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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19

Smeia 40.

es oiene allen Mitslie6ern our &c.
fdaBen Nadridt, oab nGdite Ber.
fammlung am 4. Vadr3, Z llbr abenSs
abgebalten spiro. 8itte fommt oies.
NAL aIe tpeiI am gadmittog lm 9
l1br cine grobe 2artenpartie uno an.
oere Spiele pom 3iueis beranItaltet
tperoen. Gin aomitee beitebeno aus
ben >Sdipeitern: Sarn 1nbi6, Bor,
fteberin, anna 8elner, 9bereia Men.
bel emma @etri. anna Did. Mario
Hetri, anna Hru5in, un6 sdtpeiter
8dtbarine DianoD bringt einen ido.
men &auptpreis; anoere Nreiie brin.
gen SGaueiter agnes aelIinger, anna
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19

Der &irAen dior

Der &onterus @emeinoe bat iid ent.
idloiien cine neue elettrii9e &am.
mono Srgel fir bic Stride, our gbre
8ottes, 5u initallierep.
Die Srsel, Die mir iett baben, lit
78 Sabre alt itno bra,lft INNER Me.
paratur. @ir tpoIlen sic ~,eue Srgel
initaaiert baben Dor Oitern. Inn
oiefes 5u poqbringen miro Der Sir.
hendor 2onaerte linb Iamilien.
abenoe beranitnlten. Bir mohten BIT.
ten INN Die MitbiIfe bon allen. SIN
boraus 6ai1ft beralih 6afiir.
Das @omitee.
- @itte Ieien Sic biz Nnseiaen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19

Gs oiene alien Seftionen sur
acnntnis, oab oas &opfselo fir oas
Sabr 1912 fduig lit an SEN SefretGr
eln5ulenoen, lno atpar 35 Gents per
Wfitglieo per Ssabr. Sded ooer
@onep Sroer miiiien ieood auf oen
Namen l,nieres lsubabmeiiters @m.
NnSrae, Grie, Ea., aussemadt per,
Den. seftion 3 bon Setroit, Mid..
bat als eritc Seftion in oieiem Sab.
re bereits bas &opfeelo einpeIanot.
0anfe Sdtueiter &eaner fir ibrc
Tlnflidfeit. Gin oringenSer Mppeu
ersebt aud 5uslcid an sic i6umieen
Seftionen, ipel6e bis iett unterlaIien
baben, Sen Manen uno sloreIie ibres
Frdlioenten unb Sefrct1r fir oen
Tereinsfalenoer eins,ienben. Sieles
ihnellltens nadsuboIen, lit bon gro.
Der @idtigfeit.
sd berbleibe nit ,SGngergruB
Sbr M. 6. isrieienbengit,
@unoessSefretGr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19

/
rettet 81 baben ibien.
Ser Stier itiirate iid auf bas
Hfero uno ipiebte es auf. uno feline
@ut idien iid, nabbem er bieles I'M.
iduloige Sier aet0tet bate, rur nod
81 lteigern; ibnaubeno raite er Die
Strobe auf lnb ab. Sn5piiden tpar
sic &oli5ei alarniert. poroen, l1rb
elm 2aitfraftpagen NIT mebreren
Sd)utleuten bog in Sic StraBe elm.
9ie Golisiiten iprangen auf sen
6abrSamln entfaltcten Elm riciiges
2aiio uno tparfen es na6 6em Stier.
Sic batten ipenig grfolg. &einen,
bon ibnen gelang es, bas Sier aui
@audotpeiie eina,,fansen, bafiir ern.
teten iie 5lnabit anfeuernoe 3uruie,
unb, bel ibrem MiBerfole, @elGbter
uno Spottreoen Ser sln1pobner, o:c
iid natiirlid in Sen 1seniter1t unb aui
ibren 8alfonen seigten uno, bon iGs
rem ii6eren geobadtllngspoiten nus,
oie fr,ldtloien 8emiib,lngen ser Sit
ter bes @eietes berfolgten.
S6lieblid) bIieb aub Sen Yolisis
item nihts anberes iibrig, uls iib aui
ibren Saitipagen sll retten, oa lie, 10.
lanee iie iib aui ser strabe befan-
Sen, Dor bem tpiitenocn Sier ielbit
niht iiher tparen.
Nun aber eridieu sic Rettung in
Ser @eitalt bes ssrancisco 9fubic.
Oieier Mann bctpies, bab es auh inn
beutiaen 8uenos slires nad mabre
Nadfommen Ser @al,dos eibt. Sbne
Waffe, at SUB, nGberte CT iih Dem
Waaen ser Shublei,te uno forocrtc
iie auf, linn bas 2aiio ai leiben, ~ben
er ipiiie oamit ,lm5ugeben". Gr err
bielt es iofort, legte es in allcr &ube
sureht, iftpang es funitgcredt iiber
ieinem Saupt, mari es gegcn Sen
Sticr = l,nb fling i'm, uuter rnge.
beurem Suhel ser Irtpobncr lnb ser
ShuBleute ielber, bein eriten @urfe
elm. &aid 5og er Damn sic S6linge
felt 5,iammen, iprang auf Sen Gait
tpaaen, EieR i'm in @etpegung ietcn,
unb ihleifte auf SieIe @eiie = 10 mic
Sic 8auf)os es friibcr madten, tpenn
tic 5u Gferoe parcn - Sen Stier 10
lansc binter iih Der, bis sic @ilobeit
Ses Sieres gebro6en mar uno es i'm
9feroeItaa Ser nGditcn Yolisciitc,
tion iider untergebradt ,peroen
fonntc.
Ser Wut unS Sic ssertiefeit oes
5rancisco &ubio I'M 2aiioiperfen iino
bon Ser aansen argentiniihen Hreiie
gebiibreno gefeiert lporbcn = gan3
beion6ers aber tparen ibm sic g(n.
tpobner iener StraBe in Shores oanf.
bar, in Ser iih oie @eididte ereis-
net bat; Sen trob Ses fleinen luitigen
3piibenipieles, tpGbrenb Ser nergeb-
lihen 8emiibuneen ser Yolisei, sen
Stier NIT Dem 2aiio ein5ufangen,
tuar ben meiiten BON ibnen BEL Dem
8eoanfen, mas geideben m0ee, tpenn
bie 8dn6i9llng oes Sieres nidt &C.
linaen ioute, feinestpeas febr tpobl
5um,,te.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19
Nas Gutp>oN City, IA.
Haihina.

alen Mitalieoern Ser 3tpeiee 45
llno 80 rno sSuaenoflllb ioapie Oeren
5reunoen oiene sur Nadrid)t, oaB sic
Jaid,ing am 21. Gebruar inn Sah.
ienbeim itattfinSet. Gin riibriges
&omitee miro alles aufs bette porbe.
reiten, 10 oab mir cine 5aihins er.
leben tperoen tpie in ser aIten Sci,
mat. Sfeieruiert elf) oieien Gag. Mud'
al,sspartise 8dite itno in Guluooo
Gitp itets pillfommen. gs laoet BERG.
Iih Elm Sas &omitee.
per Sts Melser, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19
2iueia 26.

balt ieine regelmabiee Geriammluna
am 1. Mars, 8 ltbr nodmittass, i'm
Sadienbeim ab. Mae MitgIieoer fins
eebeten iif an ser @eriammlung su
beteilisen. griioer, fonrmt alIe unS
belft euren @eamten, unterItiibt iie in
&at uno 9at gum @cM uno 8elten
bes @ereins. A. S. 8inoer, Sefr,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19

ieinen Sarg. @enning tpar Elm Mit.
glieo bon Ser ct. Sogannes Stride.
Die er aud, Ofters beiudte.
gr. 8ennins tpar Elm MiteIie6 bes
3tpeig 12 uno oes Central Gerban,
oes uno iiberaa tiidtis tGtie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19

"0ie io5iale Stellung Der MaIer
lit nur oaourd au beiiern, 6aB ,n0g.
lidIt piele aiinitler moslidit biele
quite 8il6er malen. Maes anSere 1T
ltnfinn!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19

Stnb Sic nnb Sbre anseb5risem
9itglieb i'm 0rantynpereim unb
Central 8erbanb? @enn nid5t, iett
1T bic Seit beisutreten. Tim senaucre
Snfprmatipn rnien Sic ben 2ufaI=
pertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19

Sino Sic unb Sbre ansebSrisen
0titSIicb i'm &rantrnperein nnb
Central 8erbanb? @enn niht, jett
1T bic 3eit beisutreten. Inn genauere
SnfDrmatipn ruien Sic ben oofal,
bertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19
2l,as IT. Ee,ais, 11tiiie,.ri
Siueig Is.

Die nad,lte @eriammlung 6es
3peig Is finoet am Sonntag, oen
1. Mars. 3 l1br nadmittass, i'm ct.
Souls Saus itatt. aae MitsIieoer
meroen aui innigite eriudt 10 5abl-
reid 5u erideinen spie m0glidit, Sa
iie ibre areoitideine erbalten tper-
ben. auBeroem iino aud an6ere MIDI
tiee 8eiddfte 6ie erle6igt tperoen
miiHen. sSrib @ei6boas, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19

sinb sie unb SIRE ansebSrisen
NRit8lteb int Qrantcnberein unb
Central 8erbanb? @enn mi&t. lett
1T bic Seit beisntreten. ttm senamere
Snformatisn rnfen sie BEN 2stal.
bertreter at.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19
2l,,$ ,1c,p l1ere, Il. y.
3tueia Al.

Sie am Sonntag Sen 1. 5ebruar,
abgebaltene Ger'anlmll,ng mar gut
beiudt. S6lpeiter Seiler lpuroe in
uiriern @erein lno Central GerbanS
aufgenommen.@ir boffen, bab S6sp.
Seller iiG reselmaBie an uniern
Terlammlungen beteiligt. Nad)
SdIub Ser GeriammIuns ging es
5ur 5aidima iiber, ein aebr elltes
MbenSeiien lpuroe ierpiert. 8elten
0anf ben &odinnen, lie batten alIes
al,fs bette porbereitet. GrGi. Sderer
bielt cine fllr5e slniprade, oarauf
foLgten id)one 2ieoer non Sem Sc,
ianguerein Sarmpnie pcn Song So
LAMB; Damn purb getanst bis ipdt in
Sic Naht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19

Gs hiene allen @riibern unS Shtpe-
ltern our Nafrid)t, oab sic reael-
mabige @eriamnll,lng i'm Gereins-
lotal 516 Sit 81. Str, am 1. WGr;,
3 rlbr nadmittaes, ltattfinHet.
Gommt ale uno madt euf gut
Itebeno i'm Gerein uno inn Central
Terbano. Serae6t nidbt, ser Central
Gerbano bot nieSer sic 9ipioenoen-
id'eds ge'didt. 9ladJ Ser Geriamm-
lung miro es ipiebcr aaiiee unb G1,-
den gebcn.
&atb. Seiler, Grot. +Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19

Shneioer, Maria SiieeI, Cara Oa.
bis. Gliaabetb tseelenhef, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19
1lus Salient, Okto
3tueia 10.

6eebrt iih bierm., befannt su ma.
den, bab sic
SaQenipartitelle
ipspie sic
VermnlfrrifeIIr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19
Ams titles, Otie
Grauernahriht

Mm Oonnerstagmoreen, 30. San
5 ubr, Itarb 8rnoer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-19

: Witte Ieien Sic biz anseieen
Evening star., 1942-02-27

Lily Of the VoIIey Whole String Beans. No.
z for Sl.lo
fOunO pOCkO9e
Roberts g Ooke Thoroughly Cooked Ham.
Whole string end, pound, 4oe; butf
end, pound d---------- 4ze
lvin's Butter Cookies. 4 ounces--1se
WINS Wheotheorts. Is ounces
Evening star., 1942-02-27
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
10" II" F 6 STREETS PHONE DISTRICT $500
Store Hours, $50 AN. to 6:I5 Pm.
Delicious Foods at Worthwhile SAVINGS

Helen Harrison Chocolates, pounds ST
Kings Fancy Whole yellow Spiced Cling
Peaches. No. 2H2 con 4 for S1.1o
0ulf Breeze Unsweetened Grapefruit sec
tions. No. z tin--- for soc
Potriot Mammoth Plain Olives Qt-55e
Dewey's Solty Soybeons. 3 ounces I9e
Golden Assorted Cookies. 3 pounds 95e
Silver Loke Tomatoes. "a cons. s for 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
BWTA OPENS
DRIVE FOR
MEMBERSHIPS

The twelfth annual membership
campaign OF the Booker 7. Wash
ington Trade Association will be-
gin ON March Is. with a goal set
for 500 members.
Mrs. Gonzella Porter Is chairman
OF the Membership committee. COM
posed OF w. Stewart Thompson.
Mrs. Virginia Yates. Luther w.
Cornwell. Rooney Archibald Hend-
erson, Augustus II. James, Moses
X. Fritz, Walter ]. Fields. and l..
G. Blount. The committee is rapid
ly making Its plans to insure the
success OF the campaign and asks
the cooperation OF every member
of the association. This can be done
by paying their membership fee
before the campaign opens and by
bringing In, at least. one or two
members.
The problems of the small bust
ness man are more acute now than
ever before, and there should be
greater cooperation for mutual
helpfulness and advice. The AS
sociation has had great success
In carrying out its object OF in
creasing trade and employment.
encouraging patronage and high
er standard Of business efficiency
and service.
The office OF the Association Is
located in the Wargreen Building,
+. Warren avenue. Temple
1-OS77.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14

field. Born in Alabama in the shack
OF a slave-owner, Joe Louis has
himself shared the experiences OF
thousands of other Negro youth OF
the South. Today Joe Louis has dis
tinguished himself for his I'M
selfish devotion TO the cause OF his
people and for his valuable contri-
button to the defense OF his coun-
try.
In answer to a letter from Louis
Burnham, organizational secre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14

tary OF the SNYC, Lieutenant
Brenizer. commander officer AT
Camp Upton where Louis is station
ed had this to say of the champion,
81 know that you will be interest
ed in learning that Private Bar
row Is doing a most excellent Job
at soldering and thus continues
TO contribute an example as an
outstanding young man OF his
race"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14

OF the North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance company, who is the
sponsor Of the award will present
It.
In announcing the award, the
Southern Negro Youth Congress
said that Joe Louis had been the
first youth TO receive the honor
which is to be presented annually
to the Southern youth who has con-
tributed the most TO the advance
ment OF his people in an honorable
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Joe Louis to Get Youth Award

| BIRMINGHAM. Ala.-The South
N, Negro Youth Congress com
handed this week that Private Joe
|bss Barrow had just been named
h receive the award presented to
b. most outstanding Southern Ne
ro youth Of the year. The award
vAth is to take the form OF an
srOr plaque will be presented on
b, closing night OF the Fifth ALI
huihsrn Negro Youth Conference
b Tuskegee Institute Sunday,
bril- 10. c. c. Spauldlng. president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14

A chain is no stronger than its weakest
link; nor does building stand more Sc
curely than the foundation upon which it 10
built. Many of our racial discrepancies
must be sought from within as weakened
chain links. Our foundation must be firm
ly laid through education, understanding,
unselhshness and racial pride.
DIR. W. L.POSTLES
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27
Call 300
Before 10 a.r.
For All Your
WANT AID Needs.
Thursdays deadline is
900 am.
Calf. Motorists
Use Less Gasoline

SACRAMENTO, July 27. CUP)-
California motorists used 766 per
cent less gasoline in June as COM
pared to the same month a year ago,
the State Board of Equalization an
nounced today.
Taxable gasoline sales in June
amounted to 162,859, 1893 gallons,
amounting to $4,885, ,796, as compar-
cd to $5,291 ,049 for juno, 1871.
During the first six months of
1912, the taxable gall0lage was
956896,334, as compared to a cor
responding total of 1,007, ,531 1896 in
l941. This brought an income of
$28,695,069 for 1912 and $3O,225,95
in l94l, or loss of 5.06 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27
FOR RENT" SIGNS
For Real Estate Agents and
Landlords. Call for yours at
The POST-PRESS
Marriages atL. A.
Break All Records

LOS ANGELES, July 27. (UP)-
Marriage license figures for the
past fiscal year broke an all-time
record in Los Angeles county, but
a ratio of one divorce for every two
marriages also prevailed, County
Clerk j. F.. ,Moroney announced to-
day.
For the year ended June 30 there
were 27,254 marriage license appli-
cations and 1887 DEGREES breaking
up homes last year either by an
nulmentS. divorces or separate main
tenance suits, Moroney said. lie
said a total Of l2,406 divorces was
granted.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27
KAI- SHEK
REPORTED IN INDIA

LONDON, July 81. tUP)-Radio
Vichy said today that Chinese Gen
eralissimo Chang Kai-shek had
arrived in India for conferences
with President Roosevelt's personal
representative there, Louis Johnson.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27

WANTED 2 TRUCK DRIVERS AT
Once for hay truck to coast. Good
equipment - good wages. B. L.
Allender Phone 8723-W3. 80
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27

COMPETENT Stenographer for
secretarial work. Permanent po-
Sition. Phone Imperial 223 for
appointment. 7-29
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27
b-HElP WANTED
SALESMAN WANTED

Young married man not subject
draft between "a and % years.
Sales and advertising large cor
poration. High school graduate.
Slight physical disability over
looked. Permanent. Make ap-
pointment H. L. Stewart, Bar
bara Worth Hotel, Wed. Thurs.
Friday. 7-29
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27
IO-ATARTMENTS FOR RENT

TWO ROOM FUR. Apt. Dry air.
cooled, Frigidaire, inner-Spring
mattress, electricity free. $3.50.
Mission Apis. 235 No. 9th. 7-11tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27

WANTED: Elderly man to work in
service station, very light work.
289 East Main. 7-28
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27

WANTED. High school or j. c. Boy.
full time summer. part time
during school year. Good pay. See
Mr.. Mann, PoSt-PresS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27

FURNISHED Apartments for rent.
FRY APARTMENTS sol Holt.
Phone 1884. 7-13tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27

WANTED: Experienced service sta
ton man. Ray c. Williams, 3rd
and Main 7-28
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27

FURNISHED APTS with coolers for
rent. Sorlei Apis. 1873 Broadway.
81
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27

2 APARTMENTS FOR RENT. |
furnished and one unfinished.
753 He'll Phone 1887. 7-29
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27
OFFICE MACHINES

USED ADDING MACHINES
No priority certificate necessary,
no rationing certificates necessary
Remington Rand .................. $40 so
Allen Wales Q column .......... $3.50
Allen Wales 9 col electric 80. $65.O0
Burroughs Portable ............. $1,000
R. C. Allen direct sub. ........ $500
TERMS
McCOY'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT
673 Main Phone 1853
7-20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27

2 BEDROOM House, large sleeping
porch, hardwood floors. Recently
redecorated, on Sherman ST., Ca
lexico, Inquire 730 So. 9Th, Ell
Centre. 7-29
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27
AUTO SERVICE

AUTO COLLISION REPAIRS
Frame, axle work. wheel alignment
BARKER BODY WORKS
4l9 State. Phone 1873
II
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27
i8-Couniry Property for Sale

FOR SALE OR LEASE: 80 acres
good medium land. 2 acres grape
fruit. house and shop. all modern
conveniences, shade trees. lawn,
fruit trees. 9 miles east of Airport.
Must sell Immediately to go into
service. AL Hevener, Imperial 7-31
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27

2 BEDROOM Modern house, fur.
or unfur. Inquire after 6 pm
653 Brighton, 7-29
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27
Io-ClTY PROPERTY FOR SALE

FILA. HOUSE-2-bedrooms about
years old
SACRIFICE $500 TERMS
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
500 Main Phi. $50
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
AlIss nAzIx nNaIEtNo

j q Haussa wera stsssoss T. No
nse. aasa THURSDAY.
Mr. stAnsay Laysnan ana saSa
Robert fAytnHn. aic wegx cAalfsi
isegs = uAe anakA 81 taFH tuu AiHi
MnsEseY STANLEY Iasuaan fsfuslisNl
ID 4nalf insnsa is FesmwxxAA ~ "
rsNiAY. after 3 several oAys stsas
sfzA2 fsefr with Mss slanNY Law
man. n a. = lifad ard Mis-,
Rdah Head
MT4 n Ne Anare and Mr. 1. X
AlrInnah spent = trw hcarx, Men
aAx. - Moa4le
Mr. y a asmnn. ~ returned
HWntay sresu i sAsls Go RELATIVES Va
rfeutfk& Mis& ard . few days IA
dacksus4 phefv ne attended the
feAxaefs mneftu1 MfA HpAuf WAS
acckmpmniru hF heF mofhrs. Mgs a.
BARNES % PfVniass wha had bern
WASHING in tire 8pAnn home tuF
sfxeaei veeks.
Mr. Il l. Watsen lsft wednea-
cAs Ter = ytsti ~ JaekNsn MiNA sire
las accompanied 10 MFS4 Henry
Naatsef 81 rancaRuaia.
The many friends ~ n MILLER 81
fAzaeo8ia a fosmef resident q tha
CttS. uho b cnuflnnd 10 tae Jack
Nn coaniy Hospital en- account u
Illness. regTet 70 hear az M Illness
and slsh for him = rapid recovery
faM8
Among those FROM TINS city al.
tending the Methodist Missionary
district meeting IL uuirpa4t Tslurs.
day uere Mrs = w. BUxen. Mn
" ~ Alexander. Mr. n 4 walton
Mrs W r. Daley. Mra q u Lore
Mrs. JOHN Chint. Mra W, n Nc
David Mis- Title swan. ard Mis-
Ina Thompson T11e meeting was
presided over ~ Mre john ririot
district SECRETARY Mrx. Mcf)avld.
acted As secretary.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20

Mr. r ! nRkAan waa . sassna
70 MoaNAe. SATURDAY
Mfx willard Rss@ as SsisiA4e15hsa
Miss resurnxd - hef hfune lA4S
week after 4 tts8 a the ftnu8 At
At and Mfs J r nasaFd
Ar ard Mn e n oers<treei
we're vssitusx b MueSle satandAs.
Ne and Mra y r. Hoaedy ~ Me.
hGic spens lse wreck rna wssA Nj.
ard Mr. u ~ ncaag.
Graham Barter q KeesieF watid.
Mis- spent thc WEEK rna Wsth MA
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Mra c w Hrait and son. nef1,
have returned 70 their home in
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mother. Mrs J. J Mcintosh.
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Monte. Of pascagnuiA. we're visitors
"a Mobile. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrx johnnie Dudley and
daughter. Carol Ann. Of Mubile.
spent the week and in the home If
Mf. and Airs, George DndieY.
The many friends Of Mrs II G.
Farley are very glad 10 know that
she Is improving ~following an Illness
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe canfieid ard
children MFs. J. + Ha3sell and Mr.
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Elementary School
Parent Teachers
Elect New Officers

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Trustees Named
For County Schools
School Year 1928

Elections were held In the various
public schools Of the county lAsl
nsonth for tie school trustees fof
Gle year ieaz-43. The following Is
Q list Of the trustees, as received and
tabulaten at the office Of the coun-
T. superintendent Of education.
Bayou Casotte-S. L. Harris. Pre-
Ian A. Wnafhey. John Scoxel
Daisy veatFy-John L. Farley. II
f. Roberts. Joe David. o ID. Lott.
c ID Ravens.
Escatawpa-L J. Easiey. Ernest
Graham. Jim Golf. W. c. Oliver. =
Z. Nelson.
Hurley Marvin Davis. Gavin
Hamilton. Sidney Robertson.
Orange Lake-H. W. stork, II. n.
Roberts. John Clark.
St. Martin-Vernon j. LAdnier.
Emile b Fayard. Lockard Brown
T~anner-WilliAms-J L Pierce, <
". Roberts. Marley L Pardon.
Vancieave-R. J. vanHorn. Hubert
Mallette. G A. Tootle. L L. Roberts.
T. T. Ellis.
Wade-I. Z Coli, II II. Parker,
Leonard d. Waltman.
pascagoula-R. w 0uiley. Walter
Lewis. II P Heidelberg. ST. j. u
Henley. p ~ Cox.
Bluff Greek HegTo-Cleaye Brad
Matthew Burney, S. W. Taylor
Escatawpa kegro-Norman Mar
feI. George Mtllender. Elijah Heath
man.
Note-the following schools are
emitted from this list. rs the names
Ct the trustees have not been sub
mlfted. Live Oak Pond. and Davis
Chapel Negro.
The municipal schools Of Mos
Point and Ocean Springs are also
omitted: IS also the seh0aI At eau
tier. These VII be furnished later.
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end Mr. and Mrs ? " Cor over tbs
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Ona n Moore and
daughter. Iva Ann Of New OrleasM
acre week end guests Ia the home
II Captain and Mr. JAMES q. Ryan
On Kfebs avsnun.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ Dlx0n and
niece. Janice Dixon. wrre visitors 10
Mobile during the week.
Mrs W O. Smith and children.
Frances. Carol and Buddy. depart
Cd "Wednesday for Laurel where they
viii spsnd the femaindeF q shs srek
with Mra. Smiths parents. NJ. ard
Mfs. Harry Nelson
Ms Marjorie Ryan o. Mobile was
a week end yiaitur ia the home q
her pafeDia. Captain ard HRS.