fllne HonsSteaa
ENznnfion arr AvailAhie ii ms a.
fteN and you are required - hF1ae
Yoas deed when you make THIS Ap-
NkatAon
! X GRAHAM
Tar Assessor
P4seaxnelz March Il lssI.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

FINANCIAL REPORT or TN
fASCAGOtIA SCHOOL BAND
AUXILIARY FROM APRIL l.
1885 TO arm l. 1s4fs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS
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PExune -


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n Carr. Tor twu weekx
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uzn
-
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classes Ocemn apr1xsea HAgh wfoos
accompanied ny Mis- HitdA FflA-
and Ms Orwtn EcharT. weEA r
Camp shelby. Mnudng. 70 Ntsnexz
THE Army DAY crlebsasaezl
-
Mf and Mira Nasco Flgnsxu xnd
snail soes spent NE Eesk sna here
~ Eaes& of Mrx rgueFua nso<kaEF
MrA lola D9Es6sxn
-
NJ ara Mrs uaAso Enox have r.
suFrse6 70 their hx1u1w ~ Council
Bluffs. town afssr : t1o weekz gtxst
m the honae 81 Mrn KnuxA parents.
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a.
Mrs NuntM Tlsexta3 waa . nasaneN
visitor 70 Nem ORLEANS Saturday ard
attended Tie ascE HeiEzApuppGn
-e
III and Mrs TH1nraAa William
aud dasasater. Mr. Julian AnnxT-
szes enrusIte from a. psEexHnaxx %
uteE hnuae Ia ntrunznR1A@xn. Kpeus
Taeaday and "Wednesday here ~.
ting Mr and Mira n l. uirok ane
Ms sally Williams and dauxntsf
Sally Ann.
As1 l. b Mezsier ard slaughter
IND lSfs Wednesday exenine for
Nashville Tenn % TaxsE NJ. and
Mr. Vim M0Eap and 500. WIZ
II
Mr and Mrx 4 " Yaasnx. who
have been 81 khr Bxaesaem Cuksawus
tsle past anEns ueekS ssss 1sesaaY
Tar unes t0uaf Ia OntM1la Cnx1ada.
MFA Camilla Ketrnan had Is hzr
guests Tor the wee& ez1 her nof1-in-
las and daughter. NJ. ard Mrs.
Louis sAndcG hr and hsrz ssdzzey
Marines and Mr. AEAynae cru~ley
10
A L&eour. xiue-prnssdent uf
R1sai stAfoiffe MiIA MERRIAM. ane
Luther b Risen q MnAlse uere
Business visitors here. Tuesday.
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RAlpa w1IitAnas Z : Navy. Nor.
fotk Va spent several dayn sur.
A1zEh With his pMTsusa. Mr Ar
M8 Tabcr wknaams
o.
Mfs Waixes Williams And Mr.
IAck Curl o. Mes Orleans are VS..
tsEIzs u1eif pmrerzaA Ii. and Ars
Ben DRAKE Sr n Tbexville Ave
-
Afa CAsEaeUe T1aoEnAx and ehli.
dren. Barbara Ann an1 Wiiizu
CaxnegA returned 20 tier hare L
DAgSnsia Beach pa fnzlcREnz
pleasant visit IN the hneze q Mr.
TnounAs wEsnta NJ and AFs Z
I Tarcy
-
AR. ard Mrs Chester DAVIS eross
20 Matches last week enc % xazll
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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usr m cnnslen MMeg aNnt -
nxre es4 farrw xssitnzz frlSu<a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

he cotton farmer uax aets e
fFo<l a cotton solr costing aae ooz-
~ PAriiy prices Eoaln alu.oe4
o0loN Me fArnneFa sneouaa 80
So4n nersase ne pzaas q aas khlr3
cry &
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

AR ard Mrs Chester Davis drove
70 Matches last week enc 70 visit
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

NJ afse Mr2 Lyan GoskNtss ~
ard Mr. G ~ Carr Ard Bok19 NJ
Klnraaa droxs 10 Ne~ OTiHazA
TlEx~das a w1<xasu tie pssF BeA-
sasssupln
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Mrs CawueaNx BNEn8zu AnH
0MaNhkrsx. Cornxisa Ans Ikz<hA
formerly a. Cf1praNa arrived aASAf-
c. ss oerupy QhN Na@Rx cass39k 70
tf1rcx rauxsna Caps&1n h4Nkaasn 81
Cafap as@lny vii NxU his family
heFv un weNk eea&
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Misses HndA Fssax and MArssFet
Conner drove ~ Nea od1sAx8 SAT
uFdNy fw ffAe dag Wits there tlfs
atsRnded tt1e n4aaixtex u Heflza-
p1uEan ~ the MuninSpal Aaditcxa
usa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

MemhxfA % Eh~ Senior AID IanksF
cMMp@ 0ce1n aprasea Hlgn wfaoos
Accompanied ny Mis- HildA FflAr
and Ms Orwtn ExharT. weEa r
Camp shelby. Mnndng. 70 Ntsxexz
THE Army DAY crlebsasaezl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
To Present Play

As a Christmas Gift to the
church and the community. the
young people of Bethany Meth
odist church, So 57th and Park
will present one-act play, Why
the Chimes Rang" by Elizabeth
McFsdden. Sunday evening, at
7:30 o'clock in the church audi
torium.
The play is a dramatization of
the well-known story of the same
name by Raymond Mcdonald AL
den. The scene is laid in a medi-
aevsl cottage on Christmas eve
and in the nave of the great ca
thedral near by. Great men and
rich men bring their gifts, but
the miraculous chimes do not ring
until on the altar are placed the
copper coins of the boy who
STAYED home to care for an old
woman.
Those appearing in the play are
two brothers. Don and Jim Fifer
as Holger and Steen. the peasant
boys. and Eddie Sanburg, Helen
Hupp. Msbh shepro. the Rev.
Ernest Barber. Dean Saffron. Rus
sell Garrison. Richie Gardner.
Dick Swanson, Bebe Erdahl, Lor-
rains Pratt and Leo Shepro. The
production is directed by Mrs. Ray
O'Flyng
The musical background. which
runs through portion of the
play, was especially chosen by the
Harvard Workshop. The church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
Silver Anniversary
Is Marked

Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Miller. 1903
Sd ave. No. Seattle, recently en-
tertained for few intimate
friends. honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Randolph on their 25th
wedding anniversary.
A wedding cake with IS candles
centered the dinner table. Silver
ribbon extended TO the four tapers
which thanked the cake. Mrs. c.
A. Nelson and Miss Joy Holm
quist presided. Following the din
ner hour. the honor guests were
presented with gift OF silver,
while Mrs. Miller sang II Love
You Truly"
The evening was spent in music
and games. Guests were Messrs
and Mesdames John Randolph.
Walford Holmquist. Phillip Fete,
Einar Nyholm, c. A. Nelson, f. c.
Stabbert. Mr.. Ira Harding. Miss
Dolores Randolph and Miss Joy
Holmquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph were
married in Tacoma and made their
home here for some time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22

Pouring and assisting were
Mesdames James WIN. Douglas
Gonyea. Vernon Grove, Louis
Love. l. B. Macdonald. Charles
L. Hufford. ST.. NJ. NJ. saxton.
James Morris. Frederick Hsines.
George Tart. Frank Jeffries. Mar
guerite Callaher and James W.
Rawlings.
A lace cloth covered the tea
table which was centered by
poinsettias. tapers and silver rein
deer. Above the table. the crystal
chandelier was embellished with
holly.
A graceful spray Of alvered
greens and cones was across the
fireplace and at one end of the
mantle was q lovely Madonna sur
rounded by green anc silver cones.
eomplimenting the fireplace ar
rangement
Adding to the holiday atmos-
phers, Mrs.. Edith Knapp Lund-
gren. harpist, played number
Of Christmas carols A the guests
were served their tea.
Miss Dickmsn. daughter Of the
house. arrived late Thursday eve
ming from Psio Alto. Calf. where
che 10 . senior at Stanford uni
versity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
Post and Auxiliary
To Celebrate Christmas

Elias ]. Messenger post and aux
Hilary will meet Sunday at Mes
singer hall, 1929 So. Tacoma way,
for their Christmas party to which
all members of the post and aux
iliary and their families are cor
daily invited.
There will be a Christmas tree
and treats will be provided for the
children. Those taking part in the
entertainment are the Rev. Charles
Snowden and the Messenger Post
junior band. There will also be
singing. speaking and tap dance
numbers. Guy Steel of the post
and Bryon Bennett of the auxili-
airy are chairmen, assisted by
members of both organizations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
Welsh Group
Plans Event
Reception VIII Honor
Prof. Pritchard Saturday

Tacoma members of the
Welsh American Society will
entertain at a reception Sat-
urday evening honoring Prof.
William Park Pritchard of
Seattle. The affair will follow
the organizations business
meeting and election of Of
ficers.
Mrs. George Palmer will preside
over the meeting which viii be
followed by entertainment which
Mrs. Jack Williams will present.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Reese
Meredith, Mrs. Jack Williams and
Mrs. Arthur Rowan.
Mrs. Sidney Reese is chairman
Of the reception and Is being as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Mitchell.
Welsh people and their friends
are invited to the affair.
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PiOnnicrOn
Has Party
University-Union Club Is
Scene Of YuIetide Affair

1t was a gala evening at
the University Union club Fri
day when members of Pi Omi-
cron sorority entertained at
their annual Christmas party.
A happy Yuletide spirit per-
meated the atmosphere. A
feature of the evening was the
beautifully decorated Christ
mas tree, under which were
scattered gifts which Santa,
in the person of Miss Eleanor
Westrom, distributed.
Games were played and a late
supper was served.
The committee in charge were
Mrs. Carl Held, chairman, assist
ed by Mrs. o. B. Olson and the
Misses Eleanor Westrom. Louise
Frohmader, Orpha Bell Weaver
and Helen Olson.
Among those present were the
Mesdames Robert Craig. Walter
Kessler, Al Newman. Paul Riggs.
and the Misses Signe Bennett,
Maude Bullen, Olive Deiss, Hazel
Evans, Naomi Evans. Della Flynn,
Loeta Griffin. Janet Hall. Doris
Howard. Marie Humes, Edna
Hunter. Edna Iverson. Evelyn
kincaide. Alice Mosolf. Thelms
NUM-. Etha Murray. Carol Oehme,
Janet Pearson, Edith Redmayne,
Pauline Sanders, Helen Scott,
Alice Seifert, Cecile Seifert. Ella
steinkopf, Kathleen Whelsn and
Manga Yadusky.
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Cunningham
TrOth Told
Marriage 70 Take Place
Jan. II at St. leos

Mrs. Lewis Ebert enter
tanned at an informal party
recently and chose the occas-
ion to announce the engage.
ment and coming marriage OF
her sister, Miss Frances Gun
ningham. to Mr.. Ted Kintz
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Kintz.
January % has been chosen
by the young bride-elect as
her wedding day.
AS each guest arrived she re-
ceived pear shaped favors en-
scribed in silver with "A Happy
Pair" and on the inside were pic
lures of the betrothed couple with
Frances and Ted, January a."
also in silver.
The table was centered with a
miniature bride and on either side
were love bird candles with silver
and white tapers. Guests were
served ices shaped like the minia-
ture bride.
St. Leo's church will be the
scene of the wedding. Miss Cum
bingham has asked her sister,
Miss Agnes Cunningham. to be
her maid of honor and bridesmaids
will be Misses Marjorie Cooper,
Harriet Cline. Mrs. Eva Jayne
Engh and Mrs. Lucille Murray.
The little flower girls will be the
bride elects niece, Teres a
Brezicha, and Joe Ann Soraghan.
The evening was spent playing
games. Guests included Mrs. Ann
Brezicha, Mrs. Mary Sorrick. Mrs.
Eva Jayne Engh. Mrs. Lillian
Boze. Mrs. Arthur Kintz, Mrs.
Alice Soraghan. Miss Geraldine
Ebert. Miss Sue Smith. Miss Agnes
Cunningham and Miss Harriet
Cline
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Bride-Elect
Is Feted
Miss ToNsfsen TO Wed
Mr.. losn Jsnusry )

One of the recent showers
honoring Miss Thelma Toilet
son, bride-elect of Jan. 3rd,
was held at the home of Mrs.
Fred Gordon.
Christmas decorations were
used throughout the rooms
and games were played with
honors going to Mrs. Frank
Armstrong and Miss Mildred
Tollefson. Following the pres
entation of gifts, a supper
was served.
Those present were Aesdames
George Maddox. Pat Drummond.
Andrew Loen. J. Tollefson tmother
Of the bride-elect). Frank Arm
strong. Sophia Alskog. Ronald
Tessier, Elmer Nervik. Gilbert
Gunderson and George Curtis. Mrs.
Gene Cunderson Emma Toilet
son), Mrs. Elmer Alskog urene
Tollefson) and Miss Mildred Toll
lefson. sisters Of the guest Of
honor. were also present.
Miss Evelyn Coffman and Mrs
Lawrence Bulls were hostesses at
. shower given for Miss Tollefson
at the home of her mother, Mrs. J.
rollefson. Guests were Mrs. j.
Hoppe. Mrs. Miles Coffman. Mrs.
Harold Morgan. Mrs. r. c. osburn.
Mrs. Z. Turner. Mrs. +. Van
valkenberg. Mrs. Monroe DAN
forth, Mrs. Glenn Brown. Mrs.
Don Fain. Mrs. J. McConaghy.
Mrs. Gene Gunderson. Mrs. J. Toll
lefson. Mrs. William Waer and
daughters. Nadine and Doris. Miss
Lois Barnhart, Phyllis Mead. Mrs.
Henning johnson. Miss Sigfrid
Anderson. Miss Mildred Tollefson
and Miss Frances Bradford.
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Party at
"BYWater"
Country Woman's Club
Plans Sunday Dinner

"Bywater" the charming
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Duryea on Spanaway Creek
will be the gathering place
for the members of the Coun-
try Woman's club on Sunday
for their traditional Christ
mas dinner. At this event
husbands of members are
guests and children of the
family assist.
In the living room huge
Christmas tree, will extend its
height the full two stories of
| the room. Handmade favors
and candleholders will be used
on the long tables.
Following dinner at 2 o'clock
the program committee. Mrs.
Duryea. Mrs. Harry p. Clark and
Mrs. Robert f. Lee. will present a
Christmas progr ram. Christmas
carols will be sung by a quartette
which includes Mrs. Jack Spence,
Mrs. Morris Ford, Mrs. Ralph
Sheriff.. and Mrs. Lee Howes.
Mrs. Spence will lead the group
in singing OF additional carols and
will also sing My Task" with
trombone obligsto by Mr.. Lee
Halves, accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. Stanley Rosso.
Mrs. Clara Whitton will read
the poem. The Old Amaze" Mrs.
Ellsworth Taylor will give a read
ing and Mrs. William Fowler will
read Christmas story"
As q conclusion TO the program
Mrs. Erick Jorstad will present q
reading. The Customs and
Legends Of the Old World"
An exchange Of gifts and quaint
and humorous bits of prose and
poetry will conclude the afternoons
festivities Assisting during the
afternoon will be Miss kathleen
Sheriff.. Miss Alice Ford. Miss
Dorothy Spence and Mr.. Marvin
Halves.
In addition 10 the hostesses and
the members on the program. the
club includes Mesiames Harry p.
Clark. William L. Gray. Lee
Halves. Amy Jensen. J. b. Keever
Edward NJ. Keyes. Robert r. Lee,
Alvin r. Lehman. Guy X. Lew
ellyn. Carl Ostlund. Earl W. Rau.
II. F. Rsu. Ralph Sheriff. and Ed
ward W. Wegener.
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COED club members are Mes
danes Kenneth Bourke. Thomas
Carstens. Virgil Cliff. Douglas
Gonyea. James VIII, Nathan
Lynn. Marvin Lynn. Harry z.
Miller. John Plowden. Frederick
Haines, Jr.. Lee Hart Johnson.
Gordon Retiring, William kirshner.
Stuart Smith. Roy Maltby. J.
Mack Koon. Kent Rotherm e !.
victor Vine, William Jepson.
Russell Nelson. Donald Pierce.
John staley, Frank Young. Kent
Rothermel.
Misses Barbara Bonnell Joan
Bonnell, Barbara Abel. Virginia
Brazier. Eleanor Baker. Mimi
Howell, sabine Phelps, Helen
Jaeger. Rosemary Stewart. Nancy
Longstreth. Marian Mahncke,
Shirley Mcdonald. Dorothy Shaw,
Amy Lou Murray. Barbara Roth
ermel and Margery Never.