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Evening star., 1942-04-05
The Garden Notebook

1t there has been mistake. Last week informed
that oe Man Winter had into Information The nowstorm
to the discomfort of most of gardeners The daos
about burst into full bloom the magnoias
ing color and spring gardening getting artedhen had
1s-inch snowfall.
cold ground very
ured and broken plants And going take good
Tor them TO outgrow or cover up the injuries
<s4eS
been split seldom practicable pull
back into position and let it heal The this that
exceedingly difficult infection the wound
and has been done by trained workers.
Broken branches should be prned and the wounds treated
with suitable disinfecant preservave the
smooth the surface before applying the dressing.
Where the broken out of the usual
treatment is to making
just above and leaving as little stub possible.
X1ez
The deep protected the early Towering plants shrubs
fairly well The blossoms of the magnolia
honeysckle sprea Towering ounce
Apparently the escaped injury. will days
before be certain just how much injury done
to our plants and gardens
aaeAG
The gardeners had tied their really received
spring.
heavy crush foundation paintings who had
removed the protective wappngs suffered the those who
trouble to give protection Those had tied up
shapel specimens
while of will be nursing badly injured plants Heavy
simply the removal of broken branches This really excellent
time to bear down and prme.
Oslo
TO the hose patch Repair sharpen
tools and general ready for the rush of spring work
that to the ground dries New hose and
will be difficult obtain for time to lets
get those that have into the best condition possible
SAaAa
Early spinach mustard lettuce radise parsley
onion and hardy cabbage plants should be planted as
the ground dry enough crops
early they make satisfactory growth
&2sE
the easiest
and yet there gardeners who never get around to plant
them the fall he season. Those that do have them
their garden get great deal of pleasure from their
earliest need to be large
bloom thrilling after long dreary
winter Let's plan and prepare now to plant cocs next fall
@WJx
the time to take cuttings of the house plants
probably May-earier protected
Cuttings taken planted in boxes sand
until they aken should be ready
plant out-of-doors by the middle of May
aL&A6
The home gardener receiving year
for time There of garden books the market
bulletins pamphlets and articles the
Gardening the patriotic thing to do according to all of the writer's
carefully
plant than he properly for Waste not patr
oc will contribute to the of Victory garden Victory
gardens may be flower vegetable or both.
dons for gardeners listed in the Consumers Guide
l. Don't start what you can't finish
good seed bad SOIL
ground
4 Don't rows and down HILL
S Don't too much seed
Don't plant too much of thing
Don't let the pole beans black out the beets.
Don't WELD too heavy hoe
Don't spare the water
Don't let the weed crop win.
II. Don't let the bugs beat you to 1t.
IL. Don't let anything go to waste.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
BurdOckS

Burdocks are most easily con-
troIed by cutting them early in the
spring when they are rather young
and tender, cutting out the new
growth as fast as it appears. If
this is kept up for any length of
time you will have no trouble in
eratHeating this pest.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
Keep Your Easter Plants
For Future Enjoyment
BY Careful Handling
Many May Be Planted Outside
When Weather Moderates;
Save Matured Lily Bulbs

Many the Easter plants which enjoying much today may
lilies hardy but they
azaeas and hydrangeas
planted doors the weather moderae The
early Towering bulbs hardy and
garden the flowers have faded Ihe
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
Star Buys Out Mirow;
 To Fly Huge Air Fleet

One of the largest commercial aviation transactions took place last week when Star Air Lines of Anchor age purachsed the MroW Air Service of Nome extend ing it's flying services from Juneau in the southeast to St. Lawrence Island in the Boring Sea.
 Star Air Lines, before the addition of the Mirow Air Service, already the largest commercial aviation firm in Alaska.
 C. O. Bjore secretarytreasurer, said all airpanes, radio stations, other equipment and personnel of the Mirow Air Service have become part of the Star Air system.
 The MiroW fleet has been based at Nome and most of it will remain there to maintain the services on the Seward peninsula which have been carried on by Mi row. Two tr-motored Stinsons and speedy Vega will operate between Nome and Anchorage.
 The addition of the Nome business to the Star Air Lines adds anothr main route to the Star system One main route extends from Anchorage to Juneau and special flying equipment is the way north at present for use over this run Other main lines from An chorage to Kodiak.
 The MiroW services will be coordinated with Stars Alvis Polet office manager in Nome, will remain in that post with Star.
 Don't Annoy Your Neighbor By
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22

it's State agencies, National Head quarters, therefore, listed some 50 critical occupations ia coastal, .ntercoastal, and offshorc trans portation, ranging alphabetically from able seaman to wiper" "
 Local Boards also were advis- cd to consider as critical" ap- proved training programs fol mariners.
 Occupational questionnaireS to obtain information on civilian skills of registrants of the first and second registrations who have not been inducted or en- listed in the armed forces will be mailed by Selective Service local boards not later than May 27, National Headquarters, Sel- ective Service System, announc. cd today.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
QueStionnaireS

Quest.onnaires have already been mailed for the most part to men who registered on February Is in the third registration.
 Pointing out that the handling of the occupational ouestionnair- es for men of the first and sec Ond registrations will be entirely separate from that of reg strants of the third registration, Nation al Headquarters said that the mail ing would be from the ClaSsifica- ton Record (Form l00) in each local board office and not from the List of Registrants (Form 3. This procedure is to be follow ed because many of the regis trants of the first and second reg istrations have already been in ducted or have enlisted in the armed forces, it was said.
 Furthermore, National Head quarters pointed out, the local boards will add to the question: naires when they are returned by the registrants the current local board classification of each registrant and whatever inform  ation is available pertaining to his physical examination.
 When the occupational ques- tionna.reS are returned to the To- cal boards they will be checked for completeness and accuracy and divided into the various sec tions of which they are compos- ed. One section will be sent to the Bureau of the Census, Wash ington, D. C., for the attention of the Population Division. An other section will be relayed to the proper United States Employ ment Office in the area in which the local board has jurisdiction.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22
way of committee findings.

way of committee findings
 Much of the committees research has been done in its library, morgue of alleged subversve activities and those asserted to have participated in them wittng ly or as innocent guillible suckers.
 Disclosures in House
 It has been from this morgue ever increasing through investigator reports government investga- tive services consult it gladly occasion that the supposed fullcommittee disclosures and accusations have been made in more recent months. They have been entered into official record through speeches made mostly by the chairman sometimes by Representatives Starnes of Alabama, ranking committee member on the floor of the House. Some of these speeches have chased government employees out of their jobs
 However the operating funds of the committee have now run very low. The next is up to the Commit tee on Accounts, which handles the contingent fund and provides subject to House approval the money for investigations. By C. P. Trussell
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-22

Don't Annoy Your Neghbor By Borrowing His Paper
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19

Hrs. Car S~eieerbiam sn5 Mr.
E c HasseIi are spendlng thiz
week with relatives II Pontotn
- Philsdelphia. H.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19
Mr.. and Mrs
Edward David
Enferfuin

A delightful party given in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Davis. IN Ramsay SPRINGS. was
attended BY = large crowd
The games. Ied BY MR. David
and Miss Vivian Reeves. wefe
enjoyed immensely Prizes we're
awarded to the various winners.
Refreshments were served buf
fet style to the following: GefAI.
dine Roberts. Gene Havens. Jf..
Winona Nilsson. Tobe Reeves, Leu
Use Reeves. Burseli Cain. Drueilla
Martin Gordon Bond. Louise
Reeves Rannie Whlftingl1m 0len.
dine Ravens. Willard Berry. Pan
ny Lott Burnell Cain. Vida Mar.
tin. Warren Bond. Connie Bond
Homer Golf. Odelie Bond. Rus
sell Nelson. Hubert Golf. Lea Nil.
son. QuIntin Furry. Morgan Lott
Buster Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Ravens. and Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell
Ryals.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19
Mrs. n. Il. king
Hostess To Aurfs
Fender Circle

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roula. mrs MnnlAr a~fsszasH a
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19
Womun's Club
OF V0ncleove
Hos Meeting

On Frkay 81 lest wexk IRE
Womans Club 81 xRnrleasn met
ia special sessea IL ne hnnue a
Mrs c 4 Brown 10 cossspli
mcnt It's splendid lady who.
raurh % the regret 81 hes nAans
frienda viii 60 10 make her hi,rnc
il snother community. III "a
dstion = thr sociAl part ut the
affair eFan necnsNy business
was transacted. Mrs. NJ l. Rm,k
|cr. the president was u the chair.
America vas sung and TIE
Lords PRAYER recitea IN nnlson
Miss Susie Vaughan made IN
interesting report On the Better
Homes tour
Officers were ciected for the
next club year beginning IN No
vemher.
Mrs c. c Roberts was made
president. Mrs. l. p Hamilg vice
president: Mrs ] C. Harris. serre-
larry and HRS. N l. Booker. re-
porter
Plans for the mpeting at Mrs
Lula B. RamSay's On the next
regular club day were discussed
The secretary was asked 10 send
complimentary cards 10 the fol
lowing menbcrx Who wsere IN
able 10 attend because 81 illness.
Mrs A G Miller. Mrs j c Lock
ard. and Mrs Jack Fletcher
Refreshments consisting 81 ice
cream and cake were served
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19
Home Nursing
Gloss Hos It's


The termination Of . twenty
four weeks course Of Home Hurs-
ing under the futorage OF Miss
Willie McEnnis was brought 70 ;
most pleasant close last Friday af
ternoon when the members Of The
class took their final lesson In
Hiss McInnis home.
After the arrival Of the mem
bers and Just before repairing
70 the spacious back porch where
the examination was held. Mrs.
Curtis Graham. in behalf Of TIE
class. presented Mss Willie. IS
she is affeciionstely known. ;
Defense Bond. . token u their
deep appreciation for her u.ltiflng
efforts ard her thorough instrue
tons. Nor was Miss Florrie Nc
Innis forgotten II their praise.
for ste always had things il
readiness where the cIas1 Assem-
bled Tor work.
Miss Willie gerry modexgiy ac-
cepted the Bond ard spoke words
Of praise for the splendid attend
ance and cooperation Of the class
Miss Willie. assisted ~ Ms
Fiorrie. served REFRESHMENTS
Thoe uho took tie exafaina
ION wefe Mesdames g A
Graham. y W Barrier. Curtis
Graham. Clay Cooper. J. n Rls-
efs. 4. L DeLashmet 3 q Heb
d.. Georgia McCollufn. l. x he
fntosh like Young Lester Gar
ner. ard Alien Jones. and Mlszec
Bessie CoWan. Elofrse Mc1nnn
and Cerf1de Fellows
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19

Mrs ] A nmrdwril anA ~
daughter. Miss Charlotte. have II
turned to their horne 1t xazw
City Miss. after ; visit e MsN
IL DAYS IN lhe home Of ~ n
Wtngfleid
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19

Group
Holds Meeting

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19
.PAScACOULA.....
SOCIAL

Ma " Watts ANN ~ kfR1
.Kuteh aras~ ia nsiuxa Ws
tu aussA ~ = eNath srNA
M Rananlsh pplnAs sd tas
mnsx mhh strives MoudAy
cnrpsn Chfl4s4 as : VISIT p ihs
snse x NET @aihes. MfN A.
Huanm "a rNssf street e4s
nsnnl sAst nsxhi ~ AZ
AZ aMx cailea hnsna ~
ann uesth "a hsA moihef. MALI
neinanA tfe raevssus rs
Mrs. Arshur Alien. Mr. heh
est Galles ard Mrs Fosles Cr
wese emssnss - nAloxi n Mga
part q me wask
II : With nleasssFe ilaAt
1T Nj Ana Mrs "a ~ MUn
ARE ueieumina asem lNsek ne
|ChakAsaa Aia IN ressdeH
and Mrs. Martin arr do
with ihs latter pafents. ~ ana
Mfa nrod Ven until shsv can
gain oceupancy az a houhr Ehs
Hplslag psuieet
Mrx IA ". Martin and el
dsrn ana Az and Mfs hea Nun
". ard hais. have returned lgnsn
= motor Trip 10 Tuscaloosa As
They wate accompanied q ~
"trip Is Misn Teresa Yon 80 -
manned Cor ! lnnker visit 3 NJ
mother. Mia Addie roB = thni
|eisy
Mn walter Galley. r. ~
arrived from Corpus Chfisa 81 4
visit 70 her father. Whit Walt
ard ether relatives
Edward Kellar has depafgk Iof
Seymour. la. IL visit his psEanln.
Nj. ard Mira Lester Keller mag
10 his reporting Ior duty Il Camp
Shelby where he was Iuaaeind
into the army : khors tiuN 80
Mt Keller hes been making ~
hnme with his aunt. Mrs Waiter
Keller. since coming 20 feaias IN
PnScasnuia.
Hrs ] A Hmrhwrll sna ~
daughter. Miss Charlotte. have -
turned to their horne 1t xaznN
lciiy Miss after ; visit e sri
ii DAYS in the home Of ~ r.
lG Wtngfiel6
Mrs.. Huston DuvalI are shIl.
dren. Suzanne and Fred. h3s II
rived from New Orleans !
visit r. relatives They m new
Wasting Ia ihe home 81 M ~
wallis sister. Mrs. ] N Lks
Miss Thclmh Haynes : HsR
land. Ala Is # ihe ~
her sister. Mr.. n q Pcs Eco
lumhus Drive. Who Is
ing from q recent operate
- sen
Mf. and Mrs y d Ns|sa end
baby daughter. Linda n Mobile
wefe recent guests ia hs hams
Of MFs Wriehts fatA. Ffanf
Savage.
Mrs. J. w FreIlsrn NJ = ~
Dean and dauehler. 1sneI. and
Miss Lola Dupfe afe &hllIne Nj
and Mn o l. White n Houston
Texas.
hi. and Mrs Z Bsfa j.. and
three daughters of RaoxI visit.
ed friends in pascseppla Thurs.
DAY.
Edward and Bin Bara ard Iaeh
Mahaffey visited il nllozl laa'
week end
Miss uns veleich visited IN ~
lDxi Iaal "Wednesday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19

We don't string alene with 8
uonomeTs wflo ere trying =
blame ~ worlds Troubles - san
spots We set meat fun blaming
: % - politicians
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19

Massw f&esrmAn tfasa. w -
Rrx ard MfN Rwwk A Cfst
Mn Tneeaas eNenang faf svf
Nwth CsFenA - wn& ~ r.
mAsnaam o tbe manes mlsh his
maternal Rmnasfvnm ue Hes
ard Mrs. Geeea + Mvane
AR and MsA Alvin a. Hseri
who have BERN Nlsatlne wf4A slelr
mn. Rev FFearfxk A Greet and
Mrs Greet leh feF arH haas u
Rochester y r. "a Wednesday
Mrs. Jim whisr ard ehAhlfrn
Jimmy ard Fran yfvu knNuk
No. Ms aFe s8 inu eeeaa
wish her pafensA Ii Mnd Ms
~ n KOCH
Miss Miriam Ramsay naotufNa u
lM0hgle Etlaav. wiNtw are nsr4 hes
parents after aheh chr party
dreye % Daltpn. Ala. Car : vtsls
- Capt and Mm Prank Ram
as u asd Mrs nmfnNaY. uhe
rrsiae n Laurel Miss are sht
pafegsGs 81 Capt Ramsay uho 4
ssationea It Camp HuckeE neal
Dalton
Friends 81 Mrs { W Harriet
viii he interested b know uhal
she passed thruugh Pe<eaksula
while en- route from niioxi e.
PanaFnA City. where she will r..
side.
Misses Louise cashOrn. Jean
DosseiL % 10 Herftngton and
Ruth Horton 81 ~ Olive. Hiss
are visiting Miss Miriam Adams
this week.
The Tuesday Furtnirhtiy Club
will meet al thr horne a Mrs
Fred Taylnr on TrIrphenp Rnaa.
Tuesday afternoon At the usual
hour.
Mss Mildred Ladnier depart.
ed hy plane from Mobile iaxl
Monday - visit relatives and
friends IN Baltimore. Nd
Miss Helen HAYS wh0 hiss beer
greeting friends ia this. her form
ler home. as The guest Of hes
grandmother, Mrs G A Aome
s0s South paacaEoula street. DE-.
parted Tuesday for her hosne II
Baton Rouge.
Mrs Robert Dclmss has arrived
from HaffiesbuFR for q vssit q
her mother. Mrs c II Krebz
Mr.. ard Mrs @. L. Sloane and
family Of as North pasaguull
street. spent the week end viii
Mrs SIoane's brother. N. l.. nax
ter. at Avera. Miss.
On their return frfng ! *fNls i
Culfport Sunday, Mrs. = $ PHI
man and Mr.. and Mrs +. 7. Bish
op we're accompanied home b.
Mrs Pittmsns aister. Mrs 7 c
Yates. who viii visit here > fes
days.
j. r Lindsey. who with hig wit
and babies has been visiting il
the home Of Mrs. Lindseys par
ents. DIR. and Mrs r. q. Lander
has returned 70 MS home IN Z
paso. Leaving his family Tor /
longer visit. Il is welcoml
news to the many friends Of tn
family that Mr.. and Mrs. LandeI
are nov making their horne il
Orange Grove. after an aoseFlc,
81 YEATS WIN III A%HH4El
vas connected with the TexAi
Health Department DR.. LafdeI
was health officer II Pascagouis
for - years before going 70 re
F, side in Texas
Leroy Francis Foster. tne -
year old snn Of Mr.. md Mrs Wal
ter = Foster. If ST. McKlnlas
avenue. left Tuesday for . viss
Of , moHlh 70 ms grandfather Z
r. Carfen, ~ Seymour. L. Has
ter Fueser wiIl also yiais II ST
Joseph. no.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19

INE8a ~ Ntf44EHH ~ 4#Et4tH -
RrhmonA ~ Mrs Fishes end
tisear lilste daakhlen pntrtriA r.
malnsa iur 4 lunGet visit
Nr L Z Deraram and Mrs.
A3kerx Lynd and ~ AlhegA -
tsrsaed shr Scale ksmlsy scunion
81 Clusies. Mss ssnsss
M1 q 4 Graham lelk wednm
a. lnr ! 9iss 20 nrenas IL Cros
- ard 1T Olive Mis-
Mrx j. II Mcfarland q BAY
Snxinek Misk d enjoying a visls
n Ire helze a Rev ard Mrs 7
= West
Miss Reea KimhFosaKh ~ aack
sea nfAVed Taes6sy Is take
charea q dsily NarAlion hsble
schucl r. X hRiN n re ps
eesEan caAsscA kt9lnnlng WeAnes
dsx
Mrx II c Beafdsise. sr- re
turned Sunday from . visit to
relatives n Msrksville. Evergreen
snd Kinder. La
Miss Nita Sullivan Of Magnolia.
Mss. l. . guest in the homes of
Hrs Malva Jackson and Mr. ard
MrA " b O~serxtreel
Warren Rivers left Sunday 10
attend Camp at g. c ~ A. in
Gulfport He was accompanied
% Gulfport by his parents. MIR.
and MIS- j n. Rivers
Misses Mabel and Pearl Rabby
and Lawrence Turner left Satur-
day Tor > two weeks vacation 70
BE- spent with Mr.. and Mrs I'd
warn Rabhy IN Toledo 0hia
b b Livingston who enjoyed
. Few days visit % his brother
and sister in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
r Livingston. left Sunday for >
few dnyx visit 10 relatives in Liv-
ingssnn. Ala. before returning 70
Fort Knox. Ky.
Jim Van Hoose Of SprSnghill.
L.. spent . few days last week n
TIE home Of Mr., and Mrs J. 2
MiEson
Mresnd Mrs w @ Broome and
On. Billie. left Sunday for a sew
efal days visit 10 relatives in vi
nona. Miss
Dale Gautier. Jr.. sitter q visit in
the home Of his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs II. A. Fails. returned
sunday to his home in New Or
feanS-
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gum left
Fflday 70 visit his brother. Luther
Gum. who IS in the army sta
tened II Tampa, Pa.
Miss Gertrude Smith Jefs Fri.
dat 70 visit relatives IN Lucedak
Miss
Mr.. ard Mrs.. Sam Roscnshal
ard two daughters. EIaine and ia
nette. Mn ] Bogdanof. Mr. and
Hrs. II Levy and two sons. Les
lie and Frederick, and Mr.. and
hrs. Bill Marie and daughter.
Marilynn. enjoyed the day Satur
day at Pensacola Beach. Fla
Mr. and Mrs c. l. Staples
spent several days this week with
relatives n West Point Miss.
Mrs. William Urban. Jr.. has re-
surned u her home IN Panama
City. Fla. after . few days visit
. her mother. Mrs. Walter Hill
Miss Ann Bean Of OkoIona.
HisS., is : guest in the home Ct
Mr and Mrs T. o. Mabry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Broome
have returned to their home n
Mobile after : few days visit here
= Mr. and Hrs 7. L DeLashmes
and Mr.. end Mrs ". G. Broome
Mrs. - 2 Mixson and Mra
z vfbbarf and son. MixS0n. q
Tuscaloosa. Ala. were guests lasl
seek in TIE home Of Mf and Mrs.
= Nilsson
Mrx John Caveraee and Miss
Charlotte CouIson q Plcaynne.
lis. 1nent the week end IN TIE
hsze y Mrs fnez Cealson and
Ers Marths Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. r ~ Mlxson ard
EsuRhier. Doftie. returned Sun
esy 70 their home il Baton RouEe.
-. after : tao weeks visit e
frs Mixa8na parents. Hr and
Nrs "A 3 Oserstree4
Hrs Car Seieerbium sn5 Mrx
: G Hassell are spending thla
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-08-01

Death eering beside him he streaked recklessyI
through the skies straight into the fiery flax of 16 jap
bombers in the victorious air battle west of the Gilbert Is
lands
Lieutenant Edward H. OHare junior grade, grnned i'm
pshy his evil passenger who chagrn gathered his gray
shroud him. and departed for after another of
six Jap planes that crashed flaming out of the skies with
O'Hare's shots in their entras
This atime record for single days air achievement won
the Medal of Honor for Americas twenty year old
No. aviation hero who since has been raised to Lieutenant
Only has such record been approached
and that was in 1915 German planes shot down
in single day by David Ingalls, practcing attorney
in Cleveland.
when he stood straight and still beside the President of the
United States while beautiful young wife hung the sim
pie medal around his neck which placed him among
the whose will be inscribed forever In
American history.
Only Medals of Honor awards given during World
No. l. So far less than two dozen American heroes
have rated Medal of Honor awards in this
OHares Medal of Honor award evidence that his he
ro air feat witnessed and reported by his superior
officers that every detail of the battle in which he par
tcpated was investigated thoroughly by headquarters and
the approved report finally sent to President Roosevelt
United Press correspondent declares that Oare ran
completely wild when his formation attacked the Jap bomb
ers jumping leap frog fashion from Jap plane to
in trap shooting.
Butch" OHare, he called at Annapolis, started
flying as a school boy at Alton Ill., having been taught how
to handle the by his father the late Edward j. o.
Hare an enthusiastic aviator who poted his plane.
Lieutenant Commander OHares meteorc flight is shin
ing example of achievements that possible for every par
tcpant in this
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-08-28

o The Rebekah Lodge Sew and
So Club met Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. j. B. Boone, with
Mrs. w. A. Thompson hostess.
This was the fourth social meet
ing of the summer The last so
cial meeting will be with Mrs. G.
B. Spooner, Sept. 2 at which
time plans will be discussed re-
garding the Red Cross sewing for
the fall and winter. Cards furnish
ed entertainment and refresh
ments were served.
o Mrs r. l.. Shaw and Mrs.
Mary Barnett visited Mrs. George
Hanna. Jr.. and her new son at
Florence Hospital, Sunday. Mrs.
Ruth Dora, Mrs. Joe (Bud) Gle
mans and children visited Mrs.
Hanna on Monday.
o Members of Coolidge Rotary
Club were guests of Chandler Ro-
tary Club at Chandler. Thursday
noon. At the conclusion of the
meeting. r. w. Taylor, Bruce
Moody and Matt n. Dodge went to
Phoenix TO transact business.
o Mrs. A. A. King, who has been
i'll for several days this week, is
reported to be better.