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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
Dance Recital At
P.H.S. Auditorium
Friday Night, June 6
Pupsis Of Manfred Parker Win Be
Featured In An Entertaining FIRE.
gram If Dance and Music.

Manfred Parker. dance instructor.
presents his students IN . dance
recital. June 6. 1871. af 8 O'Clock
P. n IN the Pascaguuia High
School Featured on the program
viii be the Parasites. 10 high school
girls: the MarfonetteS. grammar
school students. Kathleen Simmons,
toe cAncer. john Dove and Norma
Lee steluhauef. exhibition walters:
the Elizabeth Davis Singers. and =
group Of first grade students IL ;
bail room exhibition number.
Mr. Parker viii continue his
teaching throughout the summer IN
the High Gehool building. having
come TO PaSeaE0uia from Oklahoma
Hls reputation as n Instructor has
been very high and the program
Friday night promises 70 be 0ut-
standing.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
Bridge Party For
Benefit Sisters
Of the Convent

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perkinston Junior
College Graduates
Number Ninety-two
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
Annual County I'll
Camp Opens At Biloxi
During Next Week

The annual Jaek@sa Cnantr a-M
Camp viii t. held ii Hae Methesasai
eeaetlnNe Camp Rxeunas e. West
Beach Ia Biauxa merit NNeA lFuxn
June : through June I inclusive. Il
wna announced ~ htm Nush =
Cain. county hnue deuAnnnxrAklnn
agent. VITO uill aafees shN a4nan
Ah0ut 100 at huya ard alrss ard
lsaaeFs etii afkeud Ire eafnp MIss
Cain viii be assisted b A. i
Franklin. county axsns and a J
Huff. assistant AeegI
Special bsses wtls ptck ~ TIE
Ell bogk and Eifis at vsFtna6 painfs
In tine county 10 take uiesn 70 the
camp Stops viii be made At HMFina~
ton. Hurley. nlR nnlfsa. K~AeAtawpa
wleEins DRUG Store in Kreos 1t
the Orange Grove POSSIBILITIES. TsYs
Iursa Store In uautaeF. HAasAlnes
bieau Service Station vAncleave
School St. Martin School and
HaileyA Drns Store IL pxean
Springs
A small fee Il % be charged
those attending. or. Il Ias boys uf
girls desire they may furnish part
of the provisions necessary 20 fred
the camp. Is Ehess fee
Hcadquartefs for TIE camp viii be
Keilar Lodge During tnk camp
crafts. nature study musir fishing
swimming and boat trips mEii fna-
ture the program There vii b Afe
guards On duty 20 prutect tha baYn
and girls during th2 amtfaenlF1A
periods IN the evening there win
be special programs ard vpsr@T
services Tie HsAalaore T~Ahefuaeie
vii he used fH tie assemblies
Reservations fu tbH camp should
be made 1t oksce NIth Miss Ruin
Cain However. uaoNe desiring 10
may SO directly 20 u1e camp par.
enla and friends Of the all Club
members are extended an invita-
tl0n 70 visit the camp AZ any time
Among the prominent persons
who vii be 1T the camp 10 partEca-
pate IN the programs wlil be Miss
Maxine Waugh u state College.
Mator II q johnson Of state Col
lese. and Ala4 Boswell. state dent
hyEienlzs.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
JACKSON COUNTY UNfT o.
RED CROSS ELECTS NEW
OFFICERS FOR KEAn


honorary member Of tns board q
directors.
The new officials elected Il ne
meeting weFe as follows. Charles
Il. Bennett. Ocean Springs. char
man. X. W Burnham. Moss pozaE.
G p. Briggs. pascagoula and Ollle
Duncan. Moes Point. vce-chaErmen
Mrs. Barnhart. secretary. Miss Jesse
BOYD, Ocean Springs. executive
secretary. A. l. 0ottsehe. treasurer.
Miss oKeefes junior chairman. A.
v. Smith, pasoaGouia. chairman
first aid. cyrn Styled. Moss Point
lie saving chairman. Mrs. T. L
Goth. paseakoal&. home service
chairman: Miss Ruth Cain. pasca-
gouia. home and farm accident pre-
senttnm chairman. Mrs c. ~ Carr.
production chairman. Mra Harry
Ire. Ocean Springs ard Norman L
Moran. Pasea9ouia. publicity chair
men.
The directors elected were Mra
Marttn Sheppard. Mis- Nina o..
Donohos. W B. Herring. Hermas
uanties, Df. v. l. Aispach. v. @
Stripping. Miss Bonnie coale ana
Joe Hruufleld. Paaeaeoula. Rev I.
Barton West 4 q. wood. , W
Bob ciFiot. ReT. j. p. Brock. G.
b Wnkeraou and 5szse Thampsaza
Moss Point. e l. Furry. Wade
Afs. james 0ausaeF. Kreols. Mra.
p 7 Vaughan. 0auti@f Mrs.. { 3
Gibson. Hurley. Mfa. Vim. Hase1la.
East SIDE. e LEE. Helsna. Lynd
Nelson. E~sca1a9pa. a. :. Moran.
Mfa q L UottAche. George Young.
Dr. z Lnholm. Mrs Ralph Pnlfray,
DF. Prank Schmidt ard Mrs. j. u
schaFT. Ocean Springs. Mrs v. q.
Humphrey and MFA CIlf Dnes.
taneleaNe.
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County Agents Of
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LOCAL TOPICS

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

less frequently, but do not always
take advantage of this idea in
practical management of their
own homes. Running TO the store
for this. that or the other.
wastes time, and, particularly in
hot weather. brings unnecessary
fatigue and makes the woman
all tuckered-out" as she so
often says.
Now, with a la=RA-eapacity re-
fngerator and with good plan
ming. the perishahle supplies for
the average family would not
need TO be purchased more than
twice n wrUK. and staples or
canned goods once "A week From
the writer's long housekeeping
experience and observation. Fri
day is the best day in the week
for what might be called the Big
shopping ON that day as con
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

trasted with Saturday. stores are
less crowded. parking space is
more open. and clerks less Jumpy
and hurried
When Friday is so employed
then the foods may be taken
home. removed from their paper
and bags. and laid away iHtelli-
gently. according 10 the hest
space arrangements of the re-
frigerator Also. many can be
washed and partially or wholly
prepared ahead SO that. when
Saturday morning comes the
home-maker finds her kitchen
quiet and tidy all the max
ings" at. hand and herself IN a
rested mood to enjoy both family
and guests
. Or. on any day having the
refrigerator we'll stocked with
both fresh and prepared dishes
means free time 10 devote 10
defense projects. attendance at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

committees or giving time and
effort to necessary community
demands //.r
Right here is the place 10 re-
mind women that cooking with
cold is not just clever phrase 90,
1t works.
Cooking is any process which
makes foods suitable for eating,
which makes eating more pleas.
urable. and which gives to the
dish form. coherenCy and shape.
Does not cold do an this per-
fectly we'll Yes indeed Jet your
refrigerator cook" for You this
Summer. and here's how
You can cook with cold a meat
loaf whose ingredients have been
previously heated. to assume
firm. velvety texture for shcing
you may make "crusts" ont OF
cracker or other crumbs and let
them cook. or harden and
solldify in the refrigerator you
may make gelatin or chiffon pies
to set until chilli many kinds of
delicious cookies are chilled or
made firm IN the refrigerator or,
a bowl Of bread or bun batter can
be mixed. and set in the rear Of
the refrigerator for week,
pinching off portion of dough
as required for d pan Of delicious
hot breads
You now use your kitchen
range on various speeds and tenn
peratures. You may set 1t High
on Low" and so. too. you may
adjust your cooking IN the refrig-
orator. thus Cool for the taste
point Of refreshing beverages;
Chill for salads, aspics and many
desserts of. the whipped cream
type, Cold. meaning the absence
# all heat as-w+1r- we say a
cold cut Of meat that is. meat
which is neither warm nor at the
same time chill or icy last. ne
have the adjustment to the
term Freeze, which refers not to
she time interval but TO an actual
low temperature We cool
meats. we "chil17 salads or des-
serts. we freeze" fce-creams or
refreshing sherbets.
Even with large-capacity re-
frgerator. there is often such
demand on the ice supply that
many homes VIII welcome an adj
dltional ice-using-unit. such as
the small ice-chest Just about
the size Of a good-loohng end
table, smart in white enamel and
black legs. these miniature lee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

the ice-service man assumes the
responsibility of keeping the re
frigerator iced al all times, there
is a slpcr-abundance of ice-cubes
always available; or crushed ice.
or ice-eubes by the bag, may be
bought separately.
II is Interesting 10 understand
a few facts about this modern
and quite new method Of using
ice. As is well known, cold air
moves downward. while warm air
rises In these ice refngerators
this air circulation fset up by
melting icel is automatically con
troled by scientificallY=desisnea
gTfds and 'bdfles" the cold air
secps through the food compart-
mcnt. while the warm air flows
upwards To be again cooled
As this air Is cooled. two inn
portant things happen The film
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

Of water from the melting ice
gives moisture 10 the circulating
air. thus keeping the foods in
the box always moist plump and
fresh At the same time. the film
Of water washes the air free Of
food odors The result is that
foods are kept plump and juicy,
and odors IN the box cannut- be
mingled
Another advantage n this flat
melting Of ice is that ice-cubes
can be cut IN five minutes from
the flat upper surface Of the ice
cake. This is done by the aid Of
the ice-cuber. which consists Of a
flat tank 70 be filled with hot
water The bottom surface Is a
grid. and when the filled tank Of.
the euber is placed oR-the ice
cake. the grid cuts cubes auto
maucally, in a jiffy
Many home-makers are aware
Of the advantages Of shopping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
By Mrs. Christine
Frederick,
The distinguished Authority on
Household Efficiency.

Frosted Vegetable Salad; Dis
solve package lemon-flavored
gelatin in ? cups boiling water
and cool Add 8, cup mayonnaise
D., cup heavy cream. whipped
teaspoon salt, tablespoons
lemon juice , tablespoons minced
onion. "a cup diced ripe tomatoes.
p cup thinly-sllced cucumbers,
"a cup diced celery and 3 table
spoons minced green pepper.
Turn mixture into oiled mold or
paper cups Pack in 3 parts ice
"a part salt, and frost or chill
for 3 hours. Serve on lettuce.
garnish with olives gherkins. etc.
Use with cold ham or chicken.
Banana Cream Pie: Make an
unbaked crumb crust by rolling
fine vanilla waters 10 make
cup crumbs and combining with
? tablespoons melted butter or
shortening stand whole waters
around rim. Chill several hours
IN ice refrigerator To make fill
ing, combine D, cup lemon juice.
grated rind 1 lemon Is cups
sweetened condensed milk, ? ripe
bananas cut into small pieces
and chill Turn into crumb crust
Chill hours. Top with sweetened
whipped cream, and garnish top
with sliced bananas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Let Your Refrigerator Cook For You

chests can be slid under the
lItchen table They store surplus
ice-cubes grand for party,
hold perishable bulk foods. and,
Of course. chill a big store Of bot
tied beverages
Some Of the new ice refrigera-
tors. too. have a special bar
shelf where iee-oubes. bottles
and all the "makings' can be
stood together. making prepare
ton of refreshing beverages
rapid and convenient.
Here are a few time-sa vim;
warm weather recipes:
Prize Picnic Loaf: Combine 7 :
pound ground smoked ham. =
pound ground beef liver ] pound
ground beef. cup moist bread
crumbs. > beaten eggs Il
cup tomato ketchup, 3 table
spoons Worcestershire. table
spoons minced green pepper.
tablespoon minced parsley. and
dash Of salt and pepper Mix
Thoroughly. Pack into creased
loaf pan Bake IN a moderate
oven or at about $50 degrees, for
l hour Cool overnight in refrig-
orator in baking pan. Slice thinly
for cold cuts, sandwiches, etc.
Makes 20 to "a slices. Great for
an outing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

-HE weather man does not
allow himself TO be quoted,
3 but all signs point to an
other hot Good Old Summer
time"
Moreover, it's going to be a
busy. occupied and demanding
Summer for every home-maker
who is a kitchen corporal on her
o.tn home defense lines. For
these two reasons in particular,
IT'S necessary for the home
manager to see 10 her refrigera-
tor and get in shape every de-
tail which viii make for COM
fort. guard health. and save her
own time for other tasks
What so thirst-quenching at
the end Of a hard, sultry sum
mcrs day as a tan tinkling glass
of iced tea or fruity beverage
or. for a relaxing meal, what
more happy choice Than a re-
frcshin.- chilled sculptor I crystal
meat or vegetable aspic2 Or
dessert chosen from a long list
Of such palate-coolers as sher-
bet. ice. or ice-cream
lee keeps foods, drinks and
your family cool with safety For
The ice which the ice-service man
brings is made of the purest
water purified by long filtering
Plenty Of ice. whether in the
form Of convenient cubes or in
the form of Clipped or crushed
ice. makes drinks cool, and also
fruits. and the many delicate per
ishables of the menu
Again. ice keeps foods from
spoiling The bad bacteria boys
tmicro-organisms) crea q
changes in foods which endanger
health. that saucer Of leftover
gravy may 90 sour those berries
may shrivel. the milk may faint
all changes which not only
alter taste and flavor. bat also
set up serious reactions when the
food is taken into the system
But bacteria can't stand cold.
and whereas they flourish IN ex-
cess moisture. their growth is less
rapid when the air is dry and has
good circulation Therefore the
simple answer TO preventing
growth Of bacteria and HI r.
sHlfing spoilage Of perishable
foods. Is constant cold proper
moisture. and a circulation Of
purified air
a modern 1871 air-conditioned
ice refrigerator assures the home
maker that her foods VIII be safe.
that she viii have plenty uf pure
re. and that her shopping time
VIII be cut down because Of the
refrigerator's excellent storage
services.
Moreover. there are added
practical benefits. For example.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Why Crisco is different . 4.

No wonder "Sure-Mix" Crisco won
this great big preference. A pat
ented discovery makes this pure
aI-vegetable shortening act differ
ently from any home shortening
we know Of
Change to New "Sure-M Mix"
Cusco for your baking and frying.
Its made TO make everything taste
better Just watch your family sit
UP and take notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
So easy to get tender,
fIaker pastry with "SureMix" crisco! It's different!

Is your pie the aaky kind that
melts in your mouth almost before
you bite through it? Or is/it
Just pie Well. don't be dis
Outraged =.
There's grand news for YOU in
the experience Of hundreds of
housewives who discovered how
the change Of one fugredicM gave
them tender. hakier pies.
Those housewives. in 20 cities
from Coast 20 Coast. were using
every kind of shortening You can
think of, independent investiga-
tors stopped at their homes = gave
them cans Of New "Sure-Niix"
Crisco- and asked them to make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
New IL Minute
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quickly makes a rich clesnsing l1ther Insanity
removes the dineY, dust alden film that makes
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Called BlondeY, II gives hair attractive luster
and heblghs-keeps thar Just shampooed look
Ter whole week safe. hne for childrens hair,
BiondcE is the worlds largest selling blonde
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

When these housewives told US
which shortening they, liked best.
Sure-Alix" Crisoo pies won their
vote by 4 to / over all other short
Cnings combined Yes they said
Crisco pies were tender and flax
Ter they tasted better. And
the home folks heartily agreed.
And Crisco cakes got the same
4-to-l vote. "They'r lighter
northumberland more deli
Cious' women said. "and Crisco-
fried foods are crisp-not greasy
better-tasting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
New Crisco wins q to | . .

pies with this Crisco and their reg
ular shortenings-and compare.