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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
"R0UND-TABLE" CLUB TO
BE ORGANIZED AMONG
PASCAGOULA'S CLUBS

beach front Mr. Stleier announced
thai cooperation Of tie Board n
6upfYl ors had been pledged
throush Supervisor Hermes oautfeT
Niio stated that the aebrts and grass
not only would be removed from
the seaEAll and the beach road
rtahf-e.-Waf but that tie county
dredee would soon pump sand aions
De beaen building the sand beach
anc Restoring II 70 il former beauty
Ihe club VII make another effort
% hafe slsns purchased by the citF
% maTk the entrances into the CITY
efectec Ihese signs have been saor-
e. or the grounds near the city
hal 10 several months nov Taaes
Nefe secured al the suggestion q
the Bushes Club
hafl Niesenberg. acting 8 secre=
tnfy II the absence Of Aafan BeFn1
Wa2 designated to xrite letters .
faf1oss civic organizations and serV-
ice club a WeIl as other oFeankzA-
tlonx 70 seae representatives - >
ceAi ncettae at which 4 Hound
Table Club xul be organized =
Eozk oui pans and carry OF
NaFious programs Tor civic and IN
uiistrial development of the city
Sessuberg aud Donald Simmons
NIH > the Business Clubs Official
REPRESENTATIVES, al the organization
aaeeffng Cooperation Of other clubs
n Ne city already has been pletsad
q NJ new civic body.
= = stripping. personnel dlreczol
~ the ingalls, Shipbuildlnz Corp.
NAk IL saest Of Harold c. Eel =
Hle meeting
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
Patriotic Group
Would Aid Red Cross
With Their Needles

Several women Of Pascagoua met
81 the hoEne Of Mrs r J. Barbour
one afternoon this week TO organize
and q aid the Red Cross The
group included Mrs Sidney SEan.
Mrs George Riegsen. ArE B c.
York. MrS james A Sweeney. Mrs.
Hnbenthall and Ms r 7 Bar
bour. zach Of these women offered
70 organize q sewing group Of her
ozn 70 meet one dsy each week
20 Eew for the Red Gross They
have chosen = make babes lay
cites and are planning % coznplef-
ing % As their quota. TheY are
anxious to interest other women
II tins work and hope they wiz
succeed II doing %.
Any woman Is Interested N this
EoEk and who Is wiling 70 give
one forenoon q afternoon each
zeek 70 q worthy cause Is urged
70 notify Mrs r. ]. Barbour. i25l
Baena Vista street.
ms IS q worthy and commendabIs
Undertaking and Il Il hoped Is VII
- entirely eaeeeSEf4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
MISSISSIPPI EXPORT
LINES INACCURATE BUS
SERVICE YESTERDAY
New Transportation System To Serve Pascagoua. Moss
Point. Lucedale And intermediate
Points Is Started.

The MlsslAslppa Export Lines.
which last week announced is
charter az Incorporation Tor operai-
I'M and establishing a bus line 20
ontrafe between Pasoagouia Mos
pUins ard L1cedaie- inaaEursied ~
first passenger service yesterday.
making Is first run between the
tNo tkFtusnah
" AZ Dattosl. general manager
and traffic manager Of the line.
announced today that two round
frips ARE being made bStWeen Lace
Gale and pascago1iA arc Moss Point
daily under the present nchedule
A new mcdefu. red aud Nlver ~
passenger bus l. no~ carrytns ont
lhe schedule Of operation. Other
buses wnl be added IS traffic de-
mmnda.
The first baa leaves Laredaie a.
5 O'Clock IA the morning and ar
ffvsa at the Southern terminus ~
she Ingalls, sl1ipyard IN PascAgoalA
sc cas- oieAock The second leaves
Esaeesale a. 2s2s IA the afternoon
and arrives AZ Pascasouia 81 as
O'Clock
Tire nofth-koand buses leave the
ingalls, shipyard ~ 2soi IN the
afternoon and arrives IA ueeaale
at i7i Ia the afternoon TIE &C.
ono bis leaves the anipyard ai
aao5 O'Clock IA the afternoon and
arrives IN LacedalH At SIS.
The bis stations already estab-
hkned in Moes Point and Pasca-
gouia vii be used IN connection
wifh the operation Of the likes.
u also vas announced that tne
cuxnrnny had leased = franchise
frozn the Gulf Transport Lanes r.
operate over the iatters route be-
tween McfSain and IAacsdAie. This
p3rt Of the trip would be made
over state highway - 60 IAakes-
xille and thence over state high
way 10 Lueedale. II Is NOS def
nitely known when tlae company will
start operations owe this route,
h0Neref.
W. NJ Dutton also announced
that he had made q trip 70 Jack
son III Interest Of the company dur
ing the early part Of the week
70 file bond, establish tariff rates
and arrange for insurance for the
eoEnpanys buses.
me rates established ~ the com
pany for the ene-war trip from
Lscedale % Pasengoula viii ~ 10
cents. and fom Moax Point 20 Lace
dale. IS cents, Rates between other
polnls viii be IA proportion. The
rates between EoaA Rolnl and Pas
cakoala miIl be IL ennfA Twenty per-
cent redzzction waa be nIane fur
round "trip tteketA There also wftl
N special rates TOT commuters,
At q meeting Of the Stockholders
held earlier this week the officers
70 serve the company were elected.
Tfaey are J. II. Luce. Lncedale
president. HermeA oautter, Pasca-
xoula. executive vsce-president. w.
nc. Dutlon. Moss Puant, general
manager and traffic manager: u
d. SpAnn, Moss Point. secretary
and c. a. Blanchard. Moss Point
treasurer.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
Tragic Death Of
Cyril Hodges, Jr.,
At State College
yeursr Ocean sprinGn Man FAlls
From Third Fioor OF DoFmitoFy
And Cruehea skull

Cyril Dickson Hodges. Jrs z. son
OF Mr. and Mrs C. d Hodges, ST.
Of Ocean Springs. died $50 Sun
dAy morning as TIE result OF = fatl
about sts A M from q third noor
wind0M OF the main dormit0Ey as
Mississippi State College
The accident occurred when
Hodges. playing with other class
mates. ran backwards down . hal
a another student threatened q
ttrow water ON him He fell through
the window. crushing his skull on
the concrete steps below. He was
rushed 20 the college hospital where
he failed 20 regain consciousneah
Young Hodges was q graduate OF
Ocean Springs High School and VA
ma}0rlng IN zoology at State. he
leaves besides his parents. three
brothers. Robert William and Nal
colin and his grandfather. A. J
Catchot also OF Ocean Springs.
Funeral services were held Tues
day evening from the home Of Mis-
Isabelle Hodges, where Dickson had
made his home since he was Q
child. Rev. Father Charles Hunter
conducted The services. PailDearers
we're. Joe Barker. r. L. WestbFook
William Lemon. Roy 8ousley. Ear
Taylor and Raymond Jackson. al
classmates Of Dickson. Burial wal
In Evergreen Cemetery.
A large contingent OF friend,
was present to pay their last re
spects to this fine young man ant
to express their s0rrow to his be-
reaxed family.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
G
BEACH BEING
CONDITIONED
Coanty Dredae Starts Vera He
Sterfnx sand Beach IN Keeping
With Cleza-Up Drive.

paacAzoula's sand beach viii be
restored 20 is former beauty and
usefulness. It was announced yea
teruay b Supervisor Hermes aau-
tier. under whose jurisdiction this
work win be done. The sand viii
b. pumped II BY the jackson
County drodge which Is nt present
employed IN deepening the water
at the head OF the municipal Beach
PARK per.
Nj. Gautter stated that the xosk
vii require several weeks before Il
i competed. The dredge vii be
moved along the beach rs the fIn
IS completed n sections. The
dredge vii be operated about e0
feet from shore. however. It 4 not
the intention % dredge . channel
along the beach front.
A. a measure Of safety. Mr. 0au-
ter announced that all deep Nateg
holes caused b. the dredging would
b marked 20 IS not 20 endangeE
the lives q batners IN uaat SECTION
Markings also w1Il be puf cut Al
the park pier
pAscaRoulas beach front was
badly damaged last summer uhef
hlzh winds and waters prevailed
for several dayA nearing storm uo-
perltcrs ~ tines.
~ the same time II connection
Nth the cleanup campaign Hs
DEBRIS which has accumulated aloni
TIE beach front vii be removed
4 force q men III Be Used IN get
anz tbs Nozz Of cleaning tha
beach trent completed Is quickly ~
possible.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
PASCAGOULA'S GAS
SYSTEM NEARING
FINISHING STAGE
P~rvspecsiss CuaaumcFs % Nstsrat
Gas Urged Te Mahe Appa4nntisna
Par Service A. Ono2k

PascasouiAa natural sAa diEtrfou-
tion System VIII Be ready f0x oper-
alton the first Of June. leaving oniy
= few more weeks for the citinrns
70 make Application Tor this serv-
ice. II wAs announced By q II
Frederic. eity cieFk. wao has chnxes
q applications and under whose
jurisdiction the gas utility service
yin Be- operated for the CITY.
Residents ard owners Of CON-
mercial establishments IA the city
who desire the gas service are b.
Ing urged 70 place their appiica-
tons 81 once 30 thai necessary ar-
rsngemenfs can be made 70 have
them included IN Tire route q Ire
gas mains and service concessions
extended 70 tine places they de-
sire.
Application blanks are now avail
able At the office OF the City CLERK
the rates on the natural gns viii
BE- very reasonable. Il - said. and
win BE- comparable 70 those Of other
cities which are being supplied with
natural gas.
The gas service viii be extended
70 a designated place upon receipts
Of a small deposit accompanying
the subscription 70 service. The
city will accordingly provide meter.
regulator and service connections
as part Of its agreement
II win be necessary for property
holders or applicants. 70 have the
piping on their premises checked
by an inspector 70 be appointed
ny the city. Only licensed plumb
ers win be permitted 70 install
the gas pipings and fixtures.
Don Stmm0nSk city engineer. who
viii have supervision Of the con-
stTnction Of the natural gas dis
tributi0n system for the city, has
announced that approximately
t~hree-fourths Of the pipeline Of
the distribution system has been
completed That Is the materials.
including approximately 10 miles Of
I-inch pspe for connection premises
with the main pipe lines r On
hand and ready 70 Be placed into
position. This work Is going ahead
at q rapid pace. There already
has been laid approximately 10
miles Of the main distribution lines.
extending into all sections Of the
city. including the y. g. Naval
Housing project. In al, about ~
miles Of piping viii be laid.
At the present. the main trunk
line. 70 supply the city with gas.
extending from LlCedale 20 Pasca-
gouia. is nearing completion. This
Eork was done with great expe-
diencp. Behind the rapidly nov
ing ditch digger machines, the
pipes were sunk as rapidly as they
uacnld he tested. The nGpss ara be-
ing welded together at the joints
and the tests are being made by
forcing compressed air into them
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
Cleanup Contest
Winners Announced
BY School Official
Campaign Extended A. Knflsuziasn
U~ontlnnes win Cstisens Carrying
ProErAan I'm Al NeaxhbeFisoodM.

l. l. stigief. general chairman
Of the Paacaaoaia Cfean-up Cam
pa1gn. has reported that this civic
movement l. meeting with great
success and excellent cooperation
& being given b. the residents Of
paScaKo1lA. Everywhere IN the city
ore can see homes being repaired
repainted. and lawns and gardens
placed ~ top condition. AZ The cam
paien moves towards the end Of
it, SECOND week
II was announced also That all
though the campaign was originally
slated for q two weeks period. It
viii b. continued and those who
have not been participating IL the
drive are urged 70 start nos and
fail Ia step
The winners Of Tire essay and
poster contests which were con-
Quoted among the students Of the
pAscaeouia schools during the cam
patgn. were announced today by
Bupt T. n Wells. who offered the
cash prizes IN the poster contests
AGAE N4ENEH vi AA 49, kAt4At@AsA
were awarded by Sheriff J Guy
KrebS.
rrss prize Of u. given IN the
essay contests on the subject OF
what = Clsan-up Campaign can
Mean % q City went 70 Miss Eliza
beth OstmeF. . student Of the i1th
grade second prize. 75c, went 10
Joy Huffman. i2ih grade student
and third prize. SOC. 70 Marie Nor
gar. 9TH grade student
The winners Of the poster con-
test weTe Vera Newbufy. eth grade.
ist. 81. Theodore vlahoS. SIN grade.
ard. v5c. IVAN Janet Laduier. Ord
grade. SOC The winning poster Is
being displayed tn a downtown show
window.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
CURB MARKET
FOR FARMERS
TO BE STUDIED
jackson County Co-OrdinatinE
Council Te Probe Possibility OF
Selling Farm Prednee LEGALLY.

Improvement Of living condition
IN the rural sections of jackson
County were discussed at the meet
lue q ahe Jaekapn County Cperd1s
tSazx s-@nssnesanS nzH1ff &c
the county Agricultural Building
Lack OF effort ON the part Of
many rural residents TO produce
much II their food necessities. was
deplofed by those attending the
meetine 1t was pointed out that
some method must be made 10 en-
courage these people 10 be more
self-sustaining and have them take
advantage OF tire natural resources.
IN the way Of cultivatable soil, sur
rounding their homes by planting
gardens for the family consumption
and To- marketing purposes. thus
adding 20 the family income.
The need OF adequate marketing
facilities for the farmers. parttcu-
larry, those who grow surplus garden
crops o. are engaged in truck farm
ing. Ma discussed II was pointed out
that Tie local markets should be
ENCOURAGED 10 purchase more Of
this produce. and there should Be
a close relationship between the
merchant and produce raisers Of
the country.
Opinion was expressed that the
Creates difficulty In bringing about
great purchases OF the farmers pro-
ducts by the merchants. was the
lack o. proper grading Of produces.
The Council decided that efforts
are % Be made 10 assist the farmer
In this behalf By teaching the
methods Of grading and proper
preparation Of produce for market
ing. TINS would apply to the poultry
raiser as vel as to the gardeners.
A committee composed Of r p.
Epttng county sanitation officer
chairman Miss Ruth Can. no ne
semofztrutlon agent Jia Ramsay.
CONTINUED On page TAM
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
u LAUNCHED
FOR COLLIE AT
PASCAGOULA


One OF the largest tug boats ever
Guilt IN this section. the John
Cole. Jr. wa1 launched Saturday
afternoon OF last week al the +. D.
Walker q Sons shipyaru In Pasca-
Roula, Tor the Cole Towing Co
Appropriate ceremonies we're earri-
ed out at the launching which was
Witnessed by q large representation
Of friends OF the COLES and the
builders
The Handsome vessel Is Of the
latest type of construction beinf
used IN ship construction. being
made Of aI-weldcd steel 1t is rs
feet long. 10 foot beam and 8 feet
draft When placed IN operation vii
be the fifth and largest tus IN the
Cole Towing Co fleet
Although being launched last
Saturday. Il will be eight weeks
before the vessel Will BE- completely
outfitt1e and rigred and ready for
operation II viii be equipped with
9 to0-horsepower. Atlas dteseI
engine
The John Collie. Jr.. Is handsome
In design 1t Is what Is known In
shlpbuilding circles q a smooth
skinned vessel. since II has ne
risets N It's plating Or sides
Little Hiss Billie Herring, younger
daughter Of Mr. and MTz. W. D
Herring. had the honor Of chriSten.
ting the vessel while John Cole. Jr.
for whom the boat L. named. was
among the spectators Miss Herring
dressed IN q dainty lace-trimmea
dress OF ashez Of roses hue, smashed
9 bottle Of champagne on the moss
Of the flag hedecked boat As Il
started down the wAYs into tbs
water.
Once IA the water. the boat was
taken IN charge by one OF the Walk
er ton eoels and brought into tbs
Quilting dock.
The four other tugs u tins Cole
fleet are the Herman Cole. John
Il. Cole. Gloria Cole and the
Buster.
Following the launching refresh
mentS we're served those attending
MSrc Being Built
The Walker Enlpyarc has anothei
tug under construction there also
This Is being built for . LOUISIANA
firm II win be II feet Ions. 1t fee
beam and sax feet draft
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
Three Weeks Remain
For Filing Home Tax
Exemption i m s

Home owners OF jackson County
have until June /. TO file applica-
tons for homestead exemptions. Il
Was announced today by J. K
Graham. jackson County Tax AS
SCISSOR. Homestead owners can af-
feet a considerable saving IN their
taxes by making application for
these exemptions.
The blanks for filing Homestead
Exemptions are available IN the
county assessors office and those
interested In securing these rednc-
lions IN taxation should lose nc
time IN filling out these reports.
AL homesteads are exempt from
taxes. both state and city, I'D 70
$500 assessed salunfion according
20 the laws Pasture t. xne tkze ap-
pzieAtiuTs before june VIII bar
the claims for this years. 1t Is re-
ported.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
BARBER TRIMS PRICES
OF HAIR-CUTS, SNEERS
AT PICKET, OUTSIDE

Picketing the Mallette Barhershop
st Canty street and Krebs avenue.
By representatives OF the Paseagoula
BARRIERS Union attracted consider
able attention yesterday. MaIiette.
a former member OF the union. with
drew last Saturday from the or
~ganization and reduced his prices
on haireuts. thereby bringing down
the disappr0yai Of the fellow BARRIERS
Of the city.
A young man. decorated with a
sign reading This Barber Shop Is
Unfair to Organized Labor. BARRIERS
Local $50. Central Trades and Labor
Council paced up and down In
front Of the pieketed shop through
out the day.
He was somewhat taken aback ana
plainly surprised when one Of the
feminine reporters OF The Chronicle
Star Approached him for . story.
Who hired you" the reporter
asked dropping In step with the
picket and the crowd began to
assemble.
" I dunno. ask him. he pointed
% Gene Mallette IN the Peoples
Barber shop. never sIackenine his
pace.
Well VINO are you working for9s
The picket mumbled i~ncoheYent-
" about Che union, and demonstrate
Cd very plainly that ne did not care
TO talk. The reporter and the picket
keeping pretty good step with each
other, pretty soon became very con-
spicuous. 50 the inQufsitor decided
to withdraw and leave him IN favor
Of Mallette who was n the barber
shop.
I'm from the Chronicle-star
the reporter said in way Of into
ductinn. WIN you give me q state
mentg~
Mr MAliette. looked very pleasant
and happy about the whole thing
and talked very freely.
There was TOO many customers
vho quit me since my fnty-cent
haircut LII. Maliette said Men
wao CAME here before. some q
them business men il toNn. too.
quit coming here after that They
are going 70 the men IN town who
give hair cuts Tor Is cents 81 their
houses Or going 70 Biloxi. Culfp0rt
o. Mobile and / had 10 cuf ms
prices fer me % make enough to
stay In business and get the bust
nez I haa lost
Asked how Ms business had been
since be cut his prices back . the
old rates. he stated that i had been
coed al DAY. md shak ne rad e
tsrn ON Of rs customers away.
The reporter inquired Il the
nAeketlns bothered him. and he
replied. hot 9 BIT. is the bet ad-
EeFnsemsnt ! have had II : long
tine
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
VANCLEAVE VOTERS TO
DECIDE SCHOOL BOND
ISSUE IN ELECTION

A new order calling for tfse lsSu-'
anee o. $4,000 In bonds for the con-
Efrucaon OF 3 neW school building
ara teachers nome for the Van
cleaee Consolidated School. Vas
Issued this week by the jackson
County Beard OF Supervisors during
Their regular NAY session Inc
voters OF thai school district VII
decide tire issue a. the polls ii q
special election scheduled 70 be held
or Saturday. May 81
TIE nsz order settles 8 contro-
versy between various factions ano
school officials which has been car
ried on over = period OF more than
q year.
INK viii be the second time the
voters have been called upon 70
decide the tzaae On May 8. 1888. the
voters decided Overwhelmingly %
Issue the bends for construction Of
the buildings The funds n that
time sere 70 have been supplement
Cd b. q $4,000 appropriation Of
WPA money. The controversy. how
ever. based o. the purchase Of lands
alt tit SIT ~ ~ kA0fA@1 &
building stopped the sale Of the
bonds ard ne Issue fell through
Last year. the bond issue Has
again called 70 the Attention o. the
people. resulting IN long litigation
between the dissenting parties IN
VOWED and the matter vas aired
IL the lower courts. finally reaching
the state supreme court. which Up
ned the then board of trustees. IN
Their acton. refusing the sale Of
the bonds.
a petition containing the names
q SO qualified voters Of the district
requesting the sale Of lhe bends,
failed 70 dA1nt the trustees IN their
action. preventing the sale.
TIE proposed pans fer me school
building. cal for ; rWo-story nod
en- brick structure New equipment
Ill Be Installed throughout the new
buildings.
TIE polling place for the election
vi be he present Tanelease School
hoaze- Tie voting Viii lake place
between the hours Of 6 O'Clock Ia
the morning and 8 O'Clock IN he
evening. Al qualified voters Ia The
district may vote n the election.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
SOLDIERS PRAISE.
PASCAGOUlA FOR
ITS HOSPITALITY
Mess PuEns Xeum9 Mens nasines.
Cab re Sponsor Entertainment
Rer Tnninees Thie Week End

The MneS Posnt Young Men
Business Cub ui1l Be hosts g ~
u 8 Army Soldiers vino util b
guests ct the PAscaEculs Recre4
fioxai Center unis week end Tni
Is the first time that thk honcl
has fallen 70 an organization on
al the city OF PAscaEuula. Mnc
tase camp sAs established more nsl
q mnnth m90
I1ae officials ns the Moss Point
examination have seiected the Pas
ca9uula Community HosE& as iht
place IN whtch the dance vii b
gfven. This eveni. Is cne which 4
lnoknd forMAzd 70 By t1e fFainees
ufso arr sent here for the week ends
tbs mas heen attHs1ed 81 naaaeg-
Gus communications received frou'
fhose Who have visited ult CAMP
an the past few weckx
A. has heen the cusfo6a. she Dance
vii he for the soldiers only Tire
karls * Mos polnt and paScagouaa
viii " permitted 10 attend o1iy
by presentation OF their tnFitataanz
at the door.
Lan week, the entertainment 81
ne SOLDIERS waa4 IN charge Of the
PAeeaaoula high school students and
faculty. This uas declared 70 ~
ananng tire MOST perfect Of enter
talnznents thus fsf given 70 nhe
0oEdtefx
According 70 Bulletins assured from
Camp Shelby. giving reports Of l&ki
weeks events At Pascagouia. tired,
bat happy were the 4t4 men ard
10 officers who returned Sunday
evening from a week end Of fun IN
PasezFouia. II Southern Hospitali-
q Is that which pAscasouiA had
O. offer. then u Is wonderful. for
the men Of thc is Infantry we're
entertained IN q most hospitahls
manner.
saturday evening. after having
been assigned 20 quarters a. tns
Army Recreation camp only a
short distance from the city. takes
we're kept busy ~ the mad ecram-
be 20 get into Jomn' began
I'm tire city. the Pascag0ula scnooI
system had arranged = program
for the evening. ard Tue dance. he'd
m the ball room over the fire DE-
pmFEment wAs most successful. viii
Music and dancing continuing ~
most uninterrupted from 9 O'CLOCK
until loo A ~ Dancing partner
came from miles around to ki1oH
the Ohio boys q good time.
Sunday found = gnodly percent
are Of lhe ftilOws invited 70 hoznes
Vi cI..sens OF PAaeaRouia and other
pofntS FaIly ten pereens ~ the
soldiers went 70 the various church
services. Many vent swimming.
others played golf. some vent walk
ina with newly-founu f1end$-afzd
a. Qsae Slept there liast wasn't
a letter reserved ny = mernber
az the PnscaeoalA High School taeal-
81 exprezszne thanks for the en-
toyahle reception. contained tht tol-
lowing excerpts.
4 have taken & upon myself -
a committee OF osae. 70 express ON
appreciation to you and your Co
workers for the wonderful time ~
had nhile re wefe your guest& ]
am speaking for the Is q % men
VITO tsloroashly enjoyed every min
ute SPENT II the dance. These sans
men Ah0 re Al my company ar
looking Reward with eaeerness &
the nezt eonsoy back 70 P1scagoula
Tne nEQsAe Afe a. very friendly ans
wn se1 Ehat PascagOuaA WA th'
hll<np4Nce Of those tao well-knoNl
MnrzAs Southern Hospitality WI
nad heard OF the Southern Hospi-
tatty even back IN Indiana. but !
waz IL PAzeAeoaln that We met t.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
REPAIRS snE

II a crystal Is broken IN two. and
tha parts placed IN liquid crystal.
the broken surfaces viii be repaired
ard each part vii grow into . ne~
crystal
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-09
FoUR HOURS DAILY ON Blm1

Cambridge, MAsz-The Rev. Ben
Mmin Beers e. zayz shat sines 1850
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