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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

Tnf newspaper and mAeAzanes nMSe beer giving
"a Hyzat vef9 interesting pacfures Anc neseTaptinn&
e chsfaA. thai. r. 8 certain extent myxaerlost land
with 5 civilization of thousands OF wears behind g.
1nusueh ut refer to ais inhabitants ~ hestaen CHI
ueae Tness FacfHres anc Artlrlea tel Of the vas
destruction 81 Chtz1aae nazneA. csgasG. Industries trTn-
rasS. etc b. the force 81 Japan durfns the four years
siaAa the xAf n taant country mas bsen r&ginx 3 nor
rib1e recital n nskny Instances
Bm there b smother aspect % China besides ths
oassrues8on Il b the story q Chinese courage And
oslNrnanatinn 70 resist and reconstruct II the HaiaSa
d xar. II 4 me storY Of thousands q miles os
nrx highways conxtructec q maintain ths hfeltnez
Of 8 huge natlsn. Of TIM growth Of q mes saduaas
II the vaE inner provinces a China a ths luuE
trsk Ct the Chinese Schools ano colleges 20 the an
terror where today they teach vAzte lArgez CLASSES
q students taEa ever before. Il b tas story 0f So
pao DN refugees TeintaErAted into q productive Life
through tire creation az nex oeaentrslised pockes m
cuSfraez. of t4e care WITH which China chexikhes &no
brings up IL ~alsnapilne and learntns more thar soo.-
Go orphans whose parents WE'RE killed IL the destrnr-
ton d xAr. q tar vrsAa roat thai chlnas women are
playing IA the liberation q Their country
Il - ths latter aspect u ChifA taAE commands the
4oniraflon g she world. and Il Il comes 70 the worst
81 haes V X rn1lAsec ~ ne peope q CIR own
fFex Amsrara
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
WHAT A O DO.

uncae san wAuu tp knoN shat ye car % Be
wants 81 Inventory q yor profession TAds q hosnE
ne wants 70 ke~p Il o. f4x for - eraesEenrt.
To effecs such ~ inxeEEiorg o. MlszlaSpp skill
a. psrzan between Is Aga e le zno g-wnll<
an1 hia1k mar arc iemase-art being asked 20
REGISTER 5my ISIS
Whale tke sasN oefenx rouael Is sponsoring ne
prs1ar1 4 h to xss and TOO important f0 ans ons
organization e astenpi 4 pai : ogeF
TINS means the roureTKrluE ~ every citizen III
b. ueeezz4-g.
The rsgastrataon il = wusznHnlk pro5ect PROM
IL rolls I'll b craxn 3 certain auzeans q trained
persons w1ac nzay fae fhef qualifications e b. a.
mutually u0fliahae fr them - fW ts government
Both fnan 40 Individual and pa1zaosar standpoint
nc person n fhe 1s-H 49, hrAekes Aaoaac al 10 rre-
issez Lft g tnn Sob right
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

ssrrueeasszsa rrnsusts svu4x s~ Pustl&ns orv-
aostAr ! irssps IL ~htra ~ SD woa11 Ycs Fasa@
gfvx - . E-aaFxalug sdasnxsA 81 wsAa fo9 tnsak .
- abaai nnsss Il you recxssrN wuwc ess4 ne had
namnsxudrc tr Deszshs army y 80 or N1h bag
aneu Ane csaaa8 and twvw waFksnk nNA @e&AnN
tssnlr Aral aruansane ~aspeFtex e maze sNn3Nnez
aae raus ~ = iursasn nAaAunr-
Nsns b waas ~ o~exauiaa sAl1 IN rspx Cen
n,rss 81 saas nassu< wsald he psry heaasrc On
Nxs G1sz al osfsozn q 81 ussas in cFerEsNns
uere asaase b stern sroasserz thslF lsaosgs Hnc o.
nsrrsx vers Arrcszsa. nn1asease1 o. mRt y connen-
srAsaan canzgn assn ueopezu us csanNAae1 Tns
saaasa<aoaa organizations o German Asw Ssrt
aesusFel a. SIR Gay
IL mas . QeHnaan a1 eeablasec = son care
asissn shiuh requires evsgy osFmaH lAssFss q carr
win hlm ; aarapastx rresvc q hs n~reyao4s enpa@Y-
uasna enables us government q &szz wpFkefz n &C.
caxuagaet wah government paNna A bi@a mara n
~ wask tas2 sruouna to 3 8eath sentence
Ne man xNs forue1 " Nurk xfssn Et govern
usens asx aroop 70 as~n Ee atrpAsrs factors r.
California xhAt TIE FpoA nc d. SNs . pros1ct
Annsfaaan agGxena faa1a3 o. nnu@antEns b. oasH
rshs n SC &c wura Il uass wisssrc Al eserwhelHaaas
majority q TIRE uorkera voluntarily returzae 70 aae4f
gsbs 81 0ns
Ne thankfnr American likes e So zo1sa 0see n
labor dxputna Ba there Is no Alternative - amN
- q hAndfun * 1eft- WING labor Ieeofrt kucoee1 n
tylng II faxlagars w84aeh are sstA2 e American Or
Tense ard security ard in lntisnaaAtane men who
SAINT = work II = ~ V uas RANK anc f1e q labor
ROW Il can keep o. uorkfn9 9u1 auueps ATbitra-
t1un q ~ rriefAnocf b. . government mraiat4on
haara-sr Is car fgsagw Ehs radicals within AZ H~nka
y certain Fuin-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
H.cHLaoHrs OF orrS,os oS DrrESsr

Preslneni Roosevelt inao ms press conferences be
ssan hopes ne Z. S can stas on of the xulo con-
nllrt HIS statement was mace IN answer to = re-
portess question Z changing international situations
hAo caused tAs President &c alter his belief stated
II la1. that the Z s cealc and would stay oui Of
TIE wAr.
Nnss seereiarx Knox tod ma press conferences
reporters t4Hi Nnss vessels we're engageo n convey
CITY Nere absolutely untrue. sno sa1d reports
mai uhs Mar hac lost llsex material Ane equi5znenf
q hae been anvosv~e in any eap0anser witt beilleef-
euf rraet we're emoxi oecldece not nle.
P Dlrectos Knnasan issued a statement uFgzng
greater oeieusF efforts and SAla nothing could Dc
further from ue truth Than taai Ruzxlaas entry
laso ae wAT lac ssersed DANGER 70 ths coantry- ~
Kn0asou sac We are n saxsexhai better shape than
Ne were Ast summer but sc need the Easrk u en-
IhuslAem-ge uf patrioilSm-to carry the program
forxarc sRsiex~
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Quiz
DEFENSE
BOND

O what i = e. s. Defense savings Bond
A This Bond Is proof that yoa have loaned money e.
the United States Government for national defense
Your Bond bears interest ST the rate of IS percent
a year. If he'd to maturity tten yearS1.
Q. why should | buy Defense Bondsz
A Because money talks. To dict4tors it speaks de-
fance. To friends Of freedom. il says. Here's my
handf"
Note-To purchase Defense Bonds and Stamps. so to
the nearest post office or bank, or write for infor-
nation to the Treasurer Of the United States.
Washington, y. c.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP

The Ye&sos1k II American caurraes Issued
u11= ne auspices q le NaderA Council q
Chuaaas o. CHRIS - Anaer1a4. whleh waa rnoeutly
published. rsse4k seme interesting fsctk abgsi tae
religious LIE u OK Peope II Ass1. there were
eks0l5sk enuFeh u-aaaaez a. nae oozu1g. ssseuona
aSH zauraek Ths loazl O 80 selEsa4 Doelas
ezeeeoz any previous agass recorded
Tns< NguzsE impressive ~ aasy aFe. aeeoznt f0
. Lille kM laGE lar q ie popasztaun q tae
uazsec ssatea Ane 81 6a1dAs mornings. exoeps -
. lev ezsa aes ane usess eng haE ne peWz n
ze enuse8ss are azec Ne cal ourselves q CHRISTIAN
nzzzE. % are ~
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
ana rot = rAEr TnsEr or1IzrST

RstuR = c1taseu n nunnxrAu b = fnl taans
yt II o3slrz furrnz q government rhe etiiasury uaAkas
- Ee background asp2ar1ne onis n nuo sceaes
= rnee az ans ruierK Of ts nAE0n
M here h ne nnan fer pzz azns eAAzcns n
cur furm q nOvernnnent or government b H.
wAzs N Eaak< Il Ours d the fauli Z fnt whnuA
q Eovernment Dc nnE nn smoothly. fu tar lawn
we made ara the ruadsr1s ard sae mcn &c ss-rtsc ars
ax nzsEnazA.
Arr ypa = par tazs cataz-ns DO ygs falfa al
ysar cataes a. . xass7-0 % yoe guzs ka0x ~ At eiee-
saun sinF % cas- Fou yose Esaa1ui CIR Consideration
q 1hs fun aaaagfnzaAoaA rsnOru An1 p~r4ne4plea d al
canaiaaaess
Arr ynu $ part Eanse rasznene DC yoa oh<s Ia
aHz you have aac ; band E mAklnx-r Is your uag
rsogsn4 wasu ynu assAk whai aazrs IKE - tanon-
ss9nszfzAs hike lax aaAS Z yuu es away VIII g. Ia
81 raEnts
Are yuu ; part ssrar eatansnF Do you eslnee M
aeFnx y al azzazk o. ona N saaz p~rDeisza Nhsch
a1rsrtn pusanern yos-end tsen oo1ect vasen clhe
ereups &C the sane anc infringe o. yaar preroeailsuss
cnu ~ efsnezs sosk fm the sumnaun rOoe q a. can
aemncrzrr praersSl
arr gou 8 pmr4 sasus e1iizenf DO you sean al
e. 10 alaen sabzxrsav~ elezae1ts Eao tel yog hos
mnEh bstsea n-onditiant arr Or Woald be Tor you veEe
uasrx . cfffernns fcszz a government DO pea
uaoushslssky pa4 o. these tales xitncus checking On
tfsen ACCURACY o. considering taer soucef
Are POS . par time atlzcuf DO y0Q stAzsc up
fr onnscrary a a. ssu condemn It's mistakes with
en- uunn1rrat1un fu the Eoao Il hnk 70 nffcrs Do
ynu stress oals i4 zhar1ouzntngs ane never IA aoEs
rauar puEran whkb slowly ea surely an1 n zpa1
g saunhanRx osscs1minauun and delourx il making
tnn uumtz s ours uhf hest IN wsacn we npes
Eos - nsses before ne Unsssd States nseaE TIE
tx tns -s1A-EiAnne q al "a puope DonN ~ 8 par
1872 N2zzmant-xawfh TApaaw.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
rARMER WANTS EQUALITY

ITS equality TIE farmers want sac Preo 8
sexsnet. president 81 uat Daasynens League Co
operative Association o, Ses YORK rsueuily. Equal
ny n return for labor anc hours. equality q sac
fatace p MnaE ara industry equality u opportunity
g 90 tAsb pam fw taer country equality - ne
knowledge that lhess government a requiring Of
0asers taAi which iarnerz are willing 70 gise-3ong
tsourx hare work gTuAs sacrifice
int iasnes. n snort Nkks thai al b~ treated
ALIKE u an emergency Nc iess than iMno. he IL
ensitAsc 70 q return tor ma xork thai Is eouEnen-
surMis with riS1ns eostk Ann increased overhead
Couuman fairness dictates thai.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

Tfanknen h le Northwest pont OF maj sBss
- ne n~rzas-cxua1A highway ossned - az ar
tEz between the P4eif9 Ca@zi an1 TIE przax1ez
- NI ~ ALASKAN hlsassy tzp le gFezs sne rich
uerh eeausfa Seine loea q ne Tremendous trzf-
* poaentizhz1ez e znen 3 rausx CA be gained BY
listing fss > - q tns e5mpae1 laez pertaining 70
NH naszaEezz terrztaT Fw examzN. 4 + rezzhls
Hsp1riez taH4 aaesE are feez e uaeu
mscnanasha tanse ssaoo2an q known and m
1sTsosz1 sec aspasis Il Hs Yakoa- md s h
aamse shz1 ~ AaHsea 81 neid II 10 xusic i in
Azzska rFza4lY ever nsEx elzpsteh an1 czzrzzs-
a4 q ~ uo3es asday stresses fe mAasoic nesc
fu a1 AlAzkan nzE1uAy~
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

rhHdfen spent Ss5n6Ax visiting NJ
snf Mrs Wn8aoen ct pANcaEuulA.
Mr. Eaut1e Ca er and saEA Man
asl sent C. Nozzle Satarda3 and
v,e-e accompanied h0zue SUNDAY
Afternoon ~ TIE formers brother
tn-laa asa sister Mr. and Mfz Tine
TgauF
-
n and Mrx Calhoun Garter Ct
BASIN Kgsuf q few oagx sISsnng
Gner s~on-!n-lAw and daughter. III
sne Mrg Butch NeAson returning
nnane Monday night
-
A. ana Mrs Hin.01 vino bad AZ
apartment II IRE home Of Mr1
PArEhurst moved back % Alabama
where NJ Hinton has employment
a. the paper mil At Cl1iekasaw
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

Tne Lexington Mississippi Advertise xhra Is
ne tnzo oldsa neNspap@ tu ~ STATE an1 Nhlef
has beez Ez1e b. = 4 Poza1 fx Deszzs ha1 q
ezasuvs - saek IS 80 - = Nabr II q
Nsazou aac daaksu Ms NC has zzzuasc active
azzrst = na pa@ ne uex uz1a1as 81 ~
mp~ r ne Halmes coanlE PahAzneak me via =
c zaha. 5r- - sdlzx Tn saep4S1 Assazz< ell
e. An1 AR z y CxH soszeF ee10 xt Eh
Eall9 Mzhry maca zaoesx T. - De- enterU1s
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L


M and Mrs. Clifton EuTry. who
were married June -. haTe returned
from a shora honeymoon trip 70
ForoA
NJ and AIRS J MccauEhan and
children q CroSsett ARKANSAS
we're FuurGh Of July guests OF Mrs
McCHnKhanx sister, Mrs c II
Ramsay. and MIR RAMSAY. Mrs
McChughau WAS the former Miss
Edlah Ruole
Rupert Roberts. VINO Is employed
al the C~fIickkSaw branch Of the
Ingalls, Shipvar6s ear Mobile. spent
fhe weekend visiting hlk parents.
Mr and Mr1 L L Roberta.
o
AZ and Mrx stan Brown u1
alexandria and Baton Rouge L0aiki-
s1lA. were recent guests q MI
Rrounls 1Htler. x NJ SpaGlGluK
and azrx. Spauidng, al TIER For1
Bayou hnnne.
r. n Rave Is al nome after 8
vinis To ms father IN Chicago
%
Res. r r Holt preachec Sunday
a. the Vanceave MeLadtst Church
o.
Dryden Walker and lite daughter
Rita Joe. have returned from &
esfseMAaRf @4sa4 II r~a1gszzee 81 Mr.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
ROOD CONSERVATION

Agraaaitafe Secretary wlnkard Associate Pr1oe
Administrators ElAoss Saa PAU NcNuit coordlnss0<
q Healsh Activities outlined . plAn far community
action T. SEe for immediate o. future ~. quaint
aes C fooo ordinarily wasted The offloah arEec
community lsaoeu e easek local fraii arc vegetables
~sarplus1 plan fx distribution through school lunch
znc pas EFoano programs 70 Haeei nutr1lioaAl needs
g znal-tneosns families and make arrangements for
preserving HFeeuraa nz Esed r. freza form
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
MT. PLEASANT

M an1 Ms Arthur Petoka Of
Atlanta Georgia u10tored over On
july ssa and remained through
sunday visiting relatives Of MIS-.
peto1 who Was formerly Miss
Helen Martin q his place.
O.
Mrx Gambler Roberts gnee Miss
Eons Smith has returned from q
months yiSii to her sister 10 Bal
tlfnore Maryland M and Ma
Roberts are running the Club
camp Temporarily penalng plans
fos building 8 home IN Nj Pleasant
community.
Friends ano relatives 81 A
Elizabeth Jeufzie Lyons are happy
70 knox that she has completely
recovered from her recent illness
account Of scarlet fever.
.
Mrs r J. Van Horn entertained
with a dinner party on Sunday
JULY 6th. her brothers. Messrx Ruble
and Bob Roberts, Miss Dolhe Rob
erts and Mrs Ruble Roberts and
children Mrs. Van Horn vi
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
ARENA

there we're 50 present ~ Roberts
ChapzI Eunday School July s HIS
Tina Serlckier Lao the opening
exercises and Hrs &c Strlckler
rave 8 beautiful, piano solo There
we're Is present Il the Adult Class
Ais Helen B1rickier Is visiting
Mr and Nrx CanAS 6tr4ek1er II
Houston. Texas
M and HrB John r. Eeunuu ano
billie Grisfl1h azne from Their home
Is pert Arthur. Texas - spend the
Hsarfh win The Dudley family
here.
Mr. Harmon Williams and hes
children have returned here .
reside Tfzey hae moved 90 Athens
Tesn. . smart time aeo AZ WI
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

hams VII stay IN Tennessee. where
hf Is employed
D.
Miss Sara Williams s spending
the summer with relatives IL Hous-
TOE. Texas.
hr anc Mrs Elmo c. Davidson
enjoyed 3 visit 70 me EaenRer Thea
ter II Noble Tuesday night
D
Mr and Mrs Games Pierce VS.
itec Mrs Lizzie CUNNINGHAM. f
Kreale. Sunday.
c ? and Uncle Buo Lee Cunning
nam we're visitors 10 Mobile. Tues
dsy.
Visitors IN " II Roberts home.
sunday we're Mrs LOIS MaYher ane
Der txo children. M. and Mrs. Rex
Roberts anc Claude Rooerta.
Claude Roberts vii kaFe for
service N the L S Army. July l4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

Senator John H Culktn has an
naanced the formation 81 : law
partnership with william r Laugh
lin The new firm VII be known u
culkin and LAughiin with offEces
n Nicksburg. Miss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

Tne series a. naeetirzex closed sal
uTaay aAkf4t with good iEs&<zsa Ane
actendAncs
Mla AVA Cunningham a. Hat
steSbarf came nnEne Thursday for
her rrazrgh % July vacafian ard re-
turned on SUNDAY afternega
M PaYkllusxs srcnt tire Fourth
uftn hr children In Ne9 cTsnaxk
and returned hume SUNDAY.
AriSs Clara Husble and alsAex.
Mz Rae. and Hrs TrusrldRH An1
xksacf OF Lucedaie were guests sun
DAY afternoon q III ard Mrx
wlllsrn ogborn and Mr and AIRS
II S Long
verna Smith fruEn Arkansas i
spending some time herr with hin
erandparenls Mr and MIRA A l.
Vincent. and other relatives
Mrx EdIth Leonard u Me0llE
came Thursday &c spend her vncn-
tian with her nz0t1er-sn~law an6
SISTER. M and HRS Herbert Em-
cent
Mazs Francas Graft q Krenle vas
tied N the home Of her auxst srn
uncle. Nj. and Mrs Ros Goff. from
Saturday until Tuesday.
-
Mr. and Mrk Homer Cochran
and children. Mrs Ennice Garter
and caalldren Rnd mother. Epen1 ne
Fourth uf July with relatives a.
Mobile
Mr.. and Mrs. Tziles Barker and
SISTER. Mis- Mar. Ssrs business
VISITORS u MosE Rotnt and rasra-
e0alA. Monday.
NJ. and AIRS @ Z carner q
Bay M.nette, Ia. spent Saturday
might anc Sunday with Mr.. Car
nerk hryther-in-Eaw and x.stes. Mr..
and Mrs Hezber1 Vincent
Mr. and Mrs James Vincent Of
Camp PoIk. La spent tlae Fourth
with hlk parents. HIS vile remained
here fur 8 longer visit
%
Mr Eunlue Garter Is having her
house painted
Mr. anc Mrk. wh3d0en Of Pasca-
Roula were eaeEt6 SUNDAY. O. MT,
and Mira A L Vincent
Mr.. and AIRS. Furr Garter of
WAGE. were guests. SUNDAY. q Mr.
and Mrs Ruth Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Roberts Of
vanleaye vxfE guestE Sunday Of
the latters parents Mf sno Mrk
Irvin Nels1ns
Mr Horace SsaaemocE has mad
MS house painted
.
AR anc Mrs Huroh NeIsaa and
children Ct Mobile spent sunday
afternoon visiting nelalxes here
3
Miss Aria CUNNINGHAM and
mother ano klSter. Ms Na.4arie
wert Shopping IN Mobile Saturday
anc Mrs Sheridan Moak o. Hurley
%
Nj and MrN Bu.ch Nelson are
KairlT ahead with the CONSTRUCTING
q lhen neN home
INTENDED Tor kaF wteka
SUNDAY sehfaoi afsenaana4 a4 frr.a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

WWEElNWM ~ III EHN"T - = -
. MeuuMpw th~ saxaa o. p~hskeA seaDaa&
a1tasA lza.esnx inass4aa4A e. haa4nea nrmA
Nslfhzs a@~ FkKEDom 0F sFEEcn rsvs as
Inesvssual ebE rzEss e ss-amssr fsss rspssAtsss
81 un1ztMmatnx esifnrnA nftAaA sAx essnramnftys
l.@alnx sasaaufsss& mar sEn74 whazEzzAng eAm-
pssxnn SE the ssas rezsun ct azstsrhtaE uR
puAAsr p.anA Ts rtalNh ths ah~ws raEhas ana
praxsazx.s = - saa4nszr ~ rtxhas ans hapga-
mmm af 49,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

Mrs J. c Harriet og Nj Pheasant
and Miss Louise Roberts Of pAxcA-
F0ala have returned FROM q WISH
to relatives IN Memphis ard TIE
Delta.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

leavt n a tew DAYS for p~ftsknurrh
Pennsylvania where her husband +
employed and where they xii make
tfelr home tn tie future
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

hams EIn stay IN Tennessee. where
hf Is employed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

RulNTi Roberts VINO Is employed
~ the CflickRSaw branch Of the
Ingalls, shlpvRr1s near Mobile. spent
the weekend visiting has parents,
Mr and Mr1. L L Roberta
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

M. and HRS. HarrT b Ramsay
and tNHo little daughters ano tNo 1T
Eze plAvmates q the girls lal from
New Orleans we're weekend guests
q Mrz Lula b Ramsay.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

NJ and Mrs Clifton FURRY who
were married june -. have returned
from q short honeymoon trip 70
Flors1A
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

Mr. and Mrs. Bcmtk Bailey q
Biloxi Nere guests. FRIDAY OF Misses
SUSIE and Fznnie Vaughan
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
BIGPoINT

Tns series AZ nseetirEEx closed Sz1-
8rasy aAkhf win COCO Interest Ane
attendants
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

AIRS T0ckNs returned home frDn
. NSH " relatives q 9lElnau.
Mss Aac N& accompanied b nes
SISTER. Miss KatErzns Me0oxzn
.
Air Herbert vnnoers ane two
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

The nesting Il session 81 the
Aethodist church : continuing WITH
Kpoc lnteTek4.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

MIS- AVA Cunningham a. Hat
eteSbanr came nufuF Thursday Tor
her Pnarfh uf July wAcataan and re-
turned or Sunday afternegA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

M. and Mrs Taller Barker and
SISTER. MIS- Mar. e Business
VISITORS "a Musa ponnt and pasrA-
eDulA. Monday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

M. and AIRS @. T. Garner q
Bay M.nette. Ia. spent Saturday
night anc SUNDAY with Mr Car
nerk hryther-in-law and K1stes. Mr.
and AIRS Heyber1 Vincent
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

: r. n Rave Is 81 nome after &
r vixif 70 ms father IN Chicago
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Cochran
and children Mrs. Eunioe Garter
and c1alldren Rno mother. Epent TIE
Fourth uf July with relatives a.
Mobile
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-12-04

spent Sunday afternoon with Lois
Holmes.
Leonard Henry called on Leo AL
berts Monday.
Rurelia Gartner, Vivian and Lila
Holmes spent Sunday afternoon
with Enid and Joy Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Pierson spent
Saturday at Tinta.
Vivian Holmes was an overnight
guest Of Enid Martin Sunday.
Ed Gartner, Paul Zerk, Ben Me
haus, Gerald Thornbloom, Walter
Farrow and Buster Harrington
helped Albin Holmquist saw wood
Monday forenoon.
Gordon, Adrian and Vivian
Holmes, Enid, Genard and Ralph
Martin and Gerald Thornbloom
spent Friday evening together.
Mr.. Gillette, Of Sauk Centre, is
chopping wood for Albert Bird.
sell.
Jerry Gartner and Adrian Holmes
visited Sunday afternoon with Gen.
ard and Ralph Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Harmeling call,
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Holmes
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Albin Holmquist visited or
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Pau
Zerk.
Victor Nelson called on Simor
Holmes Monday.
Wesley Martin called on Henry
Beulow Monday evening.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-12-04
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Erwin Helms spent Monday af-
ternoon with Gordon Holmes.
Julian Botz called on Gerald
Thornbloom Monday afternoon.
Gordon Holmes was overnight
guest Of Gerald Thornbloom Sun.
day.
Wesley Martin visited Monday
evening with Everett Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Zerk visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Penrose.
Bud Bosshardt visited with Ger
aid Thornbloom Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Trumble
and daughter, Gail Jean, and Wal
lace Wallin called on Wesley Mar
tin Thursday afternoon.
Albin Holmquist called on Ber
Niehaus Friday.
Ed Gartner called on Wesley
Martin Thursday.
Gerald Thornbloom called or
Paul Zerk Thursday afternoon.
Vivian Holmes, Aurelia Gartnel
and Enid Martin visited Monda,
afternoon with Mrs. Paul Zerk.
Herb Hanson visited Tuesda,
evening with Gerald Thornbloom.
Aurelia Gartner visited Thurs
day afternoon with Enid Martin.
Bud Bosshardt called on Wesle.
Martin Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farrow re
turned Sunday afternoon from low,
after spending a week with rela
tives and friends.
Albin Holmquist and Paul Zerl
assisted Ben Niehaus in sawin,
wood Friday afternoon.
Vivian and Adrian Holmes spen
Monday evening with Genard, Enit
and Ralph Martin.
Albin Holmquist called on Simon
Holmes Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Wesley Martin accompan
led her son, Orville, to st. Pau
last Monday where she will spen,
a few weeks.
Russell Emblom visited Wednes
day evening with Gerald Thorn
bloom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Pierson ant
sons, Larry and Peter, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ed Bosshardt and family.
Gerald Thornbloom called Thurs
day evening on Gordon Holmes.
Buster Harrington, Gerald Thorn
bloom, Albin Holmquist, Ben Me
haus, Ed Gartner and Walter Far
ROW assisted Paul Zerk in sawinj
wood Monday afternoon.
Wesley Martin motored to Fer
jgus Falls on business Friday.
Gerald Thornbloom was q Dime
quest Of Albin Holmquist Friday.
Carol Jean and Genevieve Martil
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-12-04

Miss Elizabeth Bieringer spent
Tuesday at the Carl Bieringer
home.
John Bieringer was a caller at
the Anton Bieringer home Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Merten and
daughter, Bernadine, and son,
Virgil, visited and were supper
guests at the Anton Bieringer
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Bieringer
were Brooten callers Sunday.
John Terwey was a business
caller at the Anton Bieringer
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Bieringer
were callers at the Joe Bieringer
home Sunday evening.
Miss Thresa Bieringer called on
Miss Gertrude Schloegle Tuesday
forenoon.
Mrs. Carl Bieringer spent Fri
day with Mrs. John Bieringer and
| family.