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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-12
Congressman Dawson TO
Start New Career Soon

congress, the more money he re-
ceives for his mailing privileges,
etc. And he will gradually become
member of committees OF utmost
importance. At present, he is more
than likely TO receive an assign
ment on some minor committee,
like the invalid pensions group; or
the conservation Of wild life re
sources. etc.
His election entities him to
clean, modern office, supplied viii
neat, Light and ianitor service.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-12
Our WAAC's
Assigned To
H.Huachuca

Two Detroit members Of the Wom-
ems Army Auxiliary Corps have
been assigned to tctive duty after
completing the basic course at the
First WAAC Training Center at Fort
Des .Ioines, Iowa.
Auxilaries Vera F Carter and
Aurelia Louise Smith are the De-
troit women. Immediately afcr
they finished thci- basic course. they
were transferred 10 a headquarters
company now at work al Fort Hua
chuca. Ariz Auxiliaries of the
WAAC are replacing men in non
combat duties in that Arizona Army
post as well as other centers
throughout the nation.
Vera F. Carter is the wife OF Floy
l. Carter of Glib John R street, De
troit. A former beauticidn ard the
atre cashier she is a graduate Of
Talladega college high school and a
former student OF Talladcga col
lege. She has also done advanced
study in beauty culture
Auxiliary Carter is a member OF
the Spanish War Veterans AuNili-
ary, Detroit Theatres Union, North
American Beauticians Union, MAJ
CP., md the WV GA.
/ In discussing her reasons for en-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-12
1OS Employees Are
Reinstated At DSR

The 1903 employees OF the DSR dis
charged for failure 10 report for
work and other activities during the
DSR strike we're ordered reInstated
recently.
The Commission heard the pro-
!csts OF 267 employees and sustained
;he charge OF 1872 and lett unfinished
a decision on three others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-12
December 8 Marks
TB Anniversary

December 9 marks the 35th ami
versary of the first tuberculosis
-Chrtsrras seat IN Afnefiea-EsaHHeA
cd in Wilmington. Del, it proved so
popular that the following year it.
became natlon-Mi
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-12
He Rammed Til e
Wrong Moving Van

Five persons. including a patrol
man, were sent TO the hospital Mon
day suffering injuries received when
Clairmount street car crashed in
to a police van which was loading
patrons from an alleged blind pig
at 8OO6 Russell Street.
James Leavcl Jr, IS, OF 546 f
Hancock. motorman on the street
car. was given a ticket for reckless
driving.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-12

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To CHANGE THF
OF YOUR fAGt

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economical large size, E~~ ~
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counters everywhere. 9Z
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Vancleave Student
Appears In College
Operetta Tuesday

BrookhaYcn. Miss sspeciaD March
I1-Eletsn Mississippi girls APP
peared Tuesday night IN the presen-
tation Of the whifworth College
Choral Club Of Gilbert ana Sui
iisana operetta. II NJ s Pinaiore
The girls are the Misses Sunshine
Day and Jean Rose Smith OF Brook
haven. Lena and Elizabeth era
Kens Of BoyIs; Dorothy Boykln Of
State Line: Evelyn Anderson Of
SUmrali. VIVIAN Penn Of Baldwin
Lysbeth Does Of y~ancieave. Char
l0tte Brown OF Columbus. Billie Col
icy Of Roxie. and Julia Godsey Of
Itta Bena.
Mis- Dees, who : q freshman 1t
WhitH0ffh is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mr. Clifton L Dees 81 Van
cleexe she has been very active
throughout the year and has APP
peared IN several radio. choral and
dramatic productions.
The operetta Was under the d.
fecfEon Of Miss Constance Thuraten-
sen. director Of choral ard radio
work 1t Whitworth the state set
constructed b the class IN plaY
production The h0rnpipe dance
"a given by students from dance
eIasses II physical education under
the direction Of Miss Pauline Brum-
iey.
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Mrs. Masshs 9 Parker slSnI wsa-
nesass IN M91slf
Ars r. l. FnsiAAn Sss 3 sssstN
- Mahiie Wednesday
An4eear the ont q t0Sn rsasl4es
and friends eatsea hefe SunGA px
fiae death q NJ staniry iatman
Neft Mr. and Mr. A W Heaa Ant
ssn. Bfssnie Laurel Mt ana Mrs.
A II Biame4. uulfpHt AR and
Mrx Nathan s BeeklFy ET- West
reid n J tdrat Nathan 8 nerk~
~ D. New Orleans Army Air BASE
~ and Mrs MafiaN Dorsetk Lae0-
dale MI and Mrs. RsyufDnc nalleY
Iucedale. MT And Mrs Sam Maipa6
Mis- Jewel Molnszs AT Billie Mes-
uuA Mra Burn and Mt ami Mn L.
nlufaef. Moblle. ana Mn STANLEY
IAymAn. ST. and Robert LAyman
Frfuwnod n J
Mavas q p Weed spent several
days uh wrek Ia naltimore. Md
Mr. BATTLE NodHap q Mobile - =
visitor here Sunday nfiefnnon
Jaok Wood and james Williams
spent Saturday with friends IN Ma
scr Miss
Mrs n L. Walton and Mr. G. "
Bowen left Monday for Jackson
Miss for 4 several days visit stop
ping en- route for q few hours visit
H. perkinston. Miss
John Macarthur snent Monday n
Mobile.
Mt and Mrs Leon Nelson wefe
visitors 10 CulfpofI Monday.
Mr. and Mrs fewtS Daley Of Mo
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SARAH uKNNKTI Gln81N
MEkTs MSEu MHs FFiTN

On Tire afiefu<An + Aafadnx hss
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Miss mAzlK HERRENo

tae Wese e S1ustNs - a1s
fone K ~ ana MIS- , = iesv
NJ ana Mr. " n Ntaem IT.
agsnt Mensax n Nsw oFteans
Mss Z 4 west Af,ss aSazisteF
Mari awni ghx ufxk eita s4sa taesf
fafNris ana grandparents NJ aAe
Mrs = II Mcfarland n nF
s5ssna M@
Miss vgFsansa prAcosk rs ealh~i
10 hcr hassse IA CRYSTAL HSnnnga
Mis- SUNDAY. rs the stKlaeH Death
81 hf4 father NJ. y A rraepk
Miss wlnnAs lee 0ny accompanied
Mise paeNk
Mr ard Mr. n 8 nresif 81
II westfieta y y. ard Lset Ma
yaan s nteklef r. ~ New OsssaEn
ARMY Ar Es~ wrm guests IA use
hosne 81 III and MIS- > r calle2.
Sunday
Mrs T J nlekson spent ruesias
IL Mobile.
G. n nratt ard Asrs e ttfatt
e Gnifpoft sNant the street, asla aefv
h The home Of Mfa > J Mcintosh
siih Mrs Brsts ard son Nlsa have
tefn engosins y tisAi IN the Mefn-
insh hutne.
John Bfxck q Mississippi COLLEGE,
tn Clinton. Mia afaui tile aeek end
with his rsaFeESA rev. and MrH i
+ Brock. -
Mr. ard Mr. J u LNMe ue4e viN-
itofa 20 Guifruft Mondag afternoon
Mrs Rachel Mrtiuidef q STARK
vile Miss ard Mis- Ma AsoInnis
q Miami TIA WEIR visitors - reia-
tisrs here lsal week
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Mary Reed Circle
Meets With Mrs.
Warden

The Mary Reed Circle OF the
Methodist Church wunenis Society
az Christian Service OF PascaEonla,
met Monday afternoon al the home
of Mrs S r. Warden
The song The Cross Is Not Great
e. Than His Grace. was softly
played By Mrs. r A Bishop just
before the devotional leader. Mrs. J.
n. Weir. took charge OF the meeting
Mrs Weir read an article headed
He Went About Healing AL Man
Ter Of Diseases, and Mrs Bishop
played What a Friend We Have In
Jesus Following this Mrs. Weir
read the 5th chapter Of John. dwell
ing on the incident Of the healing
Of the impotent man
Mrs c A Carrier. study leader
for the afternoon. read v letters
from Mrs. Ulmer and Mrs. Felts.
n which they thanked the Circle
and society for the gifts Of flowers.
cards and visits during their recent
illness She then talked on the
chapter @Miiestones On the Way 70
Love, from the study book. For the
Pacing Of Tnis Hour-What Has the
Bible to say She spoke Of the
events II the Old Testament which
showed Gods love and compassion
toward suffering humanity and
their struggle TO live up 10 His ex-
pectations. She called particular at
tention 70 the 9Th chapter Of First
Samuel LIB. In which IL is shown
how the people, growing tired Of
their form Of government cry out
for change. and get it in a far worse
forfn-a f~orerunner Of the totali-
tartan form Of government which
seeks 70 0Yerrun the world today.
As Mrs. Bishop passed around the
stamp book for volunteer contribu-
tons she called attention 70 the fact
that Mrs. Cudabec was quite III in a
hospital IN Harrisburg and asked
al who could 70 send her q card
or letter.
Mrs S. y Warden caused those
present 70 think deeply Is she gave .
quiz on current topics ax the 80
oial part q the program Mrs. r A.
Bishop assisted her IN serving coffee
tea and pecan sandwiches. The next
meeting Of This circle vii be ii the
nome Of Mrs. r A. Bishop.
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Friends q Ar ana Mrs. r. W.
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Mrs. W X Bosafge and daughter.
Elizabeth Ann. are spending this
month with the formers father. n
Carey. in Netfielun Miss,
The Progressive Club will meet ut
the home Of Mrs C. A. Carrier. Fri-
day afternoon At the usual hour Of
assembly.
Mr. and Mrs ] n Watts spent
Sunday IN Mobile where they we're
dinner guests Of friendt
Mrs r. W Timer has gone 20
HattieSbure where she VIII be the
guest Of her mother for the next
Two weeks.
There will be . meeting Of the
Mccormick Circle Of the Womane
Missionary Union Of lhe FIrsf Rap
tist Church. P~aseagoula, Monday
afternoon. March Is az , 80 O'Clock.
At the home Of Mfn. p X Walker.
u. 927 Telephone Road.
r. b MeTlwaln and G g bass Of
katehez spent wednesday and
Thursday with the formers parents
Or. and Mrs. S b MeIlwain-
Mrs W J Weatheffofd and small
daughter Anne. have returned from
q short visit sItH Mr.. Weather
f0rdx parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. "
Milner. 0ulfpoft
Friends Of Mr. II ID cidabae viii
regret 70 learn that she is under
treatment 1t 4 Hasfiesburg hospital
where she was "a remain for ten
days Mrs Cadabae xae visiting
relatives and had need "a vislt :
physician while there and Il Ra4
nfan his recommendation that she
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Hfa#fkx 81 HHatffsM
ILrn FpKAntN AsT

Tie Hef atlx bridge
Ea mss Nn ~ a 4Ax
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Mississippi Export
Railroad Literature
Advertises County

TIE Ml8slssippi Export Railroad
has rad printed and IS distrlbal-
ing thousands 81 attractive folders
advertising the mdazsslal facilities
# Jaekson Counts. IL uaduce and
industrial advantages Thia col0Fful
literature briefly describes the ship
building fishing paper making DE-
cog manufacturing garment factor
es ard pifNooc pr0dueik a. veLl
IS agricultural Developments o. TIE
county
Z alEo tells 81 Ire Mlalalppl u
pzat Railroad and other uaazDofta-
faon facilities and services aYailable
= Alo esalalas 3 asaY showing ire
important connections W1sh nofth-
eTu Industrial oeulEFz.
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PascagOula Band
Auxiliary To Elect

The Pascagoula School Band Aux
yiliary met at the high school build
ing Monday night At 1850 O'Clock
MIS-. Klein thornton. vice. president.
presided in the absence OF the presi-
dent. Mrs. Henry W. Oautier. who
was conducting a civilian defense
air wardens school at the court
house
Plans we're made for the election
Of officers which viii take place
next month The nominating COM
mittee, elected from the floor is COM
prised Of Mrs n p. Emmitt Mrs.
Henry Gautief and Mrs Florence
O. Sparkman. The committee viii
make is report al the next meeting
After discussing other routine bus
iness the meeting was ad lourned.
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have charge Of the tickets and ad-
mission At the door on the night Of
The play Mrs Warren Seely viii
have charge Of the printing OF the
programs. USheFS chosen BY the
club viii be June Smith Minnie Mac
Lennep and Blanche Spawn.
Much Of the success Of The stunt
Night depends upon the capable
leadership 81 The girls named on
these committees.
Tickets are on sale for the
show. United We Stand You can
not afford 20 miss L.
JUNE SMITH.
Reporter.
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ELEMENTARY PATENT
TEACHER ASSOCIATION
TO EIEIT

The election 81 officers Ter utF
enaasna year sill BE- I'll Important
MISTER e1snlnR befuFe tne fasnaanas
IA Elementary Parent Iean8ieF a.
sociHtteS at the meeting 1t tae
atiaool. tuesday. Mafch AZ II three
uxlgak ii TIE aftefFgeu Ta4r pro-
gFen viii ~ dsFosed q 4kafetg.
gli8 especial stress laid On TIE
home Practical demonstrations sill
h given y = pFoap Of tsaeiis4H and
pupiia
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entered The hospital Mr. Cadabac
+ not seriously IN bat & Is hoped.
thai a chronic complaint from which
lie suffers might be checked b this
period q treatment
Mr.. ana Mrs Alfred Raymond
have mosed into the Cafdefl AIsarsr
mcHt e23 Jackaon Avenue.
Mr. Hefmes GaulleF drove 70
New Orleans last Sunday - spefsd
the day with her son, Ensign Quinn
Gaufser Mrs Gauiief wAs accom-
panied bY Bernard Campbell JOHN
Fieechcn Andrew Tnesnysn aBd
Percy Carpenter. British flight ktu-
denia. who arr stAttuued 81 the Pen
sacola Naval Air Base.
Mr. ard Mr. w r. Guess re-
turned from Birmingham Tuesday.
after a sisit owe fhe week end ~
usat cts.
Friends Of little Yyette HpaF1e
are reGret1ing ner illness - lie home
81 her parents. Ar and Mh. J r.
Boaarge
Miss Mar Evelyn Munsell has re-
turned from 4 visit ~ thfee Neeks
< friends IN GARY Indiana IN route
hems Miss MnnAeil stopped 1t BIZ
bingham shere she spent = Neek
aith her sister Mrs. II W Ttanagsd
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pasaw8A NA4Nar4a aBflassgsce tha
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&asaagM ea SATURDAY. MeffN =
an E 0eAsk 10 t5r esNnsHz aish Rex
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pas 81 &C. % Hsfaxl ahsfe rss*
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MOMANs
UNION CIRCLES Enjoy
SERVICE

TIE nlne olsrlss 81 TIE Wsanasa
missionary uniou Of tie Ffel Rap
fMt Cfigffh II PagFMla Haet ag
tas church 81 M0Daay aftefnaua Nv
thf monthly Royal eersiee wu-
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~Pasacag0ula Woman
Elected To Supreme
P~asesgoula Woman Elected To
Supreme Woodman CkcIe Office

Mrs. Alice n Beckham. second
auditq for the Supreme FDrest
"0odman Circle Of the State Of Ms
hiSslppA and Mrt Ivon PQfdY. dele
gate from Woodman Grove ag. re-
turned Tuesday from attendance Al
We seventeenth convention Of the
STATE organization. which xas held
kieksolFR al the Colbert Hotel
Mfs Beckham, who uak re-eiect-
&C p ne SECOND authorship At this
meeting states that convention
reports showed that ossT sl69000O
Defense Bonds had been purchased
~ The order IN the state Of Mls-
s.esippi ana that approximately 81.
oepo99 had been paid ouf IL the
state Ia benefits.
Ar6 Beakf8aIn also stated thzt the
state membership AMOUNTS t. 1000
sos5ts ard thsf there are 500 mem-
Dis n TIE junior Organization
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0aAxGE LAKE SCHOOL
H0z0H ROLL o
SIXTH MONTH

Pr Grade-Aas Caro- Hateles
Raymond Gil. Second CFade-Mar
ELza1e.n Green. Charlotte McCiei-
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Poo Fefn Alice Clark. FOURTH
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nan easalie Green. E4zH Grade
Tom kaAkela Thyme Keskela CYn-
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Girl Reserves Will
Present United We
Stand" March %
ntani siEht This Yesr Promise
heEth-while Ent~talameas

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NE Hleh sehooi au1zz1rEam This
entertainment promises % Be one 81
me moi popular programs % ne
school calendar
Manfred Parker cauaais dancing
Instructor All direct United we
stand The following KIrls have
been appointed or committee 10
have charge q stunt NIaat tsrsef
COMMITTEES Shirley Xeazzf. rnslr-
man MzzIae Knight Iaas ssaffh
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PASCAGOULA
PASCAUUULA -
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The incest courtesy you can show your gueste from out nf toNn
is 10 have their names mentioned on thk local page. Thc ntcet
courtesy YOU show your friends Is 20 bet them learn q youF visit
through thIs page when you 90 away
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ever you VII give as an item Of any kind just phone bs OF
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Moss POlNT HAPPENINGS

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Mrs Masshs 9 Parker sFsni wsa-
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