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Newly Organized
Circle Meets III
q. Z. McEwen Home

The newly organized eirxie %
the Womzns Sorteiy q Christian
Serwice of uhe First Meihodisf
Church % Pascagouls heid is
third meeting on Tuesday after
noon
The session took place a. TIE
home Of Mrs D = McEwen. col
Twelfth street. hostess Tor the AZ
aernnon.
The temporary chairman Mr.
r. b Holsnqulst presided over
the meeting and tire tire was
given 70 planning tire future ac
Invites Of the circle Other Of
ficers who are 10 serve until an
election q officers some time in
tire future are Mrs McEwen vice
president and Mrs Horace Cruz
by. secretary treasurer.
A social hour vas enjoyed later
in the afternoon and at this time
q cooling refreshEaent course was
served b. the hostess
The circle i composed Of ma
irons living in the housing pro
Jet and now numbers twelve.
On Tuesday Mrs Joseph A
Elliott was hostess IT = luncheon
AZ the Beach Paviilon honoring
Mrs Elizabeth Ivey and Miss
Matte LaSster Of Chattanooga.
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tcnnssnusa lre4n Page ~
oa1s aargiflcn and ~ paid nituie
te she ynaang man wha nd mss
the supreme sasFiitee 81 Swine
his life for his eoantry
MliitarF Services Heia
A detachment Il CoasI rHaAsae
men served - pallhearers ~ ne
flag dFapeS4 casket And 81 TIE
cemeleFy they held the American
flaK over the grave during she
enfles ceremony After ne sew
es we're eampietrd. : huatas
hlew tapa and 3 military satute ~
Il guns was fired evv4 th0 grave
The flag was then folded ard
given e. tie parents Mr. and Mn
" u FIRTH
These pail besfess were kisut.
II Robertson Lieut. knteh.
Lisul l. u. Become. Lieut. 81 III
Downs. Ensign IT. nnsak and IN
sign Pail psfntn Who eccunpan
led THE hnedy lFuTn aan nen
nsaelars wieru " ! v0oshiek 4
K. Alslers Naval slassoa ana
Cpl { y EiIef. AR Enfee nsnd
keeaisf Field Members "a ~
firing sanadfon wexe nj Peter.
Aon. chief hossswalna male Ar
gie n Sabiesfe. aenmkn Eifaf class
Wyise A Peelef. malnsn Weon
class. Glen r 0uflataftaF. hnMtA
vans mate second class. = ~
chFiry. COOK third class Whit
field H. Davis boalswaIn'1 mails
second ciasas David K Scar
borough maehinlets mats eseond
class and hsliey = Ttnsh -
prentice seaman
Ensign Firth had enlisted n
H. agmAd fufem about ) yaal
anB afta ~ hAa feEved MS
wins mnlg 8 short TINE hefn3n
ie cal1s home 81 : farloaah 81
weeks go lie so n yeafs Cd
He attended the hcal high mhnul
where - wns active Ia aihlsa
and had 3 host - friends Later
ne ntlended pefksnetau 1lanlaf
Colseaa
He Is survived b hia parents
Nj. ana Mrs. ". y nrgs.
tWo sisters. Doris FIfth of pasrn
goala and Mn = u Russell ~
Honsson Texna end one brother.
Willlam cain Firth - paaasGuIa
!! Out q town reiaaEvea whu e
tended the funeral wsFa Mrs
X Russell snd Nj and MFA = ~
wall. Heasson Texas. H. Z =
hhoaaer. ANTE Mra 4 q Norris
Mlxe. Hrs J G. Crawford Mrs
II O FURRY ard Mtx Makolm
FURRY. Pefkinsion. Mr. and Mra
NJ r Cain end anuKhteF. OTaIsa.
New OxIeans. Mu {. E EatAA
Mr.. and Mr. Carl FIRTH. 81. ard
Mrs. Pred FRA. Biloxi II. and
Mrs. Il. O FFth. PeTkinesnn ~
and hrs l. n Fifth and daughter.
Mrs. Luther Green Moss folns
Nj. end Mla ! CafnleY and Mn
l. White 81 Ocean Springs
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BlIYcoImerIs
Commissioned
Naval Ensign

Among the latest sons Of PaSca
gouia e receive . commission 4
Billy Conner. son q the Hon ~.
y CoAnser and Mra Coimer. VINO
has been made 80 ensign II TIE
United States Naval Reserves
Medical Corps
Ensign colmer Is attending
Vanderbilt University e Nash
vile. Tenn. and upsgn his zradu
ton 10 about ls months wi l.
assigned q duty OF some United
States snip While b received
~ commission LAST month. an
noaneement q Il has jast been
made - Aa colmsr. who !.
spending TIE summer 81 hsr home
in Pascag0ula
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-31
Missionary Union
Holds Business
Meeting Al Church

The Womanfs Missionary
Union Of the Second Baptist
Church Of Pascagoula held a
business meeting at the church,
Tuesday afternoon
The chair vas occupied b. the
president Mn. ". J. ellsworth,
VINO heard reports Of the circle
activities from their respective
chairmsn, Mrs. z " kniEhten
and hrs. + Z Griffin
Other routine business took ~
tie remainder Of the time
IN addition % the = members
present the society had the
pleasure Of having > visitor. Mrs.
Sibley. who IS the guest Of Mrs.
Kniehten
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Richards Intent
Dies Wednesday,
After Short illness

Loren Anthony Richards eight
month-oid son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherry B. Richards. died Wed
nesday night after q two-day ILL.,
ness. Funeral services viii be
conducted Of 10 A. NJ. today, Fri.
day. from the residence with in
terment IN Machpelah cemetery
The Rev. p. J. Carey conducting
the funeral rites.
The baby is survived by his
parents. . twin sister. Lorene
Anthonette, and three other sis
terx. Alice Anne, Joan May and
Shirley. five brothers. Donald l.,
Kenneth. Gene Ray. Bernard Lee
and Sherry b Richards. JF.. and
his grandparents. Mrs Virgins
May Powell and Mr. and Mrs. ].
A Richards. Pascagoula. The
child's maternal grandfather. r.
A. Powell. died only about ten
days ago. Fails Funeral Home
was IN charge,
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R0larians Hear
Olmer On
War Matters

Hon ". A casnsr Ccnmrm
|mAn i0r the Sixsh Mhatmsppa
Congressional DsstricI wAs the
|ptfncspai npenker 81 usa Rotary
Club meeting IN wsEaia
BAH as Ne i F~otariniiy knppm y
an honorary membgF ~ ue Pas
|caKouia Rotary cub. and IL -
hosse for . ahsgt Nseatlsn white
Congress Il h Ftcess lie sid
that Congress YES ma adjourned
bat was only ia = Temporary re-
|eea8. and wza likely ~ b. called
back - Washington a any time
The speaker was tniroduee6 IN
Is few wnrtia 10 Arthur Snaith
who stated that Il was npt necea
Nary Ter him 20 make . apeech az
Introduction. as Ill present kneW
that Hsn was the speaker ~ the
meeting. and that al wefe anN.
sous 10 hear him
Mr. coiinef introduced his talk
by saying he Vas not going ta
talk about hts being . candidate
fer reelection 20 the responsible
position he held. but he was glad
to be back horne And to talk to
the men 81 the club. many of
whom were his intimate friends
He talked about the war, and
gave some insight into the true
conditions that cenfFunt Tire
Allies especially our oun coin-
Try as he has CLEANED them from
contact with men who knew
whereof they spoke He said that
up to now we uefe on the losing
side Of the wnr-that we were op
posed by the most powerful war
machine that the world had ever
known He had no doubt that We
would win the war. bur II would
take hard fighting and many SAC
rifices on the part of us all Here
toforc we have been too cufnpln
cent taking il for granted thar
We would win in the final analy-
sis. and letting IL SO 81 that But
he said II was not so eaay as that
He referred TO the many acts Of
heroism that our boys had per-
formed, and more would De. bat
before the final victory there
would be many casuaisies. and
many Of our fine young men
would be the victims. His talk
was pessimistic. but hopeful Our
people should be aroused 70 the
seriousness Of the situatinn-uf
what We r up against and We
should stand unitediy behind our
country IN is war effort The war
not q picnic or pleasure jaunt.
but means hard fighting and
many depfivationa on the part
Of Us ell He said We were ahead
on the building Of ships, tanks
and aiTplanes. but we are sever
Ell thousand miles frum the seat
of the var, and getting TIE neces
sary supplies 70 our armed forces
and our allies was the cFux Of the
situation and the main difficulty.
He concluded his talk b saying
that I'VE can not live IN Utopia
and win the war" We must win
il the hard way. BY sacrifice and
hard lleks, and he was sure that
we would win in the end.
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CONTINUED from page II
and grading has been completed
Ghe usiiern are situated II The de-
sired locations and The utility
lines sewerage and drainage
systems are arranged IN such 3
manner as % serve TIE housing
units best TIE streets viii not
Be CT until 81 tfaiIeru are IN
place and are one Of the last
things 70 Be done, he said There
vii b. 10 trailern for rent until
the entire pr0ieei has BEEN com.
pieted. - stated
Approximately 50 men will Sc
employed On ne lob when > full
ersw i assembled Tbs majority
81 these will be obtained from
Paacsgoala ard SURROUNDINGS 81
= few u the key men ere bFough.
here ~ TIE contractors
The tfaiIern are q Two fspas
One Is the single room slxe and
the other i TIE type which en-
be expended into three rooms
Zach trailer vii accommodate
one family the ualiefs are 81.
ready Constructed nd ere only
awaiting cusnplellon & ne ste
Improvement aoFk t. ~ Installed
and rented
With bOasing conditions con.
Einulng g - aeFzoaz here. aboal
40 famllie4 afe On t1s Aalfine
Ist for trailer homes However
some u these cen - taken car.
u IL recently completed hos1se,
= he housing protest J + AIler
> manager " H. traiieF project
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Mrs. Brumfield
Directs Pl0Ylet
At Church Monday

The Woman's Missionary Union
of the First Baptist Church Of
PascagouIa enjoyed a special pro
gram on personal service Monday
afternoon IT the church.
The program was given in the
form Of . playiet under the dlrec-
ton Of Mrs. J. ". Brumfield, who
was assisted BY a cast composed
Of Mesdames Robert Lee, J. S.
Abbey. s. 3. McIlwain. I. l.
Green, Walter Robertson. G II.
Gray, and Henry Bogdahn-
Under the title Of Personal
Service in Action" the playlet SET
forth the work that Is being done
in the society along these lines.
The meeting was opened with
3 song followed by 3 prayer which
was voiced By Mrs J. S. Abbey,
end il was closed with a short
business meeting. when matters
Of routine were dealt with.
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Housing Colony NOies

Tenn. who arr gaests q Mrs
Iveys SISTER. Mrs s hebh
Othsf pleasant excnts centeFsrE
around Mrs. Robes guests was .
dinner 81 me EdEewairg Cali
Hotel On Thursday evening Fish
me ard othex oaidoof pleasures
are also being enloyed ~ She VS.
itrFx and their hostess
Mrs r G Miller q Enterprise
Mlsn. arrived Friday fer ; visit
81 . week IN the h0rne of her
daughter. Mrs r A craddnck ct
le14 Williams street
Mrs. Horace Crosby and Mrs
3 g Mckenzie we're visitors 20
Mobile Monday.
Friends of Mrs Luuis Dean are
regresting that she IS suffering
from an attack 81 appendieitis
that is keeping her cunfsned 10
her bed a. her hosnr al eea Tenth
street
Mrs William Smith ard daugh-
ter, Helen, Of Williams street. viii
spend the coming week end IN
New Orleans
A pleasant cutting was enjoyed
by c. v. MiteheBi's class Of the
Baptist Mission Sunday school IN
the Housing colony on Wednes-
day evening when Their teacher
took them TO the beach fer ,
swim There we're twenty IN the
party.
Mildred and Marie Arledge are
enJoying a visit IN the home II
their grand father. J. ". Rogers.
at Enterprise. Miss
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Continued non pare ID
$1,000.
People must realize that we
have otabide b. iheae rekaia
have = abide By these feruln
ti0ns." he said We've tried t0
give them ample warming and /
didn't impose large fines foF he
first few days but Il seems that
citizens have nos had time 20
become acquainted with the re
strscilons which have heen pub
llshed Cor their convenaenee and
with the fact that tickets are being
given for these violations. and We
expeei them 70 follow the reEnlA
uunA
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Nick Duncan, rent inspector OF
this rent control area with head
quarters in Gulfport. will De in
paseagouia today. Friday. from
1890 10 $50 at the local offices
IN the court house 20 answer any
rent questions. Mrs Annie Lee
Painter. in charge Of the office
here. announced Thursday.
Persons who are puzzled over
rent problems are urged 10 pre-
sent them to Mr.. Duncan for so
luton during his stay here. In
order that ali persons wanting 70
see him do not arrive simultan-
eousiy. Mrs. Painter requested
that appointments 10 6 Mr.. Dun
can De made BY calling her Al
.i34.
Mrs. Painter will set up temp
orsry offices at the City Hail in
Moss Point Monday and Tues
day from 9 A - 70 5 P. n. for
the convenience Of residents d
that city IN registering their rent
al property.
Due % . typographical error,
Mrs Painter was quoted in the
last issue Of this paper IS stating
that new roofing or painting
can be considered major improve
ments. This, however. was an
error as It Is plainly stated that
no repairs can be counted a.
major improvements On property
and, therefore. cannot Be consld.
cred IS an excuse for raising rem,
over that asked April /. 1871.
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paintk e RM ms4s - 81
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lGontinued from Pzes Il
lie aeg Id Iaxx seen HamIlfaa
THURSDAY nIghf whan h eans
ever and - taking ansll aboat
% oeInE
He asenat eorae ossr e III
Friday she saE1 although -
kneN se ere pIsnaing : leave
Friday nsaat ana he nd aemea
upset Aaai ~ eoaAda4 shay Ions
r. ; seanI Iike hIm q =.
~ Sc away without coming oveg
- ~ god bye
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u. S. Officers At
Recreation Camp
Hosts "a D0nce

Among he formal affairs e tie
week wag 3 dance - ne Comet
Club On Monday e which officers
ii The United States Army Sc
toned Il TIE Hecreatian carp u
PaseAaoula Were heats.
Music was provided b 80 o..
|chestFa from Keesler field and
refreshments seEe served dasias
TIE evening
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School Bids.

gcontinued From rase Onel
nnArlnR compilation he trade
school furnishings wil Include
v1Ei0ua shop equipment nsed BY
the bays
TAe negro school i : class.
room building for which furnish.
inga are needed and, n addition.
there Is q new vocational school
being completed where negro
boys will b. offered training in
various trades and 3 home eco.
monte course wfll = open to ths
girls There wiiI also be . cafe.
terra for the students.
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cARD oF THANKS

We wlsh 70 thank CTR friends
fer their many kinznAssez = -
during ne illness ard death q
oux dear Mother. for tie baaufi-
III floral offerings and e D4.
Eley foT ha helpful alteHlIon.
SONS AID DAUGHTERS #
MRS ~. = MANSFIELD.
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Regular Meeting
OF Girls Auditory
Thursday Afternoon

The regular meeting q tie
Girls Auxiliary T. the sacoad
Baptist Church took place Thurs
day afternoon af The church
TIE tine "a spent discussing
matters pertaining q he wak
that ne Organization IS carrying
On.
Besides The counselor. Mrs Joe
Br03ne- there aeFe sixteen
present
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msHTToUcH

London TIE Board % Es.ies.
ton naz urged school tsaehers q
warn he lfpapzh nos . IaoeA
gizsS boffiez HzetaI haiIa ard ats
IN fIehs. dzlchss ard eHarsg
hoase q thef might contain e..
plosi.es
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gcuntinued from PAGE II
Ocean Sprinna Miss MARY
Principals 81 ahe rbneFo Nchoois
are PaaeaNoala. ID ri 5mnninm.
Noes Point 9 ". Wargen Ooean
Spring. Elisabeth KEYS. Bluff
Greek. Georgia Bnrney. Kasataw
pa. CharIns l. Grant end Davis
Chapel Lloyd Whitfield
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Confined from Page ~
We are at var and that Il 4
very sert0ts war Mr. stieleF
aid Also that PaacaKnula i )
particularly vulnerable place
Civilian Defense must b. oFsanlx
ed and must function here fDr tie
protection Of the children and
other citizens Of tsAe city"
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Retail trade 10 England d
cllned ron enc third = ons MI
IL ISL. eomps1ed vish lez4
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Before ns aaf. Japan "a oae
q us uineHl exnorzes i =
asElez = lfle United statez
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Legal Notices


NOT mNsnaNMfRaaN ~ @llas
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= AZ EEE.
NnrIcE 70 CONTRACTORS
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Essada 5 . Spanish aard
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Foa SALE Aeast 80 ~
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Evening star., 1942-01-15
Parka Hoods, 65e

We're S2.95 and more
ITS pairs suitable for sports, street
or afternoon wear. Kidskin, calf
skin. suede, patent leather and
combinations Of cotton gabardine
and leather. Black, brown, antique
tan, or blue. Sizes 4 to 9, AAA to
c in the group, broken lots and
sizes.
Down STAINS SroRE WonrN's SuorS
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Mems Shirts, Special sI is
IrreeuIars

148 Of white broadcloth and fancy cotton
madras. The majority are Sanforized- -shrunk
resdual shrinkage less than 1S). Sizes IA
to II.
500 pairs Mems Sample Hose Of cotton and
cotton Blues green's brown and wines In fancy pat
terms including stripes and checks Regular and anket
styles Sizes 10 to H. Special 18c----6 pairs for 81
140 Mems Ties Of rayon and rayon- silk weaves.
Were SOC and more. Now 35c, or for 81
314 pieces Mems Underwear undershirts and shorts.
(87l2% cotton, 1877 % WOOL Small, medium and large
sizes. Were each 55c. Now-------- 3Se, for Slft
10 Mems Robes of rayon gabardne rayon brocadess
Blue. green, maroon. Sizes small medium and large
Were $795 and more. $6
Mems Tan Botany Gabardine Worsted Robes. Small
medium and large sizes. Were So Now S6
4 Mems Rayon Gabardne Robes in blue and tan.
Large size. Were IS. Now $375
Down STAIRS STORE MEMS APPAREL.