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sno,lp uasr Lrrr ,ArAN AloNr

The unigel State Was tne lrsa country 10 csiab-
ilsn trace relations usth Japan. Il heeau Ia isss
when conmaaorc Perry visited tsc Island Empire
asksng. friendly euanmesrt. = supply q eoal aga
provisions and protection Of shipwreeked people
Prior t. tins foreigner wefr unweicome N Japan
IN 1855 Japan opened 40 two Of her roFts 10 tic
United States and later others Fm 1850 years the
Japancse pfarpced ssTlct ISOLATION They wantea
no eomne4ce with foreigners. They felt themselves
sell sufficient and were hostile to AL strangers Since
that time some sQooo Japanese youth have been eaa-
Gated a. America English and German colleges After
finishing school n0sf u them Nent back 70 add
thesr knowledge Of western ways e Oriental cunning
II 1871 Janan ana the United States signed a tradt
agreement which gase them access to our raw ma
Ierlah Tor t1eir e~xpandlna industries They then be-
gar 70 build = navy sna man 81 army II 1881 thes
abFoeAted the Nine Power Treaty guATantecinR Chr
nss territorial Integrity and seized Manehuria set
ting up q nappct government In 1887 she invaded
nina attaching important cities and ~non-mlaafs
~obieetises ane throwing $ steel ring about the coast
Tbs left TIE Burma Eusd TIE aaiY way Of aeceSs e
Chilaa from the OUTSIDE Japan joined tae AXIS power
and Allowed Gegnan scents - afssnize il army and
is nayY along German Hncs-and complete lack 81
principle Inc atlaes uson Pearl Hareo9 was Ger
man dinfeehed -Rtpses Sentinel
There an several remote enseeadenta 81 the Great
Admiral fers nfins 10 Pssosxoula. sna ono II
them Has heard % ag be wished me Admiral had
eft Jspan alone and may Dc ne Japa would have
siaycd saut Up fos another $50 5ears.
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Mo01ay ssnsary Is. 1891 nsafks ihe lsssh ami
vsrsars a ne birth q oearrsi Rohess Ea9afd Lee tse
Commandment Il. Chitf Of the southern Armies n the
citlt War onr 81 thf oatssAndinE characters n the
hlstory Of or aaanigy. The saoi 81 the Old South, ana
wiaoae nit 5 atld h aftecaonats remembrance BY all
feupie x1aa sxengnlxe grna4ne nooalifs Of character Tnc
eause lot wliks he foaxas Wn defeated. has not ne
10 man vas eFss hem Il greater regard BY al propie
eeen ~ ha eeaaneFors taan Central Ire
lie dsed n L~rxnston. Virginia. on octobef ~
1870. = aay d esnuaae naoarntng over Inc south since
waien TIME ha bHtnaas ANNIVERSARY has bern observed
= : lesai halsaay IN many % the STATES. Mississippi
inelune6
General Lee IA q gfna1 geseFs1 hat > greater man
aaaan a a msaa > CHRISTIAN gtnueaaan os AS highest
NNN~~~&N sd mas honas As snaetnang greatef NaAn
nzonsg. Bashs1alaag taas naaey could MOI bar lis he
after lhr Girl war ID ; snlnlng example Of tAe suafp-
en- Christian gentleman Mones could no. bus ihs
- = us naaae. iaoaeh re was offered : large loF-
sans fr the ~ o. tsss aams IL = manner ne did not
tS.ni a&s quite honorable lie aceepted the position
- p~re1taeat q Warrington and Lee University At mod
crate zalaFs. which placr he hello gnti his death
- now = sears atte4 ais deasaa ne pause enc DAY
IN ne scar 10 pay tahaEe d ma nseEnors-ine memory
Of : man wlao represented IN ms hie ard character
those grand a~ttFihaiies that mace General Lee = god
me image a as creassx
Ii " ta4ea our ehllaren - the schools and N
or hnmea 70 reverence and h0nat Inc naezsoEy 81 such
= mar.
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Famatr are sllglbie 10 appig fu p~ermlssgn -
abfAin nea uFn of tanes ioT tser farm lmplesueuta
aud Tor usaka ueaa b carrying food pfoaucts "a
naaskrb uae County uspA Defense Beard Nas 40
visso TO-DAY b. tine Department q Aarsuituse
me farmer VITO waaes % appg fof nsN tre &
sabes h.aad ae 1he following procedure. according
Il the Ceaaiy BsnA Defcnse Board
D. ues AZ apnssauu fern from feus boaai
ratkaam4 board 1age il 70 one - tae boafds ~
sfeetogs and ootaIn 1 statement mat the TIRE o. tete
70 BE- replaced cansog b. repaired Fsrapsed o. other
uase mace nssbas II ths ile O taae rzn b. repaired
shs fasgneg a8E b. - advised b. me lHeF~etof and
81 cousat. be VII iseu BE- unable . seesrc res
~paeasssa
? Present 10 me fauoning board me statement
secured from the inspector and explain une nasraose for
whsch ge Efe or TINS Is - Be- uses Farmers are
elxlble 10 appiy 90 taes to- farm traetofs o. other
farm implements fof ualeh tIef at essential o. tf
trucks ahieb carr farm products and fools t.
market tires Or tubes nsas mi b. ooiAinea for
uarka vsRf iranasgn ssfn ~ufoaact 70 ne ultimate
consumer Tire of tubes mas not be ootained f0
any purpose unless shry are To b. mounted I'M
n~aediateix
n me applicant meets iaa standards q the local
tlnn railoninr hoard then 8 certificate wa Be- assed
allowing TIRE applicant a. purchase hom ans oealeF
providing the paari has not already reached tae
monthly Total o. certificates which 81 mas issue
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BUSINESS ACTIVITY N MISSISSIPPI,

Ire Mlsslssipps Business Review published
montnly a. State College. gives ; resume IL is De
cembeg rdlflosi q the business Of tie ssats tor tne
monih 81 No4enaher. la4i thc last month n which
0ata IS complete As compared with tie Same month IN
1910 Taken IS a Nhole Uhe business Of the state
saanusd a. increase Of = per cent aof A. laTRs - the
September and October increases but a healthy In
ueaee showing that there Is = teneeaes foa business
70 increase much more moteratesy ABd % level off
fFaH any baaI ean0itaausH.
Bans cfbits Increased a per cent. postal receipts
Is per cent lie insurance sales rs per cent power
fonsemplson Sc per cent telephones n service i23
peF cent saeeiFS connections To- PEI cent es con-
Becltons rs per cent
Datness saosins DE greatest gains arc. Gulf
poFt-BlOxI 3 per cent Mobae tPsseagoala and
Moss Point s. pVs cent. New Orleans . PEI cent
Msslalsn : pr cent. and G~FeeaYilie Greenwood
clarksaaie ssseneE, Jackson and Columbus n The
oTdef Baaee
Il Paaezeossa lhs increases NeFs Bark oebiis
Cts per oeat money orders ISSUED iis PEI cent
Postal receipts see pr cent. telepnoFes n sery-
lnes a PEI eeak
TIE Increases IL Aoss Pant we're Motey axdeFs
hsaea las PEI cent Postal Feoeipl& g PEI cent
t~eaezsaones II sersioe lss per cent
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LIBRARY NOTES
Prom the
Jackson
County
wPA
Library

lous.aaa Hayrae b flasncN
I Eena
ire American Rehearsal faf Die
aatursnin 1923 1898
A. alsh Caesar the evil Hney
Lage Old lives after BIN Hh eA-
rser fnsm the sniaen-yolreG sales
mau h aansloot Senator i oais the
tafi ri ehiN ~HparoaFing rnonst
tors TIE Lo9a regime was q blot
az uge nation bat wien the king.
usha eiaure fell i landed sanny
Ade - Here aaan 70 date. a
Misat happened ia inc b0ys after
Hueg Has sons
~ = special writer Tor Tie New
Orleans uem-Tna1ne Mr. Kane
e9gcred tie wnolH eaudy episode Al
first lg8aa Life he FrmarkA
ear D. funny at the safle tsnae
taa5 Is e eeual@faH tale Is 4 saga
of all stories
Revealing the inward workings Of
the pMFfg machine that was Longs
agau 10 lhr American political
nrarGaee Louisiana Hayridn tells
hoW M eid happeu here THIS naok T.
3 systematic account 81 a dictator
snip that actually functloned on
American sol anaeF the C0natftSI-
iAun under ;he Flag 10 nnn tune
o. Tie Star Spaneled banner
with aaHaH mssoF notes Of Dixie
rnaae can be tod and IN detail
far the iirst time the happenings
Under Jhe surface Of . tot8iltAfian-
am tAaf aneuoned Ia America
said NJ kR4c TINS demonstrates
what haHEens when q democratic
natipn losses lis system Of cheekz
balances and public sunlight
JonsEHsn Daniels "A record SO
fantastic That Il would seem =
melodFaHaatie farce II II wefe NOT
81 sgtssal political tragedy. Kane
mas daue Ihc hes. Bouislana-Iong
story I have seen
Times Book Review Absorbing
reading = fascinmtine and
important piece Of Americana
n 7 World Teiegraml "A fine
outstanding JOB logical and l1lahly
readable history Mr. Efkane
mase II rs interesting As 4 defec-
tive atofY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
P~ascagOuIa Youths
Paper Sales Purchase
Bonds For Defense

joe Kent Bishop. yonnResg son OF
ar ard AIRS r A Bishop believes
~ al ail-oui effort 10 help defeat
the AXIS poser4 Though too Young
n give his services Ia thu armed
forces n Inc United States ne has
pus forth another mighty effort Ia
PURCHASING OF sight National De-
fense Hossds for $50. They win
mature II 3 value 81 500
joe. VINO earns spending money
and adds 10 his bank account
fleotl4h re sa4 Of wrappers.
nians * bus a bond 3 month from
noa OF He Is an honor student oil
ttc Pascaaaaia Hen School and b
very popular amonn fellow Students.
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SILVER LIsIsG

We Americans must pail - oH belts Fa = hong
Ane SIEVE bneil hearlag that Use llme Wz coming
~he4i aed haze 70 DO shat Nos thc TIME d here
Ratloniue uf automobiles and tircs brings home tge
fact ulAt ~ war proaucuon sYnesa Hp there viii be
0thrr slefiases and wral have to gef along with
lea
IN sel1e nases u course. HeA b. able 70 bus
substitute ~nrosiaeia. lor industrial rcseaTeH has been
saaa developing nsa materials laat VII come II
handler nop thar evef before II others veil have
q o. without and kes more as from lhe laings we
already have.
There ase MANY ways m which wr snail have e.
saaps ON slasslaud Of lsine 10 inc necessities Of waf
A Ne O. i wt can Be GLAD q ono fact most Of
the materials thar NJ are aoiue Without arr going into
ueapoas fes ine men ii pm afmea forces eaF short
aErs are = caacrtte reminder nlat indua1fs Is busy
with MAJ rHnauetaou a make ou victory certain
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Four Accidents

feanssnslee PROM psge One
tsu.t alteruasn ~ the Jaeksou Cg0f-
nra4ht0n Nas . resident q No
hge far ne past y peAgN DuflElg
m.ns vaefs ne WR2 connected wiIh
tnf ssataaafg firm. ts travelled
hls section eailins uran business
hrases Ia P~aScaeo0A and Moss
prsnt ~ leaves EA widow, 80
daaahUTs 3 brother ard . sister
Piauxe Ints Water
Fagsv THURSDAY msoEliiuR two pas
. afazeF ara and q truck CARY trle
abassE % slIgFard workers. xGindea
Or ase he-eosteo highway ard
plunged through toe eaAfo ratings
pgeelp8tstlus TIE passengers into tfs
aefe5
fce covered the FuadanY for afv-
efa5 hundred yards About 8 O'Clock
ii Use morning fhe trerk. owned BY
E 3 wllkrra0u o. Mos Point
xsflck the slick surface ano crashed
uarsIzn tle north side Of the guard
rail and landed rlght-sine-up
a~hHnasldo tie bHik head Il b SAID
m salBgard AefkerS wha wefe Van
cieaee pazaelsHsrs were thoroughly
arenehed. nat proceeded 20 their
eufk Al the Ingalls, shipbniiding
coFpofati0n.
A snort iine later. a aedau owned
arc driven by Lowell Owen 81 BIZ
mlnsham and occupied by himself
Mrs owen, Harry Conner and Dave
0ordon. approached the scene
Two trucks SER parked there ard
seeing the flag warning Owen be-
gar slowing dnxn However his car
began skiddtng and IN an effort 10
keep on the read the rear Of their
ear ssrucs one o. she trucks and the
ca nlunEed into SEVERAL feet Of
water after going through The guard
County Patrulman e r Hudson.
Nho waE II THE scene. assisted III
reseuing THIS party and took them
10 hk honfe where they were
warmed and taken care OF as ms
gaests They WEIR exceedingly high
n their praise Of the treatment SC
corded 10 them by Patrolman Hud-
aon. also for Ms hospitality The
a vas considerably damaged.
Another sedan carrying workmen
entoute 10 0autser. also crashed
through aae railine on the south
side about 100 yards east Of where
TIE truck went through
Immediately upon being notified
OF the accidents. q few minutes
later. Supervisor Hernaes Gautief
dispatched = truck load OF cinders
10 the scene which vas spread OVER
the sec bY county conyiets
Nc injuries were reported from
the cars plunged into the water.
Fortunately the water was ~ low
toe ann the occupants OF all Of
TIE vehicles we're able TO reach
safety Those Rho experienced the
piunRes were considerably chilled.
~ Ice had coated The bulk head
and marshes ali along this area.
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Moss Point YMBC
To BE Soldier Hosts

The p~pzeagola haEn &hoc
-eoonznren the dance last wxek enc
honariur tire soldiers from Keesies
relo zs Biloxi This w4 . highly
eniovansF affair and was gwen in
ne paacaroala Community House
last SATURDAY night
ne lieutenant oommaE1oszlE IRE
roryux Of soldiers from keeSler
steld ard Miss Frances Lasnef6urx
- fhe grand march which wac
directed by AFss Edna Williams
WpA reereatianal leader
During Tire insefmissiun une usual
sure frzt was held wIth popular
sekelsoKs being sung b. thnsn at
tend5ne Mis- IAlly Mae Blair Of Tire
WpA uss accompanies to ne Ane-
and also played for the grpnd
march
The dance Tor the soldiers ants
vrnsk end w9il be held t0snnrroN
nisht # the Moss Point Community
pe.lsr -sDonsUFed BY the Mos Point
yesgse Mems Business Club,
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MaKuNEs KEEP HEADS Up

Dvsn s.rrcants insist osat u s
Marine recruits keep their neAae
erect when they are on y mafch
and the -chins IN. chests out RUE
also Is stressed By the beR~tneEnecks
al their training stations
often the correct posture q the
seasoned e soldier. while On pa
.rade o. At Grill has been induced
by he frequent promptlngs 81
soue n0n-com. A sloyenly or loose
vait Is detected at once and an e.
fort IS made to correct the fault
nvone who has observed the
MARINES marching down the street
viii note the easy swing Of tneff
arms and the apparently efiortless
manner IN which they cover the
ground
But i Is not for the sake OF APP
pearanees alone that the Marines
insist upon the correct carriage N
marching. Proper walking haniIs
make for good health and also add
TO the endurance OF military men
when they have TO cover long dis
tances afoot.
A faulty stride with the shoni-
ders rounded and the abdomen out
will cause a 'swayback" curve In
the lower spine. health authorities
say II also tends to make a fer
ward off balance tipping Of the
! pelvis and a consequent SAG Of the
internal organs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
JOINT BIRTHDAY DANCE
GIVEN AT COMET CLUB

Tuesday January 70. marked the
natal days Of hiss Dorothy Olsen
ana Newman Morris wn0 turned it
sato a tosst celebration By enter
lalning with a dance AZ the Comet
Club. that evening between the
hours Of Q and O'Clock
A feature Of the evening was the
playing OF Happy Birthday TO You
by tbe orchestra which also played
! special arrangement Of STAY As
sweet As You Are IN honor Of
Mis- Olsen and Mr.. Morris. who
Nere also the recipients Of a num-
Der q very lovely gifts
F0fnals were worn b the fem
stnIna members OF the party.
Beside the host and hostess those
DANCING were Miss Marie B0ney OF
Biloxi and c Il STANLEY. Miss Helen
Oaufter and Willie Rsan. Miss Ruth
Knehs and Newton Cooney OF New
Orleans Mis- Elolse Wilson and PVT
JACK Coonex Miss Kathleen Diez
Of NeH Orleans. and Ray Clark and
SGT and Mrs Howard Pyle
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- : szCEDEg AND TREASON
AND DESERVES BEtTH PENALTY

one Of ne nasieaal defense o. Ear mszsare
already lntFedaoeo - ne Mississippi legislature. al
an sabotage hUl b. Senator kno1 deerees tae death
penalty for anybody convicted O damaging N IRE
O banbs ans building Ct plant beng usd Il ans
a. fT TIE national aafense h lie prosecution O
u asf Tne eeaih penalty woaa apply 10 ssefs eaa
uale2 Is A murder aaalz the IuIs recommended LIE
Imprisonment
One need ao be eala-blooded q lnhumana e ap-
r4ese that 81 and penalty II dealh s q proper and
justified peasi1g fos sabotage h IA tame
sabotage itzeI stsen involves naafdeE. eaaslae the
deafa Of innocent persons Ard Hhsn sabotage l.
successful. b delaying production and eellsery q
sez4eH mzallaons aaa supplies. i NAY cause ths
killing a. hmeFscan sezdzeFz ard sailor a1zo ether
~ zould not b killed Ard sabotage also Is treason
xe thlnk ne aseTszs Auz1zzpp lu1 sitting o.
tHh = eass soald be quaker ana mere zilIng % vote
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MISSISSIPPI SOCIETY OF
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS

The Aflskssipui Society Of rx1fes-
siunal Engineers WiH hold ~ an
uual MEETING II the Hnidelherg
Hotel jackson. Miss. on tIie i6lh
and fTlh Of January. The meeGing
viii Be- aesoted almost entirely 10
oriemse programs Among The
either vital subjects discussed Nili
be- the sueiect Of ar raid shelter
a sneakeF from Washington eth b
On hand g. give information on thl
HAipfeet IAe nEee2lfa VIII ne az
tended D. mans ufnmiaent enRiR
seS Of the state ar / c Wintef
ion 81 FaseaRoala Is expecting to a.
tena.
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s S Ramsay spent ihe aeas end
N Ocean sprlne alth his daaghler,
Nrs Cesar seymour
-
REV. Z n McBflae preached
SUNDAY Al tie vancleaHe Methodist
Church
NHs I O. Hamparry and Afiss
Guess Humphrey entertained the
Hou1eulakers Ctah Mnndas after
NON e. tie Humphrey hons re-
lsciiy Farm
N1iten Walker. eldef Ssn - Mr..
and Mrs. Dryden Walker has re-
eelvca notice that 81 the result Of 4
ellil SERVICE examination Re rad
scu appointed a eierk Ia fae IN
ternsi Revenue Department
%
james Lee sneni the Reek end
Niih hN parents nea Persuasion
%
Mrs 6 E Dees aaa cnneran aere
visitors 10 Biloxi Monday afternoon.
g.
Mr ard Mrs ] ! Hopkins fave
returned - Their hame BE- Walnut
Grove MIS- after = pleasant rssit
- theT ~sou-in-Iaa ard aaasnter.
at ana Ar Castor Grove
-
Mrs Douale Rtslett asa hlfie
aansasa q Caste Rock Washing
aan, hare been guests Of Ar R8h-
sett6 mafhef Mrs. = T WaaaHan
%
n & Ramsay AM daurhfa Fn-
mg L9a . NeW ofIeans aeze tests
= AZ Ramsay mazhef MH Iais
= Ramsay durinE ne gcsE end
30
Raymond Co6h So Of M Tham-
& Mean Is as hame after end
~ ahe haadafs 3Iah relatives Ia
Hendan
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-FREED0N % TIVE rREss does net rave
> Newspaper thr Fsxat - pabitsh saanaAiA
atanek iuneermt Inalshfnais - hnsineeN fHsnA
Eeisher sesz FREEn0m ~ sFEECH rive the
Iaa1ssauzI sks sixht - - -snaear ths rspatatasB
81 outstanding rilsrenk. attack ths ssmmanity's
lesasnx sszszssusssns asF start wisszgwttae ssw.
paGrns tsf sAs ssle Fvassn af sistnfstax the
pshssr p-see. re sGalatr thx absxr Ftxhts and
r~sissisxss = ts saasnsss the rights ana h.rsi-
ness II an
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column int HGeA III AAtS R@f~f
Pleasant newcomers 20 P@eagcula
are Mr. and MRS James z Ell31tt
who with t8a3r children haze moved
here from Ocean springs and who
have taken one Of toe housing
project cottages On Tyler Avenue
~ EIisat b Ia une Of tfle offices 81
me Inaalla plant
MI and Mrs " r Guest Jr.
whose veodsne. December 81. was an
event Of wide social interest are
now anmiciled IL 3 pretty cottage
on Tyler Avenue.
Mr ana Mr. J r Bates and their
children 81 Elkmoub Ala. arr re-
cent additions % the housing project
colony.
Among those vino have recently
come q make their home In Pas
cagoala are Mr. and Mrs ] A Col-
Inns Of Eratawpa. Mrs Collins Is
a recent bride a. hef marriage TO
MI Lo4AlrA TOOK HzaEe \ IeN AluilH4e
ago.
o.
L l. Garrix has returned to hts
home at BeSsemex. after spending
the holidays a members Of a house
party at the home OF Mr. and MRS
Fred Handy at 1901 Harrison Avenue
g.
Mrs Paul Hills has returned from
Admission. Ala. where she WAS called
BY the death Of her brother-ln-iaw
Joe Moore.
D.
Mr.. and Mrs JACK Lothian and
their family have recently come
from Virginia 70 make their home
IN this city where Mr.. Lothian is
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Charles Hirth. assistant manager
of the q S Maritime Housing
project has been confined 70 his
home for the past few days because
Of illness. returned to his desk
Thursday morning.
D.
James Veirich was 4 business
visitor IN New Orleans. Wednesday
o.
George W Thompson. manager Of
the y. S Maritime Housing project
has returned from Washington. y.
C. and Norfolk. Va. where he spent
several weeks
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

LATEST mudcl F0rence circulating
heater ReHzees conazzzan. slightly
zee Buns kezcsene Brown ersan-
e41 SAn1z 81 feet hIeh. z fzef
SNARE H. sell az b1iidicr Is
eealppeo NI1n gas Coz SIS 81 szIe
pIzce 0nm Can arc ezamine sanae
= Gartaskae-sdar office
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Marines first guarded the mails
in IT'S when a squad of eight left
Hartford. Conn. for Albany and
Fort TIconderoga. N Y with Inn
portanf mail and money.
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PASCAGOULA HOUSING
COLONY NEWS EVENTS

The ChronlrIe-Star extends q hearty weieorne to new ar
rivals in Pascagouia who have taken up residence N the
Housing Project Colony and hopes that they VIII aNah them
selves 81 this very special space that has been set aside Tor
social and personal news concerning them II les WIZ Alnlas
nlTone 81 write any happenings Of this kind 10 the Society
Editor she will be very appreciative Of this courtesy.
The phone numbers are 5o2 and SOB Lets make this
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

me death penalty ulan me assr.ss marae aiAi
far y.-ClAftpn-L Ledger
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

This Is the end Of an ice age.
with the polar ice still r~etreating
There have been five major ice
ages.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

connected with the Ingalls, cofpor-
staon.
Mr. and Mrs Hilbert Wilkinson
and daughter MarlFn. have re-
turned from shelby. Miss. where
thes spent the Holidays with Mr.
WiIk1nSonk parents
Mr and Mrs Horace Grossly had
a. holiday guests the istters par
eun. Mr. and MIS- " w Wems,
and brother. Peyt0n Of Forest Miss
willie Shows and Chalmers Shows
Of $3.50. Miss. are guests OF Mr.
ana Mrs. J Il Hollingswnrth.
3D.
Harrison Summs o. Laurel. Miss
s tne guest Of his cousin. Chalmers
Knight. at ilns + Tyler Avenue
D.
Among me smaller and for that
reason more intimate. affairs Of the
holiday festivities was q watch party
At which MI. and Mrs. George ACE
Harris entertained on New Years
Eve at their home al 801 10th Street
Dancing WAS enjoyed and towards
the midnight hour hot dogs with
suitable accomplishments were
served The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Pittman. Mr. and MRS.
Bill Dobbk and Mr.. and Mrs. A B.
Lancaster.
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Strike ast sasne z4assazI m..-
GAYS q astense eI1aFf daHIzz fhs
first s Haaiaf . shF rafmanent
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

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