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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10

Stride in Deutl6lono ouseeiibten
9rudes feit. Mit 8e5ug auf 6ieie ,,an=
oeren Nufgoben'', oeren 8eoeutung
oie oeuti6en &otbolifen neben ser IL
turgil9en 8etpeg1tng nidt iiberieben
1outen, l6reibt Sius Der 3m0lfte:
uBir gelteben often, pie bie1 mebr
es l1nS Gorge bereitet, oaB Die oeut=
l6en &atbolifen, oeren 56idial in
BEN bergangenen Sabren @egenltono
l1nlerer 8emitbungen bel Sag uno
gea6t mar, in ibrem Denfen uno III
rem Gun lth immun balten mogen
gegeniiber al oen un6riltlt6en, ia
einfa6bin gottloien 9luffailungen, Die
an lie berongetragen 1poroen itno. gS
5ino l1n5 erl6iitternoe 8eiipiele lol=
der 3unrtltngen> freili6 aud - uno
0os tr0ltet Inns - BON @laubenS1nltt
81 Gbren gefommen. 0abon, 0oB Ell
re @ldubigen, belon0er5 bie lunge @e=
nerotion, oem Inlturm iener DerOerb=
liden 9(nldnluungen ltonobolten,
bdngt sic iegensreidbe 3ufunft Der
fotboli1ben &irhe in 0eutlhlon0 ob.
8ir 0iirfen nod beifiige1t ooB Tins
ser Mu50ruf ,Sunge Stride nibt reft
gefallen miu. G0nnte ct ni6t ettpo
perleben0 tpirfen iiir Sic altere Gene
ration? @eraoe jebt, 1po nonrenloleS
Glen0 audi iiber e>cr Golf gebt, unO
oue unterl0ieoSlo5 in Sic Shreden
0e5 &rie9e5 biucingerilien lino, tut
2iebe u110 cole Niif1thtnuD=
me ser @l6ubigen untereinan6er 6op=
pelt not"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10
OtitttuOd, ben 10. Wai 1914

etpieen 6eierabeno. Die @loden ba~
ben aus9etlungen, feline SeeIe bat
ausgeruneen. Sic tragen gngelsbdnbe
|empor aus @roennadt gum etpigen
@immelsIi6t. 8ruoer aonroo bot Die
Seimat oes &inme1s gefunoen.
60 einfad) iein 2eben Dor Der
8elt nar, 10 groB NOR fem 2eben
Dor @ott. 8arlm bat er @naoe ee-
funoen BEL @ott. 0arum bat ct @no=
oe gef11n6en BEL 6en Menlden.
8ruoer &onroo tpuroe in Der
@ruft beigeiebt tpie ieoer on6ere Sea-
pu5iner, ser ieinen 2ebenslauf boll=
enoet; ober Ell tpuroe niht beree11en,
"a mtpenigiten bergelien bonn fleinen
8olf, Dem 8ruoer &onroo immer Elm
giitiger Seller tpar. 9l1s zines Eaees
8ruoer &onroo nidt mebr an Der
Bforte erI6ien, bernriBte man allge.
mein fem tiles Antlib> feline borbi1o>
lide @egen&part lebr. @r batte cine
groBe Slide 5uriidgelaiien. Dod nun
begonn cine Gerebrung> pie man lie
lonlt nur 9eiligen ertpeilt.
0orum miro 6os &onroogrob inn
mer cine 3ufluhtsltQtte bleiben fir
OoS fotbolild]e Golf. Sier miro 0os
Nertrouen ni6t miBbrouftz bier miro
eS belobnt 0a fonmen Oie Wen1den>
timber, oft 1d>per beoritdt, oft tiet
gebeu9t rnter ser 2o1t Oes 2ei0enS,
Sic ouf lire 56ultern Oriidt. 9eod
n1cbr ober 0riidt 0ieie Menl6en oft
cine tiefe 5eelenplnoe, cine 16lpere
SiinoenI6ul0.
ltno e3 it, ol5 ob Ser tote 8ru0er
0o 0rinnen I'M Neliqltien16rein NIT
lcinen giitigcn 9lugen 1ie anl6ouen
mollte, mic ct c5 81 Ieinen 2eb5eiten
geta1r, ais Oh er nit ibnen re0en 11n0
ein fleinc5 N0rtlein logen tpolle: Sn
0otteS 9fomen! 0ie1eS 80rtlein, nit
Ocm er emit 10 Oiele W}enl6en getro=
ltet bot. lln0 Sic Wfenlden oue fiib=
len iib berIton0en, fiiblen itb er1ei6'
tert fitblen lid5 ge1torft. Sic erbeben
iiN bon 0en &nien uno geben itiQ,
mic iie 0efonrmen, mie0er fort. Die
cinen 5iniiber III oie 8oIilito uno binz
eil1 in 0cn 8eidtIhtbl, um oie ate
Sitnoenlo1t ob5u>perfen. Sic on0eren
picOer bein IN Sic 6omi1te, in Den
8eruf Inn Sic 5orgenIo1t - ob5u-
mcrfen? 9ecin, I'M sic Sorgenloit
ml1ti1 pciter 3lt tro9en. 9os Ser
trotcu mo0t 0oS Yru0er &onroo=
Grab 0cnt &oIfe sur @einot.
S0hne lNnttna GiLf, ms MnnAn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10
Sum 80. Sooe8tage beg
III. VruOer8 &ourQO Oott
Yar}bam

PM prr0angrncn 81. Npril iNhrtc
iicb 5l,ut so. N}ole ser IoocStog oe3
om Is. 251ni 1880 le1ig= 11n0 3u
9}finQlten 1881 beiliggelprohenen
8ru0crS 0ouro0 bon Hor3bom gincr
l0n0crn @e6enabcINrcibltng 0e5 Seili=
9cu DON Hoter &onruo, ON Sap
rutuchmcu mir fol9cu0c biOgrnpbilde
Gin3elbeiten:
Zen Gbelrutcn BortDolonr0u5 uuO
Gertrude 8irnOor1cr 3u Hor5bom IN
ser Nj05cic Yu11m mlrOc an -
Ic}Cmbcr 1919 Oa2 ncltntc MinO &C.
borru uno III ser YforrfirtGc ct.
uuf Ben Noncn Nobaunca
GDou9elilt getalft.
Giur rrid)c 1riluot nuulltc rr irlu
rlgcn. ST ltonntte nlt3 cinen grpBen
9n1ernboL Ncnu5bOf gebeibcn, I'M
grle9nctcu Mottol, l1n6 leine gltern
lDaren nit 5eitlid)en un0 geilti9cn @ii=
tern aclcgnct. Wielcn uno Felocr
brohten i0hrlIh reichcn G:rtro1 FQr5-
banr lit ei1 lH0nes 1Sledcbcn Groe nit
lcincu mclligen 9iigeln nit lcincn
rol1lheuoen Wolocr11 nit leineu nn1r=
melnoen Vohlein. Sine liebe 9eimot
nannte ct iein eigen. 2iebe lit ia oaS
bette uno beili9lte @ut, uno 2icbe
berrl6te I'M GenuSbof Die 2iebe ei=
ner fron1men Ofutter unbegte i'm.
Nof ibrem Gooe lebten 0ie @eld&pi>
lter in eintrd6tiger 2iebe miteinon6er.
Gines balf oem anoeren zines er=
freute 0a5 anoere. 0a mag Sobann
8irn0orfer >pobl gefiiblt baben: ,Sier
lit gut iein!' llno feline @eldmiiter
5u ber1alien, mag ibm lpobl bart ee=
moroen 1ein. 9ber er bat tie berlallen
aus 2iebe gu ieiner bin1mlii6en Sci
mat gr tpoIlte feline Seele ni6t ber>
lieren; oarum bat er cine Seimat fit
feline 5eele geiu6t.
Or il1dte uno fano iie i'm ltillen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10
9entmIrotgeS Papf>
i6retbe1t Q1t ben WQit3er
8u6of

Stobr bon Moin3 einige bemerfenS>
1perte NeuBerungen iiber 6ie gegen-
lprtQige Gage ser Stride in Deutid=
lQno geton. 0teIelben 1ino insbeIon=
oere bon SSntereile, neil Ser 81. 8a>
ter 6arouf bintpeiit, ooB neben oem
Druid un6 ser 8erfo19ung oer Stride
oud getpi1le Shnierigfeiten I'M ST.
nern 6es 6eutihen &utboli5ismus
porbanoen 1tno, bic 6ur6 o1lieitige
2iebe un0 &ii6ltdtnabme Ser @laubi>
gen untereinonoer, aber aud ourf
felten 3uIammenidluB oller I'm Sen
81. Noter in 9fom uno ourh treueS
8efo1geu 1einer Weiilngen iiberlpun>
Sen tper6en n1iiile. Cine erIte pdpltlife
@ei1ung betrifft Die Sroge Ser 1iturs
giiden 8eipegung. 8ildof Dr. 5tobr
bate 0em BopIt 6ie 8itte unterbreitet,
uoie gon3e (litltrgiide) 91ngelegen>
belt aus ser Ntnoipb6re ser 8eiorgt>
belt in Sic oeS GertrauenS 5u itber=
fitbren".
0orouf ontportete @opit Yiu5 ser
3molfte in Ieinem S6rei6en vWir
f0nnen 0ie5be5ii9li6 nur mie0erbole1L
mas Wir 1bon BEL on0erer @elegett=
belt 6enerft babcn, 0oB oie 6roge
bier bon Sen nit ibrer G'rorterlng
bca1itrogten &orOin0lcn nit Nube
lrn0 Weitblif beorbeitet miro rn0 0oB
ser 81. Stu6l Sen 8c0iir11ri11cn Ser
Secllorge in 0crt16lano I'M Nobmcn
oc3 W00lidcn entgcgen5ufo1nn1cn be-
reit lit. 8eiorgnille 1inO ia 3tnGblt
bel gu6 iel6it, un0 5tpur,. tDie 0u
mciBt, ouH bon bi160fliher Seite &C.
GuBcrt morOen. 9Fon miro niht iogen
f0une1, 0oB lie l0ntlid lnbegriinoet
lin0. Sic betrcifen gcpiB nidt aus
lhlicBlih Sic lit1rgiid)e 6ro9e, o6er
lie bcriibren 0oN fo7t oIle OoS Nn=
onht5lebcn ltn0 0ie oI5etiihe @oltung
Ser OIGlbigen.'
Scr &l. Gotcr meiit Damn ouf ei-
men Hrtifcl i'm ,,&lcru5blatt" pom II.
Suli 1884 (9r. % un0 29) bin:
u3ur inncrfirblidcu Gage 9cutid=
LAMBS in gciltcsgcldi6tliber 8ctroH=
tlu1O' rm0 ltcllt iclt, 0oB 9eruOe Sic
Irr 9(rtifcl Sic r0nilbeu 0eiorgniile
ouiS neue Oertieft. .gs fann olio MIR
beillom lein, >Dcnu iebt gelcgcntlid)
Der 8ebanOllng Ser liturgicbe fSra9en
@clun0es un0 llngelun0eS reinliN &C.
ldie0cn miro" Ser 81. Nntcr Derlpeilt
oorouf, ooB oiesbe3iigli6 elmer Neibe
bon Eunften bereit5 in ser Gn5ptlifo
,,V}pltici Gorporis Gbri1ti' geINebcn
1ei. 9llf 0rci Fl1nfte - fabrt OoS
S0reiben fort - ugloltben Wir
g9ert legcn 5u ioqen: /. oob sic IL
tl1rgiiben 8emegungen Sen Sim um0
Die @odldablrng fiir sic @no0entpir>
flung Ser FL, @ebeinnil1e ni6t in ben
Silrter9runo 6rangen our6 cine ein>
ieitige Serporbebung ibrer pip6olo-
gilden 8irfung; 2. OoB niht olrd
cine lteberbetonung oeS 2iturgi1den
0os 8elpuBtiein Inn oie fundamentals
geOeutung Ser etpigen 8obrbeiten
uno Ser perl0nlide &f gegen Sic
5iinoe, oas perlon1i6e Streben naf
Gugeno uno Seiligfeit Sdooen lei
oen; 3. 0aB enoli6 neben Ser 9lufgobe
auf 1iturgii6em @ebiet onoere Nuf>
.aha.. A..a.S a..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10

ITdpu6lHeTIIoIIeE 6u AI4oIWtB &SuDI
mar er 5tpil6en 8elt uno &lo1te1
geteut; oenn oie Sberen iibertrugen
ibm oas Hfortperamt an Ser 8au,
fabrtspforte bon ct. Anna. Da tpar
Elm &onmten uno @eben, beIonoerS
in ser @oufabrts5ett. Mber BEL auer
Nrbeit bat er oie Seele nidt ber-
ge1ien. @1ei6 innerbalb ser &laulur
lift Elm tleines &dmmerlein, ounfel
|uno 6umpf; Nlerius3e1e miro lie &C.
|nonnt. 9lber ettpos gin3igartiges bat
|oie1eS &dmmer1ein: einen tleinen
|2i6tl6aht. limo ourd oielen 2i6t=
1daft fonnte 8ruoer &onrao oirett
I5um So6altor ieben. Oo 1ob er oas
6lGmmlein leu6ten, 6as etpige 2idt
|Oos fiinoete ibm bon Der groBen 2ie=
be Sseiu Gbrilti, ser bier ieine Bob-
nung ouFgei6lagen. DaS @otteS>
ldndlblein botte iein Ne1t gefunoen.
Sier tpor oie Seimat leiner Seele.
SSn &lo1ter bielt man DEM 8ruoer
&onraO tpegen elneS borbil0ll6e11
WanoelS fir einen OoQfonmenen, ia
beiligmaBigen Oroensmonn, 0em fei=
ner, tpeoer bon BEN Hotre8 nod bon
Sen 8riioern, an Gugen6 g1ei6fam
9lber ou6 Die 2(uBenmelt erfanntc,
mas eS &oltbare5 I'M Ben gru0er
mar. S6on oobein1 bate e5 inmncr
gebeibcn: Scr 8enltllenbon51 miro
gelpiB elm 9eiliger. Menn ser feiner
pir0, gibt's feinen mebr'
8ruoer &onro0 ber1oD 0o5 8iort-
ncront iiber 40 Sabre nit oller Sorg=
folt, &lugbcit uno uniiberminOlihcr
@e0ulo olS eiu Oemittiger, gelcbtcr
lmO orbeitlmer &lolterbru0er. gr
murrte ME. 9tieluono borte bon ibm
ebro6lhneioeriid)e 9teoen ODER Derme-
gene llrteile 9l113 leitcm O1lnOe fom
fem luuriiBe5 ooer ii6erfliiilige5 Wort
l)}it ser 2je6e elmer Wtuttcr erq4tIrftc
Ct bic bltngrigcn &in6er, Sic ornten
Nciicn0en Sic be0iirf ftigen 9lr6citcr
un0 onOcre> sic un1 8rot, Spei1e lnO
Irunf 5ur HfOrtc fomcn N)tit o1i=
n1crtiomer 2iebe lltdte ct ollcn Sic
on5 irgenO cinem 8run6e ms &loltcr
tomcn Oic11ltbor 3lt iein, niemon0
mics er 3uritf. Gurh Qlle3 0ie8 er=
morb er iiH iomo9l bel ocn N1itbrii=
0crn mic otd bel Sen Wcltlcl1tcn Sen
93uf cmc5 t>tgenoboftcn, ia bcilig-
mdbi9rn Nortner5. 9l>lcD ooS &C.
lp0bnliNc Nolf bat oorin cilen iei1cn
lultlinn rno tGuld)t ltd) lelten iiber
Ocu ySclt elmer Ycrl0nliNfeit. Wit
9rOBtem Gcrtraucn foueu sic 2c>1tc
0em Ei0rtner bon 9llt0tting cntgege1
of1cnbartcn inn ol5 cinen Hannc
@ottc5 ibre y0tcn lmo boten Tim fem
Scbet. llno 5oblreidj lin0 iolde, Sic
pcrlicbcrn, lhon 81 2cb5eiten OurN
leile ritbitte ouffalleno 9ilfe erlongt
5lt bo6en.
0ob allmdblicb ging sic Some
Ieine5 Sebens 5ur Reige. 9lm 8. 9(pril
1894 mar e. W}ii0e 1tieg er binouf
Die Ereppe our 3eue 0eS Nberen,
flopfte an, tritt Elm: ~Hoter 0uaro=
ial, ieBt gebt'5 nimmer."
~@eben Sic in Sic VfuttergotteS=
5eue! Sic baben INNER oie @ottes=
nlltter 10 germ gebQbt.' -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10

@ie aus Solinas, Galif., berid=
tet tpiro> prfft Elm pierf0pfiger lamb
mirtibaftli6er &ongreBousI6uB oen
geridt iiber oie @epinnung bon
@rmnri aus ser @uopulepflan3e. 81.
6. Barrett @ummitednifer Der Mea>
rinelperft 5u Weore Sslano, ert1drte
bel Ser eriten 5ibung, 6oB @uapule-
gummi 10 pei9 iei tpie ser &unit>
gummi u8una g.. Seit &erb1t 1943
ieien 600 Eonnen oes neuen Mote.
rials bereits gum 8eriano gelangt,
uno es babe ii6 ergeben, 6oB Die
8eigabe zines Seiles @uaDuleeuen-
mis- 81 bier Seilen ,,8una g" oie BE-
ite Mii6ung ergebe. Die Mufpenoun.
gen fir @uapuleeummi bdtten IN ser
3eit bon Mar3 942 Biz Sebruar 1943
1926, 100000 betragen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-10

Sbne @otteS @ilf' uno @nooe
5in0 mir idmoNe Saline nur,
0ie Iib boltlo5 INNER beugen
Seoe5 @in0e5 leiier 5pur.
9lber 0otte3 &roft uno St0rfe
Waht Sen @olm 5um feiten Gurn
Ser ltb nimmer beugt oe1n @inot
((no ou6 trobt oem miloen 5tnrn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-09
Retailers OF
Beer Meet With
0PAAgeni

Yesterday afternoon the retail
ers of beer in Jackson County
met at the courthouse in Pasca-
goula to confer with I. ri Man
rum, 81 the OPA al jackson.
on the flat pricing of beer
soon to be put into effect.
The meeting was opened by
L. c. Wiswell of Ocean Springs,
chairman of the Jackson County
price panel board, who intro
duced Mr.. Mangum.
The speaker then explained the
new rulings in regard to the post
ing of prices on premium beer
in places where they may easily
De read and said that they must
be in place when the OPA comes
around to check up. In regard to
prices, beers have been placed in
three classes with premium beer,
that is, the higher priced pro-
ducts, in Class B-l, with prices
fixed from 20 to rs cents; the me-
dunn priced products in class
BE-, with prices is to 81 cents;
and the beers in the lower brack-
ct at from is to 20 cents.
There seemed to be a good deal
of dissatisfaction over the flat
pricing of beer by these sellers,
but MI. Mangum explained that
at the beginning of fixing cell
ing prices for grocers those mer-
chants felt the same way, but af-
ter eight months of practical APP
plication there was little objec-
ton from them.
There was a representative at
tendance from retailers from ev-
cry part of the county.
These were informed by Mr..
Mangum that the forms for fill
ing in would be mailed to the re-
tailers about Tuesday of next
week but that names and adj
dresses must be turned in on slips
that could be secured from Mr.
Norfolk at the close of the meet
ing.
Mr.. Mangum also explained
that should any retailer find he
cannot make a profit under the
flat rate he can apply to the Of
flee of Price Administration. in
jackson county. for reclassifica-
ton.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-09
Rodriguez Will
Be Candidate
In Mayors Race

George w. Rodriguez this
week announced that he will be
a candidate for mayor in the
Democratic primary for the cleo
ton of city officials on July Is.
Mr.. Rodriguez's announcement
follows:
One of the most important de-
cisions of your lifetime will be
made in aboi% 80 days /. a de-
cision that will be felt in your
home for many years after you
cast that little ballot for Mayor
on July 18th.
Because on that date you are
going to appoint some one to
manage your city affairs during
the most critical period of our
history.
Upon that individuals capacity
as a manager will determine
whether you will continue to
prosper lose the ground you
have gained or be plunged
further into debt.
Either of these three things
could happen, and it will all de-
pend upon the man you elect as
your city manager
If you are looking for 3 man
who frequently 'fumbles the
ball" or a man who promises 70
pave all your streets, sidewalks
and alleys, you have such men
in this race who will appreciate
your vote.
Likewise, you can find candt-
dates with other varying qualifi-
cations. Some might even be hk-
ened to the old lady who was
being shown some of he latest
hat styles. Becoming infuriated
with the clerk she said, Lady, !
still wear old fashioned petticoats
and l want to get a hat to
match"
Now, frankly. if you are look
ing for a man of that type TO
manage your city affairs and pr
lot you through the approaching
stormy weather, don't waste your
vote on George W. Rodriguez
because I have nothing to offer
YOU in that line. With the adj
Continued on page 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-09
Supervision OF
Krebs Lake Beach
To Start Monday

Although it has not yet been
possible to secure the services OF
a recreation director, it is plan
ned to start the supervision and
control at the beach at Krebs
Lake next Monday, Thomas r.
Wells, chairman of the city rec
reation commission, announced
this week.
The supervision and control
will take the form of a life saver
and a person with police powers
to control activities at the beach,
Mr.. Wells said.
This supervision will, OF course,
be extended to the Pascagoula
beach when the ban against
swimming imposed by the health
department for sanitary reasons
is lifted.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-09
Beach Zone
Upheld
In Decision
Circuit Judge Books
Action OF County
Supervisor Board

The action of the county Board
of Supervisors in coming the
beach front adjacent to Pasca-
goula to certain types Of CONNER
cial businesses was upheld by
Judge l.. c. Corban in the cir
cult court last week.
Action of the board of super
visors had been appealed to the
court by Harold w. Gautier. at
torney for w. E. Frederic, who
protested the coming action.
Mr.. Frederic a in process of
constructing a yacht club" in the
restricted area when the action
of the board in adopting the zon-
ing ordinance took place in April.
Information as to whether the
decision of the circuit court
would be appealed to the state
supreme court was not available.
Mrs. Evelyn Sing and G. M.
Meachum were also convicted of
grand larceny by a jury in the
closing days of the court last
week and sentenced to serve Ia
months in the penjtentiary. Roy
Lee Duke pleaded guilty to a
similar charge and was also sen
fenced to 10 months.
Following is the final docket
of The courts proceedings:
State of Mississippi VS. Blake
Richard Braswell, living in adul-
terry, defendant in armed service
nolle pros; State of Mississippi
VS. j. ID. Lucas, assault and bat
terry, nolle pros, similar case tried
last term, defendant acquitted;
State of Mississippi VS. Mrs. j. ID.
Lucas, sssstiIt and battery, nolie
pros; State of Mississippi VS.
Johnnie Richardson, rape, case
reversed and remanded by SUI
preme court, on motion of de-
PENDANTS change Of venue 10 Har-
rison County. case peremptorily
set for trial in Harrison County
circuit court on Wednesday, l4th
day of June, 1914; State of Mis-.
sissippi use of Jackson County VS.
w. o. knight, principal, C. r
Stringfellow and II. ID. String
fellow Sureties, judgment nisi or.
dered bond forfeiture $500 or
dered; State of Mississippi VS.
William E. Ewing, incest, plea oil
guilty. sentenced to four years
in penitentiary; State of Missis-
sippi VS. Mrs. Evelyn Sing and G.
M. Meachum, grand larceny. jury
verdict of guilty, each sentenced
to Is months in penitentiary;
State of Mississippi VS. Roy Lee
Duke, grand larceny, plea guilty,
10 months j npenitentiary.
Commercial Finance Company
VS. W. B. Tull, replevin. settle
ment, automobile released to de-
PENDANT, cause dismissed, def.
costs; State of Mississippi VS. Err
nest Ryan, petit larceny, jury
Continued on Page 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-09
Tragedy Al Krebs
Lake Takes Lives
OF Two Children


Two little girls met tragic
death last week when they were
drowned in Krebs Lake while on
a picnic outing near Old Spanish
Fort.
The children were Mary Ann
Odom, six years old, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Odom, 1910
18th Court, and Martha B. Pratt,
five years old, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Pratt, 1924 18th
Court.
Occasion for the picnic outing
was the Pratt child,s birthday,
and many of her presents were
unopened at her home, mute tes-
timony to the tragedy. She and
the Odom child, whose parents
were not in the party, were wad-
ing in the lake with another
Glenna Jean Stewart,
of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Stewart, when they stepped into
4 deep hole as they were cross
.ng underneath a pier of the
BOAT landing. The Stewart child
managed to struggle to safety
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ing, roll ball, ring tennis, rope
jumping, nature study, model
ing and calesthenies, and in adj
dition pet shows, group singing,
treasure hunts, picnics, pageants
and festivals are planned. First
AID will also be a part of the
program, and tennis and volley
ball will be included.
The junior boys program will
consist of softball, tennis, horse
shoe pitching, volley ball, track,
shuttle board and roll ball. AT
a later date MIR Swayze will an
nounce tennis, volley ball and
badminton tournaments to be
held at each of backgrounds
with a championship round in
Guiding winners and runnuerS-up
to follow.
Both the boys and girls divi-
sions will be divided into classes
as follows: under IA, IA to 18. and
Is and over. Both singles and
doubles matches will be played
in the tennis Tournaments. A reg
ular softball schedule will get
under way in the junior boys
division, da,es of which will be
announced next week.
The adult softball league,
which has completed half of its
schedule. will begin second half
play Tuesday of next week, with
the mute team from the Jackson
County Mills meeting the high
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Red Cross Blood
Bank Here On
June Is and Is

With a quota of 300 pints for
q two-day period, jackson Coun-
tians viii once more have the
opportunity of donating blood to
the war cause when the Red
Cross mobile blood bank unit
visits Pascagoula Thursday and
Friday, June Is and 16.
Thursday will be ingalls, Day,
with employees of the huge ship
yard donating blood from 2 to 7
pm. Friday will be citizens day,
with the hours from 10 am. to
3 pm. A quota of $50 pints has
been set for each day, and it is
believed that it will be oversub-
scribed.
The recently formed OCD
block system will swing into ac-
ton in connection with this
visit of the blood bank in order
to expedite arrangements and
secure additional donors.
jackson County so far has con-
tributed a total of 1,021 pints OF
blood during the various visits
of the unit here.
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Recreation Program AT Moss Point Is
Completed; Scheduled To Start Monday

With the youth canteen al
ready underway. the Moss Point
recreation program, recently set
up by Mayor Gregory Wood and
the board of aldermen, will swing
into full stride Monday with a
complete program planned for
the summer months.
The supervisory set-up for the
program has been partially COM
pleted with Tom Swayze, high
school athletic director. in charge
of the athletic activities, and
Miss Juanita Hull as director of
playground activities for the
girls division, which will include
girls from six to IA years of age,
although older girls may partiei-
pate.
Miss Jackie Swan, Mrs Mary
Louise Gum and Mrs. Tom
Swayze will serve as playground
assistants TO Miss Hull, with Mrs.
Leonard Robinson q alternate
assistant. Jack FIELDS viii assiss
Mr.. Swavze in the boys division
canieen Underway
The youth canteen got under
way Wednesday night at the
Community House under the SUI
pervision of Jimmy Bishop, high
school band director. The can
teen viii be open from 9 to II
pm. five nights each week, Tues
day through Saturday.
Ping pong tables are being con-
structed, and a nasaber of games
are available for entertainment
Mr.. Bishop has devised a COM
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Funeral services were conduct
ed at the Mckay Funeral Home
by the Rev. Frederick S. Resch,
and interment was at the Green
wood cemetery in a plot reserved
for members of the Odd Fellows
Lodge. Additional services were
conducted at the grave by MEM
bers of the lodge.
Active pallbearers at the SER
vices were J.. Oliver Cole, J. S.
Abbey, J. W. Brumfield, l.. A.
Watts, Arthur Allen and Easton
King. Honorary pallbearers were
George Higgins, Thomas r.
Wells, w. B. Herring, Rex Moore,
Arthur ", Smith and E. H. Bacot.
Mr.. Sparkman is survived by
two children, Ned P. Sparkman,
of Chicago, sales representative
of the International Paper Com
pany. and Mrs. G.. A. Thompson
of Pascagoula, the former Miss
Mary Alice Sparkman who was
head of the English department
of the Pascagoula high school for
a number of years. He also leaves
six grandchildren, and one broth
er, ]. L. Sparkman. 1899 State
street. New Orleans. Another
son, William 7. Sparkman, Jr.,
editor of the Chronicle Star and
Advertiser, here, died in 1910.
An associate editor of the
Chronicles Star and Advertiser I'M
til his retirement last year be-
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