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SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500, claiming;
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. 500: claim

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EIGHTH RACE-Purse. g OOn. clam
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SIXTH RACE

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FIRST RACE-Purse 81 900: special
weights maIdens; 2-year-oldS, 5js fur
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
P~ascaRoula All
Girl to Represent
State, Memphis Fair

Miss Dorothy Hague Of rasca.
g0ula has been hanosed b. the Ell
Council fW the state o. kflesls-
stpp4, having been selected aa ene
Of the ak representative fer lhn
state 81 the annual 7ft-Htate FAif
and National Dairy ahow 10 be held
In Memphia. Tenn during the week
~ October ~ through H. Mln
Hague WAS selected because of her
outstanding leadership ard contest
work during the 4-H Club Congress
held this summer at MlasiazIppa
state College.
Miss Hague. . student of ne pas
cagoula High SCHOOL has done ex-
celient project work In the 4-H mo~
iech. including health. gardening
and canning. d~atfying ana leader
ship She placed third IN the state
health contest at the 4-H Clubs
Congress thas summer. SHE als9
placed third m the state contest
for dairy production.
with five girls from other go
lions q MIssiaslpp. Mln Hague
viii ssrro - hC@s=aa at the Aissls-
zippl s-H Club booth during Efis
three days that tliey are IN Mem
paa1g The Fair Association and the
State All Department viii take
6aFs Of ali expenses Of these h1e-
tesseses while usey are there.
Miss Hague Il especially desery.
sne Of this honor because q her
mefitofiotz work IN the 4-H pro-
grams.~ stated MlA Ruth n Caan.
county home demonstration agent
and supervisor q 4-E Club acfk
vltias Ia Jacksan county.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
MR AND MRS. MARTIN
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

An anniversary celebration Of In
tereSt 60 many IN this section was
that at which Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
Martin celebrated twenty five years
Of wedded-life on Sunday Of this
week.
The Martin home at Fort Bayou
wa thrown open 10 . large num-
Der OF relatives and friends on the
afternoon OF that day and It was
given q special air Of festivity by
masses Of early fan flowers.
In the late afternoon cream and
cake were served By Mrs. Martin
Among those present were Mrs.
Martins parents. Mr.. and Hrs. A. c.
Gulllotte Of Gautier. Others were.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland 0ulIiotke
and son. Rowland. r.; Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Salisbury and children.
and Mrs. Winnie Rouse, also Of
Gautier: Mrs. George Mayo and
children. Gilda. Beverly and
George. Jr. AIRS Zoe Wilson. and
william Booker Of Biloxi; Mr. and
Mrx Loren G~uiiiotte and children,
Carrie May. L. @. and r. J. OF
Moss Polnt; Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley
Gufliotte and Ernest 0uilictte Of
Pascagoula; Reverend and Mira J..
P. fairfield and children. J. P.
Mary Lou. and Richard Of 6aucier:
and Mr. and HRS. Jim Martin. Mrs.
Jake Dupre and daughter. Clara.
Mrs. Charles Webb and daughter.
Elizabeth. and CArbett Martin Of
Vancleare.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
DEArH o. ELvn \. ROLLS

heEs has been resolved Of ne
death from . heart attack q -
vim Il Rolls. son Of the late Ora p.
hoiis and Mamie 0FnnE ROLL.
~. Rolls rs employed on -
.. B. City q Pint. 81 the Muzsra-
AeCofmick 8teanahip Line. Ia
oean occurred Thursday morning
October and. at A n. e sc -
Jaflesfa. hFnzai. ana he rs buried
msfs FRIDAY morning 81 u oietock
Octoh<F .
he eaFee two sisters IL Birmina.
ham. Ala Mrs J. n pFesneIl 80
Mr. = Z Hatsten: and TO assns1
n los PUNT. LII Jahn HluL -
Mr. Robert Renfrn. ard enc as.nf
b Faaeaecula. Mr. 3 Q Beekhan
81 ~. kezA rs born h go
99ui4 and received met AZ 80
eoAcafton e uae Beach school usss
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yeaEA od md Finishing eghosa a
Thai city
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Altama Players
S Cast FOR
might Of Jan. I6th''

with announcement 81 TIE play
eEs wiso pali ake TIE safiosn parts.
construction q the setting heenrh
and rehnaraala scheduled y start
Monday night the pFoduetfesa q
Night Ct January isuh, = uNfee
act drama. scheduled 10 - pre-
xsutsd October -. Il ne EEL undsf
wHy. aoeaFdknz % MEA, Iuxa wells.
wpA municipal recreation super
yisor. vino IL directing the plsF
strirtlv speaking. lnn h . ptAy
without = ftHTuins. bat DuttiE
Daniel has been chnnen foF ne
Isadina feminine part uzat e
Karen Andrew. defendants 1n NE
murder trial Nor hna i : bnfa.
the principal male Foiaa being that
% TIE prosecuting EFEuwuREs Wuhcn
vii be taken ~ Harold 0anlhf. r..
and attorney ct Ire aefsszm ~ Ne
person az 04ewAft IuxiNa. 1hw tnu
foufaw tuen seem parfeegiB ennt ~
their roiass
Tha fnsl 81 sisa casl afU sSazze
Heath" r. W. Hadnasa. n<.fatasY
q DintFicf Attorney Faint ksnlya
oTHfairset. CLERK 81 hs cuufk
sci Pred AxnrEiii: ~nr. Kirkland
Dan Mahnffegf AIRS John Hutoil
lna,~ Jean C1autiTgs 1lnnsT Vnu
Eaet.s Elmer Sweeney ~hAT1eF Lee
Faulkner. Mari uaafier. Mazda
ntsnaon@ Elisabeth LAWS. eaotsn
Graham WhiuI4kd~ H1nheEt Ora
ham Jane Chandler. LaM 0Yer~
street, ~Hisiud JufiRqusst~ Coach
Johnny Cnok. Larry fEexnu lei
tan nfeeiand. f1oAefia van nenss
seleaS.~ Rose Neii DeF1eDsas and
rFispn MatFuB.s Annie ccu&
Twelve important members a Tie
cat remain % b chosen. but kll4g.
fortunately. need no feheafning. sn1
vii not b. ssiee1ed until ths night
81 sl1N performance T1lsy ere TIE
jury. who viii iistfn - tite esffanee
ard rxndef fhe veraI1l On utieh
I'll depend which AZ ne to end
iuea written fof Nne ptne I'll Be
uaed Am1faa ne N~eII-kn09n people
who haYe SERVED On ne Jury dur
lHw professional performances ~
lie play aFe Jack Dempsey. James
Roosevelt Ricardo C1Ftez. BABE
Hulh a1la Heian Keller. On one
occasion four United states Cnf1-
sfesznlen wafa ananas The jurors.
Hueklm s. Pennsylvania. Dunn e
Minnesota. MeFariane - TazAs ara
Charles Kramer ~ California
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
~Pascagoula Sorority
Elects New Officers
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
ingalls, Employees
Organize Social Club
For Office Force

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
DISTRICT MEETING OF
PARENT TEACHER ASSN
At PERKINSTON COLLEGE

Tne GaiEpnrt-HAktfeNharx Dnrk1e
1f the MzsxszEspm pMrEuk Tsacn@
An@cAAsAen held IA dzxlrtek meEl-
ine Al perkhasfun JesAf 1azkax On
0wtoo~r 1na With MFM l. W. Ais
ton d1ztract dfrecaor. rzesioine
n~mnala wnz rerwe1ntM b
f2xe r. 4. A. menlberz MiM kAta-
heea Keia Mr& wa1tEf ouzleF. MEs
Travis Asera. Mrx CAsxtn bo11l14
ara Ms r. A. Parker.
Mrs G. O. ClaFk state weAdenh
q Columbia. Ssukn On the s1hteeA
~ln Defense q Chfhdhoo1 ne
theme aAopsed 10 the p. T. A. fur
Gas year.
During the time given Tor two
minute reports by local prezAdnnA
Mn Travis AvarA reported Tor the
Pazasosik Hleh school ?. I. A
and Mx walter 0uiiey Tor the
RMscaeeulA Elementary group ID
0ae place Of MIA CadAoAe eaenann-
tAry r. T. A. president vito could
not attend the meeting.
MrA C. & Roe. national nefd
secretary. who has tRikcd 70 Z. 7. A.
groups since iE2&. discussed fArens
Teacher Citizenship IN Local state
and National Areas she sxe&ed
the need OF active patron. parent
and teacher cooperation
Parents should lock upon thef'
child's teacher Is the best che foz
the child for that yeAx-t0r the
childiS Nke-and should CONSIDER
TIE teacher as q specialist Tor chill
dren e. that age level Mira Zoe
stated.
she went On 20 say that q NE
teacher wasn't q specialist In bel
field o. fer children &C the ~ level
taught then il was the duty q
the parents 70 work for better pro-
lection fer teachers and higher
salaries 50 that the teacher could
become specialists. and that 4 wa
also the duty Of parents - good
citizens TO support any Legislation
that would make it possible foE
teachers TO 60 On In their profes-
sion
AIRS. Z. A. Parker. secretary and
publicity chairman for the Pasca-
eouia Elementary p. 7. A. III In
troduced &C the meeting Is the nex
State Magazine Chairman ME-
Parker received the appointment re-
Gently. when the election Of Mrs
l. w. Aston Of Hattiesburg % TIE
dictatorship Of the Hattiesburs-
Gulfporf District left Q chairman
ship OF the board vacant. The chair
mAnKhip Is a combination Of duties
and On the State Directory Il Il
listed: National Parent-Teacher
Magazine. Standards. Founders Dag
ana r. T. A. week. and places Mrs
Parker On the board Of managers
with al the privileges Of . board
member.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

Ma = c. Alfred a NuuA rgkEs
died aaadnnly IN INnkmonstlAA ia
Pskaay moFTitu hx body u&s
hfo4sxht % PAacAeonla SATURDAY
evenlne and faneral NAA held fru4n
me train futermsnt wA& mane IN.
ne Crossword cemetery IN Pas
casoulA
Nr4 Alfred wns une gugrnef Mis-
Lsc1lle Prira aauxhaer of thE inte
Dr. and MA. w. r Prise o. oaA-
port she wA4 81 YEARS old Nur
mary years ste taught IN the Gall
pust schools she nacxcd 70 FA@a~
eouIa about Is years $40 from ouit-
pert ard taught school, IN r~ascAenaie
Tor many years. and wss believed
az mans PaNsaeoula cltiz1tlA
Recently she and thR late Mr.,
Alfred completed . ueN home IN
Noes polnf where they resided
until ms death on August t6 since
that time she had been visiting her
brother IN Brunsxtek- Ca ard
ether relatives tn 0eeasia and
Florida
Decreased IS survived hY three
brosherx ". T. Price of Brurnwfck,
Ca +. +. Price Of nRllaA Texas
and II. W. Prior o Nashville. Tenn,
and ether relatives.
The funeral services were can-
Quoted at the grave by Hey. r Bar
ton West q the Presbyterian Church
and burial was ia the Greenwood
cemetery.
The pail bearers were Forrest
Grant Roy winefield, Glen Hays
John r. Watts, walter r. 6nEiey
and Joe W. Brumfieie Of rascagouia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Patriotic Program
At Meeting Woman's
Progressive Club


An interesting meeting OF the
Woman's Progressive Club was held
at the home Of Mrs. J. 8 Abbey
Friday. September Is.
The president. mrs. r r. Swart-
won't. called the meeting 70 order.
The club elected Mrs. T. w u
mer as vice president TO fll the va
cancy caused By the resignation oi
Mrs. Robert Young.
Mrs. J. o. Cole. chairman OF the
Red Cross committee. reported ali
work assigned them had been COM
pieted and members were available
for work whenever needed.
A short discussion OF the spring
flower ShoE followed More interest,
more planting and more publicity
Was stressed BY the chairman. MrS.
Robert Relnecke.
Mira c. A Carrier had charge of
the program. which was on Citizen
Ship and members answered roll
cali b. giving a Need Of the Con-
munity." Many worthy needs
were given. such as, better streets
IN the outskirts. paving Of the
neutral ground on 50. Pascagoula
street. need OF keeping your cam
home grounds cleaner, q civic and
garden club. streets renamed and
numbered. etc.
The club was highly honored by
having as their special guest and
speaker. Mr. Hermez +. OAutieF,
who spoke on ~CGftEen3hfp ana the
Improvement Of jackson Co lie
localized hts subject and told brief
iy and very informatively. that
good citizenship began with the
home. then your toHn. county and
state. and this led TO being a good
American He stressed the need Of
the new court house, now under
c0nsideratfon-hou valuable papers
and records had no protection from
fire IN the present building.
He praised Mr.. ingalls, Of the In
gals ShipbaiIdinR Corporation: also
explained why this section was 80
adaptable for ship yards due 70 ell-
matte conditions and natural 70.
serves.
A rising vote Of thanks vas
given Mr.. 0euaer and the club
thoroughly endorsed the promotion
q all things pertaining 70 the good
Of - city and county.
The social hour VA spent ia
pleasant conversation Is the hos
tess served walnut Ice cream and
cake 70 the following members and
guests Mesdalnes J. @. Cole, T. r.
Swartwout c. r. Humphrey, r. c.
Gulley. W. R. GuIley. Z ". Timer.
c.. A Carrier. J. K. Graham, ROB-
ert Reinecke. the hostess. Mn. J.
8. Abbey. and guests. Mrs. c. H.
Gray and Hrs Mabel Clinton
HRS. AbDey1s home as made
cheerful with q color scheme Of red
ard green. - numerous boNls Of
Guernsey lilies were displayed.
The next meeting viii be . style
review &C TIE home q IRA @ p
Humphrey w1th Mrs. g = Cewan
as guest speaker.
HRS. ROEEzT RETHECKE
Publicity Chairman.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

tCoutinnsd KFam Paes Ons1
years Chief orznIand hzs nss1 III
personal car 70 make ne Funz 70
the fre& This vehicle o. fhe
-M1del r vintage has about ezrsed
rs the end i ready for retirement
In 81 d ne Ne q rs peFzenai
automobile % ansHer fire alarms
he h4a pad the operating expenses
personally and azs mambefA stated
lhsE Icy fesI he saould - reward
ed HaEh = rev ca.
TIE c0znznitlee n cnaree O. ne
automobile campaign are c ?. Had-
eon. chairman. James Velcseh. ).
9. Nelson, -. a Ecn<Tzsf, - =.
AvaEa. and ~. q. Hamilton
Me- officers ueFe elected fog
ne FIRE department also They ere
Lee = Beezham. pFcsleent: :. G.
Ae4sza s. Fiee=HeaEazaI. : p
De5ezn. treasurer Wife WezEfau
secretary George osanland ezsa
. ~ Br0ndam. first assistant. Il
p Walker. second assistant: =. T.
AgaKa Howard Freeman and ! n
HUDSON trustees and 5ne sehefIkg.
maEzseu
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New Prospect Camp
Meeting To Begin
Tuesday, Oct. 18th

The annual Camp meeting II New
Prospect Camp Grounds. 81 miles
north @ Vaneleave. VII begin On
Tuesday. October Il. and vii con-
tnue through the following Sunday.
October ~.
Rev. Z W. Uamer o. Pascagouia
viii DO the preaching. and the music
viz be in charge Of Rev. d. II u
mer q Ocean Springs.
The first service VIII Be he'd
Tuesday evening at seven o'clock
The public Is cordially invited %
attend al services through the week
=. R. HOLT. Pastor.
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JACKSON COUNTY
BAPTIST LEADERS
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SONS made Q rnpnFt u Ire ptagfna
being made To these fields
Rev. J. ). sullivan delivered n
principal sermon during he Morn
Inc session
A. noon : lunch and social hou
was enjoyed Sandwiches and Sc
treatments wcFe served. psnui
style. under the trees on stss chsurcl
grounds.
The afternnon session upsned wiu
. sons service led By EHfl rerkin
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Moss Point made 3 sspuet On IL
Baptist oFphanageM Rev. NJ 4
Hubert q Escatawpe reported q
the hospital activities q TIE q
EaniEation. and o r. Leraf gnv
= report on the sunday nchnois
Other reports mA6n during "a
afternoon session included those b
Mrs. Ethel L Tfeherp on Giae Mis-
sizsippt Baptist Training Union
Mrs. ,. w. Murphy. Religious Later
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Annuity.
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