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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-29
SPOTLIGH7YNG
Brass City News

"Snooks" barking loudly in the
rear Of the house. The veranda
was blazing when he went out to
investigate the cause for the dogs
actions. he said,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-29
. HIGHLIGHTS FROM LATEST BOOKS
Kings Row. Author Repeats;
Other Worthy New Volumes
(NEA RadIophoto)

Bella
SPRING $3.50
successful Kings Row." but 1t is bit
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-29

These heavy tanks are needed for
certain phases Of modern warfare,
and with their thick arrnor and
heavy-gauge guns they are almost
unstoppable. They are considered
superior in gun power, in maneuver-
ability and in the power Of their
huge tractor motors to Axis tanks.
Americans everywhere are helping
to pay for these monsters Of war
through their purchase a. War
Ronds. Invest at least tee percent
OF your income in War Bonds every
pay day. Us. Tgsasssy Dsfarsmsnt
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-29

A new factory In Sweden will
make turpentine oil from tree
Stumps.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-29
IN MEMORIAM

(The following poem Thigh
Flight" already famous, written
by the young flyer, John Gillespie
Magee, Jr., killed In action last
December with the Royal Cana
dian Air Force, Is reprinted today
in memory Of the late Lieutenant
J. Benedict MaIOney Of this city,
courageous flyer Of the 33rd Bonn
bardment Squadron, United
States Army Air Corps, who lost
his life last December 30 when
the plane I'm which he was CO.
pilot crashed near Riverside,
California;
HIGH FLIGHT
Oh, have slipped the surly bonds
of earth,
And danced the skies on laughter
silvered wings;
Sunward I've climbed and Joined
the tumbling mirth
OF sun-split clouds - and done a
hundred things
you nave not dreamed OI-WHeeleQ
and scared and swung
High in the sunlit silence. Hov'ring
there
I've chased the shouting wind along
and flung
My eager craft through footless
halls of air
Up, up the long delirious, burning
blue
I've topped the wind-swept heights
WITH easy grace,
Whepe never lark or even eagle flew;
And, while with silent, lifting mind
I've trod
The high untrespassed sanctity OF
space,
Put on my hand, and touched the
face of God.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-29
4 X
NlAotHoSsHSsYNSM
WAR BONDS

These huge Cotton heavy tanks
lost $3.50, 900. and Americas auto.
motive and locomotive plants are
turning them out on q never-ending
assembly line. Our army uses Light
tanks, weighing IL tons, and me.
dunn tanks Of % tons also, but we
favor the medium tank over the
other two.
Evening star., 1942-09-24
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Half Yearly Sale ends! Bed,
chest and your choice Of dresser
or vanity with Ioree mirror.
Furniture. Fourth FIees, The
.heeht Co.
Evening star., 1942-09-24

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Evening star., 1942-09-24
Friday e Saturday,

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reinforced. Size 6Ox24x2
Large Size Clothes Baskss
shape with side hondle---
Cost Iron 3-Piscs Skillet So
8. All for-----------
Dstseto Both Scale, guuro
ESQ lbs. Green, white,bl
8-Ft. California Rsdwued 4
one end, pointed at other
Step-on Con and Vests B
con. Green, ivory, red ,awF
Pyrsx Casserole in Chseane
Pyrex dish with pie plate G
Steel Medicine Cobinst wit
shelves inside-----------
Fine Household Brushes. r
bowl and bed spring brush
American Lody Carpet Sws
rubber bumper, comb-cleos
3-Pises Oxford Chrenss'r e
TobIe opens to 44x40-in. /
StoinIsss Porcsloin TopnM
drawer, two-drower storage
inch -----------------s
Vistoso 2z-Piece lun@ilea
orange breod-ond-buttefs, Il
low soucers, orongefse
plate -------------Y
Crystal Glass Stemwore.s6
cocktoiIs, sherbets
8 Peor--Shoped IndividUql
posteI color Of Coiifornia4R
Apiece Blue Ridge PoktsWS
apple" design. Bow, ,lplatf
Boil Base" Swsdish-Ty
Goblets, sherbets, cocktni'
Folding Coffee Tobls. ~
mahogany or woInut color
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-18
TnQuisitiye Sal
Hello FoRs:

Hello Folks.
Between hlackcrts, getting yOar
yxrioas ratloning cards In line,
waiiiag Xmss cards. ard shopping
for the ideal gift (Which no one
probably vants) guess your heads
are In continual whirla, aren't
thesf -. They tell me since
''Blsekeut Charlie was drafted
tycu knew he's the lad who loves
10 date on hlscksut ltights) syonnE
~eais naned ~Blaeko9t WIZ has
ably stepped inta Charities shses. ~.
NEwsY TIDBTTs;
Just heard from FRANCES
FAIR, former social worker ahous
town, who is hostess st Camp
Breskinridge. Kentucky. Frances
says HERMAN BAILEY, a for
rner U. Of MINI. student, is with
the infantry at Breckenridge. ED
ELBERT RODGERS, former work
er with the Mpls. Urban League, is
also ia the infantry al the Same
camp. SGT. WILLIAM STRADER
OF Sc. Paul. who visited the Twin
Cities on bis furlough last week,
Ans arrived back a. Camp Ereckfn-
ridge safely. The MILLICEas'r
BURGESS Of st. Paul have issued
Asvely invitations TO the wedding
o9 their daughter MTLLICENf 70
SET. ROBERT WELLS MAR
SHALL. Jr., Of Tuskegee. Ala
h&rna. The wedding is 70 BE held ct
St James Church ON December
2sth. Friends are expecting
CoNILN ard LII SMITH LILLIAN
Tylerl in town any day n0w for
the Xmas holiday season. Re-
ecIyed telephone call the other
day from tan ard handsome LIZ
ROY GENTRY, accomplished and
talented pianist Of Chicago, nii-t
uois. Leroy was passing through
the Twin Cities on his way 10 an
engagement up in Duluth AS you
remember, be used 70 be one Of
the featured pianisss with the
swAnk Harry's Cafe In MpIs., and
he also attended the U. Ct MINI.
when in town. LEO @REDH
BRUCE. weIl-kncwn pagiist, who
used 10 reside in Mpls, arrived
hack IL the Twin Cities Last week 10
pay the tao towns a short pre-
Xmas vfais. @Redr sgoked quite the
wsll-avessed gaut and told Sal he
d nsw making good with the pcliee
force In Indianapolis, Indiana.
By The way, what slpls. Loehinvar
was down ia Woolscrth's Five and
Dine last week snlfiRg and sam.
ping ten cent perfumes and
powaers2 my, myi Was he look
ing At them for himself or getting
Xmas gift Tired up for his
LUCKY (?l girlfriendgl
SOLDIER NEWS or
THE WEEK:
last received IDrely letteT frons
skas splendid boy, STAFF SER
GEANT FOSTER a. BROWN.
formerly of Australia ard who has
rrceasly been shipped 10 some pofat
IN New G1ineR. Foster tells me
he's beea made Sergesnt Major Of
Personnel. He also says that It Is
extremely bot Ia New Eainea and
thSt the masQalfSes are terrific sad
hard 10 get used 20. (And does he
ever miss the Twtn Cities.) AM
other fsne fellow, my friend, SER
GIANT JIMMY BRADFORD, who
" in Australia, II row attending
O9ficess' Trainiag School in Ans
tF&lia snd he'll probably be I'D.
dressed as Lieutenant Bradford Ia
tie near future. 49,.
Well, friends, that's enuf Tor now,
bat I'll be thinking Of you sgain,
semetine next week.
YOUR PAL,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-18
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"A PROBLEMS oF LIFE
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k1G SxlA1xls94 &&f6 0SAIT
hasSand. bat ! have loved this Hsan
ever since I have keen married.
What maS4 I dol
Ans: II you had this other man.
how could you be sure that yon
would love him any more than you
de your husbande He has faults
and eccentrieities as your husband
does, II you really knew him from
day to day association, he would
probably be no more lovable. 1t Is
time for you to wake up from this
romantic dream and start living
for your children. Turn little Of
that sentiment toward your hus~
bard and you wiz find that he IS
rather attractive himself.
v. ~. A.: I am rot in love be-
canse my heart has been hrokea -
many times until cant love any
body now I am afraid. Now there
Is boy In the Array, there's q boy
ia the Navy, there's boy In the
Marines and there IL q boy in
csmp In San Francisco. They all
promised they woald write. BHs
they never did. Now what Is nay
trouble!
Ans: When these fellows get
through with 8 hard days work
or come in from rnaneuvers
they are not La the mood 10 sit
around ard pine over a girls pic
TIRE all evening or write love let
tars : they waut gAiety, moon
light, and pretty girl TO romance
wikh, ~ RAY have been d different
story IL they had been serious with
goo TO begin with. But the few
weeks you knew all u them didn't
make very deep impression on
their lives. You cant afford 10
wear your heart on your sIeeva.
Meet your boy friends on the same
ground ard take thu ilirtations
rs lightly as they do.s
o. j.: The man was goins with
quit me fcx as0ther wenan. he
spenk all he made ON me fox seveH
years, Recently he guit bis othex
wonaa and warts to take mc back.
| dsmg lose hira. Should I let kirn
Do gar use agAiaf
Ans: Yon admit that you Cont
love him he certainly had
grown tired Of you, else he woaidn'eI
have throws yea over for another
woman. At ycur age, yeu need 20
be locking for a husband not
. lover and someone 10 juss foot
the bills.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-18

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-18

IN morals az sclgred troops ssa.
toned at Camp Lee, Virginia, aid
Whereas shis uuwrFantsa dense
zion b d clear demonstration uf che
undemoerztic policy ard a violas
ton Of the right u frne protest
guaranteed 70 every American by
the Constitutions and the Bill Of
Rights,
BE It resolved by this gathering
Of American citizens Of an rolors
and creeds in mass meeting as
seubled at the HALLE q. Brown
Community House, December Is,
that we protest against the unjust
discrimination in these cases, and
Be II further resolved, that we
urge full investigation by the
Secretary Of War and Congress
sional COMMITTEES.
Moved and unanimously adopted.
81. Thomas Episcopal Charxh
News: The Youngsters Christmas
party win be given Sunday. Dec.
20, at a. m. at the church.
The Solemn High evening coral
Mass win be held at 11;1s ,. m.
Christmas Eve.
st. Thomas viii hold . Mission
frcm January III through December
70, directed BY Father Croft T..
Gear.
The ladies' suxiliary met as tbs
home OF Mrs. Howard sandvik,
Wednesday, Dec, is.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-18
Sc. rAuIITES HOLD RigED
PROTEST MEETING

ENNANN%A NNNskfkk4NA
Continued from Page Il
tempt will DO naads by che COM
naandlng officer at Camp Ees 70
paaa tasg 70 ucyasaDde1 ava gsAaaslq
and 10 trump up some other rca.
son for the undemocraHc action
taken against Reed and Ciem.
mems
Rev. b. N. Moore, pastor o. the
ST. James A. NJ. E, Church and
former president Of the 81. Paul
Branch Of the n. 4. A. c. r., de-
clered that smen have got 70 die
for this cause. 1t may mean
that people Of liberal minds may
yet have 10 march on Washington"
On the motion Of G. L. Perlman,
. member of the ST. Paul Jewish
Council, kilograms Of protest
against the unwarranted tsnnotion
% Reed and Clemmens and re-
quest for a Congressional investi-
CATION and by the Secretary Of
War, were ordered sent from the
mass meeting to Secretary Of War
Henry stimson, Senators Henrik
Shipstead. Arthur Y. Nelson,
Joseph Ball and Representative
Melvin ]. Mas in Washington.
Petitions protesting the demo-
ton AMI asking for q Congressional
investigation were prepared hy
special COMMITTEES Of the st. Paul
branch and were circulated ~ the
meeting. Organizations and indi-
vidnais taking the petitions are
urged 10 return them TO Mrs. Al
verta Ccrnnn, secretary Of the Sc.
Paul Branch Of the National Asso-
citation ct se5 Sc. Anthony Ave. be-
fora January /, is4s, Organizations
or individuals desiring copies Of the
petition may secure them by calling
or writing 70 Mrs. Cor@na. About
ons hundred and City people, white
and Negro, attended the naass
meeting.
The text Of the telegrana sent
TO Secretary Of War stimscn. ssn-
ators sAipstead, Nelson and Ball,
ard Representative Mas Is AZ fol-
.Iows: Whereas, Sergeant sGsior
Samuel Raed and Sergeant Clifford
Cls1aaens we're denoted by reason
Of transmitting TO their command
ing officers in ana form certasn
suggestions for che improvement
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-18

R CO. My husband Is in the Army
and be left ne in his mothers
home. She doesn't want me here,
but she Is letting me stay, expect
ing to get my allotment money
when il Il sens to nae, should !
leave Or should / stay on here and
please my husband!
Ans.: Money Is the only cause
Of friction between yoa and your
mether-in-law and that is only
because she Is not able TO support
Yea. Ii wosld only be fair that yoa
pay Der board out Of your allotment
and back board ~ well. You
would have to pay IL to anyone else
Your haaband woald be better sat.
isasi for you 10 remain with his
mother. II yea woeld get out and
and q job. you wvaid also be bet
ssr satisfied.
NJ. l. FL: | am rs ami nay sister
Ia N years old. Ny daddy Is very
funny. He tells Rs we can 20 Ia
dances, fnotbaH gamsa and parties.
After We 90, he f9saes with eur
mether and when we return. he Is
angry and STARTS fassing At ~.
What must We dof
Ans: When your fathers fuss
ing begins is when you and your
sister oyerstay your time and he
begins to worry about yen. As
your mother Is the only one arcund.
she il usually on the receiving line
or his anger. In all due fairness to
your mother and in spprecia-
ton to your fathers permitting
you to go out yoa mast both
use more discretion about the hours
yea keep.
III. X: Two years sws ! had an
operation am expecting a baby
in February and / am terribly mp
set and worried as l feel that this
- too soon TO have a baby after an
operatiosA
Ans.: Put yor faith In your doe
tor. he would have no reason 10
tel you that everything was not
all right IL he didn't think 30.
Year operation was a success. with
no complications snd there Is no
reason in the world for you 10 up
set yourself BY worrying. Be sure
10 stay under the constant care Of
your doctor.
W. c. W.:I am naarSca and have
three Kids. / am In love with an.
ether man. I never have loved my
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-18
1al,As eAssolsa

NlNNVAN NNF41vAFH
Aarsrtlssr, Here Want and Aysrsssats
Year fsasanasa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-18

ARBES Is4s AsTRCLOGY READINGS AXE NOW READY
NOTES YOUR problem will be- anazed Ia this cnlnmn Sharply
tarads cpvHg 81 the eoluEA with hstsr For Pvase
Repy--ssnd Quarter (2se) Ter ARRES NEW ASTR0LOGT
BEADING covering birthdsses via rscys vita
Reading free and confidential er sound &ayca Rn4sy1nx
the4 (s Qu@eus In private. ReASe fall and
esz % all letters btadate; xRd please include
self ddresed STAMPED XIV ELOPE fc yeur repy" Explain
fully feel and eanHe year prebles
wkhia As Of gieal Qazrte wh
qaestia4a and nAn tod&y
Write to- The ABBE WALLACE SERVICE
Care ~ The Minneapolis Spokesman sos Third ST. Aap
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

Mr. Mccresis Of Jas. Florida.
was a recent visitor Ia the home
of his son-in.law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Saorsnock
Mr.. and MIR. Sharp moved
back 90 Ramsay Springs. after
selling their farm On the Big Is
land % Mf. and Mrs WiIliaws II
Pascakoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
Hurley Home
demonstration
Club Tour

The Hurley HOME nnnnxa
tier Club hse = msSt Interesting
Better Hugne Tuu and eluh
meeting on THURSDAY. Anfal 81
TIE program sAsrfed first with
> visit 20 the poultry sarsn Il
Mr.. and MF@ Andersen whrre
Mrs Andersen shoAed ne group
her poultry Tick hNa and
equipment TIE nruup then went
20 the Rames Farm where Mr
Champagne taok The group en- ,
tour 81 the piace. showing thesn
= finc herd Of Hereford cattle
pastures farm machinery. aE4s
equipment The group then went
"a ue h0me Of Mrs a. Z Harm
ilgen vito showed many Hn-
poverncnis recently added to hcs
homo
The club members assembled
as tic home Of Mrs billiard
Jones. where Mrs Hsiiiard Sonns
and Mn Hervev Jones were CO
hnsteSscs Pot-iuck dinner was
ENJOYED at noon Following the
noon hour. Mrs J b Gibson.
president OF the club. called the
meeting 10 order. Tire club meet
ing was opened By singing
america Tire club litany and
Lords Prayer were then repeated
in unison The roll call and min
utes were read By the secretary.
Mrs, Mabie MizeIle During the
business session. plans were
made for : social il May Mrs A
c Pcderse1, Better Homes chair
man, then asked for Better Homes
reports from al club members
The club has requested that .
Rel Cross Nutrition Circle be
started IN their community. Plans
were made fer the class to BE-
gin on Friday. May Is FoIlozs
isR the business session. 3 dis
cussinn on Nutrition and the
Drying Of Fruits ard veeeta-
binz was led by Miss Ruth &
Cain.
Mrs Jack King then CONDUCTED
a musical contest and gave =
short talk on Music and Morale
The meeting was then adjourned
Those IN attendance for the days
meeting were.
Mrs. ] b Gibson, Mrs. billiard
Jones. MTs Hervey Jones. Mrs
J. ~ Valley. Mrs " Hamilton.
Mrs. IF l. Hamilton. Mrs. Lou
Bnria. Mrs kaL&lie Baraa. MIS-
Ed Mizelle. Mrs Anderson. Mrs.
A c Petersen. HRS Marvin
Green. Mrs Jack King and Miss
Ruth Cain.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

a ~ sesl A 8k@
= pew
ar aaa Mrs. Tsus Nen ah
have kgFnt fsfe wsnlw with Nj
Nsn2 mswn3 ~ sna MFa
osKe Marta * Tsw RIVERS
ste maeea e - s
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NJ and Mrs irwin Nen
Mrs Mcn N + s
visitor e hsF psFrnn IT. ena
Ma wakan II Wasaek.a
And fssessad besz& TaeeaaY q
lass week
uuaam MslNw ~ N~aneruxe
taaaKAt he Gexxe n8ncan faEm
and raovea 81 He frs wrecks ann
sir and Mrs Hurdn NeNen ard
children NJ Mnla&le ~eke guests
Saturday nsEhs ana Sunday *
Mr. and Mrs Butch Melissa and
uthcx relatives
NJ And hrs A y NtNrnt had
fuF meu guests SaEsaay. Nj ard
Mrs Hhtdaen q HaEsseatg ~
and Mrs. Edgar Cntx - Pasta
go4asa and Nj and Mr. EieTmrt
ulnceni of ZIG rosnt
Mrs Il S Long 81 his pasns
ulll represent this community n
the MK circulation contest snkf1
Wrcd BY the chrrniclcSi ard
Advertiser. and she vii deeply
appreciate uhe support q her
friends Votes arc given on neN
and renuwNl subscriptions ard
the paper is effeFinE al attractive
prize list Mn Long will appfx
eiate any subscriptions left 81 the
store o. malAed direct to her it
Biz pnAnL Nina
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
Mission AZ Our
Lady Of Victories
Catholic Church

A mission. randueted ~ Rev.
Cornelius MrUraw G y. VIII
open 81 Our Lady 81 Vgtun
church IN paeeasouIa on he esssn
ING Sunday. Mas TO- Services wlii
he held zach evening ~ 7 g. and
Masses Nili m EaId eaeh utnKninN
~ 600 and asna The mission viii
ranlinue until me following Suns
dap.
Father MckffnW Is ! native 0I
TIllnols lis headquarters are pea
MnsnnA IewA Fer several years
he has given missions throughout
TIE Southland A cordial lnxasa
ton i extended - al t. asfeud
The services and hear those elefn
al truths which are The basis Of
all kane end sanity living.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

Sunday School attendance for
last Sunday. May Ord. 90.
Hcrluf Jansen has gone to
Minnesota to visit his sisters and
friends.
The Irwin Nelson family moved
into their new homo Monday.
Barbara Jean Vincent Is spend
ing this week with her uncle and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
Ocean Springs

Mrs. Arms aosey sna tso
sons Of New Orleans are now
making uelr itnmo IA Ocean
Springs where Mrs. Hosey has
joined the force at the Ocean
Springs State Bank
Miss D0rothea Newell Of Chi
cago has departed after a pleas
ant visit 70 Mr. and Mrs Albert
Auer.
Albert REVERE Of Port Arthur,
Texas. and Eddie REVERE Of the
Merchant Marine service visited
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
REVERE. last week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

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brought So = xin8Ts
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ference luachean 81 Thafs.
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PRAYER b. Ms S + WeFAen
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

Misses Ruth Fura 80 ~
wazw q TAylnaxsiie Miss srr
enesA uf " ana Ms Lee
terasn
Mrs. Henry Gsus sra xFana
8sufa0w. sails Annss VISITED nj
stses a New neahz hst uek
sna
Mr. sna Mfx Ralph paiifwy hsa
as the.r guests iaxt wsak cad
Mr. and Mfx Warren Henry and
hrs Hcrhen palFrev 81 New Or
keanx. ard Nj asa Mrs. wrnden
pslfrev. Mr. Haalx wsisen snd.
ar kcmper Wa8dell os Mcm
phsz Team
MT and Mrs f /. TaFAy haxe
received NaoFa that their sen. sid
ncs. was made eAael 1Adf0nan on
Apfai l.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

Dr. Prank Schm1dt gsve she ~
cal Rotary Club nme interesting
vital statistics and a FINE taxi
On the varSuszs ataeanes thnt enuse
death pointing cut that most
Of them could be prevented lie
also briefly outlined the wonder
fui strides made in past years in
the broad field Of naedarine
America viii b thankful Tor
the fact that We have u,oEv doc.
tors per thousand Of population
than any other nation. and that
these doctors have been given
education and training of an an
surpassed quality he said
I'd Trimble. Red Cross chair.
man 81 the camps. and hospital
service committee for jackson
County. told tbs club about this
committees good work IN The
Army hospital b. furnishing ia.
strumenas, reading material nnd
other things to make tiAe soldiers
n the hospital more comfortable
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
Methodist Circles
Have Business
Meeting II Church

) ThE Mary HAAi Circle and TIE
Sarah Bcanest Circle ~ the Pas.
cagoula Meshodiss church mi a.
TIE church u 8 luin1 business ens
sion Monday sfsefnaun. wlth Mr4
Eugene Timer presiding a The
absence e lie president Mr. =
II Dacof.
TIE theme ~ aise devtainnal
period which preceded tie bsasi
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
See The
Dinerencel
OUR OLD TYPE

Warrington AeaH = T8 hla
81 fed maaeaseE4 eefHste9 IS
nanama sz1e zs mzr4 Of &c war
haze mf hse eanpeEed IS PAN
era wsh ~ 4leal uaaS
q e nsszIua arm
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
Big Point

Mr.. and Mfs. GAsfee Cochran
moved hack 70 George County.
after selling their home il wegs
Big Point 60 Mr.. and Mrs NJ G.
Golf. who now occupy the home
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
OUR NEW TYPE

wsshlnssoa April z8-The
largest EluId maz@asea conducted
il #aasms SIRE sse staIa q te
WA7 have 50I Sea fgzH1 Is
Rmaa 80 ne tEeofeueM ~
= e. ang spN
80.