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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
Health Certificates
Before Marriage Is
Now Recommended

Requirement q : health eeFlafi-
cafe before marriage " Feecsnmnsad.
81 BY ne State kiesf1Eai A~asoefeftan.
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deTNo14. ard many esSlA1rsa bnn ii
the state heee eonaanitaf Syphilis
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
PASCAC0ULA YACHTSMEN
OPEN SECOND SERIES
Or SUMMER RACING

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
Recent Addition To
Staff Of Local Clinic

The clinic Of DFa. LzkArd axd
Wsatneffprd has an a1difk3zAI
practitioner uaia Esek IN Ehe pezeau
Ct Dr John l. 6sneot. uhaax keazs
l. m Bowling Green Virginia
D Hmoot feeciFed his nna1azak
arc ne medical degrees Is Jan4n
Hopkins Ia Baltimore. He hec oae
yeaT mtsfpEhlp ~ Johns HosszzF8
afd one year - Duke UnlxasastY ~
Durham North Carolina. n uzA-
olosy. He sas junior assistant rez-
dent iE surgery and RyneeNozu -
TIE hospital 81 TIE UnsserKas4 a.
Virginia It Charlottesville. Vlre1a1a
aEa foF TIE pas4 tao years ha Ia
ben aAaoeiAt2d sin n g =.
Col&mAuzs keaFo-saFRiczI sat- "a
une MedleAl College II vIseania. -
Richmond virginia
We welcome DR. Bmooz = : 10
f~essioaal addition % or efg sd
community
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Dramatic Club Meets
perfects Organization
Elects Its Officers

ThM PAxManalA dramatic Club
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HasFtiaH ~ AntfufaElft4 MfN 11neA
= WHse Ml4 Wells NIAn nad ben
eieE&Ha ~ efaazahNa - = -
ElAxtenk alfx<ktM. stated hf5efis thaA
general Datihfe IS An@ asst nllz
mate Real "a klia HkAls1aatim
Mr.. wells hFuG9Is6 euG ne
opinhH % F4afaaoaAa nerd a :
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Nith ra@e@xoaia MN21Eh ~ faiaHt
along This linz. ard wi1h fae nsp
fssFt ef TIE CITY = yell fsRms4
Theatre rfsuslp euEsid bring II pAa
eaSusiiA both classic ana n1sNtefn
stage plays
Miss Rose Nell usnmm n-lsalnuen
q tis coNQeklIuihen e~xAallalf1ee. maa
introduced ~ ~ uaaainF. 49,
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
NEWS PARAGRAPHS
FROM OUR &c BOYS.
AND THEIR CAMPS.

MAG& Net an o4&1f2 aNK4n4aEs
cs Nae es2sWasns1Aa ~w he
Tasls eAs manifested " - tMfrm
ntan&sef "a N&8aN aFe
sAsgsxsAy ~ last ueNA q~ essxa
h TIE fsAtstxbSaw @fke 49, xn
thaa aahea TIA usnns aa
Maiea 80 fNxwse "a a& etefeen
Rad a. b 2kne9 hfa - D,nt AZ
cA ~ eufo4 $780, eem
eaFuisea tn1m tiagtaMxA MannexM.
strnx aaa &azKNcn cattm
La NSen ard masA Asx Rrssw
Array Nnemsk erNsnnnMa-
tnEss fecslsna ~ Caeafaes Had
esngs taafoAte 4hAt la Na.ea ard
nsnh $50 nnSsirt fnsgmnsa msax
D. eaIAea suta active mfsAsS autf
in tse bear fataft Il b 1skrY sstas
aney wtla ~ assigned 10 avs IN tar
Stale M 0eofsA 0esa h I've
heans state a. IA Npsen
II b hogxd that the Axznx -
see ~ - defsf ekslann shsae tn~
apecinss ~ thef hasx maaa &fsaxn-
selves VERY pkpassF III uN4 Muaenf
p0sittnas This auh Insssftrt a4u
suffer : KFeas Aes Ana ct Asssy
wafl receive toe rood msn
c. itas nAnssf case
II daHftx b Gaines cexnfanY
CasnmsaFasef. had q faaaa -wwAesssaN
announcement ZOE aae rseanbexA %
Co iAs7 Akt Wednesday eeenlnx a.
C~nknlmny meeting lie fead a. the
Company The esftcisi n0stee % anas
raznpmxsy belna seaeetea a he han.
nek company of Huh-Dasulct Nun.
BET four. Thls was 81 a4salnnsent
sought and worked fof 30 aass entire
company and Ia Gaines gave eFe8ii
10 the hays for their e~eapeFatton
during the past nauath.
Baseball TrAEm nrxAnasea
New equipment hAa been par.
chased and otiseF plans made Tar
organizing = winning nsF1e 1t ca
ies1 The team from Iris compAaay
went 10 the finals Ia n.e DlstFtct
r. paayoff last year and Il n be-
iieved that with new equipment ana
plenty Of hustle that the winners
viii have 10 play this team
This coming Sunday tic CCC
Team wall play Mlnstksippi city a.
the Gull Coast Military Academy
diamond
~. Gaines Visits Relatives In Tenn.
e1zee Dufing TIE Esarth
During tbe Fourth Of July hoii.
days Il Gaines and wife visited MS
relatives IN Tennessee H4 Par
ents live IN Memphis ard . sister
lives Ia Columbia. Tenn. ulA sister
and husband. Mr.. ard Mra. Billy
Webster. are visiting IA Gaines and
enjoying the Gulf Coast tina week.
Army Offisers n state Para
Cottages
Army Officers Of the is2td Obser-
vatinn Squadron have rented the
State Cottages They afem 70 en-
JOY living IN the quIefneSa and prt-
vaey afforded hy THE ~hulidlnas The
cottages are hrenxoof structures.
equippcd win running watsr. bath.
and completely furnished for house.
keeping. The furniture waA Al built
- enfuateas - the Technical RNy-
vice working shOp
CCC Educational Certificates
Awarded
Camp Educational Adviser, Id
mund n. f1pef awarded eduratfou-
al certificates earned BY members
during The three months. Thirty
five Numbers received these ceFtlfi-
Gates some Ia vocational and AcA-
dernlo training
I
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
LOCAL TOPICS

scouunued Prem Pags ssvsnl
NJ and Mrs Eimussd Martin are
he pFoad parents af . y pound eea
born an July =
Miss Gloria coae ieit "wednesday
lot Daphne. Alabama. 70 WISH in
the sg1nmer home q Ar and Mrs
Henry coile
Mr. and Mrs l. L. waffS Lnnis
watts ard Miss Nora johnson spent
the day. Sunday. IN New Orleans
TIE ladies o. the CauOsie school
League VII sponsor = series m card
parties in the ElkS Club starting
wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Hegmes Gausier n
tertained on sunday night IA the
Langleiloa House. with a dinner
party honortng their house guest
Commander and AIRS. Charles EfH-
wellisr Othetz enloyine the
GautierS hospitality were Mr. and
Mrs Wallace Quinn Of 0ausler and
their house guest. Mfa Staley, OF
Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs w r.
Guest and Mr. Alfred Leigh Of New
York City.
Mrs W. X Guest wa hostess TO
q beautiful luncheon d the Long
fellow House or Beach Boulevard.
"wednesday. After the luncheon.
bridge was enjoyed by the following
Mesdames John Cole. A. ] Gras-
slck. HeFmes Gautier. Herman Cole,
Prank Canty, X K HOLSTER. J n.
Lockaro. + Fl Baoot. ". b. Herring.
John 7 Badham and Earl dammit.
MrS. John Cole wa winner Of high
seof6 prize. which NaS a novelty
flower holder. Mrs. J. n Lockafa
vas second prize WINNER which was
q compact. and Mrs Hefmes 0auaer
cut the consolation prize, q box Of
bath powder.
Cameron Meyers CoImef. q Of
Mr.. and MrS Marvin A. Conner. sie
Columbus Drive. after q twtnty-day
course Ia summer school. 20 make up
TIE work lost due 70 illness during
The regular school session. received
his diploma on Thursday. July IL
Cameron Was not able 70 graduate
or receive ms diploma on May 30.
with the rest Of his class
o.
Com. ana Mrs Charles Ezweiiief
Of New Orleans. visited Sunday in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hermes
Gautier. enFoute to Appaiachioola.
Fia. The Jewellers are former resi-
dents Of Pascagoula and Command
er EzwelIler VA connected with the
local Coast Guard Base,
Friends Of Mrs J C. McIlwain
wku regret o learn of her continued
illness ana hope for her . speedy
recovery.
Mrs Minor Keyes Of Miami.
Florida. after visiting fof several.
weeks among relatives and friends.
left Thursday for New Orleans TO
visit befors returning 70 ber home
In Miami
Miss Anna Krebe left Saturday
for Atlanta. Georgia. 70 visit for
two xeeks her bfother-in-lav and
sister. Mr. and MFS. L0nnle Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. NJ D Higgins Of
River Road. have Is their guesta
this week Mr.. and Mrs o Z Fails
Of Miami. Florida.
D.
Mrs Wallace Quinn enter aimed
last Wednesday 70 her nome n
GautleT. with n luncheon. honorEne
her house guests. Mr. Dreener. Of
Hot Springs. Arkansas. and Mr.
5taiey Of Baltimore Maryland
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chairman q thE Eteetsns Tfae Cn-
tereEsee wAA Nttsaac4 by fxsnWuaFE
as1e spcwunseu fronn heszi taeksuEl
and HAfFsson Ca4ntsez
Fshm& aNrln& tie pAht ses week3.
xfgscs The pal1ufsNL haA h~en ve<y
measeg acrorutns 30 reports HEAVY
rains have NWEl1cc the sAxtuszs
sKreann and the waters are muddy
and hpgsng af thR upper pcrttueS q
Laekf nAE.kN Pw catches wefe re-
ported during Ehe past week
Styua4 eadtna and raffcnt8 sFs
auaepanE most 0t ue streamM par
Ec0iAris Etze rivera
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
Gene Beekham Gets
Truck Drivers Merit
Certificate From 5. ..

Eugene BeeEham foenlel Is
mace = record - = tFueE 1rise e
mich auF mAn waald e usea6
It's $50 he reserved serzIn-
eazs q merit fFon ehe Standard
O. Company q kenGuckr. Mesae1 b.
tAz president = uas eanz4zs- ~
NzazAA- STATING Gene Id e-
- 3 motor ss1HIe fo4 1zn e
7Hk uknou4 injury . 8 wfsan 81
asMaEs = property from neeeaEt
= ls<s - February - Ia4i. : u
re o practically nineteen sz1n
Gene drives tie b aetzzu
lTaek4 fo tae Standard = p4aes
Eeala s alNaFs q tn a -
0zf be s . careful I'D zlnm4ana
dfifef. ne ehose mersd esr-
tHaesie zhosa.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
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NESTING THURSDAY
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
~Pascag0ula :. q &.
Makes Honor Roll

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25

TROOP 1ia MKETN
Troop 2Is o uhs BOZ scouts u
Paseaeuzia held it8 weekly mezi1ng
on "wednesday night. July = at 7 -,
Inc NESTING sas begun b = nsH
ceremony followed ~ = resieN -
TIE different bagie calls TIE mess
lng was continued By a general a.
euAsiasl on the aluminium drEFf
led b. Mr. L l. staeier and 3 Pisa
for volunteers xas made. me meel-
Ink was ended ~ games snd bene-
dIeIlon
EMORY wARIcK. scribe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25

Tfsase ens0yire Msn QaGnns hoAw.
talEss w4th her tpctksa guest uSTt
Meadnnsex Henry 0auidef, 3 ~ BA-
COS p I. Vaughan Msrwa Kstea
ana Hcrnae Oeaiaef
-
MfR Myffh EtSaar and tan aAaa8h-
iefN Jean ard Rnsebga4 kft Aundax
for their Rome Isl oxfosd Mlsas1p-
~ after visiting relatives and
frfends fox ten aayk Mis- HeTfnins
Herfsng accompanied uas Stnsaes
acme fo q visit
ben Pickett. Carl FcFrrr and Tom
Kelly. Stationed a. Camp Handing
FqxidA. spent the week Al The
hoznea ~ their parents They ex-
pect 10 80 on mAneuvcrs In Loais-
lana on their return - camp
-
Mrs c. " jackson and grand
daughter. BILLIE nreea Herring. re-
turned Sunday from a n1oatha visit
70 relatives In A4heviIle. North
Caroline. and Hackensaek New JeT-
sey.
I'd Baum Was IN Mobile 6Atm-
day on business.
Lieut. Floyd r. Daniel returned
Tuesday 10 his duties ia the United
States Regular Army. at Port Ben
ming. Georgia, after visiting for
three days Ia the home Of his
mother. Mrs Katie Daniel. on South
PascAgotla Street
%
Mira. Ida L. ooff and on. Evans,
OF Pasadena, California. are visiting
In TIE home Of Mr. and Mr. uiaS-
ner Cowan on Lafayette Avenue.
D.
Friends Of Mra T. W Hudson re-
greet 70 learn Of her illness IN Jack
son County Hospital. and hope fer
her : speedy recovery.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Willard
and son. Raymond. Of West Point.
visited Mr. ana Mrs p Willard and
children. Ia the home OF Dr. aud
Mr4 W. r. KelL GA North PaAca-
euslla Street. Monday and Tuesday
OF this week
Mira J. ID. Buffet and tao chill.
dren. Catherine and Billie, LETT
Thursday for Pensacola. 70 visit for
several days.
Mrs. James Blackwell and Mrs
Lundy Heidelberg and baby of Moss
Point spent Monday in Mobile.
%
The chiIdren's Reading Club met
Monday afternoon IN the wPA H.
brary with a good attendance Miss
Matte Mccoy. member Of the WpA
recreationaI committee. waa IN
charge Of the program, which vas
both interesting and enjoyable Tne
next meeting viii be IN August the
date 10 De announced later.
Miss Dorothy Ernfnit retured
Monday from Lexington. kenticky.
where she took ; three weeks course
az the University o. Kentunky.
D.
MrA " 7. Gardner and Mis-
Myrtle Eland returned Thursday
from Mes Orleans. after = weeks
visit 20 relatives
Miss REL Heidelberg Of Lafayette
Louisiana. and Mess Frances
Heidelberg Of Colorado sDrlfaTs.
Colorado. arrived last week END 70
ytatt III the home Of Mrs. Lillian
Walker Hiss Frances xfii leave To-
day Friday 20 returned TO hu
home and ain be accompanied as
far Is New Orleans by Mrs. Walker
%
Nj. and Mrs. ID c Lear. Jr- Of
New Orleans. arrived Saturday for
a visit II he home q M snd Ms1
D. c. Lear. ST. o. Jackson Ave
Mrs Lear returned - the city sun
oay. leaving AEf Lear for > longer
vtzit.
DsiwYu Laeuenz 81 New Orleans.
visited fH several days last seek II
ths home q Mr ard Mr. John o.
Grant, Jr- on south Fasaxonla
Street
Miss Una vscich visited last reek
end IN Mobile.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
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Railroad Receives
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25

Ttsase entoytn8 Mira 2uaans hnefA-
talfsf w4fh her iSetkSe gue&t uSTt
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25

Friends Of Mrs. J c McIlwair
VIII regret 20 learn Of her continues
illness ana hope for her q speedy
recovery.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25

Com and Mrs Charles Etzweilier
Of New Orleans. visited Sunday in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hermes
GautieT. enroute to Appaiachicola.
Fia. The Jewellers are former resi-
dents Of Pascag0ula and Command
or E1zwelller was connected With the
local Coast Guard Base,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-26
Bolton Man Plans
To Open Historic
Glacier Park Mine

Otis H. Anderson, proprietor of the
Bolton Service Station at Bolton,
Mont, west entrance to Glacier Park,
writes that he has sent In a crew
to open up the famous old Cracker
Lake mine regarding which several
historical articles have appeared in the
Journal in years past.
Early-day mining operations in Gla-
cier park led to the discovery of oil
in the shales by the late Charles L.
Emmons who later was an important
influence in the development Of the
field.
At one time a wagon road was built
to Cracker Lake, a mill was built and
the mine and mill were operated by
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Copper &
Gold Mining Co. Anderson bought the
four patented claims at tax sale about
three years ago. He is now sending
in a small crew Of men to open up
the old tunnel. The portal has caved
in, he says, as the timbers have rotted
and the surface pipe has closed the
tunnel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-26
Wyoming Oil to
Get LOWer Rate
To Duluth, MINI.

TUISA.-Western trunk line COM
rnittee is giving emergency considera-
ton to proposal D-37-593 calling for
62.16-cent cut in rail rates, to 1924
cent per barrel, on crude shipped by
rail from Riverton and Lander, Wyo.,
to Duluth, MINI, and Superior, Wis,
for shipment beyond via lake lines, it
was learned today.
Shippers said crude from Toledo and
Michigan points moves by tanker to
Superior and Duluth. These tankers
could be utilized on back haul by de-
livering wyoming crude to east in eff
fort to help relieve anticipated shortage
Of oil there.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-26
LOw-Grade Deposit
Of Nickel Found in
Western Washington

A deposit Of nickel discovered Al
miles southeast of Mount Vernon,
Skagit county, Wash, has been exam
ined by the U. S. G. S. and reported
as suitable for small-scale mining if
needed for a strategic mineral.
THE silica-carbonate rock cannot
be considered as a possible ore reserve,
even though it includes many millions
of tons Of rock that carries about Is
to 80 percent of nickel, because of
the difficulty of concentrating its
nickeliferous minerals" says the report.
1t is estimated that there Is from
$4,000 to $4,000 tons of sulfide- bearing
preccia averaging more than 20 per-
cent of nickel and O2 ounces of gold
to the ton. The rock has value of
50 a ton.
This material is so distributed that
in order to extract the higher-grade
material economically small-scale Sc
lective mining methods would have to
be used" the report concludes.