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Askov American., 1943-05-20

The following applications for Re-
duction in the Assessed Valuation Of
Personal Property were favorably re-
commended to the Department of Tax
Chris Erickson, Pine City
H. L. Hughes. Cloverton ....$ 10000
The following applications for Re-
duction in the Assessed Valuation Of
Homestead were favorably recommend
ed TO the Department Of Taxation:
John Lundgren, SWi4 Of NE14. IL
Jerry Rroz. 81 Of NEA. 1921;
Ralph Atkinson. Lot 3. Blk. 1. viii.
of w%. MillGS Roth R'yfo rot .. Blk. Is. viii. of
Bruno. Original Townsite:
NEli Of NEh. 3245-1s.
The following applications for Pc
lief were favorably recommended to
the Department Of Taxation:
sE Axei Of HsRien' sES ,sasfs az 81 S"A' l742lS;
Beauford Johnson. Rock Creek 'wn-
L. sagvold. sWl4 of SWh. 2s-45-1s.
A. C. Feldt. Keene Township
The following application for Cancel
lation of Assessment of Real Estate
and Cancellation Of Taxes was favor
ably recommended to the Department
Theodore N. Ofstedahl. sk of NEH.
15-f0-22.
The following application for Re-
duction in the Assessed Valuation on
Money and Credits was favorably rec
commended to the Department of Tax
alton:
Catherine Barton.
The following applications were or
dered returned to the Town Boards
for their Approval:
Scott H. DeLong. Nickerson. Real
Estate.
Ed Hanson. Kerrick Real Estate.
Scott H. DeLOng. Nickerson. Abate-
ment.
Mrs. H. J. Harvig. sr.. Hinckley.
Real Estate.
Mrs. H.. ]. Harvig. sr.. Hinokley, A.
batement.
J. B. Fohrman. Brook Park. Real
Estate.
The following Applications were re-
jected:
Josephine NJ. Olson, Pine City VIII
lage, Real Estate.
Mary Neubauer. Pokegama, Real
Estate.
Elsie Lundin. Pine City Village.
Real Estate.
The following bills were allowed an
ordered paid:
Askov American., 1943-05-20
Going To Minneapolis?

Avoid weekend travel Trains buses and
other forms of transportation already
overburdened with service men and
travellers.
Hotel accommodations also very difficult
to obtain from Friday to Sunday
To avoid the weekend congestion plan on
arriving in Minneapolis between Sunday
evening and Wednesday morning, and leave
not later than Friday morning. You can
have your choice of any week day,
but to make certain suggest you wire or
write for reservations at least two days in
advance of your arrival.
~.,...>..,u,..,.w..v.,v..~v
Hotel Minnesotan
Washington at Second Ave. So,
Minneapolis Mimi.
Askov American., 1943-05-20
Park Township

Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Berg spent
Wednesday evening of last week a,
the Emil Olson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sway and Mrs
Erickson and daughters spent Sun
day afternoon at the N. C. Nelson
home.
Frank Martinek left for Austin
Friday to visit. Mrs. Martinek's fa-
ther, Mr.. Hall, is staying there for
an indefinite time.
Emil Olson, who has been doing
some repair work at the Sway home,
finished there Monday.
Lawrence Nelson left Friday for
Little Fork where he will be en-
ployed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sway recently
received letter from their son
Harry who is in North Africa, stat
ing that he is fine. They also re-
ceived letter from their son, Clar-
ence, who is in India.
Mrs. Hjalmer Erickson and daugh-
ters, Louise and Laurene, spent Mon
day afternoon at the Alma Erick-
son home in Nickerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigfred Olson and
sons spent Monday with her mother
and also made business trip to
Giese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Berg spent Fri
day evening at the John Sway home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Olson and
Robert attended the Swedish show
in Sandstone Tuesday evening.
ROLAND Rudd, the only Bruno high
junior from this. vicinity, attended
the junior-senior banquet and the
movie in Sandstone Friday evening.
(TOo Late for Last Week)
"A boy arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs: Carl kyasnicka recently,
| and families and her sons and their fam
| lilies spent Mothers day with her.
In an item in last weeks issue it was
son and daughters were Moose Lake call
| erS Monday. 1t should have been they
visited Mrs. Harry Sway and Darlene at
Mrs. Emil Olson spent last Thursday
night and Friday at the William Olson
Mr.. and Mrs. Case Nieboer and children
of Friesland and Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Rudd
and sons spent Sunday afternoon at the
o. T. Rudd home
Mr. and Mrs Magner Gunderson and
Kenneth Olson of Mora, Mr. and Mrs
| Emil Olson and Miss Bernice Meyers of
| Kerrick were Sunday dinner guests at the
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunderson and Kenneth
| visited the Sig Olson family
| Mrs. John Sway and Mrs. Hjalmer
Erickson and daughters were Barnum
and Moose Lake callers Monday.
Mrs. Isabel Flagstad. who spent the
past two weeks with her sister, Mrs. c.
Nieboer. and family at Friesland, re-
turned home Sunday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-01
LOCALS
- PHONE YOUR NEWS ITEMS TO NO. 8 .

Mrs. Robert Barker. Mrs. A. E.
Seaman, Mrs. Tom Gibbs and
Mrs. Alma Frazer will be host
eSSeS.
Mrs. Roy Riley and Mrs. Hen
ry Ulrich transacted business in
Billings Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Romine
and daughter, Kay, of near
HySham, were overnight guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. L. Egnew on Tuesday.
Cpl. and Mrs. Paul Wight are
the parents of a daughter born
in Billings on Tuesday, March
80. Cpl. Wight is now in North
Africa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ben
nett and daughter, Jane, of
Edgar, Mont, and Mrs. Emma
Wilson of Billings were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Sweeney
on SUNDAY.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-01
THE HARDIN TRIBUNE HERALD

ansson. The wife of the famous
arctic explorer has written an
absorbing and informative book
about Alaska, exploding many
common beliefs about the coun-
try, describing its economic, So
ciai and historical aspects, and
explaining Alaska's Importance
in global strategy. The book
contains many excellent maps
as well as photographs.
Thomas Jefferson, World
Citizen" by Thomas. The au-
thor has gone back to the
thoughts Of the famous Jeffer-
son and considers them in the
light of the present world sit
uation. He has brought out
J%efferson's full recognition of
the fact that as a world citi-
zen, freedom of the individual
can be assured only through
world agreement.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Whit
craft have been visiting friends
in Hardin. Mrs. Whitcraft is
the former Mrs. Helen Plam-
beck.
Miss Edna Tobias spent the
week end in Billings as a guest
Of Mrs. Matt Calderwood.
Bill Scruggs is spending a
short furlough in Hardin. He
is stationed at Lacrosse, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Schnad
Of Garryowen we're Hardin Wis
itors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis M. John
son are the parents of a
daughter born on Saturday,
March 81, at the Dygert home.
The young lady has been named
Stephanie.
The Montana Matrons will
meet Friday at the home of
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-01
wyo|a News

Mrs. Dorothy HaSS has return
ed to Wyola after spending sew
eral months in the home of her
son in Sheridan.
Merle Hayworth is relief oper-
ator at the C. B.. and Q. station
here, while his sister, Mrs. Jess
wager, is gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith and
MI. and Mrs. R. w. Smith and
Hazel were Sheridan visitors,
Tuesday.
Word has been received here
that Pfc. Leroy Shaner has been
promoted to the rank of Corp
oral.
MI. and Mrs. H. L. Brotherson
we're dinner guests Wednesday
evening of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Campbell.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. B. Belkin Wednesday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Moss
and Marilyn and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Sheets. High award in Con-
tract, later was received by Mrs.
Moss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creswell of
Sheridan callers Thursday af~
ternoon.
Mrs. C. M. Foltz was hostess
to the Baptist Ladies Aid at her
home, Thursday.
With Selma Lee the honor
guest and Betty Gross and Altha
| Montgomery. h osteSses, the
! Birthday club met Thursday ev-
ening at the home of Mrs.
Montgomery. The next meeting
will be April 8, at the home OF
Mary Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bird OF
| Grow Agency transacted busin-
ess here Friday
Mrs. Bill Chapman and son,
Bill, and Mrs. VIM. v. Chapman
and Mrs. D. H. Moss were Sheri-
dan shoppers Friday.
Emogene Skinner went to Bill
lings by bus. Friday evening,
and spent the day there Satur-
day, shopping and visiting with
her parents, who had come to
Billings for the day from their
home in Colestrip.
Mrs. H. L. Brotherson and her
niece. Ramona Jean Triplett
were guests Friday evening and
Saturday of relatives in Sheri-
! dan.
Sheridan shoppers Saturday
included Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Eggart , Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Bel
kin, and Selma Lee.
Virgil ComStock, Chief Quar-
termaster in the U. S. Coast
Guard, who has been visiting in
his parents home at the Antler
ranch for about two weeks, left
Wyola for Seattle, Saturday.
Virgil has been on duty in Alas
ka the greater part of the past
year.
The P. T. A. dance held Satur-
day evening at the school audi
forum was we'll attended.
Spending all or part of the
day in Sheridan, Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Brotherson,
Mrs. A j. Sheets, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Moss and Marilyn, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. v. Chapman, Mrs.
Frances Wallace, Mrs. A. E.
Montgomery, Jack and Betty
Bzoski, Selma Lee and Emogene
Skinner. From Sheridan Mr.. and
Mrs. Moss and Marilyn went to
Big Horn for the evening for a
visit with relatives. Mrs. Don
Eckerson of Big Horn accom-
panied them home for a visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. Oscar Hager was a Sher-
idan caller, Thursday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-01

The marriage of Pvt. and
Mrs. Leslie Lessard was an
nuled on Mar. rs. Mrs. LeSSard
will take her maiden name,
Rena Settler.
Mrs. Charles Goodnow and
Mrs. Shallabarger are confined
to their homes with colds.
Jack Buzetti arrived in Har-
din Friday to spend a week at
the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Buzzetti. He will
return soon to Missoula, where
he will be indicted into the
armed forces.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. D.
Smith motored to Forsyth Mon
day morning. They returned to
Hardin Wednesday.
On Wednesday afternoon,
April 7, the American Luther
an Ladies Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. Nils Ottun. The
program, Foreign Mission Be-
ginnings," will be under the di-
rection of Mrs. Frank High
baugh. Anyone who wishes a
ride should contact Mr.. Hoven.
Miss Villa Morse spent the
week end with her aunt, Miss
Nellie Brown, in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Romine of
Little Owl creek were Hardin
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Kenneth Christensen
and her mother, Mrs. Daisy
Rennie, spent the week end in
Billings, visiting friends.
Phil Spear of Rotten Grass
transacted business in Hardin
Tuesday.
Miss sigma Dahl and Miss
Borghilde Dahle spent Satur-
day in Billings.
A benefit dance will be held
in Lodge Grass school gym on
Saturday, April IT. The dance
is sponsored by various wom-
ems clubs of Lodge Grass, and
is for the purpose of raising
money to finance the training
of a nurse.
Word has been received here
by Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Klein
hesselink that their son, Pfc.
William Kleinhesselink, has
been promoted to the rank OF
Corporal and has returned to
his work at the port of en-
barkation in Seattle, after a
! recent operation.
The Rev. E. w. Goodman OF
Bridger was an overnight
guest at the Isadore Lautt
home, Tuesday.
Allan Roush, who is in the
enlisted naval reserve, left Mon
day night for South Bend, In
diana, where he will be sent to
a Naval Training school at No
ire Dame. He will take a course
in engineering.
Peter Berg of Billings, junior
price analyst, and Walter j,
Burke of Helena, associate price
analyst, transacted business at
| the Local OPA office on Tues
day evening.
NOTICE.: Starting Monday,
April S, the surgical dressings
room will be open at 100 p. m,
instead of 200 as heretofore.
Miss Connie Labbitt left Fri
day evening for Seattle, where
she is a student at the Uni
versity of Washington. She had
been spending her spring vaca-
ton at the home of her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. L. H. Lab
bitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hogan
and Mrs. v. 1. Morris returned
Sunday from Boulder, Colo,
where the Hogans had been
called by the illness of their
son, Ray.
Mrs. Nelson Graves entertain
ed at a 100 Discrimination
on Monday honoring Mrs. J. G.
Sawicki.
Jewel Rumfelt arrived in Har-
din Wednesday morning for a
ten day leave. He has been as
signed to an aircraft carrier in
the Pacific.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-04-01
Library Notes

The Big Horn county library
received two books from the
International Mind Above. The
books, which are now ready
for circulation, are:
Here Is Alaska" by Stef-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Talk On Woxinc
Floors Given At
Wode Club Meeting

+ M& % fk1s @sxine - Ms
Hatb Cain 8srlun County husu
asnenstsaf.an agent 49, ~
hiEfE ghf 81 s asesfiHe 81 the
Home Demonstrated Club 81
Mya George Cumheat Mies Can
asmenetfasea her iaik Nifh So
piieah0n af waS - 3 piece 81
pine and 81 ) pises ~ osk
Mrs u O Newman has heen
Apprentices eiasiFmlan 81 tH4e Wa
Fund Drive FOR tha district and
size discussed meaus 81 raisink
ua8uey Tot th8 eanse With naen
beers 81 the meeting planS sese
madf % sponsor 3 chicken gan
be- supper e N given 81 fhs
school hofsse Saturday nianl. IS
which ihe public IS invited Pro
ned wEll - turned over e. ilse
fund
Tire next meeting II tie club
will b. held 81 the home 81 Mr.
Lsanarn Waltman On November
2guh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Mount Pleasant

MeasrN Rible Roberts and
MaaFtee TagAof attended tn
anEnR convention 81 HFoom8
schnnl on SUNDAY
~ and Mrs J c Hanss sna
children were Visiting nsvFnls H.
Guifpart Sunday
Visiting n tss bonae IL Nj ana
Mrs. Ray Roberts 81 Sunday was
Miss Faye 4rouN q raseaaoaia
W are plessed Ia aunnlnce
tnAf young Florisn Wars Is recu
peFal5nR uieeiy 81 the jackson
County hospital. where ne was
operated On Got appendleitis last
Thursday
Following the league meeting
at TIE church on Sunday evening
4t which time Mis- Mafeun Rot
efts. Bob IRWIN Roberts and
Aiiss Al Margaret Ware. conduct
sc the program 3 wiener roast
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Mrs. Dora Mcleod
Succumbs Sunday
IN P~oscogouIu

Airs Mary MaioFa MeLeod
widow q CALVIN Mcleod aad 3
resident q Mo- PoIui and Pa
eagouls lor aboai So years aHel
s. her hone 80 Washington
street Rascagoai8, early Sunday
morning Il tHe age - 81
Funeral sorTlces &era conduct
- al TIE residence b sac Hse
John P Payne pastor = she Ire
oze Methodist church and ihe
Hev Z / BaantieF. and inter
ment - ia Union eemetes 81
aoss POINT Ran bearers 2ee
Elton Archie keith and Martin
posey { z = Tuseaoosa an1
Rudolph Mcleod
A native g Seima Al So
Mcleod moved 10 aass paini
nearly han . century age Her
husband Nss . contractor there
EeF many years She s survived
y tWo daughter s. 4 e.
King aaa NJ Irma MeLeaH e
Faacaeeah to soua LanHauee
= Jacksonville ane Haben Sc
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

ard - M
aelte suaa Ia u a
nt attea
Mfagb w hsn
a maklng nnd wffh
aanan9 m corp
sitting Is b~attsa
CHAIRS ~ Men gruan and
a kh guest final
tmt.ne from ife
- thH Rfue 0a
Mllrh a Nfei u fortune pre-
4 ting future happenings also
dsa ~ TIE unesfansent About
81 Wefe present sas0nR
w@e Mias Faye pfaase q
poa Af ard Mrs. George
Csusnlrds q S. Martin Cliff Ky
Peggy Betty ana Patsy De
Lunn Wilson and Biihe To0tle
Naaeicaee It has been sag
eefea u1af instead - refresh
mensa being SERVED each sunday.
8 regular gafte Wffh 81 tiue Fix
A take pa 0net esch month
Meanwhile the recreation hour
and Ieagae service f0f young and
old Wi3 continue On Sunday A.
tsruaaus ard al who viii earaf
ere invited
Miss Margaret Prize Graham
Of PaseagouIa. wa visiting her
cunt Na Chogce Groves a.
SUNDAY
Ths Rev Q c Roberts Of Pas
csaoua visited ms mother for 8
while last Wednesday
Mrs Mary Noble r. visiting
Friends and relative IN Guilporf
this week
Nj and Mrs Il NJ Roberts
weu dinneF guests On Sunday Of
Mf and hifa Wilson VanDeven
der
Nff and Mrs Denver Lyons
wcfe guests Of Mr. and Mrs Aus
TN Graham a supper on Sunday
evening
Mfs Fayette Booker and little
granddaughter. Kathleen. Kohl
man. visited relatives In Mobile
over the weekend
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
KreOIe

NJ sn4 Mu siosnsf Dnk
~ere Business vasseFa d gohae
"Wednesday
M Waifes FeW q Ptseae
Ala visited @4h MEa joseph
Wird0m ios eveiai ass
c y BagaaFa "a aae psnsen
Aavai hsss ess 81 hu,rn IN Sat
uFuay
Mrs /. c Pierce sfsd aaAEh
ter Kdwins were BUSINESS Yal-
iogx o. Mobile last Nak
Mrs. " r. BraRa and fUo eniI
dren and hrs a M.len visited
relatives tn St Elmo. Ala Weu
uesoay and Tnursdat
M and Mrs Kennefh FasfaRu&
speni ihs week end ln Ne9 Or
leans visiting Mr. FafFaRuts
bfothef, who IS ia TIE segsice
Mr. J c Hafrun an0 children
Elizabeth and 1lmmie. WAiied far
several days "a ths horne u Ars
Harrells sistef. Mrs LoaR Tor
res
Staff Sgt v K Bragg Of Camp
Mccain. Miss. visited has wsie
ard two sons Sunday
Mrs L0neglA Munah arc son
Bobby. have returned from Rcd
wood. Cal. where they nave bsen
visiting their husband 8nd ia-
ther, Robert y hiurrah ~ The
Z. S Navy BE has heen trans
ferred 70 Sest4le Wash
The Rev and Mrs. 4. v Fac
gard and children ~ LaaFeA.
Miss. spent several days With
Mrs Lou Faggard ana the heg.
Fageard's brothers and sisters.
M1s Gordon Golf has returned
from ; visit in Mobile where che
vas ire guest u her step-daagh-
ter
J. r Miles. A s.. Of the Mari
time Service stationed n St
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Cauiier

Aifa Robert HprHan and
daughter. DlanH gisites relatives
u Bay St Louis ms 0esk end
The Monday night bridge elnli
mel AZ the home 81 Mr. Francis
Clifford
Mrs Leeis Nichols Mir joe
Wlikerseu and little 1~aeuueIne
Clifford visited niiiY Nlcfoia -
Gull Cuasi Military Academy
Wednesday afternoon
Joan fuller daughter 81 MF.
ard Mrs Walter Fuller eelebraI
81 is slsth birthday SUNDAY AZ
temoun Several ~ her lifth
iflsnds sltendesl lEe party Ice
cream ana cake Wefe Served
Mrs Lesgie Nn 4 Thursday
gof Bunkss IL 70 spend q week
with her aaies aHa brother ~
lau Mrs J Howard Pore and
Nj Fore
ri AMI M4a Beverly Dalgu
and 3aueaseF. Llaia q Ocean
SPRING spent tie Meek snd with
AT ard HRS l. " Fullcf and
Mfs Wafses Ful1e
tntlse MArfae Frances Woo
Wuo Thnnaas celebrated net
nfth birthday WdnesliaY after
noon Several u Aef little friends
atienaeti Game Aere played and
.ce cream and birthday eake Nsfs
served
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Union S. S. Al
Eostlown To Be
In Auditorium

~ interest 81 . eeFy large
= the citizens q Easts
an 6e lae5 tbas beginning
fzefe viii b. q Unlan
sunday Sho0l conducted IN fhe
aaa8torlum building at 18th and
D4Hnaui Tire school VIII open At
s 81 a Is and eioee ST 1880
Everyone IS invited e thus Tn
zee SrhoaI ii yau ere nai attend
He sun1e utneE Sunday school
There WlH b. classes for Begin
mos Primaries Juniors. Inter-
meaiste seniors and Adults
coms and bring your family
WITH voa We knsW IF nothing
that VIII ia more for tire com
manltv than that Is citizens take
- active part ia : Sunday School
ana 0tilsf church services
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Education Week
Stresses Wartime
Truining Program

Education ios Victory will be
the theme u American Educa
ton Week t. be observed from
November 2 through 10 and
schools il Jackson County VIII
concentrate on actual demonstra-
tion sather than an ans outward
display. school officials an
neaHced
According to Superintendent Of
Schools Thomas Il Wells. Pas
caaoala schools will bend every
effort 10 dc ! Wartime Job bet
ter this weak than ever before
= J. Mea1ee superintendent q
Moss P0lns schools. announced
shat IA formal programs are be.
iuR planned because ali attention
Is being concentrated on wartime
training needs but that q chapel
hour vii b. devoted % the
uaeHe 81 lhe week NJ Wells
urged thar al parents visit tie
schools ana see the GLASSES &C.
tuaily N operation.
Subjects throughout the week
are Is follows Sunday. Educa
tien Tor World Understanding.
Monday Education for Work.
TUESDAY. Education tof the Ar
Age Wednesday. Education Tt
NIn and Secure the Peace Thurs.
dag. Education lar Wartime Cit.
seuship Friday Meeting iht
Emergency Ia Education. and
Saturday. Education iof Sound
Health
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Murie Nichols Has
Birthday Party
Young People Meet

n CELEBRATION - ben flitA
birthday small Marle Nichols aa
hostess 81 q party az tie house 81
her psesnls Nj and MRS e y.
Nichols ca Admiral Jones street.
last Saturday Afternoon
The decorations stressed the
HalioWe en- motif
a birthday cake with gLtiefnE
candies Waa 8 thrilling pat 81
lhe party Is Was the pfeseni8tl9n
u gifts t. The little hostess
After the cake had been cut
il was served with ice cream
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

erWHe prapeFlE graded according
% Department II Agriculture
peelacalions must ~ sold Is
assorted gr unKraded eggs
ANA such eggs must sell n prices
net higher than tbs ceiling prices
- eandisa Grade G eggs The
Sop legal prices fof such eggs
during November are at cents
pef auzen t. wholesalers - cents
p dozen ta retailers ard 81 cents
aaaen e. Consumers
Efforts aIe being made 10 fam
AlafHm fcfaets wholesalers ana
retailers Nih gHs eea grading
u established Is the Depart
maui 81 Agriculture These rules
reaaift that eE b. weighed and
eaaIHed aeeadiuH t. vez specific
qaaIis lsHsiaFs ~ he classified
GRADED efF
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
New Prices SET On
Eggs By OPA For
November S0les

New restriction regulating fhe
sIs % eggs Throughout the state
have hssn ISSUED hy the price
division Il the jackson District
afllec 81 fhf opA
IRE amendment q she eon-
munity Tat pricing afaei which
Established cents per-aaken cell
sne price igf egg sea the nrfee
Ia9 tnaf nfaisaet Hgom kavemAes
through December 3 providing
ii fiie decline = one cent 8 aas
- ~ he price Essen Neek during
iEH month The allaef amendment
designed q clarity thc faeg
that ail es naa easaiiea and 9th
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Community Sing
AT Eusfluwn
Next Mondoy

0n Tuesday evening nov y
is 6 oesoek the first - & series
- Community SiaEs VIII - held
n t4e auditorium - ttth and d.
Punt gireets Everyone . invited
There viii b. 3 group 81 popu
Lar patriotic songs 81 be followed
b. . number at good old .EashioH-
I'd hymns known t. everyone
Opportunity win be given nial
- make knuen iht states gcpfe
senfsd ~ thUse present 50 ne
sure that yau are there 10 rep
ne4ent yelH state
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

ns
enfs NJ and Mu b J p
aBsrg esss Ma r.
MH I8ex matHsa M
0fa Is Report - auw Wai.
fsf & a Na Nlth J s
#afr iaa h Mr.
Eassu G asa
aaaeF e. a q ~ hs m
= 81 NsrAage M f
Mrs An4gew u
returned fgtn = tec t
hiasana 81 cxup f
usf THu where he IS ngR
sanea Upon ser return sire $50
haa0fea 81 3 maee
- Krvea - = JONES
sra Mrs Jam Clark n te ae
uE Nh Jones Frt1s
Irving KlnE ano
aith u# UnfIa States News 81
naaeala - spent t@ a
- tht hane q ha ea aar
and Mm ksgaana s m a
ele
Mr.. ann Mr. Herman Iaa0
visited 81 tfs hons q M. 4n5
Mr& Gus jackson "a MaD ou
SUNDAY
Nr. ard Mr. M4rfa1 Byrd and
en3dren MI ana Mr. Preston
coehran and children az Luce
Gale. spent TIE das sunday b ue
home 81 Mrs Rab M0ftah
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Ensign J. W Shepard Goes To
West Coast

Ensign J. ". Shepard uSNR.
departed Wednesday for the West
Caat - await further assign
meat after q = dsy leave Of abb
ence which he has been spend
8nn with bis parents Mr. and
Ara Martin Shepard On Beach
boulevard PaseaR0ula Ensign
Shepard received his golden
wings Il Pensacola 4 few months
apo and since that time has been
undergoing further training 81
Jacksonville
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Moss Point PTA To
Meet At Lottie
Hyatt School

Mm kaeem Lindsay pyeM
I Mo Posnf parens
SAngah
ta.at as aiN s ) meeting a
taaf alton q ths Lottie H.
All -e1sEtag9 Wnooi 81 Tues
aas aftesnacn. Nuk 6 80 80
q k 4 most interesting and
instructive program VIII @ pre-
aa1ea Al parents are urged
e. atfan8