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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
Spray Peach Trees
Now To Avoid Insect
Pests Says Franklin

A. y Rsaaklin. eoznsy aTrna re-
minds hcme oEuhardist1 and onm-
marciaa peArh growers that al
peach trees should be treutea lor
NE control q TIE peach tree horer
during October. This pest Is one
a the most Serioza atfncklne graii
lrees N Mississippi and causes
severe dslnaee % sntreated peach
trees each year. Fortunately. sue
cessfuI and inexpensive contrua
measures are afaiiAhle. Tznellness
Of treatment y important Tor best
results
The peach tres norer l. the lar
Va Of q waxp-Ike moth which lays
It's egas IN Ire late summer ana fnll
around the base Of the tree. The
young borers tunnel under the bark
as soon Is they are Matched and
continue feeding IN the soft bark Of
the tree near The surface Of the
soil and often completely eirdle the
tree. The mature borer larva Is
about an inch long and Il yellowizh
white with : dat reddish head
Presence Of the borerx IN q tree h
usually indicated hy ~telly-llke gum
around the base Of the trunk.
Either Of three methods Of con-
trolling this pest Il recommended
and satisfactory. One may Be used
IN preferences % the others. depend
ing on are and number Of trees
and sometimes Il may be advisable
70 uEe q combination az two or
three msthods Application Of the
uhlte crystal chemical known as
parAdichinrobenzsne OF ~pDB~ has
been used successfully for more
than % years on trees over : years
old. but this treatment often dam
ages younger heez The ethylnne
dicni0rfde treatment which uAs de-
yeioped more recently 4 iess ex-
penstve 70 apply. more effective IN
cool weather. and can be unad
safely On anY ace tres. The old
time practice Of -worminer b. cut
ting out the borera On young trees.
or on older tres e only . few are
TO be treated. may be tae most
pracfioAbie.
The best time for treating the
trees with the ~PDBs ia In Octo-
Der, after eggs have been layed ana
before TIE temperature q too Low
for the chemical 70 BE effective. Ex-
periments and observations have
shown that best results are obtained
when the chemical IS appileA from
Oct. 5 70 10 IN north Mississippi.
Oct. 10 to Is n central Mississippi.
and Oct IS - - Ii south Rizsis-
sippL- Treatment With eEhsiene d.
chloride solution viii give best re-
suits ct this tame time. but may be
applied IN November Or even later.
Either Of these to chemicals mag
be readily obtained IN the desired
quantities from led and farm sup
ply dealers and directions for The
proper , are usually printed on
the containers. oomplefe instruc-
tons on the treatment for peach
tree borer control are contained Ia
the Mississippi spray calendar
which Is available IT TIE county Z
tension Office.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
Births and Deaths
In jackson County
Vital Statistics Repefs EeF JaeAnon
CounlY Fer Manth OF Heptexn.
bsf. lefis

White nfrkhs-hima west ard
Berutne Agnes L2znaitFe aheFri&n.
SRI. Crawford and LArEnanin Hgrf
tr Williams Mcleod. bog. Andrew
Garland and auezais ~ Pierre
CumbesE. siff. Cassie Robaft and
Beuiak v efrinser Jonek girl: Joel
Edward ana Hazel a RoElse Jones.
boYs Ernest Anon and Olive Hen
rietta Scott Weed. bog Joseph
Franklin and sEzaFie Alberta ire
hern Plttinser. girl Emil Leon and
Nellie Elizabeth Canfleid Manuel
girl: James william ard Ehel Pau
lire BiILA Barton. boz Jerry Leslie
and Mary e Holland DaFIs. b0ys
, Oscar Eiwood and Nancy Bang FeF-
61nisa. boy William FHFgis and
Kleanor Mae Heeasex boy william
Russell And lie Aae jones' Flowers.
girl: Jewell Sidney and Lena
Juanita Justice 00lman. Rifl. eamp-
son and Edna L1zan WilkefNun.
girl. Vernon and Neville HeFmlne
Hanson Seaman. SRI: Theodore
James and Marguerite Johnson
Clarke boz. johnny Noble and
Easter Aloles Maofs 8esI. hogs Ar
Ter Calhoun and Sarah ElzaheAh
Wtss CreHs. boF: 5aek Csc and Tia
Wanda Wee FaFraeus AlI6ay. g1ri
John Franess. y. zlaa Foaeun9
Elisabeth SKIES 0Iannen. boz. VII
lie Weodrow nud Mar5uFfe Nnfie
Bang Burruzzana. hoR Fhoyd Austin
ard Agnes MAn1a Crawford Nl&sa.
girl Willie EdAuFd aud pauilnt
EsMbeth Faagara 0o1f. boy. Hm-
man 5os3pn aald I3x1a E3ona bfee-
lard Adams. boTs paul EfMaFd and
Matte Alefze Mc0lI BaIlafd aiFl,
.CuftlN . ard Ruby eEae YagtWoagh
Wheeler. boEs Daniel Hunter and
Ela CafHeFlae Bray Bradley ~
Robert Darnaa sn1 IaIlan HWmai
Miller nenfnoe. beg. naE Eoetfae
and Atn1e1a Waab Kraaa boy;
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
First Fan Dance
BY \. W. B G. VIII
Offer New Features
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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
Dental Decay Most
Frequent Defect In
Children. Adults
Decay and Ahaaesnes 0fsrn Rrl.rd
Ehe Chz1dn kFnesses IA 6eheai
Ard fEEz GenenaI nnnish.


The most frequent physical defect
found afnnnx efi;dFpn and gfumn
people b dental dncny, ancortine "a
mk1 Martha Hasa. Dental Hygieniel
NTH une HlnxAn Cuuuav Nnmigh
Department.. Ala Horn cites thls a.
the FeAson why lbs PER cent al
Eelectees have been rs3ected due 70
teeth.
Mlns HoSs has eonssructivs idsas
about sbeudlng the tuis~ ana ixn.
pfoSine the dental l04 d children
nov b school though fox other
purposes. she hopes. than % become
soldiers Ten and twenty years frosn
nov.
During the course q the school
term. the moufha Of school children
who do not bring dental certificates
20 school are examined By Minn
Hos and eleven ether dental nv
CHEMISTS IN the counties where ta,ny
arc locAted A report of mDufh con-
dition. whether OK a. defective.
q given 10 the child and MS parsnts
Where parents fully understand khr
valae q thh information. Mlxs Hos
says the child Il usually taken VI
the dentist for The correction oI
defects Already one room IN she
City Of jackson has been awarded
. room certificate foK being 100
per cent n dental eoFrecttgns.
DeciaFinE Thai decay and nhscas.
G often retard ahe chllds progress
IN school. and have far reaching M
riu=aee On Ms pzzzaginF ana health,
Miss Hess urges That god teeth be-
planned ~ providing koaB buildtnn
foods and aEranslnza Dor pfafer up-
keep
.Beefnnlna a. slas ass 81 two ana
. half o. three years. the child and
the dentist alloaid become friends. :
the hykaeulst states. The baby
teeth ara very important TO the
w~eli-heine ~ the child They ave
space for the permanent teeth and
guide them into place. Al the age
% shout Ax. the first permanent
moinrs ernc1 These come Ia itset
behind the last baby tech and are
me largest and most important
teeth IN the permanent set. Thev
90 ne heavy work q chewing while
the baby moiarh are falling out
and The other permanent teeth are
coming IN. Acting - key stones
me Tsix year moiafa hoid the other
teeth N line. as one By one. the
peFmansnt teeth take their places
" ne dental arch II Is particular
~ important fer ehil1Tsn 70 Be
undeE . dentists supervision when
Dew teeth are coming II, a. week
spos OF surface cracks should be
discovered ard repaired at fhe
earliest possible mo1nent.@
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
ingalls, Cotilli0n
Club Plans Advance


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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

On Friday afternoon Of last wssk
Hrs. a =. MeDonaId sxtsnAed
pleA19ns hospitality IN 1he FORM !,
z enildrenis party Ia honor az her
Three grandchildren. Gerald. Ann
and Cal MuiseT Of South wey-
mouth. Mas Nho we're her eansts.
The feztIFitF tex place On IT,
lawn Of the home n pascaeouia
where games Nere directed b. Mn.
Gerald MulveT and His Gertrude
Mcdonald.
An important part 81 he party
Vas . Jack HeEner pc from which
each & TIE little guests vas allow
90 draw faxurs Balloons and candy
men wsFe siao presented each one.
Cake and ice cream we're served
In addition 70 Re honorees. the
guest list included Jean walter.
and Carol Ann HebIeT. Jay and
Mar X HAeHlnhotaazn Robert
Moody. Dorothy reBau. Joyce and
Robert Beueztex. Bette June Pos-
tevin. and Patsy Murray.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
HEALTH MATTERS IN
JACKSON COUNTY FOR
PRECEDING MONTH



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present Al enldrsn attending unn
urban sciAoo Ocean SxaEzA Moaa
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"a asuhGhesaA AZ exAnnee ~ aaR
scnlck test and are m1znuzie 70
smallpox
me He4itn Deparn1aszt ~exArniEaeo
All tne beginners and FIRST erase
stndenn n ths schools q Hurley.
oranze grove. and EcAhAspA A
go az one hundred and assenty-
five xere examined ms ooiecEse
~ these examination 4 10 discover
rrmecuable detects and CAL parents
arteutann % the fact and have
them ~currx-.<d ~ the family
physician
A total of oue hundred Ind nane
or,erntinns we're dosae n the GENITAL
ci,uic last monsh. ct which eagnky-
elr4,t we're done BY the local oent-
80 ms WORK was confined 20 ten
patients.
one case Of diphtheTia wAs re-
ported during September. Routine
enidemioloeacAl investigation Vas
carried out and Il vas found unat
he case resulted from contact xin
= carrier who Is immune 70 diph-
iberia.
Respectfully submitted.
A 7 NADEAu. IT. ~ ID.
Director, jackson County
Health DepartEnent
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
RAsDAM-smTH

A quiet but pretty wedding took
place Saturday evening a. Saint
Johns Episcopal church when Rev.
Fredriek Rcseh performed the rites
OF matrinony N which sybii Eliza
beth Randall became the bride Of
Thomas Aaron Smith.
MIR. and Hrs. Smith VII be at
home to their friends at . residence
on River Road.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

The marriage Of Mlss rrens ncns-
man 70 wIiner Dewitt Bullock vas
an Interesting Event of Saturday.
Rev, Fredrkek Reach conducted the
ceremony uniting Tree tic popular
people.
Mr.. snd nFz. Ballsek III reaids
81 1907 Manic e. n this eity.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

The Azaersean Lzssan Auxiliary
yin hid - maaEhF meeting q ne
home q Mu. II 6 Busy "a JACK
non Asenae. - Thursday night.
October =. 4 10 eEsoek
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

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Evening star., 1941-01-12
MRS, RICHARD MADISON

MRS. RICHARD MADISON
MILLER.
The aDedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller, the latter for
nlerly Miss Lorraine Audrey
Yauchler, took place in st.
Agnes Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller are at home at 1913
Cheltenham driue, Bethesda,
Md.
Underwood & Underwood
Photo.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

wendt, 1t: waldemar F. A, from De-
SiTfSn S}5HyeF 40 SQUADRON u to DESTROYER d.
New % York to Destroyer Destroy r Squadron d : 81. "
Myhf sHmneF # to FGys T. 3 North fFen earona II s.
DuBoise.. 1t. q. g. Thomas H from
San Francisco, Calf. to U. S. S. sa-
Downing, Ensign Richard L., from o.
s. S. Sands to U. S. S. North Carolina.
Cutler Ensign Robert P, III from U. S.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Rodman, Comdr Samuel s., from Eleventh
Naval District to San Diego, Calf.
Silvis, 1t. Richard S., from Sitka. Alaska,
to San Diego. Calf.
Connolly, 1t. q. g) Thomas p from De-
stroyer Division "a TO Philadelphia, Pa.
DENTAL CORPS.
Carroll, 1t. Comdr. Walton c., from O.
s. S. McCawley to Brooklyn. N. Y.
MARINES.
w Wash & to % Sam Franciseo. an; eoo caFlf Hfe"ef'on'
N. j. to Guantanamo Bay. CUBA. MAY
Bird, Mai. Samuel K. frim Paris Island,
Ferguson, Maj. Edwin C, from Quantico,
Va, to Guantanamo Bay. Cuba.
Fuller Mai. Melvin E. from Quantico.
Va. to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Va. to Guantanamo Bay. Cuba.
Frazer. First 1t. James G.. from Quantico,
Va, to Guantanamo Bay. Cuba.
Crockett First 1t. Henry H.. from Guam
Pollock, Capt. Ernest E. from Quantico,
Va, to Guantanamo Bay Cuba
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Jewish Center 10 Hold
Annual Election Tonight

The Jewish Community Center
will hold it's annual membership
meeting and election of officers to-
night. Benjamin Ourisman was
nominated without opposition for
reelection as president for a fifth
term.
The other nominees are: First
vice president, Edward G. OstroW;
second vice president, Burnett
Siman; third vice president, Simon
Hirshman: treasurer, Fred S. Glch-
ner; assistant treasurer, Robert
Rothstein: secretaries, Abe Shelter
man and Moe Gutenberg.
The Jewish Center this year cele-
bates its 18th anniversary, and Mr..
Ourisman is expected to announce
plans tonight for celebration next
month.
Following the business meeting a
concert will be given by the Center
Symphony Orchestra, with DR., Henry
Goldstein conducting and Louis
Dreeben, baritone, as soloist.
Other events at the center IN
clude an institute on Wednesday
night, the second of a series on
world affairs; an inaugural ball Sat-
urday night by the center's senior
clubs and meeting of the National
Forum Sunday evening. Barnet
Mover, newspaper columnist, will
speak at the institute meeting on
1.-THE World at War"
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Puerto Rican Carnival
Gets Under Way Feb. Is

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Jan. 4.
Late winter tourists coming for
the Ponce de Leon carnival will be
welcomed by Puerto Rico in festive
spirit.
When the Puerto Rican carnival
starts on February 16 the triumphal
entry of the comic god Momus into
San Juan will be marked by typical
Latin hghtheartedness, as hundreds
of testers and Pierrots form an es-
cort to welcome this symbol of the
annual fiesta, and begin the fort
night Of merrymaking which Is
characteristic of the season.
During carnival time. nightly
dances and parades are held in the
casinos and plazas of every town
of the island. In the San Juan area,
where tourists largely congregate,
dances are held at the Casa de
Espana, the Casino Puertorriqueno,
the Berwind Country Club. the San
Juan Country Club, the Club Nau-
tico and the leading hotels.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

Mass, to Camp. Edwards Mass.
Febiger, 1t Col Paul C. from Casper.
WyO' to c6hsT 6hsyenh13 AkTfIIERY MyEt
Thomas, Mai; BENJAMIN A., from Fort
Barrancas' Fla; HSctSEIpu K Gamp Hulen' Tex
ley Field va. to Rolla Mo. .
Schermerhorn, Capt John G.. from Fort
Du Pont Del, TO Fort Leonard Wood,
Fraiick, First 1t. Ralph s., from Fort Du
Pon Re E RMh,Is2Rsps tSRPs RSRfTsment
Kriwanek. Capt. Frank F.. from Camp Io-
seph T. Robinson, Ark, to Philippine
Galloway Capt. Charles G., from Nc
Chord Field Wash. to Fort Lewis
johnson, First 1t. Irwin A., from Ogden.
Utah, to washington, D. C.
BrielL Second 1t. Theodore F.; - ir; IT, from
Busdiecker Second 1t Roy F. from St.
Louis, Mo. to Kansas City. Mo. -
Jacobs, Second 1t. Arthur W., from St.
Louis Mo" to EaVV KsnS1S City Mo-
Anderson, Rear Admiral Walter S., from
Navy Department to Battle Force,
Brown, Rear Admiral wilson from Naval
Academy to Scouting Force.
Leary Rear Admiral Herbert F., from
Navy Department to Battle Force.
Bryan. Comdr: Hamilton w.. from De
stroyer Division 81 to Washington,
D. c.
co9nelley; It; comdr. Harold H. from
FARRELL. 1t. Comdr. Albert E.. from Navy
Department to Rio de Janeiro. Brazil.
Lamdin 1t. Comdr. Charles R., from Bal
timore. Md, to Asiatic Fleet.
Reynolds, 1t. Luther K, from Naval Acad-
emy to u S. S. Barry.
Shepard, 1t. Comdr. Seth A., from Navy
Department to U. S. S. North Carolina.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Orlando Black Boss
Contest Is Opened

ORLANDO, Fla, Jan. 1.-THE
eighth annual black bass fishing
contest got under way with the
beginning of the new year and will
continue until March Is.
The prize winning catch in pre-
vious years has averaged slightly
more than pounds. There are
more than 1000 fresh water lakes
within an hours ride from Orlando
and any bass caught in these waters
is eligible for the contest. All
entries must be weighed in within
"a hours after leaving the water.
Lake Apopka, the second in size
In Florida, located II miles from
Orlando, has been declared the No.
/ fishing spot in these parts at
present. Other leading lakes are
Hancock, Johns, Butler and AID
ridge in Orange County and Wash
ington, Cypress and Pointsett in
Osceola County, which borders
Orange on the south.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

it's too late" We dig on through
splintered wood, broken bricks,
furniture smashed to bits.
There's shout, some ones calling
from underneath"
A doctor gets off a newly arrived
ambulance. There's a hole in the
debris now. He goes on his hands
and knees. Crawling, pulling, push
ing, needless of the rocking wall
above, somehow he gets to the people
imprisoned in the cellar below. He
gives them what aid he can-anti-
septics, morphine, bandages, a
torch to rout the awful darkness.
He stands up and dusts his hands.
Better work fast, it's bad down
there"
Finish in Half Hour.
After a half hour of work, we
have them out. The wall still stands.
Once more I turn toward home.
You never know what you'll find.
Again there's the swish of falling
bomb. Mechanically fall fiat. The
ground shakes slightly, but there's
no explosion.
hear some one call from nearby
house, cts in our alleyway, behind
the house.
stay where you are" shouts
another voice. The nearest warden
takes charge. Shielding his torch,
he scouts around, finally finds the
crater and peers down. The bomb
is there, enormously big in the half
light.
Delayed action" he says quietly.
Then he shouts, wake up every one
within SO yards. Warn 'em and get
'em out. want every damn person
out. Phone the police, get some
lanterns, stand in the road and
direct traffic"
Well, that's how 1t is, one night
of many. The communique will
say, Some bombs were dropped
causing some damage. Some casu-
alties were reported" But this is
how it is.