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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Reveals News
OF Wedding
Popular College Student
Tells Sorority Sisters

Traditional manner Of an
nouncing an engagement 70
sorority sisters BY presenting
them with q box Of candy.
carried n still greater surprise
than usual when the former
Mas Maxine Bitnsy daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Bit
nsy Of Lake cushmAn. and
granddaughter Of Mrs. Alice
Bltney and Ms. sherman
Evans. both Of Tacoma. held
the spotlight at the lambda
Sigma Chi meeting Wsdnes-
day evening.
She revealed her mArrisas
10 Mr.. Raymond 4. Peterson.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VI. G..
Peterson, also Of Lake cush-
man. last Monday evening In
the home Of her parents.
~ 80 &a@ fNfHF*EH - &A<&N -
a ishslton. Sister ara bfothsr-ia-
las ~ ths brsds. atisn1sd ths
couple for tbs esrssnony. with tss
Res. 9. A Pickering. u Hoods
pert. res1lnE ths yosz T1ss brisi<
wors q Axoun Afternoon froek
VITA matching Accessories. snd .
eorssxs ~ gsrd<niss- A small ~
esptson tor msnbsrs 81 ths family
ara = fse el1ss frseads followed
ne Fite&
Popular st1dsnt At TIE College
q Puget Sound. tbs neas Mrs.
Evans IL a msmbsF Of lambda
sigma chi sorority. mas besn &C.
tive n TIE wemsn's Athlete as
soelsflon. and the kpgfx. ns-
tionsi sophomore womsn's honor
arg. Her husband IL nov station
"a Il csizsr F1eid. nsar GpokAnsA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Sorority AIumnae to-
Hold Annual Sale

The annual Christmas white
elephant party of Kappa Sigma
Theta sorority alumnae will be
held Tuesday evening at s o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Stanton War
burton, jr., 1916 No. 33d st.
Mrs. Clarence Young. Mrs. Vic
tor Hedberg. and Mrs. Thomas
Hill will assist the hostess.
Christmas selections will be
given by Mrs. Hunter Kennard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Garden Club Plans
Annual Christmas fefe

The annual Yule luncheon ann
Christmas party Of the Madison
Garden club viii be held al the
home Of Mrs. August Broz, 45Sl
Puget Sound ave, Tuesday. Sifts
for the new secret sisters ard ex-
change Of Christmas gifts viii
close the afternoon program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Tacoma Court Names
New Officers Friday

Officers Of the Tacoma Court.
Order Of Amaranth. were named
al ths annual election meeting I'm
day AZ the Masonic temple.
Those chosen 70 serve are Mrs.
Emmett Ourxler. DR.. Murray XIX
wood. Mrx. Mildred Belmont. Mr..
l. Clark Oberlie. Mrs. y. Adm
Harris. Mrs. Lillian Bourisnd.
Mrs. William Hsndry. Mrs. Ida
Tessier and Axra. Edna Jensen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

Among eoii<Ee msWbsfn ne1n1
honmsd sss frsm ths ussvssslsy
AZ Dragon. Dorothy Lou tseppiss:
University II ws.hlnsion. rsshass
II Glass;. Aii<s wsfhsv. t1nsssn
Asnchss. 1ssxhsss Ali. Meve><Iss
ftszss~lI. narisa wiIisrd sad h1s<y
Thonsx. fyosa Wkshinst1a nsnis
eoil~xs. kiesnor nskss sAa Jesn
wsbbs from Whltman, visHinla
Knight. ntsph~n's eoiis9s. No<een
Iasssss vss~sr. Masf<l Msffs<m.
from ner1pps. c.Seline aehsrf. ana
Peggy shsv ffsn Stamford.
Mrs Harry KILLER. coed pFsei-
dsns. Miss Murray ard na Tsy.
lox <iIi fss@lss during ths <v<Hin9
Crossings s<s b&snx Feessys5
from out a. fDen co s<fs VIA hive
isft foe rs duration. Mrs klii&rI
Ffimoys frsm T~z&s. Mn. N1b~ks
Hsa~ from D4rton. ohle. rh>ss
her hssshan1 y sfssssnsd ~ Hr,xhs
fi@ia. Mrs. Jsssns kop~< from
nlsssz1ls, noutsns. Mira stuart
nsDonsi1 smiss fsam Tsx&s Mrs.
VILLAS Roberts fFs3xy Lea st@s-
kansi from Gasp c.fsea. calors<fe
ana Mrs iona hssAteH sFfsne<s
YoszngD fFofa Axs4nssa
Aetiys nernbsrs are Nxa krs1-
ssssk h&isss. D.. Mrs.. a2e1 ke~a.
Ms. k@nn<fh fsurx~. Mn Tnosas1
csrstsns. Mesd4mes 28<sda snd
Nathan Lynn. Chester Jehnsoa
frhyilis Anns Ds<knsni. Virgil
Cliff, William czmmlnes. p<uxi&<
0onyea. Earl Hlliarszzt. WiIii&1
Jssson. Le<h4rt 1ohnson. Eoy
Maifby. John f'le1a&n. ksnt hokh-
srrnss. vAe1nx Vine. briee csrti&
George Williams. y. larry st>lis
Virginia H4iaesj sad Thomss
Upp<r. Also. tns kfissss ff<ien
Arxns. Josn B>n<li. Patricia brs<
slsr. hslen Jaeger. AHae Msrphy.
Donns Roe MeDon4Id. vtrEinla
Crosse. Mar neDonsId. Mary
king and Rosemary ard h4r5crie
EteH1rt
=
Each United states Scent pi<e~
il 1prth aniy enc cent - bulk
metal. b~inx m1d< - an alloy -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Announce Plans for Annual
Christmas NIGHT Dance
Miss EskIdsen Is General Chairman for Club Of Hearts
Traditional Holiday Boil at Crystal Ballroom

For the ninth year members Of the Club Of Hearts
will sponsor their annual Christmas dance at Hotel Win
throp the evening of Christmas day Dancing in the Crystal
Ballroom will be from $50 until 2:30 and will be cabaret
style.
Miss Mabel Eskdsen. vice president, is general chair
man for the annual affair She plans to out the ira
donal Christmas decorations which have uaditionaiy
marked the dance of the gayest Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

Each United states Scent pise<
il 1nffh eniy enc eea< - bulk
metal. b~inx m4de - IN alloy -
copper ard nick<L
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Mrs. Taylor to Be Hostess
For Colds Yule Party
Miss Murray Is Chairman. Assisted By Mn. Hsssbr
To F;A Seedlings Tor Family wslfsss

Mrs Henry Taylor. IT,, win entertain members al The
CoEd club the home Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Morris. Sunday evening Al o'clock Miss Ann Murray
chairman for the affair and Ia being assisted By Mrs
Larry Huseby.
Completing Of their projects for the year msnbsrn
will fIl stockings with toys and candy for The Family
Welfare society.
Christmas greens and tree win add 10 the spirit II
the occasion which IL always gay reunion Of msmbsrn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
ORDINANCE NO. II lsss

Az ORDINANCE ENTITLED
Az ORDINANCE ApPROpRfA
TING FROM THE WATER
WORKS FUND or THE CITY
OF P~ASCAGOuLA. MiSSiSsEp
PI THE sum OF S10a 90. THE
PROCEEDS or WHICH AppRO
PRIATiON SHALL Be uSED TO
PURCHASE FROM ONE s &
HALL A CERTAIN 1871 DODGE
PICKUP TRUCK BEARING
MOTOR NO 681g55e. FOR USE
ny THE WATERWORKs DE
pARTMENT or THE CITY OF
MISSISSIPPI
Section I BE IT ORDAINED
BY THE BOARD or MAYOR
AND COuNcILMEN OF THE
CITY or Ms
SiSSIPPI. that there Is hereby
appropriated out 81 the Water
works Fund st the City 81 Pases
zoula. Mississippi. the sum q
$4,000. which monies shall b. dis
hufsed and utilized - warrant Of
the City Of pascaRoula. Mississlp
ri. drawn on said Fund for the
purchase from S G Hall ~ that
certain 1871 Dodge Pickup Motor
Truck, bearing manufacturer
Motor No g3ze556
Section 2 That the Mayor and
Clerk Of this City are hereby d
rected % issue . warrant for TIT
amount 81 monies set forth IN Soc
ton / hereof. payable % S =.
Hall and deliver the same - MN
on delivery Of possession Of the
said truck. together with = Bill
Of Sale properly executed convey
inR title u said truck 70 tn City
Of pascac0uis. Mississippi
Section ) The acquiring Of
said truck being imperative Tor
the immediate ard temporary pre-
sefvati0n of the public health.
safety and welfare of the citizens
snd inhabitants - the Cts -
paseaEouias Mississippi Il Is 81
dained that fisls Ordinance shall
take effect lraua and after Is 30
proFal and adoption. tut the saFus
shall neyeFfhelesS b. published IS
provided b. lsN.
Tire shove and foregoing Or
dinaHee having been introduced
in writing II the regular meeting
Il ne Board - MsyH and cuun
cilmen 81 the City uf FagaEuals.
Mississippi held o. Saturday.
JUS f6 1861 and the same has
ina been numbered and marked
fed BY TIE Clerk II ass Or no
ton made - Councilman Beck
ham duly seconded and anani
mQasaY carried marked filed and
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
notice 70

Sealed bids for the conxtrur-
ton Of . concrete tennis court WiIl
Be received by the Board u Trus.
tees Of TIE Psscagoula Rural
Separate School District. IN -
curdance with plans and specih.
cations on file. in the office q thF
Beard At TIE High School until
Saturday. Aug q. 1872 and then
snd there publicly opened and
read. until Il . IA
Certified o. Cashiers Check OF
bid bond payable 70 the Owner,
~ the sum q 5 PEI cent Of TIE
total bi 4 must accompany esch
BID Is 8 guarantees that n seard
ed the Contract the bidder all
nle ; bond and execute . cuntfac'
Is proposed
Plans and specifications may b.
examined 81 the office Of the
Beard Of Trustees or may be pro
cured from Donald : Simmons
Consulting Engineer. pascsgeula.
~
TIE right 10 reject any O
81 bids Is reserved ard 20 waive
- EUfmaaHIes
" r GUILEY. President,
Beard q Trustees pasesRouia ~.
"a Separate SchaaI Dssase1
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
New Radio Series
TO Follow Price
Control Activities

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Legal Notices
FnoFosALs 20 80 &c

Ne Net.er Is esrtv NSer
thNt srahc1 proposals m4N b. ~
erseea A1g4st IS 1874 s. 81 A ~
- the 5aekssu Counw Saaal
bosFA gx tie pasxaANe a ea<
nsw 81 r. all Stees <hasas bas
hNdy, s2Eae a. h. delivered No
paNcagualA Mi&stxxipps
Ne Z TN Schesei boaHa 0il
also eonSide4 proposals 10 ~n -
Ire highest bidder fnf cnks sN0
u r. scheei b1s naaes moss In
use q "a esussaer trading either
une 81 both e these bakek
Cashiers check Ct certified
check VA The anauaant a. So q
must accumpany each BID and
each bid 81 b. torsettcd Il the pro
paseF does not carry est his
agreement Il awarded ire eun
tract
TIE right Is reserved b seSus
any and ali bidN
A r. MEGEHEE
Chairman
r 4 JOHNSON.
Secretary
jackson County School Board
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tire right To adept uN p
wTitten IN words * . xNet ue
proposal
TIE 0@neF reserves the FRht
10 reject any ~ ali bss ard g.
waive fognaztlstes
Plans ard specifications may ~
examined MftiAut charge sn tfqf
aftice 0f thr Architects ard ~
Csnasf3 and may - pgpsfkfea
lfasn Hedrsek 4 Lnfisieys SiS
southern Standard Bldg. Hous
iun Texas or Donald ] S4muaona
paacagoala. Miss upun . deposit
81 Siam Is 3 guarantee ~ ths
safe return of the plans and Sc
rsflcsflon8 The full AfgsEuni Of THIS
deposit viii ~ returned e. eaeh
bidder immediately ufan TIRE nr
turn 81 the plans and kPeelflca
.tiuak ~ good condition No -
fund on cantrars documents ard
plans returned later than 10 nasa
after flse award 81 cuunset wili ha
made obligatory Additional sets
nf nlans And specifications may
te procured from the above uuan
a deposit Of SIC eseb u o gusfan
Ire uf their safe return within
10 DAYS from she date ~ ofsu
ing bids in which expnt s. %
lsmotluf Of deposit less actual
cost - FcuFntueiionf Of the aepos
il WIli he returned
Ne hld MAY ~ withdrawn after
the schedule closing time for ~
ceips % bids for ~ least thlfiy
go dayN
SIGNED
W r. CuLLEY. President
Board ~ Trustees pasraeuula
Rafsl Separate School Dist
pascaEuulA Miss
81. -. 8 II 6 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Instructions On
Tuck Upkeep
To Be Issued

Ready fof distribution IN ihe
near tutufc wi1 - 3 l9 page
booklet on ne conservation II
the country ttucka prepared ~
it.e Vehicle Maintenance Seetiaa
Division ~ Motor Transport q ths
Offlee 81 Defense Transportation
The essential details ~ h pIae
teal preventive maintenance pro
gram which II followed. wIll
keep EN- rolling on the road Il
Victory Is outlined In the
pamphlet 4 letter from presl
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Stale College
Representatives
Here Monday

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tens5ent a KdaNatsaa. HaaaNuUia
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

Letters q administration haV
ne been tissz DAY ISSUED hK the
ghaneefy Court ~ jackson Cosan
a. MISSISSIPPI. to Tire undersigned
urzsa ne ESTATE 81 Mr. Ao@ ny
lander. notice Is hefehF given e
all persons having claims aaAtfssf
SAID estate tn present TIE same 81
the Clerk IT tire IhAncFfE Court
~ jackson County. Mississippi
Tor probate registration ara II
los anee within 8 manthk fHaaHl
this datr. Of slid claims vii h'
forever bagfsd
THIS sisf DAY ~ july, 1912
] S ABBEY, Administrator
TkIA 81. S -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
ORDINANCE la.lsS1

NOTICE or PROPOSED
CHANCE AND AMENDMENT
TO ORDNANCE no. i1-ls5s-
As AMENDED BY onDI.
NANCEs Ne. s-ts4i and Ne,
Is-Isti tzoNtKc oHDI.
NANCE
To THE CITIZENS or PAS
CAGOULA MISSISSIPPI AND
ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST
Eotrr Is hereby given that At
the regular meeting Of the Board
Of Mayor and Couneilmen 81 the
City OF PaScagouia, MisxssSlppt.
held on Saturday. july ~. 1871
there was introduced filed and
approved Ordinance No. II ia4z
which Ordinance. II adopted. and
made effective. will create 4 new
Industrial District IN the City Of
pascaKoula. Mississippi. which
ssid Industrial District viii com
prise the territory emhrsccd with
In the boundaries q Block 1 2
Ct the international Shiphuilding
Company Subdivision IN the City
Of Pasczgouia. Mississippi. all as
shown b. the said Ordinance
which IL on file with the Clerk
81 the City Of PaSeagouls. Ms
kixxlppi and subject 70 inspection
b. any citizen or other party IN
interesL 81 reasonable hours
Notice Is hereby given that on
Saturday. August 8. 1912. 81 1000
A n, Central War Time, 8 pub
M hearing VIII be held As thc
Ctty Hail IN the City ~ Pa0ea
Foula. Mississippi. By the Board 81
Mayor and Councllmen of said
City in relation to the change and
amendment 70 the present Zoning
Ordinance. which wiII be accom-
plixhed BY the above numbered
am9ndatorY Ordinance introduced
at this meeting, and II Whfeli
meeting all citizens and parties
in interest shall have an uppor
tunity 10 be heard on said matter.
This notice IS given IN puTSn-
ance Of . resolution adopted ~
ahe Board If Mayor and Conucil
men st q meeting Of said Board
held on Saturday. July IA. 1919
as same appears from the min
ute OF SAID meeting
Witness our hands. this the 10Th
day Of July. 1912
(SEAL)
WALTER r GUILEY
Mayor.
ATTEST:
S II FREDERIC.
Clerk
q. TIA. 7 d. 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

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LEGAL NOTICE

NOT RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted 81 anyone but myself
ROY a KINNEY.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

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EoTIcE 70

Sealed proposals addressed q
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

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trucks IN nsis efasrls1 sFe ) sisI
asaxl n the ass r0s slsh -
miaa fenfv4nt i ppaesfHi sfm
transport @s aAa mi hsvs auf ~
he iast NNf
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nssaos trucks are naM - at
mteplaeeahss teanaaa40 MnF
manufacturer nsuss
entire efforts Is building miili#a
vehicles nnit uii1a naat fHFH
fFtun making a~alunastss nsaq
sis la producing aaaA sAeIt ani
other uQulpsnent ma - 1
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-21
TEAMS
READY

Final preparations for the open
ing of the B softball league Mon
day night were made Wednesday
night when representatives of the
eight teams met at the Coca Cola
plant to hash out last minute bus
mess.
The first game between the I'M
perial Irrigation District shop and
office teams is scheduled to start
by o'clock Monday in city stadium
under the arc lights.
Although the league was Sche-
duled to get started last week, the
first game was moved back week
to avoid conflicting dates for men,
bers of several teams who had de-
Tense meetings on the nights they
were supposed to play.
No metal spikes was the decision
of the team managers who met
with Manager Max SoneS, who will
guide the destinieS of the loop this
season. Tennis shoes will be the
regulation apparel for the soft
ballers feet although rubber spikes
will be permitted.
Entrance of Manuel Ortiz Ali
Star team and q PoSt-PreSS aggre-
gate were approved by the group
Wednesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-21

was presented a gavel by the retir-
ing executive boards
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-21

Creepy Crespi's fly to center
The Dodgers defeat trimmed their
league lead to six games over the
Boston Braves and to six and a
half games over the Cardinals, who
have now run off four straight.
The Yankees made sure of their
American League lead by cooling off
the White SoX, Al, and swapping
Chicago'S seven game winning
streak. Marius Russo held the
White SoX to seven hits but john
NJ Murphy helped him out in the
ninth when he tired. Joe Gordon
blasted two homerS for the Yanks.
After spotting the Tigers three
runs the Athletics rallied to beat
Detroit, SIS. and snapped a six
game losing streak. Lou Blair's
ninth inning triple was the decid-
ing punch. Luman Harris allowed
only two hits in 7 % innings of
relief pitching to get the victory
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-21
Barn eS
Storn1ing
by RAY BARNES

teams for a while, there appears
now to be an over abundance of
them who would have liked to play.
A team from Heber and two Mex
icali groups decided that they
would have liked to come in but
were just a little too late in get
ting in their bids.
The Girls Athletic association
said goodbye to their 194l-42 Of
ficerS Wednesday night and diff
ferent from usual there was not a
single damp handkerchief
The Central lassies are one of
the most active sports groups in
Imperial Valley. The members strive
just as hard if not harder to earn
letters and other awards as the
boys do in their competitive sports.
In that lies the difference between
the boys and girls athletic pro-
gram-the girls do not compete
against other schools in athletic
programs. Instead they try for
points" by doing q certain athletic
activity we'll such as making a
high percentage of free throws
with a basketball.
When the girls make 500 points
they earn a shield; when they earn
1000 points they can have a letter,
and when they total 1900 points
they are entitled to q pin.
But a very few pins are awarded
to members and it usually takes
four gears for them to get one.
That's a mighty long time.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-21

past the Dodgers so fast it look
ed like an aspirin tablet His bat
tery-mate and brother, Walker,
hit a line drive triple and scored
the only run in the Cardinals 10
triumph over the league-l leaders.
Beaten twice already this season
by 10, Cooper made sure he did
not lose again by that score b.
holding the Dodgers absolutely
helpless.
He gave up two singles-one to
MedWick and one to Herman-and
only four men reached first None
got any farther. He walked one
man and the other got there on a
fielder'S choice.
Cooper'S mound rival was Whit
Watt, who pitched we'll enough to
win almost any game. He gave up
four hits but one was Walker Coop
er's blazing triple to the exit gate
in center field. Cooper scored on
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-21
COOPERS COOL BUNS

The st. Louis Browns beat Wash
ington, l0-1, in a night game at
st. Louis last night before 4,617. Al
HollingSworth held the Senators to
six hits. Roy Cullenbine hit a
homer off Wynn with two mates
on in the third to break a scoreless
deadlock.
A walk to Paul Waner with the
bases loaded in the tenth enabled
the Braves to trim the Pirates, 4-3,
and remain in second place in the
National League.
Cincinnati pounded out Ia hits to
beat the pills. 1913. as Ray Starr
Won No. Rookie Roy Lamanno hit
homer with the bases loaded
Lou NoVikoff's single in the
seventh with the score tied SO,
enabled the Cubs to come from be-
hind and beat the Giants, 6-3.
Claude Passeau helped win his own
game with a homer with one on.