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BIRTHS

Boys we're born TO:
Helen Aiarie, $500 Hubbeii.
Dorothy Anderson. e2l7 Townsend.
Bertha Alderman. s723 Traverss
ather Anderson. SIS North washington
Royal Oak.
ne Boyd. Cal Pren,i.
8lgns Boiiinger, s04T Hamil,on.
Katherine Brockett. 5132 Burns.
Marie Beckowitz, 2327 Brooklyn.
Resale Brasra, 75i74 Frwood. East
Anna Blori,i.. 20 Perrin; River Ross,
Meryi Bryan. l5o34 Summer. Redford
Mary Grove. i7ss Medium.
Alice Canneid. 3542 wayburn.
Alberta Crawford. sos East Msdse Ha1ei
Pauline Clayton. 1882 Pi.rson.
Rose Chmura. $3.50 Jos. carnpau.
Dorothy Day. 5000 Twenty-third.
oms Edwards, 1850 Linibfidg..
Aibini Forest. $3.50 Fischer.
AdeIia Ford. ltils Houston.
Clara Fell, 1899 Holmur.
Orens Garland. SO Montcisir
MARY George, 5i05 Second boulevard.
Esteile Gallagher. 1905 wellsnd
Margaret Hutchinson. 7o2 Franklin road
clara Hswiey. 1910 Palms.
Mary Hall, ASA vinewood.
clara Hindeiang. 1920 Lake Pointe
Amelia etH odasr' sisi west Eisht-Mns
Anginette Hatch, 1i4o5 Sussex
Hazel Hoffman,, $3.50 Barrett.
Betty James, 1903 nineteenth.
Ruth Joure, sTs5 Quincy.
Sophie Jordan. e7i4 stahelin.
Charlotte Krause, 757 Lorraine road,
., Crosse poin"' ,,,., s,.,.s,,v
Grace Kutchsi. Ss35 Underwood.
Marion King, 2615 Norwalk. Hsmtramck.
sara Kritt, 1884 West Euclid.
Margaret lang. Sass Twenty-thi
Marie Lesniewicx, 1870 Dwyer
Marjorie Leonard, 1855 Roland road, Birm-
Irene Lucuynski. 1887 Annoprn road,
Marie Lcsniak, 7425 Barrie. Dearborn.
Eleanor Lutz, 1891 Middlebury drive, Dear
Josephine Mindein. 1885, Georgia.
Louise Mosey. sI5o Appoline.
Lillian MagitI. 2 2o2t P PS.us..
Rosemary Myers. iti" San Jose, Redford
E.teli. MeEvoy. 1871 Roxbury.
Florence McMukin. si42 Robins.
Florence Newman. I75oi Marx.
Ann Polcyn, 1925 Coyie.
Gloria Peppo. 5l2o Underwood.
Margaret Poole, 2625 Wreford.
Marie Peterson, 236 North MorrelI.
josephine josephine Rivard. s2ii Grayson.
ciarice Reed. 32os Fourth.
Ruth Scott. 2343 Central.
Evelyn sandzik. 112s4 Lakepointe.
SDnssmary STAIRS, 354s st. Clair.
an silver. 1873 Coyle
tie siders. 1928 stansbury.
(brenee Simmons, $4,000 siS-Mile road
| Worthwhile.
Henrietta Springfield. 1850 Indiana.
Lucille srynski. 22627 Panama, Van Dyke.
| Julia sobiechowski, 772s Grandville.
Nina Taylor, 2s21 Beniteau.
Odette Truman, 5222 Twenty NTH.
Mary Topolnicki. s049 Radclin.
Eva veikier. 423 East Bernhart, Harel
Park.
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Yetta Atkins, 1915 Buens Vista.
Theresa Aieiio. t5l0 Cadillac.
Isabelle Bailey, i05t0 Tuxedo, Dearborn.
Louise Browne. lsO0s Hartwell ...
Rosemary Bove, 4it South Green.
Bessie Barnes, 3i7 North Military.
Martha Bell, 1888 Hubbard.
Nathalie Brown. 1902 Wildemere.
Frances Bond, i2323 Archdale.
1sabella Corbett. 23i North Rosevere, Dear.
D.ssys oo- uovs. soos virginia Park.
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Havre de Grace Results

FIRST RACE-S1, 900. claiming, 2-year-
old m.ideEs. ~ furlOnssss ~ .o ,o
Zacabrand tSchmidD 400 $50
CITY Man (MerrittD $50
Time "a. off 2:34h.
Catslip. Waters Edge, WarsPage, Tower
Pet, bleeding Heart. War Master, Back
Play. Pious Display and Pretty Is also ran.
SECOND RAcE-,1, 200. claiming. >
Ask Aunt Ada tschmidl 500 400 $50
Cherrydale tRemerscheid) 80 $50
Lit UP tCampbelD 40
Time l:l3 as. off 500.
Hadgrace. Bold Lucy. valdina Niece.
Meadow Star. Liberty Patsy, Briar Gal.
Queens Delight, Church Supper and Fen
way also ran.
THIRD RAcE-sl.2oo. allowances. s.
year-olds, y mile.
Cold Crack iDeerins, 7.2o 800 40
b. High Celebrity tseabo) 800 $40
b. Petes Bet (CampbelD $40
Time 1:i3 is. off $3.50.
a-sir Jerome, Flying Reign, Caesar B:
s;Baoy Boy, spp Sn. yo.l Mar ,,. dEsprit'
Above Mitchell entry.
b-schoen-Lavann entry.
FOURTH RAcE-,i. 500. allowances, D.
Iyear-olds, a mile:
Marksman (CampbelD $40 $40 2.4o
Sunset Boy tRemerschied) $50 $40
Trelawney mora SIC
4 Time 1:1J 20, on sos.
| Indian SUM- Caduceus, She Dast and sil
Counsellor also ran.
FIFTH RACE-y2. ooo claiming. 3-year
olds and up mile and 20 yards:
I ice Water Mora TO 400 27C
Devalue tRemerscheid) 40 400
Pharien tCampbelD 2.et
4 Time 1:45. of 4:37h.
Dusky Fox, Pete Jr.. Alhalon and Yaw
SIXTH RACES, 200 claiming. 3-year.
olds, mile and 20 yards:
Magnify (Roberts) $40 40 $40
Mystioue (CampbelD 4.b0 270
Walter Haight (scocca) 3lu
Time 1:4s lis, of 5:Osh.
Gallotico. Argo Lassie. Galaring. Au-
bailey. Market Place. Myrtle M, Three
Mines, Aetheicare and Hessey Time also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE-xi 200 claiming, T.
year-olds and up. I 1-16 miles:
Bunny Baby tCampbelb $50 $50 2.60
Mitxa tTrentD So 30 II 20
Busy Fingers (Decamillisl $50
Time 1:4S as, of 5:35
RAhanee. Spang, Janegr. Ntlon, Mo-
lasses Mibs and Lady Novice also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-s1. 900. claiming. T.
yesr-olds and UP. Ix miles:
Toast (Madden) 50 so 1920 500
Pep Talk (CampbelD 400 $40
High Arch tMcCombs) 100
( Time :56. of 6:02k.
Air Cooled, Blenethel. Saxon Princess
Masthead, Money Muddle. Peppery. Dia-
broom, schley Al and Red Mars also ran
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: BEsr-MIoLAND.
SPORTSMANS PARK

i-HIGHsCoPE. Hssty star, Jimmie
BORDERS BOY. SILVER B.. Tea Ring.
3-RED IDOL, Ar of War. Torch
Clean
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DEATHS

Don Louis wenz, 73i spencer. Ferndale. 4.
Jessie Belts, 66 Adelaide. 81.
Lena Lewis. e5s Frederick, SO.
Vena wodard Kelly, 416e Helen. so
Penninan Gardner. 1878 Dryden, II.
Steve Rohanzi. s596 Kaier, SO.
Joseph Ksrpowski 445e Parkinson. so
August Geiger. $500 North Martindale, rs.
irwin sims a272 Buena Vista. So
Mary Carneiia Wilson, 1905 Stanley, SO.
Anna Askins, 5s17 81. Lawrence, 81.
Elizabeth Spark. 21e Mt. Vernon, 81.
Theodore Gappes, 531 Abbott, ~.
Nick Diamond, ~ West Columbia, 46.
Louis Smith, 2715 Rochester. 6s.
Emma volz. s215 East Outer Drive IS.
Antonina sows, 1890 Moran, "a.
Raymond p Mocha, s061 Dwyer, Is
Charles Masinda. 20035 San Juan drive 81.
Charles l.. Beck. 6s3 Drexel. IS.
Elizabeth Frazee, 2467 Cass, 81.
Charles Danielsen, 2267 Wyandotte, Ham
Marie y. Wetherspoon, 1897 Sussex. IS.
David Trevarrow, 1920 snowden, "a.
Anna Czajkowski, 22ss Adele, rs.
Mitchell Michael sarzenski, 265s Hendrie,
Raymond A. Morris. 27lo West chicago,
Clara Lsndgraf i4o2s Faircrest, "a
Kenneth Clarence Krieg, 1882 CHESTNUT
East Detroit, 4 months.
Alice Valentine, 371R Baldwin. IS
William Rossow, 1887 Bentler, n.
Dolores AFTER, eco Frederick. months.
Frances Douglas. 1881 Dryden, 90.
Helen Muscat. 1850 whitney, 81.
Frank Simon, 1915 Seldom. 81.
Frederick Fox, 2025 Fullerton, months.
John Hiatt 1924 Bishop, Crosse Pointe, 40.
William Stanley Peltier, 1890 Manor, 81.
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Best Bets

(By International News Service)
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NARRAGANSETT

BEsT-ABoYNE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Organized in 1925

The Dude Ranchers Associa-
ton, formed in 1926. has men,
bers in Montana, Wyoming. Ore
gon. Washington, South Dakota.
Colorado. Arizona, Florida, Cali
fornia and Canada. In addition,
many independent operators are
located in most of these states,
in North Carolina and in several
other states.
Every year thousands OF men,
women and children, m ostly
from the cities, visit these
ranches and actually live amid
scenes and under conditions they
have so often viewed in movies
or read about in books.
The North Carolina ranches
are sponsored by the state and
are advertised by pictures and
data disseminated by the state
news bureau.
One luxurious ranch located
near New Smyrna. Fla. has a
booking and information office
in New York City.
Members of the Dude Ranch
ers Association must provide
satisfactory financial and char
acter references before >being
admitted 10 membership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Sunday CedarPoint Lake Fish Season
Trips Beam June q Prospects Good

PROSPECTS ARE for good
opening day catches, June 25,
when the lake fishing season
opens in Michigan. Unusual
spring weather has complicated
things for the boys who peer at
the lakes and try to figure out
weeks in advance what fishing
conditions will be.
Michigan has had some I'M
usually warm weather for this
time of year, which ordinarily
should mean that the lakes are
warmed up early and that the
bass get over with their spawn
ing well in advance Of the OPEN
ing Of the season.
However, the warm weather
also was combined with an I'M
usual amount of rain, which
tended TO counterfeit the effect
of the warm weather on the
water temperature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

NEXT SUNDAY the steamer
Put-in-Bay will begin regular
Friday and Sunday service 10
Cedar Point on Lake Erie.
The first cut-rate Friday eX-
cursion to Cedar Point will be
held June 26. The steamer Put
Inlay will leave the First street
dock on Fridays at 9 a. m. ar
rive at Cedar Point at LAS
p. m, leave Cedar Point at $50
p. m, and arrive in Detroit at
10:45 p. m.
The Sunday schedule will be:
Leave Detroit 10 a. m, arrive
Cedar Point 2:45 p. m, leave
Cedar Point $50 p. m, arrive
Detroi. 10:45 p. m.
Starting July 3 there will be
daily service to Cedar Point ex-
cept Mondays and Tuesdays.
No stopover will be possible on
Wednesdays, Thursday or Sat
~rdays as the steamer Putin
Bay stops at Cedar Point only
on the inbound trip. Excursion
lists will have 81 hours at the
point on Fridays and 21a hours
on Sundays.
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Miss Verne Fuller
At Trout Lake
GLADSTONE. June l3

GLADSTONE, June Is.
One of Michigan's well known
naturalists and member OF the
Michigan Wildfiower Association
will be here during the Hiawatha
Choral Camp. June Fl to July 2,
a master choir school under the
leadership Of Henry Weld, con-
ductor of the Augustana Choir.
Miss A. Verne Fuller, natu-
ralist, of Muskegon, will be on
hand to help students make the
most of the vacation portion Of
their time spent at this unusual
school. She will be available
for nature study of all kinds
and the opportunity for enjoy
ing the north country by hiking
woods trails will be enhanced
under her leadership.
Miss Fuller has been on the
staff of Hiawathaland's Wild
flower Festival for two years,
and has proved 10 be an
especially interesting guide for
the novice nature lover, for
she speaks the 1ayman' s"
language. Her knowledge of
the plants growing in swamps
and peat boys is of special in
terest.
The choral camp combines
music study with a vacation in
one of the outstanding resort
areas of the entire Upper
Peninsula.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Pioneers Museum
Attracts Visitors

VISITORS TO Nova Scotia
who happened to be interested
in oddities and in early circus
history are always drawn to the
Pioneers Museum, an institu-
ton unique in Canada for its
collection of farming imple-
ments and methods of transpor-
tation used by the pioneers.
Located at Alma, Move Scotia,
atop the Green Hill Lookout,
701 feet above sea level. the
museum contains the basque
and shoe-size No. 17-worn by
Ann Swan, Nova Scotia giant
eSs, who travelled with p. T.
Barnum's circus.
Miss Swan was handsome
woman, 8 feet 2 inches tall,
weighing 500 pounds. Here also
is the stage coach ridden by
King Edward VII when. as
Prince of Wales, he visited the
region in 1860.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
McKeans Return
From Trip East

DR.. AND MRS. RICHARD
MOORE McKEAN, Miss Ellen
Jane Mexican and Charles have
returned from the East.
Doctor and Mrs. Mexican went
TO Deerfield. Mass. for Charles
graduation from Deerfield Acad-
envy and then they all went TO
Northampton for Miss McKean's
graduation from Smith College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Both Skill and Grace

Birling is a sport which in
cludes the skill and grace of
ballet dancing, strength of leg
endary Paul Bunyan and bal
ance of a tight wire walker.
The game is for two men to
mount a light log. selected for
its buoyancy, turned to a per-
feet cylinder in a lathe and
floated in water. Then birlers
try TO roll each other of by
spinning the log with their
cleated boots. II is the worlds
fastest exhibition of competitive
footwork and Jacks say Paul
Bunyan invented il at Thunder
Bay, Lake Superior.
Competing this year will be
champion Jimmie Heron of
Kelso. Wash, who has held the
title since 1888. Mary Jean
Malott, Cornell. Wis. last years
girl champion will return to de-
fend her honors.
Joe Connor of Cloquet, Mimi.
was runner up last year. He and
Heron battied for IL minutes
and eight seconds. Conner. who
has had to live down being a
college-boy champ. is a slight
153-pound birler and has held
his own with all Corners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Young Grandfather

One OF Gladstone's outstand-
ing attractions in the roleo
lineup is Billy Girard, 48-year-
old grandfather. Billy is both
fancy and trick titlist. He got
10 the semifinals last year before
Joe Common dunked him for the
second time in seven minutes
and Is seconds.
Girard has taught his four
sons to birl and only one of
them can beat him. Among his
tricks is standing on a log on
roller skates while one OF his
sons birls the silver. Occasionally
all five Girards birl on the same
log. Billy's best trick is to fall
from a spinning timber, grab IT
in his arms, roll under and come
I'D standing on the other side.
Other features Of the meet are
Paul "Bunyan" Crisis of West
Virginia, a professional AK sales
man who has chopped through
a 13-inch white pine log in u
seconds. He and Ed Meeks,
worlds champion saw proponent,
can rip through a 15-inch log in
IL seconds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Institute RecitaIs

THE DETROIT Institute Of
Musical Art announces the fol-
lowing evening recitals for the
coming week at 8:15 p. m. in the
Detroit Federation of Women's
Club: Monday, voice students
of Frederick Protheroe, and
piano recitals on Tuesday with
students OF DR.. Edward B. Man
vile; Wednesday, students of
Edith Guirlihger; Friday, stu
dents of Margaret Mannebach,
and Saturday, students of Minor
f. White. At the institute on
Sunday William Grazing King
will present Sister Mary Bene-
dict in a violin recital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Rodeo Battle

Bob Crosby and Carl Arnold,
TO performers in the rodeo field,
will renew their famous grudge
bout at Roswell, N. M, on June
II in a championship roping
match. Last year the pair met
in championship steer roping
bout in the Roswell rodeo arena.
Prospective visitors need have
no fear so far as transportation
to New Mexico is concerned.
The state is well served by the
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific
Railways, Transcontinental and
Western Airlines and CONT
mental Air Lines, Santa Fe Trail
ways and Greyhound buses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Dude Ranch
Idea Spread
Over Nation
QY PROVIDING healthful out

QY PROVIDING healthful out
- door recreation and relaxa-
tion under conditions recalling
one of the most romantic periods
in American history. dude
ranching" Is fast becoming one
of the nations most popular
forms of vacations.
Dude ranching" is not con-
fined to the West; many ranches
are to be found in the North,
East and South! 1t is an organ
lied business with an association
Of operators and with booking
offices and information bureaus
in some OF the larger cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

SANTA FE, N. NJ, June 13.
THE June calendar of events
= in New Mexico is filled with
strange Indian ceremonials and
gay Spanish fiestas, offering the
visitor a round of colorful pleas
ure in this southwestern play
ground.
June 13 marks the anniversary
of San Antonio de. Padua, which
is celebrated at both the Indian
Pueblos of Taos and Sandia, and
in the little Spanish-American
villages of Cordova and San An
tonic.
Santa Fe, New Mexico's an
cient capital, dons its festive and
ceremonial robes on successive
Sundays, June z and ID, 10 cele-
brate first the clerical feast of
the Corpus Christi, and secondly
to participate in the annual De-
Vargas memorial procession.
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Margaret Newman
Here for Summer

MARGARET NEWMAN ar
rived during the week from Lex
ington, KY, to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry L. Newman Of Mckinley
road. at Strawberry Farm, their
summer home near Algonsc.
Miss Newman is dean OF
women at Pennsylvania College
in Lexington.
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Lumberjacks
Stage Annual
RoIeoJuIy3
y, UniseS Pre-

GLADSTONE, MICH, June ID.
TUE northwoods' solitude will
Il be broken by cries like,
give her snoos, boys" when the
Rational Lumberjacks r ole o
takes place here July 3-5.
The term "snoos' is Scandi-
navian-American for snuff, an
age-old pepper-upper for weary
lumberjacks and no roleo is
complete without this ringing
backwoods cry.
The roleo is the rodeo OF the
American lumberjack and all of
the action Wpifes his trade.
Birling is the outstanding event
of the roleo which also features
such events as saving through
16-inch logs in 20 is seconds,
chopping timber and shaving
with a raZor-Sharp AK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Canadian
Park Lures
Vdcdtioners

NOWHERE on the continent is
~ more diversion offered those
who, require civilian furloughs"
than in the Canadian Rockies
and at Jasper National Park,
the largest national park in
North America with an area of
4,200 square miles.
This park contains awe-inspir-
ing scenery made up Of noun
tains, rivers. lakes and glaciers.
The administration center of the
park is the town of Jasper, on
the main line of the Canadian
National Railways, a little AL
pine community made up of
1900 persons.
The main attraction in the
park is Jasper Park Lodge. a
summer hotel accommodating
$50 guests. This lodge has a
series of cabins varying in sizes
to accommodate groups of from
two to 80 or 40. The lodge itself
is one of the largest log cabin
buildings on the continent and
all other cabins are of the log
construction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Huqe Florida Spring

THE BOAST of Oscala, Flori-
da's national forest park, with
headquarters at Tallahassee. is
Juniper Spring, from which
flows eight million gallons of
fresh water daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

The DeVargas ceremonies date
from 1892, when Don Diego de
Vargas. the reconquistador,
pledged to "Our Lady of Vic
tory" that If he were successful
in his attempt to recapture
Santa Fe from the Indians, she
would be venerated in a special
procession for all time to come.
Also on the June calendar is
San Juan Day, celebrated as the
annual fiesta at San Juan In
dian Pueblo, and with special
corn dances at Taos Pueblo,
noted for its spectacular cere-
monial costumes and efficient
performers.
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I8-HoIe Golf Course

There is an 18-hole golf course,
rated among the first 10 on the
entire continent and over which
the Canadian amateur cham
pionships have been played.
There is swimming and diving
in the fine outdoor pool which
contains fresh mountain water,
boating and canoeing. trail rid
ing. including the new 12-mile
circle trail wide enough for three
to ride abreast with nearly a
foot of sawdust over the entire
surface.
Fishing is offered. with speck-
led trout in the Maligne River
and Maligne Lake and fighting
rainbows in the Tonquin Valley
mountain streams. Lake Edith
and other lakes offer a variety
of trout fishing and all places
are of easy access.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
MCLEOD. EANDALL

Mrs. Ida Randall announces
marriage Of her daughter. Ida
Bells. e. Mr.. EdwAs callle Ne
.Ieod Of Mos Point. Saturday
evening. April Is. II saint Johns
Episcopal Church Of pascaKeula
at TO o'clock.
The service va conducted ~
Rev. Frederick $ Reseh. rector II
the church and il HaH witnessed
By members If he families and
= few close friends
The bride mas handsome IN :
navy sheer with white gers
soFies She wore > shoulder 6
SAGE q white Flowers
Following The service NJ and
SIR Mcleod departed sor ) brief
honeymoon 1t Pensacola. - ~
their return Mr. Mefxod kas rs
Dfida - Ms home on Dauxlef
street. Moas Point
Both The bride and The bride.
groom are members # the Older
families Of jackson County ard
have n~umberieaz friends to mlsh
them happiness
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

Mfs Matile TygA wlie II nash
eft TerR 4 resident NJ East Side
ased a. tire jackson CouniS f
pisal On Menday. May 4 lasa
after = ahosf fllneea her death
felng the result ~ IN operation
Tise funeral waa held on Tuentas
Aisesnnon frnssa lasr feNlapnea II
aepeasea Rev n " ahrrsman
conducting IRE apfvsrn Nifh L.
ternrns II Maehpeiah cemslefs
Me TSrF MAS seventy amfl
years 81 aRe was hngu Ia NaFth
Carolina. hnt had ia II Ms
puint and Kasg Side fnf itc PEST
fifteen yrsfN
Ii addition - ler hubbard Dr.
erased h survived ~ = son Lloyd
SHUTS ~ Moss polnt. and lhsue
grandchildren Size had many
friends whn nsnsIgn her naasln9
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
WomunsG Guild
Holds Meeting
With Mrs. Shepard


The Nnfnana Guild If the St
Johns Episcopal church II Pas
eagosah hrid its monthly meeting
Mondsg aiirrnas1n Il } uelsA
witt - Aaftin shepard a.
hostess 81 hef halne en Beach
B0ulessa
The son So presided uxuE
.hy Mrs n3sf Green. ard nsssrb e
the eafsf afternoon uss given
ia routlaR huklneaa
II - seeded % give ; picnic
for thc sunday school the first
part II sm ard Mr.. Green np
pointed NJ James Mitchell Mrs
Denpsse ard Mr. Al l. FUNK
hausef i 3 eafuuittlee 81 make
afrana 1T luF he fnasisssS
Foliow ~ business the hxAseas
was ansd - Mr. Mitchell and
Mrs. CaHag n serving ! refresh
|meni euHe
Those PRESENT ~efe Mrs Fred
Taylor. - Anne l.Adnier. Mr.
Armand 1onsr. s. Mrs. Maids
FarnswaA. Mrs ueampesaF. Ne
Mitchell. Mfs. William MaFss
MnM KunkhaumeH. Mn
Robert = Carter. Mr. Jane
Mitchell and kFt J VI Ffeiazen
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
Mrs. w. B. Herring
Hostess To Senior
Class Al Donce

Among the lsFger 81 She school
events eentcfing around the 1874
Senior Class ~ the pascmNuula
High school waa q dance a. which
Nrx W h Herring extended
gracious hospitality 10 The class
members and their dates
II WAS given In the spacious
Herring home On Beach Bouie
yard where a lovely floral ar
ranaement IN which lilies. the
class flower prcdominaied. pre-
vailed throughout the rooms Of
the reception suite This was par.
tlcularlY beautiful in The dining
room where the lace draped table
held yellow calendnias ~ q
central decoration. Further carry
inr cut the class eolors yellow and
blue. tall candles Ia the latter
color were also part OF the table
decoration
Mrs Herring WAS assisted BY
Mrs f H. Bacai and Miss Jane
Herring ia receiving and enter
tanning the large numbef II
dancers Throughout the evening
The dance followed the class
play given earlier IN the evening
May l Dancing was enjoyed un-
I'll IL O'Clock.
Punch. sandwiches, and cakes
were served