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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-14
Tomorrows Tides
Naval Racol
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Wednesday;
moderate TO fresh easterly
winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday; some likelihood
Of light showers on the south
east coast.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Fresh easterly
winds over south portion, rather
strong at times in Florida Straits
and moderate eaSterly winds
over north portion; partly cloudy
weather tonight and Wednesday,
possibly light showers in Florida
Straits.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-14
TO CONTINUE HALF
HOLIDAY CLOSING

Leading grOcerymen and meat
markets operators throughout
the city have announced IN to
days issue of The Citizen that
their stores viii continue the
Thursday half-holiday closing
through December "a
Names of the merchants who
viii observe this rule are shown
IN an advertisement on page one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-14
CANE FROM Ezs VIZ

LONDON 49, Truo1r 49,
Campbell o. TINS CRY a
fighting somewhere -r Ezz
asked for q pair Cf sucks r
was given q pax THAI n ar
identifying tag SHOWING 1r rs
wife had knitted THEN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-14
PIT. A. Makes Plans
For Hallowe' en- Event

The High School PIT. A. is
making arrangements for a Hal
iowe'en Festival to be held on
the Harris School grounds on
October 20, beginning at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon. rl.sz
Prizes wiz be offered for the
best costumes, and the public is
invited to attend IN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-14
LION tanner GETS FURLoUGH
FORT LEONARD WOOL. DC

FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo.
Louis MaStroianni, private. re-
ceived ten-day furlough recent
" TO return to his civilian pro-
feSSiOn-a lion tanner. He flew
from this army post to Holly
wood to perform with lions in
the moving picture, White Saw
age.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-14
Couple Married
Here Yesterday

George J. Skoko, 2l-year-old
marine, and Margaret M. Knowles,
10, Key West, were married yes
terday by the Rev. John J. Muir
ply.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-14
L E G AIS
NOTICE Under FICTITIOTS
NAME LAW

NOTICE Under FICTTTIOTs
NAME LAW
Public Notice IS hereby given that
the undersigned intends to register
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Monroe GnuHty. Florica. pursuant
TO Chapter No 26s53 Laws Of Flor
ida, 1871. the fictitious name TO
Wit "Tavernier Cafe under which
I am engaged in business at Taver-
nier. Florida
Dated at Key West. Monroe Coun-
y, Florida. September g. 1871
(Sd-l HARRY l. HARRIS
sept30; oct7-If-2f-2S.Is4I
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-14

DAUGHTER BORN

Mr. and Mrs. William T.
Knowles, 1913 Pine street, have
announced the birth of a nine
pound girl Oct 10 The baby
was named Glenda Lee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-14

Before 1875, the only European
powers with any considerable IN
terest IN Africa were Britain.
Portugal and France.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-14
THE WEATHER

Observation taken at 7:30 a IN,
18th Mer. Time (city office
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-14

Wind Direction and Velocity
NE-13 miles per hour
Relative Humidity
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-14

Barometer at 1890 a. m. today
Sea level, 3O.I6 (IO2I.3 millibars)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

save Uncle Sans defense industries --
IT'S all in the bug 9-page story Tom Mix
and the Mystery OF tho Cobrs's Lair.
Other features - valuable ptife contests
magic tricks-essy-to- Get pfemiums.
La gaceta., 1941-03-14

Cabaret San Jose
Muchas distinguidas perso-
nalidades han ordenado separar
La gaceta., 1941-03-14
PALPITACIONES De LA COLONIA LATINA

caS,anuelas me sonaban a must
ca celestial.
-Dlcen que Sc raSco de una
manera particular Y que dijo
unaS "coSillas' de tono subido...
-Hijo, que no te engansn los
ue no Quieren bien a mi mi
ma, Ella 10 que decia... lie salia
sin amino de offender v con an
STA dc agradar. Puso una vitola
que. Mira, ella comparable con
algunos que hablan por ahi... no
Is ctra cosa que una "cherute-
RAJ
-Bien... pero la mujer del
teatro Sc debe al arte, a la gra-
cia..,
ELLA tione la gracia por
arroba; y 81 alguien me apura
haSta por toneladas.
1JLeyo listed ell articulo de
Tony?
10 LEI. iMaldita sea mi
suertel Mire listed que no com
premier Ell arte y sus deriva-
dos!...
IA que lie llama listed deri-
vados...?
-Hombre.. Pues las "deri-
vaciones" son esas cosillas del
Demonio tan criticadas por aca.
Derivar... decir algo que des-
pierte 4 los muertos y haga ex-
clamar a los vivos : Bendita sea
tn mare!
u Cuantas wees calcula us
ted que ella puso en- movimien-
to las "deriVaciones".. en- GUAM
10 a la palabra madre?
La gaceta., 1941-03-14
HABLAlNDO CON UN
ANDALUZ

Con motive de la vista de
LA Andalucita" a Tampa ha-
blamos aver con un andaluz,
hombre de mundo, y lie pedimos
sus impresiones.
i Una mujer de mucha al
ma y que no sc lie Gala nj al Sc
nor Jesucristo.
lila oy6 listed decir cosas
.bonitas y agradables?
-Habla como una reina deS-
tronada, como dicen que habla-
ba Isabel ii, Y canta como los
jilgueros, los sinsontes, los rui-
senores, los canarios y hasta los
gorriones,
-IEntonces tiene una paja-
rerda en- la garganta2
-iCasi, cash.! Hasta ell "cos
turero", cuando hablaba, daba
la sensation de IN pajaro can
tor, 81 senior.
Mos dicen que durante su
estancia en- Tampa hizo ella u
mas cuantas frases muy bonitas.
Las hizo, hijo, de mi alma.
Daba gloria oirla echar hindu
ras por la boca de grana.
Use enter6 listed de la fra
Sc sobre los camarones y su CO.
Me entere. Pero la genie
"asaura" no sabe medir bien la
gracia que sale de las entrahas
repicando entire los dientes.r
-Nosotros, a La verdad, Ie
hemos estado buscando 'fgra-
cia" a 10 de los camarones y no
"a hemos pOdido descubrir.
%Pues tenia gracia, hijo;
pero gracia gitana "desvergon-
ga, que por estas tierras va no
sc entiende.
Una sonora nos dijo que 81
lie daban la entrada de gratis,
no volveria a oirla.
@iBien esta. LISA sonora que
Dios la bendiga y Dios la perdo-
ne! Cuando la nina" de mi al
cantaba, yo sentia toda la a.
de pasados amos y las
La gaceta., 1941-03-14
MATRTM0N1US

Jose o. Schreck, 81, = Avis
Morris, 26; Bart bowman, Is,
Josephine Smith, As; Gearge
Carter Emrick, 81, Y Vesta E.
Edwards, %; Nichols Gordon,
%, y Doris Bell, IT; Echo Wal
ton, "a, y Gladys Layton, II.
La gaceta., 1941-03-14
Santos del Dia
Basilio, Matilde.
Bale Social

De manana en- Is dias la LO-
gia Caballeros Leales de Anne
RIGA celebrara su anunciado Bal
lie Social.
Lo verificara en- los salones
de los Aguilas de Orc, en- la ca
lie Dieciseis y Novena avenida.
Dos formidables conjuntos
musicales tendran a su cargo
la parte bailable.
A la medianoche Sc presenta-
ran actos de variedades.
La gaceta., 1941-03-14
NWestTq Condolencia

Muy sentida, Sc la enNiamOs a
los familiares de Ia Sra. Dora
Blanco, que en- Ell dfa de aver ia
lleciera en- uno de nuestros Hos
pitales locales.
La desaparecida era esposa
de nuestro apreciado amigo To-
ny Blanco, destacado miembro
de la Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Espahol,
Su sepelio Sc efectuara esta
tarde, a las $50.
Paz a los restos de esta joven
sonora.
La gaceta., 1941-03-14
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ
Nutty Dance

Nutty Dance
va Sc habla con entusiasmo
de la fiesta que efectuara Ell sa-
bado 29del presente mes la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Astu-
riano.
Principiara a las 10 80 de IA
nOche y Sc prolongara hasta las
cuatro de la manana.
Una renombrada orquesta ha
sido c~ontratada.
La gaceta., 1941-03-14

mesas para ell Cabaret Privado
qeu efectuara la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Centre Espahol.
Esta fiesta Sc halla anuncia-
da para ell sabado 20 del mes en-
curse.
Noche de alSgrial confrater-
nidad.
LIE recomendamoS ordene su
mesa con TEMPO.
La gaceta., 1941-03-14

xas, nos envia una postal nues-
tro ~apreciado amigo Manuel Ma
varro, que no ha muchO partie-
"a para eSa ciudad a desempe :
mar un importante empleo.
En- dicha postal nos elogia a
esa ciudad.
Nos pide saludemos a todas
sus amistades y 10 complace-
mos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-14
I'm Recital

I'm Recital
La Academia de- Musica del
Proyecto Federal de la WPA,
situada en- ell edificio que anti
guamente ocupaba ell ReStau-
rant "El Pasaje" Gale IA y ga.
avenida, nos informa q. Ell pro-
ximo Lunes Sc ofrecera un gran
Recital.
En- ell Recital tomaran parte
seis alumnos de Piano, que to-
caran algunas Selecciones. Seis
pianos Sc uSaran.
Ell pGblico queda invitado. La
entrada es gratis.
La gaceta., 1941-03-14
Hacid C''ba

AANCN& ~
Ell pr6ximo domingo embar7
caran para la ciudad de la Ha-
bana, en- Ell vapor Cuba, que
zarpara de Port Tampa, nues-
tros apreciables amigos Leopol-
do Fernandez, su esposa, Sra.
Mimi Cal, y ell joven Carlos Sua'
rez.
Estos artistas, que actuaron
en- Ell Circulo Cubano y mas tar
de en- la ciudad de New York,
con gran exito, Sc proponen for
mar otra Compania, la que nos
visitara en- Ell otoiio,
Por anticipate les deseamos
un feliz viaje y mucha suerte,
La gaceta., 1941-03-14

Una postal
Desde la Ciudad de Dallas, TIE
La gaceta., 1941-03-14
I'm Gran Cabaret

IN U1uW
Anuncia la Logia Druidas A
mericanos una gran fiesta baila
BILE para el sAbado 5 del entran-
tie mes de Abril.
En- los amplios y bOnitos sa-
ZONES de la Sociedad CarculO Gu
bano.
va cuentan con los servicios
de cuatro popuares OrqueStas.
En- la sala principal Sc dividi-
ran honores "Don Francisco" y
Manuel Sanchez; en- la sala
La gaceta., 1941-03-14
KIDNEY S~TAGNATIOl
is WORSE THAN
y C"ONSTIPATIOEI
Rscsuss We TFOst Constipation q 4
Ths Onsst While We NsglSA =
Our kidneys indefinitely

~ Oth@ CsEAn h yO1r eoey
mo~s Importance thaA Jour kidney.
vOur Kidneys hsre are nine H.
49, vhleh musA work day apd nighs
6ltI he fluids and kssD IL Tsesm -
from wastes. aeidA. poisons which. ~
lItAmd 70 ramaln. may emnee @ers@M ~
mA bladdsr trOublsA
n \ - wonder 80 SA -
49, calls aoR hsIp - eAsaa -
ktdnsyA 30 n yg~ are Go1Sled
d~4fineUpNiRhtA Lea Palms. b~seEea@5
-. Headache, Di1zines - Lo1 -
-. Aos - funstioaAl hdnsy @sords.s
~ EDANa, ths famous stdns~ 49,
go "a HatqJs - nush st @s -
- = mtSr - waS.sas - pFSSsN -
- ~aAgnattoA.
xmANs b susS @1 MSnaAA& TsS
md. EsOsrt ltiN ~sl.1assS -
1870 r~wulta. Try uDANA BY -
- H.ssai Prsss oe.r sa I've bszse. ~
- In n no4 Stsfi.1 1913
* ~ ~ Soua AA ~
La gaceta., 1941-03-14

cantina, la Tropical, con sus
eantantes Joaquin Barcena,
Merceditas Sanchez y Freddie
Valdes, Y la Sonora" con la
Srta. Josefina Ramil y Rafael
Artigas.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1941-03-14
tSenOr, e. las madres son rss-

NSeIlOt, e., nag mA0ISS SOU ESS~
petables; pero las madres del
aantar... son madrecillas... y ma
die debe ofenderse. La gitana
de mis- entretelas Sc llev6. al pd-
blico de calle y todavia la criti-
can. lie voy a decir a los criti-
Co.'S. que aprenden a conocerl
GESperaban q. la gitana fue-
Sc aha maestro lie eScuela, en- ell
pals de las maias pdlabras para
dormir, para conner, para YES
tir...?
La gaceta., 1941-03-14
NGcimientO

NGcimiento
BESIDE ell paSado cinco de mar
20 lego al hogan de los esposos
Ernesto Y Juanita Soriano, una
hermosa ninita que llevara por
nombre Mirta.
La Sora. Soriano fue asistida
en- la Clinica la Popular-Bon-
dad"
Tanto la mama como la cria-
tura Sc hallan en- su Residential
del 1909 de la Octava avenida.
Enviamos con estas lfneas u
ma sincera felicitaci6n a los es-
pesos Soriano.
Una postal
nosde 10 Ciudad de Dallas TIE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Single Charge From
Shotgun Injuries Two
Jackson County Boys
weapan Aae6aentaliy Discharged
A. Yeaths Go On Weed Catherine
Expeditlen-

A single caGFre from > shotgun
seriously injured two boys. Sunday
morning. when one Of them at
tempted 70 removed he weapon
from the wagon tn which they hac
benn riding. Henry Phillip Simpson
a. son Of Ms Carrie Simpson Of
Cedar LAke. north Of Bii1xL was
tlos IN the arm and Vernon Casa
uag le. son ~ Roy Oasawny of
Vaneleave. wza shof II The head and
chest Bosh are In the jackson
County Hospital where they wcre
taken for treatment
II Is reported that the two boys
went out n the woods near vsn-
eleaye n \ horse-drRwu waeun e
get q load Of wood. and had taken
the gun ainna IN case they should
run across game.
The lads had stopped % gather
wood GasaWay "a stopping 20
pack up norne wood when Simpson
started 70 refnoTe the gun. As he
pulled The weapon. Il wa disrharE-
ed IRE load OF No s shot passed
throagh the muscle OF the upper
part Of Simpsons arm and then
struck 0a&away tn the face and arm.
peppextng him with shot.
Following the accident Simpson
drove the horse and wagon 70 the
Graham home about tnree-quartsrs
Of \ mile away. and from there
they were taken TO the jackson
County Hospital for treatment
A. the hospital it vas found that
Gasaway had numerous shot Inn
bedded h his face and several m
his chest, one penetrating his left
hung He also has q larger hole over
his right eye and Il Is believed thai
one or more OF the shot Is lodged
between the outer and timer skull
Gaaaway VIII lose the sight Of one
eye.
The load Of shot having first
struck Simpsons arm Is believed q
have prevented the Gasaway hos
from being killed n ne was almost
directly in the line Of fire.
GaSaway Is n student Of the BtE
grade IN the vancleave school.
The accident occurred while Gas
aways father and MS grandfather
Mr.. Gibbons. were In New Orlean.
visiting the youths brothers and
sisters.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
nArDRrD0E-HowARD

The rs0tufy a. Our Lads q We
tory church was the setting fcF q
cuiet ioveiT wcddinT. Saturday. No
vemner 9 at : PM when Mis-
Patricia Howard became the bride
az Albert ] Baldrtdzn az a--n
sprtgs. Ia
Tne ceremony wAS conducted b.
ReT. p : Carry. pastor ~ tlst
church. and the bride was given n
marrtaee b. hsr fnsf,Nr. Robtr.
Howard she unz attended hy Nfiss
Mas Aiice GILLESPIE Of New OYleans
AZ maid o. honor. and the gr1<xli
had as best msa, his cousin. Herman
Freshman Of Denham Spring.
The bride wa6 handsome in !
ssiit q browu tweed with accessories
Ia . matching shade.
FnslowinR the ceremony tae hri4zi
party repaired 20 the hnue 81 tnf
brides aunt. Mrs p HanninR. where
All informal reception VA held
Tire bride d the daughter Of Mr
ard Mn Robert Howard cf Pasca-
Noaka. and h. q graduate ffoFn
Sophia Newcosnb college IN Mes
OTieans.
Mr Baidridge Is the snn o. Mrs
A BaldrtaRn Of Denfsam Spring.
and attended uas Electrical coilegs
81 Cnioaeo
Following The reception Mr. ard
Mrs Baldrtdge departed far q trlr
q Florida after which they vii
return % thts city where the form
e. Is employed II Ingalls,.
They wili reside a. Tas Spring 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Hurley All Girls
Meet To Plan For
Achievement Day

The Hurley Al Club girls me-
Thursday. November 6 at the school
The president called the meeting
70 order. Tine secretary then read
tns minutes Of the last meeting
which we're approved
Thirteen members answered roll
call Plans wxre then laid for
Achievement Day for boys and
girls 70 be held jointly. This va
pat In the form Of q motion which
vas carried
Mis- Cain gave . talk on leader
ship In which sire urKed tire mem
heF3 b become assistant leaders.
Dorothy Lanther gave = demon
strztton On correct tabie-seltfnR and
displayed tabaecloths made from
sacks.
Eaoise Hamilton gave 9 demon
strafion o. corneci tabie-manners.
And this was followed By q talk hy
Ruth jacobson. who also gave a
talk on table etiquette.
The meeting vas closed by 8 talk
By Miss Cain vino spoke on Table
Centerpiecez.~
JANIS PKDKRsEE. Reporter
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
JOHN ALvfS GREEN. u.
CELEBRATES ByRTHDAY
ON ARAfIsTICE DAN

John Alvin Green, II. who has
the distinction Of having been born
On ArinIstiee daY. celebrated his
sixth anniversary with 3 parts AZ
the home o. his parents. NGr. and
Mrs Alvin Green. ST.. i07 LINCOLN
avenue Pascagouia. on the after
noon OF November II.
Games appropriate 10 childhood
were played. among them being the
ttme-hononed ~P1nning the Tai on
The Donkey a. which jimmy RAY
Barton proved most adept. thereby
capturing q prize.
A birthday cake was The center
Of attraction both with its lighted
candies and when It Was cut ana
served with not chocolate and soft
drinks.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
P~ascagoula Soldier
Being Transferred

Camp Polk. La Nov t2-Prvaie
Claude Roberts FHscaRoulA has Becn
Transferred 70 Camp Polk FROM
Camp Lee. Va and has been assign
ed 70 the Detachment Medical De-
p&rtmHaG Station Hospital Corus
Ara Service Command
Private Roberta the son q Mr..
and &n " II RnksertS. Route No
D. Pascagoula. wa4 indicted into
the Army AZ Pert Mcclellan Ala
July Is 1871. and wax assigned 20
the 2nd Medical Training Battalion
Camp Lee. where he received pre-
urinary training before joining his
present organization 81 Camp Polk
Private Roberts Is Of s0 Ne
placements transferred 70 Camp
Polk 70 IN tire vacancies created
hy the release Of seIectees In the
Detachment Medici Department I'M
der the dependency and age rulings
recently enacted
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
TWO SHIPS A DAY
KEEPS kAZIS AWAY
DEFENSE SLOGAN
shlpyards ~ lssz VIII Have Beiil
Mors ships Than Rest OF
Magsd.

rWo SHIPS q oay 10 keep uas
Nazis away T. the sl1gan u1tDfd b
F4xxsNr Hunt neNe commentator
and alohe-uoftaE III describing the
vast khlpbaiiding program underway
here and a. otAsr aAipbuilding
erntefg throughout the United
States Millions q people viii b. told
Use e14pplua story . the shir6utic-
er6 answer - Hlfiers chaliengc Of
uaH freedam ~ the 6eas through
newspaper and magazine aoTertik-
fns q q neW type
IN All advertisement salute 70
Americas Ghiphuilnera ia today 8
Chrouicle-star ard Advertiser rib-
ute IL paid q the met q the shlp-
ballding Industry and attention Is
called 70 81 article b. My Hunt
which appears &c an advertisement
sponsored by Johns-Nanviile In this
weeks Saturday Evening Post.
After visiting major yards build
ing Nav cargo vesael and inter
viewinR Nh~ipbuildlnR leadsrs. MF
Hunt tilted MS article Ths Splash
Heard Round the World He dis
I covered that American zhipyafds
we're not oniY prepared t. replace
the sever million tons Of Dem0c-
rags shipping SUNK since ssptem-
Der }. 1883. but BY tle end 81 1915
launch an additional five million
tons 10 supply the materials vital 4
Americas role ~ the Arsenal o.
Democracy
Throughout my tour Of the snip.
yards I found both management
and men pFo8o Of the fact that thss
are building the No I bas-sfk ol
American Defense united In Al
answering ali-ouf determination
20 get the 100 done Mr.. Hunt re.
ported For the entire le-year per.
iod from 1877 70 1897. only twt
oocan-eoine ships e built II
American ~shipyaFda To-day there
r mof than q hundred ship
actually on our shipwayS And tller,
Is another hundred IN tie process o.
fabrication tn the shops Tnre.
hundred ships s-building az a time
And almost three times three hun.
bred more waiting their turn.
hr Hunt reports that American
Shipyards viii have delivered LIS
sturdy cargo vessels Of over I0u0(
tons apiece by the end Of 1888, more
ships than all the rest Of the world
put together. On this type OF per-
Torrance. Ar Hunt bases hts con-
fidenne IN the shlpbuilding industry
to keep vital rau materials comma
into tins country. supplies going out
20 the beIeaglred nemocraeIes. and
q Navy capable Of safely conveying
the materials and supplies.
Mr.. Lewis II Brown. president OF
john ManYille instituted the cam
palan. of which Mr.. Hunts article
Is q part, and already widely known
writers have described the role OF
private enterprise IN the Autonotlve.
steel Chemical and Oh industries
IN preparing for Decicnse.
ExlaininR the reasons for this
campaign. Mr. Brown said
7 am convinced that Il Is Of the
uimosi importance that lae people
81 Ausexlen know what indg1sfr 4
doing IN oar attempt to build mde-
ruaEe rational defense almost over
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

Formerly Of jackson. Miss has beer
called 70 pastor the Church o. The
NAzarene On 60uth Pnncaauuia
street IN paseagoua.
The many friends % Rev. NJ.
polk are welcoming hfn % this
city He and his wife hasin< re-
Gently conducted an evangelist
campaign here blessing many witt
their singing accompanied with ne
piano accordion He h also prnsi-
dent Of The Nazarene YOUNG Pro-
pies society Of the hfianf9zfppl DH-
trict
Rev. and hTra pulk have resigned
eyanRelistic WORK to msssep1 ths
church They are residing a 90
Lincoln avenue.
You are always webrume 70 at.
tend the services Of the church o.
The Nazareue.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
GUILD CLOSES BRIDGE PARTY
SERIES

The Wonan's Guild Of S. Johns
Episcopal church closed a series OF
benefit bridge parties when the last
one was given Wednesday afternoon
as the Elks Hall
The hostcsses on this occasion
were Mrs Martin Shepherd and
AIRS Oscar Green and they enter
tanned five sets OF players.
Inc games gave greatest success
70 Mrs Sue Campbell with Mrs Ar
mand Walker q close second Each
received q pretty favor as did Mrs.
Tom Dantzler for consolation.
The Guild Is very a~ppreciafive 70
the Eiks club for making this series
possible and also = those who SO
heipfully patronized them, bv at
tending the parties.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

night I have admired greatly the
efforts made by the pres n pre-
senting thB story. but e haa long
beer my feeling that the pres
should not BE- expeeted 20 do the
lob without every poaslhie aid from
industry Itself Since Johns-Manpills
R q suppller % materials 10 ever
basic industry. NE feel that our
third person accounts based OF
first-hand knowledge OF these m
uustries can be most ~effsstlve."
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

The weekly meeting Of the Tues
day Bridge Club wa held with Mrs.
Dorsey Lyons Al her home IN Pas
eagoula, on the afternoon Of the
name day. November 18th.
The top score favors we're cap
tured by Mrs. Tom D&ntzler and
Mrs. Joe Pelham.
When cards werS laid aside. q
social hour was enjoyed over a re-
freshment course
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
GLORIA WALTON GETS LEAD
IN PERKTNsTON Play

Gloria Walton of Moss Point and
Ota 8ingletAry o Biloxa have been
given the leading roles In The Bat
3 comedy -mySteTy 70 Be presented
- PerktnSton Junior College on NO
vember 10
The rehearsals have been going GA
for this play for several weeks and
al Indications are that q win be
az outstanding dramatic presenta-
ton
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
LEO KRERs SUFFERS HURTS
N AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

Leo Breha. ~ years old. resident
Of <4s Lake avenue. Is rscupermtinF
AZ his home from injuries received
Sunday night on River Road when
the car In which he was riding.
driven by Max BOdden. IL akidded
and overturned. Krebs receive
lacerations Of the face and bruises
Bodden escaped nuintured.
Krehs was taken 70 the jackson
County Hospital for treatment
where he remained over night and
was taken TO his home Monday
morning.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Former Pascag0ula
Student HOnored at
Green Mountain

Herman Echilereff. u paaEz-
Kog3a Mississippi wss recently
eecfed presaaesst a he freshman,
eisS IS Green Me1ualn Innhw Col
agH. FL vermnnf
sc Is also 3 ueEnber of Hse varsity
footaaH team. ard the mems studrnf
Sssrume1N
Tire freshman claSs Officers are
already making plans for the annual
winter carnival. sponsored b. she
freshmen each year.
Schiilefeff II also = meFnnex a.
the stair Of Ire MoanEatneer.- the
&hoN paper.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

tnesr eun anz dn1ahter- an-taw
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoim@
-
Mira Paul Hanley Mss Ca<herEre
Hanley and Mrx Ity Sksnsam cf
New Orleans were guests sunday
q Mrs = l. Dackey
-
Mn 8 Nssleck kfs WeznsedAv
after : Visit q her nceher. Mrk n
Ntssen.