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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
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me hostess.
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n The home ~ Mfk Kuy Wing
field.
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American Legion
To Elect Officers
AT Meeting June is

Officers for the ensuing year
Htfl he elected 1t a meeting ~
American Legion Pass Nc 100
Tuesday 81 8 +. n. II the Old
Spanlah Fort members annoanc
Ell "Wednesday
The terminating COMMITTEES.
composed IF Lynn q Hooper ~
chairman. Joseph Hebb v T.
Gardner. Eugene TaIbott. and
Arthur Y Smith. made is report
~ the last meeting and the slate
submitted b them wIII be voted
On
l. l. StlgAef. commander - the
poaL wiH - host - a supper fol.
loving the meeting
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T4e elWuon Of 5ansra L Nishss
ot Grerns4lle S C. - he p4
tiun - Athletic dar<toa AMI fNo,
he'll coach It the psscaepaia High
school was announked tha aesk
~ ue BoaFd q Trustees af the
city schools
III Nfshek E native 81 Balm
bridge ca araaussea tstu
ne unnersise 81 Alabafae IL
iaas He had hen eApfsin cs
thet foothAil team in 1885 and
was canssdrgea IN outstanding
football PLAYER ~ ne unseeFsi
ii whseh : noted fer l4 gaaron
tpafls Il a6dition - Ms ain
ietle record AZ the school he was
= prominent student and Was
awarded tie University SvNne
Cup fof outstanding service a.
thu Ahonl lie was j nssf1ber Of
Omicrun Delta Kappa. = national
honorary fraternity
Tfn FIRST ynar sitter hss HFadu
aiian BE cxarhsa 81 TIE Eidwado.
Ark high schpkal and from thrfe
~ weni II tae Parker High school
ri Greeneilie II the four years
hist he ~ theirs his seufa won
tfe state Class A championship
tWiee and tied iaf il On another
secession He also coached track
At the school ard he track team
was andefeasr6 during ths past
SEASON
M Nfxtasi, with his wife ard
child. viii cosTse 70 pAscag0uls
August I 70 take ovpf his duties
He sucreeds A G. Woodward.
who resigned To aceepl 8 position
with the United Service Order. as
coach
John A Cook. a present mem
Der q the high school staff. wall
continue 80 serve N his Same ca
paritg Is head boxing coaci.. and
assistant track and football coach
Thomas K Wells. superintendent
81 city schools asserted
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ncnnts against : euftaEEea sannit
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an undesirable anua annu sasy
fhe ~ prices
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the extrnsson ~ fr4aii efrAlt 49,
IN preventing thi4 hilnksitn ~ ~
euuYaaine fhx Enaseiaasl a. ~
off debts an8 HuftHanA IhmlIsnn
and ealing fuf larger aaNn ~
menta VARYING "a cefsAin elss
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credit buying. but Simply miA
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bAkna outsiders eufeaAsna Ehe
wNalssien mhseh wrfr a1aswared
81 ~ HERRING
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Thr esaaes rucsena en- Tt1vaaAs
AFTERNOON until MunkIAy June -
ahan trial ~ easst xii - fssuin.
ID The fellows re cases haxs h4ses
atnpssked a. - hhtn
ii Hens. S. ~ Il Hairs r. e
al Amended nlii filed md cas-
continued
Estate - Alfred peesased
Fnai aceoanf approved 81 e.
eeasrix diehssEe3
Estate ~ Mrs tuxiiie Z Al
red Deceased Final aeeoAsnl ~.
proved and exrruirt3 discharge
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rlmef Divorce granted
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HeirA Tfsrt cpnflrused
Carl Hue MeAsnfphey - Ieia
Goodwin MeMafpheF Disabilities
u Minority removed
: " nera y. " The Nl4ae 81
Mississippi Title " land cailrm.
ed
william n Borden soolfedD -
Willie Mac Borden Dsorse
granted
Lloyd Elmo Seymour s. Mrs.
Mary Harris seymaar Divorces
granted
Lsltie Mae Mutt Ys fred b
Mutt Divorce granted
Olivia Smith Warmer W George
Farfnef. Divofee granted
ONeal Gon ~ Insx Ssfingfel-
los Golf Diverse granted
Erwin 4 Lyons - Dofa vii
iiatna Lyons DsVorce granted
Jafnea . Robinson lrglofedl xA
Lizzie Mae Robinson Divorces
grantea
Lille Mse It'll W. Paul " diiI.
Divorce granted
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Chester Fuller Divosrs granted
va Y Poole Green vs. John
Jacob Ctren Dlv0Frr granted
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Application For
Canning Sugar
Can Now Be Made

Applications Tor sugar q BE-
used il hofHc canning End PRE-
serving may - made 81 ina City
Hall IL Moss Point o. Tuesday
wednesday and Thursday. june
l6 II and Ia ard II ocesn
Springs 81 The city Hall On June
"a. = ARD A Miss Hubs King. n
charge of sugar rstionsnf. an
nouneed tha week IL Mess Point
the nffice Wili be apcn for these
lhrpe daga between The hours Of
n and 5 r Il snd N Ocean
Springs applications w4ll be re-
eeiyea from 3 A = to4p Al
The information which must ~
available before sugar certificates
for this purpose can BE- issued n
eluae the names q ths individuals
III THE family ard The serial HUM
aer 81 The var fstsaning beck
held - eaeh. which books must
also he brought r. me applicant
the number II quarts q fruit 81
al kinds tNhsrh we're canned n
the past year the number uf
quarts ~ fruit IN the possession
IT the family: the number 0f
quarts whirh ARE f. be canned fef
he ua3 ~ tire family oDls whesh.
er the sugar i 70 - used fos pFs
serves. iAfTs3. 8elliex o. fruit bnf
lefs snd TIE Quaufity q ahe ex-
cess sugar supply en- hand 81 usf
isme sugar rstionina breaks aeTe
issued
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Arthur V.Smilh
Elected Governor
OF Boys Stale

Afstm NaaaAn aaik 1r
eg rNssnsxtw ara M a =
th 81 ra@areui8 ms eireiee
fuvurnsF nf Ha Aran II
ewx Rovs State 81 Heeon ~
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ens. II Pusf Gstsaa. Mis- ard
sas re nonsinr e she Nsnusa
IS Party n2on waa she noa
ns ~ ths Fwr2lssf Party
winners At Nhe ethef ts of.
fees wsFe Jean peaf@ln Laup
vile lieutenant governor Ru
doiph ! MIeittnE 6aitpN -
rVtarv 81 state Juan Chi stnsas
EseksbsfE sate treasurer nase
s Shakslio Yhfsa Cstx stsss
auaitn SID Berry e HAttashafe
and Jofn Robertson IF Mereon
tsed ter attorney Eencraa Ear
MeFdg q louisville. azp picnd.
emf o. edurafien
@ " Easier Port Gissesn clerk
uf supreme esasrt William Stsw
art Natehex insufanre rasnnls
kiorer. George l. Van Landing
hasn Calhoun Cts. tax collector
George Riley Calhoun CITY com.
missioner q agriculture ~ +
Dexter. fuka land commissions
Ceurge Mcdaniel Buyie Frank
Montaaue Hatfmshafg ard JAS
Btrnsed shaw. supreme cosifi
justices Rsy Norris Cautoa pah
iic service commissioner Nobla
Gorden Louisville. district attof
ney.
Csucuses 81 the Fescrassxt par
II. which nominated Dickson. afRI
the Nationalist group which nam
ed Smith fniloMed b an addtes.
b Homer Chasuaux. natioaaf q
rector uf the ieasnns American.
ism commission occupied TIE dsg
Monday
Other Eeaefalst party nanalna.
tons f04 state offices were.
John Pearson. lipaienars COX
ernor. Julius MaeIling. merraa
r. az state. Walter B. johnson
state treasurer. Charles Megese
state auditor. J. r. Robertson Il.
tofney general Billy Parker
superintendent Of educati1n q B
Ensely. eirfk of supreme cpa1rt
William Stewart Insurance cpsn.
missioner George l. Nsniad
inghsm. tax collector Jimmy Scs
sions. commissioners of apricui
fufrs Frank Martin. Crsxtal
Springs land commissioner. thres
supreme court Justices Frsna
Montague, LexIe Rurnsed and
/ Delbert Hasesnann
Other Nationalist norairsti0us
were
Roy Kirkpatrick lieEtenani
governor Shed Hill Kaffey, sec
Rotary Of state. John Christmas
state treasurer. David Saackle
ford. xtste suditor. Ed Berry. 1t
sofney general. Earl Moody. 81.
pefinsendent Of education Joe
Weeks. clerk Of supreme court.
Jack BreRrn. insurance commits
eIoner Morris Adams. Tax collee
ter George Riley. commissions
Of agriculture George Daniel Hul
lis and / B Wilson. suprcne
court justices
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Couple Mark
Fifty Years Of
Married Life

4 hall century q married life
vii b celebrated Tuesdav. y
(. Mr. and hfu Malcolm Jerome
Roberts Of Dickens Ferry Road
The festivities viii % reid aa
the home place which Naz oe
CURED by Mr. Roberts grand
father ard his father before barn
Mr and Mrs Roberts came 70 the
farm Is bride and. grown ard
have lived useIr entire married
BE there kof r. ne Same house
however. fof they began house
keeping IA . % CABIN ~hieh was
replaced IN the early psrf - thA
rentUrv ~ he present house
The Isnd Itself Nas obsained
p Mr.. Roberts grzn6sath8 il =
80 or swap uifh d Coaee 1ho
az 81 one tire head u the Cd
alabama Medical School - No
BE TIE deal TOOK place early
i ne 18Th century and Mnce
hal time ire kfd rs never been
tat ~ the Roberts family
Friends ard relatives q NJ
80 Mr. Roberts hsee hen ~
4asd to stfena open houR frofH
- 8 ? n ard i i expect
= that 3 large uanaher - us
mnesaafe fssnsI. Nl5 w. us@ens
hfn fhe Weaasna cake ahleH
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Seleclees

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= TIER prescott hasnes annffes
rs Parker afAi rlyae f1fmalmd
iCAgsf4 wha hHte lmru naAlnr
their h0ffe II 4axaAn cnsanly
uste Asa ent m Insi03ston lnto
nne army wtaen aslf pssess Nefe
received ffosH fhxif fngmef
haniea
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Y.M.B C.
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|lable aerafaEaiN. Mss II charge
81 sfSe iadlsk ~ lIsa Mea relaf
MeshaaMi church
ur Crane toia fhe msfHFs
|and guests af seeing ne 1epanes
wAs nssehIne bulidtne IL Korea
~ is shoaHsianess end easNpess
ana a - RCD sgufva
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= tzNs4 uzgezev s. make nf1aeH
Baf aen4 forget the Is taks faan
~ 81 Nne marcy
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a4 kree asa ~ rn
SISTER ~ Eaaa As1 II
8ea4Ks County Aa EsIr Nar
ex ed IS Eza. s44 -
Lyman
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sPECIAL NOTICE.

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Evening star., 1942-08-09
Hybrid Boysenberry
Is an Improvement

The boysenberry is recently in
troduced hybrid which resulted from
the crossing Of the loganberry
blackberry and dewberry. Though it
it has many of the characteristics
of the parent fruits, in some ways it
is an improvement on all OF them.
The fruit is the largest of any of
the berries, is jet black in color and
very juicy, and the seeds are few
and soft. Commercial growers have
found that it does not ship as well
as the blackberries or 'raspberries,
but for the home garden it has no
equal. For pies, desserts, jam, can
ming and juice it ranks on top.
The culture is similar to other
brambles, but the canes are very
long so the plants must be given
more room. Set them 8 feet apart
at least. They should begin to bear
the year after they are planted,
and may be harvested over a six to
eight week period.
They can be, grown along fence,
but more convenient arrangement
for cultivation and harvesting is the
one that allows the older canes
which bear the fruits to grow along
the top wires of trellis. Tie the
young shoots to the lower vacant
wires or confine them to the ground
until after the harvest. When the
old canes have finished bearing, cut
them back to the ground and lift up
the young ones to take their place
and produce next years harvest.
Burn all old canes at once to de-
stroy insect pests and diseases.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
Gardens Are Infested Yearly
By Varieties of Borers

Iris borers should be cut out and
destroyed as soon as the flowers
have finished blooming. The lilac
borer is controlled by cutting out
and burning all infested stems in
the fall. The stalk borer which
tunnels into dahlia and other hol-
low stems is destroyed by Sitting
the stem with a sharp knife and
killing the borer before he has a
chance to work up to the tip and
kill an entire branch.
Many of the borers which destroy
the flower garden plants may be
eliminated by pulling up and burn
ing all ANIMALS when they have fin
ished blooming in late summer or
in the fall, and by cutting OF and
destroying all parts of the peren-
mails which are above the ground
in the fall. This removes the eggs
of many OF the pests. and also
eliminates any debris which might
serve to shelter them through the
winter months. l.. AND E. B.
Evening star., 1942-08-09

There are several varieties OF
borers which infest our gardens
every summer, injuring or destroy
ing many of our favorite trees and
shrubs, and boring into the stalks
of many of our flowers. Some of
these pests are beetles in the adult
state, and some are moths. The
gardener must always be on the
lookout for these invaders, and by
some method destroy them before
their damage is too severe.
Where they have eaten through
the bark of tree or woody shrub
such as the lilac, their presence may
be detected by the small pile of
sawdust they leave outside on the
bark or on the ground. BY probing
with a long flexible wire the borer
may be killed. Where there are
several holes in the tree or shrub
insert q small amount OF carbon
disulphide into each one, using a
small sewing machine oil can, and
plug up each hole Immediately with
wet clay.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
Woodbridge School
Has Fine Gardens

The Woodbridge School represents
one of the most outstanding garden
projects in this city and af1ords a
summer of fun and work to many
children. It is we'll handicapped, con-
tains a lily pond built by the chill
dren and stocked by neighborhood
residents. The present chairman,
Mrs. Harry Smith, has procured
plants of outstanding value for the
plot, among them strawberries, grape
vines, gooseberry and currant bushes.
Flowers play large part in the gar
den and include many ANIMALS and
perennials.
This year the vegetable garden in
cludes, in addition 70 the ordinary
varieties found in the usual plot, a
fine collection of unusual vegetables,
such as kohlrabi, broccoli and celery.
Generous paintings Of late Flat
Dutch Cabbage will make snowy
and valuable crop in the late fall.
The garden is worked, and the
vegetables and flowers gathered
every Wednesday by Mrs. Smiths
band Of summer gardeners" These
children care for and receive vege-
tables from their individual plots
and in addition help to tend the
communal paintings thereby learn
ing the appearance, development
proper care and utilization of the
varied assortment OF vegetables ano
fruits.
1t is a recognized fact that the
"city-bred" Woodbridge children are
being taught to obtain their need'
from the soil. Their efforts deserve
wide attention in these times wher
every one is anxious to hip in thu
war effort.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
Stateliness Makes
Lily a Favorite

Because Of its dignity and stateH-
ness, the garden lily is one of our
favor1te flowers. Many have a
fragrance of bloom and 4 lasting
quality which makes them ideal as
cut flowers. and by carefully choos-
ing varieties there may be some
variety in bloom in the border or
garden during all the summer
months from the time the first day
lily blooms in late May till the
L. pyrenaicum ends the season in
September or October.
Lilies which root only at the base
OF the bulbs will not bloom the flrst
season they are planted, as q rule.
Those which root at the base of the
bulb and also from the stems are re.
liable bloomers the first season they
are planted.
A good rich sandy loan supplied
with rotted manure is desirable and
drainage must be provided. Most
species prefer partial shade, and
will do well in the shrubbery border.
but must not be planted too near, or
the roots OF the shrubs interfere
with the bulbs. In general, they
grow better without lime In the soil,
They like plenty of moisture during
active growth, but shallow cultiya-
ton or mulching will maintain the
supply ordinarily. Watering is
necessary only during very dry
spells.
Plant the bulbs 50 that the tops
are twice as deep as the greatest
diameter Of the bulbs, and do any
transplanting just after the bloom.
ing period. Separate the clulnps
every three or four years for best
results.
When using for cut flowers be sure
to leave plenty OF foliage to main
tain strength In the bulbs for next
seasons growth. Some species are
quite hardy. but in severe climates
heavy mulch Of leaves Or straw
should be provided as protection
against the frosts.