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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
Moss Point Band To
Have Carnival Ball

The Moss Point Band Auxiliary
n a drive 70 raise funds to pay Tor
the new nana uniforms. Is sponsas-
ing a contest "a elect q king and
qaeen Of the Mardl Gras Bali which
shc auxiliary Is planning 70 give.
Each class IN high school has e
leutcd 3 b0y and q airl to represent
L as rs king and queen The king
anG queen ot each class Is 4 candt-
date for king and queen OF the ball
Votes cost oue cent each and the
Banc Parents Auxiliary expects 70
raise q considerable sum Of money
Win 1nIf seven collars Of the orig
lmal fifteen outstanding the Band
Parents are anxious % clear up this
balance as oon IS possible The
Aardl Gas bali Is expected 10 help
also
Candidates for ghs title OF King
and Queen Of the ball are Paul
Tooss stauisf and Romanus Clark
seniors Junior Pierce ard Mary
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

Sinee mach i belna said a1zass
3 siurt sesstun Cf lhe pzesef8 ieRE4-
sstuw e IS Interesting 20 note thaH
tire iensgat session "a Ghe history
81 the afAae Mas Ia Iasa fhs SECOND
regular session 81 the sstasla term az
Cos huau That seslnn convened
on Jaulass Z and aaluarned en-
Aiag gist onls tNa other sessions
ever ran into ule month o. May
1862 which al adjourned Mas i8fn and
1870 which adiourned MAY ista.
Father 81 GaifpoFt
An interesting meeting uAs held H.
uuhfaoTE last 6anaas a~fEeEnoou. Il
aas uae anselang 81 \ Memorial IN
honor q t0n bate Cant Joseph +
Jones Usually referred 20 As TIRE
Fainer Of GHlfpFt Mr. Jones
earns t. GBitpurt vftan II was =
yefy small tawn. surrounded b
marshes and tns slssllaN water asst
g Ship Island lie went 10 wnrk
on q bread plan of development
ana soon had lhe Gulf and ship
Island Railroad running from Gulf
port 10 jackson anU sE4eu he orcsl9ex
8 chanuel from the shore ID shin
IsimnG where there was 8 good. nat
ural harhaf SanE be had TIRE n
aonS of tire partn sending their
merchant shin into tire harboF a
GuiifoFs whene they loaded lumber
cotton ana other Mississippi pred
ncis Erom me huge nler butt for tire
convenience 81 loa6ina and unload
ships i IS a1Rbffui # there Is q
ration n 81 The Wuxld where oas
could mut fIna buildings construct
ea q Mtssi upi veilnT pine which
AHnt uHt turaslgb the Uuifport nar
Tor aalfnaft b. % 3 progressive
and snlendia little CTS which parasad
m IS hzsx lie 90 pzx honor te the
memory AZ Ia foander.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

Hsld enjoyed the evening 70 the
fullest
Among TIE volunteer workers for
the evening were the Moss Point
Boy Scouts who had charge Of the
checking Of hats and coats Several
members o. the sponsoring club
wrre on hand 10 greet the soldiers
and the girls as they entered the
BAH room.
The program VA SIN charge Of the
VITA Recreation Project personnel.
Instead Of the grand march ending
IN the usual snake dance the
marcherz ended up IN rows uf 10
abreast ard sang God Rie&
America
Tne dance this weekend viii be
sponsored b the Young Wonlens
Business CUB and ALI again be
held IN Mess Point = the Com
muuity House
Every effort is being made 70 Cd
tain a Camp shelby orchestra and
the chances look god for . lively
evening
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
Rotary Club Sees
Motion Pictures OF
DUPONT Products
Interesting CaioFra Views II Making
Of taFisNs Synihsite Products
aud AFtia1es

The program AZ GI1e Rotau Gun
meeting Wednesday sas q most m
.tcFcstlns metap1 a-elara in color
showluz IT, DEVELOPING and naaksns
q mans q ire prodarU q = ] as
Pout DC Sen0ufs = Company IN
especially S7lan seupzene Ragnu
and Xasan ztsese ueinR IL many res
peG@ Substitutes Tor SIX The pro
ceN Of c~uneeftinx raz material lnta
alrse products and maxine al them
BEAUTIFUL articles q every dav ase
hose HaMaAfk hair brushes eaaues
tauth bEaahe and other telle5 A.
Helea AS aa0au Interestingly and
explained b pllnaaeFanA recoras
b fac. Gee pie3a9e saaaed s -
dies uaaaaa furnished almost e.
TREY sin furniture made 0l laeIle
thai beautiful eoauzHd transparent
substance NAT comprises MANS -
the toiieH ARTICLES We hay Tor pses
ents for aaf lady frAHudz
One pzeIane snozsa 6 Foane lazs
MATHIS hez toilet beginning Nlza
nFi0a boz ano Unan competed Sc
had q complete aasIz2 mclzaalaz
shoes ~. afeN Fasa ard azaz
5af a. mae 81 uaaauf pfudueIs
THIS seEs 81 psesaEa sas shown
= a s Haaaolna . Sea OFisznz
wh0 rs re guest q Rasarian Il l.
Hatfea
IneFs - enc aasaaau faaa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

8aslsanps-sbip Esiiainx st.ss
Ihe 81 oe hfNE 81 fIe
lng4is sin Bgitaas Gompang s
Iea ESQ igEnaa eh ofx IL the
nasst a Nef ultssnAtao n Al
qM s the S African
Cgfaf as.4a n % uoaihs a. : east
81 slightly aaaeF N0s1 ne foE tlAe
American saEsh AffsaaN Lime TIE
aiaip E ~ feet lana h4 1900 lxza
s eeae ard sd s be asss
ftfsf aEee8 Fes&el efer
hgail Tier engines aFe sssaranseea
e. desHlae ease h0E and ahe
hat 3 aaeea af lst kua@ sDetsiei Her
Ell hemut4tad statefplH4s hAst tl4fee
beftia each SIRE carries q heau-
Hfai art eumuoaes swinHnlnF
nnl ara heT galley aass N9n@U A.
taN fine s8ip Mas asAea aoNn t1se
singing River n1a-tne Missa54ln4n
sguna shefg sne mei ali usc fnsx
required - a fifHt-elas ses-9oin&
see asze aas aae pride II the chip
Huisa0T art "A small moueta
miniature 8f fhh salH Is on display
ia the faaatol At Jackson. ln the ro-
ttsnAa 0a Use aecnnd fissx It Is
q matter u pride tu 81 MiaaSsspna.
ans thaf aseli n shsp eau b. AMI Is
being 6uiis ii our own State.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
Elementary School
PTA Has Meeting
Tuesday January %
Gets eertGueaGs fram Natias1zI
Headquarters - Reward fer
Subscriptions - FTA
Magazine

The PaseaEoula Elementary Par
eaf Teacher Association held -
regular useessEF January 20sI -
uee<k is H. Elementary
Sghool auditorium. usfn Mrs 2 \
Graef nHeslaing ii TIE aasegase q
Mrs Warren 3 SeelY
The meeting oneHed with ths
singing q God Bless Amerlca 4
n Mase ea-oTdlnafcx q ihe Cltt d
RascaE0asa rsereaaaaaz aefense pro.
ierts apoze on TIE $50 prazfam
IS Il III operate when ne addition
- the community house and other
plans 2 completed
TIE $50 program I'll las par
tlelzzH stress on uaaaaaz recreation
and III eventually azn Tor the -
les fof tae piaYile - aseh outdoor
Nised playground aIzh fun 1aalH=
mhlltamenf 81 leaI - fige super
ames - tennis ssIleH ball ez6.
The plaus "A outlined b Mr. Maas
RlN III 3 great reeHeaIaanai need Il
Fa2casaAh sog ElaaaH ~ al asa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
COAST RED CROSS CHAPTERS
TO RECEIVE BENEFITS
OF GOLFERS TOURNAMENT
Gusf Hills Country club Managers offer Prizes And use %
Famous Course To Aid War
Relief Drive.

cnifnss h TIRE PamsgoaA and'
Moea pusus ARIA car have fan arr
~ ssle saua tinak help re Amersnaa
ned Cxes San6c0e drive inf -
Enn0N ~ euk&Finx ttse meti touFna
ntcnf 20 Be stages - the Gait Mtlis
Coanfrx Club nt oeean eprlx4gs w
Eanaask Fznzmxy Tbs event IS
helne soFdaHfea hg Co-MRnASsfs
JanR3 Mussarc ans ~ Rankin Is
THE CUT f1Ah cagnstrs Ctuh and
TIE aHs1EE gross pfseasds will h<
tuFnkd e4e b iis nHa Cross csaap~
terS oE JAek1nn County. HarFlsan
CoantE afsd Hiioxt
Since A1neftcA nemas recreation
ENlaxasien ard entertainment alofss
Be- sliesiate Uhe mogFaea and stress
e. war the tournament Is oezlxfed
q Servt Al nHese p1Epoees There
iii - ~ FxnxrtM ahatsoeTer Ia
ztAx1nk tle h0FTAfnens the offI-
elAh N. 50 al az fIse mca1ny taken
IN lrofn Ire eta0 entrances fer
charged each Fulfef participating
I'll 81 g. ne Red CFoss 10 carry
On ~ calapassr q relieving tEs
SUI IeE1n3 q humanity IA waf nasluz
1ns tournament i nasnE Eunnzaft-
30 81 the el1alg1aen al tire three
EhApters Representative Of tire RED
cru8 chapters IN tfse dixtrirfs names
-UM0EKN ". YoAEz Of Ocean
Springs representing IaekNun CoAn-
~. xurerA purcxich q B4koxi egsan-
lRg and George wIikAnkou 81 lne
Haffksnn Counfy rhapser 3 h be
f,eid thh week end 70 complete
preliminary arraneenasnta for the
tournament
TIE ehalrxnen vii b. promised
wlfn eutxy sharks fof the CONVEX
iEx1ce o. golfers Ia taaslf respective
area These entry hianks are avail
ahtt n PascaRvna ~ The paaa-
8ouA Col Ciub arsa 1t F~Eaednleae
naEbefshnp - wsl1 - the Aaser
tiakf P~uhziznlzx Co effteea kn Pas.
eaEcna and Mos Point
handsome tEupliles ard axaFds
iii b given q ne winners Of M
Tournament Kaeh ffteht ni golfers
participating wsii have special prizes
f1r thair respective divisions Ire
ul<1t4 vi De determined D. IRE
qualifying scores g ne enlfeFz
a player sfth q high hana1cao viii
hagH IN equal opportunity against
. rskateh p1ayer. the officials said
The Us Of axArdz wlIG BE- announced
81 4 fsN dzs4
The tournament wtll b OVER TIE
W-eois ruzlla. which 5 considered
one a taas IEFseSs ard most sporsy n
the entire seail The tournament
VII BE- ztzrfed abnut $50 IN tins
morning
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

hosh eh5ssfsn sssa aHsls wio ae
- tore MNsas4s and athM r
~t4iatssatk NN BE- snwifa -
Naastsma r. 80 a. sassF ggAse a
Hsrfs
Mm l. 6 fgrAen rnaa nv H
a. Of ae Stats ard n&lapTal
eaesstH
Mu r 4 af4ef askee pTA alem
befn - % uaesf shsfs 81 ipN4 Dr.
srIsse uofk ane cailea zgfsnsansl &
fff fffsf 81 caNfs@z ANa hetna as
sssed ArH vi q Haaish n4na
est csgas te usesnafa who wa
E6 tseu - aefense aas8ea
T4s mssraln esoe alh weusfai
singing e nm sas slnnz
nanneg ard e PRAYER b Mrs "a =
nVsfa
Mm Ws8eB1Nf Hegs wnn sac
fGasu e1sans 93ph t8s present
A hlN certaloate aNaEd aun b.
1ar association. aa aztaycd Tte
certificate Is 80 aaaf8 presented b
ltte national office fn8 uasi8z als
Gigirefs ans 3t18. mEneiral sh
FinNes 81 fhr official msesxase
fas Natlerel FsArsa9 esrhu A
chairman Aaa b fseaRHIsten bfea
merit eeas VAS presented - Mfs
Anmie Lee Painter publications
fast 81 she esate convention tn
March at JaEksQa vii nuffof al
presidents aho publication rflsff=
men NH@e units earn tas aboeH
mentaAls1 aaaFa
The Hfxt meessfN u u3e Asae
fHgu W. - hsla FenFaaw len a.
Nhth time E9annefa fM9 the nat
saal birthday ~ ihg Prh wdfl b.
aaseFsrd uIal an appf0p8late pm
gram
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

~ M ~ ~ N
sla ta ulg GA ae es q
Ig4sa forrest Nf Ehe 49,
ulafilm ~ 20 step Hm
Hut j cen sesufF tFesa q prnH
fsBreetase asst Sat6a HgG fsn
.aw eosas ugn Tlnes hass
'ngeF adaen y msEanef -
aaev su ~ ea Nnem as
fafhrf ssun Aaaas fiers
efsre r. conventional ua
h4st aned Nafsh Sea Mexs-
8.sn H 4 SRI
Tie afk s nreek Bgf 3 Nas
ma Ngeekee 81 tae lens vm
as noesa e gouftaentlF predict
aa 81 Esale HlaeF 1auGthC n
a. Jaaaaa Channas whlrh vas
B8sg UaEf Aats0 Nsatea ~ W
glss misss Inland ehs Sagkes kzss
taken ap and CLEARED tApa and
erss,ea : tas dwelling that h less >
cabin than an auditorium Hazel
e8 works Is = Imue4a phsssU stlap
EnNaFd - = = wriarf an = dFf1u4s
toh lee s. runs the treet1F en-
M Farm 0Face t., and David :
help Mammz around the iseuse and
leas after Bslilr. 8 BettN. s. aBa
isdaisnw yraf eid Narth Sea afrsas
aian
Na tae cid caAe o. They laughee
Mnsn te scatter xnsssr to me n
fTench Trey ialfalted a. ssfkn
Mheu he pioneered after hia uan
fashion Hai ms family Is eztlns
hsaTllly ard Nreptne @armig ana
uith rassaashle breaks u farm4ine
ihitne and trapping be may Yet BE-
: rch man
A more meiror.r ufofseeF Nfo hove
lnaa aelt recently aaa Or p II
ptnnoee s slender Nss -moamed
nssn VIII . bearded nneghrnlselled.
lace efa described himself - =
lsctgref 81 philosophy II Pcncovse
stepped aa 81 the vast and Gsueef-
nu8 forrest II Northern British Co
lumbia after y trek oa foot Of
ruaghiE 1an0 miles from naxeltoh
= C. r. stairway
Mere amazing. he had hiS wslr
with him aud ms tws small children
fon ghfists 4 and Ia kets Devon
2 There auEe aiso taa disciples
~ Griffin and Ruth Briirrn.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
Many Local People
Attend Open House
Camp Shelby Sunday
37th Division Hnnare Guests Al
hseeptian and Dance Al New
Service Club building.


The first Of a series of open house
pariie2 nlasofed bY ihs WpA Rec
realiou Project xas given tor n
listeo men u the S7fn DIVISION sun
Gay afternoon and evening at tie
dilsion sesice club SIZE MCQUEEN
senior h6Sies % tbs division va
- enlarge 81 the PLANNED entertain
Btenk
4 Efollp 81 representatives " Pa
eagouiA wHse the specially invited
guests Tor he occasion Al invita-
ton Nas also extended to the REQ
pie q nearby Hattiesbnfa ana al
KRIS who hse attended dances given
at the 9th nilsiuu serice club
Through the efforts ni afre Tom
Wells WPA recreation SUPERVISOR
and Misses Frances IeatneFnalre
and bonnie Cole co-chasrmen Of
a committee FOR soldier recreation
an invitation was extended "a the
HirlS of pasraguula ana Mos Point
alio regularly attend g. snlaisg.
canoes - So on 8 chartered bis 70
Camp Shelby
The hts iHit the Community
HouEE ~ 10 90 a n Sunday. uita
ever forts passengers aboard Ar
giving At the came shartIy Before
one cef1ek they Nrze greeted b
Mrs Meoaeeu and assigned rooms
Is the Rafst-houze where they re-
mogrd wTans After = short inter
al 0f HsvdeTinR pf4mplue and
areeniua the visitors we're taken II
als Golfer sisap where = long table
aas set for then and q d~eiscHus
BIgkey dinner was served
AT 2mp AZ the bas aas boaraea
and 4 asaT ii Nls camp wsa made
corp ] Il jackson Co r IL
QuarteFmastef conducted fine tour
and pointed out the many things
q Interest Inc trip proved most
ezliGHtenlng a. many q fiag glrh
mad ugG visited tnc camp before and
a8d not kno0 lnat the city OF tents
COVERED kzs1h q large afe
MA5ur@aeneFai Rohez1 8 BeiRhE-
sr commander 81 tha 71th D1zls-
ION. ana Rffs BalaAtles. assisted
Mss Meaasn and Hiss Lucille
Keen tnniar hoste@ in RECEIVING
guests Ter the tea from 8 =
Nln heszhslsr poured tea from Al
epccislls appointed service
Special ma8r taz tie tea hour
aas furnished hF H1e 1izfh Medical
Begitnans nsnd end TIRE I8fsh Eald
ArtiHere Bind playea Tor the dare
Ius Nhsen faIioNsd uaaI - M 2 :
rse lasfa + a band has PLAYED e
Tar lasai settler caneu % tsu past
aeussmas
A nunlae4 81 ge RlFa had me
SIN hess Haofn fhes had met Il
pascaecala on past conveys ms
Ea 5 aea and lnteaaaas exsn
ance q ~ s1rA ana - maost
laYabie
rnguaxhaa# ihe afternoon aaa
eeeniia. huzz1Feos q hass Wso have
s.ted she Asal Z S army Esaz
z=atian Ara called - taik am
lance via 81 girls and Nerc eager
8 zee ri 4ney Haa 3 ko1c ama
ere sportsman tw 8 @gsp ssa
We waaz ~ people q Fssaeaaa
aaa Mas Print 70 lee IS welcome
Her - Hssx made Is Eel There aza6
ana fasm = nave Is anioysale 8
ne Hzssx 81 TIE aazs Hnu ear
30 Il azszens ztz aaa gof Eha
aak eaa Naz ms so tsaeaz
ia aeazaEn2aces aeHs
A tInaa hut happy d1aeh oi NEEz
slres : Iheil homes arQaa1 2
Lock Is zhs mofnzz# HIzE he -
aa asszfe. - tni1 1EHIH
aon
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

u1e American isNt1nA
~ @aa kttE saEnmarttf saa
iKtR phlhAsknfofaat sse Haae u ~
asaie tor q ntm8ef o. Husa anc af
here - attend roElsae
EaftIFdfs arr faFss adopted snzs
q = rtss.f ThsF ate ArFoy PFfes
GrneHz3llsa. r3liassee peEeg stfessn
ln9 lae Hnlsss States kaval seaa.
esag ii Aufafoal8 ARD ~ Walker
Percy Wee IsFk Also surviving ere
agnt& Mfa Leila Warren ard Mfs
Mana resree 81 CffeenzlHs ana Ma
Walker FsFes Birmingham Ala
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
WILLIAM A. PERCY,
FAMOUS AUTHOR
DIED WEDNESDAY

uteensiIlf MIS-. ian 2awI-
Lam Alexander Perez. nideiy kuown
HugtzaEfn auilzur of three volumes Of
baekFx ard ms recent asEsuhsoxnpn-
81 hea2 niker Lanterns 90 she
se Diet yeztoEfiay He Vas
= PEARS 0ac ard unmarried
Ar. Percy nRs sfae sasl o. former
united states Senator Leroy Percy
Ct Mississippi He VA graduated
frusH the University * The south.
BeNAuee. Tenn II t1N and from
the Harvard AS @hool IA 1903 He
began ne practise of law herr aFa
exetu for service OVERSEAS with TIE
18th Dsstsion a. 1915. he had made
0Tt<nFille ms hoEuE since
Funeral services vii H herr RI
day,
Dealh came II 3 Aai hospital
late yesterday afternoon after at
Illness q @seyai noatfa8 lie en-
tered the hnsptal January 10.
Wen Fans< A< Psei
Born L 0reensille IL Percy wa
piss RiU
- attorney. planter and phiIon-
tnFpptz y vel IS a writef HIS
poems IL April Once. sappsln aud
A4g and Enzsoz HlnEdozu
ntuuRht nm national ncstEe n re-
sNnt yeera ~ Of Ms veTse Rad been
pubiEne1 u wolane ~Eebcseei
Fo@iTE HIS novel Published Z seaf
CSC IS ; agy q the Delta region
here
~ Percy 8eftea wgEh Herhers
HcqyeTs commission Tor Belgian ~
LEI n Iais during ne first Weird
War aud ~ enlisted with ualta1.
States forces after America entered
the ccnfaE lie - promoted "a
: epalnsY u Fxanez and zAs
cecefaEea Ritn Ire eroIx de saaeffe
Dnfin8 t1e Mizzlzappl river neoa
of 1877 Nr Percy served a. d.
rector O disaster relief u ne 0reen-
Fllle Mea aofk II which he -
e~xpegleFeed. having been civilian
wrEne ntasIxe for ne army IA fIazal
resiEf aoEk n the Delta region II
9fz ard ieI3
Afi@ graduation from Se~anes
and Harvard lag acoI hs snteEe.
Tire pEacztee Of E here wita -
faAner. When NE latter mAS eleeses
United States senator II 1915. t4as
son formed 3 pafHErznlp With {
G Moody. and afseT sezAs psres
neah II ~ Ne eaaElnusd mae
ice wlzn , 5 Sfxaa2 and Rsnes.
keilnef. and later SC Fl p Parish
He retired from Am waetace q laa
11Hf Fzarz ag0.
Hszaee Fsm Ins<resas
Al 6he TINE q n death he "a.
the head Of = firm operating lzses
plantation Interests s TFalake -
: dlEeezeE q re Slanze Gotten Co
Operative Association and al ~
0reenEllle con1pzesz Company
he hep<d h-l1r here the Dzia
art eznzzx vnefE aEH and uafEl
af4 taught END 80 : feadeT ssFaes
Is formation IN 9he Delta eoaaeIl
de4isn& 70 heIc ~ regions eaa.
merclaI growth
He had heen chairman o. L.
Wash.zEzoa coslhe enapt4r Of "a
AHeflan Red cIua president .
tAe Ho4aEg Ciao 49, e~aalnlaaalx q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

MoSs p0lnI making - his atfe
sarN 4 EnafaE and RoaaFaH
sattea = Birmingham 5 rex
visitor = nsaarasaa - a.
SECRETARY HAl1 aanouneed -
nscsre aaz zetaE maae Ia atzaz
4nre q ~ CLUB ACTUALLY haa
one hundred pr otnl mee1.ne IL
selpM 4 tne aaaz sas8nt
slipa HHH Eza ataaz = aar aslE
Hae maa
~ Aaz H41 HuzsI S nEE HH#=
her sua notified e ~ present =
Aae na4H MHatlrH
~ I EsHsholseF Nzz nSeseus -
Aatnslae q 81 hes MazaAg = -
elg1.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
Moss Point Clubs
Sponsoring Dances
For keesler Soldiers

Tine Young Mems Business Club
Of Musz PUNT Sponsored the uauea
for thf soldiers Of Eeeslfr FteId
At TIM Moss Punt Community
House last Saturday night
About iAa Eeezier men arrived i
hstle before nine o'clock the ap-
pointed hour for the dance ana had
3 ltitla time 70 become acquainted
with the taam By 8 20 tne dauee
vas IN fun swing 4 feW men from
Camp Shelby and 3 large number
Of girls from Moss Point ann Pas
cagoaia with the meu from KeesEeF
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

a Bill has aeee intFeaseea Ia Con-
efexs = sen EglWs nrunusiur 70
establish she third feaerai court DIS
aict q Mississippi the nsw aas-
tfict would D. Enoan a she North
eFn District A. nreeen' tine STATE
mas tao detflcN and presiding
Judges 81 present districts are Iuase
sid kIlze at Galfwsfg and Juazr
Alien Cos ii BalaHsu
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
METHODIST

INT Ma Coxan Clfele Of ttfp
Methodist " s. G s met Ia the
hnue OF Ais Ira Thompson Mon
day afternoon with q efedilAbis a.
teudanke
AIRS j . tnwe t1e RECENTLY
elected chairman called the meeting
g order ard led the dryos.oaal
using 4 3 subject Spiritual Bat
iegteA
Routine matters pertaining 10 the
fariHe0mlus years uuFk. including
Ase appointment al various commit
tees cnnsamec al hours time Mrs
jain Ciriot aistflei Aupermfena
ent told q a recent meeting 81 shs
executive nfllccys Of tire Woman s
Gocietg Of Christian Service ana Of
plans Tor tire years NuEk a. oot
lined At fsle meeting MAns REGRETS
@eru expressed when 4 Aas learned
Through her that a. the foarthcasn-
lslE conference 70 BE- hello in BFuak
haven r. April tae president. AIRS
a J Arlington. would lender her
resignation because Of eonfietina
circumstance that vii not permit
her 10 serse any longer.
Inc iHustess then read a letter
from the conference mother. NJ
3ennte Ieal and AZ interesting 81
anie 81 Tire New Year and Neu
Years Resolutions
Assisted ~ AIR Z c Ho8ce Afss
Thompson served net chocolate and
eake h. those in attendance mcIsla
iug Mr. = Torre6 Mr. " W Bar
Der Mr. John clFiot Mrs. Doauef
Stewart Mfs Henry Rhode Nfrs
, p Colley Mrs " h McDaqid.
Mrs T. = Lose and Mr. Davis of
Ta'sN1a who wa a guest
The ssSf meetine viii ue neld with
An John Crlot Ia February.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
HURLEY LIBRARY
GROUP ENDORSES
TEACHER-AID BILL
E.oeaf Representative "a Legislators
Reanestea e. smppafi Measure
Nsw Being Considered

The Hurley Library Association
has soaned ouzff organizations IL
the state tn seeking higher zaiafles
and retirement Wo9isauns Tor sefnQi
teachsFs IN sfis state sne have -;
u;4csiss heal memlssTs ~ nIs Ms
slsaippi State legislature n0w ia
session 81 1seke0n a. s8os for AT H.
crease ia paAlH aeiaool apprup3ta-
lions ard teaches retirement
Their peElgon is wufdsu a. so3toNa
To lion = ~. iss9 Senator siss
Disifaet. Hou Howard Mctbouneli
Fioates Representative 81 Harrison
and jackson Counties and Hon
Claade Z BiIbo. Representative Of
JACKSON County.
eGeutsmen
WHEREAS b appears 10 ire
mssnbeFa q the Hurley Library As
ISOLATION composed e $50 parents
4un frAeuaz 81 education Ia tia
Hutles School Dlssxiet Of jackson
County. that there IS nov q surplus
q Ont s40poDoe IN .At state treas
nry ard
WHEREAS this Association Is q
the opinion ihat the Legislature has
TIE right = substantially increase
e rs present session tse appfopFi
alton loE pa1lic schoal teacher SAL
aries, ard make an appropriation
sof teacher retirement and
WHEREAS our reasons there
fur arr Is foilDVz
Ldslnz expenses nave oaeu
greatly increased and these increases
affect teachers thf same as other
grnups
2 On account a higher salaries
n other occupations. hundreds x
the best teachers arr leaving the
profession and these vacancies are
hard to I'll with euailisea teachers
TIE average SALARY for class
room teachers Is &1m . year or
sfH p&s day 4hsn considered on an
annual wuFxtng daY basis such
average refers tn teachers 81 tae
white Faee only.
4 Requirements upon teachers
are gradually bemg lIefuaseU as.d
hundreds q seliooa noz require
their teachers 10 attend Summer
school 1t leAst one summer out %
ekeFy AhFee years n Tire teachers
solt expense.
s. Teaehefz arr employed Ia pub
nc service and have never been paid
salaries suffteien, d alhgW them 10
las by anything for retirement Nf1en
old aas osrftakcs laem Therefore
~ fee Eaat the state should make
provision far t1rar retirement
THEREFORE, b. It resolved that
for The reasons above given And
MANY other 81 believe sssat salaftrs
Of punik school tesehers OUGHT O.
De increased and teacher retirement
pEugiaea b state appropriation. IN
order that the mcSs efficient men
and women may b employed ARD
retained - teachers af ctr children
Be If further resolved that Ne
As at association uFEa kua NOS onlf
"a vote fee ar increase iu palnlse
school appropriation and Tar teach
ar retirement, 6ut e actively sup
pxrt sanla
BE Is further resolved that 4e.
as an association send a r0rN u
TINS resolution "a tie members q
the State Senate members of the
Ho1sr Of Representatives represent
ING this county % the county pa
perA and thai a COR be spread o.
thf minutes OF the association
HekDeetfuflY submitted
Hurley Library Association.
y c Everett Chairman.
Committee o. Resolutions
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

Jane Llndzlx luniarE. Jack Dantz-
leF ard FRsie Westpaal sopho-
mOres. Steven Stringfeliow ard
Joyce Green. freshmen Nolan
Smith and Booty Allen. eighth
grade Benson Aeams and Sager.
seventh grade