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4-H CLUB

Oonunued From page oneD
Baptist Church me devotional
viii be led by the Moss posnt club
A r McRthee. jackson County
superintendent Of education Win de-
liver the address Of wnirusne and
the Response viii b. BY johnson
Ware of yancleave. The roll call
viii be taken b A g. Franklin.
County agent and this viii be iule
l0wrd by reports o. the clubs.
A patriotic play viii b. presented
b. the I'd Mayo Club.
Adventures Along the eli High.
way viii D. presented by FufFe-
~santatltes OF The various clubs IN
attendance. demonstrating various
phases of 4-H activities The Camp
FIre Group viii be presented by
PascaRona club Health and Nu-
triton ~ FnniRlnehleau club.
Production. ~ Hurley club.
Recreation. by 0autier club
Conservation. b. 81 Martin CLUB
leadership BY wade club. DEM
ocraef.- - Daisy-veztfY and Van
raeave clubs and the Choral
Group. by the Eseatmwpa. Orange
Lake and Bayou Ca00tte ciufm
Following the CLOSE Of the a.
ssmhiy program. The parade will te
staged. starting a. II 20 O'Clock
The majority Of the $50 members
OF the 4-H clubs are expected 70
participate M this part Of the pro-
gram Tlle parade viii rasE through
the business district. led BY the
PRscaeo1la G1hosaa bard.
After Tire parade = pacnie lunch
viii b. served 81 the haaeh PARK
and 9 recreation program waIl be
carried out under the direction Of
a. p. MAY u6O director az Passes.
gosIls MlN Lille Mar Blair ~ the
WFA recreation corps al pasea-
eosla viii Be accompanies for tlsn
various songs and musical numbers
on the program.
Inc dkyh festivities wili be
brought to > Close with the pfeaan-
tafton 81 = trophy % the winning
All club.
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tConunusd frusn P.us ousa
Eleld Is service on the general rasH-
natttnes II HE'D Croem. housing saf-
teg and defense savings
Anton KGhyet fN faithful ana
efficient service 20 the club eas
fe-eirctrd TO lse position Of aef
tary and treasurer. Other officers
elected were Efdls Kitayat vace-
president. Jack nuxard. se1o1zd ssre.
president; uresory Weed assistant
secretary ard Carl Sesefbaum. {
KeAnt-at-afuEz
Ihe club voted 10 spend lime and
money beautifyEng the srosfssfs II
their new club house sMnnnfinn
blinds wefc Installed ii TIE house
this week Mrs r q Bfsann. Jr.
snd . corps of Ladies have aiFsAdy
donated shFuhbery and pian 70 sup.
rly other pants Tor THE heantllics-
ton program The club hopez "a
make this site one nf the beauty
kgtUtk Of Moss Point
Dr James Thompson prominent
young physician was clnclea 70
membership
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taat 81 Mr. e W Iaraman "a
nNntaiex stfres near uftEl6n NRma
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~ asaleas ants nelssx xssEann lsanes1
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TfAasw Arr untg = hww ug he
Eaav AswsY places seen Met wxek
it1N them In there AFe no aasfhl
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No uartiatitY b lntendna n meutlNn,
ina uiemh fof tilefN b 10 dusshI
many. many minfp nqaAliy a. lpxrlr
Those mentioned wers psrkea 81
FsHdosm. o. attrnsicD wMn called u
uasm ny READERS of tins paper
There IL muah natural beauty IL
jackson County afa msarh has beet
attained By hnfnr owners Uhn kaks
pride ~ tielf yara6 nns ~ mnell
more Is pnssilsie m eiilns phsxf
garden clubs have rsnAt lnln belns
II has been amazing 10 zee use ian.
FHuvvmenl brought about within !
short time. T1als Is practically Efts
result AZ exchange uf plAnfa ard
seedlings 1f eten uie BGtFtxft Aft
81 them 10 FOLKS net - EnftnnAie =
having well established Knffenn
when uanspiauttne TING cnsnee Of4
m the surplus il tbrown AWAY BE-.
cause the gardeners d. n1A knb4
what 10 do with them
A garden clnh eth pF0su I me-.
dunn fof this spreauina beauty /.
h hoped that the orr IL which pnEs
mAnrnt organization eiFI be paF-
Eected &c . nesting If the Cnn.
raanstY House fhts Afternoon a
oeiuek wfli be attended - evrft
woman interested h KAfdeHin3 *
perIenced gardeners eau he ~ help
tbi IN an organization q this time
That Il h especially hoped that u
many IN pnsem&unla. mna Dthm
points Atll cnsnn cat ard 10 thrls
part ia making = gFehl sancass a
the CLUE
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GULF COAST


virtue Of their winning the cham
psonghlp honorK Of The annual tFn-
MIS- tournament This was hccoEnp-
Ilshed hy Guy Lewis and David Hun
ter winning the boys doubles cham
psonshlp: Miss Betty james wif'isisss
the girls singles. and then teamins
With Mary Frances Buntin 70 win
the girls doubles
The Cadets came IN for theii
share og the tennis points also Mhen
Clifford Neville defeated David Hun.
ter OF 0uIfpuFt IN straight sets e
win the singles title and then de-
feated Claude Lloyd 81 Orangt
Grove 81 and 60 70 vim thf
sweepstakes Bot Roberts and MAJ
Houringt0n OF the Cadets were run
ners-up for the boys doubles title
Officials selected
The officials Of the meet viii be
Thos. r. Wells. president Of the Gull
Coast Region. meet manager. Coach
Brown. perkinston Junior College
referee and chief inspector. Coach
Albert Rexinger. prrkinssOn College
starter. A. L. Monroe. Moss Point,
chief finish judge. A r Gcrusgs, BIZ
loxi 5 r Ingram, Bay 81 Louis. Q
l.. McQuagre. Long Beach and =.
A. stubbiefield. Pascagouia assist
ant finssh Judges. AaloF Belkal q
c. N A chief timer. Glenn Whit
tenberr. PascaRouia. and a l. Mon
zoe. Moss Point. assistant timers,
v. e. Gfa Pzscagoaia. chief field
Judge. Nick Duncan. GulfpoEt and
A. 9. woodward. pascagDula, as
slstants: and Norman 4 Moran, PAS
caeouia Chronlcle-s star. clerk OF
course.
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PIT


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MR. Cecil White. cheAfnsan q l,e
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PASCAGOULA
PERSONALS

Floyd Brewer spent Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week IN Lau-
rel. visiting Miss Betty posey.
Misses Marguerite WEIGH and
Sarah johnson are expected TO ar
rive Saturday from Montgomery
fm . week end visit 70 Miss Mau-
fine Haynie. On Sunday Miss Hay
ME and her visitors will be guests
q Mr.. and Mrs ~. II. F1echas on
. visit 70 Belllngrath Gardens
A Red Cross FIFnt AID class wfii
Be organized st . nesting Oh ne
mezzAnlne floor u the Virgins
Drug Store Ihis afternoon at 2
o'clock Anyone DESTROYS Of taxing
this course should get Ia touch witn
Mrs. Joe Brumfleld OF Mith Mrs
George Steele. vino siIl be eo-ia-
struct0Ts-
Miss Tog Brumfleld relHrned
Aondes from an Easter visit 70 her
parents NJ and Ms. Frank Brun-
field. s.. n Magnolia ~.
TIE Progressive Gun vii meet -
the h1me q Mrs c. p Humphrey
thk afternoon e TIE usual hour 81
assembly.
A Easter guest Ia the hans q
NJ. anc MFs. " c Ravens vas
Mr. Cecil Holman q Nes OFkezna
sister q ~. HavenS
On last FridaY Mrx Z = Graham
"a hostess . her neiS. IN james
Grlmsleg q Pzncasoaia and Mrs
Haek Dune md Alss WinifEa1
Martin q aoz Point. o. 8 meter
TIP 70 Mobile.
Ela MIiCgaa LAafhSef srd aeT
mother. Mrx Kate Ladnief and
Charles FeaHmlaez speaf Sunday u
Mobile FrseD6s d Eia LadntzT iii
reEret . learn ma sc Is suffering
from . snozzn finger.
M corlane Brsland and ~. snd
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With Our Boys In
Armed Service

n i ussh happiness thas ire usAns
fssrnas 81 BaFnld = Landy are
hArnsne thAa ne has leave casniits
M ii . frw weeks and tAst he VIII
epend Ii here wfanre he CONS 70
uspes Mrx iAandy This Pamaeonsan
sfssss refuiea the runner that he pNs
dead. indeed he h very mseh alive
- ore Of a bode 81 n 81 = train
snr ship that carries iRo0 unfn and
Il rated Is orr az Urrie SAM ;
largest shiiw Seaman LAFnay b .
brother Of Mrs Johnnie Bunch and
MRS. Clinton Larson Of FaNcnEossla
Carl FerraF writes 70 his parents
Mf and Mr. Charles FeFrer al pas.
caeouia that he h learning Al abosit
tents down AZ the Orlando AiFbAse
10 which he was recently transferred
from jacksonville, Florida. m fact
he SAYS he d learning 70 mllrh about
the subject 4 h growing mnnnsnaoas
and ne Is ready Cor . change 81 oe-
equation Otherwise ne likes his
new location VERY much. Ills hfou1+
er. Albert FerreF. spent . Sunday 81
home recently bns has returned 20
nis duties on = patrol boat oEcf-
nting IN the Gulf Of Mexico
Al present Raymond Hans u sta
toned at Camp Puik near Alexan-
dria, but he expects 20 be trans
fefred 10 some other camp 81 an
early date.
Herman johnson. who n stationed
Al a naval base At Galveston. Texas.
y home for q visit TO hts parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iver johnson
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HEALTH


fcaalnusa ifosn pags os,el
homes with o0nsiaefnbss Eneouse
II h evident thai the children nfe
NOS eating ~Ell balanced dints. ard
many have faulty eating hahits
Hunir arr allowed 50 go % eehnel
xifh little o. M breakfast Msmh
caA - aasse III Htsssnisr abundsns
heastf5 ~ proper diet We A9ula
ufaa the community - i8in lhe ma
irsLa psasfEm # ~ Franklin ots
County Agent. and Alse Cain. or
CaAtnzs Ei0fue EroEfumlsa ~ CO.
e@feskss with them. The Hanfh
Department wlil present = program
nassaAAi dei@Ns3y atseasea
Afsli 24aA
As - eAagulned iaase ehlldTeH b.
the rfs @cA0sll8 re cams mcFnNs =
nfsuihef mh0 aeFe obviously suffer-
inx fra71 iuEa disease They
were andnsnguffahed. eftNfnE and
peEloNtzh locking. ana uefe Aiu4 -
learn liz Aahaoi. HkRzA Of fnem SIRE
markedly ANAL for slaelF aae o.
questioning. we harmed that they
had lived III rural afnas 81 NE
coause. nTld had bat FeeeutiF NM
81 snAs EsH city Laboratory rzam-
sHHssgs subsequently proved khaa
iasee had hskwuFDa asssmae
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Moss Point Student
Theta Kappa DeIegat

Almost the entire membership
81 Perkfnston College Gamma NJ
Chapter q Phi Theta Kappa. > nat
kanaI honorary scholastic Junior
eal1ese fraternity. vii attend the
nafIonsI convention % b. held 81
anff PARK College On April 1912
8EsaEne PassEn0Te 81 Dallas. Tex
: aho Has elected national htstoEi-
"a & TIE convention Last year. wHl
end II meefsnRs william Walk
~ q AizSlsipp4 City. mas been
sessd official delegate. utth Gioria
HaIEan. Moss Pusnt ~ alternate
sasa ChFE Longest Mississippi
EitY. president q Gamma ~ Chap
- d. Evelyn Payne. 0uifport
w@denf: Jcnn Leze3. Pass
~nsalsn. secretary wallace 6ekai,
Gel treasurer laura AItce Rus.
1Elnozz Wali1ne La1ner. Perkins
z = NuspBy. Vaneiesse Tom
UuIzzxWz. Enlza Rozhmau.
4aa Eun. uaaadoFe
zsF uaEar1 Laceaale. Nor-
alien Guiinnts George saae
znn EaE Casanova cH@Z
Hazd Eesz. rass Christian LOUIS
1alfpans 49, Dorothy
e1zax wons1F. 81 aho
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Mr4 RAri Davis en6 cktilarrn q
Sc Roosevelt eiFexS. P~NaeANUaiA and
Mr. Lam H0nsNf agTnl EAsieg dat
n nflnxi where shey weni 90 hNif
celebrate thF htrthnay 81 Mrs IRE.
lands sister. Mrs r r. Clara
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"a Amedean zaazans caatrab-
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Tse fFsg esffssS II Inc unlsea
stksm faken Ia ITO. revealed =
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Mrs. n W HAmmys guests eun-
dnv uere her sons and dauzhsSrs-
in-ksW. NJ end MM wfaiisee Ra1n-
my % 0uifpnrt Mr. and Mrs Frr-
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WyrEh RannzAy Of New Orleans
|Ofher quests Nere Mrs Ramsayf
sixterx Misc MarSnriR HfsxHFt Of
Columbia and Mis- Ariel Stewart
a. wooimarkee August StrtehEsnEes
q Mes Orleans ws Wyxth Ram
SAYS guest for thh harry eccasiuu
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Nogales international., 1942-12-04
Casteel To Be
Here For
Banquet Dec. II

Coach Mike Casteel of the Uni
versity of Arizona and two men,
bers of his staff will be present at
the fourth annual Nogales High
School football and basketball ban
quet at the Montezuma ballroom a
week from tonight.
One of the university men will
show molten pictures of the Ari-
zona Hardin Simmons game and
CaSteel and the other member of
his staff will be the speakers. Other
entertainment will be provided IN
addition to these three.
DR.. M. I. Merritt, program chair
man, has arranged for the Tucson
speakers. James v. Robins will be
POSTMASTER.
Ticket sale for the banquet will
definitely close on the night of Wed
nesday, Dec. 9 and in the meantime
they may be obtained from any
member of the Rotary Club or at
the G. B. Wilde stationery store.
Nogales international., 1942-12-04

cross runway 5000 feet long.
To make it possible to build a
runway of 5000 feet it will be nee
essary to remove hill on the south
end of the present airport. Dirt
from this hill will be used to fill up
a canyon Just south of the hill.
Nogales international., 1942-12-04
200 Attend
Christmas
Benefit Concert

Usllcri,2G in the month of Deem
ber with its great spiritual signifi-
canoe, approximately 200 persons
gathered at the high school GYM
nasium Tuesday night to take part
in the community dedication pro-
gram and to enjoy the Christmas
benefit concert sponsored by the
Business and Professional Women
Club of this city.
Mrs. Dixie Clagett, president Of
the Nogales 3. & p Club, opened
the service of dedication with an
introductory message. Carrying out
the theme, Faith for the Living"
E. S. Edmonson, chairman of the
Nogales School Board, gave read
ing on 'The Daring of Faith"
First to talk on the subject of
Religious Foundations of Democracy
was Miss Bernice Levy, who out
lined the Content and Goal Of
judaism Her poise and excellent
manner of presentation of this sub
ject won for Miss Levy the enthusi-
astic approval of the audience. A
CTurn to Page Four)
Nogales international., 1942-12-04

Old Tubac, 20 miles north Of
Nogales, is without an American
postOffice for the first time
since it became part of the
United States when Uncle Sam
acquired this part of the South
west through the Gadsen Pur-
chase June 20, 1854.
The postoffice was closed Monday
night Nov. 80, closing being due to
the recent establishment of a rural
free delivery route between Nogales
and Tucson which runs short dis
tance from Tubac, oldest town in
Arizona and one of the oldest in
the United States.
Tubac has been under three flags.
It is said to have been founded by
the Spanish in 1889, established as
preside by the Mexicans in 1852
and has been under the American
flag since 1854 Perhaps it had a
postoffice long before it became an
American possession 88 years ago.
just before the postoffice closed
Nogales international., 1942-12-04
TITLE PAPERS TO ACREAGE
IN $65O,OOO AIRPORT PROJECT
GO TO COAST FOR CAA OKAY
County Acquires Deeds To Hathaway And Cowlishaw
Land And Purchases Thomas F. Griffin
$4,000 Hangar For Sum OF $500

Taking with them all title
papers to land included in the
proposed S65O,0OO improvement
and expansion project at the
Nogales International Airport,
three county officials left yes
terday via automobile for the
headquarters of the Civil Aero
nautics Administration at Santa
Monica, California.
The three we're Louis Escalada,
chairman of the Santa Cruz County
Board of Supervisors; William G.
Sinonton, clerk of the board; and
County Attorney NJ Karam.
The papers included deeds to land
signed this week by various parties
and the documents will be placed
before the CAA officials for their
final okay. With this step out OF
the way will come the request for
bids and it should not be long be-
fore dirt will be flying on the big
project, which will transform the
local airport into one of the most
up-to-date in this part of the
Southwest.
Deeds to 76 acres of Will Hatha-
ways land and 80 of F. w. Cowli-
shaw's, which had to be acquired
in order to enlarge the airport, were
signed this week, the county agreeing
to pay the two gentlemen the sum
of $50 per acre, the sale price in
GLIDING water tanks and other i'm
pnovements on the Hathaway and
Cowlishaw land.
Also, as a part of the deal, the
county purchased for $500 Thomas
F. Griffin'sz hangar which is said
to have cost Griffin $4,000
In the trensaetions just closed by
the county after many weeks OF
work, Hathaway was represented by
Attorney James v. Robins, who also
represented James Pierce who had
a lease on the present airport.
Pierce surrendered his lease and in
it's place he is to- receive another
one after the new airport project
is completed.
The airport will have 6,O0O-foot
concrete runway, $50 feet in width
and 18 inches in thickness, and
Nogales international., 1942-12-04
Wife OF Senator
Chandler
Visitor Here
2 Chandler Boys Enroll
At Little Outfit
Ranch School

Enroute to Los Angeles after plac-
ing her two sons, A. B. Chandler,
Jr., 13, and j. Dan Chandler, 9, in
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Hutchinson S
Little Outfit Ranch school in San
Rafael Valley, Mrs A. B. Happy
Chandler of Versailles, KY, wife of
Kentucky's Junior U. S. Senator,
wes here Wednesday.
At Los Angeles Mrs. Chandler
and pretty 16-year-old daughter
Mimi have taken an apartment.
Mimi, who recently landed 7-yea''
movie contract with Paramount at
hollywood, is featured in this weeks S
elition of Life magazine.
Also living in Los Angeles is Sen
ator and Mrs. Chambers other
daughter, Marcella. who was re-
Gently married to Captain Jack
Gregg of the Ferry Command
Senator Chandler, who was gov
ernor of Kentucky at the time Of
the Democratic national convention
at Philadelphia in 1886, and who
was Democratic national committee
man for the state of Kentucky
eight years, is a member of the
Senate military affairs committee
and now on tour of all army posts
in the western hemisphere.
The Senator is expected to visit
his sons at the Little Outfit Ranch
next week.
Senator and Mrs. Chandler s
youngest son, j. Dan Chandler, is
named after j. Dan Talbot Of
Bardstown, KY, finance commits
sioner of the state of Kentucky.
Senator Chandler, who was A in
July, has been prominent in Ken
lucky politics since 1929.
Nogales international., 1942-12-04
King And Queen
Elected By
N.H.S. Students

Oscar Soto, 19-year- old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank (PacO)
Soto, will reign as king and Miss
Bernice Levy. attractive IL
year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Levy, as queen, of all
NOgales High School social
functions from now until the
close of the school year in May.
They were elected king and
queen by the high school student
body at an assembly Wednesday
and will be crowned on the night
Of the annual Junior class prom at
the Montezuma ballroom Friday,
Dec. 18.
Also elected Wednesday were the
following who will comprise the
king and queens court:
Alice Mary Edwards and Bruce
Powell, Annette Hood and Karl
RAIDER, Margot Guerrero and Craig
Pottinger, Marian Kelly and Joe
Berrellez, and Irma Carrasco and
Alan Houle.
King Oscar I is a member of the
senior class and scheduled to gradu-
ate in May of next year, Several
months ago he was elected presi-
dent of the high school student
body and as long as he holds that
honor is an honorary member OF
the Nogales Rotary Club.
Nogales international., 1942-12-04
Former Nogales
Boy Fighting
At Guadalcanal

Don c. Owen, son of D. G. Owen
CT Chula Vista, Calf, formerly of
Nogales, is a lieutenant in the
marines flying corps now fighting
at Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands,
Chief of Police j. A. McGimsey was
advised in a letter received this
week from the lieutenant.
The letter was dated Nov. IL and
was in reply to one from McGimsey
written on Sept. II.
In the retter he tells of shooting
down a big Jap bomber. HE was
so big couldn't miss him." he said.
He had lot 70 say about the fight
ing in the Solomons. The letter
was mailed in a japanese envelope
Nogales international., 1942-12-04
|ElkS Annual
Memorial
Service Sunday

Annual memorial services will be
held by the Elks Lodge in their
lodge hall at pm. Sunday. Father
j. T. Weber will be the speaker.
A double quartet from the Nogales
High School Glee Club under the
direction of Prof Rudy Cooper will
furnish music.
The services will be in memory of
all departed Elks and particularly
those who died the past year.
Amcng this group were Former City
En- ngineer John w. Lariclore and
Finer State Senator Z. F. Bob
linger.
All Elks and the public in genera.
are urged tc attend.