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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-09
Analysis SaOws
Wafer From New
Well Excellent

The watef from the new SOC
foot wei In pascaEoula Is Of ex
eellant quality toF domestic pur
poses according % q ehemical
analysis by II A Kroefe, direct
af Of Sanitary Engineering q the
Mississippi State Board 81 Health
Cenaensina E technical report on
the water IN e letter e. L &
Beckhau commissioners 81 pWh
he works IN psseagoula Mr
kfoete declared that the only 90
lectanshle feature Of the water
appears So he the high chlofiaes
content which might possibly
Inpasf same taste Go the water
Hoe ever. he recommends thai
th4s water De mixed with the
satef from the ether three wells
So that TINS taste VIII not BE de
fected lie commented on the
h1Eh sanitary quality as shown il
the ANALYSIS
The opening Of TINS new WeIi
has resulted n being able =
maintain = satisfactory water
pressure throughout the city. Mf
Heckhsm sad
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Stores Will
Close All Day
Each Wednesday

A rev schaaule arranged for
the benefit 81 fhe @nnseH Nar
Nafssfs and mothers ~ FoanE
children was adoptsa We1nesda
night hy patcaFaaih ana Aom
Point merchants e. bee8me -
fsetiVe Monday
Feeling faat the present hours
during which ihe stores sre 0Hsn
glsrea TIE housewife vim has q
wartime lob ard aiao the uag.aeEs
- have n0 enc to care faf their
young c%htIifeH aurlue sae aey
It = disadvantage. TIE merchants
agreed 10 extend lhe store hours
fof aut night during thr week
ard cla8e 81 dsy "wednesday -
eieaa ST cnly half = daY
Hardware ta@elfy. furniture
variety ami clothing stores vii
Observe the following schedule
open each dat except "Wednesday
AZ 81 q N close Tuesda8 ana
saturday 1t q pm close al aas
Wednesday. elase Aionaas ard
Thursday af 8 81 end inc FFiasy
elaslma naaf aili remain un
changed The grocery stores wlI
ciase Monday ana Thursday ~
pm. Tuesday fftia1 an1 SAT
ufasF ~ s pm. ana close
Iag Wednesday
The Moss Point stores win
keep the present hours except
ihst they wiH remain open afe
on TIE SOFAS evening and eiaSe ~
day each "Wednesday
AceardluK - the merchants
TINS change Ia store hours vas
adopted mes &c accommodate tire
merchant m employees nut a.
meet q definite wartime need
1T = real punishment - tbe
younK mother who has 80 shop
with 4 hairs In one sfrn ard Ter
huudie IA the other and wine.
So HsaNHssHa #aas AE EAAHAAAAHH##HN ~
lake hea e. ard from the stores
evsn ta0s4gh khe may 1--we saHae
as4tAnes away. " NJ HrunagleiI
ssefcltAnN #am sfsa when s~s
husband comes home from work
~ the afternoon he doesn't want
io hsve to deal with shopping
problems until ne has naa hIs
evening meal Is keepmk the
stores open until = oeIoek twe
evenings = week thus wlu give the
women ar opportunity &c shap
with the assistance % their nus
bands az lesve tie cuiiaren q
home with him emile tBey ua
the necessary 6uylng
IN comparison vita store hours
IN NEARBY cities tbs pascagouIa
stores arc STAYING open iunaef
huau and making e concerted 81
fort GO help the average shopper
as much IS possible
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+ \ Fails coroner Esiph
Delmas county surveyor X
Hauuham. supervisor Beat
p s Hehay justice q the
Beat e A = Candy con
Beat Ne 2 Hiss Kate
Iastice cf the peace hesf
& p Moran superTsar Bess
S BeaugeE Justice of the
SEAT
~ G Hseeax : l. Nelson sne
Arthur alien weFe appalntea e
5ae kailaI boxes With a.
aaa aIhef ueeessry ma
TIE H#zcuH clerk Was re-
= uacasd NiM having
Haa ma other printing
HaEaH clerks and peace
lae saleas precincts
15Hd sae - = WHach
nabi BED 81 lsIaf cate
aHst meeting = sc aam
49, d bee - Aazant ata
90 aala.lz e Eae seesua
lzy
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New President
Oh ROiary Club
Is Installed

Ton Wells Gee new president
q the FaseagoaIs Rotary elub.
e. the meeting Wednesday. re-
eeived the esvel from Or shell
nsn Vho refnoua 81 the
pres aeneF after a scar ~ SER
free There Has eerg little eere
mony attached - fhe transfer
Iem faak his paec 81 tie head
q the table and afief tna lunch
con Nss disposed e. turned r.
Secretary urn for announce
Hents dm tpeu bestowed ser
wee buttons or tire following
members. s~ianHF4nE THAT fheV
had 700 ger cent attendance rec
ofas for fhe numbef IF years
owing Cap Cole - Years
p~srfeci attendance Lee Head. I2
years. Oliver Coie 3 wears John
Watts 3 years Roy Owens. one
gear 4 button was gwen d.
MeIfNain Ire retiring president
81 having rived thfoaE s4e ear
IS president and ma3e an at
tendance record. and s.sa one -
Secretary stene los me same
reason
Tom Wells the new president
flef The Buttons wefe bestowed
o. those uho had made 100 per
cent records sad he felt Hke FOL
iawinE the Scriptures and telling
tae members Go fhoa sn6 Do
likewise Hs inaugural talk
vas fgl 81 coed advice ether
wtse e. He Rafsrlans h hases
me cammft rhalruen ard $50
g their functions and obaEauans
an3 H8e dunes ana obligations cf
ealaflaus n general Fer htm
sef T1n san he Intended io trv
- make Rotary au organization
ire Sod ~ ahe community.
- aeHR uan R-otaelsrs that
Rotary mesns what i SAYS ueu
adopted tH mafi Service
ea BE a be uald
e 81 So the Rafsg csah ssept
eaL ased form 81
activity. zni aaaere Cd r.
HlsEr Nere llaer short talEx
sns eesan b different
rS whzh made ths meet
- e. TIE mare interesting
VISITING RaariaEs Nare " ~
baa Dallas smith and A J
Har 81 Hos Point u 81
= RI birmingham sd
osea e A. p
80 sd s eaas ~ Huasr
Mes oreznS q He E s
a HezlrH Service
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Motorists Must
Apply For A Gas
Books BY July II

Application fa1 Sire se.aH8 4
gasoline FatlguinF haaf mus be
made ~ Julg 3 a]itseaes q ue
War prlce and Rstaning Board
ta jackson caantx announced
Blanks tor APPLYING fal uaese
hooks may BE- obtained Hom hIi
ms stations or ifam tHr acai
hosfd a. IA Ket street Pasea
Eouia
THESE blanks mas b. mailed 81
the board aud tines must ~ &c
eoFngauled Is TIE back - tHs oi
A book and the tire inspection
record
Additional clerks W b. OLE
m @ lst 81 banding tae
applications and Ia nal.mF tine
new hoaks out a. motorists -
that Is little time sill Iaps e
aweau the expiration rs the pres
ent coupons ant tn receipt Is
the new books b. automobile
owners as possible
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Verus In The
News Again

a wuruan waiaias rhaFnpicn
tn asil q curiosity In fhia caan
Try II wasn { So isna a9u that
snau woald have seeffsd At
sits lase inst women cauld
even learn shat e Welding
torch - used for mach less
would pull q hot shield over
her powdered moss and weld e
ietnt-
But bsinu q woman wsid
ING champion doesn't make g
girl any different II ven den E
hsliavs IL turn 20 paas Six
Section Two and spend o. day
with Vera Andersen ihs
werlds woman welding charn
pion ingalls, shipysrd pride
and 10y
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Steps Taken To Enforce
Clean Up Or Close Up Edici
As Cafes Ignore Orders
Health Officer Seeks Contempt OF Court
CHARGES For Five Offenders As Cafes
Fail To Meet Sanitary Requiremnts.

Compiete disaesara % the court
ediet T. clean up o. close "a JuiE
} or ths paf Hee - tne flg
0atine establishment aaaluei
which Balls ~ complaint were
filed ~ ID Henry y noH eei
sna director of sac 1acksan COIN
u Health Department Thafsdas
lei a. further REal steps ~ taf
FORM Of petitions demanding
that ihs operators ef these niara
khow Uaase IN court WHY the
should u0t be eitot for rrniempf
Of eusift
Ths petitions were requested
o. d. Hot Thursday and v 4.
nuIlaFa. eo1infs attorney. VIII
prepare them lat presentation q
Judge y y Russell The pre-
ceaurr was dictated hy Judge
Russell when nr Hoft appealed
e. tim for endorsement ~ the
court order Judge Russell Hnd
Gated that BE would Het q tune
for the offenders e. appear m
court according Go DF hofI
Although the original DEGREES
clearly stated that ihe rratAu
rants we're a meet the sanilaff
standards Of the state Ana u
esasleu hy the county board af
health aulbafiues helafn uaes
e1uH remain open br ond the
date set or reopen after that
GATE lhe restaurants have eaH
tinued an almost uninterrupted
operation a feW 81 them elesea
for one o. twu DAYS Whiie saf4e
improvements were made but
not one al the Establishments has
pms1era ffnw Fwfneperffun ~ M~n
certified Nv heath officers DE-
Hon said One - TIE restaurants
mas stopped the handling Of ans
1000 ana IS ;htEs eliminated. be
explained
InN five establishments ~
VOWED IN the clean up procedure
are the Oleander Care Southern
Grl1. Triple y Richards Cafe
and the Al. American Mack
Cafe was originally mcluaea eui
the proprietor informed DT Hot
tnat following sAe serving of Avs
decree he mas ceased all handling
Of fuad
Tn closing q these restsu
rants wss ordered when thes lsii
I'd t. come ~ & sanitary sgsna
ards Tney win 3 namner q
others IN pascaRoula. were post
I'd IS being eff limits fof service
men last i8a nat dunns the m
te-Vsuine months they failed q
clean up sufficiently e. pass =
second inspection bs tae health
authorities They nave cgaun
ued 60 operate win the O5I
Limits syn IN front oi fBc aa1f
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!. G. FlYni Names
Bomber Bought By
ingalls, Employees

THE Singing Rltes Thunder
bat Is ths nsme whleh Ngu he
4 en- the g S Army mber
saeht Through the ssie q war
Bends ~ the ingalls, aiphufidlnR
corporation ward
The winning name wss
mltted hy J G F1ruf 81 the
Guard fofes at the yard Rem
ueFs az were Miss hlaude Ia
ueg. a9craiuat1f ~ wanlen.
Rose suggestion was Prsae e
tfe South p 3 Swinaol AXIS
smasaer and T J Blake Bond
Dragon
Tae name vas chosen hy the
unanimous decision Of enc IanaF
Management committee after e
sab committee nas eliminated
some 8 tire names Some sls
as9.ons were automatically dis
GualifiHd as they we're the Names
~ people and Army regulations
farhla tine use AZ a. actusl name
TIE drive to raise the funds
was carried on several weeks aae
a. which tnne q goal 81 SIS a9o
fne price 81 3 Bomb was SCI
However = total uf
worth of bonds was actually IS
sued
AR Ftyuf has been employed
ai the Ingalls, yard Tor IS maaihs
he cams e. pascaeauIa from Mf
Dl1Ee and he Is uu tae shif'
from Z 30 an 70 s 30 m
called the graveyard shift
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-09

Jee - Bvra ~ Greene
anH thas eeek lasnaIly an-
bounced Hls candidacy lf the
office 8, Siafe Senator fHam ihe
s1st senatorial District composed
# Jackson Get and Greene
cauntes suuIeet - tae wlH cf Gae
ofer n TIE August s. ta83 nri
uarN
In has announcement Byrd
pointed oat that under the Dem
ae5at6 custom prevailing b IS
Greene county tan tc furnish
TIE State senator lae the BIS
usef
Ills mat encouragement fol
laas
TO tae Eruaeraf Voters of the
4Isf Distract composed
y George end Greene
Caanza
asE tas means - annoanc
nE mH e#H Heef fa the office
q Sl#fe senator - Sc est sen
afafla# district o. Mississippi IN
tHe Mississippi EsataHe
district beng composed = Jask
H George ana Greene Caunaes.
THzs : Greene counts tlfu tc
furnish tHs senator - fae as
HHst s Jaessaa aHa Gsera caau.
t@ have eleH aHa - asfaa En-
.azr according q fra ae#afz
custom pzeeaIIIn 20 ssla aasslr.
slaee the formation thereof
fn the people ai fhe
district q eIef me Iae# STATE
a an seeking afEHeIaI ~
1 Sic
81 sentative RI 80
- Is lIa e. 8taHat
l#al o. fnaz ~ eraI - s
#gaHHua=l - Hake
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T.. A. Talbot VIII
Head Legion Post
For Coming Year

q 4 Tailesft paWaaoula haa
HF man eaeted commando
~ tnr Jaekaau Counts Pest a. the
American Legion fof the corning
wear al fhr annual meeting heidi
fef election Of officers al the IL
aian Haae al the OLD Port
u ednesdaW night
At q supper served following
thr erection Mr Talh3tt pledged
his hest effufa t. ihe Post 8ua
sad be feN That = great henQf
had hsen Niwen him and thai hs
would hud 8 great pleasure IN
woFkinA for ihe pugt
Other officers chosen were first
wee commander ahempef
sacond etce commander John
stautee third vice commando
+ & Nmafirld seaut-at
arms Julian SlAde chaplain "
Y BARRIER 4 post aa5utant and
several other aiftce wili he Nlied
~ appointments S. te made hf
tar Commander
The Post locked naek Oh a veaf
- rxtciieut aurb Featured bS
fine financial condition brought
slasul bs fhe leadership % Corn
n6antefa & L st.Hlef and ! G.
HelCemFn 8acusstaH uHs given
e. tbs Forthcoming state cauven
tion e V~lcksbaFk ard delekatcs
een ehsssan
The fus8 ntainaaAa1e cor the sad
- eNfknt eAthanai fHeth
,lu 81 the Bort ard IS cooperating
Helh the Red Cross ard other nf
gantzatiuns in war time activities
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j. Krebs
Candidate For
FlOaier Rep.

J Guy Krehs present sheriff
Of jackson county. announces
thai he ls 3 candidate for Float
er Representative q Jackson and
Harrison counties. tn tbe lower
House 81 the Mississippi Leeiss
ture subject T. tine wiH ~ the
voters "a the Democratic Primary
Election "a Re held on August
5rd Under the prevailing GUS
tom the office ~alfeTnHtes each
term between Jackson and Hsf-
fison counties ans the present
fioater being from Harrison
county Il would seem that Jack
son county should iris time have
the honor of eleeanE the hastef
L IS not Necessary for this
paper e cal the attention ut is
readers 20 AIr KIehs past polin
cal record Il IS known 81 every
one IN TIE county where Gue
was born and has spent rs life
60 date except the fifteen wears
be- spent a. sea eight wears q
which be was chief euklnesf On
large oeesn Gozng vessels Te
Hs daF he haIds s Iacenee IS
chief engineer u vessels u ans
tonnage He was FIRST elected
sheriff Ia 1871. serving laat &c
he VAS elected So ma "a aueN
pifea term So sheriff later aeinE
pseIty far four wears after whieh
elected e. serve 8 hl8 term which
expires wlyh thls ges Ha has
beer mayor % PaseaEaala ana
has oceapiea positions Of trust II
The commercial world
Ar KFees knows ghe pram
and needs q the Mississippi GaH
Coast and 8 elected there
doub u1at he ual IS q
@, oar aauskInk body Fee THE
l Ut be nlm rs meeting
those ufab eHs aa1 sowing u
as Tar a. tie eaauale cas- d.
= = announcing - stated
knaM TIE problem & t
and wil5 a. 81 aule aess zar -
Interests ! au7 asmItaf aifa ne
ak aas q tae state and ls
suadivisnus and I wli endvr
- make SOS . Eeod
elected ana noe / as or YoaH
support sna vase Il ue Demo
GRATIS Primary b b. bed On Aus
s SD
- kHet hss many friends
rot eel In IS h1us casaw- b.
also m Hansoa county many =
Ram - wA ue abe q contaS
between na# anz the aaH o. els
a m ~ asks these ahlm -
msF laz q see o. asaelnt
go a1sf tire Intervening 80
larEHt HIn be- rear hn
aH easy q b lhe - e.
: eaae uae
10 q Haa sha a
ae 49, seea
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"a Registrars
Accepted For
Armed Service

m 81 81 ae largest calls fol
safvaeeznen from gaekarn roan
Is e reaistfamss mnv 81 fhe
BOYS whe haee JUS tlnies hiaa
tehoas ard celebrates tssu f
h3ftfs4aw were Nacepi6d into enc
mmsa services ut Cump sheIa
Signing up luf the Maus asrs
Lamar Cates James William Ba
sHd Robert EdNard Westfaut.
ALVIN Harnmond Charlton psll
ap WllisHss Henry Clarence MH
ieF. LnrH8 kashB. Alva Melton
Basque George lee LamEiu
daue CHsfles Mcfaul Cyde
Julius Miller. Jack EfWH Nj
Coy Cleveland Damn FaaKafa
u. ghales Edwin Cole Rec
shAFn nosafKe CALVIN Ed
MeCnnl James q Beaf0aRhk
HsfTs Dewitt pess benson Dear
wnod Hamilton 1ohn Shau
1smss HUGH Mecafisfly Austin
GlaYtnn holE. RoaeFf Maek kieg
nan. James Edwafa DarneI Riu
Raheft Ssnoms Pol Miguel Fred
rfir. Mnrhan Thaa Wslaae Cur
Is Calvin cates RAYMOND Irv
ms KING Theodore Philip Ne.
sen Calvin NmeI Holmes 5e1r
Telfafe Smith Charlie Arthur
Southern IT. Edward Clifton
Saucieg. Ronald john MaEfsN
Paul Lexelne Mainieu Hefmes
Eugene Stork Jee Mlley Brown
and Houston Edaar GofI. Cat.
Edgar Hicks Kenneth Harrison
Jaquith. Allen Percy Bruce Wi
liam Aaron Grimes Cly8e Esar
CIoekef. tsuHe Henry Conner
an8 Calvin Jerous HradT
Enltstine ia tse ArmF were
JAMES TrenuIe Kennedy JONI
Lester O~verstrect Charles 0Iee
ms Frank Auhw LINN LINN
Grant Lear Tyser Turnef Dan.
isy. Oklev Garland Daniels
Hugh Leeelfan Ezeil. les Wine
Wilson. Jsmea Cecil Sfsaffef Cur.
fs , BnandenbenK. J1hn Hen
aexson Cdivtlle ] Na o. Rot.
r. Fentaa Henry 1ses Beg6abn
r.. Dovie Washington HIe1F5ll
@kds Danaia LaVerk. Kenneth
Upward Judsan JULIUS Ralph
snratlev Philip Lowell. IT Har-
cid Eugene Jsution Eiisna Chas
Heguna r.. Joe Anthony stig
cts Robert Joseph Williams
HHe1sf8 Charles Kuepp. Milton
johnson II Charles LoWery
karee Thomas Neal Weiker
3ehu ba1ei Wilmington Tavern
JOHNNIE Butter. James Howard
Cook aam Richard Max
JaHn Wi}Iam Vaughan Trar Lee
Banks joe LEWIS Clifton Luke
EIanu Wilson and Wilitsn john
Tart
Marine Corps Charles Law.
renee Warner. Willie Clinton
/ Gates Randall r Griffin. j.
franklin Edward WIIhlfe and
Howard Bruce Duck WORTH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-09
TWO SUCCESSFUL TEAMS

New Kork-Heih Count Feet
and Reign Count bus daddy Hels
= prominence b. ku
bore jockeys Johnny Laugasn =
ue Fieet5 regular b. He
heah Count haa CnIek LanE
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WANTED TO TURN pHo

New Nodk TIE late joe
Lazarus former Cornell boxer.
would have turned professional
after the 1874 0lympics bus his
parents objected
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-09

Italian Somsiiiano S the source
af half lhe worlds supply - in
eenss a1EM
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-09

American farmers pr0aaca
moHs taau islr million a1rG D
lzxseed u $40
The echo., 1943-02-19
MT. OLIVE NEWS

Meridian District--The South Zone
missionary Dept. met at Holly Springs
C. M. E. Church, Bassfield, Rev. n
u. Jones, pastor.
A very interesting program was had
beginning with the Sunday School
Throughout the 100 o'clock services.
The devotion was conducted by Revs.
E. B. Blackman, VIM. Watkins, and G.
G. Farley. The message was de-
Ilivered by Rev. C. T. Thompson, which
was enjoyed by all
Mrs. Easterling presided over the
meeting with dignity and grace. Miss
Thompson had charge Of the juvenile
Dept. A total of $8l.83 was raised in
this meeting.
The echo., 1943-02-19
MORE ABOUT THE PUBLIC RELATION JOB
HBA Death
List
DEATH LIST

,ayo boen ''J r ,,r''S 70 the Office by
tbe local prasidents ia he raid off in
the March Board. Some of the presi-
dents have not reported death certlfl-
o1'sr ~, viii h. rai5 Off until the
death eertificate has been reported to
the office.
7.n. u,c+or Ma a. A. Manuel.
President Meridian.
r,,-.r r,-0ott No. o. Rev B.
Blacbman. President Bassfield.
NJ, 100 ~
RanRins, President, Weathersby
... M ler r. T
Young, President Meridian.
ado ,rrs 1r.ttia
rreon president Pachuta.
a = r,r;nns
o. 80 1. ~ M
r NJ oo Pov NJ
Paige, President, Portelvllle. \
g. e. O-.ssllilaihs' ne. Que p = - " 90
Ee1i President -l1-.~oiI''''i''
o. pr, p NJ eaiiehtlv. No. 422, r,
" Pane president. Laurel.
40. @. S, clayton, no. 4o1' a.
nett, President ll'-''ieSOui g
4 pl..,l-, ME- 40. Mrs. Annie
pl.ul-. prssi5ont T.auderdale.
~
j. Melissa Alllott' NO w.
The echo., 1943-02-19
Reverend E. F. Young,
General President.

MADISON WSWater Goodand to be
Of Wisconsin for the third sworn in al
Acting following Supreme ruling setnrI
controversy that when Governor Elect oland
oomis had been elected on the pogrsv. ticket The Acting
GAINESVILLE Wis., from which he emerged ysu.s Of
!, .ent to assume office,
The echo., 1943-02-19
STATE LINE NEWS

Dear Secretary:
We were happy to read through the
columns of the Echo that you are i'm
proving. And we are sraylng that
by the help of the Lord you will con
tinue to improve.
We were glad to have field agent
VIM. Kinslow with US on January 9th
He is a real man and H. B. A. Ha
address to us was long and good IL
the end. The lodge made donation
to him. Come again Brother Kinss
How.
Mrs Callie Jones was present witt
US in our meeting. She is from lodgl
! No. 1870, Waynesboro. We enjoye
your visit also
George L. Pierce, Jr., Presiden.
The echo., 1943-02-19
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LOCAL
PRESIDENTS

Dear Presidents:
We are in about one week OF the
March Board and do hope that we
will have round reports from a large
number Of presidents. / feel that /
can depend upon you seeing to it that
all of yulr members are reported for.
/ am expecting to have a large num-
Der of you present in the Board on
March list, however, l do trust that
you viii mail your report IN time for
lit to reach us before March list. Won't
you heip your General President out
BY doing this? knew you would.
Help us to expidite time by mailing
your report ahead of you. Will be
looking to see you in the Board on
March list.
/ Reverend E. F. Young,
II General President.
The echo., 1943-02-19
More About Public
RelatiO S
MORE ABOUT PUBLIC
RELATIONS
by
Ruth Taylor

Probably l do harp too much on
public relations-but in a time of tur-
MOL such as this, a good public rela-
tions job is necessary for amy group.
Two incidents have happened recently
(which so completely represent what
I've been driving at. that Pm going to
10 back to my favorite subject.
Last week there was a t.ois-up IN d
ew York subway train. There was
tory about it in all the papers, bu.
re was one phase Of it which was
ticularly interesting to me. Tw,
roes held up a white mani reae
far and groaned thinking Of how
it takes % make people drop ia.
dlstriminatory adjective. And then
read further. Out OF the entire car
ful OF passengers just one man had
courage to come to the aid of the ra,
attacked and he was Negro. tn,
papers did give him due credit for =
brave and unselfish act and the stor,
was well told
But what impressed me most VA.
the way in which one manly dom
the right thing had counteracted tb.
actions of two Of his own race. Ripb
there and then he did good pubn,
relations job for all Negroes. Wher
ne took stand against lawlessness
ne took that stand for all Of his race
and ne proved the fallacy Of general.
cations against any group as whole
because of the acts of few. Not al
OF the papers mentioned his name
but that, to my mind was unimpor
tant, because they all mentioned the
fact that Negro came to the assis
tance pf white man against two Ne
groesI That was good publicity.
The echo., 1943-02-19

Rev. A. M. Walker.
The echo., 1943-02-19
Mrs. f. B. Easterling, Chairman
Ms. A. M. Reeves. Reporter.
ROSE HILL CHURCH NEWS

Race Relation Day at Rose Hill
Methodist Church was real success.
In spite of the inclemite weather, a
nice number of persons met out at
$50 for the program. This program
was being sponsored by the Sunday
School. Our goal was $500, however
when all Church School classes had
reported, we had total of $22.65.
Mrs. Taylor's class is to be enter
|tained with banquet by the other
classes of the Church School.
The echo., 1943-02-19
Twilight Social
Club News
TWILIGHT CLUB NEWS

Mr. Rogers Bendon, vice-president'
entertained the Twilight Social Club,
January goth, at Beale's Cafe. The
business session was held upstairs.
An interesting program was planned
Ibv Miss Alice Wilson, Chairman OF
the program Committee for the next
meeting. After the business session
a delicious supper was served and en-
joyed by all
The echo., 1943-02-19

General President.
The echo., 1943-02-19
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
pPESTnFNTS

Dear Presidents: In view Of the
TACT that our H. B. A. Board is going
to be very heavy in the office build
NC en- March first, / want to kindly
ask that many Of you VINO can pos
sibly do so, to mail your reports in
before that date, even though you an
ticipate attending the Board By
doing this, you viii greatly help the
office force.
General President.
The echo., 1943-02-19

Mississippi. Standard Negro
newspaper of character, circ1''
lation and opinion, with more
than 10000 readers i.
The echo., 1943-02-19
REVEREND r. L. YOUNG
CONVALESCING

Reverend r. L. Young is GONZALES
cling from his residence at 1921 18th
Avenue. He is now able to walk
around the house and out in his chick
len yard, which shows conclusively that
he Is on the road to recovery.
The echo., 1943-02-19
NOTICE

Presidents W h o send in Cashiers
Checks will please forward Zoe ex-
change on same. Please put this on
your Memo book and govern your
elves accordingly.