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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
18-Year Odds
Register

Vance county lG-yo;" ulds w.
must register during the balance ~
the month for SclectivC service ~ i
present themselves fog lcgi~,r,/ Il
al the police station i'm Hcndcr 4
well as al the Sciect!v" :c.licc ~.
Office in the basement os the h.
derson postotticc building and al
Townsville, il was ANNOUNCED today
by the local board.
Nineteen youths we've registered
yesterday. the first day 90 the new
listing. ii was reported
Men who reached The age OF IS
years during the months -! last July
and August are 10 register before
next THU >day night: those who at
tanned the age of IS during Srptcm-
Der and other are t. register during
the period December 10 through De-
CCmDCr ~. and those who bccanl3
!" during November ana DcCcmbcf
.rlc to register curing the imuI WcL4
81 ilv month.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12


i"" war, still rag
!ng. President Roosevelt win hc
pcmucry'ru,ly rcnominatcd in Ia
!! II" De-. pcmuCracv'S anti-Ncw
b'@.rrS certainly will bc furious.
Three terms drove en- nearly cue
ko". f"ur OUGHT To- finish 'em com
pI'i"Ir And even If. war or no
war. b" INT named Tor Il fourth
time. n 5 - i.rcguuc conclusion tina,
u" convention will accept his picl;
!" succeed him. and the chap will
." IA unqualified New Dealer.
~ i3r' ~ a guess that the wars
"rr'. N"w DCaIcrIShncss will have
an especially favorable opportunity
surprising is continued in office
t' 'S'HD'IsA Itself ctcrnally. begin
mig WItA In" reconstruction pcrold.
u goes without saying that nei-
'."r i.. Republicans nor the anti
Ne" De-. Democrats will like this
Pcjudirc Figures
b'iWccH The IWn of en- who real.
.E do an legitimate thinking. there
exists ec1Iin genuine differences of
opinion. Mostly. though. it's a mere
''1'"' ". prejudice. The average
voter votes rs his ancestors voted
""''rc him. but the upper grade of
politicians. who nominate candidates.
uUuacs' onably do have some notion
"i IN" dos they're taking.
Nov. assume ca safe samblc) that
I'm" l"ll Democratic ticket is ell
'.y, too New Dcalcrish for the
Democratic "aNIiS"-whu are almost
H.r" Vicious about il than the Re
I'll. t'"n>. Yet they won't be able
&. d. anything about it. They'll bc
" -'3d-S.Zcd party chunk, hut not a
".-'pri'r. To dictate. they'll have to
combine with sumc Republicans:
md the Republicans?
'hCy seem IL stand Il chaicc of
'"ng = congress iunal majority. be-
n"ns in 1919. and it ism, TO be a
. one. TN need support from
F i'ndiy Democrats
Wen. the two groups will have
p'"n plugging alongside one another
during !9i2 and l9l4 They'll have
Kinda allied themselves.
The ;n'i-Ncw Deal Democrats
won't be in an Internal party ma
i"riiy.
Bat they may be able To effect
some sort OF affiliatiOn. a; least
i'nn"r'riIv. with the Republicans
Ii wl2h' bc 4 permanent rcdiv:.
sim al the parties.
y substantial personality toward
q consolidation of this nub l. Her,
hcr; II. Hoover.
Herb went out If presidential of.
ice considerably discrcdItcd. due
10 CCO.UmlC bad condition, that he
wound up with. But. on current in
vcSti9ation. ii develops that he left
irihGS especially IN good shape.
Hes established Il grand OrganIza-
ton in Latin America.
Woodrow Wilson gummcd up re-
laiI)nS there.
Lehman steps In
II improved later. but Herbert
started il.
The dope was rCCc"tly that Hoo
Yer VISA 10 have. assigned To- him.
Tie job of economically rcorganizing
The postwar world economically.
and he. uuqucStionably. was figured
ou as the ablcst expert To manage
il. Herbert l.. Lehman. instead. was
designated as the performances OK
pert Yc. he's had 10 consult Her
bert Hoover as his authority.
PrcSidcntially Herb Hoover was a
ilivyCr. lie busted in AT Il time when
economic, were all against him.
But he'd been grand. as an adj
TRAITOR.
Nuw ne wants to do some legiti-
mate administering.
He'll be watchablc at the next
conventions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12

from the Wage and Hour Technical
Unit in Raleigh.
The technical unit. under the si.-
pcrvisIon Of Mrs. Pauline W. Ho,-
ton. Is located ~ the State Lab,
Department and is acting as agci
for the war labor board III FURNISHING
Information and issuing Iur' dictio.,-
al rulings relative 10 wage and "a
AIRY adjustments
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
NEWS BROADCAST
GIVEN AT SCHOOL

II. T.. iIarriSon'S home room OF
Henderson high school gave a news
broadcast program Friday morning
at The weekly assembly period of the
high school. using the George V.
Jenkins loud speaker outfit. Practi-
calIy all members Of the home room
appeared an the program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
BY LOGAN CLENDENING NJ n

VIZ ARE in the season when
.ne common cold may be expected
TO strike at any minute. As far &C
pvl'hting the common cold is
s"i'erhed, | am unable to make
any dogmatic statements. In a
great many health treatises 1 s,e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12

Two sisters. Mrs. w. H. Boyd. o!
Henderson. and Mrs. r. NJ. Owen. of
Richmond. and a brother. ". Page
Harris. of Baltimore, survive. tugc-
ther with five nephews.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12

DIR. Clcndcning will answer
P"SS'iohS of general interest
%ni!' and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12

hlSn DDS Tor THEN
aid during the com,
M congressional
years They'll he.
essentially. about
rs much fellow par
tIsai!s versus the
Roosevelt admins
naii"m as If they
hadn't been elected
on ""nlinally oppoS-
lnG tickets.
lis IN" pretty
General theory ON
.p!'tl Hin tl,,t =,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12

100 UClps--E,., To-, More!
Evening star., 1942-06-14

Balls Of Bucilla
Jumbo crochet cot
ton, in white, ivory
and ru. For
crocheting ab lie
covers.
Evening star., 1942-06-14

6xS-ft. size; for smaller r
porches. Brightly stem
ciled patterns. Reversible =
and attractive for sum-
Dure- -ThS~H Flor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

DHASES OF the war effort will
= be studied during October by
the groups in the American AS
ISOLATION of University Women.
During the month the Inter
national Relations Group will
begin the study OF the United
Nations and hear Cyril Cane,
British consul.
West Side Drama Group will
study the trends of American
drama OF World War l and
World War ii. The East Side
Group will develop short skits
and plays suggested by the De-
fend America Revue.
Social study groups will hold
a forum on Women and War
Industry" with facts and figures
presented by authorities to an
swer timely questions.
Legislative Group will meet
Tuesday at 1890 a. m. in the
Women's City Club for a panel
on Taxation, How Much and
Why"
Advanced Spanish Group will
meet the same day at 12:30 and
the Beginners Spanish Group
on Thursday At 2 p. m. in
Womens City Club. A class in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Ur9e Wives
Give Aid to
Red Cross
By THE BYsTANDER

MRS. CARL BLACKWOOD
WI GRAWN, chairman Of the
Red Cross Nurses Aides. wants
hundreds of housewives to sign
up for her course at once.
Girls who work all day
have responded wonderfully"
she said. "But the women who
have moro leisure must enter
our daytime classes II the great
need IL to be filled.
"Six hundred and ninety-two
aides have been capped, zoo
more are now In training. And
we must have a total Of 100
by Christmas"
The new fall classes will start
Thursday morning and pupils
may register for them at Red
Cross headquarters any week.
day.
A woman to be eligible must
have a high school education, be
a citizen or a friendly alien. pass
a physical examination and be
able to devote at least six hours
a week TO hospital work. for the
duration. Many Nurses Aides
work as much as 80 hours a
week in the hospitals.
Mrs. Grawn also needs vol
unteer graduate nurses to help
in teaching the Nurses Aide
classes.
One Of the busiest groups Is
the placement committee of the
Volunteer Hospital Nurses Aide
Corps and without benefit OF
uniform or glory they work long,
hard hours. Their duties include
assigning graduates to the vari-
Gus hospitals, keeping track OF
their hours of service and visit
ing the hospitals.
Mrs. Christian II. Hecker Is
chairman of this committee and
among her assistants are Mrs.
George Staples. Mrs. Dudley
Frazer and Mrs. Ormond Z.
Hunt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Songs TO Fe allure
Society Meeting

A LUNCHEON-MEETTNG Of
"The Evolution of Song" at 2
p. m. Friday, will open the first
fall meeting of the Historic Me-
MORALS Society at NeWberry
House.
Mrs. Alfred G. Wilson, presi-
dent, will conduct the meeting.
Peggy Nealon. soprano. will
present the Pocket Edition Of
Lillian RUSSELL" in which she
will wear exact copies OF the
costumes worn by the famous
star when singing her songs OF
the Gay Nineties.
Miss Helen Hunt will act as
accompaniSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

hurst, the Whittier. Crowley
Miners, Frank e. Seder's, DEM
ery's, Himelhoch's, Kern's, Sic
gels and Saks Fifth Avenue to
answer all questions and receive
memberships which consist Of a
gift Of two articles Of clothing
or a donation of money once a
year, the amount TO be deter
mined by the givers according to
their ability to give. I believe
that our citizens will avail
themselves of this opportunity
to help their neighbors In need.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
University Women to Scan
Phases Of War Program

beginners Spanish will be
organized if enough members
are interested.
international Relations, Eve
ming Group. will meet Thursday
at 7;30 at Ford Hospital Nurses
Home in Byron avenue. They
will begin the study Of the 10
proposed peace plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
MESDAMEs
Rita Ann Sweeny
To Wed Ii. Buysse

ENGAGEMENT OF Rita Ann
Sweeny to 1t. Charles Jerry
Buysee is announced by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dean Sweeny Of Clark d lie
avenue.
Lieutenant Buysse Is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Buysse OF Cadillac boulevard. He
attended Ferris Institute, where
he was a member OF Sigma
Alpha Delta, and was a student
at Michigan College of Mining
and Technology at the time OF
his enlistment in the United
States Army.
The wedding will take place In
November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Msek Of Oct. 70
Zonte Club to Hea
City Police Aide

ZONTA CLUB will meet
Thursday for 1915 luncheon
at Hotel Statler.
Miss Eleonore L. Hutzel,
fourth deputy commissioner of
the Detroit police department.
will be the speaker, Her sub
ject, New Police Problems In
a World at War"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Harmonic Club
Arranqes Dinner

A DINNER in the club rooms
Of the Harmonic Society will
precede the Monday meeting Of
Chrysler Girls Club.
Professor j. j. Cation, direc-
tor of the Chrysler Institute,
will be the speaker Of the
evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

quest Of Governor Van Wagner
that all citizens of this state
acquaint themselves with the
history and service Of the
Needlework Guild OF America,
and cooperate with IL i'm fur
thering this splendid work, L
hereby declare Wednesday, Oct.
4, 1912, Needlework Guild Day
I'm this city.
ION that day members Of the
Needlework Guild of America
VIII be stationed at the Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Voluntary Service
Plans Open House

"OPEN HOUSE" TO which
members and friends are in
vited will be held at 3 p. m.
on Tuesday by A mer n
Women's Voluntary Services, in
the new headquarters, IS East
Adams avenue.
Hostesses for the afternoon
will be Miss Agnes Budeen and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

Mayor Edward J. Jeffries has
issued the following proclama-
ton in connection with the In
gathering:
"In compliance with the re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
lnpor,.n. Notice
To You Lovers Of Fine Furs
"GOod Mor.irs"

From time mmemoa have enjoyed wearing fine fur
coats. The the pet the difficult TO PROCURE the
greater the pride in its ownership. Fur coats worn not
much necessity as to orac attention They are the
symbol Of oIuence. glamour. distinction. womons per-
sonoLy emphasized by the urs she than b.
any other part Of her wardrobe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Aids Other Charities

When il was incorporated In
1896 the Needlework Guild
adopted the slogan, The Charity
Which Helps Other Charities.
And the new garments it COLI
Iects and buys 60 TO such or
CARNATIONS as homes. missions,
welfare agencies. visiting nurses
and the outgoing patients in
hospitals. II is nonsectarian.
both as to those who give and
those who receive.
Two branches OF the Needle
w&<k Guild are devoted to
waking for the Grenfen Mission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Hard Of Hearing
Aides Will Meet

A LUNCHEON bridge spon-
sored by the hospitality commit
tee of the Detroit Society for
the Hard of Hearing will be
given Thursday at Mi-Ladys
house in Broadway.
The party. which starts at
1890, is under the chairman
ship of Mrs. r. F. Evans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

IN Labrador. these being the
only Needlework Guild articles
sent out of the United States
from the regular yearly collec-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Fashion and Beauty in Fine Furs

Never our entire have offered such magnificent collection
Of fine fur present th special selling Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Iklew-Mdde
PAY Dues
lContinued from Page Onel

n CONTINUED from rage Onel
the Needlework Guild 10 en-
courage Us very Young members.
4 Members PAY their Needle
work Guild dues by making two
new garments each year-and
these are collected and distrib-
suted TO various needy persons
mt the annual Ingathering.
( In addition. each section has
n money member-who gives
large or small Surns-according
10 her neans--to buy socks and
Sstockings. mems shirts, under
wear, gloves. mittens and other
things.
R With the exception OF one
carpenter. who nails up the
boxes. the Needlework Guild has
mot one paid worker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

mondsy-t2;so Noon to Q p. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

Natural Mink Fur Goats special .'IJBo
Natural Mink Fur Goats priced special 'I28J
Natural Mink Fur Coats tre.S ,t.td .nl05
Natural Mink Fur Coats. ,rks1 special 'lO95
Mink Fur Goats tre.1 special 1905
Natural Mink Fur Goats trtsS special. 1895
Blended Mink Fur Coats. special . '505
Blended Mink Fur Goats trk.I ,t.iAI .'6S5
Sheared Fur Coats tntsI special. 1888
Sheared Beaver Fur Coats tre.I special .'485
Sheared Beaver Fur Coats trts1 special -. 1893
Sheared Fur Coats tn1.S special -. 800
Black Persian Lamb Fur Coats. trt.1 special .A38
Black Persian Lamb Fur Goats. pue.I .p.dd. 1890
Black Persian Lamb Fur Goats. tre,1 ,bsid 1883
Silver Fox Full Length Coats tre.S ,teid. '288
Silver Casual Fur Coats. tre.I special -. 800
Evening star., 1942-01-16

/ m port ant item OF
emergency equipment.
Fine for lunch boxes.
Durable. well construct
ed bottles.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
PascagouIa Sells
Waterworks Bonds

The citv - pascaeonia. last sat
urday. cold sD00o wafeF works ex@
tension bonds which IN b. ADDED
70 . 1000 already o. hand u nzasen
= federal appropriation ~ SO 60
The Merchants and Marine nank
q PascaeoaIa was the successful
hAaders on ne bonds Ther offered
- pay interest rate e. ~ PER cent
On the first eI00o8. ard q On Ehe
second t10e10 win ; premium d
e&1W Other bidders were thA Max
r Allen ard Company a Hzxai-
hurst: and Wei ara Afnosd q New
Orleans
The bonds vii BE- Used % finance
TIE project which calls for ufs puf-
chase o. ne1ezs2ry materials fa# aFae
constructing improvements Is ard
eztefaioaA = the waEermnaa zsa-
TEN Of the city: laying pipes and
mains Tor domestic commercial and
Industrial uAe o. fire proteczl1n e
aFzas within re corporate Hfnila
e ne CITY nud within three mikes
thereof ara foF the purpose q drill
i1k the necessary elevated fater
tanks. paEaR ant 1sAT neaF4
materials end equipment % furnish
~ adsQaa1e supply = water #itzin
SO area
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Nuzat.nUe8 FFusn FMHf UEHs
Y M A G feeA ttgas ss1x carnival
enH w1th las srataxe NsFii and 80
rsaealH ~ Efse a4as s&ftAF gssfe
atsen - ne e1iknxns % hm ccunts
TnA affair wAa iNMHasafMeAa - tna
xasne MenN HAslne4 C1nh q MaNa
nusnt be- 1855. IL the bes.sg astef
tazkeam Ceanty e@ez4fa = have
Nsne DsN IS easnisal e~sathaAstan
II order - Kaarantna dle peFnsAr
nex<e ~ thn astne. ne Clue esfs-
En1Y selsetea ar FxskAx nlesi BE-
faFN Messt 0r4& feAAzina Ahe fnkl
fmn0#sanps 81 MaEas uEAk kn Mnh4ie
ant Mes 03eAnk TeSsn lno ne
csas feH ttsAt d q aas q emaiaie
ne MxksF EAsalRal pfE&rNm8 Isl =
snail was, aae nAnaa ~ n# kfne
ana Quecn AhuuM BE- krp& b sHxsrs
IL usHeF 20 o. this kta eaah apN
preached IS pexaple at uhe coanlx
NO wvfe aakea ~ ael e. = msFNt
cesSsmilkRe b sTiSesia8 Nae uaetn
ard ksne. and she dukes and dach-
ezsea
Siare = carnival ball Is ths muSs
aefneeralax IS 81 DANCES the e0sn.
mitsee WAS akkea 70 select the aukee
and duchcsztk from the different
sociai gfousN q Moss pusnt ard
PascAxcah The euxnmsfteN haa
acten for seFen years the hdenGais
q whom stiil remntha 3 srcfv1
The carnival bail has grown into .
bic affair ard tire attendance has
always been large sEd most r<nssAa-
pnlitan. thnx bringing 20 jackson
County = true exempHfieatlon q the
Mardi Gras spirit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

for two years and last year had a
very successful year, He played first
string halfbGck. With fwo letters 10
his credit in basketball Everette Is
an experienced man and = valuable
member of The Mos Point cage
squad. II Is in track that ne really
excells. Last year he set a new Gulf
Coast Regional high jump record
by clearing the bar st 5 feet 10
inches.
The eighteen year old senior Is
very much interested in newspaper
work and is Editor Of the Tiger
Flash. the student newspaper. He
also writes for the Chrnnicle-Star
and may follow q journalistic career
Everette Is 4 good speaker and TOT
the last two years has represented
Moss Point in the Regional decIafr-
ation contest. The BOYS quartet OF
which he was q member won first
Mace in Ehe Regional meet last
year. In the Giee Club operetta
THE Gypsy Rover" he took the
heading part. He also had leading
roles in the junior play two years
ago and the senior play laat year.
Last year he was voted Mr. MOSS
point High school" in q popularity
contest sponsored By the Tiger
Flash.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Rotary Hears Three
Fine Talks On War,
Vitamins, and Scouts
Glub Prepares 10 Secure Heating
ssstem fsr Mess Fstnt Cam-
insanity Efense

Rev n l. Walton. pastor al me
Moss Point Methodist Church wna
the principal speaker before glae
Moss Point Rotary clih al lts meet
ing held this week nj the Moss Point
Community House.
Rev Mr.. walton used rs ms sub
jet. The Place az the Church ia
National Defense He stated that
since the last World War he peo-
rie had gotten away from tlfe church
but with this war no wupon u. The
people arr following their natural
tendencies and are returning q tire
churches IN large numbers A. the
crisis grows increased numbers Of
persons Will return 70 the church
II Is the heritage Of the American
people 70 attend church. he stated
America was founded On religion and
religious principles Many III this
country have died for their reiiG-
ION. and American people feel that
Il Is their dnty 70 attend church lie
stated that ia the churches they
find he happiness. courage. Strength
and morale they need 70 carry them
through IN time Of war and Al other
times.
Mayor George r. Wood announced
THAT ne had secured : National Ess
tense motian picture 70 be shown
Il The Moss Point TzIeh srhnol AZ
6 50 O'Clock. Thursday evening. JAM
nary ~. This picture Is based on ERE
history Of TIE atrpiaxae industry IN
the Bnised States.
The committee appointed for the
cleanup drive II comprised q n.
v suthon and w ~ Alexander.
A L Monroe. chairman Of the
heating committee. % secure naces-
sary heat for the Moss Point Com
munity House. announced that
plumbing contractors had been
asked 70 submit BIDS On q heating
system and that The bids would b.
turned IN within the next few days
There we're eight absentess ct tias
meeting. which Is an unusually large
number for the Meas Point club.
However. ell we're accounted Tor.
Willie Stewart was appointed a1
q COMMITTEES Of one % have the
clubs clock returned
A. Z. Monroe read an announce
ment regarding Che basketball games
70 be played at the Moss Point High
school gymnasium this seek end and
urged that the members attend and
support the teams
Henry Roberta was = guest If C. 8.
Beardxiee.
Louie Hases saa program chair
MAJ for the day
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
p~ascagonla Panthers
Basketball IN =
Host To C~Ommodorcs

me gaAAeu1ih Hanlaelx bNNkNt
bal ssaisaA s1i p&s A#et - ~
0aigpnaf r~aaFneNes III > aouF
heAaHg t8etzht u Ire F&sr2eaaa
Han Hae nmnaksslsn Tnks q
~ wtona nsesitnK Is uN teu bAas
ard 10 tae fNW ltx Partners
tNAez4t@ yAsnNe ~ n0th ne
x1 ANa hex nisINpxk
me eaanek win BE- saasaoa 81 , -
uraek AMI pxumms4 30 BE- sne 81
TIE nscsx ~lntrfsastmK n~askFttaA
es,a slated az thf keAl EyEnns-
Ann tlais season
T1fA Panther eexlFtts 4 fHlln2 =
keNsy tasezsls " wsn tenlnha 1ases
SIRE eNlsemNly mafsSsslpe raex.
aas right IS MRS snsxnpnd he MI
haxs Hah suscsl Ntflk ~ = leprsdeG
koafe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
P~ascag0ulans Asked
To Attend Initial
Soldier Reception

Citizens Of Pascae0szla. wfo ueFe
the first % play hosts 10 the sol
di<fS ct Camp Shelby and had the
first u s Army Recreation Camp IN
the nation. : having The ensnpli-
ment returned Is them this sun
daf Hhen ther are lnslted & ae the
guests At re first open house AZ
the Service Club Al Camp Shelby.
The invitation Il extended ~ the
37tb Division Service Club.
Miss sur Mcqueen. senior hostesa
of Ire service club vii be in charge
Of TIE reception. which starts AZ
2 O'Clock n Tie afternoon. a series
Of these receptions are being
planned since fbe soldiers al Camp
shelby ~ ieneer can get conveys 70
carry them T. the neseetion cen
tefA Is Is through thB means that
they hope q renew acquaintance
ard % meet more q TIE people Of
this section
8 Is conssdaEea quite - homer fer
Paeeasoula citizens 70 b. TIE flFsl
70 Be extended an invitation q T1zit
the Service Club All persons Who
attend fhe reception muzf hase IN
vlfaftcs1& s rs announced b Mu.
n + Melix WPA recreation super
viepf at FaAesa0uia. However those
wllo desire e attend may obtain
these invitations from her The M
sltaEiuns I'll be sent 70 those re-
ouestlng them Mrs. Wells can be
located - TIE PascaRuuia CommunI-
Is House
+ IS nFEe1 mat IS many peoDae
from Paseasosia and Miss Point
vic can - p. attend the reeep-
tton.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
MRS. GREGORY WOOD HoN0Rs
MRS. T. n. WEST WITH SHOWER

Mrs. Gregory Wood entertained N
the home Of Mrs. q. P. Wood on
Friday afternoon with q surprise
towel shower IN honor Of Mrs
T. B West who celebrated her BIRTH
day.
Mrs. West arrived for q visit In the
Wood home and Was greeted ~
members OF Circle Number Two 81
the Presbyterian Church. singing
Happy Birthday Mrs Wood pre-
sented the honoree with q pretty
basket Of towels. Games were en-
ioyed throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. Wood. assisted b. Mrs @ A.
Graham and Miss Bessie CoHan
served q salad course with coffee
and chocolate 20 Mesdames c s.
BeardsIee. r A Andre. r. Knapp
John Macarthur and g. A Graham
ana Misses Bessie Cowan and Hazie
Herring.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
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