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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
Dramatic Club In
Prospect of Forming
For Pascagoula

on "Wednesday night q eEoap az
gxengy yourle people. under the al
recflnn o. MFs Tun wells. met Fl
ne Community House. 70 ur1An-
ne a dramatic club
The meettnx hexau ~ Ice oeaock
81 which time Mf8 Tom wells !
planned lhe purpose Of the gather
ing Wide aWnke members, vito
are interested IN any phase Of the
alter work. eiectFicianA stage decofA-
tors. and actors. are invited to take
part IN this club No name was
ssaseAsed. nor were any offnex&
elected because more people are
expected &C the next meeting
where this viii take place.
II was decided that II would be q
good idea 70 LET the plays that are
put on 50 for charitable purposes
for the q s. O. and other oFRanl-
xatiunS.
In order % decide on plans 70 be
carried out in the orwanixafion d
the club, committees were APP
pointed. Miss Rose Nell rsenson Il
70 act a. chairman, and she chose
TO work with her. Harold Oauller,
Jr~ Mrs. Tom Wells. Dosiie Daniel.
and Manfred Parker. Faey viii
hold their first meeting On Monday
night AZ 7.5o ct Mira Wells home.
To have . really good club. about
90 members are desired. That i
50 that MI Ire talent needed % put
on q play can be found in the
club More boys r encouraged %
attend. The next meeting will be
held Wednesday At ZOO At TIE Gem
munity House. Everyone interested
IN this work Is invited.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
SPORTSMEN TO
ASSEMBLE FOR
MASS MEETING

Al fishermen and sszafIsEaan N
P~Rscaeoaia. Mnes potul ard s1efnllg
sFe being urged 70 make every pa
sible elfsHz = sttsna : meeE1as o.
TIE West jackson County Game ard
FIsh Protective Association % b.
held At Gems Camp neaf VAN
clense. next Thursday uleik july
n Prominent state nffiEtak Inkll1d-
ing Judge Zen Btspkeslz. sEzazeeihs
u the Laurel district v ? Dear.
man. state eaHe and fin aazn1ufs-
zloneF and Greek T. Kiee. ezafs It
lofTitF general. wfil BE- among Eh1ee
alten6Ins tie meetir1a
ms nesting 3 bslns sailed ~
w. A Rogers e Nancaease. meea-
dent q Ilza west Saeksaa cazzniy
association. - stated ~ eng
through ualted End cooperative e.
I0Fis NliI proper ~e0gfe1tfss nlsz1seds
ba taken 70 e~FeFposae lhe offsets
az TT recent killing ~ II mEIikppn
a. mn md anrimp "a Efza Fz6na~
aoais RlgeF aaa1 ks~lfGfeFY streams
A IaTss Eaza4sT e. penaA aaaad
upon tie fltaiue h fhese alf6ema
Ter EeeseeE&an end eporl - Nen ~
many afze operate nzlzizzs eampa
ard use Hza. no Wifl - deprived
a. ; Hssas II rs faknKs. heeaase e
the EsesnE p4insksn
Tise szEssal paslle i lnslIsa -
attend ua1a nesting
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
ANNUAL GULF STATES
SKEET TOURNAMENT
SUCCESSFULLY HELD
l. c. winterton Of Host Passageula skees As~ocation Wins
High Overall Scsr~ While Main Event Goes To
Springhal Youth.

shA &se, ara N. l. W Chfkas
placed eeexna CO ne entire coM-
ha1zatson w1lh fasx<sn
IN the class cksNznp1onshiTs n
tire Sab-Sma4enaze event. rM
CakiaA won En0 Class A ChnmrNnn.
ship uash TTxtae A a. rwFaaho won
CiaSs y with zlxiN and uuA
Lunsforc. ~. a jackson wen
Class G want sexioo
IN ne afi~xauxs nGutNsk l. C
Perdne and , Q Gtnter tied fc
top paAoe Ia Class A with eSxt@.
pertf foFctrge 0inier into secund
naaee "a ire s1ous~ofT A n PERI
xao wun Csacr b with e2xio0 and
Dw . r. Beck Of Mobile won Class e
with : score az 7sxieo
IN The AIlsange contest l. G
Winterton headed the IA Class
wish i<sxiH while A "a Feltua
and Dr. ClaIltx tied Tor second
place with ie6xisa r j. Oausaes
Of Biloxi Nh the Class A cham-
paonship with t<sxis0 and c q
Rafney wak runner-up stth i&SxIN.
Clsss d was we0 ~ Mrs l. ".
Chlids WITH a scare Of ifbxito over
p q Clifford Of Gautier. whose
excellent score If itsxis0 only won
him second place IN Class c. Stexe
Kuliua OF Biloxi took first place
with f36xl5o and IL c. r Smith
Of Pensacola was runner-up with
ls4xi5o The Class ID Champion
ship went 20 r. r. Dawley, the genial
president Of The Biloxi Gun Club,
who turned IN a score Of t20xi8o
70 put johnnie walker Of PascE-
goual IN runner-up position with
his fisxIB0 Miss Sue Powell Of
Baton Rouge. Louisiana. took tbs
Class r Championship with
f1sxis0, leaving Russell Braun Of
Biloxi N runner-up position with
I2ixi50.
The Junior Event was won By
Gus Lunxford. Jr* q l4-year-oid
from jackson. with Ii5xls0. while
Lawson Of 0reenvllle. won The Al
In the professional division SD
gauge Event wKh t47-lso ovu
Harry Weathersby OF Columbia,
whose score was i41xi50.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
Years
Happy Married Life
OF Popular Couple

AR ard kagx g A Co., ~
Gear street. eeeHgvea ezea 80 ~
silver WeazsAs ~AsaniregsasT - EksF
hQxns en- Azndax afenExnn ~
observance $50 e@lFtiY e31xAfaasA
uath nHsfF masHaNss a Iaa mnae
saEmEs mwexi &u uha wfsnm
neth ~ ana Msa CtanE ase ne
hsFa - Muzninen4 FNNpMgeaA fAmaas
laa AsrA CANle & ire fsuess Mis-
Anssks Wsee1zrelks4 and "a sasv q
ieta alle ~ nAs18ed ~ naa4ra A
Ceiie Tna cefNmRny eea msswna
- Rxs " A AAii Il re pFeshg
hestan 0mrh Ia ns unsm hnN
TO thhs unAnn aastFs psse lNsn fsMax
chtiffwn Misses BennlN MarNaes41e
ana Annss Lee colls ara m1Hafa
Culle TlieY hase mace iAelf hamne
IN rAncaRuala gsnae ialeE nsAfsa4es
Am0snx nsF aat-of-lnan feiasssm
sakifime TIE CsaIlek 8and3S - exsend
their h&ss Wishes sese Aff4 Hsnxy
CualR and nmFSMsA Esaa C1M u
Muolies Axfa literary rremsa q nj.
luxi. ana Mrs. AllNst MAy ana hmal
lean Menette ~ tarknon
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
Politics Can Wait
Awhile, Announces
Attorney General
Eass c~sFrses1ex ttse EessAsflsn ~
Fs4k f1ezzfnesien WIN - ifis
Kzszs zastn<@s. 49, -

AfIaTn4s- 0en11nl oTe<z Rice
pulled : FIAT enc kfaneAF en-
the eap4zos pFsam bnfs anA a4hexH
afuasna Eae e9pfloi N4la le4fnea
fneFw aAA "a D. nn tHlrzaEt4Etf con.
fNrtElee u hts office - : -
Anttetp&klna IN announcement
1nn ~ q auDt1SHf@EezHrdza4 lts
aftoFnes essefnfs ueeeEezzra e&ns
diaaeY In uss " 9 eeaet<. -
pufteFs huadie4 mauzN4 IL o1ftee
thirty minutes tEfufe tfs seHedaiee
tlfne
AZ r. spsetntea hnn usnssAi
ni1e. Ms eyes whistles. hnf1e0
est - faiisziela ssslezzzzzz4 heeliNd
Politics Can Waf4ss
- ehleflT oople<xa1a NO. n
fsstoflna peaee asnn - Fs*eAags-
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teFA tsEe4xeInN Azd t4zaE4suna
calls afzins - % - azzzstalax -
step Ne ~pulnuuln9 ~ fEzn II unis
river Ana - uibutaFaezA
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game &c tn cusnml@sa1 and /
are nf a1ak 60 It's &C. and "
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
FURRY Family Will
Have Reunion Aug. 10
At Daisy Vestry

On Sunday. August 10, 1871. the
descendants o. the late Rev. John
FURRY, ST. Henry Furry. ar- and
Joseph FURRY. 81. win have :
family reunion at the Daisy veetry
school house. from 1000 A. n until
400 p. NJ.
All the descendants Of thene three
pioneer citizens 81 this section. and
Of Abnef Furry. the forefsther al
them ALL vino have long since
passed TO their reward. sre e.
pected 70 attend the gathering.
which Il an annual affair. Thes
viii bring their lunches ana IN an
proprlnte program viii be arranged.
any friends q the Furry family
will be welcomed.
Last year there we're about three
hundred Ia attendance af fhe re-
union and . larger crowd Is ex-
pected this year. They VII eoszs
from several states.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

FANE&MNNN $3.50 N~&4 49,
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uwssef.nm sa uAAny a. tHena n6Ea6z
- useg nan pssazhlg affofA
A ts<tef asze sAa rid neH 4 8
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n4nca
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nneresA rs sA4rnllEM eexnmsless
lus ase nazsz4 fiscal rAs shkA
40 q faN7
n,ana aanew ssuup ~ . + MR-
peasnwh en.AsmsAn Nv. A + IA.
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nNmesA - MsssN
massseF enkastAlnsnsaa4 ARD aaznnml
Oese a. AmAnA rasansnsns = q
fnfah. u ouy krutm r. fas1naa 1.
haorsn. nsfnaFa welke3 aaa I :
Walaa
puzing Fsanen MasrAY ~,
Ralfh neE1Enan
nssldsnx Res. Palmer 2 4 CAREY
nst rn1hsr . n MeKee A
nurrneg. " o msswa6aEa II. nnIga
, petmaa. AiIraa " Mafaailele
Mrstnaa vsaHksAlA AlizS Weiss'
and AfmaEsa WaEknx.
ntnen~k l. WEstss RFnskn.
gonts oNeai lssFwefuNs rs&s4 La.
nrn Fs~n0a Aurxay. literary Tesfe
msn. jules Eaehnmasee ara FhsR,Ei
Krelas
FnlleMln4 ne lEntaltAttusA : bAal
fet slEf4ef 80 aerye4
viNfons inrinaed ntssItet uepatl
nnvden. nfueher kndnfef. = uAnsh
and Kazesne kkAazsnno. ~ q uua
port
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

b. Mrs. nsai o'uEsen. wsfss4rt.
ana Nm Martln HnQfNAfd 6&se the
areasareFn repoft AfleF 1he nAsl.
ness Esa@lnn sAs psef : social hsaf
ma1 enbuyea and - etssEa 80 cake
sFere served ~ the ~futAuetns laaaes
Menaames Annie Olsen. : 3 Cara
Armand 1osale. n. 0isegM Warren
Heely. I'd Springer, naAt Carter.
Mmune EaFnsWufth. and Martin
shepard ana Mis- KAls psssI1En
AZ members. and TO a1zezi4 Hf4
Alfred coFbln and Mrs EI.fssy
Hudson.
A baby boE weighlne nine zfa q
half poan1a ens born ct lunH 81
10 Mr.. and MR. J. p Bishop IN their
home ca Kfehs LAses Tne rossnx
man has ben given the nssn< a
Mcfiiwain
Walter n Cutler. Js.. nam a. kaks-
o. and MFa water ~ ualley. MlH
Friday for Ithaca MNW xufh. where
he wtfl enter Cornell University
walter graduated IA June from To
lane ana resolved 81 appointment
~ sncsNn N the united States
Naval Hhefxes
Mr.. and Mn. Otla sharp .nd Miss
Mary pownlnE AZ Mes Ofsaash, .sx
spending several weeks a Tire
sharp Cottage On Reach noztcsard.
o
Mis- Margaret FINLEY ard John
Finley. accompanied b H1z4 nuana
Green ef New OgieAna. spent TIE
Fourth sf July wee&exa NIeh their
hrothsr~fn-faw and nixteF. A4r. and
MgN nnaa Murphy nf Saekneu nse-
nee Mf Ffuleg was 4 l~8esneleN ~
me crKw uf NE nopin hoaa II. TAN
ing rnn h the regatta fsees b.
tween Biioxf ard unlfpnFt.
Mrs. I. noes Murphy spent Non.
day visiting with frisEide ana FeIa.
tiFes IN Hsw uFisana,
-
Miss lsafy Ciothiids was. N4so
has been ne house TslssE Il her
uncle end aunt ~. and Ara
Ernest . way fm uns psi five
weeks returned wednesday . her
home IN nldKevilis O. q Ths cllsnAx
u her whit hsFs waa = niaEst-aeofna
"Trip ~ hsm Orlsans hossd4y a
this wesA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11


tnushs nrN mNadan2 maaxhkne ksasna
sn2 sneet unzta1 ne e~cs4zrNatAn
asaa uhkh waa authxeE4 fm ne
wt.aed wM opsa a. snn1 81 eHAa%
fsea nsatxsxinfs ran BE- oefa1nsA
mexhAmkeas Hn&fneNtn9
A cuuFnr N msehan&eai eEneineSx
M. undNr lisa Sponsorship e rs
psmrMRuula Sehnel2 ard AtM3ANztp~
d state CyNhea b n94 n<lns con
&aeteo AZ ue p~AncMxculA fti&n
Schuna enIlasns ms egszEea =
rtanne6 to rum IL weeks two nlznts
each week and two hcnsx saeh
eight
Prul. Hpann4a az tire repaftment
az Knginnering u MiN4Aksipp4 state
CaIiere b N~sFNFxfauF az Tire mnno1
and Il M Macy il IN charge of ths
ThM Il . eeur% n aske con~
ennstrurtiun ard y conducted on :
eollere lrsel Credits - engineer
lne enfseu al ne school vii -
recognised b. tse enlieee afficAals
Thers are aheat 80 sAuasats res
htefed foE the course which tn-
ei0dcs theory ard actual wugk
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
SOLDIERS ENJOY
FOURTH Of JUliAI.
CAMP


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ruaAed ICED again
TIE easises iNft Late Sunday AZ.
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eaeunlaa hospitality ard Nxppesetnl
q desire % return.
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Moss puknf 4 ~epoflsoFizze h1s fsam'
al 6xsea wh&h Mfil Be hsAa e ~
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
Pascagoula YWBC
Installs Officers

The Pascaeoula Young Yomens
Business Club installed is newly
elected officers at It's meeting held
Monday night Of this week Miss
Bonnie Cole. retiring president
opened the nesting and then acted
IS Installing officer.
Those installed we're Miss Fran-
ces Lcatherbury. president. Miss
Josie johnson. vice-presiaent: Miss
Marguerite Cole. secretary. Eizz
Louise Roberts treasurer: Miss Ruth
Cain. historian. and Miss Eunice
Green, reporter.
Miss L~eafherbury after taking
office appointed the following com
mittee chairman. Bonnie Cola.
dances: YYonpe DaRRetL men,
bership. Fora White, social: Ellen
DaREetL finance. Ruth Cain.
cleanup: and Fora white. light
inc.
The club has started preliminary
plans Tor q dance which II VIII give
In the near future.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
Firemen's Celebration
On independence Day
Outstanding Success

The annual Pascagouia Fremenx
picnic and celebration staged at The
Pascsgoula Municipal Beach Park
Friday. July 4. as part Of The In
dependence Day observance, was an
outstanding success Il was reported
at the regular monthly meeting held
Monday night at the fire ha1. Il
va reported that over S750 had
been realized which win be used
for various expenses and for group
insurance on members VINO might
Be injured while combating q fire
IN the city.
Although the rain In the late
afternoon and night interfered with
the program, the celebration va
considered q huge success. Booths
and concessions which were erected
at the park provided amusement for
THOUSANDS Of persons from All parts
Of Jackson County and vicinity VINO
assembled at the park for the oc-
easl0n.
One Of the mast popular places
Al the celebration VA the dining
room operated b the PascaeoaIa
High School Band Auxiliary. This
proved profitable TO the auxiliary
IS vel Is 70 tie fiFemen. The fire.
men AZ their meeting also voted 70
make . SIS contribution 30 the
bands expense fund. and following
> collection taken Up a. the meeting
t44A va raised for lis purpose
One new member "a taken a -
the meeting He Vas Airica CroE-
hzer.
Travis AFera. chief driver Of he
Company, announced that only
four small fires had occurred IN ne
citg during the month Of June.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
Odd Fellows Will
Install Officers
Next Tuesday Night

On next Tuesday night at enght
O'Clock. Odd Fellows OF Pasoagoula
Lodge No. IS. VIA install their
officers for the ensuing six months
term. This installation was 10 have
been held on the first Tuesday IN
this month. but vas postponed for
good reasons Until next Tuesday
night. july IS.
The Third Degree Win be given
10 . class Of candidates after which
the Installation viii be held. After
the installation refreshments vii
be served ard . social hour en-
Joged.
All members are urgently re-
qnesled 20 Be present
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
VancIeaye To Hold
Meetings Tuesday

The vancleave Home Demouzfna-
ton Club VII meet next Tuesday,
afternoon Il : oackock ~ the p. , A
Mouse N VancleeVe Il was anroune-
81 by Mira =. L Booker. PRECEDENT
he top4e Tor discussion b. taa mem-
b~rR viii Be he operation Of nehaxt
lunch rooms Mrs n g I0ser or
oautier. had q TIE G1utier sehooi
cafeteria. I'll Be present an4 IN
Lead the forum.
Tuesday ersnins e Taso osekek
tae elub III sponzor > health pfo-
cram e TIE school ~. A 7. M
neau county heaI1h officer ual 8
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

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Eeilne Ffiele1 q Mobile. NIzIIsd il
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

A baby baE weiahlne nine slia q
half poan1e ens born OF lans 81
10 Mr. and Mrs .. ?. ntzfs1n IN their
home ca Krehs Lara. 1he roslnx
man has hesn given the nsme a
Mcfiiwatn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-12
G. \. Meeting Held
With Ann IIaithrocA

The intermediate G. AS of tie
First Baptist church met recently
with Ann Haithcock. The dcNotjou-
ere led by Peggy Parker, Ana
ltaithcocll, and Peggy Hunt, loll"WcC
by prayer.
The program topic was "llomc
Mission Work in the South among
Foreigners, Indians, and Negroes
and consisted Of the following: a Sc
lection, Among the Negroes, by
Edith Davis; "Ampne the Chinese
by Peggy Parker; Some Original
americans" by Florence Glcnn, anC
& talk ON Miss Annie Armstrong was
sven by Mi Las ltcr,
Ncv. officers were elected q fol
lows: president, Peggy Parker: frs;
5'cr-prcsidcnt, Jean Dixon; second
llcc-precidcnt, Peggy Hunt; >ecrc
tory, Wilma ThompSon; aSSlstdn,
crrctary, Della Dixon; treasurer,
ANA Faithcock; scribe, Ann Starley:
oci~l chairman. Christine Sne2d
personal service chairman, Florence
Glenn: and mission study chairman,
Annice Mitchell.
The meeting vas adjourned and
delicious refreshments were served
by Ann Haithcock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-12
Peabody Glass 10
Give Opera Tonigh

The Peabody Opera class Of Pea
cody Conservatory Of Music, Balti.
more, Md, viii present tonight Noi
SIotoW'a opera "Martha". The Wort
Will be produced by Dr.. Ernest Lert
o: the Peabody staff, formerly al
tiStIc director Of civic opera I
Frankfort, Germany, more recent
~ staff director OF the Metropolita.
Opera Company III New York. Mem
ers of the Peabody Symphony Or
chestra Will accompany the opera
lalI Patterson. Of Henderson, is [
member Of the orchestra and VIII
play inst violin. Dr.. Gustav Strub,
Is orchestra director.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-12
GIRL SCOUT NEWS.

Thc Weekly meeting OF the Gji'
Scouts of troop No. l was held Tue
day afternoon at 3:45 O'Clock at the
Scout headquarters. They discussed
the mother and daughter banquet
that Will be held Friday night, al
$50 O'Clock in the high school cafe
terra. Mrs. Il, c. Gary talked about
the Girl Scouts, They then went to
patrol corners, they danced the Njt-
sinia reel ana closed with saying the
prom laws
D-loIca Ljld. o4Il-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-12
Young People Fl ~
Executive Meeting

The Young Peoples society q
Culburg Methodist church ueiu ii
executive meeting at the ~palsonu2,
Monoay night with Rev, ,Aubct
>mi,N ~ cnurse. line uul.t. ~. III.
n>WIy elected officers WclC luas,,
and outlined for the nCN sis .luuul
\ :nCl9i hour va, NciJ al ...@ Co.,.
clls!on of the meeting.
The following officers were PIC
sent: president, Nellie Faulkner: we.
president, WIuum GlIt: rlcnsu4r
:ecultdgy. Oreida E|iIingtcH; ya..e
ponolnS secretary, DIVA Guptou
tgc&sdro!, Lady Byrd oat,"rUng.t
Jl0 Ire ~.3iloNIng Committee vug.-
ru,li. program, lucylc I'Wrnu.a, J..
n..,. Ill.,, ,'I su.ct, memo l.rt.
William i'll; mission, Natc Gap.a
u.- i-y4>r, L,tutsy u,..4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-12

This trim Sprlstne "nGispcnabc' comes in the nick Of time lU
tauonal Sew and Save Week, which is Icing held from February y t
March l.. Created by our " Marian Martin, it will do double duty as
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It's accompanying instructor sheet to speed you IN. The whole ensemble
,an be finished 70. very ItNC at home or your local sewing center, where
Ill the latest dIc%makng methods are taught. Tee fitted wool creps
Jacket is in the utN Longer Ength, Its rounded nccklne nicely SHOWS of
'highrdng" pocket tabs Which are Of cclorul plaid wool to match the
simple, Slim skirt This Pattern, available IN sizes Il to -, is Just on O
page.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins for this Marian Martin Pattern K
Henderson Daily Dispatch. Iauun Department, 22 West 1877. Street
New York. N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-12
.Zeb Vance P.-T. 4.
Meeting Thursday

The Zcb Vance Parcnt-Tcachei
Association Will hold its regula.
meeting tomorrow C~Thur~d1y) nigh,
at 1870 o'clock in the school au-
dltorium.
Members Of the senior class VII.
conduct a L1ncl discussion on tho
subject democracy in an American
Way Of Living. A moving picture II
iechnlcolor, showing flower arrange
rents, will be shown through tn,
courtesy Of the Henderson COca-Coi;
Bottling Company.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-12

She met HIM in Lisbon. She a Bra
lillian and he an American aero
nautical engineer. They married
and will live in California. Mrs.
Anderson is shown arriving at New
York from Europe. Her husband is
Byron Anderson of the Wright
Aeronautical Company.