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Evening star., 1942-12-13
I0koma Park and SIver Sbriue
Eleanor Sherburne Is Honored
At Shower by Mrs. ]. F. Rice
Miss Marjorie Reside Is Hostess
At Party for Miss Carolyn Seviour

Miss Eleanor Sherburne Of Ia
koma Park, Md, whose engagement
to 1t. Patrick M. Deming, Army Air
Corps, recently was announced by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
G.. Sherburne, was entertained at a
charmingly arranged shower last
evening by Mrs. j. Frank Rice at
her home in Takoma Park. The
affair was given as a Christmas
party, with the decorations and
other details attractively carried out
in the yuletide motif.
Assisting in the dining room were
Mrs. John Southmayd of Silver
Spring, who is to be a matron of
honor, and Miss Betty Lane of Lay
louisville, Miss Barbara Schmitt Of
Takoma Park and Miss Doris
Thompson of Washington, who have
been chosen as bridesmaids. All Of
the attendants are sorority sisters
of the bride-elect, belonging to
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
The guests included members of the
Tuesday Afternoon Card Club, of
which the mother of Miss Sherburne
and the hostess are members, and
other friends.
Miss Marjorie Reside, daughter Of
1t. Comdr. James T. Reside, U. S.
N. r., and Mrs. Reside, entertained
at surprise kitchen shower Fri
day evening at the home of her par
ents in North Woodside in honor Of
Miss Carolyn Seviour, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Talmadge Thompson
will take place Christmas Day in
the Silver Spring Baptist Church.
Miss Reside is to be one Of the
bridesmaids at the wedding.
Among the guests were Miss Rob-
ert Kells, Miss Dorothy Ballard.
Miss Frances Thompson, Mrs. Fran
CTS B. Darcy, Miss Barbara Seviour
and Mrs. Warren Seviour, sister
and mother of the bride-elect:
Mrs. Herman Thompson, mother of
the bridegroom elect; Miss Frances
Moore, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Flor
ence Kay, Mrs. Anita Bobys, Miss
Betty Heatherington, Miss Emma
Rawlings, Miss Frances Cauble, Miss
Catherine Justus, Miss Phyllis Nell
son, Miss Lillian Engster, Miss Elsie
Splistiser, Mrs. Barbara Plunkert
and Mrs. Myrtle Lfverman
Judge and Mrs. Frank Proctor Of
Silver Spring were hosts last eve
ming at spaghetti supper and
bridge party.
Mrs Olivier r RapOnnet Is re-
turning the early part Of this week
to her home in Falkland Manor
from Mississippi, where she spent
10 days with her husband, 1t. Rag
onnet, U. S. A., who is stationed at
Camp Shelby.
Mrs. George Grove will leave next
week end for Virginia Beach, where
she will join her husband who is
stationed there with the Signal
Corps for the winter months. She
was honored at a tea given the past
week by Mrs. James DAILY of Falk-
land. Silver Spring. The party fol-
lowed meeting of the home and
garden group of the Silver Spring
Women's Club, of which Mrs. Grove
Is chairman. Their son, Mr.. Rich
ard Grove, who was graduated from
Montgomery Blair High School in
Silver Spring and attended the
GEORGETOWN University school of
foreign service, will not be with
them, as he has enlisted in the Air
Corps and is in training in Fort
Collins, Colo.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
On Extended Visit

Mrs. William Engdahl Of Arling-
ton. wife Of 1t. Engdahl. left last
week for IN extended visit with her
husbands parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Engdahl Of sisseton, s
OAK. Mrs. Engdahl Is making her
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ellsworth L. Simpson OF North
Arlington. during 1t. Engdahl'a
absence,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
Vice Problem In Jackson
County Serious, Health
Officer Says In Report
viii Continue To Increase Unless
Measure For Control Arc Taken
Immediately, DR.. Westman Says.

Charges that serious vice conditions exist in Jackson
county nov ard will tend to increase In the near future un-
less measures arr taken 70 combat them were made rs Dr.
Ragnar I. Wesiman. head Of the county Health Department
IN his report 70 the Beard Of Supervisors for the month Of
March. DR. Westman ! also a member Of the United States
Public Health Service.
TT. Westrnan also said in his report that unless local
measures arr taken TO fight the conditions pointed out in his
report there IL a possibility that the United States Govern
ment VIII take over the enforcement under the MAY Act, IN
order 70 protect the health Of servicemen in this area.
We should like 70 have q formal expression hy the Hon
0rable Board Of County Supervisors that 1t IL opposed 20
vice IN this county" DIT. Westmam's report said, and that
have : formal expression by the BEARD giving Us fun au.
th0rity to fight prostitution. We should like 10 have the
green light 70 fight the red light"
x ". Burnham. president of the Board Of Supervisors
said Wednesday that he could speak for the entire board in
offering is fullest cooperation and help 70 DIR. Westman in
suppFessinv these conditions.
Il speak for the entire Board" Mr.. Bnrnham said.
when / say that we viii offer our fullest cooperation t. DR.
Westman IN any Nay that he believes necessary to fight and
suppress the conditions pointed out IN his report"
Following is Df. Westman's report:
have the honor 10 submit mere a report nf the activities
Of the Jackson County Health Department during the month
Of March. 1912.
OF greatest concern to US has been the discovery that
1t least one house Of prostitution exists in this county. Sew
eral other places are under suspicion. The War Department
han reported that soldiers are being infected with venereal
Diseases at these places.
-Ihis should Ae Of great runcnrn to the residents Of This
county. A large influx Of military and naval personnel. as
well a. new defense workers. Is expected into this area soon.
Energetic measures 10 drive out prostitutes are being carried
fF % come here. The movement Of soldiers and camp follow
eTs alike will be facilitated by the freeing Of the toll bridge
Ine venereal disease problem will be aceentuatcd in the near
1ufure, so II behooves us to take prompt action now.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
FIRST RETREAD
CERTIFICATES
Jackson County RatieninE
Beard Makes Report fer First
Week Of Month

IN the first ALLEGATIONS for April.
TIE jackson County Ranonine
Eearc issued certificates tuesday o.
t.ils seek Tor the purchase Of IT
tires = tubes and one automobile
and To- reireading 20 tires. Tne
April aaota for jackson County Is
me largest &C far 10 be issued under
the rafloning plan
Ce~rtiflcatex acre issued for the
purchase Of i've truck tires and four
tubes The City of Paseagoula 90
tanned thEec sFuck tires and tubes
f. Hans ] truck tire and Carlos
CuHYe. ! tire and tube
IN the passenger car division. GER
EisCateS we're Issued for the pur-
chase Of four tires and nine tubes.
These we're distributed As follows
Morris { Roberts. / tire and ? tubes
Z I Vaughan. ! tube. Mrs. Alice
J. Dewitt. ! tire and ? tubes Dur
Vooa L Pope. ! tire and = tubes
Pred Westhrook ! tire. Tom Nc
Donald / tune and Cos Alien. /
tube.
Certificates were issued for the
purchase Of eagnt tires and tubes
IN the Obsolete division These we're
distributed Is follows. Mrs " J.
Smith. : tuoes. Ros Bishop . tires
and 2 tubes. Hcrfsee Seaman 2 tires
and ? tubes and ORE Coleman. I
Tires ann ? TUBES
TIE first aiiocaasns Of uesreads
also were Hade this week They
were distributed Is fellows L K
hudson. : tires Hai 2 Scott 5
Mrs. Clifton Lsng. = A , NeREirk.
3 J r BoSarRe 2 I Z YaRn. :
and Robert y Ranp g.
A eeFtHlCase for the purchase q
q new automobile was Issued 70
XIX William BBranam Moss Point
chairman OF Civilian Defense Coun-
ri
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
Former Hurley Man
Killed In Accident

Winston Hauehfff Hamilton form
r. FSent q Harieg. Nas killed
Eaaa4F aflefxs1sgn - S oseioek = e.
aceenz 81 Elles Michigan Re H4s
ne scr 81 ne la1e n and Mrs.
MaleDlu Hamilton q Hnsiex He
hsd beer employed a. > machine
operator loT the Eendlx Bflek Co
g zeul1 Bead Ln1
rs szdy rs brought 70 Mos
PozEzx au1 tie fuz@xal wzs hesd from
tise Pals F4ner<E Paflors Yeste1-
Car Afternoon - $50 O'Clock 6eu-
icea Nefe c0n1nct1 unaer the aus
pica u me Nefaodla Church q
fIaEN End luferment as - TIE
fazzI8 eezFN4kTY at Hurley
Hs ieasa to sisters. Mr. Eanae
JoHn8or and Ms Viola Hamilton
o. Hafz@sun and eieh4 hrozherz
E#ar. Eiiz and jesse and Gavin
Han7Iatn q Hurley: Homer arc
Hssou Hamilton Of RhH Mich
arc HcAert arc Marion Hamilton o
6a4zh BEND IND
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
Pascag0ula Women
Sell Many Stamps

The volunteer group Of women
who have teen selling Defense
stamps ard boa0s IN the buslncx
oistrict of PaseaRoula have been
meeng aith excellent snccess Il
vas reported D. MIR Hermes p
6autier. chairman During the past
three weeks these ladies have sold o.
total 81 STs4i IN defense stamps and
bonds.
The resE0rN Of the public IN btfy-
Ing these stamps and bonds has
been excellent. Mrs. 0autleE report
The people have demonstrated their
patriotism Wy generously IN this
respect The ladies who have been
carrying or this work ask the con-
tinnr1 cooperation o. the public IN
tfe purchase Of the stamps ana
p1fsnx. Int salex ARE nusaanntaa 1t
she SIX ieadink stores Ia pascarou-
b. each meek.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
JUDGE WHITE
DIES AT BILOXI
WEDNESDAY,
PTeaAae1 Over Eisrni4 CeHft
n gaeknen CsuHts Many Years
FrfsH 50 Retirement

biloxi Mis- ApFsl . Judge Wa
tsT a White N yearK Cd. 6ae1 at
hh hozne here izsf nlaat fossoxtnR
q lergthy illness lie vas former
lpdeF Of the Second judicial Dss-
ire d Mississippi ana former stale
kskzlztaF lie Nas former Judge q
u clFfaif Cart for lnis district
nAIen snelu1ed jackson COUNTY.
Judge White was boris n Rankin
CaHntT. Mississippi snd Wa eau-
refke IL the Rankin county schools
Re stuateo laN a. Br3naon nnGef
Gueeruoz a : MctAurtn snc prze-
ttcee Ian there fer seven YEAR BE-
fofe nsax1ne % Biloxi IN 1880
re served enc term II TIE STATE
Legislature ard MNs then appointed
distinct attorney o. The E4Rhth Dis
rue n 1895 serving unit faa4 ~
VS. anpotnteo coast ciFr.ais ssoRr IL
ls1S sxaa served Until 1888 Nhen ~
retired He zax ; pas master o.
the Magnolia Lodge Of Mnsons 0.
Biloxi
He leaves three daughters Mr.
g II AseAmroash Lexington Gass
Mis- Laura White aud AIRS AIlef
Wataou % Biloxi. anc 8 s0n Joh1
7. White o. Jaekzoa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

CHAIN STORES
TO BUILD HERE
New Structure Planned fer
fasezGoula Business District
Company Official Reports

TIE Hsndeimau Chain Stores Of
New Orleans have purchased the
sot between the Eremen's Hall and
Eenkes siare and uiIl construct
q lRue bulloing 90 the site. 1t xss
announces b Charla Handelman
president Of the firm The store vii
represent E t0taI investment Of ap-
gaoxlmaieiY $4,000 = was an
nouaeed
Construction o. The BUILDING wzs
originally scheduled q start Non
asy morning. HoNeveF because q
ne9 orders restricting the use 81
building materials issued YESTERDAY
d the War Production Board. /. Is
noi known whether the BUILDING vii
get unoes way Mr Eanaeiman
stated Yesterday that lie had mace
application for 8 priority rating FOR
Tie materials since the building Is IN
the aeiena ares However urioxl-
ftrf IS previously announced wfIi
Be- given onlE e homes for defense
zuskeFz
me handelmau building Rall &
q ofaeE construction i z1il nave ;
frontage o. Deanas aeenue Of S
feet ana 8 lenrth =
feei ana q aepih 81 10 feet The
plans cal foz a modern GAS front
asphalt tie floors and ceiling heat
efS Fifteen feet = fhs frontage I'll
o use Tor 8 Sharon SHOP handling
ladies' re2a2 -io-Near.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
GULF COAST
REGIONAL
MEET TODAY
Mos Point Tigers and Cadets
Rule Faxor:sez te Win

Tne annual Gulf Coast Regional
track and field meet viii start at
the PsscsEcuis HIN School at .
ccl0ek this morning and viii con-
tiEue through TIE day ard evening
Several hundred students represent
ing the various schools IN the re-
giou are expected % participate IN
the platform track and field events
curing the program
The meet vii officially start TINS
morning 6 ? O'Clock with sl1e open
ine Of the platform events In the
high school building ~ contest
ants except those who receive q
rating 81 excellent ar shove I'll be
eliminated during the moTninx =zs-
sion Fnat selection Of superior
and excellent ratings in piano.
~auaEtette and chorus vii ae made
81 the exertne ussstlng. starting At
8 o'clock The same applies 70 first
and second place winners IN Decla-
nation and Expression
IN the platform epeen + viii be
necessary thai a. Contestants report
. aae Information Drsk n the main
CORRIDOR L VII BE- NECESSARY for
contestants ia ne music events to
furnish q copy Il their selections
Al music events cnoIas uuartefte
aud piano. vii BE heid II me hixh
school auditorium Tns expression
and defamation events vii D. held
il Room I
me track and field ezeuts wnl
START a. 80 O'Clock t1ss afternoon
81 the Paseagonia athletic fed me
coaches Ard officials wiIl report for
g meeting % e hello IN the hEgh
school library ct iass o'clnck
Tennis Gives LeAd
The Mo- Puanf HIzh School II
seTk track team md tie 9 c n A
Cadets are ruling strong faEoriles
. VII the track and fed champion
snip Both are represented 81
strong ard experiences zauads q
performers The simmer q dnr track
and fed meet IN ne aHsrced a
tsfEe toxtuz cup
folWk KT
ne GuifpoFt Comuodores squad
Eth enter he meet N1.h g larKe a.
vantage oser their opponents ~
CONTINUED On Page SO
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
P~ASCAGOULA HOUSES
FEW IN STATE
Smaller Types OF Homes Given
Preference of Materials OPM Officials
Announce From Headquarters.

In announcing requirements fos
priofities assistance on critical ma
teuak necessary fos tisr construction
81 defense housing today william
Z Nash. Atlanta. oa Southeastern
Regional Coordinatos for the Nat
sofial Housing Afeney. stated thai
these regulations mean the enc o.
private construction 70 builders who
can nof obtain priority assistance.
Priority fatings for private hous-
ma are available iu PNxcagoniA. ne
said eeoaug ar Immigration o. var
aCEkeak i apparent n TINS locality
AMONG tie ctiterlA announced ~
Necessary - qualify for building IN
DER the National Housing reRals-
Tons are , saies price not - exeecd
&0Qa. or = monthy Feufsl Of not
more than $50 s location convenient
e. q defense plant ard preference
~ oecupancy K defense works.
Nez homes must meet the needs o.
War workers ne saia auc rental
fnnKss arr being established on the
bass 81 = per cent u the esttma-
sec income range o. war workers IN
The area
Regulations provide that al aous-
ms constructed Hiin priority assist
anes BE- loasjea Within walking dlk-
taneH Of nc War plant x within
HaikEng distance o. transportation
serving lae wa activity. me cost
o. committing from nasne < factory
he sad shal nos exe~e6 q cents
per Haune un
Hasse = genera ensg principal
e.tlas 81 tae sres faFi under ihe ap-
pfovaI q THE National Hoaziay
AssneY. pflQutlea assistance wsll Dc
available fuf locations within reax-
enable eesamutIng distance Of MaI
activities loT which housing Is need
Cd Ezsh Aointee ua8 Applications
foT private building I'll be handled
through ne laeai Federal Housing
Administration asltce
Cities Is Mlsslssipn wnIen have
been NAMED a. eiiEihls for priority
assistance Include. Columbus asn-
dau H~af9zeseufK rzsczesaaa b.
laxt jackson 1reeHxiile
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
PASCAG0ULA
PTA ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
Zeal Organization Attains
staHdard Rating Fer First
Ttms In Hislary

MrS " T Avcra uas U~uanlnao1as-
" ~Fe-sieeted president Of uhs Pas
cseoala High sehoos Parent Teach
er Association a. tiae meeting head
"wednesday afternoon IT. the srlzunl
At othsr officers recommended b.
tive nominating committee wcre
unanimously elrcsed They nwrr
Mr. = n Swartwout xtcc-prezi-
ncnt Mrs cecll White. secretary.
and AIRS p A Bishop treasurer
The nominating committee WAS
eumpoee6 Of Mr. " b HERRING
chairman MFz Florence RpRrkman
Mr. ~ n Mahaffes Miss Cora
Belle Walker and Miss Mar Ailee
spafkman
Mrx p A Thompson. home ero~
nonsez teachef. announced that an
other nutfftion class wouln h. held
or April q ana urged al 81 the
menibrrs to attend AIRS Avera
xave a talk or the benefits Of the
nutrition classes and explained uhy
u IS important that the mothers
attend them
a committee composed OF Mrs.
J y Rrodnax chairman. Mrs
Henry Bozdahn ard Mrs Cecil
White. vas appointed 10 make ar
r~anRenifnL
Mr. Avtre announced kaas for
The flrEi time ii itk history The Pas
cagoaia ? T A has been given q
standard classification having met
All Of fhs requirements
Mrs Henry B0Edal1n and Mr.
FlCfelacr hparkman Here appointed
"a : antuaakeaes - set 10 the aua~ds
10 D. eixen - tHe outstanding
students ~ tiar eloNe Of thf regular
school term
The program Of fhe aay Wa In
,continued o. page O.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
P~ASCAGOULA'S BEAUTY
A OF | n
AZALEAS REVIEWED
Chronicle-Star Reporter Sees Much To
Admire In Gardens OF Pascagoula And
Moss Point as Spring Begins Her Reign.

Ihere has beer such = cordial
reponae te The reques. that flower
cu phone ID the location 81 eS-
twrillg beasltiful Yards and grounds
Il Jaexson cnnnts. thas ont mlay
neli believe thai Eserc = no place.
Be a v 50 humble. tina mas not
~ wtstarla vines OF Is axaiea bush
n furnish enjoyment 70 the passef-
b.
one Of the l6veliesf spots n Pas
caenuls rs tie + T. KFebs place or
River Road Il IS picfuresquely stu
aied a littIe aSlae from the road.
and has q natural slope that At pres
ent Is snilhng over with color from
azaieas and wlsteTia Friends Of
Mrs Krebs VINO called the attention
q TIE Chreuicle-stGg 70 thls lovely
MRfat estimate that she has more
tran = plants IN piosm
Annaes snot that seems 70 have
ue vote q mans as being among
ne spots not q Be missed IN an
afternoon duve Is the Prank Can
5 huFue ou South Pssesgoula street
i. tee has 8 natural slope that Is
baautlIlau Bs a grove uf pines
auaDng the trunks OF which gieam
azaieas IT. many color M. Cantv
las the finest rose garden in Pas
eagoula
me Il . and Clifton saucier
hnmes also on South Paseagoula
street have particularly fine Speei-
mems If azaIeas
A drive along the Beach Boule-
lard sundaY afternoon revealed
4eautx IL almost every YARD
The home al aae Edmond james
Is uuksanctns IN f1c Nay the yafd
ot~effioas V1ff ANIMALS which spill
o3ef Sac retaining NaaI aEa down
0nto ae parkway almost every
snsde Is apparent but the flgNefs
have been nanted wlth such artistry
thai there { no elashinR Of e0lofk
Tfse stateiIneS O. rhe " b Her
fz19 home "a ,hs boulevard Is em-
pAastxea b. s wealth o azaieas ann
oEl1sr staklaz snraBs aaa the home
nf captain + n Cole Is 70 be re-
membefed because 81 is great bed
e pansies and other spring flox-
en
INT LonEfa5lop House grounds arr
beginning r. shoN results from TIE
hndseartnR there following the re-
modellln8 q the huuse but i AL
nj reallg aame into rs aNn IS IA
e szelsa blooms az coaeesnna for :
seaF o. fao a come
ArS 7 = Castauera en- jackson
avenue bas aaHe f4ne azalezs am
Tie Aaz Mpay nlaCe 81 the sAEae
kaerouEHiars always s aas - pas
ex< b. hecaase u IS calnrful Goa
e. - asFuaH the nl1amsaR aeasoH
Attens0r has been called te sne
aame St AIS Irma Evans % Ksz
street Haefe Waz na seen magnl1.=
c1uz Specimen 81 zzzIezs
- ne Sunlight Apartments on s
RzscaEasla street mag D. seen Al
auasaalHF neaasifa5 white wlzlaTza
ssd Of Cedar street sns z =
Ccaf hone s q source q ~ tie.
go FeAnd where enc nesef fails -
ina s~anetnznE n blown Jus n0R
naneiz arc ahTift make the yana
S Hains 81 beauty
ne sfaunaz - ne jackson c8un-
8 HasntaH are also beautiful
saEaughaai the scar and Jusz noz
eanlatn .hef anosa d azaleaS
ne Prank laz pisee or Prom
street $ - - VISITED for n IS
saf1 j. 81 en1rnoas 8Ee oak tree
e massiFc rat IS branches min
80 wszH snasneI tree arras tn
raad &C tnz Is flies with vista
r. blooms g aHzual size and
he4sfy Anal6eg Zee nus esspea
mas Be- aeen en Us sane street
Continued Of page 3
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
JACKSON COUNTY Al
CLUBS RALLY TODAY
AT PASCAGOULA
Program At Pascagoula Elementary
School To Feature Events Planned
For Morning Session.

pans rave been completed foE
.ae annual jackson County 81
CIu8 naIx-eaF wnzeh III be held
III Haseazoula I0cax SPECIAL exRf-
cises W1lI b. held s the Pascaeouia
elementary school : paHaae uzn b.
held through ne business dlz.rics
ara 8 lunch VII hs served 3 the
Paseazuazs Municipal Beaeh Park
HUNDREDS u memoers g oosk the
ooss and girls Organizations q the
AZ ciuhs are expected 20 y n
PaseaRoa.a for the cay. Al . the
seheal buses y TIE county vi b
emnloyea IA lFansp8Ttine The enI-
dreu "a fhe county seat Ter tne &C.
uslsles Besides ne eiuh MEMBER
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
Butoon Crushed,
Macarthur Goes
Into Conference
Shortage of Food Cripples Heroic
Defenders Who Face Death Or
Capture BY Invaders.
BULLETIN

Melbourne fFridayl-Gcneral Douglas Macarthur
was informed late last night Of the fall Of BataAn. whose
defense he directed on the scene until his transfer to
Australia I'm March.
He went into a conference with his aides and was
expected to issue a statement later. The headquarters
staff here was deeply affected by the news because. As
one officer said. "An our friends are there
Washington. April 9-Capture or death at the hands OF
the invading japanese hordes faced the bulk of the 36S5S
Americana Filipino defenders Of Bataan peninsula
today. Thus closing of the heroic three-months battle against
numerically overwhelming forces drew near TO a close.
Exhausted by short rati0ns and disease and virtually
cut off from supplies. despite costly efforts which provided
some ammunition but did not relieve the food shortage, the
doughty defenders fell back before the Japanese who already
had overrun the rich Dutch Indies and Britain's Singapore
and Malaga.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

fhe members d the student 6odie
parents ard fHienos q the member
are expected = be ~ attendance
al schools - Hhe Ealnza WI b.
represented og students. cue mem
oers and DELEGATES
The weerem w1n start at g
ecsaek n The morning uath Hiss
Dorothy Hague - PascaEaula
president Of ne al Ce1neiI ard
Naaen e e1aFEe o the ceremonies
Al TIE opening o. TIE program al
shese attending VII sing ~ star
Spangled Banner The invocation
Hili pr offered o ReF John p.
Brock pastor y ne Nos Point
fconilnued Oh page 9
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e
CLUB MAKES
PLANE AWARDS
Huelmess Giuh te send student
se Hays state Conference
This Sumnnef

The paScaratiia Buaintas Club AZ
- meeiiae heid Tacaiaf ni9ht n
the PAseaaoglla Community Ho8ee
auaraed rFges 60 lhrce pascaeuula
High School students vha are err
Raned In thE construction Of sir
plano mna3hi1 fu4 the Z s Navy
The boE& CrsxoTt Scitoitrg Ray
Osborn and billiard Slater. exhibit
ed the models tires constructed and
explained the different designs anc
told ~ their project AND ita puF-
nose Ezen "a given = g. awaFd Tor
bh efforts Ths planes wsfe reeked
Yesterday for shipment 10 shc Z S
NAVY headquarters in New OIieaus
10 be Used in training gunner The
boys we're accompanied bx lheir in-
siftietnr, Glenn whlttcnbefs
Tne mefnnerN az the club alxa dis
eussen the civilian attfense its oB
erntlons aBc problems. a. length
T1ie riub voted 10 send sae o. Ehr
Pascasuuia High School students r.
Boys Stale Conference in jackson
IN June The club mss beer sendinz
a representative % hls conference
each year for the past several years
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
YMBC ELECTS
X
AS PRESIDENT

Plans Made Bv Mess Point
Club TO Beautify Grounds of
New Home On Dantzler street
saul NJ Peterzeli was unanimously
elected president Of the Moss Point
xoune Mems Business Club b
raaninauus selection Of the nuFnfua-
sEon eoEamistee. Il was announced
to-day He SUGGESTS Spencer Bcebe
who had held that o.sice for the
past term.