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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05

time that Only ore mas taken ad
santsee q TINS opportunity We
have uoN collected and compiled
re necessary evidence On several
others = pressed with the Bill q
Complaints Tar their closure We
ere aesefEnlned 20 force them =
cleanup sne keep thesF restaa-
rants clean 4 they want % cor.
TINE serving food 10 the Eenerzi
pahlse
Ws sheaie ike 70 point eat M
Tremendous ifscrease in the total
namber e eiinic visits 5n or
Eeasseai assease clinie during
tha manth
DsHAnE tne pssi four naonlhs
ths ta<si nuuoer 81 ciinsc visits
aaz beer stsaoiiy increased 80
nars ftsf thit mosth s prsrfiesl.
+ three fansss - great 8 re
nanzK = 0eteber. 1854 sesesal
5aesazs ass Responsible sQF fhn
fHeueaeazzk fnrfezss Ffei CIR
- zaa nanss- se condurted
esHzzlz = s. sammun - aeIla.
aaSass s. laTai Justice - Psaes
= szoN eaasa fur tner failure =
zakH azsaEne1ts regularly These
NeHe eesf iao summons issues
80 small fines imposed Hoa-
ever i fEe.F delinquency cantzn.
aaz. za All os 0blgnc - have
tee azmaeae1 seoazd tire
zssa EeEzenEF wiu nn4 b. cuns
zz1ezea nd nsars sfyers pFEaitlea
- n aezIf - theee 1elfnelzeufz
zzse szzazf ezats hsFe Hlz1 hsea
lnasezsea = s raulsr iaree nzzza-
1zaaNn4e6 un PaKe =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
America Can Become No. ! Nation In
Maritime Trade. Says Rear Admiral

p.aeea - she larger more per
naanens ships
Comm1zzaea Ahs46 Of SehsdaIs
Pointing oaf lhat the MaFiitna
Germ naaszlan eaz the ouiY govern.
aaanz department 9htch pfodaeea
fns a1asa requested bv tas SOS
eminent sn IaS1 Admiral Naesefs
SD - HamHsassso N aheaa -
schedule = feno-tnn ships ana
Nh deliver fhe larger snipa
We r. fhe h.gEest builders Il
5a# asu hs said The reAafIve
asHHzHaH 81 tna 81 . martins Ha-
aaa S naare important thar ever
before Ns musi keep our heada
80 80 So maritime lnalktff s.
1az ssaHsfs pa or iD aeei FsEu4s
aeafIs
AHshaeh tae Admiral aH=
asasea - fae shlpa uem9 ean=
zzzaezea n ths locai saHd hz
Hzaae = tae aftaal lahag ea5Hz
BIS sHasa aas considerably FAINT.
#z# Men afHrt 1reaklnE fHEzz
aazzz - ealnac Tneg aHea s
turning aat anything uke aaas
fHHH ean IS uf to fhs fner tHHHa=
sezsaz = = ashefaer fhzs have q
- aszaz faa aar Shsps mazf =
aaaf e fae Hssat ressieta uansaes
8 laaz= aaa p cuapIF 81 HHH
So zHH yards ;faf o. thh sI
8. 80 aHe e. bulc tne Hez
zH1 ~
- 90 e ever .laaE tff HaEzsn
H#H aHHer are NO. aazaH
#HHs So should either e
HEeasaz.asa sa fass
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05

raTeessslue q hsighf future teF
zaas range progsarn shipysfsis
Eear Admiral Howard 4 Nekeas
azee-ehaaslman 81 the United
States MafIsinle Comrl issscn. ex=
azezsea sae aplnaar un hs eaa
= paseaRaala last wrek-t mat
lae fae first flns fnu na1aa IS
sitting n rs drivers seat e me
EaarFfH# industry and 49, nss
- kae ssags trsFF
ne principal speaker 81 tae
laaaeaInE ~ ste ssa
Hawk @azea was chrasenea -
Azrz Eekers - cefnm1uea held
It Ehe Ingalls, sn pbmldine Car
nasaHaa Kafd A1mral Esesa
ezs s kaesf here fng a dsg SD
aalf during aa.ch taue - nasas
zauE . sHs snipsare
Tas EaaE range shspf aaef IS
iHase andef eenstructlor 81 r.
zaEaz ere suitable Tor anything
= SD They ear c1npete aisH
aaHsazna aaeahsTe Thr a4aaa
program - saeh vessels atI eaa.
zznae aE1ez re war a oEer aai
azaIIH 10 there IS less tannaaz
afzaas no4 thar al the baalnntas
= saa 81 E Be hale tfe aas.
= - HH seaf. Me Nlli haze fHs
Hfeaiezf feet En IRE Uoric
EaH Uzzzaa tae typF aeae -
- HaIIz e Ingalls, and re L.
80 zaznz HdHaifal Vickerg e..
served zHas re Lioerty sHlps sEz
- Haza range ships aua =
zzazzz 1aez ear ard aneaaafasI =
- = $50 after ine aaH fH#
- s#salaallg have to - -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
WiIlium L. Atwood Confesses Unruth OF
Testimony and Thomas DonleY Accuses
Mrs Dolun OF Threats OF Hearing Monday

- TIE aeeaaslys NJ lnaeFt ef ts8Fs
emfeN oHs an1 ack41taHs ~
MfsnsNss sfsa rass nf Wisissm A
Thosan. saa1 rfed 81 Mn aflrNct
Astak 90 MFs Terrell iiehaeI
ts~sk lsss Issns Mss rNgTened -
0aGseofs MaztaF zs1eFunsla es
fafx 1aaixs T. E CWh9n g IA O.
sifEsn - NFas ns eFrsa foraf nulsss
EE1ss8 e. tehaEf - ffss lieienaaut
Khsan Nas afruAteG hast sum
uss3 Is MaHm Taify psnkr9tan
aesnessFe aaa Chies og Fessna A
y Esail II fflx bright at tte ~
ta#asAss 81 the Phantom HaflNs
whn hseaeat sise town tn nsatls
nxNozn statr wfth nnctafnas na
saaainas a4FaaK which - eaf
sh8 Eaif e several htsis 9sss
Na~fixglas naferess mas aiyen a.
hAs asfest when bar i8teF lien
ilEs~a = sseing siEss east tsaa ihs
feas = ere - ~ sgnal victims
Mza tozlna as8aen ~ enc Naoas o.
pelhsm pasaf near ere Flalan
sk@e4
~ Feauis a. thR hearinx. vi
asaHn + AfNna<i was ordered hegg
am 5 55N fsx on rftaxRes ~ pes
fuFe eammItsea during ihe ;gssl IS
NauernsNs 3haeh eFv8rd @afh De
lan b#nx sentenced e. SERVE Is
ReasA sn She Fensieas4Ars f1f ~
saaEs with ufenf ,n kiii Tsseanas
fanleE ven Ntst AtMuoN fH
awen unH 81 tfss usineipa ait
nesszs fes sfst stair. soes sas
ssanxt q fhe sseaginE io admit that
- fea. naa n lsirea issn4U an
Essssa ssas ~ ffHf
tsAl azt 8uffnk his manissa he
ssFasH sngo saks ans5. aftrr reauexf
~ 5 eaaEeeesee with Dtztfies At
iaFn f e CaNan saok fhs
sEsHa sRaln ard feggactad his Sd
rasssas5 declaring ttaf hs trst
a3s ln the original tgsal naa
Eaen tssar
Ins bearing was rcuiiNtiea un
II atasaAas Nafeh ls
Held ~ kdra. Deian
=flanaey fasa ne fhaf f.n haa
aEFeess g confess % ps iay alaes
snsnass ~ Mfs Doan sns ne
sI1sniefsE aunt Mfs W8aaa
ssas unless - ala Be- tney mqaa
ellasRe AsFH assf tfae haM eaftfae
eaesnssles IS tbe Phauion hasbes
- Faasa ls14la and send hln T.
ne peafseNfaFf Dntfr1 Aiias
aek EuNan sad he aao zsaa
slsas sEas nselTs h~laFr ghM bearing
~ assH ta Msgs had bsen usekesI
an - AtHs Esasan ans Mrs W.
Iszass sasi kept us1t hy ihem al
nsgaas alWass Wilh fheaa asaa
sfseu a1aaxfs tu tho cisurtraoa D.
testify tu TIE aniFush af ns usir
sfz4E teaflelans
DeIaa WAo has beer held Is tns
fsalfnaEs IaII auce an aileked ~.
sefnps = hTeak auf Of ihr Iack
ean County fali IN pasesKaa5
lGauunuesi on paee q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
Send Sale Quote
huised Slightly In
Slufe For MuYch

The March as4ats ian 5Meksan
<aHs has 6eau sci - S4sN sec
essssaag Eo aH announcement
sAas1s - gavans F1s stats 81
sssAnasttA1pF 81 sie waf Nsv.nKf
staff
ThN uuata inF ths State y 50
80 - FepeemntinE . sisghl N
czemaR uesf shs aaai fer Febfu.
aFs
'ffndBuhtr4ly tht March safes
Nsi = snfatenned ~ sucena taA
= enss ~ Flv said 'hus sns
saaa8ne fnean thai we wi8i fail e
TNarh nliH Rnesl We snuss frmen
heT tfas uuy government newas
ash taxes end bond sales to q.
nanre the uar
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
A. P. May Speaks
% PasCagOula.
Moss Point Clubs

W#fNm& ahAs &acNNuf3 County
eaTznns hupx 70 remain immune
% ne aruNtnE wave nf Juvenile
kse aaueucr A. r May. of tire
ksSk3 xasaiicnged members u fhe
Pasta akouia ard Moss Point Re.
s4xY eltssss- sn nsake sonae naoxe
e nsees ere emergency before il
4 ne late
~ Azay spoke io she pasca
Koala rIsh Wednesday and I'd
dressed Moss Point Rosafians
Ihursaay
Painting cut that this woaaiy
tlas been uTonaerfuily free u tire
universal epidemic 0f Juvenile
delinquency 70 date Aar Aas
usAoied figures showing the re-
assaHkassle Increase la crime and
xs1sSnesreanur among boss and
asrls Is other sections ~ this eoun-
~ and IN other ros1nkEtes In
Aew York City dur5na kix
nsunth& i1sk ee4s ss~ksHssssssss
aanurle boss ard girls frun 10 tc
wears Of age rose ts percent
= sasa The percentage q ln-
e = rese as high as Sc pereent
u M city Quoting Edgar
Haa ef Is saving tfsai as whole
re acFemsn over the entire ns-
ie Is been ~ percent since
@ ginning Of tfie war and il
uniting 80 RAPIDLY that i
szT'hing Is not done ue can ex-
Fsa5 wave Of lawiessress such
Ehsl experienced after the last
a@ Mf May urged that some
fHHk ~ dune 10 direct the nat
azsI eHergles ot children 10 safe
aHH szhaiesssns pursuits
TIE War tension has much q
O. ash thls. Of course. Re sad
Zae uncertainty and the over.
+ ezasassl conditions % places Sach
s. Rszagoula and Moss Point are
stzaae contributing factors Many
aaaiiaeFs are working as welI as
fathers grabbing the almighty
dollar - the expense of the chill
szsH Ae have IN cur connuuni-
iles ileefoF1s pf every type. PEI
sanz Hhn would not hesitate to
.esa ssffsy and exploit tfse cfll.
: aHen q this section. IL Is up to
- leaders of the county 10 iay
s Ezsns against what viii b. II
: esfiaule & immediate and effec.
5zse steps are Tszt taken
lnzizi on Law Endorsement
- possinle s0luis0n 70 the
problem Nj May stressed the
+ szafszlaHee * setting Gp rnachin-
~ M Ese building up ~ alter
Faiaee activities and Interests f0g
saI.afsu and 81 putting the
ssfeas 81 laW enforcement bod
- = taeee their 20 back As up
= kseHlue TINS county laW abid-
- 80 healthy for oar children
Iae Beard II DiFectorz of ths
I.aszaaaala club werr noininaiea
wednesday ard wiil ne elected
= - aexf meeting Cmficefa q
- As Poini group wlI Be
s#zsea = ihesF next Fleeting
kata PsscaEunls u.eee
- 8 DAVIS 81 MERIDIAN. r S
8 { saHEHEian GreSnviiic. S c and
: = kHaga1 " M Dusiun ard
= = HazHhana. Mos P0sni ylsii.
tng = tas Moss puinf Asacfaean
aE Uere Herrnes Gauiief
sHa hass Stakes. pascaEoaiz
- kasyat a principal # re
5ssEH #aHa n Moss POINT an
Ezz4nzea zaas ln response e. s re-
aasas - funds 10 firaues ne
ssHzszE aHfH permanent arrange.
.snH saa - Hssae 81 the end
= - laea4 Year % county aaa
So zassHH4HE hod5es in 0efaazz
aH #as puz or at the sehaa
- - = I'D been ralaed - -
r. aHs He alao tnfrodueea -
elH IsazsH - the Roturlau q the
Hzaas#
= 80 AS presented - fhe
= = 1 Wailan. paet1s 8 TX
80 Pm Aela0dsi church aao
z#a = ioln rhe u s afny
= zaaHaat
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
CAN'T HOLD Up wATcH&As

Eans elts rNthrtivsa rrs4as
saN Ia fHe msGfksls ssgr&. gusaea
5a tssak afgn armem N-solNaFa
hea s6ss aaa sa alafm clsuRea
Hrs feaHa the 1iNht watrlumau
sasaaHeHflF sktuE un cross
ssad naaase DMrt fV8 aeaH
tie alarm demanded the DE-
seetIeea saFe said ihe watch
nan 7 taaeshf 81 was at taa
aank ae3u the street if W4ssi {
hsNas hai 8 short cifcals that
e4Hsaa ttae nossH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05

The marching ration of Union
soldiers n 1851 weighed from =
fo 80 aaDcex.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05

HzH#z#zaHH = thf PaIinuzaH
IzlzHzz #aak g. distinct b. -
49, HaHHHzaEss and d.aleeA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
Swimming Lessons
Available Fl Beach
and Spanish Fort

ln As isen
aa 81 Va psa 81.
FaEagaM ara ~ Annf
c So mmNa instructor
aad tae @weg uI b. at Nhe
Foff breach aaz aha m4-
ossrn aa sua after
ruseulHsfs - ks fcre
Hs uanuaifuet snnaFaef She
~ nu aAff .Etena 3 ~ & r.
and sac wti Eee mssrsruon
sHwntrc ane efnE Free
p e Hickman eaaIa
ta Municipal #h eaa
9m 2 ~ 10 e e. H el
GUARD he sa5f7er oat
hsHe police naaefs l. keep
~ tht raef snH reach Ths
ff pr1nripsl rass ngenf n s
anai program g. uata ae
egne and supervised ecTt
an fos The thousands ~ pe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
Meat Prices
Rolled Back
BY 0PA0rder

Tw af x Nea irat ard
nfattnr mrse lsiNed apprUx.
mstc trn pneNnt eifmATe aH
81 nas andct tae resi- asek uo
asn 81 sire 0f.st 81 prus 40
usta{8a st1ssn
These gWu prices KFe ffler
tVC frou tae paeke thrnarh ali
ntfmeals s nset ID q ths
nsarass There sppeH~ ia g.
i4A ctessa se emia@aN 81 e.
WnAi F.sccs lhls All aatr an tat
iAnars aaa llve ~ gar6
NcW tables ~ rfar@ aavc esn
.aeo on tree meais snd =
merchants are required tn ois.
sy ghena ~ ae# = TIRE rncrn2-
eei @olsf anacents c5snYwgu
NIFTY ceiling prfcea effrrtige m tpe
6uH Caaw snea and saap crtlinE
20 thaf thrv mav - easllv seen
W ihe Customer These tRbie
hasr been afstueutea - 81 Stores
II class ] er 2 ard al class 3 ana
: stores musf apply - ane 0S
frlct 0PA 0ff5ee faf tnHm tables
EVERY customer has the right
r. eee tire latest table q prices
N nrdeF tnat Re NAV he in no
danger ~ oeinE eRercharned
0PA officials declared Anv 90
istions RI the prize ceilings Shoald
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25

~ nsrff Ia
M r
Vrrt fhsr
m
qa.vf
d Is RfW
81
=
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NW n ~
a .n -
8n M t,s vU.
agrsf ~ So w
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meanr U.s.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
Plain Preaching


sF
H
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eaN s
taa u
aa
aaar hers
~ sae aat hu III
ass aa
"a aaauK o t n lw
saa "a pallee e
aWn a haa
Hgm SCI e.
ana b. = e
7 ~
afea quite una
N eu he
u hac a f
ii at lH
auf safe 8aat W
m
81.
ae ard tian g. alm ans
arff - e~ B. Bu al
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
Modern Science
Fights Disease
Among Soldiers

Atlarta O. HlfH - Wea
paetrrHt ss kens
m Anse aar Ne~e
a nca alms aastaelv m
nrcilaus a
ba is rensff
HcaeuuasteHs Ease4f
Cannaara
Before - Anaefzesn lanaa
lat hea Sc AIea Int.
aee se Is ae ARMY has
aeau 81 tae
-
gpe $40 t 49,
ml 8+ rt.
ont q u na
ta
Htr alIaa ur..r
aa - rs rsa
na e
@a1 Gas a afa 81 tns
ans
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
Miss Mary Ssunsel
To Talk On Rction
Points Wednesday

NAY na 81 ihe saHs
tasH a trn hr 81
9t 18a A
wEa street
Jan m
gon uaeat 1btgeats Sad
Wae n~nnartau8 siemt
Fxtrvnee fa
tanaa s ne Mm StanM 4
na a IL Is hupeo "a
tmF @3 mkf eansaan
~ taH anim % aa haf
M eannas eaae asn
aaHE ltslr caifeu
aH ea T. kaae tuat eh )
cnnk4nR mfHwn ala be prs
vaea CaaAasrn msy pa ~ m
perRte pc srca wla usatn
ers ere ~ fne meetgnE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25

H mars an
Cred hs s. nstpaa 'af 1ar
ssnt sisss 49, - rssae
eoe nsaa purpose
~ era tfnk thai n
M naafaf 10 is &ant
m m asff murtrmcr a
~ Gsaw Mm m -
meab M So aaan miem
tnu mnv gN ha > ptu
~ H eFea ~ fagscieB
sea He eaH h5aa auso lafa
lie cu He mF 80
sx ena fln rAm a. ttps w
fp po ane pfu swa Ca
I'll pea #Fsa hna 3 psfposs g.
each nf us He ussa H. "a ta IS
irnf hat we turn ourselves
30 Hlm
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25

~ tsa 20 ne aeal aeers
81 anae
Nanafeaa irart snaaar tne
raas alH chak tbe uees r.
ths arek 8u pergn1 @Mwegs
Be- mare ia sfaen vita
s War Ffex su6 hAane
afa price psnel @i whare 2 "
Gers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
Land Transfers
Recorded In
Jackson County

5aua 3 4
49,
\ Vetss ~ $500
- ~ ~xzr, 80
SseeA L K4 ,, -.
te4s s,at - 49,
a. na-fs ~
urtu4 81 49,
ussnsre aa
nna .ask ana
-
~
"a
-
~
n,as - ~ -
a. u
uafea
- .
- s.t anr
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25

Corps ~ spreading 8aseI 81 SRI
sna aaH ar gaaat pane
aaa n Whiir THE engineers
ula frfmnter - e1azf 3
ha ehaat sn ghs scr ur
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
paa rsssil. hysh

81 Hafaa E
M ana Mt Watm
s. sanaaf
M = Lsanrg ~ n
E N fe aafne ul M
Ms = Hsae s.
81 kna CafneaifV Nist9c
aaa 8aef mrfh
M Nesne Dem
m Hrrnr
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05
Haven Methodist
Church Closes

Hot Springs-Summing up the
past conference year, which ended
Oct. 8, the members of the Haven
Methodist Church led by DIR. T.
j. Griffin reduced the church
mortgage greatly, repaired the
giant organ, redecorated the church
auditorium and placed new steps
at the side entrance. Miss kath-
ryn Davis, Miss Haven l943'
served at dedication of the steps
in an impressive manner Sunday
night.
DIR. Griffin re-appointed for a
second year reports conference
claims we're in perfect shape, with
the local budget balanced and a
surplus in the treasury. He was
the only pastor in attendance at
the conference whose full salary
was paid six weeks in advance
of the session.
As a token of appreciation,
the church is staging a banquet,
November %.
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05

ference in Hot Springs this week
f. Minnie Pearl and Vernol
Huell are singing, III l didn't
care" The 4th grade en-
joyed a halloween party with
Lucille Smith as leader and
'spook" -. Ada B. seems to be
a member Of a Lonely Heart Club
writing to unknown soldiers /.
Mr.. Hale would like to know why
a certain Hot Springs chick dis
appeared. Reward for answer /.
Pvt. Jack Matlock was a visitor
here last week Best readers
in End grade are Ola Mae Amos,
Lille Stftt, Baby Ruth Morgan,
Katherine Wright Joe Louis Thorn
as, James Lee, Floyd Henson,
John Williams and Joe e. Reed
80. A play "The Call to Ser
vice. sponsored by Mrs. A. Tate
will be held at Mt. Zion church
soon!
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05

hand full of soap and the Dea-
con had a mouth full of hot words.
A lady who lives on Grand Ave.
borrowed some records to play
for a house party Saturday night.
To her surprise they were all
good church records SO the girls
had to keep their feet still
An old man was heard by neigh
bors Friday telling his grand
children that they all must go to
every meeting of their church now
So as to keep warn by the church
fire and save theirs at home.
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05
HOT SPRINGS
BY Gloria Downs

AROUND THE VAPOR CITY
-. Visitors Chapel AME Church
rs host this week to the AME An
nual Conference and the city is
filled with outstanding leaders of
Methodistism -. Rev. Green Pas
cal of the st. Paul AME Church
has closed a remarkable year and
is in Conference in fine shape .
Completing a tour of southern
states and visits to southern gov
errors DR.. C. G. Brandon is writ
ing a book, "The Holy Spirit and
a Southern Governor" DR..
j. d. Howell AME minister of
Detroit was guest speaker at
Haven Methodist Church, Sunday
night. The distinguished minister
was dinner guest Tuesday of Rev.
and Mrs. Griffin Mrs. Ruth
Souder left for Sunny California
last week Mrs. Elcrta Bonds
left for the Nations Capitol
A beautiful tea was sponsored at
Roanoke Baptist Church by the
Tribe of Simeon, Sunday
Mrs. Moore is back operating her
Robin Street Laundry once more
Mrs. Tidewell has opened
her cafe for the winter season
49,. The iron bars of the Chicken
Shack we're broken in the rear
Friday night when someone made
an unsuccessful attempt to rob
the business Dave Simmons,
sportsman is completing redecora.
lions for a modern Tea Room
on Gulpha Street Miss Peg
gy Fuller will be hostess to the
Jr. Alpha Art Club, Saturday
The Just Us Club met with Mrs.
Spencer Cabelton, president on
Tuesday night. Mr.. Cabelton and
G. McGili were host and co-host.
Each member gave appropriate
quotations az they paid dues.
Baskets we're sent to twelve sick
members. The meeting was eli
NAKED by a buffet luncheon. The
club viii meet next with Mrs.
Baker on Ia Malord street. Mrs.
Starns is secretary and reporter.
Some Gossip Saw a Deacon
Halloween night chasing a boy
out of his yard. The boy had a
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05
Doing Things

Pastor of historic st. John AME
Church, Pine Bluff is Rev, II. Me-
Neal Greene, who made the long
standing dream Of the church
group come true when he pre-
sented credentials showing total
redemption of church property
and ground.
Rev. Greene is a product of
Shorter College, North Little
Rock and Dunbar Jr. College, Lit
tie Rock with graduate work
taken at A. M. and N. College,
Pine Bluff.
He is a Curry Booster believ-
ing in the work of Bishop Geo.
E. Curry and rs an ardent sup
porter of his administration.
Photo On Page 4
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05
by Harry ". Trent

The Red Rose Social Club spon-
sored a pre-Halloween party at
the home of Mrs. j. w. McWash-
last Thursday. High score
winners were Mrs. Warren Hol
steen and Mrs. Lena Bivins. More
than 80 guests enjoyed refresh
ments among the harvest scene,
carrying out the holiday motif
. Volunteer workers are re-
modelling the Bebee Memorial C
ME Church with Rev. Chas. II.
Smith as pastor. Mesdames Flor
ence Bradley, Annie Nesbit, Bell
Langford, Hattie Shaw Dilsie
Douglas Tennie B. Cannon, Car
RE Beard, Annie Smith Minnie
Jett, Pearl Jet, Irene Clark, Ora
l.. Cannon, Iona Metcalf, Hester
Witherspoon, M. Parker, C. +.
Merritt, Fannie Buchanan Will
lie Cothran Matte Hill and Jones
were among ladies furnishing this
weeks lunch to the workers.
Board No. l held services with
an i'll member, Mrs. d. Hamilton
-. Mrs. Ceals rs still on the sick
list.
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05

Well, here we are with the
cream Of the gossip for the school
yard follies Miss Williams
announces 100 per cent spoilers:
Latora Smith, Perla Mae Gowns,
veotis Lee, Charlie Hayman, Mag
gle lie Grande, Rosetta Cole, Con
ME Hull, Edna Calhoun Charles
Turner, Doris Lee French; seventh
graders are Margie Lou, Sillistine
Thomas, Matte Mao ellis Evelyn
Anthony, Sadie Hightower Tom
eta Williams, Aretha Williams,
Mary Louis Calhoun Palestine,
Dorothy Mae Wilson, Henry James
White, Maryland Stringer, Lucille
Mitchell and Weaver Sixth
grade group received a letter
from Theodore Tidwell in Oak
land Calf, and wondering wheth-
er Miss Carolyn Willis is mar
ried9 The carnival really
provided a place for upper grades
to 60 Harry Robinson is new
ly elected vice president of the
10th grade, serving in the absence
of Henry Morgan, a recent in
ductee Making 6 weeks honor
roll were Tecola Lee and Fred
erick Gillette; Merit roll was
made by Val Wright, James t.
Sanders, Dorothy Mae Lee, Al
bert Tanning Ada b. Wright and
Elizabeth Barker and Susie Wright
~. Prof. Tate visited in Hope
49,. Reported ill are Mrs. Emma
Tate, Oscar Smith, Jesse Dobbins /.
and Alex Coleman -. Bethel
AME Church musical was a great
success Rev. W. M. Eason
and membership will attend con
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05

Sunday Miss Odessa Brown
became the bride of Sgt. An
drew Pitts, Jr., and a reception
followed at the home of Mrs.
Bynum, Sunday afternoon . +.
Mrs. Effie Manley is home nav
ing been released from United
Friends hospital King Sol
ONION Benevolent Lodge No. II
of M. w. Hiram Lodge of Ark
ansas will entertain the Grand
Lodge session, November 26-27
-. Mrs. Inabell Smith received
word that her son, Pvt Herman
l.. Smith is stationed at New
Rivers, N. C. ;. Mr. and Mrs.
Loney Smith visited his sister,
Mrs. Ella Brown enroute to Cali
fornia Sympathy to the be-
reaved family of Mrs. Will Mat
tison.
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05
Jas. Edward Jackson

Mrs. Cory j. Hall of Shreve-
port La, visited in the home Of
her grandmother, Mrs. Sally VOL
bingham and Mrs. ANGELA Jack
son Leaving for California
October 31st were Mrs. Estee
Pree- Dean and little daughter,
Myrlee Fair, Aretha Foster and
Bertha Johnson -. c. C. John
son has returned to Richmond
after a visit with relatives d.
At the organization Of the La
Fayette County Farmers Associa-
ton, Will Martin, L~ewisville, was
elected president; j. @. Warren,
Wood Springs, vice president and
Mrs, Ora Williams, Old Lewis
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05
Conway
Mrs. Odessa Bynum

Mrs. 4. Hill, teacher of Pine
Street High School visited her
sister, Mrs. Dallas Woods, con-
fined in United Friends hospi
tai, Little Rock Mss Mar
tina Branch of the home econom-
les department was week end
guest at her home in Pine Bluff
80. DR.. j. r. ~Jamison, Moderator
and pastor Union Baptist Church,
Morrilton, was evening speaker
at Union Baptist Church here,
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05

vile, secretary Treasurer The
Association voted to petition the
Quorum Court, meeting the third
Monday in November for an APP
preparation to secure a Negro
County Agent and a Home Demon
strater -. The third anniver-
sary of Rev. N. s. Coleman, pas
tor of Antioch Baptist Church
will be celebrated November 10
IA, Rev. A.. l.. Dias of Magnolia
will deliver Anniversary sermon.