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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
Alliance Conventi0rn

Lodges II and 9l of the Lithua- nian Roman Cotholic Alliance will hold their monthly meetings Sum- day at l:30 at their respective club rooms in the old St. Joseph's school. Plans will be made at that time for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
Girl Scouts Present
 Annual Penny Circus
Executives Invited to Attend Popular Event Tomorrow
 Night; Barnard School Graduates Announced
BROOKLYN NEWS

attending the national convention which will be held in Hartford the week of June 22. Delegates will be named. Aldona Bukauskas is pres- ident of lodge Il, while Anthony Barkauskas heads lodge 91.
 Bridge Planned
 Mrs. Henry l.. Tooker of Fox street was hostess at meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Third Congregational church at her home yesterday afternoon. Plans were completed for a dessert bridge which will be held June IT at the home of Mrs. Robert Jones of Chipman street extension. Assisting Mrs. Tooker as hostesses at the social hour which followed the business session were Mrs. George Callan and Mrs. George Moeller.
 LCPC Picnic
 The Lithuanian Citizens Political Club will hold It's annual picnic Sum- day at the Lithuanian Park on Chestnut Hill road. Music for darlc- ing will be furnished by the Merry Makers orchestra. Refreshments will be served.
 Arrangements are being made by a committee composed of Charles Wasilauskas, chairman Joseph Svenkunas, John Klikna, Michael LishapSkas, and Bolius Petrauskas.
 The Barnard Grammar School will hold its commencement exer- cises Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Members of the Graduating class were announced today. They are as follows:
 Honor students: Benno von Sa- lewski, Ruth Kdausner, Marie Mac chis. Gloria Reberge. Charles Sas- so. Mildred Satula, Colette Shukis, Agnes Zickus.
 Graduates: Anthony Arena, Mar ion Bozzuto, Eleanor Campi, Rich ard Capozzi, Richard Castaldo. Gloria Callela, Edward Dalton, Gen. evieve Daly, Catherine De Meis, Floyd Genster, Robert Grant, An- thony Ieronimo. Alfred Kachergis, Ruth Klausner, Marie Macchia. Constance Mangini, George O'Con- nor, Rose Perrone, Thomas Quick, Gloria Roberge, William Romanaus- kas, Charles Sasso. Mildred Satula, Collette Shukis. Doris Strusinski, Frances Spagnola. Agnes zickus, Benno von Salewski.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
CARD OF THANKS
HIAss

SHEA - First anniversary Mass oS requiem will be celebrated Saturs day morning, at 7:30 o'clock, ae the St.. Francis Xavier's Church. for the repose of the soul of the late Thomas R. Shea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11

GORTON = Lewis McCorry Cor ton, 57, died suddenly this morning at his home. 2l Lowell avenue. A native of Ohio, he had lived in this city for many years.
 MT. Gorton had been employed for the past six months as an inspector
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11

DILLON-Ulysses G. Dillon of Salen, New York, formerly of this city, died Saturday at Cambridge, New York. A native of Waterbury, he was born on December 14, 1865.
 Following his residence in this city for many years, MT. Dillon moved to New Britain, and then to New, York.
 He leaves his wife, Mrs. Nellie Dillon, two sisters and brother.
 Burial was in Evergreen cemetery, Salem.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11

Fire has a campaig nfor re- newal of vigor in the teaching of Gaelic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11

DEFURNIsa NOW! Af- A~ ter the war you will want a new car and mary other things we Americans are cheerfully doing with- out, and your funds will be free to obtain them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11

HART-Mrs. Madeline (BroolSs) Hart, 31, vie of Arthur Hart of 433 West Main street, died last night at St. Marys Hospital following a brief illness. She had lived In this city for six years.
 Mrs. Hart leaves, besides her hus- band, Q daughter, Virginia Anne; her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Brooks of Oakville; a brother, Ed ward; and two sisters, Beatrice and Gladys, all of Oakville.
 The funeral will take place Sat- urday morning at o'clock from the Gagnon funeral home, 140 Wil- low street, to St. Ann's church where high Mass of requiem will be celebrated at g o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11

CARRY |. MURPHY PRESTON THOKNS
 Chief Petty officers Garry Muhy officer charge recruiting office awarded the Defense Service medal and service clasp according received here The awards made the result of then the fleet i'm
 Aac they assigned to recruiting Chief Murphy has been with navy years for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11

The Third Congregational church hall will be colorful scene tomor- row night when the Girl Scouts of troop 12 present their annual penny circus. A sideshow, games and a special entertainment have been planned for the 400 expected patron izers. Novelty and refreshments booths will be set up.
 Invited guests to the affair in- clude several members of the local Girl Scout council, Miss Sarah F. D, Miller, scout executive, Mrs. Joel Butler, Mrs. J. Chester Little, Mrs. Mrs. Tennant Elwin, and Mrs. John M. Joy.
 Many of the novelties which will be awarded as prizes have been made by the girls. Likewise, the girls have planned many special food articles. The games will include darts, bean bags, bowling, shoot- ing and various other booth enter tainment.
 There will be clowns and gypsies and other performers. The usual circus balloons will be available, as will the necessary pink lemonade. The sideshow will contain mary animal freaks. There will also be the imported banda and an edu- cated elephant which the girls claim to have been training for some time.
 Doors for the event will open at 7:3O. Members of the troop who have planned the circus and will conduct it are: Sylvia Wilson, Mar ilyn Brown, Lois Baker, Virginia Adams, Joan Rice, Janice Jannetty, Marjorie Pooler, Nancy Edwards, Ruth Miller, Marjorie Lasky, Gen. evieve Dzirnidas, Amelia Walsh, Margaret Crochet, Bernice Mis- covage. Nellie Wisackas, Irene Kin nane, Marguerite Yanavich, Marion Santo, Aldona Orantas, Anna May McLarney, Barbara Matucsayage, Mary Ann Matusvage and Joan Smith.
 c. Y. o. Dance
 The Catholic Youth Organization of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church will sponsor a dance tomor- row night at the parish hall for the benefit of its baseball team. Pro- ceeds will be used to purchase uni forms and equipment for the team.
 Plans for the affair are being mdae by 8 committee composed of Edith Rossi, Anne D'Angelo, Ida Mirabilio, John Thomas, Joseph Zozzlto, James Ieronimo, Leonard DeManno, Louis Aucella and An thony Carpini. Final arrangements will be made at the regular weekly meeting of the unit tonight at 7:30 at the parish hall.
 Services End
 The novena to St. Anthony which opened at St. Joseph's church last week will close with services Satur- day night at 2 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11

GRIBAS-Frank Gribas of 3 James Place died this morning at the Waterbury Hospital. A native of Lithuania he had been a resident of Waterbury for the past 30 years.
 MT. Gribas resided in the Brook lyn section where he was well known. He was member of the Lithuanian Citizens Political Club.
 He is survived by step-daughter, Miss Helen Subtaitis, with whom he lived; two step-sons, Joseph of Camp Edwards, Mass; and John of Bristol.
 The funeral will be held from the Deliniks Funeral Home, IT Congress avenue on Saturday morning at S:45 o'clock to St. Joseph's church at g o'clock. Burial will be in the family plot at Calvary cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home from 7-10 this evening and 2-10 tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
FUNERALS

The funeral Of Miss Mary sheehy was held this morning at S;lb o'clock from the MulYille funeral home, 2T0 West Main street. to the Church of the Immaculate Concep" ton, The Rev. Paul Sp0dnik cele- bTated the solemn High Mass oi re. quiem at 2 o'clock, assisted ny hev, George Reilly as deacon, and Rev. Donald O'LeaFy as subsdeacoTS.
 T5ae bearers included Peter ugsl- fln, Daniel sullivan, Patrick ClasDy, Maurice Mccarthy, Thomas U0Wiins and Phillip BEacken,
 Burial Was ia old St, Josegh's cemetery with services by Father Reflley,
 The funeral of Mrs. Maria ReElsl was held this morning at g:sg o'clock from the LaP0rta funeral home, CT Holmes avenue, 70 bne CgInrclh Of Our Lady Of Mount oar: mel at Q o'clock. The Rev. Mlenael AAeVergy celebrated the solemn nlgn Mass Of requiem, aaslstsA hE &ew' pnnnlg Biarolli as deacon, and Aev' Austin Saunders es guosaeaeoIl. Martin cNnninshain played Q gpss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
c. Y. o. Dance
Services End

The novena to St. Anthony which opened at St. Joseph's church last week will close with services Satur- day night at ' o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11

CTOCKS are more com- V plete and varied now than they are apt to be later, allowing greater hex- ibility in carrying out your pet decorative schemes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
SCRAP RUBBER
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-07
Drilling Wells--Kevin-Sunburst

Aeen- C5oeddertz NO Is CsL 2Ss5Sw Bbl 1875
ddertzN l6-35-3W Oh 1908
-Goedder Sc SWa NE3 l6-35-3W Location
n-Cfoedder tzN G
Big Vests NO. SET 6-34-4W Gas 2i25
Big -Carlon NE3 22-353W Location
Coolidge & Cooldg eAaley l SEA 336-l
CooIdSe Cooidee-Sae A No
I5arTnan Morton No
OH Co -Mtohell No / C
prod HauQen No 6 c
NTichener- C,1rran NO
stad- ugh Nc. 11-35-3W rig
SW 2353W 100 Bbl 1871
Cyen SEA NW3 14-352W on 1858
10 CIVIL SEA SEA 835-2W $50
AcAIp No. / SEA 25-37-3W 1D
3537-3W 40
ParrentDavts No / Q 3-36-3W 1878
prevo & SW3 1l35-3W 25 Bbl 1913
prevo g. wait No / 24-35-2W Location
-Reichof No. 3-32-2W Spuddeo
Schmidt 8 NW3 2935-3W 25 Bol 1IIO
schmidt 9 NW3 29-353W IISo
Co. SEA NE3 25-35N-3W
Bros-Z NW3 NE4 2s-35-lW 1SW
No swa 35-3s-2w Rig
NeLU Locations KeUin-SHnbHTst
COOLIDGE b Codpe-state No 10 sw Nwa NEs
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-07
keVin-Sunburst Field
1871 Compilations


An No No. s oN sT E S s s SHOW 6 100 A Rs
Agen- oOeddertz SEA 2s-as-sw IS BbI is0s
sans No %' IS s m E Ossw Show OF ASd 1927
Bs west len N 10 Sc SCI sws s5ss i" p B6i los
Big wsFiinsson NO. Sc SEA sV g' IsssW BS 7S
Big Eon SS No oE Hh SEA nA sW w w DA ABA S
Big wst-state NE NEa Nwi ss5aw show OIL 2sA
Big wsst-w. Dahlqust No ! c Nw s-ss4W seOoI asa
Consumers oaKrzfsa Nc NE NE. sw 2s-s4w ABB i2s
c Me- 27-a5sw Show ics
Coolidge Coolidge No Nv9 Nv Ss5iw i7ooM Gas lbs
coolidge SEA sw Iss
0s Mo- p Nw E s s ss5sw 1900 B6 1881
nm @ No 2S NE sW s% Ssw Is Dbl 1899
Enfield -zachor No Sc Nwl Nwl 2O-s5-lw 90 Bb 1888
Enfield zaohor NO. NE Sci Nw 5O-s5-iw aO b
NO NO. % H S SE s SHOW 4 1875 ss
High 6ay y So o s n 5 EN SCI ''" 100 B
SS Martin mo NO s. sa Sg sw 51w ss BS isls
o Pst T No sr q r S S '' wna 'o A R 5S o
1 %o &c SEA s 9T sw S00" S5 Gas lis
ey and No SEA EEi S35sw o 90 70 RS a5s
siontanaDaE No ss E sw lw Show
Nc cs G N N S s m " h" G abb sss
No sas NV Sw MY sssaW M Gas 1850
State No saS sw! NE sessw DRY 1890
s' No g1 s Sw sw
Recher No Nw3 sEl iI-Ssaw m abb 7ss s
eptad iIugi SEA Nwa n-35-sw 10 B5 l Issa
ct Acct aun No sw SEA SEA 2'5-9w 100 Dbl 1890
OHIO Oh co-Ilnd No sw sEa Nwi
obo OH No No NV NV W N aw, sssw oo 6 1891
t-EIobrook l G
NO 2 1885,
No
ward No 4 NV sVa 28-35-3W
No / C
No 7 NF4S
orevoi Shay-vyait No / NE SEA 24-35-2W
No
NO S ny 1851
MIDI No 7
-NFcNam No 4
dckenblN NO / c
SfueT cns 1askins No NV svy2
o-Hag 6 c SW4 SVI l335-2W I3bL l4e4
Sc NE NE3 ll-35-3W BD
Sc SEA NWt 24-35-3W bb
2435-3W Show OnAbd 0W
NV NW3 NE 3235-3W 20 Bb
-Norum No 33-352W rs BbL l5lO
S NV NWi NWa 28-35-3W IS Bb l7SS
NV NW4 SCI 28-S53W IS Bb Use
CNL Me- NE 2935-3W 5o 1ISO
2O5-3W Show OIL ADD l8S
IT NE3 SE 2935-3W Is BbL IT4o
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-07
Cut Bank Oil Field
1871 CORlpIetiOns

prohibition 59iia Top 1Ssy ?.
s ny NV Sc G NV wv tsw B ss s
+ 0on-lsssl NO Nws il-ss-s yI,
9s rs NJ e It. ya SH So s 2S'w Is: s ss
Bsnk q No TE sw IS s B5l aso
49, Is1 No s E SCI s S wv w 9s B R s5s
ss sa T Sc So sT ss sE a'''" SO s ss
co66 sss-sw $50 BSI sels
s s NO S Ew Ns sW i5w S BS Ss6s
Consolidated Gas ISi No NV Na SEA iss2sw BS ss2s
OnsOSasd Gas S No NO NE NE SEA 22w $50 Dbl s
sEa 22sw
6Rsisa Passs Ne NV Nv E S SE E sS @ B s
r g s '~
Montsna Tribal 1ss NO sW s% sE' l5-sw M B 2oG5
sS NO NE Ne nee SEs N sw S s BS a aS
Frances onIDal 1877 No sw swa NUa s0-aa5w $50 B s
easr PSoduiCn- No Lot Sec 4s2W 1875 BS 9sis
oeF PF0don conn0 i NO. S SCI w 5W BS ss
PFodu feP No NO. 81 N S 't s5w o B B 3
GeT 5Skhof No. NE3 EEi s533w 3 BS 2855
d P Podu NO S H r NV a sssw 2 B s
ssasw
Glacier Production Lookhon No sW Sc. s33S5W 1885
Glacier IS No 10 CsI wi s5w 100 1882
scsT ba1d Na NC Sc Sa g'" BS Sss
Glacier PrOducon-V omer No NE SEA 8-sw % BS ass6
wberger sw NEa lss3-4w 2e7O
G Ga No Ne T s NEE NEE w lss R ss
292
Glacier Production Bailey No 1887
aIao PToductno cogeau NO swa Na 2ss-sw Is g6 s0ss
sw swi Nga 2s5sw iO5 Bn 2s7e
G 1856 No Sc E 90 NEs s s go BS 1856
1881 NJ s sa gn s 5s 5sw 1850 1850 B s s
ls9 No sw SCI Sc; ls5s2,5w "a B ESQ
NEa $685. 800 B6. 2sS
Office No. c Nwa swa 4-34-6w Dry sO7s
So soi NO IN NE SEA NE 5w 1000 B5 as4s
Jefrs-Trba No l 3O-a25w BbL 1891
sq T0 No Sc NHa NV Nwa T isW Lows" B
kaBs 81 81 s sSs NJ NY NE F a nEa
~ M ~ W. S v @ B 5
a1SDonald ct sba 100 NO NE sosaw
Psdus isS NO. Sc NEE a' Me- lsss5W i5s
Par TRIBAL 200 200 NO NO. Sc SET a SEE R lssss% B 3
No ! NV NEz Nwa sl-s2-5w $50 Dbl 1908
snder g4 @ lSa NO Sc sE SEA 24saew IS Bb 1892
SANTA SANTA Rta6es Nc S7A ne Sc Lot s s ssssw A
Santa Santa Fsa Sahi so g 95 HS
SANTA Rita JORDAN Nc NO. g SCI A NE 5w asa B6 5o
s nm o ,S " sT N' 'a6w IS Is B
santa Rita-JacObsOn 2s-s7-5w 1880
Santa Rita Ramusson No sw3 swa ssss5W IS Bb 2ss5
SANTA NO. NO GEL N SCI ssss-5W S 1 8S sosa
No S sw T GEL S NV; s sn ssssw By 7
santa RiaTrba No IS sw Bbi 1858
No sw sTl Na , .5w S. Ro s ss5
Tsrrsnt-LaTson NEa 7-sa5w OOOM 26os
No. Nwa sWs 21-s5-6W 500 Bbl 1858
T Tzcos MASS gw! 1896
Texaco 11ndqus No G NEa &C Bbi 27s5
WINS Nc No sW s. s W. B sass
sSp o s NE ss S" SHOW Il abb abb s s
Lander NO. Na soss
wills NO Nwa
rsxacO- Curran No SEA Nwa sS2SW pTy-Abd 1000
TexacO- Idndquls CIVIL NEa Nwa @-s2-5w lM BO 1887
10 sU sH s sE Jew 10 R s 5
&C. " 81 ": ri Il sss:w s 81 s:
wagner Sc NEa NEa ls-s2sw 100 BD 2s
WEIGH Nva as2s2w ds Complexion ADD 1857
Ssa1egs Shaw NO. Is NV Nws
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-07

NeLC LOcGtiOnS-Cut Bank
1893 SW NWa NWa 3O-32-5W Rig
Glacier Produc tion-Th No 2
NV SEa 7-33-5W
c 20-25W Materials
2-S2-5W Location
Miller SW4 SEA 29-SS-5W spuddtng
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-07
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Operator


nuerntor x.rAowrav EOcatoD Depth
operator -''''" ABsARoKEE KEGS STRUCTURE
T'1A00Un No SEA T TnK lSos dTrNnvr Dry ADD 'S''
VH: e q as RI F sw Sw s IT'S s 81 ss
5155 s w. s. i''S'H Ss
M onsEOs Dew NO NO s s s SV NV SV isNslE
BERTHELOTE DOME ,,,,
s sf ooidcS So m Nv. on PASS
Gaf:s No No GT ss sEs 1 sns a11s rs
Montana Gas oopNeson No. SEA NEl
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Montana Gas campbell No Ngs 1g lsx o ESQ
Montana Gas Corp -Eshbauch ! slw abb $50
Montana SEA swa 1 Ss315 Location
Montana s e II ,s . s d IS: !ss
No sw NEs swa 1ss-l'E o 3O
1898 HW g sW E % show W o
Utilities SS Gas 1929 1929
U U MO- NO Sl5 cW NEs NEs 7sSssE
Mont-Dakota Utilities No SIG Gas a95
Utilities No Sis sW' sW E eosM d 1000
BOX ELDER GAS FIELD 90
independent swl sWa ls-S2-l7E 2OO
American No NE NH' ST Ru 7s7sola'f BUTTE
Rowland '"''a"'I CAT II CREEK sF OIL FIELD
SEA Nwa 2l-l5NOE Water ADD O'O'
DID, 49,, ,z,, Nv NV nv NV, sV1 N-2oE Add 1910
Reha-DrOut-1ietges Sc SEA swa 2l,s5E 1900
" gSsSN M M cas- ca: ,ss
smith Hines No ~ s1 SEA s 2Os S 7,E Producing
S S ST sT nv s1 an SHOW ca 81
VASE sDs M sss NO NO sw NWs SEA 4M 1905
swa NEa l8-s3-2E S0OOM Gas S1O
49, .o NJ sv DE sT nv NV. p a7s 4 5s0s
No NV SW SEA ISL" wafer 40
EAGLE STRUCTURE ~ .nt 7a
Coolidge CIVIL swa Nwa 8,sS-4E DRY AO0 M
Alex Beaton No / SEA SEA as-ss-2sE 1875
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD :. nc oov o.eo
Ann'''' FIAT e couIEE OIL FIELD ,,.
Hamilton et al No ! NE sM4 IO-sT5E on 2S"
Rowland Brundage- SEA Nwa sss sT 70
Hoerr-Jensen cop-sherif Nwa Nwa 24O21w Sl6I
oontinentalprgge No SEA ss9s.S5E 1874 BO 1867
GENOU STRUCTURE ~
2326N3E Water Add 224
HAXsTAc1a R1TFEN Sa s|s Ciss5
Edwards g oanison No / SEA Nwa 25-ss-15E l44
Daniel. Pet NO. Sc. SEA aAsR s5n slIU'iO' ADD 49,
0uN'''A HEATH STRUCTURE ~
White Top on Gas NO Ior4 ATa S sTRTcTURE
Eagle creek NO. Ea 24-32-sE ,r Location
rarrantrzeare No 2 Nwa 14ss-lsE l4OO
So H Sc SEA 81 s sa SSsE
Security Petroleum "s'-' ~ PENDRoY
Wal % No Sw S" S"' show Oh ADD
aaber NO NE Nwa SEA N4w water a5SS
5Es NO NJ Sc NHs Show on s a2
Ss NJ Ne MY Ny SS On $3.50
~, sR + e. ,1,u s5s s;'
F0n''' - RATTLEsNAKE BUTTE ,sO
Watson oo-Austad NO l sw Nwa SEA 22isN-2dE M
= $9$s2$ 4 ss 6:
0HH-4'' NO SAGE 9 c Is x s sffc 1887
Biggs-carlsOn G NEa Nwa 22-s7N-7E p low
cobb Yale OeOls5 No l swa l0-s7gl6E 49, 4s1l
dsae ss Stssn %6 NJ %wa Dry ADD 1850
IA on Oorp-.sy NO sTs sa- Sa%r 1880
Crosby No ET SEA 1 EIs STRUCTURE (HARDIN
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-07
CIR BANK DRILLING WELLS

OUT DAMN w
Cobb Texaco-Fee No 1 S-S5-6w
SEA NE3 3-36W Oil and Water 1920
Frances ribal Nc.
No
Glacier NO 4
No NW4NE 30-325w Rig
Indian No Lot Il 3-S46W
SWa SW3 9335W IL Bbl
Par OuTrfba No 2 Cor 3
SAINTS No 3 G SCI SWs 7-S6W 285O
SCI S-SS-6W 910
NW& l3l-5W DTyAbd 1880
Texaco- S, O-32-5W Is Bbl 27S3
Q SW l632-5W l72 Bbl 285O
Govt G 17-32-5W 225 Bb 269
32-33-5W 40 Bbl 1850
SCI 7-S2-5W 1910
@ O325W Spudding
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

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couples hi and Mrs. George ~
ONeas. and Mr ssd Mrs psn
Ger Rol~rN was = gala affair,
despite TIRE nclsnaens meatecF
cpsa6flmn Saturday evensnM Nav
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hasne a sir AMI M Roimfni
ware and Mrs. lack Tbesffsef as
sisted IL the aa1niiS Masses -
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xamhed HnA@ekeepina was
participated IN bg TIE huHpgees
and smart rrliing PIN Wss Pre-
seaied Ia ench Rrosua and > ham
mMN n aarh Of thc brides Dainty
little Misses Elva Mas Wane and
pnnene Roberts presented tire
bglds each with 9 x4naii fluffy
rarnmoL with the advice q ~have
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conasns. usen the gifts were giv
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hfsh mAida Iced frast nsarh and
cake ueze served to whsul thirty
gnesiA and tir hnnAaTees Werc fhe
recipents a. many sesutisul and
useful gifts
FRIENDS ana relatives are Erinv
ed a learn 81 the illness % cand
len Rakpris Mr.. Roberts = ia t1ne
jackson Counfy Hospital. and tnv
WRITER sincerely wishes Cor hsm a
speedy recovery.
Nj and Mrs. George NJ ONeal
Of RascaRouls. were week end Wis
itors to Mr.. OsNeals parents Mf
ard Mrs J. Frank 0NeaI Rev
sTd Mrs @ n MeDriae and
children Of Vancleave yer also
dinner guests IN the o.EeaI home
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Cooper Roberts
and son. Gaylen- Of Psseae0uia,
also MsM Clark Brittle gnew Miss
Loaise Robertsl. spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs h II. Roberts.
ma daughteE. Maize.
M. and Mrs Alton Mansfieid
q Passaeoala were dinner guests
on Sunday Of Mrs Mansiield's
psrents Mr. and Mrs Cliff Tay
icr.
Nj and Mrs Denver Lyons
and daughters. Jeanette and Nan
cy Joe. we're Sunday visitors to
Msaand Airs Marvin Vaughn OF.
PasEasoala.
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chif8ren and Miss Maize Roberts
were visitors 70 Ocean SsrinRG
ThaFSday evening
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26
Ocean Springs

DdaAH Snyder Of Oklahoma
Cts University arrived home tins
week to spend his vacation with
his psrenas
Miss Mary O'Keefe was the re-
cent guest Of friends in New
Orleans.
Charles Carr Ieft lazf wnsk for
. few weeks al GuIfpoft Coast
Military Academy
Mrs J l. Dmkev. Mra George
Arndf. Jf.. and son. left last week
- visit their relatives n Niles.
Mehigan
Mrs Paul Hsnley Of Kew Or
leans IS the guest 81 Mr. Elgene
White On East Beach
Nr and Mrs Leonard Dsck Of
Syracuse. y. Y. are visiting Ii
AMI Mrs Herman Dick and
daaEhter
CT wasner. Jr. Of he D. S
Navy. Norfolk Va mrivcd Last
Sunday kF y 24-day furiough
N-sh - parents. L and Hrs. G
Hgner.
Jimmle Edwards Of the L. s.
Maritime Service spent several
days wish his parents. Mr and
- ; II Edwards
- sad Mrs Andrew Auer and
Ai&ri Azef u Chicago are en-
pging % ~ and
nephes. Albert Auer. and Mrs.
Apef
SIS Roberta TiH Of Minonk
n : TIE house guess q II. and
Mr. 9 Schsrr.
MixS Lucia Westbrook Of Chi
caao IS visiting Nj ana Mrs "a
Vobedleh md family
Mr. ard MrS. lanes = Leaveii
~ ckieaza aErived a9 foF .
vacation a F @ aue
Isle
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

his hard for Us . sealizs ihut this country has ucluufIY
come . grips avitht - enemy.
Those OF us who live IN Defense centers ore a little more
conscious Of The wu ibun The county e. q whole--as
mosf om sucriiceshnve been small. Lot las resolve nOv
% subordinate ever act ii cur lives 10 The wuF efl0sa
Our ieFsfuiheFs suve their lives that W might b Tree
LETS give ours a ecessary q puSs thia freedom - -
cur children.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

xr. ard Nrx lanes 4 Leaseil
~ CkIeazo arrives @# fof 3
vacation = tea @zaze BeoEe
Cate
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

AIS Lucia Westbrook Of chi
caao s visiting Nj ana Mrs "a
VoIyedieh md FANNY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

SIS Roberta TIiH Of Mln0nk
n s TIE house guest q ~. and
M . sehsT.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-22
Chances Dim
For Causeway
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Waller Hotel.

I RHIrl&h. oct. ~ Prospects "tiI
Al" n,i yrIv brIGii tor construCtryii
81 III" td!nd'u CIuacwIy. Only one
4 hId va g"C"iyrd for the project ana
! tiIIt "L- the S527 ,GSl 80 Tor grad
I InE only without amy paving. Tins
! iISurc = Tar above highway DEPART
in"ni 'ngInecrIng estimates for com
/ pl"t"n OF the entire project and e..
iIrl:,Is indicated that il would NOT h.,
..pl.O' uL.
Ci.Gc: Engineer Baisc poiItcd ont
;t!al Il IS becoming increasingly dbl
iicu!t 10 get reasonable bids on con-
:iructlon jobs. because OF the vast
amount of federal construction po-
'ns on and uncertainty about latI.I
and materials. The lone bid on th..
particular job was filed bv the A.
kIia"n Dredging Company o! Nor-
l"lE. which is now engaged on all
li,id work at Elizabeth City. not &c"
from the proposed cauScway.
Scarcity Of competitive bids 90:
new construction doesn't worry tac
highway and engineers as much a.
the difficulties involved III regular
road maintenance and repair. Ev-
CL*SIHe rains throughout me east did
great damage To roads last NrrE.
particularly IN Wilson. Wayne. Dup
lin. Lcn0ir and Fender counties. In
some sections county roads we're
practically ruined.
The highway department cannot
pay wages that Will attract labor
from defense jobs being operated nn
coSt-plus basis. and tic department,
own labor force has been shot t.
pieces bv men leaving Tor bette paiC
'ODS.
BaiSc said that every effort Is be-
ing made TO get the roads ~ paSsablc
condition before real winter MGR
and equipment from other sections
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-22
Re,ccorrdSum
From Tobacco

College Station. Raleigh. Oct. 22-
With tw0-thirdS of the 1912 flIe-
cured tobacco crop already sold.
Julian f.. Mann. Extension studies
economist of n. c. State College. said
today that farmers will likely receive
their largest income from tobacco
on record The average price per
pound is expected to be bout 80
cents for the entire season. AZ com
pared with 28.l cents last year.
The --latest tobacco situation re-
port of the bureau of agricultural
Shcllac is produced by insects.
all living N India. which
transforms the gum Of trees INTO
resin. -