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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27


managed % b graduated fFum ~
Crystal apInas High gnhool and
with 1 stake he got b. playing
semi-profezsloaal hAsebail he 81.
tered the Boai8lana state Universe
~. There. 81 Baton noaHe. ne
waited IN The mess hail table "a
help pay hla ny.
After graduation. he became :
school teacher and nludted taw al
night Two EeafK later ne ga
elected principal q the scf1oo1 -
Leakesxills. He also opened : iss
office Enefe.
In 1895 be married MARI kdnlna
MfInnis q L3akesyilis They moved
70 0ulfpoFt n 1909 Three ehlldren
Meke bUn - them
ne nas : msmbss q ne Method
- Church
RnneraI Al 0uifpasf
Senator HaEFiaon ~ buried It
GuifpoFt o. Wednesday afterno0n.
June =. from the FIRST Methodist
cnurrn. nnv Van LAndrnm pastor
q ne church eondncting the esFslee.
snslated b. nsss j. y CampbeM pre-
siding elder u tas Beashors Ds~
uleE md Rev. ,. ~ Brown q nhe
Ers4 Presbyterian Church
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b lie Servants q an
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les ff1an ffxTee-acora years, Sara
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beTed. tne pastor aaad Mafrlsan
wToze t4s history o. has life - rs
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
PASCAGOULA EXPECTS
LARGEST CONTINGENT
OF SOLDIERS At CAMP

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ansii To- taw informal aasrtn9 and
xAaaeA Ire p1h1e y rrw1sAily 81.
FtSea 70 aftAna The business mfn
ans ugsaen ot th2 cts are ezsecoAaiu
maen 70 coErw and So ~neeaalntsd
wlth tsr noidseEx
On SATURDAY moFnlne uaey MI
akarn9 Uae tRuncntnN e nR 3 q
African Ccsne1 Tne 15ra Neaa AR
a1sry BriNa1e Band vii march
Ia q h04y and wGi pay several
nannherN Thn band consists &c vel
kHosn musicians wha have eean
drafted
saaLoran w1n Be available tus
them ~ tar prE Satarcax AFTER
nzAoa Al three peAeck there WI
~ : soxr of Al me industries d
pNscAk0ah Tnn b sponsored %
the Elkk club ladies' Nho have Of
sered % transport TIE baya ~
Their cara
A formal dance - the community
house h The hAgllllGht Of 1hE SAT-
uruay evening entertainment II
Is an tnvisats0n affair ana ontt
men IN uniform viii be permitted
" ENTER MfNie Tor the occasion
Is being furnished hy tie oEchassra
which Is taken from nhe FSrd Pelc
Artillery Band The " p A rec
rsalAnAl program Is furnishing nne
feature program which w1n Be =
Song - Miss Billie Burke White
hurst and Mrs T. r. Wells VII
reader al innitatton q = Negro SER
moa. Also undeE uae direesion q
TIE v. p A. recrestsonal program
Is the virginia Reel
On Sunday morning = boat VII
be nt the peer 20 take the boyz
70 the island. It vii leave 81 soc
oelock and q small fee vii BE-
charged
Ihe soldiers are also s.sed % at
tend the churches f0r worship sun
DAY morning.
Thtrty-five girls are volunteering
TO take part ii q pacntc for the
band Each gfri vii PACK 4 box
toF herself ard one soldier. They
VII meet at the pavilion and SC
% The END OF the sea sail Lunch
viii be- spread under the pine trees.
Besides ali the special entertain
mentk that are planned. al the 9TH
e r~ecreatioual advantages may be
had. such a. swimming. fishing, and
boating.
The Ekk Club urges the citizens
q Fascagoula 20 show the boys
every consideration-to make them
feel truly a. horne.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
First Aid Course
Completed by Class
At ascagoula High

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

and is tributaries. have been the
source O. many meas for hungry
families IN the past and probably
stIad be Ia the future. uere II moi
that this great slaughter and de-
s1ructiou had taken place. TO these
people these fish meant > great deal
more than they do 70 the sssoFtsmen.
At some points. II WA not neces-
NAFy 70 visit the shore 70 make a
survey. Passing along the highway
within q quarter Of = mile OF per-
haps . little more. from the river,
the stencil carried On the beeze
slowing from the river. convinced
one nat there we're more o. the
dead fizh floating in the stream,
o. banked Up against some under
brush hanging itne TIE water.
Reports were filed b. fishing
camp operations. game wardeEa s=@
~saoFtznser during the early part o.
the week. Il vas reported aaftaen-
Etcally from fishing camps. which
are located In The hrackizn waters.
that when the poison came duun
vlth the current. the salt water
eTaos. which are senl-amraaIbzan-
deserted the waters they inhabited
md eraE1ec upnu 1e shore 70
escape the polluted conditions Ct
their natural habitat
FAh. which muss remain IN water
% AVOID death b. exhaustion and
s~ufEocatton and we're unable 70
crawl out on the banks. Hzre killed
The members Of the bard q
supervisors sent the following tele-
gram 70 Commissioners DezTxnan.
As member 0f the Beard q 6a-
pervAoFs Of Jackson County ss here
H1tn strongly profess and urEe voar
immediate investigates q polluted
NstsES IN F~EscasoaIe River Reports
cine 70 IA. autnenlA. ard from
Eellable men nzh are dg1ng literal
y ~ uie mllii0ns Unless MS con-
1aslon Is corrected ard tbs polluted
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

tAa84aoe4 p44N o<AAf
be borne ~ me local chapter q
Red cTuzs.
1Ae clAzsas win BE- IN twD disas-
iona me Senior disiAinn vii IN.
clune nnsn and women who have
passed their lTkh birthday ami
versarys and tne junior clvlazna
~ b fuw those from X 20 ~ yeafa Of
sgs Tne only requirement Il mat
they - IN sound physical condinnn
Classes via BE- Tor Two hours each
dAy and VII run for q minimum Of
Is days There uaIi Be no classes en-
Saturdays O. enndAy1A Two add
tiouai houfz vii be required foF en-
a~minata0nss making q total o. Is
hours Instructions
III Akgach viii b. assisted IN
giving these Instructions b. Mis-
Annie Lee Cole. who also attended
the camp and h q qualified instruct
o..
Al the Nasehitoches nauatle camp
there SER 81 boys and gfFk attend
ing from I'll part Of Misziztppl and
Louisiana Thoss attending recelped
water safety instructions and when
they oompletad their courses we're
given certificates. Included Ia tfae
eoufses ware life SAVING, artificial
respiration. frat aid hoatine aud
cano~lag a=A swfmeslng lnntFsrttoae
IA both racFeekinn. speed cna ot1sef
swimming.
The instructions offered here Ia
P~aaeAeuuis under the above named
Instructors are not confined 70 resi-
dents d Pascagpula only TheY are
being offered 70 Ill residents Of East
Jacksoa county - veil. including
Moss Point Escataupa kFeoie.
Hurley and ether poAnln. AL Vii be
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
LOCAL TOPICS



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enf tine. psRns call Tor . tNo~i Ian
euncrete drtve. but uae right e ~
and foundation VIII be ~ arransel
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lane drive ehen nScHsAity demsarAa
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begin NJ the casliEn4 paunihse dAts
Il was aia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
Ground Is Broken For
New Barq Building
In Business District

0roend wss bFeken wednesday
fuF afs0theT b8iil0lssa ia PaaeAeUaiAa
business district wiaeH wuHkEsen
started the coFztfnnstnn Of faH nsm
nafu building ca DelnaAa Avenue
adjacent 70 BrsmfIai6a stare. Tia
building win replaces TIE wooden
structure which formerly acenpted
he site and which 49, aezaeil1tsea
s1sne time ago
Although. I'd Bara Jr- oensF II
kne new building declined 70 give
the cost 81 cousfFuetna. - an
naunoed that nhe building nnuld BE-
0f bTtek and slnel -eunsErunEl0n Il
wdl Dc one-story Ia height. g feet
fruntaEe On Delmaa Axenlsn. araa
In1 feet IN depth
The building u being - enn@
stFurted that q second story en- b.
added 70 Is at enY tins. II vii
eouIAin fhoug space for tee s1eena.
ere u which v1ll be oeeslplsd - Eae
Sumner stores Of uei8xaru. It vii
~ modern IN ever detail
" p Breiand q general eousTac-
toF for The construction.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

A s-TUBE 1871 RcA console radio n
erste. sac. 30. Benjamin Appliance shop
iasss GrstIot. At 9 Mile I'd. Open sves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

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i4l40 Harper
A BEAUTIFUL new custom built 2-pe lv-
ing room suite cancelled by customer
original price Slla Will sacrifice SIS.
terms. WARDS Outlet, 1884 Harper
A BEAUTIFUL studio couch. uph arms,
triple cushion back sold for $50. used
4 moss sac. $40 Mitohelrs, 5000 Gratiot.
A BEAUTIFUL 2-piece LIKING roam suite
rich cover, sold for $50; used; S27
hitchels, 5000 Gratiot avenue
a BEDROOM suite. 3-pece, walnut finish.
slightly marred In shipment; sacrifice
fls.15. terms. Alvin. SIS West Vernon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
YOUR HOUSEHOLD GOODS and APPLIANCES


RESULT HOOVER, sss5
Perfect condition. Priced for quick sale
Several other makes at bargain prices
Terms.
..A RUBY'S
e43s Grand RiveE. Near Quincy
a23s Mack. Near Mcclellan
NJ 1881 Grand River, Near Terry
A--- f)ppu EVENING"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

A. RECLAIMED living room suite, $40.
studio. 50, dinet,e. $40. dining room,
$40. Berney. s3s7 Mack.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-16

as a "Ioyal and faithful supporter vi
the PRESIDENT. but all unite i'm en-
phaslZimG the tremendous popular
support which the Sheibjun mdouDt-
tdly O during his term as COVER
nor They declare tndt his long, faith
full. umrcmitting and unsWerVing ser
vice to the Democratic party marks
hlm as the man tor the commit
tee post in preference to M whose
youth. If nothing else, makes it inn
possible that he could have render
I'd equally worthy support.
But arguments and pleas to the
contrary. the winner will be the man
who can get the.HuJority OF 1876 com
mlttee votes These committee mem
bers were named during a state adj
ministratjon While IIoey Wa goNel-
nor. HoeY has tine backing OF the
present state administration. The dc
ductjon that iIeoy VIII win is ines
capable.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-16

'''' NV 'N''''"F N'H'''i'
=
o'ui, VINO mao pcen present II
c"flSeh'ed 10 uhe uea'h Oh stephen,
G Iilu l"Vel tie''eo havoc among 'le
O'il '2,Id'lN' Was 50 D''l' Oh ~Pti9e'ul-
IllS lilS new sect efldl ne was
"'e"'i'l'S ouV HI'GH'ehinsH ana
I'a''Si,'eF against me dlselpleH OF 'he
Loro'
'o"ui' porn ~ dlSuS' ana flSI!5
eutca'eu' N"9 ue'tlI'l'i'ea |" put an
enc TO 'I'S ne" ttlIS'oh' 80 ne went
~ ''t 'll'l p'lta'S ~ Ns"!'llh
VINO oifec'eo an lne Jews IN felislouS
l,'"'lefS' '''o ASKED mem Tor i'ucfS TO
'ne SSll"sosueS III Damascus SIX or
eiSh' Gays tourney rom 'etuSaleih'
planning 10 take an me CHRISTIANS nc
'oulu ma 'h'lt' men "ilu "oiI'ti'
an" pli'I& NlF''' po'l'u t." |tl"9"it'l'
=" ti'@t ''IeS tou''o 'Htlt DC put 10
oeI'il'
nc 'tCt'N'o ','t i'l'olS "'Iu 9'alteu
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tom way N'I'i' ir "'u ms con-
P"'''"''S "tt ''' "''I' "''y' Hu'''''''N
" great ana t'lId"tulHl l'Slit Siloilt
AROUND H"ld. re zen rom ms Il"T>t'
IN" IN 'ilV 'lll''rN Oh 'IIS llShl NI'i2I
Mas seen ny llIlh' ana Il VOICE saio'
9'u!, why ptlSecli'eSt lhou NE.
VINO are lflo''' Lofo : Saul aSNco'
emo 'he LoFo answered. am Jesus
Nlloill ul"u ~ptlStcuttSt.
You a imagine lhat saul was
liehlollng ana aStohlShed. ana ne
ASKED, .Lcro' what VIII lhou nave
me CO. n answer was; Arse
n 60 INTO ne cI'Y' n II snail be
'old lnou Whal lnol 1Husl 90.
HAS been Stricken BIND
'Whe11 Saul rose, however, ne lo'nlc
ne Was plllu. ms men looh NM ny
'le hano ana Icd hIlA Into Damascus,
where ne dWrI IN me mousse "I
JuoaH, Sitm1'tu IN t''t Su'ct c"'ltu
Straight Three days dld Saul spend
mere plllld' neIlil'f caIIlS nor oFI}lN-
ING.
At Damascus mere was Il certain
thllStlal named AnaillaS, VINO mao q
VISION OF the Lore. lie was lold 10 go
TO me house OF JUDAS IN 'he S'itc'
calico SualSiIl' ana ASK tnef' I"l
Saul OF IHSua, VIII" would be pray
lne' AhanlaS t"ld me LORD ne ha't
" - N"N' '"" 'N ~
peeh dol'le 10 'lc SAINTS al J~efuNaIcl2'
ana lhal ne uhuclStoou saul was III
DalhaScuS TO sun lur'hel p~efsecule
me on 'lle l-ofd:
20 my way ah'Wefed me Lore
Tor ne Is a CHOSEN vessel ln'o Me-
L" Dear NV name before the Ien'll"s
n kings ana me childfe1l Oh lSlae
lof | VIII SllcW nun now many INNS
ne must Suilef lof My name sake
80 AilailldS Mtl't as nc was 'ol"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-16
Realty Deed

r. y. Paschall, ct al, sold c. G..
StainbaCk 40 acres cf land in Middle
burg township for $40 and considera-
lions. according to a realty deed filed
Win the Vance Registry Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23


Fred Garrod and George Thomp
son visited Eugene Youngs Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Mildred VANITY and cousin,
Miss Eleanor VANITY, both students
Of the Normal College, spent their
spring vacation with their parents.
Lloyd Hansen and son Lloyd, Jr.,
spent the week end in West Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Turn bull, &C.
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben H.
Vanden Belt, principal OF Lincoln
School. spent a part OF the week
at Port Huron and at a cottage on
Lake Huron visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert VANITY and
daughters Mildred and Doris, were
dinner guests Sunday at the home
OF Mr.. Wanty's father, Fred VANITY,
and cousin, Mrs. Emma Wardell.
Charles Wright returned home
from the hospital Friday morning
after successful appendectomy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Jones
spent the week end in Grand Rapids
at the home of a former Lincoln
schoolmate, Harold Collins anG
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow LainK en-
tertained over the week end Mr..
Laing's mother and sister, Mrs.
Emma Laing and daughter. Marie,
Cleveland. .s-
Mrs. Grace Freeman and Mr.. and
Mrs. n. P. Smith were supper
guests OF Rev. and Mrs. Charles
]. Carey Wednesday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23
Happiness Revealed as
Trait OF Mental Health

A state OF good mental health is
that one is in a state OF happiness
in everyday living, according to
DR.. II. r. Dunstone, assistant medi-
cal superintendent OF YpsilsntI
State Hospital. DR.. Dunstone was
guest speaker at the Goldfeather
meeting Tuesday evening in the
alumni lounge Of Charles McKenny
Hall. Goldfeather is the organiEa'
tion sponsored by the Women S
League OF Michigan State Normal
College for all sophomore women
on campus.
DR.. Dunstone, whose topic was
Mental Health and Personality,
said that personality depends upon
certain physiological and sociology
cal factors common to everyone,
and the best way to change or
overcome any OF these factors is to
have a main. concrete objective.
Miss Mabel Hard, Addison, presi-
dent Of Goldfeather, introduced the
speaker.
An open-house meeting was held
for the first time this year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23
Attend Funeral

Attend funeFAl
George Thompson accompanied
by his daughters Mrs. Hartwell
Russ and Mrs. John Jones went to
WILLIAMSON Thursday TO attend
the funeral of their cousin, Mrs.
Flora Jones, Williamson.