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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22
BY RUTH MILLETT

Maybe Basic English is what
the world as a whole needs.
But what we need right here
in America today is a basic
business English that can be
taught to all employees who, in
the course of their days work,
deal with the public.
Such a course should place
importance on looking pleasant.
For actually the expression on a
speakers face is a large part of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22
Arthur ". Fox

Mr.. Arthur E. Fox, 10, died
Thursday in Mt. Carmel hos
pital, Detroit. Funeral services
were held at 2 p. m. Sunday, in
the Bauer Funeral Home in
Richmond, with the Rev. VIM.
Pryor of the Methodist church
officiating. Burial was in the st.
Clair cemetery.
Mr.. Fox is survived by two
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22
Arthur DtlBUu

Arthur Dubay, AZ, died this
morning in the Veterans Hos
pital at Battle Creek, after a
lengthy illness. He is survived
by his sisters and brothers, Mrs.
Carl Deng; Mrs. Catherine Pain
ter; Mrs. Clifford Ringstad; Mrs.
Norman Schultwich; G era d;
Lawrence and Edward.
His body will be at the D. n.
Cooley funeral home Tuesday
afternoon. Funeral services will
be Wednesday morning, with
burial in ST. Peters Catholic
cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22
Mrs. Spears Attends
Mothers Funeral

Mrs. Elmo Spears, AZ SO. Will
son boulevard, left Sunday for
Versailles. KY, 10 attend the
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Vir-
ginia M Steele, who died Nov.
20 at her home there.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22
SPRINGFIELD Ill Ill

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. --(U.p -
Business fell off when customers
Of Bernard Koch, barber, COM
planned that 'lopped-off hairs
were getting down their necks
and scratching. He bought a
vacuum cleaner With a hose at
tachment small enough to slice
under the collar, and now bust
ness is good.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22
Slightly Injured
i'm Parked Car
Accident

Swerving to the wrong side
of the road, Arney D. Gerous,
40, of 5746 Van Dyke road,
Utica, collided with a parked
car on M-53 near Sixteen Mile
road Sunday morning, at $40
a. m, it was reported today by
the Center Line state police. He
was treated at his home for lac
erations and bruises.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22
Mount Clemens Hunter
Kills / Point Buck

A four-day hunting trip was
successful for Mckay Tarring
ton, 665 Harrington stree (,
Mount Clemens. who returned
with point. 1870 pound buck.
The deer was shot near Glennie,
Michigan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22
Miss MiIIett Suggests Course
in Basic Business PoIiteness

what he says. And it's surpris-
ing-considering that il doesn't
tighten their work in any way
how many employees go around
with expressions that are about
as cordial as do Not Disturb"
sign.
Then the magic charm of
Please" I'm sorry" and
Thank you very much" should
be stressed. 1t might not even
be smiss for the teacher OF a
basic business English" course
TO admit that for those who deal
with the buying public, gracious
manners are about as important
as efficiency.
CUSTOMER is GUEST
Another point that should be
made clear is that the customer
is guest, not an intruder, and
an employees words and man.
ner should take that into ac-
count.
Most of the rudeness that one
runs into today obviously is a
reflection of ignorance. For
when il is so easy 10 be pleas
ant and courteous, and when
by being so, ones working day is
so much smoother, only the ig-
norant would allow themselves
ITO be sour-faced and discour-
teous.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22
Obituaries

sisters, Mrs. Staley of Richmond,
and Mrs. S. Thomson of st. Clair
He had made his home with his
niece, Mrs. Frank Krohn, of
Richmond, for the past IS years.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22

OF the 308 battles and engage
ments of the Revolutionary War.
90 took place on the soil OF
New York state.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22

Hilton Head, S. c., site Of a
present day u. s. Marine Corps
camp, was attacked by a bat
talon of Marines in 1861.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22

The squid and lobster swim
backward.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22

A cat-tail is a marsh plant.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22

Patterns for living rooms;
patterns for dining rooms;
for bedrooms in a variety
of colors and designs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-22

Finer quality Administers
that really do things" fol
your home. They're Lux.
ury Administers in smarl
colorings and effects.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
FBI Conferences
In Siufe Include
One ct ~P0scogouIo

sbUuideffna the responsibility
Is eofretasina MI information r.
Hting e. espiouans satHstaFf and
Internal security matters With
si8e eeotefaisoa Of ipai la~seu.
lofepnsent n~fflrrfs the p 4 !
Nsll bold II pollee conferences In
Ire state The eunferenee % be
reid n paacAEsslsa has teet.
scheduled faY March : II 80 D
"a ~ The high ahu0i auditorium
Asih X G. CoNau district atte
nes as guest speaker
Tire original purpose 81 tins
conferences was 81 menillfc ail
palaer fas aetlau N tAe event
81 VA snsi nnW that Waf has BE-
gun the conferences haze euuiin
ued - that mutssal problems can
he discussed aHsf III auvrinp
menis ~ technique brought b lhe
attention II All nzacs officers
All offleefs ~ tie lsw 4fe urged
e. ALTERED ths program phrh. IA
| addition o. q sps~eh by Mr Ce9
"a. will mcl,sar sp~csai motion
nhatutea and TALKS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

had stocked up o. supplies &C.
last them through TINS week The
shopper didn't have much choice
either There we're some fresh
vegetables. q eourse. but Is ev
eryune knaNa there's hardly
enough O. 81 around n these
Wanzswolleu communities and
many shoppers arrived 10 hnd
onlF 3 few battered locking items
reposing lztIessly n the veseta-
ole BINS II some stores but
only q feW there Wss mix anc
anyone who eould bounced n this
Bresa was lef sale and peanut
butter which proved popular.
Potatoes knee an Increased papu-
lariUs and i1uIt found many buy
ers Some pefsons bought pickles
and 3 rise e the sales Figures on
louf promised additional Ers
We and biscuit Il manf homes
Sat hase xou beard what the
latest ruling = one Mos Point
merchant wanted = knoa Cell
lne prices have been pat an q
numoer - fresh vegetable Coz
the merchant haI not IL The
lCoullnued 81 PAGE 8
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
lis Goodbye Can Opener, Hello Stove
For Women AS Canned Goods Dwindle

There's q desperate woman In
many 3 kitchen these DAYS nov
that the great American Institute
canned lood-s practically cut
lur the duration
WhT. the removal d soap and
later. o. paved naaaa - six
underwear and HpstIck Nnuld
Rave hardly struck saeh cousler
nation IN the average feminine
eoul But there II Is Iadies and
whether you Ike i q not xou.ve
got - take =
The men q course think tne
government exercised Harc
sense Of numof when they
thought up TINS Iake o. fhe
women II appears = ae the mas
culina eonceaslas o. opinion who
express the thought with lIsnd-
lsh ehuckies that = lcaks AS
though women are gong T. have
70 learn 20 eook b. sc b. fhe
ehuekIa oeeH ms I'll Be eon-
sidefaaIe les hearts after the
firsf neal the little aamsn cooks
Hiiaaa1 benefit 81 cen opener
Gu grandmother and MANY
81 % mosHeH have held ur
keH hands - huHze1 for 3eaT.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
CanSpecial
Election
FOrMarCh23
Ordinance Coils for
Ruising OF Salaries
OF Two Councilmen

A 2gAeesai elarilua hss ben
eagled ~ TIE yaatus and sigy
tuasuell lar Tuesday. Maaeh - ~
abieh tlte VOTERS If pakraeuile
sill pas "a & proposed ordinance
Kissing tlAe salaries 81 tfa twn
city eaumegimsn from sisa present
si47 90 - Sz@ > Usauth Tn
asF Ua proposed a~Eaihafae gir'
ssEAgs IS Ire usmgga Wsli gssnaifl
81 81 - - preAns
On November p ~ orsllssanes
pased ~ the ruaslleH proposing
a. Taas glse @lafief 81 lle uaasta
and tao csSs1Iriimen ~ SD 81
mf 1ssssish wa dcfaated hy ihs'
eoiern ii an extremely light egtr
ny q margin q IA & lU a pro-
ppasa increase IN tht tax levy
wa als0 dnfeated ~ Elu yolers 81
tnis etncii1fa
The new proposed ordinance
wns Mdaptrst Al the regular niest
snE - ~ city council ~ Fe1Fu
4sy - with al members voting
f~aVofaoly
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
County Library
To Close For
Lack Of Funds

In the absence a. any formal
notice from the city or county
officials to = the continued oper
ation Of tire counts library after
me withdrawal Of WpA funds on
March rs. i viii he necessary 20
stop the checking ouf Of any IL
brarR material Monday. Mares !
Mrs Lola Keii. librarian. an
nounced Thursday
The library viii remain open
~ that persons having books may
retuFn them All library material
mus b. returned b March IS
Mrs keil said
Although 3 movement has been
undeF way Tor the past iew weeks
b. draw up q plan for tne refinan-
cEnE q the library. nothing def
mite has been accomplished be-
yond the promise 81 the paxca.
eeala cltY officials to budget Sc
month toward the maintenance
q ne library A previous $50 3
month allowed b the Board Of
Supervisors mas ben under dis
pate and No announcement has
eNen made by the supervisory
nedy a. q whether this amount
~ D. continued after TIE with
drasal q WPA AID OF not Ii
nfaIy committee members both
q Nos Point and PaScoais 10
c. groups and county committees
vi meet Nith the board Monday
Tor 3 final ruling
Inasmuch IS the $50 promised
p RascaEoala government IS n.
~eAzIaclent u Operate The library.
plan must b. carried oct 81 Close
- library by March IS unless
tuFIaef assistance S obtained.
- kea announced
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
Cherries Couch Hurt
Ia Auio Crash On
HighwuY 80 Sunday

chafles Couch = wears old.
xuIlaeed ; dlslocated Mp and lac
eFaIhaas # the iaead ard face
Sunday when = truck ne Was
afivfnN skidaed and left the
aE crashing into > tele-
pnne pole Ray Anderson n.
nf Caandall Miss. = passenger in
lte truck with Couch escaped
with minor injuries
Charges al reckless driving
were filed by Highway Patrol
man Bud Gray after the accident
which occurred on Highway %
between Mess Point and Kreole
on > curve The injured persons
werc taken to jackson County
hospital for treatment Anderson
was discharged but Couch. who i
q native Of Moss Point will be
hospitalired for several weeks
probably
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

over the easualnez Of the aver
aKe housewife to-day who stays
Il the bridge club OF Oh 3 shop
uIug expedition until the last
minute and then PUSHES home and
puts q three course dinner on the
table without turning 3 haif-aIl
CT Of eaus And mothers q
sans have expected a. So them
I'll apart ~ canIlls for years -
tae result q such treatment But
TIE men look us ss husky -
they did when Hev pushed Their
number lis beneath Mamaz
EHaantnE aasrd-aad g - - them
afe living longer And We b.
Heee tie declining death rate
I'll confIuue aa. thal dinner :
gong e. nave e. y . little home
made samethine-we surely q
ROPE 3
shoppeu Have Small choies
Moudax the urst daE of ths
ean-freezinR eaHef saw : dropping
81 81 shoppers - mans of lHe
aHacerF stores = PateaEaala ana
Mos POINT store managers -
ported Ths Haz largely due i
Us iaef that masi housewives
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
Bandit Cuts
Bars,Flees
Jail
Police Capture
George Robinson
In North OF State

sewing . window bar APPARENTLY
with = hack saw. George Arnold
Robinson - yeaFs old. esespeu
ifom the JHekatu County jail
Thursday might where he was
being held fog the gfand iuFs ar
armed robbery charges
Robinson wss captured Tues
aaY aiNAuf si& miles from Aeknf
man afieF ns had held NJ and
robbed D farmer. officials ferHofl
eu II. is hslnN held IN the Ack
prfnau jail
The Jail break AS discovered
about midnight Thursday by
une 81 the several prisoners ahar
ing . cell with Robinson n the
local Jail. TIE mar wbo found
the hole where Robinson had
sawed the window bar and then
broken uaf called out the win
dow 70 Iseo Byrd. lailer and depu
" sheriff. ard told him Of Robin
sons escape a iew Of the pfiA
onefs IN the cell knaw 81 the es-
cape but made no effort to avail
themselves ef the avenue Of es-
cape and several men IN the cell
dld not awaken until authorities
entered the cell fof Investigation
Nj Byrd rushed 10 the iail
snA after seeing the situation no
titled Sheriff J Guy Knehs and
police officials Nj Byrd and
County Highway patrolman Lee
eral sections Of the state g. warn
Grad sections Of the state D. waFn
uflicle= - - on the look 0ut
tor tbs escaped bandit
Robinson hnd heen arFesseu
here following the hold up Of
q TAXI driver and ne appFopris.
ton . the automobile on High
way IS near Moss Point January
n Tire car wax found shortly
after that IN Meridian and Robin.
hon himself Wss apprehepded Ia
that town Brought hack % Pas
ragoula be WAS gwen . pfelrm.
mary hearing and bound ever to
the grand jury without bond
he was discovered N . swamp
near Ackefman after be had been
discovered 81 daylight Monday IN
a barn hy v ? Mcclure farmer.
Robinson held Mcclure up Wilh
a gun and robbed him of his
money He Is also wanted oy
federal authorities in connection
with the burglary Of the postos
flee at Fentresx three miles from
Ackerman
Sheriff krehS contacted Aek-
erman officials immediately upon
hearing Of RohInson's capture
7 and asked that he he turned oycf
10 Jackson County authorities q
face charges here However
whether he will y ileid there
tef = special session Of the grand
gury or be- returned 10 Jackson
County has not been determined
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
City 10 Lease
Garbage Trucks

AuanEeHents fox TIE kazlnk
n to sdaszseasl garbage trucks
s0E re eitT sanitary depzrtmeuf
Nere csntazned q "a ordinances
sdapaea b re mayer ans rsty
council a. = meeting hei1 safur-
dsy Fenraag al
Tie cItF . leasing TIE trucks
fFom Robert Ladnsm under - %
tor = purchase
The ordE4zses So Il par nat
the esf9. - having mEEzaent
fuu1t At thu time ta purchase tie
tNo uacks has negotiated 8 lease
sltH Hr Ldnier Under Ee pru
sHom 81 Wairh Ha city s -
have to epzson q purchasing
them - g. ease naFmsnI q :
prics q 81 E4m
Tha trucks zfe Z ae en- enc
aan - Chesfoief Haek 80 ane
IEurua& - EaEe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
T L APES E 5

Plttsburgh-You wouldn't -
lleve Il but the Latin course r.
Winchester -Thursiou EkFk school
here IS tremendously papular-ah
because AIMS Nary GeFwlg ere
y TIE instructors IS giving Caesar
5 modern parallel n Hitler.
Caesar. lGke Hitler. starfea hs
conuuesa o. snail aaarmea M
tons lis GefNig sats The path
q rs 1eGons - HeIxena As
smooshed og DfEeionx a. early
version QuailnE The Heivetlans
harnea VILLAGES and gram IieHas
before Uhe sdsanc5nE Romans
Hast = re Russians have daae
Caesar ass haia = ~Ns9aai
Line zzys Mz GeH9tE : IS
nile alEck aaa Wall along re
Rhoue river. Ndth pHIlbox IaHr'
= tnleHEas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
Red Cross Drive
To Gel Under Way
In County Mari

The annual BED Cross Roll
Call nnd Var Fund drive wtli
~ Opened IN Jackson Coants
March 1. sectional eneamen Al
bounced Thursday With approx
snateIR $1,000 s. 3 eounty oao
t. committees are laying plans
f0f , eouHtvwlde beverage zstn
the goai a membership or Special
gift from every citizen
The initial meeting ws& hetd ~
the Moss Point COMMITTEES under
she direction 81 Saul PeGszell
chairman Thursday night -
which time ways and means Fl
raising tire 81 40 quota we're dis
cussed
We are regarding that s. go
) : . minimum. Mr. Feterxeli
said. and we expect - ratse
more than ever before this year
This Is > year when every man,
woman ard child should dig down
n has Or her pockets deeper thar
ever before - finance the world
wide work which Is being done
BY the Red croxx. 3 work pro
gram which = greatly augmented
BY the War
The quota fof pascaannls has
been SET At a higher figure than
IN any other section Of the eoun-
y because Of the greatly IN
creased population a Inquire
Of $500 FOR memberships and
$4,000 for special gifts has been
apportioned to this community
and the drive viii BE- directed BY
Joe " Brumfield. chairman
Thomas r Wells J. Z Store and
Dallas Smith are cochalrmen
In oeean Springs the member
ship goal is $500 and tire special
gift quota s $500 According
70 George W Young. chairman.
il IS believed that the drive N
that section viii more than nei
the s. 100 quota.
Every citizen Of the eutirs
United Stales - urged to double
ms or her contribution made II
previous years due 10 the national
emergency and the scope Of lie
foreign program neceSs4tated By
the presence Of SO many Amer.
lcan soldiers IN foreign eountue:
and b the dire need N occupiee
countries
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
Bond Sale Heads
Stress Payroll
Deduction Plan

Sfrexsing the importance ~ the
payroll deduction plan fof ths
purchase al war bonds ~ h
Swayxe. deputy administrators Of
bana sales IN ttse state. addressed
the jackson County COMMITTEES
ard citizens from Mos pesat.
Ocean Springs ard paseagonla n
q meeting held al ne Court
House Thursday
In thlS section where there are
= numhef ~ Industries. zonie Of
which have tremendous navrullk
,hss pas roll deduction plan Is the
most effective method Of insufing
the proper ten per cert invest
ment IL ~sf bonds he said
Attending TINS meetiHg with
nj SaWyxr was A & Brush
Laurel bond safes official Tor this
section v y HERRING IS chair
man Of ths jackson Ceuniy com
mite. with 7 ] Morris ST. vice
chairman. and hirA Manuelia
Taylnf. secretary These appoint
nsents - made from the state
headquarters iu Jackson
Plans fof the sales campaign
IN tins county wcfe discussed At
Inc meeting and Mr.. Herring an.
nuanced that an executive cun.
mliiec tot the county aua other
committee heads Nlli Dc appoint
~ IN the near future
There IS q feai need for an
active permanent COMMITTEES 70
BE- 10 charge 81 pushing bond sales
n jackson County Mr. Herring
declared
Judged % past monthly sigunee
Jackson County RANKS With the
majority ii the counties in ths
state IN sales and Mississippi s
ahage the average state ~ the
union Mr. Herring pointed cut
But that ISN'T good enough
~ said We want "a - fighs 81
top with on average
THIS Wa< oae Of q series 81
meetings held throughout The
stale 10 revive sustain and con.
tinue 81 sale II bombs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
School Bus Route
Revision Made
To Save Mileage

A total Of % miles ; day was
saved Tor school buses AZ . re-
cent meeting Of county school att
lhoFities called BY A r Mege
hee. county school superintend-
ent
This meeting was held IN re-
sponse 10 requests that bus routes
be reduced or eliminated com
pletely wherever possible 70 con
serve rubber and gasoline and
save wear and tear On the trucks
Although nc buses were taken off
the route completely. side trips
which covered = distance less
than : mile ard 3 hail from the
main linz yer discontinued Ac-
cording 70 IaW. buses are only
allowed TO make special trips %
pick up children living more than
two miles from the principal bus
route. Under this provision. TIE
uus trip 70 the city limits at the
South Of Pascagoula has been
stopped since the opening Of the
new elementary school which IS
less than two miles from the city
boundary
The Griffin bus 81 Nancleave
had ) reduction % Is miles 3 day
when i was found 3 four mile
rip T. 8 certain point and back
twice 3 day duplicated . route
made BY q bus serving anataeT
school ne children Nho former
Is rode On the Naneleave bus
Nere required % change schools
5 as 70 ride e. the other bux. Nr
MeEehee explained
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
Annual Trustee
Election Be
Held March 6

The annual trustee election m
jackson County wiii be held me
itrst Saturday IN March - Z pm
81 various school houses. A F.
Megehee. county superintendent
uf Schools announced.
Trustees in Ocean Springs and
Moss Point are under municipal
government and arr appointed ~
the mayer and board of aldermen
III Megehee pointed cut and
pascagoula and LYONS are rural
separate school districts and VII
- appointed nv the county eu-
peftniendeni Of education unless
> petition signed BY . MAORI
= ~ voters requesting the ap-
potniment Of q certain person a
that position Is received before
the appointment he said
Daisy Vestry. being a Iine
school has five trustees with or
from Stone County. one ffnm
Jackson County
In al eases only one Trustee
Is elected o. appointed each year
for the trustees. whether there ere
three o. five serve on = staggered
term schedule 50 that only unH
term expires each year The ntas
tees are appointed by the eouuts
superintendent N Escatawpa ua-
less q petition IS received from
citizens If that community.
According t. the law. any
school other than municipal. ms
change from elective 10 appoinfEee
system b pculioning the schoai
board before the election date
The final meeting Of the school
board before the election das4
Wtll BE- held Saturday At 10 an
At thc Court House IN pascagoula
III MeGehee sad
To b. eligible for election g
The ofitce q school trustee. q Per.
son must b. 3 bona flde rel.
dent uf the district and . cuas
fed elector and he must net b
an employee Of the school d.
tflct 3 teacher IN ans pulls
school . member Of the board =
aldermen or 3 member Of -
county school beard
To Vote q man must - q bonz
TIDE resident ard q qualified elee.
tot and be must possess one q
these qualifications either q -
iron Of tie school . parent q !
child Nha vii b. Of school -
On o. before TIE FIRST day Of SEP
tembeF. - own real property s
tie district ltahle 10 taxation -
sehooI purposes assessed ou IL.
last preceding assessment rolls q
liz county
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
Teachers Hear
Adult Education
Head Saturday

Addressing approximately $50
geaehefN from throughout the
county. Df ] II Morton pxulea-
M Manfkanzt1aA1lM n Ms3atss
ksppl STATE College. discussed
specsal aUsv courses a1f teachers
now being carried or Il lee eaun
- + meetGne Of ire jackson
Un ehefs Association
eld Saturday morning at the
Fasragmila High scboaf
A number q training courses
arr hesna offered ufsaief this pro
gram winch alzo Includes advise
~ conferences Dr. Merton has
been eoming = paseaEanAs anee
every month for lhe pasf leW
months 70 confer with jackson
enunsy seaeheFs on ans special
questions with which thes are
concerned ANY leaeheF who
aesirek has the opportunity Of
appealing 70 DE Morton At tins
time for assistance n solving any
classroom problem
2 Il Cooley Of Orange Lake,
president Of inc association. pre-
sided and ne viii appoint the
delegates u attend the NiSsis
sippl Educational Association 20
~ held II jackson IN March The
president ard secretary. Miss
Fannie Vaughan automatically
hecoiHe delegates ard uthes ap.
p~oiuuasenN wtH b. announced
iaieg ~ ATT Cooley
Material fur registration lor
Ration Book Ne : Was dsslfib-
nfed r. teachers a. THIS meeting
Anich adjourned at Hssan