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xsiit Mrs Wltksfs Fasrnu Mr and
Mira J. G Akiey.
3d.
Miss Bliss LAmnD Is 1Arkmse.
Mtkx Npent the ws~k end siztiffaE
hnf SISTERS Minsea sara ard IA
KAEss Lenson
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I 2. PrIlehAFa was . business
xt1itnF % Atlanta. this seek
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
HURLEY

rAga gascehsora. Who hza been 81 At
his hezne IN Hurley. hAs sssusned
10 sr1nonA
Ar. ana Mn ID T. Williams Of
Cnisanont. Mia. esfe NtxilEss In ne
hasns q Mr.. ara aFa q " mamsl-
tor uhn Mnsh
Nj. and ARA q ~ HnmiitDsl
stAitnd Mr. EnFence FAsrell Fl
Salem. aA&t Wednesday
nea
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nuta visited h4f snd Arr " q
Maelle iNst Mnaadny.
49,
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lssaaea Nasnxs n AeNfExa. TeaAA re-
turned 70 her nasns LAT nanaaF
a
Af. ard MFa { Holland III Mo-
bile. we're visitors 10 hi aud Mna
~ l. uackens hes SUNDAY.
MrA al l. p0ensn1 wa4 ID Moasle
last sesk sfsa Co.. aasainal Haaf.
mant
The ueelina Of the Hurley s~A
cluh NaA held On Thursday, MaFci
eth Inc eiub "a oailnd 10 aFdal
BY ia pfeaiuent. Myftle npaiF 11s
minutes we're read and use ron WAs
called b Fly MauiinAaian pug~
lng the business session demonmlfa.
tons ou making ~ hospital bnui
vrre given Mia Ruth Cain Ola.
cnssed PLANS for Rally Day Nth tnr
club mNmbxfA
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BETTER HOMES
For FArm Amd CITY
~ mKxm . cars
ma@s n-mea Assat

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Nx Ma MATTRESSES nm m O.
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iAksO expcnar1 in xissn9 EtnseEg A.
urtsan 70 s0l mNp4raktnn, plant.
ina. calivalhmn. lecaizg. lnsax& eun-
tFu and harvest
Nutgillun standards irAalrase RS
sxsfn<iz az Vegetables are required is
esesy petscu each year fm optlmnm
nutFftksA A~eenTuiF4 80 thue
standards ~ niEstos1 uzsasda q veee.
tables are need@d each year fu4
prvtection ard prasaotlOn et health
fer the farm population m thN
Soe1hern Region q TIE United
States At S ceglta per psaasd. heams
gardens al the 6outa oushs - pro-
dlce annually VEGETABLES worth
ezAS 0ooou T7e amount ussm
saved though only part Of this sum.
Nith present lnaneauase Ela~sfllsunAl
provision for or puEaintluxl would
release materially e~oesansnle pressure
On cFogsa preducea largely foe sale
Ample garden would he wusth q
the average family II five II the
above figures, approximately fiTa
The garden vii pFusdtlee cosannu.
uuxly II Succession paintings are
planned ard planted Continuous
production ia airpints factories a
America Is vital Ia the fight fo1
democracy. 50 II i tiinl coutlnu.
oSis production in MizNinsipp gardens
Is vital In The fight fog hnst1a
health In the xtase-fow strezssul
n the people Ct our democracy.
NatFftise ystns - siruga
Emphasis IL being pianed On nas
value of soFghaEA ard sugar cane
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
ARENA

There 1ere y present AZ Roberss
Chapel Sunday School March .
Msx Emer SEF4rkteF cenaaeted he
opening exefckseM Mr. Howard
Freeland and her daughter. Junr.
were visitors from Seven HIi14 Ala.
-u~
Friends and relatives were sur
prased when Nellie Davidson. young
esf daughter of Mr.. and Mra J. A
Davidson. and Eugene Davis q
whistler. Ala married ca March |
III Luccdaie. They are staying with
Ar and Afrx. W. r Davis At whist
Ter. Eugene Is employed ~ tfse NO
blle Steal Co Friends WIKI fos
them . happy married life.
D.
Robert Davidson. Mu w :
PEBBLES and Mn Roy Dykk visited
their parents. Mr.. and Mr. ,. A
Davidson. recently.
AIRS. Lena PrnNasnoH has returned
TO work At the jackson County
Wooden kln
Elmo c. Davidson. JF. hes bees
stationed ~ Jacksonville. Florida
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS
~
mEaY1 amor
~ set

~ ard Mrs Walsrf Meaas sna
keesnsrxN Eiakax ard Aa1rNy IS
Nee OrAmAnA EuzA the pas week-
ere a. xtnraf honA HAA W. a.
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IL MlH MsFy EksAhssh EsF b.
HnftaexsUrs. Err tA@ week enc
Mra pseSnss Npent ast ssek Be-
MnrtdiAn Miss. with frtrr6k
Franklin Snyder ceparssd rsns-
anr fqx tnn An<olnx. Cali. where
ne wan atsend NJ FefzaseF Az
Schooi
chSef Petty oeficer and MsS
James Ac0xaw e Pensacola pa
uvrp eurKts for TIE wesk end o8
Mrs. Escn1shia pakst and Misz
CurTzne MeC1ure
Msz Nnxsa TheTsos ieff Fffaay
afternoon f0 jacksonville Pa
where xz1e wns tolBed b asgsnAni
InsrsOs frum r0rs BlAnains for ne
ueek enc
~. and Mrs Hutchlnson of Port
lard Oregon. <re guests Sunday
az Mr.. Hutehinnan's brother and
nSter-in-Aw. Mr. ana kf4 HAroid
Hutchinson
Little patxy Aasoerzun ceienatee
her etshth birthday "Wednesday b.
inviting . humber Of hef small
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
Vegetable Lsxstivs
Hes Important Points

This laxative does three important
things for mast ussrz. II aimpla
direxsione nke E1iinwe1. \ ueuzilg
acts punctualiy, thoroughly. ermfly.
You win like spicy BLACK
DRAUGHTsS way. Chief Of its 81
psoeiabls ingredients IL an @infeEti-
nal tonic-laxative" which helps tone
larry bowel muscles Next time.
take BLACK-DRAUGHT. Econom-
Teal. too: rs 10 30 doses, Csc.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14

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tasHptlan IL he tusm M Ntfua Il
h<sng uExea maee nak Yxsf thar sses
hxEure
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14

lie completed hlz training Il shs
A n II School Ia San Dlego. Calf
-
Ar. and Mira J. G. Cur apeni
Sunday night NastsAns MT. ard Mira
Dudley. - nedley Eefssnsz q
Mobile with them.
80
Everyone Is invited 10 attend ths
Cantata given b. the grammar
grades at Tanner Williams rliaat
night. March IL Little urnce
Davidson vii play The part Il
-cuptd- IN the play.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14

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WANTED

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- sn4gzssHz mzazo1 = ezzs A29F
= ue Mi4AAapEa $3.50 kpak
AsasHe f&a KN NtfRek Ras
Mzzspk Fhesa - $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Tires-NeU and Used

GUARANTEED tire treading since 1925.
Passenger and truck sizes IN stock.
Motor CITY Tire Service. 313l Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

MOTORs-Ali MAKES, rebuilt mooerni,ed.
Motor RehWdcrs Inc. 1908 Larncf.
fotrR car compirftfy ovrrheued. 81 down.
terms ifa1o Eari Warren
MOTORS RtnrHt Not I.s' Oycrrsulod
- sI4r n -D.> Z.fDa nHifAN
CONSULT fho enlarged Real Estate IstiuEs
ln he big sunday Times Want A.
srciicn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
ChrysIer Branch
5000 Cass Madison 1916

CHRYSLERS-'4l demos. some slightly
used Royals. Windsor club coupes u 10
choose from. $500 10 $500 under new price
772O GrAtiot.
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postel priscios TO hioheht the color scheme Of
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Evening star., 1941-03-20

The cornerstone of the White
House was laid in 1892, just II years
after the surrender of CORVALLIS.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
QuotaClubs
Frederick
10th District Will
Name Officers at
Convention

Delegates and members Of Quota
Clubs of Maryland, the District of
Columbia and Virginia will meet in
Frederick, Md, March 1890, for the
eight annual convention of the
Tenth District Of Quota Interna-
tional. About 200 women will at
tend the meeting.
Extending Friendly Relations" will
be the theme of the conference.
Serving as general chairman is Miss
Edith Barnett, president of the
Montgomery County Quota Club,
the hostess group.
The Mayor of Frederick will well
come the visitors and a high light
on Sunday will be a tour of his
torical places in and near Fred
erick, sponsored by the Chamber
of Commerce.
Business will include election and
installation of district governor
and lieutenant governor and reports
from presidents of the eight clubs
comprising the district.
Miss Mary Jane Winfree, the pres
ent governor, has been. nominated
for reelection and Miss Alice Pal
mer of Norfolk, Va, has been nomi-
mated for lieutenant governor. Miss
Jane w. Lake is the Tenth District
secretary and treasurer.
Speakers will include Mrs. Paul
Ledig of Bethesda, who resided in
Peru for a number of years and
who will talk on Our Back Country
Neighpors in Peru" and Miss Ann
Singleton, writer, lecturer and trav-
eler, whose subject will be Friendly
Relations"
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Two Sororities
Choose Officers

New officers of two sororities at
American University are announced
this week.
Peggy Rule of Kenwood, Md, was
installed as president of the Beta
Epsilon Chapter of Delta Gamma
Tuesday. Peggy Burrus is vice
president; Carol Hollingsworth, re-
cording secretary; Eloise Smith,
corresponding secretary; Margaret
Harmed, treasurer; Anchora reporter
Dorothy Mapes, and Sarah Brown,
historian.
Sarah Lila Stewart of Rome, N.
Y, has been elected president of the
Gamma Delta Chapter of Phi Mu.
Other officers elected are Kath-
leen Cowles, first vice president and
pledge trainer; Ralpha Randell. Sec
ond vice president, and Marion
Mates, secretary.
Miss Stewart, junior at the
university, is editor of the 1941 STU
dent yearbook and a member of the
College Council.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Suburban
Notes
Porters Hosts
At Party in
/. Arlington

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson Porter
were hosts last evening at a dinner
and bridge party in their home II
Arlington, Va.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs
j. C. Brawner, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordor
Thompson, Miss Olivita Thomas anc
Mr.. Allen c. Adams.
Mrs. Lawrence E. Ring of Bethes'
da, Md, entertained at luncheon
and bridge party yesterday, having
as her guests Mrs. F. P. Farley, Mrs
Gordon G. Biddle, Mrs. James M
Hammond, Mrs. Mark H. Haller
Mrs. Manning Dyer, Mrs. Hugh B
Johnston and Mrs. F. p. Di Blast
The luncheon was the second Of {
series of parties which Mrs. Rini
plans to give during the spring.
Mr.. Frank White of the faculty ol
Randolph-Macon Military Academy
at Front Royal, Va, will be the
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbert T. Woodson in Fairfax, Va.
Mrs. Katherine Hopper of Fairfax
will have Miss Laura Jeter Parker
of Lynchburg, Va, as her weekend
guest.
Mr.. Neal Watson, student al
Duke University, will arrive Satur-
day from Durham. N. c., to spend
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Warren N. Watson, In Fairfax.
Mr.. Charles Pickett, jr., who is at
tending the University of Virginia
has arrived to spend his spring va
cation with his father, Mr.. Charles
Pickett, in Fairfax.
The Rev. and Mrs. william H
Branson have returned to theil
home in -'Takoma Park after a week
in New York City.
Mr.. Branson is one Of the vice
presidents of the General Confer.
ence of Seventh-Day Adventists ane
he and Mrs Branson returned thi!
winter after more than a year spen
in China and the Far East.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Mrs. Roosevelt
And Mrs. Willkie
To Meet April |

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt ano
Mrs. Wendell Willkie will meet fol
the first time at the annual stunt
party Of the Women's National Press
Club April l at the Willard Hotel
They will be seated at the same table
Mrs. Willkie will come to Wash
ington day or two ahead of the
party and will be widely entertained
while she is here.
The League of Republican Women
of the District has issued invitations
for reception April 2, and Mrs
Robert Low Bacon has planned tt
entertain after the stunt party fol-
Mrs. Willkie.
The press women's party is or
April FOOLS Day" this year because
it was the only open date available
for Mrs. Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Newspaper Women
To Hold Party in
New Clubhouse

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will
be honor guest of the Newspaper
Women's Club at its first party in
the new clubhouse, at 1904 Twentieth
street NV, tomorrow at pm
In spite of delays in remodeling
the little garden house, which stands
back in the yard between two large
houses, the housewarming tea,
planned for the first day of spring,
will be held as scheduled. Club
members are working rapidly to
make the new quarters as attractive
as possible. although the furnishings
are as yet incomplete and the last
touches of painter and electrician
will be put on next week.
The club, which was organized
during President Hoover's admin
istration, entertained Mrs. Hoover
at one Of its first meetings in the
lounge at the National Press Club.
Mrs. Hoover is an honorary member
of the club, as are Mrs. Roosevelt
and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge.
Associate members include several
of the wives Of members of the cab
met. All of the cabinet wives have
been invited for the party tomorrow
Miss Katharine Brooks Is club
president.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Chevy Chase Club
Nominates Slate
|OfOmcers

Mrs. Henry De Coursey Adams
was nominated without opposition
for the presidency of the Woman's
Club Of Chevy Chase at its monthly
meeting yesterday at the clubhouse.
Officers will be elected at the April
meeting.
Mrs. Frederick M. Kerby will
complete her two-year term as
president Of the club this season.
Others nominated to serve with
Mrs. Adams are Mrs. George A.
Finch, first vice president; Mrs.
Edgar F. Fowler, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Ralph Bonnet, recording
secretary; Mrs. c. M. Jansky, jr.,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Roy
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Miss Leonie Mccoy
Is Engaged to Wed
Mr.. John D. Morris

Mrs. j. Davis Brodhead an
nounces the engagement of her
granddaughter, Miss Leonie
Brodhead Mccoy, to Mr.. John
Dabney Morris.
Miss Mccoy Is the daughter of
the late Capt. John Gibbon Nc
Coy U. S. A., and Mrs. Mccoy,
and granddaughter of the late
Judge j. Davis Brodhead of
Pennsylvania. She attended the
Potomac School and the Convent
of the Sacred Heart, Noroton,
Conn.,, and is a member of the
Junior League.
Mr. Morris, the son Of Prof.
and Mrs. John Morris of Athens,
Ga, is a graduate Of the Univer-
sity Of Georgia and is a member
Of the Washington Post staff.
The wedding will take place in
June.
Evening star., 1941-03-20

Jorolomen, treasurer, and Mrs. Dill
Ter B. Croft, assistant treasurer.
In talk on "Rediscovering
America" Mrs. l.. B. Fuller of the
extension service of the Agriculture
Department, discussed revival of in
terest throughout the country In Co.
lonial handicrafts.
The Louis Potter family provided
musical program. Mr.. Potter
played the piano, Mrs. Potter sang
and Louis Potter, jr., played the
cello.
The club adopted q resolution
recommending the employment Of a
recreation director for the Rolling
wood Play Area at least during the
summer, with employment of q full
time director as the ultimate aim.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Officers Elected

Mrs. Paul Briggs has been elected
president of the Women's Pharma-
ceutical Auxiliary. Other new off,
GERS are Mrs. Jack Schneider, first
vice president; Mrs. A. T. Bronaugh
second vice. president; Mrs. Leon
Kahn, recording secretary; Mrs
Irving Goldberg, corresponding sec.
retary; Mrs. j. T. Malone, treasurer