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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
MACHINE SHOPS
AND BLACKSMITHS
SHOULD REGISTER.
AZ Nseestes AtaenAs NstAenaf De-
fenns Cenferenss Al Wh<h
Request MADE Per Fsunars

A p Mesnfsee. jackson Comfy
Superintendent Of Edueauun. last
mvek zftsndeG the Assucta1kan Of
manufacturer for MizzlsapFA held
Ia 5aeks1n Lrzders Of vaff0xzs DE-
p~@Ftnaenss and organizations m ue
state also were In attendance
Tne princtnAl purpose q me
meeting was 10 coordinate ue ef-
forts q leaders IN the national de-
fefsxe program II wzs brought out
mat every machine shop and black
smith shop Ia the state Is ueeocc 60
Cooperate w1Eh TIE National defense
movement These plmntA regardless
OF ulefr size- are needed 20 snake
tools and other necessary supplies.
to ns used IN rushing the National
Defense program
These shoR are being urxed %
register with the MtEztzzfpp4 6tats
Association a. Manufacturers m
order that ues can be assigned
work This nos only vii increase
rhe industrial output Of the state
but x1ll provide employment for
hundreds of additional men
k6r Megehee stated that Il Is mis-
desire 20 have every shop Of this
kind N Jackson county registered
He pointed out that the local Dr.
fens< unit8 including the training
sch0oA are being retarded IN their
progress because they are unable 20
secure necessary equipment and
tools with which 70 carry on. He
stated that the smaller shops cxn
turn out these tools and much Of
this equipment
The shops are requested 10 regis
lister with L J. Folse. secretary Of
the Association Of Manufacturers Of
MtxstSstppA. AZ Jackson Reg4strA~
tAon blanks we're sent recently TO
soo shops n Mississippi but Of these
only 30 replies were received.
Col VIM H. Draper. m. repre-
senftng me q 8 Army. and Cum
nandef r. h Hening Of the u. 3
Navy. we're speakers On the pro-
gram. They brought out that the
Defense Program viii be carried on
for II least six more yearx r. will
take that long to bring the ATLANTIC
fieet up 70 It's planned strength
They also brought out that the
United States must get more help 10
Great Britain within the next %
days o. Ne. ourselves viii become
engaged in the great var nos ar
ing N Eurupe
Mr.. Mesehee stated that . nav
aasazzlai defense vocational txain&
ING schooi for me1ai workers has
been started ~ the vancIeave school
IN the western part Of the county
and that expansions are being plan
ned for the PRscagoula Vocational
training school
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
CONCLUDING PLANS FOR
YMBC MARDI GRAS BALL
PROMISE GALA AFFAIR
Outstanding Event OF Social Season To Be Held At Pasca.
gOula ommunity House,
February Il.

ne dase for TIE Mos Point
Young Mems Business Cubs sex-
enEh annaAl Carnival Ball has been
definitely st. ard pans for deco1z-
rnzs are gplng forward II : RAPID
pace ne bal w1n be he'd n the
Pz4e4goaA Community Houze. FTf-
d. Penrary a
TIE elab nas expressed ilsz1 that
thk pears ce<brAtl0u nluzz x1p<T-
s<1E the gala affairs Of tfe pAzt
win ms n nz1nd. committees have
bsxn appointed 70 handle Al C.
tazz o. ne pruzran "A more elan=
crate. more beautiful and = greater
dane< h&s b<eu sdopsec a. the
n1s10.
The ceeorA1oua committee head
&C ~ Dsex 5zsSldA mas already
eoEnneucsc rs Nork. DicK shleloz
&C tns committee memo<Ez have
had considerable experience "a me
- O. decorating. a1a N1tA tae
elabs approval. President Kh&yaE
ms instructed them . leave nosn-
n un1oze o make tdia tae mos
ezaboEaEe affair ever sponsored D
ne Gun.
Adopting z : theme. Patriotism
~ cos1zz of TIE bal and eanmm.
~ hose VII 1e red. Nnlx znz
he. ziszzz WfEE the zzual ezrllTa
eolorz o. grange and biack and -
nsYAi eozozs o. Ne court purple an
sd
With 5 httiE moEe tran to Neez
unzn ne tine q Ine ball ne elal
mz1berz have NUN 70 Do No
anzeulaEzou hzz been heard Is !
no Ne KING snd Queen I'll p
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
Trustees Discuss
Improvements For
NJ. p. High School

". @ Ecke6. Building Service d.
rector Of the State Department Of
Education. met with the Board Of
Trustees ~ the regular monthly
meeting 70 discuss the problem Of
improving the plant facilities os the
Moss Point High School
No definite action was taken a.
the time. nut At the request Of the
Board. Mr.. Eekek il making q sur
vey Of the building needs q ths
High School proper.
A study Is being made TO provide
quarters for vocational training sor
boys. and the expansion and the
making Of more adequate quarters
for the school band
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

party drove 20 he Pascaeouia
Elementary school building where
TIRE welding school : being cundue-
TED. Here they 2w young men with
goggiex % protect their ayes learn
ing the art o. electric welding. 50
they can take positions IA the ship
building plant Piles q stssl plates
were being welded together. NE
SPARKS from the electric current b.
Ing toe bright for unprotected eyes.
Inc weiaing room Is part Of the
shop o the vocational department.
= the etEy schools under direction
Of MI Parker. Here 3 score OF more
boys were bury .at lathe planern
huz szSs sanding machines. etx-
turning o1t cabinets. tables. book-
shelves fancy gates. etc learning =
worthwhile trade
he Aast place visited b. tne parts
Nas the Old Central school building
where i located tae zsN1nR room.
ne commodity warehouse. the r.
creation protest ne library saad TIE
WPA osfsce he sexine rooSu Is
u charge q I'm N14M Freilssu
Iasese are - sofnsn here employed
sn1 abouE twsn1y e Ocean zpF1naz
Fourteen hundred garments =
month are mace hexe-Rnxmzn1z e
VARIOUS kindz fuF msn wonen aad
Enlldrea Thess E2Fxasuts are dls-
uzbuted % ne needx b ne state
NPA one-han q ne material
neeessaET 4 fzFusAasa ~ the feder-
e government and oue=nan y
JseEeou county Here also h 10
easeG ne Jackson County Library
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

S44 49, &AA&A - A&NZ@4s-Ats 844eA
another has been Installed aS Mayer
l noe feel Tat Il a NJ duty 70
myself. my paaI adminiatrattcn. and
lnosr councilu1en Nho weFe associated
Eitn ne. that the cti41en2 q Pa3ca-
Eoal4 he properly lnfoEmed on mat
teFS q gruas mlx1niornan0n, DIS
iorted and nlAzeadIag. recently ap-
psarfng IN your paper. and other
papers Of general circulation In this
flchnity. o. statements made %
MAy0x 0uizey II pubic. ard articles
prepared b nm f9 the press. the
a4e am 81 whlcn attempts 70 reflect
apon ne and M associates Nnue
~ office
In lhe issue q yo4y paper Of Jan-
lazy - le4l. Ar uaueY i qa0s1d
= saying A. = meeting q GaasEs
1ne@uAY night January a.. mat
When nc lily OfiieiA& gozo& oifGe
zunE Ncsr sc = ee.1sss uaAl tae
ely hzo 8 xl90. 5000 appr0KA-
.Dn Ia WFA improvements In
fortunately. la& 80 no8 - ana
nsFs Eak only tzaeeoe a~azaea
me CITY
Non. Eny GIG n0I M uuusy e.
enc further rs REMARKS and dEel
Is kaEzA up9u TIE faet l1Az 81
1ccsAosT = 1g4a. sozslaeF az4l
Is associated commissioner 4zu
elecsse U4t aE asoFn l.. ne ftsec
~ injunction att ma halted ~
No&F& uEs& oulaHilE ID eranl
CT ln9 aforementioned Hao1.a0ai
AEuS tuu conferences AZ
tsieazaus conversations Nere Ia
alto AE. WznteTaaL Laxn enzIaas.
IoE 4z pEosezA an1 N1ta STATE an
National ozlEAk IN us ssFly pAF
d Deesml@T l accompanied ~
Wineries - Washington and Es
Suted u& pan 70 q eo=ordaaAaa
council q us Sasx MAziame oam.
nhzzou aE1 NPA NJ ou1ef "a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
LIONS CLUB GETS
INTERNATIONAL
CHARTER, MONDAY.


Tfae PaNnaRyaiA LoxA C1ao ~
GENTLY arxankzxd. ~ presented Ntth
is ehRFter fFGxn l&atS International
% A. x tAtimeT. HAttszDaTx. din
srlct goexTxxz ht = meettux beic IA
ne raacasaaiA Community House
Visiting LAoF4 Club msushrrz fruzn
HatuesouEg. Biloxi and I<EsdAle a.
tended uae esFerasza1@
r4e charter v44 rscelysa b.
james a SsfeEnsf. pSxz1Hns Of INT
PxzeAxoulz Ciuo. IN be1aAls Of IA
- chaTtrg nzemnaFx In arcsF1tls
a1e esaarzF. ne announced that 0w
u TIE garzt o51exaye3 q NE eia1
aMs to rata~ funds for the purchases
u ar nscabAlor % b. uMc Ia u1S
maternity NAu Of ths jackson
County KhuApasa lie added uaa,
= great prosram os ciyE activities
tad been planncd 10 tbs neS or
~ganaAtaon
Howard Glass presided over the
meek1nz ~ t~aastEnsstET. and Pre-
sentsd Il Y Barbour. who gave lhe
address u rekEus. 70 me yl4abof4
o0sernN LAtimsx announced thai
ale ksnal club was part Of an aao-
cation 81 I&1noo men. bound N =
lEnternA1 xpzf1 70 make M1s u The
gFem4ez3 forces of men organized
n she United 8tAtea lie outlined
the ptnelphe4 and objects Of Lam
akxn. nx local unit o. which Is Nns
9th II me state.
A dxlazfsful wuxram Of enter
sAlnnaens wA& presented on tne pro-
gram TfaM knciudsd soFaas and
b Dorothy vuyoFtrh. rucal
.s~secEauns b George Marshall. an
AeTckatic cAnee b. Doyls Kennedy
aecordion satection b Wilton Davis.
sarA8x ~ Hans Christensen and
songs b. W pawley All of The en-
t~sFtAnnsent waz iarnLkned b. BIZ
Iux taisnL
Osfaeers q the paacAsoula cub
are James Sweeney. president. W
~ Hare. secrNtasys r b. Haodou.
treasurer. Vs. 81 Mc0rmt1l. Jt.
first yics-pTea4d~nt. A. T. orASssck.
u. second xlee-pFexident. C. p
third vice-preaiaens J b
L4axl-tamex: and v. G Strip
llng. taa-gwAster. In J r. Mc-
IhanotaNh. DF W ]. weat1leFfoxu
and 1raEy walker. dtrer4ovS
Other charter mzmberz are. T. Y
naFhoau. " * hoeaxEe. r. c.
craig. a. n D1Jcan. Exneax l.
lantea Jr- J. A. Furr. IL ". 0laaz.
. r. HAYES. HanEy Lsna + X
AzsupSAy. a. . P1m. Chafias S&an-
AZ e 8<el1ne nnu a. q xokk.
Tne M44en asexied Nfn 3 &ua
AmrrteA n61eE which the tupuca-
wA1 given ny Rss. Father J Z
ssekee. xto also pronounced ~
s~esle1ses19n
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

an CTR citizens. and persisted IN
ullnE sucn suit when they were
ted g woald resEdt IN the defeKrtnz
An1 possibly losing TIE supeToed-
is19 Woleet Every one knew Of the
supezcedlng project Ar. Gulley
es<tAiniy knew Of Il and its cetAil4
No "a eYer stated Il was finally
nn1 definitely approved but i
woaac have been finally approved
upen fling o. ue formal epplica-
ttG II darlington Il and when
the prolees y approved Il VII Be
The very SAINT a. wax fled by my
anDnEzAlon Bus It ws de-
fexreo b Ar 0aIkys actions and
- MS further trips complaining 70
0oFeflmenf officials. ard letters
sent 70 them 6g him and his asso-
clatea Certainly the WRA In
washington a not gosng 70 award
uhe prokc Z the people Of pAsca-
EuulA ~ represented D. the MayoT-
eEel dc lot want Il Of Il the In
cu1atnS eeeted officials Nere 70 y
antagouzze thereto
IL Guliey Knows Il the super
cedzng pzukct Goes nos &ucceed q
~ faAes a~ntaapaied extent II
~ D. aozeiy ne cAuse by actions
ne hA taken and cIrecsed TO b.
teken pfaaf 20 and anee becoming
Nssor Because he harTaAzed aue
crtzzesec ard OK every posabaz
stare 4eaHat ms While ! EGS n q.
r. - saal6 Daa zesx . cor
ttnae thz practice s.aee M tern
h2s expired
= the 1uze arueH quoting
fFeza AZ aLe1 he sas rms in.
t4ae1on Ha carried aal 70 3 SIC
c&4U eaarIla y decree reu.
oeTzd Dee.Hl1H 81 Issa judge =
~ klaeH nos anly ~dasaaoNea "a
mIancuuH Es zzaroea ne zaa IL
okfU Defendants ne sam q $500
- NAy q dAaazzea e. accent q
auurnFY9 tcs e. account q Lnl
ana MS apazszl UHuugfM SUM
g. = us uiaaetluu
Il Va q mAuy mlzleadinl
aAzzDels g i n.raszna % rad i
anzie zHHarluE 10 TIE ChHaaace
ssG q January zsEh and Tins
Plc4yune 1anuArT ash. Ia ate
a azeazsu1 ave H<n teza1ed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

These nAnsez vin b kep< In the Ut
m041 secrecy. until the night Of the
BAL. although & wa1 announced
definitely that the court composed
o. ths Dukes and DS1chazsea. I'll be
MADE puzzle IL next thursday
Mos Point Advertiser.
Gift Pennington. ore O t1e most
popular oTehex.ra4 IN iris section
has been engaged 90 furnish the
music for the evening
Officials q lhe club announced
ina staa photographers and re-
puEteEz Of both tie Timez-PEzguEs
and PTeaz-Ragiste1 vii b. on hand
70 take flasn p4eturez O ne affair
Las FeaFG King ard Queen
Mayox O. ?. Weed o. Aaoaa re4ni
and Misa Dorothy CanzT q Pasca-
guu2. vii - or hand = croan us
incoming King and Queen jos VI
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
L. j. Wilmington
Wins atch Fob In
All Meat Contest

FUer-H livestock NoEk IN jackson
county has uuu national recognition
through ule receipt By Asst County
Agent J W Lumpkln Of > specially
embossed watch i0b 10 Be presented
7 J Wilmington Il k awarded 20
the esnbzter making the highest
score IN the county Ia the national
all meat animal contest
The activity vas conducted b me
Extension Service for the tenth
season and provides = god watch
far the state winner wno i eligible
70 TRY loV = trip 90 Ire National
ar Club Congress. and 4 college
a~choiafznip al gifts Of Thomas Z
Wilson
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
JACKSON COUNTY
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
COMPLETE TERMS
EAeh Mehesa AfIseted. Nee sGsn.
hmes Nxmxt ~ Re-eaeeaeA Or
snreemmers Namea Thts MaEsth

Pursuant &c the annosnceuannta
malxe las wrek - A P Mezrh@e
jackson County superintendent os
EansaktDz. thai tae schaol8 Of tine
county must eunduct proper siec-
ltunA 20 eeAezcx neu rseuabers q u1e
beard of trustees 20 iii the posts
expEtES THIS yea. announcement 4
nxade toc4y ~ THESE wisnse trruzz
expire ard those who have 4 year
or neoTe 20 run
All those trustees ueieesed or tire
Gate appcinted for lhlx-SMtaFdsy.
March is-wtn serve fiye-yxar terms
Thase Ghooh having fiss uszzsees
viii sxtect their representative by
the petition methoz. unless they Dr.
sire % charge to the elective meth
cd. Ia which - theY must make
application 70 90 - with tne County
Superintendent af Ednemsloxa. before
Tntu~aAT. Hssnsaaxy IL
TIE neieesf1ns af TIE trustees waIl
~ sssne O. mss4ln&m held 81 7
oaelaxk Ia the afternoon of March /.
N the respective sehozaE4 AL tft1B-
tees mzzt b qualified residents and
voters m Ens sxcstoEa they are 70
represent
Those whosw terms expsrr this
year and either fnusE Ne FsaeAsssxa
s~nrcexsors nan,ed are. Pheian A.
Wls2Sies. Bayou Casotte q d Lott
pa4sy-Vna<FS. T. j Em8feT. EscmEaw
"a. BFennard EaFta. HarleYs Ar8.
o b Lopex. 0auster. u y Roberta
Orange LAKE. ; p Henley. pasea-
gouia. Adoiph n seyaznuY. 81 Mar
TN. J ". Rahertz. Tanner VII
hams. q Cooper FURY vaneleass
hof ClEn1hssl Wadr Sylvester
Wmlfnnan. LFr oak Pune pQfnliMm
Long bluff Creek Haemea weifs
pnsta CnageL ard Usofse Assllen-
81. EeAsaREA eszssed sezzGnk
All azklruz having iusa three txun-
t4ss Ill ennsknue % eject tfsesr tns-
tres IS ID the paa Ouiv tncrs w9Ea'
arc qualified eAecEorA will be pEfsi-
iegeo e vote
Ths scnoolA having i've trustees
are EacatawpA. 0auEleT. paScagoulA
and Moss Poant Mos Point and
Ocean Springs. betnx incorporated
cities. have trustees appointed BY
tne elty officials
The present trustees and explra-
uon 81 their terms Of the VARIOUS
schools arr a. follows.
BAyou Casotte-PheiAn whasley.
isa1 Tneu webh. is11 and 8 l.
Harris. tDt1
Dxasy vezsD-o D Lott 1871.
\ 4 Furry. lsk2. ard John l. Pair
Icy. ia4s.
EzcatAwp-L ) Eassey. 1851
Dan Sherman. J = Nelson. leaa j.
W wyasl iss4. and L Z Yswn.
1915.
hnFIey-BrennaFd BAri4, i9&t.
SinE1ey kooxrlnoA 1872 And !.
Marvin DAVIS, iatz.
oaatscF-Mnx O ID L1pes. les1
Albert Tayaog. is$2 LIE Thomas.
1913 AlFz eAnie uuiiioste. 1874. and
). c 1ocum. 1916
Oransr LAke-H. n Roberts,. issI.
John CLARK. iez1. an1 Il W staEk
IpS3.
FazcAgOuia-J = Henley. Ie4I. r
W Coo. Is<2: ". q 0uliey. ist9
tconftnsssd o. Pags Tsnl
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
Economics At
Moss Point Rotary
Club Meeting
Pupils Of A. 4 Class In Hlxh
School szake Interesting
Talks.

A very interesting and informa-
tive program wak furnished the
Moss Point Rotary Club 1t It's
meeting last Thursday noon at the
Community House.
Miss Hlida Gil. horne economics
instructor at Moss Pcint High
School presented two Of her stu
dents. Barbara Walton and Neva
Cumbezt. both Of whom gave short
talks Barbara Walton spoke brief
" on the merits Of the Home Eco
Monies Club. and Miss Cumbest
discussed the classroom studies.
Miss Cal. in her discussion.
brought forth her PHILOSOPHERS Of
the purposes Of the study. Point
ing out the wholesome interests
and the outstanding features OF the
subject. she also mentioned the
benefits Of having the girls work to-
gether In the classroom and the
cooperation among the students.
Webb Ballard. Of KaIispel, Men
tana. vas a visiting Rotartan.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
FIRST CARNIVAL.
BALL OF SEASON
SET FOR TONIGHT
Pase.EsaiA Ceaaeil KnlEhts OF
Ceiumbus Te Present AnnuAi Car
nivRi Dance Al Community Heuse

E~8t4384AA A94ETH hH44ON4 VI
Ceiumbus Te Present AnnnAi Car
nivRi Dance Al CenmunAly Heuse
The dance committee Of tire Pas
cagoulA Council Knights Of Col0m-
h0A. haA announced that everything
b N readiness for the orgznaza-
tons first annual carnival ball.
which vii be presented tonight.
Friday. February I. in the PAsea-
EoulA Community House.
The ball vii start ~ . O'Clock
and w4u be followed sh0FtIy there
after by the arrival Of King Colum-
buk and Queen Isabella. who wtIl
reign during tie evening. and their
royal court. Immediately following
their arrival there wtli be an elAbor-
ate floor Shov presented for Lheir
entertainment IN which talented
slnEers and dancers Of the Coast
section VIII participate.
After this the royal party vii
hass their first dance. This viii be
followed by general dancing 81 Al
those attending.
The decorations for this event viii
be elaborate. expressing 9 patriotic
theme. Tne committee has been
working for several wceks On these
decorations Many yards Of ribbons
bunting and other decorative ma
terials are being used In the oFna-
mentatt0ns Of the ball room
The identity Of the king and
queen and their courtierz viii re-
main secret until after their ap-
pearance on the ballroom floor
There has been much speculation
over their Identity. The commit
tee selecting the court. has an
nounced that the king and queen
are : popular young Pascagoula
couple. All Of the eight maids are
Fascagouln residents. while there
are four dukes from Pascagonla,
tuo from the Mobile Council
kEzt8ht4 o. Columbus and one from
each the Biloxi and 0ulfpoxf
coxznclI1-
Besides people from Moss Point
and ~Pascagoula attending the bail.
several groups from Biloxi. Ocean
Springs and Mobile have announced
Intentions Of attending.
The MUSIC for the occasion viii
be furnished By Walter Williams
and his orchestra. recently from
the Plaza Club In Biloxi and Marx
ham roof In Gulfport This Is re-
garded rs one Of the best orches-
tras now On the Coast section
Nothing Is being undone 20 make
this event one Of the outstanding
social events Of the carnival sea-
son IN Pascaeoula.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

been asked to 80 wfln u On ahlz
trip n the CItya expense. In order
10 acquAint him w1th al Of tne DE-
tails but ne ehase - refuse TO {
eompAny ~
After tSu Gays Of practically
continuous conference the proleeE
IS informally allowed e. presented.
and ne gcre instructed % return
- Pasc4gonA and prepare final
formal application g be forwarded
through regular channels. Ers1 -
un D4txiCt office a. HaEuaSburg
tnen TO the STATE office a. jackson
and 70 Washington . c. for final
approval
Ine maiect involved al expeadI-
uafs q Al exeeaS o. sioC0oo with
01t coat 20 tie CHS u PAseagoala.
except ne paying q me Engineer
- seae2 undeT ne protest. -
prtuapAl Atree2 Of tie City would
y pasea and stdega0 I'D. water
eNzeuQsa 70 esesy point oFer n4zs
UzaSs ~ sNsas paI cONu= and =
leverage disposal pant erected q
eaaz q APPROXIMATELY tisonoW
thus . s20am Water Warkx -
tension Bond Ns4 sFeE - pFopaz-
Eoa0 bgund pr foa4at hops
: felf satea % b. abAe . return
- P~azeakou4a aad EsH our eiktzeuz
shat - nad = suse for them ~
Nanlefsan Immediately n3eaE
preparation . tnt Application foz
Eas proNe1 a. outlined ADORE. whAzn
< completed Il due me ard -
a1aalI1 earraaa 20 TIE DlzzT1ct q.
lie a. Hai1aaufg
Ne4 ean D. little appFeaa.e O.
feAnsa . slIEzls H6eu Er GuIls5
ana Ha aseazed ea4nc4zmzn~eleel
Alee % DeceaDer 4 lesa 81 u
IalEuaa aaE To details q Nhzcl
bass bzea printed z11 discussed >
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
PHS Band Honored
By Mobile Carnival

The Pascasoula High School band
has accepted an invitation from the
Gabile Carnival association 70 par
tictpate N the Carnival FESTIVITIES
IN Mobile. Tuesday. February 18th.
As has been the custom the last
few years. the band VIII play In both
the noon and the night parade1
This plan vas decided On at the
February meeting Of the band aux
iliary. held at 7:O p m. Monday
In the band room al Pascaeuula
high school
Principal speaker VA ?. A Stub
hlefEid new band director. Stub
blefield outlined ideas for his spring
program Between = and 30 pet
sons were II attendance
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
Miss P~ascagoula,'
MIR. P~ascagOula'
Title Contests

Tne Young Wonnenz Business
CIEn q PaacaeaaA has announced
pla1z 70 conduit ; contest fer NJ
selection q junior Miss PAseazuu-
Ia ard Mr PAscAzOuia The con-
vs. al Be conducted duriaE ne
nezz several sex and ~ b
0re4Ent = a elazs o. tne night -
February r. e s ociozE Due an
ueFz III Be announced. crowned
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
$4,000 MACHINE SHOP
AWARDED PASCAGOULA
FOR DEFENSE TRAINING
Equipment Being Shipped For establishment OF New Unit
OF Vocational Training For Jackson
County Men.

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ehlne shop Tor traanin8 vsanR me-
r..nsrs e he Ynzna IN ffsp Nassnxa.l
Defense Program locally. L was an
ucgzncec mere yesterday b aur~r-
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susaaz cxsy scnooh reaesa1 govern
u,eus officials ard me Atkxxsxxsuua
ssat1 r~sarsnnens of Ksuratsn~a
nssafsec ~ wens slzzs fan sushnrz-
n.sAun RS hexn gwen far me nrnros
unch viii hw nznrnana IN q similar
manner q Eiss nresenK wetatn~
school sna use CLASSES Far othnr
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
pAscAsOuia. Miss. January n. issi.

An. h B MAnAsfey. Edhox.
FAScaRuQA chruu4ee Sta.
FRacAgoaaA. Mis-
Dear MI. MAhaffey.
sanee leaving the Office o. AAxor Of the Cty OF paacasDaaa 1 exutrn~
Ion q my term O January G 1871, : have definitely made II m sae
purpose 10 attend - these duties pertaining q ms p<txate oxz1nem I
nave refrAEned fron discussing City affairs n ne street. r. smone
friends and have not been IN the City Hal o. In is vicinity.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07

Afr h B MAhasfey. Editor
FA&caRual4 Cl1ruulcR sta.
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