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Board and Room

DAY WORKERS two gentlemen. Con
venien' n east SIDE defense plants Mur-
raw A3Oa
IRUMBULL' 1897 Southern cooking good
transportation, comfortable rooms. Sl2
Cherry OARS
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Resorts for Sale
Little Farms for Sale

BOMBER plant special 4-room double con
structed house on ! acre high and dry.
miles Ia plant. Price 81 $50 $3.50 cash
handles, rest financed Crossman cor.
Van Born and Wayne Roads Phone Wayne
900
GROW YOUR owN-Ruy little farm
near ROYAL Oak - &C $3.50. only s.
In Tromlev Ell. 63s7 300 y. Man. r. q
PLYMOUTH RID. opposite Rosedale Car
dens 10 &C. partly plowed examine the
soil must have 81 500 down Newman.
26ooo Plymouth Ri Cherry 1850
| OR 2-ACRE PARCELS
Corner NJ John r. ana Is-Mue roads
Your opportunity ~ own one for only S2s
down See Or phone Tromlev. oil North
Main. ROYAL OAK Phone ElmhurSi 63s7
T. ACRE garden plots Hx and Ford
roads small down. s. Lowry. Oregon
5000
COLoRED l 10 10 acres out Grand River
IS miles turn right AZ state police build
ms u. S. -. IL miles see nacs Lake
privileges. ~ appointment Vermont 5-oo12
COLORED LITTLE CHICKEN FARMS!
Bargains See Jones ais Besuhien
columbia 1910
READ Times Want Ads for proht-uss
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Income Bungalows for Sale

CUTLER. 1895 5-3' good condition =
steam boilers side drive double garage ,
SO 600 81 300 down Carnsy Pingree 1888
LIVE RENT FREE
Kentucky. MaryRrove section: beautiful IS
brick VACANT A bargain. with 50 500
down Hurry. Vermont $50
COLORED- Dawson Sect 5 down 3 IN
steam ht: 81 900, 81 600 On TO s-35ti.
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Land Contracts

ALL land contracts. hc-ght. mtgs made
McHuch. liif~Ford Bldg Cadillac 03io
ANY desirahlel and contract purchased
MELVIN r sLANPHAR e. COMPANY
SIN Floor Lafayette Rldg. Cadinac $40
At Low discounts We buy land contracts
artanEe,A}s q, first mortgage loans EdW'
Henkel ca. Hammond RldE @. 2S56
CASH for land contracts: quick service.
NORMAN SKY Real Estate TO $4,000
WOULD like several good land contract,
frQm owner Tuxedo i-0atT
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inEs IN the big sunday Times want AZ
cerffrrf
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Victory Garden Plots

ACRES -- l. acres: large lots. close in.
FRANK KRONECK. 2344o VAN DYKE
BARGAIN MIDDLE RELT-l2-MILE
u ACRE HURRY ROYAL OAK BIB
s. DETRolT-5Ox1l5: paved st. IL hi.
off Gratiot; S295. owner. Roseville 1868.
Your FUTURE HoMESITE-East Deroi,
s0x120- 5000 20xl 20-S3O0
INCLUDING; SEWERS FULLY PAID
READY TO CULTIVATE-TERMS
-DAVIS-Cadillac 57t3
Sunday and Ewes. Lincoln a-ei2S
VICTORY GARDENS, 500 UP
S. DOWN. SIS MONTH
Come 10 2i700 Ford Rd.. sunday only
VICTORY gardens, SO up; E-z terms.
Piper-Hesse, 241O Eaton Tower. CA. O4sS.
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BUY FROM BUILDER
Houses for Sale
(West OF WooduordD

CLEMENTS, 1885 Semi bungalow. 8 large
rooms fireplace; SIS. Si27A down.
Tuxedo -0ql7.
HARTWELL. 1897. rooms newly dec
GRATED. new bath, $500, terms vacant
soon
v. Y. GusTAFsoN. REALToR no $3.50
LINCOLN PARK
Outer Drive section. 1929 Council; lv-
ine room kitchen dinette combination ?
bedrooms. large attic. Open 2 70 daily,
SUNDAY. Atlantic 1910
McNlCHOLS- sCHAEFER- ihs25 Cheyenne
SO 900 rent Sll5. WhstNa buy immed
ate possession. and brick income
Stoker heat large bedrooms. Larsge. VIM.
Dutmer-HO 7s3t I'm. 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

AMAZING piano sight reading: theory
harmony trsrsrostion. ~ times faster.
'TataNstie 1864
PIANO TEACHER tNpeu with beginners
your home or studio lvAnhos S5t6.
SONGS arranged printed copyrrhis; voice
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2sSi
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Conuoiescent Homes

EXCLUSIVE convalescent home for age
chronic. senile medicine cases etc. eX
celfn' nursing care. clifford 2Gq0
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ings IN the hig Sunday Times Want 81
Section
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Business Opportunities

GROCERY meat market Eo0d business
illness forces sale. sacrificing Trinity
1890,
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NeW Houses for Sale
A $500 DOWN PAYMENT

BUYS bedroom home n. a. hat. ful
basement, large attic. tile features. large
lot. Good transportation. schools and
stores, open daily. Apply Al office, l2s4i
East Eish,-Mile road Prospect 1895
FLA MODELS $500 down open daily
2Uzss Westphalis, near S-Mile. PL. 4i09
ONLY $500 dn.. As rms S. Of Ecorse. w.
Of Pelham Rd. Open sun. afternoon, ewes
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Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Houses for Sale


AIR-CONDITIONED rooms; stores.
schools. transportation. University 1-i2Sl
ATTENTION, SOME REAL BUYS
Only 81. 700, $3.50 dn. ( rms. fireplace
2-famiy fiat good investment
Modern log cabin type home bargain al
So 500. Come "a. 2i70O Ford Rd
BARGAIN Gladstone Woodward i3.rm.
brick rooming house baths. ides lay
out 81 $50 down We 7-Ss7O
BAYS1DE. near Fort GOOD 5.rodn 2 he'd
room cottage. oak floors. Al condition
81 500 total price
ELSEA REALTY 4 INVESTMENT CO
e2l7 W Fort. VI i-i4oo
BINDER 1921 81 Three bed room home
nearly new s. $50. 81 $50 down. So
month Plaza 7Sht
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inss Ia me hg SUNDAY Times Want "a
Sec ~
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Housekeeping Rooms

CARBON 1873 - Comfortable room
kitchen PRIV eyes suitable mo two
GOOD transportation. White. TOWNSEND
g. 1890
TWO large rooms for hght Housekeeping
white; good transportation. $50 Harmon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

SURROUNDED nv an atmosphere ~ h.gh
mora standards. JUAN lSpANO fore
most istin American dance Instructor.
teaches Ru7'hR Samha. CongA Argentine
Tango. yoN Trot Watt, &c. strictly
pri, ate ONLY teaching a. Araeon School
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Stoues and Heaters

BEAUTIFUL Tappan de luxe range. S7s. so.
Crate new Absolutely perfect Crystal
Furniture. 3l2A GratioL
BUY NOW Florence electric range: fun
size; Si0g, fully equipped Central
stores, 4035 Fenkell
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Radio and Supplies
SELLING OUT


90 new radios and combination sale many
bargains 20 choose from: terms come IN
and look al our large selection before
buying
UNIVERSAL 1880 GRATlOT
OPEN EYES TO IN r. NJ, SUN TO .
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10
BY LOGAN CLENDENjyc Nm

hail Dn 81 MS used to h" the foot
DALI, na;i Oh psychology; anybody could
phiiosophize about them ~ '
as n" liked. Since the m,i,I.. m,t:em
OF :r"ud,s "lnt"rrrr,a,;n,"" ''"'t 81
Dreams" however, ,b,,. I .,' Oh
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10
Leave M&6d1!t!Mone5'a;:
unr,xn ADELAIDE HUMPHREYS * .EHSSN
wrr,r, ADELAIDE HuMpup,r
'-----S WI! HSLI. NY CENTHAL PRESS aSSocI,rInY

lmed. almost too empno,,c,,,,
mere was no reason vhy ~
i." , Keep on thinking and won.
"'iilS about the trailer man ,,,.
WOULD never see him again. Thnro
WIS no reason. either, wbv oh.
I;a not have turned him or his
license number over to the police
ohe had had every intention of do.
ing So but-aSain for no reason
she had not. '"S'ii-
Perhaps you would rather MT
"ahce. Paul suggested. his da RI,
YES searching her face for some
'''ie L" her thoughts, since she had
refused to give him a direct an
S"'r' Would you like to walk
GOWN To the shore and look Mt tho
"'s''h! Or maybe you'd prefer IN
bit >" ~'o'ea OH
Karen said, 1T is rather warm
w "i.r'er you'd like to do. Pa,,l 1"
i'' p''ie eyes smiled into his. for
I,'' ki'''w That she had not deceived
nm III trying to deny that anytbip,,
|
M"S wrong though nothing
was really. Why should she c.ro
'ha' some unknown shabby stran-
ser mad told her she was n nasty
i'''ie snob? For though the trailer
man hitd not used those words
haren knew very we'll that that
mac, mac, been what he had thought her
why should she care WHAT no
Thought about her? There wac no
isaS"h on earth why Karen Bell
SHOULD De concerned about n man
VINO lived in trailer,
wen look 1t the ocean then 4"
iaui decided. taking her arm in n
i''aS'eftul manner and leading her
toward that goal. That would suit
ms purpose better There was some
lhinE he wanted to talk about, pet
settled; something he could not saw
WINE dancing OF driving. There
should have been plenty of oppor-
tunlties. since he saw so much of
Karen. But it seemed there navar
was. Just as it Seemed that Karen
was willing to go OH forever, as
.hcy We're. without anything ever
being definitely settled.
We'll. it should be tonight I"
f'anl decided further.
There was 4 stone bench on ,he
bluff overlooking the sea The
moonlight cast n shimmering scarf
ct silver far out to the horizon
From the clubhouse came the faint
rise and fall of lifting music. Even
raul could not have asked for a
more opportune "r romantic set
ting.
so much ocean," Karen said
thinking again of what the blond
young man had said-that anyone
could look at the ocean since it he
ionGed, by rights. to any and every
man. Il hope there's enough of il"
she added. ito keep us safe and
away from this dreadful var that
seems crowding closer and closer"
She had never known anything, cx-
cePt being safe and sheltered. in
all her 20 years. She supposed that
that was what the man of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10

. ~: H.: What is crythema nodo-
answer: Erythcma nodosum is
hoI"Iar eruption on the skin
usually aScrIbcd Ia rheumatism
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10

trailer had meant when he had said
cat could look ut Il queen. He huJ
sehsed the vast difference. het,vs,n
himself and her. Il distance ms Great
as the sea. ' s'",
hope SO. too" Paul said soher-
~. But his tone did not bn,d an,,
.iction. He belonged to Karen,
world. the safe world OF nIen,y
'ypihcd by the exclusiveness of this
winter colony. 1t seemed inconcciv-
"pie 'hat such n world could suffer
change. but he knew that we'll -
hheht with Kingdoms falling. do.
hocracies thrcatencd-which was
unother reason Paul was deter
mined to have things settled, so
mat nothing could change i'm that
at least. between himself and
Karen. "'''
Darling" he said. reaching over
10 take her hands in his-she w,s
so indescribably lovely in the moon
isht that she almost made him
eaten ms breath -''there's some
,hihg else I'm hoping YOU
KNOW what it is WHY won't
you say. definitely. that youll
marry me this winter? You know
mat everyone. your dad, nv family
I'LL our friends. expect us TO marrv
some day. Why don't we announce
the date next week Mt TN. nnn,,
light Festival? That would be an
appropriate time. Then everything
would be settled"
Aren't we doing all right ?"
harehs tone was light, even BAN
.erllg' but she did not Withdraw
her hands. Most men aren't so
eager 10 give up their freedom
once 1 set the date you can't back
OUT! Or course She would marry
raul some day: they had been
S"eethearts for ages. grown up to-
Sether. But she was not i'm any
hurry to change things. Maybe thai
was wrong. to be So satisfied with
thinss as they We're: maybe thar
was part of being Il sort of snob,
But l want things definite.
want to know that no matter what
happens nothing will change for
us. believe that your father would
like things settled for us too
Karen. In fact, already have
talked 1t over with him"
You practically have it settled
then-without me- Karen laughed
But she knew She could no lonpcr
put Paul off with teasing. If he
wanted their engagement formally
announced it would be all right
with her. Especially if her dad
would like it that way. She told
Paul so, giving him her lips to seal
the bargain.
She did not want anything to
happen to change her world. Anv
safeguard against that was cool.
What she did not realize was that
everything must change in every
world-life is not motionless. ONLY
death. Every mans world wns
tumbling around his head, but
Karen had not awakened to that
yet. either.
(To BE Contlnued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10
CHAPTER TWO

L
THROUGHOUT the rcm,inao,
of the day. that somehow s,rroI
longer than the other 3G4 of III,
iyear, Karen found herself con,;n,,
ing to wonder about the sh,bh,
young man of the trailer.
Who did he think he was ,nv.
way. that lie could talk as hc h.,J
TO her. Karen Bell? What ,iid ~,
think he WAS doing. blocking IN.
Ocean highway with that coutr,n.
tion that he called his ..hom,." ,
Was he really afraid To cncountc,
the law? Otherwise. why had nc
thanked her for warning him that
he actually WAS liable To ,rrnst
emphasizing that lie did not d,r,
meet up with the law right nov
ITO use his own words:
This was the beginning Of ",bo
season." as it WAS called bv the
natives. when people of all sorts
'hocked. like birds following ia,
sun, into the little towns lining thc
coast. Therefore it was not SIR
>prising to find all sorts of peonln
desirable and otherwise, amonp his
'assorted migration But Palm
s6each, being so exclusive and re-
,stricted, did not encourage the sea-
'sonal influx as did the other towns
'that depended largely for their
subsistence upon the tourists ana
.vacationists.
II was n fact, as Karen had in
formed the young man of ths
trailer, that there was law pro-
'hiolting trailers-and the sort of
people who drove them-from set
IilnS, or even driving, in such an
exclusive area. There was even +.
saying that its oldeSt-and wealth.
lest-residents wished that thern
could have been huge, sriiled gates
across the bridges that would fore
IDLY keep such outsiders out. As
tine Bells were among the Wealth.
est and oldest of these families II
was not to be wondered Mt that
Karen had felt such resentment
against that insolcnt intruder and
his dented trailer.
Resentment that still rank,od
not only throughor. that long day,
but on into the evcning-cven when
she was dancing on the moonlit
patio OF the Country club in Paul
Wyatts encircling arms.
. WHAT'S wrong with you tonight,
earring? 2" Paul asked. For althoush
ne did not know what it was. he
Knew that something vas bother
ing Karen. He knew her so well
mat he always scnsed any change
IN her moods. He knew that al
though She was dancing with him.
she was far away from him in her
thoughts. That gave him case for
resentment. too. .
"Nothing's wrcag," Karen de-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10

come an extremely inrnr,,n,
source Of Interpretation, az n''' '
mai and abnormal ,,,,a, "v ar
thought. Naturally. in "rI Vi
ATTAIN this changed status i, b,o
been necessary to study tbrn f.'r
more scientifically than WINS dome
IN the old days. '' "o''e
l note for instance a yc,,. o...
1uily checked study of the ,irc.,,,.
Oh blind person mad,. Lr H..
Afthur kiclhnlZ. He MAS t,;n,,
lated to Begin this sind ~. ~.
peiiehccS OF people duriu:. a black
out, which have provided - hot
Ter Ter insight into The mental life of
;reciihgs or anxiety that como
WIN the necessity to hid. .,mJ
mole up and the stimulation nr FL"
inner life, the feeling Of nnvinm.
expectation which occur. ,n ,n,.
mai people in bIarEon, 'r,,
duplicated in the mental life of Tho
blind. '''c Vi inc
treatment of Dreams
creams are treated bv psvchol-
ogiSts under the hcadirT If tho
mental processes of IN. i,r,,,;nn
ZION and their value To n s,nJ.n+
o! Psychologist mcchanisms con-
sists III the fact that the exncri-
ences in dreams occur with !, ran,
piete freedom from the ordinary
lhhlbltlons and Sclf-cri,irism. tb,,
govern the actions Will. .,,,..,Ir
Tor this reason Freud believed
tnat they were good examines of
wish tulhllmcnt and bv studvinr
Them, he was able To- find ont wbnt
the individuals innvrmost w;sh"s
were. "'"'ieS
The senses work in mod,1;,;a.
ana with graduated scale of
modalIties. Thus, the sense of
nearing responds To sounds and
Il musical scale, with
the notes i'll progressive arronro.
ment. either higher or lower. Ths
same thing is true of the sop.o
OF sight. although We do mo, nn;to
so readily arrange colors in n
Spectrum. wv
Few Senses Conflict
ohder no circumstances do thn
TWO modalities of sight ana sound
conflict. In other words. ,yr ncy.,,
mistake n color for n music,I
Sound. This is true of nil tbn
'"'' - with the possible. cvrcn,;nn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10

onc-half miles north of Middleburg
on u. S. Highway No. !. The demon
stration is one Of a series being held
at farms throughout the county.
Commercial supplies OF proteli.
supplements are very limited at the
present time. II was pointed out in
announcing the meeting, but kudzl,
and sericea can be grown on Vance
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10

OF taste and smell. which ,ro
sometimes likely Ia mix -,
m"i'i"r Of them is VERY J,.rm;,a
We say II thin. smells so,r .,"j
tastes sour. ana
III III" case OF the blind , ,,.o.
many SuhSlitutiu,,s Jnn,.,.n, I,,'t
people have To imagine colors IN
.rrt'iS OF sound. Thus. one nf
'"'ni sand that She imariu,J val
"S IN" sound of II trumpet.
me case of the individual M
''!"cd ny DIR. kiclnolz, wns that
"i blind girl who had L."n
abandoned by her pornm,s ,i
Wn" mad become blind in early
Thii"h""d. She had icvcInpcJ Lc,
nn'i"r disorders and Spli, n.rsnn-
AMY. When her dreams w,.ro n"
aI!Zcd and explained tn bcr .ho
round for the first time a sail. f.
ing explanation of her rnnJ;,;,s,,
IN the world. ''''"
Ehc obtained an outline If =
r'"'''N on which She could ,;x ,,J
r"iihaiIy develop the n,tworE &c
hrf mental Workings. Thus .ha
"Ne''i'hc Il lifelong hatred If L.r
p'i'htS and r.cuncilcd LcrsrIr -
NC role of a woman, and n LIinJ
M"i'lhh. IN a world where she rnnid
III "H'iGl instead Of Troublesome
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
~. s.: How do explosions r.usa
'"','u missions in the human L"J,,
and how do they rauS~ d,.n,," ". ~
humans near the vicinity or tho
cNpi"siy" force? 'he
Answer: Conclusions ,oo,
'i''E 1" organs in an cuclms.d
'pid space III the body. sucb a..
:" 'Ae brain inside the skull
u, '' !" inc organs inside the chest
IN 'Ar!"Sion sets up Il series ~
> ave- ~ III" air which is conn
NUM- to solid structures
! '''i' II impihgcS ON them. Wb.n
''Se waves hit such Il struc,ura
- i. p'''" tissue inside the skull
mgr" Is no elasticity in the con-
amer aiId the inside organs arc
ia%mrii"d. In London bnmhinr
v"l'i' were found who had the
- "'ti;tiiE torn To fragments.
'hcrS with great cracks in the
RAIN tissue. VIC
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10
FARM DEMONSTRATION
WILL BE HELD TUESDAY

:, Agricultural agencies operating in
vance county will sponsor II demon
sra,ioh of cutting kudlu Tor hay.
next tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
~ Me John Bullock farm, one and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10

Since government purchasing agen-
cies have been unable 10 purchase
adequate supplies Of beef. fcderally-
inspected slaughtcrers have been re.
CURED 10 ST aside is per cent OF
their beef.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10
Few Senses Conflict

Under no circumstances do thr
Two modalities of sight AMI sound
conflict. In other words. we nrvrr
mistake color for n music,I
Sound. This is true of nil the
rs with the possible exception
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10

Or: Clendrning Vii! answer
Questions Of general irtrrnst
his column. '""hh
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10

county farms to provide hay with
adequate protein ..,,Dicment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10
SYNOPSIS

hafEN HE'LL. wealthy and Iov.,,
INNS nit :tIit" and trailer hi,,,'k;n,. r:s,,
NhN as $lc drives down a I..,I,,, n. t
! Boulevard Tia" rather llr,I,.ri,,,,.,',
! H"un" man dgivin,; i, m,,i,., ,.,,i.
after coneidciahic hicicrin;:. why
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-10

W. u. a.: Is ii beneficial 10 take
r, ."''','i pills for Il rheumatic en-,
iSe" hrati condition? Do vita
MN MN p'iIS r;'IS" ar lower the blood
pressure.
Answer: Nitamin pills have no
'.t Whatever on an enlarged
'''"'''h'ic heart. nor on the blood
pressure. ''''
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
Ploin Preaching

" ne
Wire g masEef efnogH arsas
raging Naa ths Nms aaa
lF4m Poll esd sEi@ s&
thoassa yeaFs m aAaaf g
u8 uae Ths taef that
dHlnk IS eanaaaaan 81 as
make ax IS "a ue ~
dasbg ~ eva Tne t uAz a4
a e-ufafeaaena
io dc thsa outs ard sntmre l
llaao laws - mE aea
maa sanae SO ~ uaHk
maagH ID &nt - aaa asle
80 msatiff aAAf NQfus
u.ay Efsfak Na& Use f&
Feguain8 unat Vine ts 3 msak@
ana II IS GIVING man feae aa
8a laaEN every AnttH =
VA halfway grp1rs a tns nnt
seE Alc0oalse amk Ad
el E tas Hss aa aeak aeau
both body ana miua whether f
~ tat a 81 s.
ore In health and asRpme H
aflnksf Is saghea ef ay
drink ~ takN
OF mJaeh CREATE Hn9taTe =
ine efisat az others tfa ct4tto M1
h ftln ovef rs Bs cnFe5 uaa
cafeAss and lneffsessm b. q uou
pie o. ug4uks t4a nuns that
aiafie f~mpa@ahiH - q alHnk8s
parent the hesrische O. ~ mat
- N1a waite anNlgaaiy tar hef
son 60 couas hoHss from fhe parry
where site knows driukfng b
done and danger exists the oraf
~ ohsraetef and il1s gasf 81 .
teH suddenly because ~
the drink On i've u.at gives taat
ca~refree don't 0ive~a-asna te
ine. the loss % society ot much
neeuea muds and h1dles 70 pno-
auce those Things So neeessa
l0H the ilie ana happiness 81 Hu
mainly.
Let AS not be taken ~ ~ the
fact inst 84r iaW-euf0feemgeu5
Beencies THINK drunkenness
eli right; lets NOS b. taken in by
the fact thst oar neighboFs think
drunkenness IN miiaer 81 stfoug
e forms Is part II nsviHg 3 sooo
time lets not be taken tn by tng
fact that hqu0f Is commonplace
Otuer iognts " crime and vice
are atao commonplace but such
does not make Them good No
biaitrf whB anyone mas say anc
40. - Is still q fsci that Wine i
. n.ocker, strong drink i raB
ING and v~hosoever Is deceived
thereby II not wise
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
Five Women ATTEND
State Council
ConIdb In Jackson

Tmo o He gas7a
nsf H uglgafssn
nsap task w. tFpe ass ~ me
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
Five Diplomas Are
Awarded At Close
OF Summer School

Four students OF the psEcagoala
high aebgai and agse member Of
the Moss Point High school Stu
deut body received diplomas ~
TIE close q the summer session
81 the Paseagoula scnool Fua@y
About 100 students earned credit
curing tae stringent slxweeks
course
Graduates were Virgil Wilson
Vincent Bovsjisn Mason Farrell
snu jamie Livingston % TIE
Psseag0ula school sna Norma
Jean Compton Of The Moss Point
school The awarding Of these
i've diplomas brought 70 IS the
number 81 graduates from the
pascagoaia school for the 1928
session
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
Moss Point Churches

Methodist
TIE Womans Society Of Chris
tan Service met at the church
ou Monday afternoon 1t $50 A
very interesting program from
tne stud book on Temperanee
was led by Mrs W A Morris
Baptist
Mrs LeinhArd Robinson enle
tanned the Margaret Lackey CIR.
Gle Ia her home un Monday q
ternooa Mn + V Suthoff led
the program On Preparation g..
TIE Children for Sunbeam Focu.
Week After . short buslns
meeting the members enjoyed q
social hour and tine aastess served
refreshments
Mrs JOHN Hill entertaine.
Circle Nc Three or Monday .
tefnopn m her horne Mrs Geufes
Boyette led the program wit
Ars G G Seideuspinner AIRS g
/ Bond aud Miss Adam He
swing thanks
a pheasant social hour wss Ell
loyed and refreshments W.
served 10 Mesdames George b.
cite, X Walters. S + Bildo Il
F Reufro 9 { Seidensplnne.
& L Bond and Qulnton Brent