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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

7, YOU are one OF those unfortunates who
have been ~. or have suffered With colds.
the flu, worked under . strain. failed 20
eat the proper foods. or have been
yered By orertaIing worries yet have
no orgArie trouble or focal infection
and your -blood-cslls have become
reduced In vitality and number &. =. II
your stomach digestion refuses 20 work
properly. then here Is sooo news Tor youi
SIS. Tonic 10 especially designed 20
build back deficient blood strength /.
20 revive ard stimulate these stomach
Juices which digest the food 20 your
body can make proper uss Of u In re-
building v1rn-out Tissue. These txo
important results enable Tou 70 enjoy
the fooc you Go eat 70 MAKE use OF ~
~ Nature intended. Thus you nay
get nev vitality pep oecorns AMI
mated - more AttrHcttvei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

p~foY. penY r~s.s-.ss ~ . s---y
eonsuucted experimental AXE.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13
P~ascagoula Youths
Given Recognition

FasnaRnuaAs three r~epreseniA-
iiyes 70 tne MarIacliA B0vx state
pclnE he11 t. Jackson TINS week
were given prominent offices Il
tbt state organization John Cook
8 mem5er q tie nationalist party
NEs eiectea sheriff uf Gum County
Edward Mccoy. county 1u0fs O.
Quinn County and The~mAn scha-
ereii constable
There are about us ousz from
AL parts u the stale attending
tfse Buss State Nfirn b n-gEaamorea
- the Amex4e&n L3gaaE D1rnae tie
NetE tae hoF3 gel actual training
IA the operation Of lhe states GOV
erufnent The FueeTEnE anc heaten-
A-Hf=gnTeTxm together with ether
state offiezsF arc al county and
CITY lesderE elrcieo a. fhe BOYS
State ser installed Tuesday ulpat
loliuNll2G tne electaouS Chief 1uxt-
sOe Sxdueg Smith 81 the MEaxlsssufsi
State Supreme ouuri administered
the oatlak o. uffE0e
Boss Stare I'll be brought 70 :
c4ost Tomorrow afternoon and the
celegat1 vii return e their re-
SpecLfe Aazue The P4scaRaula
Representatives xeH. sponsored b
tae L0Ial k0aars and Business
Clubs Of the esa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13
Food Preservation
Demonstration Held

IRE newess and --latest methods q
preservation q garoen procucEE
~ shown II 3 Demonstration given
d RaacA&nnA Las SATURDAY morn
na There wAk considerable inter
- II THIS exhinluo1
The inportauee that tie caun1ns
nd preservation q the vegetables
noN growing Il lie saraoas garden
IS haneE throughout the ounts h
heznE stresses Poo prices are rising
and wnilr NE Earpzuz Regelzniek
naH he1fsg Efuaz arx Exa1l4blt ~
nfE1e q no cos a. housexlret are
hzsaE urged - ae - = tie canrlne
zzzF possibly sAa bazh iron AZ
enaxl0snlc ans conservation zsaud-
pasnt
neank. beeEx taaaasoes arc 0Ehes
vegetable wsEx e@naae curing E8s
eenaonsEratlaE
AsnuxR uu3e azIezaalUR Nere M
GlAnFE OuErlaz arc dauEn1er
EMtF. &rs = KEN q Fofs
Bssoa. MB a Z BzzaleE. Mz A
{ ClEffoTd Mn Lillian Cocnrar
40 oaughsef. NAalet MFE Mamie
oua ans MlN Ezael Winnie RDass
II GAattes Martyr NArt1n Eioza
Eamalon ans Ezea Iasaaasen o.
Haxieg
WeoneS1sz sfaszuaa1 = dennoa-
szraaAcD Wz8 k1Hea = LIS Cain z
L. Furt Basaa Hems DenonEtra-
Elnn E1ub.
- AaFf ceepeT = Luccek
Hane Demonstration aEeut aszztes
n - eezna1z1za1aA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13

for ths past eight month& hef
Death vas attributed 10 pneumonia
She vas 3 native Of DeKaIo. but
hac resided IN PaScAgoulA for some
time
Her funeral wAs held Sunday
afternoon with services being con-
Quoted ~ Rev ". L Day o. the
FIRST Baptist Church Knterment
vas IN the Machpelah cemetery
The pan bearers were W. o Sunm6.
X r S1n1ns l. o. EalRnd. u.
} Fl MaIlon. Jv.. r. r. Garrett and
p . ONe&i
She leaves five daughters Mrs
A j. SRnnA Pascagoula. Mrs
W r Proose. PzScaRoulR: Mrs L
b Meal Pensacoa. PA. AIRS &
e Treheru. PaScagouis and Ms
r. s AcKlnzle. Hos Springs Ark
anc q son L O Eland. Jackson
vile. Fla - grandchildren and four
great grandchildren
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13
Reading Club To Be
At Boys State Meet
Formed For Students

OF McnsMs aftesfNs1a June f6 81
fasf etiorx Il f24e ~ r A 5inrarv
uiers wlu b. oTwNnsze1 q rcaelnx
elat toy scaaa sane1f8 Nha azN
Interested lg rrs1TE e0d aaakx
and eainaa& creaz1 s@ asezf rea<itaz
= -rorsnecltan with shFN @rtanos
wur&
Carts are be4ns m&asce oaG 70 tne
ugplAs RAo attefsec Scnani last
ear bgt IA cailaren E~sriuain9 new-
canrrK ARE angec 10 eane ant soln
A stcsy telslng ho1z a4a ~ held As
HeN as u1e reaahas md rtscMs-
sson o. ths nauks re31 MTx Lola
EeA LtRYlaH wsA ae n Sharze
TSs club Ill ~ gaensore1 By tie
" p A
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13

lte-faee haa ana cArrie1 alo-
iassliuueo bouquets Miss Nora John
son were blue mArqui2efue trtalraea
zfth h8aek laex Mt&s Nancy Chnh}
p'nTF olue a~g4ncy M1ss LAuurs
Con WAs atflnws h. yeGiDw ere@uaY
Mss Durntfx RachRrcs Ia greet
arFAHaF Dssf4e Dazaisl n blue
mafQulsct8e and Hegrnine Herrn9
a. pima uz~EHq1laette
MIS- Msrt8 Pals. aaSlstec D.
Laura Mari Huc&5l. PLAYED the
professional from Lohengrin Be-
tf4oqenk Wedding March va BlaY-
re R n4e reeesSlnnKi Mrs Prank
Nixon sang Al Swees Myster9 O,
Life and Oh Promise Me
Mr. c Z Clark mother a. ue
bruce wak afttreo IN q mo1l8h xhlte
Jersey eress Win pima cursage ane
Mrs A b L4m5erta& mo4hef e
the bridegroom wurt q narx cue
N41h white carSAEH
Mrx LAmbertuz g. a graduate o.
P~aSaAgouAz High school, elAx3 Of 8
Size wAs chosen carnival queer r.
1867 Ano nas been 9 member Of the
court r. 1913 ard 1888 Mf Lam
peTtm wa graduated from the
North Little Rock High schooI
Norrh LAftH Rock Ark
After 81 informal reception the
couple eft Tor q wedding tTsp e
NeN Orleans
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS

Msx p3rz2h ans chE4rxn os
Nru nraezsa arr ssTu e. Exno IN
xauzssw nnzs1nx x4sAEinr Mrs. r II
Mrcsuwxn
~
r v..mR 81 wasnnn.
.ns = : rr.y.sf sunaaY arsrruxasa
- ransasn purxrggr ard ~
=
$3.50 -
- - -
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Ma& HM &Eaor g @ak
&AS& = nS xASt@A& ne A
nhxize Se hert O.
& ~ 1 ~
&A4 &a %rF $3.50
An1Na4s -
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hA zrN3s ashf - fA~A -
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13
Rural Recreation
Meeting Called For
Tomorrow Morning

a recHeAtlonAl meet2ng q tkss
various rural organizations u Jack
sUD County al bk hello IL the Pas
cAgouM Community HOUSE on Sat
urua4 tu1naHF0sa morning. Unfser
tire direction q Mis- RUN Cain
county home agent A. lsadtne
members q These Organizations are
expertsG &c be = attendance
1nclaoee l. tns group expeHtec -
attend 2 ne Recreation leaders.
hume eU2EcN members az cad
esz ana Hone Demonstration cuh
member arc utheB Miss Jewell
Garland feefeat1o8al leader frun
Mississippi STATE Co.sege VII y ;
special Euest n tae meeting ana
wAl Appear o. TIE program
DURING the program there I'll
b. q d1seasslau q book musse ana
Other toptc1 There also vi = :
pzugraa q Music ard iolk aaaelnx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13
MAsTER n ". rARKER

Mrs EawRrG Parker enfertainea
SATURDAY afternoon ~ he1 honae
xsth an outdoor p0FB celebrating
uae thirc birthday anniversary 81
aer Afle son II ~ Parker Games
vere enjoyed On Tire lawu and me
hzac guests watched excstndlv a.
The birthday gifts we're nnwrMprec
Ice cream, cake and candy minis
Were served as refreshments The
tarVe white birthday cake WHICH
w4S beautifully decorated heln
three candles and birthday Krpet.
sngs 70 The honoree
Those helping Il " e enjoy ms
occasion we're LaFry. Bette and
Junior Davis. Jos Britt Psui Goff
SssSae and Buzzie Cumbest CAL
IN Pierce. inez Cumbest anc Tna
Pave Cor.
Mrs Parker Vas assisted IN xerv-
lnE b her mother. Mrs. Henrv
Cochran
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13
ARENA
s444A44@&s%@A%

There 20 present ~ Roberts
Cha3sea Sunday school June 6 Mrs
Elmer EuNkier conducted the open
ma exercises
N. Summers anc ha scr. Peter
. Were visitors nj Sunday School
and spent the afternoon viii Mr.
AND HRS John StrtckieE
%
Tht " r. A WORKERS have FINISH
&c wosk or ule bridge across Big
Greek. The new fosc wAs open for
traffic. june 6
Mrs Lizzie CUNNINGHAM vino has
been Ner1 al al her home here Is
Spending some days with her sister
IL Kreale
Mr. and Mrz. NJ J Roberts are
expecting their son. DF- Scale
Roberts Is located at Lake City.
Pa
Miss lone Roberts Is 81 home Eith
her parents for the summer She
attended Perktnst0n Junior College
ri PrrkinEtnn.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamon Williams.
and their children. Dorothy Lee.
HAroc and Eadora have moved 70
Athens Tenn MI Williams Is en-
ul1geo their
.
Frlerc here % Henry CoxAr1 re-
ersf % hear o. his being YER seYl-
ouslg burned while working On al
oil tanker Sunday IL Mobile In
Urinary but IS unable 70 see visitors
for the present
%
Mr. anc Mrs Frank Strietier
have moxeo to Mr. Walter Roberts
hone f0F tne summer AIRS strlckIer
taught II ne Grand Bay school last
year
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13

4ssn.rw, M p~ssas naarrsfne Vrasse
r~nfrea1msnu uert betrxr served Ust
braae-tD-tx was pleasantly surrr8sec
with Sc aprnn shower. Mtm lSmoK.
wun The hsgh Nufe pr1zk and AIR
OTW4r Hc1safx. kH I91zNN preN#H
ssfs MISSES sara MAneAx1t Afa1
bhz Lem@n bay M&rHAfei 1n1
NertA@is hrAaierc NAesal fTs@ 10
nsFhA 0Ail g AAkEaaAas~ IA st
-
-
~ -. -
se
0m Hottzuesr returned 70 Chi
caro- having spsut kevxgnl months
81 EA& Beach
%
As, r,,rs..w uaa~~s ans .vpn san.
nj - - = uss-..4s. -.
49, M u - ~s.aa..n u.
~-s.--~ - = @.,e~s -
S.~~-.a~ - - as.--~~s 49,
s = =
- $50 ~ ne-~suT A. ~ ,,,nke
-, ssrr,s.
nsg@,,.-- 49,. esse-a.e f,e vraa-
ssafsss ~ sl.ess = TTwsefl srrrv
parkauxsrn .1uys,T caales-e
-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13
Grocery Stores Join
Wednesday Closing

The wednesday afternoon ciuz1ng
q stores axc othe business houses
T. PsscAeoula mas been meeting with
great popularity curing The pas
several week Tna observance WI
- carried CT u1ruagh tns sumner
usouths
This weed tie majority q grocers
st1ses ut PasaAKouI3 5oGnec IL the
AA1 oay clualaE T1sase Ia Mo4.
Fa4E hAc Deen cooperating w4th tts
movement since ~ start
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13

Attendance 81 SUNDAY settfsel lasi
SUNDAY S
A. Ans HRS Dsnagxs 4uEaer sn1
children 81 Mahlls guests sHn-
das Afternoon Of Mr. Jalnerf
rnotaef and hrotilef. Nj Myrtle
Gasf and ~ c
Nr8 xzs.fh Leonard es Mobile Was
Fx1naE naRhi guest ct hef
hrut4eT-4n-aaR ard sister M4 sac
Mr. Herbegs NlnoenI or SatuF-
as Mra Le0nATd Rnc Mrz NsnFent
and TIC children wezzI T. BAY
Mirsette Ala arc x8e4tee Rta taely
nrothes Auc W8te then Al oroEe or
70 0AluNtnsKE arc EpcTt fht DAY
SUNDAY visiting usen pasen9x Nj
and Mfx Garner
-
Mr and Mrs Irwin Reis1n and
three souk FFpc Lluea anE ! Y
Esse5s4 tlse d2Y 1aaeSaas w1th Mrn
NflNuux nr0thrr-ln~Mx ana xlsfef
M ard Mrs. q Z Dnff u GalAska-
@s Alabama
Mr. 1Nnnestir kAnfseaA Hne Aan
1erf4e m Mobile Ar0 Spending this
wrek with MrS Maake mna family
d.
Mrk Lara nrM6ly and brother
tn-lan NJ Smith af Mnrr4. Ken
tneEY gaztlec the formers saa1-4n-
~ sz1E daughter. M arc MrK
Nzetnea cArtes. fro9n Saturday tn
Monoas afternoon w4sen MrA BrAo-
3 event a. x4sli here s~on-En-av and
daughter Mr and Mr. Ea1nunc
Cot u EEaataNpa arc hi Walter
srniln Weug 20 Mohale - asek en-
plasmeuA
80
Several fraan Nere A4AeTaaaa 2se
rrsaxA1 nferAng ~ Hafas5 A4st week
Eersan nonuucled - RES Az
Roger
Ihs churrh 81 Cn7aa warxaiuaing
Il a. MaFo Sehu0 npaa . Kreose
ueFe Eaau tn grees Ms Anc MH
Efuael q PascAgnala salsesaz after
naol We bope aoms fuore q our
member Will FIND tie mAzee o.
u1asAlp and 0o likewise
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13
MRS CAROLINE EILAND DIES

Mr. Caroline Britain Elzad -
xearE olc resident q &c RoK street
cleo Asf Saturday morning 81 her
hoEnk Although Ene hae been Ii
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13
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; kRE0LE NEWS
MISS MAZDA HAARA1A
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An A 1 E.aa * 81 Mzrw Ga
faFmrriy Mss 1o1s3 sal1naon q
Ereose s3s = siztnr anrt We1res
Gas m uae Aocnz q Mrs e J
CHRISTIAN ard ntlaeT frsennS
a
Nj anc Mr. Lee Rrogn ard
aaaehhef nsbEe 1ex sp~ng several
eae last wreR Wasting NJ aeG
0u 7 q Psstn3n 81 Jackson
Mis- Theg uerx accompanied home
& sonny Plfua4u Nhc w9E re-
naala lu . fwo snek1 visit
-
wu Mg=as WAKE Ane Daughter
R.aeus x Monax spent . scp azYs
las wrek rastzE2 ~ and Mrs
E2rau Pearson
Mlss gaSnst4 R0aee visited resn-
aVas n Meoae from wednesday,
an4 SUNDAY.
Mrn OHh Duncan Ane chilcren
Margaret and R4y. uere business
VISITORS 70 Mobile Friday
D.
NJ Mn1 Mn S e Martinez xpeTe
usaK end visitors Of Mr. and Mrs
BrnEtan Hnocy II Moalle.
D.
kgla DORIS Stewart Of Mnhsls visit
&c hes mother. airs laura Stewart
here MONDAY
~ - ms.
underwent a. ausen1ectcray NJ rne
Jackson County Hospital h n0x
eua1valesclug IL her nonne Al Kreo4e
%
NJ and MIR Robers Driegnart of
jersey CITY NeN Jersey have E
turned q their hoaae there after
having been called here on nccount
q thu illness arc death Of Mn
Dr1nEhArts mother
D
Mrs Rex Eles returned home Sat
ureay sfisr = visit n Mllg Miss
with heT mother.
NJ and Mrs Herman jackson
and MRS Louis Torres visited In
Mobile Saturday
.
Prlends a. Mr. and Mrx Arthur
Shepherd offer thier sincere sym
psthy II the less q Their small
chllc
NJ. and Mrs Dwight Broadns and
family art spending the week IN
Philadelphia Miss.
o
Mis- 0Eaeud09yn Wells is visiting
ar snc Mrs Edward Gibson Ia
Mobile tins wreck.
M and Mrs Arthur Lassiter Of
Bakur0p La WHO have been visit
mE here left Saturday for their
home
Mrs MacSvain Of BIRMINGHAM
Ala spent the week END visiting
Mr. Clyde Arnold
Ms Tom Mallrtse Is spending TIE
week H. Vancleave or account Of
TIE illness O. her grandfather.
3
aAA AAN 1E &tAktL kpFN4 4
the week END visiting relatives n
Philadelphia Miss
Nj and Mrs J r Bosarge anc
MrS Rnlznc Seaman we're guests
u Austin Seaman N BoraluEe Ia
unz1ris the wnek end
.
hex ana Mr. Tom DAVIS ana
MrS J n Germany wsifeu hi
Monaas Sunday
AIRS Ell cumbesf Of Waae gDent
me week enc IL 1tae horne OF ~
z CuEnbest ard family
%
Ii. and hrx J { PICKERING
xlxfasc ia Moseile Miss. last week
InE ~ accompanied home bv
Ms& PlckcrtugE mother. AIRS Weeks
.
Mr 2n1 Mr. c. NJ Earon left
Tuesoay for jacksonville. Texas
where fieg VII MAKE theft nex
home
Mr and Mn Mnli1n campbrll
apHD4 41f WtEk . = tne nome ui
Mr. J. b Cunn1naham. ST.. anc
they were Accompanied 70 the.r
hafne n Tuscaloosa Ala. on their
reeuTn By Mf and krz Philip Gun
ni1eanan anc baos Hrs J 2 Gun
tnEhAA So zad oaughtex MS
DeAHes CUNNINGHAM.
-
Ar anc MIR Tnurstnn gu1tzer
Mr. n . LafaaeF Mrx George
DzituA and AIR Carl Nelson were
called 10 Biloxi ~ account q the
Illness q 3 relative. Mrs A Z
ozsen Al returned FrIaay excepf
ArN Nes0n. WAC remained for tfse
Latte HIS Elizabeth
Ar MA1kersan aax honoTeu with 4
lawn parTy. given - her mother
MEE a l. W1fkeFSou. IL oelebrat-
uon q her skin birthday Re-
freznments q ice cream anc cake
EerK sersec T. the thirteen gsestk
helping Eltxabesh Am % ee3eo-ats
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13
rHrARMYs
ON THE MOVE.

ANN Ds1sazerz On a scxtf xasxfs
rronxrf m41 exrf sszenpr~o n zhUa
ooanEFs - sae@ So and 81 aea
naas - seeezA monrat TIE esa
81 rbese mepsuxezz 4s me- sans sosaEb.
eFn states served - Southern bel
n~aH be 6s0th ; sess and uasfzIag
f0s lhs zraas - Nen a. fos tas oxa
lan paPaazaoa NHh1rh pr0saasa ne
asta nezaa Of communicates
E4aspertnfsssa and auppi,
hszrauz e s=szess 81 rseax
msaeaee1 s "a naeuu4Ee oepeae
size ass1<H q teI<phssne unsaaaa
iosfson Tbs ns Soafhern Be- Cen
panY . paassozag ~benssrE ehse
ref AS e sxaazeses unseuat fht
tasf s4ax1aE xxmlcs neg0snt Thls
nezns ~ - Telephon~ Coznpsas
Lac ras zrsaf. II kseplng ia suas1ea
Of s1zp.s. u4nsp0rEEpon faalsaes
and 30 paN1 ready dsg sno plxsa
- e "a - 90 she momeuE Fzsf
years 81 aziaank znc e~xpeslsaos e
n@etaaE enxrKenclsa aase aiszadf
prepaees paf afnss 81 telepaone
wafkefs 10 HIS bg rnt6
Hfn fbs Ielepaone Compans
pan - sze azzx q rns sraF 3 assaz
st1 HEak s aas serlOat snterl<f
zsee ~na ane pubArs A-ocns1ou.ea
aa . ssslo3 Darng mee a.
nezTes4 aozau th~nr mss b y
pzsaaas Nasa fr ahou pefaoas 81
t aar Hzezlsssa wIil - aazzaz.
seaasas - So ae nrm : kaa1sa
Eal easszee nesc2 4houze MH
nspp1 En feaF eomnnnzsFs yea
~heiss2ssa eospefslson ~ b
hepla eoaazsanos Io rse saaazss
m aaxzaoensat - pfepafssaesk
Southern Bel Telephone
end Telegraph Compzn
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13

Alz Daisy Zelg1er, . member os
fnt Gauter school faculty has re-
turnec 70 MAzsS6ipui Southern Col
leee fof the summer quarter.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13

PETE ze1gleT. Jr- wax ; visitor IT.
the hume q Mis- RIA Flynn 0.
New Orleans the paSt Eeek
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13
Gautier Library
Association Had
Meeting Tuesday

The uAutler Libarry Association
met n the Rchooih0uss Tuesdav
night june 10 The secretary re-
ported the amount II the treasury
and then the finance committee re-
ported the names Of the books Dur-
chased recently A motion was made
ane carried TO leave the books Il the
WPA Library for the summer.
Mrx Humphrey q vgncleave. WIG
4 & xe=T earnest worker n library
zork. gave 3 gery interesting tain
Mr. Elliott reported OF the prozress
q the play.
After the business meeting Nrx
Lee Ihorlaa chairman Of progrun
presented 9 very entertaining skft.
The Closing Of the Little Rec
School Those taking part Is
scho0 kos we're: MyTa Trussen
kel ane Florence Peuton. Lillian
Cochran Evelyn ano jimmie caf-
ford E1nA Lehatard Andrea and
OeneF7eFe King. and Mr. Le
Thomas. teacher.
MRS c. l. CLIFFORD. Reporter
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13

Mrz Anna Louise Peterson Vas !
visitor = the home q ~ nn1 I'm
P J ze4gler and family tie pas
HKek
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13

Mn Il 0lrut Mr1 ksails williams
ann dRaghleE. 5Ily AM Hea1 ~
NSR Ozlealak THURSDAY. Naexe MrS
WzlllazEu Will enber the n4ptaSi Hnk
ntA1 5m o pASi3c saTgerg operRgauD
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-13

Donald EnxAro4 aefl lw Chicaxc
tnn week where Re + 9 cxr MEM
hex O. the s 8 TannM
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-17

The table was beautifully laid,
carrying out the ST. Patricks' Day
theme. Flowers we're white phlox
and green candles thanked the table.
Tea, mints, cake. and cookies
were served.
Faculty guests included: Presi-
dent John NJ. Munson. DR.. and Mrs.
Gerald Sanders, DR.. and Mrs. John
r. Alden. DR.. and Mrs. Clarence
VI. Loesell, DR.. Frederic ]. Ericsson,
DR.. and Mrs. James W. Kerchevai,
Mrs. Nina b. Buck. Mis- Julia f.
Read, Miss Virginia Acher. Prof.
Estelle Bauch. Associate Prof. Mary
f.. Hatton, Miss Myra Grattan. AS
sociate Prof. Elisabeth Carey and
Associate Dean OF Women Frances
Farnham, who is the freshman
women's advisor.
DR.. Elizabeth Warren and Miss
Doris l.. Porter poured.
Miss Betty Kantz. Pontiac, was
chairman OF the tea. She was as
sisted by the following committees
refreshments, Miss Marie Wright,
Ypsilanti; invitations. Miss Lucille
Hinkle, Detroit; table, Miss Nancy
Houck, Ypsilanti; hospitality, Miss
Ann Short, Pontiac: service. Miss
Ruth Mains, Dearborn.
The last Of the teas will be
Mar 30.
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which everyone Joined TO sing "Llv-
ing for Jesus.
A vocal SOLO His Eye Is On the
Sparrow, and a piano solo. The
Name OF Jesus. were gwen by
Bradley Cough and Cecil Preston,
respectively.
Rev. Andrew Creswell, Pontiac,
speaker of the evening, emphasized
that man should plan for his home
and his life, looking ever above
instead of merely living without
any particular goal.
The program concluded with the
group singing OF God BE With
You.
Guests included Miss Martha
Best and Miss Grace II. Aitchison
of the Michigan State Normal Col
lege faculty. and Charles Troulman.
secretary OF the lnter-Narslty Chris
tian Fellowship.
The University Of Michigan
guests presented the local group a
beautiful floral centerpiece.
Those in charge OF arrangements
for the banquet included Miss
Chasing. Miss Edwna Mater, Me
Gregor, social chairman. Miss Tirb.
and Miss Blakely.
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Prisoner Racket FlOurishes
Once More i'm America, Mexico

For the time being ! am signed
on Il.
Il cannot receive your reply d.
rectly to the prison so in case you
accept my proposition please air
mail your letter to a person OF my
entire trust who will deliver 1t to
me safely and rapidly"
Then appears a name and ad
dress in Mexico City.
All Letters Similar
The foregoing letter serves the
purpose OF illustrating exactly the
working used.
Here is what happens when a
sucker" gets interested He an
swers and receives a reply asking
MIN to come Mexico GItx-Aiay
at certain hotel. where a man
(who is described will meet him
in the lobby at certain time. He
is to give this man $1,000 and he
will then 40 to the penitentiary
to see the prisoner. and get the bag
gage check for the trunk said 10
be are Laredo. Tex, Just across the
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border. with s2sS.oOO in a secret
compartment.
The man is then presumably TO
60 TO Laredo. get the suitcase. re-
turn TO Mexico City with It and
keep his share. The bankrupt pris-
oner will then be able to pay the
eourt-costs Of his case and obtain
his prisoner. An additional bait,
the daughter. or beautiful IS
year old daughter. as she Is
sometimes referred 10. Is thrown
in TO lure anybody who might have
amorous. as well as money-making,
inclinations.
After the first contact" In Mex
ice City. where the victim hands
over his money. he waits and waits
and never hears from the go-be-
tween any more. Some victims
then return silently 10 the United
States, while others complain 10
the police Dossiers on this sub
jet are filed at the penitentiary
Mexico The United States
consulate general has a similar
one. and the Post Office Depart
ment also has extensive records.
Correspondence on the subject that
often prospects are thrilled over
the proposition" and that 'com-
mon sense explanations are OF no
avail"
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Youth Challenged to Carry
Forward Message of Christ

With Miss Helen Tallmadge. San
dusky, as leader of the worship
service, Wesleyan Guild members
heard discussion of the Sunday eve
ming meetings theme, Christian
ity as expressed through the lives
OF the early. disciples Miss Tall
madge declared, 1T is our chal-
lenge today, as young people, to
still carry on the message of Christ
through our service to mankind"
Disciples carrying the. message
in the past were given as st. Paul,
ST. Augustine, Gregory, st. Francis,
John Huss, Martin Luther, John
and Charles Wesley, and Wilfred
Grenfell. Those still living were
said to be kagawa. T. Z. Koo, Al
bert Schweitzer, and others.
Group singing was led by Harold
Vroman, Alepna, with Edward
Bowles, Detroit, at the piano.
Robert Gibbs, Ypsilanti, gave the
call TO worship.
John Huffman, Jerome, read
scripture. Miss Betty Hackett,
Brooklyn, was at the piano.
Members participating in pre-
pairing the program were. Miss
Helen Kafch. Monroe. Lansing Gil
bert, Royal Oak, Miss Barbara
Hubbell, Plymouth, Miss Beatrice
Norton, Alpena. and Mr.. Gibbs.
Friday evening the Wesleyan
Guild will hold it's International
Birthday Party at the church. Sup
per will be at 6:15 p. m. The
offering for the World Student
Service fund will be presented at
he party.
Miss lila Shick, Dawson, Is chair
man OF group of students who at
tended the State Student Confer
ence at Lansing, and next Sunday
evening she will present the find
!ngs at the conference.
Sunday another group of stu.
dents under the leadership Of Ed
ward Bowles, Detroit, will present
a service of worship at the First
Methodist Church, Dearborn.
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GUESTS AT DINNER

GUESTS AT DINNER
Prof. Orlo NJ. Gill, head OF the
Michigan State Normal College art
department and Mrs Gill were
guests Sunday for dinner at the
Julia Anne King Residence Hall.