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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
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Enjoyed Al The
Crobtree Home

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Passarosia
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MOSS POINT 49,.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

are spending several days "
cation with Mr. and Mrs Il =
Hobby and Nj and Mrs Z
Martinez
George Mshry. who has been
attending Mississippi State Col.
leRe IA Stsrkville, arrived Salur.
day % spend his vacation alth
ms brother and sis&sf-in Law. hi
and Mrs 7 Q Msbfy
Nj and Mrs G l. Staples and
Mrs Laura MAYS spent Tuesday
IN Mobile
Mrs d A BarsEer 81 Louis
willie Ky, is spending several
DAYS IN the home u Mr. and Mrs.
J T. R~enfroe
Claude Blanchard. who has
been attending LSu IN Baton
Rouge. arrived SUNDAY 10 spend
the summer vacation with his
father. Claude Blanchard. and
grandmother. Mrs S Woods
Mr. and Mrs Robert Roper and
sons spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs c l. Stewart IN
Picsyune. Miss
Mr. and Mrs John Macarthur
and daughter. MARY. arrived from
Troy. Ala. for = visii in the
home q Dr. and Mrs A p Nc.
Arthur Mr. Macarthur returned
Monday 70 Troy, leaving Mns
Macarthur and Mary for = longer
visit
Miss Virginia Peacock was
called to Louisville. Ky last
week by the illness Of her
mother who has been visiting
relatives IN that city for sev-
eral months
Mss Malva sutho4 returned
SATURDAY from Mlssissippi College
in Clinton. 70 spend the summer
vacation With her parents Mf
and Mrs 2 = sushnH
Mr. o A Seward 81 Philadsl
phia. Hiss spent . feH days last
week here Nifh her daughter
Mrs : p Buzsrd Hrs Buxafd
returned with her nofnsf =
Phllaaslphia e make her home
for fhs dutaflun. her husbsra
having reported 70 Camp shsi
b last week - enter Inc ar
vice ~ ard Mrs Buzsrd during
their residence n TINS ciiy have
made many friends Nho regret
% see them leave and hope they
viii soon b< abie e return
Torn Cook = Roger Ark =
rived THIS Week 70 spend hs
summer here "a fhe aasre q ~
and Mr. G ?. WOoa whiie bs
ng employed r. fhSs city
Misses OHse Elkins Nho Re-
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The many friends of Mrs. W
H Suthoif regret % hear 81 her
illness at the Jackson County
hospital and hope she viii soon
be able % be cut
Rev J A Boyles and Rev T.
". Ulmer Of PascaRoula attended
the Methodist Pastors School IN
Millssps College IN Jackson tins
ueek
Miss Zetss Stewart Of Laurel.
Miss, IS spending several DAYS
with her brother-in law and SIS
ter, Mr. and Mrs John ciriot
Mrs. Francis Harris spent .
few DAYS this week in New Or
leans
DIR and Mrs G G PierEepons
Of Texarkana. Texas. Mr. and
Mfs Mack Hsrfell Of Dallas.
Texas. and Mr.. and Mrs Pierre
pons Hsrrefl Of Gulfport were
guests Sunday afternoon Of Mrs
l. n Tanlinson
Mrs. John cirlot left Tuesday
fer e visit 70 Jackson, Miss She
was accompanied BY her son.
John, who entered Millksps Col
leee.
Miss Betty James Of Gulfport
Is enjoying a visit TO her cunt
Mrs Lila Bumer She vas &c
companied 70 Moss Point BY her
sister. Miss Ruth James. who re
turned 70 Guiiport Monday. .
compsnisd b. Mrs. A + Burner
and little daughter, who have
been spending several weeks with
Mrs Blumer
Mrs Roy Willoughby returned
Last week fro ma pleasant visit
with her parents IN Paris Texas
Miss Bette Beebe and Mrs c
8 Beebe Of Milwaukee Wis r.
turned % their home Thursday.
after 4 visit IN the home Of Nj
and Mrs speneeF Beebs
Mr. ard Mrs : A Mcfarland
Of Bat Springs. Miss : spend
ing several DAYS IN the home
q Mr. snd Mrs 7 p West
Mrs Z z Dodge and tvo
grandchildren. Charles ard Ann
Lundsforih. eft Monday for 2
months visit wlth relatives n
Hsckelbery. Ala
Mr. and Mrs " v jenkins
and little daughter. Judy 6
Beaumont Texas are spending
several days wifh Mr. and Mrs
J 7 Renfro Mr. jenkins Wla
% remembered ~ . number Of
friends IN this city Is Mss Gae
Dune
Mr.. and Mrs 3 T Hobby End
little daughter. Linda q Mobile
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YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM
HOT FLASHES
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.PASCACOULA.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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Book Review ~
N. P. Community
House Wednesday

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whers ns lsiisf sill maks hes
hefas fos - nstsslniis rfss
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visitors ~ Mobile yesterday
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Wangc n seeept = pssaltAcn u Ha
ton hnaKs where ne MtH ~ Wtsh
tis STANDARD Oil g. IL twtna
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Louisiana City
News It the steetlcn Il Miss
Ielms Van Owaml ~ president
and Mss Canatx Asafie CIane
serIstag Treasury - TIE kum
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Asounssin coliiese B4b Mlss
Van oatel End Mia Crane ere
irom PaWaKo8la
NJ and Mrs ] { nedlssr II
Cilntna. fl. arrived n paaagoa
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Reaigef. Nho a the brother oi his
host b connected utth the iili
noa Genital Al Ellnlan
- Ffadsfick ufaef departs
sunday night fez Rochester =
7 where he uiil spend : leN
asYA visiting relatives bstfas ~
tessna : L 8 Army ehsgisina
school 81 Harvard University
Cambridge. Mas Il GfeAI. Nho
~ been pastor a tle Christ
Lutheran church sf p~aAeaaoulh
fa sbout three sears vii psnth
hls last sermon sunday MFN
J 0fkef sn8 their SCR viii eanlinns
70 reside IN TIE psfsunAae ~
they plan % make tiasH hagnk
here until IL UfAef returns
Mrs ] " Weatheros8 snd
daughter. Anne. have returned e
onifpnff after : visit misb tk
former : Aunss. Misses Halaa
Gface Irene ard Kate Denny
hi ard Mrs Alex Wits ard
daughter Hiss E1na had = Nssk
sna guest Ms willis uste1. Mlss
Lucille caaesee q Oulfpuf
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turned ffegn Hickory = G e<
tsgly PAT u ths wesk ahsfs
thaF wsFe called 20 re bedside
e Ire formers mandmoiA.ef Mrs.
S \ Beech. snd remained 70 81
tend me- funeral
Ana s = Coxsn sn4 SISTER
Mu Garnet CAmefon aspsst
today fe# Nea YORK anefs
fHeF a. On q buying tap fm
Gessna They 50 principally
% business hai hese T. - sts
ta VISIT Hasf0n smile Ean ant
Washington y G euFuase hasnx
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peffhass aok fH ffle DuFn
Store Thsf expect - Il sMs9
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~ Ass ~ noh rgagy sms
its a4tfe5a fNa eiawn Kiss
nssss ass e Z oaa az MaN
wefs Nesk sns guests ~ the
hasas nf Mn Cufrs pasNaW
~ ard MFa Ch&s&es few
Mr and Ma a r. Fletcher
ef osesn SHtn9s nEx ths pes
snn II . dsuehief Nbs As hssn
a. tas gHesAer Cusssts faNe8tNl
- Ts@aT~aAe Fraaas night May
a. ieSt sbs has hsen nAnaeo
RE ChFnuane
rnsnds a. HaroM Nslsrn whe
wA8 haals kafnea shesa 80
hands ana fare Tuesday e8 lsss
wsek whlae pmksng 81 she ia
gals Shsps af1. Wali ne Eisa 70
isafn that he l. recovering rapid
~ and thas thoAeh hs Was heals
hiastsged ahous ihs i&es Ne sxess.
rs peseeptahle eeszs Aill b. left
sreotdAne 20 ma rhssseiAn
1ohn Dailey. r. snn u ~
ana Mrs p nAiisx g.. q Tets
ph1a.e Fnhd. departed Wednesday
tof Dsnves. Cole whsFe ~ wili
wofk This sunsnsss and enttf
school next winter
Miss Una Belle Wilioushby was
. wsek end visitor e. McCumb
whssr she visited relatives sna
friends
Mrs Byron e CLARK was sHsnue
pascaKouians visiting Mohlle
Wednesday
Hrs 4 M Townsend Of panh-
ma Gifts. Fla. Is greeting friends
here - guest q her pafrntA Mr.
and Mrs. James Vslcsch Prior
10 her marriage last year. Mrs
Townsend uas Miss Trina Vel
cich
Mss W " woodman spent
Wednesday N Mobile
G T Boldlna wax over ffum
the Veterans Facility 81 Blioxi.
Whese be Is . pahent - apxno
the Veek end with his family
Mi and Mr. ~ = Collie SIRE
paseAgouisns visiting Mobile on
Wednesday
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GENTLY graduated from suufloweg
Junior College n Mpofhssd
Miss and shirley FIkin sho has
| made her horne for : few months
with relatives in Wehb. Mtaa
while attending school arrived
FRIDAY 70 Join their parents Mr.
end Mr. J r. Elktn. % make
ihen future home here
II n l. Wsissn Is returning
today Hrtdavl 70 Walserhafo Ar.
my Air Base in WalfeTbofo s
& HIS visit horne vas fof the
purpose n sttendlnK Tire Kfsda
atlau exercises ss perkinatoH gn-
nlor College. where ms daughter,
Miss Gloria walton finished e1fh
honofs ard tsie closing exercises
If ire Moss Point High school
Nbere he youngef daughter.
Miss Emrbzrs Walton. graduated
with the highest hoHprs. being
vaiediciorian 81 the Senior class
numbering 50 Mrs. Walton s5fh
her Daughters ard young son.
Boo. sre noN located IN raaa
gaaIs for tae duration
nr and aft 2 / Golf ard
little dsughtef. FsarF. left Taes
dae foF Hstiiesbafe Miss. 3hefe
Nr and Nfk Golf wili attend
summer school, 81 the State
Teachers College
Mns ALERT Lynn who has been
making her home ~ Panama
CITY. Pa rs returned e tbls
~ 70 make her home and o.
present alth hef son nlsN
and daughter. Nr ard Nrk Rob
err Roper
Glenn Torres. Whe hss ben Z
student - perkIn4t0n Junior
College haa returned hoEas -
qsHa the summer sacaiion With
ms parents. Mf asd Mm v
Torres
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04

Mss Malva sushotf returned
SATURDAY from Mlssissippi College
in Clinton. "a spend TIE summer
vacation With her parents If
and Mrs. 2 = suthoH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04

John Daley. r. son 81 III
ana Mrs1r nAiiey g.. q Tee.
phone read departed Wednesday
iof Denver Colo. wlsFFe ~ wiii
wofk his sarsnass and entff
school next winter
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04

Mrs z z Dodge and two
grandchildren. Charles ard Ann
Lundsforfh. eft Monday for 2
months visit w1th relatives n
Hackelbery. Ala
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04

Crf J A witrhsn ~ ana MFs
wstchsn atraftea Saturday ios
wkikes. Ts0A& Mhess ths ferwnss
5 il ths Affuy Ar CMrs an
Whefs Nae latter sill maks hes
hnnf ios 81 lmaefsniit p<FspS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04

Miss Virginia Peacock wss
called to Louisville. Ky last
week by the illness Of her
mother who has been visiting
relatives IN that city for sev
eral months
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-02-26
Women in All of the Essential
Industries Are In War Jobs,
Mary Anderson Holds
Fifteen Million Now Working For Victory, She Says;
Victories to Be Won Are Carelessness Causing
Casualties to Workers; Also Absenteeism

preston for absenteeism of workers.
Heavy responsibility rests on the
shoulders of women workers and par
ticularly through union efforts to help
solve safety, absenteeism, and other
problems affecting the output and
wage earner's welfare, she declared
In this program, communities
should share also, in providing ade-
quate housing, normal recreation for
workers on all shifts, proper care of
children of mothers who must work,
communal kitchens to enable en-
ployed housewives to buy cooked
meals to take home, thereby conserv-
ing women's energies and preserving
the family custom of eating at home
Equal-Pay Progress Cited
The equal-pay standard for women,
advocated by the Women's Bureau
since its origin in 1918 has made con-
siderable progress during this emer-
gency, with thousands of women TAX
ing the jobs of men called into the
armed forces, Miss Anderson said.
She gave the lions share of the credit
for this to women trade unionists.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-02-26
THE DRYS ON
THE MARCH

(From = Catering Industry Employe)
Prohibitionists are once more ac-
tive. They are intent on getting Con-
gress to pass legislation banning the
sale of alcoholic beverages in military
camps and reservations and in the
surrounding communities. Members of
that body have been receiving
steady stream of letters, petitions,
and resolutions, urging the enactment
of such legislation.
The plan of campaign is strikingly
similar to that carried on by the drys
during World War l. The first move is
to be made against the camps, then
against surrounding areas, which
might include metropolitan centers,
and finally to embrace the whole coun-
try. But it seems hardly likely that
such program can be carried
through. However, the threat is seri-
Gus enough to move Senator Robert
NJ LaFollette, Jr., to write warning
against it in the Atlantic Monthly. He
stresses that such an attempt at
moral RECOMMENDATION would be deeply
resented by the men in the armed
service.
The American people still have a
lively remembrance of the great dis
orders that developed during prohibi-
ton. They are not likely again to ac-
cept a dispensation that breeds such
evils as the speakeasy, the smalltime
bootlegger, and the big shot racke-
teer.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-02-26
G.M.C. Winner of New
Honor for War Work

The General Machinery Corporation
has earned its second Maritime Com
mission award "for an outstanding
achievement in the past six months, y
]. E. Peterson, Vice-President, dis
closed Monday night.
Peterson said plant officials had re
ceived a message from Admiral H. L.
Vickery, Chairman of the Awards
Committee for the Maritime Commits
sion, stating gold star to be added
to the Maritime "M" pennant would
be presented to the corporation and
it's employees in recognition of the
company's continued production rec
ord.
No plan has been made as yet for
a presentation program, Peterson
said.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-02-26
Give Voluntary System Trial. Is Plea Great Progress
Has Been Made In Voluntary Methods; Labor
HOarding Must Be Stopped; Surplus Released

said. "When they ask for more work
ers the committee will tell them that
they have more than they need and
may even ask them to release some
already employed.
Action Held Needed
Asked if this held true of cases of
plants preparing to enter production,
McNutt said it did.
"There is no reason on earth why
anyone should be standing around and
not doing anything" he said. "Wher
ever such a plant is operating effici-
emily, the labor management commit
tee will order the plant to release the
men for other jobs and will see to it
that they return when they are
needed"
This has been done in some cases,
he added, where a persual of Selec-
tive Service replacement schedule
showed plant to be boarding labor.
In addition to Golden, O'Hara and
Sifton, the conference was attended
by Joseph McDonough, of the AFL
Metal Trades Department.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-02-26
War Manpower Commission Stands Firm
In Opposition to Labor Draft;
Voluntary Plans Held Working

The Hotel and Restaurant Employ
ees' International Alliance and Bar
tenders International League of
America proposes to lead in an alli-
ance with other groups to initiate and
maintain an active movement towards
the defeat of any and all legislation
that will tend to advance prohibition,
and to inaugurate an educational cam
paign against the return of the speak
easy, the bootlegger, and the racke-
teer.