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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-10

MFR. and Mrs. Harry Roberts,
who have been spending several
days in Key West visiting rel
atives and friends, will leave on
Friday for Tampa. where they
win remain for a short stay after
which they will proceed to Fort
Lauderdale where they are now
making their home,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-10

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE
Three bundles for SC. The Citi-
zen Office. jan25-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-10

THE WEATHER

Observation taken at 7:30 a. m,
18th Mer. Time (city office)
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-10

CRAPS FISHERY, OJUS, FLA.
Home water pumps, fittings,
valves, all kinds Plumbing Fix
lures, Tanks, Water Heaters,
etc. sept8-1wk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-10

NEWLY FURNISHED APART
MENT, close to Navy Yard.
1913 Whitehead street. sept3-tf
IsaIk1ak EN44 81 Ell lsflEs. - .
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INSTRUCTIONS IN SCHOOL
LESSONS, 7th to 18th Grades.
Billy Gates, rear sos Francis
Street. Reasonable rates.
sept8- 1wIx
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two rooms, dou-
BILE; A windows: adults. Private
home. Phone 299-W. sept9-3tx
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Classif Column
MISCELLANEOUS

OUR REPRESENTATIVE will
be in Key West Saturday,
September 18th. We buy your
old mattress for cash or make
it into new one. Phone ia
for appointment. SUN MAT,
TRESS COMPANY.
sept10-1wk
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27
SALE.

BY virtue of authority vested in
the undersigned as trustee in a Ger
tain deed of trust executed by Dora
Stone dated February T., 1885. re
corded in Book l47, Page 1856, de-
fault having been made in the pay
Inent Of the debt therein secured, at
The request of the holder of the same
| viii offer for sale at the courthouse
Coor in Henderson, N. c. by pubic
auction. on Thursday the 18th day Of
March, 1871. at y O'clock, the fol
lowing described land:
Begin al the N. f. corner of lot
formerly J. J. Betsch on S edge of
Chestnut Street, run thence S Al 1-2
T., 80 feet to iron stake: Hines Hern-
Gen corner; thence along Hicks or
Hernden line N "a - w, so feet to
a stake: thence N 80 deg. w. 81 feet
to stake on the edge of Chestnut
Street, S SO ga deg. w, SIS IL feet
to beginning.
This 18th day of February, 1871.
A. A. BUM, Trustee.
l3-20-27-6
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27
New Senate Districts

Senator White, heroic efforts to
keep Vance and Warren counties ia
a senatorial district TO themselves,
instead of tying Northampton IA
with hem, seem to have aVailed b1o
little - Il sun-comml'1ee has re
ported |fayor:bly the whole system
of change in the re-dlstrlctmg
scheme. with a single exception IN
the western part oil the State. 50,
as this department observed some
DAYS ago, Vance may as well prepare
itself in the future TO select a State
senator once each six years instead
of every four as heretofore.
Senator White offered an amend
ment to put Northampton IN with
Edgecombe and Halifax, with the
district having two senators, thus
leaving Vance and Warren as they
have been for many years. but
political gerrymandering Won the
day, with the result that this county
will most Of the time in the future
be. represented in the legislature by
one of its own citizens only in the
HsuSe. Il ''+4t 4 N'
J. On a pnpulatioh basis, which Is The
Method of ~allocating the fifty mem-
be1A of the Senate among the one
hufned Counties, there would be one
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27
NOTICE.

The undersigned having this day
qualified as executor and ~executrix,
respectively, Of the estate of Mrs.
Nettle H. Cheatham, deceased, late
Of Vance County. North Carolina,
under the terms of her last will and
testament, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate to exhibit Them, duly itemized
and verified, to undersigned at Hen
derson, North Carolina, on or before
the l4th. day Of February, 1912, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
Of their recovery. All persons indebt-
ed to said estate will please make
immediate settlement.
This the 18th. of February, l941.
S. H. WATKINS
MRS. AMIE CHEATHAM
WATKINS.
d. p. McDuffee,
Attorney.
13-20-27-6-l3-20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27
NOTICE.

NOllAL.
The public Will take notice that
NJ. w. Coghill, r. E. Clements, .Tr.,
and r. Z. Clements have entered IN
10 and formed a Limited Partnership
and will do a general hauling and
trucking business in the name and
style of
THE THREE C's, Ltd.
the agreement for which is Of rec
ord in the office Of the Register of
Deeds Of Vance County.
That The following persons have
the several amounts placed opposite
their names in cash:
M. W. Coghill, Henderson,, N. c.
$500. 90.
r. E. Clements, Jr., Henderson, N.
c. $4,000.
R. E. Clements, Henderson, N. c.
$4,000.
That said Limited Partnership will
commence as Of this date and will
terminate upon the death of either
partner or by operation of law.
Further notice is given that neither
partner shall be liable for any
amount in excess of the amount this
Gay invested by him, as above stated,
in said partnership business.
This the sixth day of February,
lS4l.
M. w. COGHILL,
R. f. CLEMENTS, JR..
R. E. CLEMENTS,
Limited Partners.
6-l3-20-27-6-l3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27

The man at the next desk says
that he's still waiting tor the great
miracle-a radio program which
proves to be really as good as the
announcer promised it would be,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27

A man. arrested in st. Louis was
discovered t o have 80 aliases. Think
OF the fun ne must have had calling
people up and asking, Guess Who?'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27

The man OF the hour usually
proves to be the fellow who gets on
the lob at a moments notice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27

A new chemical may prolong LIE
TO the age OF 1875. Imagine collecting
social security for owe 100 years,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27
WANT ADS

GUARANTEED SERVICE FOR ALL
makes OF cars, Bill" Hester il
charge. Modern equipment. Cand-
lcr-paImer Motor Co.. William and
Mitchell streets. Studebaker Sales
and Service. 27-tt
FOR SALE-TWO MULES, ONE
weighing 1000 lbs, other ll50 lbs,
and wagon. See J. H. Daniel, Hen
derS0n. route 8. 24-4ti
FRESH CUT FLOWERS AND POT
ted plants ready for immediate de
livery. We grow the flowers we
sell. Bridgers-The Florist, phone
$50 day or night. l3-tf
SPECIAL ON REBUILT LIVING
room suites from $50 to $3.50.
Come and pick out the one you
like. h. f.. SatterWhite and Sons
near Fire Station. 26-tI
ONION SETS l0c QUART. FOR
silver skins. yelloW> or multiply
lng large assortment "Woods' gar
den seed. Watkins Hardware Co.,
Nam street. 27-2ti
WE CUT THE RED TAPE AND
make quick loans for building, re-
modelling, buying and r~e1inancing
homes. Henderson Building &
Loan Association. Al. b. Wester,
Secretary. CD
FREE WITH EACH 10000 BOX OF
staples, one factory guaranteed
stapling machine while they last.
Only n to a customer. Affords
Printing and Office Supply, phone
90. lift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27

Bow-legs are rapidly disappearing.
Now, don't tell us the Vanishing
American is the cowboy!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27

Senator Guy M. Gillette
Attacking the Lease-Lend Bill as .
measure which would inevitably
lead the u. S. into active participa-
ton in the war, Senator Guy M.
Gillette, Iowa Democrat, declared
the bill would further deplete"
Americas "meager" defenses by
permitting transfer of existing and
future equipment to Britain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27

GET READY FOR SPRING, HAVE
your clothes cleaned. repaired, al
tered. Call and delivery service. or
cash and carry. Huffman Cleaners
phone 81, . riOrner street. 26-1.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27

FOR SALE: THREE FULL STOCK
toy terriers. See Willie henderson
at Garrett and Hende,son's Store.
fhone 49t-J. 21-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27

FRUIT TREES HALF PRICE. HAVE
Shipment STARK Bros. best trees,
peaches ana pears, NOW IN express
office, not called tor " consignee.
See me at once II interested. A. J.
Cheek, Agt. 27-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL,
kinds OF body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Ia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27

EVERY DAY IS DIVIDEND DAY
with US. II you / not getting
dividends on your Fire and auto
mODlle Insurance., It's because YOU
are not insured With Us. Gates In
sun anCe Agency. 26-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27

TIRES, BATTERIES, CASH OR
CREDIT. All tires guaranteed y
months. BATTERIES rccnatged sue.
Carolina Ilrt Store, next door to
A. q L. Store. Phone lUy4-, PIT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-27
WANT ADS
Get Results

MASTER PLUMBER PHONE ~
on 8l2-J when your PLUMBING ,y>1
ten gives trouble. We ]rcorganT,
rcpaIr OF install new lI<rures
O.. Wheeler. il. y o.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

shr Defense HulzlnF projects arr "a
BE- Of 8 lasting ard permanent ua-
tffN permanent schools Of better
types Eli b. built and maintained
PAsusecsiias Bnzlning po9gAm q Of
the permanent typ@ and Il wAz tn
dicated TIA Passaaoala would oume
nn6sr the iatter classification
Although tns general details have
tBos been worked uaf completely, Ny
Wells stated thai be has every Tes-
Un 70 hxltrve that Federal Aid Will
become available IN the VERY near
nutare. possibly within the next
several weekk
Al the meeting in Atlantic CITY
with government school offlefak. The
p&ac2EoalA situation was discussed
~ az individual subject The ai-
aatioaa here Was held favoxahly b.
The National Advisory Coaneii Of
the government
a deflnite announcement OF whMs
Ulli BE- done here Is expected t1
b. made VERY soou. Is al recoEnmen-
cations o. aae local school officials
aud those OF the state went through
without change.
NJ. Wells made the trip 70 Wash
inaton with W o Eckies. arehi
tect and school building specials.
Of the Stale Department of Edu-
cation. steve niAlrk- superintendent
Of tine HatsiesburK City Schools
Tommy MAYOR. superintendent Of
tfae Kinds County scaioolA and T.
r. JoYe. school supervisor Of the
state Department OF Education
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
DEATH or Mis- DORA ToLER

Friends and relatives we're shock
ed and grfeFed Friday % learn a
the death Of MIS- Dora Ramsay
TnleT. widow Of the late Dan G.
ToleF. Of vaneieave both q whom
were much loved and respected
Mrz. Toler was the eldet. daugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. ard Mira SardGn
q Ramsay. SIRE l. survived b. her
only child. Kenneth Toler Of
Matches; four brothers. Scott.
Prank. Hardy. ard Harry Ramsay
three sisters AIRS. l.. l. Roberts.
Airs. a c. Few. and Mrs. c. 3.
Davis. also . number Of nieces and
nephexS
The funeral services a. the home.
church and cemetery were IN charge
Of Rev. T. r Holt. pastor. and Rev.
p o Nix. former pastor Of the
vancAeare Methodist church There
were many beautiful floral offer
iaga The pAllbe&rera were sardin
Roberts. Rupert Roberts vertis
Ramsay. Keble Ramsay. Henry
Davis. and Bonnie Bonham
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
BETTER HOMES
FOR Farm And City
BY RUTH 3 CArS

Meat sappiy Fef TRs Farm Family
Mix ~yeRetabses fruit ard egs
arr knoWu AZ The protective foods
ARD abcuid BE- ~tncigEea Ia ue acs
assse oaai fos Qge family FeFet-
ableg and fuan ana naeE the knpzN
Nutrient Necessary fer human
maintenance. but nafFisNnisi2 tNil
a. unieM the diet contAar9 some
foods al animal origin. as meat
milk. butter. Or essN tlfe boey fails
20 function properly and loses
normal power 10 feEft dssA@
These iooas S1aaiy The protein
which d building and repalfsna ma
leFtai Cor me bod
The daily menu h me majority Ok
homes Is huiit around mest - the
central dish While the average
American rats approximately 30
pounds ~ meal yearly estimates
Indicate that uhe average pr capita
consumption Of beef IN rural Migglf-
klppi IA ies than 5 pounds
Beef due 70 is palatabiliiY and
is high nutfitlge vslue 81 q Of
the leading meats consumed ~
Americans The Protein Is practls-
ais 100 dsgestah2e. the Fat about
Sc dieestab3e Heef. q rich Ia
Pfotelnx and fat a1sD minerals es-
Iabllsh iron and phaephoFoua both
essential q human existanre ard
vel being A family Of Q persons
may utilize sdVantageguxlT from
80 TO 800 pounds Of beef per year
Even farm family can have = VaH-
efy Of meat az most any season Of
the year b he proper use Of Lock
e. Freezer Service and Canniug
Canning IL of tins ideal Says OF
utilizing the BRET moi eaten fresh
Growing the required hogs and
processing the pofk needed b. the
farm family cost i no definite sat-
lsfacticu The firm enjoyment
Of apetiging food products ia amonR
1sesa ealaea Eofk products con-
knmeu By the average farm II par-
chased within the usual price range
would oost 5000 70 $1,000 Pork
Is a hiRh pestshable product and
close attention therefore. should
be given u methods Of handing
Mutton lamb, poultry fish ana
game should also be Included IN the
farm diet Instructions for slaugh-
terms, cutting canning. curing and
storing Of nests mas be obtained
~ the County and Home Demon
stftalon Agents Office Extension
Bulletin No 1i3-Beef Supply rof
The Farm. Extension Bulletin No
n4Mett Canning and Extension
Bulletin No @-Tne Farm Pork
supply. are among those available.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
~PascagOula PTA To
Hear Cancer Control
Lectures Next Week

The president OF the Pascaaoula
Hlgh School Parent Teacher Also
citation. Mira J. b Morgan. an
noanees the forthcoming meeting
Of the PTA. Wednesday Afternoon
March u. at 3 30 O'Clock, as orae OF
the most important by FAR n many
rtspscts OF any held. She urRes
the attendance OF mothers OF high
school pupils and mothers OF ele-
men.ary school pupils 20 hear the
message. which Is Of such vital IN
Poftanee 10 all
d l. ". Moody. formerly Of the
Ncw YORK City Cancer Control Com
uattee, ~tl aaoN talklna pictures
which Will explain the Importance OF
understanding about tniz dread
disease, how u detecl Is presence.
anu steps 70 take 70 prevent its
further growth.
lie Will De assisted in the after
moons work by Dr. Emma Gay. Of
0uliport. who Is State Commando
OF the Mississippi Divlsi1u OF the
Womenis Field Army Of tie amer
lean socaety for Control Of Cancer
wno viii explain her woIk IL this
line. This Is expected 70 b. a most
interesting session, and Il Is hoped
that a good crowd vii b. present
20 hear these experts speak of ths
subject IL which they have spent
20 much study ana work Alter the
speaking the meeting vii be open
Tor questions and discussion OF the
topic.
The committee VIII be appointed
also 10 select officers e serve for
the coming year IL the PareuE
Teacher Association
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
PASCAGOULA SCHOOLS
WILL RECEIVE FEDERAL
ASSISTANCE THIS YEAR

FEDERAL assistance far pascaeouia
schools to take care Of THE sknsy-
Rsncy hroaght mn by the Increased
enrolment anticipated next fat
upon compiessor az the Navy Hoszs-
ing pro3nct for defense ucTksrx y
practically assured Il w@ an
nounned oy Superintendent TON
wells foalo4inc MS trip e. wash
tnxton. y G and Atlantic CITY ~
J where he conferred u4tn E0tsyu-
menf officials n regards . TIRE
matter.
rApoaxuala and other e6<amasni-
tteF whtoh are affected b. the Ma
tznnai Defense proxram. b having
sheir population swtlIed FAR beyond
norzzal. Gil share Ia the aSslstanee
offered b the government This
week 8 bill kn0an rs the LanAllam
Bin No $50, was presented % Con-
grsxs asktrr that al5ooeoooo 6e APP
prorTtatec fof community assistance
IN areas where defense PROJECTS ARE
berg carried Out School assistance
= &AE ~ ut N&@ kNAA -
tfsis nEa The bll wax ~ tos hear
ing IN the House Of Representative
tins week
ar. Wells stated that although
aSzurance has netn given that the
communities vii Be given relief tn
the school situation. q stIl Is not
known Just how Tee details vii be
handled Practically everybody
concerned realizes that the commit
mites o. the type OF Pz1c4aoalA
vii need assistance. therefore g Is
definitely established that aid viii
Be granted.
II wAx brought M At the various
discussions before the groups Ia
washington and Atlantic City that
probably there W4l be two types
Of school buildings provided under
the program Where the defense pro
gram b 20 be q q temporary
nature temporary Sch o
buaidinsz viii be provided Where
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

Rooerfs and c1aNz1s McFargan1 q
Caauzscn n were The r1asts 81
0sear ard Mis- Else McF&xiaxd
tire past txp weekx While here
theg enjoyed Mardi Gra6 n New
OFbenszs and . visit 70 B<1tnErsth
Gardens near Nozzle
%
Mn y c. EAssen had ~ hs.r
g1ses2& Wedns adAy her nRusnetE
0erret Roo<S and Mn Rookx. and
Dg and Mrs A Boone Of L<rsnnd
Michigan enEuszte 10 their home
from Nez Orleans
%
MFx l. G Parrish. Miss KAth-
crime Parrish ard Norman Michele
o. New oTlezus. we're guests of Mr.
PArTzshs sister Mrx r II Nc
0owrn last week end
o.
Carr B4rdsan has iefuxnea 70 hls
home IL cniezEo fo3owtng = short
STAY 81 ms country home. Oak
naas 81 Point AUX Ci1ene&
o.
Mrs. Carl L4ndstruxn returned
home Thursday from q pleasant
Rlsll 70 her son and dauEhter-in-
law u and Mrs.. Carl LAndxtron.
Jr- and other relatives In Chicago
%
Private George Gransx OF Fort
Banding. Fla, arrived Saturday 20
spend this week with his parents.
Ar. ana Mrs Emile GRANITE. here
o.
Miss MaTceile DezsommeS Of New
Orleans. spent las week end visit
ing her mother. Mrs r. E DesSom-
mes and other members OF the
family
II l. Girot. manager Of United
Poultry Producers. Miss Eva LegRett
OF Poultry Extension Department,
State College. ana Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Rgpp drove TO Lacedale, We'd
nssday. % attend q meeting OF the
farmers OF that section who couteFn-
plate organizing an association IN
connection with the United Poultry
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
Jackson County Farm
Heads Discuss M
Vegetable Planting
Ceerdinasinx Coancff Mesnbxrs A.
s<mhae Ia Csunty Arrnss 0fnre
Per supp<F And Map FnsRrMm

H0w 10 help Ire farmer 70 ae SCI
SsfxsortSng-rstae al his owu mo
oore, Including vegetables vas ~
purpose 0f q coord1n2fing ccaznuzs
meeting og al agricultural workers.
Ia the County lax1 nz9ht 81 ths
County Agents offre
Emphasis &C vegetables Yuss nou
A J Franklin County Aren't Az
chairman OK the council. eNnsatnee
IN az interview. IS being made q
time WITH spring planting
We are formulating Plans where
b. ~ can help each other get ne
farmer % increase his sarden 4 .
piy and put up more pru6nctx
Franklin said II we put this pro-
gram across we win feel we wtn
have accomplished a crest deal
me Coordtnsting Council IA
clv6es, besides AGRICULTURAL workers
the county health department. the
State Plant board. tire county for
eStry department. Farm Security.
the vocational and home economies
departments 81 AL the schools In the
county. and ire superintendent a.
education
The Council vas organized about
a year ago 20 tte-ta with 8 similar
statewide organization that waa IN
augurated approximately three years
age under the regime og Ex-t1ox.
Hugh l. Waite About six meefinRx
have been held since jackson
County's CoordLnsting Council came
into existence II Is planned nov
to have regular meetings the first
Thursday night each month.
The purpose OF the State Council
Is TO better farm conditions and 70
try 70 minimize duplication Of e.
fort The jackson County Coordin-
ating Council Is affiliated with this
general purpose. Officers In the
local body r elected foF a period
Of six months. Serving with Prank
In Is Miss Willie Belle Smith. Sec
Rotary, Miss Smith is regularly as
sociated with the County Health de-
p~artu1ent.
Last nights meeting vas preced-
ed by q shrimp supper st 7 O'Clock.
at the Office Of the County Agent.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
FUNERAL or MISS
ELIzABETH ALLEY

The funeral 81 Miss Elizabeth
Simmons Alley, who died al her
home at 80 Ker street. or Wed-
nesdas. February e was held from
late home Of deceased on Friday AZ
terncon. February -. Rev. f. W.
Timer. pastor Of the Methodist
church 60 which deceased belong
ed. conducting the service assisted
by Rev Heryey Mcdowell pastor Of
the Presbyterian church.
The pail bearers were L A Cow
al, 7 5 Cuwan. c II CowAn. Willie
Alley Edwin Alley and Travis Ben
nett a long coFteee Of sorowing
friends and relatives followed the
remains 10 the Maehphelah cemetery
and - they were fenderR Inferred
the grave was covered aith s blank
e Of flowers. the fragrant and elo-
Quent expressions Of esteem for :
NOBLE woman
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
Week Of Prayer Is
Observed In Negro
Baptist Churches

The women of the three negro
Baptist churches conducted the
wednesday afternoon meeting dur
ing the March Week of Prayer of
the w n. q. this week at the First
Baptist church. About Is negro wo-
took part. They gave the talks
and also sang. The devotional was
led BY an old negro nanny. Ap-
proxtmately IS white women we're
IN attendance.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS
By
BEaYL ogROT
Ffnn4 Ss9f
s4@~@4%@@4&4@4e

FFsnk JoeshAn q Nex Orleans
spent Sunday here v1th members q
ma family.
Mr. and Ms1 X c Williams vii
kase Friday for their hoxne In
Topeka Kansas. having spent the
last few months here In their hosne
tn Gulf Hills
Mr. and Mira. p j. Llndy OK
Op<hzsAs La were week end guests
q Their respective parents. Mr and
Mrx Louis Larcy arsc Mr. and Mrs
r W Miller.
Mrx George Colby and Sons.
Charles and Jimmie knickerbockez
departed Sunday FOX Chicago fol-
Iowfng . swo weeks visit 20 Nr1.
Robertson Palmer tn HolcoEnb
Boulevard
Hrs. A. J Rxviere and daughtes.
Mrs BeEnis Bailey. OF biloxi. bsft
saturday for NapDieonyille, Ia
where they we're called by the
serious illness OF Mrs RlvieFess
father.
M and Mra Arthur Hardin ~
Texarkana. ARK were house guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Albert westbrook.
last week
BOBBY valee OF New Orleans. v1s-
tied his uncle and aunt, Mr. ana
Mrs. l. A LGindy. last week END
MiSs CryStei Benugez spent a TEA
days this week win her mother.
Mrs David FAyard. IN New Orleans.
Mis- Betty Page Seay and Ken
Meth Carver Of Perkinston Junior
College. spent last week end with
their respective parents.
%
Mrs. o. d. Steele and Miss Dolly
CULVER of Chicago. are the house
guests Of Mrs Ralph Barnhsrt and
ARA. Ella Haff.
Roy Sousley. Jr.. Of Hatfieshurx.
Miss. visited his parents. mfr. and
Mrs. Roy Sousley. last week end.
D
Mr.. and Mira. Walter Miner of
jackson. Mkss. arrived Friday for a
short visit TO their parents. Mr.. and
AIRS. 7. w. Milner. and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Joachim.
o
Mr.. and Mira Bud McKinnon ana
Miss Faye johnson of nit. Pleasant.
Texas. spent Monday and Tuesday
of this week visiting MIR. McKin-
mons br0ther-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles M. Carr. enroute
70 Pensacola. Fla
Misses Rebecca Guice. Nav Nell
Ryan and Cryxtell Beaugez drove
70 Mobile. Saturday for the dag.
G. J. Perry. Mrs. Sam O. Perry
and Mrs j. n Ard returned 70
their home in Birmingham. Ala.
following a two weeks stay At sun
set Point Inn. Gulf Hills.
A. J. Riviere was called to New
Orleans Monday by the death OF
his brother.
Mr.. and Mira John BoirIn. lack
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
Gautier Library
Association Saint
Patrick's Day Party

A s. PatTiek's party Wilh enter
tainment and refreshments viii be
held after the regular monthly
meeting Of the oauileg Library
Association at 80 p n. tuesday,,
At the GaatieT school. Il VAS an
nounced today BY " K Penton.
president Of the association Mrs.
Z b Townsend Is chairman Of the
entertainment committee