davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Tulip Festival April 1918

WASHINGTON, N. c., March 2e..
The annual North Carolina Tulip
Festival, harbinger of spring for the
eastern part of the State, will be
held here April II and 18 Minia-
ture Dutch windmills and thousands
of tulips decorate the streets at fes-
tival time, and the populace turns
out in Dutch costumes.
Evening star., 1941-03-30

One village of ancient cliff ruins
found in New Mexico presents the
appearance of enormous bee hives.
The inhabitants utilized natural
rock formations, popularly called
tent rocks"
Evening star., 1941-03-30

Wild turkeys. now hunted as game
birds in New Mexico, were given to
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado by
the Indians as a token Of peace dur
ing his conquest of 154O.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
NATIONAL SlOO

It's small wonder that casual hat section is the
busiest hereobouts! When we've many wonder
fully becoming cosuos to select from Sketched ore
just two of the many popular styles The buckle beret
profile hot The other wide brn1nned casual thots
been o-tme fovorite In black, brown and other
gay, bright football ooIors
Coz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
sIsaosO

si1a.oeo
Norml
GsaDoh bands. payAhle e. BezreF.
Rate Ht9asr 90 nana~ rate witch saia
eoaas ara e bear. Said rats 10 b. e.
pressed ia multiple e 4 g. ~ per
snanm. Which mast nat exe@rl sAs az=x
imam rate u 2 3ftM per anaana
tntsFsat parable s-enahsnnasliS On let aaf
81 1une aad Decenher 81 sash Year.
Fall fafzh ane credit aaa fassurses af
aaf4 rlzF ~ Azaaa Na4nz are fasasaeahI9
ptetEsd f1E he neYnssnt 81 p1gatfpni and
l~atsre.t Of sAd boads - thsy s~sveraiiy
ne chs r Nos. Posas viii Aavs all
beads prepared.
The unqualified apprsxiae opinkon ar
Charles aad Traaernlekt. Attorney, Sd
Leafs, Mo- viii b. Furnished BY the citg
u Moss Peiaa. and saAa honas wni be
salsa.lsd . he laws Of he State Of
Coed faish certified eherk fer a. ID i
b. be presented with bid
CITY Of Moss Point reserves iha rieht
q rateet sny and ell bids. ard n ac
eeps saeA nsedtfieattona ex changes a. nAy
Doas b. orssr Of The kEayos and noAra
q AideFusn Of the CITY af Moss Point.
Mlssizsippl % The eth dav Of November.
ie4t.
CRY or MOSS POINT
By W. G. STEWART
The ~faFegelnz resalatlon hassne hzra
re1uead % writing and eanatdeFsa 3 Hals
Beard. on molten Of Ataefaan ". 4
Alien. aecanded b. r. II. Perkins, same
va adeeteA b. the falAoNtax vote. ea-ust
IN FAVOR or SAID RESOLUTION
r. H Perkins, r. l. Head. ". l. Allen
aad Y. O. Spann. Jr.
AGAINST SAID RESOLUTION. Nsns
Approved. thts ttA dsy u November.
fstl.
J. y. COLBY.
MAxor Prs TEN
W. G. STEWART.
City CLERK
State cf Mississippi
Ceanty - 1axkson
CITY ~ Moss Poiat
l. W. q. Stewart. Cherk Of tha cts e
MOSS foint. AiaaissipHL a. herehY eertif,
Tat IL ahoFs and ~fsrexekna sanstisass
. tree and eorreci eapY ef the ruaslutlas
onty adaptea ~ . seNaiar H~teetinE Of n
Mayer and Heara a Aideruaen az tks ct.
e nosa roint held on ths sth day 8
Nsvsnbsr. ieti. a. naw appears 81 reeer.
tn NJ effteaL
Gives anasF nv hand and seal Of affRe
thh sth dAy Of November. lafl
f1EALl W. c. STEWART.
ul-s. ii-ta iis2a. u4D
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14


Noah A Beilznan. ST. fsr ths past
n Feaft BRIGGS teFsanr q de L A y.
Railroad bridge nj rMnnmscula. Mec
isss wednesday nlxhf fessoxans >
brief illness He had feiurned from
81 automobile trip % Mcol.s xhsre
~ st1bed his sister. 9fen - be-
oasps ~ He was taken into MS
hesHe and > physician wns summon
81 Ne Lost eogxscicuzrans and die
about fcau hoslEx later.
Mf Beilssau u=s So gessz old .
native ~ Ocean 8pffnw but had
been q resident Of pascaRoulA for
the past q years He pms wsls known
throughout une county. He nao been
employed b. the T. A n Railroad
for 81 Yeara. ~ - zftfirh wsre spent
III paAeasoula-
HIS funeral MaN held Pridag after
noon - 40 e'ckck fr0m uhe Pals
funeral paFiort 10 PascagoaIA
whrrt Rev Palmer r. J Carey.
pastor 81 Our LAdy Of Victories
Catholic Church. aundactea the
services I'm body waa tlaen taken
% Ocean Springs for ~lnierrnenf IN
ihe family plot IN the BeUande
cemetery.
The pallbearars Nefe John
c8tchoa Arnold jackson. Wnfred
BeauRez. T A Jackson. George and
Arthur Caschot
M Beiifaan ieasee mis- wfdow. the
former Wnheimena Catchot Of
Ocean Springs: six children. Ralph,
y A. r. james. Charles. Joseph
and Thomas Beiiman. and two
sisters. Mrs T. A. jackson anr Miss
Irene Bellman both Of mobile
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Annual Defamation
Contest Announced by
DeSOtO Nat. Forest

Guifu1rt Mis- fSpneiA-Tne
Culfport Managers Club. l. ] Her
singer president announced That
tire orrantzattun had voted 70 un-
derwrise the prize sEa expense
money for tse annual Ea
Contest sponsored On uur nsAsss DIS
trsct or ufe De Saku hiaf3oz1as Fas
District Ranger A. w. ~L3n6ennuth.
accepted the offer q the Managera
club un the behalf q the schools
Of the Biloxa District
Ranger Landenmtth announced
that the defamation contest pouic
open wsthEn tas next few Gays and
that cash prizes Tor high school and
grammar school contestants would
Be- given ne winning studenta He
Also stated that one o. the prizes
f0r the winners would be q free al
expes1se trip 20 Mobile a trip % the
points Of historic Interest and re-
Turn 70 their schools IN the district
me finals OF uie defamation
contest VIII be held ~ the Sue
ccM school IN Harrison county. the
last week in January. ins1 Exacs
date of the final contest VIII be an
nounced later.
Preliminary reports from schools
throughout the Biloxi Ranger DDS
tEict a. the DE- Soso National Furesi
indicate taat an unusual number
az both high school and grammar
school children viii participants n
The contest
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
NONRESIDENT sorrcs

Ne. esaI
/ THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
Ta. A T. Staples and - snr asd eli
ether psFsaus o. patslss haxiaE ar einim
las any FtskL utle or intsrext ia sd
T. fke f~oftswins a~serlted Tracts Or par.
eaxuaia. Jseksoa CsantY. Misssssippi
asscHfhea ~ falkuuat
Ose.kalk Interest IN
CA Lots 8 ard :. Square q Hessrssf 81
y z narra3in Tract Section >
Tvuaship : HautA. HzzHe 8 VEST
One-kAif interest In
fBl Lets 6 and :. SqaaFe r. kaMarvey 81
The J z sarrsEia Trset. Seetton 5.
Township z Sssth. Range 9 West
fCl I3Ee T. s and q kaeareaY Of In
J. z ssrraain Tract West side
hasnn Vista Street n sertian 5.
Tgwnshir : Suafh. Range : West
On Iots : saa 10. Resufver Of the ! z
sarrssin Tract West side laueaa
Vista street. 70 sessian 6. Tawnshtr
z South. Range G Net sid e the
state 81 Aissisaippi uroa Asfn sta.
1881.
You arr sanassoaea te sppear before
fh2 Chanrey Coaft at tha Coanty ef
Jackson. h said STATE N the Seceua
Monaay 81 DeeembeF. fetf % asfend suit
nuznbsr kssI IN said court Of Mrs. odssfs
keha wherein Yga are namea defendant
and Mhexein complainant segks q eeaflfhna.
tioh 81 her title - lad described a.
aforesaid. same hasfar heea soAd b tks
State 81 Mississippi en- ne zth day II
April. agai for aeilnuneat sAnea dae
tbeFeon fer the fiscal Year 1880 and =
deeEee q esart aeciarfns The cemntainAnt
= - Inc trus and teeAi and eaaftahis
ewaef thsru0f and en3qinina the absvf
n4mNa aefsaasasa A. well As anS and a.
etAef penEaaa 1fuln aeftfHa ~ uf esaeft
anW aar ef&MA title eT ~ia1a3ea1 ~ aaa q
znH HnnA - 4 fstfs - at - All -
fale
Thi. fftA daY Of November. A D.. faaf.
tSEALb FREn TAYLOR.
Clerk ChaursrT Court jackson
CganfF, MAsAaaippL.
li1-tt. ii.gt. iI-1x. l2-sl
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

An ORDINANCE FIXING THE CON-
PENsATI0N or THE MAYOR. Al
uERMESs CLERK. TAX COLLECTION.
MARSHAL AND CITY ATTORNEY.
- Il ordsined b. the Mayor and Beard
e aldermen q The Ctty Of Moss Point.
Miasizsippis
Section Il That TIE compensation Of
the Mayer. Alderush. Cterk. Tax CaL
ieetar. MnrshAl and City Attorney be and
the same is hershy fixed ~ follows. 10
wfts
Mayor sizs.s8 per mansh.
Aldermen efe.ee per cav for each days
attend&nos upon a regular meeting q
the Mayor and Beard at Aidernsen.
Clerk and Tax Collector. sI7s.eo per
month.
Marshal sioaeo per month-
City Attorney $40 per month.
secti0n q That ths compensation for
ordinance shall become effective for the
duties heresufore performed hy the Fesper-
tive o~ffiesrS beginning November /. in4f.
SEXTON 81 That ali ordinances IN con-
flact with this ordinance be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Section a. That public necessity and
eenFsuienes requiring Il. this ordinance
shall hecome effective November ist, isl1,
nevertheless. same shall b. published and
enrolled. A. provided b. Law.
c. P. WOOD. Mayer.
". c. STEWART. City CLERK
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
CITY OF MOSS POINT
l. W. G. Stewart Clerk Of the City Of
Moss Point. Mtsstssippi, dc herehy certify
that the above a f~0rexoinz ordinsaee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Moss Point Chorus
To Present Concert

TIE Mos Posnt Hkh school
ch0rsss usu present fs first program
~ tbs wear We9neadas. November
Is. warh 8 T1lanzzzivine courers 81
the Frst Baptist chE-Sh in Mcaa
pnsat
4 MazTnrrt Mitchell h she
director OF the group Hhe haa
taught mneEc Tor Anamtxr q yrnrs.
this being her eeeonc year 81 Moss
Posnt Last year her choral group
pat On . radio program had a very
suere4sfUl operSttA. ard her uuArte4
PLACED first IL the Gulf Coast
Regional comretiflon-
Mis- Mitchell has planned an at
trnctive concert az naked voices a
soprano sole and an Instrumental
duet The program includes &he
Doxoiozy. and 1hanrxiyine Pray
er. ard Aiislula b q chorus o.
mixed voices A soprano solo, Ave
Maria. BY Schubert = next on the
program Marquette Coles. talent
ed young soprano vii sans. arc1sn-
panied IT the oFgmn By Mrs. Leon
ard Robinson.
a girls chorus vii sing Come
Unto Him. hy Handel. and "A
Mighty Fortress Is oar God. b
Martin Luther. Next the mixed
chorus viii sing q series Of negro
spirituals Nobody Knows the
TroSbie I've SEEN Swing Low
Sweet Chariot and Little David
Play On Yo' Harp
A ssxoph0ne duet by Jackie
Swami and Mazda Haarala wili be
presented next. followed BY a mixed
chorus singing Evening Prayer
Al the conclusion Of the program
the entire chorus VII sing God
Bless America"
The chorus Is accompanied at the
organ b. Mrs. Leonard Robinson,
the regular or9anist OF the Baptist
Church The program starts ~ : 30
and the public Is invited to attend
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Home Demonstration
Clubs Study Dairying


The Home Demonstration Council
and Hosrse Demonstration Traders
met Saturday ~ the Agricultural
buiIdinE The snbkrt y TIE morn
Ing session uaN Hntter-MzkinR
ard pairyinT. ard during ne af-
tern<san various topics o. interest,"
were taken up
l. a HlsHina GARY specialize
frEan h~inxaskipps State ce.seze Was
The principal speaker on the MORN
ing session He outlined the nerd
for increased dairy products b sup
piy tae demands Of today. Tnia he
brought out conid N accomplished
b. proper feeding and care q thn
dairy herd he gave a demensfrz-
ttan ~ butter making and atIo
brought out tee importance % the
n~ o. dAiry products Ia ths diet Or
tlse family.
After lunch the Home Demon
stFatlon Council held Is meNtlng
with Nr8 w C. Overton q Van
eleaxe. presiding After the business
session. during which cooperative
orders for fruit trees ard xtraH-
berries and vegetable seed PACKAGE
were taken interesting reports on
the National H0uar Demonstration
Council meeting held recently we're
given By Mrs Ovefton and Mrs
George y Hague
Others who we're IN attendance
at the meeting were Mrs. Tom
Clcoria. Fort Bayou Mrs Mary
Townsend and Mrs. Lillian Cochran
Of uautier. Mrs Feiis Coleman.
Bic Point. Mrs } p Delnas and
AIRS. III d Wilson Of Bayou Casotte
Miss Ruth Cain and Miss Gloria
Ryan Of the Home Demonstration
department
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

Az ORDINANCE FTxItE TIE LEVY
OF ~ASTALoEEM TAXES FUA TIKI
YL TO nE PAID on 1Hf RIAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY. AANE&nkn
CRY or PASckCouLAs MfNet@SIr
FuK ApvAlnRKN TAxG F0z TIT
IN II oRpAusKp ~ ~ Rssra -
Mapur eas canrsussr - m c1tg " Pc.
esFssA. ManaaantppL
R.eeiss 4 Thst ~ f~uiAa~lns -. rats,
eNnfssee4 e mfth 81 frnzfksna u y
D. asa 80 s4sas srs hefsox ksted ans 81
asfea eeilrtea c1rA e~sh sesaaf sn ras
tsos uF.nn tkc Aaese4naeng Hoizs = sAS CttF
81 Fnszasszis. Ss<sassspp4 fas NJ fls~si
va eenernf eafrtnt S3pwnses ans
n-asintsaaaoe ~psrps---< nfth % -
6siiar
For rsnssai fnsrvseusue ssssst im-
p-ruxssazata Car ~hteh st@tsl szts~s
nsnn are hvseAra Hah 90 ne ept
rgr esstsss trssk apesatis~ Rs4s r.
siraaasnt fsua-M 81 a miA "a ~ @ea-
Fsr nosa R~essnpsios sss intsfeut 90
hanass mgiis On tas daitMr
Tusel isv e az psrs @sis
Esetsaa Tnk Ort9wsnrx shall tstr
sffeet ard ~ e. fanee frgm SD Nfter -
atdetSan. supnrTal paAlteAtNA and ~
sn9snaeat q psurs6s1 ~ s~s
1hs abses anA sorerssar orsin4see
having kssn tstrssanesd 81 writes 81 sAfs
q regular naewtimE 81 tie fsonsd ~ Mare
anf Csunrlimen hetd ~ Moves1tsr q tetll
ard ~ sAms kssins keeN rsssked fiji
wmm rpsd aissaassd. eonsi4eF1 as
saefses psraxrapa ~ ~pnFaNf&pAs sestseH
b saeskoa y Ehsn e. . waeia. ~ tn
faisamfnR sasa. to4wttf
Reekhana. AYE
FsessFiz. Ays
0aitsy. AYE
APPROVED
ATTTsTf wALTKR n GUILTY..
lA III FRRDEnfC Mxyef.
CLERK.
iHTATE or M~fssfENfPPI.
lcOuETY OF JACKSON.
terry % FAECACoufsA
Il ue undexsfanea s ~ Frsssrie. CLERK
- tha City II pasaaRsata. Mississippi. o.
hsfaAY certify that ths ehgss and tste
Ka1as h = fr4s and cafrest eaFF 81 Or
alnanes Ne. fB-~1Rtl. With Ortina8ee
uas eaiF saspsHd b. tks Heard ~ NaYuf
and CeuneiinueH ~ tbe Cstf ~ Fssoa
rsuta. Misssalppt. - ~ reesssr sseetlns
krsa en s4tarsay. kgsesabsf = ISL -
SANE aHtears treaa the ninHssa # sad
naeetinH IN my eaSee4Fs
Gives under ny hasd sad seal Of ~.
flee. shtn the 4 Gay 81 kaesnhef. 1871
fEEALi n ~ FREDERIC.
rAsrk. CITY AZ pasesReaiss
MiatinsippL
ui-u 1 ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Major WOoters Dies
of Bullet Wounds

] Mntor woaserx u. residsns q
Tp~phane Road in P~axr4eouiA
dee Saturday a. g~snxflct WOUNDS
caused By 9 a eahbrv rifle bullet
being fired lnin his chest lodeins
IL sle kwer part ~ his hea4
a Voroxierx jury empanelea ~
cxuner " A Halh rendered
verdict u death irons q euilet ~be-
lnR fired cause unknown Major
uooseFg was alone at the time e
wa reported 70 TIE cor01erS jury
Mn wooters had been abeut
chores Ia their home and had left
ham sitting IN = ehatx. When sne
returned she found thai he sas
dead with the rife resting againat
his body.
Matr wcosers vas = native Of
BeIlevlIle. IN He vas . Spanish
war veteran ard was vel known
throughout Q1e county having made
his home IN FscagouiA Cor the past
10 years.
He leaves his widow. Mrx Major
wooterS. PascagoalA: three sisters
MIA willett syler. Waterloo. m.
Mira s N T1ttreai. Springfield m:
and Mrs Philip DIETRICH. Freehazsg.
III. and q brother. W. ~ wooterS.
Of Waterloo. III.
His funeral was held Sunday az
ternoon from the Fails Funeral
pzriors IN pascagoula. Services
we're conducted by REV. e w. "
mer Of the Pascaguula Methodist
Church and burial was In the
Machpelah cemetery The pail
bearers were I'd McCarrell. c. +.
Bolding. + c. Steele. L S Rouse.
NJ " Rouse and J. A wltcheh
The coroner8 jury investigating
the death Was comprised Of Harold
! MeInniS. Claude L Martin, A w.
Penola. David r Martin, r. N.
Koch, and J. G Nelsua. Sr
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

sfte. 90 City 81 Asss faias Iand sais
ketle4 A. hsretN gives th.i ~ MaFar
aaA Beard - AhAsrusea wtit on neresH
Der Z. 1871 At 7 e.cls1h. p ~. 1T tks
ety. hall Of Mos neinf. Misslaslpnl. ss
esfvs sestet bids for the nufehass ~
$685. ~ sehpoi bgna tssle ~ sad Citf
af Moss PaiaL Missfssfpp4. described -
faiksu. tesN4&s
Bouaa Batsa Deeennhex 1. fsli
NunHbsref fram / % fst. fhefasiee
Reads Nc 81. -. ~. -. tE, 81 kI. g.
~ aud 70 heinR r. the dsnominatiaa
II $500 each. and al other hsnag
beiHR IN the dsnomination a. tl0ea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

atheswta~ - Essssy T. s~seseF pp=seaskan
~eattsnsnt ~ e&hsxw&s ea1@er9 ms
zwrssa~zg e. b enAeeS mzs<1s su hF-
4aaef. L@se@s stsA psf ke1rzT ~ M@~
kns a fbn msnsgs sspeeae9 - rh@gsss
~zr-rvx b. IAuMn e au6k hehAif. snslaa-
fsR : rsasanaA.s sftcFas3fs fees.
Imess sh4n nN e~amsBnasrt ssty 80 ~
eestr - Maaha11p5 as sheA eM ~ nNF
tsnss rrsnssss tks eaxss fFnm ne rais Statr
r2nsaH ~ peFNasttsd ~ teaen4 ~ eeasNHt
thmrs4n IL wfitises fAsee~ sAan go ea
epsas a. ~ ttnnsN n q warkm4ntGes mas-
- -se.nz ~ - 4E4ineFS ws4r Na4
go sateh a-aspEest whew - wus9
werkmsossss oAo ass shen ~ Lessass est
snf eapeass repiaee vt<h 49, p4T3 a~g
ss1 a. a. psrH ~hi<h raaf rsessrs -
pscs~.nt eer.sS
ssaehins warrnHty. u ne tast&s4tss1
ks~aNsn aaE usx - equipa~as Losses
nkaf esrnBiS f1in Win Al tbe Aa~e - ~
atnss IL whtnk eauleuaent = seente0 anA
wlah ~ CessfV ~ Anssnssal es4aaaAsN
dkesvss Hk~et4N aps@rfAsnisH
I~ane- shall snd dom hsssAy asr~ =
,~.t~~f 80 save Ls.aef hafaafssa eHains1
So - - al tsses 81 dnmsxsa ~ eaalp~
sasat - flfa- feed, nxpAassoa. tefasAs. as
tkret anS GApsne shall Hht 6zss hefsbg
eerssHe al faahlIi1v - saF p&Fsga NheFa
raewex ertatag frem ms teMtApn ernat
tiaa 81 80 * nasipuzsnt aHa shab taaes
80 aas apas inseaangfg Lmasr ~ ass
sr~n ~ aatsilty, xi&lm and dsamsnA wAas-
ss~sa srtsinx from - kesttsn. ceaoitHaH
- 80 ~ e9sipsmsmt whetkeT oweFnting 81
ma. mnN eroNtnx out o. ans eau1s tnfaas-
lnx allresa impsrfeea - defseeise eeaip~
nannt and frau svsry etheE liability. etalH
and aennna Whatsoever e@ftaN W Mfm
Z A. a. rsssasaatsn % Lnms~< fmsesx
49, naraaa = pfunueelF ~rsEnnb9rse AeHeoF.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

wss daly saoptsd At . rewuiar mestfnx Il
The Mayer and Beard 81 Aldsrnen 81 tie
CITY ef Moss PoinL Miasiaz4pea. heia sn
Tuesday, the sth dax II Noeemhzx, feff.
Thk Tn dAy q NOVEMBER. fs&f.
(stxnedl ". G. STEWART.
ui-it IL City CierA-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

UIIf OF FAsNARf1
MAYOR fLEssEEl

CLERK
section 2 Due b shs feet that the
present ~eaaipment Of ne CITY af Paaca-
Eeaie. Mississippi has herouas insdeausss
and not IN usabis con1lti1n. and ne streeta
Of the City havs from the lAek Of proper
machines 90 maintain the same hensms
and are bacomine IN = esd condition and
same shopla b. placed Ia uHahle condition
~ ses5u aa paasihle. and The proeurinn
Of said equipment authorized ~ this Or
dlaauee hesns imperative fer ths tmnns.
dtate and temporary preservation Of the
puhiie healfh. safety and weifaFa, h b
further ordained that this Ordinances shaiI
take effect and be In forre from and after
fss approval and adoption. hut anne shall
nevertheless BE- published and eursiled ~
provided b. law.
The above ard f~erereinr ordiamnee hax-
ine hesn introduced IN writins At this =
REGULAR meetiaR Of the Board Of Mayor
and cauneilnen of the Cts Of P~nscAaoula.
Mississippi held on November 4. ie4f, and
having heen read ~ the Clark the same
was discussed. eensidsFed and adopted
paragraph b. paragraph. section BY ser-
ton and then ~ = whole. ~ ths nnani-
NOUS VOTE Of ali member Of the CouaeEL
the same being - follows. to-wits
Reekhan. Ayo
Freieffe. Are
APPROVED.
ATTEST Mayor.
= n. FREDERIC,
Clerk.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
COUNTY or JACKSON.
CITY or pAHCAG0ULA
l. tha nnasssi@aea. 8 II. Freietfc, Ciert
Of he CITY Of Paseaauula. Mis4issippi. -
hereby certify that the above and faFekolnz
h . true and correct raIfy Of OsAinAnee
Nc fe-fest. whlch Ordinance was daily
adapfei ~ she Hanrd ~ MnFnr and cann-
eflsnen % fha CTS 81 P~aseaEnula. "a ~
rnsnlnr meekinR held en- SATURDAY.. No
vember 8. Iatf. A. same appears from TIE
minutes from asid naeetina iA ms cuatcis
Given under mr. hand and seal Of office.
this the 8 day Of November, Is4l.
fSEALi 8 ii. FREDERIC,
Clerk. City Of PascaRoala.
Mississippi
fii-it it,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

MILO N4AAA-EHA HHAAEHAEAa
COMPLAINANT
LAURA gA9Ks ~ Al. DEFENDANTS
TIKI STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO- CLINTON INGkAM FRED ~.
GRAN. SYLVIA INGRAM Ard " AZ
nAuCH. " LIVING ARp ~ uEAn.
10 HIS HEIRS. ASSIGNS on LEGAL
hkPREsENTATIvEs spa
cIaArMFNG ANY INTEREST NJ TIM
FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LAND sala
Fer sAxm On TIE 1nd a. e Ass4l sses
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pw Ds~d noek =. peEs ita. clAim-
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

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Esnnd q Mayor and Ceuur5lBeea ~ ths
CHr ~ ~PNsszxeas1 MtszissippA hss4 en
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APPROVED
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Mayor.
ATTEST
s. n FREDERIC.
CtFk-
sTATE or MISSISSIPPI.
COUNTY or JACKSON.
CITY or EAEEAGOELA
l. I'M un1srsineed s. IL Frsdertc. Cierk
81 fhz City If FHsrRguufa. MiszsnxlppL d.
heFeAT certify thai tie ahaSe ard fore
going b . trsf and eorrsrt eopy Of q
hssolaiian. whiek Resoiathsn wss dais
sAaDtea b. tha Beard - Mayer snd
Couneiirnen 81 the City Of raseAxeui4 -
ia rewglnr neWtiug held en- Tuesday. No
vsnbeF 4. 1851. ~ same sppears frem
the min9tM az said meeting in my eas-
tody.
0ivsr under my hand and seal u office.
tbs the kkk DAY Of November, fstl.
fEEALl s II. FREDERIC.
Clerk. Clty uf PaseaeaulA. Mississippi
Till. lila. li@2i. Has
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

CHANrRRY SUMMONS To NoNzREHi-
DKkT AND UNKNOWN DEPENDENTS
Evening star., 1941-07-05
Airports to Get Weather
Data From Network
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 5.-The Army,
Navy, Weather Bureau and ITS
major airports will be connected on
a 30000-mile printing telegraph
network soon, the Western Union
Telegraph Co. has announced.
Operations will begin Wednesday
with at least 112 stations throughout
the country receiving simultaneously
from control points steady stream
of weather information under nor
NAL circumstances. In defense or
other emergencies the network will
transmit messages direct from
Washington and other control
points.
Civil Aeronautics Authority sta
tions at Denver, Colo, and Louis
vile, KY, will be main relay stations
for six circuits emanating from sec
ondary relay stations at Washing
ton, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Fort
Worth. San Francisco and Fargo,
N. Oak.