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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

g stop IN Of a Union Oil station
and let the Union Minute Men
cheek the radiator. They'll flush
n. clean IL out. pu, IN stuff to
stop leaks. check the fsn-belt.
bose and pump and send YOU on
your gay with . cooling system
that really cocls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22
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Scotch. Her
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she has the
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

French manpower and French colo
NAL bases. There may have been
deeper reason. Hitler Is afraid
Of how the people Of France win
respond II British and American
expeditionary force comes across
the channel.
Unaidcd, the French are In
capable Of revolt. An uprising
now would be crushed with
tragic results and would Be
deeply regretted by the allies.
but when Invasion comes. lib
erty loving Frenchmen who
stu yearn 10 throw off the
German yoke would be quite
likely 10 Join the invaders.
They would form . NTH col
umn far more potent than any
thing Hitler has bcen able 20
create.
Through Laval. Hitler 10 trying
To convince the French that Eng
land Is their enemy. II Ia note
worthy in his speech that Laval
accused Britain Of having dragged
France into the war and then OF
abandoning her. He said Britain
tried TO destroy the French fleet
and now IL trying TO devastate
France from the air.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

What a bargain. Only s2.7s for .
bir. family-size clothes hamper
with hinged Peariex lid and sub
stantial easy-grip carrying handles.
The frame IL of reinforced con-
struction and covered with woven
wood mating. Exterior finished
in heavy smooth enamel Buy one
for the bathroom. one Tor the
kitchen and an extra for a sure-to-
be-apprecisted gift.
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Contest.

lceasauei from psge :
aaely Valllaed II fhe nganlng -
n-usnasmzas d Hse campaign
Heres - opspanIls foE ssfIs
startsra md lzae beginners 3
well. Is increase shelr rots Totals
~ laps ard bounds his S re
ouIy extra sete 9sgef = ~ entire
campaign I'D newer szsn NIi !
Be- omsIbse - seeufe IS 8ans
sxedIss an mstm1ip11zm q 1uxtua
tkls meek HemenbeE n<ates
week enaa Saturday wight
Heahss paftmeea
when esnas cs1 = velf
doa and aska i gcu age ; sub
rr.txf b Tfe chfDn SkaE and
Aaseriw. da1t BE- liaaaz8ft@
- ave ) ksasy Fmdtet LIEiea
y - ssssg sAe st
sFse 81 IL pfasNltissn HssiiE#
sAat zoo and usa1Naaa pf osss
nesehbssa ase h3sng azAea = II
neeasfmrtzsegs m 9 hSNi snsN
n yea see - ere nA s4aN
- m1xripsEan drive ~ ~
kes a. Il. Nor Fw ~ pure tgse
Il making nssaY Ws ORE pro-
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New Houses.

tcnniinsea from gage -
December. IL wae bald
Asserting q tire breakdown 6
she construction. The nsw aKlnz
facilities wli fail lnto lhe tniiow
III classes
rasu hundred dormlloFx units
programmed an singh nale
1.3s0 euhI.N d.
.snfsaa faf hl1A maeAz
- isnslIs 30 public trailer
unit programmed fW M8keEa
sf4 lnmIIlas. 81 family dweiiins
ans programmed f0 cusaailMe
taa NJ pfssaia e~atesn#s8 81 ne
- norkess and - famlly dwell
- unlss pfcgE4rsnAed suF con
fnaelon - private saEefpFsss -
mh.se workers and families
lnesosss pcpmistlpm
IRIS program woBi4 give Pae.
.eaKa1ia - estimated t.bNa -
IoM new population. bsaliaN TIE
family Units o. standard fiHsre2
ne recent rmtionsn9 fs9istF4iian
rhoMed shel Il already has = pop
uiaslsn q close f. t1eeo. e. more
ilssn dpuhle she sDfa eeelsas IL.
Nea4
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China Relief.

icentinued from page ~
n interest Of She fund
Saul Fsierzell. president Of the
YourT Mems Business Club IN
Mess Point stated that plans Ter
The drive would be outlined -
the regular nesting tonight Gem
mittees 20 handle The drive II
that area would b appointed. Re
said.
Frank csaly. county chairman
requested the two organizations
to conduct fhe drive ID their re-
spectlre ares
The drive wiIi last tiirnugh SIT
|urday, Nay Is, ard The aaUpeEa-
ton Of every citizen h asked n
raising jackson coHntys quota Of
the statewide drive
Canty stated that industries ia
|fhe county had offered tha fullest
corporation IN lhe drive. The
cause wili also be forwarded ~
school heads who win request
contributions from tie students.
China - ; brave sna hard
fighting ally q the United States.
4 was pointed OFT. and rs heen
terribly battered = the enemy
TIE United chtnn Relief haa been
created 20 rat 81 people -
Aimeiea can Aafaeilvely - al II
he people It China.
Tie funds sTe afsstsea = ne
70 uriEating ard effective ~
s~aaizetlons made - q American
edacaspfA dectoFA missionaries
and business men and trained
Chinese woFkef& they iii hun.
eztly md effJEienily naminleEaf
Al TIE funds America en- p
SHY aead 70 China this gar.
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uaek wslh ~ l Ms
pnt ssAas m4 ks
tnwhs q q Astn Fem1
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MnR S -
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caman tefmeg. aH6 I
mtN 1ehn StpM M
msaits = tuixs paa
~ pMaR0ak Ice Co. P
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sinynfd 1 tak@ h
dir nafdmeR. Moss p
shlrynfA. tal p
Lieut. = & TIasFa rs9ea
khlpvaga tatwA =
'u SfFk Pean wh1iAAe &sh
Il salxM nuNk Regal nf c.
paAAxp Beer Dat tubs
.frusk HARRY afd Nmef 81
fAfsnet. I tu tftk
cegslfkates wesv aaea 81
.golsowinx foT s&sseAdd - r.
npsA tlres 81 wneaflnN 81 fa
Fpinr mfvF
1nAn NlahfM A9os4 FotnL mir
lsseE. a passMFs H = Hrs
ct. pA~seosiA epFaf4 pa
arnkrf. Reside p MafaweH Ms
Point. ehlpynfa pam
Lieut. = G. Harris peNauaA
ShlpyAfd. L. pnesFs A = -.
VIA Mrs puiFL ! srd 3
nenfsF. Lawfsnfo cfoqR
mupa. sl4lpynfa. pmnxm
Cmaae e Jayne FsNsKuA
sIlayAfd. q p~anasFs Ue =
Jesmgn r. AsiA ship
ward passenger HnN4t a
nm#a. Orange UTNs sAlpgasa
4 passenger Clyde r TawnM
pwsguala. rs. sitipfsga : Pas
eaeoala. oaufea 4 Man M
pelaE sAk. p i E
c44Fler Famaamtia. eie3lgir ccns
Il passenger. Harry Seward. VII
msr Vt farmer. I tfAi3
aal Beer. paaa96aIH. hae2 DIET
truck. n II St0ghs n
wAossa fish. ! truck rae
is Ina q Ceah pa3zaia. - sna
fsseA /. truck
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Csmilnsea From 81 oasi
~ Aeenes Investigated gAs ai
aliaAA Sc @slh r. 3 y as1l
we. msrNsxsea9 "a Vaefuas ui8
Ma1 cnmsxaR Miae3m #taA
naaIa Il Heallh. nns n g
|Clilah. aon nfflaH II IA II
81 puhiM HaaIsa hefskN ns
q MlsMtesIapE OR mlssaal -
sefvasloFas aNfe epnIa #n
essdenes aeainsI shie he +
m0el e6neIlssiEe s was deeAt =
Institute anal EItNs
axnsnaf - naAsaeaE - esn
~ tn baf ths heirs A.
fsrxed ~ - Il 0e Aa -
|eed mnmnmaslT - auatfg
maaaa Wa wA - ekhi8s
hat So - Ne Hfa1 eFks
ana ~ ~ mssSNs6 > sssaIs
nomeens1ss unleas salea4
emsfH aaf SEE pHfess s e
prevent lAe knKeaa e TehsNAi
diseases
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walkea Esxw mslna Wednesday -
rarw Ms rMtisn cMta Mnd -
reRn4 His aauehlef we@ e9e
~ wears. mernaNAs4 htHn
nasrkNugtA has aen &A ~
hisioev IN ~ makhan Hs has ~
- A. slave. @s ksA e.
reupe a. hSs FAees 80
Wnf hemeen ne State& ~
- Ans4Man iFaras N#M War
i ans arAsn mes ieN4 txwnanH
a. article Nasx eN mAk4 ~ -
lssraea is @F IL 0eaAln MuN 90
al IL ksnt II nuekNusth eeai1
wssse hls HES sanFys 4 weaM
pruge an snlefc6llnE aoxanpeuA
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hoolBOard..

WontlnueA frem paEe y
ess bidders on the xfx rotlsss
asked an lncFwase 81 1soo unre
shnn The totierina nchooi budget
can xtAna Mcgehse said
Greatest inrraaee asked waa ne
case ol Roaie Five q Ne Van
rsenxe nchonL whese He nNekt
30 asked ~ fH4 50 reise per
manth. mcre lhan dCuble Ire nE
ufn fur last year
Meaehee said that 50 unae
cepsnble bids wers besng held
pending . meeting ~ she cpanlF
ghooi beard Monday nflaFnnoE
whnH an Investigation would o.
tersnlne wheshef ~ not Ire ruutes
ere 20 kN resdpertfsea he board
reserves the right 10 reject any
ard Al hids
We expected an increase and
we're prepared 10 award bids a.
8 higher figure than last year,
Megehee said for the board. we
realized that operating cost had
Increased and that operators we're
entitled 10 additional funds
we were mot however. pre-
pared for Tie ~peFesniase q IN
crease asked Tor ehe 81 mnae
eeptahle bids and ere budget mill
not stand that extra losd. be
added.
A saving az over two-thousand
dollars for the year resulted from
the combination Of several routes.
IL was said, IS the school system
ureed Cor decreased revenue DUR
ing the forthcoming year. Loss
o. the $4,000 bridge fund, emf
nently expected, has placed =
burden on the schooi budget that
additional state al.0tmsnts and
increased assessments cannot
more than overcome Elsmlna-
ton Of teachers and combination
Of routes has affected . saving
which ia designed % take care Of
The normal increase
TO accept the bids On these SIX
would be unfair 70 Tire teachers
who also expect and deserve an
increase IN salary" Meeehee said
In q rsiease last monlh. tie
school head asked teachers and
BIAS operators % cooperate Ia
holding expenses 70 the lowest
possible figure
W. arc aoinR - speAd ~ ~
ali that We can Do Mssshss said
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rs bembed ~ machine
szanned.
Berlin braadeasEz ccnsmeuElae
- Prime Minister charcfIHs
Sunday Heaeh. dezassd f1asy sAas
German troops hass pse6 podn
80 an6 recalled paase6 - AdoIa
Hitler that 1nmany wsaid -
fEa1n from aznE Il p - apeah
charchlll aeklarea ESiszsn ass
uEepafed to assaIlaEe II Germany
dared ~ poison ea8 Etfsl
British tHaea ENKe declared
I'D oez1pylaz ssfazegie sp1ia -
- b. Freaeh nzaa = Maaa-
easeaF. sncoaniefing lite nuaazl.
znre.
= sseekh1lm British electrical
experts wese rer1zEed 61dav y
HAVE ahotasssh ahs Tbsmazaa
Railway. saalh * TrenaEsm. 81
~ eheT had heen zsnusz6 sn1a
0ernzsoeoUaed Norway Ihs
uiiwag s NafHaY6 frzs eieefff
ed Inc I'D IS between -
large aalpis3 asins IS oEkfa -
- sa
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NavYDrive...

Cunllnned fuH sAEs =
csMsnfs ntsa naa n n Heylna
y treasures g ahe afsee
kaa ieen Fnf23 asI fAat
NNIeemftm ~ mmf A6A N8ex& A.
eskFmnAsB Aiffsn "a shn HwssI
Nellef etF sna mlils 81
anllafx asN SEEDED Is eag ~
fis WuN * KkfAa3 #ee
Marine sd ce4ag f5azfa
me- ana usslf ss MandF
~ Misaifalppi tYs hsge snsaf5i
the Nail 81 ne *aa ed ~
snFNinn - uff3fs aaa SulistNa
mes ID ne n4k8
Tbs M&ey Relief j
naHass6 ~ ihs hasv sfa islH
ne NseY ~ lsa aiieF ne Nnwx
swn II maiAsalns
dives on egefY ship end FsNsf
xhnse NtafhxA ard IS esM4 #nln
ina a and aIfheM TiH fesE
gSAlAn Hsal ihsIE faiHsla MaF
afplB M and sheeise ~ = tlHa
~ assasA = . Nkeat AA4A q.
A M
THNHE 80. = y
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War Workers Lose
Battle TO Busters
First Inning Drive

The camp Shelby Dus4EfA
opened , spring offensive against
the Ingalls, War Workers. their
first.inning five-ran blisx being
ample for 3 2 10 ; victory OYER
the locals Sunday afternoon The
Var Workers frightened aoMn- =
rear-guard action holding The eel-
dsers partially II ebeek Tor ~
rest q the game. but The Wsr
Workers were stiIi being fe3esd
= retreat e he batlle ended
Pitcher Beaueez walked twD
usen Il fiae 1Fzt frame snly -
have ; Duster batter sEnR-0us :
three Dagger. When she aaoke
cleared. The War Workers we're
On the short end q : so LEAD
Hall. hurting for tie UusIef4 lid
the Opposition q s hits whife fhe
Var Workers Contributed s errors
% The DusierS cause. The game
was close after re hrzf inning
blast. TIE breaks being ahezzt
even ana tie aeoxe running along
smoothly a late ingalls, rally
failed . caten Ne s0ldiefS early
lead
= rs tt SECOND conEaEt tat
ne Var Workerz had I'D 80.
the Army tbs yer ana both end
- VIII TIE hot6kesz Is TIE I'D
ne Keesier FieA nine too >
Eso-oze wlct1Fy 0WeT tie hcah
p the eeasonss opener.
MaE army teams arr reported
strong tins year. with ; heay
zprinkilaG = professional tall
players d0tllnz ainaai every IIne-
~ Some q ass tears dssI-
oped = army eaao zHs saF
re expeetea q almost .a ~
~ haE1e term
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A. - tNs
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AleA ks Z
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Ag KKfN
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Cfan f4F ard
msH hesne hm hel mws
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msv FM sMM Il tAk
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fzxIsnf EY an&
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NYnaet n4Mt Eemnss
nw eeaf hyussse whst gS
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ne M ae$s
Wetk
NpWf aS n
eas uf en
4sa M &fs 4Mssd q w
ep mas tutM IN to- ~ ~ NJ
hs t&s
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sn mhe MT sAsf
~ AAlaa4 nsfg
x po4 salsf aANassA - NsfA :
- #xNa
Wk H41usss
nsm rs NfN1 H
Saturday nlNhx MAx ~
llAxe Fau A t 49, eeA
mwsDslBns AkNep a a ~
sdeAnee1 tkaes
ssnxf
Thwge aze nAnY HkaE4hts
shs fm @e nEf
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omina ne upt e0fdision Of
fh PeouEa Community
House whi u aang through tbs
nssase sfanf e ne nearing 81
sdmniethun = : nen496elhng job
thera Is 4 forced Iasl r activities
fIerk ne oriv thing % the
aeaaa Ter The week ending
se11 Tuesday Il the Community
He.sse 3 he meeting q the
ohureh Rseraasiansi Leadership
Elnm - 10 r - On Menaay.
nar 1sth.
Tane remainder q TIE uS0 &C
tiviHM for ne week wi1 take
psau Il nerreaslaS Hall II The
MnFzlIne BAildang an Tenth
stree4 nd I'll - IS fellows.
Tneaaay Msg ~ distribution
e zry ha1 ? e =
RE Ehoolfng Class Tuesday,
liar 81. 4 4oSP =
Aaal4 Reaean Bge Party.
Hzag. 80 r. 81 P =
FuazIls AahiefEe cuh soeiai
Eeays liz - asp -
Thursday. Nas = prayer
~
clsl ~ 2r hleh school
nd bog2 Friday egenng
Aay e. 3 ?. ~
SalaaF. LAP e cab opzz.eo
aaaav hav r.. Sunday
@hoeL AS a. S. religious @rv-
80. eanad - IL Faen-
~ C, SP = Cub cpd
81 az
Csag = , uew fe1ssa ~
49, certain place Is
ua and whaeh involves
s1 ua as skating 81
nearn Pr viii = discontinued
antil Nzeh : time e mzllers nay
e ste1
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II WmhAxsnn 0e Ax
a toay tsas u 80
xAs u uN wu
N msnk = Ishansee sm
l Zee eazgo spA ere Y sn
4 naVal AuxilisfY NE Nsxxs
aaam aAA tem -
40 ne fNEsse8 sd msze
~ nns& * ~ hsxs "a ~
~ enssny II ~ Coral Aa aaslss
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econslnneA Fsean rAee
fMkagsn Ccaany lncsl nA No.
malsua oue4thonnAisss los
aaAiIlnn.i FeNsieansA -
e fass4.s on Nav & an8 eatfsHa
q nae is the maN -
hamanf Oar Mailing ~ -
|nalsee will rontinste Is Nzn
|rasN officials said wnti ~ en-
|tlrs registration hMs hesn esnas
fed
II Avsllahls IA men a ~
first ere ero8p wsnA il
|Ortniser ia1a ana anly lat1 kAee
bemn exhausted. the @ eaIi
xhnuia " usade 0nly asm Hs
ucund aRe Kroup tFeHafy Is
Renlstrnnlsl. ne state ugelaaa
Sadcrs uAid
since 1aekaon eeunsy Na haA
Ia men frosn bokh she Kss ard
second regkDtrntinak ~ 1ane
nnutn from this county Mli ~
made prupuFsionateis fnm ne
three afouns. local ofieath e.
planned The June quota tfse
|county hss nof been FeianMa ard
|thn number 81 men wAn NJ ~
tn8ucsad Is sezsFArled = meFst
military information
The aunakaas1nalTes msa un
MAY 8 and 7. truukhs IN total
|numbeF 10 over leu persaa4 They
ere listed tUlows
pasraeoula william Nnes
Malcoim ChaeeM coHe-
&c. Henry Drayton Khkpaafisk.
Steward CoFyann FrtedTAh O.
|car Buvesl nodA Lnali* Alssn
CLARK. Carl Mchfurphy. Mgmal
|Lee pol Morris Lavefne Waters
|voss McnAney. Morris HMmd
Crane. games Alleu AaA
Homer lay Russell. Osuax MlnI
Scott. Elmo Tohie rarkNx. kRent
Smith.
Baxter Burnley TafnsEA Bar
|mnnd Eaeii Glass Joe ben4 fiaf.
wood Horace James
VIII Mapphinn. Joseph y ReEnn
Francis Julius FredeF Eazl
William Cunningham. Lea Walter
Foster. Wiley Edward Caeal.
Robert Lee Hooks. nalph kasugs
Alex Domnnuue. Roy afd
williams. Theodore Mafhee Cas-
lin. Alfred Evnrlit scatan Dnya
Edwards.
tssuss Point. william #zEsnn
M8ntieth. ChaEkes Reuben NAogzi
as. Arlis Franklin. John FEakNu
Baxter. Orie Anton Stansss @hhn
Wootln0n Rape. Willie B ieoFa.
ILawrence Clark. Ailsart hes4
HffBw@a1 Geuxfe Wazhih
Lett. JaneA Columbus ness
-. Vernon Lion Davis pesH
Kariaafsn. Virgil Cecil ste
Prank West Freeman. Roses
Waters. Lawrence Efwnrd West
Tom Ford Ehlesn. VILLAS
Swami. Perry Lev cornf1h
Millar AIDING. Julissa vi
lfiam Redmond. William Ffedef'
Mhsanbofn. Joflnnln DsElslsl
|WaFburk, Thomas Ovid Mn4sfyI
gr.. Edwin William Marks. LAFza
Wiley WlIkersoaa Matshew
Deimsa. Lyuwpod DsvEa
Robert Ire Dixon
Ocean Springs. Clifton aey
maur. Walter Marvin nreeland.
|saFnneI jules Gale. Milton Join.
son. r.. Edgar Pipes Guse,
|Chaflex Ernest Schmidt. Finrsan
Webb. Alto Bang. Harold " Gel.
h4ay. Robert HopkfnR IAe Ernssl
Farmer. bishop Marvin KIy. ~.
drew Ekeii Smith, Hubert Maursce
HIT Willie rirkney spierz HoM.
lar4 George Carter and Jacob Ne
|KEnley CHI
Kfcoles Lonnie Travia. Jullu.
Arthur Clark. Robert RAJ Hamll.
ton. Lewis Clifton Pserce. csfGey
Medlord Dyezs. Alton Loren Dsl.
In. Willard Farley.
Biloxi. Route Il. JOSEPH La.
nser.
Escatawpss Willie Pener -
Robert La4 uahlereen
Luce4aIa fHFD1s Miltan ~
err end Louie Midasssoan Coz
ark
Miscellaneous EaFnie Burns
Ferguson. Hurley KernnaAo Cor
~ Armstrong. HogaIusa. L. uno
Albeft ssurua Grand BaYs FranE
Lewis Parker. HFD perkfnsnn.
Wesa Chariea EeEamin MaaIs
9oAn Howard D4vis. chattanna
'Tenn and Arthur ishseehI CO.
eE Akh1nnn
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tconiinasa Prem Page OIL
eligible pnEehaaerA
- tier NJ SESSION.
aad permits fof - -
= Twelve re- tFs ihiftv n
~ aFd HiFly.nsne 1870
E#4a5Z
re ingalls, 6hinsul6..@
paEataon wae issued : e~azszfrssz
- ne purchase q : zee a
asEIasnobzze
TT following tra.ysA...L
firms NHf alioWea nea
afM u4vA8 go
yzEa. 2 - : ssatez. frssE :
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Housing Colony NOies

ne Olannter Garaan C1nn WI
heA i4 regniar sennUnthlf
meeting - Friday aEnh s.
thN Rewfesnca Hall u ~ Mari
TINE bslh1inR when Il Is hoped
that > lafRR nnsEhnF &c reansa
- ue cnlnny win cosae u4st and
heip haiM tins ogrmnlxatian mtn
Nae power fur ckvk hmgterment
hat h can berusne Anyaste Is
welnusnR and ell a~ardneEx
whekher they lean 70 flowers q
20 vegetables wia he glAsy wki-
eunsa inso ire club
ne Rife Shooting elub L
sxhedniea 10 mees u he ne<zeA
einn hnIl In the Maritime building
81 osEIoek this aftnrnupn when
hGrn LC WtnterS0n will instruct
use members n she art u shoot.
ing Part 81 the meeting VIII BE-
held II tire Skeet club 70 which
fhe club win repair shortly after
coEsxsning
The weekly hingo party under
TIE auspires Of the United Service
OrNanixatinn will take place this
evening 81 8 o'clock h the Rerre-
alton hall At the y. S Maritime
building IRE public is invited 70
attend In order 20 care for cur
renf expenses q small EuTn win
be charged Cor : card that will be
good Tor ne entire evening Prizes
win be given and FeEreshxnents
served
Mr. and Mrs. Richard r Ransom
and swo small daughters have ar
rived rom Kansas CITY. Ne. for
FesideneA 1t les East Cleveland
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mra Charles u. Nc
Daniel Of Ii0a Williams street
have arrived from Glasgow. Ky.
for resiienee n the Housing Pro
iect colony They have one small
daughter.
On May 10, har. and MRS. Cecil
White and their two children
went 20 Mobile 70 spend Mothers
day with Mrz. Whites parents.
Mr and Mrs. r Z L. Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Grimsiey
are pleasant new additions to the
Housing proiect Col0ny since
moving 70 i20e Taft Avenue.
Prior 20 coming 20 Pnscagoula M.
and Mrs. Grimaley resided In
Fhlladelphia. Pa
Mrs. Charles Briggs. Jr.. and
two children are spending two
weeks with Mrs.. Briggs parenia.
Mr.. and Mra ] D. Abbott at
Birmingham. Ala
Mr. and Mrs Roy c. German
and three children have arrived
from Greenwood. Miss, and have
taken Up residence at sos East
Convent street.
Mrs Calvin Bird Is spending .
SaM weeks win haf sister. Hiss
Marguerite Briggs. IT Birming-
man, Ala. following Mr.. Birds
departure Cor duty e. 4 naval
training baze a. Brooklyn. \. =.
From western New York come
NK and Mrs Wasier E Hinshaw
foS residence ct l405 Tyler Ave
nQs
Among TIE gardeners IN the
Housing Colony are Mr. and hrs.
L crabtree. sol Eleventh street,
who have flowers in the front.
and vegetables il the back yard
and VINO spend much Of their
time watching them grow.
Mr.. a1d frs. Warren D. Mont
gomery 81 Washington. D. G. are
newcomers % the Housing Project
since moving into Ez1z East Taft
II
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12
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Woiks Five Niles
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12
Church Host
To Conference
Here Thursday

TIE PgncaEusa1a Methndisf
ehureh mas host 10 re annaal
Sensh0re Dissrsrs Cunfrsenee ca
THURSDAY. Nay :. heGlnninx -
nine o'clo<k II he naosnknE
.Call % order. eaeesion a runarr-
cnce secretary. roll cal. ard uth.
ef business took 50 TIE morning.
Necessary 10 ct affairs staF9ed
for hs all day meeting q the
conference
me morning devokieas were h
eharka Of Rev. J r. Campbell
district superintendent ans ths
afte1nncn session uaa led ~ Rev
L l. Matheny q Purxln The SER
mon ~ d. n ~ BuiAock pro.
fessor Of religious edunaticn ~
MiiIzaps College. Jackson. wn1
enjoyed By thc entire conErega
ton The PaseaKoaia church.
which has recently been enlarged
was fixed 70 capacity Nifh Tire
delegates their familifA and the
ministers and lay speakers e Tire
various churches comprising this
district
Edncaticn Thsme
Adult Christian Educaiion was
the theme Of an address, hy Rev.
r L Walton o. Moss Point.
children's Work Mrn A. n Kill
son. Bay St Louis. Colleges n
NJ. Bullock, Millxnps College.
jackson: Lay Activities, ] ~.
Sullivan. MLllsaps College, and
Judge l. c. corban. Of Biloxis
Mrs. ]. A. Ciri0i Of Moss Point
spoke on Wonan's work in the
various branches 81 church ncti-
witty: Grady Truitt. Of Biloxi.
president Of the SesshoFe District
Methodist Youth Fellowship
SPOKE Of the work of hls group Of
young people
Other sp0SAS on the program
we're Rev. l. IT. Sells. Jackson;
DIT. J. G. Smelling. New Orleans:
Rev. ]. IL Morrow. picayune.
Rev. s r. Harkey. poplaFville
Reports Of various committees
were read. and resolutions we're
drawn and read by Rev. G. ~.
Mcbride Of Van cleave. thank
ing the Pascagouia church FOR
the Use Of their edifiee and the
hospitality afforded "A offering
Of over sixteen dollars waa tab
en- 20 provide subscriptions 70 tire
Christian advocate for the use 81
persons at SanatoFium.
Luncheen Served
AZ 1915 luncheon wss served
by the Woman's Society 81
Christian Service OF the pasca-
goula church consisting q sand
witches. salad, cakes. cookies.
iced tea and coffee. TIE luuch-
con tables we're decorated with
holders Of delicate blue filled
with orchid sweet peas. the gifts
Of two sisters, Meadames Carney
Humphrey and ]. NJ EptinE.
Mrs G. A Carrier was chair
man 0f the iunrhAon enmmiltee.
and with en aba@ corps 81 helpers
served during the morning IN this
capacity nobly. Mrs n. l. crun-
by and Mrs. e -. Timer served
IS typists fer the conferences and
Mrs a S Parker. Salem. was
pianist.
Epworth Church. Biloxi. Rev.
David Ulrner. pastor. has heen
chosen a. the next meeting place
Of this conferences az this time
next year.