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U. $. TROOP TRAINS

The close proximity of Bizerte to Italy was one reason why the British never were able to stop supplies from crossing the Mediterranean to Rommel. Even though Bizerte was French and neutral, the Italians used it for food supplies, and prob ably for other things. Ships could leave Sicily at night and be unload ed by the next morning. Later, when Rommel pushed on into Egypt, Bi- zerte was too far away to serve as base, and supplies had to be shipped the long, hard way from Crete. This was one reason for Rommels fall. His gasoline tankers were sunk by the British.
 Because Italy is so close to Bi- zerte,. U. s. troops probably will approach it by the desert railroad which winds along the coast from Algiers. This rail line will be dyn- amited and it's tracks torn up, but even so, it should be safer than subjeeting fleet to heavy Axis bombing raids from Sardinia or Sicily
 While U. s. troops race with Rommel to get to Bizerte first, an- other race is occurring in Europe Hitler,s rush to send endorsements into Italy before American-B British forces can hop across the narrow channel to Italy.
 Though Southern Italy is an ar senal of supplies and German troops, American bombing raids from Bizerte should be able to do very effective job of softening up. And after that it is hoped that the best ally of the United States will be the Italian themselves, who now realize all too wildly that a victory for Hitler will be no victory for Italy.
 NOTE: The Bey of Tunis, it's ruler under the French, is reported to be ready to get on either the American or German bandwagon, according to whoever gets there first. Meanwhile there are more Italians resident in Tunis than Frenchmen, though they are no military problem
 CHRISTMAS TRAVEL
 At.
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Daily lessons in English v. V L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: say, you you
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Salary. sal-ai econd sylables, not ar.
 OFTEN MISSPELLED: of God) Angle Ga 
 SYNONYMS Banter badinage satire raie ridicule mockery, derision.
 a three times and is Let Todys word disposed hopeful anticipating of success"
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LOOK and LEARN Sy c. GORDON

both the North South Poles?
 What was the cry during Il 8 Which are the two largest the world? Paradise Lost? is he life of the hair persons head?
  Richard E Byrd. Alamo!" 8. Galveston, Texas and New Orleans La A. Milton 1608-74. g.. less
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ITUDLKV EIIuULIlL ROBERTA LEE

O When taking by a necessary say you?
 exactly Fuller "As the of tempered flexible the their behavior popular church wedding.
 
 O May woman invite guest bridge party rbeenir the other must make the
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PUNK WHISTLE

NEW YORK. - A shrill whistle sounded and midtown Eighth Ave- nue traffic screeched to a stop.
 A second blast from the whistle sent cars favored by green light ahead A third sent the entire scene into a wild tangle
 In the midst of it all was found a three-year-o boy who had found a whistle.
 The tot. who didn't know his name, told policemen he wished to become one of them. He did, while officers searched for his guardians
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War and Work
Cincinnati Enauirerl

Cincinnati Enquirer
 Why this strict and most obseIvant watch, And why such daily cast of brazen cannon? Why such impress of shipwrights, whose sore
 task
 Does not divide the Sunday from the week; What might be toward that this sweaty haste Doth make the night joint laborer with the day?
 These were the questions Horato, the scholar, asked when he to Denmark at the behest of his friend Prince Hamlet The answer, of course, was that Denmark, threatened with war and un- ready preparing for it. And it was keeping a strict and most obseryant watch, which apparently we failed to do at Pearl Harbor
 The Republic of Venice more foresighted In it's great arsenal which still stands and is one of the tourist sights, it carried for five-yeaf war Its galleys always prepared for instant action Venice lived in fear of the Turks and took no chances
 We, too for the past 10 years should have known Japan was waiting for the time to attack But it is easy to be wise after the event Yet it is amazing the dream so long entertained, that the vast width of both the Atlantic and Pacific gave us immunity. Now, like Denmark, are forced to make the night joint laborer with the day and to work with such feverish haste cannot pause to divide the Sunday from the week
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Martha Society to
 Have Bazaar, Tea
 All Day Tomorrow

Beginning at 10 am. tomorrow the Martha Society, under the di- rection of Mrs. Walter P. Scott sewing chairman, will sell hand made articles ranging from dish towels to ,footstools and cookie jars.
 The occasion is the annual Ba- zaar and tea of the Society, and it will be held in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church parlors. The ladies expect that many Ju- neau residents will take this early opportunity to do Christmas shop ping.
 During the tea. held from 2 pm. to $ pm, Mrs. Walter Heisel will sing several numbers. Joann Wolfe will play some piano selections.
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JUST PRACTICE

KANSAS CITY. = A group of Kansas City bank executives took their dogs out for a practice sniff The dogs went on point. Up went a covey of quail.
 One flew straight at Robert l. Dominick, gunless like the others. He threw up protecting hand and caught the bird.
 But he had to turn it loose. It was closed season on quail.
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only by a common desire for conquest and plunder, discrimination and slavery of the human by the state Even in victory over the United Nations, one limb of the Axis cannot live with the other two, and is bound to destroy the others
 On the other hand, what does side want? We believe that it is not territory slaves slaughter we after Rather it is the goal of maintaining world in which the human can be free, and that is stronger bond than totalitaranism
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AFRICANA

Frenchmen listening to Roosevelt's S broadcast to the French people in the French language wondered who wrote the speech. They said it con tained grammatical errors and sounded like schoolboy composition. Roosevelt's accent, however, was.
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doctor says green is the most soothing color. We'll receiving greenbacks made anybody angry.
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of Sardinia. To either one it is only about 100 miles, or thirty minutes flight in a bomber.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

NOVEMBER 19 Dr. M. J. Whittier Mary Sperling Katherine Varness Lavenia Sibley Fred Soderlund William G. Honold H. M. Porter
 Stanley Nevins Lawrence Tucker Mrs. F. M. Davidson Maynard Peterson
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Some college students spend their time burning midnight oil-others spend it on another flame.
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Lot of folks are discovering that good disposi- ton is match for bad early-winter cold
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Washington Merry Go-Round

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BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
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CHRISTMAS TRAVEL The railroads have been nego-
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Empire ClassiAeds rayt p'a
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Standard Course In
First Aid Completed
by Class of Nineteen

A class OF nineteen w~elI-knUwn
Mos Point and pnscagonla people
completed their studies In the STAN
aard COURSE Of ftrst-aid conducted b
the Jackson County Chapter Of the
Red Crusa. and a report Of tneiE
having passed the final tests has
been sent 10 Washington by arthur
v smith. county chairman for the
Rcd ,CroaN The insttuctua for
this ekask was Calvin tt Bold
ing OF pascaeO1la. vine Is one Of the
chapters instructors.
Class periods we're begun Decem-
Der II and we're concluded On Feb
ruary 5 Ten periods Of two hours
each were held With thirty-flxe en-
rolled, but only nineteen completed
tie course and took the final test
Those % whom certificates VIII be
awarded are Mesdames W ~. Bar
Der q. A. BerReron. Curtis Graham.
Glars p Levy. L. X Mcintosh. Dione
PeterzeIl, Y. A Torres. r L. Walton.
Barton West. Manuella Taylor
Misses Theresa Cissna. HeiuIse De-
Lamutte. HiIda CHI, Nancy Huff
man. WAUGH Smith. Helen walker.
Anita Williams. and Mr. John n,
McNeal
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MRS SWAN ANNOUNCES
ARRIVAL on MATERIAL
FOR RED CROSS UNITS

AfEs Sydney Swan, dissemination
chairman for the jackson County
Chapter 0I the American Red Gross.
announces the arrival Of new ma
terial which viii be divided among
the various serving and knitting
units noe funetioning throughout
tlle county.
For the past ten dayH a. more
sewing and allied activities have
been slowed up because nf R1k OF
material. though the Lnnderx and
the Clayton units have taken ad-
vantage Of the delay BY making
baby qulls out OF scraps left from
the making OF outing gowns and
other garments Of like goods. Also.
Mrs Swan reports that the unit OF
which she Is leader utilized he
time OF waiting by making a large
Guilt IA Of pieces left IRON tne
cutting out of woolen gaFmenS.
The knitting unit that meets on
N mezxarlne floor OF the Virgins
drug store on Tuesdays and Thurs
DAYS i showing real progress III the
t~ashlonine Of sweaters This unit Is
under The direction OF Airs Rudalph
Freilsen and is open 10 anyone VINO
may Be interested Ia this form Of
Red Cross A0rk. For those who do
net knov hoW TO knit there are
able instructors on hand at each
meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20
P~ascagOula Asks
Bids On Water Works
c Project

The City Of pascagoula viii e
eeiye bids on March 3. for the con-
s~tructlon Of extensions and improve
ments 10 ire city waterworkS dis
uibutlon system. Bids viii be opened
a the city han at 10 O'Clock IN the
morning.
The project calls for the laying Of
approximately 22000 linear feet Of
r cast iron water mains OF four
and six-incn diameter. taxing up
and relayine some 1900 linear feet
ui 4-inch water mains and also APP
pvoximately 200 linear feet Of =
inch water lines
The work also includes the furnish
ing and installing various aceessor-
les such a. valves. fire-hydrants
and service lines and the installa-
Hon OF two water treatment units
Bidders have been advised that
the present prospect Is that the
Federal Works Agency viii secure
priority ratings for construction ma
terials covering the entire project.
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Draft Deferment
Requests Must 60
To Local Boards

Brigacier General Thomas !
Graysou. State Director OF SeIeetipe
Service. said today ulat requests
for postn0nemen Of induction b
those ~selectaes vino have been order
ed for duty with the armed forces
should be made 70 local boards In
eases OF death o. extreme emergency
to a person In the re~gistranf'S i'm
mediate family. serious illness Of
the registr&nt. 81 other extreme
emergency beyond the r~egistrautis
control the local board may post
pone inducti0u for q period not 70
exceed sixty DAYS.
Since the local boards are bet
ter acquainted With local conditions
ss1rroursdiHg these requests. I ar
going 20 recommend that in the
fuIre the question Of postponemeni
be left in their hands" Directo.
0raySon said = feel that the locsl
board members are IL position &
study these cases much better thar
they can be Investigated Ia the state
office ana for that reason. ths
question Of whether or not induction
/ orders snail b. postponed la emery
ency cases viii rest with them
~Registrants desiring postpone.
ment for dire emergencies are re.
auested 70 take tins matter un vii
their local boards and not appeal 4
the State Director, General Gray.
son said ! feel that this will sim
pity the situation and prevent in.
terruption IN the orderly procedurl
and operation Of the local boards
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Sobriety Necessary
To Defense Health
Officer Points Out
One out 81 Fise Fafai AHfs Aetd
aenfs IN IssI Casssa b. Tse
Mnrh DFtnking

Onr u every ftvr fatal ezct8euss
n 1881 1neasyra 4 dssyes os pedT
81 whu had h<en crnklnR Mis-
Wsnnie Buckeh Glrartog as Naruosic
Eauc&tion uIth the STATE Dep&rt-
ks1ent % E1seAtfau, decfsfrd tus3a9
b. a Health fw vlctoFg sert@ Of
statements eia9 rrieaseG b TIE
state BEARD q Health
cmIiing soaFaeky essential m c.
tense. Miss Baekels declared @leo-
hn 70 b. a rarcgsie drug. the py-
Geological effect 81 which Is e
reduce human efficiency II ae-
pfeases The nersoas SYSTEM sbe
stated. ineuetftz sleep not eieTz-
ness II lowers the productive ca
paeitT Of the nation and Inc mental
and physical fitness 81 the ma
taorN defen0er
Revealing significant historical oo-
serVatioss On aae Importance ot 90
bFieEy 10 defexise. Mis- Baekeis
pointed out
The Ansyrsans we're IN an 81
l.seht Fevel ana not ON the alert.
IT. 607 b c. when the MedeS cap
tured Ninevmh.
The SaxnHs spent the Might II
GrtnkinE ard Rere nos on the alert
~ the Battle Of HASTINGS in 1864
wisen they met the NOrmanx
The He<xiank Nere not an TIE
alert at Trenton on Christmas Eve
l77s bat were eslehFating when
toe Continental Army surprised
tlsenA
The French army vas not ~on the
alert" but tad been wsnearinkins
f. idleness when the fan came In
Jane. 1910.
The present crisis requires the ut
most Of ability. effort economy. anc
sacrifice Of un-essentialS accordiuf
to Miss Buckles vino declares thai
q the long list Of uon-esseutials ths
Use OF alcohol stands first.
"A consciousness Is essential xhl
declared. of the real Relationship
Of alcohol 70 problems OF adeauat.
health protection and 10 persona
aid national efficiency.
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KRE0LE NEWS
~
MISS MAZDA HAARALA
Phone a1f2


Nj. and Mrs W. " Ruble had al
their overnight guest Thursday.
Bafnham Lynd Of Panama city.
Pa who "a en- route 70 his hume
irum spfinghill. La
-
Mr1 arthur LAxslter Of Baairop.
la has returned 10 her heme after
having spent seseFal days here vis-
ifiug fflerud1.
Newcomers to Kreole are Mr. and
Mrs l. ". Fairicy. formerly nl
Mos Point. Tlaey are nox residents
Of Kfe0ic.
Mrs Phillip CUNNINGHAM pas a
business visitor IN AfoAlle. Saturday.
g.
Mrs. Edward Gibson ard daugh-
Ter. Jean Of Mobile visited Mr.. and
Mr. Eugene Wells, Sunday,
Mesdames cleye Mizelle and YER
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

A study OF kan aet-up Ia tire Va
riofa legislature o. tse Unate1
States reveal saHie very ~iuseTesuus
statistics The largest state Legs
lsttse body rs ire uniied States Is
that ~ Ncw Hampshire coEnpoeed %
4e7 membess. "a senators and AZ
representatives The smallest ieglA
iative BODY 4 Nebraska composed Of
only q meEnhexA Nebraska Is the
unly STATE Nnere use ueRisiatife hodS
IS unicameral-thag 4. composed d
only 0ur DOuys and not niFided INTO
senators ana Representatives Mis-
siAzfppl rank i4ih from the op II
the number of representatives ard
aenaorx The legislatures esa0sn inn
fnGh from the top til THE number Of
states convene bAeunialig. sdzne
however. meet annually The regular
session 81 most states Is limited "a
a. duration. most Of Them are lin
tied 10 e dayx
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uhsrs re- Al oosnsna salfss Is
~
Little Tnufsa1n CErlffakh e. CRAM
ray Ala visited nis aunt Aflo
AunN Session during tlze seek END
Mrs. oearRs Hi1amplns ana Sis
Aifrsoa o'clAa moloFsd V Neu Or
lsans Monday
ar aa1 Mf2 o q alaastla sgsns
ne week end n Hamsas HpsaaRs
&c.
ar ard Mm Elmer Rwsszsr 81
Kfsole auxaoslnee the blrfh q =
daughter born Prlday Fpb :. peleh-
ina & pounds Both mnsnsg and
daughter are reported doing nlselg
The habg has been named Hsloa
isseu
Mn Prank Hammond mastered b.
Lucsaaie Miss Sunday maaefe sae
met her nlgtsf. Mr. McCAuehn Of
Richmond. Miss. who Il fb0w visiting
~ heY hosaf.
80
Rev ard Mrs A. v. Faexaxa and
daughter 81 Laurel. Miss arrived
here Haturuas for . visit Of : lev
0ays u the hosne o. khe forrnern
mother. Mrs joe Fagsnra Friend
o. Rev M Raxgard wifl be Rlad
10 knou ulat he has meensea the
puSltiuu q pastor - the South IAu-
rel Baptlat Church
D.
David Shatsles 81 Perkfuston
Miss. h visiting In tlne h1zss q ais
brother. Q s shatties, ms week.
Mr and Mrs J ~ Jacka0n. Mr
Herman jackson. and Mr.. Herman
jackson spent last Friday b No
bile
Mrs Alberta Rouse ard daughter
Juanlta, were business visitors 70
Mobiie. Tuesday.
Mesiame2 Eugene Wells ana Ken
CantY visited Mrs Edward ellison
IA Mabiie. Thursday.
80
Amoflg the business visitnsa 20 kso-
Dsie Tuesday weFe Mra s q Mar
timex and Mis- Hazel Gibson.
u
hfr. and Mrs X G. McIeed spent
the week end Ia Leakezsilln. Mis-
with Tire formers relatives.
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Some Facts About
the schools

nv y w&nc2vrT. StNA& cApHE@
senders ~ Edncaeson9
Mhsslup b mfEer a. &ErNa-
sal state wa1a approximately 9
s seat 81 Is @p rural pro
aarAoa goals HARE Deer set sh&a
eaN far ere iaEgnsg agxt4rA
artson Ia she hfzg q N1t nation
gsars reefs wese FIRST set W tn
xpserst4F and b. Janu2ry Wey
MeFr fouEG % D. &os and have
pfen rtsass1 upward n al pAA-
blltg h@fcrs painting time. e VII
b Found again uat ulese goals are
sslH t~nsuffscEent % meet the needs
sf oar nasesn ard asi3S
egxscu5tgrx Is being &sked 20 pro-
ducs Quantities q peanuu and ss
hesns Tor ell uguauunn. cattle
10th bel ard datrt-nng1 ch1kef4
eees fruits yeTetaoses corn, has.
rasal stores lumber and practically
81 ether agricultural commodities
Every teacher should rrallae the
responsibility and opportunity alat
IS ht IN tina great program Many
teachers are sffessing tie import
ance ~ this Erezram IL The class
room and ia the public forums beans
Eebd in u1eir communities Some Of
TIE schools are running 3 slx-das
schedule il sraer that the stuaents
nsas cotnpleEe this years school work
b. the nme they viii be needed ON
the farm.
TIE vocational agriculture and
home ecoa1xsics teachers are carry
M on 4 very extensive educational
program on The farming practices
necessary to accomplish the goal 81
for agricultural production IN Mk-
sissippi Many farmers are now tax
ing advantage Of The school work
sh0EN - repair their machinery
Home economies teachers are en-
uEsasixing more than ever the im-
partance OF food preservation. bal
anced diets. and conserving rs pFu-
dent consumption.
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The ig42 CITY Directory for Jack
son. Mississippi. viii SHOW the eapl-
tai city 10 have q population OF TO-
1z2 rs against Fi.28s IN 1871. a net
gain ia M year Of 4037 people. OF
the total population Of the city Al
61S are white people and Z B29a are
colored. These figures are youched
for BY the jackson Chamber of Com
MERE
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BIGPOINT


Mrr Graz a NIcbfae uas = recesst
visitor h ~ lSsuN ~ NJ SOD Mr.
wlgsssrc uwksssn and other friend
Wy ana Mr. seth Cnx IS Heiaf1A
arr campfire IL . Railroad rax CO.
me sustrn whiis Mr.. Goa h helping
8 pat 81 sfe fai alaa gtlas uestae
3d.
M. sna Mrz calhoun catFer a.
Wade have sosd heir home ard have
moved here NEt htileir e~oa-insias
snd daughter Mr, and Mrs. Butch
Nelson
NJ and ID Eduey Geek of
Padarah Ky RrT visiting hi tire
home o. A. C8ok& otter. A1rx
George RobeFtson.
D.
ar and MIR Eagar Cob ard
chliaren q pS@casolia we're guests
sunday Of Alfx Coles parents Mri
ano Mr.. A l. Vincent
d.
MrA Seth Cox Is Spending Some
ume At the bedside uf her mother
Ms aF0Nne uf Escssawpa wl1o is
recovering from = spei if pueu-
mouia
Mrs Bryant 81 Laurel ana Miss
Baker o. Aerlrela we're guests pazt
Of last week iu tfn hogne 0f NJ. ard
MrE Pope.
3d.
Mrs. Herbert Vincent went 20
Pasoaguuia. Sunday moFnine
D.
latte Miss LOIS Cox al Helena
visited her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seth C1x- part 81 hast week
D.
Mr. and Mra Mathew Garter had
Tor their guests. Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs vlgRie Allen and little danah-
Ter of Anricosa
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Mrs. G. II Reeves. recently APP
pointed BY the Federation Of Won
ems Clubs n the state. MS chairman
Of the Conservation Tor Defense pro-
gram. has reported progress In her
work. She Is organizing a state
wide movement 20 Salvage for We
tory everything that can be used hg
the government and clubs Ia various
parts OF the state viii act as local
agencies ant much good viii be ae-
cnmplixled through the organized
club work.
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The legislature Is making suhStan-
slni progress toward adjournment
The House adopted . resolution lasf
Wednesday naming March 4th ~
tire day Of final adjournment, and
the Senate Eiu concur IN The reso-
luton IL Il zeemz pusathle to get
through b that date.
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First to land IN Cuba Ia 1895. one
battalion Of Marines held the naval
there against 5000 SpanlaFdS
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non Seaman spens Is. aonday IN
Mahsls
NJ Arse ars HARRY goAsfs ~
0fassa BaY. Ah. visited Mis- Afu1As
Session saturday
3d.
Hff6 SADIE Bsrris * Mo14ie. 3ho
has hexn ft1liine III the hene q
nsr daughter Mr. Louis Tpfzw fox
~Aexeral Nesn mas returned - her
some
NJ ane ksrk Braxion HoodY 81
Mahlls visited 10 tns horne q MF
and Mr. s & Marines sna family
during ne week end
49,
T. viii Be- os Interest to TN frisfads
81 lite Daflens DaifsB 70 kunN that
sne Is ABLE o. b. up ftpW after =
period q 70 days confsnea1ent O.
her ped
Mrs Raymond nslmaa spent
Monday IL Mobile or business
o
) u Harris Is spending tie week
la Clark La Nafh hts parents he
has been cslled into Army servioe
and Il 70 report during the week
End
DO
MF and Mfs X G Mcleod spers
ths wsrf end ia LAakeasllle. Miss
visiting relatives
d.
NJ and Mrx r. y Hines and
baby daughter of Mobile visited hi
TIE S T. Elder home. Sunday
evening
Mr. and Mrs Travis BroadtN
Neuf the Neek end 10 the home Of
he former parents. Rev. and Mrs
e J. Bnaadaa 81 ~Perkinalon. Miss
o.
Afr and Mrs 0uy Hefreid of Mo-
bile visited Mr. and Mrk Louis Tur-
raa Sunday
MHNW
Mesdames Tommy Benefited. Lee
Busos and Bob Roper spent the
week end IN Panama Cnx. Pa
with relatives. They weFe accom-
panied home hY Tommy Benefited
Nho motnred there Sunday 70 meet
tisem
Doe Clark waH q business visitor
IN Monile Monday
Miss Carolyn Parker spent the
week end IN Aerieola with her par
ents.
Mrs James uauiief Is to leave
Tuesday evening Tor baltimore. Md
where he will attend the graduation
exercises Of hts daughter. Mis- Mary
Agnes oautlef. at Johns Hopkins
Hospital IN Baltimore.
o.
Mr.. and Mr. ollie Duncan ~
tuFned Saturday evening from
Houston and Lafkin Texas. where
ttsey have bern for several weeka
-~z---
Ffum last week.
Mrs Louis fadnlef was recalled
70 tie bedside OF her sister Who Is
seriously II in Mes Orleans SIR
returned 70 New Orleans Monday.
90
Miss Carolyn Parker spent sun
day II her home IN AerienlA
49,
Owen Wells war removed 10 his
home from the jackson County Hos
pital. Sunday. after having had an
appendeetomy Wednesday.
-
Mr. and Mra Arthur Iassletr OF
Bastrop. IA are visiting friends IN
Kreole
e. Y. Carter OF Mobile visited
friends here last Saturday.
d.
Mrs nl0n Chance returned to her
home IN Mobile. Monday. after has
ing spent last week here with her
sisters. Mesaamcs J d Bel anc
weiteF Kosk4
%
Mrs Sadie Harris and Mrs Dur.
ward Dunn yer business visitor
TO Mobile. Monday.
D.
Rev and AIRS. Jewell Galmon am
family left Sunday evening aftel
s~efftces for BnRue ChItfo. Miss.
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Sunrise, Sunset and High
and Low Tide
Port of PascagouIa

Tine ab0sf tmes are Estimated q
Standard Time To get Daylight say
ms Time add one hour.