davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

&C Nfh tAH iinai outcome TFss
~Huunuunfe Haeks ores AxaF a. 1ae
ecoaa6 period after ffss first eaaed
~ ~ = 4 6ea1hxk and nIes
wsat ne<es 0neflasen asssf thai
The Tleez NaFaiF eoal6 nos get
gong H. t1etf Elasn Stir gns Ruek
aEaaANA TAeg committed Eaaaas
errors aase saaRaG 81 almost rasa-
uFtF INABILITY t0 mars or as
oshFThAna Lnt RaeeaenBp6 paeed
b. Rere3 arc Baanana1H presented ;
zna0nu -NuHEslg offensive 4nc ST -
nsoSt Aif-taEhg oeieissa Nhich 4hex
euznhalsnd zsih Esree to sweep alaae
- Tsct0sz 0nl9 IL ue aAG peTasa
vseft ~ TEea ahse r. maEs much
q . Nsowinf BIT Il vas Toe lals and
fA&if upnunen0 lee1 So 600 great
&c overcome
Gls1s AFegTn MUsa pani
s8znftlek Z 81 sgs f1gs q sr VA
ton { { S 2 f.r Tazaor 4 2 e :
fg Ma4zdseia & 5 &. Green { )
e. q Greer * s. sossun aean-
esnyehasof S Is ia &.
Laones : : # flg ) * where s
IS ! r. I&faer 3 3 & Capaeaga.
: &. staehls 81 : Il. Arbour. Z
ksfszz Eazzsar fonsfstz# 4e
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PASCAGOULA PAINTERS
MEET BILOXI HIGH IN
THE INDIANS WIGWAM
Panther Gark Scared Secsma Niraery Over Bileai SquA~S
whae The Basx Game Nas
TIE.

ThF PwNNssis psaassn mead
Rlaux hssh fnaiasa slgMau
tm a ssa kmsaaz praeaam
Rrsaay zAaslagx "a &ssN Ng8aee hEn-
aa w1lh tfe ReeNE17sa THf pNuuam
niA MeHu0 Eksesr wxaaac Vrsuvs
assr 3N Saaawf fnas se3so1 n ne
aenltS a WisasSsx q n az 49,
a ase miNhzcfp tbs fnatagls ekee
m a "a g 81 war rse9 thf Panther
MgA
Tie FFM pAzssf wsE rather uusn-
laseSth1E out 1neTt NNs mcnlw q
excstesnesss arc 1ifGie 81 ugs boss
sssnf wlsAh nns D nip azsd uAk A.
5als tfssn scarf e ftGazAa afsE Uae In.
asant had 1e saIh m Ass final stA4zs
e. Nga
II wak 3 sfs#-5aFUN aWardr9 IL
Ragmnz19 RfulakcA aHueky blboxl
naar1 masna aflef ne regular us0x-
Ia tasF whaaa ueesae1 the ISSUE -
- snasx eaz nea6i0skse ~ % ulaf
arat - - q II.
the pnzsfnerx hAa : fh~rrtpaza;
Haad nf 81 - 2 Al t14 emo q nf
hAH mms rennainen n 1Tnnt nnroaeh
Tar fhaFf pes1sd far = 5 to . isaa
zhen with ab0ui fous msnHfFt hss
e. rlaF tfR indians lec ~ } r
SW Hawnfth Started q rails
hoxarth nEurpec xNH @telo FoAis
ln sgaseansknn sn oeaaassak ire srurs
"a - h - And sram glaere "a
aaa ssse gnanR w&& teaah ing notll
teanix
Bert4 1aue Rnstrf I'D "a FanthEs
Girak tn their xlctogT plzysng &
neaasiiul Eaznr "a forward "a ae-
eua1nsa6 AaT q s0ta7 81 Is at hes
teAxk pnErfsA Tsae Panther sex-
nettt jumped 70 q cdanfar1&hle y e
; leac n ffae FRS WTaae snd tfuu
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PASCAG0ULA SCHOOL
BASKETBALL TEAMS
SCORE DOUBLE WIN
Girls' Came Feature Program Al High school Gym Tuesday
Night. Ianuary .. In Tits with Wade
Teams.

Tlrt PamaTuala Htsh Schaea bas-
ketian Hnnnat scored = aousle r.
uraph TaeseAas SssaasaGx q oseg
wa6r Hies sehpoa epy2 ane glfls
isams piaxiiae 1seiurs ; i4E-aza
crowd az the PaseAeuuA gym Tm
PAscaFaaaa gifa usn iias snlsml
Kapk n LIT uxux1Ms1 - 10 e Kt4aE
ass bozs ssrec AZ Il to II trs-
nmph n nat nighteAp
Alli@urh lht Pananers won bush
tlu fhes earnec ever point sneY
mace Tne WAGE seans put -
strong opposition from start io I'm
les afs presented Themselves -
fussnaeabis TORS sram STAR 70 TN
eh
The Panther girls xne have been
9llNkffza aA8lg fxtenalnr fhas
atrlnE u aetorlcs saer VARIOUS Cur
ou@ss ~opaaaenss alusasi Is 5 stamhl-
fnE hlaak Nhrr naan tackled nhk
Waco sexlese Inruagh uaus1 a the
same tne1 fought n Uanin natz
ano ems 5 ralty in ase IS zsTz
Minutes ef sae game eisschee -
battle tee them
Dlaaae Has earig paTt n the Ratnk
i ra Waco All 1at Ns8 nz1aas
Tnf saaTp=s1a@tsas q Alma CAM
best Eue tae guarding q Parker ard
Holaef q Waas KEEP. me hae1tY
Toured E@ssenala enla IL tTosaaAs
from star "a tnan The flrzs
aSaria eHHHe VIII TIE Naot ezfzz
Qu m frasa fram STAR 4 amzh
Tnf afN quarter e5aaeo wth ~
Nsof glfh eHf n ffssnI ? 70 & Il
ta seaae Qa914m nasa Geazzz
agnieaee aaer afanse ard the hals
euaec Nsh WAGE eaaa n front 4
e. ln
Alnaaas immediately sflez siae ssax.
81 GA 0.aa period tas Naae laszAns
aaapea 8azHaa Dat an lfans ans -
lg 80 M Taep ilies e1iefaoec 4heiz
seac ~ s. K - Haaaem the pan
eaetre NeFe ualaK = Realistic
fasE aaaaEee u8ef sfae uf plsF II
NieRc q iaaN a1Ei&uae SzautArm Ehsez
etaangax aas tSciAek aHa began aass
ing u1s tai waiting apuines Ar1
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Ttx Mnzf Fspint Hsen Sciauc.
Etfik hnAloethaAN Gtazn exlelroeG their
xsnfEazaR aEssak Io Tar ksaEon Jan
aars AtkA saass sAnnnznea
the 81 1uA~ra1x Academy tear o.
EaE 81 1n1aa &C 81 2k n oaas na the
lAsteE efF8z ENsneS aeen CT fsas
l0eas eoafA tnh saasaa However
ut TNe1H Nxrrs tnx zsn t0rtunn1e
4i.c cropEs< 8 nnunAe hnHoer tc 1he
s. tAutAlAa Aoekaetaaxx Tne
sopssoFsszH Tigers aFap5ee ne oHNa-
lag Tx at tht prnzFnn - T. Il
nro t4ss firw bffaTR Tigers loss e
ne Rock 81 M 10
Fnta uoaln hardlF hate been mass
tunk Il IL Kxla Easne ~ to -
Ina Las HtlaftleG rAnra turware
M4se paaee 4ns Mas raiFs team Z
IL G~lAArfstax. when A1e fell ere
Eirak record fuf palnsk nocfnd e .
pnint knne x tying L. luH cnas.
asng eeans she naAzaEee " EisAia
u - z1uiux hz6 TINE arc tins
agalz xse NaA asnsre tkh fA0saef
Ea18E II ue ereTsIuH AIR showed
- 4neazns RExazfacs - niftIug ~
xankes fFuzn Al asNtee Then x14e4
Nn naa9 np hex eTn puzna io -
ulgl1t 4alx sanppe1 hes az sever
tzn1s STE sFae6 Cor tee Raalk Aalef
ao1lc have assen her : new RECORD
but HeVe1 tan1es TIE IL rolled ct
Ae uasez rim ~ tx sanap assc lei
On TIE ul1zsue Sazze e fhe ezaaa
aert cR but zlef baH taei
Noaicnx g tt1roagh Their x1un Nnf
mssiK seiE 4 play n Hsk game 80
Hsas Rasaa . chafaux 1us D fTzs
taafuH erzzh N0ulc faAet glVen re.
> tAe A1ihnagh shs hAe dnsspNz
nlrf Nszles consecutive frek t1f0Ni
directly Il lae nezteT q the naskeI
iur pulutk EEN fiTae liz nAA relseE
aaI 1nc 4 W2f ~feeaxkfec Is -
81 gn4se guards
Bas1a-a Naitan aiea pAa5cc efE.
Asntlx tu 1e Muas Point glrlE 80
O. il1s 8 Sase5sh team 4 nNE ~
Nork oi vili-rr a. 4nrwxac Nnzei
ateac o1k
Frum ae carry E.AFz q the gre
eazzk nzeae Nas Alae aoart - 4
af uuteaae TIE Nos Penn seak
Increases 81 toe Eazae rfuEresses
afr try $ faea might tae 81 JoAea
aeam aaN eealc nas esas NiEn -
4a~u ssaafinF ~ aa@lF aastcsees
Hns Sophomore bJsN Eanle Nzx -
zrfere4H affair SIC Nak czaa
saaR-1s EfsrenRhgsa EaMeyef -.
eGrAz& a@Ff Eaaue1 5 hn nta
aecufAzA 81 1ntfsE liz aseEef axE
1easeZ - seNEvc sakH E1sz aluas
NllN E4eH pa me aasN star q
80 Maa Fszat Dots hAe us41h <
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Rev and Mrs . " sherman Of
Escataspa Miss. 2tlrsourlce the mar
riaee q tneu youneess daughter.
Martha 70 Mr Prank Waters CT Pas
caR0ula "wednesday January q
1870. 81 4 ori0ck In the evening
The SINGLE ring ceremony wa con-
daete6 b tire Rev. A y Barrn
pastur q TIE Reorganized Latter
DsF Saints Church q PasraRoula
The bride Was lovely II 8 gown q
navy hlEe WITH matching nccessur-
ies and the groom Nzs also afflred
N blar ms suit t0Elng fn color wssh
that q RS BRIDE
Ar Waters IS . graduate from
the Moss Paint High school Mr.
Waters s an empiogE ~ tire II
gals S~hipbuiidfng Corp
After . shor7 honeymoon spenf II
Mobile Nj. and Mu waters re-
turned THURSDAY 70 make their home
Ia PAsczeunia
Among The festivities centeranz
around the bridal couple was 3 nals-
eeEaneous shower given by Mr. and
MrA Troy S Parker ~ the evening
q January 81 when 8 number 81
lovely and useful gifts were present.
&c Mr. snd Mrs Water
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PAINTERS WIN
EASILY OVER
ALABAMIANS
8Ezmh - 1aazns Ass Eses Pre- :
faxazasa BaskxzAzH Temns

IM esszsgaAs Panther naskes=
asE teams aanoec - Grand b.
Egh Bezzsa leans eEaaazzae oe1e4A
Tnesnax nzgias a t. week Wzaez
Ley Eze e lue Fa1IlU EFuEz
zam IL rzsraeoazx naz2 uuz -
Nnrze q s. ~ = 80 fbf nxa
80 s. = =
Tn2 FazzNuaa siTA started -
- rFazza1 N1th - 49, vlcaaEz
Ne fEz xTzoc n1zzsee asAs uses
sane uazz1 = ork = zaoH free
aorinE zzfzax - s ezz1ee u1lh ~
Fantn1e.sz oaa h. <Haaz = 3 Mazs
q - Is - A1ier IA ~ resersa
Aa& CO aae altaoas1 he EaTazz
aaz Wrezzs mlct e - even nz
zse F1zzazeties zssze z1zk te aaaz
. Hezae1 Szr Hesze q Cnaz1
- - Mzn pm zuEU ~ z1s
nne 80 - pelaa snae Ios
#aIker & Fase4eaaz zasiEec -
II 0Hzaz 81 - ser -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
Farmers Requested
To Plant Potatoes

xrsxh pasaic plArstlsk sGne 81
x,yn he as hAxc and growers aaoal2
nxnke arrangements Tor seed szpny
a. earB a. possible The surety
Of rsr9tiee Seed u larger this yesr
thar last aSegrusuw e A , FrAnk-
N cotEaEv agenL eat commercial
growers p4rtieniATlt should plaes
thrn aruerx enzfy - inszzre an ade-
cnNte hucal supply
Tne Tsaamph ID III standard ard
most w1aEsF krcxu variety fox
snInzrxrnz q northern Hafketx Ny.
rTsnxza An but Ire rev KRtah-
DIN cntppeWN an6 Re4 warha va
riches are gaming IA Popularity
especially when grown fox sale CT
local markets and fne hoane USE
The Knszhdln an excelicnt quail
rs while potkso prooures as vel o.
better thar the Triumph ann Is
rccummenoee especially for is keep-
tnr uuaEitfnS In recent experimental
tests ane gToNaer Demonstrations,
TINS variety mas Shown iess loss II
Storage thar the other sarirttrx A
number ct growers pAnt ~ least .
part uE uaeir acreage 70 TINS va
ricty and seh the a@e= on ioeaa
markets during Ire summer after
tls main spring crup i marketed
Tne Cf1ippewA Is similar IL quail
itF. cnauT and v1eid q KstAi7dln.
though na as wen adapted fer
storing The Red WArba has ozzt-
vicl1e1 TIE atkier varieties &c mess
secfioEk q the state paztlculArix n
deep eyes Ser thz reason there b
the delta This variety has rather
more WASTE from the Standpoint q
the cansusIer. Plant only certified
seed ard treat seed 70 control scah
anc ofher Diseases
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
CARD or THANKS

We ussh 70 thank 81 those xfo
were 50 kind 70 u - the death Ct
our beioFed father. Uncle Billie Car
Ter. "a everyone kneH hin who died
Jan - 49, The beautiful floral
tributes sere 50 much appreciated
ON hearts also 50 out % CIR
minister FEY Mr.. Murray. VINO Of
ferec h1x nzpgt comforting words
HIS hereaEed family.
MRS D L MONTGOMERY.
MRS Il. W COCHRAN,
r l. CARTER
PRESTON CARTER
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

xnAsxa fN shf pAntheTa ur werf
IL faann aaAx tnFausha5 nnalf a4ae4
uAax rs Hm firNs gaxaao wrsx t4st
sssissr an tc hue 1sRsr nwn
4rnlsaN ass ranthsnk T94h sesssaH
eza0ao pesA 1F arcqe ktuttec & g.
6 bas frnsn nxEFe 81 oul h u4a
afrarf4F FnwaNnaA IRE Partners
unsc t8sen efiS'x mqahN ~ raaesss
and - tsat eaAEkke ~ sr eas
wrtuF
Tn Ea AnR~aE
PAeuanuus EEfaAxns 2 r. :
70 FNs&s4 4 IL 5 Il , &C. Ar
uerson : e. Z r. &C. MAEees
4EfK : : e. EkstAez q 3 r..
WAtze & r. Exnms R1fr- caie
: Grsrse Baf MnFe K
! 3 tr r. NmAsfsA 4H1a f1s
r HrAnfsnn 4 f3a . &c. " Musx
q 2 g. : x. l. 09lnses. 2 &C. e
0aanse1. G J g. d MeNen g. HAS,
sn1 s x4
HpsH Lanr-Hm
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

soor u2eF had closed II tar Meuse
50 uga4 - 4he enc q 1lse ahsyc Pc
rad WAdes leac wak cut 70 2i-iT
Coming uut al tne 0sscring nf tht
fourth pe4sud ffe PaseaEDuia KEFfk
eppiied EE4t pfrSzte g their play
ano were nen zxniflen They mace Z
almost appear that thee rad tazec
Ri8h ahezr nppnasenEk dEatzN uae ear-
IT, Adsss and nirT ted The keoe
q q e = IN short order BIT
liz Wade RlFk Alreaeg had senzeo
sirroF7 and puf ~ STUBBORN Te-
HistAnee They again faracd anea1
d led = to q before their s1=
rAnseo the rnn fW tae PneraruniaM
tatk wzl1ec a ions Sllut 81 Walker
T1en ahes went IA front zf 70 =
N1fE 3 sAu5 ~ Poster. wh41h wAx
~1oloWee ~ goals b. Ass1eaegr mne
Wnlker ard lae pctnrx nae rhncaed
Pznfhers wzn
The Faeeeua.z ouys encountered
stzff ~aslstalsce 10 he early part
q tne4r claSe with ne wade besx
hut FINALS fore their oppore=n
doNn ta naras through wlEh AZ ia e
q VIZ Entirely CT arloe anT
hsftng difficulty II eettirg tbear
uEfenss uuFEtnq u - face Il .
ktalineh aefens by zheH oppunan1
fnt PaaaaeealAnk hac = HARD StruE-
ST.
TOE macale6 m~An-ie-snan Eiyas q
aefense employed - f1e Wade ca
En- snreN The PausfseF6 niao sze
not 3 high Ecaglne Team ~ hasf
eu~EnE4eae1z a. strlae during the t4~ss
han QnlF uae po1nf wak scored =
IT, nres period Is play thai p
Naagfau Wee center The sc1rzzw
\ TIE snosaa starzs Naa almoss
- nfreqnenl ngt uss rRnsssers dad
osrEzaRs - kn0i the egsEst 8 - :
b Az asae interuazfon rul1ed
aFonnn
Tbs Germ exon II me game turEzed
IL t2FQf - he rat1sssszE la ne
ss8lfd fsaaa 81 Their saafpNufeTh
kNRaE l. saaa their range on -
sa&ke IaaEe stzotx - Pertvn ane
ED hoa2 feAturez ne PafHE
aztack ffsH then un oak lezxzEK
ne Vac team aln1ass helpless - d
anFthinF a5oH IL
tbs anc-uu FascaKuaza
Fu@ter Z s & I e - Anaersan
= , & : IA / walker. T. ; g.
sEtsv 3 IS EzTnat 3 : fes
H8chage Wade@Eumtas1 Z
fl 3 fE y Cot { fg e.
NEarbaraa ! fg afr A Goff a4g
la : E g Cumoe 6 Hola9.
Sc "a Parker z
TIE oask Ilne-urn
EF#ea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

our president to0k charge Of the
meeting aad gave ; talk On defense
wnsk. Mra Mae Long gave ; TAX
&C H0aae Planning and Building.
After ~ hour Of social e0nxersa
non TIE hH1esesses Nrz Mullen ard
MrK Z L Gon s=gxnd usnte 2une18es
and noffee and ne cizb ac5oGnned
70 meet II Febrslars 9Th MIR Mr.
Sc GuT azf6 dsugnler-1n-Eaw
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
GRIFFIN CEMETERY
ASSOCIATIONS TO MEET

IL 4 announces D. re secretary
thai this association w4ii meet &C
Monday February {. 1872 1t tanse
O'Clock n me s~fternaan Il the honE
q Mrs. : ? Loue HernberH 4ns
requested e kake notice arr =
present n Else meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
PASCAGOULA TRAINEES
CONTRIBUTE TO DEFENSE
W0RKMEN SHORTAGE


, tn Naannnl nrfenw v~orntinrai
Ts4lninK School At, pANeoaiS has
conusnae . nFge wn a tas "a
90 MsxuptnTss wn have en-
uagse1 - ahF classes rrH1cactec
fhe veatmsal BaneathgEal Disi&l1a
dartz9 uf uG eikhresn n1onasx. II
was reported By Z a Parkrf. CO.
bcr1Ennw u tsf Mcal school Ire
FsRwaguela school h uzsoer MISS
klurss Vocational Ed1Natlnn Tar
National uefe1sz prneFanA w3kh II
& MaulaAn a. dlrexznr q TIE a.
slxian. Ano dur1rx uhe p3rlna q
~oparAtian s1SWDn has been e.
a a carryfng nsxs l1ss pan
w1tnin ne rtase
The total eurpslnaerf II u1e xaaoaa
~ the Hhg~cundx Uz5tdinxs 81 Pas
eaRoaia curing the m vt soExh
has reached i.G2a y : repertea b.
Mr Parker Tfais go d1shaed -
fellows.
wel1ng PrveEupayrnerl II.
supplementary. IT'S. q . total 81 60.
Burning u and el1tppangA y.
Machine shop = Pre-empioymmL
1U7 ahd supplementary M. d >
total a ZIG
SHEET metal Pre-empinyrrent
i6 Supplementary. - or q total q
m
-:
supplementary 2s. fosA1 81
Mcid lost-W.
OF these men there have been SIC
men placed IN employment Is pen-
ers. 3 As burners. IL ~ clippers.
"a in machine shrFN - IN sheet
metal ard lats In plleflftznn Al Of
tlsese men are wxrklnz en- RafEunzl
Defense projectS principally snip
hEildfng.
Al the present there are 1s7 men
who arr enFuIlec ~ the srfmaN n
F~ascaEUala These are divided -
fnll0uz
Pre-eznpioynsenf WeldinR. 80.
burning m. chipping. 6. machine
ship. e. sheet nsetal ~ plpefis-
ting Is
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81. M
chine shop 2 sheet metal n
Closing me ig-mousln pefsod g
operation ct Derember 30ua. 1se
state figures sh0E an aaeumnlsaIue
enrolment al 4g1E0 traineex Il
four upe Of courses offered unaer
the prngsan- and II every respbcf
the Mississippi program compares
fasUrahIy a1fh the nafkuaal sleonina
New Aneamena
Miszppss net O present en-
rolulenk Is OF December SCR
MAS 75@ trn11ees. O a1k NET En-
rol1nent there were 27& workers
being trained n pre-ernploysnezat
and reirnsher courses for Jobs h
a~aipbaIioing aircraft marallne toni
End other 6efense industries. ans
3e41 eat-u-schoo youthN we're re-
ceiving training IN 81 rural sclnai
shops throughout Tie state and n
MTA centerx The ous-of-sesseaz
group Is receiving fralning In for
xab1ectg. nzrnely, rougla woodwork,
elementary electricity. Truck and
aactCr malutsnaalce ard moi arc
cold metals q blAeknnitfxing. Thh
px0BfaM = antefloea 70 keep Hk
farm group sed satElclenf and 81
efficient l. order % preserve farm
equipment and 70 cosatribute 70 Eae
Nstloraaa Defense uozam fiaEulzzh
grea8eF agricultural uudnctiun. Al
TIE Eanse zine. Il Is uanted CT
thS phase Of the program can serre
as 3 feeder program frem NhEEh
sra1neex maF later enter more izzteEE
ase defense training courses
The pre-enpioyrnenr ~refresi1er and
supplementary program. to nraln
workers for national defense inans-
tries 5 carried On n % cities n
Mississippi. Through ne co0pesaElen
q the pubiic school system r thase
schools there are Approximately 81
classes - operation
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

The s<Fm AaN1aitk - saf unaIne
Stnfef wrTf tucatsn ~ 5snAes8osx
"a nua BerNack Me Il lgM Ane
1854 rnxwtlpeN.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

ZIG POINT :


Rns M n MuFry d EscataEm
saliec TIA regular appointment -
the AZ z Church here Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

ar arc Mr Ollbert Nelson Anc
Mr.. arla Mrx IRWIN Nielsen
%
NJ and Mrs Gernee MCCAIN
rnck and ne attesx mother. Mr.
Hubbard a Three Rivers spent
Sunday afternoon n me hone q
inc formers mother MTz Jesse he
claRnrnck
Mr. anc Mr Eagzr Co. O.
Pascagoula and Mr. Coles mother.
Mn a L Vincent q Big Point
wtnt "a Mobiie Mnnoas afternoon
o.
Hrrluf Jansen. MI and Mrs
Tucker and Children anc Mx ~ e
Cot spent Sunday wlLh relatives
81 Qultmar. Mis5- and returned
home MONDAY,
Mrk Enrire Garter ard fwo h0Fs
and mUtfler. Mrs Enxza Nelson. and
Houston Dockens visited tne slck -
the Coaufy Hospital Sunday Among
the SICK was . Eanason q hrs
Nelson = son II Barney Nelson d
Pascasoalz
Mr. ana Mrs II c GoG spent
Fsadzs evening n Lacedale
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Mr.. and Mrx LAurenee Graft and
children U Kreoie wese euesM sun
day Afternoon q their 1Tother-in-
i4E and sister Mr.. and Mrz. Roy
0off.
Several a. CIR lae4as mef IN the
ASzsx uf Mr. Mar PzFkhRrxf Last
Tuesday and started - the knitting
program fnf the Re1 Gross Mrs
Fnrence Cuff Eail take - TIT Eofk
~ s ieader and instructor IN tne
w0k anc meet IL the community
house TINS Tuesday afternoon
o.
Mr. and Mgx Edgar Cole q Pasca-
gouia ana Mr8 A l vincent anc
MrS Herbert Vincent and children
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ar and Mrx whadden. ana visited
camp Shelby II aae afseEnoon
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present Tbe secretary being ansens
Mr. Robertson WtasoeEk calsSo ne
roE N1aen EACH u1e gave hex Rev
Years FesalnfEon& MFx Olive Gnn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Ms Danaean a Dafierxille. Ala
Is here xiEhag N 1e homes ii
ar ane Mrs. Clibert Ne1Enn ane
Nj. araa Mrx IRWIN Nielsen
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

M ard Mrs. GErnwe McC3am-
r0ck and the lattesx mother. Mrz
Hubbard a Three Rivers spent
Sunday AFTERNOON n ne home Of
inc formers mother Mr. Jesse Me-
ClaRnrpck
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06
IF YOUR NOSE
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Datezan1nx pertoraaAzareA ne11
EfEtE n IN GUARD pE1Sitansas 81
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-06

Mr and Mx. Eugar CO.. q
Pascag0ula and Mr. Coles mother.
Mrx a L Vincent q Big Point
wrnt 10 Mobiie Monday afternoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Gas Sales
Here Cut
I'm Half

Rationing Of gasoline and the
manpower shortage have cut the
number of gasoline stations in De
troit IA per cent and retail gaso-
line sales so per cent during the
first month OF restricted sales.
A survey of stations revealed
today that the drop in sales has
been spotty, with some localities
reporting only a p per cent de-
crease against higher percentages
IN other sections. Distributors re-
ported 50 per cent less gasoline
going into station tanks.
Reason for the small reduction
in number of stations was laid to
the closing of approximately 400
before the rationing program be-
gan. Dealers predicted the num-
her 10 close up would Jump within
the next few months when the
lower volume of sales forces them
into other lines of business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Flood Victims
Face New Plight

Victims Of food waters In Wayne
and Macomb counties faced new
problems today as water filled
Easements prevented them from
starting furnace fires.
The two days of heavy rain
melted 4 inches OF snow. adding TO
the hazards Of residents of rural
areas who were marooned in many
instances.
Heaviest hit were western Wayne
County and the Roseville and St
Clair Shores sections Of Macomb
County. In Taylor Township creeks
were receding but families were
still unable TO get in or out over
mud roads.
Easements in RoSeville homes
today were drying out. but flood
waters were still covering North
River road, a half mile from Sell
fridge Field. Low areas on the
Clinton River near Mt. Clemens
were still under water. kibbee
Flats. at Mt. Clemens southeast
ern limits. were covered with
water driving out Is families.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Brothers Drown,
2Die in Rescue
Times star Corrs.pondent

GRAND RAPIDS, Dec. %
While their sisters watched from
shore. two brothers drowned in the
Thornapple River and two others
lost their lives in a futile attempt
to save them, Kent County au-
thorities said today.
The brothers were Robert Der
tein. Ia. and Jack, 6. of p North
east Stormvand place. who
plunged through thin ice and
drowned in 80 feet Of water.
John Boomers, u, a friend, at
tempted to save the brothers. but
also drowned. His father, Gerrit
Boomers. So. became the fourth
victim OF the tragedy when he
tried 10 save the others.
Kent County deputies said the
Dertein boys had accompanied
their father on a business trip TO
the Boomers farm. Their three Sis
tiers sat in the car.
While waiting, the boys ven
tured onto the thin ice and fell
through. Sheriff Hugh M. Black
lock said that Roberts body has
been recovered. Deputies are still
dragging for the others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29

"Mr. Pickering - You have
written quite a lot about turn
ing In old razor blades, 40 i am
turning In mine TO you because
I do not know where TO send
them. They will make bullet
Ia kill dirty Jap.-WALTER
HARRIS"
In the first place, j haven't
said anything about collecting
old razor blades. In the second
place they make bullets out OF
lead. In the third place, 1 will
give Mr.. Harris razor blades to
the scrap iron collection pro-
vided he promises not to send
me any more.
And fourthly, I will remind
him Of the American who went
tn England twhere blades are
getting scared and asked.
what do you do with your old
razor blades"
SHAVE with EN-" answered
tho English.