davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-07-05
Quiet, Please!

A way to make automobiles whizz
down the street without making a
noise was solved by studio techni-
clans at the Paramount Studios.
The scene was for "Sullivans
Travels" new Preston Sturges pic
ture, with Joel McCrea and Veronica
Lake talking softly inside lunch
wagon. 1t was supposedly dawn,
when all autos 60 swiftly by because
of no traffic drawbacks. But that
name speed would make motors roar
so loudly that the two stars could
not be heard in the sound track.
So a string of autos was placed
on a ramp end. one by one, on cue,
were propelled into motion, looming
down the incline and whizzing past
the camera range, where they
slowed to halt out of the scene
and very silently.
Evening star., 1941-07-05

UNDERGROUND" Warner Bros
picture, with jeffrey Lynn. Kaaren Verne.
Philip Dorm. Mona Mars; directed by
Vincent Sherman. screen play by Charles
Grayson. original story by Edwin JuStus
Mayer and oliver H. P. Garrett. At the
Metropolitan
Evening star., 1941-07-05
At the Bethesda

The Fugitive" dramatic British
film version of the F. L. Green
novel, The Night of the Fire. -
opens four-day engagement at
the Bethesda Theater. starting to-
morrow. Ralph Richardson, re-
membered for his work in The
Citadel and Diana Wynyard play
the leading roles.
Evening star., 1941-07-05

peCuuarly Qe-
signed to leave
I h e S tu 10
" h c h pur-
chased screen
rights to the
play on a con-
spicuous spot.
Well, Para
mount was the
studio, and how
it got off the
spot is visible in
the S Scr e e n S
Kiss the Boys
Goodby" at the
Earle this week.
Evening star., 1941-07-05

that those unfamiliar with the stage
play will like the version which
stars Mary Martin. The chances
are even better that those who
remember the original will be less
happy. Their reasons therefor will
be that the satire of the screen
kiss the Boys Goodby" is a rather
self-conscious effort to turn its
Evening star., 1941-07-05

OHara in Vivien Leigh and framed
her within one of the finest pictures
of all time.
That was a combination of events
Evening star., 1941-07-05
More Women Votino

MANILA lP,. - Filipino women.
given the vote in 1887. are increas-
ingly exercising their right. In 1910
about one-third of registered elec-
tors were women.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20

After Mr.. Hibler had been lured
forty miles to the Ethelbert Loves
farm, Mrs. Hibler with the aid OF
friends prepared delightful sur
prise birthday party. When the
honoree returned with friends, he
had the thrill of his life. when he
entered the dark chapel which was
suddenly flooded with light, re-
vealing a sea OF smiling faces and
shouts OF Happy Birthday"
All present joined in entertaining
games which were conducted by
Mrs. Laveta Stalwortle. Refresh
ments were served plentifully and
many useful gifts and feliciations
we're given Mr.. Hibler. as proof OF
the high high esteem in which he
is held by friends and colleagues,
Mr.. Hibler wishes to extend
thanks 10 all who helped make the
occasion so delightful. Those who
left their business TO attend the
birthday party at that hour includ-
ed Messrs. Ethelbert Lowe. Gar
field Skinner, z. Cockheld. S.
Cockheld. e. w. Woods. Mr.. Givens
and many other friends and neigh
borg.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Ann Compliment
Stndious Chnns

Ann Gregory gave going
away party for Agnes Moore and
Isabel Jackson Saturday evening
The party began at Ave o'clock with
chicken dinner for those two and
for Iris Bell. Jean Carmichael and
Aurelia Walton.
At eight o'clock the boys came
end dancing was enjoyed until
twelve.
Agnes leaves for Hillsdale coll
lsge this week and Isabel will
depar; for the University OF Mich
igaE
Among those present were
Agnes Moore, label Jackson. Jun
Tor Gregory. Ann Gregory. Jean
Carmichael Betty Givens, Dorothy
Ann Hicks. Donnie Bryant. ]. d
Mason. Iris Bell. Hariette and Her.
bert MacFadden. Willie Bryant
Don Lawson. Lenors Davis, oliver
Broome, Gail Harvey. Ben Hen
dersor. Horace Rodgers. Andrew
Henry. Peter Whitaker. Ernest
johnt on. Sonny Plummer, Myself
Sowcl Alvin Boyd and Connie
Showers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Georgia
Coed Feted

On Sunday evening, Aug "a
Mrs. Frances Mayberry. a mem
Der OF Spelman College club. en-
tertained In her beautiful home al
$50 Morrell avenue for Miss Ca
milla Howard Of Spelman college
Club members present were
Mrs. Nell McFall. Mrs. George
Washington, Mrs r. j. McFall
Mrs. Lester McFall and Miss Mary
Menafee. also a teacher at Spell
man.
Other guests present were: the
Jesse Blackwells, the Robert Gil
lespies. the James Edmonds. the c
c. Millers. the George c. Coles
Sr., .hc Earl Conways. the Howard
r. Nelson's. the Charles Knots
the William Davis. Alfred Kitirell
Atty. Garvin. Lester NERAL. Mrs
Marjorie Dodson. Mrs. Bertha
Davidson. Mrs. Adele Wagner
Mrs. Selma Smith. Mrs. Georgia
Troy. The ladies we're lovely In
their beautiful evening gowns. AMI
everyone enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
q. m. a.
Club Elects

The annual meeting and election
OF officers OF the Detroit Musi-
tians association was held on Mon
day night. After the annual re-
ports heard. the following officers
for the ensuing year were elected
Fred Hart Williams, president;
Mrs. Jerene Macklin. yice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Constance Mimms. re-
cordiag secretary; Mrs. Alberta
Harris. assistant secretary; Miss
Agnetla Cheatham. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Wood
ley. treasurer.
Early in October the installation
of the new officers and reception
honoring the retiring officers will
be held.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20

B. Stewart. Josephine Anthony, An
ME l.. Ussery, Gennieve Ford. Sarah
Giddings, Arlina Jones. Louise Mob
ley. Leila Brisker and Myrtle
Coins.
Charming Miss Callie Montgom-
cry, OF Goddard street. was hon
ored at farewell party given by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Montgomery, at their lovely home
last week. Patriotic color schemes
were used. Decorations we're ar
ranged by Marlene Coins. Mrs.
Pauline Underwood was co-hos-
tess and took charge OF the games
and quizzes. The honoree's special
guest Norris Copeland. had original
recordings made and dedicated to
Callie, who wore a soft blue taffe-
IA gown. with dubonnet velvet
trimmings. Her flowers were or
chids. Miss Montgomery will en-
ter Tuskegee Institute as a sopho-
more. majoringIin tailoring. Among
the guests present we're: Edward
Bonner. Jimmie Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald A. Brown. William
Woodruff, Carl Woodruff. George
Strickland. Dorothy Phillips. Ophe-
liza Harmon, Ruth Teaseley. Albert
Underwood, Willie Mae Woodruff,
I. Garland Strickland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lucas. Jr., solona
Watkins. Joseph Lockhart, Norris
Copeland. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Smith. frankie walker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred whitby. William Whaley
Orville Poynter. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Smith. M and Mrs. Albert Smith,
Coney higgins. Mr.. and Mrs. YER
lin All. The honoree received many
gifts.
Everybody's riding these days,
with the exception OF us. That up
and-coming Wilmer Roy Massey
couple, OF Goddard street. was
seen gliding by in their shiny new
maroon colored ~ Ford coupe,
Saturday. Luck 10 you. Kids
The Junior Charles Lucases are
eagerly awaiting the arrival OF the
bird" with the long bill and ex-
traordinarily long legs, we are told.
Also, luck to you.
Detroit had 1000 postmasters on
grounds Sunday for an hour. they
hailed from towns across the coun-
try, as far West as San Francisco.
The reason for their stop-over, was
due TO the fact that the postmas-
ters were enroute 10 the National
Association OF Postmasters con-
vention in Boston.
A mighty fine time was had ct
the party given in honor OF Lee
McGill, who is going back TO Flori-
da A. L NJ. college to finish ner
senior year. The co-hostess was
Louise Johnson. Guests were serv-
ed buffet sytle. There were bridge
playing and dancing. The party
ended with old friends clasping
hands In a circle and singing:
Aud Lang Syne." Present were:
Ruth jackson with George Ander-
son. OF wyndotte: Vivian Garrett.
with walter Wilson; Nuth, Doris
and Antoinette McCrary, Joe Noles,
Ted Rodgers. Of New York; Al
Ford. Hulebins Coleman, Robert
Lewis. Anna Coins, from Florida
4. a NJ; Eva simms, sue Smith.
stanley Evans. Herbert Lockett,
George Cutie. Moses shelton.
Alma strong. Grace Higgins. Leon
ne Hunter. Margaret Bradley, Odell
Davis and Francis Turner.
Continued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Bach to Uorh

Harriet c. Walker OF 5oIs Tire
man avenue has just returned on
her Job with the Michigan Unem-
ployed Compensation commission
after a two weeks and a half vacs-
ton at which time she and her
family made an extensive trip 10
Washington. DC. and Fredericks-
berg. virginia TO visit relatives. She
returned 10 Detroit several days
before going on the Job 10 relax
from the enjoyable trip. Many
social courtesies were extended TO
her by her relatives whom she
visited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Sorority
G1pcs Concert

Sigma Gamma Rho sorority is
again sponsoring Miss Penelope
Johncon. violinist. In recital for
the benefit OF st. Johns Presby-
terrain Community school, on Oct.
8. Miss johnson. who is an out
standing student OF the Juillard
School OF Music. in New York. was
presented in recital at st. Johns
last year.
Clarence Cameron White, noted
violinist. who attended her recital
last year. said Miss Johnson gave
very brilliant and outstanding
performance"
Mise Johnson's previous recita
here was such a success that De-
trolt's musiclovers arc eagerly
awaiting this opportunity to hear
her again.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
The Gaineses
Haze Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton W. Gaines,
popular Detroiters. residing at 2S4
East Warren avenue. will receive
congratulations from friends on
the occasion OF their thirtieth
wedding anniversary. Saturday,
Sept. 20.
The Gaines were married at
high noon, Sept. 20. 1911. In Au-
gusta. Georgia. the home Of Mrs.
Gaines. with the brides pastor. the
late DR.. c. T. walker, officiating.
Mr.. Gaines is president OF the
Booker 7. Washington Trade assoc
ciatiun and the MONDAY Luncheon
club Of this city, and Is one OF De-
troIt's successful real estate deal
ers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
BIZ Evelyn c. Pope

day at the semi-final terrace dance,
given al Tau Beta Community
house by the Hamtramck branch
Of the NAACP. Attending were .
Mildred and Kervin Crawford,
Stanley Evans, Smith, Chalmers
Lindsay, Arthur George. Jr.. Nes-
bit Patton, Mar,ene Coins, Marlowe
Crawford. Robert Cook. Ruth Jack
son. Lawrence Risker. Rosalee
Richardson, Leola Byrd. Willie
Byrd, Leonard Troutman. Paralce
Swint, Levonia lTroutman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Scott. Dorothy and
Hiram Crawford Junior Jackson.
Ethel Welsh, Hazel Jacks, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rogers. Louise John
son, Alma Strong, and Mabel Fer
guson.
One more OF our boys on the
DSR. His name? George Washing
ton. Those well-known Booths en-
terrain royalty. Last week. it was
fete day for Mrs. jamie Booth. who
entertained her aunt, Mrs. Amanda
Glenn. OF Los Angeles. Joe Booth,
Sr. talked over old times with his
friends. Ambers Colbert. who was
visiting here from Chicago.
Mrs. Ora Bell Huckaby. OF 14226
Fleming. has returned from her
two weeks vacation in New Jer-
sey and New York. where she stop
ped at the homes OF her brother.
Lynwood May, and her sister, Rosa
Lee Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Graham.
13O37 Riopelle, are back in the city,
after an eight-day sojourn In North
Carolina and Washington. d. C..
They were the guests of Mis- Gra-
hams relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lie Carney. and Mrs. Ellen Will
liams. while In y. {. In Washing
ton. they were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Spencer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Tate. brothers of Mr..
Graham. When the Grahains re-
turned. they were accompanied by
Mrs. Charlie Gainey. The motor
ed over the Turnpike road and
through the mountains.
The Busy Circle Social club held
their regular meeting Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Clinton Canady,
1886 Atlas street. An interesting
program was rendered by the men,
bers and a delectable dinner serv-
cd. Guests included Mrs. Carey Gar
rett and Mrs. \. b. Morant, OF New
York. Members present were:
Mesdames Virgie Jones. Willie
Mcdonald, Edna Franklin. Ben Al
leyne, Matte Mason, Mamie Marsh
and Mabel Mells.
A thirteenth wedding anniversary
is really something to brag about
al this time of establishment,
heartbeat, sorrow and pain.
Therefore. our heartiest congratu-
lations to Mr. and Mrs. walter Cor
don, who celebrated theirs on
September 6. Many gifts were re-
ceived by the gay honorees. The
event was climaxed with a dinner.
IICteHL WtIts WI anu sht o. teNa
Simpson, Dolly Yoss, Mrs. jose
rhine Anthony. Mrs. l.. Barnette
and Mrs. Harold Ford.
1887 st. Aubin was gay place
at 10 am. Wednesday, for a group
of lively women there were attend
ing the breakfast given by Mrs.
Hazel Pauph. The affair was In
honor Of Mrs. Mildred c. Stevens.
of Macon. Ga. Mrs. stevens de-
parted for her home later that aft
ernoon. After enjoying the deli
cious menu OF peaches and cream.
bacon and eggs hot rolls. butter
and Jelly. the guests were served
cocktails and wine. Ruth l.. Jack
son, daughter Of Mrs. Baugh, was
co-hostesses at the affair. Those
attending included the Mesdames
Blanche James. Sally II. Pope. Elsie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20


Il was on September IL AT seven
o'clock that Miss Kyle became the
bride OF william K. Bell. with the
Rev. A. c. Williams officiating
A large number Of friends and
wellwishers gathered at the church
before the scheduled hour. There
they saw the large altar. profusely
banked with palms and white
gladloli.
Lawana Davis OF Atlanta, Ga
was maid OF honor. Her drsss was
OF lavender taffeta. with deep
purple velvet top. II was gathered
full. at the waistline and had a
sweetheart neckline. She wore two
strands OF pearls and carried vio-
ltt baby chrysanthemums. tea
roses and violet gladioli. Her hair
dress was blue feathered tiara,
with violet streamers which fell
10 the waist
The bride, given in marriage by
her father. James r. Kyle. wore
eggshell satin. The gown was ac-
centuated with lace eggshell flow
ers. A simply fashioned veil fell
full length. The gown itself was
fashioned in draped hustle style.
buttoned down the back 10 the
wsistline. Long sleeves loose fitted
At the wrists. The skirt swept into a
long train. o sweetheart neckline
completed the tailoring. On her
head was a queenline tiara with a
hngertip veil. The tiara bore
simulated diamonds. A single
strand OF pearls was worn.
Mrs. Kyle wore for her daugh-
ter's wedding a gown OF soldier
blue silk crepe. Her flowers were
orchids.
The groom's mother, Mrs Ceola
Madison, wore ten roses on a
light blue tsffeta gown trimmed
in lace.
The sole flower girl was Eleanor
Jacqueline Bryant. She wore a
lavender taffeta gown, styled with
gathered skirt square nocklihe
and trimmed in lace. Puff sleeves
! completed the ensemble She
scattered petals OF tea roses and
purple asters along the brides path
The ring bearer was Gaylor
Kanoyton The best man was Will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20

liam Reed. Ushers we're Wallace
Martin. Harold smith Louis 1moot.
Maurice Luiman and Frederick
Cain.
Following the ceremonies. the
bridal party repaired to the De-
troit Association OF Colored
Women's club for reception.
Guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Brooks, Toledo. Ohio Mrs. Ruth
Jean Smoot, Ted Williams. Mrs. AL
berta Hutchins. Mrs Marian Mar
tin. Mrs. Robert Williams. Earl
kennedy, William Miller Thomas
Malone. Waddy Gallant Alfred
Ponder. Sloan Blocker. Herbert
Hill. L. Luther Walden lr- Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Mosley. Jerry
Logan. Paulyne Hazard Horace
Sneed. Mrs. Ruth white. ali and
Mrs. Julian Hannah. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cohen white and daughter Zeno-
bia. Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Tai!erro.
Miss Juanita Jackson, Mrs. Charles
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs Roy Adams.
T. Garland Strickland. Mrs. II. Z.
Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. b. 7. Grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Leach, MISS Sue
Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mullen, Mr.. and
Mrs. W A. Hendricks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Sweeney. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Fisher and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Roach. William Kyle, James
Gaines. Ben Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Kanoy,on and others.
Mr. and Mrs Bell will reside al
$50 Leicester where their home IL
already furnished The honeymoon
was spent IN Chicago and 81. Louis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
w Q NJ EN- Get
2-Way Relief!

Periodical headaches. nervous
ness. cramp-lke pain, wien due
only to functional causes, are relieN-
ed for so many women who start
en- CARDUI three days ahead Of
the time" and use it as directed.
But CARDUI has another impor-
tsnt use. IL is tonic. intended 10
stimulate appetite and increase the
flow OF gastric juice. That's the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
HANDY Nome H1cs JARS
M0 OF !ll.!, i! Ne Z &

way It improves digestion: and thus
helps build up so many rundown
undernourished women. That's an
other way it often helps relieve
periodic distress.
CARDUI's e1-year record OF pop
ularity invites your confidence.
go
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20

Mrs. Bessie Harris and Mrs.
Louise II. Smith were joint host
esses al the BTWTA MONDAY
Luncheon club on Wednesday.
Sept. Il. 70 delegates who attend
ed the different conventions in
various parts OF the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Your Dreams Of Beauty Care Come True

Women everywhere fuIk
cbovf mis- drsorn -ereon,
EiERE Is a beoviy ereom worthy
~ Of perfect IeveIiness Itself
the levsIiness ihot omozes men and
holds their odmirotion--she lowell
ness shot every women wons fer
her very own. Here truly. Is fhe
GREEN Of your dreoms" the
ereom fhof Is mokino dreoms Of
beoviy core come true.
Afroeronf bose for powder ond
moke-vp. Block ond While Won
ishing Groom Is something more.
TOO. h enhoneesihc smoolh-clinoina.
Ions-Iosiine IoveIiness Of your foee
powder. And together with Block
end White foes powder n forms
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Club Nleus
Bride Speaks Vows At
Sunday Afternoon Rites

A md-September wedding, at Metropolitan Baptist
church. was the occasion the ovelest weddings
of the season. which the principals of Detrois
younger set Miss Edna Kyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
James R. Kyle and William Bell of Mrs. Ceoa Madi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Surprise Birthday Party
Honors MIR. Hibler

Saturday night a gala night at the beautiful fun
era home of A. L. Hibler prominent mortcan at McGraw
and Mckinley, when he was honored at surprise birthday
party given by his charming wife, Mrs. D. Hibler.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20

q dependable compilations
protection" ogoinsi The rovooes Of
the yeor's acknowledgements.
Nightly Bssvsy Hlss
Befors retiring tonight, first
eIeonss your foes with Block end
White cIeonsino Groom. Then oppIy
Block and White Cod crsum cnd
isovs y on on night BIoek and
White Bsoviy Green's ore soid N
lot sixes OF FIVE ood fen stores ood
IN iorgs 25f sixes BY oil dsoIsrG
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

$50 Msa gamsa sm sgs
NaA 81 ~ EsnAAH @shao
AsAs Afsse nAkA = $3.50 ssa
Ma8 ~ shea@ Erens
tiss Ar~na CnmShx e~4asssAn
u31n G* ANesAHA@n ~ amssas
&oN w0tM wu& ~ - taeA y :
ts0 NF Nk4Nfsee 1t Iayw
Afssr : rxtNnt ~ a. nsmnlnssssU
5 ae ase msrshn
ksssr Nan u ess r2sx wKs ~
spNa ~ Mrs 4 r. gseaa hsset
Nnsgh We eae - heard
Is f0aaxas wwxaAh : oFAy
Ard Csetan 5aras4 pkrrA bwh
81 t@ MsNs Aieutzse HwxNe
eNt q few casa lMst mmsk IL wAh
81 aaHfWxk8s wh VA nrpsft.
0aNt nsf#sAA ssantlse - tfr extMh4
lt1ansn4 * : Hxne pefgnm ~ Mla
aN EMR &ekAlif IL usfh 1N
iesst sfstesn hsee rxs neem nsa&se
fNhkE pei
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

80 m.sAsa. s~e,asssn a..
-
-
49, 1Arnzs NNus - Nxn
@ @N A@Ae@
hanf TAt8M az 8AmNaN 81. Is
MfA G. NftsAL
~
MaN @aan@ Leaves aK1 Mrx
hrs@ Fs1n NaeN xkSAteax y Ae~ Or
-
MIS- @AAd1A Marie MgM Ct
Azanf kAA ARRIVED lass aNek %
~ paatecu q naAaataaaaas
"a p~es e Mss NtinaA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

s. Aa* A
MN N
NJ &rH &ft4 M4H #a4&a nt@
AZ arsa xtse fsss Ns4s Nss4 So
sms = Nes afe
eva
"a ara Ms4 NNa F
~ &as ata &n ~
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
clce Club 70
Present Opercttn
Thursday. Feb'y II

Msam Nsank Mssn Naa utNs
cSuh an1HF III 9zm8 ~ MtM
MnfwAfus MH MAH Esaat a.
ess4xtA sntisied The uYpeg Hee
r8 hy EssA0n. A nN Moss EsNnt
E~TnsenlAfY mssi nu IfsMtN8HY.
FelsaaFS n a -
The WKgW Nosw y IA tHfe4
ezta ard + aaEH sseasga9 st4 enes
nsaef m noh asar kH@H Al ~lk
unheFt ffpaw &c Haiiza n<AAtlss
np& d sfslNn Mlien a. HasasA s.
naa nmxea MH3 st1a R&ssS -
uae wsfe "a AEsksa q xYInx HuA
etuwa ~ mAnhnsAk si1enAEs TN a09
ztes helleH ~ Mss znd MAstu - -
IA ssAFNnlN
Il hnpsmssa mAe aay afails fislaE
9Th h1f ffssAttee Lasa CEaven
ImGF cuaaiA4see MaFsssM2kis
msss4z inet ii stzn xasNl8 Thas aAn
6ef - me NY1my camp wfsRfe caM
st4tes ana Naa mss sn1 fafi -
tnsa II fEsst s1alll UfAsen untes
= mahs ntkisanta. bnt "a 1 eNfg
fznn1 cnnseaY mens sish Marta nEsa
Ninfo NJ II nseaq - TELL ne uecsx1
Nha lastf nxmM II ausfsh - Ca
esasHn. us5 Hah u = elfaRtuisis 81
ow kn sst lN0 Ilsb ensa = u1e
la1me II E~ouesAnee Ard ssfaxinAaa
hes Tnes n&An - ekesm Mt nse
overheard ~ Cgntnh wha tufnfuss
Mif uEuxkR aEsd usaHsa afu uzassx -
eap<1fs fzab THIS aaeMAfafiF AK
epinplakaAed ard Hnb h kffu4n msA
pfgsasa. b. later 6esA
TNo N2fs eiafms aaA H1A nMt
esAns into his estates. H. fssntakq
hasixsa h3en posea ~ Mn& II
eugnea ~AAenAafsA ssa
lFifaa ~ Tire sainks Mn4|
llpta GaeaaiRuN fsas H~xkAaitsN t3
- hef lasx tF neb Hss az I'd -.
turn 80 EEWtAnds IA M1gm Ans4 Msns
nfx fm MS NtfH Ins T ana i
s4aN kalff tasH ta4n I9 M
hApfsiy esrs after
Al memhese ~ kl.n ehe4Am MaNl
AyhEY e0fAaas& Bna tie characters
sxeeptine Heh esfTu ara Afmfns
seer nlfsInFU s3tsmek
rlasfnrtefA h the agess2tA Az
Mea Hebe fosEer snAAs nfe.
tnT HsfkuaNa Lara gr hslss 6f 80
Hffay camp olnFlA Walsoa kfnf.
81 AFs hushafa. EfAs laanANF4
Elnfa uyrzg I'D IL love silh xnfa
hsksFS IaFh#F N0Ah afterwards Isl
uilneft Hose Ne usnse Ftussf. -.
nfNEfe Harper lAdF czn4ianNk
daughter - Sir nenfKa Mnsspaahln
Mildred Cannsft4ham I1fa nfnesa
~ Kn6tssh fun ciaadF Mkaebn4al
ss utofsf AiaftenGaln. - Ensllza
epgfaT n~6nslnmnn. Ffna Taufte4
Mia az 0NesWe ! AerAaa aass&lssa,
fFAEA hAb11 uapasa IefmAa sea.
tain y ths kasfish arms. Jaa
hfH Hsf Tah9 Lsua Mss.sss
~bHtssfiits 4 . Whlttlnaaan -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

The wofla nAg m rxMYsf Al
usffeEEe - aside saE st ehurrapa
n difiefeni naFte II ihK wcwM wsll
~ deserved the Fsrs1 Rr1tMy "a
tnfst rxtRwafv - Al cnurtiaas
have been as3ed 10 u1ltA n the
nantpnssas uHis ymzr "a shry have m
uar past
tne no@rNasacx VII @e carried cut
"a Moas posnt aa tfsax date The
Methodist Missionary organisation
- - charge AZ m arrangements fus
Tire lruHram and tfts services viii hr
carried est Ia The nspsist Church
Tar general paaate i lnsfged ana
urged - take part Ia uauae wnr
vices
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
W@Na&A#k#4eAeaWa
kkE0LE NEWS
,
MfsH MAlsA< WkanAf4
xS1a
A&@@&aAa@eaAAM

Ras sssa ms2 4n gsas1a xsa
.s.asksss q AA
As
Meanss6 M n nal.
pastk sna k hi emhs
eAY b
1855
Mss = + ksEssasee tsA rmFaet
sa haf wme eEass AsnN nssas swn
ases ftNt ~ aAMFsM MsA
0m EsA Ard Ags ns&xm Hx
Is tekas
Nessa Amn anamnss 40
: " keNu eefs saaaiaxs
e. Me a.
Mfe tAA MAm
caftew HkAxn Asaa rAea Waiskr
N~slt AasafdaF b 1akn
MA
Mf NJ sri Msa Fhara Essa nna
tagnsis q ri hard AkA FfNtaea ~
Hiile pasen@ ~ Ana MFa sssn
HiA FAa
nellie axenAns n a Asssansm
stasnf 70 McAals aatufasy
Miss UWNEu Wales xasasn4 aNs
sister Mn E4sAad ulkzesa h As.
BALE Iris Ne HnA
49,
Mr. ans Nh g "A Fankss a
AssiussaA rskAk akw aRw nsAkts
uaelf hazss ssth Ehsar nn FfaA
ranksy NM4 mAaa visited cHxtl
PAnkey e MnAlls aanaAy
49,
usurRe A~lnesensEh ard asnehsefs