davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

LOST-Boy's brown leather jacket
between Johnnie Jackson's and
West Euclid on the Dahlia. john
ME Morton, West Euclid or Phone
1857 after 5 pm. 1921
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

LOST-No. 3 ration book belonging
to Orville Carroll. Return to Ra-
ton Board 1921
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

LOST-Bucket type Alemite grease
gun, painted red, between Nc
Cabe and Mt. Signal districts. PHI.
871lW2 Reward 1921
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

LOST-TWo No. l ration books be-
long to r. j. and Susan WEIGH.
Return TO Ration Board. 1921
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20
ASKS DISAPPOINTMENT

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-UP)
President Roosevelt today nomi-
mated for reappointment Robert E.
Clark as u. S. Marshal for the
southern district of California and
George Vice as Marshal for the
northern California district.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

SCRAP METAL sold to us will be
delivered air express to Tokyo
and Berlin. NALIBCFF JUNK co.
584 Broadway, Phone $50. 1912
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

LOST-Two wicker chairs without
cushions between Ell Centro and
Coachella on Hiway 80. Reward.
Phone 1731J, Ell Centre. 1922
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20
5-HeIp Wanted

WANTED-Mecha TO take apart
and reassemble electric motors.
Apply Joe Bush Service, 670
Broadway 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20
LIQUID PLANT FOOD CO. or Pas

LIQUID PLANT FOOD CO. or Pas
adena wishes to announce all
mixes for all crops now available
to Imperial Valley farmers. Liquid
Plant Food is a complete fertilizer
with all necessary ingredients put
into liquid form and Immediately
ready for plant consumption. just
put the barrel at the headgate
and adjust the flow, that is all
the labor necessary to apply it.
For further details call or write
to Lew Mcintosh, 512 w. 7th ST.,
Imperial. p. O. Box "a. Phone
373l. 9-26
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

Sure-fire results with POST
PRESS WandadS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20
: Use Post-Press Want Ads For Results
REAL ESTATE MART
PINE VALLEY

PINE VALLEY
For lots and improved property
in Pine Valley and vicinity see
or write E. C. Bangs, Real Es-
tate Broker, Pine Valley. 1925
FILA room home, l acre, fenced
for chickens, chicken house. In
quire 4th house west of Imp. Ave.
on Barbara Worth Drive after
pm. G.. L. Mason at McNeece
and McNeece. 1923
FOR SALE-Home OH He'll. Q bed
rooms and sleeping house in rear.
$500. Owner wants 700 down,
$50 month. See Starr Won Fluss,
664 Holt. 1922
FOR SALE-Non resident owner
here 6 days, 100 acres cheap, 80
acres fine milo, approximately ITO
ton. Good drainage, cement gates,
electricity, comfortable livin g
quarters, fenced, warm district
Gross income, flax and now corn,
more than price asked. $4,000
cash. If sold now will include 4
milo. Box Is, PostPress. 1922
FOR SALE-In La Solana Acres,
mi. from center of town, 6 room
house, recently painted and re-
modelled. Chicken and turkey
equipment; total acres, / acre
in alfalfa, 3la acres prepared for
planting. Immediate possession,
$500. Phone 324W. 1926
FOR RENT-20 acres land. L. A.
Bright, mile south, Y mi. east
of Hiway 80. 1926
2-Personals. Spec. Notices
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

LOST-Gasoline A coupon book be-
longing to Dominick Gross. Re-
turn to Ration Board. 1921
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20
W.E.Hancock
The Farm Land Man

The Farm Itnld MdH
FOR SALE-160 acres of alfalfa
now leased for dairy. Lease eX-
pires July 1, 1914. Good soil and
good location See Muncey, COB
Main 1921
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

FOR SALE: II unit apt. house
completely furnished 638 Imperial
Ave, Calexico, by owner.
Ave, Calexico, by owner. 1923
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
City property and close in small
acreage, ranging In price and
quality to suit most individual
requirements.
KATE T.. OLDHAM
.O7 North 9th st.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

LOST-Ration books |, 2 and 3
belonging to Curran Huston Bas-
sett. Return 10 Ration Board.
1922
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20
Drug Denial Leads
To Suicide Try
INSURANCE.

PASADENA, Cal, Oct. 20.--IUP)
-Grieving because she was denied
Use of penicillin to save her three
year-old daughter from a deadly
kidney ailment that three years ago
killed her son, Mrs. Katherine Ket-
tie. 33, today was recovering from
an attempted suicide.
Authorities said she swallowed
an overdose of sleeping powders and
was unconscious when her husband
came home. She was pronounced
out of danger in hospital today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

FOR SALE-Good country home
room house, good water system.
Well fixed for chickens. Lots of
trees, some citrus, over IL acres
of ground. A good buy for $4,000.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone ego
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

LOST-"A" gasoline ration book
belonging to R. L. Patton. Return
to Ration Board. 1921
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

WANTED-Young man to learn in
teresting trade. Good pay while
learning. See Don Cone, Joe Bush
Service. 670 Broadway. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

FOR SALE SWH S.4 tbs RIG.
Imperial Valley, 7la mi. NE. Holt
vile. Price reduced u. Will trade
for beach or Mt. cottage. Annie
Laurie Knox, 201A So. Hoover St.,
Los Angeles "a, Calf. 1925
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

FOR SALE-5 room furnished house
$500 cash. Phi. 515M. 6l8 So. 9Th
st. 1920
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

WANTED-Girl for general office
work. No experience necessary.
Availability certificate required.
Phone 10, 1927
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

For lots and improved property
in Pine Valley and vicinity see
or write E. G. Bangs, Real ES-
tate Broker, Pine Valley. 1925
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20
Lost, Found Strayed

LOST: Ration books No. 2 belong
ing to Barbara, Roland and Mavis
Wilson. Return TO ration board.
1920
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

FOR RENT-20 acres land. L. A.
Bright, l mile, south, Y mi east
OF Hiway SO. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

2-PersonaIs. Spec. Notices
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-20

2--Personals, Special Notices
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
Theatre News

Somewhere - Fsnd You fes.
turing Clark Gshle attn Lana
Turner. continues fhe aftfaetien
az thf joy Thkafne TIA evening
With Cable IL = soldier role ne
plot m faH II seslaH Nlfh ; iol
~ glamour Furnished ~ THnm
Tim Hois n Eana8 Trail
should provide plenty = fhfiils
Tor Western fin fans
Pauistfe Goddard ana naY Nj.
land ffftneix naHe6 - TIE
Crystal Bali NIu - ~ aA
ng sunday and Monday shl.s -
Tuesdsy. H1eazfe Tfaels so II
~ BEaop - - hs assraellon
TIE ianS a3alfa4 Prize e fhH
Yankees RIK Cary Ce1sw r.
ne eaa NlH = zen - Nean
day TaaENaaE 81 Nn1as -
ueEt Weak - aass ~
NJ M Q fila #EHszsH = Ha Hfs Is
Lou Gfhfa 80 fsHasaz ffaa
Msn a. Eha Nsnkeea Il saei.
u0r ~ Cao1H sd 8 aIsaaN cas-
Al rtfesa Wright .HnasaH aafsh
al Hu EeaIiE BE n8ia IS ae
iachfdea e - az#aasE aIsan.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

tcontnued from Page u

fC0ntiuued from Page -
ed custom Tor 3 Reufiemans
agreement Harrison county fur
nishea Tire candidate Tor : four
wear sefan ard tnen Jaekson eoan
- for the next folr-Fesf term
-Four years ago Harrison county
furnished tie candidate and ac
cor6ing 70 TIE custom tins year
30 IA Jackson county time and /
feel sure that Harrison county
with its grest vote wii continue
the past respected agreement
The Mississippi gaH Coast IS
the minest place r. fhe world =
rs fast becoming the beauty spot
u our nation A the close 81 ta8s
great NoF1 eoasiIef tie Haal4ap
81 Gulf Coast e destined = ~ =
very attractive pasee feF tourists
i wall put faffn every effort 90
continue - advertise Jackson and
Harrison counties - eses gay
70 attract tourists TIE many
products - oar Cassf counties
and me many business adssntsg
IS 81 the Coast counties have nj
been properly sna effectively -
geruaed Our pfaaae0 ere rex
oEnlzed g Hhe hesl TIE bust
ness advantages ere great If
jackson and Harrison c0anfiea
are 20 take fheF HKhffai place
BUSINESS saeantaksa ana udas-
trial advantages mast - aaVer
Used oar efan NHII never w
Neatcr ~ more prosperous than
our voting afzaHs maks Il We
masf nsse = balanced program
tourist tfa1n znsa5Hzal desasup
ment a~aseffsaa products aesai
ep~1 water HneaG -
clai e etc Every COMMUNITY
ln Hsrfaaa 80 1aeseaa eean
hes lkasM = E AszHa# Hake
Ia Nharh = feaH s aasalI4
PrraDnsi aafs am s ahea
tsacnm - p~feseasIsH @zEa exf
UenrE IS 5 Class Hzsa a aaa
al aa aNHEaHa aEH 3
slie aua faa ez.aHaH Ha e.
tnf Fsrsf haRfaI sHaHEH = HlIau
and d a q 1
cut ln 1zesaa aa. azH
aIl y z@H go zI
STR 1 a Hazas -
Ffalee Assfssaa = - asas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
Hurley Girl Enters
NuHonoI Vegetable
Growers Contest

A INskAam CaansN fAxm
soun9ksxe has entered the -
scholarship eeesnsg e tss NAtann.
81 tunsnf NeastMtsta afuwpsA ~
ef9iatlens Il ea# reported tx4aK -
~ . Monassnssh. exssa#sa hes
iscnliaFai specialist Miess&slppl
State College
This e6nssstsnI mna
much neuaea Feed - Naefssv -
.heg xeaefahls pfaseei i K
Hannilian Il liafieg
parueipants - nasnpetina ~
. $500 grand hatAonAi a~Asa aNs
regional awards af 80 ana -
sectional hwsFsts = ftM from fhr
" coo scholarship hsfsa nsee
~ ne A 4 Tea csmpany fa
the National lsanAea Vegetable
Growers Association ThN fand
slsa promises tmu - W. Hanaaa
a. prizes fnf hanh FsakAnN sssHaes
snris sn eaeh state snAn past
~ ne psfam
Young veaetAhie aofHenNrs
are enaaaea - : enakss e ssaay
whlfh nj nntv alNN4 Ham ~
eppoft4fnlff 70 80 eazn fas aefl.
cultural college expenses r. farm
equipment eNnselnas Mds4a.
Smith supervisor II sAe nfnarAm
IN Mississippi hut AAon fhe ~.
poftunltF - learn more ekzTuI
mafketsnK Mtaasasippi farm pro.
dacr affieenfiY mner nfasliahis
WinnefA - tie aMa9.ls NAlft
are based upon KredeA arhispes
IN 4 five uni eElenzlaH essafe Il
iarm pFssdoelkan aHa ns3ksilnN
ard apsln accomplishment Il veN
efsble PROJECT ausk NIH - en-
nuunrnd tbs fall
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

r~w A4se = snsnt nsrtasl
tisstsN nstsnx I : Nss
W. ~ zeses ssasve sscsn Ssss
fssghsrx Cxs 49, Sc M
asnsspRs Samtwsn Hsstsmagk J
a,se aass : Master 81 sw a.
Nes iraen Atsng state C
ege SssfkgtsN ffsw
negrv tx hah satsss mAnt
representative 30 IS akeAfass
aih e>aswstamas3 Nsaa NstA -
anse expsa2e lar STATE
sGhts nms4at ART I tfeAe
ac go8tkml fsesfea ! 1sk~x q
se poasRei nnk en ard eNs
xtnsin fsee g. ease los NNk Aek
uiasions Sc Ntl snFa ere Hsa@
.Hy a. ihs pe4e A. al tlaae
.waN I especially ~ r. as thai
80 Coast eossnsK nFsiansa sss a.
snx advertised - Nxsi e. the
Coast A. ! feksft
HnpsnK thAs ! uas serve se
in 4he shotp uffteial nepNellx im
tht nexs frsf se8fs feHas4n
yssafs II service
n IVY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
pHEAM 0iHE JOINS nAvv

nasan Haaak Hee "a ~
Nssh ne mmae - W
Heftiu3 TMM Asms AZ
hsvt e1Mff mssflas slsa
Ana tseas4fas es
eassss Ne sfffss ) AssN ess
Their asHAa ST. fHfssm ea
els 81 alsHaa e. hM8 heea
sesssa assass -
ealisnH AsfMeeH ne Me4E RAAt
end teaiassne Aaa haknH
esn ss Hm 4
C8lltNaM nssN ae HMaina
FsM aaaH 4f msf ANs
kneMn 1t fhssla
a eeasaAsfsae IS nsN mak
lmn pgensfAazsn4 fs -
Anefhee swessh4sff TIE Fs
kaY h& nsa afM SO : H4faas
Reae8 SRI asef sfsf If ss sees
lhsm utsn ~
h Is Hs
tAts Net9
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
Fight Ends with
Women Fined In
City Police Court

Ef M @s e a
owes VS.
estr ssass wsF Ass NF
en8aH II 4 na =
~ fas4s ess m N#F
Ara~nssaa Is r.
Mt4ap 49, 1NA ENsAa
Mrs 1ak nsAe A.
Msgls Me- fanA3ea essS
rAsltf ~ snsoss Ns4 atffv
MRS KsH - eAs
ssshsresl s4a8 a sasf 81 ass
t0gtanK TIRE fste smk tNssf
Was teas8 Hes Nassse -
alss hsfaefH 49, KhaAN Aas
Mr. tNHnezH NeSv n#h f
So a. uhNh 50 am mzfg@wi
an ersai heaAtsa AFwz ; g AAs
msst~ned At mnfsn Msa
FNnke sF $50 sHsFs - -
SIS aAa suss~s Ans = - aas
sasFet@ssS Sagl mHsex Nsh
Ma ussAx r. end Mtk ngAAs
wsfe aws = = e
Tbs 6issafHfsx leEAm Ms
aaf miehs whsa Mm 94HaskN
500 b. kkes KN in sie Nfsse
hanse e ih# sAss Is ~ as
tfuuarssi nattx3 tuAask wesx Nf
SfNafs1 4 aa8astNNaN 6ns sta.
~asaeAm N4saAf - 4ssM faz6sM = =.
nfKnMaNs ailHaalV w* M
nNeke wNH 49, N#nAA - step
r3ss at ths ts8a "Wednesday 81 te
Aatutsle nH4ss aasf $ r
siftrs sas tNN Mss nHsAs As
~ Drake mefs striving Nsaih ef
psmaEaala street Tne4 Mm
md tiupfef tx esf anf asgss
hsr Mrs NsnseaH sAsasKe8 slssl
sssy knexke5 hxt aaNu aaas txai
hef HAD seNshst ifN 24eMeth
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
Fire Destroys Two
Story House In
KreoIe Tuesday

a tma story FaesasnN hsaa4s ~
KFeole 49, eamniefesY destroyed
BY FIRE N anknoMH mzsEm eaf2g
Tuesass ~hssb shfeaseHea ifs
lives 81 three psfsaus asleep -
side ne building
The house Nss the hense -
A & Hsffss an1 - fusnlly
been converted snaa 8 fasasAna
h0ase where > Number II Hsa
has t@en ssa4lnA At sc tire
~ uie iHs haMs.e4 shsfs Nese
Only ~ HasFss 81 - -
MIS- Dewev HfnaHas aaa 81
BFpadus IL the FeseHe Tfte
FIRE haa aslaAea Msh as#4MMB ~
fore IL ass as3asefH8 ffsN sAF
ard Mr. Hguaasaa hsfsIe aseasat
ifasa taesf first Aaar AAetphz
quarters saa ~ Harris ams
forced - lie Hhee1a saas1tf shsd
mafe hh escape ffssH : f
gsosF . aaa
App8FeHtiF So fEaaasa nafts8
A enc center = - hasss b9t
ably - - sNaaaa far Mhsss
So basn aansa naaeenfxatea
Nhrn H es discovered TAa
alarm $50 faFsasa Is = Sc Pa
caepaia fae aepsssnasnI aaef sRe
truck akahed = fk3 Mssa astes
ur sWeesasn & IRE Chasf l. p
Hmith. bas ne Ere ~ aaisasa
maeh heaaMaY - hash.Hs could
bf aoFs e NaNn#sazA TIE
fHensen haNFses Aske8 thfm
nfaSt8 haHzz sH#sszz#a ~
fsf nsaaez
Efe ~ O. campaaT
flff Msas 80 8 - Iz4a Sc
psh fessFlEHaaf = ~ EanIna
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

Candidates
And Voters
Corrupt Pructice
Act Says Some
Things Illegal.

As ne Primary Electtnn -
proaches i i sell fnf esndlaates
- sell - vessFs = recall sasne
q the ptovlsieas 4 tie vmfups
Practices Act # 1855 govern
me primary elections TIE Get il
TOO long % repfodure here. bat
every candidate Shouts ksium ~.
ifs provisions IRE aet SIS psas
Ell by our Legislature il 1875 -
stford additional measures u the
laws already IA force fos ahe
prevention nf fraud and other
corrupi practices IN primary eiee
tiona
We reproaocs Section 2 II sa8a
act, wnirh prohibits lndfea0sit
ana ofasuieAaene fInsn soliciting
donations from cafi6idsfez and
also makes Il = mls5euaeanef fut
q candidate ta aeeaae g sUsi.
solicitation
Sec ? No person snail aifests
~ Or Indirectly demand soslttt.
ask. or invite from any eanaldais
for nomination : daaabun
gift contribution 81 an SORT ~
loan ~ advancement Of any
amount 81 uaofaat 81 sas uiisef
thing q value ~ ths promise
thereof - any similar demands
sno thm section stall apply %
educational. religious ehsfssabie
and benevolent organizations. and
70 every person acting IT pfe
trnainQ e. aet fof anf ore ~
them. and shali Include ttN par
chase of MekefA ~ anH eaaslea&
irnf desise ~ ntaseh fnH pafpoas
~ ~ lhia etatuse might - atlixs
WISE rsfr0msentea 30 shall
any psn sftlsK individually
81 a. . uemtaf Is = eemmiiiee
euEsEe IL Ire pfeanofasn -
any picnic - other public gain
ering Nhsfeaf candidates ere 20
asscmbia o. - SPEAK ne object ~
which Is 70 make an profit oat
81 charges mace r. re candidate
o. candidates TAT 1nts shall not
appiy - tse rentals Fl nails ~
grounds Il q far rental. ma ~
charges fer expenses - aHeh pc
nics o. RalhefInaa Nhen only ttse
aCtuai expenses and ~ a~eefplus
~ profits are taken pfeeaafd
candidates a8e sHaEaNa - a.
Sessed no mspe fhaH otiaf aamas
mDnN And ~ eaBasaate 81 sn5
tume during He campaign asll
make ems aozaeiloa. eft eaual.
butioH g re payment = 81 81
ptnsc pohsnsed - na neenon.
or make auY premises - Hn4i
respect
Any person ssaEasIna NaeNlnK-
D. ne pfe*Eaaaas II saEs #etlon
snail - guilty - 3 HlataHeanas
beaaes Nhseh re psTaau - eAa.
iafiAK ua aetaaH shall nsqs -
permitted 70 Koss II so primary
and shall be subject T. esaaEenee
~ me pslls aHd 4 allowed u
vosf sad NfNsH STALL - 9allfy
- snostr ans aenzfsEe mate
useanof Is - aesHz
When arF e~sazHeass S ea
90 to gieIafs aHEz sssIzsa i staa
csU ne s = - 4aeltm
So BE- end Z = ssla = = e.
taN - 80 failure = guilty
II b sersfaie azsa#Heaa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

Wnnslnued from Page II
Marsh and hitting him IN the
head with the blunt End 81 shs
axe Marsh died = short time ~
ter without ever rekainlng con
sciouenexs
The second hrawi ended with
the staying Il Terrell ~ Moore.
which was described By witnesses
and police officers - self de-
Tense The two negroes hsd tan
Rled several months $50 and Ter
ren had cut Meofe about the
head ct that time lie had been
arrested then ~ PauoifaAn H0d
son. According q City pstrnlinsn
Hudson According 90 CITY Pa
troiman Clyde Hawk ard Ray
mond nroadns. Terrell had again
pulled his knife and threatened
Moore about 6 30 am. Sunday,
after = night of gambling and
Moore 2eixed his gun ard fired
a. the advancing Terrell. ne fatal
bullet striking hin under she
heart Moore gave himself up 10
Officers Hawk and Broadus 2ho
met him en- roasla 70 ne peiaoa
station
Al . preliminary hssnne Be
lese Judge H 2 Heidelberg in
city court Wednesday. Moore
was bound over on ; bond Of
$500 70 await action - the grand
jury The state. represented by
County Attorney William d Bull
lard, introduced fwo witnesses
who were Edward Fuller and
Ernest Alien Both men testified
lhaf on the morning Of the XIII
ina they wefe present il ae fossfn
where the two rneu we're gam
bling and that Terrell had feseh-
ed scru4s the gaming table ana
taken some silver money from ia
front 81 Moore Moore had asked
him 10 return tire uaneF and otns
~ ANNH IL TIT a2sAH 8H4 80
him 20 give ne SILVER back 60
tbe owner bur Terrell haa cursed
and risen from rs chan 0pene1
his knife and advanced On Moore
voicing threst6 taas ne would
kill him THey sad a ne Nii
ness stand that Terrell wa4 ~
most on Moore Who was backing
away w5hen Moore pulled out 8
small gun ard sfsot him
TIE defense witness OasAa
Rhodes. told virtually ne safne
story which Nas heard again
from the defendant plseed On TIE
stand b. rs atfo1ney # a
Kruse Moore said he happsua5
a. have the Eun hNsa8M fhe
Saturday night before = man had
borrowed maney from htm and
gwen him ihe aan Is security
sfsd he had 4 attn hlfn thinking
the ma would repay lie mauey
that nght
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

fCuntln8ea tfnm rake u
- zen mgB uefe sent e. TIE island
and aisef spending Tn aass there
they repaired Ire paanes isadAnk
gear sufficiently Ger IS % -
Flown of
W. planned 4 eoad finaef 81
treat fer shem ne said hat
Ne had io dFap Il 11nsn the plane
and whosxer wAx fixsnK tht
plane dropped s. fsofn 40 saf ~
A. a result I'm afraid sh4af dln.
ncf wes pretty iniefnanKle
hen ihsv 50 i Ne dwpp~u
blocks Of Zee &c them - thss
could melt Il fof drinking water
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

LOsT-BfeNn lesfHn baa e
FaIaee Fhsnnaee al4anaan -
Teesaar. lH FHaEa - r.
Nsrd - ia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

FOR sALE-l7 NIX eeNk three
PONIES. tao work hafNes sna one
mule Milton Clarke. Kfeoie
Miss Tie SIP
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
Lost and Found

POUND - Mars hIzH safha
ftilfoid n1utanzHE Waf HaFas
Ulfn ~ name FHaHRk UaHean
Dentsm csc .szs aHa
care oanm RS haaH aane -
spppina in e EHHaa So 8
hoe ana pefiag Z ~ = 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

AtfhdteA Tree EasE HseaM J
4 Chapman PssesEouis. MDtW
Court o. call 81 and leave mes
sage 7-1e ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23

FOR sALE-Heai estate Ter sale
Residence On Magnolia street also
two lots On corner an9 eeaaff8
acreage ; " Barrrff. 1903 =
New s.. Bethlehem Pc e. caU
&rs Barrett - razaaaosia
1-lg zlp
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-05-01
MINISTER'S HOLD INSTITUTE
AT ALCORN

Acorn Coege-1he fifth annual nterdenomlnat'onal
Institute for and Rural Pastors Alcon & NJ Col
eee was held MAY 49, 1942 The Institute brought together
80 ministers representing four denominations for
week of intensive study.
daily and the programs were built around the
general theme The Rural Church Serving YOUTH The Farm
and the Home.
Special evening programs arranged Among the
persons appearing the evening programs were Dr. a. a.
osev President General State Baptist Convention, Vice
President Mississippi Cooperative Church Counc1 Mr. \ l.
o1sev Field Representative Agricultural Adjust Admlstra
tion Mr. F. G. WcoXon Secretary, Junius Ward Johnson
Memorial YMCA. Nicksburg Miss, Chairman, Mississippi
Council on nteracia Cooperation; Mrs Ruth r. Sanders
Instructor Public School Music Acorn NJ College, MI
Nathaniel B. Bond, State Information Officer, Office OF Price
Administration and President Jacob l.. ReddN Jackson Col
lege, Jackson, Miss.
The members OF the Faculty President William H.
Bell Alcorn A & NJ College Acorn, Mississippi: Samuel w.
Williams Chaplain Alcorn \ & NJ College Director OF the
Institute T. H. Graham Professor Rural Church, Ktst COR
Iepe Holly Springs Mississippi and Representative OF Home
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-05-01
Mr.. Senior '43-Cllnton Baton.

The members of the Junior Class wish to express their
Wishes for pleasant and enjoyable to
their teachers scoolnates and the senior class We the
juniors wish the class the best OF luck in all their i-
undertakings.
The time is about for the unor and Senior Prom
All Juniors are planning make this night for modern
history.
The Defense Drive ended last week with the Juniors
having credit for selling $500 worth OF defense stamps Al
though the is small we do hope will help some
OF the who are giving their lives the battle field
The Defense Stamp Committee and entire high school
wish congratulate the Freshman class and their
Miss V E Webb for their part i'll the defense drive o the
Yazoo County Training school The Freshman Class the
winner by selling Sis worth of defense stamps and bonds
Victory Ball given i'll honor OF the class and Their
SPONSOR Monday night the Eysian Cate Delicious re-
res1ents were served Gifts were presented Miss Webb
the Sponsor and the girl and boy who sold the largest
stamps These persons Wilson CURTIS preS
dent of the Freshman class and Ruby Owens.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-05-01

Missions Council T. f. Stdham, Rural Pastor Nettleton'
Mississippi and representative OF the Presbyterian Board of
National Missions; l. Patton Price, Teacher raner
Vocational Home Economics Professor Home Economies
Education Alcon & NJ College, Mrs X f. Suits yei's,
Librarian Alcorn College, C. A. Greer, Minister OF
North Parish Steet Baptist Church Jackson Mississippi Don
f. Pestc, Field Representative Home Missions ooufch :
II. c. Harper Assistant Secretary, Negro y NJ l. A.
work. Jackson Mssissipp NJ. NJ. Hubert Negro District
Agent Cooperative Extession work, ikson, Mississippi
Special guetss representing the Federal Government were
T. A. Miller Assistant Director, Southern DIVISION, Agr
Adjustment Administration, Jackson, Mississippi; l.
NJ Patterson, Administration Officer, AAA, Jackson
Mississippi; c L. Neil. Chairman, State AAA Committee
llsvie Misssppi II. O. Forbes Assistant Admnlstra-'
ton Officer AAA Jackson MissspPi C. +. Clark, Agr-.
cultural Adjustment Administration, Washington W. Am
mons Field Agent, State oi Mississippi AAA and James
| p. Davis.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-05-01
APPROACHES COMMENC EMENT

Announcements of Commencement exercises of the va
County Training School have already been This
the 18th Anniversary fouryear State Approved High
School.
Prof N. d. Taylor Principal has through the years
worked make this school second in the state He
has not succeeded in all his efforts failure of
has due his personal supervision there have been him
derances beyond his control.
The school has had splendid year and is presenting
class of tlry-two High School graduates The commence
fnent week program all scheduled and urging the
public to take opportunity of attending each judg
ing from the past years they will all be exceptionally good