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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06
Peace Problems
Presented Moss
Point Roiarians

DR.. j. l.. Neill, presiding elder
of the Seashore District for the
Methodist church, was guest
speaker at the regular meeting
of the Moss Point Rotary club
Yesterday.
DR.. Neill chose for the subject
of his speech, Problems Con-
corning Permanent Peace" He
opened his talk with a discussion
of our main aim as stated in the
last war, namely, ito make the
work safe for democracy" and
pointed out that instead of es-
tablishipg democracies in Europe
the reverse took place and fewer
democracies were found at the
end of World War | than were in
existence at the opening of the
war. He stated that at that time
the majority of the European
countries were not ready for de-
mocracy and that many of them
are still not.
Germany was not ready for
o democracy then and is still
not" DR.. Neil said. He went
further saying that the U. S.
should not consider herself a
mother nation by setting up gov
ernments in the various countries
He advised letting ''the people
determine their own type of gov
eminent"
Having spent four years re-
siding in Prague, Czechoslovakia
DR., Neill is well qualified to de-
velop an opinion from a European
viewpoint on problems affecting
their. as well as our, peace. He
stated that one of the major prob
lens which affects a permanent
peace is the hatred between the
major racial groups of continent
tai Europe, domination of one
group by another being largely
responsible in most instances.
Dr.. Neili cited several examples
of the intensity OF this hatred
that he had witnessed abroad.
Another contributing factor
which is a hindrance to our Sc
curing a permanent peace is seen
in the great desire for money ard
that men even in this particular
area are getting more money
through the continuance of war
and. therefore, are not anxious
to maintain an everlasting peace.
DR.. Neill explained that we must
rid ourselves of "scorn and self
ishness." "A universal acceptance
Of Christianity will not bring this
peace" Every group must have
education, a voice in his govern
ment, and a voice in an interna-
tional organization"
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Friday, the Panther Revelers'
dance will be held in the social
room of the USO at 10 pm.
Saturday, the regular dance of
the Girls Service Organization
will be held at 3 pm. H~ostesses
will be Margaret Pickett and
Mrs. B. H, Pickett. Refreshments
will be served.
Sunday at 5 pm. the women
who belong to the Service Mems
Wives club will sponsor Java
Hour" and a birthday party. All
present in the building will have
a part in tn eoccasion and it is
hoped that many industrial work.
ers and service men will be pres
ent.
On Monday. from 4 to 5 pm.
at the Youth Canteen, a boys
program will be held. II will be
under the direction of Lawrence
Lindhart. assistant director of
USO. Other programs under the
direction of Mr.. Lindhart are.
Young Boys club at 5 pm. Fri
day and Boy Scout Code class
at Z pm. both to be held in the
club room of the USO. The cam
era club will meet at Q pm. in
the club room.
Tuesday evening at the 18th
Street auditorium in Eastlawn,
movies will be shown. While at
the USO at Q pm. bingo will hold
sway. AT 5:l5 the Hi Jinx will
meet in the club room, The
Girls club will meet at 1000
a m. and again at 3 in the after
noon. All girls in the 5th and 9th
grades are urged to attend these
meetings.
Wednesday, pm, at 6:l5 the
Service Mems Wives club will
hold their regular weekly meet
ing and social. AT 8 o'clock, the
regular movies will be run at
the 18th street auditorium.
On Thursday, the Sew and Sew
Group sew at the US Naval Base.
All persons interested in this
work, please contact Mrs, d. B.
Clayton and make arrangements
to sew with the group. On Thurs
day evening at s pm, the Girls
Service organization has its reg
ular meeting in the club room.
Notice: October 18th is just
around the corner, leaving only
a few days in which to get your
Christmas packages off to the
boys overseas. The members Of
the Navy Mothers Club are happy
to assist you in this important
work and if you will just bring
your gifts to the USO they viii
be carefully wrapped for the ov-
erseas trip. Take advantage of
this service and bring your pack
age in.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06

UScG, of Bon Secour, Ala.
The bride was attractively
gowned IN soldier blue crepe
fashioned as a street dress with
silver studded trimmings with
which she wore navy accessories.
Her flowers were tuberoses cen
tered with a purple orchid and
showered with tubefoses.
Miss Cumbest was striking in
a suit of yellow in shades of can
airy, and her accessories were in
brown.
Miss Williams wore a suit in
gray and white ~pin-stripe and
gray and white accessories Both
wore shoulder corsages Of gar
denias.
Mrs. Golf, mother Of the bride,
wore navy with which her ac-
~cessories were in keeping and her
flowers were pink asters in corr
sage arrangement.
Mrs. X. g, Burkham Of Anna
rillo, Texas, mother Of the groom,
wore brown With brown access
series and a corsage Of white as
tiers.
Following the wedding Mi. and
Mrs. Golf presided over d recep-
ton at their home, 1901 Skip ave
nue., Pascagoula. where a wealth
OF flowers were used as decora-
tions.
On a flower-decked table, i
three-tiered wedding cake top
ped by a miniature bride ane
groom which had been used OF
her mothers wedding cake, held
central place. Red. white ant
blue gave a military touch t.
the decorations.
Following the reception Mr.
and Mrs. Burkham spent a shor1
honeymoon at the Edgewatel
Gulf Hotel in Biloxi.
They are now at home to then
friends in an Eastlawn brick
apartment
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06

TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE
CITY OF PASCAGOULA,
MISSISSIPPI, AND PARTIES
IN INTEREST:
You will take notice that the
assessments of personal property
on the Assessment Roll of the City
of Pascagoula, Mississippi, for
the year, 1914, have been chang
ed, revised and corrected by this
Board so as to comply with the
laws of the State Of Mississippi,
and the Ordinances of the City
of Pascagoula, Mississippi, and
the said revised. corrected and
equalized roll, has been approved
and is now open for examination
and inspection; and that a meet
ing of the Board of Mayor and
Councilmen will be held on the
18th day of October, 1914, at 1000
o'clock A. M, Central War Time,
at the City Hall, the regular
meeting place of this Board, for
the purpose of hearing and con-
sidering any objections made to
any assessment as appear on the
said roll.
And notice is further given
that any objections to any as
sessment contained in the revised
roll of personal property must
be made in writing and filed
with the Clerk of this Board at
or before the time of the said
meeting at his office in the City
Hall in the City of Pascagoula,
Mississippi. And any and all as
sessments to which no objection
is then and there made will be
This the 3rd day of October.
made final.
1914.
BOARD OF MAYOR AND
COUNCILMEN OF THE CITY OF
P~ASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI.
(SEAL)
By S. H. FREDERIC,
Clerk.
q l0-6 1913
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Fund Drive
CONTINUED from Page u

cry member of organized labor
contribute a days pay to this
drive" Mi. Mancil, chairman of
the Pascagoula drive and presi-
dent of the Metal Trades Coun-
ell, said. 1--WE want to put the War
Fund drive over and We also
want to bring to reality our re-
creational program which will
mean more to Pascagoula and its
citizens, both now and to future
generations, than any program
undertaken in many years.
Moss Point Area Goal
The application for the Fed
eral funds was approved last
week. Under it the community
house for white citizens to be To-
Gated on Market street in front
of the ingalls, ball park will be
one of the most complete in the
state. 1t will contain nine bowl
ing alleys, gymnasium, reading
and play rooms and will have a
completely equipped playground
adjacent to it.
In addition, a community house
for negro citizens, presently
planned for Skip street, will also
be built and will be equipped
with gymnasium, reading and
play rooms, dressing rooms and
showers and other features.
A city park will also be located
on Parsley street adjacent to Man
tou street. This park will be 600
X 800 feet and will be fully
equipped. The Municipal Beach
park will also be enlarged under
the program and dressing rooms
and showers added.
E. V. Suthoff and Claude Blan-
chard are co-chairmen of the
Moss Point drive and have COM
pleted their organization. With
goal of $4,000 for Moss Point,
Kreole, Escatawpa and rural
areas, it was expected that the
quota will be reached and passed.
E. G. Trimble is in charge of
the area west of the river, includ-
ing Ocean Springs and adjacent
rural areas, and $500 for Van
cleave and rural areas.
MIR Trimble has also completed
his organization and predicted
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06
Miss Margaret
White Weds Mr..
Roy Burkham

An impressive and very beau
tiful wedding ceremony took
piace at the First Baptist church
OF Pascagoula, when Mihh
Nanny Marguerite White became
the bride of Roy Charles Burk-
ham.
The single ring service was
read by the Reverend Monte A..
Davis, pastor of the East Moss
Point Baptist church, before an
altar beautiful with large bas-
kets OF asters in pastel shades,
where white candles were used
for lighting. These tapers, which
we're placed in candelabra in
graduated effect, were lighted
by the ushers, v. v. Womack. ma
chinist mate, third class, and T.
A. Short, machfnist mate. third
class prior to the short musical
program that preceded the entry
Of the bridal party.
This program consisted of the
singing of Il Love You Truly"
and "At Dawning," by Yeoman,
First Glass, Harlan Eieher, with
Mrs. P. j. Higginbothem at the
organ.
Mrs. Higginbotham also played
the Lohengrin Wedding March
for the entry of the bride and
her attendants. and Memberships
March for occasional. Oscar
Golf, Of Paseagoula, father of
tile bride, gave her in marriage,
and Miss Neva Cumbest Of Kre-
ole, her close friend, and Miss
Anita Williams Of East Moss
Point. her aunt, served as brides
maids.
They were met at the altar by
the groom and his best man, H.
NJ Hudson, formerly of Hous-
ton, but now stationed as store
keeper, first class, with the Coast
Guard in Paseagoula. He was
also attended by II. M. Beamus,
boatswain's mate, third class,
ment until Monday, when he was
raIaacad
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appreciated the many floral of
fertngs. We appreciated all help
and sympathy, Especially do we
thank the doctor and nurses and
those who assisted in getting him
to the hospital quickly, Mr.. Fails
and cur good pastor.
Hubert Golf and Family
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deep
appreciation to our friends for
the many kindnesses extended to
Us and the floral offerings sent
during the recent illness and
death of our beloved father,
John II. Golf.
Sons and Daughters.
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Negro Being Held
On Assault Charges
Following Stobbing

B. P. Jakes. negro. was arrested
following a stabbing. September
q, and charged with assault and
battery.
According to officers who in
vestigated the incident Jakes
stabbed another negro, Henry
Miller, in front of Jakes' house
on Henry street after an argu-
ment between the two. After
fighting once. it was understood
by police officers, that Miller
was leaving and turned around
and made a remark that fingered
Jakes. He ran after Miller with
a knife and stuck the four inch
blade in his shoulder. Miller was
in the hospital undergoing treat
that that the quotas wauld be
passed.
First reports on results Of the
drive are expected Wednesday.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many
friends for their help and kind
ness when our adopted son,
George, was eleetrocuted. We
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06
Moss Point Scouts
Plan Camping Trip
For Future Date

Preliminary plans for a camp
ing trip were laid by the Moss
Point Boy Scouts at a meeting
held Thursday night. r. v.
Shields OF the Young Mems BUSH
ness Club and G. L. Bond of the
Rotary Club were guests at the
meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06
Vented

WANTED TO RENT-Furnished
apartment, prefer private bath,
Naval officer and wife. Phone
1000, R. B. Ramsay, Bos'n, U. S.
Navy. 1915 1tp
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HELP WANTED - Settled col
ored woman in private home,
permanent job. Phone POSI- Moss
Point. 1915 Ito
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06

HELP WANTED = Seventy-five
men white or colored to help
put up the shows and rides. APP
ply early Tuesday morning to c.
E. Sheesley at main office wag-
on on Show Grounds. Ready TO
work. Wages $1.00 per hour.
1916 Ito
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06

HELP WANTED - Seventy-five
men white or colored to help
put up the shows and rides. APP
ply early Tuesday morning to c.
E. Sheesley at main office wag-
on on Show Grounds. Ready to
work. Wages $1.00 per hour.
1915 Ito
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Help Vented

HELP WANTED = Seventy-five
men white or colored to help
put up the shows and rides. APP
ply early Tuesday morning to c.
E. Sheesley at main office wag-
on on Show Grounds. Ready to
work. Wages s1.00 per hour.
10-6 Ito
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For Rent

RENT-Forty-acre improved
lie miles off highway ap-
proximately Z miles north of
Ocean Springs, 5-room house,
large barn, large chicken house
built to government specified
flowing artesian well. I'm
mediate possession. Apply 906
Market St, Pascagoula, Miss.
9-29 Ate
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06
For Sole

FOR SALE-Desirable lots in
growing locality near church and
school. Prices reasonable, lots
near Bayou Casotte school. See
J.L. Morgan, Box l31, or j. K.
Ellerman, 311 Dupont avenue,
phone 259-J. 9-22 3tc
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06

The use Of coamesics can be
traced to 500 B. c.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06
K1EETEE8:

FOR SALE - WE HAVE A
BRAND NEW SUPPLY OF STA
TIONARY. 100 sheets and 100
envelopes, in a very attractive
box for SIPS. To have this print
ed will make a very SPECIAL
GIFT for someone. THE ADJ
VERTISER PUBLISHING co.
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HELP WANTED-Cook and gen.
eral housekeeper, good salary.
Apply Mrs. Leo Rosenblum, co
Rosenblum's Store. l0-6 lite
HELP WANTED - Seventy-five
men white or colored to help
put up the shows and rides. APP
ply early Tuesday morning to c.
Z. Sheesley at main office wag-
on on Show Grounds. Ready to
work. Wages Sl.00 per hour.
1916 Ito
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ment until Monday, when he was
released.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06

FOR SALE-Eouse, 2 bedrooms,
living room, kitchen, bath, COM
pletely furnished; electric refrig-
orator, gas stove. Immediate oc-
cupancy, 205 Beardslee street,
Moss Point, Miss. Apply next
door or j. H. Cassidy, Bogalusa,
La. 9-15 4tp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06
Legal Notices

TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE
CITY OF PASCAGOULA,
MISSISSIPPI, AND PARTIES
IN INTEREST:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06

FOR
dually designed, health and foun-
dation garments. Call Mona Lee
Kern, 636, Pascagoula. 9-22 4tp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-06

FOR SALE-Gentle saddle hors-
es, work horses, Shetland ponies.
Flying "V' Corral, 909 Market
street. 9-22 4tp
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-11
Legal Notices

mand the same shall first secure 3
license for such dog and further pay
90 the city Treasurer the sum OF
Two tt2OOl Dollars; provided. how
ever. that n the owner or person en-
titled TO claim any dog which has
been impounded shall deny. under
oath. that such dog was running AT
large within the city OF Ypsilanu at
tie time. the same was seized under
the provisions OF Section OF this
ordinance. then such dog shall be
released without the payment Of the
Zee provided for above. but In such
case Il shall thereupon be the duty
Of the officer having knowledge or
the facts 90 forthwith make COM
plant In court Of competent 1urisdic-
tion charging the person keeping or
harboring such dog with the viola
ton ~ this ordinance for which such
dog was impounded. The Chief OF
Police shall monthly file with the
CITY clerk report showing the
number of dogs lmpoundad during
the month together with description
and disposition Of the same.
Section 8. All dogs not claimed
and released within seventy-two
C72D hours after being impounded
shall he destroyed.
Section Q, The Council shall make
provision for the sale. burying. car
ryinE away. or other disposal OF the
bodies 81 all dogs that have been
destroyed.
Section 10. The chief OF Police or
any Of his subordinates. or any offf-
Ger designated by tho Council TO en-
force the provisions OF this ordin-
Rnce. may seize and impnund any
dog kept IN violation OF the provt-
sIuus II this ordinance. The refusat
hv any person 70 deliver up, TO any
police officer or other officer deHif-
- b 60
yroylslon4 Of tbis ordinance, any dog
kept or harbored IN violation OF the
Provisions hereof, shall be deemed
a violation ~ this ordinance.
Section IL In all prosecutions for
violation of this ordinance, the rec
ordl IN tho TTeasurer's once show
ing tho name 81 the person 10 whom
any license was Issued ana the check
number shall be- primafacie evidences
Of the ownership Of any dog wearing
a check with "A similar number.
Section Ia: Any violation OF or
failure 10 comply with the provi-
siona OF this ordinance shall be pun
ished by fino not 10 exceed Fifty
$4,000 Dollars and costs Of )ross-
cution or by Imprisonment not To
exceed thirty C30J days. or by both
such fine and imprisonment IN the
discretion OF the Court, and when
such fine and costs are imposed tho
touIt may provide mat IN icTAult OF
the payment thereof tho offender
shall DO imprisoned for period rot
TO exceed thirty (30) days. unless
such fine and costs shall he sooner
paid: provided, no person shall bs
Imprl7onod FOR n single violation OF
this ordinance for longer period
than thirty f3O) days
Section IL. All ordinance conflict
Ing with sail ordinance are hereby
repealed
Bsetion II. This Ordinance shall
take effect 10 days after ita passage
upon publication thereof
Made md passed by the Common
Council Of the city 81 Yp-ilantt ON
tn. 7th day ~ February, i9tt.
Approved by tho Mayor on Febru-
AIRY \. 1914.
ROSS X. BOWER.
MAYOR.
HARVEY e. HOLMES,
CITY CLERK Adv. All
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POLICE DEPARTMENTAL g.
Washington 81.
USO TRAVELLERS AIDES Pearl
~
WAR HOUSING CENTER 5 ".
Adams St. Cleary College side
entrance.
UNITED STATES EMPLOY MENT
OFFlCE-il3 Pearl 81.
BEYER HOSPITAL &c 8. Prospect
ST.
FIRE DEPARTMENTAL w
Cross 81.
CITY IALI-30t N Huron 81.
CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
&c n. Huron St
BOARD or COMMERcE-3oi w.
Michigan Ave.
fPSllANTl DUMP-st south end
OF s. Park 81;
CHlLDREN'S CARE iNFORMA-
TON CENTER-2Os7 +. Holmes
Rd.
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FOR QUICK SALE, list your houses
today with Harry c. Peet. Realtor.
over 25 years Real Estate expert
ence. So n. Huron st. Phone 1871.
THEY'RE SOMRTHING-more than
fancies and fads, these powerful
little Classified Ads.
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Real Estate
Houses For sale

Check Over
These UnusaI
ListIngs
COUNTRY ESTATE: Located
miles west OF Ypsi, on main
highway. IS. acres OF land, part
~ wooded. Beautiful home fin
ished in knotty cedar downstairs.
Heatolater fireplaces. one In
living room and one In dining
room. Extra toilet and laNatory
downstairs. Recreation room IN
basement. Crane hot water oil
burning heating plant Breeze
nay between house and garage
equipped with screens for sum
msr and storm windows Tor
winter. Screens and storm win
dows for balance Of house. in
sulated. Permanent asbestos
roof Deep well water system.
Double garage with overhead
doors. Built Just prior to war
and could not be duplicated now.
Price, $4,000.
MODERNISTIC: Unusual "tri-
level" home located mile west OF
Ypsi. Kitchen, dinette. and serv-
ice room on LIST level. Large liv-
ing room and / bedroom on End
level. 2 more bedrooms, bath. and
IN "a Al
about years, $500.
LIKE NEW: 4 room home, com
pletely modern. near Willow Run
Village. Excellent materials and
Workmanship, and all in good
shape. $3.50 cash.
ONLY $4,000: \ low price for
room home with basement. fur
mace, bath, and garage. Near
Woodruff School and Super Mar
: kets. Not first class, but worth
the low price. E-Z terms.
NEAR SCHOOL: A dandy ? bed
room home close TO Prospect
School. Built about years. Big
lot, with space for a prize l944
Victory Garden. $3.50, with
tio5O down payment. Balance
SIS month.
LOCAL FACTORY: Small fac
tory building. divided into two
parts, and suitable for one or
two small Industries. 6 car gar
age, $4,000.
WILL DISCOUNT: Need cash
WIN take $500 discount on con
tract having balance duo of
$1,000. Brings in $40 month,
bears s per cent interest. A good
spot for idle money.
6hman & Oreenstreef
r L 4 l. r O X s
40 w. Michigan. Phone ll37