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Shipyard Worker
Severely Injured

Three employees Of the ingalls,
Shipbullding Corporation yards a.
PaEcae0ula were injured In acci-
dents Wednesday and Thursday At
the yard Paul Price. q shipfifter:
and George Tootle. =. vancieaye
resident q burner. were severely in
5ured Wednesday ard Louis J.
Noble. IS. RI !. Ocean Springs. was
taken to the Jackson County Hos
pftai for ; badly injured finger,
Thursday
Fdee Is said 70 have been working
IN the hold @ one o the ships
nov being QUILTED 81 the yard.
when > large sand boz. being lower-
ed into the hold struck him on the
head. breaking his jav and causing
other severe injuries. Attaches 0f
the hospital reported thaf he was
fresfing well Thursday afternoon
late.
Toolle. 1 sid 70 have been N
jured when > large steel plate which
had been standing on adee, fell 0ser
on him. causing severe injuries "a
his hack. The accident occurred
Wednesday afternoon He Il At tie
jackson County Hospital also.
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Tri-C County Zone

fcontlnne0 Prom Pane onsf
A delicious iunen with pc ard hul
cuffee Naa served ~ The Hostess
society.
Reassemhllna after reports htd
been heard and routine nflnA
had been dlaroned uf. MfH John
CiriOt. district SECRETARY. lnid d Else
accomplishments Of tire past Yeaf
and plans for future work.
An appointed COMMITTEES READ Nhe
following resolutions which wKFN
unanimously adopted
We the members u the Trl-Cuun@
~ Eune ~ Tire WgmenN nacietf -
Christian Service 81 Tire Mnlfoalsi
Church Benhhufe District composed
.of Oeorer. Green aala jackson
Counties. met ~ Kreoae. A~1Snisslpp.
Oh February a. isa2. wiaa 10 pre-
sent fur confederation nan following
facts and petitlens
Where's. It has cosne % orr e.
tentinn shnt the general situation
Ia regard 20 liquor ard m~win1mneks
Is vefT bad ard that Honkg Turks
flourish unmoleeledl We commend
the stand o. Cur Governor IN This
regnfd and We recommend thar pua
Senators ard Representatives. vote
70 empower rim 70 carry out MS
plana % meet The STATION
Therefore. &c n resolved that i
copy Of this resolution b. semi to
Governor johnson Henators j +
Black. ard e ~ Ivy. and Repre-
eentatises D. = Byrd an1 cIauae
Hlibo. and . copy b. spread uposl
the minutes.
The higisiishf q the days pro-
gram ~ the presentation Of Life
niembefBlaips nY Mas Tna Tnomp.
son district chairman = life mem
beiNhip - follows: Margaret W.
ThOmeuu ~ her grandmother. Hrs
Il = Wells ws4e made Baby Life
Members Mr. Gus Roberts waA
given : Life Membership into tie
Woenana eoclets q Christian Hers-
ioe b. her children
Mrs.. ~. r Daley. Mf4. q -
Bowen. and Ms@ Title sWan b. lie
members - the MosS Point a0cIe8sf
and ~ behalf 81 Tire Tfl-cu1nff
Zone. Mrs. E1aefse wells 8arrslaa1
Mis- lua Thompson stth q LIE
Membership
TIE nesting was mouahf % :
clone Hfeu ~ tolned hands assa
sans BEST BE- lie 1fa That Hlrsaa
and prayer b Ref Mr. Payne o.
Americas chafsx Jsnt ss sbe usae
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rndsred several 1gxeiaI raa1
aplritaeh which As lnaAe6 = Elszf
and enjoyed b Il.
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n1wefx were : cursasN IL xnfoenlas.
MrM Ware wnn eowaaed IL blue
cress with uesy accessories ard her
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IN contrasting coIoF& ne fofInef
wearing aqua and tise Attrr pink
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Mis- HraSh wure dArk green with
brown acceSofacs and 4 cus4aEs q
pink eindioM
Miss Cunningham wuse PINK with
hruwn accessories Tier flowers wcrt
pink RindicA
The bride Is q graduate frnsn the
PzscARonla High Gchaoi. WhitNorth
Junior College. and the Louisiana
state University.
The froosu vas graduated from
vanclenye High school perktnston
Junior College. and MiKztssippa state
College He Is q member Of CT
TAmha Rho. national honorary
business fraternity. and q PM
Kappa Tau national social fratern-
lky.
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RAMsAr-srREm

Among the several weddinRs that
took place ia PaAcaeouia Saturday.
FsbFaary Il 1872 none Vas more
beautiful than that Ct Miss Ruth
Stirred. daughter Of ~ and Mrx o.
". sEreed q pascagoaIa. When she
became the hFide Of veftiz q Ram
say. "a Of TIE late Norman Wal
lace Ramsay. and MFa Ramsay u
VanezeaYe. - s O'Clock On Ehe
evening q nE=4 DAY
ne ceremony took Place II Christ
Lutheran Church. whsre esergreem
IN artistic arrangement u1th shlfe
Rlz6zall snd candles formed a
beauzlfu sitting for re bridal party
as sha msraHers tuaz her places
before Re-. #Ee1efaez oraef Nhc
oauzaeted - lnpFaEss maTTIaEs
ritual e TIE church
Pxiu % Ine entry 6 the bFidal
p@re MlN Catherine EfAsh af u1s
organ vas aceompaHza e Gt&
Mildred canaInelanz e Mox Point.
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gaekzau. Hlze z=I Ezztee 1zzak.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20
FRAzIEE-GREENoUGH

The marriage of Mrs. Vivian
Eel Greenoueh Of pascagonIa 10
!. =. FrGzier vas quietly solemnized
at the parsonage Of the Ecatawpa
Baptist church with Rev. v. c.
Wlndham officiating. at 6 o'clock Ia
the evening. February Il. 1912
Following q snort honeymoon
trip along the coast. Mr. and Mrs.
Frazier returned 20 Pascagoula
where they are residing at the home
o. the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. - Eel.
The bride is the daughter Of chief
Of Police A W. Eel. and comes
from one Of the older families Of
Pascaguula. The groom's home city
Is Philadelphia. though he Is nov
q resident Of Pascasoaia where he
Is employed ct the Ingalls, Ship
building Corporation. Both have 3
large number q friends 70 wish
them happiness.
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Latin American h.

eucnunned Feunn paae oxaaA
foods Is IN Spanish npeaAlng n
tienn End thelr ~reiastmasalp to re
unitea Btntra
Eenrntte Hafpek. stHNarnt uf fht
Moes putnt htsn srhoaA apuke u
the importance q fniAltalte with In
Hnant4n Afnuakine cuuntFisM nA1afne
u1AriY ct lks1s time m12en tisn
Ameftean naftssfs are mHHenflnf )
United treat IN Ne pnfalsat II AXIS
nowrrs ard Ia defense n slae 1g
ties ard Erent0a o. TIE peepie e
America
A qnaFaeL oomprised a pnal
alaase3. ErHfxGfe MAFgNH. Fsm
Evans. and Henry EFnnk FRf9Nfta
|a vocal selection - feazHEa
Oranne Mis- Ma1knegtts coaieR
and Esefelte Harper MaFN i en
IA painsna ~ Mimsna NAr,nktaa
&c Espanioa@ was sung " me "a.
fare Spanish class 81 e papkiA
ID d spenn snd CYFgl aayfInEd
were appointed 81 the elahN tleAn4
40 fund committee
Announcement maN ma6e a Ehe
visit nf the district suFernM nf
Rotary clubs II pnenaaouia a
March 4 and ~ the jackson cuanA
" haskesball Tournaments wfiEh
viii be heid ~ Moss Point Fhtaa-
airy =. thruuah s.
Il go announced thal fifnt -
claeses we're being held tNtcf zach
ueek AZ the flFemnna hall. meesana
on Monday and Thursday niei1fa
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after mafehinN aFtsifHA uae fi8Uf
ix1k fhslf peaa on - stage TEse3
we1e ) pretty party ne 6~sfefamea
wofe fafmai aosns q Eagloua hues
lending maes easof = HEsa oeeAssan
Nhlls A1e dakm wore I0sm8a suits
1he dnHheNsN8 NeFe Misses De4ashg
K5sA. DoteEAs 0leen. Mafia West
brnak. V|feinlA 0ai4azr and uhnfAa
Osanf and Mr4 James \ 9NeeuaD
The aukm wefa vinesssf M1sae and
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AEmnfA tonte. Dr. q Mosa pulns
Bernard Hayden ~ 0uifpofs md
Nekl4 Mnxzae ard Raymond Wal
kia e KsezEsE FieiA
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hnH rupsn u e~la&fxnsfsa bfafAsfx.
a. a4auhtaf Il Mr. aHd Mr. Lee
n4amaa. nnA beautiful ii : hnna.
6ozne g0Nu s Ntass oFBssusaaea
stir hgilliansM n insftcnte deNlgn.
sac uuTa . he4utanI hnasY mite
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nsae Hefe : wA4iifa4 tara e h1
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hses bNs4A&1 - Anlexxan beauty
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M yog Lillian afd Jeanne Ma
~ E4ztiie. tan HaazzlEsra & ~
$50 zn ukafzze Nna Aase
DAINTY Ate aAlaa dresses
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nza1z s handsome Kazzs. Sc 2ss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20
HOUSING PROJECT
Community HALL
PREPARED FOR Use
tFmlszsa gerxkus OsEanlzaainn Plans
0ren- Hsass Ger 0pening
Friday Der~nsasf n

"wednesday EfwuaKy - h % be
mace a gah daT In Ire Martins
HnaaksnE Praseet ~ fhH uuited
SERVICE Organisation h 70 krep open
house for TIE rsshdensa Of the
coInny.
II s 70 take place IN the rrrfca-
tinn hnii cf the main Officer en-
Tenfh street which has recEntly
been r~eaeeuFate1 with tna yiew of
making h 4 place Of naseEing TOT
community EathertnN isrfudtns
Red Cross activities Ia The pruht
The festtvity on "Wednesday yin
inelude \ special pwuNfnin 81 music
with stress laid on community sing
inr which xln be led b. an ex-
perlencs8 conductor.
After the musrnzn refreshments
viii be served.
Preparatieas for uae open house
ere n the hands Of several eozn-
mittees. the chairman Of which are
Mrs W b seeley. program. Mrs.
A r May ana Mrs Raymond king
invitation and decorations. Nrx 3
ID. 0sbourne refreshments: Mrk l.
g Iversan. r~ecerAt0n. aad A p.
May. finance.
A Red Gross first sad class has
been organized in the colony and
Il win meet ii the Recreation ball
Of the Maritime Housing pTotecl
The first meeting viii Be held Feb-
ruary ~ az 8 p. M and viii be
under the t1teiage Of Mrs Warren
b Seeley. II b open 70 anyone who
n DESTROYS Of Joining this very i'm
portant class
Mrs Pred Handy hiss as guests iaer
mother. Mrs sally Bush. and aunt.
Mrs jamie Ellis of Desaemer, at
her home 1901 Harrison Avenue.
-
Miss Marguerite Briggs. viii re-
turn 70 Birmingham this week end
after attendance AZ the BriggS-Byrc
wedding February IA Is nne guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Preston Briggs
MFR. and Mrs M. MoIioy Harnets
Of Lexington. Ky arrived IN Pas
ezgnula Monday. TO spend q week
here with Mr.. and Mrs, Raymond
r. King o. TOO Twelfth Street.
10
MRS. HaTnetL sister Of Mrs King.
Is enjoying many Inequalities and
after q motor trip 70 New Orleans
and Mobile. she and Mr.. Harneti
win return 10 their home IN Lex
ington.
Evening star., 1942-04-10

by the same architect and following
the same style Of architecture, Is
to be built by private developers
nearby. but not on the housing site,
Mr.. Locke said.
Evening star., 1942-04-10

also served for several years as q
member Of the Georgetown Univer-
sity faculty.
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Matte j. King: two daughters, Mrs.
1antha King Armstrong Of Wash.
ington and Miss Martha M. King;
a son. William. jr., of Arlington; his
mother, Mrs. Iantha Dooley King Of
Richmond; three grandchildren, two
brothers, H. Kendall King Of WASH
ington, and Waverly q. King Of
Richmond, and three sisters, Mrs.
Ernest Fox. Mrs. r. @. Atkinson and
Mrs. Jeff Parrish Of Richmond.
DR.. King was q member Of the
Medical Society of Virginia and the
American Medical Society.
Services will be held ut 2 pm.
Sunday at the Calvary Methodist
Church, Twenty-third and South
Grant street, Arlington, with the
Rev. Thomas G. Betschler ofiiciat-
ing. Burial will be in Columbia
Gardens Cemetery.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
Seminary Heights
Apartments Will
Cost $15,000,000
Biggest Such Project in
Capital Area to House
$500 Family Units

~seminary Heights" huge apart
ment housing project being erected
in Southwest Arlington County, will
be the largest undertaking Of its
kind in the Washington area, 1t was
disclosed today.
General plans for the project were
announced several weeks ago. De-
tails, revealed today, show that it
will cost between $15,o0o,O0O and
$16,0o0,000 and contain $500 family
units.
The project is located in the ex-
treme southwest portion Of the
county. adjoining the Alexandria
city and Fairfax County lines, and
Is being erected by the Defense
Homes Corp. Of the Reconstruction
Finance Corp. Building is already
under way on temporary permits
issued by the county building
inspectors Office.
Regular permits for the enterprise
are expected to be issued within a
week or 10 days. pending the filing
of final ground-development plats,
Zoning Administrator Donald r.
Locke announced.
340-Acre Site Acquired.
The development is diagonally
across the Leesburg pike from the
Virginia Theological Seminary and
across Seminary road from the
1,soo-unit apartment project in
Alexandria now under construction
by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. Of New York.
Three hundred and forty acres
have been acquired by Defense
Homes Corp. as the site for the prof.
ect. The projected Army Navy boule-
vard-a dual-lane, limited-access
express highway, which will lead from
the Memorial Bridge, skirting the
new War Department Building and
bypass Alexandria to Woodbridge,
va.-will pass directly through the
project. The apartments are about
2 miles from the War Department
Building by way of the projected
Army Navy boulevard.
. The living units will include one,
two and three bedroom apartments,
the largest apartments having six
rooms and two baths.
"a few of the apartments are
larger than some of the houses
now built in the county" Mr.. Locke
said.
Most of the apartments will have
upstairs and downstairs rooms.
Front and back yards also will be
provided for each unit.
Colonial Exteriorx.
The buildings will be of brick with
pitched slate roofs and will have
Colonial exteriors. There will be
about II family units for each acre
Of land, Mr.. Locke said,
The Defense Homes Corp. has
donated a l0-acre tract to the
county to be used as a public school
site.
The project more than meets the
requirements Of the most stringent
apartment zone which is proposed
in a master zoning ordnance now
pending before the County Board,
the zoning administrator declared.
The most stringent apartment
zone permits not less than 1,400
square feet for q one-room apart
ment ranging up to not less than
$500 square meet for four or more
rooms.
The project Is being erected by
Thompson-Starret Co. and the
architectural plans were designed
by Kenneth Franzheim Of New
York.
A large shopping center, designed
Evening star., 1942-04-10
Dr.. William B. Kinq,
Arlington Physician,
Dies Of Heart Disease
Was Assistunt Chief
Medical Officer in Area
Defense Organization

DR.. William Binford King. So,
prominent Arlington County (Va.)
physician, died suddenly Of q heart
ailment today ut his home, 734
South Twentieth street.
DR.. King was assistant chief med
ical and liaison officer Of the emer-
gency medical service in the Metro
politan area defense organization.
He was counselor Of the George
washington University Medical
Society and served as Its president
in 1910.
A native Of Richmond, he received
his early education in the public
schools Of that city. He was Q grad.
uate Of George Washington Univer-
sity and . member of the medical
faculty there from 1917 to 1882. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
The Only Way

Naturally everybody would
like to see prize play chosen.
1t is not easy 10 set all the
alluring advantages aside and
turn the collective critical
thumbs down on the whole sea-
son. Undoubtedly II is bad pub
licity in its immediate effect.
but in the longer view ] am con-
WINGED that 1t will prove bene-
fetal.
One Of those who wished 10
make an award argued that a
violent negative vote would be a
black eye for the theater. After
all, it was pointed out, some SO
or so plays have been produced
during the season. plays ad-
mittedly of varying merit, so
why not pick out the best of
the lot and let it go at that. But
then. as John Mason Brown
pointed out, if there are so rot
ten eggs in basket what pos
Sible value is there in trying
to find the least rotten.