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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Death Aotires

GOLDMAN--Edwsrd of 2Sl7 Taylor ave-
nue. beloved husband 81 Noble dear
father % Sidney Hida and Arthur;
brother of Jack Of Detroit and Mrs, Lens
Brook OF Cincinnati. O. Services A. Lewis
Bros Funeral Home 1889 John X.
Wednesday. ?. m
LITTLE Februar, : 1912 Charles. axe
- ~ Maidstone Ont. dear HUSBAND OF
Ida Mae father ~ Mrs. Fred Totten mrs:
Gertrude DeGroaf Mrs Bessie Fihgerald
and Ernest 81 Windsor. Survived ny 1T
grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Funeral Wednesday. p m, Al ANDERSON
Funeral Home. Oullette Ave, windsor.
MCKAY -February O. 1912 Elizabeth Nc
Kay. sister Of Mrs. Dave Dltmar Of
Saginaw tcousin Of Mrs Jane Virgins ana
J Il Moore Services A. the VIM. X.
Hamilton Co Cass Ave A. AieXandrine.
wednesday afternoon At o'clock. Inter-
ment Saginaw. Mich
TROLLY Vincent Jr suddenly. February
Q dear son of Vincent and Adeline
Trolly dear brother Of samuel, Richard
and Peggy Ann Funeral service from
residence 2f7O Woodmere Thursday, $50
a m. ST Gsbriels church at 800
WEATHERwAY-Andre Jay sr. Febru-
airy 10. 1912. AZ Loredo Texas. en- route
from Mexico CITY Beloved husband OF
Mildred, dear father OF Andrew Jay Jr.
Gillette A. and Mrs Mnlcent Balm and
Mildred dear brother 81 clyde. Roy ana
Grace. Notice OF funeral later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Hill Quits
Police Job
InBay City
Times stan Correspondent

BAY CITY, Feb. l0.-Refused
a leave of absence TO work as
plant patrol chief for the duration
at the Defoe Boat and Motor
Works, Patrolman Robert Hill to-
day resigned his police post.
Because he did not give two
weeks notice, commissioners were
told they could withhold his final
two weeks salary but they
ordered he be paid 10 date,
They had refused the leave Of
absence because of "A policy set
when other employees made similar
requests several months ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
DEATHS

Nike posavac 1870 K'rhv 49,
%lalaip Ernest MnrbhN l2oJh Natd'n IS
Catherine Niche ia22s Dsnbury. 50 ''
Irene p Bush ab45 Marlborough 49,
karouna Wszolek 1851 Military Sc
Oven Evans. q James, River Rous.
Mar Fissco 1907 Medium -
William r Psien 1910 Cruse ~
Milton Andrew Mott. 1885 stshsln So.
Elna EnanueI 1855 Breckenridge II.
LeIane kennedy Crosse Pointe Park Al
Michael DoEgetf pls clay -
NlIIe Jordan 22ls T. AleNandrins ~.
Ise1e kg,schel 52ls ,RuckinCham. 81.
Iaa~tss Nicdek 337i Medhury. SO.
William s Han l2is Drexsi. 50
Elizabeth Co,'reu 1875 Z. Grand Blvd
steve Kovach 1890 Gould eo
Caroline Lordic ?2t22 Alexander drive
ST Car shores So
Peter Rempinsm si.s cons,ock 81.
Florence Matte 1898 Grand River So
Elmer Mirros. 1909 St Antoine -
William . Hone 2sts whitney IS.
Richard Bette GIL Harvard 81.
Jennie Rodfa Lake orion s.
Minnie Russe'zke. lii7 Concord ST.
trankeiie J PaUett F'anviUe 50
Henry Duque''e 1850 Pilgrim 80
william Schweikart 1iS5 Hu-ihut. 81.
Beatrice king 6oSs NU'hheld. s.
John Plecak 5iia Central IS
Marco A.aCna. l170l Mound -.
fN'DeT HNfk. lBha No IN. 1t
Mary W Freinaun 7sgi Burns g.
Jesse schsiz 1905 Yosemite S.
Arthur T Weave. 20 Pique'te 81.
Hugh Smith lsG0q M9ricas g
Iva Muriel Morehouse 20fsi sheffield 81
Florence Carlson. Dearborn s.
Edna n Huffman RS " Greerdals. 50.
Carrie Raseman. 3ooi Drevel. 50.
Allison e Rhodes a's Lacrosse So
George Meinicmk. $3.50 Mare, Dearborn
LYDIA Jane Smith i2s47 Kentucky 3.
Edward Weber 1887 Hamilton. 81.
John Chiids Is Mack. -
Dorothy Gebus 1850 Person %
Frank Pastoral 2,oe3 Midland Red.
ford Township So
May Rohring 1889 Turner -
Nchae. Foley PSI Alfred s.
Neva Gslsute, 2iei Canton g.
Anna Caruso 3517 Crane ~
Ruth lnrrif sfcemsr. isses Lilac ;?
Peter Wilhelm Knutia 1895 Kendall -
James Heunessey, los Roberts Hazel
walter John Rrirker 1850 W Garfield -
Thelma Asnes Bshoi' 1852 Mil. Lincoln
Iohn Henry Mdrsar ai4 Alter road, as
Clarence Bellows rs W Columbia SO
Helen B9ranowski 20 Peterhorg IS
Wiu7m Warrington foil Montgomery AZ
Nrrstssis Anna Skeinik s6ds Hathon. II
John Bird I2oi0 CreIner =
GLADYS + Narro as Junction -
susan Lawson SWIM - !, fl.l a. s'.f.-
f--tzTuFrtr- B4u'- 5TJI rnferwood -
George Davies 1855 Givrn Court. 50
Robert simpson Figures il7s2 Promenade
Edna Ranks 1929 y tsfaye,'e Sc
John pouecan sit7 siebef' IS
Violet l. Deimei 10 r. Grand Blvd 20
lack Russell 3iOi Sc0ve'.
Pose Mitchell 1867 Arfmore 6
Pur. Auke-~rar NcCont ohio 81
Clarence Arthur Wrsce f7's LAYTON -
charles Gus Mum 2121 Woodstock IS
Della MafN BOIL f-2tn Ward So
Peter RAMSAY 3n26 Fifcer'h -
Anna Louise Eot'rcr 1922 Renter. y.
Acres Scoiun 1855 Freeiand -
Richard Frank Fck'es '2l Abbott, 20.
Walter KulopcoWsk 506S Gavin IS
MARY Ann Goralczvk. s6o5 NoodiaWn. 90.
Pose Stein 1872 Richton SO
Thomas Strock, 2029s Yacama month.
Marion Forge SOL Charlotte. s.
Anthony Seinert NJ Clemens -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Boys 10 Get Chance
To Aid in Emergency

Boys too young TO JOIN the
armed forces Mill have their
chance 10 help in The war eR1cr-
eency under plans being made here
by leaders Of the Boys Club OF
Detroit
The club is Joining in program
adopted by the American Fedora
ton OF Boys Clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
SeeksCashtOLi
Pay Of Teachers
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING, Feb. 10.-Aihough
schools this year VIII receive a
cord-bredklng general fund APP
preparation Of Si45OUO0O from the
state, Michigan Education ASso-
citation officials today plan 10 ask
Governor Van Wagner for An
additional s., 62S.O 900 TO give teach
ers salary increases.
Thus. IT is believed, will keep
teachers from quitting schools for
higher paid jobs in private IN
dustry.
due to increased living costs
and higher income taxes. we
cannot blame teachers If they
are attracted by a better living
wage offered by industry" Al
bert j. Phillips, executive score
tary OF the association said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Trade Schools-Mole
ACFTYIENE-ARC WELD

ACETYLENE-ARC WELDING
Welding Trade School. Cherry 57f5
AIRCRAFT riveting. aluminium welding,
aircraft steel Welding. Federal Aircraft,
1892 Grand River
READ1NG-Complete course
In ten-ea sy-tn- understand lessons for
home study with practical examples in
blue printed form Designed 10 teach the
subject quickly. Valuable 20 the shopman
and inspector Compiled by experienced
engineer. Complete course, 50 a5. Me-
chanics Institute 1891 Santa Rosa,-Uni--
verstty 2-11np
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
DIVORCES

Nav Pompav from VIII
Myrtle Fooks from Gordon
Myrtle Edwards from Charles p
Frieda Y DeNillsres from John y =.
Kate Hurd from Douglas
Afeltne Bokholt from O'of-----.-.----
Ruth Cooper from Edward.
GUY COrhin from Frances
catherine Akins from Leroy.
Blanche TYLER from ktnfrt
Annie / Atkins from Glenn
Frank Rodzns from Josephine
Marie W Krerer from William VI
Katheline " Upchurch from walter
Beatrce Fleming from Marvin.
Frank Woodrnr from Marie.
Pennc, RaUey from Morris
Nltre pt1Coskt from RAYMOND
Ttelna McFariane from Robert
Thari Clark from John
RUBY Lee walsh from Glenn.
Lucille Raw from George
Marjorie whitehead from Jsmss
John sikoss from Hedotg-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10

BROWN IRISH TERRIER male; neigh
horhood Seven Mile Eight Mile; liberal
reward University 3-2i32
BROWN Collie. answers Rover" 500
Vinewood Liberal reward. Telaphone
Lafayette 3Of1.
LOST Large bundle laundrey for I. B.
hospital ward reward Temple i-256o.
LOST Bnlfold. with drivers license. other
papers. reward. 1875 Beaveriand.
sCOTTIE- Black. gray; gray markings
over eyes. Reward Telephone Olive 1924.
WEDDING Rng White. yellow gold leaf
pattern; January 81, vicinity Woodland
Woodward Engraved Paul 10 Toosie.
Reward LeClsir. Townsend 6-959f.
WRIST WATCH -Gentleman gold; mi
tlals, IS. II. D.; Sunday, River Rouge
Park Telephone BEDFORD 6626.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Scratches
(By nited Press

At HIALEAH PARK
Track fast
Firs' Race SIS Annie. Lazy case
Ntss GoslrE
Second Race Coleman Resu Bran
f1n Afchri shadows Pass
Third Race Karnak Ho'zea. one TT.
MprlfgaI
FouIt 90 Race Panther.
SIKH Race DOUBT Not or shore
Johnnie T.
Seventh Race Waugh Pop. Gallant
Flsv
eh'h Race NeIpd Prophet, A.
ifa,ung Haca Moon Bess y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
FAIR GROUNDS

1raCk. muddy \
First Race silver Wind. Cray Verse
Jaw n. Bane BalaNy Rouslan. SIR
Livery
Sc ond Race Halls Pet Tai Squaw
lane Wrinkle. EX'ra Stci Radio Wave
Third Race sun Flower, Cotplay,
Freda X scout Real. Blue Advice, Bos-
tur Queen
7 FoIrth Race Pup Tent Merrilv GO.
Ruzzaway superior. Hy Broom, Jewel.
tone
Finh Race--Cdnscrint White Sand
srtn Race Principal one, Mae II
Sc, eur11 Race ov1ck. Mascot, JAG
,csrf ozark Yarn Sox Neat Play.
Eighth Race Mason DIXON Wild
Pigeon. waIksiong Moonhow Good Ao-
~ Cold Color
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
HAvANA

Track fast
Firsi Race tIeld IinlairX- Ladt
7 liner Pr cue Mcrr, kin bars baN
second Race Miss Sokolo
Third Race Rolisona
Seventh Race YOUNG PiaNi ne tisn1-
ing Torrh star solder, Istsnnul
II fIEhfh Race Beaver County
f-tnth Race--Deeiared on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Fight Results
by nitsd PRES.

At Pittsburgh -- Frttzie IiVic 1tA'
Pittsburgh. defeated Raul carrAhantss. l4s.
Chile uOI Izzy Jannszzo. 1871. Brook
lyn. dscisioned Ossie Harris, ijs, Pitts
bureh O0).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Construction Co. Wins
S22,784 Judgment
Times stan Correspondent

JACKSON. Feb. 10.-A judg-
mcnt of SO. 1880 in favor of the
plaintiffs was returned in the case
of James w. and William Fraser
vs.. the Collier Construction Com
pany by jury in the circuit court
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10

Gen. Hugh $. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10

The court granted 20-day stay,
pending action on motion 10 dis
miss made by counsel for defend
ant The action was The result
OF A subcontraCt made between
parties for installation of a steel
tower tranmlsSlon line between
Cement City and Adrian.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
Moss Point Delegates
Attend a +. I. A.
Convention

Mrs L. K Mcintosh. president.
ard Mrs ". 3 McDavid. program
chairman for 47-za. Of the Nos
Point PTA. left for Jaeksofs Mis-
sissippl. TUESDAY. where they at
tended the state fTA convention.
This convention viii afford nor IN
SEPARATION and information concern
ing the activities Of PTA. through
out the u 8 A. Ire state national
leaders v1li attend Thes VII en-
Joy contact with feli0w workers IN
tfle child welfare Industry and 12ta
convention Of Mississippi Congress
Parents and Teacher Asdicatlne
two days 10 conferences There siii
b. a discussion on what the FTA
has done. what IL shall continue to
do. what We should discard wnat
rev tasks Se maF undertake n or
der 70 make hueFics stronger b.
atakiaK future Americans stronger
physically. mentally. morally. and
NEiaIly. TIE good work q the
PTA In uns ctts vas sbown in
the reports turned II which tnclaoed
the record bo0k q the year and
fNentg-elghf Newspaper clippings
snd = ooDf Of leEteF4 mailed %
members cacfi mnth-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
Poultry Specialist
Visit Here Tuesday

r. z Beanbinusosn. poultry spccini-
~ and 5. W BOA. marketing special
ist. both Of Ces extension depart
it=aaaent Of k-sAsElkAipEA Htake Cua@
icge visited jackson County neS-
day and inspected various points q
interest.
In Ocean Springs t1sy met with
raembers OF the poultry association
and discussed marketing problems
with II l. Girot, manager. They also
visited The Gulfkist Hatchery there,
which Is one OF The most economic
Fly operated on the Coast, and very
successful
They went TO vancieave where
they met 3 group ef All Club mem
hfrs al the Hubert Maliett farm a.
well Is members of the FFA who
we're accompanied BY their insssuc-
tor. Mr Brown. There they re-
cetved instructions Ia poultry judy
lne IN preparation for the district
poultry judging contests.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
All Council Meets
Tomorrow Morning

The Jackson County All Council
will meet Saturday tomorrow
morning 81 the agricultural building
on Kef street Ia PAscagoala az 10
o'clock. Tfe session viii continue
until : % o'clock during which some
very important matters pertaining to
til activities during The next several
months win be considered
There IS some special uork 70 BE-
done At the morning. session There
viii De team demonstrations and In
slructions N poultry judging aka
During the business session 20 be
conducted IN The afternoon specific
plans viii be made for All Mobili-
ration Week. All contests and plans
s0r tire All Club camp to be held
during the summer months.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
sAWAH MEFW EtM1HN
m0fns MENftN0 WgNM
MmM n u mINNEAnn

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nAAa IT, m4aahsiA Aask Men
IN enfteiuEs1a f1zaNAEx ~ ue &
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sHs f~nsearetlat4iy Fs4mNra ~ Mr.
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when the sauaN NaA
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aNhrs IL ~ falAutaa MsmNs
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F&ni1se = ~ Rkhaf y a.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27

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pssAA n Raaw, xfsmt ANaaf m
.us hcsxs e ~ q hfN : E
thai
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AMsns Mfa ENn& MNi - feHn
hxfxa fsefe - scausEf U~Esds -
Ma cRe Ru&a1sn ths naNenlm
ii 1st mta Mf ard Mfa = 81 M@
reessu T4sn : Mr. khxN IRIS
tasls sese sn Ms4e tnMts YeeA ard
Sc sscAezs wgsA nftxfuax re nsaaf
changes Asa improvements else had
qAr nlsAeste 81 fxEstf< NxN
&swm Ard sAelkins a ~ h
utaa ffsnsss ww ~ffs esi
aaa to mexs ~ kask3 FhfS -
cRnsaY nywaat 4 wrek ~ New ORLEANS
uhefs ~ KsEsx atses8ea ; asstA'
uaavsnua
ne maaas fgtuadk - Mr. a. e
EaxY fr9res 70 hn4s 1t be- illness
n tfae sstAxean ceMauty HwfatAi
Httf4F Nc Ma kfHfNH Ne4A Ntf &N@at
on suHaAs MftefncsaA m1na aiNh to
her q faEAn seepxssF
Mfa Cauea HAFfia ard M jim
n.iF. hf wednesday f1s = WISH
70 relatives Ia Mafa@nsaa. pa
Misses Alice atsa MArN&fcs CssspN'
kpee& tae week rEsa Nth M1Am
BAlHsma and Minttie Phillips M
0xeAn NHlnE4 Mssa
Mt Ar& MEn q = Htasfy npenl
last Thursday 81 Mr4aiF
, A ftnlItaax attended slss funeral
Fl Mr. J w'tbb IN 1en Mlls. Nssa
Enttreax
MfA Il E Davis. Mr. Aisnal
Thomson and ? q alAnn IL auenl
Monday afternawn in Mnlale
Mrs FAesty Jasnsz ~ un1frnsI
spent The eeek end Mlth hes nunt
Mrs Ltla Biusnef.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
Pascag0ula Merchant
Dies, Ill One Day

Roy ]. soslsisy. ST. So. PascAEuula
business man and resident 81 OCEAN
Springs. died at the Biloxi Hospital
Monday afternoon after being
stricken suddenly III Sunday. HIS
funeral was beld "Wednesday morn
ing from the Okeefe Funeral Par
lerS IN Biloxi
He came to Ocean Springs 70 take
over the management Of the Hat
Brothers estate many years ago
Later hc became a travelling feed
salesman fer the Merchants Com
pany Of Guifport and Pringle Feed
Co. III Biloxi Ab0ut eight years ago
ne entered the wholesale and retail
feed business AZ P~aseag0ula. located
On Telephone Road ~ the city
limits.
He uas a former member Of the
Ocean Springs school board and a.
tire time Of his death he waS a mem
Der Of the Ocean Springs board Of
aldermen. He also was At one time
jackson County farm agent and was
an authorized livestock dealer at
Ocean Springs He was formerly ar-
tive In the Masonic Lodge At Ocean
Springs. Before coming To the
Coast ne wax q stats highway de-
parfmeDf inspector In Kentucky He
was 3 native Of Hill Toy. Ky.
He leaves his widow. Mrs. Gather
ire Hall Sofisiey: and a son. Roy j.
Sousley. Jr. who Il IN the advanced
flying school Of the Z. s. Army at
Lubbock. Texas.
The funeral services yer con-
Quoted by Rev. W. I McInnis Of the
Presbyterian Church. assisted by
Rev. David Ulmer OF tbe Ocean
Springs Methodist Church Inter
mtent VA IN the Southern Me-
moral Park at Biloxi The pail
bearers we're Gus K Nelson. Howard
Scott Marvin Green. c II Stanley
Earl Taylor. G. q. Todteflbier. Wal
ter Armstrong and Bemia Bailey.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27

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Frlaas tsw Mant.ssn Va - Be- sta
slaesf nan q 2 wesxa ~ uho =
mswoy4ne fullgsssg II aaFMss y
that city
Miss MARY Kaszaheal Eley q Carne
shelby. Mis- aNnt ihe week enai
'frrV s4sh hes pafrnss ~ end Mr.
u G Eary
M A p MeArthm. MAa ia
MrArthnf ard Af 5nssn MeAfttAsas
NNnt last THURSDAY vsgh txialsscs
81 StoektaA Ala
Mr ana Mrs. Harxy Noung n
ana children naeus tns Nesk ena Ia
LuceaRis. wlfh relatives
Mn c Il Htnnan and Mr. nells
warfurd apezn tast THURSDAY IN
Mcbsie
Mrs j n VISITS and aun Ntiae
Watts or Mcc0mb. Miss wefs
gurats Sunday ~ The home q Mr.
n II MccullRm and her soaa. Hart
Seii 2SSoliurn
Mrx A L Todd Il visiting her pzn /.
sn-lsw ard daughter. SIR and Mrs
y + Stevens.
Mr. and Mn r NJ hixoa8 ard
daughter. Dostse u Baton Reuse
La ARRIVED Tuesday fus \ visit Ia
The home Of Mf. and Mrs. n n
Oxerxtreet
Mr. and Mrs c - Hins1n spent
Aossday ln Mnhale
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27

land. ans Mr4 Frances Insann
sFwnt TnesdnY n Mohtle
Friends 81 Mr. & ~ Faikenbsrr,
are aymrashixlne wlsh her ever -
death Of laer hFptheF. " Il single
terry Il Houston. Texas. iast As0n-
day Inlerrnsnt was II oulfpost
Mn = Bare and daughter. BsEyi
ard SON Edward III. NrNnt Thurs
das II last wnsk IN Mabiie Is Raets
o. Mrs Baras parents HI and
MIR G. b King
Mrs Tonnle watts. IT.. Hlaa sNis
johnson and I09fsa Frederic nss6
yssitofs 70 Mobile last Saturday
Roy n Martin Of Washington. II
C.. superintendent u sir msail eafx-
zee for TIE uaiied Efaies pens
visited his neplsew. r ~ Wells. iasl
Sunday NJ. Martin also visited -
sister. ~. Wells mother. IL Gulf
port ufliia here.
Ms Alice Haniua and Marvin
CauleY Of Paaes aUaim visited BEL
lillerssf Gardens on Sunday las
Mr. Henry Ffenfx and grandson
Al Nas. u Biloxi. N1eIlt Tuezias
II kffnaan IN pAacaRasuh a. ire
giastx Of Mrs A a. Bfos1dmn and
Mr. Louise RHhsgd
Mr. J r Bsahy ard non. : -
Ek1atg 81 MozdN sefe ueek eEd
ggeata Re tlse hone q ar and Mr.
g II rts6y
NJ Ard ar. Ta4n Tfsatnhfsl
aFN1lt The seek end visiting relatives
IN Columbia. hisa
Mrs. Kate Laanier. Mrn n q
BfaDaker and Charles Fe@zn4
speut wednesday "a Ae8iie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27

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