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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
Baptists Conduct
Countrywide Session
For School Leaders


Pans to expAndanx the activities
OF the hAplEst Sunday schools ct
aae chuEelNs Ia jackson County
ueEe mapped eut 81 an An-day con.
terNnce q sunday SctboN ieaderz
held al tAe First BAut4st Church
in nN1ago4iA Wednesday al Tia
week 1he oonfmwnne wm3 con-
Quoted uboer the supervision OF
Rev MARI l. Roberta. SpevepoEl
la team leAcer fos ms dlStrtct
OF MlssizslpM
Inc nesting va held IN cnnnec-
aoa w1u 9 South-waae movement
ud The Southern Bapttss sunday
schools % uroaiol4nk eEgaNen1eut oi
the schooAA Bible S&ady aud EVAN
aek1km. There we're g. sunday
Sc1soo headers represenf1ns tas
HApkass churches Of the county "a
attendance
Durlng The afternoon session. uhs
haderS divided into VARIOUS sections
taking Up that particular phase ct
the work IN which uaey were moel
interested Inc leaders for uhcsg
sections exre. Mr& Thames Blades
OF Moss Point cradle roll WORKERS.
Mrs W l. Day. rAscAgouiA. begun
nerS workcrs. Mira }. C Taylor
kreok. primary workers. Mira
henry 0aaiier. PAscagoula. juni0s
workers. Mira W L BiAln. Pasca.
god1a. intermediate WORKERS. Mrs
q. G. Hodge. Biloxi. xouxae People
and adult Bable workers.
The conference took In the prin.
ctpal ob5ecuves OF the Sunday
school program Of the Southern
Baptist Association. Thee are q
encourage and assist IN compietane
the organization Of The association
for the promotion OF Sunday School
Work % help azs0ciattonal officers
sci Up some essential. practical. at
tatnable goals for the year. 70 pre-.
sent, study. and assist the Sunday
School leaders from each church IL
setting Up some reasonable goals fog
the year; 70 offer each and every
Sunday School officer and teacher
the most helpful free literature that
can be prepared covering each plsass
Of Sunday School work; 10 recogntzs
and use the aksoclat1unzi Sunday
school Officers; and 70 emphaSixs
ule indispensable place Of The pastor
and 70 magnify the work Of the
whole church.
The conference was one Of eio
which are being held IN every eoun-
- IN the south. this week and next
week There are II teams Of work
ers. leading this movement through
out Mississippi II Is the biggest
undertaking the Baptlsts Of the
South have ever attempted
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
1884 Mississippians
Died OF Cancer, 1910,
Says DR.. Galloway

a total Of 1894 Mssizsippsans died
Of cancer during the past Z
according 70 Or. u v. Galloway,
chairman q the program Committee
Of TIE State Conferences Of Social
Work. who states that Il VII be ore
Of he main problems discussed
when the 18th annual e0nferen1e :
held April 40
The staggering tragedy Of can.
cer IN MisziGztppl can vel De AZ
peciated b. every unoughtful elu-
zen, III. 0allOway sid we Sc
about " every cay Ehs orphans Il
causes, The hofnes il dlnrgpts and
~isnpoyeriahes ~ ne lingering Illness
found after 4 h too late
Ame ulan half the victims Of t1e
dreaded disease could nave been
sased By early diaaonlMla and
pFpmpt early treatment By x-rayn
raditlm o. surgery ased indIslduaI-
y or Ia combination. ne physician
said
Cancer non ranks nsxt to hsaFt
disease - tbs leading caass q
death.
TIE following facts wert released
concerning ne m1Iadr career q
TIE breast Is hctug cured Ia Te uAr
cent q ne cases IN early sfaRea. IA
cnly - Ter cent ~ adtanes1 cases.
cancer 6 tie mouth q helna cured
n % per cent q early diagnosis. -
p3r cent IL lzEs. cancer Ct Hhe XII
Il cured II Is pr cent q early ca
e. % per cent Ia lMts d-lAenoxts
vile cancer * ne wazzb 4 eare1
u g pr cert e eariy diaerznata.
sn1 CIR e pr cczt = Mse Gag
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ge kuowAdze
People mast kHez tie esfIs szzra
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has IL waetzae - alzAezku
.estns4 cancer Is 1lz6azzcaI
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
MARDl GRAS BALL
Of YOUNG MEMS.
BUSINESS CLUB.
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Camnaftee Esw Affair Ts ns
uefA Ga EpAfunKy "a

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oern neanrtno hY nzs TcaTas Mscs
n4sssHfma club ef Moss PmnA tW
thar annaAi MMrdl 0fAk nAA TIE
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On that nigtG . Kinx az,1 oaeeHl
mexreuy sssecked W1ii Ftt9n snpgxnaE
AStencsng the King ard G1esn utt
be q couFt cMnsay4tn8 ct c<MAtafak
wunEsen and ~hAndsuane nlen. seie<fed
frusn ne vaFiuut social eesa 81 hos1s
y0uzag and cd a Masa Poans ard
PAzeaeualn The kline and Caeen
q Ie4o vii BE- 90 hard 80 pakthet-
pate In the cainwfua eercmannAi1
Althun9h uae 6Ate e. the dance
refunana several weeks of. cnan-
merits arr being mnfa ~ 70 Mho wtki
be the ktFe ard QUEEN A ika q
llse pakeN ard purhessna wtt De
pzhianfed ln hssh Tia AdxeztkAEt
and Chrcnaefe-S4ar prick % uhR
night q The bail. hus Tire aasnttty
q the King and Guesn vii nas q
dlvnlRed until after the us1snsskane
q both. the night uf the dAnce
Nothing w4i be LETT undntse % mnkx
This jackson County-s outstanding
social function Of the season.
ThN decorations COMMITTEES. with
Diek Shields a. chairman. haa start
I'd is wusk and Ut have somesnlnr
new and more decorative than BE-
fore
me dance committee. composed
81 Prank Epanns u. CHAIRMAN. Car
Gegerhlocsn Charles Hleniower
william Buckley. ureeoEy woed
Billie Schanh Nick Ehaheen. Oar
MAhaffey and John w. Thompson
Is very busy 81 present trying q
contact the best orchestra availsbis
~ this time.
FOR the older groups and thoss
not Wishing 20 participate tn tn
danciHR ample comfortable eeaflnk
provisions viii be made.
The Young Mems Business Ciuk
Is making . special request Of ths
readers uf both the Advertiser and
Chr0nicie-star 20 send Ia 70 ths
club their suggestions for the Ksns
and Queen Of the Bail The letter.
win remain sealed and Ia turn. b
turned over 30 thu secrcx COMMITTEES
the members Of which viii be Kxid.
ed By these letters IN their seiec.
tions Suggestions mas be sent 4
either OF the two neWapaperH. OF 4
Prank Spann. Jr. at the ew1a In.
Eurance Agency. who viii wee tina
they reach the proper hands.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
Dr. Irving ". Moody
OF Galveston. Texas,
A P~aseagoulan

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
Woods Western Wins
Basketball Contest
Over Escatawp %

Tns Wasaesn Aato hnakes-
ball team defeated "a Kneasasha
fiye. Monday niza1k. 81 tie paeea-
NouiA Hleh Hchal aymnaafuna. -
uae aeofa q - to ~ Although Ola
~ he Hfst Efnze tat ~ usemhe.s
q The WoNaA- Western had plaYsal
together, tha entire team turned
IA . stellar pFfnrmnzAns
TIE payers o. kha minninx team
Wsfe. Harold Manfae Al1nu Iham-
On ! :. Christmas. x v alIzeiz4
ChaFieY Tasnfss1ns cIauzss naeta
Crawford DsuendFliL. ana Jaek
Tnn1Hza
Tie Esn4kaspe players wese wi
81 Wyatt. Bea EnisFs. prznssm NzI-
81. DE- Oliver aE1 q v. Wyatt
nd several others. she's zzasrea
weFe ne4 nEaItAhze
a eazae h sene1alea y tAss aaas
Punt leam with t1s Tnz2Gla ellie u
BE- pszxAa THURSDAY nzahI. asld -
Engagements ere belEan made u plas
Grand BaF ard nliaxi teams dnsina
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
P~ascagoula Lions To
Plan For Program

The Pzscaeoala Lonsf Clu0 ssIll
hold . special meeting Mfnday
night January q. 70 complete ire
final pans for their Charter-NIxhs
program which vfn be he'd On Mon-
day night. Febraafy }. - the fzs-
eaeoula Community HouN.
Several prominent dAEtFlct eEfi-
GAS vii b present. - the Charter
meeting These wlfi include lis
trict Governor Rel E A DeRH1ieT
Of Biloxi and Ea<I Wlnzo. Hzlsies-
bars. past district governor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
Panther Basketball
q Play Hosts
To Wade Tonight

he Pascagoula HIN sehe1g bss.
kez0au teams swing into nntlnn
ak3in tonight II ths local rxmnzs-
saln wiaen they play host "a -
WAGE Boys and giFis Ia : aaas5ss-
header starting # 7 % o;cioeE Tnis
engagement ~ schedules u haen
Den played earlier this uaos,fh go
! Nae pusfponad because g - -.
uuaxlxa epadsmlc which Inld rs1rs ~
ne WAGE Squad Iow
= pair o. Interesting til,s : 81
nNfed 70 result from o. $500
tasss sfs about evenly matehed
Ais8s1tA9h hare not had 4 nres4-
- tseeane this season The Wads
81 ts@zn : especially sfrrsse hae-
lne appeared here e. rsann~ss = II
ne resent jackson Cents ress~-
thzAl tournament.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
Baptist Missionary
Union Has Program


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
CARD or THANKS

We take fht1 uetha6
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A'e eszkazlaEa shown or -
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As s~anesr3lv anewnasse
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Respectfully.
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e1.lla Jan =. fssf.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
Easleys Celebrate
10th Anniversary

On Friday. January II, the home
Of Mi. and Mrs l. =. EAsley a.
Helena was the scene Of a joyful
affair. the occasion being their
fortieth weddtne anniversary
Friends and relatives from Mobile,
Moss Point and elsewhere we're
there. and all enjoyed . fine oyster
dinner and had . delightful time
Several n~eigiab0Fk earne in during
the evening % congratulate Mr.. and
Mrs Easley and to wish them many
more happy years toRethef They
we're married Ia Avilia. Indiana. on
January ~. 1901.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

Commander 3 r. Henn1ne. q q
- assistant eeera4AT1 & re navy.
Coonel william r. Draper. d.
hAu1u officer between me War De-
paFansnE and seeetlze aexsfea ay~
ten an4 EaH scszs4 2 Ezazz@.
q 3 A. officer u charge - HzAts
eee4fAzto14I adsAnMz. III ezEzf
Etzze headquarters e Ne Szz1eafs
SERIES January = aocer1a1a =
Az1U General Tlozaa J. 0zaFzon.
5lsts Azlztsv cAz4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
Dees Making
Name For Himself
In State College

The front cover OF the January.
teff. number Of the Southern Dairy
Products journal. published el
Marietta Georgia. has . cut q WI
bur DecA. Of PAscagouaa. with the
following legend under the cut.
Wilbur DEes. star Quarterback
for Mizsizelps4 States unban1en
football esevsn. haa been an Inn
portant cog Ia ~ Of The nations
smoothest running football ma
chines Does IA a Junior m Dairy
Manufacturing. and has made an
excellent record for himself.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

Chalmers Alexander. ~. has re-
signed as director Of Recreation Of
the State Board Of Development 20
accept q position with the Internal
Revenue Department. Frank May
croft, who has been connected with
the State Tax Commission. viii sue
ceeded Mr. Alexander.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
LOCAL TOPICS


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and Cama9e 0tf
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az ard Mrs 1asse & c-swn ana
MfA oaAxssx Ouvan nnsai hxEun.
omg IN M1AslN
Rrx. ard ara v A 0susf ana
Nnn ssa anexmapmng Mm 0sasfx
p@sentA RNs. sEsa Msa uezaxe &
Msnnsn - Wei fAAn naanh' Pa
he eexnan4 wswk
~
MFx fxuyan Amfsxs uf Asues,s hss
been cAAled 20 ths hsx1sae e VI. q
HlesitN~. who EssnAsnx nzskank1y Ia
b un JAekson Coua1s l1ussSsni
AFA a. = enasasfsf hNa aiso heen
caaAed 70 - Win hmr lasaer. W. q
Sdegi1ng
ARA tnxens knlxA.k relasaaa
Taa4aay nlgnt trum uusfnnst wissfs
Ne attezaaed = msstlfx q ne Nae
cAteo1
Oeesse j. nosimaer ara W n
FttalAn aEent nst wesk end visit.
ms RELATIVES and tFtena1 ii uoam.
b.. AAsa.
A group q yoang xasla On .
6eF An1Hffca Efsa tor. enrustts
% MhaznA. arrived il p-nacaruealn
unk wve& fCF q aanEt mms me iai.
sustns ccEapase lne parts. Mlnena
Conaasn Oiils&E3n 1acg MoaxAn,
Carolyn Powell PeNNy noyd ranlms
A~fsdaFkusl. Heien MtekNh kiIa baum :
bach and F1oFunce Fxrsusan.
49,
Mr.. and Mira Bernard Krkes a
Chicago. on their return - their
home from , weddsrss aap n Mlaml
spent usa past week Ia uAs homs
ct Mr& Eckers brotaer~ln-iAw ard
Atsts1, Mr. and Ara Lao ncnsn.
blum. IA their huane On kseneh bosis.
ward.
MF. ana Mrz A. @ pNhaaa ard
three children. Grant. faopsft anr
Lynne arrived tuesday fran lAyer.
naore, California. 70 mako unesr homs
III PaGseouia Acccmpaaysas ansa
waa MisA Jeanne Lear. $40 ha,
fnade her home with AEF. and Mfn
Delmns d0e the past fom yuAln
ArE Delnas Win be rxmsfnheraa a
The former Miss Hdith Lear q this
city.
10
Mira Arnold walknr and MFH
Johnny walker ard daazhtsr, spenl
Wednesday ia Mob1h.
Mrs Harmas oeuiser spent Mon.
day and Tuesday 1t this wesk Ia
ktw CrieAnA euing there ts be wfuI
her Don. Quinn, Tor his birthday
AIRS. oaulief and An =. L
vaughan who accompanied her
were the guests Of kEre. John n
Ray
Mr.. and Mrs, Bernard walker
spent last Sunday afternoon Ii No.
bile. visiting friends
-o
Sally Jane. student az n n g.
W Il spending this weekend 10
Ttpelo with irienas
-
chas. HooksF o. me Pine Burr
CosEncff. Boy Scouts nf America
spent Wednesday and Thursday a.
this week Ia Pascaeoula. mesgang
wednesday night with Troop ais
o.
Mr.. and Mr& n A. Hutisr. Of
Jackson. Miss arrived Ia p-Aseason-
e last sek&. and are staylns A
hr home Of DT. ard Mn. q d.
Gray On Columbus Drive ~. hut
Ter Is employed as an enginser On
ne PAscagoula housing project
Mesdaa1es s b McIiwain. J d
Abbey. Chaa II Gray. and W
= Butler motofed % Moblle Tsles-
day.
The Thursday Bridge Club MT II
the home q Mr. II H COLI an
ht11h b0uisyaFd yesterday These
preent vefs Mechanics j. n. faak-
aLus John Cole. Charles M 0rsy.
~ d Herring. Lester HIldebfand
Grant Miller. FTe6sfaek A 0rnef.
and Z A oraaalck. sr.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
BEHIND THE SCENES
IN AMERICAN BUSINESS

ENs auhssuesAAm ,ems.aaes = - e~sks s.@ss4ey = h.pe=m.
hMs - ~ maNaa = s@mama xm6 hMme1 hm eesm aa*eza3.
fs~m am1ss@ - smaaxs1 ssnesm m - 4aze.mA<sA D4e
hm - ssmM@ - k@@a s2a aa~sm sazAAs - - -
- - eMssNN ssAsms netAm
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

ne fra Die uasry csnfreaes
- lid e Mspa 9za4 CO.
- sznzau La
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

ARBITRATION AWARD -
kNssN etfzsNEeA3 HifEs S3sRsae4 u
81 ssaEfAxzaf sfnz4e stAeHM fssa1 -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

0eerse y Hoalnaer ara w. ~
fttntAn apen1 l2st mesk era visit.
ms RELATIVES and tFSenaa IN uolmm.
ntA4 Aksa.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

A group q yuang wsas ca .
6es Anaefica Ffss toaf, snrvass
% kahaEnA arrived IN Rnacasuuin
uA xNek fcg 3 asnxt nlmx me CO...
ustzE eosapoae t1e parts. AElnsns
Confkin Otkls&Eans Laos MpsEMn
Carolyn Powell ReNNy nsyd ranlns
ArderNusa. Aelea MtekNx Eils naun-
bach and F1ogrnce FsEsusan.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

Mira fnEeze KnlxAt Fxtasnnd
TaA4aay nlght tFpan uuapast uhefs
nas atteaaaed . mssi1fax q Ghe Nae
oMke0A
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

The Thursday Bricre ciub mst ia
The hozna q Mru II II. coale IN
beach Boulevard. yesterday. Those
present. uefs Mse1nmes q n. E1rk.
80. John Cole. Charles m 0nsy.
- d Herring. Lester Hfldsbrand.
Graft Miller. FTs1sFsek a 0rsef.
and Z A urasalck. sr.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs Bernard nrkes az
Chicago. on their return 3 their
hune from = weddsrss a1p In Mlaml
spent use past week Ia uAs home
OF Mira Enker1 brotner-in-lAw and
atstsf, Mr. and Asfn Lao Nsren-
blum. IA their hosns On GseAea boais-
ward
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Student Volunteers
Expected in Summer

CAMP TRRAb-Tnsrs Will bs
plenty Of vacancies IN tho army for
volunteers. this summer for col
iegs and university students who
plan Lo resume their studies In tho
autumn Of lstz. Brig Gen. HADr-
ICE Tbon pson. state Sslsctys S.ry-
ice director. announced Tuesday.
Gen Thompson said his state
msnf was based On Information re-
csiyed from national headquarters
To the effect: In reply 70 uhs in
quiry concerning acceptance ~ ths
war department u students VINO
may WAN 70 volunteer 70 rtrslnins
next summer. the department 10
certain there viii be smpl. va
esncies in IN. army during the
months q June. July. August and
Septsmber 70 aecomodais all stu
dents who desire TO begin their
service DUNG that p@rio1
Tho general ssi1 rseh g.dsnis
should present themselves 10 thar
local draft Dosrd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Local Demos
Hold Dinner
Lieut.. Gov. Meyers
Principal Speaker

A record crowd Of Democrats
hsnqustinE ~ Hotel Winthrop
Monday night in honor Of Thomas
Jeffsrson's birthday heard Lieut.
Gov. Victor A. Meyers give the
principal speech Of the evening
Announcement was made during
The banquet by Ronald orr. nresi-
dent Of the Young Democrats Of
Washington. that the 1871 state
convention Of the Young Demo-
Gratis would be held in Tacoma the
fore part Of June.
Frank Bel Of Ephrata. former
l.. s. commissioner Of fisheries.
gave a short talk. Other prominent
Democratic state and county lead
ers were introduced.
Entertainment was provided by
Miss Ruth Ssmuelson. accompanied
by Miss Marian Webb. and Archer
T. Dellplain, accompanied by A. T.
Dellplain.
Hans johnson was master Of
ceremonies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Board Stands Pat

ordered transferred ana then dis
charged for refusal 10 sccept the
transfer.
Won't Rescind orders
As the room cleared. Rosellinl
asked the hoard II II intended 10
reconsider It's reorganization or
ders. Chairman Fred s. Hennck.
sen replied that the hoard might
reconsider. but that's no sign we
will rescind the orders that have
been issued"
That's when the fireworks be-
gin" Rosellini said. He left while
the board went into executive
session.
In that session. Secretary Harry
S. Doten announced Tuesday. the
board after careful considera-
ton" decided against any change
in its orders effective April l.
Two major groups appeared TO
crowd the small board room in
the city hall annex.
Michel speaks
One group headed by George
Michel and Elmer Casaday repre-