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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

a habit to read The American
Weekly and also 10 listen to
FRONT PAGE DRAMA, scAed-
uled weekly on these stations.
MICHIGAN
WJLB. Detroit. 1915 p. m. Sat-
urday: WIDE. Flint Tbs p. m.
Saturday; WLAV, Grand Rapids,
$3.50 p. m. (CWT) Friday; WIBM,
Jackson, 9 p. m. Friday; WIN,
Lansing. 8 p. m. Friday; WKBZ.
Muskegon. 1918 p. m, Friday;
VICAR, Pontiac, 3;45 p. m.
Thursday; Wills, Port Huron,
11:30 mAThursday%MSAM,
Saginaw, Sis p, m. Friday;
WTCM, Traverse City, 1880 p. m.
tCWT) Wednesday; WINS, Iron
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
ONTARIO

wood. lis p. m. (CWT) Thurs
day.
ONTARIO
CFCO, Chatham. $50 p. m.
Thursday; CKOC. Hamilton, ? p.
m. Saturday; CKCR, Kitchener.
9:l5 p. m. Friday; CKCO, Ottawa.
els p. m. Friday; Cues, Strait
ford, 800 d. m. Friday.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-26

bannp uno 0aonongabela ,ino mar
oamals Die @aiieritraBe nad Dem
MifiiiipptffuB, nod Dem gortbneIt-
ern gerritori,tn uno ben aniteblun-
gen in &ent,tdp. SIM Sabre 1888 be-
gann Die itorfe auspan0erung bon
Der otlantiIden 9iiite nad oen ienieits
Der auegbanp-@ebirgen gele9enen
@egenoen.
8on alien Staaten mar &entl1fD
Der geiudteite Staat, tpobin lih eie
&atbolifen am liebiten begaben. 0es'
balb idloiien 1885 60 totboliide So
milien in Marplono einen 8ertrag,
in beittmmten 3miidenrdl1men nad
&entudp aus5utpanoern. Sc NOR ibre
Ablidt, iid eemeinl6aftlid an5uite,
oeln iomobl gum gegenieiti9en Sdub
geeen Die Snoianer, ots oud INN TO-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-26

balo als m0gli9 cine eeoronete 5eel-
Jorge nit 8rieiter unb Stride gu er-
balten. sic erbielten 5uerlt oen
Sran5isfaner 8belan als Seeliorger,
tpabri6etnli9 i'm Sabre 1887. St
blieb Big 1890. Sbm fo1gte feds 500.
nate ipater &en. @m. De &oban, ober
nur auf tur5e Belt. Sbm folgte 1893
Hep. Stepban 8aoin. Ct lit ser erite
BrteIter, Der bier in Nmerita getpeibt
&puroe. &en. 5tepban Ebeo6or 8ooin
fam na6 &entudp inn September oes
Sabres 1893. @r griinoete balo cine
In5abl tatbolii6er @emeinoen. Ct
ielbit ibrieb oariiber einen 8eribt
Dem folgenoes entnon1men iit:
,,4entl1dp geborte na6 Sen alien
aarten 5l1 Dem ausgeoebnten 2Gnoer-
gebiet, tpel9es ben Namen 2ouiliano
fiibrte. Die @inmobner5obl oes i'm
Sabre 1892 in Die Union oufgenom-
menen 5toates belief iid auf ungefabr
5000 Seelen un0 ltieg innerbalb 80
Sabren auf ettpa oas 3ebnfo6e. Sm
Sabre 1885 panoerten ungefQbr 20
tatbolii9e Samilien, Abt0mmlinge
Der englii6en &oloniiten aus MarD,
lamb, na9 &entudp aus, Inn lt9 oa.
Ielbit nieoer5ulaiien, benn BORT fonn.
ten ite um einen eeringen Sreis 6as
bette 2on6 erperben. Selblt 80 Sabre
lpdter toitete III Ben unermeBli6en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-26

nabmen in tur5er 3eit an 3abl. gu,
uno Bater Bbelan, elm Sran5istaner,
aus Srlano, tpuroe gu ibnen geian6t.
9as mur um bas sSabr 1888, aur
3eit, oa NIT 6en tpil6en Snoionern
Elm &rieg gefitbrt tpuroe, Der Biz 1895
oauerte. Dieier Miiiionar, tpie aud
iein gea6folger uno Die Iniieoler
muBten bel ibren 8eiu6en Der Mii-
itonSltation oft feinoli9es @ebiet be-
riibren, mobei ibr 2eben n1an6nal in
groBter @efobr i6pebte. Ser Miiiio-
mar fano lt6 bonn 8ertebr NIT anoe.
rem Brieitern abgei6loiien unb bate
oabei nit Der bttteriten &rn1ut gu
tampfen. Nu6 maren iie Sen 8or-
urteilen sln0ersglaubiger, tpel9e Die
&atboliten fir @osen6iener bielten,
ousgelebt. 9ea6 Gerlauf bon 5tpei
Sobren berlieB Bater @belan bic
Ofiiiion. gr bate porber nod oen
Croft gebabt, BORT cine &apelle er"
ridtet 81 ieben."
(6ortiesung (folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-26

gbenen bon Riifiiiippi, Miiiouri niso
arfanios, fpelde gtapoleon Bona
porte I'M Sabre 1901 fir 10 Mtllionert
an DIE Der. staaten abtrat, Der ader
2anoes nur 80.
als 8eiipiel ser 6rudtbarteit oes
2anOes lei ertpdbnt, ooB oaIelbit aDe
arten @etretoe, aartoffeln, Sabaf,
9aumlpoae, 5lads, Sonf uitp. tpl16'
Ien. Mitte 5ebruar trdufelt aus Dem
,Waple-3 3uderbaum cine 5liiliigfeit, bic
,ourd &ohen 5u Sprup miro. Die
ipilOe Rebe (@rape) erbebt ii9 Bis
3ur S0be bon 80 Bis 40 SUB, ober Die
Eraube (5or ooer @biden 8rape)
lit fletn uno ser 8ein berb. uebri.
gems berltanoen oamals bie @meri<
faner nidt biel bonn 8einbau.
Die oben errpabnten @intpanoerer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-26
9eilige 6euti6e 2aten
(GSortiesung bon Seite y

- un0 Die geraoe5u na9 einem Mt'
iterbilo ausi9auen. Sir ite gtbt ie1bit
oas penige, mas mir bon Der beili'
gen Nmelia 1piiien, man6es 5u >oen-
ten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-26
1Qdz,kQn
AEel'aIleAuttgo'a
Sea @es. 8. TaertgeS
(Gortiesu1tg)

LI OEuHLCeIu]. &Su9IeIo Ote TIrQe III
ben Ser. Staaten feiten SuB gefoBi
batte, Dl.roe fie aus Gronfrei9 ber'
trteben. Gneit un6 S6reden erfaBte
Dos BoIf uno es flii9tete mad
Deuti91ano 11no Nmerita. S9Iibte,
eifriee BrieIter tpuroen tpie tpiIoe
Eiere eebest, berfolgt uno setotet
Btele oerielben iu6ten oesbaIb bier
i'm freunoliden 2an6e oes iungen
Uncle Cams 3uflu9t. 9ie Ser. 9tao,
ten beroa1fen oieier 8erfoIgung gar
mande ieeleneifrige un6 opfertpillige
Miiiionare. glud aus 0eutid1anb
nno Srlan6 eilten Brieiter Dem 8i,
ibof @arrou gu Silfe.
Im Is. Mar5 1896 erteilte 8iidoi
Garrou einem 30gling 6es 8aItimo-
rer Seminars oie I'll. BrieItertpeibe,
Der augemein unter Dem eebeimen
gtanen S6mi6t befannt 6uroe, in
Wabrbett ober Der ruilii9e Brin3 9e=
metrins Iuguitinus bon @olIibin,
Soobn oes Giiriten 9emetrius gIerio-
tpitId bon @aIlibin unb ieiner &C.
mablin, Der oeuti6en Siiritin ama-
Tia, geb. Sdmettou, tpar.
.9ie ausbreitung Der &ir9e Inn
Die oamalige 3eit ldBt ii9 am beIten
aus folgen0er 3uiammeniteunng BE-
urteilen. SSm 5taot Seem gort, 5tpi=
i6en sllbanD rno Sort Stantpir am
Mobawfflufie, iparen 400 Somilien
angeiteoelt uno im September 1895
tpuroe Der @runoltein 5u Ser fatboli-
i9en Stride in Glbanp gelegt. SSn
yteuenglano &pirften als eifrige MiI.
'tonore Die fran50itiden 8rieIter sSran5
". Matignon uno Sean Gbeperus.
Sbrem 8eri6te na6 gab es 90 i'm
Sabre 1893 in Bolton 21O, 1T 9Ip-
moutb Is, tn NetpburDport 81, in
Salem 3, I'M Staate Maine 300 ssu-
otaner oes Benobscot. uno $50 6es
Baiiama-QuoooD -Stammes. ssn Sart-
foro bate Der &onbertit Geb. Ssobu
Ebaper, 1890, cine tleine @emeinoe
geiommelt. Iu9 tpirtte Der Sous.
getitli9e 6es 8arons oe 5tbert-gor-
million. 9teo. 4mbroie @ouge, etne
5ettlang unter ben 6ortigen aatbo.
liten.
SIN Sabre 1900 begann Neo. ssrona
". Mattgnon ben 8au elmer 81 NAL
SO Sub groBen Stride in Bolton. Ser.
oorragenoe Broteitanten trugen 6aau
BET felbit Der Prdit6ent Der Il. g.,
Sobn aoams, CAB einen 8eitrag.
Erot Der peri0nli9en M6tung, oeren
ftd bic asrieiter Wotignon uno Gbe.
oerus erfreuten, blieb u1ter Der 8e.
nolterung nod lange ein ge5tuunge.
11er Sab gegen bic fatboliide Stride
beiteben uno auberte fi6 beim eering.
iten InlaB.
SIN 8eiten EenniDlbaniens mar an.
ftelle oes einitigen ort SDuquesne
Die Stoot pittsburgh entitanoen> mo
gu Anfang oes 18. Sabrbunoerts
5ran5istaner aus Srantretd aIs Wei.
lttarfaplane getpirft batten. No6 mar
oeielbit feine Stride un6 bic penigen
&atboliten oes Srtes erfreuten lid
oes 9eiu6es zines 9rieiters uno
tpenn oaielbit ein Brieiter auf Dem
gHono 11nA So,11 0Uos4o&. o,.S o;..o H.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-26
gaittnodt Sen 26. saIi 1914

ben, 1ls SdDe1ter o0er gtltDfe oeS
ISeligen 8ippin bon 2anoen, 0es Ser
5ogs bon @robnnt. 8te Bippir ,ln6
ieine @otttr, Die beiIige Sta. ibre ei'
eenen ain6er au Seilieen beranbiI'
oeten - es tparen bic beiliee 9eega
uno Die beiltge @ertru6 BON 2anoen
- 10 iorgten fte ou9 dafiir, bob Gme'
lie cine quite @raiebung erbielt. Nan
barf au9 annebmen, oaB Seraoe Sip-
lpin es mar, Der fir bic Sunsfrou in
Graf Bitger einen poiienoen 2ebens'
lgefabrten fan6. l1eber Graf Biteer
tpifien mir eigentlid ni6ts. Ober>
bod. Die 2egen6e iaet, 6aB amelie
NIT ibm in eIiidlider gbe lebte,
l1n6 baB beioe zines Sinnes tparen,
Iibre &inber fromm gu er5ieben rn6 If.
men Elm gutes 8eiipiel our9 Sueeno
uno quite 8erte gu geben. Das tlingt
aaeroings re6t augemein u1o lieBe
Ii6 bon 10 bielen 2eben Elm fader
gbriiten ebenio beri6ten. Iber por-
auf es anfommt, 6as lit idIieBli9 Der
grfolg. uno ser NOR, oaB oes @rafer.
paares &inoer 9eilige tpuroen. @s
iporen Die beilige Gubulo, Die 5tabt-
patronin bon 8riiliel, Die beilige &ei-
nelois, Die bon oen Sunnen gemar.
tert tpuroe, bic beilige Hbarailois, ei'
ne Staotpatronin bon Gent, bic bet-
lige @rmelinoe uno Der FL. @mebert
bon go1nbrai. Die 2egeno eer5dblt
nod, ooB Graf 8itger in ipateren
Sabren 8ene6iftinerm0nd i'm &loiter
81 2obbes pur6e, uno 6oB An1elie
ibre Sage als Nonne bes 8en6ittine.
rinnentloiters gu Waubeuge bei9loB.
Na9 einem itrengen borbil6li9en
&loiterleben, beiBt es, itarb ite i'm
Sabre 900 uno 1puroe an Der Seite
ibreS @atten in 2obbes begraben. Sbr
6eittitog lit Ser 10. Suli.
Du iagit nun: oamals babe man ei"
mem oos Seiligmer0en nt6t 10 frento
uno ni6t 10 idtper gema9t. 9as ea11'
5e 2eben un0 Die Menf9en feten ein'
.fa6er getpelen. Man babe nod teine
Gutos uno teine Sbotps uno feline
8ars gebabt. Das anfeben ser gltern
babe nod etpas beoeutet, uno bic
&inoer bdtten it6 NIT Der eiiernen
3u9t abgefunoen. 2eidt ldBt ft9 oa'
|eegen iagen: bic beuttge 8et fei &C.
fttteter getporoen, oas 2eben i'm Ser.
febr u1ebr ausgegltden, Die a9t1ng
Dor Der 8eri0nlt9teit GROCER, ioeor
6ie Sr0mmigfett iei feiner getporoen,
ni9t mebr 10 raub un6 10 reitlos for.
oerno mie in ienen rauben un6 bum.
feln 3eiten.
0b es nidt 10 1T, oaB ieoe 3eit
ibre eigenen Goroer,1ngen bats Sbr
eieenes MaB, nod Der iie uno ieoer
in ibr gemeiien miro9 Sa, uno als
beoeute es nidts, aIs iet es elm SpieI
init 8orten. gs gral1t uns fait Dor
Dem Seiligweroen, 10, als ntiiBten mir
es bon uns meiien, in Die gin0oien,
binter bic &loitermauern, irgen6mo.
bin, MIR nidt in uniere eigene Bob.
nung, nur nidt in 6ies unier &era.
@s lit fila &pabr: teine Mutter
tam ibre Eo@ter bon Der ,,b0ien
Welt' fernba1ten, fann ite lenantaitbar
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr.. r. F. Fitzner returned last
week from a visit with relatives
in Fayette and Hazelhurst, and a
few days visit in New Orleans.
Mrs. William Montieth re-
turned last week from a visit with
her husband, Cpl. William Month
eth, in Great Bend, Kansas. Cpl.
Montieth accompanied his wife
home for a visit, returning this
week.
Miss Virginia Lyons, a student
at Millsaps college, in Jackson,
Miss, spent the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. l..
Lyons.
Miss Marie Dantzler of the
WAVES. who has been stationed
in New Orleans, is spending sew
eral days with her grandmother,
Mrs. Lula Breeland, recovering
from a recent illness.
Mrs. C. w. Jackson, Mrs. r. d.
Williamson and Mrs. R. v.
Shields spent last Wednesday in
Mobile.
Miss LaNelle Price left Tues
day to enter the University of
Mississippi after a vacation of sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Spencer Beebe and son
Dickie returned Tuesday from a
visit in New Orleans.
Miss Elizabeth Alberts and
Cpl. Raymond r. Sawyer spent
the week end in New Orleans
with Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
McCluskey.
Mrs. Leroy Weeks of Perkins
ton and Mrs. Posey Howell of
Howison, were visitors in the
home of their aunt, Mrs. G. w.
Bowen Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. o. c. Hume of Mobile.
spent several days this week
with Mrs. Malva Jackson.
> Pfc. Mach Duhe of Camp Shell
by, spent the week end with Mrs.
Duhe and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Fitzner and
daughter, Miss Robbie Leigh
Fitzner were guests Sunday in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Trawick in Mobile.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03

Before the val. the United
States imported so per cent OF
ne worlds output Of cork.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03
Tenth GrondchiId
Has Tenth BirfhduY
During Tenth Month

Dolores Easley had the rare
distinction this birthday of being
ten years old on the tenth day
of the tenth month and being the
tenth grandchild of her maternal
grandparents.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
M. Easley, formerly of Roseland,
La, now of Moss Point, honored
her with a party held on the lawn
of their home. After outdoor
games, birthday cake, cookies
and soft drinks were served to
Shirley Davis, Elizabeth Ann
Wilkerson, Ann Bond, Joyce Nc
|C1emore, Fred and Earl Turnage,
Billy and Bobby Sibley and Hol-
land Shots.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03
Halloween Porty
Given For Ann And
Churlie Roy Hudson

A Halloween party was given
for Ann and Charlie Roy Hud-
son by their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hudson. Halloween
decorations were used through
out the Hudson home.
Halloween games were played.
Prize winners were Dolores Inez.
Jimmy and Genevieve Hinkel,
Elizabeth Ann Lacy and Billy
Hinkel, all of whom received col
or books and crayons.
The guest list included Mr.
and Mrs. p. H. Hinkel and FAM
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Hudson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Lacy and daughter, Mrs. w. II.
Hinkel and children, and Jimmy
and Genevieve Hinkel.
n-faced sandwiches,
cookies, candied apples and cold
drinks we're served to the little
guests and fruit cake and coffee
were served to the adults.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03

New Orleans. and who spent the
weekend with them.
Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. E. 7.
DeLuca have had as guest for the
past few days, Frank j. DeLuca
of Peekskill, N. Y. who came to
Pascagoula to make the acquain-
lance of Mrs. DeLuca who is his
new daughter-in-law.
Mi. and Mrs. E. j. Jane, ST.,
departed Sunday for a leisurely
trip which may possibly include
a visit to Mexico City in addition
to western points. They stopped
in New Orleans for a visit with
their son, E. ]. Jane, Jr., who is
stationed there. but they also ex-
pect to visit points in Texas be-
fore arriving at FL Paso. There
they will meet their daughter,
Mrs. Frank Birdsong, who, with
Capt. B%irdsong, is now making
her home in that city. MIR. and
Mrs. Jane plan to go sightseeing
in Carlsbad Cavern and other in
~teresting places in New Mexico.
Capt. and Mrs. Birdsong have
recently been transferred from
Richmond, Va. to FL Paso, Tex.
They arrived there a few days
ago after enjoying a ten-day
travelling leave by visiting in
Birmingham. Ala, and Green
vile, Miss. At the latter point
they left their young son, Frank,
Jr., for a visit with his pater-
nal grandmother. They also went
to Shreveport for a short stay
before going on to Ell Paso. Mrs.
Birdsong is the former NJ $ s
Sally Jane of this city.
Announcement has been made
that the meeting of the Parent
Teacher association of Our Lady
of Victories school usually held
the first Wednesday of every
month, will take place Wednes-
day, Nov. 8.
Miss Sadie Feore Of New Or
leans was greeting friends here
Sunday as the guest of Mrs. S
d. Briggs and Mrs. T. c. Kell
with whom she spent the day.
Mrs. Frank Cosse of New Or
leans was a guest in the home Of
Mrs. 7. G. Kell, 311 Ker street,
Thursday.
Mrs. L. G. Hibbler arrived on
Wednesday from Shreveport for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. r.. c.
Pollitt.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03

Misses Alice and Margaret Col
mel attended the wedding of Miss
May Cleo White and their brother,
Mr.. Arthur Colmer, in McComb,
Miss. Friday. They also enjoyed
a week end visit in New Orleans
before returning. Miss Avalee
Willoughby of Pascagoula ac-
companied them and spent the
week end with relatives in Nc
Comb.
Mrs. A. l.. Todd, Mrs. Julius
Virgins, Mrs. A. c. Pritehett and
Marylyn Vetter spent Sunday
afternoon in Gulfport.
Miss Dorothy Renfroe, of Birm-
ingham, Ala, daughter of Mr.. and
Msr. Roy Renfoe, spent last week
end here.
Miss A. M. O'Donohue was a
visitor to New Orleans for the
week end.
Mrs. S. w. Jackson arrived
Thursday for a visit in the home
of her sister, Mrs. A. L. Todd.
Mrs. w. H. Nelson, Jr., spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in New
Orleans.
Mrs. and Mrs. c. S. Beardslee
were visitors to New Orleans
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. w. w. Jenkins and Mrs.
Roy Renfroe were visitors to BIZ
loxi Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mays and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Davis spent
Tuesay and Wednesday in New
Orleans.
Miss Dorothy Jonte is expected
to return the latter part of next
week from a vacation visit with
her cousin, Mrs. A.. J. EttIing in
st. Louis. While in Ferguson,
which is a suburb of st. Louis,
Miss Jonte was joined by her
brother, Cpl Armand Jonte, Jr.,
who came from Camp Leonard
Wood for the weekend on what
was a farewell visit as he ex-
poets to 60 soon to another des-
tination. Miss Jonte will spend
a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonte, before going
to Gulfport where she is secre-
tary to Miss Marion McCool Of
the Travellers Aid of the USO.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03
Host To Bridge Club

Mrs. J. T. Bishop entertained
the Whistler Bridge club in her
home on Thursday evening. Miss
Virginia Eley received the high
score prize and Mrs. Gene Ellis
the bingo prize.
Soft drinks were served dur
ing the games and a salad course
with cake and hot tea after the
games to Mesdames Gene Ellis.
w. W. Jenkins, J. c. Avent,
and James Powell, and Misses
dane Coulson, Virginia Eley, Au-
drey Crook, and Olive Elkin.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03

lies usual to the festival and lat
er in the evening refreshments
were served.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03

the afternoon.
An amusing feature Of the after
noon was a drawing in which
Mrs. Clyde Leavitt received a
guinea, Mrs. ], A DERRICK a duck,
Mrs. L. A. Cure. a chicken, Mrs.
Robert Macy a pound Of butter,
Mrs. r. @. Cole, a quart of cream,
and Mrs. F. A. Wages a dozen
eggs.
BESIDES the foregoing others in
attendance were Mesdames H, P,
McG lothlin, D. G.. Peattie, N. P,
Emmitt, j. P. Schirer, H. w Ken
mex, ]. A. Sweeney, II, H. Kram-
er. P. c. Fullilove and Miss Elma
Lindinger,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03
Hullowe'e EN- PortY

On Thursday evening Of last
week the office force at the
Jackson County Health Depart
ment enjoyed a get-together
meeting in the form Of a Hal
loween party at the home Of Mrs.
w. Slough on Resca de la Pal
ma street.
The black and yellow Hallow-
cen colors were used in the dec
Grafton and edibles associated by
tradition with that season were
served with the three little
daughters of the house. Geor-
CINE, Winnie, and Nancy, doing
the serving.
ehe e~t re office force enjoyed
the festivity.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03
Mrs. ]. D. Buffet
Complimented With
Birthd0Y Dinner

On Sunday last Mrs. ]. ID. Buff
felt was complimented with a
birthday dinner given by her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. ]. d. Buff
felt, Jr., at the latter's home in
Gulfport.
All the birthday traditions
were observed with a cake hold
ing place of honor.
Among those going to Gulf
port for the occasion were Mrs,
Buffet and daughters, Mrs. Roy
Lumpkin and Miss Catherine
Buffet.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03
Birthday Purty

Isabel, the small daughter OF
Mrs. w. T. Gardner, was hon
Gree at q party Wednesday, Oct.
%, at the home of her mother,
612 Ninth street.
After a number of games had
been enjoyed under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Gardner, who was
assisted bv Mrs. Dale Kroeger
and Miss Genevieve Greene, Mrs
W. d. Eiland, and Miss Myrtle
Eiland served ice cream and
cake.
There were about is small
guests who each came laden with
a gift for the honoree.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03
Garden Club Guests
OF Fl. p. Fluteou
Al onfdinebleu

The regular meeting of the Pas
cagoula Garden club took the
form of a tour of the pecan or
chards Of II. p. Plateau at Fon-
tainebleau Wednesday afternoon.
The members met at the 18th
street community house in Pas
cagouIa at Q o'clock that afternoon
where five or six cars were wait
ing TO take them to their destin-
alton.
At Fontainebleau they were re-
ceived by their host who took
them to various points Of inter-
est in his group of orchards,
showing them the different vari-
cites and going into interesting
detailS concerning the nuts. Each
guest was invited to pick for her.
self enough pecans to fill a bag.
At the conclusion Of the tour,
Mr.. Plateau invited his guests
to the house where he was as
sisted by Mrs. w. B. Herring of
Pascagoula. and Mrs Charles Carr
of Ocean Springs, in receiving,
and in serving tea. Pralines, and
other CONNECTIONS made of pecans
were passed among the guests.
Mr.. Plateau also escorted his
guests through his beautiful home
rich with antiques.
w. B. Herring was a guest,
having joined Mrs. Herring for
lies usual to the festival and lat
er in the evening refreshments
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03
PurtY Al Grunt Home

Among the events centering
around Halloween was a party at
which Mrs. Hubert Grant enter
tanned for her daughter, Lynne.
About fifteen Of Lynne's young
school friends were included in
the guest list.
The time was spent in the fro
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03
Smell Boys Honored

= tI
The two small sons of E. A,
Khayat Of Moss Point received a
special thrill when they were in
vited by Head Coach Harry
Mehre. of Ole Miss, TO sit with
him during the Armistice Day
game between Ole Miss and Ala
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-03

bama. II viii take place At the
Murphy High school in Mobile,
Nov. III.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
State Paid S44,123 By
Crow Estate

The estate of the late Appellate
Judge Phil M. Grow, paid $43,500
and $623.50 in interest to Clerk of
Courts William P. Woods, in salts
faction of a judgment pronounced by
Common Pleas Judge Arthur D. Tu-
dor for alleged fraudulent expense
statements presented to the state
auditor by Mr.. Crow while he served
80 years on the Third District Court
of Appeals at Lima.
Judge Tudor ordered $4,000 paid
to Attorney Carlos A. Faulkner, the
taxpayer who brought suit against
the estate; $4,000 to Roy Warren
Roof, Kenton attorney who assisted
Faulkner in submitting the case !;
and the remaining $32,123.50 to the
state auditor as reimbursement for
the expense monies declared drawn
illegally by Judge Grow until he
died in 1889.
Faulkner contended Judge Grow
collected expenses for travel from
Kenton to Lima although he main
tained residence in Lima.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
Findlay Appeals For
Bus Repairs

Reporting a continual break
down of city passenger buses is
causing a serious transportation
problem at Findlay, Mayor C. H.
Duttweiler and civic organizations
have joined the Findlay Transit,
Inc, in appealing to the regional
ODT office in Toledo for adequate
replacement equipment to meet bus
transportation demands, it was
learned recently.
Findlay's transportation system
literally hobbled along on one CYL
inder recently, and Mayor Duttweiler
said many war workers have been
late for work. Many returned home
to get their own cars and picked up
workers along the way.
Postmaster w. T. Ault, in a let
ter to Washington, said the post
office schedule is being disrupted.
The bus company has a contract to
haul the letter carriers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
Award Soldiers Medal
To Findlay Man

Lieut.. Lemuel McManness, Find
lay, has been awarded the Soldiers
Medal for "heroism at great risk of
life at an allied airfeld in Italy,"
it was announced at a 18th Air
Force base
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
L. McManness, Lieut.. McManness,
an assistant squadron engineering
officer, was cited for rushing to the
scene of a burning heavy bomber
loaded with nearly three tons of
bombs.
when all attempts to extinguish
the fire had failed, read the cita-
tion accompanying the award, Lieu
ctenant McManness, realizing the inn
minent danger of explosion, entered
B-24 bomber parked directly in