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civic and social life of this ris-
ing city of Georgia and the
South.
Resthayen Junior Club is Civ
ing a minstrel show and dance,
for the benefit of Resthayen
Home, on Friday night, May
8, at George Brown Hall.
Mrs. George Gross of "a West
minister Ave, is quite busy in the
Bahai Lecture Program of that
faith. Study classes held in
various parts of Greater Bos-
ton have drawn great num-
Der of the members of the Ba-
hal Religion. Mrs, Gross intends
as usual to be often at Green
Acres, Eliot, N. H. in the com
ing months of the late Spring
and those of the summer.
With the rapid recovery of
Mrs. Martha Kenswil, president
of st. Bartholomew Rector's
Guild, there is a very marked
step-up of the items on the ros-
ter of that society. A linen
shower will be given for the
benefit of the furnishing of the
recently acquired and renova-
ted rectory, at Gorham Street,
Cambridge. st. Bartholomew's
Church will soon have this COM
ortable and well appointed do
micile for Father Kenneth
Hughes for inspection. Linen
Shower April "a at 8 Kinnaird
Street.
Soldiers and sailors are invited
guests of the Women'S Christian
Union Peoples Baptist Church,
Rev. R. M. Owens, Pastor, on
the 40th Anniversary Musical
Program, Sunday, April 26, at
$3.50, Musical artists include
Mrs. Gladys Perdue, Mrs. Helen
Holiday, Mrs. I. BraithWaite,
John Powell; Rev. B. Anderson,
Gloucester Memorial Presbyter-
ian Church and others, Presi-
dent Mrs. E. Bighams. Public
invited.
Russell Gideon, Secretary of
the Greater Boston Trade As
sociation and one of our leading
druggists, has his car fabricated
at THOMPSONs ATLANTIC
SERVICE, located at 1105 Ire
mont Street, Roxbury, MaSsa-.
chusetts, the Florida Road
Test" way, which means a
thousand miles W h o u a
squeak. Ask Mr.. Gideon about
our service.
Mrs. Consuelo NJ. Vincent of
Blue Hill Ave, Mattapan, has
Just returned to Boston from
Huntington, l.. l., where she at
tended the funeral Of the late
DR.. George Monroe, her broth
er-in-law. Mrs. Vincent re-
mained with her sister. Mar
garet,- for ten days. The widow
is bearing up nobly under this
sudden affliction.
Mrs. Dorcas Douglass of Bed
ford, is still quite i'll. She has
the prayers of her many friends
for recovery. A faithful and de-
voted parishioner of st. Barth-
olomeW's Church, her presence
and work are missed by priest
and people.
Mrs. Mary Carlos of WeStmin-
ster Ave, is somewhat better
though not quite able to en-
gage in the many activities that
she so successfully participates
:. r af l,op ,,,a,3xr oo-U0rk- =
ers wish her full and speedy re-
covery, and with them the pub
lie most heartily joins in.
Walter J. Fubler, Junior Was
den of st. Bartholomew
Church has just recovered sufll-
ciently, to leave the somervllle
Hospital, where he has been re-
ceiving treatment for some
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Hsirdresser Wanted

HairdreSser or Operators lic-
enSe essential. None other need
apply Cali GAR. s449. (7-14l
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Weddings Clubs Banquets
Distinctive Portraits?
BROWNIES STUDIO
1918 fremont St., ROxbury
Babies A Specially
OPEN EVENINGS until 10 pm
SUNDAYS until 6 pm.
COloring
engagements Reproductions

furnish an evenings entertain
ment alone. Remember the time.
Friday evening, April "a, place,
st. Cyprian's Parish Hall, Ire
mont st, corner Walpole.
The Ancrum School of Music
INC. will present the IL year old
pianist, Dorothea Carney, as
sisted by a chorus of 25 child
rem, at a Musical Tea Sunday,
April 26, at 8 PM. at the school,
IA West Rutland So, Boston.
Silver Offering.
The Auxiliary to the William
f. Carter Post. No. 16 American
Legion, holds its Annual Tea on
Sunday. April 26. $3.50 PM. to
which the public is cordially in
vited. There will be an excel
lent literary and musical pro-
gram. Mildred Greene. is chair
man and Fannie Jackson CO.
chairman of committee of ar
rangements. Tho whist and
dance at the show House April
9 bv the Tea Committee was
greatly eniove1 hv all who at
tended Music and recitations
came at intermiSSion The $2s.0n
Defense Bond was won by Mr..
Bolden of baltimore Court.
holding no. 1922; the $500 prize
fell to William Stokes of 891
Main St., Cambridge (holding
no. 497)
The Inner South End Com
munitv Chorus. Claudius Broad
field. director, will present a de-
lightful evening in choral recre-
alton Tuesday, April 21, S:15
PM. at the Harriet Tubman
House, 25 Holyoke ST., Boston
The special committee. of Mrs.
Ella B. Hayes chairman. FLOYD
Nelson and Mrs. Daisy Britton,
has prepared an attractive mu-
Sical program with Miss Eta
Coffey, Mrs. Nellie James. John
Hawkins, c. Clark appearing
and Miss Marcia Mills. Mrs
Eliza Lewis, Mrs. Zelma john
son and Mrs. Gertrude Hqmlin
in special roles. This WPA
Program sponsored by the May
or'S office is free to the public.
Concert at the Shaw House,
May IA, $3.50 PM.
At a regular meeting of the
former PocahontuS Lodge 1919.
l. B. POEW., held at their new
Hall, Malta Hall, 40 Prospect St,
Cambridge, the diSpeusation
granted by the Grand Exalted
Ruler, empowering the Lodge to
change the name, to that of
'MassaSoit," was read. After
routine business the Exalted
Ruler turned the meeting over
to the Health Committee who
had prepared a fine program.
with DR., Columbus w. Harrison,
as guest speaker, DR.. Harrison
however was unable to be pres
ent and DR.. Samuel Long, was
substituted, and gave a very in
structive talk on Teeth and
their relation to disease" The
DIR. Ruler, DIR. Grace Moran
duS, with her Suite of officers
of Juanita Temple, 81: Dts.
Daisy Johnson, Vice DIR. Ruler.
DIR. Sullivan, Asst. DIR. Ruler;
DIR Miciel Fash and DIR. Mar
garet Cotton, District Deputy,
all members of the Nurses
Unit" were guests, and enjoy
ed the bountiful collation. pre-
pared by the Brothers. Bro. A.
M. Bland, well known morti-
clan, of Cambridge spoke on
the Value of Cleanliness. as a
Preventive of Disease" The IL
o'clock Toast, was delivered by
Bro. DeLeon.
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nSSho PooV. AAC Will 81 away lOI
several weeks to one of the Ep-
iscopal convalescent homes. His
host of friends and fellow COM
munlcants at church, anxiouSly
await his return, strengthened
in mind, body and soul.
The 18th Baptist Church
School entertained the glee
club of the 369th Coast Artil-
lery, Battery F last Sunday. A
delicious collation. was served.
Virginia Strother will appear
in a song recital in Providence
Wednesday night, April %. A
party including Mrs. Malcolm
Banks and Mrs. Elizabeth
Wheatley will make a motor
trip to Providence for the oc-
casion.
Miss Florence Taylor, en-
ployed in Government service
in Washington, spent the Eas-
ter holidays with her Boston
relatives, She is the daughter
of Mrs. Edna Freeman Taylor,
KenilWorth st.
DR.. John B. Hall was in New
York Monday for the meeting
of NAACP board of which he is
a member.
Psi Omega and Epsilon
Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sororityg ave reception in
honor of the twelfth annual
North Atlantic Regional Con-
ference Friday, April IT, 8 to
10 p m at 558 Massachusetts,
ave.
Sweet Girl, Maceo Pink
ards new Broadway Song-hit,
has been accepted by the 20th
Century-Fox Pictures for an
early release, featured by either
Tommy Dorsey or Vaughn
Monroe and their orcheStras.
Invitations were mailed this
week by Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus
Saunders for the marriage of
their daughter Bernice Almira
Saunders and William Howard,
Monday, April 81 at 558 Mass.
Ave.
Xenophon Clarke, the She
loh Khall of the Electric Choir
left Monday for Ft, DevenS
to join the army.
The Grande Marche Club
presents on the Youth Day
program tomorrow afternoon
at Columbus Ave. Zion church
Misses Lucinda Heggie, Geral-
dine Irving and Helen Neil
vaine.
At the annual election of the
Girls Work Division of the
United Settlements of Greater
Boston held on Thursday,
April 9. at the Good Will House
in East Boston, Mabel johnson
Dean was unanimously elected
as vice-president by the mem-
bers. Friends of Mabel Dean
are complimenting her for
having been so honored by this
group.
THE Amateur and Fashion
Show, to be presented at St.
Cyprians S Church by the Portia
Smiley Literary, Musical and
Dramatic Club, Mrs, Mary
Moore, organizer, is creating
quite a bit of favorable COM
ment, since this is the first
public appearance of this
Club. There will be Something
New" when you greet these
young ladies on Friday evening,
April "a at 8 o'clock. There will
be impersonations by a young
artist, a solo played on Gui-
tar, by Miss Mura Brooks, Tap
Dancing by students of Miss
Davenport among whom is Miss
Anita Branch, who shows prom
Use of becoming famous in her
art, then Miss Dorothy Scott
comes from Brockton with
something novel, group dance
by six members of the Club, a
one-act play, and the Indian
Indian Dance by Miss Portia
Smiley and Mrs. Hibler and a
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Circle Meets
With Mrs CA.
SinqueheId

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ciciexk Ahe sAAsnses8 a ula hars.
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meeting. the program was turned
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interesting Fureff 81 the ne&
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rupert MfA Lnfiln oftfnaA prayer.
and shen Informed she mrmhrrs
~ the circle thai they wopld each
have an opportunity - read the
book and receive credit tns IA
upso examination ~ August
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EvongeLstic
Services At
Assembly OF God

Evangelisiic services have been
IN progress since last Sunday
night al the Assembly Of God
church on North pascagoula St
Increasing crowds havr been
approaching the sermons Of J.
Phillip Johnson. 3 capable. com
petent evangelist Of Okmuigee.
Oklahoma.
Tuesday night, MAY q. i 70 be
special young peoples night All
prelhminaries. special singing and
music viii be in charge af The
young people Of the church
Young people throughout the city
are given q special invitation 70
attend
Services every night of the
week with the singing beginning
promptly ~ 800 O'Clock Tire re-
sivai viii CONTINUE until June J q
possibly longer Special music ana
singing viii Be ; contributing
feature during this revival The
entire public Is cordially invited
to these services D. the Rev. Ken
meth Erwin pastor.
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iPAScAGoULA.....
HAPPENINGS

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and ann. CafMm naufxd % Mo
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especially n,ade ~ take Ma a.
A neimAs for . lengthy Say Niih
her daughter in That city
Mrs Iannse Watts. r. and
Mrs Y II Hn@giAn and daaghirs
moswea to Motsls lsss Saturday
Mira G a Cfens3 hass 81 e
guest usls week. Miss Leoas Keas
|of Wade.
Mrx J u Buffet u. was tisc
guest of her sister. Miss sails
pcrtS. = stndent It Gulf Fhfk
College. over the wesk end
From Blue Muafntain College In
northern Mississippi enstes the
news that Miss Hsiea Van 0@aoi
81 paKcagoaala hAx been apfsoinseel
program chairman q The ClaAsi
cal Club af that college.
Mr., ard zsrn Is ( Beckhasn.
Sr. departed Thursday for .
week end visit % Nj snl Mrs
r G neekham. j.. ard daughie2
Marie. 1T Birmingham. Ala.
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Announce Program
For Moss Point
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Club Hears
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Misses Katherine. Caroline. and
Dorothy Rhodes. Daisy and Dot
Roberts and Morir Mcleod spent
Sunday in New Orleans
Mrs p. A Roberts returned
Tuesday after spending . week
visiting relstives in Tnnica. Wood
land and New Albany
The name Of Mrs J n Rivers
MAS Inadvertently omitted from
the list 81 names Of those complei
ing The First Aid Class under the
leadership Of Mrs r L Walton
when Il was given 70 the society
editor. who is informed that Mrs.
Rivers took the entire course and
is entitled 20 due credit
Mr.. and Mrs Alex pritehest.
Mrs. Bessie Vetter and daughter.
Marilyn. and Mira A. L Todd
spent the past week At Bay St
Louis
MIS-. Alex Pntchcsi and Mrs.
julius Virgins spent Saturday IN
Mobile.
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Dr. RogDon
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Visitor Here

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Mr.. And Mrs.
Cfomer Entertain
Dinner Party

Mr. and Mn {. A crusnef. sss
Lincoln Avenue. entertained eey-
eral guests 81 : dinner party on
sunday Later il fhe afternoon
they took their guests on ; sight
seeing trip through Pascagoula
and "a other points II interest
Besidca the host and hostess
overs werc laid f0F Mr. ard Mrs
Oscar Oiafaen. 81 Mobile. Dr RIOS
Don Of Del RIO. Texas. Mfw = "A.
NiIScn and son If paacaaoula. and
Miss Lcona Rcux Of Wade.
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AnnouscED

Mr.. ard Mrs. Morris n noesrEe
of Pascaguuia annDunne tftn Gn
gaEcment and approaching mar
riage Of sEaif eldest daughter.
Lois. % Mr. Spencer Roberts Of
Vancirave ard pasragouia. which
will take place on the evening ~
Saturday. May -. 1T 40 O'Clock
az the FIRST Methodist church a
PascaRoula
This wedding viii unite two %
the oldest families along the
coast.
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BashnRii Sshalasax coec a.
Hgvson AM L. wa t eau
mcF with hgs mssea. Mrs Aixs
rarten
Ths prvsnfx e NJ mna Mrs
" G. Sraall~sNd ard tNm SITS
Etsir ara nssliS q New Aisans
Min ia lhr kcsse * III and
Mn ! ~ EssssaK tbs wwk has
swn made ~ errsa ic tnnch
informal entertaining Among
stsese wns = bridge pkxg At ahtch
Mrs { n Humphrey ps hostess
On Tuesday eswntrK = moscF trip
80 Mobile a. tite guests a. MYN
Humphrey on "Wednesday after
noun. and q a4eFsE aseF which
Mr. and Mira Epting presided that
evening
Mia EIlfsteih Bishop uas
greeting friends here during she
week end UshlA she was apsn
from Msxslwipri Southern Col
iege a. Hsstiekta4rg 10 be wsth her
parents Mr. and Mrs FFcd Bah
Iop
II will be distressing news 90
the many friends Of J u CLARK
that be was injured N : fall down
The back STRIPS 1t his huFae on
Live Oak street Tuesday morn
ing Mr.. Clark sustained > badly
sprained wrist and ksrk bat
fortunately no bunes Aere hfok
en-. though he Wa badly bruised
IN addition 10 the kpraln1
Mr.. and Mrs " II kenny have
returned from Birmingham where
they went Sunday. 10 carry the
elder Mrs Kenny 10 visit her son.
Bob. and his family m that city
Mrs Kcnney has been spending
several months in pasesKnuia
Bruce and Philip Alsnarh are
expected 20 arrive horne during
the week efsd. coming from New
Orleans. where they have been
students az Tulane University.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred . LaNlev
Of Biloxi were guests in the home
Of Mr. and Ms Leroy g weber
on Monday evening.
Among the pleasantly locked
forward 70 events Of Thursday il
a lawn party at the home Of Mrs..
George Lewis At which Mrs Lew
is and Mrs G T TorJasen viii be
hostesscz to the young people ol
the First Presbyterian Church
honoring four Of that group who
are members Of the 1912 sradu
atinG class OF the Pascaeoulh HiRf
school
S NJ Hewlett has returned
from q vacation. part Of which
was spent with his father, II n
Hewlett st poniotcc, Miss. am
the remainder with Mrs Hew
let's father. A. =. Mcleod 81
Lacedsle, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gil Draper re
turned home Saturday after ~
absence Of two weeks following
a summons % Decatur because 81
the illness and subsequent dealt
Of Mr.. Diapers father. J. l. Ora
per. En route home they stopped
for a brief visit 70 Mrs. Draper
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. z For
rseter at Koscilisko. Mlss. witfl
whom they spent tiae week end
Cameron Forester spent TIE
week end visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs ] z Forester. 81
koSciusko. Mis-.
Last Sun6sy marked the de
pafture of Mrs James / Mitchell
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PasCagOuIa National Bank
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mrx r. A. HAYS and son. Tod
d. and Miss katherine HAYS OF
Pascsgoula. we're visitors to No
bic. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Nelson are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival Of a son. Sunday. May II.
who has heen given the name
Of Leon Graham.
Mrs. W G. Coulson Of Hrookley
FRd. Ala. spent Monday with
his mother. liner Coulsen and
aunt. Mrs Martha Parker.
Mr. J T. Thompson and Mrs
v H Hawkins =~z returned
from > visit 70 relatives in Fort
0Riethorpe, Ca
The many friends Of George
Dude regret TO hear Of his IL
ness IN the jackson County Hos
pftal and wish for him > rapid
recovery.
Mrs l. A Mature and Mrs
Annie Cunningham Of Grand BAY.
Ah YER visitors here Monday
ss4z = party q asz
Presbyterian Auxiliary IN The
home Of Mrs. c S Besrdslee in
fhe afternoon
M and Mrs Clyde McEnniz
ard son. Keith. Of Falrhope. Ala.
ssre visitors here Monday
Nu d "A. McCollum has re-
turned from Columbus. Miss
where she attended the McCol-
Jun pnedmore wedding Mr. Nc
coIIum is . nephew Of Mrx Nc
CoIIum
Mrs. Ann Hardenberrh Of
Greensboro. Ala. returned Mon
DR. TO Ser home after > visit in
fis home Of Mr. and Mr. Forest
Cfsbtree
Mss Helen Barker q Bristol
Tenn. returned Monday after >
plkssans visit in the home Ct Mr
ard MT4 J G Ogieaxee.
kr. and Mrs " - Dutton
spent TIE week end N Mobile.
Miss wilnser Feigier wss : "
isof t. Eew Orleans Sunday.
The many friends h this city
q Thomas Rush have received
infitssioas 70 has graduation It
the Kaye Field. IN Columbus
Mkz, on Tuesday. Msy l.
hrs. P N Howell q Hoaisoa
Mts G Il Reeves Of Jackson
ar4 Anna Myers Weeks and
fso daughters q Perkinstoa. we're
guests Tuesday Of MrA Q y
Boeen
re many friends q MrH len
rYfCgulson regret u hear q heF
acei1ent In Mon5ie Monday. ahen
re had The misfortune e havs
hef aand broken Mrs Coaisen
returned % her home Monday
evening
E first ed training eoarse III
bskn under Mrs. 6eai retefzeIl
e instructor e ne Me1s polHi
Cssnsnunify HOUSE o. "wednesday
evsnlaG Gay -. e seven lAlftF
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NaIsen WeTe sracns ne ffeed
snS relatives stlendlng - ~
80 q Mr. Leroy Weeks q Gut
resl Saturday.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-22
Sunrise. Sunset and High
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-22

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-22
E. {. HORSESHOE
CHAMP CROWNED

John Washington Wednesday was
acclaimed the horseshoe pitching
champ of Ell Centro's eastside af-
ter earning the title and the first
prize of defense stamps in a recent
tourney.
There were 13 participants in the
tournament, part of the recreation
program now underway, under the
direction of Arthur Prince.
Second prize went to Jesse Keeling
and third to John Blackshere.
Participants: Jesse Keeling, Jesse
Welsh, John Moore, James Dewitt,
Vera Payne, Robert Jones, Claude
Bell, Patricia wyatt, Ernest and
Henry Alarcon, John Washington,
John Blackshere and John Robins.