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Minneapolis spokesman., 1941-08-22
Many Delegates
Registered for
Baptist Meet


Miss Hester Gilmore, of Des
Moines.
Other delegates who registered
from Des Moines were Mrs. Dora
Keyes, Mrs. Helen Ross, Mrs. Irene
Swank, Mrs. Verona McElroy, Rev.
L. J. Garrett, Mrs. Lucille Skip
per, Miss Mildred Griffin, Mrs.
Bessie Rhodes, Mrs. Leola Slater,
Rev. Thomas Lighons, Miss Amy
Wright, Mrs. Rosa Wilson, Mrs.
Ophelia Hill, Mrs. Dan Matthews,
Miss Barbara Jean Matthews, Mrs.
Pearl Burk, Miss Matte Burk, Miss
Betty Burk, Lawrence Burk, Rev.
and Mrs. J. W. Tut, Rev. Wilford
Holt, Rev. Allen M. Gilmore, Rev.
and Mrs. Felix Stewart, Mrs. Bet
ty Taylor, Mrs. Watsie Thomp-
kins, Mrs. Beatrice Bailey, Mrs.
Laura Daniels, Mrs. Mae Howard,
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Hendricks,
Rev. E. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Madison, Mrs. Gertrude
Brown, Mrs. S. B. Boyers, Mrs.
Francis Carter, Mrs. Luvinea Mil
ler, Mrs. Ottomae Robinson, Miss
Catherine Robinson, Mrs. Anna
Fowler, Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Rec
ord, Mrs. Odella Daniels, Mrs.
Mirty Robinson, Mrs. Gladys Rob
inson, Mrs. Lena hatcher, Rev. ].
Caldwell, Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Bev-
erly, Jr., and Rev. and Mrs. ]. R.
Roman.
From Council Bluffs, Iowa: Mrs.
Blanche Golden, Mrs. Mamie Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Nixon,
Miss Mildred Frazier, Mrs. Mary
Shavers, Miss Clara Shavers, Mrs.
J. T. Gates, Mrs. H. Mickens, Miss
Helen Bowens, Mrs. Agnes Gross,
Miss Mildred Alexander, Mrs. Til
lie A. Reese, Miss Charoline Reese
and Mrs. W. Cleveland.
Sioux City, Iowa: Mrs. Ada
Owens, Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Hun
ter, Mrs. VIM. Murphy, Mrs. Mel
lie Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Var
borough.
Omaha, Nebr.: Rev. and Mrs.
E. B. Johnson, Mrs. Georgia Terry,
Mrs. M. E. Hill, Mr.. Guy Wiley,
Rev. D. Nicholson, L. N. Williams,
Mrs. Addie Green, Mrs. Estelle
Waters, Mrs. Bessie King, Rev. J.
H. Reynolds, Rev. H. St. Clair,
Rev. W. E. Ford and Mrs. M. L.
Spencer.
Waterloo, Iowa: Rev. and Mrs.
Percy Burt, Mrs. Fannie Burt, Rev.
and Mrs. J. A. Gunter, Mrs. Alice
Newell, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Fisher, Rev. o. Taylor, Mrs. Ger
trude Sims, Rev. E. NJ. Taylor,
Miss Mamie Hollins, Mrs. Estelle
Haughton, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown,
Rev. and Mrs. S. Davis and Mrs.
Alice Wright.
From Sioux Falls, S. D.: Mr..
and Mrs. E. Collins and Rev. Will
liam Smith.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. M. Green, Amty Blakey,
Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wilson, Mrs. Jessie
Weems and Rev. and Mrs. D. o.
Bell.
Fort Madison, Iowa: Miss Helen
Bates, Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Hen
derson, Mrs. Susie Hopper and
Miss Margaret Boyd.
Davenport, Iowa: Rev. R. Ed
wards and Rev. and Mrs. H. C.
Pollard.
OrlabOr, Iowa: Mrs. W. H. Bur-
rell.
Moran, Iowa: Rev. and Mrs. ].
H. Ross, Nose Allen and Mrs. Vic
toria Johnson.
Shenandoah, Iowa: Mrs. Ger
trude Brown.
Ottumwa, Iowa: Rev. and Mrs.
William Shaw, Mrs. Mabel Dant
and Mrs. Rebecca Robertson.
Fort Dodge, Iowa: Mrs. Abe
Smith.
Mason City, Iowa: Rev. J. M.
Eaves.
Madrid, Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Moore.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1941-08-22
BIG BASKET PICNIC
FEATURE OF ELKS
PICNIC m DAY

A big feature OF the Daughter
Elks Picnic Saturday, Aug. 80, will
be the basket picnic at Harriet Is
land, which begins at IL o'clock
noon.
A program of one hour with
short talks by Warren Grissom,
Mrs. Josephine Hagan, Rev. B. N.
Moore, Jr., Rev. C. B. Wheeler,
John Patton and Rev. C. T. R. Mel
son was announced by Mrs. Villa
Mae Moore, chairman, Wednesday.
About fifty prizes of merchandise
and food will be given away to
various contestants in bread max
ing, cake baking, best picnic basket,
youngest person present, oldest
person, potato race, watermelon
race, ham race, flea hop, fat wom-
ems race, card tournament and
many others.
ADELAIDE SYKES MARRIED
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Sykes, $50
Rondo Ave-, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Adelaide,
on Tuesday, August 10, to Mr.. Ly-
man (Red) Myers of indianapolis,
Indiana. Miss Fannie Mae Butler
and Mr.. Alfred Williams were the
attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Myers
are "at home" at 912 Iglehart Ave.
HAS SERIOUS OPERATION
Cornelius Benner, Jr., 672 Ron
do Ave-, is recuperating at the
University Hospital from a serious
operation performed Friday, Au-
gust 16.
AT HARVESTER PLANT
Lounneer Pemberton, 679 st. An
thony Ave-, is employed at the In
ternational Harvester Plant.
TO MARRY
Wedding bells will be ringing
soon for Miss Betty Peoples, 837
Rondo Ave-, and Mr.. Ernest Lewis,
,Jr. 575 Carroll Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1941-08-22
ON LEAVE FROM THE U. S.
NAVY

James Smith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Smith, $50 St. Anthony
avenue, is in the city on 30-day
leave from the United States Navy
where he enlisted five years ago.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1941-08-22
Chicago Political
Leader Visits Here

]. W. Woodson of Chicago, Re-
publican Senatorial committeeman
from the 42nd Ward of that city,
was in Minneapolis for several
days recently visiting his brother,
C. C. Woodson, TIT Seventh st. N.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1941-08-22
Governor Stassen Speaker
At Citizens Mass Meeting
Tuesday Night, Aug. 26

capacity crowd Of citizens Of the Twin Cities expected TO
attend citizens meeting Tuesday evening at the Halle O. Brown
Community House. St Paul. when Governor Harold Sassen OF Min
nesoa will be the principal speaker.
coming speak this meeting Governor Stassen fulfilling
promise he made members Of the Minnesota Negro Defense
Minneapolis spokesman., 1941-08-22
NEW RARY GIRL

Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Few, 992
Iglehart Ave-, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a baby
girl.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1941-08-22
BAPTISTS CAPTURE
CITY OF ST.
DIR. JemisOn Expects to
Be Reelected President
OF National Baptists
SUCCESSOR TO LATE DIR. L. X. WILLIAMS CONFIDENT
OF REELECTION
By COrrespOpdent
BY STAFF Correspondent

quiet appearing tho forcef who heads
the worlds largest Baptist the National Convention
nc left doubt this reporters mind Wednesday
be reelected president meeting in Cleveland Ohio
o Sept 10 a.
The interviewed D. v Jemison of Selma Ala
Minneapolis spokesman., 1941-08-22

in the near future the film will
be available for showing before
various organizations.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1941-08-22
TO MARRY

TO MARRY
Wedding bells will be ringing
soon for Miss Betty Peoples, SS7
Rondo Ave-, and Mr.. Ernest Lewis,
Jr., 575 Carroll Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1941-08-22

Baptist Convention
Delegates Listed
In This Edition
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs Herbet Levy and
their guests, Dr. Jules Cinder and
Dr.. Arthur Ruben. spent the meek
end in New Orleans.
o
Mrs. @. L. Bond. and Mrs W.
Seeley Of Pascagoula. spent Sattr-
day In Mobile.
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Mrs Billie Schaub and sons. VIII
liam and Joe. win leave Friday for
8 tew days visit to relatives In New
Hebron. Miss
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Miss Mabel Ward and Miss Arlene
Zeigler. enroute 70 their home IN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Nashville. Teun-. from q vacation
trip 70 New Mexico. we're guests
Sunday in the home of Mr.. and
Mira q. A. Graham and Miss Bas-
sic Cowan They were accompanied
by Miss Eleanor walker Of Pass
Christian.
JACK Wood attended the Preshg-
terrain Young Peoples. Conferences 81
BeIhaven College IN jackson, last
week He returned. Sunday accom-
panied By his sister. Miss Mary
Wood OF Jackson. who entoysd :
few days whit here with her par
entx. Mayor and Mrs. q. p. Wood
20
Nj. and Mrs w. b. MrDavid and
daughter. Vivian spent Sunday in
Mobile visiting relatives.
%
Miss cordelia Jones spent the
week end at her home in Hatties-
burg.
MR. j. ]. Mcintosh has returned
from 9 several weeks visit to her
son-an-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r Bratt. In oulfport.
o.
Nj. and Mrs. A. w. Head and son.
Bohhie. who were among the out-of-
town guests and relatives attending
the wedding Of Mr.. Headss sister
Miss Betty Lee Head. and Mr.. STAN
ley Layman Friday. returned 70
their home In Laurel. Miss, sun
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Mr. hsfa Mra EfanAeF Gray lay
man frtuFnee SUNDAY frosn . homes.
usocn tip 70 F1artaa ana N ccsn-
foFfahly aoxalctlNa h Al Apartment
nt ne huue Of Ma Lsgnaans fa1h-
~ Mr n l. Head
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
DEssKaT nnIDos Party

AIRS Spencer Boabe entertained
vith q desssf bridge parry ~ her
home. On Tuesday aflernoon IN
hoaor q Mira John Lard and Mn
Marion willard u4ao are leaving this
veek for Ff5sixdelphta.
MsK Ksnnesh Davis received high
score prize. and Mrz. JuaAn Lord ard
Mira Clause Heebe. second and third
Mira Saul retsrseil received cut
prize After the games rofresh-
ments we're served % MssziameN nd
win Mays. Ralpfa Davis. p. u
Flda, Fsnmitt Hui. KenneGh Davis
Claude Beebe. l. KleHner. Grant
Miller. Eugene TaiecEL Charles
Smith. O. Trresicr, ]. Sweeney. A.
Oraanick. A ufaAsaek. r. J ~ ~
ting. IT, A. Robinson. - L. Funk
hAusef. George stseks W Raersun.
ard Sidney Swann
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

ION. ~ %AeAtf NNs&of& &04 ~ -
RlAde& y
Nar Arsa Mrs StanAex Gray lay
nnan fxsaFned SUNDAY frczn = tcxie-
nsocn tip 70 Fartan ana are cusn-
fcrtahly aaEalctlea Ia ~ Apartment
~ use hunse Of MIA L&ynsans fslh-
~. Mr n l. Head
-
Mr. ard Mrx Prank cuffln Mr..
and Mrs. Anarew ceEfn and Rag
sEAup and baby q Muknis ueFe
guests suz1day IN Ire huzfae o. n.
and Mrx A p NcAkthur.
-n
axr and Mrs W n nnalson sgnns
the week end In New OFieAra
o
The many friends q Mr ana Ara
A l. nAffan are sery glad 10 knaw
their little daughter. nariene. 4
able to b. cut followtnN a recent
Illness which confined her 10 ne
jackson County Hospital for several
days
Mrx. 1. X Mcrntnsh. Mrs Thomas
coulson and Mrs Q 5 Beardslee
spent PTtday IN MnaAia
3D.
Mr. and Mrs r q spann, Jr- Mr.
and Mrs 3 A. K1tayak ard Mis-
Virginia PeAoock spent Saturday az
ternoon IN Mobile.
-
David MuFpav q STOCKTON Ala
spent several days lasf ueek visiting
MI and Mrs. John Macarthur
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mr.. ara kfrs Cyrus Rapr and
children of 0ulfpoFt were guests
Sunday CT Mr. Rapes mother. Mrs.
J. NJ. Rape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Perkins were
visitors to Mobile. Sunday.
o.
r. Jules Cider and D Arthur
Ruben Of Rev York City. have re.
turned 70 their homes after . most
enjoyable visit to ~. and Mrx Her
bert Levy.
Mr. and Hrs. Fred stslnberx wsre
visitors TO Mobile. Saturday after.
noon
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Dodd spent Ire
week end In Birmingham. Ala.
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Clifton Fuller spent a few last
week ct his home IN Brookhavsf.
Miss.
Mira l. q. Herring and Mlss Hazel
Herring spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. w p. Davis in Mobile.
90
Mrs d. b. Hobby and Mr. ana
Mrs Braxton HOBBY returned last
week from Birmingham, Ala. where
they spent . few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred et<inberg anc
Mr. Harry Levy we're visitors Z
Lucedaie, Mixs. Sunday afternoon.
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Mrs. II. D. johnson and son. Don.
aid Harold Of Fort Worth. Texas
are guests IN the home OF Mr.. and
Ma. Charles ArTnlstead.
o
Miss Theresa Cissna and Hartvell
McCollum were guests fer the week :
end in nome Of Mfr and Mrs Rrax-
ton Hobby.
Mira T. L. DeIAshmet ana Mrs
N r. Duhe we're visitors 70 Mo-
bile. Tuesday.
Mr& A L Daffln and MIRA q !
Bryant we're visitors TO Mobile, Wed
nesday.
kfhs Ruby Rasmussen Of New Or
leanA. arrived Saturday for q Wat
IN the home Of her parentR. NJ
and Airs. Hans Rasmussen.
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Graham Barber. grandson Of Mrs
W. w. Barber Of Mos Point. vent
With his family and Miss Kathryn
White 70 Wait State College in
EtarkvIile last week end. Mlsa
White. who teaches At the Centre
School In Moss Point Is from stark-
vile.
Rev. and Mrn 7. Barton wei al
Mos Point. enjoyed > visit Last
week from Mira Vests mcsssr and
brother, nr1 }. A. LcPaxEare and
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
BIRTHDAY Il

Miss Eta v Adams NaA deliafls
fully entertained BY a SURPRISE
birthday party. given By her mofher.
Mira Violet Adaina. at the Shamrock
Cafe. on her fifteenth birthday, Frl-
day evening. Feb. IL
There ~ere thirty attending. who
enjoyed various games played duf-
ing the evening.
The Valentine motif wna carried
out By . large Valentine cake places
IN the center Of the aftractieeIs
decorated table.
Refreshments Of cake and punch
were served b. Mrs Adams ard ~.
eral friends.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
%IMPRoMPTU BaID0E cTyUn

Mrs. W q. Brooms entertained
the impromptu Bridge cluh Al her
home on Thursday afternoon
Mrs. r @. 6pann. Jf.. received he
high score pize.
After the games = salad coslrss
course with hot rolls and coffee sas
served % Mesdamss p q. apann.
". q 3 Beardaiee. L. x McIntazh
buzaFd. Thomas Coulson. "
~ Nelson. Jf- and 7. l. DefAsh-
met.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Mr. ard MrN Prank Cufflm Mr.
and Mrs. Anarsw cuffm and RaY
stnup and baby q MulNia neFe
xnrsts suzsdAy In tire huzne o. d.
and MrN A p Macarthur.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Congressman william ~ ColmAf
came home from Washington shM
Nesk 10 sasit his family I0s ! fen
aaSS, and 70 reenlzfase from I
spell Of influeuxa. Hs slIl return
3 Washington tonight
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

sxr and Mrs w ~ pulson sgxnt
the week end In New OrleAra
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Curtis Parker 81 10 : pasoa.
eeuaa street ARa taken III win sn.
fluenrN Tuesday nsehs ard has been
confined 70 MS hosns sstAEe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

wag clsn mesnhcsa at Fmenaeusn
High 8elsa@ IA nAe uRt af Ire
Vampire nak mystery csansay
Tiny are 70 present kEnfEn mfe
busy learning nnelr pmfta nellesnsah
are % start neat week uslfeF Ora
matte laieft Al y Il 8 ~ 70
keAied IRIS mpeninH ii gilArst wisan
t1ss xiEis im hzsas Eznseklne fsaen
Home EEnosnAus CIub pit On = two.
net play Can xnn Sell Xoufsnlf =
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Boo MnINAFiAnA. m nag RxxlnxA.
nao McfAriane tcru4ry rumidrd II
Mo1 rulnt tie has atsanded EIin
slle Junior cnltaee and ols Mza,
and plans nou 70 enter the Army
Mira Gurus A Graham 81 M8mN
Point and her dausfsxr. M1 W. ".
barter. uexe visitors - 0ulipoft
Saturday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

capt. Jsm We1ers sna usss Tsea
Finley. formerly ~ Nust neansua
ueusEia, wtfH Euest4 fi1zz axek 81
Mr. and Mf3 q y Qaann cs uilk
city. ON sflesf Mey 10 DER new -.
sssnment e ~ Army eazs IL ksIns
eral AgainsA Tex&x cs1a waia4a
i Mn QsainnE heuslssr
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

The many friends a. M ana Ma
A l. nAffln are veFy glad 10 know
their little daughter. Darieue. a.
able to b. cut following a recent
Illness which confined her 10 the
jackson County Hospital for several
days
MIA l. x Mckntoah. Mrs. Thomas
Coulson and Mns G. 8 neardslce
spent Friday IN Mnhlia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Rev. and Mrz 7. Barton Wei Of
Moss Point. enjoyed > visit Last
week from Mira. Vests moshsr and
brother Mrs J. A McFarIaue and
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Dr n p Gray a. AnAnsM. yea
TIE guest &N seek q NE lmothsf.
Dr. @ ~ usaY.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

ns.ar cagw ~ izM q pea<AxeaiA
alrTes Is ea9Antal1s& en c~ExsseskfM
lie eeanax& tlsA4 amSeas wfse has
esAsp& eT eAn pay IN . lard AT -
na1rA nlxA ham Coz ~ Asasstksa Vie
tsarps1essf nasuhsF y 10 We nee6a
iAro sAkazzNnzsaA q tftasnzw4 ana q
bass fHaasH C0fm tNsasfftt saad hts
0sn usrhessfs IN ElImstiae He Il .
AFeaarnxf
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

MtSz1a Evelyn ard Helan
Hayes az MohAh. spent lAst wsek
snd here With thssF tzaFznsA, III.
and Mira John n MayaA. Of slz
Mckinley asenne.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

M. ard Mrs. r. O spann. Jr- Mr.
and Mrs 3 A. Kkayak ard Mis-
Virginia Peacock spent Saturday af-
ternoon IN Mobile
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

NJ and AFs. D0gagiaa Lenkaep and
Mr, and Mira Robert Rushing. with
: party q friends. moGaFsd earlier
u The Neek 70 Bogaiaea. Louisiana
= FiMt TIE parents u AEa. I<nnep
and Mira. Rushing.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Afra walkaf 1essnWan. fuanaegay u
ksiio<As iaeAas ~ ct - Is Pa
caSDuia ztHes1 csise4nta8 neg nsx&n.
day naes1A1 sin hef een@fnlsm
and datzsnis6. nssst " J. Pa. o..
Y. q ~ sza k<fs fsm E&sassnzEss
rnx h sIssinssr in charge ~ -
Naval hesszaz psujesl hsrs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Agissse Nezss rens3te ana laura
MofsegA q thk MrCee a uFpen
Eirgnk. lsAa "A tfasiF enees ~ Mn&lae
SUNDAY Miss wYnsti3 w&itsfM cee-
hrAtlnH heF aarsf,aaY Al taFee M
frcm nAs springs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

David MuFpaAy q stocktnn. Ala
spent several days LIST vsek visiting
Mr. and Mrs John Macarthur.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Mr. art Mfx W. b ttNxrtn9 q
Beach Hoalevard with shesf dauxh
tesx Minaea HermlnH Jars an& nli.
Ne BraEN Hsrr1nw spent las4 muak
end visiting Eriends IN MrCamh ana
skghtseelna h jackson
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

hns Wed Has snt<Ffalnaa nna.
DAY nig1lt - = fnFsHsH sznpsr b
~ ARD Mfa ~. r. Harris IS khslf
Heeht etFsee homa Ifae airins
rssn ! 1astsfuiiy daeafa1sd vita
hnnnienH aa1 rasen. Tn Harris
presented he hazxpree sz1h : dalnsg
pair q Ah patamas Oehes ffinf4s
atteneine aa party aaFuFhea aaF
Hl1h e szaaasits hear n~acktaa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Mlxa Kay nsnMN a. me Mc41ee a
Green farmaa aHnf kRAn meeksna IN
Guitpust ~ the eseesf ~ Miss pMAxi
Howard Miss nAEks hnzn* \ IN
jacobsen
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

Mn lisnu csgls a Nahae assa
her dnaansesa MAHsea KsN ana
Barbara CIR wskh AssM Clanae
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Evening star., 1941-02-09

Mrs. Roosevelt cuts the presidential birth
doy ooke-bis enough TO go ground even OF
thot porty. First TO get slice wos the Gin
derelIo girl" Anna SkIepovich left who
leoped into the notionoI spotlight when she
iourneyed here on q brotherIy hook from
her West Vireinio home Ammo is omost
obscurine Lono Turner ond Deonno Durbn
La gaceta., 1941-06-16

cicio de su profession un enorme
entusiasmo.
Detras de elias, ell sargento
que habia organizado la cacerfa
de los bandidos en- tCda regla, al
frente de cuatro parejas de la
guardia civil, esperaba con in
teres el desenlace de este dra-
ma.
La Chata y la Cahamona, gor-
das, grandss, Sucias, despeina-
das, sudando la gotta gorda, con
los rostros ipnobles tiznados y
Ienos de chafarinones, efrecian
un aSpecto innoble.
Madame Renard, sobre TODD.
tenia un coniunto ridieulo v ira
gico a la vez que hacia reir con
su corpulencia de elefante viejo.
" sus oios s%altonos, cue rodaban
daniro de las 6r5itas con ura ex
preston siniestra, dirigienso sus
pcPdas &c IN 6Ntrtmo a otro de
a sala y sobEe q tribunal qua
La gaceta., 1941-06-16

de boca en- boca, pidiendo justi-
ella,
Don Rodolfo " doha Nieves,
luego de libertados de sus liga-
duraS, habian sido llevados al
mejor hotel del pueblo, donde
les asistian varios medicos.
Mietnras tanto, gentes carita-
twas de la poblaci6n atendian y
socorrian a Ketty, junto a Ia
cual estaban ahora sus deSgra-
ciados companeritos.
Norma lloraba.
Tony Y Dick, muy palidos,
con los dientes apretados, ha-
cfan enormes esfuerzos para
que las lagrimas no asomaran
tambien a sus ojos Y rodaran
por sus meiillas.
FL encuentro de la dulce y he
roica hermana de aventuras, ha-
bia emocionado profundiSima-
mente a los tres pequehOs artis-
tas,
La gaceta., 1941-06-16

iba a juzgarlas.
Al fin comenz6 Ell interroga-
torio:
-Bien-dijo ell juez, tras ha-
blair un instante con ell sargente
en- voz baja-; Squien son uste-
des?.. IC6mo Sc llaman?
Los dos hipop6tamos Sc agita-
ron en- el estrada, como los pa
quidemos cuaRdo van q barri-
tar.
AL fin, fieles las dos al plan
que habia concebido la Chata de
un mode electrico en- los prime
ros momentos del coaflicto ,fue
esta la que cOntest6i
-iNOsotrags ser francesags!
Moi, Madame Renard; aqui...
que digo, esta otra sehoga, Ma
dame Pafl iSer artistasl
-iYal Pero, artistas, sde
que?" jQue elaSe de a~rtiStas?
ARTISTS de cicol Perte-
necsr al grandiOao Cireo MOnu-
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Roberto Pulido domino a los Ganbaldinos
Manuel Fernandez ayud6 a La victoria
con tres hits
La novena de Casares sufri6 Otra derrOta

Casares arrancaba la hierba
con las manos y parecia decir
Mala suerte la mia.
Ma ,clino Perez, 81 joven ar
bitro, echo def juego al IS A. Ra.
mfrez, de les Leales, ponlue 6s-
tie arroj6 Ell bate en- una demos
TRACTION airada. Ell pGblico elo-
gi6 al habil umpire,
Los Leales presentaron en- la
teroera base a un glorioso vete-
rano del parque de MacFarlane'
diestro jugador de "gOlfo," Or
dalis Ortega, Habia nueve amos
que no jugaba en- una liga anna
teur nj professional,
Hizo una carrera y jug6 may
bien al campo.
Muchos elogios oimos para
MoGahagin, ell hijo del pOlicia
McGahagin, por su esplendida
actuaci6n.
Whitney lanz6 por los Astu :
rianos, en- los primeros innings,
y despues lie suStituy6 ell esfor-
zado y caballeroso Piniella.
Faustino, un director insupe-
rable, tendra que reforzar la no
vena.
lie hace falta un pitcher, que
ayude a Piniella de modo efecti-
vo, Y tiene que rellenar tambien
otros "agujeritos." Jimenez pc
| 20 un tubey Grandio un hit.
M0ntOtlco deSempeno Ell pueS-
to de SIS y cometi6 un error. Att
70 un oportuno hit y anot6 una
de las c%arreras.
C. A. 001 001 01-3c, Oh, 4e
C. L. 002 100 2x-5c, III,
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dia civil, con una parejs, Sc de-
tuvo a la puerta del Juzgado.
TODD ell pueblo Sc hallaba con-
gregado en- las cercanias, CO.
mentando 81 extrano suceso de
mil modos distintos:
-Unos bandidos que lleva,
ban secuestraos a dos senores y
a varios chicos.
u Pero pa que?
Pa explotarlos, hOmbre A
los chioos les harlan TRAFALGAR CO
mo burros... v los senores vaya
uste a saber ST es que lie ~pedirian
dinero!
-iQue los cuelguen!
Otros decian:
Son unos franchutes, gen.
tuza d'esta sin concencia nj a,
que paece querian matar d'ham-
bre a eSos pequehos, a los que
habian robao.
Las mujeres Sc persignaban,
y un critic de indignation cOrria