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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

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spent last wexk end Ia Esntwassd.
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Mira wiliie wnssfan and Mira
efnk Rouse attenaed . silver tea
and antiques EXHIBIT - 6hs Puiale
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THURSDAY afternoon given Tor Tie
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articles By the wusnen q Ocean
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wa given Tire Kaeais describing hes.
p9tai aid
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Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

MRS. =. A. KhaysL Mrs Billie
5chaub and MrA J. %. Dampiere
spent Tuesday N Mobile.
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Mrs William Lowe and little
daughter. Martha jean. Of Mobile
are visiting In the home OF Mr., and
HRS. J. ID. Lowe.
The many friends Of Wilmer Har~
rts are very sorry 70 hear az hts
Illness following q recent operation
In the jackson County hospital and
wish for him . rapid recovery.
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Mrs Fritz Conner and Miss Alice
Colmer spent several DAYS last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Conner
In Starkville. Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Bullock spent the
weekend visiting relatives IN Me-
Comb. Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank Beesen and
daughter. Mary Catherine and son,
Noel. Of New Orleans. we're guests
Sunday of Miss Clara Herring and
Emile Herrfn. Mrs. Beesen win be
remembered as Miss Bernie Roe.
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Mr. ard Mrs. Z. c. Houck ano
family left early Wednesday fos
Magnolia. Arkansas. 70 attend tbs
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
Mississippi Boys At
Camp Handing TO
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

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Mn1Mgd Saturday.
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end - xlAetrDp L. vtkllln9 NJ. kna
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Mr. and Mrs kzuufos JONES' Al
Panama CITY. 20
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visitor. sunday. IN ne husne q.
her parents. NJ. and Mrs . I
Eder
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spent Sunday q the hozne u NJ
and Mira vefksa almfss
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e Possy during ma wsek.
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RES. and Mr1 Ton Datt. SUNDAY
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uFdky evening from Ties xuk Cit
after having been away . @E3k-
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Y. II. Lander v1zlted IT. a. q
Lander n Mohzle. "Wednesday
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s3it0T 70 nobfk. GondaF.
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. kRE0LE NEWS
MISS MAuDA HAARALA


Among thoea attending ths Mardi
urea festivities IN Muzale Tuesday
FehFuarg =. sHFe: Mia Nevn cum
best Helen Ruth fAanler. HaFry
Hammond. @ p Faegard. ]. NJ
Niles Lacy Milna. lila Mas Mllzs.
Robert Tfehafn, Emma Lee Oress1e
Ellen Greene. Dofpths FAsN Wafss.
MaFy Agnes raEnsil MAek Cusnhexf
LAwfenee AzAles. ~. ana A8Fn e q
LandeF. ard ARA q q &Mzae
Mr.. and Mira q I. E3dar. &C.
companied b. Mr.. ami Mira. = ID
Hines OF Mubiie, were slsifusa Il
Pensacola. Tuesday.
-
MlEses Jane Coulaon and Maids
Haaraie and John Haarala attended
the Mard Orns Parade Ia Mnhile.
after which Miu Costlson Vas -
overnight guest IN the Haaraln
home
Mr.. and Afs Carl L4amus Of De-
troiL Michigan. visited IN the hone
Of Mr.. and Mira. Jake Seaman lazl
week.
I'd Arnold departed for Chicago.
Thursday. after having egsunf twn
Nheeks here visiting relatives.
10
Nj. and MFA. Frank Hammond
and :. d Hammond spent Friday
Cioyd Harris was . business visitor
to Mobile. Friday.
o.
Misses Isabelle Nelson and Cath
Ftuf LAndeE. and Meiszn and cecli
Sherreli and Edgar snissas xsre
visitors 70 New OFiAAna. saturday
90
III. and krs. Rex EsT Visited II.
EsTs brother IN Hsflssiun. sun
daY.
III. and IRA JACK smith. ana
III. and IRA Walter Pierce End
family attended . singing ecnsen-
ton IN kno1zls. Sunday.
90
Mrs. II c. Daffin Of Nos rsssnt
ana Ars 4 L Daffln and deuxh-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

W. NJ. Dutton was 4 business Wis
itor TO Birmingham. Ala. Saturday.
%
Mrs. T. l. DeLAshmet Mira II. b
Oyerstreet and Mr.. and Mrs 7. ~.
Nixon were visitors 70 Mobile
Thursday 70 hear Nelson Eddy at
the Saenger theatre.
c. J. Cooper has returned from
Philadelphia. Pa where he vas
called BY the death OF his mother.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Nixon and
little daughter. Dottie. left Sunday
for their home In Baton Rouge. af-
ter . weeks visit TO Mrs Mixon's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Over
street.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

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yusaEw bstts Mar H1MA Hhe aos
aarzeee b aeeth TaeMaaT wsxnaax
NAea ny ckHhha1 raEi&ft frw
They ~ Fet1zn ss1ses ta9AS W
texnarrum
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

MrA G. EerhMka rs&atrnn Man.
eas froxm = eesefal ass ttka ID Afx
ard Mrs. cxsAfaFs Wardfsp Ana
eEAeT relatives N Mnhkie
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

4@4@H ~ e MMNA $500 A4#-E&"a
ycsasx Betty Mar MaMk nhe ans
asxnst M aesih Taeaaay wexnanx
NAea tax chaGhtuz ea4Ssst ftsw
T1aes vi fetxzn ssases te<aAs e.
sexnngFvw
Mln xauank w1lean r.sz aua-
aAr n AozR siztls9 ~ Nnd m
AndFem CafEin
Mrn c rmheukN rssasxsau Man.
eas froxm = seseFal ass Ntks4 IA Afx
ard Mrs CnNries Wardfnp AnA
eEAeT relatives sn Mobite
~e
MFx y q armnn 81 Nh , Il
S@un. r.. Mm M Herr AHa Mass
5or Bsssue spsns uhs aky Menesy.
SfTa T E epxncrx hss lsna Taauwa
cas- fu . sseerAf sesks rsss8 h Nr.
an1 Mr. hry E1ief IA CNxiyiA Ky
49,
MrN ] y Lsse has sssurnea trusn
= VISA e Mr. nEsa Nh Wlslkasn
Lowe ard Mf ard Mr. L uaEieY n
MneaaN
W nladrs ~ ana Afrs
n G. Blades Miss a nsndns Nh
s Rnlzse ard son o. PMnnAeosala
spent Sunday effh relatives IA
Kenfwn0d La
Simrnse Powell * nebsle usas =
visitor here Sunday Miss=s rsr-
gtnia Eley ana Theresa CiaanA and
1ehn ThnmpNon ~aqcnengrantna hasn
10 Mobile shese they enioyea = sew
hours visit
Friends OF Mr ana Mrx . 4 Ab-
bey IN iris cts waIl b. interested 70
learn that Mr. Abbey has been
Transferred from Atlanta. Ga. 70
Jackson. Mia where uhsy wtfi
make their home.
Dr and Mira n Macdonald of
Tulsa. OKLA weFH guests. Saturday.
IN the homes o. their cousins. MrA
Laura Mays and Mr. ard Mrs snlan
XII
MT, and MRS Charles winzAna
and Mr. and Mrx p a. CLARK %
Decatur. Ala wers guests IN he
home of Mr. and Mrs George D0d-
ley. Ssncay.
MRS. Adele Strekiow left Friday
for her hosae In Milwaukee. VIA
after q pleasant visit 10 Mr.. and
Mrs Spencer Beebe Mr.. and Mrs
Besbe accompanied her 70 New Or
leans.
Mrs Annie Swami ana little
grandson Of New OFieAna spent q.
few dAyz last week viaffing Mr.. and
Mira J. d. Lowe. Mrs. W r DALEY
and Miaa Mary Fl1eet
Do
Mr.. and Mrn. Albert ISn. and
young son Albert Jr~ o. Moss Point
spent Mardi 0fas IN Mobile.
MrS Laura Mars. Mrn ID p. HAN.
Mach Dune. Earl saucier and Mfn
n. r. Porter spent Saturday IN
Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. LOOMS Of
Detroit. Mich. are spending several
weeks visiting Mrs. L00mis brother.
tn-law and sister. Mr.. and MrA 3
c. Houck.
Friends here of REV. W. II. Lewis
former pastor Of the Methods
church. viii be pleased to learF
that he Is improving following 9
recent Illness.
Gratifying news has been recafv-
ed from the bedside Of Mrs. Bryant
Lewis. who recently underwent ar
operation at the Kings Daughter
Hospital IA 0reenFiEle. She Is re.
eupcrating nicely and expects soor
70 be able 70 leave the hospital
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Mr.. ard Mrs r. c. Houck had
visiting with them over the pas.
weekend. Mrs Houck,s sister arac
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
LOOMS. and their daughter. Eliza.
beth Virginia. The L0omisea ar,
Of Clayton. louisiana.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Min Katsank wxen w1Hz aua.
aAr n AHziR s1Mk1n9 III snd M
Andsem cafEin
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Mr. y q Heann ~. Mr. , =
S@un, r.. Mn ~ Herr aza Mlas
Jor Hs1soe snsns ire aky Maneay.
tn Ma&ite
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Jimmie Powell IS Aehlis usas 3
sasslor here SGnaay Aiss@s vsr-
girls Eley ana Theresa Ctzaaa and
Jahn rhonpNon accompanied htn
70 Mobile shere they entoyea : Fec
hours visit
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

W nladrs ~ ana Asfs
n g nlAdza Miss a nsn<ns Nm
8 Rouse ard non o. PnnoAeesaln
spent Sunday eiah relatives ga
keffwnod La
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
MEEKLY nRIn0E cLIn

Mrs s PeferzeIi entertained the
Weekly Bridge Club IT her home on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Claude
Beebe received The high score prize
and Mrs. Grant Miller the cut prize
After the games sandwiches and
soft drinks we're served 20 Mesdamew
Claude Beebe. Edwin Mays, Spencer
Beebe Ralph Davis. Forest Crab
tree, p. II Fields. Eznmitt Hui and
Grant Miller, and Adele straholn.
iMRR0MPTU BRIDGE CLUB
Mira 7. l. DeLAshmet entertained
tie ImpFomptu Bridge Club 4 hsf
home On Thursday Afternoon.
AIRS. v. n. Nelson. Jr, received
the high scare prize.
Az the conclusion II the games a
salad courze wtth coffee "a aerv-
I'd 20 Meseamea l. K. Mcintosh. W
q. Broome, w. n Nelson. Jr.
Thomas C0ulson, a J. Prnnklin. p
q Spann. Jr- c. s BeaFdsies and
J T. Buxard
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Mr. 7 E epwncrx hzt has, Tsanra-
cas- iu = eesrAi sexks rssat h. Mr.
and MrK hey Ellef "a CNxiyiN Ky
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

MrN J p Lose has Frsurned tfuen
q xlait e Mr. AKA Ma WlsI1Ann
Lewe and Mf ard Mr. L Fasies d.
MnAaae
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Fr4rnds Of Mr ana Mra ] 4 alb
bey IN TINS csty waII b. interested 20
learn that Mr. Abbey has been
Transferred from Atlanta. Ca. 70
jackson. Mia. where uhey eth
make their home.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Dr and Mira u Macdonald az
Tulsa, Gala weFe guezta. Saturday.
IN the homes o. their cousins. MrA
Laura Mays and Mr. ard Mrs 1nlan
Hlal
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

~. and Mfa stnk nouH ard
thsAr son. Master 1nlan Louis Rossae.
spent last ursk end ia EsntMuss6.
Ia. stnitirG relatives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Michigan Bell
Issue Approved

George VI Welch. president Of
the Michigan Bell Telephone Com
pany. has announced that the
companys board OF directors have
authorized the issuance Of another
- 100000 IN common stock
This Is the third and final block
Of 100000 each 10 be ISSUED
since the Michigan Public Service
Commission last December author
Ized a $4,000, 000-increase in the
companyS capital stock structure.
WEIGH said the stock is 20 be
issued in the further financing of
the companys plant additions.
which are expected 10 total more
than S26.Q00.000 for the current
year. largely because OF the ma
tional defense program and the
accompanying industrial upSwing
When the new stock is issued.
the company authorized and
issued capital stock viii total
$50 600 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
DETROIT

DETROIT
DP-W White. 3 p. m. Thursday
Pam Schneider. 3:55; r. r. Johnson
cleared. Pent Mitchell. Conneaut arrived
4;234 La Belle, 4.33; Cslcite cleared $40
Fleetwood srriysd. $40; Rsnney. .s:i5
flick. 7. Msthioit. sz5s Crescent CT,
arrived, s.35 Tampico cleared. s:3O. Farr
s:e5: Dunlap, 10:35: Dow Chemical. 70 81
q. m, Friday. Davis arrived. steelton !
Britt. 1873: l.. W Hin. ZOOS: Kopmsier
2;t5, Princeton. Alpena arrived. 3:5O
Croft, 1888; Lynch. $40.
DOWN-Baker. $40 p. m Thursday
cetus. $40, King cleared. fi5. Mac
Naughton. Barlow Louise cleared. AGO
Consumers Power. $40. James NJ aids
cleared, cyngus, $50; Sierra cleared. 8 .05
Ferbert 1888; Gypsum cleared. SIS; Tate
connssut cleared, SIS; Lebanon. 1905
ny cleared. 1880: Finland. 1855: covus
1910 a. m. Friday; Crescent City cleared
1888. Casco. Corners cleared. i:2O: Ou'
Reiss. Grand Island. 1855. Fleetwood
cleared, 2;40 sensibsr cleared. SIS
sACLT STE. MARIE
UP-A. y Wolvin. j. Davidson. Benson
Ford. G. Schneider. II a. m. Thursday
Prss9us Isle. n. Yates, Ishpeming, 1870
Z. Y. Townsend W. A. Irwin, II II
W. Osborne. VIM Msther, 1880 p. m
A MeDougall. Marsha VIM. schupp. /
Harvester. 1870; NJ. Mullen. Msntadoe
Red Crown. 2; II l.. Shaw. Brynbargs
40; Jay Morse, J: Sweden. Queen City
Chicago Tribune. 4: NJ. J. Bartelme, $50
=. G. Collins. 8: Ball Bros. sam Mathsr
8: J. ]. Hill. Fritz. 1890: W X Nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
July Air Express
Revenue at New HIGH

NEW YORK, Sept 19.-Air ex<
press gross revenue for July was
the greatest in the history of.the
service, according TO the air ex-
press division of the Railway Ex-
press Agency There was an .-ip-
crease. of so per cent in revenue
compared with July. 1910. and the
weight of shipments carried for
the month az l.073,644 pounds
passed the 1000, 000-pound mark
for the first time since the service
started in 1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
KELSEY Sells
Notes 10 Banks

Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Company
has refunded its outstanding 49,,
1853. 900 mortgage bonds and serial
notes with $500. 900 pa per cen,
serial notes, maturing $500, o0c
ANNUALLY for five years. and ST.
500. 900 first mortgage ga pei
cent sinking fund bonds.
These notes were placed with 9
group of six banks which had hello
the previous issue. while the bonds
were sold to ap insurance COM
pany. The bonds will be amor.
tized at the rate Of SIS, 900 year
for five years. $3.50. 900 annually
for five years. with the final year s
Amortization being S375. 900.
The current bonds have been
called for redemption Immediately
with interest ceasing as OF Octo.
her II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Building Awards Off
20 Million in Week

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Engi-
neering construction awards for
the week ended September 1s
amounted to S120,315.000, COM
pared with sl39.47S.O0o in the
preceding week and 500 .809. 900 a
year ago. according to Engineer
ing News-Record.
For the year 10 date. awards
amount to A.679.4 900. an in
crease OF IS per cent over last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Pere Marquette
Net Dips in August

Net income for August Of tho
Pere Marquette Railway was
Sl37 o57 against S1i9,S52 in Aug
ust. 1910. according 10 r. J Bow
man. vice president Gross for the
month was S3,205.525 against
~, $40. ia in the like month last
year with net railway operating
income of S404.709 as compared
with S402.019. Gross for the first
eight months this year totaled
SIS. 740.7S4 against S21 .220.52i
with net after all charges OF
50. 2SS.625 against S345639 in the
same period a year ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
List PdirinQs
In Now Open

Match play in the Now Anna
tour Open golf tournament will
start tomorrow al Bob OLink
Ed Mattson, pro-manager OF the
club. announced today.
Mike Dietz. district champion
from Lochmoor. Will face Nick
Uzelac Of North Hills in the fea-
turc match Of the opening round.
Sam KoCSiS state amateur title
holder. and DetroIt'S National
Public Links team Art Pony.
I'd Furgol and Jimmy Johnson
also qualified for the cham
pionShip flight. Frank BabiS OF
Riverbank was uedaliSt with a
three-under-par 60
First round pairings follow:
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
Prank sahl. " Ray NOLAN. W
S,tNope " Max Evans Bon Gsids ~.
tlEe Fokorps Jack Elandt - John DE
Vans NICK tIelac vs. Mike piei1 I'd
Furgol John Povlitz. Jim Johnson Va
Jim Lock ~ Frvasti ~ jay Law Csrl
Daniels S. John Rsb's Joe Sommers ~
Fusik Lou Elliott vw Bin Losie S1cz John
stsbnick vs. Art PONY Butley W. Jack
Guile jim Stockton VI Lou LsNine Eddy
Essisubre VI Sam Kocsis
FIRST FLIGHT
p Riakeman ~ Ar Howell. e McGrsw
vs. Clayton souhhers Henry Jensen A.
cunningham IVES Powell vs. Don Mead.
Ted Richter vs. Jack Hollis W p Hollis
IS steve Bislo a Mulhauser W Jack
Mclaughlin Jack Ross " Tom Evans
Hics Cuupte George Cafrnerworth.
Eden WeHs- "a Rpy McSeu' y Cans
Robert Liggstt a Wssser V Jack Distz
Don Grey W sam Lame uick Dayne va
Frank Wards. Ambrose Kienes ". Ray
seybsrt
SECOND FLIGHT
II Erickson W I'd Kuschel uleviez
IS " r-edines G Monitose ~ A w,
Hsner John Koppelo " DICK Fairgrieve
r 6 Jones " BiU Bates Frank Wiley Va,
H0h Love. V Chiavariui " ~ Bcrtfam
Kelly stsbnick W Alien Burkhardt Steve
Fusik vs Bob Johnson. Bob DeMeyer vs..
George Ka!austian Al Archer ". Rich
John Be7verkov " Tom Leshy Joe Ma
dronick VI Tom Finn Claude igh, vs..
G. MsrSpcrran. Al DuERn vs. BIB Buckley
THIRD FLIGHT
p Pergin vs. Ted smith Russ Shields
W I'd Hollsran r Miller vs. r J.
Nelson ~ James Honour n J smith VI.
jim Davis Murray Weeks Va r p
Gteen Arthur kangas vs. r Andrews y
Stnu.kins vs. " Baggett 'Macd' Mac
taIIm vs. Dean sellmon Clarence Rich
ter VS. shelter ? Phillips ~ ".
Don O'denrurg " William HALLIBURTON
Pierce THEY VS.. y. c. smith r szluk
"a Dewey Houinhop. Jerry Andrews We
Bob Wheeler Charles Mack. hys