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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-30
HISTORIC ROUTE
TRAVELLED AGAIN
Americans Cover Miles
For Yards Fathers
Won In 1918

SUPREME HEADQUAR.
TIERS ALLIED EXPEDI-
TIONARY FORCE, Wednes-
day, Aug. 80. = (P) - The
American Third army in a
swift 25-mile smash across
hallowed battlefields of the
first World War captured
Belleau Wood, Chateau-Thier-
ry and scissors yesterday,
rolling northward along the
historic Ardennes invasion
route within IS miles of the
Belgian border. :
Covering miles for each bloody
yard their fathers won in 1918,
the American under 1t. Gen.
George S. Patton, Jr., encountered
only minor resistance, and Associ-
at Press Correspondent Edward D.
Ball reported from the front that
| the Germans were Sin headlong
flight" toward Belgium and their
homeland. "a
Turning northward from their
positions east of Paris and advance
ing at rate Of better than a mile
an hour, the Third army threaten
ed to flank the Nazis' rocket bomb
installations to the northwest.
Northeast of Paris they drove to
the approaches of the Warld War
siege city of Reims.
East of the capital they were,
by German account, fighting in the
streets of Chalons, only SO miles
from the German frontier and a
bare so miles from the battlefield
east of Verdun on which the Ger
mans and Allies were fighting
when the first world war armistice
was announced November II, 1918.
i Supreme Headquarters had no
confirmation at midnight Tuesday
of report that either Chalons or
Vitry to the south has been com.
pletely occupied, but General Pat
tons men were disclosed to have
made further gains across the
Marne just below Chalons.
4 Latest reports reaching the SUI
preme command said the EASTERN
most of Patton's operations had
carried units of his 3rd airy four
miles and six miles southeast Of
Chalons to Lepine and Marson, re-
spectively.
Well to the south still another
column made a farther eastern adj
vance from Troyes about Is miles
to Piney, on the route to the river
Aube.-
In taking scissors the Americans
; reached the south bank of the Aisne
river and promised momentarily to
break across the Aisen-Somme
line, the last important water bar
rier guarding German positions in
Belgium and the homeland.
AS the Allies neared Belgium pa
triots in that occupied country got
preliminary call to arms from
the independence front All able
bodied patriots were ordered to join
the resistance army, to steal arms
from the Germans and to prepare
for an about battle for liberation.
The Americans also we're on the
south bank Of the Aisne at Fismes,
16 miles east of Scissor.
This spectacular thrust north
westward toward the Ardennes
forest and Sedan was putting in
reverse invasion marches which
the Nazis made southwark in 1870,
in 1914, and finally in the present
war when the blitzkrieg triumphed
over the crumbling French in the
spring of 1910.
i The 25-miles which Patton's
men made northward from Cha
teau-Thierry to scissors In ne
Continued OF Page Three; Col. -
-V
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-30
Armstrong Gets Post
In Police Association

RALEIGH, Aug. 29.-R Maj.
John T. Armstrong, commander of
the State Highway Patrol, has been
appointed regional chairman T
the southern region of the nation
and provincial division of the In
ternational Association of Chefs of
Police, it was learned here todav.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-30
SWEET POTATO CROP
HARVEST STARTED

RALEIGH, Aug. 29.-P)- The
harvesting and marketing of the
states sweet potato crop has be-
gun in the southeastern section. the
State Department of Agriculture
said today. A yield of 5000, 900
bushels, three per cent more than
last year. is expected.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-30
SAFETY PIN REMOVED

Az PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29-tR-
tbe t open safety pin lodged inside
ra cnest of 15-months-old Patty
r Wv lhorne. of Belpre. Ohio, was
r.n,oVed today at the Chevalier
1850 ssAsoh Bronchoscopic clinic OF
"'ple university hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-30
PARTY REORGANIZED

MEXICO CITY, Aug. % (R -
Reorganization of the political
party of former president Manuel
Azana of Spain was announced
today by Spanish refugees here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-30
FORECAST

WILMINGTON AND VICINITY: Scat
tered showers along the coast, mostly
cloudy and slightly warmer today.
Temperatures yesterday:
High 83-LoW u.
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tice from the second party so to
do, furnish an additional bond or
bonds IN such form and amount
and with sueh surety or suretie5
as shall be satisfactory to the
second party. In such events no
further payment to the first par
" shall be deemed TO be due I'M
der TINS agreement until such
new o. additional security for
the faithful performance of the
work snail be furnished IN man
ner and form satisfactory to the
second party.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the
parties hereto have executed
this agreement on the day and
date first above written, in two
counterpsrts, each OF which shall
without proof or accounting for
the other counterpart, be deem
ed an original contract.
CLARK BROS. co. A CO-PART-
NERSHIP composed Of c. Z.
Clark ana II. 3. Clark,
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received
by the Jackson County School
Board up to Saturday September
z. 1914, at 8 A. NJ. for the trans
p~ortation of the children living
on the following described routes.
Wade No. /. Beginning at
Coyt Brooks thence to River
Road ond to Kelly's place; thence
bus will return to River Road and
proceed in a southerly direction
to Wade School. Distance IA
miles q nd approximately IS chill
dren.
Wade No. 4 Beginning at Par
ker Lake and transporting all
children entitled to transporta-
ton. (Car Route, Distance 3
miles and approximately six chill
dren.
Lyon No. L Beginning at the
Martin place at Martin Bluff;
thence to the Old Lyon School on
Highway 80, thence to the hill
East of Bayou Graveline on the
Beach Road; thence to Gautier
School via Gautier; this bus will
then pick up all high school pu-
pills at the school and in Gautier
and transport them to the Pasca-
goula High School. Distance 16
miles and approximately so pu-
pis.
Escatawpa No. 4 Beginning at
the road leading to the home of
Luther Williams and transport
ing the childre nto meet the Es-
eatawpa bus on the Sacaeena
Road. Distance two miles and
approximately two children.
St Martin No. 3. Beginning at
Eddie Have1's place; thence to
Gulf Hills entrance, thence to ST
Martin School transporting al
children entitled to sransporta
ton. Distance ID miles and ap
proximately 40 children.
The right IS reserved to reject
any and all bids. Ten dollar de
post must accompany each bid.
A. + Megehee. Chairman
7. f. Johnson, Secretary
Jackson County School Board.
Sill s-ls s-25 81
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BY Sgts. Tony Smith of Kane.
Pa. and Nolle Roberts of Pas
cagoula. Miss. Marine Corps
Combat Correspondents.
Tinian, Marinena Islands (de-
layed)@This story is being writ
ten on a Higgins landing boat
about 200 yards off the hottest
beach on Tinian.
We know it's hot because we
were there last night ana were
driven off by machine gun and
mortar fire which raked every
thing moving.
For several hours this morn
ing we nave been circling about
trying to get In. but the word
stIIi IS impossible.
Last night mortars dropped
close and everyone ducked for
cover in the crowded boat. We
moved down the shore a few
hundred yards, intending to try
again. But every time we head
ed in, the flares burst over us
and the mortars pounded mer-
cilessly. For what seemed hours,
We bobbed around helplessly off
the beach. All hands agreed fl
naIIy that we would never make
it at night and the best thing
to Go was hunt a place to tie
up and wait for daylight. We
found a spot alongside a gasoline
loaded barge and got as COM
Portable as we could.
Most Of us had dozed when the
eoxswain Fireman lie David H.
Smedley, Jr., of PHI Avenue U,
Snyder, Texas, awakened us.
You mad better move over to
the barge" he draWled casual
~, Il think the boat IS sinking"
We scrambled hurriedly up an
almost vertical deck, fumbling
for vital gear in the darkness.
The landing boat had a heavy
seward list caused by damage
to the bottom during our stay on
the coral just of the beach. We
stretched out on the barge in
puddles of gasoline and slept
some.
One of the boys smelled bread
baking on an LIST nearby and
muttered sleepily Next war l
think I'll join the Navy"
Daylight finally arrived and we
moved again toward the beach.
A few minutes ago we saw the
LIST where the bread was being
baked take three hits from Jap
mortar shells and she has been
smoking now for 10 minutes
without drawing more fire. Our
dive bombers are working over
lie section of the hills where the
mortars were probably set up
and we are SO close that we can
see the missiles leave the bomb
bays with the naked eye.
Only an occasional mortar
shell lands now on White Beach
One. There mas been none now
for 10 minutes and we nope yhey
are knocked out for the present.
We are ON our way.
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8-25 al 9-8
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, on June 10. 1943 c.
P. Mallette and Mrs. c. 2. Nal
lette executed a Deed of TIuSt TO
G. p. Wood, trustee and W E.
Howard, beneficiary as shown by
Deed OF Trust recorded III Book
81. at pages 1902 o. TIE Records
of Mortgages ana Deeds Of
Trusts, ana
Whereas the said G ?. Wood
IS deceased ana unable 10 serve
as trustee ana.
Whereas. on June ., 1914 W.
[. Howard beneficiary by an
instrument OF writing substituted
the undersigned L. X. Mcintosh
as trustee instead OF q P. Wood
named in the Deed Of Trust as
shown BY substitution O trustee
recorded in Book y, at page Ill,
Of the Records of Mortgages ana
DEEDS OF Trust, ana
Whereas default has been
made in the payment OF the M
debtedness secured by tie said
Deed of Trust ana ". {. How
ard, beneficiary ana owner of
said Indebtedness has requested
me To foreelose SAID Deed of
Trust.
Now therefore, I L. k MeIn-
tosn. Will on the 8th dav Of Sep
TENDER. 1914. oaer foI sale and
sell at public auction 10 the nigh
est BIDDER for cash at the North
mont door OF the Court House at
Paseagoula Mississippi. during
legal hours. the following de-
seribed property, to-Wlt.
That certain piece OF paHeeI of
land situated II Section Is.
Township 5 South. Range 5 Vest,
Jackson County, Mississippi.
more particularly described as
| follows to-Wit.
Lot 81 Block {, Chleot Park.
Bellevue Subdivision, a. Pc Pat
Book No. l, page o. o. the Pats
q Iands IN Jackson County and
also Lot 30 Beck { Gaieat P4fk.
Bellevue Subdivision e part ol
" L o. " = Of Section ID.
Township 5 S. R ; Y. pc Pat q
Records in Plat Book N /. page
81 of the records o. plat= aa lie
III the Chaneery Clerks Office
IN Jackson County. AI#s
Posted ana published tbs lie
18Th DAY Of August, 1s44
L h MCINTOSH,
Trustee.
8-I8 S-25 81
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Kreole

Those who enjoyed the Youth
Fellowship of the Methodist
church which was neld at the
camp in Biloxi last week were
MyrIene Cumbest, Jazie and
Joyce Green, Juanita Rouse.
Ruth Elders, Berniee Dickens.
Bernice ana Donald Coiman, ia
nice King, Charlien Winnas, Ray
King and Leo Webb.
Mrs. Bill Ruble and son, JIM
ME and Mrs. J. D. Dunn were
visitors in Panama City, Fla, last
week.
Mrs. c. A. Kicker and Lenaro
Rouse have returned home after
visiting with Mrs. Rieker's
daughter. Mrs. Ted Hiries in Sa-
vannah, Ga.
Mrs. Tom Adams and Mrs. Edi-
son Davis were Mobile visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Gus Jackson Of Mobile
spent the day with Mrs. J. B
Jackson last week.
Miss Carine Tanner who Is
serving in the L. S. Cadet Nurses
Corps visited in the home Of her
aunt. Mrs. Leo Webb Thursday.
Mrs. Tom Evans has had Vlsi-
tors from Friske City, Ala, Wis
ting IN her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Cumbus
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NONRESIDENT T
IN THE MATTER or THE ES-
TATE OF RUSSELL DALLAS
COFFEY, Deceased.

In LIE MA EN oF lI1E EC=
TATE OF RUSSELL DALLAS
COFFEY. Deceased.
Ne e901
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO: BESSIE MAE C0FFEY,
MARTIN COFFEY Adults. and
JOHN HAYDEN COFFEY,
RUSSELL DAVID COFFEY,
Jr., ana WILLARD LEE COZ
FEY. BESSIE BEATRICE
COFFEX ARNOLD WAYNE
COFFEY. KATHRYN JANE
COFFEY. Minors.
YOU ARE HEREBY cited to
appear before the Honorable D.
NJ. Russell, Chancellor of the
Eighth Chaneery Court District
of tae State Of Mississippi at his
oIlee in he Harrison County
Courthouse, At Gulport, Missis-
sippi at 1000 A. NJ. upon Satur-
Gay, October T.. 1914 to snow
cause Il sny one can why the
Final AccouEt Of Russell David
Coffeg Ancisary Administrator
IN the Estae OF Russell Dallas
Coffey, Deceased, should no, be
by the Court approved and con
firmed, which sad Final Account
Is now on file with the under
signed Clerk ii the Chaneery
Court Of Jackson County. Mis-
sissippi.
WITNESS MY HAND and Seal
CT SAID Court this Attn day OF
August. I944.
SEAL
FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk.
6-1l 8zI8 8-25 81
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oEDINAEcE Nc. s.Is44

AS ORDINANCE OF THE
BOARD OF MAYOR AND
C0UNCIIMEN OF THE CITY
OF ~PASCAGOULA MISSISSIP-
r, AUTHORIZING THE Exc
CUT1OE OF A CONTRACT BY
THE MAYOR AND CLERK OF
THE CITY or P~ASCAGOULA,
MISSISSIPPI. Il ITS NAME AND
N ITS BEHALF WITH CLARE
BROTHERS COMPANY. A CO
PARTNERSHIP, FOR THE Paw
ING AND REsURFACING OF
CERTAIN CITY STREETS AS
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
cnIrhprV on

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
In the Chaneery Court
In Vacation.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF MRS. DRUSELLA
GRAHAM, Diseased, No. 9012.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that Let
tiers Of Administration 10 the I'M
dersigned, David f. Graham, as
Administrator OF the estate Of
Mrs. Drusella Graham. Deceased,
were issued by the Chancery
Court OF Jackson County, Missis-
sippi, on July 18th, 1914.
All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby no.
titled to have same registered,
probated and allowed before the
Chaneery Clerk of Jackson Coun-
ty, Mississippi. within SIX months
from this date, or same viii De
forever barred.
Witness my hand, this the 2lst
day Of August, 1914.
DAVID t. GRAHAM,
Administrator.
9-25 81 9-9
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
proposals viii be received for
furnishing Of supplies ana equip
ment for the schools o. Jackson
County for the 1944-45 session.
The right IS reserved to reject
any ana all BIDS.
a. F. Megehee. Supt.,
Jackson County Schools
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Point, Mississippi, until 7 o'clock
P. M, Tuesday, September 10,
1914 at which time and place
thev Will publicly open and read.
Plans ana specifications are on
file in the office of w. G.. Stew
art. City Clerk, and copies there
of may be ATTAINED from him.
Bids must be accompanied by
BID security in the form of Ger
tilted Check, Cashiers Check, or
BID Bond payable to the City of
Moss Point in an amount equal to
100 Of the amount BID, such Sc
eurity to be forfeited as liquidat-
ed damages not penalty by any
bidder who may be awarded the
contract, but who fails TO carry
out the terms of the proposal,
execute contract ana give bond
in the form and amount and
within the time specified.
The right o. the Board is re-
served to reject any and or all
bids, ana TO waive formalities.
By order Of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the City
of Moss Point. Mississippi, this
the 18th DAY Of August, A. D.,
1914.
MAYOR AND BOARD OF
ALDERMEN
City Of Moss Point, Mississippi
By:W. G. STEWART,
City Clerk.
8-25 81 SO 9-15
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V. C. Gill Receives
MA. Degree From
State University

V. G Gill, principal of the
Paseagoula High school, returned
Thursday from University of
Mississippi, where he received
MS Master of Arts degree after
completing his work for the de-
gree in seven weeks of study at
that school. Mr.. Gill was joined
for the last three weeks of his
stay b. Mrs. Gill who returned
with him.
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NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that bias
will be received for repairing the
roof OF Bayou Casotte School up
to Friday, September Is 1914.
Tie right Is reserved to reject
any ana al bios.
Phelan Whatley Chairman.
Bayou Casotte School Board
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Noass IS hereby given that
proposals VIII be received by the
jackson County School Board
for TIE painting Of letters ana
stripes On me school buses. BIDS
must be fled not later than Sat
urday Sep 2, 1874. The right
Is reserved 10 reject any and ali
BIDS.
4. T. Megebee, Chairman
T L johnson Secretary
Jackson County School Board
e-18 8-z5 81 9-8
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From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh.
How Different Will be
Postwar Homes?

Matt Doorly, our local carpen-
ter, has been showing us archi-
tect's drawings of the kind of
postwar houses that we're 60
ing to live in. Some of them look
like squared.off dominoes, some
are streamlined like they were
going to fly. And they're all
filled with fancy things like air.
conditioning and what-not.
Sure change our home life!"
Matt says Importantly.
"Shucks," says Dan Mason,
cit isn't the shape of a house, or
the gadgets in it, that make up
your home life"
What is it them" says Matt.
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Sealed bias for the repair ana
painting Of the water tank IN
the City Of Moss Point viii be re
eeived b. the Mayor ana Board
Of Aldermen Of the City Of Moss
Point at the City Hall in Moss
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BY
ATTEST:
CITY Or
MISSISSIPPI.
Mayor
City Clerk

City Clerk
Section 8. The paving of the
streets covered by the said con-
tract at the earliest possible time
being imperative for the preser-
walton of the public health, safe
ty ana welfare, 1t is ordered that
this Ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from ana after
its approval and adoption, but
the same snail nevertheless be
published in the manner provid-
ed by law.
The above and foregoing Ordi-
nance was introduced in writ
ing at the regular meeting Of the
Board of Mayor and Couneiimen
Of the City Of Pascagoula, Missis-
sippi, held on Saturday, August
5 1914, by Councilman Beckham,
ana the same having been num-
bered and marked introduced
and flied by the Clerk, ana hav-
ing been read, discussed and con-
sidered, paragraph by paragraph,
section by section and then as a
whole, 1t was ON motion made
by Councilman Frederic duly
seconded and unanimously car
fied, allowed to remain on file
for public inspection for at least
two weeks, and at this the regu-
lar meeting of the Board of May
or and Councilman OF said City
of Paseagouia, held on Saturday,
August 10 1914, the said Ordi-
nance vas again read, discussed,
considered and adopted para
graph by paragraph, section by
section and then as a whole by
the following vote, to-wit:
Beckham, Ave
Frederic, Aye
Gulley Aye
APPROVED:
WALTER X. GULLEY,
Mayor.
ATTEST.
S. Il FREDERIC,
Clerk.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
COUNTY OF JACKSON,
CITY OF P~ASCAGOULA.
l, the undersigned S. II. Fred
eric, Clerk OF the City OF Pasea-
goula, Mississippi, do hereby Ger
tify that the above and foregoing
is a tue ana correct copy of Or
dinance No. 1894, which Ordi-
nance was ouly adopted by the
Board of Mayor and Counciimen
of the City of Paseagouia at It's
regular meeting held on Satur-
Gay. August 10, 1914, as same APP
pears from the minutes of said
meeting IN my custody.
Given under my hand ana seal
o. office. this the 18th DAY of
August, 1914.
S. H. FREDERIC,
Clerk of the City of
Paseagoula, Mississippi.
1SEAI)
9-25
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Progressive Cafeteria, Unit Ne
II, Lincoln Avenue, Paseagoula,
Mississippi. will not be response
bic for any obligations after Aug
ust 81, incurred from that date
on.
Progressive Cafeteria, Unit Nc.
IL.
8-25 81 9-8 9-15
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Nolle Roberts Finds Tinian Beach
Hot Spot In Mariana Islands Invasion

la Islands Invasion
and children, Joan and Gail, and
Mrs. Cleve Faggard and Opal,
were visitors to Mobile Thursday.
Junior Miles of Whistler, Ala,
has been visiting his cousin, Lee
nard Rouse.
Pfc. Jessie Wells of the L. S.
Army visited his uncle, Dock
Miles, last Friday.
c. D.. Faggard of the U. S. Navy
who is in Pensacola, Fla, was
at home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ladnier
arrived home Sunday after d va
cation in Jackson, Miss.
The many friends of Mrs.
Frank Hammond are glad to
know that she is home again at
ter an illness and on the road to
recovery.
Corporal 'Woodiep Kicker re-
Gently spent an eight-day fur
Tough with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. F. H. Londes and other rel
atives.
1t. Mary Agnes Gautier who
has been spending a leave with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
D.. Gautier, has returned to her
post in Australia.
A book study ON Christians
of the New Economy" presented
by Mrs. Gene Hollis of the Wo-
mans Society of Christian Ser
vice, was held at the Methodist
parsonage, Monday, August 81.
Misses Georgia Nell and Lou
Use Sims ana Marie Thigpen OF
Bay Springs, Miss, spent several
days with Misses Bobbie Nell
Germony and Gwendolyn Wells.
Flight Officer Perry Cleonoe
spent a short furlough with his
wife, the former Clariee Brax-
ton, and daughter, Pat.
Mrs. J. D. Seaman and son,
Tommie, have returned from a
visit with their husband ana ia
ther at Camp Gordon in john
,ton, Fla.
the many friends of Bernard
Switzer will be happy to learn
that he has returned home after
undergoing an appendeetomy re-
Gently at the Jackson County
hospital.
MIR and Mrs. Kell Canty are
the proud parents OF a baby girl
VINO has been given the name,
Frances Elizabeth.
Mrs. J. Gilbert of Utica, Miss,
is visiting ner son-in-laW and
daughter, Reverend ana Mrs. J.
p. Payne.
Mrs. J. F. McCoughon of Mar
ton, Miss, Is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Hammond
S &c Irving King of Borin
Field, spent last weekend with
MS parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Ray
mond King.
Reverend J. P. Payne has re-
turned to MS church from Rob
erts' chapel where ne held a very
successful meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lassiter
ana daughter, Clydeen. are
spending a two-week's vacation
N Chicago, Ii.
Little Jean Gibson celebrated
her fifth birthday last Friday
at the home of her grandmother.
About SO guests called to whom
punch ana cake were served.
Mr.. J. J. Fletcher Of Vaneieave
recently visited MS daughter,
Mrs. Eugene Seamen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Green
We're business visitors to Mobile
last weekend.
NUHgmI kES1s'
Misses Ina Lee Shottles and
Annie Mae Mansfield have re-
turned from New Orleans, where
they spent their vacation.
Mr. Emmett Hull of SprInghill
La, visited the Southern Kraft
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO: JOE WREN. Defendant
Ne. S045

YOU ARE HEREBY CITED to
appear before the Chaneery Court
Of the County of Jackson IN said
State, on the Second Monday the
11th eav Of December, 1914 10
defend the suit in SAID Court Of
NARY FRANKLIN COLEMAN
WREN against you Bill for Di-
Voreel, Wherin you are Defendant.
WITNESS ny HAND and Seal
Of SAID Court this tie 18tn Day OF
August 1914.
(SEALl
FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk.
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Q 1874, Breuing Igdasby Foundation, AT5shnibpi Committee
William ". Pierce, State Director. 72 Deposit Guaranty Bldg, Jackson
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Misses Georgia Nell and Lou
Use Sims ana Marie Thigpen OF
Bay Springs, Miss. spent several
days with Misses Bobbie Nell
Germony and Gwendolyn Wells.
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A book study on Christians
of the New Economy presented
by Mrs. Gene Hollis of the We
mans Society of Christian Ser
vice, was held at the Methodist
parsonage, Monday, August 81.
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FRED TAYLOR
CLERK
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

s-25 81 9-8 9-15