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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-15
CHAPTER

CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE
"It's getting worse" reported
Pat to Ellery. "Jim's drinking him
self stupid. Even Lola can't do any
thing with him. Ellery, is il just
that he's scared!"
Hes not scared at an. Goes
deeper than funk, Patty. Hasn't he
seer Nora YETI"
Hes ashamed 10 20 near her.
Eora's threatening to get out Of bed
and go ove there-herself, only DR..
Willoughby said if she did he'd send
her to the hospital. l slept with her
last night. She cried all night"
Ellery remarked glumly, Nora
still thinks he's innocent"
"Of course. She wants him TO
fight back. She says If he'd only
come over to see her, she knows she
could persuade him to stand up and
defend himself from these attacks.
Did you see what those reporters
are writing about Jim nov?"
"Yes," sighed Ellery.
"It's all Frank Lloyd's fault!
Pops so furious he says he'll never
speak to Frank again"
"It's better to keep out Of Lloyd's
way" said Ellery with a frown.
Hes thoroughly aroused"
Then Pat burst out: How can
people be so meant Mons friends
they don't call her any more,
they're whispering ugly things be-
hind her back, she's being snubbed
by two Of her organizations-even
Clarice Martins stopped callingl"
"The Judges wife, murmured
Ellery. (Which suggests another in
teresting problem. Have you
seen Carter Bradford lately?"
"No," answered Pat. Then the su-
thor-detective swiftly changed tack.
Patty, what do you know about
Roberta Roberts,"
"A good reporter, I'd sayl"
~Strange what different conclu-
mons she draws from the same
facts. Did you see this?" Ellery
showed Pat a Chicago newspaper,
tipped back to Roberta's Column.
A paragraph had been ringed, and
Pat read it quickly:
The longer | investigate this case,
the surer | feel that James Haight
in q misunderstood man, a martyr
TO what is at best a circumstantial
ease and q victim Of mobbism. The
woman he 10 alleged by gossips 10
have tried to poison is standing by
her husband f~our-square, with never
q doubt. More power TO you, Nora
Wright HaightI II faith and love
still mean anything in this wretched
world, your husbands name will be
cleared and you will triumph over
the pack
that's a deserved tributer- cried
Pat.
"A little emotional, even for .
famous ertreprenease Of love-" re-
marked Mr.. Queen dryly. al think
III cultivate this female Cupid"
But that only confirmed his first
impression. Roberta Roberts was
heart and soul behind the struggle
10 get Jim a just hearing. Roberta
had one talk with Nora, and they
became fighters in a common cause.
"If you could only get Jim TO come
mp here" said Nora urgently.
won't you try, Miss Roberts7"
He'd listen TO you" Pat inter.
posed.
But Jim refused 10 stir from the
house.
"Why, JIM" asked the newsps.
per woman patiently. Ellery war
present, and Lola Wright.
"Lemme alone" Jim had moi
shaved; under the stubble his skin
vss gray.
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Croquet Tits
in City Park

Winners in the city champion
ship croquet tournament held Fri
day afternoon in Recreation Park
are: Class B boys, singles, 1, En-
mitt James, Harriet: 2. Tom Ander-
son, Riverside; 8, Lee Ossenheim-
or, st. John. Class B Boys, doubles.
I, Flory and Cushman, Recreation;
?. Steimle and Joyce. st. John:
3, Allen and Williams, Harriet.
Glass c Boys, Singles. I, John
Brand, Recreation; 2, Richard Hell
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Carver Community Center
TURN TO POLITICS

Grand Rapids, Mich, July Is
AP-The Michigan CLIO council left
behind il today the touchy subjeee
OF resembling the no-strike pledge
which still stands-to consider
the CLOS role in the November
elections. The councils seventh
annual convention yesterday ap-
proved the national CLOS political
program and, further. approved a
proposed 81 contribution 10 the
political action committee fund
from each OF Michigan's 100000
CIO members.
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In EIEIA DAY

Detroit, July 15-AP- As the
strike Of 500 ALL milk drivers and
helpers reached It's fifth day. the
War Labor Board called today
upon the Transfers Union Nation
al leadership to intervene. WLB
at Washington sent a telegram to
Daniel j.. Tobin, president of the
AFL Transfers, in which it ex.
pressed expectation" that Tobin
would take Immediate steps to
bring about termination Of this
strike in order TO maintain you
unions no-strike pledge.
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By EIIery Queen

You cant Just Ne around the
house and let these people spit on
you, Jim! See Nora. She'll give
you strength, Jim. She's ill-don't
you know that7 Don't you care?"
Haight turned a tortured face
to the wall. "Nora's in good hands.
Her family's taking care Of her.
And I've done her enough harm al
ready. Lemme alone!"
"But Nora believes in you"
SIN not gonna see Nora tin this
Is all over" he muttered. "Till I'm
Jim Hsight again in this town, not
some hated hyena.'
And not all of Roberta's prodding
could rouse him.
When Roberta had gone, and Jim
was asleep, Ellery said TO Lola
Wright: "And what's your angle,
my dear SPHINX"
mo angle. Somebody has 10 take
care Of Jim. l feed him and put him
to bed"
"You haven't expressed any opin-
ion, Lola"
There's been too much express
sion of opinion" she retorted. But
if you want TO know, I'm a profess
sional underdog-lover. l see Jim
suffering, and that's enough for
me-"
Apparently it's enough for Ro-
berta Roberts, too mumbled FL
lery.
Miss Love-C onquers-All!" Lola
shrugged. IF you ask me, that
danes on Jim's side 20 she can get
in where the other reporters ean't!"
Considering that Nora was bed
ridden as a result Of arsenic poison
ing, that John F. was finding his
cronies transferring their business
TO Hallam Luck's Public Trust Co.,
that Hermione was having the lady
finger put on her, Pat was sticking
close to Nora's bedside, and even
Lola had been .jolted ont Of her iso-
lation-considering all this, il was
wonderful how the Wrights kept
bravely pretending, yer among
themselves that nothing out Of the
ordinary had happened.
No one referred to Nora's condi-
ton except as ar "illness." John F.
talked business at his desk in his
old dry way-if he attended far
fewer board meetings II was be-
cause he was tiled up. obvious
ly; and the fact that he disappeared
from the weekly luncheons Of the
Chamber Of Commerce was excused
on grounds Of dyspepsia.
Az for Jim-he was not men
toned at all.
But Hermy, after the first emo-
tional storms, did some calking and
sail patching. No n was going TO
run her out of town. And grimly
she began to employ her telephone
again. At her Women's Club, Mad
am President astounded everyone
by making a personal appearance,
in her smartest winter suit, acting
as il nothing had happened what
soever. The ladies grew scarlet I'M
der the lash of Hermy's scorn. And
at home she took charge as Of old.
Ludie went about with a relieved
expression.
BY the beginning Of February
things took on such an air of nor
malcy that Lola actually returned
to her fat in Low Village and Pat
assumed the task Of cooking Jim's
meals and Strengthening Noa's
house.
On February 18th, DR.. Willoughby
said that Nora could get out OF bed.
There was much Joy in the house
hold. Ludie baked . gsrgantuan
lcmon-merin9ue pic, Nora's favor
lite; John r. came home carly from
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BY Jack Sords

Newhouser was nominated TO try
for his 14th victory and Joe Orrell,
essentially relief hurler, was
named for a starting role. Manag-
err Jimmy Dykes picked Ed Lopat
and Buck Ross. Ruie Gentry and
Paul Trout will pitch for Detroit
Sunday
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RADIO PLAN

Lansing. July 15-AP-Capt. Don
aid S. Leonard, state civilian de-
Tense director. said today the
Army has transferred to the state
police responsibility for spreading
the radio silence order In event
OF an enemy air attack. Leonard
said. the previous. plan OF having
key stations broadcast the order
is being abandoned.
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Calamity Town

the hank WITH q double armftA a
roses (where he got them, In
Wrightsville, in February, he re-
fused to say!) Pat stretched as il
she we're cramped and then washed
her hair and did her nails. muir
muring things like: any, how I've
let myself go!T Hermy turned the
radio on for the first time in
weeks 1t was like coming out
Of a restless sleep TO find yourself
safely awake.
Nora wanted TO see Jim instant
ly; but Hermione refused to let her
out Of the house-"The first day,
dear! Are you insane?"-and 30
Nora phoned next door. After n
while she hung up, h~elplessly; there
was no answer.
"Maybe he's gone out for a walk"
said Pat.
"I'm sure that's what 1t is, Nora"
agreed Hermy. fussing over Nora's
hair. Hermy did not say that Jim
vas in the house that very moment
--she had just %glimpsed his gray
face pressed against the Venetian
blinds of the master bedroom.
81 know!" exclaimed Nora, and
she telephoned Ben Danzig. "Mr.
Dsnzig, send me the biggest, most
expensive Valentine you've got
Right away!"
eyes, ma'am,r said Ben; and ha
a half hour il was all over town that
Nora Haight was all right again
Sending Valentines! k there an
other man, do yoN suppose?
II was a gorgeous thing, quilted
IN pink satin and bordcred with
real lace, framing numerous fat
Cupids and sweet with st. Valen-
tine sentiment-Ben Danzig's most
exclusive number!
Nora addressed the envelope her
self, and sent Ellery out TO mail It.
She was almost gay.
In the mail Friday morning there
was no Valentine for Nora.
I'm going over there" she said
firmly. "Jim's sulking. He thinks
the whole ~'orld's against him. I'm
going"
Ludie came in, very stiff and
scared, and said: "Tt's Chief Dakin
and Mr.. Bradford, Miss Hermy."
"Dakin!" The color left Hermy's
cheeks. For -. me, Ludie!"
SAYS he wants to be seeing Miss
Nora"
John F. ross from the breakfast
table. "I1l handle thisl7 They
went into the living room.
Mr.. Queen left his eggs and ran
upstairs. Pat yawned "Whozi.~
when he raped on her door.
Some downstairsi"
"Whafor!" He heard her yavn
again. Some in, come in" Ellery
merely opened the door. Pat was
punched under the b~edclothes, look
ing rosy and mussed.
"Dakin and Bradford. To
Nora. I think this is it!r
"Ohl" Panic. But only for a mo-
ment. Throw me my robe, like a
darling. It's arctic in here" Mr..
Queen handed IL 10 her, turned 10
walk out. "Wait for me in the hall.
Ellery. I want TO go downstairs
with you"
Pat Joined him shortly. As they
came in, Chief Dakin was saying:
Course, Mrs. Haight, you UNDER
stand I've got to cover the whole
ground. I'd told Doe Willoughby To
let me know when you'd be up and
about
80 kind Of you" said Nora. She
was frightened almost out Of her
wits. You could sec it.
Ito be continucd)
CO.. -irht nv Litiis Brrsr a r.
p"ifiosisd ~ Ains Isslafs' s~yndiest,. Lea
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Sports Calendar

MONDAY
Moose Lodge VS.. Carver Com
munity Center at Recreation Park,
s ~.
Ford Local $40 va. C.Y.O. at Ford
Field, GAS.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Friday

KesuItt FrIuhy
Chicago II, Pittsburgh 5.
New York 2, Philadelphia /.
Cincinnati 3, st. Louis O..
Only games scheduled,
Games Today
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Chicago, night.
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Clark's Credit Cloihiers To Start
Anniversary Celebration On Friday

The 48th National and the 3rG
Local Anniversary is being cele-
brated all through this month
al ClaTk's Credit Clothiers ae-
cording to Jimmy Lsae local
manager of the Clark's store on
Delmas Avenue.
1--WE will open u anniversary
celebration on Friday. MAY H.
Mr.. Lane said, "and it will con-
tinue throughout the month OF
MAY. Our big annual birthday
sale viii celebrate the event
Preparations for the event have
been under way for weeks, ac-
cording to Mr.. Lane, and shelves
in Clark's big store are stocked
with new merchandise for the
event
Mr. Lane has been head of the
Clark's store here for two years
and during that time has made q
host of friends.
Stores included in the Clarks
chain are located throughout the
South, and is one of its fastest
growing chains Mr.. Lane SAID.
THE entire personnel Of the local
Clark's store extends eongratula-
tions to w. II, Seidermann. presl-
dent of our company, and his exec
utive staff on the 48th anniver-
sary OF the business"
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Moss Point
Church News
METHODIST CHURCH

Observes Mothers Day with
special services on Sunday.
Sunday
9:45 am, Church School.
1900 am, Special Mothers
Day sermon from the subject,
Mother Our Best Companion"
300 pm. Subj District meeting
of the Youth Fellowship at East
lawn, Pascagouia, Moss Point
furnishing the program.
6:l5 pm, local Youth League,
500 pm, Sermon, subject,
Will Our Neighbors Condemn
Us AT the Judgment"
Monday
$3.50 m, Woman's Society.
Tuesday
300 pm. choir practice.
Wednesday,
800 pm. Mid-Week services.
Thursday
800 pm, Wesleyan Service
Guill.
Meet your friends at the church
during our Church Loyalty
Month of May. Great crowds are
attending these special services.
You will find a welcome at all
our services. :
ANDREW J. BOYLES,
Pastor.
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Legal Notices

ITO THE WHITE DEMOCRA
TIC QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
TIKI. CITY OF P~ASCAGOULA,
MISSISSIPPI:
Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the White Democratic
Executive Committee of the
City of Pascagoula, Mississippi,
was held on May IL, 1914, at
which meeting all members OF
Inc Committee were present.
It was determined by the Conn
mites that The date of the First
Primary election for the nominaz
ton Of White Democratic n0mi-
nees for the office of Mayor and
two Counciimen Of the City of
Pascagoula and for the election
CT a White Democratic Executive
Committee be fixed for Tuesday,
July 10, 1914, and in the event
a Second Primary is necessary to
determine said nominees, that
same be held on Tuesday, July
rs, 1914, the said election to be
held at the various polling places
now fixed bv Ordinance of the
City of Pascagoula.
Notice is further hereby given
that the names of each candidate
must be furnished to the Secre-
tary of this Committee not less
than thirty days before the date
Of the First Primary, and notice
is further given that said election
will be held in accordance with
the provisions of Chapter 10 of
the Extraordinary Session of the
Legislature of the State of Mis-
sissippi, held in 1885, known as
the Corrupt Practice Act" and
that each candidate must file
with the Clerk of the City of
Pascagoula an affidavit that he
mas read the said Act and any
and ali amendments thereto and
that he mas not and will not dur
ing his candidacy violate any of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-12

The special Mothers Day pro-
gram which has been planned for
al Service Mothers in Pascacou-
ID and the vicinity is going TO be
one Of the most outstanding af-
fairs that the USO has ever had
ID Pascagoula. The program will
begin at S o'clock when all the
Mothers as they enter the build
ing will be formally introduced
and met by their adopted sons
for the occasion. A machine for
making records for the mothers
I'd send their sons is n of the
featLires planned for the group,
as well as a lovely buffet supper
which will come as a part of the
entertainment being planned
Lovely flowers will adorn the
building and all in all it promises
70 be Quite the occasion II
any service mothers in Pascagou-
la have not received their invi-
tations at this time, we again
wish to extend an invitation to
them through this medium to be
with us on Mothers Day.
Bingo games are held every
Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock at
the USO. Prizes are given and
refreshments are served.
The Keesler Field Variety show
which will take place on the I've
ming of May rs, is an outstanding
performance which everyone will
enjoy KeesleE Field boasts of
some of the country's finest pro-
tsssional talent On this occasion
talent viii be presented by
the members of the Girls Service
Organization. Don't forget the
night of NAV IS, for the Keesler
Field Variety show.
II you enjoy playing bridge.
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the oblieasions or prohibitions
thereof
Notice is further given that or
ly members Of the White Dem
ocratic Party shall be allowed To
participate in said election, and
each person offering to partici-
pate must be qualified according
to Law and the regulations Of the
White Democratic Party.
I'm WITNESS WHEREOF, the
members Of the Democratic Elk
ecutipe Committee of the City Of
Paseagoula have hereunto set
their hands, on this the llth day
OF Msz, laAA.
]. FORD.
Chairman.
]. GUY KRERs,
Secretary
2 W. cox,
Member
5-l2 5-ls Sac
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AssEMHLY oF COB cHuRcH

GOT N. Pascagouia ST.. Phone 693J
Sunday Services, May ID
1000 am, Sunday School. A
class for every age.
ll.00 am, Morning Worship.
Sermon by the pastor with spe-
cial tribute to mothers.
TOO pm, Young Peoples SER
vice.
800 pm, Evangelistic service.
Sermon by the pastor.
Thursday
800 pm, Prayer meeting and
Bible Study.
We viii have a dedication of
babies in connection with the
morning service today.
In all the services on Mothers
Day, special tributes will be paid
to the mothers of our church. the
city and the nation. All mothers
welcome to attend.
KENNETH ERWIN,
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METHODIST
CHURCH

Cf1On(a
Belair and E. Lincoln
Sunday
900 am, Morning Worship.
1000 am, Church School,
classes for everyone.
100 am, Morning Worship.
$50 pm, Youth Fellowship;
Wesley Brotherhood: W.SC.S.
7:30 pm Evening Worship
with lots of gospel singing.
Tuesday
1880 PM, Cottage prayer SER
vice.
Wednesday,
6:30 pm. Choir practice.
1880 pm ,Midweek prayer SER
vice.
Thursday
$3.50 pm, Fellowship of Evan
Eelism.
Friday
227.
7:30 pm. Open House for
Youth.
Saturday
1000 am, Cub Scouts.
1890 am, Girl Scouts, Troop
Three.
You are cordially invited to
worship with US ana enjoy the
fellowship of our church.
@. C. ROBERTS, JR.,
Pastor.
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HOLINESS CHURCH
Bay and Stauter Streets
East Moss Point. Miss.

bay and Stautef Streets
East Moss Point, Miss.
Sunday
1000 am, Sunday School.
7:45 pm, Evening Services.
Tuesday
7.45 pm, Prayer meeting.
Friday
7:45 pm, PRAYER meeting.
A special Mothers Day service
will be held Sunday evening, May
Id. Prizes will be given 10 moth
srs, all of whom are especially
invited OF attend. The public IS
welcome.
REV. J. B. ROGERS
Pastor.
Revival services every night at
7.45. Evangelist Rosenquit, con-
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7:30 am. Holy Communion.
1000-a.m Sunday School.
ll:00 am, Morning Prayer and
Sermon, subject of sermon, The
Church and Christian Character
Monday
9.35 am, broadcast over Radio
Station WGCM. l240 kilocycles.
Rev. FREDRICK S. RESCH, B.A.,
Rector.
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Activities OF OILY
School MunY And
Worried This Semester

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Jackson County
Church News
EscATAWPA
CHURCH

Sunday Services
1000 am, Church School.
ll:00 am, Mothers Day Ser
vice. Sermon topic, "Honohing
Motherhood
7:30 pm, Young Peoples
meeting.
800 pm, Family Service.
Vacation Church school begins
Monday and continues through
Friday, NAV 10. The public is
cordially invited to attend any
ana all services at this church.
REV. S. B.. WATKINS,
Pastor.
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don't pass up the opportunity 70
play each Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, when the Episcopal
Guild sponsors its weekly bridge
party. Small admission which Is
used for a very good purpose.
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It's common sslass to be
thrifty. Il you sage sau are
thrifty. War Bonds help You
70 save and help to save
~ America. Buy your zen per
- cent every pay aay.
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ST. PIERRE's EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Gautier, Miss.
Sunday Services
$50 am, Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
$3.50 am, Sunday School.
Rev. FRIEDRICH S. RESCH, B.As
Rector.
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Pascagoula
Church News

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
2s5 canty Street
Sunday
9:45 am, Sunday School.
1000 am, Bible classes at the
manse.
HOO am, Morning Worship,
"A Mothers Prayer"
700 pm, Westminster League
at the manse.
800 pm, Evening Worship,
subject, False Judgments"
Monday
zoo pm. Circle meetings of
the Auxiliary.
7:30 pm, Boy Scouts. WPA
building.
Tuesday
1000 am, Eastlawn Circle
meeting.
Wednesday,
1880 pm, choir practice.
]. c. CRANE,
Pastor.
UNION SERVICES
Sunday
$50 am, Sunday School, East
lawn Activities building, Dupont
Avenue and l4th Street.
800 pm, Sunday School, 1909
Adm Schley.
Wednesday
7:30 pm Young Peoples
meeting. 1911 Adm. Schley.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-12


MEMBERS CT SCHOOL BOARD
JACKSON COUNTY. MISS.
Gentismen:
Notice Is hereby given that a
meeting Of the Jackson County
School Beard will be held at the
Office Of the County Sueperinten-
dent Of Education, May 20. 1914,
at 9 Am. for the purpose of ac5
cepting bids 90 transportation
routes and to transact any and all
business authorized by law.
Yours truly,
A. +. MEGEHEE. Supt.
Jackson County Schools
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-12

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Cor. Pine and Live Oak SITS.
Rogation Sunday Services
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-12

Quoting.
Special music and singing by
the Rosenquit family.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-12
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