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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
ROTARIANS HEAR
Of school, NEEDS;
COUNTY DEFENSE
Tom Wells Sp<zks On sehasiz ara
KsFk Buhnrzm 60 Csun4F
Defense Oxsanizzfl4n

Rosarians heard tho fine talk1 ~
their meeting wednesday. one ~
Superintendent Tom Wells Of the
pase2eoulA city schools. and one BY
Kirk Burufam Of Moss Putnr. chair
mar q the Jaekznrs County Defense
Unit
Superintendent Wells went into
detail In ulhng tfe school situation
IN Pascagoua, - II Il &ffeE1ed ~
the present increase Of pupatAttun
and the great increase that VII take
place whcn the federal housing
project y completed and xhe seven
hundred houses are occuu4eo He
showed thai the present enrolment
Of pupils uas las IN an the city
schools. w1th - teachers. and the
anticipated increase during the ses-
son Of le4i-42 woold he i.ioo. and
facilities for caring for them would
lConanned On Page Teal
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
COURT.
NET MONDAY FOR
SECOND NEEk
Fsa1S 11r&es EmpmnsfksS AFsE Trial
~ C1sem menunseA Iasf CO Gases
naHs~s~a ~ sanse Lass Repa~s.


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
COTTON STAMPS
ARE PROPOSED FOR
JACKSON COUNTY.
fhew Neamxs6MF Kn4~ses Fhw
sszns9 Faan

E-ndaNenaszs 81 ~ CsazNa STAMP
r14n fG 1kexNan Cugnf4 wez given
~ a EaexxtM t<ss Wednesday asexn
ax IN 80 @fykN * A Fsankae
eo4suty &srsf Wl4lam MaoFe FvgMe
sentative az uw AAA 8ap2gs Mara
sztnx u8stase3 Aun1oee ~ mew
ira aza 9GtAEseG ax pAnk q crz
&Eaaa % th@ nww @p4ram
Cxsann iMszssEa 1lso fe6aNe ltars
painting ~ ~ &Az4 ere Aexn frnsn
us3T &ereaKe 81 An year Ill -
given Kfsmna 40 10 g. M satsN
wfssrn mas - reseesns1 ~ sutfsrz-
1eG soes fa eossqa zpa1s uz2na.
fAgtgFea in a8 unisec ssaseH ffueu
Unl4oe States gFssME exsG1N Tie
stamps IN turn - b -Fsdeeanea
h ea4h ~ hR UastFtcs effscr & she
IA m Se9 0sis@ns
4 w3x peiEtee aas - ~ Aoase
tsa@s xazf 4St4hz nta1e puress &
e1Ntu1 may b. purchased b ne
farmers Wsth the stamps Aam6s
sur wfsanaaN hoz1s~z also Ell e
permitted % rxemsEE the stAnsps Ter
aA merchants
Vi nrasnfiea 0f paaezssasA
Nas aMeluseS Temporary chairman
% Ire csSxn ssafEfp wuMfam Tor ffte
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81 merchants in TIE county fM
FSA1ay u1EhA Jgf@ ~ to - hes1
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or saandilnG the N44napn
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&esaf 80 Be- ru<tnn Esanagn are
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usaY he Eznru
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nj 70 AFtkfEa1s Ia Il a ) CO.
operative ard pm1ranate kasygsssNns
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re country TrR z 8 Government
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CO fE Fsoeezntng ule stamps
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gram > 10 Hs<TrA& she duzTznssm
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tfsereos helping Business Il general
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pzz1 largely 81 the coupeEAtsou Of
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retail d~Asytoaxaon q coktEn gnodx
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rscNase literature ex~pAAGnfna tlse
geznpiese operation q the plan
The a~nznlEzeea appointed to
aAs1n m carrying cut thH pan IN
JaeEaen County are J " Bsuuu-
is1 PA<axoaAA. chairman. Ores
or Woo1. Mess Point. Ixo Has~n-
niaza. Rzscaxu1A. ~ d uesr1EN
P2zagnaAa. Ruth Cain. faAakuula
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
JACKSON COUNTY UNIT OF
RED CROSS ELECTS NEW
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Officials Praised For Guiding Organization Through Great
est Year Of Its History After
Reports Are Made

Tne Jackson County Red Cross
ms month ek&ed rs fiscal rear
9Th 3 report 70 the general mem
1ersaip that me year waz one 81
tae greatest IN the local chapters
aizsorT. IRE organization compaeted
e Vast volume q wuxk during me
a4sf Ye2r and is financial cundi-
tioxs Is excellent
he ANIMAL membership meetlns
saS hello Tuesday night In the
county court house building IN Pas
guul4 with Mayor CnAries r Ben
nett o. Ooean spxings county
ehairmsn. pressing Various eam-
mirtee enAlrmen made their re-
para a. tae meeting
Mrs Bess < B1rnhaTt Ocean
Spsmz. secretary. reported That
rarIuE the past year there ueze
80 memberships paid Up and eon-
trnatlonz tosaIle1 E03&54 knclaG-
~ $50 from Ire Jackson County
bo@rc Of SUPERVISORS
The financial report given b
A : GottSche- Ocean SUtnEs
treasurer. gAx that 8ns542 had
been received - the chapter dur
ng ne ye4r. ard there remains Oh
aAne 3 balance % s1o4e. The chap
trT sent sf.7o0 % the na1tz1al
headquarters fer British relief SIS
for Ire AAicf1ex Pre- relief. SIS
contributions 70 me national bead
Quarters. K1o4 - for civilian relief
12Z for Supplies and production.
And kI2zi1 fT general exp@usea.
TIE report o. Ail3s MARY OKeefe,
Ocean sprinEz Junk1T BED CuE
Chairman ShoEed thai there Wers
Sc funfox menub<F1 and tnry have
dugze q Considerable autoznt Of
Muek daring TIE yeAx
Arthur Smith PascAgo4la. cEAH-
nAu o. first asd Reported thai a
persons Ln tne county rad beer
EiEeu frs A1 Instructions uudel
ne direction q Vernon La1nAes
wna N&s given q vote q THANKS
for ms eftcru
Mn Warrea Seeke1. p4scaEuaiA
reported mat mEeh mac nee1 &C
eoup4ksne1 IN tne say q hozns
service This nEluced the 1EszxAbu'
tnza q f0ad ard eACtfEizzE Hens
Afess literature w&z ~dHtxz1uEed 4
t1e rural secthous through the sGs1oo
Students Programs - haae safety
Alao NeFe conducted through ~
Ruzns U<u1124EAElOn Cute
+ - Durham non al Enair
nlau Announced thai there WAa
= pr cent EzereA&e II uk member
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ma repartec uzat : taxsi q se
garments weFe RACE c4rtnE ~
pas year and ozskxEe1lea A arg
p<opur1ku q this Work = sd
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q Earueuu fw ths British rezal
a rszsnz scte q uAnk4 anz ziFel
Chairman Bennett ~ 1eas
Bo41 seeTekaus X " Durham
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tnezf Hoxx
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
Pascagoula Lions To
Give County Hospital
New Baby Incubator

Tie PAEczgs1A Lsou. ca Eka
&a1cnec q campaign q uksGn Is
hepeS = presce ; zeW and uzooezu
hby AEazator q ux J4akxou
Co0ntE hospital a. q Eln sraE uzs
ezae The ptzxzs fo ahAz wzgE azaen-
- az - regular meszlsN q -
LAnns n<h = the ~MaAA T<ut -
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naat
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tnk px1goa&l ant : b heliese1 Ia
tkzA Affair I'll - exemplary az1
Ekzp1 70 ~ Community. Z -
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azzpz<us las n<z respaxzzcE ~
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10 1N purpose are uaN En1xT cou-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
COMMENCEMENT WEEK FOR
MOSS POINT HIGH ENDS
TONIGHT WITH GRADUATION
Fifty Nine Graduates To Get Diplomas Bacealaureats
Sermon Preached By Rev. Monte a Davis,
In Methodist Church

ms week marks the end O. the
1904 sessaon q fne Mos PUNT
Hlxh School OF Tomorrow Friday
nlEht on ne asnlettc fed II The
1hooL which vii BE appropriately
itxhted and decorated for rne &C
eaxion.
ray-nlne stadenta comprise ths
graduating elaz4 which Is the lafR-
est r. the history q he zheA
The program. ~ printed IN nese
columns is week I'll be II inter
estlue and impressive ~ and III
Be- earrlec out n Is en1kretys -
shese nfsF nine 4zne FouIEe men anc
zoulsn resolve tne1r diplomas and
lenYe the school 20 enter into zhe
earnest zzlkx q LIE. o. 80 70
college e further carry on theH
rdnzIluuzs uuxk Il I'll ~ . rs
gm OCCASION 70 Al b. . 80 uuf -
osnerz. Ma Mchaoa TRENDS separate
q 70 uAer seTefzi NaYx 0zEx 0reak-
IA mto many napU fFleocznlps
ne seszlnn Of isza-ti n44 oeen
1ne q Eze maNs Szcceazful ore n
mr. history Of ~ school and Eu-
pertnleudzuk pFixa1p4M te4ehers
and paulls are e be congratulated
Ct ne xusEndE MuEk c1ne ana
results accomplished tbs Yezx.
HAcCALAUEEATE SEEMON
IRE annual Haccalaareaze szxm-
e. e ane senzsz Czza uaz urzsaer
49, san1zs nleEE r. ne Moza rolnt
Aetzo1izz CnM11. ~. Aanz49 A
DauA naasor q ~ EzzE Aoss
poiaz Baptist ClUEa. 1ezx& -
preacher = pseaz1Ex uaszam "a
carried CT Ia EaAs e1zznee1u0
Tne aeaban DaE@z@c INTO ~
church weArt1E EEaF EAFn a11 EeHni
a - 2arezzet AItchzI pared
3 W~sEFzAZaAA A1E G4Q4s 80
Etlzz fetne1a ang EA11 q
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30

Our rAthe1. and Il Heard = Forest
sing w1tn Miss Mitchell ~ the
piano Al invocation was offered
b Ees. Il L Walton The fisth
Psalm vas read D. Rev. John p
BROCK.
Eex Monte DAVIS took for his
text me 1a<h verse u the li6kn
Psalm. and preached q very In
mezslEe sermon from that text
Open 70 NE the gates o. righteous
meas: ! al SO INTO them and iii
praise the Lord The preacher
told the Seniors what gates uzey
Should and Ehaf they should not
ensex.
TIE bene1icttou wa4 pranOuzeec
D. Res. r Barton West. and tie
cazzExeSaiisn iefE the church 70 tne
uzssx g : Feeeaxlozai plaEec -
Eka Mitctel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
DRAFT BOARD WILL.
SEND MORE MEN TO.
CAMP NEXT WEEK.
ouesakamnaarss Go ost Te several
HanarsA kngAssrants - ofncaAAs
WaEA Cl1nMzHko4tlGnk

Ptve n1aitkunAl white nen wsn
leave PaSuAscsia for Camp seeiss.
wednesday. s0 inductton into ne
L 8 ATrnt. q wak Rnn0ancee ~
officials az me Local drAf board
tuanv ne men vii be the first
o . large quota which k exFectec
to b. called from the eounfF during
shs month
me men who have been called
and arr scheduled 70 leave ; Chez
Ter Lamar woodAa. Moss Poznts VIZ
liam WHEY ssnfth Mos Ro4nk, bz-
ney Besfex. livingston r. Moss
Point. John William Ee1son Pas
eaz0uaA ard James cAts4 PaEa-
EouAA
Iast wednesday = gr0up q seven
Nerroes wasre sent fFum jackson
County to Camp sneIbg. They wsre
Des0uae Cooper. kascaEouiAs LinNooc
Wesley Nettle1 Moss Putnt: Leroy
Lewis. EaeatAwpA. AilikteF Iewas
Mos Point. IeFug Iew1A kreaae;
Henry Smith. Kreoles Leon Daley,
Mos Point and Samuel John Mutt
transferred for delivery from the %
cal board Camden County. Wood
bfne. Ga
More uueskioxrnAares we're semi cat
uais week ny the local buaru The
officials announced that those re-
eeivtnz cuessionnAires mnst return
them promptly. During the past fes
weekK soxne az the regDtrAntS sent
ouestionnasres have fAfzed % return
them strict enforcement q The
regulations regarding the return q
TIE cuezttunnatres viii be made IN
TIE future Tne penalty for not re-
turning the papers IN the tive days
DAYS time allotted Tire reEisrranu
for that purpose. calls for . heavy
sine and Imprisonment The fol-
losing gassfs0naaires sHere sent oul
tina wsnk.
Observation-Disclosures Raymond
BoaaFee. Elxy Flanagan. Alfred
Griffin Buaden. Ls0n MefT1n Lad
MIR. Dgxte Aafre4 Oafden. DAVID
UarTnn ruzu<h Karl Jonathan
BnrdenA william MeunENAld Me-
orAxn. john Wilton Asern DAME
! webster Hallman. barry Brewer
Herman neMurk1nmp Cole. Clyds
Lewis James Leonard CurTie
George Edward Ravens. Willie Ell
gene R0EeIl George Townsend
Rogers. Anthony Joseph Terret1a
George Louis Manuel otto kar
Welsenberg. Ralph Ferdinand Bell
rnan. Albert Clarence Kat Henri
EUGENE Bouchnrd Paul Robert o.
sen. Robert Gardner Holhrook Don.
aid Aloysuis McCafferys VILLA
Savage. John Alexander Collins. II.
Charles welaon Hyde. r. Hanur
Buchanan Gardner. Oliver Benton
IadnIeE, CosbtE Williamson &c.
Leo6- Judson Ernest Trichel
Philip Hnner Chestnut Joseph Ar.
thur Savage. walter Scott Kennon
Cleo Preston Haiti. Thomas Ha
Hatcher. Charles House. Jezs wi
lard White Cornelius Green
George Walter Hill Henry Jack
son Hand. Peter Williams Fisher
Lionel Dxmus MansflelA Rolans
x. Travis. George james Ryan
Ernest Clifforc Jarl. james Edwart
Polk. John Douglas Harrison. pea7
Albert johnson Alien Mason. jane
eroy. william ~. Dixon. RayEnonE
Franklin Taylor. dward Benjamin
tcontinued On Page Tsn)
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
MANEUVERS HALT
ARMY RECREATION
CAMP PROGRAMS
LAss ~ Hosas Mssed up - Greer
gannel Activities Pc ms
Week-End

psans fcF entertaining tne z s
Arnzy TrAnseez from Camp 8he4pF
AZ ne Pzas0gDuta RecTeatanzAl
Center and others along the Coast
have beer called Of for anN sect
enc due TO TIRE n~1aneuseFa q tne
rfah Arrny Corps. Z was anno1n1-
ed n officials 81 the general rsrrea-
shn4lzi HeaaquArfeEz IN Moni<
YESTERDAY The troops werx to have
arrived here yesterday askezEooG
aHe were % have ben eEssftasnec
oy 1ke RzseAeoalA LodEe o -
LeeAl officials Of TIRE Heefs@1HoD4a
Center uere unable - explain ass
change II the orders. exneW u
state thai 81 vezateles uae1 n
transportation zouAd Be engaged N
IRE ManeaweFA
Lazz Mee& there weEe 81 MRF &rac
usfsesFS attending TIE cazzp - FAA-
eAeouA 11zey AFrsxe1 Friday AdteT-
aoun ii ITO MFRe eanEa4A Hardy
had The meu FFaFe1 sazen INT D.
gan pouring into nas business cs-
met They r-eprewuts6 aM 1S4U
InEanfFy I1ash Psld ArtzIlNEx ISIS
ard Is1nd. Infantry. Tnege aL&
Ners xp<eiAi tEo0ss irum aa III
diekSson
TIE PascaxoziA Commuulg House
Ens opeae1 FRIDAY Eeezszzl8 1rom
tn untli II O'Clock for uae - ne
aeAzeFA CANES ard otHI FeensA-
tson wM4 pru4Azeo EneFe - - -
MUSE arc facilities fu szfunz
Saturday afternoon anu ea1dAz
fhx men enfoseo auattnN f4aln9
anE cruises = Horn Is1aEzn ZAss
ensosec catching crabs - eAnes
dieersa0za q ire WaseF no4h tcln-
ND IL civilians n Bee $3.50
O. Saturday nl4kA Ae A1aess
seke entertained q ; nazEE szn-
aozsa b tha PA@zzzu1z4 ANH
Claa The cflie1Al eaznmlzxse HsEre
aeuszag ne cI1t and actl3 ~ hE@
Eeze EAzl W~teaznhuFz Hzzo
ShaFg EzelL Dennis AazieA ~
ana Mn Jaum HA&Het4 ~
~ Ar PAT Hesaz1NEs Mx2 u
p = EaeaE@an
ne dzsce tea pzace 1rcm -
anita ! oeloek vita he mA4M -
1nE FURNISHED - LEeu EazArss -
AS aFEaszzU
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
COMMENCEMENT TONIGHT
At H. s. AUDITORIUM ENDS
THE HIGH SCHOOL YEAR
Hon. ". NJ Coimex VIII Address the senior Class Of g
Young Men and Women Who
Receive Diplomas

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
Material for Gas
System Scheduled
To Arrive Mid June

Shipment Of the larger pipe for
the construction q u1e natural gas
system To Moss PoinE Is scheduled
for the middle q June. according
to l. K Mcintosh, city attorney
s J. Blake. superintendent Of pro-
daestnn. proposes 70 start the con-
z1Fuctlon Is soon a. the materials
arrive. Some Of the smaller pipe Is
scheduled C arrive before the mid
de of June out the pipe needed 70
begin construction VIII not be here
until that time.
Al . meeting Of the Board Of
Aldermen which h scheduled 20 Be
he'd TUESDAY nzzht plans and DE-
taisa VII be discussed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
A MESSAGE PROM MAYOR
GUL1EY On CONSERVATION
OF ELECTRIC CURRENT

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25

Howe NJ Malvern. Pa. was the
other honor attendant They wore
aqua and pink dotted orgsndy
respectively and carried contrast
ing bouquets Of gladioli. roses and
aHtora
Mr. Howe vas the best man and
ushers were Mr. Alan n Black
Mr.. David Crosby Mr. Paul Black
Harris Mr.. David Crosby. Mr.
John Meyers
Mrs. Arthur Stsndish flew east
for her sons wedding and for the
occasion wore a French blue dress
with matching turbsn and a cor
sage Of pink sweetheart roses.
Mr. Black wore gold crepe and
black with black picture hat
and accessories Her flowers were
yellow Cecil Drummer roses
After their wedding reception
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
Or. Matihies Honored
Before Departure

Mr. and Mrs. Llye NJ Cope en-
tertsined Friday evening at fare
well party honoring DR.. Alvin Mat
thies who is leaving Sunday for
san Diego. where he will be sta
toned as lieutenant 6.g) in
the United States Naval Reserve.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil f. Matthies. 1886 So. d st.
Cocktails were served on the
guests arrival and the evening
was spent informally visiting with
the honored guest
Late buffet supper was served
with old fashioned bouquets being
used in the rooms and centering
the lace covered table White
tapers were placed on either side.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs Jake
Zigler. Miss MarleIe Zigler. Mr.
Hector Cope. Mr. Walter Cope.
Nj. and Mrs. John Cope. Mr.. and
Mrs Emil Matties and the guest
nf honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
Wedding Wednesday
Is Surprise

or widespread interest Is the
marriage which was solemnized
quietly Wednesday evening and is
now being announced by Mrs. o.
r Roeder. whose daughter. Elsie
Roeder Schotzko. became the bride
Of Mrs. Lester r. Mock. The bride
r. member of a pioneer family
and has scores Of friends in this
vicinity.
The Rev. Arthur Sydow read
the ceremony at $50 o'clock in
the parsonage of st. Psul's Lu-
theran church with members Of
the Immediate families present.
Mr.. Mock left for Alaska Thurs
day and will be followed shortly
by Mrs. Mock.
Attending the couple was the
brides daughter Miss Muriel
Schotzko and Mr.. Carl Wilgus.
Mrs. Mock wore rose dress and
hat with corsage Of freesias
and gardenias.