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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Mis- Kathss4ns Mccarthy les8 lasa
wcek sn return ~ hef iornef lSrNas
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home il this city ing eexsfAi nannias
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visitors 70 Mobile saturday
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Mari. spent tire week enc with Mr.
and Mrs. Paul F'eierxell in Mobile
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day here visiting friends
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sunday with friends IN Lucedale
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nr. and MRS. A. p. Macarthur win
be at home 70 their frleuds on
Thursday, February 10. from elRfif
10 ten. tn honor Of Dr. McArthur's
'elghtieth birthday al of Their
friends are cordially invited
p. L Herring ol Columbus. Ca.
spei1t 3 few hours Tuesday here with
his mother k1rs l. 3. Herring
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John csfiot leff Sunday 20 At
tend MissIskippl Masonic Grand
Lodge Ia vsekzburE
Do
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Rogers and
family uf Mobile spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. J n. Rogers.
Mrs. 7. L. DeI.ashmes ard aoli
Bart. spent Saturday IN Mobile
MRS. J r. Buxnrd left Saturday
for visit 20 ler parents n rhila-
delpiia, Miss.
w. RI. Nelson, Jr.. was business
visitor 20 New Orleans, Monday.
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Mrs. ) II. Biumef spent Saturday
IN ciulfp0rt with Mr.. and Mrn.
A h. Biurner Mr.. and Mrs Blnmer
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

waa one Of the judges At The Gut.
p0fs Community Hfow IN thai city
last saturday ard waa guest e ne
Guifpoft Garden club At tlae ban.
aslei q the Great Southern hoaal
that evening
A uiesslue ~ TIE Pfualnseipn cizb
wlli be held with MFAs 4 & 01Ilnr
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Street.
Mrs Monroe nslson Aaad GOA. val.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
PASCAGOULA HOUSING
COLONY NEWS EVENTS

over = pretty refrexhrnent course
The next meeting e4ll be wifh Mrs.
II. Wilkinson. az her home on wiz
son Avenue and Eighth Street.
Those present we're Mrs G. d.
Mcdonald. Mrs n. n. Wink. Mr..
Max Lucas. Mrs Ray Williams, Mss
Julius MeTlwain. Hrs u. wilkin-
son. MRS. Robert Deninster. Mn.
james Byrd and The hostess.
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PRESIDENTS BALL
HERE GREAT SUCCESS

According 70 the report turned
IN b Miss Yvonne Daegett, who Is
dance chairman. worked lndefa-
tsgahiy in making the recent PTesi-
dents ball the great success that
Il proved 20 be. the jackson County
fDfantile Paralysis Association. se-
cured the sum Of sl66 20 towards It's
quota IN the annual March Of
Dimes
Tie dance was given IN the Pas
caeoula Community House and wa3
the most largely attended of ans
similar dance since their inception
several years ago It was featured
By : grand march Led by one Of the
members Of tie association. Miss
Frances Leakizefbuff
Tne March Of Dimes wns con-
tinued through this wEek IN order
70 raise rs large = sum As possi-
nle foF this years contribution 70
the national association, according
10 Mis- Marguerite DeJean. pFesi-
Gent ef the jackson County Infan-
Gle Paralysis Association
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
HoNoR n0Ia onAk0E LAKE
school,. FIFTH MONTH

FlEzl Grade Gerald EaNafge.
Barbara BenefEeid.
Second Grade Ruth Ill Ra-
mona Graft. Magy Elizabeth Green
ChaxaasEe Mcclellan
THIRD Grade Mary Agnes rieTee.
Kenneth CLARK. Matte Poo
Fourth orzde AEzee Azze TIL
mar. Natazse CFeea. CsSflserlne
MaE
Fsfza Tom KazkaIz. Gym
ffia Eoaaree. Thyme Eeskeza
eeFenth Cfade-H HzolEt zasiso
Irene etork. EzFulce Kaekeiz. EmeF
CLARK
EzxIa1n Crads- Pet9H RiKlzze. Ed-
NIFe Howard. NeTpeE Aaiaelt gun-
~ AEozle. james PeEEIz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
MISS WOODWARD GIVES
SURPRISE SHOWER

During the social period q an
all-day meeting Of the Mission
EtudF Glass d the F1rsl rresby-
terian Church on raaeagouia Street
last THURSDAY. re members present
gave : surprise siloNer complEnen-
tafg = their teaeEeE Mlez Katie
BlAix Wo0dMafo. wI1ose marriage 70
Forster l. Czfson takes place At
~ early dase A nsanDer q lovely
and useful RiEts wefe presented the
hOnoFse by 80 Is mensbaFs pnssent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

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81 pahllt Mhnal music IL TIE Mna3
psallt schools. resigned her position
l&sa Neek ane left sEaalay Esw her
hosne IN HastisshlsTN - lpe wtth heF
mother uaAn Il az
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NEWLY ORGANIZED CHS
H019s FIRsT HEEFfkG

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in ne housing eolazay enJcEec -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

hGr. and MrS. Peter Nohrinx are
zkasani new additions 90 the Humz-
Ii Priest colony since fiAuyif1g
oin The residence OF c. I Noe last
esk 10 q Huine on Thirteenth D.
-
Nj, and Mrs BuTi Maod0N and
azkfiteF. Barbara Ann. pf GAif1s-
lille. Ga. we're guests IN the home
II kEr. MAddoxs brother. s. J Mad
Zee 61S Eighth 81.
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- and AIRS. ]. Z. Morgan and
- childfeE1 jim and fsobbie. Of
ssAlle. and Mrs n. Z. l. Morgan
etk guests IN the home of Mr.. and
~ cecil white 7ls Ninth St., Sun
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AEfs. I. A. Wood arrives today
Ron ClIlfpoft fur q visit IN the
dzEIs Of her daughter, Mrs. G. n.
cDonald where she viii remain
<tk the week end
kzfk Burt wlibufn and ksrs. Msx
,zsxas = IA sIselsd Ao&AAy stniksns tiInir
mother. Mrs. Duke. IN 0ulfpof4.
%
IT and airs. James 2. Elliost of
Tyler avenue spent the past week
'eEl6 In New Orleans where they were
guests In the home Of the latters
lister, Mrs. J. F1gueroa
-
hzr ana kfsR. virdfe L. Ezeil and
fsTnily uf Pakcag0nln are recent ad-
Niflons 70 Tie Housing Projecs COL
pry since moving TO sos Thirteenth |
ttFeet kais week.
Mrs Cecil. TIs Ninth street is con- |
flned to her bed as the result OF a /
teesre cold.
1zr and AIRS. Leonard Goddard
fokmeriy Of Birmingham but recent
iY 6 PkseaRoula. are pleasant resi- /
'GAzttt nf the Housing Projers colony
sslles moving TO i4fz East Taft street
February ,
fsew arrivals from Ahbeviiie La
Afe NJ. ard Mrs Axle :. Moueon
Miio are domioiied at e07 Tenth |
strset
~ and Mrs Lyman Hall and
family have arrived from Bay Min /
cite. Ala. ard have taken Up resi-
deIlee 81 1901 2 Wilson street
Hes residents On Convent street /
ere ~. and Mrs. o'fsesi Y. johnson
allIo nov I've At 70 On that street. /
O.
~ and AEfs. Harvin 4 Bislsop
q HettlezbaTg are new additions 70 !
tlie Housing Project colony. They re-
side ct 90 Convent street
1DlIn q. Gardner and family have !
moved into 1905 z Llnceia avenue
since arriving from FernHo0d. Ms
Prom Raymond. Alss, come kxr
ard Mrs. Defmae . Martin. Ali0 are
nos residing at Il6i = Taylor street /
@rs Rasraond Z Kllus q TO /
Twelfth street has completed her
survey 81 the Housing Pfoie1t. n N !
effort 10 enroll Z Ptfst Atd Ciass n !
eo-oEeFatioa With he Civilian De-
fense work. Those assisting Mr. /
Kilng were Miss Irene Southern. /
Mrs. Jack PzzHlius. MFs Il Miillr !
ken. Mrs. John Mcclellan. Ars Leon
Topper. and Ag1 Charles Hurt
Tnoae wI1o have not - Fet c.
rolled for TIE FirzE Aie Cas- 70 T.
conducted II the reefsatioa Foem q
TIE main office haEIdinK o. lazn !
street. n tfse Hoazlns Project ala5 ]
q -. b stopplne At TIE Ham Or
Zee 81 foth street fszis week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Miss Virginia LlttFeil spent sun
day visiting her parents aa their
home nj New Orleans
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Friends OF FRS. Z ". Ulnler are
happy osef the fact that she i re-
covering 80 nicely from 3 serious in
fection that she viii b able to re-
turn home in ; day or % from the
jackson County hospital. where she
was taken for treEinzezff when her
condition became critical
Co.
FTlends of Clyde Cunningham are
greatly distressed ORE tie accident
that occurred to I1im Tuesday while
attending to Is duties III nnn af the
deparflnents 81 the Eoukhern KRAFT
Niil. and IL nlaleh lle sustained Sc
ri0s1s injuries
Misses Bonnie Cole. cathleen
Cole. ard Louise RoaeFts niosaEea q
Biloxi. Saturday. wnAfe sheF spent
the afternoon
Ensign Quinn 0anlier ard MS
guest. Ensign Hoaaie FioNefa of
Birmingham. Ilase FefHfue1 %
lhelr slakin1s n the Eighth Naval
Staten e tfaw Orleans after anand-
ing TIE weekend nIIa tie ga1maFs
parents. aF nua Mr. EzarnIEs eau
tier
Mr. and Az1z J. Z KnaEz and
Ar and Mr.. Vincent Noors mo-
loFed 70 NEw Orleans Sunday. They
aere accompanied e Hew Orleans
- Afz p 3 WalkeF mo aaz en
route e 1oazzea. Teas. i 4zaIt
relatives. arc al1o eoafinaea Der
to1rneT - train
Ms FzuTn kz9vai fzas feoazssa
aesssT 4zom her s1u 80 ls stationed
- the Faeffie zone Il uhtza ~
states E1ak ehznzs are fine He
also aITizes tnaz 81 IeIzsEz aizaaIz he
addressed witHoat Eaa Faelnssii's
rank Sc Is zzzza<gs sezai. pas-
cagoilau Nilo Hsz alEeazg maze 80
Grades il the Hzsg aaz.ae tas term
q his enlistment
Nrx. J o cole vii zaene sasnr-
1aF in He~ ORLEANS where alse eiII
az1ena zzse szzsH.s c4mzIiia sEee
aA the ss1est e 4F1 J ?. cefaIii af
zIlR la1zexa hazne o. walnut street
AElr. cale. uila has attained fanie
IzsoasH her saeeeH - fIszsfs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
PASCAGOULA

The incest courtesy show 81 toen
Is to have their mentioned uIees8
courtesy auw friends lst them lszsn af sodr sf
through this page when 50 away
T1e Local and Society Reporter cuuffkg when
ever you vh give ~ an item Of kind Just pane
drop q postal card
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
Nj oss POlNT HAPPENINGS

Are asxn<rs u xoas rAnns sAzs - nsn vsMnnn
Hass we Given rsrtys utvt Ass q Rnk sfN AAa ~ -
uad e ufis Il -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

s. Henry Lauder seotzz eanse
dian. zet MS flFzi - il : fla1 NH
af iNe shiEiinzs an4 3 penny =
week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

eupeFEizor Harmea osatief. aad
EzssDid as4ni. James H.asa. sns + =
3zzza&IH aHI wednesday II
szzkesn. = Nhirh eilE lisef as1s
saIIsa s. hz1lnz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Miss Virginia LlttFeil spent sun
day visiting her parents at their
home nj New Orleans
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Nh ~ 1 naHden 50 ftlazzse
zEozn He# Cflezzz aAzzz zfe sz.ez.l
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Hew arrivals from Ahberiiie. La.
ATk kzr ard Mrs Axle : Mouton
Ni1o are domioiied al s07 Tenth
street.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Ta1ae Wiao have not - Fet c.
rolled for TIE FIrzE AZ Cas- 70 II
eondaeted II the reeEsatioa Foem q
TIE main Office hulidinK On lazn
street. II tfss Ho1slns PFpIect m49
q .. - sEouplna At tie Ham o.
ies 81 10th street fizis Neek-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-26
Big League Pitchers Catching Up" With HedDy Hitters
Hale America Golf Meet FIOps In
 Connecticut

Hartford, Conn, May 26-(UP)-- The Hale America qualifying round was 8 complete bust, so far as Con- necticut was concerned, 1t appeared today.
 One golfer showed up to compete in the Hartford district, and four players appeared in the New Haven district.
 Frank Sarro, assistant pro at Wampanoag, where the local dis trict tourney was held, was the only man to compete in the district competition. Seven others who filed entries did not appear.
 Sarro got some club members to go around with him on his morn ing and afternoon rounds and tal- lied 8 72 and "A.
 At New Haven, three players qualified in a field of four.
 They are, Art Williams, Prince ton, N. J., captain of Yale's golf team, 154; Alpheus Winter, Jr., Brooklawn amateur, 157; and Jack Williams, New Haven country club pro, 159.
 The only player in the whole state who didn't qualify was Cliff Bruneau, Woodbridge country club pro. His score was 162.
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ANSWERS TO DO YOU
 KNOW?

1.-Duffy Lewis, famous out fielder now road secretary of the Boston Braves, saw Babe Ruth hit his first and last major league home run. Lewis was playing left field for Red SOx when Ruth, a pitcher for that club, hit the ball into right field stands of the Polo Grounds. May 6, 1915. Lewis was seated in Forbes Field grandstand, when Ruth, closing his career with the Braves, swatted his 721st, 722nd and 723rd, May 25, 1885.
 2. Joe Jeannette was down 27 times and Sam McVey II in Paris, April IT, 1909. Jeannette won fin 18th round.
 3. Lacrosse Is oldest game played on North American cOntin- ent. It was called baggataway by Indians in what is now Cam ada. They originated 1t centureis ago.
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Blattner Crashes Cards Infield Via Table Tennis
Iron Mon SI<ein of MoFion Is Broken by His Light Hitting
By HARRY CRIMSON MIA NmvvanA cmnv.ka RN1&nv


 New York, May 25-Robert c. Blattner, Jr., who supplanted Mar tin Marion at shortstop for the St. Louis Cardinals, is one of the mighty few players who crashed the major leagues while playing table tennis.
 Roy Hedshsw, who came up to the Detroit Tigers this spring, is the only other one who comes to mind.
 Lugging his table tennis equip Inent to the Brooklyn training headquarters a few years back, proved no recommendation for Henshaw, a dtninutive southpaw. Playing that game is bad enough" remarked Charles Dillon Stengel, then manager of the Dodgers. Bringing his stun to camp is the limit"
 That was the end of Henshaw.
 Ballplayers shot pool when Casey Stengel bobbed up with the Brook lyns as a young outflelder in 1912 Old Case still prefers that they chew tobacco.
 But the Red Birds are no longer the Gas House Gang, and Billy Southworth, never a roughneck has softened up. Table tennis is perfectly okeh-even with the blokes in the red blazers-these days. RECOMMENDS TENNIS
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 Blattner, only 22, was twice world doubles champion. Bud and his partner captured the crown ir Prague in 1886, successfully de- tended 1t in Vienna in '37, returned home and bagged the American
 Blattner, also a fine tennis play. CT, recommends both games tc ball players.
 Games demanding the eye touch and agility of table tennis are bound to sharpen Q ball play er," explains the handsome St Louis Swiss, "just as basketball is now recognized as an aid to ball handling"
 Table tennis hasn't hurt Blatt- ner, although the 6-foot, 1-2 inch 175-pound infielder yet has to demonstrate that he can pepper National league pitching.
 Reporting to Columbus of the American Association near the close of the campaign of '38, Blatt- ner played shortstop for Decatur of the Three Eye in 'S9, was Sac- rmento's shortstop in 40 and last year switched to second base to play all 176 games.
 Pepper Martin pronounced Blat. tner the best fielding shortstop he had seen in years, and the Wilc Horse of the Osage parked his peep. CTS on many.
 In addition to leading Pacific CoaA League infielders in double play participation with 10S, Blat. tner, g vght-hand inter, manu- factured 17 home runs and batted in an even 100 runs.
 Like most Cardinals, he is swift on the bases.
 LAW OF AVERAGE CATCHES MARION
 Slats Marion was suffering from a cold and sore throat and re- quired a rest when Southworth benched him after the Red Birds split a double-header with the Giants to remain in fifth place, but the fact that you couldn't see the stringbean Carolinian's bat ting average with the naked eye easily might have had something to do with the case.
 Blattner got his first big league hit in his first start.
 "Now Bud at least has an aver ago." Wdsecracked Southworth.
 With Blattner in the thick of
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Last Nights Fights
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(By United Press)
 New York-Lulu Costantino, 129, New York city, knocked out Lou Transperenti, 12S, Baltimore (4).
 New Orleans, La.-JimYny Kid Hatcher, 1331a, South Carolina, de- cisioned Petey scalzo, 133, New York city (10).
 New Haven, Conn.-Nathan Mann l92h, New Haven, Conn.,, scored a T.K.O., over Bill Weinberg, 198 Boston (10). Herman Badger, ITO New Haven, knocked out Augie An. garano, 16S, Harrison, N. Y. (4).
 Pittsburgh-Fritzie Zivic, IA, ot Pittsburgh, scored a TK.O. over Lew Jenkins, 138, Sweetwater, Texas (10); Sgt. Mike Raffa, 129A, Fort Knox, Ky, knocked out Joey Archi- bald, 1241s, Pawtucket, R. |, (5). Nose Brown, 1751s, McKeesport, Pa., knocked out Al Boros, 207, of Bridgeport, Conn, CD.
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INDIANS OPTION NAYNFTCK

Clearwater, F1a.-Mike Naymick, six-foot eight inch right-hander, has been optioned by Cleveland to Wilkes Barre of the Eastern League.