davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
I36 More DetrOiferS
Listed as Volunteers

Elbridge ~. Mann. 1891 coyie.
William A. NARROWER 1891 Parkwood.
Lawrence Mavretich, 1880 Maenart.
James T. Mecuish. 1870 Psnnsyvania-
Edward c. Mclaughlin. III East Euclid.
Michael v. Mclean. 56s5 HomedAle.
Raymond MercAntante. 37l7 East LArned.
Max v. Michelson, 3Ofi Gladstone.
Hal Miller, 1889 Tee place
Herbert r. Miller. 1884 Lenox.
Paul Mrligan 632 Prentis.
Charles a. Merrill. 395 Rlchton.
Henry 5. NoGicSi, 500 y. ssven.Mn. RI.
Frank N. o'Leary, 2509 Dickerson.
Louis NJ. Pelyas. 1927 Beard.
Jack 3. Pendergast s746 Dumbarton.
Gerald T. Phillips. 1928 La Sale.
Harvey J. Pierce 5000 Fairview.
Richard Piper. 1ilp5 Roxbury.
Colin v Plumb, te2o Second street.
Jack 3. Pritchard, s627 carlin
Bron r. Prorok. 1073 Ia Brosss.
Sherwood l.. Racsy, 5000 Glendale.
Victor Raehuk, 35s0 East Warren.
Stephen Rate. s2i7 Joseph csmpsu.
Julian Rea, 1875 Mackay.
Jerry ID. Richmond so coilingvood.
Warren Ridails, 1855 Cascade.
Albert A. Rock. 1902 Quincy.
John Rooney, 1892 oregon.
Raymond W Ryan. ilfi w Grand Blvd
PAU L: sada~ 1928 carbondsle
Steve schuster. 2102 Lawndale
Earl A. Size. 1876 Barton
Clarence y. stu Jr., 1897 Quincy,
Frank Stimac. 1881 Marx
Frank y. stopera. 343s clippert.
Frank superak. 70t2 Navy
stephen szexepansh Jr., 55s9I Ogden ave
Carl A. Taylor. 1889 Hjbbard.
Anthony j Theisen. s1d6 Hubber.
Louis J. Thompson, 1870 Msplewood.
Harold Timpf. GAS vinewood
Edward J. Tisdall. zoos W. Grand Blvd
Harry J Trainowski, 1850 Junction.
Jerome J. Trakul. 2239 Trombley.
Alan r. TurneE 1891 Sussex.
tJ0Sepn n. VEuru. Sd4f Hpieu.
Richard B. Voodre. 1889 strAssburg.
James r. walker, 4733 Baldwin.
Robert G. Walsh, 50e7 Maxwell.
Kenneth b Ward SAT I.othrop.
Daniel Watson, 1889 Newport.
John Watson, 1877 Cortland
Joseph EikenoEy. $3.50 Devereau.
Charles y. Wllnow, HAS Hszelton.
Melvin r. Willnow. 1i42s Haxelton.
Sam Yashinsky 3492 Parker.
Arthur j. zaluski, i4it Fairview,
Elio L. zilli, 5e7s Bellevue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Big Guns in Duel
Across Channel

LONDON, Nov. IL GNS).-A
heavy artillery duel was waged
during the night and early to-
day between British and German
long-range guns on opposite sides
of the English Channel.
For the second successive night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Fighting Mans Friend:
Soldier Seeks
Advice on How
To Buy Bonds

MRS. j. M; Q-My son over
seas would like TO have part of hi
pay sent to me each month TO
war bonds, in addition to tn
allotment which I receive. Cal
you tell me how to make apphca
ton for this?
A-Your son should 20 20 his
commanding officer and request
that q certain amount OF his
pay be sent to you each month.
EX-SAILOR: Off a man hai
a wife and two minor children
whom he supports. but is not liv
ing with them because his worl
takes him elsewhere. should he bt
classified in La? Is a man af
fiicted with chronic asthma usually
accepted or rejected?
AIN Class ga shall be
placed any registrant upon
whom one or more dependents
depend for support In n reason
able manner: Provided, how
ever, that no registrant shall be
deferred by placing him in
Glass 3-A ~ if he acquired
such status on or after Sept. 10,
1910, and before Dec. 8. 194I,
unless he il able to present In
formation which convinces the
local board that such status was
not voluntarily acquired Mt
time when his selection was
imminent or for the purpose OF
providing him with a basis for
Class 3-A deferment; or (2) IL
ne acquired such status on or
after Dec. 8, 1841, unless he Is
able to present information
which convinces the local board,
when classifying him, that such
status was acquired under cir
cumstances which were beyond
his control.
NO SET RULES
There are no set rules to go
BY I'm determining whether
man with chronic asthma would
be accepted or rejected. Each
individual case Is different and
whether or not a man would be
declared physically At to serve
IN the armed forces could only
he decided after n complete
physical examination by the ex-
aminlng physician.
MRS. C. v. L.: Q-My husband
was called TO the army in July. !
am expecting a baby and would
like TO know where 10 go for help.
A--Go 10 the Army Emer-
gency Relief. Fort Wayne sec
ton. Llvernois and Jefferson,
Mai. William III. Kite Jr, or To
the Detroit Chapter of the
American Red Cross, 2163 East
Jefferson.
p. d. @: Q-Where would I 90
TO secure information about get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

Britain's big guns began the cam
|nonading shortly, before midnight
and the German batteries replied.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10

List your spare room % that g
worker IN one Of our defense fac
tories tan get the rest he needs 10
% hiz 100. You win be doing youE
petficuc duty II you viii list your
room with the Homes Registration
Office You may DO % by teiephon-
Ing sos Oh. n you are In the vi
emily. call at the office in the De-
fllle Housing Project office bulid-
ings C 10fh street. You viii be aid
Ing car nation 20 become the -nr-
sensl Of Democracy" our President
spoke shout Once again. the tele-
phone nufnher Is e0e.
Mrs sydney Swan in reporting
that the Odd Fellows had extended
the . o. their hall TO the Red
Cross units. stated that much cred
4. Tor securing this courtesy should
10 To hrs j. o. Kleisner who first
thought about the advantages Of
such = location and who was ably
abettec BY her father. L. b. Dun
ten, who Il . member Of the build
hng committee Of the lodge and took
the matter W with the committee
al . recent meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
~PAsCAoouTA GIRLS
ATTEND ANNIVERSARY
OF SERVICE cLun

Under ne ieadsrahip OF Mfn Tom
wella. WPA director II nacFaaiinn
for flie pnssaspuia ARA. = siuslp q
attractive youna women from dnck
naa Cunnty attended fbe first annl.
xerssFg Of the Non ID vintanal nefs.
Ne Club At Camp Shelby. SUNDAY
March 4
a bus waz chartered ny Mrk, Wells.
division % carry her group 10 Ire
camp ~ response 70 invitations srnm
tfie hosirw group Of the various
clubs there.
Tea vas served at J oclook IL he
Afternoon after which dancing snz
eHtoTed mstli five o'clock. uhea sh4
visitors were guests Of The camp.
zach soldier having been given per-
mission 70 bring one girl to sunrsrf
III NE mess hall.
Al 3 o'clock, 4 bard nuneert vas
given under the leadershln az War
can't Officer Harold Farmland
heading inc ieoth Field Artillery
band.
THIS conoert was Of special inter
cat To the pascaennla visitors VIA
mao had the pleasure of meeting
At. haFnhnfd vhen he and ~
pano SAVE concerts At lNu Of ne
aiip launehings here last year. M
hafnhaFd took the opportunity al
seaninE back ~Rrs-sines 70 thoee III
ra1naxouia and asked 10 be rcmem
pereu u cas- he MA nat abie - ~
visit the city.
fIet@ iaynn were given me slfls
a. Mrf Wells parry ~ tfae diylsim-
~ groups acting rs Fsasts
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10

Mr. and Mr. Grant HllIer dspart
today for Camden. n, !. where
they will make their Hnsne w1th the
latfsr1 mother. Airs. W. 7 Pratt.
for The time being Both Mr.. ana
Mrs. Miller have greatly sndeared
themselves 70 . lafgf uumhef Of
paAEaenuiars xho slea xlEii ernhine
regret their departure Tor rsaidence
elsewhere
Pred Yon mas returned 70 his dai-
ties on the dfedee beat paaeaeoala
- Mobile after spending the week
end with his family.
Ars ? . walker. Nh. Vincent
AooEe. MrA WiIliam nalan Mm. "A.
= A0oFe. and Mlza Mamie Rerrnr
formed : party that mstorsd 70 no
hlls Shsfe they spent Monday
NJ. ard Mrs Herbert Martin and
two children IT CfElakaaam. Ala
spent the week end 9Th Mra Mar
Una parents. ~. aE1 m Pred
Y0n
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
sfms p uwANNfrk GIVES
DESSERT nHfn0n ron
Me- LILLIAN MAKKa

On Thursday Mrs Preston us1a
sleE sxEea1ed = Dfets4 rssus1n6f -
. 6ftMfH - s4aA aaNe&Ssa II 4 AAa
efFt bridge party nhM1Fina Ms Uf
Ian Hayes Ni3a i ne guest q Mr.
kfehaR.M & 0fAmisk
IRE rszaaas IS Nhs naFd eullu 4efe
So wstla apxInx fe4MN
FUuf tnbi6s we're n pay AM uf4
Aansa ave AiRasssl muf9 an MF9
jAsneA 4 &AseneY. MIEn Ms4s a
Teinost Mlnnlne ths as<ena hlefAsst
ifa5ea.
me asEaxk 49, lhshsdt nfa Aagea
Mrs. aaRefsef. Mn 1ni1atl M.
Hair Mrs 8DRnaaf Maen< MSM asds
Feg GNan. Mn william = pelaasn
~ A. : usnasssA ~ ~ ~ nsafn
Mr. nuF Wln&fleA. And "a AHeht
bald + kIfnkalfk.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
F0HTNTCHfLY CLuB
GIEEx amOWEn Won
MIS-. OhANf ATELkK

A. : fareHsil courtesy 70 Mrs
Grant Ailln. re nssmhesa a use
Fursnishliy Iiriaxs club u wAka
she 4 ; mearlssF. hogaHsa her ussis
> tiahdkefchlef alaoweF Al shs mes
Ing E9th Mfa agdEeg saAn or
Friday aftsfnzaon AZ lat steA
At 4 certain time ia uis nfter.
neon Mf1 KILLER nna ~lraEresszd 70
f0licN : number ~ Clues gfysn bp
tinFaN A he eFld q aark II Mhiea
she found : lovely haadkaesaEzf
Tie aanles nsEa mnra4sa b
beaniuHIiy appointed iunehnfNa
Il playing Mn : q KieassaF cap
tuFed us High seofe EaRuk ana Arr
Charles Smith uze second hlass
faru
1up@e reseuf n enHy mga
ssAna Hospitality NeFe ~ Miskr
hFA klalanaf. MfA CIaaflAa nsniih.
Mr. uEsA n4kK LIS M4ssln
FHnkfoaseF. Mr. 10 Wlfaz4sia
and ~. A ! ofaek. f..
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10

a new ana widely experienced ad-
oition 70 the Mobile Unn Of ths
WPA recreation personnel i Mrs
Mar Helen Fcisf. who comes from
stfingeT. Min Mrs Foley i an en-
peTieneed leader. especially ia woak
pertaining 70 outdoor sports for
SxHaen and children and VII BE-
very welcome IN this area.
Bruce and Philip Aisuach have re-
turned u their studies 1T Tulane
University ii New Orleans after =
week end Wit 70 their pafenta. Or
ard Mrs W L Aispaef.
Mrs Fred Taylor wiII be hazfrns
. The Tuesday F~ostnlehtfy Club
81 IL meeting this afternoon at the
usual time Of assembly.
An initiation meeting a ne ordsr
o. fae Eastern Star wil b. he'd af
We Masonic Hal TINS evening At
. O'clock
Hn SIDNEY swans Red CraM
Serving Unit viii mesa wednesday
morning March II, from . 20 iz
O'Clock. IN the Odd Fellows Han On
DeiEnae avenue.
Ara David Peaitisia Sewing Unit
VII meet Ftl6at afternoon. March
-. ~ 10 oekek
Ms8 George Steele III X hosses
70 he Martha GeclelY e ale chrts
Lutheran Church. Thursday esen-
ing March Il At 20 n he evening
Mrs. r A paszseh mas iuat .
efttsd : letter ffosn her 80. Ralph
kinney. wf1o n en- enc 81 uneie
S1ns ships somewhere without TIE
an4ds q Continental Anteflca, il
snseb he tells Iaal she si8p rs asb-
kctAd - one attack ffesn whkh
EteF eazzDea damzee
= > NeooTich. 8io naA reeensir
ben Transferred from Norfolk. Va
- Fenaa0in ~ . nesz Is she
zae q Ia zusazH ~xzzz1snzzea mr=
entaents Mr. and Mu r 4 atzxh.
Ntzn NHaan hE EH@ut Ene Neekseud-
~ aEld Afa PazzzEns ~ and Mfa
- . Hahazzn. 1z1dlm Knight -
ophslz Davidson moz1aee = pen=
saeola Nth AT EAeeyFll o. his
departure as ale eIoe - ghe wak~
en- returning Immediately 70 Rae-
neeaia
On Monday evening MEH. b
Wzzkef EilIHN GA ~ hzzaa - 4
SID parry fo ue kzueft e use
Seneoi Lseeae q 4he Or LaAs -
V31e1a scizeA e paaeagoala.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10

Mis- Hfatsh Me1ms1 lsts 8aAaFAay
Toe q xssit e Mrs. L. A. Morris a.
Hssen "a
As Mfsa AIRS c nailaxk and mn
eeaanea SUNDAY frxa4n = Isw dayx
yiAs 70 relatives in Magnolia MA
Mrz r q spann. IT. Mfx n a.
ar Mr. a L Mna1roe. Mr.
BaFrgek ana MFS G. 3 nemfdkses
sfpni FRIDAY IN Noodle
Mr.. ard Mrs nkywuer skrw2ft
sranf = fee dnss nhk week wssh
ftiAsives IN cz~uufsels. Ala
IRE aaassy ftfeaex Il MFs C.1sssa
Bueh3I1 eAee Miss JaMniia phillspmt
.of chicago IN = former resident
" stits city, afr glad to hear Msa b
Dong nieels folowtne an ope4Atton
~ Chicago this week
M ard Mr. Date 0anthes, Dr.
ana tee s0tas of New OrleanA sreng
y wv WHtE AMHA VIVA ftt1tktl# III
and Mrs a. A. Pals
Ms d " Lambert and daughter
RUN. spent Thursday Afternoon n
Biloxi
MFA Emualst Hull ard son waiter
Beasiey. Jeff THURSDAY fog q weeka
vssit 70 relatives m Bastrop Ia
Woody r. and Russell & Mlselie
returned 70 Portsmouth, Va, Mon-
day mosnings after Spending q ~
dAv rafiOeeh visiting their mother
ard other relatives Both enlisted
in the navy several monGhs Z
bsily FAiriey. son Of Nj. and Mrs.
NJ @ Falrley. b improving following
an Illness IN the jackson County
Hospital
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
Jackie RANDALL
CELEBRATES I
FIFTH BIRTHDAY


Small Jackie Randall celebrated
her fifth birthday. March 1. b.
draEing q group Of her friends
around her 81 3 birthday party al
the nqane Of her grandmother. Mrs.
4. ! CasEanera.
Mp Marguerite Randall mother
~ H1e young hostees es-sctaa :
NouD q games "a znich Conrad
Bew1lian and Sandra Murray came
of EznHers - appropxlate prizes.
TIE cutting Of me hlrfhdat cake
Vas "a event q ne party especially
when Z sas served With punch.
4 wholly delightful. though very
Inspromptg, paft Of the program.
Wa voluntary Singing. 70 hts own
accompaniment At the piano. of
Billie Cole who concluded easa 4
spriehtis dance
TIE guest iis6 included Conrad
an6 0aEs Bowman. Patty. Beanie
Anne. and aandFA Murray. JaneE
Tefreson. Bile and Diane colle.
ToHEnF T1ioma3. Judith Anne How
ard. Kauard cokRg. Betty June
pol9esin. and Herman Oraef.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10

Tne Fortnishtiy Club met IA the
hosne q Mrs. X. W. BufnhnTn on
"wednesday afternoon. 1t which
time one Of the most entertaining
MEETINGS q the year was held.
Tire topic for The afternoon was
Cotton
Raception rooms of the home ser
clestFiy decorated with hnlts 81 cot.
ton material and miniature ndels
were used to khow uses Of cotton
materials.
AEz - Q. Bf9ame ave q most
c~f1tertainina talk on sEIon 10 Dsr.
pose OF Surplus Cotton Ia the
South
Mrs Malva Jackson. dressed in an
attractive cotton house coat. direct
GO a style show presenting Misses
Dorothy Hardy and Mnlva Huthoff
e. models. Who we're drcssed IN pref.
" cotton evening gownA. joyce
Arfnsstead modelled a pretty after-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
~Pascagoula Women's
Club Loses Member

A delaghtfuIly informal occasion
vas that OF Saturday morning last
when the members Of the Pzsca-
goalla wonans club met at the
home Of the president. MrS Hermes
Gaasier. 10 do hon0r and bid a fond
farewell 70 the secretary. Mrs
Grant Miller. Who leaves Tuesday
for q Journey 70 Philadelphia, Pa
where they vii take Up residence.
In a Charming manner HRS y. A.
Oraef spoke Of the regret Of the
entire membership that Mrs Miller
was leaving. relating The old story Of
the two men who tourneyed 20 a
new town. ASKING the general mere.
chant at the crossroads what kind
az 3 town Il was The merchant
asked what kind OF a town he had
left. and when the Traveller said .
mean. unfriendiy town. the old man
nodded his head and said. Too.
bad. that's the kind Of a town Il 8
here To the other man later who
said he had left q fine town where
they had lots Of friends. the old
man hid Welcorne. friend IL a
fine town here. and you vii again
make lots of friends
Moral. Mrs. Miller made frsends
here vino viii very much dislike 70
see her 60. ana NE knox she will
make more where she Is eolngs
Hrs. 0raef then. IN the name Of
the Club. presented he'd with 3 gift
set Of after-dinner coffee spoons IN
q love pattern, and In accepting
the gift. Mrs. Miller mace q moving
speech IN which she said the lump
in fer throat was too large 20 cay
much. but she could get on Thank
You
After 9 short period spent IN dis
eussing current topics. Mrs Gautier
served coffee and date-nread sand
witches, assisted ~ Mr. j n Lock
ard ana Mrs Berry 0autier.
The rooms Befe made spEinglke
by the large bowls Of lonquiis and
narclssi placed about
MRS. r 3 MAHAFFEY.
Club Reporter
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10

EfAzAka NNSal ~eaEAns1.H he'd 4
weEix bridge party a MHlfn Mfa
Archibald ufaasgek waa lafx1nEz
- uhA pisaAufs ~ ~ Ll1llazs
iiAfea uf nkAlntfse Massachusetts
nfe 4 re 4uest II ~ gEesHEsf Mfs
ArehthAla 0sAmixA
There seza faaF ae1a 81 alapsss
eafaY tie aaneA and &c 1Asnn hlNA
Has fsxpEs wsut - - v. II
Guest. Mr. ! n fnaknfN ana MsM
uegfwe Blair Mn PRESSES ufaHhA
tauf1fsd nse ~siiaainalkan fafuf.
ffinm - me games MFM GRASSES
sefYed = dessert ceaEse ~ esls1n
uHa ekaM ahaaif Mas lie green IL
Saint PAtrtek n combination stu
ysllow.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10

en as M y q uas
~ wrF4 hms fnNa Fw4 AEas3
TF3A& mnNx 1Ms fwut a Mat
~ : Mp Fed sNs - Msx ofs
N3rxx &A8 ex4sm
Ne AA MrN mhxM4 afu
feh y pen - Aiikasa "a
~ MsN ~ & ew
en41 wM v ne g
Nh 4 . waeeA ere = M
q N n rny ssu
Femna 4nAt sgS snntam
~ 9TH 4 pagFae4 res e ~ ~
Rhahnss arrives fsA ss~ o.
rare AAsasseF m Apel11 us week
eFAs - ra~aM
4 q Bxw ss y hm
aatM h A4leFM EA After 44s
NN thh uas& sxa 9Th m saniss
nAhah mawmraa a. manfora nsm
IA j ~ - Neek Il ~
KUula ~ ne aust - ~ un r.
a Naees
Mns Alss nh sha aaNwhsst
Fanny HhEN1 wnf a2 HxsA W
ia thf nnax "a ire fAFnaeFx ahes
tsaHhtst Mr. MatNn NF<A -
w~oosnsaskst.
Mt1 AsaFste nyan anaa lec
0egFss Ryan q anna asfe
uesA ems guests a. sha faNma m
tlasA rMreaiA csnaath end ~
1eanes RTan
Mm Sesri uaflanat ard nins ous
a Mtdkiff we're sisters b RAA
mAHA HhAaf essHies Ia
tlnn with maa8sFa wStAinlgsN Is
uae MsaH4una STATE cnteae ufaFfN
tiie1 arr sAAata
~ ana Msn narfs nass dfx@sss
Saturday fm Laurel MaMInea
where they uaA nastne
Captain ana Mrs n. "a cuile ssr
returned Gsnxn 4 Nialt = uze.s aA4zNe
ter. Mssa Qluxaa fspita mfse i al
ssssslne suEssls Nsweessb cahkas q
New OFtennA
Mia Thnosane Richie. wh0 arrived
ahoei St. EEatIn nee fresn Bafssa
Rouge FOE feaiaef&rN ~ sisn sfY
h takin9 MF4 Harry Ras paes
as apcFesaFY 10 A = PfaHkiin. stae
asuntY axa3euiftGfal agent. Asfe
Rus hes dsparted fnF TNHadsneN ii
aflouieF ctsy.
Mlm vlFeaala penezea. : memAes
a. the teachers etaff ~ fhx Moss
Point Hiah Alsnoa was called lo he's
llolnA ID Crystal HpffneA Miss. SUM
daF, b. The sudden death af her
fHtaleF. John enedzk
Mr.. and Mrs James b Muo<k Jr
aaza s1ah 1ilamTs NeFH 81 nlloKf
sunday. riAilln9 Mr.. K1iintln parents.
NJ. and MEA ] 3 Elliol1
q n T1fusnrmn rnAnfnssd hnnf1
Wednesday q las1 wes4 ffeu + e1n-
ference n New Gzsrafan n rgasssee4
liop eth hia uofk - head q use
United States MaftEiune maasina
pTo7Erz Ia Pasrmsoula
tseads of NJ. and Mls G n
Wiley Tnoi Tblfle4ntA street.. VII
~ glad - learn nlat t1,aY aEn ahta
u - oak again after a. illness 81
o weeks with t3le ~
little friends Of beatty kelley Of
ee4 Eleventh street NiIi 81 slaa
Y know uiat be fkas retufned fsom
We N1klle nfismaFy where Ne has
bern Under treatment frT the pant
Tour months. ard thai NJ IL nnsns
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
EEHLY ORGANIZED
Music CLUB MNETs

4 meeting - Hze newly organized
zar CtA = the Pascaeoula lie
pAeutafy scheAa IS = ne stu-
&c = IL seaooi O. - afEeTnosn q
Haxeh & eiEH ~ president Elaine
Arafa II the char.
E~9iaz1r9 sfEHaeemsnfa ff1sn
ste chair ne meeting ==s tsrned
osa = Lillian Mlas. pFazfam
enaEfmsA
4 business eeazzon fSlIoHed Eba
uWfam an6 at zais tine eonmiI=
1as NeEs eseeted Is 28iHosU Pro-
Gam. Lillian Miller Betty Fnzue-
fed BY Jan Willlza1s. ara H.
~ ek4zaEef. MezabeHanips Eainz
A<AEa. an C4ht1. AnIla Raae. and
EmaEn1 UlzAEzo0.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
WORKERS
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
HAS MONTHLY MEETING

The Faithful woFKeEs Sunday
Scho0f clAM o. the Plrat Baptist
ehEreH q PAscaeoala met for their
monthly business and Doelal meet
IL Tuesday evening March : TIE
seszicn fixing place IN TIE home
u Hrs. b II Russell
Inc meeting ras opened Win 8
devotional y Mr. n x Tn0Fnton
Nh G A Nelson then presided osef
TIE business hour u shth re o.
fieers gere voted On for TIE next
Ex months
Among others. pIazE q interest e
the cIass we're discussed
The social huaF was directed y
Mr. l. X BecknEr. after ebleh r.
frezmea1s aere served b zN rs
sis @oap . &c fell0Nzng mezne
befz ufa c ~ vaiA1tine. ~ g
A. Eeiesn. Hrs. 2 ~ Marzfn. E5a
/ Efrphnee. Mrz J Saxon. Mr. =
Ezafp Ar Calm Boi1lzG Au
n r Tlurn1on. zrS ! - Buc&ne
sF4 ~ e - Russell
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
P~ascagoula School
Heads Reelected

Thomas r welk, superintendent
Of the rnscagoula schools for the
faaEt i've years. last Monday night
was reelected b. the school board
OF trustees for another tuo-year
term. Il was announced b. Mayor
Walter r. 0uliey president Of the
beard During the term Of Office Of
supt. Wells. the schools have un-
cefgone some OF the ereatesf :
pansions in is history.
v. O. ctIl. principal Of the Pasen-
guula High School. va Fe~-eleefed
70 serve for another year. The
majority Of the present faculty
also was reelected. All appoint
ments wlll Be announced later.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
KreOle Youth Hurt
As Car Hits Wrecker

Harry Hammond i7-year-old Kre-
ole youth. . etudeut o. the 10th
grade IN Moss Point High School,
received minor injuries Tuesday
NIGHT q out 9 O'Clock when the car
IN which he was riding. md 70 b
driven BY Alien Cochran. coIllded
with the Richards Garage wFeeker
near c. p Seaman's store IN East
MaA& Point
Hammond vas taken . the jack
son County hospital where he was
treated for decorations under his
right ese. another on the top CT III
head and 3 hruise on MS isft hand.
Two Other passengers u the car 60
capped injury.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10

pl0Ted n Pascaeoula. Miss spent
Sunday here With Mrs schwing and
his little son. Joe.
Mr., Frank Bruu1field. u Pasca-
Rvula visited relatives here sun.
day.
Mrs Ennice Pounds Of PAscaRoula
was a guest IN the home Of Mr..
and Mrs George Pounds last week
end.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-10
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