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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-14

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Evening star., 1943-03-02
Dratha

u,snd SMITH IAC9uELINE LOU. On sunday
jAouEL1NE Lou asS SMITH betsnsi' beloved daHeh Mf
ter ssrv;sds OF sdwin and Marsery E, Smith
s 1sh St. ae on Wednssdan sapefaa March n9ms 5
fnterment in Washinston ehon Nstionai neena cem
soNTAG. THE REV CHARLES =. Or
Mclean, Va. the Rev. cHARLEs F, Sun
snd of hs bsr ste Of Iqa ob RnY
Kenneth F; and Harcourt G: sontas and
hoe b may f and cal MASS At the Lee
services will be held on Wednesday, March
3. at pm. Relatives and friends invited
1nterment private.
MorasN ma9MANi M.rcb CHARLES L saddsnIy: or
TAYMAN, the son of Allie n. and Edith
c. Rawlings Tayman.
Bros funeral home, Upper Marlboro Nd,
where services will be held on Thursday
cemepe4y r. Al Forastva sa Md 1dermen
vASILAKOS, STEVE. On Sunday, Feb
ruary 2s. 1943. STEVE VAsILAKOs. Re
mains main RESTING at Chambers funeral, home,
Services at SIS. Constantine and Helen
Church. 9th and G sts. s.w.. at 2 pm. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
vI" IvN' biNEiIE 1. SudoenlS'
WAsHINGfoN aaen Of nsa 1st St. nW mother s
Of T. c.. Washington, daughter of jamie
R. Farnell aunt Of S. A. Washington. niece
OF Florence Tucker Remains may be
viewed at Frazier'S funeral home, $50 r. l.
ave. NV.
Notice of funeral later. 3
WHITACRE, GUssIE LEE. On Mon
acRE AZ Mafcb al b4os 1af e. St GussE baeg LEE %HI H
Of Amos H. Whitacre. mother OF cecilia
w. Menefee and sister of Elma j. Whitacre
services at the s. H. Hines Co. funeral
nome, 2901 14th st. NV, on Thursday,
March 4, at pm. Interment Herndon,
YOUNG, CHRISTINE E. Departed this
HE on Sunday, February 2s, 1913, at
Gallineer Hospital, CHRISTINE E. YOUNG.
beloved wife of Hilary Thomas Young
Sne also is survived by i've daughters. one
son, three sisters. one brother and other
Estns Tsstyes and friends; Remains resting at
Capitol St, until 4 pm Wednesday. March
3; then at her late residence. 41O NJ st. Sc.
Funeral services Thursday, March 4, at
3 am. at St Vincent de Pauls Catholic
etery. 3
zIMMERLI. ROBERT WALTER. On
Hoaaas Me5sh wAarrR at$ r
zimmerli and brother of Mrs. Louise sew White. e.
Mrs. Lena Duckwall. Arthur B. Zimmerli,
warner J. Zimmerl, Mrs. Emily Tennyson.
Charles 2: Zimmerli, Mrs. Verna Ruhl and
Mrs Pauline Smith: son q. the late Charles
home, 1901 14th st. NV, on Thursday.
March 4. at l am. Rela tives and friends
invited. 1nterment Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
; Gas Deaths Accidental,
One Suicide, Coroner SAYS

Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
today issued certificates of acci-
dental death in three cases and of
suicide in fourth, all of whom died
through gas poisoning.
Edward r. Webb, 80. a house
painter and Margaret Hesslinger
about 30. were found dead, accord
ing to police, in a basement apart
ment at 4611 Davenport street yes
terday afternoon. Police found a
gas stove burning in the kitchen,
Their deaths were declared acci-
dental.
Mrs. Enola N. Reeves, 63, of SIC
East Capitol street was found yes-
terday by relative in the basement
room OF house in the 200 block
OF Sixth street Sc. Police reported
the woman was discovered with a
gas hose under a jacket which cov-
cred her head. DR.. Macdonald has
issued a certificate of suicide.
Joseph Berry. 63, watchman of
1911 Eleventh street Sc. was found
dead in his room with the let of a
small heater turned on. His death
was ruled accidental.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Births Reported
Richard and Eva Ackroyd. girl.
Ia mas and Eilaop A1ln, -

hinhsrd r cha. la and A,1s.a Eya Aekroyd girl
Es,1 Earl and Thelma Baldwin, boy.
William and Viola Barnes girl.
William and Dorothy Baxter. girl.
Ralph and Mary Berry. girl
Frank and Mildred Bleicher, boy.
Clinton and Elizabeth Bogley. boy.
aHaroid Haro,a and FRANCES Bowser,, boy.
Albert and Harriet Brophy. boy.
Joseph and Bessie Brown. boy.
Hayes and Florence Bryan, boy.
John and Edna Burke. girl.
George and Noreen Burns, girl.
Mitchell and Tarncey Church. boy.
Ralph and Virginia CLARK, girl.
Donald and Evelyn Compton. girl.
James and Mary cornett. Boy Boy
Jeremiah and Valborg Courtney. boy.
Fred and Ruth DiMisa, boy.
M MErnest and Della Drew. girl.
n!aoimie and Zinaida Erofeer. boy.
Robert and MarEuerite Galentine, boy.
Gomstock and Florence Chaser. girl.
FREDERICK and Narcissa Greene, boy.
Eaymond and Lillian Harper, girl.
TiI1,s GnTsls and Trinidad Hicks, girl:
Laverne and Belle Jacomet. girl.
Clifford and Marguerite Jespersen. girl
James and Nora Kelly. boy
Leslie and Helene Kemp, girl.
W. SLNC dAO IMAIlOn hfQQ, Rl1l.
Vincent and Verna Kirby. boy,
Charles and Maria Lee, boy.
Clifford and Agnes Loll. girl.
JACK and Elsie Love, girl
Eldredge and Emma Luttrell, girl.
John and Classic Lyle, boy.
Bernard and Kathleen Maier. boy,
Franck and Suzanne Marchone boy.
William and Mary Martin, girl
George and Faith Maxwell boy,
Raymond and Eva Menser, boy,
Fred and Julia Miller, girl
Harold and Luisa Minor. boy,
Charles and Olivia McCaIlurr1. sirl,
Roy and Helen Mcdaniel girl
William and Betty McWilliamk. boy.
George and Emily Nagel. girl.
John and Geraldine Newman, 10y.
George and Beulah Niedomanski, girl.
Edmund and Anne Oakes, boy.
William and Dorothy Orr, boy.
James and Grace Patterson, boy.
George and Marion Patterson, girl.
Guy and Dofothy Pearl. girl
Frederick and Esther Pfalzgraf. eirl,
William and Phyllis Pole. girl,
John and HERNIA Reid, girl.
Edgar and Mary Rodgers, boy,
Jack and Katie Rosenberg. girl.
Harold and Katherine Schwamp, girl,
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Rites for Miss Amman
10 Be Held in Emmitsburo

Miss Gertrude Amman, 70, of 1909
Nineteenth street NV. died SUNDAY
at her home after a long illness.
A Washington resident for Is
years, she came from a well known
family in Emmitsburg, Md. Miss An
nan was the daughter of the late DR..
ROBERT Louis Amman and Columbia
Motter AMMAN. Her sister. Miss Anna
E. AMMAN Is a deputy clerk at Dis
trict Court.
Also surviving are two brothers.
Louis M. Amman of Illinois and An
drew Amman Of Emmitsburg, and
three sisters, Alice Amman of Wash
ington and Amelie and Elizabeth
Amman Of Taneytown, Md.
Funeral services will be held In
Emmitsburg.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
ment. He made his home at 1414


ment. He made his home at 141A
Decatur street NV.
Mr., Conlon was a member of the
District Bar Association and the
American Bar Association. Active
in the Ancient Order of Hibernians
he was a past commander of the
Commodore Barry Division. He also
was past commander of Post II,
Irish War Veterans; belonged to the
Carroll Council. Knights of Colum-
bus; the Washington Fourth Degree
General Assembly and the Holy
Name Society.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Lucretia E. Conlon; sister. Mrs
Mary Bennett. both Of this city: a
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Robert N. Ludd Dies;
leose-Lend EmpIoye

Funeral services for Robert Nelson
Ladd SO, employe of the Lease-Lenc
Administration. who died Saturday
at his home at 80 Carroll avenue
Takoma Park, Md. will be held at
8 o'clock tonight at the Takoma
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll avenue
Burial will be private.
A native of Brooklyn, Mr.. Ladd
came to Washington in 1886 as an
employe of the Navy Department
Besides his widow, Mrs. Loretta J
Ladd, he is survived by a son, 1t
R. N Iadd il
Evening star., 1943-03-02
George Gunther, Jr.,
will Be Buried Todav

BALTIMORE. March George
Gunther, jr,, 68, former president of
the George Gunther, jr., Brewing
Co., will be buried today. He died
Saturday in a hospital after an
operation.
A native of Baltimore, Mr.. Gum
ther formed his own brewing COM
panv after the death of his father.
Evening star., 1943-03-02

brother. Thomas Conlon, Albany, N.
Y. and three sisters, Mrs. Hugh
Lyskey. Mrs. Margaret Stack and
Mrs. Martin Ruane, all of Ireland.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 a m. tomorrow at the Hines fu-
neral home, followed by mass at 9
a. m. In the Sacred Heart Church.
Burial will be in Lawrenceville. Ill,
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Count Troussoff Dies:
Perfume Manufacturer

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, March Count
Pierre Petrovitch Troussoff. 10. Rus
sian nobleman who developed a per-
fume which he sold to an exclusive
Social Register clientele, died Sum
day.
Feeling Russia during the revolu-
ton. he lived in Paris until 1923,
when he came TO New York. The
perfume. which he sold only to his
social friends, was named "Droush-
ka,' in English, Darling"
Evening star., 1943-03-02
James Con|on, 81, Expert
On Tax Procedure, Dies

James Conlon, 81 lawyer, died
yesterday after long illness. He
was the author of a book on COM
mon Federal tax procedure and ap-
peals and practiced before the local
courts.
A native of Ireland, ne came to
this city 30 years ago and was in
private practice over 20 years. Prior
TO his private work he was an in
vestigator for the Interior Depart
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Dr.. {. J. Doerinq, 81, Dies

CHICAGO, March tP,-Dr. E. J
Doering, 81, head of the United
States Medical Examining Board
during the World War. died yester-
day. He was the oldest past presi-
dent of the Chicago Medical Society,
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Deaths Reported

fnarles .ai1 sI,ik Binker IL 5 Blue Plains D; C.
Nary oS W.on "s g. sus sd4s plsRs Nehols % ave-.
Enie A. Johnson. 81. 426 New York ave.
Haney Nance, AZ, ea1o Georgia ave. NV.
Percy l. Kirkvood 32. ciarksdale. Miss. s.'
Pessie Moses. 32. 1913 9 st: NV,
Anna e. Fisher, 81, Clifton Torrance Apts.,
Emma ,r, Rankin, Y: 2lss CALIFORNIA st. NV.
George Kieny. 73 1918 Howard st. NV.
Lycurgus E. Powell, II. 422 Butternut st.
Sarah Bakel. 70. $500 9th st. NV.
Lille " sparshott, 66. 2145 K st. NV. :,
sagmund P, Weinberg, "a, 1928 Spring I'd.
Daniel ,Arrowood, 81, U: S. Soldiers Home.
John E. Mellon, 81. 140s Minnesota ave.
LAWRENCE !. Tenley, 50; 21a 18th st. ne.
Marsr Esars = safs saniors g. & s3 3$lG lih s D
Dayid Vl Stewart, 81 III Gray St. Danville,
esqns Aeasn eas = s. -" 1889 1fR sh St St
Mary A. Langworthy, 72. 14o1 Columbia
Cora NJ. Mills, Sc, a1aa 18th st. NV.
Harvey Moore. 65 2l7 1st St ne
Frederick H. Bowling. SO, 6l3 Girard st.
joseph P = Reynolds 81. '9 91s sst's sth st. s ne
Francis j. Pugsley, so. 632 5th ST. ne
John G. Hughes, 40, Woodbridse, Va
Annie T Wilkerson Al. 2S5s Knox ter Sc.
Anna s. Tassa 25 627 Maryland ave. s.w.
Infant Marjorie J. Zehring, Alexandria.
Infant Richard S. Wasserman, Arlington.
Infant Herr, 724 1th st. Sc
John w. Jordan. SO, 1907 Sherman ave.
NV.
octretta Brewer So a36 26th st. NV.
Vera s. Drake. 81, Whitlow Hotel D. c.
Infant Leslie McCray, jr:. Gesford CT s.e.
Infant Hunter, 172@ 7th ST. NV.
Infant Pinkard. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1943-03-02

n.
r. L. SHERIDAN, F. C. 2
coNLoN. JAMES. Members Of the Com
81 ar s4osr Fl % aGe sfsd q Mem6e ns asa
ss: some eysGn sso 14th a nx At Mrsh
s1s. NJ n5RfaRIT7. 5SzSRH PA RALy e. President
CONWAY. ALICE NJ. On Tuesday. March
ne. ist1i icE E NJ aet coNWAY, SS beloved sister Of
Notice OF funeral later.
COX. MARGARET NJ. On Monday,
MfA ~ h l. ,as4 ,s4s MsARgARrF sisE 9ns n oss' cox
Services at Holy Trinity church. Georse-
terment private
M.seh Sst J., 1913 tos 4 sls zsslasnss iSsa
ioy.d i.da husband fs " Of fasnces croswel Foley
ave. NV. on THURSDAY, March 4, at $50
Ollie Church, where mass will be offered at
Q am. Interment private. 3
FRANKLIN, MARY. On Monday. March
MAR sas rASKN r sfE IhS0enss Rsmans Hl' fesnT s
the Allen & Morrow, Inc, funeral home,
FULD. CLARA C., On Monday, March
]. 1943. at her residence, 1901 Calvert ST:
rw. CLARA G. FULD, beloved wife of
Isaac Fud. She also is survived by her
niece. Miss Daisy Joseph. Remains rest
neral home sslNd. 35Gl 14th s NV shor ,o,.,
home on Thursday March 4 at ii m,
1nterment Adas Israel Cemetery. 3
GENUS. JOHN FRANKLIN DoDE). On
Monday March l. I943 at his r yesdsnGe ,GI e;
tpoDE, ofe eENus S Remains mains rRAnsAiN restns At
Frazier's funeral home, 3s9 r. /. ave. W.
Notice of funeral later.
GIBSON. MARY. On Friday. February
IS; o, la4S s., at el5 pm a. her s1pS assdence ss
loved mother Of Robert Holmes Of New
York City: daughter of Parker smith She
also leaves two sisters, one brother. other
relatives and friends. Remains resting at
Funeral wednesday, March 3. at pm
from the Good VIII Baptist Church, y 81
between 18th St ans aas,;l.1 l6Lh stS nv Rev
&C. Interment Payne's Cemetery.
GRAY, ANNIE. Or Monday, March !
1913, ANNIE GRAY, friend OF Mrs Pra
ther. She is survived by several nieces
and nephews,
funeral home, N, J., ave. and R st. NV,
March 4. at II a m. 1nterment Wood.
lawn Cemetery.
HAMMOND. N1TA HOPE On Tuesday
beloved wife OF Clarence Hammond Alsc
surviving are seven children, sister. Mrs
Bessie Hope johnson: two brothers. Floyo
and William william Hope other relatives anc
Notice of funeral later. Arrangements
by Mcguire.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
FIRTH

DOWELL. 1t A. Yates DoweiL IL, and
Mary Nielsen Dovell Of 3026 Newark st
NV, announce birth of A YATES DOW
ELL III yesterday at Garfield Hospital.
Evening star., 1943-03-02

Why should your Uncle Sam have
to dun anybody to buy War bond
to help preserve the democratic way
Of living? Buy bond as your own
expression of willingness to help.
Evening star., 1943-03-02

/. JAMES. Members Of Wash
ington General Assembly, 4th
Degree, knights of Columbus,
are notified of the death of Sir
Knight JAMES CONLON and
are requested to assemble at the
8. H. Hines Co. funeral home,
2901 14th st NV. Tuesday,
March 2, 1943, at T45 pm.
for recitation of prayers. Re-
ouiem mass to be said at the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Twenty Drafted
From County In
October Quota

Twenty white men kere u.
suicide INTO tn L S arHssa lorc
iram Jaeksan aaaufy - ~ Oeia.
hef cal according 10 a. an
nouaeemenf usaae hv seIeciisa
Sefelee Board officials
Going into TIE Army aae Reu.
ben Jackson 2 } Broom Hos
sell 4 Mallelte Ford Eageua
CuuHs#f. TO- Wilmer sIannos
phef Preston Henry Gaassick
Vauaman Packard Waller Le&a
Toue9 ST. Jame NoaH Fgadrta.
and JaHn BalIes Campbell
Choosing tnH Navy Nele WI.
liam Dee Fraas Dewitt Tnoma.
Fountain Hlnke Patton Heidel.
berg j. Fredaia AoaaF Hazard.
HafaIe Everett YaaH John
Tnamas Bishop EleY Theodore
biaaar Kenneth BryaHl Holden
ans EleHald Alton hlaan
E2aFa HaIHH Beauasz #s De-
cHpIea ~ lie : S AiaIlaa C1qz.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Name Committee
To Study County
c. OF c. Plans

a meeting sponsored bs the
Moss Point YAfBc held Tuesday
night ~ fne puscaguula HIgh
school auditorium for the pur.
pose Of considering plans for or
ganising . jackson County Cham
her Of Commerce resulted IN the
naming of a committee which y
charged with studying ali phases
of the proposed organization 20
report back ta a meeting Ia be-
called IN the near future
Named on the committee were
A J. Bresenann. president If
the Moss Point YkiBC, E II Ba
cot and Spencer Beebe
Tuesday meeting was presided
over ~ HeFmes = Gauiier as
temporary chairman. with Mr.
Beebe acting as secretary About
Is Representatives 81 eiVie and
business organizations in Moss
Point and PHscaaonia attended
Tne advantages rf q Chamber
81 C~ornulefen ana steps fl4at have
BEEN taken toward its nrganiz
ti0n, we're outlined by Mr. Gau-
tier ana discussed generally from
the floor
The meeting resulted from 3
letter sent 20 all civic erganiza-
lions IN The county by the YMBC
asking that two representatives
~ each individual club De named
10 attend the meeting
Following the discussion. II was
decided that members Of organ
lzatIous attending the meeting
would report back 90 their var.
ious organizations. outlining the
plans for the formation Of the
County CROPS. in preparation for
the meeting Il BE- called by the
committee.
First step IN the present plans
was taken by the YMBc through
"a meeting called several weeks
age which had g guests and prin
cipsl speakers the president and
secretary of the Mobile Chamber
Of Commerce
i vas pointed oui b ndivid
uais.at the meeting that such an
ogganfzatiosi. WITT a fall-ume
trained secretary would be in
valuable 20 the county ss 3
whole and that each individual
community II the county VIII
benefit from Tire progress Of the
county ~ d whole
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
VagranCY Is
Studied By
Civic Group

Appointed 90 consider means of
eumbagng vagranex ana ahsen-
teeism n pascagoula o commit
Tee - the PascaKonla Civic
Council met Mondag and Weanes
day nights for the purpose Of
investigating the situation The
committee IS composed d HENRY.
Gsutef & S Smith and Dallas
Smith
AZ tie meeting Garner - the
Neek representatives Of al labor
unmuz and membea Of re hw'
Enforcement departments u both
eity ana o8untx Nefe requested
q cuufef With COMMITTEES mem-
beers HaauE ta a4aga placing any
added burden 90 3 small anu al
Eeady aFeHtaNed police faEes inc
committee announced az apln
Hun thst 3 personal apnsal 60
every workman = Work - less
fhan = hours 3 Week unless
feaiis u Wouid b. the hasf 8p
pfoaea = sac pHaalem
We 81 thaf - appeal - me
afala end patriotism q every
Han & So ID io0 and wuHE a rs
curing these aEaeanoln times
III. h 90 besf anHruaeh = tbe
HarraaHH HrFH committee
fUlazIz HIfI
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Woman Fatally
Burned Bayou
CasOiie Friday

Mrs Essie Rose Morrison. Al
years old was burned to death
iate Friday afternoon when her
Clothes caught iiEe while she was
alone IA tine house
Her husband. Il S Morrison.
who Is employed At the lngall
shipbuildunR Corporation yard.
had stepped out Of the house for
q icw minutes As ne was rom-
ING into the yard from hls err
rand his wifc ran 70 the front
porch 3itn her elothing aalaxe
He suatehed blankets ard endea-
vored - pat out the flames but
Mrs Morrison was 50 badly burn
ea that she died very shorts az
her she was taken BY ambulance
s. the jackson County hospital
The origin os the fre 80 not
determined
The Morrison family nae moved
aerc from Birmingham oalYa few
months aEu A native o. Texas
Mrs Morrison S survived hy her
husband and seven children s3e
youngest 81 whom are three.
Y~eaf.uId 1Wtus
TIVE haiv was sent by Mckay
FuuefsI Home Ia Birmingham sur
burial
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Jail Practices
Are Scored By
Rotary Speaker

The average state and couufs
lali might Wea b. called q uni.
geNR of Crime
fhst IS TIE opinion q Roy Car
ri peLamosie Mos Point wha
recently served Tor lafee months
IS assistant chaplain Il me led.
eH ponitennafy ia Atlanta and
= eas staaIed other penal ~
safaflous He addressed ihe Mos
POINT Rotary club i the weekly
1aHeheun meeting reid Thurs
aas
TIE preatIee - 6mprmonInk
criminals tosether with -
Thought q segregation IHte zee =
experience sfaups affords excel.
Iens opportunity Toe the young
hHs5 offender Co learn much 8.
criminal procedure from tne haFa
end laW breaker Pes state -
eaaHa lals separate lae pF5aH
80 Houss - iatHan 81 Dc -
- are aazeaung ne purpose =
- PRISON sHlch S So the Hfe-
taetIau o. saeIetN
haa can g PRISON protect -
sHex wnea azlhin a. aalls there
sass oHna tunin - 3 Naaaz
person aFHe#Eea 81 tire hHs5
uas m taka ID pasl Graduate
course treM 8 man Nhe b. pres
60 and HEHerieneH Han tezEH
BE taf HHHEacies = hreaAHnH
llaaHaea m ase a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Recreation Survey
Planned By Group
In ~Poscugoulo

A recreation survey has ben
off1es#lIs appsautaa o. Ehe ufg
cauucH believing tfa nn
datlah as the ps1goaia Civte
Council Heaaing .1e sraalp a A
= MaF 80 the ESQ - chairman
and other mennhegs are Mr. liza
ahath La,sde FgaeFai Public
WORKS Authority Mn Y G
.Gn Carl scouts Henry 0auiie
BOY scouts Mr. F T. T4mn0us
PfeN bvtevlan church WurkeF
Miss Nan Da@klHs visiting sescf
er Miss Katharine Gaiee child
welfare worker Miss Altsrta
VauaiVer Us0 YWCA secretary
ana Lous Vawschione luea
fteHeHftanal director
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Federal School
Grant Approved
For P~ascagOula

A federal grant Of So 81 ha.
teen SLOWED tht PascsEoah
seheol system Toe operation ard
maintenance following appfusa.
- the application - ths federa.
Works Administration Thanas
Il Wells city school s|upetTHien.
dent announced
Due a. an Increase n the err
Faliueni beyond tie figure ar.
ticipateH When the application
Was filed during the summer.
an additional SIS GOO vii b.
sought ST Well said Au Oh.
iowsnee ~ $50 088 Wss sufficient
foF lass year
The maximum dslly average
attendance during the I8t2 -
school term was ISL ~ Wells
said and during thf FIRST nnnif
81 this term that number has ell.
reads hsseu increased % 21fl With
uee enfallmfnts continuing Dur.
ing the fhHee weeks immedlately
follow ing Uht FIRST month iT3
students enrolled There are 1900
more students during the FIRST
month 81 school tilan were regis
tered during the corresponding
month If last year
THIS rapid growth has placed
the paxcagoiua school system
about fifth in the state IN re-
gard 70 size. NJ Wells pointed
cut The8 larger are jackson.
Meridian Vickshurg and p8s
slniy Gfeenviile Win lhe latest
enrolimenis pascaeoula may have
passed the GreenVllle schools hc
said Although these figures m
clude the white and ealared
schools practically ghe entire in
crease Is found In the Whitc
schools
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Rotary Hears
Personnel Talk
By Mr.. Briggs

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