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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-25
MIKE
SEZ::

Inc T LnlnS In gonna Iell
you about is a true happening
in Hardin during the rodeo par
ade. It's so good that I couldn't
help telling you about it. Dur
ing the parade there was six
guys standing together and the
flag was passing by. Tony Ba-
ron, o. year-young veteran OF
the Indian war, noticed that
the men musta forgot to take
off their hats and he sed, Boys
the Flag is passing by, hats if"
The one guy tole Tony to go
on your way. Tony did. He
hauled off and smashed the guy
rite smack in the face. He hit
the man so hard he couldn't
get up rite away and then they
all took their hats off. Then
Tony sed That's better boys,
always take off your hats when
the flag is passing BY"
For Sale l old team of hors-
es and / nice 3 year old, will
trade for cows. pigs, sheep or
hay.
Boy, Oh Boy, I had a. heck
of a time Citing rid of the
carnival GypsyieS. Geeminee,
the woman gypsy followed me
all over. She at ferst thot I was
a Gypsy, but I tole her I wasn't,
then she sed, What do you
do?" I tole her I was a furni-
| ture and junk dealer. "Oh," she
sed, you are a jew my friend.
I Then I tella you your fortune
free for nuthun, only l dollar"
So like a darn fool, I sed OK.
She sed to put a dollar in the
palm of her hand. I did. Then
she sed to blow on it for luck.
I did. Then she sed make a
wish. I did. Il wished that I
could win the State Rep. NOM
ination jus for once). Then she
sed you will be lucky my friend,
as she rubbed my hand. Then
she sed you will live long, if
you don't die too quick. Then
she Sed gimme yer handkerchief.
I did and she tied a knot in
it and sed not to open it up
for 3 days. Then she walked
away. AS soon as she got away
I reached for my pocketbook
but it was all there and she
looked back as I did it and the
Gypsy sed, Don't very, my
friend, it's there" The only rea-
son it was there was because
I knew she was trying to get
it. I jus wanted to find out if
she was smarter than I was. At
that I was takin' an awful
chance.
Wanted to trade - Furniture
for a SOW that's eXpectin, or a
COW that's the same way.
Ed Schroeder from Wyola was
in too during the rodeo and he
looked me up. Then Ed showed
me a Telegram from his boy,
Ellsworth (Mike) saying that he
was we'll and in Australia. Then
he showed me a letter from
his other son that's in the army
at Camp Robinson, Ark. John
is there" he sed, with a lump
in his throat. II Shure miss my
boys and hope they come back"
AS big as they are he sed, they
still seem like my babies. Then
we talked about elections and
other things. But before he left
he sed, Ellsworth tole him to
tell me that he was gonna sell
me different kinda hides when
he got to Japan. The day he
left Hardin he sold me 2 of the
biggest coyotes that I bought
last yeer.
Oh Yah, and Mary K. Reed
of Crow Agency was in too.
Everybody in Crow calls Mary
Katie for short. Katie sed,
mike, here Is a diploma from
my boy, Thomas. The diploma
was for graduting otta the
Army air Radio school. Tom
enlisted the day after they at
tackled Pearl Harbor. Katie,
shedding a big tear, sed, "Oh,
he thinks it's swell"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-25

Mr. ana Mrs. IOm HuffIne
and daughter, Miss Shirley HUI
fine, and Miss Irene Durand, all
of BoZeman, were weekend
guests of MI. and Mrs. Ray
Miss Jeanne Mann and Mrs.
Juanita Turner transacted bus
mess in Sheridan Monday and
Tuesday.
Fred Parlier is in Hardin on
a ten-day furlough from Ton
que Point, Ore, where he is in
the United States navy.
Blaine Gustafson left Friday
afternoon for California, where
he will visit relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. o. E. Anderson
have received word from their
son, James, that he is now sta
toned at Fort Douglas, but ex-
poets to be transferred soon.
Miss Kay Laughlin, who has
been a guest at the L. H. Lab
bitt home, left Monday evening
for her home in Crookston,
MINI.
Miss June Sherman, who has
been visiting at the o. E. An
derson home, left Saturday for
her home in Terry.
Sonny Heckenlively and Bob
Mack of Butte visited in Hardin
during the rodeo.
Miss Gene Rhinehart of Den
yer, Colo, is spending this week
at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rhinehart.
Miss Rhinehart is doing private
nursing in Denver.
MIR. and Mrs. C. A. Randall
and Mike were in Hardin for
the rodeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corkins
ana sons were guests of MI. and
Mrs. z. Hudgen in Billings on
Sunday evening.
KIDS - &c each for old phon-
ograph records. Bring to Hardin
Trlbune-Herald office. 26-2
PFC. Bill Wilson of the u.
s: army air corps, visited from
Friday morning until Wednes-
day at the home of his oar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.. wilson.
WILSON Is stationed at the Vic
torvllle flying field in California
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Won Stein
and daughter, Jean, of Gyser.
Mont, were overnight guests
at the I. L. Dehnert home Tues
day.
Mrs. Murl Peterson of 1os
Angeles, Calf. is VISITING her
sister, Mrs. Darroll Warren, ano
her mother, Mrs. Henry Schu-
bert.
Miss Margaret Fulmer. libra
rian of the Parmly billings
library, spent the weekend with
MRS: Kenneth Christensen.
Mrs. Nellie v. Brown of Bill
nngs. Is spending a few days
this week as guest of Miss sigma
Milton Dietrich is now en-
ployed as life guard at the
swimming pool at Mammoth
lodge in Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Marshall
and daughters, Ann and Jane,
spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur DeSonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Bailey. Mr..
and Mrs. Giles and Mrs. lydia
Dew1ng of Billings were week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Litton.
Robert Reynolds of Great
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-25
A CAMP WILL OPEN

The third annual Girl Scout
day camp will begin Wednesday,
July 8 at the city park, Mrs.
I. L. Dehnert, chairman, an
nounced this week. A full pro-
gram of games, swimming and
handcraft will be given. Full
particulars will be published
next week, it was stated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
"Chirstian Science" is the sub
ject f the Lesson-Sermon which
will be read in all Churches of
Christ. Scientist, on Sunday.
June %, 1912.
The Golden Text is: Laying
aside all malice, and all guile,
and hypocrisies, and envies. and
all evil Speakings, as newborn
babes. desire the sincere milk
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CHURCH NOTES
COMMUNITY CHURCH
B, N. Nelson, pastor

June % -
Thought for the week: Uncon-
Germ, like unbelief shuts the
door to opportunity.
Sunday school, 10 am.
Morning worship, II am.
Sunday evening service, 8 p.
M, message, What Shall the
End of This Age Be?"
Wednesday, children's meet
ing, 3 pm.
Mid week service, Wednes-
day, 8 pm.
Thursday, UPS, 8 pm.
Go to church this Sunday.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
J.E.H. Nelson, pastor

J.E.H. Nelson. pastor
10 am, Sunday school.
II am, Morning worship. Sub
ject, Throwing Stones.5
7 pm, young peoples meet
ing.
8 pm, evening service.
2:30 pm. Thursday, women's
meeting.
Halfway: 3 pm, Sunday
school.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-25

SST's meeting, Wednesday. 7
pm. SSTs training course,
Wednesday, 8 pm.
Sunday school and congrega-
tional picnic at Two Leggin's
Sunday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-25

Automobile riding was reduced
by 60 per cent during the first
two days of gasoline ration.ng
in North Carolina.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-25

FIRST AMERICAN LUTHERAN
Service Sunday at HAS at
Advent church. Leroy Elster,
pastor.
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of the word, that We may grow
thereby" peter 81, p.
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the following from the Bible:
And the Word was made flesh,
and dWelt among us, land we
beheld his glory, the glory as of
the only begotten of the Faith
err, full of grace and truth.
For the law was given by Moses,
but grace and truth came by
Jesus Christ" John liza, I'D.
The LeSson-Sermon also in
cludeS the following passage
from the Christian Science
textbook Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy: From the
infinite One in Christian Sci
ence comes one Principle and
its infinite dea, and with this
lnflnitude come spiritual rules,
laws, and their demonstration,
which like the great Oliver, are
the same yesterday, and to-day,
and forever for thus are the
divine Principle of healing and
the Christ-idea characterized in
the epistle to the Hebrews"
ST. JOHNS EV. LUTHEAN
missouri Synod) St. Xavier
A. Gierke, pastor
Divine service, II am.
Sunday school, IL noon.
Sunday school and congrega-
tional picnic at Two Leggins
Sunday.
REDEEMER EV. LUTHERAN
missouri SynOd)
A. Gierke, patsor
Divine service, 9 am.
Sunday school, 10 am.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-25

Save a ufe-Drive carefully.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20

Mrs. Margaret CasteeI, Of Oakland,
has been notified by the War Depart
ment that her son, Second Lieutenant
Carroll W "Sparky" Casteel, Of the
Army Air Corps, stationed somewhere
in Australia, has been missing in ac-
ton in the southwest Pacific theatre
since August II. The message to the
mother Of the young flyer came last
Saturday evening
A graduate Of Oakland High school
ard Of Washington College at Ches-
tertown, Lieutenant Casteel was en-
pIoygd by packing company in Bal
timorc and later became managing
editor Of the Dorchester News, a
weekly newspaper published at Hur-
lock, Dorchester county. He was at
Hurlock when he was accepted as a
flying cadet.
He completed flying training at
Coral Gables, Florida; was commits
stoned last December and went to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20
SAINT PAUL'S METHODIST
Minor Snraoue Minister

9:45 a. m. Sunday Church School,
with classes for all ages.
l0:45 a. m Service of Worship, with
sermon by the minister. Helpful music
by the choir
$50 p m. Youth Fellowship for all
young people Echoes Of the Youth
Assembly," led by Charles McIntire.
All are cordially welcome
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK UNITED
BRETHREN CHURCH
Pow Inhn q Ensfnr pas1nr

Lynndale. Preaching, 1000 A. NJ.
Sunday school, 1O:45 A. NJ
Loeb Lynn Heights Sunday school,
1000 A. NJ. preaching, 1900 A. NJ.
Crcllin. Preaching 500 P. NJ
The homecoming service at Kurtz
chapel Sunday An all-day meeting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20

Jason Wilbmm, Of the Jennings
n.i..u.l ~ U,,I,,..J.,.
Ralph 7. Thaycr, Iagerstown, who
WAS seriously i'll Of typhoid fever and
! pneumonia, has shown some improve
] ment in his condition this week.
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George fjnck, from the Social
Security Board, WASHINGTON, is spend
ing two weeks here making a routine
administrative review in the office Of
the County Welfare Board.
L...,..... r.,.,.. ..,.. H.. l...
+ working IN an aircraft factory at San
1 Diego, Can't, has returned to Oakland,
where he VIII remain with his parents.
Mf. ana M'5. Arthur LaWtoh for sew
+ ofaL weeks
Tbo Won,or,s couial,. 70, clr;.t;,,
o.,,.;c. If +,o Pheasant 1-.II.,. MAJ,
,lis4 church r.. ta,,;,u -, .,1I-d,.
n,n,ti,o aft five homo 5f Mr.. ~ &
F,in,,d an noyt Thursday, auo,.t 81
from 10 - mn to ANN
Mrs. Melvin Right and son, Jackie.
went to .Iklns, West Va, ON Monday
for the purpose Of examination Of an
injured eye suffered by the llttl" boy.
moved IN = hospital in fbaf town.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20

Miss Ruth Ann Poiing Falrmont,
West Va, instructor in Oakland High
school last year and viii likely con
tinue in that position during the com
ing school year was in Oakland Sat
urday evening and Sunday morning
where she visited with friends.
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WEEKLY COMMUNITY
= PARTIES

Wednesday afternoon. April 8 81
2W O'Clock. marked the mee1ston
Of 8 series & weekly bE1dsr gzHs%
uIbder the sponsorship q me United
Service Organization.
TIE games VII = held - keeEe-
alton Hal ~ the Maritime Housing
Project Office Hazl1inR 81 Tenth
stFeet and arc open 70 anyone dessr-
tne q attend i Is suezesteo p a.
p May. head ~ ae uSo IN Paaea-
Eouia. that card desofeea organize
tneiT oHn zFoups aun reserve eeEr
ta1zez Ii advance. Ho#sRe. single
paa4ers 81 also - wszeamea and
places found for IHem = dffzze1t
tastes.
Prizes ue1e auzzdsd IS sha epsn~
Ing games and refreshments Nere
served.
ne plaTefk wzTe guests q ne
US0 an thk Afternoon nut u me
futufe. q szzan nm vii y charged
IN aEder e defraE ne eel q prizes
ans refreshments
TIE recnsaklon hzIl Is E seET Hsnt
ans pleasant place 70 suend a A.
teraoon and fheze weekly games
snsala beaasne REL s9rlzi events
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Ma + J nckson sp<ni wednm
Gay "a 0cean Ewia3s win mr.
mosAet MrA c , Fsinlm
Res a c INGRAM II nosnluaa
Ia nEent a fsw asYa hrss lass
Airs " p Daley ard Mis- MnFs
Hset ar rnkeYsne > sasf - rea
lives Isl Mah&ie
John Macarthur 4sens wedneschs
N Ne9 oFlesnk
AR Norman Mars Mr. lne4
cnalzon and Nh M q PArkf4
spent a iew lionns THURSDAY afgsr-
nsxn Ii Biloxi
Mrs r e Spencer returned from
NeN Orleans where size 2{ent sex
erAl days with Mr r. C. Hasfssona
Mr. and MFx Horace Oxxnslrncf
left Friday Gee ) feH DAYS sas1t %
Mr and Mrs. + ~ Mlxoa and
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wrecks calendar Is : tna which I'll
be given az the home AZ Mrs John
r. watts On Beach Boulevard
"Wednesday afternoon H sail b
n nunor Of Mrs PsraFick q ReBen
whose marriage 70 une Reverend
Mr.. Rearh and the honteases Nail be
members OF the Wunanx Guild al
the 81 Johns Esaacopai church
Gervals Memo mas returned 70 MS
studies az Mlssissipd State College
after enjoying uae spring holidays
uslh his parents Mr and MFM J.
q Memo on Beach boulevard. Mrs.
Vincent McCauicy 0f OulfpoFt and
Mrs A NJ smith u Hatfiesbsafk
who SER guests Of Nara NeHo ogNF
the weekend have returned 70 their
homes
Miss Frances ~Leatherbury visited
Mrs Nal Ward and MRS, Raymond
Bailey IN Lucedaie. last WedEs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas v. sharp
ct Baton Rouge we're business visit
orr 20 pascanoula Saturday and we're
pleasant callers At Tfe Chronicle
star and Advertiser office
Miss Irene Southern was q visitor
to Mobile during uhe week end just
past
Sgt Herman A. Murray. who "a
stationed At N a1Fbase 1t TyndaIi.
PA. Is here on furiouKn ana Is
spending the tune with his parents.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs II. p TInflea and
children. Suzanne and Ida Jane. Of
Mobile were guests u Mr. JaE1Hz
v Blackwell On Sunday last
The Rev ard Mrs q r Meslnen
are expected TO arrive tomorrow
from CornoneE. n c. 70 spend the
next tHo weeka III the home o. their
dauehteE. Mr. Preaerick Oraef.
Capt WallEe Cox returned TO ms
duties at Camp Blandtse Hst Wed
nesdaY after = Visit 70 ne great
erandnSrtheF Mm Vlncent Res
On her return 70 her home II
New Orleans Sunday. Mrs. D Gram
mel Of HrW Orleans HMa aerOmpan
led ~ Mrs J d stoalins naho n1ls
BE- her guest for = few days MI
0rammei has been spending the
last tour Gays with Mre. sf0ullng
~ tie home u TIE iaatarz aaash-
Ter. Azrs Mack eumedIneef.
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MISS EOHA nzaI1A MAIkGn
HOSTESS To MARTHA
SOCIETY ON THURSDAY

Tne Martha ENhsg II tlse Christ
LuthsEnn caarrh az faaAeuslla enc
to1ed tfA hospitality Of Mis- Cora
HeslS Walker at bet hotas kns
Thursday efsnsnx
T1se Neaninn Nas ugHssed with .
nsnle reading m C~osaNprnifse
Christianity. ~ the president
Mss Catherine Brasil. after which
Mr. ue0zre EteEE fend al inter-
eetine paper pn Religion N Are
War
Thl4 unA follouoa ~ 4 ntkNlassa
period niaan plans weFe diArsAnea
Tor . haxinl 70 be hFiu isnnuFux
James Blackwell ufsame departure
Tor Washington h Imminent. and Ia.
which tire society n 10 assist una
ellDlf III Cnrint Claurrh ef which MI
HlsfkNef 8 4 f1enabef
A social peFiua = m Re exsaifm
believed he business session
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NO FLOWER SHOW
N ~PASCAGOULA
THIS SPRING

At TINS springtime season. mem
bers Of the woEnans Progressive
Club are usually busy working and
planning for the flower show winch
they have sponsored Tor the past
several years. and which was al
forded pleasure for many hundreds
who visited them. but. OWING to
the many demands IN defense work
the many demands tn defense work
they have decided not to hold one
this year. However. they thank the
many flower-ioVers who helped 70
make the shows q success and only
hope and pray for eormal condl-
tons next year when they promise
q better and bigger one than ever
before.
Mrs. ROBERT REINECKE.
Chairman of Flower Show Cou
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aamhser Dussss h Besea Roass
II
Mis- k4hAe Nsffan Fetafn<1 ri.
na2 a. fsef hoasls h. nn1a Ia afHf
4 v3a4 ID he nsxn4 q heT ngouam-
Instew ard niasm. al and Mrs.
A. G PAirSsr
M and Mr. 1uM naFa. wnp hasx
leen makirs sAsas huase III thls
CIV fm mxTFal npninA lets e-
eentis 80 fwtnEn 10 their taFmsf nnnAs
n hay Smines Miss
Mrs NJ e. D1eiakm ~ poaausn
Miss h enBoyisu D stAit - hns
m~un-tn-tau ARD eaaNlaiHr. MI and
Mr. j G Haasrn
A 1 MesauN spNni ssxsxal daFs
insf seek N ascknaa Mss
Mrs J r Hassen nna Mr anE
Mr8 J G. Hasaeli had So ussh
guests Last Week Aslnf1un Caorl
jeff G Cree and Mrs. Cswu. fFsnl
Mnxsel Reid, Montgomery Ala
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HOUSING COLONY
HALL
THIS WEEK

Recreation Hail IN the Maritime
Housing Project promises 20 be a
busy place hN seek. judging n0f.
tie uSO schedule
This afternoon the rifle shooting
class viii meet there preparatory
10 going 70 lie Skeel Club for pEac-
tee and IN the evening the weekly
square dancing eli take place from
750 10 1870 O'Clock.
On Wednesday afteEno0n fht
weekly bridge games III begin ~
2 80 and Ia the evening the Defense
Workers Class Ia FIRST AID viii meet
between the hours q 80 and 3 -.
On Thursday evening Ene hail WlA
b 4 setting for q private party.
There vii be q meeting 81 the re-
Gently organized Pasaae1uia Garden
Club a. the hall. Friday Afternoon.
the nour beng st for 80 oiclock
And the Usual soclni eamez for
the Pascagoula high school students
vail take place there Fridag p 8
p n and ending At i014
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

Reverend and Mr. John "
Moofe and son. Johnny. departed
Saturday afternoon for their home
IN McComb. after . wait Of several
days In The hame q Mr. and MRS
n n swartwout The reverend Mr.
Moore WAS guest speaker NJ Che
Joint observance Of Ladies. night
by the M0ss Point and PascaRouia
Rotary clubs. On the evening Of
Thursday last Mr. Moore was
formerly pastor Of the FIRST Method
ist Church IN pascagoula. proceed
ing the Reverend MIR. ulmer. the
present incumbent
Mrs 7. r. swaFfwout. and dangh-
ter Gene, and Mr2 J w Moore
and son. Johnny. Of MeComb were
visitors 70 the Beiiingrath Gardens,
Saturday morning
A party composed Of Miss Mar
eEret Moore HOLSTER. Mercedes
Cox. Herman johnson. and J W
Cox were guests IN the home Of
ar. and Mira G II. Ryan. tn Mobile,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. CLAUDE ClotfeIter has re-
turned 70 her duties 1t Brumtield'a
n rascagoula sftef spending 4
week with relatives IN Arab. Ala,
Miss Catherine Buffet and Miss
Penny sahillinR spent the week end
visiting friends At Pefkinston.
mrs. T. J. castanera was : week
end visitor 10 New Orleans where
she was a guest IN the home Of
Mrs. william Enras.
AIRS. T. j Harley has returned
from q visit ia New Orleans where
zae was the guest Of her mother.
Mira Louise Richard. Mrs. Her
schei Richard. and Miss Dora c.
HorRes New Orleans motored to
s. Louis ana 70 Fort Leonard Wood
No. 70 spend the Easter HOLIDAYS
with l. Alien Richard On their
return south they weFe accunp8ni-
ed BY 1t. Richard vino was en route
70 Augusta. Ga
Friends Of Mr. HeFschel Richard
are welcoming her back after an
absence q tu9 months while VS.
ting her mother Mrs. John Moore
II P0nactoc Miss Mrn Richard +
81 present the guest Of Mrs Louise
Richard and Airs A. y Broudam
but expects 70 return 10 house.
keenlng N her own home IN Pas
cagoula Il . later date.
Among the social esentx on f1is
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TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB
BY MRS.
L.. b. DUNTEN

At their regular Fortnightly meet
ing, April Z. the Tuesday Bridge
Club was pleasantly entertained by
Mrs. f. B. Dunten al her home on
River Road.
IN an exciting series Of games. hrs
Ed. Virgins. playing a substitute
Land. captured the club prize. de-
tense stamps.
Soft drinks were served during the
games.
Those playing were Mrs. Fred
Taylor. Mrs L. r Kramer. Mrs N
p. Emmit. Mrs. Jack Kleisner. Mrs
Mrs. Ed. Virgins. Mrs " p. GulIey.
and Mrs. Robert GulIey.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
AZALEAg ON CLAUDE
C~uLPEPPER =
ESPECIALLY

Attention has been called 70 the
beautiful azaleax on the Claude
Culpepper place ~ Moss Point
where the fifty OF more plants Of
This species furnish q continuous
bloom from the budding Of The
early varieties on into those taat
bloom late. They are IN many shades
and the branches = heavy with
blossoms.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

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hour Mf& n KuaaHp feeeteea tie
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Mass tire rut pnn
Refreshments mNfN SERVED -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
NUTRITION CLASS
To- - NTAMTED ~
Pk01KCT THURSDAY

4 Red Croaa nEFttAa1 class HklI
be started Thursday afternoon ii
z O'clock II viii b. hesd m neo-
reatinn Hall and wiEl consist 81 q
2o~hopr basic course which viii ~
conducted ~ Mn A ~ PhakHtmn
and will BE- oSen 70 anyugie ufesnsy
living la TT coiaa1S az sznt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

Tie incest cotrtrzy you can Hh1x yuur quests Iroa cut ~ tgwn
Is 70 have thetf names mentioned On this 1ueal FAea TMa neea
enurtey sou saow yoR friends n 20 let them isam a y0uT yiat
through this page when yoa 10 awny.
The Local and Socsty Reporter all consider Il Q courtesy when
Der yn viii give "a an item Of any kind. Just phone So o.
drop us q postal card.