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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-08

' INDER a blazing sun a group V of American sailors collect cocoanuts outside a USO club. house somewhere in the tropics, USO's service to Army and Navy men b carried on at home and wherever the fighting forces go,
 Bringing recreation, comfort and special entertainment to sold. iers, sailors and marines away from continental United States military camps and naval bases Is only one of six extra services, over and above the original pro. gram for clubs near encarnpments and training stations, which have been delegated tc USO by. the War and the Navy Departments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-08

To carry on an expanded pro. gram in i042, USO will open It's War Fund Campaign May n, with an objective of raising $S2,. 100000 for, victory service by July {. The funds will carry on operation of 450 service mems elubhouses and more than 250 other USo units,
 uSo is composed of these six service organizations: the Young Mems Christian Associations, the National Catholic Community Service, the Salvation Army, the Young Women's Christian Ass soeiations, the Jewish Welfare Board and the National Travellers Aid Association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-08
Legal Notice
NOTICE

LEWUUM FENMET
 NOTICE OF RATIFICATION Michael Chester, of Davis St., Oak vile, Watertown, have filed an ap- plication dated April 4th, 1942 with the Liquor Control Commission for a Restaurant (All Liquor) Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises, Buckingham St., Oakviile, Watertown. The business is owned by Michael Chester and Salvatore Cocta, of Buckingham St., Oakville. Watertown, and will be conducted by Michael Chester of Davis St., Oakville, Watertown, as permittee.
 MICHAEL CHESTER.
 Dated April 4th, 1s42. 4-9-1e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-08

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Evening star., 1942-06-07
MAJOR FELTEN

of powder that is more sheerly pink
or reddish in tone.
Ifyou use a foundation, choose the
kind that can also hold its own
against those troublesome gushers
of oil and moisture. Even dry skins
can float off makeup in hot weather
and oily skins seem to get oilier.
So. a good everywoman's choice of
foundation in sultry weather is
usually the liquid or non-oily kind.
But liquid foundations. this year of
grace, are a far cry from the powder
and-water mixtures of earlier vint-
ages, which dried up on the face and
left only a doughy covering. New
Evening star., 1942-06-07

ones have adhesive substances in
them that give suppleness. and leave
your skin looking as cool, unruffled
and delicately colored as a porcelain
fgurine's. They can be used under
or over cheek rouge of either the
cream or the compact kind.
WatsrpreofinG Aids
bur if you're headed for the SWIM
ming pool, use cream foundation
- the opaque kind of colorless or
tinted stuff which stems from the
grease-paint prettihers of the theater.
But for your purposes, it's put on as
thinly as illusion-veiling. then cheek
rouge is blended into it. and powder
is patted over. Surprised that pow
der can resist water? You forget
that there's zinc stearate in powder.
which. combined with the oils in
your foundation. is an aid in she'd
ding water.
Use the same so1terprooGns
aids orr any little body bteniish
you scant to keep secret - cocci-
nations or those tiny blue peins
that mar the rear uie,C Of legs.
What about makeup for legs on
the beach or even in town, as stock
ings become scarce? Use either the
grease-paint type of foundation.
which you can get in handy stick
form, or one of the Liquid tints. The
last-mentioned come in shiny or de-
lustered finishes. like stockings. Have
legs entirely denuded of hair and
have skin perfectly dry. Then, apply
your tannish makeup from above
the-knee to the toe, taking one up
and-down section at a time, and
going all over in one or more appli-
cations. depending upon the depth
of color you want. When you fin
ish, give your makeup plenty of
time to dry before you dress.
Evening star., 1942-06-07

more absorbency and, therefore,
more protection against oils and
moisture which your skin is so busy
exuding
Youx Colox Cues
IF YOUR present powder goes ombre-
striped on you or an all-over
brown - after a losing bout with
the weather. switch to a perspira-
tion-proof shade. Certain yellowish
tones - and sometimes they are
not even apparent to the eye - are
done up brown when skin acids
get whack at them. So, if this hap
pens. you will be safer using a shade
Evening star., 1942-06-07
Too Hot For BEAUTY?
Don't let il dismay
YOU! Practice these
summertime tricks
% %<st<z Blythe

Dow that sultry weather stares
~ us in the face. do you expect
to wrestle with your make
up, to keep it where you put it?
Yes? Then you'll want some advice
on ways to lick this problem.
If your stained lashes drip
smudges, switch to the hard, waxy
kind OF mascara. that puts up stiff
resistance against moisture. And
confine it to the upper lashes. Or
settle for a non-stalning cream to
gloss up your fringes, and mechan-
ical curling gadget to swoosh them
in more devastating arcs.
Lipstick fade-away? Try a lip
stick of the more adhesive kind. For
an outline that's hard to bulge.
even in face-mopping weather. try
a lipstick pencil. This has a red
lead" of tough consistency. which
can be used to draw on an outline
of color about an eighth of an inch
in width. You fill in with the softer
stuff OF your regular lipstick. OF
course, you need touch-ups, as
usual. but boundaries. which are the
trouble-makers. will stay better
fixed.
Fighting down a shine! Use a
heavier powder. More weight in
powder which usually means that
there is more tale in it gives you
Evening star., 1942-06-07
STOMACH
UPSET?
Thy Giving it q Rect
This Simple Way

TT your stomach is upset and "out of
i sorts," try giving it a rest by cutting
down on rich, heavy foods and substi-
tuting Ovaltine.
This protecting food drink supplies
conce ntrated nourishment in a form
specially broeessed for easy digestion. 1t
also has the power TO aid in the diaes.
ton of starches, and makes milk more
readily digestibie.
In addition, Ovaltine supplies spe.
cial quantities of rarer food elements
such as minerals and vitamins now
known TO be vitality necessary for good
health.
So why not avoid rich, heavy foods
for a timer Take Ovaltine with light
meals and also before retiring to invite
restful sleep. See If your stomach
doesn't act beuer-and il you don't
feel far better. Get tin today, or send
for free samples.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
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FeslivilyFor
NewlY.Weds

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SPECS - taw te * Fs
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greet esfus3 nx
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rat Mex iNsm fWA
TIE Esssas Mem fr ~
ns 4 us fatnAlv lH
And ws T e
~ anA Mrs. 1ans uuxss4 ~
Captain srmi NwfsSgg
Ana tw aFs "a
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Elects It's
Oiilrers For Tho
New Year

In pafeal Tnas her Aasat1
iicn Men pua apet a ~
EAsy wbsaI - Tuuetax II
ser Il shfre sbssty
TM nuxfam etsuued ~ ts
first Nadn Nas wsll pFkma
II ~ arm ~ NAY nay Festival
Gail H. sise asashssf * -
nnd ~ GlsnFen Msli wms
erorsH auesn. hef pFuwn i#sas
maae = fuss STE was xsFf
pretty dressed IA ; white sllk
AsAmlnx areea
Offs feF sla nsw yeas we're
lnatala sin Mss I X Nela
ioah dsng ~ fsiias6 NJ {
l. president Mfx + =
West assmty. sd kafn IS
HivefA neaaafeF. Tlsr first grade
a0n r. Fuom cCasnl Ter TIE se
men mhppl auA sasa sexsash
grade shs high rlspoi Tlse
nrxt nllnn viii - hHAa n he
schoa Is September eighth
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

Mrs Edith Layrnan. Mrs
Stanley Lsy1nan. Miss AGah Head
and Mr.. Bob Layman spent Sat
urday in New Orleans
Mrs r NJ. Nixon and daughter.
Dottie. returned Tuesday 20 their
home in Baton Rouge. La. after
spending the week end In the
home OF Mr. and Mrs H. b Over.
street
The many friends Of Miss oIeta
Renfro are pleased 10 know she
IS improving following her &C
cident last week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. : Fltzner Of
Luccdale. spent Tuesday in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Fitz-
ner
Mr.. and Mrs. II Hendrix and
two children. Faye and Hugo, re.
turned Tuesday from Tuscaloosa.
Ala. where they spent the week
end with relatives.
Mrs Quinton BFentz has re-
turned from q visit to her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Pres
NELL in Birmingham. Ala
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From SAINT Nfncpnke Hospital
~ NV ~ Atffa MtH @NEzW ~
xeNEf writes fhaf her htssk4nd
Lasieuanf Commander jaha II
xellef. h in thsi lnstitution ~
covering from Severe injuries ~
efsgea N The line e duty
Commands ZelIaf hueialnsa
multiple fractures - both lsks
an6 wslI be III 81 vlnoensa ~
several months. according - MFs
zesln4
Commands Zxller wss ln
charge # me eoaAs guard ratzsf
Nike. during the ElBe tt a
Wss stationed It pawsEoula ana
he hes ; taoat q friends here aua
along TIE entire eesss whe ~ -
Distressed Fl tiae uewn ard = TIE
SEINE time eiefnaIly grateful -
him fuf ne part IA helping -
defend our country even 4 IS
point Of personal suffering
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

Graduation
Ek0rCfses

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"a tN4ess stsi Mas m irn nmi
past Is tAe @rflnkhsil ftsll
inna aaAne als wears 81 TIE ed
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

uMBAN.nlzL

Miss Marguerite Hill, daughter
Of Mrs. Walter Hill Of Moss Point.
and Mr. William Urban, Jr.. 81
st Louis. Mo, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs William Urban. ST.. Of
Shreveport. La. we're quietly
married on Thursday evening,
April 30. in the Methodist
church OF Moss Point al aeven
O'Clock. with Rev. r l. Walton
performing the single ring cere
mony in the presence Of . few
close friends and relatives.
The bride was hecomingiy
dressed IN : navy blue and white
sheer with harmonizing sccessor
les and wore q shoulder corssee
Of white roses and fern. Mias
Helen Ramsge Of Pascagoula At.
tended the bride as maid Of hon
OF. She vas very attrnetiyeiy
dressed IN navy blue crepe with
harmonizing accessories and wore
; corsage Of white roses She en-
tered the church with the bride
% the beautifui strains q re
wedding march from Lohengfin-
played b. Mrs l. Robinson They
were met at the altar b. the
groom and Efis best man. Mr. Wal
ter r. ETnesi u Pascaa0ttls
The bridal party left the church
70 the strains Of Mendelsshan's
wedding march - the Fsees.
si0ual
Nj. and Mrs Urban iefs tel-
lowing TIE ceremony. for Pana
ma City. Pa where Mf Urban
has been transferred. 10 make
their future home
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ENGAGEMENT AnnourcrD

Frinds Of PFC winKfleld Hay.
den. formally al pnscanoula hut
now stationed IL Camp SHELBY
Miss will - Interested ln the ~
nounceFnenf Of his approaching
marriage 70 Miss Mary Ruth Knnf
Of Zachary. Ia Pvt Hayden Il ne
son Of Mrs G n Stewart and
made his horne in this city during
The years that hts ssep:asher. c.
II Stewart. was IN the composing
room Of The Chronicle Star ~
and Mrs Stewart ncw manke fheif
home N Baton Rouge
The date Of the maFrlage hAs
not yet been announced
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

A qasei wedding AS that q
Mss Priscilla King Palmer 70
John g. scheTf. j.. On Wedrasa
.day. Msy Is. 1872. It 81 Johns
Episcopal rect0fy On Lave 0ak
street n pascagoula
The wedding service Nas con
daesed - Rev. Frederick s
Rcsch. pastor q s. johns snd
Nas witnessed b Set and N
Earl X Horton
The entire wedding party Naz
from Mobile where TIE groom haa
.heen Stationed since rs entry mo
sae sersIce = his country
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wrLson-coonEr

Nj and hsFn Henry ] wiIaon
arnounce the engagement ard
approaching marriage II their
daughter. Eloi1e Elizabeth. "a
PVT John Joseph cooney. as
q Ar. ard Nrs Mlehael Fres
ela Co0ney. II Dayton Ohio.
The date Il the wedding has
been nes Tor June 1 It wAl taks
place ~ On Lady u Vicfmsea
Chefch b Pascagoula wlth Hnv
= J Carey - ~ceiehfant
Hiss Wilson i q popular yUsana
seanan Of p1seaRoula SHE i
boekkeepef n M If TIE depart
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sennr4 se sem 6MYs =
aAe ate Neral AN
M nv CsnaF fxAsa
NY mtntmg num
! fe $40 mEH& b sttend Nk
ehiN gulitEe N elAN
n4urg aras aanre 81 ~ 40
mlsnt uamaes Hotel ~ thei ely
restax rvsamx Miss Canty 49,
he eser nxhf gaeat - Mss >ssis
saw aw ne M WISH . Mes
Msas GaFAu MetNssaM
parted TueMs fN nini y
Massachusetts wtesx Na
easlrs - ss lliaea e : sister
The ss4eefsne ~ me Lsdes Al
ety ~ Chsht LAuthsfsn Ghuaeh
Mhsrh une b. hate eeen heid
naeNaay Mas ~ ws nHtpunea
aatsi Tuesday anefnGn Nay Il
.H uan l~ hid a - heaase ~
hfFx FIRTH nucAstesn SIS henfs
Ar
M0nday marked ire departure
81 Mfs Masxun Pei gur Saeannah
c. where sRe Mpni O. tosn lf
hlsbsnd whe = eiuphsea ~ ut
aashcasirrn ShipbaiieinE Corp
.nfation In thai city Mu rni was
aceeanpsnsca ~ Mrs Mary kfwhs
Who wwns u visit her dauKhtNf.
Ms Stella Butler. sn savnnneh
kr and Mn NrfFfs Dp5nsn
NeFe wrck end guests ia she hunts
'of tAae iAstNfa naFenta Mf SRI
Mr. Aihers Desnurnu. IN Biloxi
Mr.. and AsfM hey chastans a
Mobile were guests ii the hnsse
Iof the fesuaafs father MmEanke
chastani ou Sunday Thef were
accompanied by their small child
News hzs heea received here
~ relatives e the death ~ NJ.
Hcdmond Twohig ia Los Angeles.
Calf, on Ffiaay May q Mrs
Twohie will - remembered here
By a number ~ friends - hisa
Hannah Bishop
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Eiomenioup TA
TO Hold Finul.
Meeting

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mfgexnMn at = Fms
fnsu rnpa II ~ kn
nasnxaAi rfesnse viii gw1a
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Th& iaaf wskl aAl particularly
with uae tngM8 thsr II
uHEH KT ENN MN NFMNE
child
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M tha sAn1f4a MnA
ThN pAafs If neeuN iii ~
TIE Elementary M06i m 4uib
Fnuaia street
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

Mfs Edwin Mays entegtslnnd
The Weekly bridge Club 81 her
huspe On Monday afternoon
Mrs q peterxell reserved tlse
high score prize and Mrs. n n
Knapp the cat prize
Soft drinks and sandwiches
were served after the games q
Meadamcs II N Knapp. s -
terrell. EInmiti Hull. = II Fielam.
r. r Davia. Spencer neebe. and
). =. Buxard
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HUDsoHDvcx

Mrs Harry Bragg Duck "a
asaBcez fhe marriage q heT
.ass@hteE. Gladys HeH bzasg =
af AlVln - Hudson. aen ef ~
and Mr. Feaima9e Hun6an e
: 20 oezzk On he afksgnenn =
Aay 2. ~ u nae home - EIA
kzse Dsany whe conducted re
ceremony
NJ 80 ~ Haaszs1 are mak
AZ their house II apartments -
n BaadoesN ST. rasesgoai4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

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selk ess ~ M
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
Girl Reserves
To Have Hay Ride
Saturday Evening

TIE usst Reserves II
h Ill Apnas : by tie s ne
4b - M4lszfaax etf MAJ
III Il NsNhf na MiN
ssasa q enc fEEeh TM
man sin hssN pase e pp
nan 1T u1s H84F aHa
A giss aeswkH wffeaAnana mi'f
D. ssA A happp tigssN
.na fM aB w ~ ue
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

Mesakmfe ~ Ea WAa8
nes9 - ch11kElAa *
M pml NeIA~lAs naTs Ae
sKsin reminded # ~ TfAuan4Y
aH HHetaaa = - 81 ~
luaaAs Grove Chafth
d. 49, ~. b#2nnAas II r. a n
LgNh Vii ~ served e. ~ nnn
hm0 - ue s2as lets a
fun Afsenaanze il urged
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15
Pascagoula National Bank
MOSS POINT 49,.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrx Alex Barclay Of
Miami. Fla. arrived sunday b
make ms city their future home
Miss Hattie Mcleod has re
turned from 3 several months
visit to Mrs. l. A Morris. In
Bushnell. F1a.
Miss Boan Thornton enjoyed 4
week end visit 10 relatives in
M~athison. Miss.
Mrx. 7. Z Spencer. Mrs D. H.
.McColhup and Mr.. Hsrtwell Nc
colluTn were visitors TO Mobile
last Wednesday.
Mrs l. Mcleod was ; visitor 70
Mobile. Monday.
Miss Ruby sugg spent the
week end with relatives in
Stafkvilie. Miss.
Mrs. g. A Graham attended
the o e S school Of instruction
In Gulfpurt. Tuesday.
Miss Mary Floret Is enjoying .
visit ID relatives IN Eew Orleans
MIR. and Mrs. ~ A cOimer, Jr.
=zza AA~Sss=hh.eT a=ss shassdss Ter
Mobiie to make their future
home Their many friends n
this city regret TO see them leave
but wish for them success and
happiness n their new home.
Hrs. Edith Layman and Mr..
Bob Laymsn left Tuesday TO re
turn 70 their home in Faiuwoods
n ], after a visit 10 Mrs. Stanley
IayFnsn. Miss Adah Head and
Mr.. r. L Head
NJ Palmer Of Kessler Field
spent Sundsy here Is ; guest IL
the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. J.
Cooper. Mr.. Palmer was greeted
by 3 number Of former friends
who made his acquaintance
when be was connected with the
jackson County Mills and who
were very glad TO welcome him
Mrs. ". H schaub and two
sons. Billie and Joe. have re
turned from = several weeks Wis
\ 70 relatives in New Hebron.
Miss.
Mrs. Leland r ABEL and con
left Monday for their home IN
Eokorga. Miss
Miss Dot Roberts spent the
week end st Perkinston Junior
College. &c The guest Of Miss
Bernice Carter.
Mrs John Ciriof spent several
DAYS tBis week ia GulfpoFf. where
ere Attended the o Z S school
e Instruction
Mr. and Mrs n Y. Shields.
s. Mlss Nary Shields q Peis
hatehse. Ms and MH San
sh1elds ~ VEksbure. apeft the
week end with Mr.. snd Mrs r
v Shields. u.
nr and Mrs. Frank DeAngeio.
Jr and two children Carl ard
Delosis. and Mhz Ruby AdaHS
weFs visitors - Biloxi Sunday.
Mss Mary Wood q Riehmond
V. arrived Thursday fex . w
II = her pareniz. Mayor md Mr.
G p Wood
NJ. snd Mfs J r RenfTo spent
= few dasz TINS weeb II Hea
Orleans
- n Hobdy returned iast
Wednesday rem 9 fes days essls
e xeiatkwex n Atmore. Ala
NJ ard Mu @ L supEes re-
turned Msnaas from 3 visit =
relatives il West Polnl Mss
Miaa Nuby Hunter = LAcedaaa
40 accepted = pesllssn NEEh
Hills Aprizance Company
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Thousands Of British soldiers
Afe aiiessdlng lsnsusee classes -
evening schools ofaaHixeH ~ h
eel eduestlon boards
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Or nfsnaoafensa iiVns msaas
= - e fhsaaa We ~ taAs ean
tMKhi9 iis@ 4sleouf. hu1 sAe4
didn't have aAseh tan aasna
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.PAScACoULA....
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

9O0A~ 4~
rss Mnnans Casia e ~ 81
gcns eafch ~ rapaNsaa wil
koad : uwmnKN N3 In te Msa
snn fofmerly weupea ~ TIE
agxr2nm Gas Co CO IMses
avesaae Sstaraay mwninx and
afsrna AnyN haytaE eths
rs ushef ealeahik astscisa nln cen
frt a ereag invnt "a she gush ~
hatngsnK tneH eous1itgtaesn -
ths hssldink tNnmEuN
Mr. and Mrs oEna r Mowr
ard Fistle daughter tvn Ann 81
New crisanM and NJ ard Mtx {
n RYAN ard Ans Marjorie RYAN
81 Mohise wFut Mothers aav a
the hsuse a. Mrx McnfV. Miak
Ryan ard Ny Ryan's nnsents
Captain sna Mss J RYAN
A uiewting - 0e RI Cunty
ZONE II ihr WcnaAn8 SN3w ~
Christian Service II Meshetnt
churches viii - hela st tne
Orange Grove Nesheiiat eharxA
Tuesday, MAJ ~
Ms n Y nuponi ~ nvaneVlIle.
Ind. has rrsarued ~ het horne
sitter 3 short visit in tsse hosgsr
q her sister. hFa ! G Leathes
bury.
Mrs Ne L Mataun he's depart
ed for her hosne ~ Seattle.
Washington aftnf : visit II tar
home Of her non Frank Boyrp. a.
zoe Boaad0Askl street Ia PaHeaKeu
h In route b. scastlr. Mrs Nat,
son sill spend ; few dasa visit
ing friends IN Oakland. Cali.
Miss Clara Herrin Of Moss
Point county welfare director.
and Mss Pauline Smith. czsIniy.
~eifafe worker Of pazraeuuia-
are IN New ORLEANS this 9sxk az
tending the National Conference
Of Social work which i being
held in the Roosevelt Hotel The
meetings began last Sunday and
viii continue up 10 and lnclud
ing Saturday evening May ie
Me. and Mrs. r A Stuhbsefield
Mrs Robert Reineckc. and Mrs
g E Chi6sry formed . party mo-
iorlng 20 New Orleans where.
they spent the day. Saturday.
Mrs Frank pankey Of Mobile Is
q guest In the home Of Mr. Z b.
Bowman. on Porter street.
Mrs Bcrnicc OLSON and son. C.
r.. and Bob Curry Of Mobile.
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Fcrrer On Sunday. bav
ing come 70 celebrate Mothers
day with Mrs Ecrrxr. Mrs. OILS
son is Mrs. Ferrers daughter.
Miss Flora Ellis. who has been
q guest IL Mrs. Mildred Ffeder.
g since Mu51aa5s 4StuIHN1 - iiNi
home al New Orleans Wednez
day.
Among the outs f toxin guests
in Pascaaonia for Mothers day
were Mr. and Mrs W II Smith
and children xho came from
Chickssaw. Ais. to be with Mrk
Smiths parents. Mr and Mrs w
A. Daggett. on that day.
Mrs Cora Bowman Of Moss
Point and grandson, Gale. visit
ed relatives In Mobile Last seek
Mrs Robert Heplnssail q New
Orleans and Pass Christian was .
Sunday visitor to Pa@caaoula IS
the guest Of Mrs. Leroy q. Weber
Rev ! d Watts % hes Or
leans ass = weIconR guest IN Che
home Of Mr.. and Mira Raymond
r. king. 700 East Twelfth street.
from Saturday until wednesday
while attending the Southeast
Mississippi Baptist Pastors con
ference Ia this city. NJ. Watis
has screpted TIE passionate 0f the
Baptist Mission n the Housing
Project and vii hold services IN
the Recreation hall h The Mari
fiH1e Building uss.s such ; time
ss : church msy Be built
NJ ard Mrs { . Hendrlekaon
spent Sunday IA Mobile where
they we're ttle aueata n n and
MFs OTIS Cooper and family for
Mothers day
d. v J weauerford has r.
turned from gsrkapu where hs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

A mexting - ne Tra Cmnsy
ZONE 81 shr Wornank Sx6w ~
Chrisslan Sesstee II Methodist
churches viii ~ hela st the
Orange Grove Nesksiial charch
Tuesday, Max m
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

MfN n Y rhapons ~ Evansville
Ind. has rrturued ~ hef horne
after : short visii in re hofw
u her sister. Ma ! G Leather
bury
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

NJ and Mrs oms r Mc~sr
and listle daughtKr. hn Ann ~
New OfssaKA and NJ ard MrS &
n kean ARID Mis- Marjorie RYAN
81 Mchsss uxut Mothers DAY N
the hsnse a. Mrx McnaV. Miak
Ryan ard NJ Ryan'k pnsents,
Captain ana Mr. J RYAN
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

raw NunAan's Casld e ~ 81
gcans eAasrA ~ napsaNseAa wAli
hold . ruwnnKN tsaf kA ~ tsiA
sna ~foFuxriy wreupkea ~ Nx
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-15

Mrs Ne L Mataun he's depart.
ed for her hoFne ~ Seattle.
Washington. SITTER = visit II thr
home Of her euna Frank Boyrp. a.
zoe Hosidoaaaki street Ia PasraEea
n I'm route % scattlr. Mrs Mat
son sill spend ; few dasa visit
ing friends IN Oakland. Cali.