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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-04-22
Lansing Students Playing
Vital Role In War Effort

Lansing High School has enter
ed into the war effort by col
lecting scrap, offering first aid
and home nursing courses, pro-
noting Junior Red Cross drive
for membership, furthering the
Red Cross War Fund drive, and
making garments for the Red
Cross, putting into circulation
boarded pennies, collecting coat
hangers, buying war bonds and
stamps, and introducing military
drill and calisthenics into the
physical education classes.
Early in the fall students were
enlisted in the scrap drive. Before
the contest ended $4,000 pounds
of scrap had been collected. After
that about 1000 pounds were
brought in making a total of Co.,
900 pounds.
Nineteen students have COM
pleted both the standard first aid
course and the advanced first aid
course. All the juniors and senior
girls are now taking the course
in home nursing given by the Red
Cross instructor.
Each grade was Unlisted in the
Junior Red Cross drive for mem
bership and 1854 was collected
In the Red Cross War Fund Drive
Lansing district and town collect
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-04-22
Nine Boys, Eight
7 Girls In Senior
Class This Year
Well Balanced Class; Many
Have Made Fine Records
In School Work
TEACHERS PLEASED

On April 80, seventeen diplo-
mas will be granted to nine boys
and eight girls of the Lansing
high school.
Members of the faculty point
with pride to the class which,
though not as large as some in
past from Lansing, has made good
records. Judging from the aims
and ambitions of the various
members, this class is inbued
with the spirit of the times and
its members are ready to attempt
whatever tasks may fall their lot
The list of the graduates, to-
gether with their individual BIZ
ographies, is presented below:
PARKER C. BLEVINS
Age 10, born in Washington
county, Virginia. Hobby: Horse
back riding and hunting. Ambi-
ton: To be a pilot. Motto: TRY
anything once"
JACK ASHLEY
Age Is, born at Matewan, West
Virginia. Hobby: Swimming,
hunting and fishing. Ambition:
To be an Admiral. Motto: ITO
get through life alive"
DORTHY ASHLEY
Age II, born at Warrensville.
, Hobby: Dancing, hiking, collect
ing picture. Ambition: To sue
coed in anything undertaken.
Motto: CRY anything once"
BRYAN KIRBY, JR-
Age II, born at Sturgills.
Hobby: Swimming and football
Ambition: To be a pilot. Motto:
Smile and the world smiles with
you"
DAPHNE ELLER
Age Is, born at Lansing. Trea-
surer of the senior class. Hobby:
Swimming. Ambition: To sue
coed in any undertaking. Motto:
A'Try anything once"
LILLIAN WEAVER
Born at Lansing. President OF
the senior class. Hobby: Horse
back riding Ambition: To get
the most out of life. Motto:
Laugh where we must: be can
did where we can"
IRENE BALDWIN
Born at Lansing. Hobby: Horse
back riding. Ambition: To get
the most out of life. Motto: ITO
strive, to seek, to find, and not
to yield"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-04-22

Education is a companion
which no misfortune can depress
no crime destroy-no money
alienate-no despotism enslave.
At home, a friend; abroad, an in
PRODUCTION; in solitude, a solace;
and in society. an ornament.
Without it, what is man? - a
splendid slave, a reasoning saw
age. -Varle.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-04-22
School Has Seventeen Who Are To Receive Diplomas

dents who have been outstanding
in their work.
On Saturday evening at 800
o'clock the Senior Glass of Lam
sing will present the play. "a
Little Clodhopper," by Walter
Ben Hare. With this presentation
by an all-Senior cast the COM
mencement, exercises will have
come to a close, and "Finis'' Will
have written to the end of an
other school year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-04-22

eighth, tenth, eleventh & twelfth
grades. In their grades strenuous
physical training in the form of
calisthenics is stressed. Recently
Ranger activities, the same type
of conditioning as that received
by the original Rangers now in
Africa, was introduced. Some sim
pie forms of military drill have
been introduced in tht physical
education classes.
Lansing is proud of its success
in these activities but possibly
the greatest thing done furthering
the war effort in Lansing High
School has been the awakening
of the student body to the fact
that there is a part that they can
play in winning this war.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-04-22
DALE DENNY

Age l9, born at Apple Grove
Hobby: Hunting and swimming.
Ambition: To become a flying
cadet in the U. S. Army. Motto:
'Try anything once
Russell SPENCER
Age 18, born at Sturgills. Hob
by: All outdoor sports. Ambition:
To be professional baseball
player. Motto: "Try until you
succeed.
PEARL JAMES
Age Is, born at Amy. Hobbies:
Swimming and dancing. Ambi-
ton: To be a success in any I'M
dertaking. Motto: "Try anything
once"
JAUNITA BLEVINS
Age 10, born at Lackey, West
Virginia. Voted the best all
round girl in the senior class.
Hobbies: Hiking and collecting
pictures. Ambition: To become
housewife. Motto: Smile and
the world will smile with YOU
ALICE REEVES
Age 20, born at Grassy Creek.
Voted the most mischievous in
the senior class. Hobbies: Hiking
and horseback riding. Ambition:
To become a housewife. Motto:
Life is what you make it, so why
not make it a success"
THOMAS POWERS, JR.
Age II, born at Lansing. Vice
president of the senior class.
Hobbies: Horseback riding, read
ing, and taking life easy. Am
bition: To be a pharmacists mate
in the navy. Motto: "Act well
your part; there all the honor
lies"
CHARLES C. THOMPSON
Age 18, born at Lansing. Sec
rotary of the senior class. Hob
bies: Swimming and horseback
riding. Ambition: To be a pilot.
Motto: Keep 'em flying"
WARREN G. II. HARTSOG
Age 81, born at Husk. Member
of the basketball team. Hobby:
Playing ball, fishing, hunting,
and hiking. Amition: To be an
aviator. Motto: Smile and the
world will smile with YOU"
DELLA STURGILL
Age 18, born at Sturgills. Hob
by: Hiking, reading, and collect
ing pictures. Ambition: To be
successful in all undertakings.
Motto: Laugh and the world
laughs with you; cry and you cry
alone"
EARL KING
Age Is, born at Lansing. Mem
Der of basketball team 2 years
and football team 3 years. Hob
by: Fishing and hunting. Am
bition: To be mechanic Motto:
ITO get the most done with the
least work."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
6 Points Stressed
On Body Care
Fisher Lists 'Musts
for Care at Home

With the advent Of winter the
Fisher body division of General
Motors. through its service de-
partrnent, has issued hints on the
proper care of automobiles. Re-
curing very little effort and only
negligible expense ths- six points
covered in the statement can be
handled easily by the owner al
home with the exception of eX-
IRENE cases of erosion, which
should be handled by experts. Fol-
lowing are the suggestions:
Car should be thoroughly
washed periodically, particularly
under tenders and running gear,
TO remove salt or calcium chlor-
ide. Both of these, which are
spread on the streets of some
cities, cause rusting conditions
and attack chrome and nickel
plated parts
A good liquid polish should
be applied periodically and the
chrome parts rubbed of with an
oiled rag
The lacquer should be scruti-
nized carefully and any Clipped
spots retouched to prevent rust
ing.
Remove sn ow. particularly
that containing dirt and CRIME,
Immediately.
Examine trunk and deck lid
for leaks. Carefully check mold
ing around doors and window to
assure alright condition.
Locks. striker plates, hinges,
etc, should DE fabricated regu-
larry. Additional wear on these
parts result from ice and snow
on the streets and vibration
= caused by the use of chains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Autos and Apiation:
Army Awards
Class A RatinQ
To Continental
Duplication Of Inspection
by AAF Eliminated
During Fabrication

Continental Motors Corp. has
received Official notification from
the army air forces that its IA
cilities have been assigned Class
A quality rating The notice,
signed by Mai Thomas J. Sulh-
van Sr., resident representative,
said in part:
"Your facility, having eStsb-
hshed q high degree of quality
control In manufacture and in
spection of materials for the
army sir forces. has demon
strated that your organization
may now he entrusted with the
full responsibility of assuring
that your products meet all re-
auirements, therefore, You are
now assigned Class A quality
rating.
Duplication Of inspection
during detailed fabrication. by
army air forces inspection per-
sonnet, will be eliminated, and
the army air forces inspection
organization can now confine its
activities 20 general supervision
OF your inspection system.
e The use of army air forces
stamps on detailed parts and
sub-assemblies viii be elimi-
mated, and their use will be con-
fined only TO assemblies or COM
pleted articles, with the ulti-
mate objective of arriving at a
requirement of one army air
forces acceptance stamp on the
completed article"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

natural medicine. Just read
what Mr.. Rizer has to say:
~ CouIdn't Eat Solid Food"
Il had stomach> trouble for 3
years. l couldn't eat solid food
Everything 1 ate would sour on
my stomach and cause terrible
gas pains. / also had backaches
and pains in my kidneys and was
badly constipsted. ] could not get
any rest--would get up four and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Names in Bright Colors

Fighter planes are camouflaged,
but training planes, on the con-
trary, are painted in bright colors.
This practice helps to prevent col
sisions in the air and aids in find
ing student plane pilots who may
be lost or forced down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

Another ] n .
spring story Of
relief fro m
years Of tor
nent-is added
by Mr.. RiZer TO
the ever grow
ing list of SINH
lar statements
from h ppy
Gillian u rs.
Like so many
OF h erS, NJ r.
RiZer foun d
blessed relief IN
Gillian, h g
-. q - - = nrr =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
What Gillian Can Do for You

We call Gillian a natural med
.icine because it is made from the
Juices from IS of Natures finest
health giving roots, banks and
herbs--the same helpful, natural
juices that have brought blessed
relief to mankind down through
the ages. If you are now suffer-
ING the tormentS of bloating gas
pains, ckening constipation,
sleepless nights and other organic
disorders, try this natural medi-
cine,
Gillian is taken shortly before
meals. II mixes with food at once,
helping 10 eliminate the poisons
that foster stomach trouble, and
aiding the liver and bowels TO
their proper functions. 1t also acts
TO flush impurities from the kid
neys and relieve muscular aches
land pains, caused by faulty elimi-
nation.
Gillian Il recommended and sold
by all Cunningham's Drug Stores.
Help yourself to health. Start to-
day by buying a bottle Of Gillian.
One bottle will convince you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Quinn Quits Maxon Post

T. K Quinn, president of Max
on's, has resigned from the ad-
vertising company to devote full
time TO his job as director gen.
eral of the War Production Board
production drive. Quinn was on
leave from MaXon's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

Vultee has been
promoted 10 as
Sistant general
auditor OF the
entire Consoh.
dated Corp. He
was formerly
with the De.
troit Edison Co
Hickman IS q
grad va tie OF
Wayne, Law,
ence Institute
of Technology
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
so WEAK.
From Aches And Pains
He Could Hardly Work

Mr.. Alfred Rizer, 1871 First
Street, Detroit, Tells How
He Got Blessed r ellie {
From the Tortures of
Indigestion, Constipation,
and Kidney Trouble .
Aches and Pains Gone,
Says He Feels 1000 Bet
ter" Since Taking Gillian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
If Ruptured
Try This Out
Modern Protection Provides Great
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

and Michigan. lie IS member
OF the Detroit Engineering Society
and the American Institute of In
ternal Auditors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

five times at night. Finally I was
so run down that Iscould hardly
work. l tried many medicines, but
not one did me any good until l
took Gillian. Now feel 1000 bet
ter. l don't have those terrible
gas pains nor bloating nor pains
in my arms and legs. / digest my
food, sleep at night, and have
mara aparexg -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Consolidated Corp.
Promotes Hickman

George E. Hickman. chief resi-
dent auditor of the .Stinson and
Stout division of the Consolidated
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22

S. sol are ar aeeEage
xua mazazazt ana aar au-
derstans tha ere Inspection r
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saapaa Ike thousands o asa-
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msas rssansnE faen yoe mss
have raur FIRST tire Han
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ezmanztzn DsaaAailna zae.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22

ln faas p
~ Isssa af af.nk unless
lars requirement. h
hF MaxdAk a.
- fVe8 0n uEwhiofa a1 ipa
establishments h.
msaraday
T~ivFaants afp 1H Pc
re business umaef saF
Pelham S Fwsd aHs
te apsfatla a. the Whit
Cafe p Il Moase op
enehm Cafe aad
- VAST Frsdeftr proc
N WAISTS Bias Ham
plants were iiiee ~ o. q
Underwood executive
the Mississippi STATE
Health wtlh heaaQaafter
sun afd Da # - KtoH ~
reefaE 90 sha IsEx6ou
Health Department WIth
aaarieFE IL PawAgoia
u & Cn9su dissfArs Aff
TIE nJancttunk Nhh
served hy Sheriff. : Co. keas
ard LAo Hgfe deputy an
ioxsea these esssniishuerss
operation 81 q reslaufant
handing establishment
after midnight JanaaFY =
ait Violations % kanfta-s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22
Merchants Bank
Triples Deposits
In Il Months

Esxnt dlpeetsss WeFv r
pa3nlca ami unH neN naHx aa
asded So the haasd q tbf Nj
Grants and Maetne Bans af Pas
caEauia At tfa annual meeting
81 she Stockholders
The directors whu haRe ueen
Wtih TIE nanx IN thaf capacity
Nnce - ovEanlEatsap are Il A
Fails e J faa : { Eord Her
nsss : aautseF Ean4ana J Jane
] y Le3e Fred Taylor and 4 /
Staples & c KHnx farmer dtzez
tar waa o&tuE g. H bsaith arr
ataeuz. ~ California @ot re-
elected oy rs can rag4st ua
seplaeea ~ = = Cox Vcs pres
sent - the hank who ha1 ueer
a. 0ffHeef IN TIE Institution ssnee
IS formation
Ehe fanancml statement ~ Ia
oank Nhch sas ssanmitlea ~
lae nesting showed aepusila -
Salua - g. faree times tne -
paaits Shown = maatEss aGo A.
lhH nesting fae starkHalderx ~
CIR pzsvsaaa not.ce ma5ied g.
theu AaeasnE - the prop@
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shr espItallzafsen AZ tae bans r.
fae aaaunt g ks0 - be -
nd = PAL VaEaa saafs - SS -
eaer = aav e q s pfeent Cas-
Eauf.n4ed on FaKe 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22
Mrs. !. L. Morgan
Injured By Auto
Saturday Afternoon

M q Mmgan 81 Gemn
Lnn street seftenes : anatee
arm ard oeusaa aen SIZE ass
snmked doWn saturday nxhf IS
se walking down suaih Pas
caaas street - ruuaf e1Fne from
TIE Euresy stor
Tne arises - ihf csF Nhaeh
stnsrN 1he Wsnzan was l. ; p
theree q 1918 North West street.
Iarkax Mis- shu aas n Pas
cagoaa un . business Trip NJ
FatheFa @as saKrn ata castaaF
81 Policeman = 3 Jaaes bat A.
ief investigation of lhe acc1ant
hv 0ffsuer yese& sna Chlef q
Polioe A "a ErcI Il xas ~
hevea e. have hsaen unavoidable
and on consent from the husband
81 the inquired aauaan Nj Path
0rse as released
The anx8aert secured about
% Saturday a~ftcnneaa Mr
Morgan hNd hetn shopping ~
hrsnknaaua stars and Was ~
paFeutix watkins atoms ue edge
- TIE street Nheu she Nas stFuee
WORK IS beng aane On tae s1feps
there and DART piisd along the
side - thV stHrei he'd evidently
o. layaa her getting GA the side
walk
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22
Air Raid Display
In Mobile Draws
Jockson Countions

A group g citizens from Pas
esRoala ard Mos Point combined
8 charter = hsas FRIDAY evening
and sent "a Aau4le ta stiffness a.
ar rad Demonstration stsRea -.
fha { S Army
A mature city Rad ben
erected faT the occaaaz and as
results - q aaulh fsfzuE 81 3
house aish nask ir re attic an1
uae - whieh there Has ~ 81
aimHzHaen e aEash Wee saaaH
Earaaa types - bons Were -
hiuitaa and - different meth
IDS uf cemoafIaE uem sese ae
The activity e 8 cansfa. eenasr
- tire 81 emergency &ss 81
feature - TIE nr1sram
Wnen ~ urns came = te NaA-
ated sala fer ae phases to ap
pear numasazed asHg piaaas
aan aawn asa ue aaEas
ne ence = s aE ae
anstaaHan
AmanE taa attending He
Alua Tnaupesn Bills Setaua F
& LHHza9siaM Forest ErsnzH
James EautlaF Fran4 SpanH
ArEaM Shamnane q Shasa.
SCI Postal Harry Lew HeFazn
Levy n ana So GaEEr Todd
William Mare Saw hasenanaL
- r Faalkemsain 81 ana ~
HenH EsataI and ~ Asc aHa
Ar aaa Mrs 7 Ha1sen p
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22
Rev. Duncan Gray
Elected Bishop
Mississippi

Tne EeF uansan - Cray re-
sar ~ - Church of - Nativity
Gr-ene M aa ee
ERE u5gcese . MlN
o. saece ire a Bap.
Greer On sn aae
keH = fne Wesneasp -
~ IRE ealne
THs aaE Eszte1 bishop -
a1 as 1sze 81 Ms#-
asan M Ha Hil r. aanea
a = anazf tsF
nanta tie House - Bssa
- ~ Epla ChazeH m -
Euisea States al hase De- 3
sfoEe q ta alactlaa end 80 q
date - hs eaneeaHau
Taa Daocaza eoaazIi ahah
am = saa az Iaeaou 81
I4-sa4z and WednradzX. aas pse
zHita ss# b. ap aaHan - IT,
ulucaaa 81 Eaa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22
City Fathers
Make Dim-0ui
Rules Local Law

= esss urdlnsnee setting forth
~ "details 81 she aim naa regu
aftans - p~feserthea - officials
ii tsse 81 s ARM for IRIS ares
4as adapsed Saturday b MayuF
Walter Il Guiles ana msrmers q
TEE Clty CpunciG
Ans NialasGg 81 shese festrlc
~ Mi - fable e. prosecution
ne riss court wsih . posxicIe
nnitv uf si00 fine or thirty DAYS
n nj m both
TINS oscsnance whieh aupean
"a detail erafefe N tais issue
tnunrSaae she types Of lighting
uhiet vi e allowed and tire
types whleh arx banned Ans
outssue Elehsing Is against the
isW sxcept street lights landing
and onxsrurtion lights GA Ar ar
field navlgaslun lights and lights
ary r. s1ipeWrds ard indus
ira enneeFfa essential - ire wa
effart Ard these must Dc re-
stFseted - slcn 3 may as IN make
Them as ltgfis wasinle Is poss3ba
ffnm tne az and from ths So
Ane at Horn ard Petit Bas Is
lanas
Thee regulations are effective
Bon a haIf ar haalF after s1n
81 ga 8 half aoar before suu
RS r the winter uqouthz ano ar
Easaf after san 81 70 an hour
hefarr san rase during re SUM
nlef
Ths RUE making ne Use q
barking Eka& mandatory an ap
pFoacr = o. directly away from
- beaea has hs-en lifted CITY of
uelaa NeHe advised ~ army o.
teas Wednesday. however. and
antll further notice tins paftie
ulsf g. at gn the diro.at VII
nos b safaaced But a. auto
wahl.a Ht ~ operated with
re oH tights - instead q
ss4eai zs and al headlights
anus sEed over tne upper
laaH surface = saeh 3
So 81 prevent me esespe q
any gs Haxs thFaagb the
a the headlight Ma
e c. armed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22
-Four Food Handling Places EnjOined
To Cleanup or Closeup by Court

4EaaHs hANe haen genaea
Tfeee se hsa neen posted
af haasn Is aasu 5
- mp@sthm 49, - 4 S Areay
attws ard tire eaun a1ison fna
sasa tEe iailare - pFamieiak
81 nees ~ s4nstaiian slan4ar1a
4 aunnhex us ofhex p3acss ~ega
ENsnd n tfse xan4 tsgns and N1zre
- sheW requested rrexamannliau
r ) feM aas8 atssr n-ssessass
nap steps I'D been taken
1zAefw haee 0e~easad Mith the
81 iHaA signs before the aoar
pmEnntfs mmknN ne efiarf &C.
easreef harmfag ard nsuntasg
eun1iisnnN
Ep41enticN have been caused
nsn4N Ksnlpis froan alsassa Whach
aave beeA Improperly waslte4
~ HoI psingea aul aaa wiih
RnalA 81 oVeftsoWa ea With
TIE ahipEAre wmkefs shss ~oaId
- . hkelg pk1ee Tor ar spsdefn-
& = starr no@ NJ ehanee San he
taken rs kaswinK down and eur
taliifK mar activity rs annrcss
AaFg iiinexS yei iheNf restaurants
ana san handling places arr
operating q tiireAf e. shs health
ri erass person Wh0 enters
ifem
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-22
ZOning Law For
Growing Section
Urged By Group

Reuer oerinE the old sdaee
bout the ounce 81 prevention.
members q the Pascagoula Civic
Council urged the prompt sci
tlnE ~ q zoninE laws 70 cover
building on the Lincoln avenue
Market street seeaa where the
res streets ard other improve
Eents ut7 undoubtedly mean
business growth 81 3 meeting
Tuesday
Following the suggestion Of this
acton ard us approval y me4Ha-
bers present plans acre made
r. present the proposal before
elfy authorities - find shat fur
ther procedure Is necessary A.
eoTding - MEMBER tbs Nectian
81 Ps2sgaals which Is located
between tire ingalls, Shlpyard and
tie housing project WiH present
5 desirable Spos for TIE opening
q . second business district and
aaaing laws wiH guard against
he erection q ege sores and IN
Desirable buildings
Dr. Henry Hot. coursy health
u1rectu. reported considerable
progress q tie drive % force
al llma restaurants 60 clean
Up Copaes % letters have been
received og hin which Nere Ant
IN b TIE state health director.
Dr. YeI5x UnaerH0o1 and the
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